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Evening star., 1926-11-27
CITIZENS |NDORSE
DISTRICT PROGRAM
Council Approves Proposed
Legislation and Adds
School Board Act.

The legislative program of the Dis
trict Commissioners for the forth
coming session Of Congress, aug
mented bX legislation providing for
an elective board of education, was
indorsed by the Citizens Advisory
Council last night at the first meeting
under its new chairman. James q.
Yaden. The council, however, eXclud-
ed the proposed bill designed to force
the Washington traction companies
to enter into a voluntary merger.
pending a report by a special com
mittee which now has this subject
under consideration.
A bill to establish permanent and
equitable fiscal relations between the
Federal and District governments
heads the legislative program. Legis-
lation calling for complete repeal OF
the Borland law and elimination OF
the remaining grade crossings are
other measures in the councils pro-
gram.
Rorland Act Exception.
The only material difference be.
tween the legislative program OF the
Commissioners and that approved by
the council concerns the BOrland act
and the elective school board leglSla-
ton. The Commissioners are willing
to accept a modification of the Bor-
land act to relieve abuttinS property
owners of the assessment for the re-
surfacing of streets. but the council
will insist on its unqualified repeal
In taking this stand the councll Is
consistent with it's previous action.
The Commissioners unlike the council,
have failed Fto include the elective
school board proposition in their lesls-
lative program.
The proposed merger bill is expected
to be added to the councils program
as soon as the special committee
makes its report. The committee Is
headed by w. I. Swanton, who an
nounced that conferences would be
held with officials and attaches OF the
public Utilities Commission before
drafting the report.
With the exception of the proposed
merger bill. all of the other leglsia-
ton is pending in Congress. Reports
on the status of these measures Will
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COLLEGE, INSURlNG
PRESIDENT, REBUkED
Williams and Mary Board of Wis
itors' Action Reported to
Gov. Byrd.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


RICHMOND, Va, November 27.-
The State auditing committee has
disapproved the action of the board
Of visitors of the college of William
and Mary in insuring the life of its
president, DR.. j. A. G.. Chandler, for a
very large sum for the benefit of the
college.
The report was made to Gov. Byrd.
It commends the work of the special
accountant of the State in his sys-
TEN of checking up accounts of the
various State agencies. 1t shoWs there
are no deficits more than expected in
the conduct Of State institutions, due
to conditions and increase in costs.
The report also condemns the purchase
of expensive cars by some officers, and
charging their operation to the state,
holding that the cars should be owned
by the State and should not be of the
expensive type. The practice of send
ing heads of departments to all sorts
of conventions is not favored.
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be made at the next meeting by vari'
Gus members of the council at the
suggestion of Chairman Yaden.
A bill now pending in Congress to
provide for an additional method OF
foreclosing tax sales and tax deeds
in the District was unanimously IN
dorsed by the council in adopting a
comprehensive report on the measure
submitted by Robert Faulkner.
The bill provides that whenever any
real estate is sold for nonpayment OF
taxes and assessments of any klno
and Is bought by the District tne
property shall be sold at Judlclal
sale.
1.-THE council is advised said the
report, that situations exist "nere
taxes in arrears on certain real estate
are so large that it Is Impossible lot
the District to sell the same by PUBIC
or private sale for an amount IN eA,
cess of the said taxes. The purpose Oh
this bill is to remedy this situation.
"There has been a great deal or
criticism directed at the present
system of tax sales generally Whlcn
the council believes should be silenced
by changing the existing law IN re-
spect thereto" g..
Mr.. Faulkner pointed out that IL
the bin Is enacted the loss in taxes
to the District would amount 10 ap-
proximately 100000 a year, "Of
course" he added this will only ne
for the first two years and the maxi,
mum delinquency will hardly exceed
81 900. 900. This estimate, OF course
is based upon the present unsatlslac-
tory state of the law"
Would Hurry Payments.
Enactment of this bill, Mr.. Faulkner
declared. will result in a more prompt
pavment of real estate taxes ana also
will reduce the number of tax sales.
Another, bill pending in Congress
providing for the acquisition OF the
Reno tract for a reservoir. school,
playground and park purposes was
discussed informally. report on
this measure will be made later by
George G. Havenner.
Jesse c. Suter. former chairman OF
the council. was accorded the privilege
of the floor upon motion of Harry
n. Stull. This courtesy already has
been extended to Charles A. BAKER
and William S. Tolbert, former mem
bers.
The council changed its meeting
night from Tuesday to Friday for the
first. second and third weeks Of the
month and Saturday for the fourth
week.
Evening star., 1926-11-27
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, November q
(SpeciaD-Joseph Martin, a 15-year-
old negro was found guilty of perjury
by jury in the Circuit Court here,
and he was remanded to Jail to await
sentence. It was charged that In
testifying in a shooting case he swore
he was not present.
Mrs. Edwin Fry was the hostess at
the last meeting of the Rockville
Womans Club. Following a short
busin 'ss session. conducted by the
president, Mrs. j. Somervell Dawson.
n program. including az paper on the
At the meeting next Thursday Fred
eric William Vile will speak.
Unsuccessful Republican candidates
at the recent election have filed with
the clerk Of the Circuit Court here
sworn statements of their campaign
expenses as follows: William II. Bur
dette, for county commissioner, $40;
William C. Watkins, for judge of the
Orphans Court, S25; Alexander r.
Shepherd, for clerk of the Circuit
Court. $9.05.
The semi-annual meeting of the
WOmen's Democratic Club of Mont
gomery County will be held at Dixie
Tavern, Rockville. Thursday after
noon of next week.
School to BE Dedicated.
The new public school building at
Glenmont, which has been in use
since the beginning of the present
school year. will be dedicated Saturday
of next week, under auspices of the
Glenmont Parent-Teacher AssOcia-
ton. Erection of the building made
possible the closing of the schools at
Lay Hill and Wheaton.
Janet Montgomery Chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolution, of
this county is contemplating purchaS-
ing what is left of DoWden's Ordinary
at Clarksburg, and has appointed Mrs.
Walter T.. Perry, Mrs. Holer and Miss
Laura Gilliland committee to con-
slider the proposition.
The young people of Germantown
and vicinity held their annual Thanks
giving dance in the Germantown town
hall last evening, a large number of
guests from the county. Washington
and other places attending
Marriage License Issued.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for the
marriage of Loring T. Triplett. 20, of
Rockville, and Miss FIilda lola Lock
hart, 19. Of Washington.
The county commissioners have an
nounced the sale to Townsend, Scott
Son and Stein Brothers & Boyce Of
Baltimore of $4,000 in county bonds,
issued for road CONSTRUCTION in the
county. The Joint bid, which was the
only one submitted. was $4,000 and
accrued interest. The bonds bear in
terest at per cent, are in denomina-
t1ons of $1,000 and two are redeemable
each year.
Home economies was the topic at
the bi-weekly meeting of the Rockville
Inquiry Club, held at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Goode. and a
paper on that subject by Mrs Charles
G. Holland was a feature
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following
Vaughan f. Kelly Of Clarendon Va and
Mary +. Payne OF Berryville. Va.
John We rcn and Maggie Mankins
Junius W. Hobbs and Carolyn +. Weaver.
:, James +. Morarty Of Quantico. Vas and
lanes 7. Taylor of THIS city and Eliza
beth Simpa0n Of Popcs Creek; Nd.
leen S. Allison Of Clarendon. Va
Henry T3ney and Eleanora Harold.
Merhle T. King Of Germantown. Md, and
Eii7abrth +. BiFgfrd of this city.
Joseph Simms and Mary Campbell.
Augllster b. Bundy ana Mary q. Samuel
both of Oh nee, Va
William H. Siegfried of Richmond. Va
and Georgia f. Bailey of Newport News. Va.
Albert II. Armstrong of New York City
and Hortense Price of this city.
Patrick @ kppfe and Agnes c. Hurdle
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WOMAN AUTO!ST HELD.
Manslaughter Charged as Result
of Accident Year Ago.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND. Va, November 27.-
Mrs. Henderson Y. Wagner. arrested
several weeks ago on a charge of hav-
ing run down and killed Miss Mildred
Parrish more than a year ago, has
been held for the tienrico grand jury
on a charge of manslaughter.
The mother of Miss Parrish and a
young woman walking with them at
the time were hurt. Mrs. Wagner
had been blinded by headlights, it was
explained at the preliminary nearing.
Mrs. Wagner was granted bail.
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gn MemoriaM.

iOODSON. Sacred to the memory of low
ing wife. a devoted daughter and a moth
ers faithful companion. ALBERTA LUZ
HETT GOODSON. who left US one year
ago today. November p. l925.
'Tis sweet to remember who once was here
Though absent to me she is lust a. dear.
The midnight stars shine on the grave
OF one ] loved but could not save.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND I. Ii. GOOD
SON.
You left me broken-hearted
One year ago today.
But | know you arc III heaven
And will meet Won there some day
HER LONELY MOTHER. A T.. Will
tIAHS
Evening star., 1926-11-27
NEW COUNTY TREASURER
Upper Marlboro Appointment Made
to Fill Unexpired Term.

Special Dispatch to The Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. Eovem'
ber 27.-To fill out the unexpired term
Of County Treasurer George W.
Waters. tr., who has resigned to as
sumo his duties as a member OF the
board of county commissioners, 10
which he was schosen at the recent
election. r. Ernest Smith of Upper
Marlboro. county treasurer-elect. has
been appointed by Gov. Albert Z.
Ritchie.
Waters resignation takes effect No
vember 80. The regular term of four
years for Smith will begin April l
next.
Evening star., 1926-11-27
ROADS MEETING SET.
Fairfax Committee to Consider
Joining Planning Move.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star
FAIRFAN. Va, November 27.-
There will be a meeting of the Joint
committee on roads of the Fairfax
County Chamber of Commerce, Ar
lington County Chamber Of Commerce
and Alexandria City Chamber of Com
merce Monday at 8 pm. at the Airing
ton County Courthouse with repre-
sentatives of the State to consider the
question of including Fairfax County
in the plans for greater Washington
by the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
Evening star., 1926-11-27
Students Form Science Club.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
O%ON HILL, Md, November 81
A science club has been formed by
high school students, with Winfield
Hamilton. president: Eugene Butt,
vice president: Clyde Taylor, secre-
tary. and Isabella Phelps, treasurer.
Fhe school dramatic society will pre-
sent the threeact comedy. Crooks fo,.
a Month" at the high school Decern.
ber 21
Evening star., 1926-11-27
WILL DIVIDES $25O.OOO.
John Shelton Williams Leaves
Bulk of Estate to Widow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
The will of the late J3hn shelton
Williams, controller Of the Treasury
during the administration of President
Wilson. just made public, disposes Of
an estate valued at S250,000, and the
bulk of this goes to his wife.
The handsome home. Paxton. just
west of the city, and one-half of all
other property is left to the widow in
fee simple, the remainder going to his
two sons-John SkeltOn Williams, jr..
and Hubert l.. Williams. The will is
to be probated in Henrico County
Court on Wednesday. with Mrs.
Williams, John Skolton Williams, jr.,
and Lewis c. Williams. a brother-in-
law of the decodent. qualifying as
executors.
Evening star., 1926-11-27
Deaths Reported.

The following d"aths have been reporte1
To the Health Department III the last "a
John william Arth =. :oo4 18Th st.
George w. Finnel. -. 1910 y. G. ave. sc.
Hattie Matthews. IS. Gallinger HosD'tal.
John Patterson. So, Gall,ngHr Hosoital.
Louise Washington. II, 900 1st st. s.w.
william !. Proctor. hours. $50 10th
st. ne.
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Garn nf Whank8.

hEESEE. We wish to express our sincere
friends and relatives for their many acts
OF kindness, during the illness and at the
death OF our brother WILLIAM kEESEE.
THE FAMILY,
Evening star., 1926-11-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

4 luncheon for the benefit of the
LAY Nursery. Ursuline Sisters, Mon
Gay ana tuesday, December s and Z.
from Il;50 am. to pm. at Elks'
Hall, 9l9 II street.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT.

Dance and entertainment at the
Jewish Community Center $40
O'clock
The keystone Club will have a 500
card party. $50 o'clock. at Red Mems
Hall, Ill ID street.
A dance will be given by the Cedar
hurst Citizens Association, $40
O'Clock. at Concord Club Hall, 314 G.
street.
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Birth Reported.
FOIIND.

The following birth has been reported tc
the. Health Department. "
John and Bridget Scanlon. boy
Evening star., 1926-11-27

ATREDALE. female, full grown. nIajr
leather collar. no tag. CONNECTICUT snH
Florida aves. Nov. 49, good dog. North
166.
DOG-Bos:on bull, male; black body four
white feet: white ring around neck white
breast. white blaze on face: ears rnclipneG
short tail. Owner apply Washington Ami.
Evening star., 1926-11-27
The Red Triangle Outing Club w;,,

meet at Rosslyn, Va. tomorrow at
100 pm. Buy round-trip ticket to
Great Falls. Hike from Balls Hin
and down the river, returning to Nc
Lean. No campfire. Bill Richardson.
leader.
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LOST.

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+ Yea S4t s'rzi 1pt NsS4e' sSs oesani sqa S.
phires. between Monmouth Hotel 8lp and Vet- Sap-
sTap' T Nv htps Aps ao5 'fTa Fra $3.50 ssSard
CHAIR CUSHION. tapestry covered. Cleve-
CoIN PURSE Fiorentine. small containing
s rrdiy Apt, aT' toumbis & iaAiss5 7sssw 1918 Euclid
DOG. male Pomeranian forange sable1; an
swers TO- name 'Pomsie': broken tail: at
l6th and Kennedy sts. NV: liberal reward
EARRING, 3 pearls on silver chain. 1906
Conn ave NV. Frk. $500.
nAERlfsR2m Ga fGa North fisEfs s4 set with
GERMAN POLICE DOG. dark across back
male NAL ha bar1,ess % on back when lost. Cali Wood
GLASSES. Nov. ,25; shell trimmed. on G or
Sunday. -'0os"
KEY CAsE-zBlack leather, FIVE keys at.
on H Point Pssse fSG 4etSph
te,;I 70 Apt aGs 3oa, 100 Md ave. ne, or cali A.
who called Friday please call this evening
ke] ksIly All s2s G2Sm6ia %916 rd Apt. aio Phone
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. containing about $50
Reward. D. F. Sroufe. Chastleton Apis,
POCKETBOOK black and tan leather IIth
and You. about o'clock, containing silver
and black fountain pen: name engraved
"Alvne MITCHELL Cleveland 1928
POODLE. white, shaggy answering to name
of smut" IN Anacostia on THANKSGIVING;
reward 1919 V st. Sc. go
POODLE DOG: Nov. 25: please return 10
2022 9th st. nv: reward. 2Ss
Settlers (2l. female: white with brown
spots and brown ears Liberal reward Col
1891.
STOCK CERTIFICATE No. D3536. Hare
Chase, Philadelphia. Finder return: reward
4513 Georgia ave.
sum OF MONEY--Five 500 bills. probably
vicinity st. Matthews Church. last Wednes
day. Reward. Phone Main S164. 2S'
WATCH ladies'; i'll leather wrist watch case
initials b. +. on case: reward. Hyattsvile
S04 -Fo 2Ss
WRIST WATCH. Swiss. octagonal. gold. sil-
ver face: N, B.. 1S North 1132W
6Ss
Evening star., 1926-11-27

Prepare harmless and effective
gargle by dissolving two "Bayer Tab
Ilets of Aspirin" in four tablespooniuls
of water. Gargle throat thoroughly.
Repeat in two hours if necessary,
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Aspirin. marked with the Bay
er Cross. which can be had in tin
boxes of twelve tablets for few
cents
Evening star., 1926-11-27

Kappa Sigma Phi Fraternity will
give dance in the garden house of
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1926-11-27

The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance at the Denlee. 1919 r street.
Evening star., 1926-11-27

AIREDALE. , months old: "Wednesday. re.
ward 1908 Kenyon St Col. Sl66. 28s
BILLFOdD. CONTAINING forty dollars. be-
n. 10414. Apt. 5o4: O'Connell 27s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TRINIDAD AVE NE.
Twelve beautiful homes built by j. C. Nealson
Six rooms hardwood floors, screened-in porches and
garage You will have these homes TO appreciate
them Can be bought very easy terms
Drive out Florida block past 18TH turn to lett
to Trinidad ave- and look for Our sign
Open From AN. Until 93o PM
For Sale by
L. B. & H. B. MOORE,
Bond Building,
Main 42So Main 1447.
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TAKOMA PARK

New bungalow. RS. h.-wh h.. gas, elect.
hardwood floors. Large lot with sh ade trees.
This attractive bungalow priced for quick
sale Small cash and monthly payments.
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pnze
it
Well
and most
GLENBRooK
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% erk p es se match large lot Selling " coS
and o you See acting " WV
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|" 14o ST NV NJ.
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TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
So 600

Attractive 5-r. bungalow. h.-w.h:, large
fireplace: Lot 45xI35. Fruit and shade
trees. Terms to suit
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Sacrihce-$1O,5 5OO-By Owner.
Corner 9th and Hamilton. facing Govern
brick: tub and shower bath combined; sim:
liar corners priced $4,000 higher. 5I22
9th NV
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WALTER O'HARA,
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 2450. 1909 II St. NV.
BRICK BUNGALOW

Aurora Hills 103 Warren ave.
Five rooms tile bath with built-in tub
and fixtures: h.-w.h.. fireplace. oak floors
throughout. bullt-in kitchen cabinet iceh0x
ELECTRIC range. Just completed and priced at
Ss,45o With convenient terms. Open daily
and Sunday. I5s
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"FAIRLAWN."
Best location in southeast.
10th st.. Just north of MINI. ave. SO.
Best Home Values.
Built by L. o. BECK.
Homes that are different
Now ready for your inspection.
Six rooms and tiled bath.
Deep lot with garage.
House screened throughout. including
~, Breakfast and sleeping porches.
You Should See Them at Once.
Sample house. 171s 10th St; sc:
Price low. terms reasonable.
WAPLE & LEWEY,
l1o5 Vermont Ave Main 1o2eo
BE SURE TO SEE OUR
Semi-detached Brick Homes.
Southern exposure. beautifully finished.
Your inspection only will convince you that
DIFFERENT.
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east to 5th. north two blocks. or call us for
auto service.
WAPEE & LEWEY,
11o5 Vermont Ave Main 1o2eo.
Fine Detached Corner House.
1918 18th st. n.w-Brick. IL rooms. Q
baths. extra lavatory. . maids rooms. with
full bath in basement: 3 back porches cleo.
h.-w.h. Excellent location for doctor or
boarding house. Reasonably priced In
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BUILDER AND {

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6-room and bath bungalow. ami. two
large lots F0x150 #; garage. chicken
house. garden: hardwood floors throughout.
huilt-in kitchen. features; Less than
$4,000 for quick sale. No agents. Can
be seen any ::ne by appointment. L block
off Baltimore Washington pike. l block from
University of Maryland campus. Phone Ber-
wyn 111-R. LEROY W. INGHAM. College
Park Nd 1Hs
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MT. RAINIER. MD.

$4,000: $3.50 CASH. S45 A MONTH
4 new h-r: bung; bath ami. pantry.
concrete cellar, laundry tubs. large lot con
$3.50: $3.50 CASH. $50 A MONT!
hootnsse New 5-r b4ng bath ami bgit,n
don't wait. only one left
PERRY BOSWELL.
Phone HvattS q =. Mt Rainier Md
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TAKOMA PARK.
c7 O0O

New 5-r. tunga h.-w.h.. gas, elect.
Large fireplace. Lot 50x150. shade trees.
Priced to sell. Small cash and mo- pymts.
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ADDITION.
81 nA0 GH

SAUL'S ADDITION.
81 900 CASH.
This very fine home is seven years old.
Condition excellent. The seven rooms COM
prise very large living room with stone
fireplace, dining room and inclosed break fast
room and dandy equipped kitchen. three
large bedrooms and bath. The lot is 90 IT.;
vide and highly cultivated with flowers and
shrubbery: garage.
Insurance Bldg. Main 1915.
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44l5 Sth ST NW-SEMI- DETACHED
brick +. rooms, arranged for y families:
newly decorated in excellent condition:
h h. elec. Pittsburg heater: Q garagee;
easy terms: no dealers. 10
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HEATTSNILIE HILLS.
BARGAINS

500 TO $500 cash, balance like rent VIII
buy following.
New 4-r. and bath bung.. with sleeping
porch, eler. light, Price, So 300
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elec. Light. concrete cellar. pipeless furnace
laundry trays. garage. large lot. Price
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cellar pineless furnace laundry, trays; lot
10-r and bath house a mi INV H. ~
acres. shade trees fruit trees. garden. ga
Or and bath house with rs acres of
rolling land Beautiful stream running
Through property. large barn. Ar. tenant
house; property suitable for country club
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ington ant. Baltimore Boulevard where
g 1000 c;.rs pass daily. II miles from
The;G. are, the hests buys for the money
around Washington
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Main 9O8O.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

Chevy Chase. d. e.. one block
east OF Circle. New English
oriental stucco. on large cor. lot,
Nevada ave-; 8 rms, large sip.
porch, 2-car built-in gar; dis
tinctive i'll every detail. Just
completed and for reasons Of
fered at cost.
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TAkOMA PARK.
so 800

Near sanitarium r. baths. Semi
bungalow. on large corner lot home to
be proud of. Easy terms
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ROSIcNfONT.

$40 500 huNs flA-~onrl home lust off the
boulevard ON improved street. II YOU want
a ho-7e 20 minutes from the city. with every
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eponsihie purchase
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Good f>rO-sto-V S-roorl house. hot-water
heat. Il N : 0orches front and back. all in
fine shau" uIce lot. Alr"adN financed VIII
arranre terms TO Suti Possession at once.
Pr.caB ~lSht at So 500
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-02

for three days beginning Monday
next. Is the greatest picture he has
ever filmed. Only once before, he
says. has he made such statement.
that. in speaking Of "The Ten Com
Mandments."
my enthusiasm il rooted about
several pertinent points.
What gorgeous chance for ro-
nance, a Volga boatman, a human
mule. thrown together with q prin-
cess Of the blood. when servant be-
comes master and master servant!
Think back over the great romances
Of the French Revolution. how all Of
them have been successful, and then
consider the possibilities inherent
in Y story Of modern French Revo-
luton, q Tale Of Two Cities or a
'Scaramouche' in modern clothes
treating Of strono vital drama which
has been played out in Russia within
the memory Of all.
''Then, too, not since 'Suwanee
River has there been such n distinct
~ national folk lyric us the Volga
Boat song. Its rhythm supplied the
excuse for this pilot odrama and it's
use during the playing Of the picture
will carry with it tremendous
parallel emotional force"