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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-12

soil grows the spirit of 50-50 faith and trust. And so we go on our way help ing each other-and I feel that, as was the case little more than ten years ago, there is nothing too .nuch I can helped, then there is no such thing as wife helping her husband"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-12
NEW PERFTME ROTTI.E

A graceful glass bottle for perfume mas a dropper attached to the stopper. These bottles come already filled. s,
Evening star., 1924-06-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NORTHEAST.
$3.50 TERMS.


A very nice brick home, con-
tanning six rooms and bath; deep
lot to alley, with room for ga
rage. Owner has purchased a
larger home in the northwest
section and is anxious to sell.
The house is in Al condition !;
convenient to two car lines and
near Lincoln Park. The price
and terms are right. Phone us
for inspection.
NORRIS CAFRITZ CO., Inc,
Main 617. 1416 K St
Evening star., 1924-06-03
MOUNT PLEASANT.
r. Fl. Gruyer Homes.

SAMPLE HOUsE-3217 ADAMS MILL ID.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1901 to 1927 Adams Mill I'd. NV. between
Geological Park rooms. 2 baths. heated
garage. Open and lighted daily and Sunday
until pm. Take Mt. Pleasant cars to Park
rd west on Park rd. TO Klngie and Adams
Mill I'd. A few large Groom homes still avail
able on Rosemont ave-, same section.
LOW PRICE. EASY TERMS.
ANY BROKER OR
B. 81. GRUvER, Owner and Builder. Main SOFA.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
FOR SALE-L0TS.

81 LOTS. HODGES SUBDIVISION. D. W.
JUDD. 200 Phila. ave-. Takoma Park. TO-
RANDLE HIGHLANDs-2 GOOD LOTS, ALL
improvements: near 23d and Q sts.; $500 each
A: W. LEE. 2329 st: sc. ..
SACRIFICE WONDERFUL LOT. TAKOMA
PIX. Nd: 81 coo lot only $3.50; Immediately;
take auto in trade. 1921 Corbin ne. Line. 9315.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE NEAR 18th
street. overlooking Rock Creek Park. Phone
OWNER. Lincoln 6S49.
CLARENDoN, VA;-A REAL BARGAIN IN
well located lot. 157xs54, Easy term. If de,
sired. Might trade. L. e. r. PRINCE, 14lo
II at. NV.
SECOND COMMERCIAL LOT. 6I1l0L 4th ST.
ne near 7 st. L. Il. F. PRINCE. 1410 n
BUSINESS LOTS WOODBRIDGE. RHODE
Island ave. between 18th and Goth ne. on
grade. Price. 800. Owner. PHI. N. 1s91-W
WILL SELL MY 1000 EQUITY IN DESIR-
able Chevy Chase lot for 500. Address Box
1897. Star office. 5s
REAI. ESTATE SALEsMAN-LOOK AT OUR
choice 18th ST. home Sites" west side 18th
It. at Buchanan st. tnear entrance TO Rock
Creek Park, squares north of reservoirl.
co,o-,ao FuhToN Ell r. GORDON " s,s,
CHEVY CHASE. MD. BLKS. CONN. AVE,
1900 50. TT, soft. front, high ground. water.
sewer. gas and electricity. Spring street; ex.
cellent surroundings. Quick sale, 81 800
Adams 1862 or Main 2o30. S02 Washngton
Loan Trust bldg. bs
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW SITE IN sOMER-
set, Md; high elevation; shade; Sidewalk; all
price. $1,000.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5i4-5l5-516 Bond bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave.
IA
Evening star., 1924-06-03

1928 MD. AVE. NE.-eRooM. COL. PORCH
brick. double-deck porch in rear. tile bath:
elec.. h..w.h.. oak trim. parauet floors, cellar;
equipped as apt: laundry tubs. toilet, double
garage: chicken run. Has rented for $50 mo
Open for inspection. $1,000 cash, bal like
rent. Good investment.
CHAS. BEALL,
1410 n NV. NJ. 5o73
Evening star., 1924-06-03
BARGAIN.
10 ACRES.
BROOM HOME

BARGAIN.
10 ACRES.
S-ROOM HOME.
0akton, Fairfax County Va, on car line;
land also fronts on Fairfax pike. Well built
house. Entire property in irst-class shape.
Parlor. living room dining room, kitchen, =
pantries. coal range, sink; screened rear
porch: large. airy bedrooms with closets;
hoored attic; entire house screened; tin roof.
cutters and downspouts; concrete cellar; fur
mace heat; maple shade trees; privet hedge
around yard beautiful lawn. Land cleared
and cultivated: fine orchard, grapes. berries,
etc. New concrete noored garage, fine barn,
chicken house, tool sheds, workshop, smoke
house. etc. Beautiful country home. In Al
condition. Must be seen TO be appreciated.
GOOD PRICE AND TERMS.
LET ME SHOW YOU THIS Or OTHER
VIRGINIA PROPERTY.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent.
l Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 245O. 1909 H NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-03

5-RooM HOUSE. BATH. GAS, ELECTRIC
ity. blocks from Mt Rainier car stop; $500
cash. $50 month. Price, $4.TOO.
room house in Hyattsville, h.-wh.. excel
lent condition: 2-car garage; lots: nicely
located: $1,000.
7-room house. u acre. gas. electricity. wa
ter and sewerage in street. $500 cash and $55
mo. Price, 81, 1000.
Groom new bungalow. modern, 3 blocks Of
one-fare station; $3.50 cash, $50 mo. $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY,
WHY Paw RENT2
r. #. ORRISON.

cozy Groom with bath house; convenient
to cars and bus line: large lot, with shade
trees; good neighborhood. Price $4,000. Cash.
$500; balance monthly.
r. #. ORRISON,
Telephone Clar 321 Arlington. Va.
NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, PRETTY IN DE-
sign; high location, Virginia Highlands:
strictly white; $3,875. payable 500 cash. bal
ance $40 per month; Is minutes ride from
city; electricity. telephone. sewerage and
good water; lot $500 square feet. Call at room
4os; s21 18th st. NV. MODERN HOME COR
PORATION
Evening star., 1924-06-03
SALc-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
RFATTY -C0NVFNTFNCF- -oT1I r.
COntfnOeA.

BEAUTY. CONVENIENCE, QUALITY.
All these and more will be found in the
beautiful Spanish style. Groom bungalow. in
Oakcrest: Tiled bath, shower. open fire. large
s0-foot lot, natural shade. built-in garage
Take Mt. vernon ave. road. ISen II min m from from
Treasu to property.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
TAKOMA PARK

TAKOMA PARK.
District side-pre-war constructon-near
cars and stores: beautiful bungalow. extra
large rooms; every modern convenience: level
lot about 95x200-fruit and shade trees. Price
less than cost Of reproduction. An inspection
will convince you this is a bargain.
Semi-bungalow, 8 large rooms. h.-w.h.. oak
floors convenient to cars; S10.25O: easy terms
Small, new 4-room and tile bath bungalow
with sleeping porch; built-in refrigerator; oak
floors; only $4,000.
New bungalow. s rooms and bath. <h.-w.h h. i.
oak floors; stairs to attic; s7,750; $3.50 cash
and S65 per mo.
Md. side-This bargain Just listed; posses
sion Sept. 1, large rooms and bath, furnace
heat, gas and cleo; lot 90x20O. Paved street.
Ground alone worth half the price asked,
which is only $4,000.
Groom and bath bungalow. h.-w.h.; paved
street: near cars; only 5000.
Bungalow, rooms and bath, h.-w.h.; sleep
ing porch; garage; paved street; only 81 500
Nearly new Groom and bath bungalow;
h.-w.h.; near 18th ST. cars; $780,
New bungalow, rooms and bath. h.-w.h.; +;
oak floors; stairs to attic: lot 50x200; only
So 600; 81. 900 cash. balance easy.
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
81 Cedar St. Tskoma Park, d. C.
Evening star., 1924-06-03

s1s QUISTANA PLACE NV; DETACHED
corner, seven rooms and bath; ami: COM
paratively new; rental. ST.. 30 per month.
Evening star., 1924-06-03

scs MADISON ST. NV; COMPARATIVELY
new home, six rooms and tile bath; ami.
front and double inclosed sleeping and
breakfast porches; two-car brick garage in the
rear; SSJ.
Evening star., 1924-06-03
y. 6611-J
Watch Alcova Grow.
COTTAGE CITY.

GO AIIF q 7.
We have some new hve-room bungalows that
we are offering for s. $50 on terms of $3.50
and $3.50 monthly. or $500 cash and s52. 30
monthly. including interest. These bungalows
are well located and have all city conven-
fences, including cellar and furnace heat. con-
crete walks and improved roadway. To in
spect these properties drive out the BALTIC.
boulevard to Cottage City take G st. cars
Anyone will direct you to our office.
CHAS. M. LIGHTBOWN,
Owner and Builder.
Ph. Hyatts. 133-W. P. o., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1924-10-05

one of the largest press receptions
~ held in Paris since the peace con-
ference was given by Gloria Swanson.
according to cable dispatches received
by the Famous Players Lashy corpor-
alton, when she entertained more than
SO representatives OF French, British
and American newspapers in the sa-
Ions of the royal suite at the Hotel
CrillOn. Miss Swanson, who Is in Paris
to play the title role in the Paramount
production of Sard"u'S play, Madam"
Sans-Geno." was hostess to the chief
CORE spondentS of practically every
English and American paper that has
offices in Paris and also TO the ed
itorS OF all the Paris daIhcS.
In addition to the Paris editors. the
guests included Elmer Roberts of the
Associated Press. Webb Miller of the
United Press. Frank Mason OF the In
ternational News. Basil Woou Of the
Universal News Service. William Bird
of the Consolidated Press Association,
Laurence Hills. New York Herald
Tribune; Henry Wales, Chicago Tri-
bune; Edwin l.. James, New York
Evening star., 1924-10-05

I s,ufinG ef PhaSaoh's chariots in Ce-
cn b. De Mules epic, "The Ten Conn
| maNdments." The men and animals
| were loaned by the United States
| Government from the Army preside
at Monterey. Calf. yet it took nearly
month to qualify for the unusual
task.
Esther Ralsten, who has been
signed to long-teFm contract with
! Paramount, is now playing the role
OF Mrs. Darling in Herbert Rrenon's
production of Sir James NJ. Barries
Peter Pan" Although young in
years, Miss RalSton has had a re-
| markahly successful stage career and
has also appeared i'm number of
screen productions.
Judge Henry Neil. father" Of the
mothers pension movement in the
United States and Great Britain, and
a Humanitarian worker known from
| coast to coast, has gone into the
| movies" temporarily, however. He
became so interested in Mrs. Wallace
Reid's picture, Broken Laws" that
he volunteered to play the part of
judge of the criminal court in the
picture, and, Furthermore, PLAYED 1t
like veteran, to the interest in this
picture dealing with mother love
Carrie Clark Ward weighs over 200
pounds and is proud OF il. She danced
for hours under hot kleig lights, in
Midsummer. while making scenes for
new c. Gardner Sullivan photoplay.
and never weakened. Reducing by
music she called it.
Because of his success in directing
Zane Grey's The Border Legion"
William Howard has been assigned to
direct The Code OF the West" the
sixth Zane Grey production to be
made by Paramount in two years The
picture will be made in the Tonto
ha sin, Arizona, one OF the least civil
lIzed spots in the United States The
| cast includes owen Moore. Constance
Bennett, Mabel Ballin, Charles Ogle,
Lillian leighton. David Butler, Ed
ward Cribbon. Pat IIartisau and
| frankie Lee.
Foilovins out the decorative
scheme et the house, the balcony
exits leading down to Tenth street
in crandans Metropolitan Theater
have been wainscoted with Italian
SIENNA marble and the old floor cover
! ings have been supplanted with gray
and black naturized rubber like that
on the main moor of the house. New
! crystal lighting fixtures also have
been installed to add to the beauti,
! iication Of the exits.
The Tivoli Orchestra, under Elias
Breeskini today will play for the
| first time In Washington new
march composed by the conductor and
| dedicated to Clark Griffith, "Bucky"
| Harris. Walter johnson and their
teammates. Mr.. Breeskin has entitled
his new composition The Washing
| ton Pennant March," and it is said
| to be as good march as the Ma
! tienals are team.
! Maurice Abrahams, one OF the
| popular song writers and COM
posers of America, was vsi-
tor at the Crandall executive
ofiiees last week, where he arranged
| with Conductor Daniel Breeskin to
introduce several of his recent sue
cesses, M. Abrahams Is the husband
Of Belle Baker. who toplined at
| keith's last week. A-nong Mr. Abya
hams hits may be mentioned Get
Out and Get Under" sung by Bobb,
North; waiting for the Rober,
f. Lee" sung by AL Jolson;
THE Pullman Porters Ball." sung
by Belle Baker, and THE Cake
walk Ball. sung by Daphne Pollard.
| in a Passing Show" John Steele Is
Evening star., 1924-10-05
Seeds for Consumers.

From the Houston Post.
Iteprese Dan T.. Garrett. dur
ing his recent term in Washington,
had received ten applications for pea
seeds from one of his constituents.
He complied with each request, but.
when the eleventh application carnc
III. sent the package of seeds with the
following letter:
Il am sending YOU the seeds. but
what in heavens : name are YOU doing
with so much pea seed? Are you
planting the whole State OF Texas
with peas"
No came the answer. We are
not planting them at ali. We ar.
using them for SOUP
Evening star., 1924-10-05
Lost Continent Sought.

A scientific expedition has set OF.
to discover the lost continent Atlantis,
famed in story and song. Pliny, the
ancient historian. mentioned Atlantis
IN serious way, and modern scien-
lists have expressed their conviction
that there was once Il large land
area in the Atlantic not far from
Gibraltar and that traces of II NAV
be found. The expedition is an Arnerl
can enterprise
Evening star., 1924-10-05

singing when the Gold Turns to
Gray" in New York. Mr.. Breeskin
will introduce several exclusive ar
rangements Of the Abrahams num-
bers.
Hobart Henley has been selected to
direct Q forthcoming Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer production Of Square Pes" the
drama by Lewis Beach which played
broadway last season. Beach Is au-
thor aixo Of THE Goose Hangs High"
and Is one OF the Group Of American
playwrights who startled broadway
some time ago by organizing "The
Dramatist's Theater. Inc.
Some of the most unusual effects
ever achieved in motion pictures are
said 10 have been utiliSed by Victor
Seastrom in making Andreyevs He
Who Gets Slapped" These effects,
conceived By Carey Wilson. who wrote
the continuity. aud executed by Milton
Moore, photogra pher of the big special,
hiring into symbolic relationship the cir
Gus which is the background Of the
play and life on earth, represented by
geographers globe. This globe. in
one Of series of curious sequences,
dissolves. while the encircling wooden
rule turns gradually into a ring OF the
circus in which clowns disport them
selves. Lon Chaney plays the leading
role.
Arsinio Rallon. a gifted Washing
ton violin virtuose, has been en-
gagged by Elias BreeSkin for the first
string section OF the newly reorgap-
lied TiYoli Orchestra. The improve
ment in the Tivoli Orchestra under
Elias Rreeskin, himself concert vio-
linist of international reputation, has
IN q T.
Allan DWan has started "Argenttne
Love" at the Paramount Long Island
studio, with Bebe Daniels and Ricardo
Cortez.
Argentine Love" was adapted to
the screen by John Russell from an
original story by Vincente Blasco
Ibanez. The film play has for it's
background the colorful, ancient eus-
toms and traditions OF Old Spain con-
tFasted with modern ideas and Ameri-
can education.
Sidney Olcotts first picture for
Paramount under his new contract
will be ''Salome OF tho Tenements."
a story of cotemporary life in New
Tork's Ghetto, by .Anzia Yezierska.
Jstta Goudal will have the leading
role MIR. Olcott, in planning a faith
full production Of this story. has been
spending much time on the lower
East Side studying the characters de-
picted in the book.
The cast of "The Swan" the screen
version Of Molnars play. which marks
the return Of Elsie Ferguson to the
screen, include Tary Deena, a Ru-
sian actress, who appeared in Peter
the Great" under the direction of
Dinlitri Buchewetzki. and who has
the role OF "Amphirosa-" Adolphe
Menjou, who plays the prince. Nicholi
Sousannin and Michael Visaroff.
SousAnnin will play "Lutzow." and
Visaror will be "Father Hyacinth."
George Walcott and Joseph Depew
will be the young brothers Of the
Princess Alexandra Gen. Lodijen-
ski. who made his motion picture
debut in Gloria Swansons Her Love
Story" has been cast for the master
of the hunt.
Bebe Daniels and Julia Faye are
great pals. Their homes in Helly
wood back up to each other, and they
can talk from one porch to the other.
Evening star., 1924-10-05
Human Faces Are Lon1er.

If scientists are TO he believed. the
human race is not having SO much
happiness that they are losing their
l"Hg faces. hut, on the other hand
tn human face is actually CROWNS
longer. The face is row half an inch
longer than ancestral phySiognomy
according 10 Sir Arthur kicth. Prof.
Charles Cray "f New York l'niVer-
sity maintains that the art Of laugh
inc Is fat nNinw ON.
Evening star., 1924-10-05
Baby Buggies Parked" Now.

Perambulators with their human
cargoes have become SO numerous in
some of the large department stores
that checking or parking systems
such as accommodate autoists, have
been provided for shopping mothers
who have to bring their young with
them. An attendant gives the mother
d numbered check and takes care of
the infants. The cost Is borne by the
stores
Evening star., 1924-10-05
on 20,00O.Mile Voyage.

Submarine K-26 of the British navy
has just completed voyage OF 10000
miles, the longest on record made by
submarine. 1t took eight months to
complete the trip and officers and crew
lived aboard the undersea vessel ali of
the time Every thing that was re-
quired to sustain the crew was carried
on the submarine.
Evening star., 1924-10-05
Gloria Receives the Press.

Times; Wilbur Forrest. New York
Herald Tribune: Thomas Topping. As
sociated frcSS; constantine Brown.
Chicago Daily News; Guy HickOk.
Brooklyn Daily Eagle: Studdard Dew
ey. New York Evening Post; \. VI.
Murray, New York World; Raymond
Carol, Philadelphia Public Ledger
Sterling HeiliS Washington star;
May Birkhead New York Herald Tri-
hune: David II. Loeb. London Telo-
graph; Mr.. Walter. London Times 4.
Roland Atkinson, London Graphic.
W. J. Dccth, Central News Service.
NJ. ii. Donohu", London Daily Chr"h-
iClc; II q. cIrduZu. London Daily
Nail; Henry Noble Han, London
Evening STANDARD; r. r. Ncslc Hcu-
tcr's Aconcy. and representatives Of
tn" London Morning Post ana Daily
Express.
Evening star., 1924-10-05

Not thunder, but heat and rrois-
ture-iaden atmosphere. sours milk.
says Il professor uf agriculture in
Illinois.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-01
GUARANTYFUND
BODY MEETS
Considers Effect of Supreme
Court Decision

Effect of the supreme court deci-
sion that funds available for reim-
bursement Of depositors of closed
banks must be prorated will be con-
sidered by the Guaranty Fund Com
mission, in meeting here today.
Among the questions expected to
come before the commission is
whether campaign shall be launch
ed Immediately to audit deposits of
all closed banks, huge task, for the
purpose of making distribution of
funds on hand, and when a "cut-o off"
should be made for this purpose. The
legal effect of the decision in all
phases on the guaranty fund is to be
considered.
4. The Guaranty Fund Commission al
so is expected to have before it re-
ports from several closed banks,
which desire to reopen and for which
requirements have been laid down
by the commission. Several more
banks in the state will reopen soon,
according to C. B. Mcmillan, men,
Der of the commission, here for the
meeting.
Information of the opening of an
other closed bank, the Bank of Gilby,
Grand Forks county, was received by
the state examiner today. This is
the 30th of the closed banks to re-
open their doors, most Of them with
in the last eight months. w. L.
Forbes is president and F. L. Nc
Lean is cashier of the Gilby bank,
which went on special deposit Octo-
Der % last. Its capital is $4,000
and deposits were listed as $198, 900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-01
Schools Closed
In Diphtheria
Epidemic

Minot, Oct. 1.-The four schools in
forming township have been closed
for the remainder of the week by
order of the county board of health,
due to three cases Of diphtheria
which have developed in the town
ship during the past week.
The residents of forming township
became alarmed when these cases de-
veloped, inasmuch as four of the chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Even Mikkelson
of that township died from the dis
ease during the summer.
The health board sent a Minot phy-
sician to the township Wednesday
and more than fifty men, women and
children, who had been exposed to
the disease, were treated with pre-
ventive incubation. 1t is hoped that
no further cases will develop and if
they do not, it is probable that the
schools will reopen next week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-01
2G. 0. .P.B0DIES
ACT ON SAM E
APPOINTMENTS
Show Down on Who Is Real
Republican Committee May
Come By Action

As an aftermath of the law suit
in the supreme court, which result
ed in four presidential electors as
serted to be favorable to Robert M.
LaFollette retiring from the Republi-
can column and four avowed Cool
idge men being substituted as cleo
toral candidates, Secretary of State
Thomas Hall today received from H.
w. Frazier and r. r. Smith, as chair
man and secretary of the Republican
state committee, designations of the
four LaFollette electors and appoint
ment of four elect6As in their stead.
The four named are the four ordered
on the ballot by the supreme court,
under a stipulation of the parties in
volved in the law suit. The Secretary
of State also has in his office the
action Of B. F. Spalding and John
Pollock, as chairman and secretary
of the Republican State Committee
naming the same electors to the posi-
tions.
Whether or not the proffered ap-
pointments by two different persons
as chairman of the Republican state
committee will result in decision
by the Secretary of State as to which
committee should be recognized as
the legal Republican committee is a
matter of conjecture. 1t was said at
the Secretary of States office that
no action would be taken until the
supreme courts order regarding the
form of the ballot for the November
election is served.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-01
ABSOLUTE BAN
ON WAR URGED
!. UPON NATIONS
Protocol so Strong as to Make
Force Impossible, Com
mission Declares
GIVEN TO ASSEMBLY
Protocol of Arbitration and
Security to be Consid-
cred BY Body
GIVEN TO ASSEMBLY

Geneva, October l.-(By the A. P.)
The amended draft protocol of ar
bitration and security was presented
to the Assembly of the League OF
Nations for its approval today, ac-
eompanied by general report, his
torical and analytical in nature, by
N. Politis of Greece and DR.. Benes
Of Czecho- -Slovakia, official reporter
Of the two commissions which joint
~ framed the document.
Special chapters are devoted to the
condemnation Of aggressive war, COM
pulsion of pacific methods of pro-
cedure Of armaments, all of which
are foremost features of the protocol
The conclusion of the report, which
fills 20 printed pages, contains OBJ
servations of general nature.
"Our purpose" says the report,
twas to make war impossible-to
kill it, to annihilate it. The plan
drawn up leaves no loop-hole. 1t
prohibits wars of every description
and lays down the rule that all dis
putes shall be settled by pacific
means. If the smallest opening were
left for any measure of force the
whole system would collapse" it adds
and to this end arbitration is pro-
vided for every kind Of dispute, and
aggression is defined in such way
as to give no cause for hesitation
when the Council Of the League have
to take decision.