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LEEHE|GHTS HOME
HAS IDEAL SETTING
Represents Modern Comfort
With True Colonial
Background.

For those who desire a home with
the architecture tradtionally in keep
ing with the early colonial history
of the country, The Stars model home
at Lee Heights, Va, will be partic-
ularly attractive.
This house. which is being erected
by Ruby Lee Minar and designed
by Ward Brown, embodies all the
elements OF a typical Virginia colonial
home. Much effort was made 10 plan
this house TO fit the surrounding land
scape and to represent the HISTORICAL
traditions of early Virginia residences.
This model residence is a six.room
frame detached house designed along
simple lines that are attractive. Its
old d.fashioned porch. almost flush 10
the ground; it's fenced-in garden and
general design all bark hack 10 early
years of American history.
Atmosphere of Quiet.
The lot is Of comparative size. heing
more than 70 feet on the front line
and with an average depth of l54
feet. The design of the dwelling and
the landscape plan combine TO provide
an atmosphere of quiet.
The demonstration house is near a
paved highway, the trolley and the
bus
Inside the house modern equipment
will be used The hot.water heat
ing plant has a self-regulator. There
is planned a builtin ironing board
in the kitchen. electric lights in the
closets and laundry trays in the base
ment. The house will he equipped
with electric refrigeration and the
heating plant will be fueled from an
oil burner.
Two Fireplaces.
Features that still remind one of the
old Virginia days are found in the
brick -foored entrance porch and the
covered porch at the side with its
old ia shioned pillars. The windows
are placed opposite each other on
the sides of the large living room 80
that one can stand OF the front porch
and look through to the garden and
terrace in the rear There are two
large freplaces. one in the living
room and one in the master bedroom.
The fireplace in the master bedroom
is recessed. with closets on each side.
| The other closets are large and
roomy. The floors upstairs. as well
1 As nOWH, are 10 ne ol Ieu Odh. Inc
| bathroom Is tiled.
In studying this problem the first
question for the architect to decide
was the relative importance Of the
/ main avenue Of approach as com
| pared to the best composition of the
house and grounds, regardless of ap-
! proach. AS developed. the entrance is
not from the main street but from a
| secondary street. This affords the
| best light and ventilation. these being
considered more important factors
than how the entrance was arranged.
| II is common knowledge that break.
| fast in a room with morning sunlight
| Is desirable. 1t was also known that
| the south garden could he made a
CONTINUED on Page Eighteen.)
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STAR MODEL HOME
GOING UP RAPIDLY
Foundation and Cellar In
and Walls Put Up to
Second Story.

The Stars model home being con
structed by l.. f. Breuninger & Sons
on Alaska avenue at the corner of
Thirteenth street has been progress
ing rapidly during the last few days.
The foundation and cellar work are
all in and completed and the brick
walls have been carried up to the
second floor.
The ideal location of this home is
becoming more apparent every day.
1t is on a corner lot with over 100
feet frontage. The location is one of
the highest in the city of Washington.
There are many unique features
in this home which will become ap-
Evening star., 1926-04-03
PLAN CITY CLEAN UP.
Kansas City Oficials Seek to Re-
move Unsightly Conditions.

A Spring cleaning of the city's bust
ness district to keep up with the
standard of attrsctiveness of its parks
and residential districts has just been
started by the Kansas City Real
Estate Board, which has appointed
five committees to take charge OF the
Improvement campaign, each commit
tee to be appointed TO a definite sec
tion of the downtown retail district.
1t is planned to eliminate unsightly
conditions on vacant property. to
clean up vacant storerooms, to ban
ish overhead signs. and to remove the
sidewalk display of merchandise.
The campaign follows an appeal for
greater orderliness and beauty In the
business sections of American cities
made at the annual convention of the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards In Detroit in June OF last year
by H. r. Ennis of Kansas City, former
president of the association.
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parent TO the visitor as the building
progresses The builders are main
tanning their own engineers AT the
job to explain the details of this con
struction
The plan of this house. which ap-
peared in The Star last Saturday, has
elected wide and favorable comment
according to those in charge. The
builders have received many sug-
gestions and comments. all of which
are interesting and many of which
can be prohtahly made use Of. 1t is
expected that this home will be COM
pleted by June l.
This house is open for the inspec-
ton of the public during it's construc-
tion.
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Plans for Drive TO Be Told at Dinner
OF Better Homes" Workers April "a

interested in better homes. The vari-
Gus committees and their chairmen
are: Finances. Miss Emeline Whit
comb: publicity. Mrs. Belle S.
Ketcham; universities, DIR. Nina c.
Denton: secondary schools. Miss
Catherine Sell: elementary schools,
Miss Emma s. Jacobs: women's clubs,
Mrs. Sarah Sumner: churches, Mrs.
Belle s. Ketcham. and cooperation
with other agencies. Miss Rowena
Schmidt
An attempt is being made to enlist
the active interest of every person,
and the cooperation of special
groups of people in preparing ex-
hibits or other features is especially
welcomed.
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ONCE PRINTERS DEVIL.
Millionaire Hotel Man Earned %
Weekly IS Years Ago.

Louis SaItzman, who bought the
Hotel Nassau, at Long Beach, last
week for 81 900. 900 from the j. Hill,
man Corporation of New York, was
earning So a week as a printers devil
Is years ago. He entered the restau-
rant business and now is the owner of
II hotels and eating places
Evening star., 1926-04-03
Finish Important.

The finish of your floors and interior
trim is a matter of great importance.
for a beautiful piece of hardwood may
be absolutely ruined with an improper
finish. whereas an ordinary piece OF
wood In a pleasure to the eye II well
n HDiahed.
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SIXTH IN PERMITS.
Gain for Miami Over 1924 Was
253.S Per Cent.

The metropolitan area of Miami, in
Guiding Coral Gables. Miami Beach
and Hialeah. had permits last year in
excess of 800. 900 600 which would
rank it sixth among the cities of the
country. Miami proper reported $50.
024. .260, or a monthly average OF
81. 600. 900.
No single permits of unusual size
were included. The gain for Miami
over 1924 was 253.S per cent. Holly.
wood -by-the-Sea, Fla, being a new
Evening star., 1926-04-03

city, led all cities of the Nat in
percentage of gain. this being 9.249.2
per cent. Winter Haven. Sehring and
BOynton. other Florida towns, each
had over ] 900 per cent gain
Evening star., 1926-02-11
WILL PROBE 0sACE CASES

Announcing formally that Assistant
Attorney General Luhrin- would
make further inquiries into the deaths
Of Ann Brown and the Smith family
In the Usage InGian murder case. the
Department of Jus ice sid in Il state
nlent today that lint erestin2 develop
mentS in these cases are expected"
Mr.. LuhrinC left Tuesday for Okla
homa to assist Federal authorities
there in pressing the cases. New in
dicimeptS VIII he asked Of the Fed
eral grand Jury. which conNenes to-
morrow in the Henly Roam case To
meet technical objections urged to in
6ictments which were returned by the
grand Jury AZ il FIRST session some
time ago
Evening star., 1926-02-11
THOUSANDS COAST
ON CAPITAL HILLS
Youngsters and GroWn-Ups
Go SIedding-l4 Streets
Roped Off.

Thousands Of shouting. casting
Washington youngsters. using the
snow and sleds and enthusiasm last
night to engage in festival of fun.
converted the tragic aspect of the
heavy snowfall Of Tuesday night,
which brought three deaths and many
Injuries in its wake. into . happier.
more cheerful season. Not serious
accidenI wa reported Z" police last
night or today.
On IA streets Whi'h had been roped
off for CoaStin% by the police depart
ment from pm. to II pm. not only
school boys and school girls, but their
bigger brothers and sisters. took part
in the winter sport last night. and
bird S-eye view of the activities indi
Gated that the Capital City was er
ioSing spontaneous Winter carni
v4i on the hills and hillocks of the
CITY
Youngsters who this minute are
watching the clock hands slowly wend
their way around the dial above the
rows of desks today are murmuring
siie't prayers that there will b2 no
rain and no slush At lest until after
Saturday when the Fourteenth street
will he open exclusively for Coz sters
from 10 o'clock in the morning until
10 o'clock al night. Ii This weather
only kcenS up jn.iay: only tomorrow
and then through saturday. more
than one NOungstcr viii send IN DOS
sihly SuhconSciuu< hut nevertheless;
genuine thanks giving offerings 90 old
BoreaS and the winds of The Nor,h.
Tht a 81 &C 10 permit coastinc
are the ICiOWIn-
.NcithWE -f'n .fl-st i,et wee, | .
Evening star., 1926-02-11

portions 10 build up weight.
\cgctab Iron when combined
with Nta>t Is quite easy to digest.
there lore better for the system And
Yeast when ironized. becomes Just
twice - bencEc al Is ordinary fresh
or cFIe yeast
lroniztd Yeast tablets are com
posed of concentrated food elements.
therefore, they are pleasant TO take
and frce from drug-like effects. 1t
makes no difference how old you are
or how young YOU are--how long
you have been under-weight-or how
much under-weiSht you are. iron
led ye~ It tablets are positively
guaranteed to pick YOU right up. and
add from FIVE to twenty pounds OF
good firm flesh in three weeks tine
Ii they iail get your money back.
Sold by druggists. at Sl.O0 for
large o0-tahlet package or sent di-
rect from laboratory on receipt OF
nlicc lronized Yeast Co. Desk POS,
Atl3nta "a
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ORCHESTRA CONCERT.

Ba nd Auditorium, Marine Ear
racks. tomorrow at $3.50 pm,
concert by the United States
Marine Band Orchestra. VIII
liam II. Santelmann. leader;
TAYLOR Branson, second lead.
er. conducting.
March. Volunteers" -. Metra
Overture. Martha ..Flotow
ID; ace in olden style, "passe
Pied tfor strings). .... .Gillet
Cornet solo, fantasia, Dream of
Love ............-. NlliarS
principal musician, Arthur :.
Witcombl.
Excerpts from Algeria.
Herbert
Waltz. Tales of the Vienna
Woods .........S Strauss
Suite de ballet from the opera
"Feramors" .Rubinstein
ta) Ba jaderen Dance No. |,
moderate.
tb) Candle Dance OF CasCh-
Mrs Bride" liSteSSo.
c, Bajaderen Dance No. ;.
allegro vivace assai.
I'd, Wedding Procession.
moderate.
Marines hymn. The Halls OF
Nontezuma.
The Star Spangled Banner"
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Easy to Gain
With
Yeast and Iron
New Combination of Yeast with
Vegetable Iron Builds Up Weight
in Three Weeks

This new comb
ration OF Yeast VT
1nincs with Nege-
Bic iron rcrews
he action OF slug
gish blood cells.
drives out danger
Gus body poisons. 5.
increases energy
and endurance and
supplies the system
with tho v'tamines
that b uil d up
weight.
~ Cd y Go -
has been known aS
4 rich vita1nine
food but not until
we perfected iron
iZed Yeast which
comes III COncen-
trated tablet form.
WAS II possible to
take Yeast and iron
IN the right pro-
Evening star., 1926-02-11

Let us repeat: The above regular prices for
one dozen oranges of various sizes But today, to-
morrow and Saturday. instead of twelve oranges for
the price, WE GIVE YOU FIFTEEN
Evening star., 1926-11-03
DONAHEY CARRIES
OHIO FOR Sd TERM
Republicans Hold Nearly All Other
Places-Primary Plan
Upheld.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, November a.
Ohio has again voted to stay In the
Republican column with the probable
lone exception Of governor.
Vic Donahey, unless some unforeseen
upset occurs, which would materially
change the official vote from the al.
most complete unofficial tabulation,
will occupy the Office of chief execu
tive for another two years. With less
than 500 precincts in the entire State
yet to report, the governor was lead.
ing Myers Y. Cooper. Republican, by
almost 10000 votes.
Willis Easy Winner.
Senator Frank B. Willis was re.
turned an easy winner over former
Senator Atlee Pomerene in the sena.
torial contest. His plurality, with
some 400 precincts yet to report, had
mounted to more than 10000.
The governors plurality was built
up in returns from S,304 precincts out
of the States total of S.634. The re-
naming precincts were scattered on
the several counties about evenly
divided as between Democratic and
Republican.
The vote on governor was:
Donahey, 665, ,34S.
Cooper, 652,701.'
Senator Willis commanding lead of
SO. 600 had been built up by returns
from S.237 precincts. The vote on
Senator was:
Willis, 671,926.
Pomerene. 1899.
Democrat Goes TO Congress.
Democrats made a gain Of one Rep
resentative. electing Ben F. Welty,
Lima, in the fourth district, over w.
r. Fitzgerald, Greenville.
That the Anti.Saloon League still Is
q considerable factor in Ohio politics
was indicated in results of the elec-
sion. It opposed Mr.. Pomerene, and
candidates which it opposed for State
office were running far behind. Earl
d. Bloom, DEMOCRAT, with dry organi-
cation support. was leading James 0.
Wills, Republican, for lieutenant gov
ernor by 5000 votes in STAB precincts.
The constitutional amendment to
repeal the direct primary election
system was defeated almost to 1.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
LIGHTNING sTUNS FISH.
IS Remain in Para1yzed Condition
Following Recent Storm.

Lightning has the effect Of almost
complete paralysis on fish.
Attendants at the Craig Brook, Me-,
station of the Bureau of Fisheries
found Is fish lying stunned at the
bottom of pools In the hatcheries after
a recent thunder storm, able to move
only their heads. They lived, but no
change was apparent in their condi-
tion after the passage n several days.
Evening star., 1926-11-03

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Evening star., 1926-11-03
Cuticura Heals
letter Over Hands
Face And Neck

81 was troubled with tetter for
some time 1t began with little red
pimples that broke out all over my
hands face and neck and itched
and burned terribly Scratching
caused eruptions and my face was
80 sore that could hardly bear to
dry i. with towel For two OF three
/ days ! could not put my. hands in
\ water OF do my work ] could not
rest At night on account Of the
Irritation
II began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and after using one
cake of Cuticura Soap and one box
Of Cuticura Ointment ! was healed :"
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Clear the pores OF impurities BY
daily use Of Cuticura Soap with
touches OF Cuticura Ointment as
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Talcum is fragrant and refreshing
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&E Cuticurr Shaving Stick 25e.
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Feel Glorious!
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Evening star., 1926-11-03

Often is the case that you
need a hot-water bottle-have
you one? Now is the opportune
time for you to get a guaranteed
Hope at money-saving price.
1t is nodded into tne piece to
prevent any possible leaks and
is h-gallon capacity. Guaranteed
one year. Only CSC.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-16
Consolidated No. l

We had a 98 per cent attendance
Monday. We are hoping that day by
day we may improve so we will be AZ
to the standard.
Misses Jewell and Minnie Tharp en-.
tered school Monday. We are very
glad to have them with U.S.
Little Eddie Lee Laster happened Ia
painful accident Friday by getting
finger thrown. out of place but Mrs
Glenda soon placed it back. His finger
is getting along nicely now.
Last week ended our first month of
school. We hope to make each month
better and better
We are sorry to report the illness OF
Mrs. Rippee, who has erysipelas. She
is recovering slowly.
Sular Mondy and Cecil Johnston
visited school Thursday. Come again
boys.
Elsie Rippee was absent from school
Monday on account of the illness of her
mother
Mrs. J. W.. Smith visited school
Wednesday afternoon. We are always
glad to have mothers with us for we
feel they are interested.
Miss Dick Story made an interesting
talk to the geography class Monday on
the life of the prairie dog,
The 4th and Sth grade English classes
have organized Correct Talking Club,
it being called the &C. r. c."
We were very glad to enroll Miss
Charlcie Stacy and her brothers, Wood
row, Jim and Cloyce, Thursday
Miss Bessie Buckley entertained in
chapel Monday morning. We have a
good program each morning.
We are planning to have a program
and Christmas tree Christmas Eve.
We are glad to report our success
with our little program and big pie
supper The pie supper brought $36.7O.
We expect to buy jackets for our stoves
and shades for the windows.
Mr.. Mock is expected to be with MS
again soon Now Mr. Mock, please
don't disappoint us.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-16
Manson School

School is progressing nicely this
week as we have good attendance.
We are sorry that we didn't have
Miss Hattie with us Monday.
Glen Rice took dinner with Harry
Keel Sunday.
Oscar Burrow was pleasant caller
at Manson Sunday afternoon.
:. The birthday party given by Notra
Riddle Tuesday night was well attend
ed. All reported a nice time. We wish
Notra many more happy birthdays.
Gladys Coon spent Friday night with
Lois Mondy.
We are glad to have Mr.. Stubblefleld
with us in our arithmetic classes.
Boyd Romines and Glen Rice visited
school Monday. We are always glad
to have you boys.
We are glad to have Rid Elliott Pace
with us again this week as he has been
visiting his Grandfather Wells.
We have our basket ball now. When
we get our goals up we VIII be ready
for play.
Vida and Meta Belle Elliott and No
ira Riddles were shopping in Pocahon-
tas Saturday night.
There will be a pie supper and
short program at the school house Sat
urday night. The proceeds win go to
the school. There will be box Of
candy for the prettiest girl and a cake
for the one who holds the lucky num-
ber SO girls bring the pies and boys
bring their pocket books.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-16
BETHANY

School is. progressing nicely with
Darlington Jenkins as teacher.
J. Il. Marriott shipped car load Of
hogs last week
Mrs. Prince of Pocahontas died and
was buried at Yadkin last week.
Edwin Childress, who has been visit
ing relatives at Benton, Mo-, returned
home last week.
Miss Lessie Marriott visited Mrs.
George Marriott last Friday night.
Glen Jacks Of West Plains, Mo-, is
now visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charlie
Marriott.
Erwin Childress was pleasant call
er at the home OF j. X. Marriott last
Sunday.
Charles McElroy and Glen Jacks
visited our school a week ago Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam English are the
proud parents OF fine girl, born unto
them Nov. 2S.
Misses Modelle Childress and Lorene
Grimes were Tuesday night guests of
Miss Lessie Marriott.
Miss Mary Baldridge, who has been
seriously sick, is reported better.
S. X. Childress had business in RAY
enden Springs Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown visited
Mr.. Browns sister, Mrs. Rogers, Fri
day night.
We are planning to have an enter
tainment and Christmas tree the night
before Christmas. Everyone is invited.
Come on, English Bluff, let's hear
from you oftener.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-16
OLD REYNO

Our Sunday school is going over the
top. We invite everybody to come and
help u.s.
Oscar Graham and sister, Mrs. Yer
sic Toliver, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Patterson.
Bryan Carter and wife visited Mrs.
Carter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cave
ner, Sunday.
Ollie Patterson was a Friday night
guest Of Miss Ruth Carter
Several of our young folks gather
ed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Hedge Friday night and enjoyed some
music. A good time was had by all.
]. A. Crawford made a flying trip
to Pocahontas Friday.
Jewell Graham is visiting his grand
parents over on Eleyenpoint this week.
Norman Hedge took dinner with
Alva Adams Sunday.
Mrs. Oracle Cavenar is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Meta Crawford, this
week.
We certainly are well pleased with
our teachers this year, Mrs. Smith and
Miss Upton. The are giving the chill
dren the best they have. We hope
more Of the parents viii visit the
school. Their presence win be appre.
csatcu1.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-16
Clearview School

Christmas win soon be here and San
IA Claus is making his preparation for
his usual Christmas tour. Perhaps no
season brings us more happiness, joy
and good will than the yuletide let
us all try to make this the best Christ
mas since the first of all by celebrating
1t in the way which we should although
we realize that we can never surpass
the one which dawned over in Bethle-
hem long, long ago
We send a special invitation to Old
Santa to visit our school Thursday be-
fore Christmas. We also invite the
patrons of the district and all others
who wish to come as we have planned
to have tree and program.
We have had six absentees since last
weeks issue. Come on to school, chill
dren, I'VE appreciate your presence very
much and it is necessary that you at
tend regularly if you get the benefit of
the school.
The visit of Messrs. r. A. Mock and
Dee Mock on Wednesday of last week
was appreciated very much and we in
vite them back again
j. A. Stephens and ]. A. Gibbons
visited school and did some work on
the school building which we appreciat-
ed greatly. We have also purchased
the Book of knowledge and a new
water tank for the school. We have
not finished but have only begun our
improvements.
We wish to thank Frank Wilson for
the splendid work he is doing as our
collector. We already have a large sum
in our treasury.
c. J. Wilson visited our school We'd
nesday.
W. L. Duncan, f. G. Virgin, ]. A,
Stephens and G. ]. Wilson and family
had business in Pocahontas Saturday.
Mrs. A. II. Mccormick spent Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Smell
ing.
Mrs. j. A. Gibbons visited Mrs. J. A.
Stephens Tuesday of last week.
Pink Gregory and family, W. L. Dun
can and family. Tive Hurn and wife
Jess Osborn and family and John Haul
croft visited Uncle Bud and Aunt Kate
Hurn Sunday.
Aunt Ava Belew spent a few days
last week with Aunt Rebecca Wilson.
Ralph Snellings and family visited
at Hoxie over the week end
Edward and John George visited
their brother, Ralph Smelling, las
week.
Claude Bibb and wife returned iron
Cache bottoms Saturday.
Ray Carroll and Woodrow Carter o
Pocahontas visited Lehman stephens
Saturday.
Uncle Bill Tyler made a business
trip to Walnut Ridge Monday.
New Harmony, we are interested II
your letters and the welfare of you
school.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-16
REYNo

We are glad to have better attend
ance in school this week
We had a very interesting basket
bah game Friday night at Corning,
Reyno making IA points and Corning
II.
Dora ChappelI is in school again
after having the flu.
The teachers reading circle meets
Friday afternoon after school.
Our school boys and girls have been
quite busy selling Christmas seals
Clara Leonard is back In school
again.
Miss Vera Simino will leave Friday
for Oklahoma, where she win spend
Christmas.
Don't forget the Christmas programs
December % at the theatre
The mid-term examinations VIII be
held next week before our Christmas
vacation.
The Reyno boys defeated the NJ. b
A. boys In a basket ball game Satur-
day night, the score being 20 and II.
Mr.. and Mrs. England spent the day
at Success Sunday.
Nelson Ladd Of this place and Miss
Laura Hayes of Poplar Bluff were
married Saturday night at Cape Girar-
deau.