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TEXAS SLAYER
ESCAPES GALLOWS.

oEoRGETowN. Texas. July IL
Manuel sagu. sentenced to be hanged
Friday. escaped tho moose by n mar
row margin when a jury in district
court hero declared him insane. The
verdict stays tho execution according
to court officials and placed the con-
demned man in q state hospital for
insane.
sagu WINS convicted Of the murder
Of s. o. wofford. a salesman. on n
Missouri. Kansas ana Texas passen-
ger train near Grnnger. Texas. De-
cember 10, 1920.
, 1923-07-21
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-cen.
eral merchandise stock, located
close to refinery; Will consider house
and lot In Casper as part payment;
long lease, reasonable terms; store
clearing $1,000 a month, district 10
developing rapidly. Address Box a1e.
Casper. Wye.
, 1923-07-21
Phone the Owner 2316

FOR SALE-New threeroom house.
well located on the north side, 81
500. 5000 cash. r. Ramon, 242 q. Sec
ond. Tel. 7o2.
, 1923-07-21
FOR SALE
A SNAP

A fine building corner. dzs 1oex125
feet, suitable for q contract TO build
four or five modern small houses;
cheapest building ate in the city at
$1,000 n-l4T..x
, 1923-07-21

FOR SALE-New house and two lots
for sale only 500 down and $50 q
month; total 81 800; water and gas; 10
minutes from poss,ffice, 10 blocks
from Midwest refinery. This Is q snap,
Baker-Grude Investment Co., 133 N,
Wolcott. Phone 1889
, 1923-07-21
PERSONAL

RESPECTABLE, lonesome. middle
aged widow would like to CORE
spond with q lonely man with a kind
loving heart. clean and respectable
and enough M to maintain .
homo II suited; matrimony. Box A-44.
Tribune.
MADAM PELKEY-l can give you
advice on love. courtship. marriage
or business; SO positive am 1 Of my
power to tell the past. present and
future and exactly what you want TO
know. that I will mako no charge un.
less you obtain perfect satisfaction.
la N. Washington. Phone 23s3w.
MADAM WONDER, wonderful read
or, the lady with the wonderful
power. tells past. present and future.
Call and consult her on any affairs.
$50 8. Durbin- Hours 0 A. m to 10
p. m.
, 1923-07-21

FOR SALE Partly modern home,
near e. Second. price s2.4oo. $500
cash. r. Ramon. 242 z. Second. Tel.
, 1923-07-21
FOR SALE HOUSES
FOR SALE By OWNER AND
BUILDER.

A five-room modern brick bunga-
lew with fire place. gas furnace con
nected ready to go; oak floors; sido-
walks and walks into house, all COM
plete with terms for $1,000. Phone
1901.
, 1923-07-21

FOR sALB-A real buy In a modarn
shome, east front with a full porch
flTs rooms on first floor and five
rooms in basement. Don't overlook
this one on South Walnut; terms. See
r. S. Wilson. 1891 Cottonwood.
, 1923-07-21

FOR SALE-Busfness lot in Evans
Vile for sale cheap. Mathers Real
" company, ass 8. Center. Phons
|10SSW.
, 1923-07-21

FOR SALE - Four-room modern
house. two three-room apartments
in basement an attractive buy at So
$50; terms. Martin-Larmar. Phone
, 1923-07-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Store in Mills with liv-
Ing quarters in connection; owner
anxious to leave; priced TO sell. Baker
Crude Investment Co., Phone 1889.
FOR SALE-Twenty-room boarding
ana rooming house; property. or
property and furniture; good invest
ment for some on. p. o. Box 1855.
FOR aALE-Texas hotel rooms and
cafe. reasonable. Evansville, Wyo.
FOR SALE+Grocery store with three
living room. doing good cash bust.
ness, $500 will handle. must nell on
account Of other business. Room 2o2
o-S Bldg. Phone 1879.
, 1923-07-21

FOR sALE+New houIo. "a by 20
on lot 100 by 1885; gas and water
priced right at $500 on easy pay
ments, Baker Crude Investment Co.
Phone llS9.
, 1923-07-21
ENGLEWOOD.

ENGLEW00D.
Why not buy a five or ten-acre sub
urban lot in Englewood. four and one
half miles north of Casper on the
Salt Creek paved highway. and live in
h great outdoors, where you can
have elbow room. and make a real
home for yourself and family with
chickens. a garden n a family COW.
Only is minutes drive from Casper
~postoffice. over the best paved high
way in the state. every acre under the
Casper Aloova irrigation project. get
away from the high rent Ind high
taxesi five acre lots $500, to $3.50; easy
terms. Call us today.
John NJ. England Company
Phones 11295i3J COZ O-S Bldg.
, 1923-07-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE - Ffve-room basement,
rooted over. located on large lot in
southwest part Of town. This place
Will give you an excellent start on n
home Of your own. Price is $3.50
on easy terms or will trade for three
loom house. Mathers Realty Co. 2b5
g. Center. Phone 10SsW.
, 1923-07-21

FOR sALE-Three-room furnished
house on two lots. has water and
lights, located at 1910 Howard; terms.
Phone 12e7M,
, 1923-07-21

n 00utueI5teru putt
OF city. ]. L. Waugh. AIS p. 18th.
Phone 1187R-
FOR aALE-Residence lot on -Four
tenth street. near Beech In the
best residence section. $1,000 easy
terms. Mathers Realty Co.. 255 8.
Center. Phone 1ossW.
, 1923-07-21
Business and Professional Directory
DOCTORS

DIR. T. j. RIACH
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 1919 Residence Els
, 1923-07-21

FOR sALE-Good two-room houhe
and garage on South Washington.
50. 500 on terms, including furniture;
will take in car as part payment.
Mathers Realty Co.. 2b5 s.. Center.
Phone 1ossW.
, 1923-07-21
BANK RESERVES DOWN.

Try a Tribune CLASSIFIED Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
GEORGE N. EVANS
ElKTON POSTMASTER
We Has Been Appointed to Sue.
coed Oliver c. Giles.
Term Expired.

erecisi Correspondence Every Evening
rikton, Md. Jan. George NJ
t,en~ has been appointed po-im,stcs
81 Eikton. 10 succeed Oliver G Giles,
Who has held tho office fcr the pas;
eisht weave
The funeral 81 James Wicks ~ near
ilkien, ~. hold this afternoon from
al. late home al Leeds
noN. sidney Dixon. for tho past
three v..ts rector OF Trinity Episcopal
,hurch. has notified tho Wesley ~ the
church that he will seck another field
siior Raster
VERNON D. Good GcorEctown and
NsNarct Mitchell. Laurel. were mar
Rcd ln Elkton saturday evening.
Tho Momen~ club % Elk'on cole
isstod iis tenth anniversary this after
noon with q special provran.
John " Scott and 49, scn VIII leave
tlkton This week for New York. where
tiev WIu eau Tor an extended trip
through EUROPE
Mrs Marion El,ine 81 Cciora IL con
med 60 hcr home suffering with a
tsoken shoulder bone, sustained by
Falling down stairs.
ferryyllle Council Junior order
Amsrivan Mechanics. announce 'he
election ~ officers for tho ensuin :
year ss follows. Harry a. Roes. coun.
rrlor, o. ~ calvert. ,ice-ccunscls n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
Combirg Won't Rid
Hair Of Dandruff

The only sure way Co ret rid ~ dan
ofun IL CO. dissolve a.. then YOU destroy
% sntircly To DO this. get about four
ounces ~ ordinary liquid srvon. apply
% ~ nlsht when retiring, use enough
o. moisien the scalp and rub 70 IN
sently with IN. fnEer tips
10 this tonight. and by morning.
most n NOT ALL ~ your dsndr,iH will
he some and three or four more arrr-
cations vii completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of 90. no matter how much
dandrun ,ou may have
You vii nnd. too. that all itching
and disgluE ~ tho SCALP viii stop at
once. ana your hair ~lll be runy.
lusirous. slo.sy. silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred tlme. better
You can set liquid srvon a. any
drug store and 20 never fails 90 do the
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
Severe Cough After influenza.

After an attack Of the Flu which
left me with severe cough nothing
seemed 10 relieve me untl I used
toley's Honey and Tar" writes Mrs.
Is. ID. Drake. Childs. Maryland. Coughs
resulting from Influenza. Whooplng
Cough. Asthma, Group. Ia Grippe and
bronchitis are quickly relieved with
foley's Honey and Tar. Contains NO
opiates-lngredlents printed on the
wrapper. Largest selling cough mod
cine In the World. ~. ". Dan
forth. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

closed to cost and dgardd profit entirely
w when making these drastic reductions, which
w the best ever held and. mind we've
- wonderful
value giving PLEASE REMEMBER always
the height tho That's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
OFFICIALS As GUESTS.
Sergcant and Mrs. McGiliion Entertain
Nherlff's EOrcc.

Sergeant and Mrs. Michael McGil-
lion of 1916 Market street, had ms their
guests mt "A dinner given Mt their homo
yesterday. Sheriff John w. Walls apd
Deputy Shcriffs j. Edward McNabb
and Frank G. Gradwohl. who were
accompanied by their wives. Tho three
officials will assume their duties today
A number OF mon and women promi-
ncnt In Democratic affairs I'm the city.
prominent business men. city officials
and members Of tho Bureau OF Police
were present nj the afrair.
With Robert W. Kramer ~ toast
master n number of toasts were given
To the health and success of the new
officials.
The dinngroom WAS attractively
decorated with holiday greene, hunt
ing and wrcnths. A feature Of the
evening was the appearance OF u
piece orchestra from Philadelphia
which played for tho dancing which
followed the dinner.
The gueats included, Sheriff and
Mrs, John w. Walls. Deputy Sheriff
and Mrs. y Edward McNahh. Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank &. Grad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

:. Ruttcr. Junior past counselor: w.
u. Boulder. financial secretary; Chas.
Ward. recording secretary: George
Eddclman. warden; Elmer II. Owens,
conductor; Alexander Craig. inside
sentinel. J. w. Cochran. treasurer;
representative To the Grand Lodge
Elmer III. Owens.
James r. Selfc. for tho past eleven
yeara manager OF the Havrc de Grace
Electric Company. has resigned and
accepted n position in New York. The
anairs OF tho latter company were
taken over yesterday by the Mary
land Northern Electric co.
meeting will he held in Council
Van tomorrow evening for the purpose
of organizing a chamber OF commerce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

wohl. Representative nnd Mrs
Robert w. Kramer. Mr.. and MIR. Ed
ward Morris. Charles Il. Saylor, Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Garnnklc. Miss
Elizabeth Garf'nklc. Miss Eleanor
Garfnklc. leslie Casperson. David
Erodlcy. Mrs. Margaret Malonoy,
Mrs. James Campbell. Clerk of thu
Market Edward McAtccr. Mrs. Vera
Starr, Joseph NJ. Lynch. James y.
McGiilion. Philip A. Steinbnck Mrs
Edward a. Donohuc. Masters charles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

exapgerating advertising HALF PRICE AND LESS but
nd at LEGITIMATE REDUCTIONS These
stock will doubt
each and offered in this sale
is a GENUINE BARGAIN CHOOSE EARLY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

nlngs. composer md orgenist Of Phila-
delpbia, end Mlrs Sara r. Schwatlo OF
this city will give organ numbers.
There win also be vocal and instru-
mental numbers by other artists.
These roclials arc free Co tho public.
The program n IN charge ~ wilmer
Calvin lilghnold. organlst and choir
master Of tho church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
Gard Of Thanks.

wish to thank my neghbors and
friends also wowaset tribe No. 2, l.
-. n. NJ. and Crusaders castle. X. q. II.
for their sympathy and f,oral offerings
at the death of my husband. Mrs.
IRA nj R~cle--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

a recital will be given In Harrison
street NJ. y. Church under, the au-
spices OF the Delaware Chapter OF the
National Association Of Ofganists. ON
Thursday evening. William II. Tun-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02

Turn tho spotlight Of publicity on
that property YOU are trying To rent
or sell. Advertise II In Every Even
ing every day.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-02
neciinl nt uarri.nn Nircct Church.

and william Donahuc and Ann Doua-
hue,
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Pillow Cases
Csc each

Bleachssi fiiiow. Casts made
Of high grade muslin. neatly
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who has to be literally dragged
away from his beloved mathematics
10 do anything 70 strenuous as golf
and then he prefers chasing but.
terflics 10 ballsl
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cosmopolltan'a pioturiz ,tion OF
retor II, Kyne's novel. THE Go-Get.
ter" II meeting with marked sue.
cess at tho Liberty theaier This
picture, with r. Roy Barnes. secna
owen and other prominent players
in featured roles. caught on In
great shape with the enthusiastic
audience.
Aliho comsdy.drama. tho story
Is a most inspiring one. with do.
llghtful low interest turnout. VIII.
lam Norris Tom Lewis and Louis
wolheim are well suited TO their re-
apectiyo roles.
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Observation-Disclosures
STAGE WORLD SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE
sssssssss.s...sse.sss....
ToDAY's PROGRAMS
sCKrEN


eollsEuM-iietty Csmpsan is '"fhe
White liew.r." aud Round 4 Of
Fighting ftlooN"
LlhEhff--T Hoy nArne. aud seena
Owen In The oo-Ssttsr."
sfHAND--''Afriraa ntE Game"
hLtE housE-''Ihr Town That Tor
Hat God"
coLuMBiA-''IIuniinE Zig Game In
Africa"
tOiONiAis-'s1he Past Mail"
WINTER GAHDEN-williAm Illus
sell In The Great Night"
STAGE
hoohE--NaasiSvilie program featur-
lnE Aunt Jemima. the Famous
Pancake Lady"
fANrAoEs - Alexander and ,aude-
vile aris.
PALACE HiF--vaudastIie program
featuring tho musical comedy. stars
Ia stuprs,"
OLyhfGC-yaads,tii motion pic-
lures, comedy drama and giri revue
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At SEC

Figured buck Dresser Scarfs
ia neat patterns with hem.
stitched ends. Size is145 inches.
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Bed Sheets
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Luncheon Sets
At S3.95

Breakfast or Luncheon Sets
made OF fine mercerized yarn
with neatly seailoped blue
edges only. NJ below whole.
sale cost. -Eirst Floor
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COLUMBIA

Hunting Biz Game IN Africa
With Gun aud Camera" Il delight
Ing audiences NJ the Columbia the.
alter now as tho feature. Tense.
thrilling moments. punctuated with
genuine. mirth.provokins scenes. and
great lessons from nature taught in
such way nH 30 make everybody
willing pupil. arc tho high points
OF the film.
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COLISEUM

Edmund Lowe. well known on the
speaking stage and who has also Ap,
peared IN a number % scfvcn pro.
auctions. plays opposite Betty Comp.
son in her new Paramount picture.
Tho White Flower" which n now
showing at the Coliseum theatvr.
''The White Flower was made In
and around Honolulu. on The beach
at Waikiki and NJ the brink OF tho
volcano. iSilauea. Others in the cast
include Edward Martin1ol. Airline
Pretty Sylvia Ashton. Arthur Hoyt.
Leon Barry and Lily Philips.
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In beautiful assortment OF
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STRAND

african Blg Game. trcmcnd.
ously exotic and thrilling picture by
Mr.. and MFs Martin Johnson. the
worlds leading African explorers Of
tho present day. IL now completely
captivating Strand audiences The
onihussasm II INTENSE because Of the
novelty Of the numerous hair raising
scenes. showing close.ups with the
fcrocious beasts. many Of which
have never before been scpn by
eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-19
PALACE HIP

Comedy and drama ate perfectly
harmonizcd In "The Inner Man."
the plnyg6ers feature. starring
wnydham Standing at the Palace
Hip theater. and the result IN n
thoroly satisfying screen entertain.
ment. The story, which is adapted
from novel by Charles Maekay.
not only interests you in It's plot.
but in it's character development. for
tho hero Is spineless young man
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WINTER GARDEN

Tho feature photopiRy attraction
at tho Winter Garden, opening to.
day. Is an interesting drama, Tho
Great Night" starring William Rus
sell and with Eva Novak as leading
lady.
a comedy feature. with Charley
Murray. named THE Four Or.
phans." offers the humor part OF
the new bill.
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COLONIAL.

',rhe Fast Mail" a william For
production. adapted from Lincoln j.
CsrseTs siaEr mclodrama and al.
rec,cd by Bernard ]. Burning. n the
attraction az the Colonial. Tho Fast
MaiI' brushes aside tho logical dc.
velopmcnt OF story and Just goes
after keeping you aauivcr in ding
dong fashion. IL auccNcds. for Il
simply cxplodes with excitement.
literally IN one episode.
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And Rebuilt Stoves

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ing that taking in exchange for hom
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Crepe Gowns
At Csc

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PRINCESS

PRINCESS
Said to be ono Of The most human
and gripping film stories OF dc.
cade II THE bond Boy" tho iatost
vehicle for Richard Burihclmess.
which IL running NJ the Princess. A
powerful photodrama revolving
around the old practice OF binding
out children TO masters until they
become of age. Il Is another Frea,
screen triumph for the youthful
star and his able director. Henry
King.
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THE GROTE RANKIN co
oTTOFhEGEL Presfdent

D The items listed below are most unusual voIaes
and are for Friday only-ond only as long ds the
lots last Quantities limited therefore ace can
not fill mail or telephone orders on these specials
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Sweaters

~ VIZ '7W II'E7
4 sample lot Of sweaters.
only one OF n kind and many
shades. Al the manufacturer
cost price - S3.25 20 $500.
80 In the lot. Second Floor
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aaifftfuiioi
Genuine leather Hand
Bags OF splendid quality.
workmanship and style.
Long ard square envelope
shapes and bag top style
with uafety clasp fasteners.
Some have large French
beveled mirrors and others
have the smaller vanity mir
rors and usual fittings.
Pin Seal. cordoyan Calf.
Cobra. Morocco. Suede
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Evening star., 1923-09-15

erty adjoins Lee Heights. and the fourth
showing the great extent of the 400
acre development promoted by Mrs.
Minar.
A large number of sales are reported
in Lee Heights this fall. Among the
recent purchasers are Miss Agnes c.
Cain, Carl A. Kopp. Bernard B. Clarke,
Albert G. Miller, Alfred Harmon, Mrs
Rhoda Bredin, Lucien @. Berry, Victor
j. Garland, K. M. Cummens, l.. r. Pour
ron, Louis McLouth, Jules Steele, Ches-
ter Prideaux, Herbert George and John
r. Nagle.
A colonial home in Fairfax county.
near Mclean, Va. was sold for William
H. May by Mrs Minars office to Com
mander and Mrs. Miles A. Libbey.
Eleven Lots in One Sale.
Bedford Brown, Washington archi-
tect, purchased eleven lots on the Chain
Bridge road near the Washington Golf
and Country Club from George E.
Truett, on which he plans to build.
An eight-room house in Aurora
Heights was sold for ]. A Cockren to
DR.. Mary E. White.
Mrs. Winifred o. Goding purchased
from Mrs. E. !. s. Wallis a f1ve-room
bungalow on Linden avenue, Cherry
dale.
Albert F. Magram sold to George E.
Breitenbach his seven-room house at
Franklin and Center streets, Thrifton.
A six-room semi-bungalow at 26
South Oak street, Clarendon, was sold
for Nat Hynes to Frederic P. Dewey.
John p. Balster sold his flve-room
hollow-tile bungalow at % Chestnut
street, Clarendon, to E. r. Ballinger.
Buys "AirpIane Bungalow
Mrs. Minnie K Coates purchased a
six-room airplane bungalow built by w.
H. Gulick In Aurora Heights
A five-room bungalow in new Mount
Vernon Park, near Alexandria, was sold
to Mrs. Lillian Il. Potter
A new home at 3716 Woodley road,
Washington, built by Robert Munro,
was sold to Thomas w. Grimes, who
took immediate possession.
Another new house, built by Edward
A. Gaylor, at 5217 Georgia avenue, was
bought by Pietra Sapienza and A. Con-
soil.
George L. Flower sold his home at
zoos 18th street northwest to Mrs
Catherine Gillian.
Evening star., 1923-09-15
ZEE HEIGHTS VIEWS
/ IHAERIAL PHOTOS
Series of Pictures Taken of
darlington. Subdivision Re-,
+. Gently Placed on Market.

lLouis Macspadden, aerial photog-
rApher, this week took series of photo
graphs of Lee Heights, the Arlington
cpunty subdivision, placed on the mar
lSt this summer by Ruby Lee Minar,
Washington real estsate woman.
.The Fairchild Aerial Camera Corpo-
ration of New York, for whom Mac
spadden is flying, also took at the same
time number of aerial views of Wash
thgton.
Use of aerial photographs in real es-
tate development is becoming more COM
mon as their utility is appreciated. A
picture of this sort permits prospective
purchasers to obtain an accurate idea
OF the precise location of a develop
ment in respect to the center of the
city. It shows the extent of the prop
efty and also the location Of the vari-
ols roadways and the lines of trans
,pprtation
View of Lee Highway.
I'm the case of Lee Heights four
photographs were taken, one from over
Washington showing the Lee highway,
leading to Lee Heights, 400 feet above
the city, another from over the sub
division looking down into Washington,
as third showing a closeup of the
grounds and clubhouse of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club, whose prop
Evening star., 1923-09-15
HOME LIGHTS OFFER
DECORATORS PROBLEM
General Rule to Be Applied Is to
Avoid Glare, Which Causes
Restlessness.

Home lighting differs from COM
mercial lighting in the same degree
that blue print is the opposite ex-
treme from an artistic painting. In
commercial work the main considera-
tion is efficiency. must be admitted,
however, that efficiency is also an i'm
portant factor in home illumination,
but 1t must not be the guiding rule
altogether. Strange, to say. illumina-
tion in the home is the most subtle
thing the interior decorator has to
deal with. Every one entering the
house. comes under the influence of
the lighting and this influence is
keen1y felt. The same person might
walk into the same home at two diff
ferent times. One time the impression
OF warmth and friendliness and cor
diality would be giyen-while under
different conditions of illumination
coldness would be experienced. Great
ing an unwelcome sensation. For this
reason, every kind of light in a home
should, in the tDue sense of the word
makeit home and not merely a re-
siding place.
The most general rule that may be