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wEsTcMEsTER rogAgy

OWNER moving to California offers his
groom laeuse, tiled bath and hall lava
tory, hot water beat, on iail overlooking
Hudson Rireri Rrge blot 10 minutes, walk
ia express station price reduced to s11, 900.
Ud&OTg 4 F6GEK3
81 East I'D ST. Tel s5aFraE Sill 1926
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aLAL EsTATE-sALE Oh aENr
Long Island
msnH.n,

as ss's = a f-F FLUSHING House for sale.
fssas ssS.hs s.s z,story staceo. shingIe !;
:ssssan los e8xieo; garage ,s,,, ossu,l,
ss FIs,. HERRING. Ss4 Lexington av.
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8 Estate ar AueTaos

s@sss s seos 5r., Co.. Real Estate
s asantague sss. Brseklyn,
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fqsssr s sIssonisl house, all improvements
tisia ana ana t tso;Seo garage; 10 minutes
M sa ssies $4,000. A. 1 PffIJ I e Fy \,
sa's..son, Snd builders, ID and Henry ats.
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BR0SxYILLE

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: New Flemish
stucco rooms baths, very latest ifa-
pyevements Installed throughout re-
stsieted section pleasant walk to station;
high elevation beautiful view SIS zoe.
Terms. Kirk, Mt. Vernon Hillcrest sil1
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Mr. VERNON

DUTCH COLONIAL, rooms, bath Mod
arn improvements, garage, excellent To-
cation, near schools, churches. etc. q
fI5inutes 10 2 Fai roads; restricted location,
75xI06; bargain, $I4.500 Terms.
Arthur C. Biatz Realty Co.,
First NATL Bank. GaixyOod 1862.
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ApAnrMENrs mo- IEr--ruRNrsuEp
Manhattan
REAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION

S5TH ST. (Riyerside rive; also BFoad way
sIst St.)--2, 3, 6, s rooms; everything
new; Immediate possession. Cali at 2465
Broadway, 91sG st.
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APARTssENrs W. srEn

APARTMENT furgighed or unfuruiahed
bath and kitsheEette, between washing
ton square and e9th ct. aoi "a exceed
$3.50 month Address p a4t Tribune.
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PELHAM

eEgERAI HOUSES EGR RENT and 8
rooms. ? and 3 baths Prices $3.50 to
$3.50 per mont. Mrs. Edmund w BediHe,
f70 Main Street, Tel, $40 Nav Rochells.
N. =.
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IS II. ssTH ST.

Two and three room apartments
Several furnished, $4,000 to $4,000.
Maid, valet and restaurant service.
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AZ ss5 s WITCH. coNNEcTrcuT
sssfa at, soony, sroom Colonial clap
largs a ~, lh coed REPAIR; hot water
20 ssss plot s5xIf5: eIfn trees s s sgs.
- sss'sssiss 49, howers, etc. Located in.
trosl.s sstoRi minutes walk To
Ger aaa stores. Asking si3.5oe I.
eas' pkseey Realty Company. Cos
Faens Greenwich I'll.
& ssaEiy M For sale. s-rooEn cottage.
&. sci, peh*ensently located liz att
III n,sia plot s5x5Ts. Asking
- paors eHer Sseriice for quick
.'..As srsensfeh 1854,
,s:s 49, ESTATE AT AueTsos
tsssss s + esoS Dr., Co., Real Estate
aaantagae Sd, Bracklyn,
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MORTGAGE MONEY

WILLIAM p MERRALL, MORTGAGES.
Canadian Pacific Bldg. Vanderbilt 1899.
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FACTORY PROPERTY
HOUSES FOR SALE

r r.y-nwv Properties, all locations r. e.
kANEGMF Patterson, 1875 W. az 81 Bry. oes2
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Sew Jersey
Connecticut

R:ite " j q houses for sails ana rem,
49, - /" iNKLE Co. Rnthsrfora. In.
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LOST Bank book No. sss,73s 81 the &ais
grant Industrial Savings Bank Pay
ment stopped Pleaae Fetsrh book 70 bark.
81 Chenbers ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-08

NEW UP-TO- DATE s-ROOM HOUSE,
steam heat electric, glass porch. garage.
open drepiace tile bath. with shower. hard
wood floors; train and trolley two blocks
away near schools. SIG. 00e easy terms
9Th and State SITS, Broadway. Flushing.
Phone S652 Audubon. also Flushing 0SS5.
Mrs wEssLAU. s2S West l50th st.
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APAnTMENTs no LET--UNRuRNIsHEp


MoRNINGsIDE AVE, 40 u1sth)
phone, quiet; small families only. Coleman.
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10 20 WESTMINSTER Road, corner Cation
ay, at Tgospecs Rark--I7 minutes from
financial district; high class residential
neIghborhood, two modern apartment
buildings Just completed; suites Of and 6
large outside roeFns with and CLOSETS
,"Caiisornia bunSalow apartments" sound
proofad; perfect appeinfrnants decorations
te SILT tenaats; Church av exprass sta
ton, D. n. r. subway.
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FARMS FOR SALE
New Jersey

$50 CHICKENS. DUCKS. HORSE
9 pigs wagons harness, plow. cultivator.
all tools will be thrown In for quick safe
Ideally located. 30 acres, near schools.
stores and station. Excellent 10-roon
house. having gas hot afr heat. Large
barn, poultry house, brooder house Corner
property. Variety OF fFpit. On state road
near beautiful NiDelaha Price Of all
So, 500 Easy terms. Fer more inforna-
ton and FREE List OF farm bargains at
owners lowest prices call or write VINE
ytneland, n. J. Not connected With any
City Farm Agency.
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LOST g3snkbook No sas,sg7 Of Greenwich
Savings Bank, stg sirfh Ave. ~. y. city.
Payment stepped. Plasse retura 90 bank
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LOST. POUND AND REWARD

Is3sT--Two viosns sa double black ieathe~
case; left IN Grand Central station or 81
taxscab on Monday, September 4tb s56 re-
ward. Meyer Cavis care Leo Feiss fna. flf
9tb ave. Bryant 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-08

Lost 3engt0ak No. sss,sIs sf tbs Cnloa
Dime Savlsgs Bank is na3essng Any person
having q eIaim to II is hereby called uppa 70
present ths SIS me wStain feH days or Submit
20 hhvsag said 28ssJook capesiled ana q assv
issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-08

ftogT-fankbnos Ne bss.sSe North RIVER
Savings Rsnk 81 ~. ssth Street. Payment
stopped. Finder please return 20 baas.
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yonKERs
LARssHm0NT
PLEAsANTyILIE

NEW house looms. bath. all Improve
nlents plot aoxl&5 price $1,000, terms.
n BARKER Box 42s Pieaaantville. III, Y,
Tel. PleaEantgiiie S9s~R.
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Miscellaneous

DRUGGIST, over 30 years. experience, wants
position as manager unusual degree Of
Intelligent efficiency lie prescription filing
Address H. O., 80 Ershpns,
Evening star., 1922-03-12
RENTAL BUREAU.

WE GUARANTEE to supply rooms in all loca-
tions and at right prices. Over 800 listingS
that We can give you frank advice about with
out charge to you. Why waste your time and
money travelling all over town?
NORTHWEST REALTY CO.. Inc,
1919 + and 18th and Columbia road. 19s
ARE YOU SEEKING A DESIRABLE ROOM
OR APARTMENT;
We list only those which have w;thstood a
careful personal INSPECTION" Learn
every detail before leaving this office: no
charge for locating furnished rooms. WASH
INGToN SERVICE BUREAU, All District
National Bank Building. Main 2133. 49,
ILLUSTRATED RENTAL CO.-IF YOU HAVE
furnished room for rent we can help you. We
make diagram OF each room listed with us
to assist our clients in making a selection.
1911 G. ST. NV.
Room 40 1Ss
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APARTMENTS 70 LET
Observation-Disclosures.


F.! Cos A ST. s.E.-KITCHENETTE, DINING
room. large bedrooms, private bath; furnished
for light housekeeping. L.
MAIN FLOOR; LARGE PARLOR. BEDROOM,
with large kitchen, range, sink. bath. owner
1872 10th at. NV. T.
SIG 14th sT. NV, srd FLOOR.
Refined Young lady to share bed sitting room
in apartment. reasonable. Call to S:3o pm.
! saturday. $50 to pm: Sunday. IL
FURNISHED APT FOR RENT-LARGB BED
room in handsome furnished apartment; SUIT
able for married couple or for two single per
sons: between two car lines 1868 Columbia
rd.. Apt. 102. Phone Col. 5000 -
sos NJ Nw.-LIvING. TWO BEDROOMS.
kitchen, electricity. gas range, yard. porch,
phone; S65 month.
! aI7s 14th N.w.-FIRsT FLOOR, DINING
living room. bedroom and kitchen; front and
back porches.
ATTRACTIVE 5-EodM FURNISHED APART-
ment, northwest section. Phone Col. 1i45 for
particulars.
!. ROOMS, KfTTnENETTE. WITH USE OF
bath. unlimited phone service. heat and light.
| West 3'h
WE GUARANTEE To SUPPLY APIS. IN
all locations and ut right prices.
NORTHWEST REALTY CO.. Inc
1879 and 18th and Columbia road. 12'
l3 $ ST. NV. KooMN. kITCHENETTE
and bath; very desirable; second floor: elcc.
tricity. T.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AYE. AND sT.-SIN
/
nished: immediate possession, modern apt.
house: lease: 5000 per month. North 4i,9.
FOUR WE'LL FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms: adults only; laundry privileges; porciies; /;
near ears Phone North iI,S. To-
FURNISHED ABATEMENT. 3 LARGE RMS.
bat th kitchenette, porch. laundry, phone. heat.
light: ami: entire md floor: from April list:
price right. with lease. 1887 Col, road. 12'
4 ROOMS. KITCIIENEI'TE AND BATH. sis5:
Immediate possession. col; 77it. l2s
APT $40, WILLARD COURTS. 1916 nth ST.
NV. 3 rooms. kitrhenctte and bath: SIZE per
month Available March 10 Phone \. @S..7
TKANSrE.; LEASE =: KouNS, KITCHEN
cite, bath apt; attrartiytlr furnished: Vie
tron piano: purchaser furnishings, $3.50. Ap-
rIy 4 t. Z 80 daily. ID1 Tudor Hall. l2'
FIVE, nuOM APT; SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
front; now available in Falkstonr Courts, Fair
mont st NV: > bedrooms. living room. dining
room. kitchen, bath, large sioreroom and rr-
vate hall; rent $IG0 Present occupant leaving
city, will sell at sacrifice to entire furnish
ings draperies. piano. linens. china silver and
everything and relinluish lease. Call after =
pm. Phone Col. Az and fix your own price. 13'
$50 To $l3o-TEN APARTMENTS, COM
petely furnished. including piano. silver, linen.
dishes; children taken; lease by week, month
o. year Apply 10 l4th ST. NV. room 200. 13.
woODLEY PLACE-Entlre hoor. three rooms.
bath, porch: modern; will rent one room or en-
suite to gentlemen. Col. 10.1
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trtl Il ST. NV RnplaS with board, very
large, corner. front room: near bath; for g. q
windows. well furnished excellent meals
Phone North 232S I4e
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MT PLEASANT, 1871 Kenyon 81. NV. Room
spd board for two refined people. all modern
improvements; home privileges Col. 39no-J.
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NEAR DJ'PONT CTRCLE-Largp front room;
beautiful nriyate home; twin beds: bath, with
shower: exceptional accommodations. Phone
North 31o-J
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1905 CONN. AyE.--Ioyeiy room, for couple or
G"nilemen: excellent meals and homelike, with
every comfort 12s
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with sleeping porch, preferably to two: ami; /;
board, two meals: reasonable; near two car
lines Adams 1ilH.
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1919 FAlRMONT ST NV. - Large. nicely
furnished front room. twin beds; home ruiii-
forts. II.
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TWO REFINED gentlemen: double room twin
beds; electric lights and unlimited telephone
service: $40 per month. lSa6 II st. NV. i3s
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l,S'S nth W.--Sitting- bedroom, bedroom ad-
IufIIinS opening tiie,! bath: electricity,
tinuous hot water; electric grill; separately or
ru suite 1os
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TAYLOR ST. half block n II. ave. NV
Furnished aud board in private family
for two particulars. call tui. IJ7.
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1l31 GIRARD Sr.-For two ladies' gentle
men, pleasant room; horne privileges: excellent
table. Columbia 1911
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TABLE BOARD.
OLYMPIA CAFE.

OLYMPIA CAFE.
14th and Euctid SITS. NV.
Breakfast. Z to . 80, 2Jc, SOC, 40c.
Dinner. ) tc 7, 55c; Sunday, 75c.
Semi-nlnnthly. $1425. IT.
EXCEPTIONAL. BOARD for select few: din
aers unsurpassed i'll Washington. Try and be
convinced 1850 Irving. Adams 2093.
1i14 MASS. AyE.-Accommodatio tion for ,sne
gil: table board
fS41 ST. w.-ExceIlent meals, we'll bal
anced, attractively served. North 2323. 14'
SUPERIOR table board; home cooking; $25
month. 1926 10th st. NV.
OPP. ONTARIO APT. $500 Ontario road-Ex-
cellent meals. Adams 2515. 12'
lf.S Q ST-Near Cairo; excellent table: po-
lite service; rates. 12s
III 9th SE.-Best home-cooked meals on
Capitol Hill: ST. week.
1Iit9 I! ST.-Southern cooking: early breakfast
if desFed: 3 meals Sunday; s25.
WANTED.
BY YOUNG COUPLE, dinners with private
family. near Northbrook Courts. State terms
Address Box 2iS-M. Star office 12s
COUNTRY BOARD
LARGE. quiet for rent with board In
private home. Rates. $50 week. Box 9S. Up
p-rvlle. Va.
TRAINED NURSE will board and care for
conyaeScent elderly patients. also chronic
eases Maple Wood Farm, Silver Spring, Md.
phnne Sandy Spring S9F21 12'
Evening star., 1922-03-12

! Cos A ST sE-KITCHENETTE, DINING
room, large bedrooms. private bath; furnished
for light housekeeping. 12'
MAIN FLOOR; LARGE PARLIOR, BEDROOM,
with large kitchen, range, sink. bath. Owner,
1g1.. 10Th at
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wANTED-RooMs
Continued

YOUNG MAN wants absolutely clean furnished
room. April 1st: would share with congenial
gentleman: state particulars. Address Box
226 y. Star office
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DUPONT CIECLE, I7l3 Qnc-Lardc. Ind ho0r
front room in our new home; electricity; near
bath: twin beds: walking distance. meals OPP
tional North gIg1-J. 10
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WANTFD-ROOMs


GENTLEMAN, single. scientist. tnlpluy" lie
sIr.s exceptional and exclusive accuniinutat ions.
nur;.iwe-t no ioardn: houSes need Apply,
quiet Spacy room. with private or semi pri.
Nate bath essential; also electric light ard
steam or f,ot-water heat: give full details.
price. etc. in FIRST letter: references exchanged.
ADDRESS RoA s.a3 NJ Star office.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room with
Protestant private family: private bath pre-
ferred Saurs Addition or equally desirable
location sought. In reply please mention
facilities fer bsard -iti neshblrng family
and other necessary details Address BOX
1&-P. Star office. -
LARGE furnished room, in NV section below
u st. by considerable bachelor: quiet and
cleanliness expected; running water in room
preferred If as above and about so month.
r'ease give particulars ADDRESS Box 2.3-M.
Star office. 13'
GOVERNMENT empioye, wife and children.
want 3 large or medium furnished heuse-
keeping rooms. preferably first floor. and vicin-
iiy Public Library Pension b,dg. Address
Box &C. Star Ctiice. 1o'
FURNISHED OR TNFURNISIIED rooms and
FRACTION car line preferred. or rooms. private
3iath. LII, L.. snbu-is; all particulars. Address
1'nN BOP. Star Office
YOUNG MAN desires one-room upfurnished
apartment, preferably with private bath:
Terms reasonable; state price. Address Box
WANTED-Furnished rooms or apartment: 2
bedrooms, bath. kitchen; housekeeping arrange
mens: married. couple and mother. Edward
Nee. Lewis. J3f Woodward bldg.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
UNFuRNIsHED-Continued

NISHEI-COHtIHueN.
1919 kaL0RAMA RD.--DEslhABi-h soS-
housekeeping apartment Of two large toous
reasnn,h1n S'e'' 12s
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
ROOMS WITH BOARD-ContInu,

11o7 ALLISON ST S.W.--Room and hoard TO
one or more young ladies. home privilege Iin-
limited phone. t"umhia S'23. u.
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ROOM in Chevy Chase or
Cleveland Park: kitchenette or cooking priv
ileses Gail Miss Elliott. North S09l. Sunday
morning
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r. L. AVE. N.E.--Iarse room. suitable
for couple or two men: electricity: home cook
ing: private family. Phone " S!n7. 13s
1911 3rd ST. N.E-LDvrly bright warn, rooms.
modern home: steam heat: electricity: pnrcheS:
parlor: piano: near lexington Manur: SiO Ia
Evening star., 1922-03-12

APARTMENT: PARTLY FURNISHED; 3rd
floor: private dwelling; private suite of, large
rooms kitchenette, bath: all outside rooms:
hnt-water heat. gas. electricity. instantaneous
hot water: references exchanged: s75 per
month: immediate possession: ADULTS only.
1000 East Capitol st. II"
Evening star., 1922-03-12

172S S.W.-Beauiiful front room. accom-
moiating two three: refined surroundings:
also double room: central Franklin 1929. 1os
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1i4I RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV = Large
front room, with single beds: with board !;
plenty hot wafer; electricity: phone.
1914 KENYON ST NW-Nicely furnished.
room; excellent board; electricity; telephone
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1909 17th ST. N.W-ueli.htfui front room.
with private bath; excellent meals, well cooked
and served refined atmc>p phcre.
Evening star., 1922-03-12

A NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT CON
sisting of a living room, bedroom. Kitchen.
bath and porch: Belmont st. near. 18th; i'm
mediate possession. Call Col. 1872. or see
ALLAN f.. WALKER & CO., Inc.
S1S 18TH st. NV. Main 243o.
Evening star., 1922-03-12

1910 18th 81. N.W-NEATLY FUR, HOUSE
Keeping apt: cleo. continuous hot water;
| linen. silver, china and piano; girls preferred
Evening star., 1922-03-12

537 SHEPHERD ST NW.-Room and kitcb
enette. furnished: owners private hone;
hw.h; gas and electricity: $37 so to adults :
1925 1Ith ST. N.W.-IIOUSEKEEPISG APT.
or three large well furnished rooms: private
bath: continuous hot water; electricity: gas
and telephone; $50
Evening star., 1922-03-12

THE ESSEN. APT. 2-DESIRABIE APART
ment of bed sitting room. dining room, ktch-
en-. hath; adults: plenty of heat and hot
vrtn
The Washington herald., 1922-07-25
FIGURES PROVE
GROWTH OF RADIO

On June / there Were 3o1 licensed
radio telephone broadcasting stations
In the United States. On June /
there were only seven States without
radio telephone broadcastinE stations
New Hampshire. Delaware. South
Carolina, Mississippi Kentucky. wyo-
ming and Idaho. California has the
largest number-hfty-nine. Ohio has
twenty-three: Pennsylvania, twenty;
New York. eighteen.
Los Angeles has the largest num-
ber Of radio telephone broadcasting
stations licensed In any city Of the
United States-efghteen.
There are now forty-three' news
papers oroadcastine in the United
States.
One can only approximate the num-
Der Of receiving stations In use In the
United States.
On June Il was reported by the
National Radio Chamber Of COM
merce that q careful survey Of the
country had been made relative 20
radio Developments and that there
were approximately i.soo.ooo radio re-
ceiving setS IN homes IN the United
States.
1t was also reported 10 the Depart
ment Of Commerce that q sruan group
of manufacturer In New York City
had untitled orders on June I amount
ing to sso.ooe .ooo.-W. d. rsrriiL
The Washington herald., 1922-07-25
KETTHS.
vaudeville.

In salmon cravat. green frock coat
and checked trousers. Raymond
Hitchcock sported down the aisle At
Keith's yesterday afternoon and made
his debut In vod-viile. And wasn't
he the dewy bud7 Because all Amer
lean audiences love Raymond Hitch
cock he was greeted with round after
round Of applause.
But with the Hitchcock monologue
all was not as II should have been.
The gifted Rayrnie apparently had
waltzed down to the footlights and
without preparation trusted to luck to
be able to extemporize sosue run.
There was some stun from last years
Follies and some of even older vintage
In his peroration. With a complete
rewriting of the monologue. "Hitchie"
should go along well in vaudeville.
II would be grateful to the audiences
eyes also IL he would abandon his
garish raiment for plain dinner suit.
Earle Foxe. in local stock, appeared
In a box. applauded Hitchcock loudly.
and helped his own cause along a bit
by telling the audience and the head
liner that he might be seen at the
Belasco.
That a good act can do well In any
position on the program was proven
by Ivan Bankoff and his company in
THE Dancing Master" They closed
the show, but the audience renamed
to give them well-due appreciation.
Bankoff and the unnamed young girl
who Is his dancing partner display
the most perfect grace. performing
aff lon NJ
effort.
Frank Van Hoven is a magician OF
psychopathic trend. He does all of
the stun that the regular magicians
do. but enriches II by running COM
ment worthy of the inmate Of a
padded cell It's awfully refreshing.
at that.
You've seen these that miss being
great" by an ace. That's Demarest
ami Collette. They hit the high
spots" often, but also sag often. Just
a little strengthening and they'd be
near the apex.
Grace Hayes II bromidically billed
az the ''personalty girl" But she =
much nicer than that She's plquant,
sings nicely and wears a booful
beaded gown. The audience liked
her best in Mon Homme'' and Dap
per Dan" Claude Anderson and Le-
ona Yvel do the Apache dance on
roller skates and never skid little
bit. Ina thigh brown" makeup. Fred
Bernard and Sid Garry essay the
w. k. Dixie stun. Bessye Clifford is
one OF those shapely young ladies
! who stand on a pedestal and form the
central figure of various colored
slides. No new slides seem to have
been made since the year of grace
| 1900 NJ V. II.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-25
GLEN ECHO PARK.

With Washington in the grip Of
midsummer weather. thousands
found respite from the hot weather
Sunday by taking a trolley ride to
Glen Echo Park. Families with
their picic baskets made the trip
and were comfortably at home
about the large grounds which
have been arranged with artistic
lunch tables and coves. The amuse-
ments, which number more than a
score, were kept busy all day. The
derby racer and the coaster dip
sharing first honors in popularity.
The carroussel. the midway and the
whip were crowded with the
youngsters. A dark ballroom Sun
day night brought out the lovers of
this form of amusement last even
ing and the big glass-like floor was
comfortably filled all evening.
Oehmann's jazz orchestra, was never
better, giving many encores.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-25
MAS READY TO
QUIT, SAYS MAYS
Was So Exhausted If End Of
Days Work He Weuld
Just Flop n Chair.

MY stomach had been trou-
bling me for twelve years. mad
no appetite and suffered from q
gfiping feeling and the worst
sort OF pains In my stomach. Re-
Gently l. have felt so worn out,
weak and miserable that did
not much care how the wind
blew. I was in no mood or con-
dition to do a lick of work and
was Just about ready to quit.
i would come home from the
Just flop down In the first chair.
feeling unable to even go out for
an evening with my wife, with
no desire for my meal. and too
tired even TO rest.
well. sir. Tanlac has fixed me
up in fine shape In fact. II has
done a hundred per cent job. for
i am now enjoying the best OF
health. II Tanlac works on other
peoples appetites like 1t has
mine II must mean a lot to the
grocers. too. for I just want to
eat all the time. and ! relish
every mouthful.
All my strength and energy
have come back now and I can
go through a hard day on the
job and get home feeling in shape
eor a movie or ANYTHING else
that comes up. Tanlac has de-
.livered a clean Knockout to the
old stomach trouble that kept me
feeling miserable so. long and
am now gaining weight right
along. / can tell the world that
Tanlac does all. and more. that
Is claimed for IT."
Tanlac Is sold in Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and all
leading druggists.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-25
Illinois Cruises
With Lubber Crew

With every type represented In
her polyglot crew the U. S. 8. Illi-
nois is on her annual cruise with
Iandlubber seamen aboard. The cit
izen crew is composed Of lawyers.
bankers. ockbrokers and other
wealthy men. members of the first
battalion New York Naval Militia.
The Illinois Is flagship of four ships
on a cruise in Southern waters. par
ticularly the Bermudas.
Not least of the training given q
portion of the crew Is the practice
in wireless transmission and re-
ception. For probably the first time
in the history of the annual cruises
the radio mans job Is one of the
most coveted aboard. Many of the
crew have in their homes radio
phone sets for parlor entertainment.
They Know little of the practical
necessity for radio equipment
aboard ship.
A recent report shows that the u.
s. air mail service operated the past
year without q sing fatality and
with s2.5 per cent Of all its trips
completed.