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Stock Training the Thing:

DoBERT AMEs. who is recognized
N as one of tho most promising Of
the younger crop OF leading men,
thinks that It is q mistake for
young actor to appear on Broadway
until he is ripe"
Born in Hartford. Conn.,, young Ames
secured q position with the Hunter
bradford Stock Company in that city
as soon as he left high school. He
had played scarcely three months
when he received an offer to play a
small part with Henry Miller, IN .Ihe
Great Divide" This led to another
small role in Tho Servant in the
II consider those two years wasted, "
saws -Ames. playing q small part
night after night for an entire season
was mot getting me anywhere" So
he left New York to seek experience
elsewhere. For six years he devoted
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Concerts for Wounded Soldiers.

Music will be used as First Aid to
the Wounded" when two concerts will
be given at the National Theater at
4:30 pm. Tuesday and Friday, under
the auspices of the Soldiers Institute, to
aid the fund for summer outing for
wounded and disabled veterans of the
world war. The concerts will be given
by radio to the soldiers in the hospi-
tails
Distinguished artists OF four nations
have donated their talent for the cause
and all the boxes have been sold.
Tickets are now on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's concert bureau.
The artists who will appear are Pa
tricia Ryan of New York, brilliant
new American soprano; William van
den Andel. the poet of the piano.
from The Hague; Samuel Furedi, Hun
garian cellist, pupil and associate OF
Pepper in the Royal Conservatory OF
Ruda Pest, and Elsa Louise Raner,
Polish violinist, pupil Of Auer.
The accompanies will be Mrs Rhea
Watson Gable. composer and pianist,
and Adele b. Bush.
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Great Names and Vaudeville.

dramatic aspiration. Will the divine
Sarah take to vaudeville to support
her son Maurice and his children
later on? VIII Duse drop the one
lung agony and announce that she
has at least three healthy lungs
which she is willing, for big salary.
to exercise at Proctor's continuously
and persistently? I can't help saying
think not"
The divine Sarah had a mind Of her
own on the subject, and not long
after this added to her laurels as the
highest-priced artist on the Keith
circuit
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Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERs THIS WEEK

AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.
NATONAL-Fancne Larrmore in mice People comedy Opens
evening.
PoLrsThe Tuys play Opens Tues
day evening.
GARRCK-Stock Company, "Ihe Boomerang comedy
formance tonight.
KEITHS-Gertrude Hoffman, company,
show opens tomorrow matinee
COSMOS-Loye Nest Rose of Virginia. vaudeville New
tomorrow matinee.
STRAND-Around the Clock" vaudeville. show opens this
afternoon.
LINCOLN-Chicago Society Mnstres (coored) ony
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himself to stock. He played in De-
troit, Buffalo, Toronto, Portland. and
for three seasons with the Community
Players in Northampton. Mass. When
he felt he had mastered the essentials
of his trade he came to New York
and offered his wares.
His first engagement was as lead
ing man with Ruth. Chatterton, in
Come Out of the Kitchen He then
PLAYED the Juvenile lead with Otis
Skinner, in "Pietro." He also ap-
peared in musical comedy. playing
opposite one of the Dolly sisters. in
"Oh, Look."
in one season, but scored a personal
success in each. They were The
Fountain Of YOUTH" Nothing Doing"
Sonny and "The Proper Spirit"
Last season he was engaged by
Sam H. Harris to play the leading
role with Miss Larrimore. in Nice
PeonIe"
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care the work OF the leading ac-
tresses. So she was thoroughly pre-
pared when her next opportunity
came-that Of co-starrtng with
play she achieved an individual sue
cess.
Although she can play . frivolous
girl with conviction. there Is nothing
frivolous about the real Miss Larri-
more. Her characterizations are
never accidental. They are as palms.
studied as Shakespearean
role. She is said to. be thorough
student Of the modern drama, besides
having developed to a high degree
the thing producers call theatrical
sense"
Possessed Of youth, beauty and
personal charm I'm addition to her
talent. Miss LarfiInore 10 believed to
have q most promising future before
her on the American stage.
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Famous In Minstrelsy.

THE oldest living active minstrel
performer, bass singer and
vaudevillian are combined in the per-
son of Joseph NJ. Norcross, with
The Come Backs" at keith's this
week.
Mr.. Norcross was born in New York
city July 5. 1s41. and began his min
strel career with small company in
1857. His worth was quickly ascer-
tanned and a few years later he was
with Camcross and Dixey. in Phila-
delphia; Simmons and Slocum. also
in the Quaker City; Birch. Wambold
and Backus, in New York, and in the
metropolis with Dan Bryant. He is
the only prominent survivor OF that
famous organization.
Mr.. Norcross was also with Billy
Emerson in San Francisco. the ia
nous Buckleys. and for seven years
with Haverly.
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Webster-Johnsou Recital.

Miss Marjorie F. Webster and Ethel
wyn johnson will appear in a recital
program of reading and dancing at
the Playhouse. 18th and N streets
northwest tomorrow evening, at S:15
o'clock.
Tickets on sale: The Play House, the
Marjorie Webster School, Lansburgh
department store and Robertson
music store.
The program follows: Readings,
Miss Webster; Butterfly dance, Jenny
Grady; Pierrot and Pierrette scene
and dances. Pierrot, Miss Webster;
Pierrette, Miss Johnson; "Golliwogg's
Dance" reading. Miss Johnson Elf
dance. Peter Rabbit dance, Russian
dance. Miss Webster: piano solo, Miss
Smitherman; Pygmalion and Gafatea
dnterpretative dance). Webster j ohm
son: Caprice Viennois" Gnterpre-
tation of the great out of doors), Miss
Johnson: Amazon dance Gnterpreta
tion Of war and peace), Miss Webster:
ITO the Canary" Miss Johnson; Paw
Iowa gavotte. Webster-Johnson. vo-
cal numbers; Chinese dance, Webster
johnson. Many of the dances were
composed by Miss Webster
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COSMOs-'Love Nest Rose Of
Virginia"

An attractive pair Of headline at
fractions is announced for the Cos
mos ,Theater this week-Billy Bren-
dels bright musical comedy produc-
tion, '"The Love Nest" featuring Jack
west, Clyde Kerr, Margaret Cameron
and a sprightly singing and dancing
chorus, and the Pauline Fielding
Players in 1.-THE Rose Of Virginia." a
unique. southern playlet. with songs.
Margaret Farrell, q quaint come
dienne, will offer dainty song studies;
Lane and Freeman, q new comedy Of
fering, with songs; Brosius and
Brown are billed rs "the brain1ess
wonders" and Davis and Mccoy will
be seen in "Chase Me" comedy non
sense. -.
The added matinee attraction will
be Universars newest PRODUCTION. "A
Dangerous Little Demon" featuring
the charming Marie Provost in a
shine comedy, 1.-THE Piper; the noted
Urban Movie Chats and. the Interna-
tional News will be added attractions
at all performances.
A fne biii is announced for today.
starting at 3 pm. @,,.}
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plays Jacques with the skill Of long
training as q Shakespeare reader, and
tho scompany's leading character ac-
tor. Arthur J. Rhodes, as Adam. will
give the only touch Of pathos to the
merry comedy. Clarence E. Ruebsam.
who plays the clown parts in all tae
company's productions, will be Touch
stone; Miss Lulu G. Adams will be
Celia, and Elton B. Taylor will play
both comedy and romantic parts, as
Lea Beau and Sylvius.
A male quartet from Gonzaga Col
lege will sing the old English music
written for Shakespeare's lyrics.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Tonight.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the distin-
guished English author and psychic
Investigator, who lectured before a
capacity audience at the National
Theater Friday afternoon on THE
Spirit World and the Wonders of
Things Invisible will deliver sec
ond lecture at that theater this even
ing at S:15 o'clock, in which. besides
advancing further arguments in sup
port of his belief, he will exhibit by
meanssof the stereopticon photographs
which he claims are convincing proof
OF spirit phenomena. The photo
graphs are said to be the most valua-
BILE OF their kind in existence.
The lecture. which will be entitled
Recent Psychic Evidence" is given
under the local management of T. Ar
thur Smith, Inc. The box office of the
theater will be opened at pm. today
for the sale of tickets.
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Josephine Houston Friday.

Miss Josephine Houston. coloratura
soprano, will be heard in song re-
cital at the La Fayette Hotel Fri
day evening, May 5. Miss Houston's
entry into the professional ranks will
be welcomed by many admirers OF
her singing. The excellence of her
work already has commanded at
tention in Washington, where she has
sung successfully for many private
and club functions. Miss Houston is
a pupil of August King-SUith.
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Cosmos Lowers Prices.

IT is worthy Of note that, at time
when prices generally exhibit a
tendency to roost high and to soar
higher Manager Brylawski, without
the flare of trumpets or even q
spluree in his publicity. has brought
the prices of admission to the Cosmos
to q lower level. Henceforth there
will be no increase on Saturdays, Sun.
days and special holidays. ~
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sTRAND-aAround the Clock"

The Strand Theater thiScweeks be.
ginning today. will offer Victor Hyde's
musical, scenic song and dance ex-
travaganxa. Around the Clock, pre-
sented with q sextet OF sterling art
lists, beautifully costumed.
Others will include Russell and
Hayes In an eccentric number. Lets
Sing; Jack Reddy in Character
Studies From Life: Carl and Ines in
q comedy originality, "A Doorstep
Romeo" and Fred Grey. assisted by
Jean CARPENTER. in an amusing mil-
sicaI festival. '@The New Bellboy."
"The Iron Trail will be the photny
play Offering for tho week. It Is q
new screen offering. visualixing
wyndham Standing as Murray O'Neil.
Thurston Hall az Curtis Gordon, Regi-
naId Denny a. Dan Appleton, Alma
Tell as Elisa Appleton. Harlan Knight
as Tom Slater, Betty Carpenter as
Natalie and Lee BeSgs ~ DR.. Gray.
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Arcade Auditorium.

Special attractions added to the
nightly dancing program at the pop
ular Arcade this week will be a series
Of paul Jones" dances tomorrow even-
ing. and revival Of grandma days In
the shape Of jolly grab bag" party
with prizes for all Thursday evening.
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VENT to his poetic genius it his ndonab persistence
distinguishes William Shakespeare His continued success
spite which musical shows sceneried
and d people go TO see Shakespeare opportunity offers
the credit Shakespeare
has become generic term Riehieu vr
sinius Gladiator long shakespeare but
they are popular shakespearean
play Shakespeare ALL in the
of Otis Skinner
much The ] Vf ho oas appe
asuay spt wt the gentle
nc o t ths nsqss sn s
osn nenees in M @ THAT York; I %o
io"e for Shakespeare faith
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h. so; ssetssl deal
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Of M deem de ] sof5 For he love Nike
1s M no s %a ssia ,a ss se sa E sapda
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i little bss said H T. s
:s:sss as :sSs 5ssSs II :ss
be s % ss @ he s? thu s %ass
the 50 s mad with he
clown and chorus o[ Or quick cleanup ..,
the old time conocton called Some Party De Wolf
gayety the land assembled grand Francis
Saturday night in this city in revival of revival but
the advantage weight
reach but Wilson much active his feet and consequently
the old from the fist of celebrities Some Party
J. Cheever Goodwinf dead. Who's he?"
YOU remember the the little about
Bbblng Brook and You Must Ask of the
in Dance My
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carefree and scintilant
comedian phonogapt may piece of work.
no good if he is fed bad records
cherished back the beyond
oldtme comedians the
gather chant and determined CALI We
]. Cheever Goodwin"
Washngon stock national institution
all
opened The public stock
material
which feel that they
instead the hands
relief
for bewidered and the bevaudevlle playgoer
PHIIANDER JOHNSON
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Automobiles
Concerts

munde" (Schubert-Kreisler ard
Variations on the G String" (Pagi-
ninD.
Tickets may be had at the offices
Of T. Arthur Smith, Inc, 1906 G
street.
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''Kempy," q comedy by J. G. and Ei-
liott Nugent, will be produced in New
York. under the direction Of Richard
g. Herndon, late next month.
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Ethel Levsy win appear In "Go
Easy. Mabel" by Charles George: IN
telle Winwood also lis in the cast of
the musical oomedy.
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dal."
Others will include Robert Ames as
Billy Wade; Helen Crane and Gordon
Alexander, as fiapper chums; Merle
Maddern. Martin Alsop, Hugh Hunt
ley. Guy Millham, Edwin Hensley and
Charles Gibney.
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A report circulated in New York
that Grant Mitchell will appear in q
play entitled ''Footsteps" Is denied
by Mr.. Mitchell and Sam H. Harris
his manager.
Charlotte Greenwood, 1t is said. has
not made the impression expected In
New York. She gives her final per-
formance there tomorrow night in
Lefty Pepper"
The Comedy Company of New. York
has engaged Lumsden Hare for bill 4
sted," which will be produced for thel
first time In Gotham IN about threel
weeks.
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>FARMS

THIRTY TWO ACRES OF LAND AND LARGE
seven room house In Virginia: near railroad
and auto pike. Call North 42S1, except Sun
day.
FARM FOR RENT OR SALE, with all modern
improvements, near District line. Md. Apply
825 Michigan ave. Brookland, d. c.! g.
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APARTMENTS TO LET

THE PERKINS, 146S GIRARD ST. NV,
Apt. 3o-3rd floor: . rooms, kitchen and bath;
S75. WM p. NORMOYLE. $40 st. NV.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
IN COPLEY COURTS.
1514 17th ST.. or
WILLARD COURTS, 1916 1Ith ST.,
On cooperative sales plan.
Moderate cash payment.
Balance like rent.
Fireproof. two elevators. modern buildings;
! room, reception hall, kitchenette and bath. to
8 rooms. reception hall. kitchenette and bath
PRICES FROM s3.1a0 TO Sl015O
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S415. 1f10 ct. NV.
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FOR lighthouses
UNEURNISHEn-COntfnucd

III OTIS ST. N.W.-sTX ROOMS, TILED
bath. sleeping porch: electric light, h.-w.h. !;
screens and curtains; house in excellent condi-
ton: rent. 500 per month. Apply FLOYD Z.
DAVIS, sol 7th ST. s.W. Main 393.
NEAR CONN AVE. AND X ST.-1O ROOMS.
3 baths: hot-water heat. electricity. Rent.
1928. GEO. ". LINkINS. 1719 X ST. Main
S29s-9O
WILL LEASE FOR ONE YEAR OR LONGER.
S-room corner house. having two baths. two
sleeping pOrches and built-in garage: strictly
modern: rent. $l25 per month; second floor
now bringing $40 per month.
1919 + st. NV. Main 1855
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$4,000


NORTHWEST SUBURBS.
Attractive frame residence. located in the
District, half square from ears: one acre OF
land, with lots of shade trees: 10 rooms and
hath Steam heat Electric lights. All mod
ern improvements. VIII sell house with hall
acre of land for less.
slo5OO
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
IA acres. located cement road. Is miles
from Capitol. House has rooms and bath.
Heated by hot water. Electric lights Ga
rage barn and other outbuildinss. 40 trees
Of bearing fruit =. mn
RIvERDALE. MARYLAND.
One of the best farms in this subdivision
offered at this low price. Contains rooms
and bath; hot-water heat: electric lights;
hardwood floor Lot 1O0x4O0. facing on two
streets. Immediate possession.
TAKOMA PARK
Very pretty bungalow. located on paved
street. containing rooms and bath Has all
moderen improvements. Goods lot. own
er will give possession.
CORNER LOT. TAk0MA PARK. d. c.
Located on high elevation. within one
square Of car line. Has water and sewer.
Wide frontage on two streets.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & co.
1888 street NV. Main 1018 and lOl1.
UBURBAN-ARLINGTON, yA-L0oKING
for a bargain? How does this sound?
rooms. bath. furnace heat, electric lights; one
way to city, large lot. hot-water tank with
range: price, s4.95O: $3.50 cash. $40 monthly;
MR.. ELLIS Phone Franklin s9s. lilo
st. NV, r0em o.
FIVE ROOMS, ELECTRICITY AND GAS
Four lots and fruit trees: shed for automo-
bile: located woodmont, Bethesda. Nd. Call
Line. 1921, between am. and 8 p.m'' week y.
days.
GROOM, BATH, BUNGALOW: ELECTRIC
light, steam heat: $500 cash, balance MONTH
w. 43rd and Brandywine SITS. OWNER,
1853 Munsey bldg.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GROOM BUNGALOW;
easy terms. 2708 South Dakota ave. e
IMMEDIATE POssEssI6N-IN RIvERDALE.-
for saie-Several six-room houses; ami ::
some with acre OF ground; many shade trees;
garage; sleeping porchens; n nicely ,o located:
cssh. balance monthly. Apply to A. GORDON,
Riyerdale, Nd, or 2014 14th st. NV. 1:'
GROOM FRAME NEAR TWINING CITY;
price. 81 $50: $3.50 cash. s25 month, includ-
jng interest. r. r. BRADBURY. 2226 PA.
AT BUENA VISTA HEIGHTS. D. C-N
colored settlementl. frame houses. rented
for SIS month. and 81 additional lots; TO
settle affairs Of compensation Price l.r sll.
ave. -. Call Lincoln 226of
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

>
DEL RAY. vA.-ATTRACTIvE,
modern r. and b. bungalow: garage,
ETC.; large lot: only $3.50; easy
terms; or trade equity for 6-reom
house. Sc. or me-. and assume trust.
About miles west Of Beltsville:
same distance from boulevard: front
ing on county road; 21 acres Of land;
ing price Of about 2,25O; clear; easy
terms; or trade for equity in city
house and pay some cash
We have large select listing of all
kinds Of property In and outside the
District; priced right; terms; many
can be traded. What have you and
what do yoa wish?
n. E. RYON CO., INC.
s. Main 4595. lS25 r st.
: = -
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FOR RENT-STORES.

CORNER OF 8th AND SITS N.W.-DE-
sirabie store. with show window, in a prom;
nent location: 800 mo.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
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COLLEGE PARK

n. :
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
New seven rooms and bath bungalow, eler-
trieally equipped; all modern conveniences;
garage garden space. nice lawn and trees;
S., 800. w E. CLAFLIN, 315 MeGiil building,
91O-912 G ST. Telephone Franklin 651s. OR.
College Park. telephone Berwyn 69-J, Sunday.
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NORTHWEST SUBURBS.
Attractive frame residence. located in the
District half square from ears: one acre of
land with lots Of shade trees: 10 rooms and
bath Steam heat. Electric lights. All mod
erp improvements. Will sell honse with half
acre of land for less.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
vTNEURNUSHEn

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, HOUSEKEEPING
| apartment. in desirable northwest section
Possession May 18th. Rent $SJ per month
ELLERSON & WEMPLE,
l -.x nj
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1913 IRVING ST. NV.

I r. and b., all cheerful. in good repair:
modern to the minute; rear porches: electric
light. h.-w.h.; 2nd-loor fiat: big rear yard;
consider SI5 u month to refined small family.
N. f. Ryon Co., Inc, 1923 F St.
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3104-31O8-310s GA. AVE. N.W.-THREE NEW
stores. nearly completed, to responsible ten
ants. l.. DINOWITZ. Colorado bldg. Residence,
North 5l5l; Office Main 5S3 %
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RiVERDALE, MD. NEAR CAR LINE AND
Baltimore bouevard-Modern house, rooms.
BATH cellar: CITY water, electricity, gas; hard
wood floors; 8 porches; pipeless furnace: ga
rage; large lot: price,. $3.50; terms. PAUL
F. BARANEK, 19 H st. NV Main 102l. 12'
CHOICE BUILDING SITES, WEST WOOD
ridge. near Goth and II. !. ave. ne. or will
terry: 5000. cash terms. Phone North
a0O7-w 1s
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
IA acres located cement road, Is miles
from CAPITOL House has rooms and bath.
Heated by hot water. Electric lights. Ga
rage barn and other outbuldinss. 40 trees
of hearing fruit.
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s+lGs CONN. AvE.-TWO SPACIOUS ROOMS
private bath: overlooking Dupont Circle. North
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DOCTORS. ATTENTION! AN ESTABLISH
ed sanitarium located six miles from city
Rockville pike; modern 15-room house with &
baths and all modern conyeniences. II acres
Of splendidly laid-out grounds, with a mod
ern Groom and bath servants bungalow.
Terms. Call Main 501O
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APT. 40. 81, THE AvONDALE-6 LARGE
rooms. reception hall and bath. with numerous
closets: huge fireplace in living ROOM For
sale under cooperative plan. Price. $l:.oOO
Cash payment apd balance Us rent
ALLAN Ell WALKER Il CO. Inc.
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WANTED-LOTS
WILL PAY CASH FOR CORNER VICINITY
Of Cathedral. Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
aye& Address Box 10s-P. Star office.
LOT FOR SMALL COTTAGE TERMS CASH.
One or two blocks from car line in northwest
ern suburbs Of Washington. Address Box S4-P,
Stsr ofyice -
WANTED TO BUY-One or more lots to build: :
must be reasonable; will consider suburbs.
@ r. WARING, 219 Bond bldg.
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RIVERDALE, MARYLAND.

One of the best farms in this subdivision
offered at this low price. Contains rooms
and bath: hot-water heat: electric lights;
hardwood floor Lot 1O0x4O0. facing on two
streets Immediate possession.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

GROOM COTTAGE, BLOCK FROM CARS;
barn, garage. chicken house: corner lots;
fruit Of all kinds; for quick sale. only sS,50o
easy terms.
PEARSON & SMITH,
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FOR RENT-SHOPs.

REAR OF I24I 7th ST. N.W.-LARGE FOUR
window room, suitable for carpenter or stor
age Franklin 1851.
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1865 COLUMBIA RID. APT 503-i ROOMS,
. baths, porch; summer months. Phone Col.
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LET Us SELL OR lRENT
y YOUR PROPERTY.
Z TYLER . 1uTHEREoRD, no.
aeao yuR1eoMx Avn
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By OWNER-H0I,LoW-TIL BUNGALOW,
Lyon Park, Va, 20 min. from 1.th and Pa;
rooms: double sleeping porch, screened:
hoored attic; bath with shower: INV. heat:
hardwood floors: large fireplace: gas stove and
heater; sta. wash trays: good well water.
with auto cleo. pump: lots. on cor, opp.
wooded park: cement walks: sewerage: easy
terms; $50 int Take Falls Church car, get
of Lyon Park STA. blks west, blk. south.
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FOR SALE-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW: /:
ami: lot 40x130: cement walks and street; ;
only $500 cash required: owner leaving tow
r. A. JOHNSON, IS Central ave, Cottage
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NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL-THREE
rooms and steering porch. 2G22 Garfield ST.
Phone Adams 2li3 "
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR MEN !:
modern; exclusive: terms reasonable. 2011
Ia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-07

to task by one of their archdeacons
for sluvenliness In dress and manners.
Sume OF them have committed the
heinous sin" OF walking up to the
old lych gate in the country churches
smoking a. pipe and then sacrilegiously
knocking the ashes therefrom on the
allowed posts OF the entrance way.
This must stop" says the Arch
dcason OF Rochester. He carries on
his threat that there will be no pref
ermcnts in the way OF minor canon
ries or well stipendcd rectories for
those who transgress from the mild
hammered behavior which the min
isters Of the gospel must at All times
effect.
There Is tendency" SAYS the
Archdcacon. TO discard the ordinary
the world as ordinary laymcn. such
clerical dress and 70 apear before
a chanFe In the habits and conven-
uons OF centuries should surely not
De adopted In a careless spirit. OF IN
a merely blind following of fashion.
"Qur vocation sets US apart ana
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-07

makes certain things in dress, man
ners and department, which may be
lawful to other men, ineNpedient to
us. There is q danger that many OF
us are adopting lower tone.
i do not want the mild-mannered
young curare to return, like the Rev.
Robert Spalding in the Private Sec
retary. That character was re-
sponsible generation ago for n popu-
lar belief that clergymen were not as
other men, but were merely half men.
But the war changed that. on
the hattleship and in the trenches the
Clergy shared the hardships OF the
ordinary soldier. Thus they were
saved from the slur that they were un-
manly.
But there was one kind Of young
padre who thought he was commend
ms himself in the messroom and the
barracks by behaving himself like
other men. Because the men swOre
he thought they would like him better
Il he swore, and swear he did.
4 am convinced that that type OF