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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

Mrs. Thomas ID. Whyte, assisted by
members of Continental Chapter, D
\. r.. will give a card party tomor-
"ow at the Women's City Club. Pro
ceeds will be donated to District
HAPPIER house fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

Officers Of the Grand Council,
Royal Arcanum, will pay their am
nual visitation to Capitol Council to-
morrow. SIS pm. Pythian Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

DIR. Simon of the Eighth Street
Temple will observe council Sabbath
Friday evening with a sermon. Esther
Amongst We ModernS." The new
Roger musical service will be given
for the first time. Public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

American War Mothers. will give q
card party tomorrow, 1870 PM, in the
auditorium of Hecht's new store build.
ing Funds will be used for CARRYING
on activities for the service men in
the several hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24

hELLES. Tuesday, February 80 1926. NJ
her residence. 444 9th st. s.w. HARRifTrTr
G abhhr Of 9elSyed s,fe OF Charles Kelley
daughter of John Minor: sister Of Renia
mn Fletcher She also leaves to mourn
friends. Remains resting at the W Ernest
jarvis 20. funeral Darlurs. 2222 Georgia
. ave. NV. NOTICE of funeral hernafter -
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BRIGHT AS DAY

Grocer: Don't you find that
baby brightens up u household won
dcrfullA?
Woman customer: Yes, we have
the electric lights going most of
the tame now.--Progrcssivc Grocer
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CAN'T BE BOTHERED

"You recently inherited money.
Why not pay me what YOU owe me?"
81 wouldn't like people to think
that inhcriting money has changed
my habits. vienna Die Muskete.
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from Arena Thursday for visit with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heaton. Ralph is leaving soon To
spend the summer in Utah.
Mrs. Jolly OF Crystal Springs ut
tended the W. G.. y. U. convention in
Mckenzie Thursday.
Mr.. W. G. Belk left We,!acsda@
evening for Shakopee. Mimi. to enter
the hospital. Mrs. Erik has been
suffering with rheumatism for some
time. Miss Florence Mcneil i, tax
ing care of the cream station.
Rev. Mr.. Price Of Dickinson was y
guest the past week ut Rev. Zcllcr's
home.
J. NJ. Bertholf and son. Roger. have
returned from Minnesota. Mrs,
Rerthold stopped in Valley CITY,
where she attended the teachers co!
lcgc this summer
A nice rain fell here Sunday, which
was much needed.
Edward Jinkins from Bismarck is
acting as helper at the depot.
Mrs. Lawrence from jamestown
visited with her husband, Mr.. Law
renee, relief agent. at the depot.
Albert Oeffner has been placed
as foreman on the steel gang at Apple
Creek.
Herman ,Bratz and wife from Cole
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DESIRE FOR
ANTIQUES is
NOW GENERAL
Demand For Early American
and European Furniture
on the Increase

New York. June 25.-LP) The
wealthy art and furniture collector
in America has had to make room for
his not-so wealthy neighbor. who just
Il few years ago was satisfied with
modernity.
Thousands of antique shops which
have sprung up in towns and cities
and along the highways and by
ways is one evidence that the love of
old and beautiful things has become
general, so New York's art row points
out.
No Longer Wealthy Hobby
collecting has always been hobby
of the wealthy" said Otto Bcrnet.
Of the American Art Associate ion.
and always will be. remember.
however. Il period not SO many years
ago when there was Il craze for mod
ern things for the average home.
THE old chairs and tables and OBJ
Jects which had come down through
the years were stored away in the eel
lars and attics Of many homes or sold
Some were even thrown away.
Then began the gradual change
and out from Obscurity came the old
things. The demand became greater
and naturally the antique shops in
creased in number and the art auc-
ton houses did larger business"
Seek Early American Objects
Throughout the United States the
demand for early American furniture
is great. Equally sought are the
early English, Spanish, Italian and
French periods.
California and Florida have achcv-
ed unique reputation among dealers
here. They virtually are the only two
states in the country from which the
demand for Spanish and Italian fur
niture overshadows the other types.
This is explained by the FREEDOM in
ancc Of Spanish ana Italian architec-
ture in the homes there. More colon
ial furniture is used in the south
than in any other section.
Construction Of smaller houses and
the increase in apartment dwcllers
have been reflected in antique and
art shops through the present strong
demand for small pieces Of furniture
and other objects.
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Harbor arc guests at the Albert
l.Oeffncr home.
Miss Edna Coons is visiting with
ltrelatives in Bismarck.
I. G.. Coons was taken to the hos.
pital at Glendiye for an operation.
Sarah, little daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. Il. Swanisk. had the misfor.
tune to fall while playing, breaking
Il bone in her nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Scdivcc OF
bismarck were Sunday callers in
! town.
! Mr.. Walker from Bismarck, who has
been assisting at the depot, is now
| in a hospital in Bismarck :.
The road north on Roosevelt
| avenue is being treated to il coat of
gravel which will greatly improve
| travel.
Orville Neibergcr has taken posi-
| ton as operator at Medina.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Belk were
visitors in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Gagneir were
Bismarck visitors Monday. Mr.. Gag
! neii's mother will leave soon to max,
her home in the west
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Of Mandan
have opened the Kozy Cafe again
and are prepared to take care OF
the public for anything they wish
in the line of eats.
Miss Josephine Gayncir has been
on the sick list.
]. II. Mac Monaglc made ii hurried
trip to Glen Ullin the latter part of
the week
b. +. Jones. Gordon Cox and Lynn
Sperr> we're callers in town Mon
| day.
| large vaudeville troped stopped
over Sunday in town en- route to
Linton.
Bryan Coons, who mad his leg in
]urcd in the ball game last Sunday
is getting along nicely.
A large number of delegates from
their respective unions attended the
annual w. 7. G. L. convention held
here last Thursday. Luncheon was
served ut noon and banquet i'm the
evening to all delegates and mem
bcrs. Everyone reported very en-
joyable time.
Fred Kom had the misfortune to
cut his finger off in Il circular saw
last week.
Marsh Wilton is employed painting
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Indian Tepees Are
Seldom Seen Today

Oklahoma City, June 25--LP)---Na-
tive teepces with their blanketed In
dian occupants seldom are seen any
more on the Oklahoma prairies. The
modern Indian lives as does his white
brother, in comparatively cQmfOrta-
bic surroundings. SO says Houston
Il. Teehcc, u Cherokee himself and
assistant attorney general of the
state.
In the Usage country of northern
Oklahoma there still may be seen IA
few Indians wearing brightly colorcd
blankets. long braided hair and Indian
finery, but for the most part they
drive highpriced automobiles and
live in modern houses.
Those who wear blankets are Of the
older generation. The young squaws
and bucks attire themselves in white
mans fashion. and large number
hold responsible positions with bust,
ness firms and in offices at the state
capitol
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PAGE FIFTEEN
buildings on the H. T. Crum

+ i u & -
tho buildings on the H. T. Clum
farm.
Erwin Anderson and Jimmy Swan
ick arc grading roads In hogan town
ship.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Thompson an
nouncc the birth Of Il son born June
81, at ST. Alexius hospital.
William Hughes and G. 4. Waston
have painted their residences.
The Ladies Aid Was very royalty
entertained at the country home of
Mrs. Erwin, w. Anderson.
Misses Wear and Viva Heaton of
Bismarck have returned home. They
visited here with their grandparents,
Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Couley.
j. II. MacMonagle and family will
leave soon for Brooklct, N. d. Mr..
Mae Monagle will be principal Of the
consolidated school.
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World Testimonial
For Bee Scientists

Medina, O., June -[P)-Beckeep
ers will gather here Sept. 2l-23 in
a-mcmorial Of two Ohioans who have
done much for the bee industry.
They are A. I. Root, who developed
the commercial side, and the Rev
L. L. Langstroth, who made possible
many methods Of modern practice in
agriculture. NJ
F. B. Moore, president of the Ohio
Bcekeepers association, said these
noted figures in the bee world would
attend: Don Juan Barriga, Chile !;
Herr Justrich and Dr.. Morgenthalcr
Switzerland; G. A. Rosch, Germany;
Yasua Heratsuka, Japan; A. M.
Acosta y Lara, Uruguay; Tarlton
Payment, Australia, and Philip J.
Baldenspergcr and DR.. Zandir,
France.
Many American states plan motor
caravans. A total attendance Of $500
is expected.
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South Wales Women
Hold to Old World
Motherhood Methods

Trcorchy, June 24-tP)-Mining
and steel industries have not sparat-
cd mothers in South Wales from their
old-world methods Of mothering.
Mother and baby share the same
plaid shawl they did generations ago.
The shawl is the emblem Of maternity
in this area and hardly woman Of
marriageable age but shelters q baby
with it. Her left hand clutches it
firmly half day ut u time. while
her right is busy with household
tasks. In this nest on it's mothers
left arm the baby sleeps, eats or looks
out checrfully on the world. It takes
the place Of the pcrambulator and
gO-cart.
Little girls begin their mothering
careers as soon as they are able to
stagger under the burden Of plump
Welch babies.
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WidOwer
Congratulated

"Since my wife's death, five years
ago, | have suffered greatly from
stomach and liver trouble and gas
attacks. lost over so lbs, and at
times was as yellow az saffron. MY
doctors could not help me. Six doses
Of MAYR'S Zone Dose Will Con-
vince" have. entirely cured me. Il have
iregained my weight and every one is
congratulating me how we'll look"
It is e simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mhcus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
tisslly elll stomach, liver and intssti-
nal acknowledgements appendicitis.
One doSe, WiH c0AXince Nr money rel
funded. Sold BY. al 1ruggists, ADV;
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News of Our
Neighb0rs
MCKENZIE

MCKENZIE
Mrs. Anderson Of Aurora. Illinois.
is visiting at the home of William
Madam. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Madam are sisters.
Mrs. c. +. Mckee of Bismarck visit
ed with her daughter Mrs. Edwin
HcatOn, the past week.
Mrs. McWilliam of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting her sister in law, Mrs.
{. ID. Rodgers.
Master Ralph Leach motored here
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KNEW BETTER

What are you doing herc?"
Fishing"
Cant you see that notice, No
fishin hcre'?"
mo fish in here? Don't tell me
that. I've caught dozen already"
X arikaturen Oslo
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FUfS SALE-nOUSC0.
An Exceptional Home Buy!
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
Bungalow-Practically New.
PRICE, $1O,5OO-TERMS.
FIVE rSoT: tiled bath with s.Is PemPrSsc ps1S
wood floors throughout. open Hreplace
built-in bookcases: porches practically new;
'AfS BUS ft line In front of door. Only one block
70 For % Information call this Office.
TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc,
1906 18th St. NV. Main 3285.
$1O,5OO.
Near Central High School.
Beautiful bay-window brick: 10 rooms
and BATH hardwood floors and trim: h.-w h.
and elec. In excellent condition., garage.
COLORED HERE ARE A
few very desirable houses,
788 Columbia Rd. NV.
1112 T St. NV, and
1920 Columbia Rd. NV.
Price and terms are reason
able. Call me for further par
ticulars.
B. B. PINN,
Phone Col. 5817.
712 Kenyon NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES
FROM
MOORE & HILL, INC.
S11.OO-GEORGETOWN.

$11 11OOO-GEORGETOWN. -
% . Sn s ans gS oS srsssss a
appealng, home this pn a tn
@Fe garage f @ f ~ ' anu '' ~ ~
1675O-FOURTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS.
detached sTccG and snge ad @ vhh% Thous e
S:sss On Ss; ssss s: @ @ 40 $ %SSss::
s9 ,S ri dss 1 ssan nay ss
all modern coayenies A. s en
% su as Are poS2ay opns aRoa Home eAs sn % ~ sell ~
$845O-NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
:5s S % s.i KILL %n s nj s IsSm. and s2
os. % i I % nS S1 S'Hs Hhaa zig s1 @ "ss ss @ TIE
:s .s ssS :s e. sss g: %
s1 as % I S % s e ss'1s
$18OOO-PARK ROAD
Just West of Mt Pleasant Street.
% % Sc 's the s souss % n s fsa % e I T
Md and Of brick onstui9n With % % M colonial front
: .ss s:ss s:s S ID Is , ssss e.! ;:s H. s
adS @ s: s T ase % oe asn sfs & s es
$16 65OO-FASHIONABLE BILTMORE STREET.
p1 & s S @ put on s ss as rooa. s a
dr S hSM % %Ssnu sn ase There @
sheoS0SSd oSS son Sa % 6h fe "
AN INSPECTION MAY BE ARRANGED TO
SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
MOORE & HILL. INC,
go 18th Street Main 1l74
Member Washington Real Estate Board
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SO, ,SOO-Near Glover Park.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$16,25O
the elder section Of C Chase
There bright eonfo,st
MT PLEASANT-$11,5 5000 Rooms, Baths.
r. most dsaqss s assoa. ht IA ~ S S It lsA ssn sna Ie1
CHEVY CHASE-BRADLEY LANE-$1375O.
@ 0cO oa % % vs fen, 4oo poTsh H
s ROOT % @ %n1S % een to BE- s an % n
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-$15I50.
S:shi ar Iafse Gne %
so9ddayy modern convenience ~ garage lou VIII 40 wen " &c ~ property
CHEVY CHASE-ALL-STONE RESIDENCE.
@ = G @ & T5s s bone f. @ @
$ 5 5 re an Tssn d2sp and ss de efs % sua
ss% s r qs 5 @ 5 % ~ 81 S s ]
BEST permit this residence Price $4,000
Evening Phone Service to 9.
SCHWAB Walk & CANDY.
1904 Connecticut Avenue. Potomac S3O
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$l6,7501Kalorama Heights.
eonssssicS. sSsscS lsss.0H %ss Brdss nssr cda the
n ia9Sek Reek eresR sRRlePPa1e Ps4f. psspoar%de ss%
tached brick residence Of three
stories. comprising reception
room: room dining ssIsn;,, salon; kitchen;
baths. sleeping porch. garage.
room. etc Moderate payment %
S,75O1Chevy Chase, Md.
Remarkable sacrifice offering Of
dsSse Si's 9SteSs sssss.ss q
ssss' isslasH'i'1 ssads bt&Es sfHEfFf Ess: e.
RAGE. six large rooms. wide
hardwood 9 YftS floors open Special iteps1se: eiee:
forts. Terms conveniently ar
ranged.
S12,75O-Mt. Pleasant.
Handsome tapestry brick resi-
ed arm, OF Rock Creek. PARK:
ssxsn ssss BHIKE1N B1H1IEEf !90ms GxhAaE ts dpsn a1sn
tic. screens: all modern COM
forts. Large grounds with shade
trees. Colonial-design house and
in fine condition throughout.
Easy terms of payment.
$o,S0O1Near Glover Park.
Best buy In this part of Wash.
ington A new brick residence
with six bright. CHEEKY rooms,
tiled bath with shower and
bujlt-in fixtures: roomy cedar
throughout. comfortable screen
ed porches. automatic water
tricity, BCILT-IN GARAGE and
other features. $40 month
with small first payment!
OF HOMES
PHELPS.
Main $500 Till 9 PM.
REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
14l2 Eye St NV Franklin o5O3
10th STREET HE1GHTS-Dutch ColonialE$13OOO
desy located . section @ where ysu
rapidly @ M M % @
asTecuon asTe s % this ' Onsa M " '' ''''A'l " ~ ' AD
CHEVY CHASE-Detached Brick-$17,75O.
plan us completely equipped
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-$11o5 $50
@ IdsHs wn bsn, SS4n f1s 1 l0GS
sndasds situated 60 foot l9 With
Png @ ser@s h and ssSs epis o massive Hn
and all just reduced
FACING GOVT. PARk-4-Bedroom Home-$12,50O
Governmn
d s ds n % safs ns on P ssd aaos @ M % eeps po 5 .
% ~ ~ ~ ~ =
PETWORTH-Complete Bungaow-S1O5OO
% ii. ssss and RsRsossss % ss. res a's On igs
% s:ssus the Ike ssg Eli s ss se.l % % %
Evening phone service until 9 PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1872 Eye St. NV. Franklin e5oS
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CHOICE HOME.

S7350-The opportunity TO purchase at
tractive tapestry brick containing SIX spa
cious rooms. tile bath h-w n. eiec'
able NV. section: convenient to stores. cars.
etc: terms. $50 monthly. with reasonable
cash payment.
WIN. S. PHILLIPS & CO.. Inc.
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL e.P.M
113O NJ j6O0
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1412 Eye Street NV. Franklin 95O3
$21,50o-CHEVY CHASE-Charming New Home.
s s M Lines s.!ns sns present: n % rsssa 5 + Hss
i @ sna Il: 4:
and finished With the OF good The lot So11So
Sl0OOO-MODERN BRICK HOME-Near Central High School.
tss'si sh s1ss . s s 9s3: s =:
in splendid condition and ample for s ps
hwh ando
o
$1575O-DETACHED HOME-West of 14th Street.
@ aa pd % f M D % HS% a s :sf aoS % ruS sssS
@ al a ls; S! = s ss S 5 .S,d tie
%%sdP % e G 0 anu " equipped WIN screens anu AWNINGS
$40 5OO-BRICK observation-disclosures Park.
Of the few brick bHngaows avsso for sale IL TskoTa Park
oas'a ado2 ns so s @ os%: s s Y % ss
heat s fht Saf hoo % Sds S Ss.
bIo t s & 10 GA ~ " wen ' ~
S12o5O-KILBOURNE PLACE-Good Buy.
M Al;
ensnss @ ar % room. @ % & % @ % %
Evening Phone Service Until Pm.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
! 1912 Eye Street NV. Franklin 9503
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GRUVER-BUILT HOMES.

GRUVER-BUILT HOMES.
Ideal location, facing Rock Greek Park; attractivey
built beautiful electric fixtures side brackets with shades
These homes present splendid appearance and modern
in every way They the best values in this delightful
residential section Can be purchased reasonable
ANOTHER GRUVER OPPORTUNITY
Left, On Queen St. NE, Out of 88 Built.
We going to close these prices and far
below their present value enable sales put
their time and attention another Gruver subdivision.
g. S. WHITE.
l412 Eye St NV. Columbia 1856 AMI Main 80o8.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

One of the choice homes in this section
Beautiful 6-room and bath brick home
Hardwood floors: modern throughout. Many
extra equipments including Frigidare: large
lot to paved alley. This is an exceptional
value at S11 900. Call this Office for inspec-
tion. Our statesmen always ready
O. B. ZANTZINGER. Rcaltor,
945 z st. NV. Main 1911.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

MOST UNUSUAL.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Half Block From Conn. Ave.
New-Semi-Detached.
$11,75O.
Contains eight nice rooms,
two baths; full dry cellar, auto
matte hot-water heater; porch; ;
beautiful rear yard; oak floors
throughout: fireplace.
LOCATION IDEAL.
Price, several thousand below
anything in the neighborhood.
We invite comparison.
Phone to Inspect.
Evening Phone Service, 7 to 9.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Main Z424. 8O4 18th St.
"Over Forty Years of Real
J Service"
Evening star., 1926-09-30
A REAL HOME-SlOo5O.

Something entirely new in Washing
ton. q group of the most modern type.
finished i9 genuine Moreno: colo
porches, six splendid rooms. hardwood
@ floors throughout, full tiled bath with
tomato. water heater; unusually. com
plete kitchen equipment. including
frigerator. Sodded front and rear yards
You will appreciate its value. Call
for an appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
STUDY THESE BARGAINS!


$21 ,50O-Chevy Chase, DC. s
III sSs;s sbS:s :ssas :; sS sSss 81
one, one OF the finest nest streets Srseoor1. IN
immense living room with fire
place. beautiful dining salon.
screened side porch. well equip.
geed feet xscnsnh Wi,h 6sGs.as 6sndsome ieR sRruS g
berry; two tiled baths tone with
shower); splendid. bright base
ment. metal weather stripping,
Sasie water eTrhinSs heser efs
terms.
$15,o5O-Cleveland Park.
sssSeS sacbs bS.cS the eodnis haads2%s nome ds e;
esyeiand Ha 'hs ParR RisnsSi Al tSe e'nss
,Istsa drsb Che oTShs sIe os,S and IS Sel roomS
With the most & modern n.I,; fxtnreess; 1resv
eomfortable soars abb i porehes: ~ the garage
T. arsproof ,fosnda amd built Wilt IN m. other ds,r
hoors. the complete screens the :,
slsesris Ss |9s s'%sas' = snd II he ssSs sess:
Terms, arranged to meet your
individual needs.
$50. .5OO-Mass. Ave. Heights.
A msgnifeens .s aet:chsd +; M {. d..sasn brick
setts ave. near the new Cathe-
dral. This is very moderate
figure for home of this type
and location containing eight
fine rooms and two luxurious
baths with sleeping porch. ga
rage and every detail of modern
construction perfection. Terms
If desired.
So. 5OO-Four Bedchambers.
semi-dctached residence in Pet
EfGHr EHEff r Rooms syefS sSd al aIT Modern ed,sT
comforts. Newly papered and
painted throughout. GARAGE
At rear. A real bargain and
must be sold at once!
THE HOME o
BOSS & P
1417 K Street.
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1926-09-30
THOS. D. WALSH.

THOS. D. WALSH.
1856 Irving st. n.~.-10-rm. modern
home, Gear. brick garage: price reduced
price and terms easy.
6316 Edmonds pl.-Just OF Conduit I'd.
lot 60x1OO.
421 st. n.w.-S rms. bath. h.-v.h..
cleo. (commerciaD.
Houses for sale in all sections of the city:
several attractive suburban homes near D. c.
THOS. d. WALSH,
Rl5 1lth ST NV Main r6hR-Q
Evening star., 1926-09-30
PETWORTH--$7,15O.

A colonial.style brick with covered
front front pore porch t,,.S double nIh rear posches
hot-water heat. electric Lights. he.
conditioned Throughout. Less than
may be had with deposit. Large yard
with garage. Paved street. Just two
section. Very easy terms can be ar
ranged.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
WOODBRIDGE. ID. C..
SlO,5 500.
BRICK BUNGALOW.

Chevy Chase. n. c.. IL blocks from
Conn. ave. cozy home having 5 rooma.
sleeping porch. built-in bath. open fireplace
and hardwood floors. Only 81 500 cash re-
Quired Cleveland 2294 until 10 pm.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
LOOK AND BUY!
FOXHALL VILLAGE.

Cozy .4-room bungalow. NV. near Sol
ders' Home: gas cleo. h.-w.-h.: price
S4 $50: easy terms: $40 mo. Phone Own
er. Col. $3.50: after 8 pm.
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Smith Is Going Strong.

Professional golfers who are work
ing" their way through the various
tournaments Of the Southwest these
days. are finding themselves forced
to play second fiddle to Macdonald
Smith. Smith is in one of his scoring
moods, and in medal play competition
any one hoping to finish ahead of the
easy-soing Scot will have to play bet
ter than perfect golf.
In winning two tournaments in less
than a fortnight Smith has averaged
approXima telv "a strokes per round
which is two over tours per round
or practically par golf. His latest feat
of winning the Dallas event with q
total Of 29s is remarkable. In view OF
the fact that Winter weather pre-.
vailed throughout the competition
Smiths come back is one of the
most remarkable in the history of
golf. Ten years ago he was among the
top nOtchers. Then he faded, but onlyto
return 70 the hunt few years go with
better temperament. better condition.
and the same brand of golfing skill.
His scoring over the past year es-
ia bliSheS record for brilliancy as
well as consistency.
The contingent Of professionals in
the Southwest now moves on to Hot
Springs. Ark. for another 72-hole
medal whirl, with the entire pack bent
on dethroninc Smith.