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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
F0R sALE-Cpntinued.

BROOM BUNGALOW. ELECTRICITY, WA.
ter; on car line; high and dry; s. 800: terms
large lot. Call Fr. $685. Mr.. WINTERS. o
ROsEM0NT = Mt. IDA = DEL RAY.
Are you interested in a house7 Read our
description Of four homes offered by US for
your consideration.
3, 4. 5 and Rooms.
All houses are equipped as follows: full
cement basement, furnace, gas heater, laundry
trays. sink and drain boards, gas range, kitch.
en- and medicine cabinets; splendidly equipped
bath and large closets; oak aoors, electric hx-
lures. interiors decorated. large front porch.
front. side and back yards. Lots 4o1llS. Side;
walks. cement curb and gutter, graveled
streets. splandid restricted neighborhood.
Prices range from $1,000 to $3.50. cash
payments from $500 to $500, monthly payments
from $40 to $3.50. Can you afford to pay
rent when you can huy on such faVorapie
terms! Certainly you cannot.
Our Rosemont office 10 open every day IN
the week and our agent there will show you
the properties. II you prefer. phone this
ONCE and We will call for you with an auto
and show you any properties that meet your
requirements.
+. &. GooDSow COMPANY 49,
TO 18th st. NV. Main 3O7
Virginia Once:
North Rnsemont GtotiOn-
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
So5oo.. .PETWORTH.
'0' A
ndsueat
S11 800. ALLISON ST WEST OF 14th.
TWO s Ss sh ] d sa a Gn1 roea % es phe % e
e"'Ns As'~
S1o5oo. 14th ST HEIGHTS.
hat plant % %
5000. CLOSE TO LINCOLN PARK
colonial home Just East cands
T % lights a % repair s r rsasSa modern s 1ehs hot water heat cleo
SIG 200. CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
attractive IL the Chevy Chase
nfrepace oak floors sexpens pIunb
buzz
M @ ~ ~ ' ~ W ~ " ~ " " " -
$1,000. OPPOSITE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Just dtp quiks
individual
S1a zoo. .. lust OFF CONNECTICUT AVE.
Wv a in Florida
$1,000. :. EYE ST WEST OF I7th ST.
roons, " - ~
BOSS & PHELPS.
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Te. Main 1870. 1906 II St. NV.
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BRENTWOOD, MD.

- BRENTWOOD, MD.
Near Rhode Island ave. cars-A decidedly
and hath: NV. heat, electricity and gas: "a
race for large car; roomy porches; hne shade
trees; large lot. An ideal suburban home.
"a M, nj cash. (81s612). .' "
%. B. ZANTZINGER, Renltor. el2 10th ct. Nv.
Aain SSH, =,
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MOST ATTRACTIVE COMPLETE
ly detached 2-story and attic house. ;
rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath. large recep-
tion hall. living and dining room: =
open freplaces. electric lights: beauti-
fully decorated throughout. On Madison
st NV. just OF Colorado ave. near =
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$4,000.
Mass Ave.

West Of I4th. Suitable for q large organiza-
1 tion or club. First floor. drawing rooms
dining rooin buffers pantry, fireplace, electric
stove. servants sitting room. lava tory. Sec
ond floor, living room or bedroom. large COM
municating rooms. baths. Third floor, j bed
rooms. baths, 8 closets. Has special cleo
trical fixtures. modern heating plant: unusu-
ally well built uld in hrst-class condition; =
car brick garage. Purchaser would have the
privilege Of buying lot of special furniture
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Gentleman's Country Home.

In Virginia, on crest of Blue Ridge: 81 miles
from Washington by motor and electric rail
way: IN miles from BIuemont: high and
healthfui; commands magnificent views of his
toric Loudoun and Shenandoah valleys: 437
acres about 800 in woods, 81 in bearing apple
orchard yielding 1000 barrels per annum: stone
dwelling house: two-story stone studio; contain
in all eight masters bedrooms. four servants
rooms, three baths. large living rooms. IL
brary billiard room wide porches: two heating
plants large hreplaces; tenant house. stables
garage for four cars and laundry: abundant
court and log cabin rest Especially suited for
luxurious country home hotel. For sale or
will rent for single season. Address FRANK
ton D. c.
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WANTEn-Tn RENT

WANTED TO RENT. WITH OPTION TO
bug. small, one-family house In suburbs. Ad-
dress R0x AL, Star office.
NAVAL OFFItER WISHES TO RENT A
Phone N. S3T3. g
ON MAY 1-UNFURNISHED nErACHEp
house in Takoma Park other suburb; or
rooms, bath. attic: gas for cooking. hot-water
garage; rent must be reasonable; desirable
tenant. Address BOX 334-k, Star ONCE.
LNFURNISHED. MODERN. 0 TO ROOMS.
Mt. Pleasant reasonable; permanent; one
child over II. Address l. Jones. az ll.h ne. D.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, Q ROOMS, IN
suburbs. about April l. Careful tenant. ]. 0.
MARTIN i.5 13fh st NV. Main 120O0. %
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OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LARGE HOUSE IN COUNTRY. SUITABLE
for home or summer boarding house East
Riyerdale, Nd Highest ground in vicinity.
Two stories and basement. Running water,
hot-air furnace, 3 frepiaces. 5 sleeping rooms.
bath, dressing room. large closets. dumb
and ventilated. Large shade trees all kinds
fruit trees. grape vines, berry bushes, barn.
hen houses. brooder house. two 2.0OO-gal.
cisterns Nearly acres land. Rural deliv-
err. VIII divide land in IL q. lots II de-
sired. Price as a whole or separate lots on
application. G. B. MOSHER., owner. 1890
Sth st. NV. Phone after Pm. North
yClS-W -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
OWNER MUST SELL.

OWNER MUST SELL.
Leaving city, owner has to dispose of his
home at once. Colonial front porch. Sleeping
porch, six rooms. BATH hot-water heat, metal
wea ther strips screens, parquet floors down.
stairs. deep lot to wide paved alley. House
in excellent condition throughout; Near LIST
street and Rhode Island ave. ! don't believe
IS, 600. 1 can arrange terms If you can make
a good cash payment. Write me today. Ad-
dress Box l2T-L, Star office. "
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NEAR 18th ST AND MD. AVE. Ne
$500 cash. Six large rooms and bath.
furnace heat, concrete cellar: double
rear porches. fine back yard TO alley:
house in frst-class condition: prompt pos
session. Price, $3.50. Good terms.
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SI35,ooo.
Washington Heights.

Wyoming ave. This especially attraetiye
property is comparatively new and contains !!
rooms. baths; has gas and electricity and
vspor heat ~ bedrooms and billiard room).
The lot is 5Ox13J; 2-car garage. The owner
had plans drawn by one OF our prominent
architects and secured the services Of ooa Of
our most reliable builders and installed all
up-to-date conveniences and appliances. Ap-
pointment by permit through this ONCE.
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SIoo,oo6.
On Biltmore St.

This splendid home is three stories, consist
Ing Of eleven rooms and three baths: has gas
and electricity, hot-water heat and Pittsburg
water heater. The lot is 2lax1l5 to 16-foot
alley. Brick garage for two cars. with cleo
tricity aud water This is very desirable
property and the price is such would induce
purchaser to buy quickly
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18th ST NV. BET. s AND SITS.
NV; a beautiful. modern three ,smail
story brick, II rooms, ) baths. INV.
heat. electric lights. Only S22.5@.
Fashionable nciShborhood. Best bargain
in northwest
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Cathedral Ave.

East Of Connecticut ave. detached brick.
three stories, containing twelve rooms ard
four baths. gas and electricity and het-wate-
heat Lot is shout 101xlO0: garage for two
cars This is an excellent property, compare
lively new: has all modern convenience and
improvements and Is in frst-clsss condition.
Occupied by oSner and clear Of any trust.
$4,000.
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On 10th St.

North of Scott Circle. This is q very sttrac-
tive ana commodious property, suitable for an
embassy, private school. club extensive en-
tertaining; stories. 20 foot front and con-
tains 22 rooms. stairways, baths: has gas
and electricity and hot water heat: Lear
garage; Occupied by tenant who will allow
inspection and give possession June i.
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUsEs.

BRICK BUILDING. WE'LL LOCATED IN
northwest section. le.b0O square feet. on two
floors: first flour concrete; elevator; electric
ity; steam heat; building open on all sides,
giving fine light and air.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, Inc,
Frank. I4Sa 9l4 18th at. NV.
WAREHOUSE. BRICK, FOR SALE OR RENT;
~ 900 feet floor space; electric elevator; i5iO
Eckiugt0n place Re.. opposite B. 4 D. freight
yard. Apply Room sos. International bldg.
Main FOG.
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WYOMING AVE.
Washington Heights.

Very desirable home. in excellent condition.
First floor contains large drawing room topenl.
back porch. Second door library uIx27).
and . large bedrooms, bath and large closets.
Thiri floor has bedrooms bath and separate
toilet, extra closet. Finishing is in natural
wood; hs rdwood Aoors; open fireplace In every
room 6rst and second Aoors. Has gas and
electricity and is heated By steam; also Pitts
burg hUt-water heater.
$4,000.
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schools, farms aud homes.
SPECIALITY THIS WEEK:
A lot on Utah avenue near Pinehurst Clr-
Gle, including all improvements, contaihinE
5.6Gf.o square It. soft: frontaEs. for 81 so ~
cash; GsEHTRupn VAN HoEsES' SO 1ath
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.!
CHEAP LOTS
GREAT BARGAINS
On small street
Northeast.
IS lots. 20 feet wide.
Uniy Sill 200.
ABOUT $4,000 PER LOT.
White neighh0rhOod.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN.
N. 2021. PHELAN G. HAMN. 1921 F.
HRo0KI4AND-LOT5 50XI5u. on 18th ST; ALL
,,r. E.y i%nrroysment' n hetwsen2 cur lines 80 "a
CLARENDON. 9 LOTS. EACH 40xl47; BET:
Lyon Park and Ft. Myer $500 apiece. win
exchange for lot In H. C., about ST. 500:
assume difference. Col. 10l3. 10l3.-------- :.
ACT QUICK IF YOU WANT ANY OR ALI.
Of the following 1ssToo SO. IT. in Cleveland
square square iae iaea lot lots s !: 3. & Z.
SQUARE 1ass. lots =. Is. 81, q. g. q q. q s5
square 2o6.. lots II, IS. 10, 20 & q.
square 206t. lots SO & 81.
Square 2O6;l, lot sl6.
square square :ss! s Is's lots ss. i ss J.: 81 : : Il is
OWNER, North 1850. branch 81.
FdSla.+!r.. FdNE CORNER LOT, BUSINESS ZONE.
connecticut ave-, near Chevy Chase Circle.
address Box li0-I-. star office.
OWNER Will. SACRIFICE TWO LARGE
hu.idn: lots III Clarendon for cash; 20 min
,'tes' ride TO Nheart OF city: two ear lines and
bus: cement walks. churches. schools, etc.
Apply ll6 Wilson blvd. CIareadou. Va,
HOMESEEKERS,
ATTENTION!
We have a few lots in Chevy Chase, D. c.,
one and two squares from Chevy Chase Circle
on aud above grade and covered with large
SHADE trees. S0ne have all improvements and
ready for building. II you are looking for II
good lot get in touch with us NOW, as dssir-
ahle lots close to the car line are getting
very scarce.
VIM. II. RITCHIE,
FRANK. 572s: 4l9 COLORADO BLDG.
LOT oaAl15 Fr.. ONE BLOCK EAST ALASKA
ave: all improvements: no assessments; for
Address Box 3l2-K. Star ot.ire.
LOT, 50xl25 FEET, on ALASKA AVE.
right ON top o the hill. overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Most ''homy" Of home sites
All improvements. No assessments. Conven-
lent terms. Address Box 3l3 X. Star office. I"
FOR SALE = DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
near Episcopal Cathedral: size .5x115: public
alley in rear price reduced TO IS cents square
foot Buy. now. building time is here and
values are increasing in this section every year.
II. Il. H0WENsTEIN COMPANY.
1874 i H. w
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One Of those choice 4-room apartments in q
two-famiIy house The rent is $40 per month.
F. c. GOODNOW COMPANY.
so9 18th st. NV. Main 3Vi
virginia Office, North Rosemont Station.
APARTMENT, AT BETHESDA. MD.-FlVE
rooms and bath: all modern improvements: i'm
mediate possession: rent, $35. II. l.. LEWIS,
l1o9 sr NV FrIgklip 1893.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

NOW Is TIE TINE FOR VOC TO BUY OR
lent cottages and lots at North Beach, Chesa-
peake Beach. Md. APPLETON CADY. 7o3
Mass ave.
FOK SALE NORTH BEACH. MD. NEW
fiye-room cottage on Richmond See it
next Sunday phone Col 1928. Sc
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KENYON ST. NV. NEAR ENTRANCE
to Rock Creek Park; attractive seven
tsmallD room brick. baths. screened
gas and electricity: front and back
porches: cellar with servants room and
toilet; large back yard to 2G-it. alley;
two-cer brick garage. Immediate pos
session. Price. Sl2.5 500. Easy terms.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

LOTS ANYWHERE-EvERYW
Acreage for subdivisions, institutions, clups'
schools, farms aud homes.
SPECIALITY THIS WEEK.
A lot on Utah avenue near l1nehurst Cn-
Gle, including all improvements, c0ntaintns
J.664.0 square IT. Soft frontage. for 81, h'O
cash; GERTRUDE VAN HOEsEf, sl9 1ati'
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$1,000.
WASHINGTON Heights.

English basement. convenient to ST. Mar
garets Church. This is most delightful
home, three stories, containing thirteen rooms.
three baths, gas and electricity. hot-wa ter
heat: lot is - feet front to an alley: the house
is comparatively new, in good condition
erected 10y Il prominent builder.
$4,000.
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$4,000.
Dunnnt Circle,

We have the unusual opportunity to offer
recently built and very attractive resideace.
suitable for diplomat extensive enter
tanning. The house contains billiard room,
receiving room. living room, dining room,
library. bedrooms. baths sewing room.
large store closet. maids diniog reon; serv-
ants rooms and baths.
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COIORED-s-ROOM AND BATH BRICK
house, fine location. 1888 Duncan 81; s6s ne
HERBERT & son. 5I5 Z. Capitol 81.
l1a9 ALLISON STREET NORTHWEST.
Six nice rooms. and bath.
Gray tapestry brick.
Reception hall.
Large front porch.
Sleeping porch.
breakfast porch.
Open fireplace.
OAK floors, hardwood trim.
Good cellar.
Stationary laundry tubs.
instantaneous hot-water heater.
HOt-water heat.
ThermOstatic heat control.
Excellent lot; paved alley: garage.
This home has everything necessary for the
comfort and convenience Of the home seeker.
The location Is ideal. The surroundings are
alI that could be desired. Located on good
street in . we'll developed residential neigh.
borhood. The price ie reasonable and terms
can be arranged to suit yon. In justice to
yourself inspect this home before purchasing
11se Allison street NV.
Phone Columbia 2s0Q
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HOME BARGAINS.

lorh ST. Ne. NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Fine home. large rooms. newly painted
and pspered; hot,water heat, electricity,
laundry tubs. large yard; 2-car garage:
soft. alley. To quick buyer, onl!
$1,000. terms.
TENNESSEE AVE. Man EXCEL
lent homo. six large rooms, colonial
porchss, front and rear: fine cellar; iaun
dry tubs: furnace heat. Lear brick ga
rage on l5-ft. alley. Price only G.s50,
easy terms.
On EAST CAPITOL ST. A MANSION.
3-st"ry brick. 33 feet wide: one OF the
finest homes on Capitol Hill: 15 rooms.
i,aths. toilets; arranged for entertain
iRs: center hall type; suited for Doctors
home and Office: h.-w h.. electricity, gas,
ami: 2-story brick; garage to l5-ft.
alley. Price, SIS 600 Make us an ofSer.
Must be sold at once.
LET Us SHOW YOC SOME OF THE
beautiful old homes in aristocratic
Georgetown. ranging in price from So. 500
to 40.O00-mOst of those properties con-
sist of large detached houses, containing.
in some cases. priceless old mirrors.
The rooms are large and well sdapted
10 entertaining, or could he economically
remodeled for rooming purposes. The
grounds in most cases are spacious, con-
tanning garages, large shade trees and
shrubbcry.
\ & HAWN.
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FOR RENT.

broad porches, shade large garden. conven
iently situated. Possession April 1st. Annual
lease at s65 per month. Address Box ISL.
Star office. .
10-RO0M HOI.sE. ACRES: s-RO0M HOUSE.
large lot: 7-Lnom house: all have electric
lights, and l block to cars. {. B. MUNsoS,
Arlington Na
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THREE ROOM HOUSE, STABLE AND LARGE
chicken house, q acre good land. ! mile To
one fare cars. $500. +. p. WEEKS, 6lst
and Dix SITS. ne. Gail Sunday morning
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PHONE N. c32I

LIEBERMANN & HAWN.
PHONE NJ 2s2l r.
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New house for sale by owner; 9 rooms, tiled
| BATH h.-w.h., electricity. open fireplace. sta
I tionary wash trays. hot-water heater; edge
grain Alabama flooring throughout house; porch
| pillars Of tapestry brick: convenient to cars.
$50 terms Of. $1,000 cash. 1852 Jackson
! st. ne.
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & co.
incorporated

73S 18th St. NV.
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2H ACRES, z-ROOM HOME

BY OWNER-BRAND-NEW SEMI-DETACH
ed, Groom and 2-bath bungalow in Brookland
lot, 15O IT. deep; shade trees. Can move in al
once. Price, $500, LOCO cash, SIS mo. Can
sub.et . r. and b. for 500. Phi. Owner, n. 1909.
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4-ROOM HOUSE 4 10 LOTS FOR RENT
miles from District. S12 per month. Apply
201t G. ST " COlorad .
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Pretty six-rooru and tile bath colonial
home on Thirteenth street; hot-water heat,
electric lights; large yard; terms.
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BROOKLAND.

$500
Charming new semi detached home Of
six rooms and two baths, h0t-water heat,
electric lishta. hardwood floors; all mod
ern conveniences; deep lot; attractive
terms.
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JAMES NJ, CARTER & CO., INC.

Spiendid six x-room and tile bath home
with shower, hot-water heat. electric
lights. parquet floors. maids room. roth
proof room for storage. beautiful front
and double rear porches. screens and
awnings; three-car garage ON wide paved
alley
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FOR sALE-H0UsEA.
COntlAueA
FOR SALE-HOUSES :.
CouttnueD
THOMAS J. FISHER & co.


by
possession 'tc purchaser.
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WANTED FROM OWNER. AT PRE-WAR
figures. to lease from 10 years. in nearby
Nd. suburb. near the cars, rooms, all
modern improv ements. garage. plot for garden
by April 10. 1922. Address Box 262-k, star
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1915 BLAIR ROAD. TAKOMA PARK. d. C.
Detached; 10 rooms and bath; unfurnished; !;
h.-w.h., electric lights. garage: splendid lawn
and Shrubbery: lease l year; $50; don't wait
until summer: inspect now.
SHANNON & LCCHS
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GARRICK-"Wedding Bells"

IT. tor every care and sorrow Of
life. one can feel that 1t will make
no difference . hundred years hence.
! this transient existence Of ours will
be found to be. after all. pretty fair
sailing, with lots of lovely scenery
along the route. So, in the same
spirit. II those who go to the Gar
rick Theater this week to see WED
ding Bells" presented by the Garrick
Players. will simply gather the roses
while they may and utterly forget
gathered II all things were as they
wished. they will come away. at the
close of the thoroughly ENJOYABLE
three-act comedy Of Salisbury Field,
feeling that their evening has been
well spent. and that much has been
and the crouch. which will crop out
| In all things human.
The story Of wedding Bells" ought
to be familiar. It carries lesson
to scrappy young married folks that
!. ought to prove Profitable. and the
humor Of its situations and the anus
ing assortment Of it's characterize
tions. all Of them excellently por-
trayed. are calculated to make the
sun shine In the soul even on a
stormy evening.
1t is doubtful that any Of the audi
ence that braved the thunderstorm to
get to the first performance Of the
comedy by the Garrick Players felt
that he was not compensated fully
for any discomfort his attendance
may have caused. There have teen
changes In the play. of course. Per-
haps everything that tickled the audi
w
tion In Washington some years ago
will not be found in the Garrick per-
formance. But there IL enough in 1t
to make a most enjoyable entertain
ment. as we'll as to enable the Gar
rick Players to do the best work Of
finely mounted, and the performance
as whole Is excellent. It may not
be costly and carefully prepared
production Of the Belasco standard.
but those who see it, excepting only
the experts. will never suspect 1t.
Earle Foxe as Reginald Carter, the
young man who sagely resolves to
untangle the threads Of domestic life
and happiness by replacing the wife
he really loves with young woman
who loves another, seems thoroughly
at home In his part. and Justly shared
pretty Wanda Lyon. who could not
be better II she really and truly were
the recalcitrant wife who was de-
termined that no other woman should
have the hubby she loved, in spite cf
their disagreement. Frank Du Frame,
as jackson. the valet; was exception
ally good in the comedy role Of the
| man who had the genius to win for a
second time the wife that had wan
dered far from his own f1reside. The
cast includes Lee Kendall. Gerald Oil
yer Smith, a valuable addition to the
company; Dennis King. Mrs. Hanford
and Ada Meade. all of whom con-
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Photoplays.
METROPOLITAN -"Smilin
Through"

Norma Talmadge. in 'smilin'
Through"-a screen version of the
stage play made famous by Jane
Cowl. opened her second week at the
Metropolitan yesterday before audi
ences that crowded the theater
throughout the afternoon and night.
AS if In answer TO Director General
Hays call for better motion plays.
this star is giving Washington the
best work of her screen career. 1t is
genuine dramatic work of a quality
born of experience fostered by most
careful training, and Of an ambition
that demands recognition of gifts
more artistically enduring than the
mere youth and beauty that distin-
guish her as "Talmadge sister"
The play. based on the theory that
death is invisible life. has for it's ac-
ton present-day England. at the
home of man who Is carrying into
old age a relentless hatred for all
who bear certain name. To give
the reason would be to infringe upon
the plot. There is an adopted niece,
Kathleen: also a genial old doctor
who dives next door with a vine-cov-
cred gate between. The lifelong
friendship of these old men and their
mutual worship OF the girl is broken
by kathleen's confession that she
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loves youth who bears the forbidden n
title The romance arouses the mem
ory of long-gone tragedy that
changes the beloved guardian into a
creature of cruel intolerance, who
separates the lovers and drives from
him the comradeship of his neighbor
and friend. The boy goes to the
war sand weeds grow over the gate
between.
1t is hatred that not only brings
sorrow to his loved ones on earth,
but to a long dead bride. who tries
to comfort the man in his loneliness
but Is barred because hate Is the gun
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that divides us from all beautiful
things In this world and the next.
Norma Talmadge gives to the mist
IKE vision a tender beauty and grace
that carries an appeal regardless Of
any personal attitude toward its
spiritual truth. And when at last
love conquers and the death REUNITED
the long-ago lovers she answers his
bewildered surprise at Deaths true
meaning:
"An men and women would go
Continued on Page 28.O
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AmuSementS

| tributed materially to the success
of the performance.
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(Cont1hued on Page 28.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-14
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COLDS IN CHEST

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at any drug store You will have the
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-14
Mans Trouble Arrested

The past 4 years I have been 60
ing down. down, down with catarrh
OF the stomach and had to give up
work a year ago because of my weak
ened condition. I suffered terribly
from bloating and collie attacks.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was rec
commended to me- I took a course of
1t and am now feeling fine" It is
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the fnflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach. lives and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis One dose will
convince or money refunded. At all
druggistss-Adv.