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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-03


She did not want to go: It was just
heaven to be here for q few moments
with him. but she was afraid to trust
herself.
Tim not In q hurry. IL you are
not" Peter answered. These woods
fascinate me BY the way"-he
laughed-'T met your three small
brothers here yesterday"
"Yes-they told me. They seemed
to consider you sort OF modern
Goliath"
She was grateful TO him for In.
Producing an impersonal note. They
were walking together along the mar.
row iktle footpath. There was only
just. room for them both: here and
there Peter had to fall back q step to
let Nan pass.
They asked me 10 tea" Peter said
again. And I may as well admit
that got as far as your gate this
afternoon with the intention Of &C.
| cepting the invitation"
She turned eagerly.
And you didn't?"
There was something pathetic in
her voice.
NO" He laughed II didn't like
| to when ii came to the point-be.
| sides-I think you had friends"
mr.. Sefton," said Nan quickly.
This was something else in the long
score against Seton, that his pres.
ence had driven Peter from her gate.
| Seton, was it?" Lyster said
thoughtfully. ~ suppose you know
that he Is a friend Of NINE"
| Eyes"
"One Of the many I am afraid 1
have forgotten" Lyster said again,
rather sadly. Its a rotten position
to be in. Miss Marraby." He gave
a half-sigh. II tell Arnott that some
day a woman will come along and
say she is my wife and i shall not
be in position 20 contradict her."
He laughed. as if to dispense his
previous gravity.
| But you will soon lie quite well
again." Nan said gently.
| Her heart ached for the trouble In
i his voice Sho lonsed to be able to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-03
About 4Our'
Health
Things You Should Know
INVISIBLE POISON

We have no antidote for carbon
monoxide intoxication-no advics
to give except keep away from it,
and this is obviously impossible in
our crowded thoroughfares.
The danger-point is the end yof
the exhaust-pipe Of the engine pro-
ducing it.
Within every physician's client
ele may be found dozens of people
who suffer from indescribable'
weakness and inefficiency, many of.
them with poisoned hearts, the,
cause of which has not yet been de-,
termined. Many of them work.
around garages, and places where,
monoxide gas is in the air. They
suffer from typical effects of gasl
poisoning, more emphatically true,
If their eliminative channels are In,
good working order, and if there.
are no evidences of bacterial inva-t
sion. 1t is very difficult to restore
these patients; we advise pure arr
when that essential to life is be-
coming harder to find.
Most gases are lighter than air.
/ 40 not know the weight of carbon.
monoxide gas, but / believe that
the human level ma become heav-,
lily saturated with II. ENOUGH to
produce slow poisoning, before it;
rises to higher strata, while in
damp weather in low temperatures
it may become positively danger,
Gus to health if not to life. Clearly,
it is the duty of our research lab
oratories to find a means of pro-
tecting our people from unsuspect-
ed dangers. Let's have trans
former" at the end Of the exhaust
pipe of the family car.
Next Week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-03

they can do. Some day we may
look into the atom and see the
electrons moving around the nu-
cieus. 1t must h> : very "siow
movie" for It's e,cctron planets
revolve around taeir nuciear sun
several billion times in second.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-03

WANT NOTICES for persons desir
ing employment will hereafter b
published free OF charge. Person
seeking help win pay FUN rates.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-03

After % years of service, start ,
ing as Office girl, Miss Mary Dillon
becomes President of Brooklyn
Boro Gas Co. Years ago upon her,
promise not to marry sic was
made manager, but higher promo
tion freed her from her pledge Sex,
no barrier to success says liiss'
Dillon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-03

Wandering deer in great herds
actually stops a railroad train in
Soforado, as bison did in early
Gays. That excites men fond of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-03

t'uN' = = very SLOW
movie" for rs e.cctron planets
revolve around taeir nuciear sun
several billion t;nes in u second.
The use Of the whipping post in
Delaware works we'll for the in
surance companies. They have re-
duced by one-third their charges
Tor insurance against burglary and
other criminal acts. Burglars do
not Ike State where being ar
rested means being dashed
IL some of the older institutions
OF torture-the boot, rack and
thumbscrew--were added to the
whipping post, insurance might fall
even lower.
The professional criminal is US
ually timid and breads pain. II
is fear of a beating, often, that
leads him to kill.
Ensore's comet was expected
within easy range of the Yerkes
observatory at the University of
Chicago on Monday, but astrono-
mers that Sat up all night waited
for it in vain. Astronomers are
puzzled by its disappearance. Dis
covered in South Africa last De-
cember, it was thirty million miles
from the sun, sixty million miles
from the earth, when last seen in
January.
1a,-s
the sun may have been absorbed
oy that light of our system. Our
sun, travelling through space. NAV
take In fresh sources of light.
neat and radiation, gobbling up
comets, meteorites, etc, as \
whale rushing through the ocean
swallows smaller fish.
astronomers will know more
about it in POPS, when that comet
is due on a return trip.
What people want thew can pet
II they pay. The national Gov
eminent suspects an interna-
clonai ring organized to give Amer
leans quick divorces. In Mexico a
a divorce while you wait costs $500. ,
ana tnere is a cheap divorce fac
tory in Yucatan.
1t would pay some promoter to
rent some little island in a NICE
climate beyond the prohibition
boundary, set up government.
and confine the island business to
a hrss class bar and divorce
court.
wandering deer in great herds
actually stops railroad train in
Soorado, as bison did in earIv
Gays. That excites men fond of
Evening star., 1926-06-02
RENT-SUBUREAN PROPERTY.

9 RMS. AND b.. "a COLUMBIA AVE.
Hyattsvile; $50 same, English Village,
bradley Hills Sl00 Il. b. Bchrend. lal7
+ NV. -
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-BUNGA u
rooms. hath; ami; Si5 per mo: also Z.
room. bath: 500 /. MILLS. l25 Frazier
ave. -
VIRGINIA HlGELANDS-NEW. MODERS
bungalow. anu. garden. garage; L. MINIS.
from l"th ri. SO. Address Box "!'s-Z
star oth,r,
\ FINE. DtLIGiiTFl'L COUNTRY HOME
Tor rent. with plenty of ground ana shade
wtthia 20 minutes rid" al the Whit" House; {;
possess !uN .1uP" /. u Mt rtH~unAhtr.
PERCY n K'~SFl;L 60.
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
Office Open Every Night. ! to g.
a, @ % the owners
a
CLEVELAND PARK.
NEW--DETACHED-S75O CASH
floors charming snsS % house. %
NEAR 21st AND MASS. AVE-
$115OO
% and p9r66Sf Sf6 cG Tss s p As'e
'' '
ONE BLOCK OF 18th AND CLIFTON STREETS
really well Hl and bath
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
side
sell at deSrabi ~
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD
S1O5OO
@ 1 SS Ss d i ss Ven ~ @hGs sss ~ % %n
~ NN
STONE & FAIRFAX
S04 18th Street. Min
SERVICE"
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OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE
No. tIr 9aG ah fa sxro1m brr hTuse moa1n T1n
lmnrovcmcnts. located 555s 9TH ct. NV.
Cali Col. :'634 W 80
GOVT. EMPLOYE GOING SOrTH. SACRl-
Ice new H-room brick: double garage. ".'
incnt big lot to alley: furniture if desired
CoLnRED-NEAR PA. AVE. S.E.. $3.50:
5-~m. brick: electricity: modern heat easy
tern tern and I'D, $50 per month: GiADMSAH' IA ,S
worth. Mt Pleasant. List yours with
RALpH G. RoBEY. 1910 Vermont ave. Main
RHODE ISLAND AVE. BET 10Th AND 7th
NV English basement entrance. suitable
ROBEY. Main 1923" 1910 Vermont ave.
BY OWNER 4th ST. BETWEEN l. AND NJ
ats; e.1-praotically new. 8 rooms. bath.
Cali Main ios5i ''' - = 90
Sc. MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION. SIX
rooms. bath. h h. hardwood floors. space
for glraxe;, s7.150. Mr.. RoBEY. Main
A REAL Buy: MADISON ST. NV. NEAR
both car lines--Modern brick home OF six
large rooms and tiled bath. hot-water heat.
cicr.. colonial cement front porch. built.in zee
tWo-car hrck garage: paved alley. Price
only S. $50 which ia less than original cost {:
terms. Fun particulars 10y addressing Box
rRICK BUNGALOW: CORNER. LOT. 7oX
CALI. Mr. ,sTlMsoN. MAIN 100. THos.
RY owNER-BUNGALow ON CORNER
Int in Leland; anil: newly papeIed and
after B 30
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lcN,, Sa..SsCRlAEE

EEN TlfUI. TRACT OF >" ACRES on
River rd.. south OF Wilson lane; an un-
II. at.,. sItc :ui on ,r ~,Nernl fine houoe
tEueud. natural nr"utN. Priced low for
quick ~alC
ALLAN :. WALKER & co. INC.
*l3 ihtn st wv. Main 2G9n
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N\<TED--g.0TS

WANT ONE OR TWO LOTS IN ANY SEC
tion. Nam 31h7 during the day or Adams
1919 in evening. lilj Eye ST, NV. Mr.
ARR ANS
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NEW BRICK SEMIDETACHED HOME WITH
largo lot. having q rooms and an incosed
sleeping porch. II has lS floor plugs, a FIRE
place. coat closet mirrored door. one piece
sink. huiltn refrigerator. hIlilt-in ironing
hoard. hullt-in tub. built. in shower. built in
matte gas water heater large porches. re
tanning walls
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
Phi. Clcvc. 1871.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

1907 9th ST. NE-BEAUTIFCL 7.ROOM
tiled bathroom. . extra large back porches.
iiirl"sed: large yard and garage: newly deco
rated: ami. Cali OWNER. Col. 63l4
Small cash payment
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(COntlnued)

WILL SACRIFICE MY 7RooM BRICK
| home, y acre ground. chicken yard fenced
tn IN; =, garages grsn" arhor and othcr fruit
Gffer. Al ron,enirntrs. :, Half way hetw"rn
clarendon and Ballston. Va. VIII find own
pr at house nearest to Presbyterian Church.
on riSht-hLnd side OF boulevard Ballston.
Virginia.
ARLINGToN. vA.--sEvERAL NEW Bun
terms. L, j MvMFoRD CIar. 80, VI 3.
GHERRYDALF. -pEAuTiFtLLY, SIT
! ro"ms. h. " h. :i-car garage: $3.50: easy
tFr'ls. Cal Mr.. R0REY. Nam l025".
TAkoMA PARK. MD---SUITABl.E FOR
rlnh: sanitaiium, or home. near, . ear lines.
IL rooms. baths. INV H. hardwood floors.
"nen treplarr electric. sas. three-rar "a.
rage: newly renovated: beautiful lot. l00X
200, Call Mr.. ROBEi. Nam 1923:
suB'RBAN BARGAIN--37 900 SO. FT. OF
ground abundant with rare old trees shrub
berry fruit trees and ample garden space
hne. modern home: paved street. Very sat
lhtactory terms may he arranged. CALI.
MR. STIMSON. MAIN 166. TiOS. +.
FARRELL co.
BARGAIN-LEAvlSG, CITY, MUST SELL.
nished: large lot. garage. ans. viii sacri-
nee for substantial payment down. l35 Car
roll ave, TakOma Park
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HEDGES G. MIDDLETON, INC,
142 Eye Street NV. 14l2 Eye Street NV
S15,OO-JUST OFF 14tt ST--l2 Rooms, , Baths.
,"at.s! . feet of 18th
t,ogh% al
|Sl4, 4,5OO-NEAK 10Th AND LAMONT SIS.
s!.d ssdna @ @ si f%sp fS e s~ nsi R s n %
spon: % % @ and ssK ssSs ss. OAK asas as
% @ H % a1ci n' n'a garage Well worth the price
CORNER I1OMF-Brookland
Ds4l.5y S.s BsnS sss HG 5 I % @
Win % % Ssas.s ns ses. e1i hruS Nas
b%h % s IN % Sor SH ease
S: 1aea p:r ;a0 IL Bsss.sS I S @ 5
' " D''~~o ANu "" urge your immediate inspe"on
lSl45O0-BRlCk Observation-Disclosures Park.
hsl slaion ofJ
i.rS4s Are ~ ina rSon bath al
lawns
Sl5,oOO-CllE\H Cf1ASI--English Colonial
ha. Tha. trdns% detached G resaenG, Chevy
s,e n1vse s English esens
% n fI h M h11y
tim Y hepfoof ssraS n'd end de IAN lot ohsT
l>venlns phone service until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
~ MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON BOARD
l+l- Eye street NV. Franklin 0503
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REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU.
FOR EXCHsNGE,

SCI. 900 EQUITY N Is-ApT. HOUSE OF :
rentals. What have yuu - offer? Main
54e2 TIL pnl. -
WILL TAKE A. GOOD IS!D AUTO FOR
rooms and bath ami: fine location. Main
s4s2 Till pm.
WILL TRADE MY EQUITY IN 2-FAM.
Sy fiat in southeast one block from Lincoln
Park for good automobile. Call Mr..
Jones Man 1862.
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- - = 7777777777-7-
For EECIIANGt /

by owner. a beautiful modem apartmentt
house located OH the heI-Ets ,, square of
gath ST. This building has 3: housekeepng
Spsrtmsnts a. renting 70: $ls3oo Mi RGI y,&r: ,Ic
smaller property in part naSiien: and make
exceptionally liberal terms On the balance.
Address Box l4O-z. star of!ire
S.cI SyCKi Si5E - CONVERT THAT VA
sent property into a homo; You have held
long time and in ,r all probability viii
aesYtitul spanish desisned 2-story and cellar
br,r and stucc1 resdenec rooms tiled H.,
place brick mantci front ind back porshes;
s 300. First trust. 5000: equity. 10000.
MI MI take good lots for part or all Of equity
|consn ave. and Chesapeake sts, NV.
For exchangeh!ee Zee. new i Ch Sall1ornia ri bun
large rooms. unfinished second floor, full
;eiler Laundry. hot-water heat. oak floors.
bug lots, refrigerator cabinet. Price. $4,000
each. First trust, $4,000. at 6fe. Trade
|all or part of equity of $5 900 in each for
good lots to build upon.
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b,,onsiav on prominent in northwest shoro9shfare
on hsalas pASMI Zoos Sss lot and garage
IXspECr ?l2 SPRING RD. AND SUBMIT
onen for reMS inspe"tom "r,1fa'c io@nao @ vacant ana
hAHGE barISI 2orooT HousE IN bEsIRAhLEE i, ABLE
RK,4 RKa4z IL: RkA1r9a ra c6MrxSF S X4m Nsn iHHrlRo ai
s1X ROOM, HOUSE on ST Nv, WITH
path and hotwater heat; room for garag"
REA1TY coMpANYY..' Y.''?si Main nni o1iI. 'N0,N q Il
BARGAIN TO CoI.ORED: NEAR 18th AND
+ sts nw,-Colonial brick, containing ii
ms, porches; large lot and garage; small
''sn paYHeMff IT. # cHkrTERH' ctskk rTE?H'f,{ R{EAfToR ,1Fns
3oS Investment Bldg Main AIS.
A DELIGHTFUL CORNER HOME. WITH
plenty of ground. in the best northwest sec.
"o' o"1GE PERCY G'l i Se1 Rttssr1T, :, lsrTanj Co.
9"6 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
-, Beautiful. modern brick dwelling IN
Chevy Chase, close TO Conn. ave. 1t con
eIn convenicnce, including buiit.in garage,
9Er@n ,Er ,a BRICK fireplace s in living room and oil
low price. This is the best value i'll u
Chevy Chase home. Address Box 1897. Star
Office.
500 500, EMERSON ST. N,iw11coRNER HOUSE,
baths. hot-water heat. buiit-in garage
screened and weather-stripped. beautiful
lawn and shruhbery.
54oa Sth, st. nw-Detached dwelling.
containing u large rooms. bath. hOt-Water
heat :-car Rarage, screened. weather
strinned. awnings. 49,,
containing . rooms. gas. water. deep lot to
alley So $50
rooms @ bath room co. for rarase: W1sse!Ss Ss3%fb6 % o
Six-roon, and bath home. IN best loca-
tion of SW.. in excellent condition: newly
papered and painted; $500 cash. balance $40
per month.
9th ST. sw. near Eve st 30 rooms tiled
bath, cellar modern heat. electricity. garage,
excellent home.
". sw., near 6th--Two-story brick
dwelling. containing six large rooms. bath:
FLOYD F. DAVIS COMPANY.
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3os Insurance Bldg 18th and Eve NV

AIT. HOUSE. 1S APIS. INCOME, $4,000.
APT. HOUSE. income ST. 900; we'll financed.
APT. HOUSE. apis. income S6.5oo.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY. downtown. l trust
ALSO SEVERAL CLEAR RESIDENCES.
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BEST VALUE ON MARKET.
Five-room and bath bungalow, corner
fenced; block District line. Is minutes down
town; Bradbury Heights. Nd: beautiful
pTi pTofit: ~ 55o: iern's n' Apply Ct.E' SIIMS.
on premises. Beck aliG Baker steHs
Evening star., 1926-06-02

WOODBRIDGE. ID. {.
We have the best in Woodbridge and yicju-
ity: Many beautiful G.room homes. only
$3.50 and $3.50 cash; Prices .astonishingiy
cash. Many new lstin.=. !! will pay YOU
to see us before buying
John NJ. KING g. CO..
2.l2 II. /. Ave. NE. Pot. 3e6
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FOR SALE-HOCSES.

FOR SALE-HOCSES.
NEW DETACHED BRICk
HOME. CLEVELAND PARk.
Eight rooms and three baths. four bed
rooms and two baths on second floor maid :
room and bath in attic and large cedar
closet. Large living room with oUen FIRE
place and huilt-ln bookcases. breakfast a
cove FrKldaire icer. oil-burning hot-vater
heating plant. This home is copper screened
bought on reasonable terms Phone Man
1850 M for, for de.ailed information e@a as; 20
New Detached Brick and StuccU
Home-S0. .o4O.
In q rapidly growing community Is min.
utes from the center of downtown. This
home of the most attractive architecture has
. rooms and tiled bath. breakfast alcovc
aot-water heat. large open fireplace. OAK
flooring, Convenient 20 stores. schools and
:,Gs5 to INSPECT. % Ask te,i'M for Mr. WHfrfAGRsf Wifi Gs
New Detached Colonial Home.
$4,000.
situated in a most desirable location sur-
rounded by big trees. This home Of eight
rooms and two baths Of "enter- enhance de-.
built-in garage. slate roof oak flooring
vantaKes. A real home at q bargain pre-
Phone Main 3es9 for. further information
Graham & Ogden, Realtors,
3l3 Woodward Bldg.
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WI, - NEAK u Mae rs $3.50: i775E $500 cash
1880 mo. A dandy 6room brick house. con-
tanning hot-water heat, bath. cleo. concrete
block garage to wide alley; ,nd n periect ase fS ca
Mr.. WITT. Main 91l2. sHAPIRo-KATz
REALTY CO.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY NEW
modern hung galow in Chevy Chase D rooms
well planned: tile bath. garage; lot 40Xl3b: ::
price and terms very reasonable. OWNEh.
address Box 2S3.Z. Star Once .
18th Ann NEWTON SITS. NW.-NEw Is
r, bath. h-w.h. gas. cleo. built-in garages.
Cal Main lO252.
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Successors

d. {. N.ALAND CO..
Deprike Bldg. Main 80.
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$3.50 CASH-S5O MONTH.
Woodbridge bungalows. modern throughout. :.
h..w.h.. cleo. lights. laundry trays large sleep
lng porches; shade trees; only = blocks 10
Rhode Island ave. cars Immediate nosse ssiou
McLACHI.EN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 433 Evenings North 3l3
Evening star., 1926-11-10
A Half Million Dollars W0r
Life time Furniture Is Rep
\ ,Snnin0s Sfnrf TOn,0rrn,r

WHEN 8 o'clock opens the
w doors of the Mayer Store
tomorrow morning, more than a
half million dollars worth of Life
time Furniture will be offered
the Washington Public at tre-
mendous price reductions. The
savings are large.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

VOU have no idea of he.va1ues.
They are remarkable! The
quality is the usual Lifetime
type" which means that apolo-
gies are never in order, regardless
OF what standard Of comparison
may be used.
Evening star., 1926-11-10

The tremendous price reductions do
not affect our policy to prepay freight
to, customers who desire out-of- town
shipments. Shipments will be prepaid
to your nearest railroad station. as is
the usual Mayer & Co. custom.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
The Repriced Values
Include Mayer Service
as follows

Storage
Due to the unusualness of the price
reductions, furniture purchased during
this Repricng Event will only be
stored for thirty days where later de-
livery is requested.
Interior
DECORATING
The same efficient staff of Mayer &
Co., decorators is at your service for
advice and suggestions interior ar
rangement. This service, as usual,
costs you nothing.
Charge
Accounts
The prevailing low prices in no way
affect our usual policy of granting a
charge account The courtesy of an
account will be conhdentialy granted
Prepaid
Freight
The tremendous price reductions do
not affect our policy to prepay freight
to- customers who desire out-of.+ou,,
Evening star., 1926-11-10

The prevailing low prices in no way
affect our usual policy of granting a
charge account. The courtesy of an
account will be confidentially granted
Evening star., 1926-11-10

WHOLESALE furniture prices
w are lower. Buyers returning
from the big Furniture Market have
learned it. You get more F furniture
tor your money today than you have
been ab1eto get for years. The trend
OF Furniture prices is downward.
Evening star., 1926-11-10
Not a Sale
But a Permanent Re-

Distinctly different from Sale, this req
of Lifetime Furniture IS permanent. The
low prices will remain Until, the goods are
The early shopper will get the choice se1e
Evening star., 1926-06-20
AMERICAN SWIMMER
SCORES IN GERMANY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
BERLIN, June 19.-Walter Laufer
of Cincinnati, champion American
swimmer, who is touring Europe. won
both of his first starts in two-day
athletic meet here against the best
German and Hungarian free style
swimmers
Laufer defeated the German free
style champion Heinrich Of Leipzig in
the 200-mcter swim, making the dis
tanCe in minutes 25 seconds He
also captured the 1000 meter event in
Is minutes II seconds. Eckstein Of
Leipzig was second. with a mark Of
Is minutes 81 seconds.
The races were in a 25.meter out.
door pool. and attracted a crowd of
% 900 persons. The only complaint
Laufer had was that the water was
so icy that not even dog would
swim in II in the United States"
Laufer and Russell Webb, also of
Cincinnati, will meet Erich Rade-
macher. Gustaye Froelich and other
German stars in tomorrow's compe-
tition. Rademacher and Froelich re.
Gently returned from a successful
swimming tour of the United States.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

the local Fairgrounds during the past
week according to Maude Parker,
director of girls activities. TO win
the silver button. the athlete must
first have acquired her bronze but
ton. In addition, she must have
proved her skill in four of the follow
ing branches of athletic endeaVor;
Hiking. swimming (at least so feeU,
goal throwing. folk dancing three
dances not used in winning her bronze
button), and collecting rare specimens
of flowers. ferns or stones.
Mary kenna and Elizabeth Coils
of Twin Oaks and Agnes Manuel,
Edith Rock, Elizabeth Mccarthy and
Mary Sheheo of Phillips playground
are the silver button winners.
The gold test button is given only
to those girls who have acquired both
the bronze and silver. In addition to
excellinG in the sports required for
winning these two, the gold buttor.
winner must demonstrate her excel
lence in leadership, sportsmanship,
vocational work, life.saving and ad-
vanced folk dancing.
Dolores Mckenna and Sadie kiatu
of Georgetown playground have just
won their gold buttons
Gladys Cissel and Evelyn Thomp-
son, Willow Tree athletes, are the
other two who will receive the highest
athletic efficiency award which can
he won on the District Fairgrounds.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
ROWING OF HOOVER
FEATURES REGATTA
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. June 19-Led
and coached by Walter M. Hoover.
national singles champion. who per
sonallv accounted for three victories,
the Undine Barge Club today romped
away with the Caldwell trophy, EN-.
blematic of the club championship OF
the Schuylkill Navy, in the Navy's
seventy.third regatta on the Schuyl-
kill
Hoover rowed to victory in the
senior singles quarter mile, then came
back and triumphed in the senior
championship singles race, and finally
closed the day by strokinS the Undlne
senior centipede to a wide victory.
JTndine scored 60 points against 40
for Penn Athletic Club, Sc for Vesper,
% for Bachelors and is for Pennsyl-
vania Barge Club.
Nine clubs figured in the final scor-
ing. Malta having Is. Crescent l.
Paramount and Quaker City points.
The regatta was featured by Il
series of sensational races. Outstand.
ing was the rowing by Hoover and
Bob AgneW In the championship
senior singles. Hoover won by more
than two lengths, beating the pick OF
the singles oarsmen.
Bob Agnew Of Undine, one OF
Hoover's proteges finished second to
his coach in the championship singles.
beating Paul Costello, Olympic oars,
man. by a. fraction of length and
Garrett Gilmore, of Bachelors, for
mer national champion, by more than
n length. J. McNicholas and Paul
costello won the senior doubles.