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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
c. II. MOORE REALTY CO.
1917 Z. COMMERCE. OR. 1855
VAST well located North SIDE lot o.
part payment on I0-room modern North
SIDE duplex. Priced ct i7g0e. Mission
,lSg-w. Owner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24
RENTALS
Apartments Furnished
90

PROSPECT HILL. Pinto Apartments,
SlS s. Pinto Ave. tVo-room efficiency.
one thtee-room apartments, beautifully
furns hed. Cr 6S56
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24

7l2 MARSHALL. four rooms, down
stairs, private bath and entrance, 500
month. Joe Karotldn. Or. SOS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24

QUICK sALE-FoUr-Toagu house. bath.
sleeping porch, soc down. yalagcs
easy. owner. Mission l555-w.
NEED $1,000 cash quick. will szrgl-
flee my North Side fIvC-room bgnEs-
low home call owner 81 Mission
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL APART
MENTS IN SAN ANTONIO. FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS, AT A
BARGAIN; NEW. EVERY Mob
ERN CONVENIENCE AND COM
FORT, NO PRONE CALLS. AP-
PLY IN PERSON ON PREMISES.
ARLINGTON ARMS. CORNER
MAIN AND SUMMIT AVENUES.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24

TWO lovely new three-room apartments
IN modern duplex, all conyenences. S55
Vine. Tr 1888.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24

Balance like rent. Located IN a E6od
neighborhoOd. on Montana ST. near
blackberry. An estate - anxious 20 sell
Very large rooms fhrss-plecE bath. All
city c0nvsHiencsss lot sgEl50: garage for
two cars and wash house. Sales Dept
EICrev. Casey 4 GrazE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-24
Apartments Unfurnished
d ~

MODERN apartment, i've rooms and
bath, walking distance. Inquire 3o3
Baltimore avenue. Phone Woodlagn so.
THREE-RpoM apartment. private bath.
bot, cold water, lights. gas furnished.
s25. 5S5 Grsyson. or. 7I7S
Evening star., 1926-10-21
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
(C0Ntinued.)
. JEFFERSON PARK.

A community of artistic homes
and refined people. The house
pictured here has just been com
pleted. 1t contains 7 spacious
rooms, tile bath with built-in
fixtures, hot-water heat; steel
beam construction, open fire
place, oak floors and many other
features that belong in 1927
Model Hong. Its design won
first prize in a Nationwide
architectural cnnteSt
Evening star., 1926-10-21
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
OOntinued1

@ hui @ home
LOTS FOR SALE
o
fhnne
JEFFERSON PARK AGENCY,
Main4l
Evening star., 1926-10-21
OAKCREST
DING IOTG-CUIA SYTES

Sever; water; sidewalks. good streets natu-
utes over Mt Vernon blvd from White
House. Moderately priced terms YOU
can meet Two attractive bung Allows under
construction and on sale. Agent ON premises
Evening star., 1926-10-21

This Home faces one of Tho
most beautiful parks Ill WAIST
instOn and ls owned and ha-
been occupied by a naval ofhcer
who has been ordered to sea
so you can understand why hr
is willing to make such q sac
rlfiee in the price for a quick
sale
1t ,sa Colonial Home. tar.c@
try brick. with 8 beautiful
rooms. luxurlously tiled bath
hardwood floors and trim
Both the breakfast porch and
the sleeping porch are COM
pletelv screamed. There is 4
big pantry. hot-water heatln-
plant and Ruud instantaneous
bot water heater: big. built-in.
heated garage. and a large atti'
over the entire house II Is :.
perfect Home in perfect con
ditiOn. and the price is far he
low the actual value.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Continued

Repay Monthly. and Years:
LOW AEnoSfa nns PTaEERMs
~" Nv ~" p SEStTTS / LOAN c. C., e. a.', n"'
NEED MONEY:
In your business:
I'm 1rmn;oysmem,s ,n,,snu on your Eproperrty;;,
Or take care of your accumulated ac-
II Won do and, are a property owner. We
| can help YOU with first or second trust at
sa"h rnsss exSndais ewAiRLE 1os
First, Second or Third
trust ,rac; o. .cT;oG P e real estate. Low
GEO. A. FISCHER.
1910 Vermont Ave. Main 566.
LOANS Ar ARRASs.tb oT 1' ,MPRotEi, PROP:
Maryland and Virginia. Interest as low as
3 - per cent,
The Capital Realty Co., Inc,
Insurance Bldg.
18th and Eye NV. Main 9245.
MONEY TO LOAN
pkFF%YGPlHlSSSS!fH FF%YGPlHlSSS!H{ fsAfRRtksFS AATR IkHhs4shss
WIN. II, SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
14aa K St. NrNtloMS Var ,o1s 1ol7.- -
end AND 3rd TRUSTS
IN THREE DAYS.
GEO, 3 n n Rd kdwEaa fna YfsSc
18th T. u sss g. woG;l"ard Hdig; RIdg ,,s7 ~.
ONF-DAN LOANS.
HOME OWNERS.
| p to 5000 Without Red Tape.
G'rss sTd sF"ssG:se s'si se hes rsE
end. 3rd. 4th or 5th trust Bring in what
''pfsf H." EsTsre NIX e ySls sMG Gr"H Iosx co..
7o4 District National Bank Bldg .ses'
S5OOOOO to Loan on lst, End and
3rd Trusts.
xeeg G or rontSs To n psd sanses r snail
cording to your income. smaIl loans as
we'll as large loans.
Rates Surprisingly Low.
ss6m, oTr plan entirely differ9nt Strictly con
ice To save time brinS With YOU If nos,
OPEN FROM a AN. TO PM.
Visit My Booth at the Better
Homes and Building Exposition,
2nd Floor. in Front of Orchestra.
Washington Auditorium.
10Th & n. Y. Ave. NV. =
DIR. A. HENRY.
Third Floor to the Rsht of Elevator.
3l0-21o Bond Building.
s. W. Corner Of 14th and y. Y. Ave. NV.
Main lGn92.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY LOANED ON Automobiles
You keep car: pay monthly: confidential:
bring bill of sale. steger's Garage. 645 Md
ave. ne. Line. 11s. Open eve and Sundays. 81
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON AUTOS
and trucks: YOU keep car: no delay: conf
dental MONK 933 y. Y. ave NV n. 214s
LOANS OF $50 TO 500.
Can Be Secured
On Household Furniture
Ii You Are Receiving a
Salary of S100 or More.
A
Evening star., 1926-10-21
TAkOMA PARK BARGAIN.
GO 7S0

Why pay more when this cozy home. To-
Gated in one Of WashinFten's most exclusive
suburbs. may be purchased on very attrac-
tive. terms: Has rooms, bath sleeping
porch. cellar. laundry. cold. storage room.
furnace heat. elec. and gas: lot has 'front.'
age of so It.. containing $4,000 square feet.
covered with large oak and hickory trees:
very ssrett,iy ssnony lsnds"aped with hedEe, shrubs
two blocks ears. stores and library Owner
will sacrifice for quick sale To INSPECT
call Adams n254. Evenings. Adams R074
NO CASH PAYMENT.
Fine corner property DELIGHTFULLY."- located
close TO city: T-room dwelling with all mod
feet: fruit. shade. etc: wonderful place for
poultry Price. $7,450; monthly payments.
~ Insurance BLDG Main 41S7 :
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
II kOoMS, 6-CAR GARAGE: FACING SEN
ate ONCE BidE,; best buy y ~ Wasninston:

ate ONCE Bdf fions ss.t asIs SSs Z assss g.
Ssrln Sxoa oRpSRPps n S TO smcSaE s.A
brick home NJ 81 feet Vide. of the modern box
fssf and %GS:aRnF ae This rooms sesssoom ssrss Se@s
With h;,wsh sleeirieIty screened porchc;; :;
& ss!H: + Yos 1": Ssnt e e fSS Eay qn' the EsansS
s,es spoNSELLy S4SS e y Is s rLASd SdiomSa Ma sas
NE NEAn bsS 9Th AND srs .s NEs Rooms
e0o per moN1a Ph"n. %" 'sis"a Msin 45ss. f5s:'
ssgs ssscs k1f!A$AF R$ESAFGT; SS;,
G. B. 1lkkS$ iRESs S., faASN ,EzsfaHssi2E r E. AGENT
BEST BUY IN TIE CITY.
.,a Modern sIs sIx,room I and hath home: W h:
norches; lot 145 feet deep to, alley: in ideal
resdsntial rs., i section. This will surprise you
ONLY $3.50 cash and the balance less than
rent. Call Mr.. Turner. Lircon 1914.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
sids 1t; Go ssss s..c Fs F
n9f nSty IT II r.. crcs slsss ana will \. i
,,o. wAPLE & LEwEy.. ,o.
bA NIOW bhICh, Ola "A NJ
II at 81 $50 $40 ossS1a essh So nss' o 0y
cant
Main 1859 1sAs'sllN M. oooFES s:S 11th St.
open seE .ra Taarf IiIS,sd H9ME Up{'i ToY!SFJ : PM
above Grant Circle Six large rooms and
low.
,o. - wAPLE LEwEy. .
loo Vermont Ave Main 10360.
a
.s% ,ss.. ,ss%s sal'a sszass %:sefn r
'sa +: an. SSIa S$ .ss','
r.o9| 9|ssf$$$5$s sEg$$5ss$s Eg$s;s$ss's $$SRsT 81 NV:
maids rSo sa sse 81: S..sf sfa clear
ihYFsSss HEfsssAa nSss iss. Nj: !, SSSS s% s1SHiS
coLUNgsaaA, 81 ,od ME1GHTs.
%a'1 + ,4as. t:ss 5ooT e.
co"don r Metal hSass d Gsrsre
wAPLE & LEwEY.
los Vermont Ave. Main l02sn.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK Sc
Eight. rooms and bath: hot water heat.
TO-, v.rSsss %AflF r.. LEwgft Nfstn ,oeso 20 e'''
six large rooms and bath. furnace heat;
price. o"'''" az 0'' ''' "''''n '' " 'e'' ~"
,S'', n: v:.xsS a, T: H., ,.,.o
fSRisy S,His isth y. sdo sT
HARDwoob9 , Floors.
oooo Z CIR
LOT. 9:iiIss 81: x r. e si6E SErAg ALLEYS.
$ saoSs. SsSSs. isb ssibdS, Gath.
lf;s ksoNHgF sNHFFsEsp aSp si4H. sT
FsRNT sRfCE kiGnT kNR REAR EkRMs eoE1gEs' Rtgy
L. W. GRooMEs. M !, i l41s F ST.
NEAR NEW = EcS1NS1oS sGSDsyco r1sH UGH SCHOOL:
Modern home, Of sr. T & b. h-wh. and
s'ee s,sar h brick sar.se near car line and
ssSc xShy stuT9T & feoai fsos
81 bKTacHEh BRICK hnSE ss 9EoAtoREp6
AVE NkS%WsEAPTEEaatf Nbs. PERGoIi' ff4+AaNfED ff4+Aal
FIRST FLOOR-Large living and dining
rooms. eluhr0om English ,arched openings
beautiful favatory. kitchen having double
d1ranhoard sink pantry room. two dressers,
iaHndrS YEEGxh chu,s ni en, etG r,r.. ,.a.. ,,o.,
ing porch, beautiful bath with shower and
shampoo. linen and cedar closets. laundry
chute. etc. Large attic. BurrOWes Screened
Gsrase-Built and for Sale by Owner.
-BROOKLAND.
ssmi detached tspestrg srlca containing saai
water heat. built-in garage: 3 porches. large
lot; les. than SS 600: very easy terms. Call
NORTH 4CSO.w
Evening star., 1926-10-21

This Home is located III W.
most attractive and ons of Il,
most exclusive sections g.
Chevy Chase. It fronts on
broad avenue overarched wit
enormous trees, and has fu
neighbOrs very handsOr1,
Homes of attractive design hkI
itself. Large rooms, open fire
place. unique porch. beautiful
bath with built-in tub an,
shower, hardwood floors. hot
water heating; also q separat.
heater for the service water
Garage to match the Home
Located on a beautiful lot
75 #. front and 130 fl. deep
completely sodded and prettil,
planted with shrubs. Ther.
won't be anything to do TO thi
everything is in perfect eopd:
tim
Evening star., 1926-10-21
WANTED INVESTMENT rror

MODERATE SlZF BTIInING LOOD
store or ro,v of houses, around Sin.nNh
must show fai" rn'url and te we'll located.
Address Rnv tn6-F star Office al"
Evening star., 1926-10-21

A Home that ls easily worth
$1,000 and If you we're tn
undertake 10 build II, II
couldn't be built for that price
II is located IN one of the best
relghhorhoods III northwest
Washington and is one Of the
most attractive Homes in that
section. 4 large rooms, with
master bedroom across the on
tire front of the house; two
rear bedrooms of unusual si2"
each leading TO larse sleep-
ing porch: the tie hath has
built-in tub and shower; the
living room and dining room
are especially we'll arranged
Kitchen equipped with one picc'
sink. Large breakfast por' II
Best Of hardwood floors. Lar,
closets. RUltln garage.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
sALE-INvEsTMENr PROPERTY.

u
TEN ZEN. Rooms; THREE COMPLETE APART,
81 car lne. 2 Isia spr'ns aHa I'd snrSse'ry H''r
DnowNTowN CORNER FRONTAGE ,a5
fon:ss btnsinr ahcH, sssoc per .e.r yesr 'sn III
n Arst-clsss condition.. Price right and
s6pE: s'sr snG':%sS' af;o. assured Address Box
,NA SD #SFfSs Ss9 0S sr FS9E T
houses house, represent an unqsuaiiy hra invest,
fn. ri leased srSs Ss toP ss
BRILL. y lS.o Vermont I'm 1f Ave s''SY X ,as. .'>
SP+LESDlD, iNvEsrMENT PROPERTIES.
olore ". '9sG1 ssGy Sampessd ho9fs 'e
ina In Particularly convenient section of the
.r,ia. Each Of 'hsse desirahle investment prop;
srtes cortair ! apartments with hath and
Owner viii sell At six and one half times
r1nm, rn1n,sl no oalue Tor Quick sale TO party having
Can Nj, .'"or or Mr. sampselIe. business
property department. for further informa-
11os v,r,1a, wAPks r.. & IEwENHi NAN ,oeso.
S,3.5OO-N.W.
Tour-famjIv brick apt. of rooms and
owner Reuted now at si2o rer month
Can he raised rery materially Easy terms
MxEfFh MEli2ffdh tsow< nscHE "Tss'"fT' itc" Fl NJ 1851
NEAR 4th AND II NV.
Two brick houses OF five rooms each lot
70 alley; IN very good condition and rented
Tor S35 each' second commercial zone
Price So cJn fnr 9th. Terms.
WAITER a RROW>. 400 II N 1883
INVESTORS.
We havs inst listed nu,nhcr of small
brick properties. well rented which can I've
bought 20 paw excellent return nn your
investment. Most of them can he Purch ased
on reasonab'e terms. see o. cali Mr..
Marshall
WALTER \ BEOwN. ltoo II. NJ 1854
SPECULATION.
1l-room h-ok house. with brick garages
for cars. House rot modern hut in evrel-
lent condition. Lot has 80 feet frontage
with alley In rear. nowntown. In vicinity
of 1th and sts NV. Can he purrha ase1
for Sla 600 on good terms: CAL n 1853.
UPPER lAth ST. NV.
Store and ap'a on west side of lath st
NV. close to Columbia rd. Owner Will sac
rifce to pnrcha hasn- Nth substantial cash
payment. Cau Mr. hsv Main 81 SHA
PIROKATZ REALTY co
Evening star., 1926-10-21
NO CASH PAYMEN~
ARLINGTON COUNTY
HOMES.

Splendid Trees: Large Lot.
Plenty of space fer children to play on
the grounds OF this sixroom hung allow near
stores and schools. hut away from traffic
dangers. Lawn is shaded by fine oak trees
purchaser desired he could build another
home on the same large lot: The bungalow.
situated in an attractive home community
of nearby Arlington County. has all modern
buy. The price il 81 800 and owner viii
accent as low as $3.50 cash and s75 a
month.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
Brick House. R11iIt to Last

Brick House Built to Last.
and low Are risk Of hrick homes have made
them extremely popnIar with those neople
over frame eonstruction. We have Just list
ed a detached six7room brick. s7ttractively
terms as low as a cheaper frame house. as
he is leaving the city and is ,compelled to
sns an large ns sa ees medsr" and
trfck garage: II is situated within a short
distance ct the @ proposed s0o-f.ot Lee Rouls; ,
Aaah and u,onthJy pavmeufs like rept
Evening star., 1926-10-21
CAFRITZ
Offers These
Big Home
BARGAINS.

8 $50
With terms Of $3.50 cash and
S65 month. The location -
in one of tbs most desirable
sections of the southeast. dI.
rectly off broad avenue. no;
far from Lincoln Park. Colo
NAL brick Home of & rooms
with GARAGE. The rooms are
large and we'll arranged. Hand
sonlelv tiled bath. artistic
lighting fixtures. hardwood
floors. unusually big closets.
economical hot-water heating
plant. big porches that are al
most as large as rooms. Hand
to schools. stores. churches. etc.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
BROOKLAND
BUNGALOW.

Five rooms. bath. ami: So. 500: very
essy terms Call North 4asO-w
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. WITHIN BLOCK OF
I4th and Park rd. We are authorized to sell a
tiOn for sig 900. Have Won ever had such
an opportunity offered as this: Inspect it
at once. II Is q bargain.
.,.. DoNNELLy q PLANT, INC, ono
Evening star., 1926-10-21
$3.50 { ash and SOS a Month

$3.50 Cash and SOS a Month.
A hve-room sturco house. bath. gas cleo
Sricity hot water heat. in Lee Heights, Va.
You are invited to inspect any of these
homes which NAV interest yeu. Call At our
Office. 14O6 New York ave, or telephone
Main 114b and one of our ears will take
Won to see these and other properties. You
will incur no obligation.
RUBY LEE MTNAR. Inc.
1905 New York Ave. Main 1145. oos
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR SALE--HOUsES.

K1LBoURSE sRPEsAss6. sREAss5 NEAR l7'h'
and A. h4a dr aoor. hon y y.nsa a
month 10 rooms baths 3 kischsns, e,
and xIIS sf2 Ss POW MAEkER E su$ ~ eo Of@t 2Sc
.. BRAND-NEW
HOLLOW TILE, GROOM
BUNGALOW.
Open fireplace huilt-in bookcases, hard
buiit-in bath and shower. i-piece sink. large
NEAR 14th ST. CAR LINE
EXTENDED.
. $11 ,5OO1Convenient Terms.
TAKOMA PARK, D. c.,
BUNGALOW-$o,O 900.
$500 CASH PAYMENT.
EXTREMELY EASY TERMS
rooms. ylass-inclosed sieertnr porch,
.Htrs large nyn. room Soccd c size o lot SesT az
ehh ts iTfsi EisE fE:xzsFEEsNpzDs BLOCK TO 18th 81
BRICK BUNGALOW,
50. o.5OO-$5O CASH.
SIS MONTHLY.
rooms; open , hrepass +; suItr nsthtus .nt,
large front yard. A very artistic home in q
delightful community.
OTHER BUNGALOWS AT
MANOR PARK PRICED
FROM $7.45O TO $12.5OO
CASH PAYMENTS. AS LOW
AS $500. .MONTHLY,.TER s
AS LOW AS sos.
For Further Information: Call
TERRELL. g. LITTLE, INC.,
1905 18th st. NV. Main 1885.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CHEVY CHASE. MD, but close
to Conn. ave. and among the
best surroundings: lovely
shaded lot of generous size
charming home with s large
rooms and tiled bath besides
extra shower and toilet for mas
ter. bedroom: many unusual de-
tails: garage harmpniZing ::
priced for immediate sale.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

On one of the highest elevations
In the District, on spacious lot,
q Msndnew detached home Of
hrst class construction and of
distinctive design; ultra mod
ern. including electric refriEera-
ton. Don't miss seeing IT.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

NEW BUNGALOW-S4,o5O.
Only one block 10 cars at Berwyn,
Md. new we'll constructed bunga.
low on corner lot about 60x100
feet. Five rooms complete with bath
with high-grade fixtures. one-piece
apron sink, electricity. large porch
shaded by beautiful naples. Large
garage with concrete floor EASY
TERMS.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE.
GEO. A. FISCHER
1910 VERMONT AVE MAIN SNn
Evening star., 1926-10-21

BROoKLAND: location conven-
lent to transportation: positive
ly the very best bungalows in
this subdivision: large. sunny
rooms large attic. foored and
additional rooms could easily
be installed; every modern fea-
ture including garage and all OF
such construction that the most
critical inspection 10 welcomed.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR S.aI.F-T.UTS

RFAUTIvT'i CHEvERI.Y LOT. ?: 600 SO
e.: equa' city int< on lne of rarid de
yelopment $1,000 cash. Address BOX 3nt-E
ofara
Evening star., 1926-10-21
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
THREE NEW HOMES IN CHEVY
CHASE. ID. c.

Cornering on an avenue.
but 2 squares from Conn. ave
cars. on large lot we'll land
scaped, a new center-hall
planned. splendidly constructed
dwelling: 8 large rooms and .
fully tiled baths. built-in ga
rage. large attic. cedar closet.
oak floors all. hot-water heat,
electric lighting. etc. Unusual
value for the figure at which il
can he purchased.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CHOICE BrJ.DiNG' LOT N WEST CHEVY
Chase small down payment and hal in
monthly navmrn's 20 slit purchaser call
Cleveland 1S5Q 90
The Washington times., 1926-11-15
By D. Lamar MattheWs

At the table near the fire, 4
"A game Of cards was in prog
ress. Over on the window seat.
Marie strlmmed tune on q
small banjuke. Near the light,
where father was reading, sat
jamie, trying. in vain to get the
right answer to her arithmetic
example,.
Finally she exclaimed, "oh,
can't study I'm too noishated9s
Mother jumped up from the
card table to investigate her
small daughters sudden illness
What have you been eating2
Why are you nauseated?" she
inquired.
AN this noisen replied jamie.
There's too much noise. l cant
study
..of course you can't, you
precious lamb" laughed Mother.
Then Daddy said he would go
upstairs with jamie until she fin
ished her lessons. A little while
later the child returned to the
living room, entirely satisfied be-
cause she had all of her home
work ready for the next day at
school
Has 1t ever occurred TO you
that the family is making it livery
hard for your little 10y or girl
to study at home? Often the
child. says nothing, because he
feels that he must submit TO
conditions that grown-ups impose.
The Washington times., 1926-11-15
u. S. SCHOOLS
EXCEL

66TT is no longer true, 1 think.
4 that an American must go
to Europe If he wants thor
ough musical education. There
are three or four Conservatives
in America today that compare
favorably, both in personnel and
breadth of curriculum. with the
great Continental schools" says
Deems Taylor. composer and
critic, in McCall's for December.
But" Mr.. Taylor adds. there
is more to the study of any art
than technical training, and Eu-
rope still offers the American
student a richness of artistic
tradition, a purity Of esthetic
standards. and an atmosphere OF
sympathy with his ideals and
ambitions that he does not al
ways find in his native land,
which, for all it's growing in
terest in art. is still inclined to
be bit suspicious OF artists.
The Washington times., 1926-11-15
Helping the Child to Study at Home

yersation and keep the little chil-
dren from disturbing those who
are preparing lessons.
The requirements at school are
vital matters to boys and girls
who are trying to make the grade.
Those parents who sacrifice some
thing else In order TO give their
children a chance TO study with-
out interruption are. ais a rule,
the ones who are pleased when
the reports come inYat the end Of
the month.
The next time yonr little boy
comes In with tagging footsteps
and doWncast eyes, bringing. his
report from school, suppose you
stop and think minute be-
fore you begin telling him how
ashamed you are Of his poor rec
ord.
II you will be honest with your
self you may realize that the
child has had no opportunity to
study at home. Instead OF receiv-
ing help and encouragement from
his own home folks, he may have
received the opposite. Perhaps
he doesn't know himself why he
cannot keep his mind on his les
sons. IL you want your enid to
stand we'll at school you will have
to give him fair chance to do
his homework. His classmates
may have a quiet place to study
with dictionary, reference books
and somebody at hand to help
solve knotty problems. Has your
child this advantage?
The Washington times., 1926-11-15
WOMEN FAIL,
SHE SAYS
66FTIEIERE are few inducements
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6eFTITIERE are few inducements
i and many disadvantages in
a political career for a man in this
country, and the disadvantages
are multiplied in the case Of a
woman" says Helen Taft Man.
ming, dean Of Bryn Mawr College,
in McCall's for December.
Dean Manning, in discussing
women in Politics" says:
'Can we wonder that skeptics
assert that woman suffrage has
not greatly affected our national
political life when we consider that
the record of women in the legis-
lature has in general been pitifully
weak. "A few able women like
Miss Julia Lathrop, of the Chill
dren's Bureau, and Mrs. Mabel
Willebrandt, of the Department of
Justice, have held public office by
appointment. Miss Jeanette Ran
kin held her seat in Congress TOO
short a time to prove her mettle,
and since her defeat most of the
women elected seem to have been
chosen for sentimental reasons
as the wives and widows OF politi-
cians-rather than on their own
records. With the election OF a
woman governor who has been
ayowedIy little more than the zu5-
her stamp for her husbands de-
cisions-a candidate only because
her husband was ineligible for re-
election-the stock of women III
politics has fallen very low.
The Washington times., 1926-11-15
LINEN STAIN
REMOVING

NlHERE are different methods
4 OF removal Of various stains
in linens, but there is one essential
principles: Never allow the stain
to remain for removal at a later
date: take it out at once.
Meat juice stains are best re.
moved by washing first in cold
water and then soap and water.
To take out coffee stains, hold
linen tightly and smoothly over a
bowl. Pour boiling water through
it, holding water at some height
to give force to its fall. Continue
this until the stain disappears.
Wine stains should be covered
witIa salt and permitted to remain
for a number of hours before
washing in lnke.warm water. This
method will also remove peach
stains, but for other fruit stains
soak in milk for an hour or two
and then pour through boiling
water or milk, as in the treatment
Of coffee stains.
Chocolate stains may be taken
out by sprinkling the stain with
powdered borax. Soak in cold
water and treat as in the case Of
coffee. Egg stains should be
washed in cold water. Grease
stains require an application of
benzine or naphthA. Iron rust is
best removed with salt and lemon
juice. Linens should be spread in
the sun and sprinkled with lemon
Juice until stain disappears. For
paint stains rub on the wrong side
with soap and cold water and
cover with a paste of starch ana
water. Ink stains require a spe-
cial eradicator that may be bought
or they may be removed with milk
or salt and lemon juice. To take
out medicine stains, soak in alcohol.
TO remove tea, spread stained sec
ton over a bowl as in the case OF
coffee and pour on glycerinc and
boiling water. For grass stains,
wash in naphtha soap and warm
water. If linen is scorched, place
Immediately in the sunlight and
do nothing further.