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The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
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STOMACH WORM VERY
HARMFUL TO SHEEP

The stomach worm Haemonchus con.
torfus is one of the worst enemies OF
the sheep raiser. Several hundred
sheep were treated for the removal OF
the worms. Copper sulphate, copper
suiphate and tobacco. and intramus
cuiar injections of cacodylate of so.
dlum were used in treating the sheep
Copper sulphate in per cent solu.
ton at the rate OF 80 &C. for lambs
under one year. and 100 &C. for sheep
over one year was found to he 10 tC
30 per cent effective. A solution con.
tanning ! per cent copper sulphate and
l per cent tobacco infusion was found
to have an efficiency of 90 to 100 per
cent. CacOdyIate of sodium was In.
Jected intramuscularly at the rate of
seven grains for an adult sheep. Two
Or three injections were made at In.
terrals OF two or three days with only
negative results.
Haemonchus conto-:us has period
ic seasonal Distribution due either &c
climatic conditions or to the nature Of
the food at different seasons of the
year. Undoubtedly, the nature Of the
food Is a great factor in the gradual
removal of some Of the worms from
the host.
An estimate can be made Of the
number OF eggs in the droppings. I'm.
der normal conditions the number Of
eggs in gram Of fresh droppings cor.
responds fairly well with the number
nj adult female worms in the host.
There seems to be from 1.5 to 2 times
as many females as males. Hence
the number of eggs in a gram of fresh
droppinss, plus onc-half to one times
that number. gives fair estimate OF
the number of adult worms in the host
John +. Guberlet, Oklahoma Asri
cultural Experiment Station.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
antilated Barrels or
Boxes Best for Apples

Nipple Scald does much damage. and
|articularIy serious on the Grimes.
|me Beauty York Imperial. Ar.
fsas, Nagcncr Stayman Wlnesap,
|ode Island Grecning. but will attack
post any variety. Last fall. visiting
feral large apple ranches. writes II
respondent in Successful Farming.
paw hundreds of boxes of the fruit
1own out because 1t had been dam
n by scaId.
large apples. and those forced late
The fall by heavy rains, are. ac-
fiIhs 10 Wisconsin apple growers.
r. SnSpeCtlhie To scald than other
~ Apples SCARED and russeted by
dery mildew, and such MS are
BED green are also more suscep-
e The holding of apples in closed
{klhg sheds or in unrefrigerated
is frequently the cause of scald
Storage. The fruit scalds less in
r., or ventilated barrels than 1t
IN the usual commercial barrels.
ny OF the northwestern apple grow
use barrels with 10 holes. three
F'hs OF M inch by 4 inches In size,
III 'lie slaves, and these receptncles
been found very satisfactory.
room in which the boxes or bar.
are stored must also be thorough
e"t'lated. Correct ventilation and
use OF oiled wrappers (not waxeD
almost entirely prevent scald.
Hehced growers say that the oil
fahpers, should he approximately
VT cent OF their weight.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
Strong Name

a dealer in dairy goods was much
impressed with names that various sue
cesSful business firms have derived
from mythology.
'TelI me something about this myth
ology." said he to II learned friend.
So the friend explained that Pomona.
for instance. being the goddess of gar
den fruits. II man manufacturing jams
and preserves might happily designate
his goods MS Pomona products.
The dniryman thought this happy
idea.
The next week he came ont happily
with Ajax Butter. Cour-
ier-Journal.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19

Live Stock Facts


Sheep will Glenn up poison Ivy.
If sheep nre infested with parasites.
have them treated by veterinarian.
The self-feeder saves labor, uses less
feed per 100 pounds of gain. and
makes greater daily gain. Seif-feeder
pigs reach market earlier.
When sows eat their pigs. 1t usually
means they need more minerals In
their ratiOn.
The hog raiser must keep fresh wa
ter before the pigs all the time and
keep down the expenses US much as
possible.
One Of the best ways to revive
badly chilled lamb is to put all but Its
head In bucket of water as warm as
the bare elbow can stand, maintaining
the temperature by adding more hot
water.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
Eamlne Every Beehive

|,ha, 'e every hive In bee yard to
a' queens are laying. Some
queen Is crowded ont of lay
N e ny not having super room
"" your colonies In this con
''' On a super with full sheets
| 'oh-so that the bees will
p.h'S of room TO store the
N 1u ana aster honey. II you find
"Ne' unite these weak colonies
s ones, as 1t is too expen-
I. larry weak hive through the
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
Nor-Attendance Record

ANY luck on your fishing trip. old
MANI"
VERY little. If fish 20 in schools
they always seem to be playing truant
or having holiday when l go after
them",IIouston Post.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19

I could &c. but little rest or sleep but
the 'Favorite Prescription built me up
so that l could rest and sleep we'll
Mrs. w. l.. Taylor, 305 N. 3rd- St
All dealers. Tablets or liquid.
Send l0c for trial pkg TO DR..
Picrccs Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo. N.
Y or write for free medical advice
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
Doing His Honeymoon Well

Friend-Mandy, amt yo' 'spicioD
bout yo' husband quittin work soon
as he done married your
Mandy-Yo' jes' keep yo' Jealous
nose outa nah business, Sally John
son! Nah husban' am merely takin'
his honeymoon.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
The cuticura Toilet Trio.

Having cleared your skin keep 1t clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanae.
and purify. the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per
fume No toilet table is complete
without em.-Advertisement.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
Nervous? Back Ache7
Fort Smith. Ark.-"I had been an
rundown in health for a long time when

| started taking
DR.. Pierce's Fsv-
orite Prescription
l had tried many
medicines but
they did me no
permanent good
7 h e 'Favorite
Prescription was
the only thing
tha; gave me any
relief. ! was so
very nervous and
nv back achcd so
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19
Blindness at Seoshore

"Oh. I say, officer, you ought to GEN.
sor that girls bathing suit"
Bathing suit? What are you talk
ing about? l don't see any bathing
suit.''-Judge.
The Dolores star., 1924-12-19

Diamond earrings might properly he
claSSed as SidelightS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-15

de los titulados delegados que no ejer-
cieron infuencia en- aquella asamblea
nRcional para que, como Alaska, como
el Hawaii, como las Filipinas, como Ia
coma del Canal hasta como las Islas
virgenes, nuestra isla fgurara en- el
programa.
'Afortunadamente coincidio la pre-
sencia de los titulados delegados por-
torriQuefos en- la convention democra-
tica con la fundacion de nuestro Conf
t6 de Defensa, este procedio inme-
diatamente a protestar en- los grandes
diarios de nueya York contra la itnpcs-
tma que colocaba nuestra isla en- una
situaci6n vIolenta y ridicula.
'tAdemas de la diffusion de la prem
sa, en- la tribuna y en- el nbro en- una
labor inmensa de ALA PARA AGA,
los patrocinadores del comite Sc pro-
ponen amp'iar sus actividades en-
la doble extension de Que sea
ella tambien DE AGA PARA ALA: es
to es que la gesti6n publica portorri-
quefa Sc adapte a moldes verdadera-
mente patri6ticos; que Sc corrijan las
deficiencies democraticas; que sc ira
bale deScubiertamente sin conspiracio-
mes; en- una palabra v en- un solo pen
samiento: que, aun- cuando sean mu-
chas Las virtudes Y muchas las honda
des particulares de nuestros hombres
dirigentes, tratar de que estos, 81 extra
viados, no persistan en- seguir por ca
flinos torcidos. Ell deber mas alto que
pnede cumplir el cudadano es ell de
resistirse la opinion de la mayoria
cuando considera esta equivocada; AFR
mar Ell derecho al juicio individual, y
defender la libertad del pensamiento,
dc La palabra de la acci6n contra la
tfrania de los suyos, aun cuando pro-
ceda esta de sus propios correligiona-
dos.
esTal es ell proposito Fundamental
del Comit6 de Defensa de Puerto Rico.
que en- Las dos semanas de fundado, ma ]
.lievado va cabo una intensa campa-
ia de prensa prepare trabajos de be-
iieficio para la isla No cabe dudar que
el pueblo del continente esta cada vez
peor informado acerca de los asuntos
de Puerto Rico, en- nuestras manos
esta el iluminarlo va que los centros
insulares miran con indiferencia tan
elemental mission -
Junta directiva: Presidente, Domin-
60 Collazo; vicepresidente, j. Mon !
gs Sanchez, Ernesto Andino Cepeda,
octavio Pietri, R. Rodriguez Umpie-
RE, Rafael Cartagena, Luis Battistiri,
j A. Gonzalez, Jose Martinez Fer6n,
Ricardo Quintero, Alfonso Quiiiones,
Antonio Gotay; secretsrio, J. cordero
dc la Puente.
(De Ia Prensa" de New York; {
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-15
NO MoLEsTE A La POLICIA

solic1tands ayuds para encontrsr I'm
objeto perdido. HagalO pOr msdiscien
de EL MUND0. l9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-15
JiPON Y HAITI COMPARECEN
ANTE LA "LIGA DE NACIONES"
PARA PROTESTAR ENERGICA-
MENTE CONTRA LA POLITICA
QUE Sc HAN IMPUESTO LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS EN 10 QUE
4 ELLOS RESPECTA
Pretenden que la Liga de Naciones,
en- su caraeter official, olga a los.
EstadOs Unid0s, que ante ese Orga-
nismO no existen los prejuiciOs
raciOnaleS

LYONS, Omitted Press). Julio Ia
Los japoneses han estado eier
ciendo toda SUI Influenza Ultima
mente para conSeguir que la 'Liga
de Naciones", en- su caracter Off
cial. manifesto los Estados Uni
dos, que ante dichO organismo. to-
das las razas valen 10 mismo = tie
men los mismos dcrechos Y privile-
gios.
cnando In Union International dc
Asociaciones de la Liga de NaciQ-
mes, celebro su congreso anual, Ia
delegation japonesa present0 una
resolution, proyeyendo que, sin te-
-ner en- consideration las leyes dc
Immigration. todos los miembrOs dc
In Liga deberfan llenar los mis-
mos requisites para sostener rela
clones. comerciales Y PROFESSIONALS
con las demas naciones. V que ade
mas Sc garantizara a los extranie
ros. sin diferencias de raza. una
igualdad eoInpleta con los sibdi-
tOs nacionales. al establecerse, bien
fuesc en- ell comercio en- cl campo
professional
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-15
Ell COMITE DE DEFENSA DE
PUERTO RICO EXPLICA.

tcontinuaci6n de la ga. pagina)
Evening star., 1924-01-28
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

a NEW BUILDING IL A GOOD DOWNTOWN
section tcorncrj. containing apartments of
one room, kiichenrtte and bath. renting for
$500 each and four stores, renting for so
each This building is strictly fireprOpf. 1t *
we'll financed and can be handled on very easy
terms. Owner will accept improved u. &.
property in exchange with cash. There is no
expense only for taxes, interest and insur-
ance. Call Mr. Duty
FRANCIS 4. CRAWFORD. INC,
4d5-f-7 Cont. Trust Bldg Main 2730-71ij
Evening star., 1924-01-28
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE MY LOVELY CHEVY
Chase home for downtown roomng house. Main
1414 Mr.. LANCASTER.
WILL EXCHANGE CHEVY CHASE HOME, :
rooms, ami; lot 60x10n for home in Wood
ridge or BROOKLYN. 737 13th. GRAY. NJ. 1414.
3 TRACTS TIMBER AND PULP WOOD 10,
S5, 100 acres; one or all for build lots; Dist.
or vic. McCCLLY. 720 Minnesota ave,
3DS
FARM FOR SALE
trade for investment District of Columbia
property. Farm contains 374 acres with 40
head OF cattle. all farm equipments: on con-
crete road and near Washington, in Mary
land.
What have you TO offer?
Address Box 2O7-B. Star office. 2S'
Mr.. 18th AND FLA AVE. NE-8 LARGE
T. and b.. colonial brick; elec. light. hot air
heat; rear porches. double brick garage, deep
lot, wide paved alley; vacant; open for al
offer: easy terms; trade equity for investment
property, alley houses, second trust note or
good car and pay some cash
n. +. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4Ja7 1923 st
Evening star., 1924-01-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.


1903 N.w.-2 single and / double room.
with board: meals prepared by expert chef.
To prove that we have best meals, special
one week, s.. Large parlors, continuous heat.
1924 ST. N,W.-Large room, southern ex-
l"snre' newly papered: new furniture; ami,
Sann as running hot and cold
iood; reasonable; gentlemen. Fr. 1865.
1909 1Ith ST. N.W.-Owner; new manage
ment: front single double; remodeled; next
hath; new heating plant; continuous hot
distance downtown. 30
l3+S HARVARD ST.-Large front room and
hndH; ind,y6 continuous hot water. long meal hours;
meals. oSs
1902 conn: AvE.-I.arge rooms, second floor;
,% n%r TWO. $500 month; electricity: parlor:
moor room for two, $40 month.
DUPONT ClRCLE-Iarge. light, airy. single
aInis ana dHnhIs ] rooms. in hghclass house. first.
class board; reasonable rates. Apply 1910 21st
81. NV. Phone North 1851. 2S'
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION. 1910 alst St
hW'--Large, light airy. double room. fur
hsneo eo In mahogany; twin beds and private
nath: reasonable rate. Phone North 1851 2S'
l45l HARVARD ST. N.W.-Single room
with hoard. $50 per mo-: suitable for student
or pers"h desiring TO economic yet live in
hghCiasS huuSe. 2ss
18th AND RANDOLPH, one block from car
hne-i.arEe front room with board for two
refined men. Address Box 336-B, star office
29'
1921 18th ST. N.W-Two double rooms with
running water well furnished; home cooking;
reasonable 3os
1886 FAIRNONT ST.-Warm. second floor,
adjoining bath; electricity and hot water;
three. POS
THE MAGNOLIA. 35I7 18th ST NW-warm
room, excellent meals, dance room, parlnr
sewing room: $3.50 mo. oss
1i32 NJ ST. Nw.-Newly furnished, continu-
meals. AZ
1868 FAIRMoNT ST.-Desirable welI-hea ted
single and double rooms: continuous hot water:
excellent table DOL. 143a.
1919 CHAPLIN NV. Apt 81 (Denvcrl--
Newly furnished; private family; apartment
c"nveniences; excellent table reasonable.
:a4S l4th ST. AFT. 6-Cnmfortable room
and home for two refined Catholic young mem
twin beds 2Ss
1914 KENYON ST. NW.-Two nicely fur
nished rooms. electricity, h.-wh, telephone;
excellent board. o9s
THE BANCRoFT-Single and double rooms
with and with1nt private bath; excellent
1877 MINTW0nD PL-Fr0nt room. bath
southern exposure. twin beds; near both car
lines. Col. 71S2. 3Os
- : ST. N.W.-Phone North 4349 Transient
tables. 2gs
1927 18th ST-(irls' club, one vacancy: beau
tlful home; privileges. 800
1722 MASS. AvE.-Sunny cheerful room for
two second floor: good table Fr. $3.50. 2S'
III DE SALES ST-Rates by the month: 8
hnfurnished rooms and bath. 2gs
PIG 1tOh ST .W.-Roard; private: by day,
week or month. Mrs Is. VI. Johnson.
l622 PEA ST. N.W.-Front room with private
bath: board. 2h.
a02 PA. AVE. SE-one gentleman. front
room. southern exposure. 31'
Evening star., 1924-01-28
WANTED-RO0Ms AND BOARD
RENT ROOMs-sUBURBAN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TWO ROOMS, furnished for Ink. rent rea
sonahle Phone Clarendon 261-W-1. 20s
Evening star., 1924-01-28

DESIRABLE ROOM AND KITCHEN IN AT
rractive apt., for employed couple: $50; refer
"nce required. Call evenings or Sunday after
" noon. 1919 @ st. NV. apt. Gll.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

1871 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Single room
with hoard. $50 per mo-. suitable for student
or person desiring TO ecOnomize yet live in
high-CIasS huuSp. oSs
Evening star., 1924-01-28

18th AND RANDOLPH, one block from car
ilne--l Large front with board, for two
rehned men. Address BOX 336-B, star office
Evening star., 1924-01-28

THE MAGNOLIA, 3517 18th ST NW-Warm
room excellent meals. dance room. parlnr
sowing room: S31 30 mo oSs.
Evening star., 1924-01-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fuxr

Appealing in Type and
Location
You'll find in these
Apartments in
LONDON HALL.
18th and NJ SITS. NV.
exactly what you are seeking for
home comfort and enjoyment.
The building itself is ideal-the
location handily downtown. The
small, compact size and ar
rangement of the apartments
will appeal to you, while the
equipment finish and service are
both superior and pleasing.
Rentals, $55 to sos Per Month.
Open for Inspection Day
and Evening.
BOSS & PHELPS.
TIE HOME OF HOMES
1417 X St. Phone Main 4340.
Members Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

1921 18th ST. N.W.-Two double rooms. with
running water; well furnished; home cooking;
reasonable 30s
Evening star., 1924-01-28
.WANTED-FARMS.

wANTED-TO RENT FARM. - OR MORE
acres. with house. or more rooms; radius OF
% miles Address Box BIB Star office. 29s
Evening star., 1924-01-28

1896 FAIRNONT ST-Warm. second floor,
adjoining bath; electricity and hot water;
three oaa
Evening star., 1924-01-28
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

GARAGE SITE, CORNER NEAR FLORIDA
and Georgia sves. improvements Will carry
all charges
UNION REALTY CORPN.
l4l0 St. NV. Main S4l3.
NEAR 18th ST. NV AND SOUTH OF pa.
ave two large brick houses second com. zone.
Price for both, $l5 600
Store. sw.; living rooms; vacant. Bargain
at 81. 800 easy terms
wM. II. McGRANN. 722 11m st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION, 1910 alst st.
nw-Large, light, airy. double room, fur
n'shed In mahogany; twin beds and private
hath: reasonable rate. Phone North 1891. 2S.
Evening star., 1924-01-28
Observation-Disclosures.
(nnfinnAd

1908 LAWRENCE ST N.E.-ENTIRE 2nd FL.
kitchen with sink. private bath; ami; reason
able North 10l6-W.
AT MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-HEAr, LIGHT
and janitor service furnished two rooms.
kitchenette and bath, back porch $50; on
first floor. rooms, ktchenette. bath, back
porch. S75.
10 G ST. SEE very large rooms. heat
furnished. $50 so
Evening star., 1924-01-28

THREE ROOMS, KITCHENETTE. BATH AND
g!assed- in porch, neatly furnished. The
CHAsTLETON, Art. 736.
2O20 y ST. N.W.--ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR
large rooms, kitchen and bath, $75, including
phone light and gas
Evening star., 1924-01-28

WILL EXCHANGE MY LOVELY CHEVY
Chase home for downtown rooming house. Main
l4l3 Mr. IANCASTER
Evening star., 1924-01-28

~ FONT ClRCLE-Large. light, airy, single
ana double rooms, in high-class house: first
class board; reasonable rates. Apply 1910 21st
st. NV. Phone North 1861 2ss
Evening star., 1924-01-28
NEW HON T

8 Rooms and 2 Baths.
Inclosed sleeping porch buiIt-in garage,
hardwood floors throughout: MI.
OWNER, 1912 PARK RID 29s
Evening star., 1924-01-28

1859 FAIRMoNT ST.-Desirable welI-heat ted
single and double rooms: continuous hot water;
excellent table. lNul 1I3q
Evening star., 1924-01-28

li32 NJ ST NW.-Newly furnished, continu-
meals
Evening star., 1924-01-28
Observation-Disclosures.

NEW 10th ST. APT. HOUSE OFFERS DRESS
ing rooms. living room. kitchen. reception hall,
bath, southern exposure. beautifully furnished
to careful tenant Main 976O.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

l5o- CoNN: ANE.-Iarge rooms, second floor;
Tor two, S42.50 month: electricity: parlor:
Ihone; maid service; warm house; large 4th
noor room for two $40 month
Evening star., 1924-01-28

1903 NV single and l double room.
with board; meals prepared by expert chef:
/" prove that we have best meals, special
one week. S. Large parlors, continuous heat.
2ys
Evening star., 1924-01-28
THE WILLSONIA,
1880 X ST.

1880 X ST
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
ONLY FIVE APARTMENTS LEFT
Two / room, bath. kitchen and large Sleep
| ing porch, at $50, and three rooms. kitchen,
II you are looking for small apartment
DOWNTOWN you should call and inspect the
best planned and most reasonably priced apart
! ments in Washington. Every room a large
outside room big closets; three exposures,
affording abundance of light, air and sunshine.
! THE WILLSONIA is a new, modern. eight
story. freproof building. with complete eleva-
tor and switchboard service.
MANAGER on premises.
2434 Pa. Ave. NV. Apt. Two large rooms
18th and TITIIAN Il! NJ !; fHlLLlFS M.In 1900.
Oct ist; rooms. bath and porch. Beauti-
fully arranged; in modern downtown building;
rental of S12o is extremely reasonable.
ments over stores. 3 rooms and bath with large
back MoRRs MRSRRiRefs daFk4z stG gsF INC
1916 X St NV. Main 617.
and and bath. suitable for professional office.
OsausE RassE ;Rfsaz 'cSS i eei mo-
FIVE-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENTS
rooms and bath; abundance of heat and hot
water. new building; Washington Heights;
rent sia EuGENE GfEN E03in' 4. rAGeARr, INC.
, 1878 St NV. Main 5000.
1000 15th-3 ROOMS, kITCHENETTE AND
bath; h. .-w.h. and gas for cooking furnished;
ali outside rooms: $50 per month.
EUGENE II. TAGGART, NC,
1918 X ST. Main $500.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT OF 4 ROOMS
anu OA'n PERCY Ere; III Fl. RUSSELL CO..
926 18th st. NV.
THE EVERETT 2127 P ST. NV.
rooms. Kitchen snd path. -; ~. ..'.$sooo
2 rooms, kitchenette and bath. $500
2118 KALORAMA ROAD.
'''n'' '' Ills P ST. NV.
and rooms and bath. $50 to $50
S13 ST NE.
rooms kitchenette and bath; ele. and ..- ~
2117 G ST. NV.
rooms, kitchenette and bath. ........ $50
1929 BELMONT ST.
room s2a s2so-9aa WISCONSIN, AVE. ''
Near the Cathedral.
2 rooms, kitchenette and bath. ......... 100
Geo. w. Linkins, 171o K St.
APTS. CONSISTING OF l
room and bath to five rooms and
bath, located in all sections of
the northwest. Call Main 1174
for full particulars.
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
l 75O 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-28
RENT HOUsES-UNFURNISHED


521 LoNGFELLOW ST NV. i II. AND b..
ami, S15.
$l25.
226 2nd ST. me-, II T. and b., anil. sl2o
(2-car garage).
$50 Otis pl. NV, 6 r and b., ami, s69 30.
325 ON st. ne, r. and b., Ami, $75 o.
garage)
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. INC.
l31B X st NV Main GIT.
Evening star., 1924-01-28

i3+S HARVARD ST.-Large front room and
bath, continuous hot water long meal hours
individual tables; allowances for skipped
meals oSa
Evening star., 1924-01-28

THE WYOMING. APT. <18.
Nicely furnished apartment for rent six
eaanshs Or longer. 29s
Evening star., 1924-01-28

1874 II ST. N.W.-Large room, southern ex-
posure; newly papered: new furniture: ami,
including instantaneous running hot and cold
water, clean beds, plenty best home cooked
1oOd; reasonable; gentlemen. Er 3368
Evening star., 1924-01-28

1909 18th ST. NW.--Owner: new manage
ment: front single. double; remodeled: next
water: electricity; phone; parlor; waking
distance downtown 3Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-31
Belasco-" Married Life. "

The farewell week of the Bel asco
Players. starting tomorrow night
September I. will be one of moment,
in that il will be the occasion of the
first presentation on any stage of
Prince Antoine Bibescos Married
Life.
1t is not often during any summer
season that new play is offered TO
the Washington public prior to its
opening in New York, but this really
is pure and simple try-out week.
Prince Bbesco has announced that
the opening night will be under the
auspices of her majesty the Queen OF
Rumania, and that all accrued profit
from that gala occasion will be for
warded to Rumania, there to be used
in relief work.
On account of this opening being a
benefit performance. the first fifteen
rows in the orchestra. the box seats
and the first three rows in the mez-
canine will be advanced moderately
in price. This. however, will apply
only to Monday night. the rest of
the week reverting to regular Summer
prices.
In this, the good bye offering of the
Belasco for the Summer, will be seen
all the favorites of the stock season.
Among them are Donald Gallaher.
Elsie Rizer. Everett Butterfield, Mil
dred Menow, William E. Ford and
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-08-31
Keith 's-Jack Norworth, the
Cansinos,

This week marks the beginning of
the new B. F.. Keith Theater opening
policy. the new show opening today
with the matinee. Tomorrow, Labor
day, will be a big show day at
Keith's. with three shows. at 2, and
Sis pm.
Jack Norworth. in a new act which
he calls, Songs" will share headline
honors with the Cansinos. SPANS
wonder dancers. Jack Norworth's
home is in vaudeville and although
his ambition leads him into other
fields from time to time, he always
comes back, much to the delight of
patrons of the two-a-day. He is as
sisted by Miss Dorothy Adelphi.
The Cansinos, Elisa, Eduardo, Angel
and Pace. will be seen in a new
offering, Fantasia Espanola,'' staged
by Claude w. Bostock. Others ap-
pearing include Ruth Budd, the girl
aerialist; Maude Powers and Vernon
Wallace. in Georgia on Broadway"
new song and dance Skit that
smacks of the mellowness of the
sunny South. Ed and Tom Hickey,
eccentric dancers; Geo. Taxi and
Yoki, entertainers from Nippon; Will
lie Frck and Cathleen Pope, fancy
skaters, and John Monroe and Tom
Grant, in Having Troubles of Their
Own" Aesop's Fables. Topics of the
Day and the Pathe News Weekly
will frame the bill.