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Evening star., 1924-09-14

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Single size 31O0
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Single size 44!VO
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take the risk of drowning; he fed on
risks. That the girl was formally
bethrothed to TrevaSkis did not de-
ter him in the slightest There was
no point in the game in which he
could not out-maneuver the slovenly
yoksl
He waited till the heated boy went
to get himself a drink. and then
shouldered through the press and
claimed TamSin for the next dance.
claiming her Smilingly, inevitably, as
though she was his private property
and there had not been Il moments
break between them. The girls eyes
went blank with dismay, she tried
70 decline. He didn't seem to hear,
but took her hand. She hung back
weakly. There was no weakness in
Ortho's grip; he led her out in spite
of herself. She couldn't resist him,
she never had been able to resist him.
Fortunately for her he had never de-
manded much. Poor Tamsin, Two
years had not matured her mentally.
She had no mind to mature: she was
merely a pretty chattel, the property
of the strongest claimant. Ortho was
stronger than Trevaskis, SO he got
her.
When the boy returned she was
dancing with the tall Free Trader:
the golden head dropped, the life had
gone out OF neT movements. Dut Sne
was dancing with him. Trevaskis
tried to get to her at every pause.
but always Ortho's back interposed.
The farmer went outside and strode
up and down the yard. glaring from
time to time through the window:
always Tamsin was dancing with
Penhale. Trevaskis ground his teeth.
Two years ago he had been jockeyed
in the same way. Was this swart
yt-hn
landerings were common talk. to have
first call on his bright girl whenever
he deigned to want her? Trevaskis
swore he should not. but how to frus-
trate him he did know. Plainly Tam
sin was bewitched, was incapable of
resistance; she had admitted as much.
weeping. Thrash Ortho to a stand
still he could not; he was not a brave
man and he dared not risk a maui
with the smuggler. Had Penhale
been a foreigner he could have
reused local feeling against him. but
Penhale was no stranger; he was the
squire of BoSula and, moreover, most
popular. far more popular than he
was himself. He had a wild idea of
trying a shot over a bank in the
dark-and abandoning it, shuddering.
Supposing he missed! What would
Penhale do to him? What wouldn't
he do to him? Trevaskis hadn't
courage enough even for that. He
strobe up and down. oblivious of the
rain gusts, trying to discover chink
in the interloper's armor.
AS for Ortho, he went on dancing
with Tamsn, and when it was over
took her home: he buried his face in
that golden torrent. He was up at
Churchtown the very next night and
the next night and every night till
the gale blew out.
Trevaskis, abandoning hopeless
struggle, followed in the footsteps of
many unlucky lovers and drowned
his woes in drink. 1t was at the Kindly
wink in Monks Cove that he did his
drowning and not at the Lamb and
Flag, but as his farm lay about half
way between the two there was nothing
remarkable in that.
What did cause amusement among
the Covers, however. was the extra
ordinarily small amount of liquor it
required to lay him under the bench
and the volume of his snores when
he was there.
Continued in Tomorrow Starr
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

coming COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Washington. September 10,
1921. ORDERED: That after public uoti"e
and hearing held As prescribed by law the
districts heretofore established by the Zoning
Commission OF th" District of Columbia are
hereby modified and amended shown in the
official Height. Area and Us" Aliases, as fol
lows, CHANGE FROM a" AREA TO "A
RESTRICTED" AREA: Property within the
area bounded the north by Audubon Ter
and Albenarle street. on the east by
Rock Creek Park. on the west and south by
IN" line Of Massachusetts, avenue, Arizona
avenue and Tilden street, except the frontage
on both sides of Connecticut. Wisconsin and
2fas>a, f.uSt.tts avenues. CHANGE FROM IN
HONED To RESIDENTIAL. &C. AREA
AND 60-FOOT HEIGHT: Ail privately owned
property in squares g. and $50 t" 6si in
elusive. CHANGE FROM "a RESTRICTED"
AREA To a" AREA: Tho rear lsa feet Of
I"L 81; SHuar" 2Ils rHAM&E fk"M .H
1l3 TO lis. square 2S2a. J. +. BELL. CC&O
II. RCpuLPH, JAMES +. OYSTER. G.. O.
SHERRILI. DAVID LYNN, IuuinG Commits
son II. L.
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MRS. SWIFT ASKS DIVORCE
Wife of Chicago Packers Son
Charges Cruelty.

CHICAGO, September 24.-Suit for
divorce from Edward F. Swift, jr., son
of the Chicago packer, was filed yester-
day by Mrs. Marion Atchison Swift,
who charges cruelty.
In her bill Mrs. Swift charges that
her husband Knocked her down in a
quarrel on December %. 1923, and in
May. 1924. struck her. The Swift
wedding was a social event of Febru-
airy 6, 1918.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
100000 Armory Planned.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CUMBERLAND. Md, September "a.
-Adjt Gen. Milton A. Reckord and
Col. D'John Markey, Maryland Ma
tionaI Guard, conferred here with the
local armory board as to a site for
the armory to be erected here for
Company G., 1st Regiment. The new
structure will probably be erected on
Green street. adjoining the public Ii
brary, and will cost about 100000.
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CONTINUED from Yesterdays starr

The money was not all miSSpent.
He developed in other ways. began
to be particular about his person in
imitation OF the better-Class squires.
visited q Penzance tailor of fashion
and was henceforth to be seen on pub
lie occasions in Il eSkirted suit
of black broadcloth frogged with sill
yer lace. high stockings to match and
silver buckled shoes, very handsome
altogether.
He had his mothers blue- hIack hair.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

Apparatus has been invented with
which broadcastS received by radio
can he permanently recorded on a
magnetic wire.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

MARION MAY LAWSON,
Piano Teacher, Accompanist.
For appointment call w. 2055-W
21O6 \ ST. NV. *
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HELP--FEMALE.
Continued.

WOMAN without incumbrance
as caretaker Of home in Virginia
suburb. While not essential.
cooking will greatly help. Must
be active and able to take active
charge OF home. Only refined
persons with best references
need apply. Telephone for ap-
pointment Main OSLO.
YOUNG LADY
Cashier and bookkeeper, For
new store to open about Octo-
Der lst. State full particulars as
to age, experience and salary
expected. Address Box 28-D,
Star office.
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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, by one Of larg-
est real estate corporations; opportunity Tor
young man Of good character anxious To
learn business Write giving age and OK
rnrience If any. Address Box 15i-E. star
off
Evening star., 1924-09-24

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT to assist in a
EictroIa dcps rtment during the afternoons:
state hours: tall person preferred. Address
BOX a@-E. Star office. 26'
Evening star., 1924-09-24

GOVERNMENT CI.ERhS are offered oppor-
tuniy earn full agents commission from
the sale OF real estate: this is high-class ana
honora bic proposition; no experience nece ssars
Call between I3O and $50 pm. Monday.
Wednesday or Thursday. 14lO III ST. nv"
Gatewood & Bennett.
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SALESMEN

SALESM NJ EN-.
First class for mems depart
ment, for new, store to open
about October 1st. State full
particulars as to age. experience
and salary expected. Address
Box 25-D, Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

.4oKED WOMAN. exrrr enced. wishes place
az cook in pri'a'e family; no laundry; daugh-
ter as maid 490 2O.h - NV
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HELP--MALE.
OLD ESTABLISHED
INSTITUTION
WANTS MANAGER

WANTS MANAGER.
PERMANENT POSITION.
EXPERIENCE NOT ESSEN
TIAE., MUST STAND RIGID
IN V r S T | CATION. FOR
LOYALTY AND CO-OPERA-
TION WE WILL PAY WELL
IF YOU ARE NOT AFRAID
OF HARD WORK AND DE-
SIRE PERSONAL INTER-
VIEW. ADDRESS BOX SIZE,
STAR OFFICE. y
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OTSANDWICH CARNERS-2, experenced'
young meu Of good appearance and pleasing
manners to serve direct 10 customers over
counter; call personally at once with rel
erences Autometer Restaurant, 14l7 Ne"
Evening star., 1924-09-24

BY REFINED roiored woman maid in do :
Ior once or clean bachelors apartment: ex
pert"nced. Address Bax l22-E Star ofice
Evening star., 1924-09-24

COok-CoorNd woman. su5 y St NV 2Ss
CDOh-Reliable; won't work boarding house
or general houscwOrk 9f4 Florida ave W
Evening star., 1924-09-24

BOY, seventeen. for automobile business: re
ply own handwriting. Address Box ss-E,
Evening star., 1924-09-24

SALESLADIES.
Wanted first class salesladies
for cloak and suit department
for new store to open about Oc-
tober lst. State full particulars
as to age, experience and salary
expected. Address Box 2o-D,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

-exa 'N' 'ie'ie ''OHsN npi =. -NoI IL
Evening star., 1924-09-24

lHAMBERMAfD wa tress: reference: cir
7ea'. c""red wants mace Potomac GfIs
Evening star., 1924-09-24

NEIER mail ORIGINAL reco,nmenddtto
on applying for employment. Isc COPIES.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

CoLoRED WOMAN. reliable, day work Al
dress 1916 Duncan St ne
Evening star., 1924-09-24

tHAR"oMaS. coored; r"0ms offices nr
Stsr Office a.s
Evening star., 1924-09-24

BOY. colored. wanted to work around store at
600 9th
Evening star., 1924-09-24

BOYS to set pins. See Mr.. owen Arcade
Rowling Alleys, 18th St., south OF Park rd.,
after pm.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

AUTOMOBILE WASHER, experienced; bring
reference: must know how TO operate any
make car. l. & st. ne. Continental Garage.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

PAPERHANGER.
Apply ready for work. Once 170s L st. NV.
BUSHELMAN, experienced, on
mems clothing. The Fashion
Shop, 9th and E SITS. NV.
TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATOR.
Experienced man. Apply EN-
ployment office. 9Th floor, G. st.
side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
SITUATI0NS-FEMALE.
G0nfimmAA

o'n !. - = itoi lass. white, wishes position il.
GO, nn. ,rS,ir.@ria or club: references. Ad
Evening star., 1924-09-24

HoUSEMEN and window washers coiored ,
-, n o. pcs
Evening star., 1924-09-24

CARPENTERS. two; first-class; for trim
ming: highest wages il you put up the
work: don't call unless you can. Phone bet
and Z o'clock pm. Col 1871.
CARPENTER WANTED. 307 Taylor 81. NV.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

COOK. woman. colored. reliable with child.
wants home Please call North 9a35
Evening star., 1924-09-24

WANTED-Experienced no
other need apply. Mr. Levison. 1901 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

no-ii IT, icr, y. TELEPHONE OPERATOR desires
tbtI",, WIN business concern, Apartment o-
S9osi S9a best best of references. Address Bog II4-E
Evening star., 1924-09-24

BOY, ID, for office work in news business; onts
ambitious, industrious and conscientious boys,
not afraid of hard work, need apply: state
age. qua lihca tions, references, telephone num-
Der, extent of education and past experiences
in replying to EnX JI5-E Star office,
Evening star., 1924-09-24

I'M. ~; position, ahoiIt $50 monfh rj,;,
maintenance: 800 without had > vosr
nftic" framing. Address Box los f. eTsr
Evening star., 1924-09-24

| CHAUFFEUR. reliable; for Mack truck one
| with Identification card and who knows
something about repair. Apply ]. J. Grace.
| no : MaleS Hotel -
Evening star., 1924-09-24
SITUATIONs-DoMEsTIC.

btEDLE WASH to take home 6i9 Morton
Evening star., 1924-09-24
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

CIERk-TYPISf, experienced. knowledge of
hookkeepin. and stenography; sl5 week Ad-
dress RoH f,-E. Stsr efFire o5s
DRESSMAkI ING-Coats refined, $4-S6: also
remodellLs., North 4636-X.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

n,i M. Isnl ""lored. wishes position. P-BN
elevator" Potomac o75o '"'e' eau Fuu
Evening star., 1924-09-24

YOUNG LADY, refined, expert
enced in selling women's wear to
a discriminating clientele. Ap-
ply manager Women's Sports
Shop.
PARKER-BRIDGET CO.,
The Avenue at 9th.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

COOK. first class. coored. wishes pos tion in
private family or boarding house. 20os sth
Evening star., 1924-09-24

l1nr. Adams 800 N' S-."' uh' oE
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|ROInping Around
Radio Dial
BY Listener-In-

The skeptical listener must have
wondered yesterday what was the
connection between the National
Carbon Company and DR.. L. Dow
COvinRton, Fellow OF the Royal
Geographical Society.
After hearing DIR. Covington speak
for half an hour last night on the
excavations he has made in Egypt
In an attempt to learn the mysteries
Of the pyramids and the Sphinx and
hearing not word about the won.
derful discoveries OF the Carbon
Company" the skeptic must have
been in a mood to accept Santa
Claus at face value.
DR.. Covington was intensely inter-
esting. His subject was one that
always loosens the strings to i'm.
agiRation and the Fellow OF the
Royal Geographical Society made
the most of his opportunity.
The eminent explorer was any
thing but an advertiser or q pub
licity agent, One completely forgot
for the moment the manufacturer
that stood in the background, his
patron and sponsor.
AT the conclusion Of the address
one remembered the Carbon Com
pany and was grateful.
The activities OF this manufac-
turing company on the air have
always been in keeping with the
best ideals Of broadcasting. Never
cheap, never vulgar. the National
Carbon Company has taken the
Observation-Disclosures bus mess
strictly to heart and has set an
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Local Broadcast
All Programs Eastern Standard
Time.
WCAP-C. 8 Pee.

49, - = rye
Silent.
Sis p. m.Instruction in interna.
tional code.
s p. me- hildren's hour by Peggy
Albion and Marguerite Meakin,
$40 p. Baseball scores.
GUATEMALAN NIGHT.
8 p. m.Guatemalan songs for
two voices. BY Miss EstrelIa Amores
and Carlos r. Giron. +. r. Pataa
guitar accompanies. wives en- mi
nnemoria" Chou Liyest In NV
Memory. ''Yo vi Una Flor Herlnoga
IL Saw Beautiful FIower).
$40 p. m.'.An Agricultural Ex.
plorer in Guatemala" Doctor VIII.
son Popenoe, Division Of Foreign
Seed and Plant Introduction
Bureau Of Plant Industry, Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
S:zO p. m.--Piano recital by r..
a. Castillo. Of Guatemala, OF his
own compositions. Sonata in. G..
Andante, Minuet, Tempo de Valse.
> AAG ASNNrfn6 w asp waltz. ElOrea
Centre Americanas" Central Amer.
lean Flowers.
$40 p m.-Violln recital bv
Arsenic Ralon. OF Guatemala. song
Dime 81 me amas" CTell Me- II
You Love Mel by Alcantara; waltz.
Bescs de amor" Love Kisses) bv
Ralon; song, ''El Reyp (rhe King,
ny Gonzalez; song, '.El Mishif,,"
(The Kitten) by Gonzalez: waitz
Mi Primer Amor" (My First Love-
by Ralon. - Z
sp. m.--Doctor L. 8. Rove
Dire eer General Of the Pan. Amer.
lean Union. = v
s:05 p. m.-Senor Don Francisco
Sanchez Latour, Minister Of G,iata.
Inaia, "A Few Facts About Guate-
$40 p. m.-Special program az
characteristic music from Guats.
mala by the Army Band. CAPTAIN
RAYMOND q. Sherman, commanding.
w. j. Stannard, bandleader. March.
!. Amor Amor Patria" Mencos); waltz;
" American Girl (Castillo): Charac.
teristic, "Danza Indigena" (Figue.
roaG intermezzo, "Bene Merito,,
(Gonzalezl; valse concertante. "E,ntrea
Selvas (Lopez); march, tia Demo.
crRcia" Paniagua);. Guatemalan Ma.
tional Anthem, The Star.Spangled
Bannre.
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CONCERTS
FOURTH ('
SER|ES
dangerous Melodies Of Latin
American Republic 10 Be
Waited Over the Ether


'Guatemalan Night the fourth
q the series Of special Latin
American programs to be broad
east BY WRC. will be presented
tonight, beginning at s o'clock,
under the auspices Of the Pam
American Union.
The program win be confined
~ Guatemalan music and adj
dresses dealing with the relations
between that country and the
United States.
VIII Give Song Group.
The program win be opened with
group Of Guatemalan songs
which win be rendered by Estrada
Amores and Carlos r. Giron, ac-
conpanied by 81 r. Papas on, the
guitar Following this feature
Doctor Wilson PopenOe, Of the
Bureau Of Plant Industry. Depart
Enent of Agriculture, win describe
his experiences In Guatemala as a
plant explorer.
At 800 r. Al Castillo, Guate-
naian pianist-composer, will make
his radio debut with recital Of
his own compositions Following
this feature, Arsenic Ralon win be
heard In a violin recital Mr.. Ralon
was born in Guatemala and re-
ceived his early musical education
there. At present he Is the con.
cert master Of the RialtO TheatCr
Orchestra.
The principal address OF the eve
ming will be delivered at 2 o'clock
Nv the Guatemalan Minister. senior
DON Francisco Sanchez Latour.
NSenor Latour win be introduced
~ Doctor u. 8. Rowe, director
general Of the Pan-American Union.
Army Band to Play.
The remainder Of the program
win be conducted by the United
& States Army Band which will play
III special concert of characteristic
Guatenlalan music. The band will
BE directed by william J. Stannard.
Headlining the distant entertain
d ment tonight will be the concert
ny the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra at the Lewisohn Stadium,
New York, which will be broadcast
by WIZ, New York, and rebrcad-
cast on $50 meters by WGY.
Schenectady. The orchestra win be
conducted this evening BY Fritz
Reiner.
alias Irish Tessie," q one act
comedy drama, will be presented
~ the Albert CowIes Players from
the Boston Herald Traveller studio
Boston by station WIZ. at 3
o'clock. Earlier concerts from the
Boston studio viii present classical
music by Leo Reisman's Hotel
LenOx ensemble and his Hotel
Brunswick Dance Orchestra.
Noted String Quartet.
KDKA, Pittsburgh, will present
the KDKA String Quartet, assisted
BY Mrs. G.. Schirkow, soprano, and
Oscar Helfenbein. pianist. Mr..
IIelfenbein was the pianist with the
KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra
until his departure for New York
last year.
4 WEAF, New York, viii feature an
I accordion recital by Carlo Restlvo.
q program of dance music by the
4 CsraystOne Hotel Orchestra and 8
talk by William w. williams on
{ Close Ups Of o. Henry's Life"
z Other promising bills are sched-
uled for tonight from WAX,
: Cleveland. CKAC, Montreal and
WHIP, Philadelphia.
The weekly meeting Of the Red
Apple Club win be broadcast from
I WICK, Detroit, at 10 o'clock.
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STATION TO BE BUILT
ON MOUNT Or OLIVES

JERUSALEM, July 29.--Author.
izatlon Tor brcadcasfing station
"a Falestine has neen granted Nv
tne British government, at the re-
quest of the Palestine F'oundation
COMMITTEES. The contemplated sta
ton VIII be erected on the Mount
Hof Olives and programs VIII be
rendered in Jewish.
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last night to hear for the first time
the new municipal station in New
we held on for some time waiting
~ near the voice Of Bruce Lin, bu.
the former WRC announcer must
nave been on other duty last night.
We Were struck last night with
the exceptionally clear reception 81
comets. There were several 81 them
on the air as soloists to band rnn.
certs and all came strong and clear
into the head phones where MANY
Of their fellow instruments faded
into nothing.
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Dr.. .SchoH's Foot Balm

Here's q wonder Do your feet ever ache
and burn after your days work? DR.. Scholls
Foot Balm is cooling. soothing medication
that is just the thing to make them happy
again.
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Long, Lustrous
Loshes IN Minutes

Here's q wonderful liquid
that makes even the scantiest
lashes look thick and, lustrous.
the most unattractive brows
well arched and eKpressivein-
stantlyl Yet Lashbrow, Liquid
itself is invisible and defies de-
lection.
Lashbrow Liquid 10 water
proof-tears, perspiration or
bathing do not affect Tit
positively win not run, rub off
or smear. The natural oils
in Lashbrow. Liquid prevent
the lashes from becoming hard
and brittle.
Remember the name Lash
brow Liquid.
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example that few Of IT'S associates
have followed.
It tlnearthed Wendell Hall and
sent him before the nations micro
phones to attain q high place In the
radio hall Of fame. It employed d
group Of leading musical celebrities
in New York to entertain the radio
audience and It introduced the 'sAfan
About Town" who puts his person.
atty into interesting talks Of visits
to Manhattan,s show spots.
In all Of Its activities there has
never been any lapse into "blurbs'
The Carbon Company has looked
at broadcasting from the listener
angle and has been guided thereby.
~ has given the listener what he
wants.
# the dial twister wishes Is hear
some nice transmission. let him tune
to about the lowest wave length ne
can get on his set and see II he can
pick up the tests of Station SASO.
the radiophone station OF HEDGES
2426 Second street northeast"
We stumbled on 60 HEDGES last
night while he was reading q tech.
meal article to test out his trans.
IL was some sweet broadcastlna
that be was getting from his station.
~ favorable okhar narnnattnA ,,n.
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WDAG-sAmnrIllO, Tex. ssWhere
Dollars Always Crow
WDAH-SO. El Peso. Tex. "The
CllmactIe Capllal Of America. =
WDAK-Hartford, Conn. s'The
Oldest Ennor A ArnnrannR
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Dr.. SchoU's
Bro11idroSiS PoIuder

BromidroEis is nasty functional disease Cf
he sweat glands Of the feet that results In
xcessive Precipitation and malodorous feet.
Dr.. Schools Bromidrosis Powder checks this
Halady quickly and efficiently.
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