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1ohnHmdson,s
Dream
BY Katherine edeIman

Ohm UDsoN
was the richest
man in Canter-
field. He owned
the big works at
the edge Of town,
and had more
than a hundred
empioyees And
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If the bedroom. Perhaps the evenings
excitement had been too great. She
wondered. At any rate 1t was certain
late enough to go to sleep. but in
ltead she lived over the entire pro-
.eedlngs Of the New Years Eve party
which she had attended. The heat of
he room was sitting. Helen felt she
would smother. She called, but the cry
vas scarcely audible. The loud snor-
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all this accumulat-
ed force oul d
avenge itself.
"IIelen. Helen.
happy New Year, :"
Helen locke 4
around In her
hasty flight Some
one was calling
very softly. but
she could not see
the person. Again
and again came
the call. 1t was
a haunting sound
more like 6n echo.
Yet OF a very IA
millar voice. Hell
en- waved as she
said to herself. Il
contt find vou bilf
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- | Il w f4tif . ain no hilu u a. 0tty
IN Like some folks thinks It is
To me it's dull as crackers an
cheese
Err pop that's got no nz.
1t can't come up to Chris'mus Day
For none US girls and boys.
It's minus all the merry gifts
And all the Jolly noise.
On New Years Day we stand around
And wish the year away
But IL each day IS long as this
Well-what's the use to stay7
My daddy says that New Years Eve
Is Mother Gooses night
And II my stockings hung in place
She'll leave gift In flight.
guess she few so awful fast
She missed my little sock
For all she left was coffee cakes
That's harder than rock.
II l weren't big I'd cry. / would
This day is such drohe
feel like some ones took the meat
And left me just the bone.
I tell you New Years ain't the day
That some folks thinks II Is.
To me it's duh as crackers and cheese
Err pop that's got no iz.
BY Barton Rees 2ogue.
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Men Tears
complications
BY eleanor 6. King

RIsP. cold and
snowy. II conformed
admirably with pre-
scribed h oliday
weather. The wind
which blew in Hell
ems window was a
relief from the hot,
furnace-heated air
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little group. who cherished its tradi
ions, and unless you were "borner"
you could hardly hope to cross the
Bromley threshold. The maid had
Just announced Mr.. Smith, and a ST.
fence had fallen over the room, be
,ause, though Mr.. Smith was only m
instructor on the faculty, he WIS au
thor Of two books which were quite
he vogue In the university town. and
even the older members Of the SET
we're a little in awe Of him. In talk
ing over the evening afterwards, the
sossips who thought they were OBJ
serving, insisted that Mrs. Bromley
had moved toward the door in special
honor Of this guest; they were pos
tive, because her welcome was so
warm and natural But a few wise
ones who thought they knew, insist
ed she was more surprised than they.
and that she showed 1t in a little trem
Die of her haGd
Be that as it may, the Mr.. Smith
who entered was not the Mr.. Smith
they knew, but stranger they had
never seen before. Hence the con
sternation. Nor did Mrs Bromley
try to end the establishment In intro.
ducing him. she merely said: Il want
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A New Years
Stopover
ByFrank HerbertSweet

7 WAS a wonder
full car, with sill
yer fixtures and
soft. real leather
cushions, n heat
ing apparatus
with a circle Of
warmth in the
wheel so the
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a neO uear's
Surprise
-ssSesst
By II. LucIus COOK

ONSTERNATION
relgned In the
Bromley parlof
on New Years
Eve. The house
was jammed with
guests. old friends
of the family. II
was an exclusive
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Rhode Island ave.-One of the very best
rooms. tile bath. h.-w.h.. electric lights. open
fireplace: garage: owner has moved away
and must sell; reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Department. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 313.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

Commander. in Navy. transferred to
California. offers, one of the prettiest.
coziest. best built. Groom bungalows
anywhere in the vicinity Of Wsshinston:
chestnut trim and artistieally arransed.
Lovely shade. Location cannot be ex-
$500 o. Well built, cozy 5-room
on q beautiful lot. 5oxis5. with a varie
chickens, Owner leaving for Florida: :.
will sacrifice this So. 900. 5-room bungs-
low: on paysd street: for only 81 81 500; 90
Of the biggest bargains offered today sday
which can be made into another bed
room.
$9.50O-$500 cash and $50 a, month
for this pretty. bungalow of large
rooms one Of which may be used for an
office library or sun room: room tiled sh bath; IN
lot; splendid neighborhood: located d,ta on
two blocks from 14th st. trolley. school
and stores. Built by a master builder
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= - TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
S575OLS250 cash and low monthly payments. Stucco

s1o.75o-Just step into the lovely Nv ~
ing room of this house. Just compieteo
At once you will remark. what a beau
tiful homei" And; indeed; i IL sooo LS, %
$4,000 homes; just across the stree street :
from U. s. Senator's home. = piocks
from trolley. Beautiful living and dining
room across front Of house. Pretty; ,,, con
pantry and, built-in TefrigsratSsr; hsss. hne
ment with separate vegetable and fruit
rooms. storage h.-w. heater; garage; nne
lot with shade.
Beautiful new brick bungalow. Enter
the delightful living room OF this nome
then into the artistically arranged din-
ing room with its French windows racing
the avenue. then into the perfectly yoSI, ap-
pointed kitchen and coZy breakfast room.
then into the three lovely bedrooms: one
with seven windows. and you VII VII, Wan' Han
Offered Tor SiO. 800. Owner out of city.
s7,ooo-New bungalew Of ,In,eg Lovely
rooms. sleeping porch, fireplace pantry'
built-in refrigerator; lot 50x1oO; spleni1,
did neigh6orhood of new homes small
cash down and easy monthly payments
Five built, one lett.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

CHEVY. CHASE. D. c.
MILITARY RID. NEAR 32nd.
Owner wants offer for equity.
Detached brick. rooms. bath. ami:
Large lot. brick garage Will take small
house or lot IN trade. Open Sunday,
G. H. LALEGER. 1910 H st. NV.
Main 1919. Res Adams 2S3S.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
FOR SAIE-HOCSES.

A BROOM AND 2-BATH HOUSE ON MT
on rear lot to paved alley. about to Sc
zoned in first commercial wide house will
erably less than actual value: easy terms:
property clear: will take back 2 trusts:
for particulars call Col. 1856 after pm
BEAUTIFUL NORTHWEST HOME. 4 YEARS
old: widow lady will sell: completely fur
nished; facing 3 streets: ine rooms. tile
that is honey: widow alone will sacrifice for
immediate sale with good cash payment:
SI.oUU. Main 1881.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
FOR SALE-LOTS.


NEVER AGAIN. CHEVY CH,;. 5000 SO
IT. mr.. 42nd and Military I'd. 3Sc per foof
teady TO build on: cannot be duplicated. M
PlCHLER. Cleye. 1859.
OPERATIVE BUlLDERS-ATTENTIO
Building Lots
For row houses. eemi-detached and com
munity. These lots are III Northwest Wash
ington on the 14th st. car line. Lots, streets
and alleys on grade.
Price and terms reasonable.
B. +. SAUL Co.
Main 2lO0 926 18th St. NV.
LYON PARK. NEAR STATION: LOTS 113
ia, Moore's Addition to Clarendon: $500
50. IT.: trees: terms or viii exchange for
good eecond-trust notes: make offer. Call
FIR. 360s after 5 or write Apt. 35. Stanley
Arms.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. D. c.
Four lots corner on bus line: $500 per lot
Address Box 1T-R. Star Office.
A REAL BARGAIN IN LOT IN CHEVY
Chase d. c. Owner will take second trust
Quick action necessary.
z; L. ETTENGER; o.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
BARGAINS, BARGAINs! BARGAINS
One 10, near Conn; avs s0oft frqn, n, high: hish
grade: desirable: built-up section: 81 $50:
terms on both lots. Main 1927 or West
3l4S evenings.
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NO CASH.

bungalow. rooms. bath. sleeping porch
attic. range shades and screens: ami: VII
sell at cost: small monthly payments inc. a.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

FORECLOSURE PROCEDURE ENABLES
me to sell at 81 500 below original price de
tached brick house. rooms and bath. am l.,
on account of unusual situation. Further In
formation will he given by phoning Main
I655 or Cleye 0Q@0
Evening star., 1926-11-21

81 25O-SMALL CASH PAYMENT. low
monthly payment; about one year old: q
lie and Holy Name Schools: close to Gallau
det Park Call Mr.. Rice Main RIl1
Evening star., 1926-11-21

MASS. AVE. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Valuble property. 4-stOry brick house mod
! for private residence. doctor. club or fra.
! ternity. Address Box 125-R. Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

COIORED-3 BEAUTIFUL NEW DE-
tached bungalows. on terms like rent: 5-r..
bath. elec.. furnace heat cellars. hardwood
floors: beautiful lawns: within block of car
line pay S1OO and move in: monthly pay
ment $50 includes all interest; why nay
rent longer? Rent receipts never bought
home Open every day and Sunday until 81.
HENRY A. BROWN CO.. 1924 You NV.
North 6l44 Franklin p116.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
WOODBRIDGE. DC.

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Dandy new 5rSom bnngaloSw, ama cn.h
sSS pfp osh In nefSy a. MS
5ungslOW 0aa gas Ps BATH Ss'e elee $3.50; ssS
4sss Inquire psSos
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
near bus line: at $3.50; sioo cash and SIS
S6,e5o and S7.150; very easy terms.
WOODWARD & VIETH,
2104 R. l. Ave. NE. North 730.
BEVERLEY HILLS, VA.
view, plenty trees easy terms; the place to
out sunday dP'o or any afternoon and look it
''i ls4s Hss s szRFhH Asfaii. Asa ii.,s
TAKOMA PARK HOMES:
SS bn ssis: + On ] sasi ,:f%. sHGh
nsr; D: G side 129 t. wide tom tcsn
%8sf ssrase ssaeo attic fruit sf lot ro95i
real bargan at ssSo6 or sxehnse hase
''' TzkRoHA FARO PksK Rssg,oI:. REALTY CO..
s27 Cedar St.. hfnis9ns TaEoma Park. DC.
GROOM, HOUSE. PANTRY, PORCHEs.
ra eeaf lots oaS ali fenesd so
f55iocEs from i Old ~ Alexsndris road: prise E
l2th And Pen1s aye ny mI minutes, Tids p ds
LEVY. agent or cali Clarendon s12
BY OWNER; NEW OR: HOUSE; ALL YOU
wish for is here lot 165 by, go: at car line;
Cabin John ear stop 21. Potomac Heights,
North 57O2.
BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW
ton w3h bea1su View ON block to bus
line; rooms and bath. with buit-i1. heated
Sa5rse sat right neas,t" s'$Sit % %Xiis
easR sSS m qhs s9 f0r Oh
WOODBRIDGE, ID. 4.
garage. to0s replace. qh, h,w.h % electric lights and
range G9lSnia type With ceRtral ,Rs hall; ca9s on
500 Gd cash. ss5 No @onthy Also
lots for sale in this ssubdiylscn vi, on easy asy
terms Phone, North 1858 TILL pm. lor
~ EkSSk Jsss N, coWARPa VA g. oynsr, y
OWNER MUST A sAGRIE1scE BEL! BUNGALOW.
ton Corner anS o bath Only s56 aack sS sale
0" easy DETcH i513H COLONIAL HOUSE.
Beautifully LOCATED 81, rooms sa and r5t 9atm }1o
Also other houses listed from S. 800 to
hfE T. H. & s. +
Evening star., 1926-11-21
SALE OR RENTLSUR- PROP

COTTAGE CITY ,lCOLMAR MANORJ, 2O3
Danlel ST.; partly furn. 5-r. bungalow:
young couple to come in with owner Cali
SUNDAYS and evenings. Satisfactory terms .
NO CASH NEEDED: NEW 7-ROOM
mouse: all modern improvements: 29I5
Adams st. ne: Greenvaie near Bladens-
nurg road. or will rent to right party w
w. Carr.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

sEw rSoPs DErhscWED W HOUSE aioG NV sEcTI0N
fnll cellar: $50 cash and $50 mo. Address
Evening star., 1926-11-21

BY, oWNER-2l26 37th Nw.-PRACTI-
cinSHingn iHH new nosap tapestry brick: bedrooms. in
place pe hnlt.in refrigerator: built-in garage
ST Snu many other attractions; $4,000. Phone
Evening star., 1926-11-21

bEACTiFUL MARYLAND AVE-CN AC-
iee-tnls beautiful colonial home: Is
yapd 9pHs' grsn nardwoSd floors h;-w:h; cleo; fine
elO.O0O II sold Immediately Main 1881
Evening star., 1926-11-21

SACRIFICE TO SETTLE ESTATE. I'M.
mediate sale necessary: 8 rooms 2 baths.
ssieeplng porches. excellent northwest loca-
Evening star., 1926-11-21

CLEVELAND PARK. CORNER 35th AND
porter-Six rooms and bath. detached ;
Dutcn colonial: ami: fine lot and beautiful
CCieW Terms to suit you. Main 1868 or
Evening star., 1926-11-21

MODERN SIX-ROOM AND BATH TILE
house: built-in garage; large lot. 20 Brook
vale ave. Ashton Heights Va. Clarendon
CHEVY CHASE. MD--BROOKVILLE RD
and Shepherd St: nice detached corner
house: g rooms. bath ami; garage: owner
will sell at big loss which means big bar
gain: inYestigate Cley l400..
Evening star., 1926-11-21

BEAUTIFUL NEW 5.ROOM BUNGALOW.
on large lot: reasonable terms: for sale by
eMbneer: $1,000 below market. Call Main
Evening star., 1926-11-21

ami: on car line. 8 minutes to Treasury:
splendid white section: must sell make
oHer: easy terms. OWNER. North $50
Evening star., 1926-11-21

4IZS 6Eh ST. NV.
About 3 years old. Al condition. @
rooms tile. bath. screened lower. porch.
screened glassed and heated upper porch.
large lot and garage. Make All offer as this
G. II. LALEGER. 141O II st. NV.
Main 1919 Res Adams 283S
Evening star., 1926-11-21

k,ENNEDY BULT-SIX ROOMS. FINISHED
V' ",,r I.9nt-In .11 garage; corner; owner leaving
eIey TOD Oth st. ne. oHs
Evening star., 1926-11-21

PETWORTH-2O FEET WIDE: $3.50;
ami; g r., and b.: nearly new; paved street
cars: near ST. Gabriels Church. OWNER.
1904 9th at NV Columbia 10357.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
FOR SALE-HOUsEs tCont'd.

Colonial home in best NV. section fscinS
Rsfhn; irht:; ,rGo, rooms tiled bath. h.-wh.. elect
SssrS large yard to paved alley: sacrifice
$oIooHI;o $ooIo 20 small cash payment. S45 monthly.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

17I6 NEWTON ST. MT. PLEAsANT-BY
owner: new semi detached tapestry brick
floors slate roof: many features: second
floor now rented for $50; price. S1l 700;
Dayrents SGT monthly
Evening star., 1926-11-21
S4.75O.

$3.50.
Six-room bungalow, bath; elect, WateT fa,
sewer cellar. furnace. large front porcn' lo'
50x150: garage: easy terms:
PERRY BOSWELL. A.,
Phone Hyatts R17. Mt. Rainier. Mo
Evening star., 1926-11-21

lal3 RIGGS PL., NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
aoor ~ rooms: baths. gear brick garage 3rL
,.9 n"In apartment with complete kitchen
furnace saie' -NVHoi
Evening star., 1926-11-21

535 QUINCY ST. N.W-sTURDY. MOD.
OWNER. POI Victor Building 22s .
Evening star., 1926-11-21

SACRIFICING REASONABLE OFFER
refused: q rms gar. brick: ami: yr. old;
close in ne. Address Box lar. Star oftice.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

jOLORED
11o2 1st ST NV
Eight rooms, tile bath. electricity hot
water heat. Al condition. Easy terms Open.
C. H.. kALEGER. 14l0 II st. W.
Main 1879. Res. Adams 2e3s.
Continued on Next, PaEe0
Evening star., 1926-11-21

FOR COLORED. NEAR 18th AND YOC SITS.
- family fat; excellent home and invest
ment: easy terms. Call Main 567.
COLORED, SE-6-ROOM HOUSE. RENT
S25 80 per mo. Can be bought cheap; terms.
Evening star., 1926-11-21

New bungalows, gath and Perry sts.-5
r., large attic. built-in bathtub, one-piece
sink hot-water heat laundry trays. large
porches beautiful fixtures; bargain. $3.50;
easy terms. F. SONNEMANN, Owner and
Evening star., 1926-11-21
sALE-BUsTNEss PROPERTY.

BY OWNER. BEST. LOCATION. on n 81.
ne: central: premises in good condition.
Address Box 152-K. Star Office
K ST. BARGAIN - FOUR STORIES. FIF-
teen rooms. all rented. Easily converted into
apartments or offices. A good buy. Owner
can use second trust notes. Address Box
31-R, Star office. 21e
Evening star., 1926-11-21

WE'LL PLANNED BUNGALOW. FOUR
rooms, bath. attic ROOM. fine basement.
valuable adjoining corner lot. with garage.
if you wish. $40 month: no cash. Hyatts-'
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SR.,
HOLDING own
~ international News service

PLYMOUTH, VT, March IL.
Col. John c. Coolidge, SO-year.old
father, of the President. was still
suffering some pain, but his con,
dition showed no cause for imH1c.
date alarm today, according to re-
ports brought from his bedside.
The colonel's appetite is good. al
though he is confined to his bed.
A heart affliction has caused him
to lose the use Of his legs.
Snow drifts on the Ludlow-Ply
mouth road today were as high
in some places, as the tops OF the
apple trees. SnoWmobiles were the
only vehicles to negotiate the i'm.
mense drifts.
A crew OF men were at work
breaking out the Bridgewater- Ply
mouth road for DIR. A. r. Cram, the
colonel's physician DR.. Cram, with
his horse and sleigh has been oblig-
ed to literally fight his way through
the snow drifts almost every day
in order to reach the bedside Of his
patient.
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GIRL s SLAYER
To TESTIFY
photo BY TnternationaI
By DAVID SENTNER.

PHILADELPHIA, March H.
David L. Marshall. chiropract0r, al
legged to have confessed throttIing
and Remembering the body Of
pretty Anna May Dietrich, will take
the witness stand in his own de-
Tense, Abraham Wernick, Marsha1l's
counsel declared today.
Marshall will be called to testify
and defend himself against this
murder charge, Wernick said. Why
shouldn't he be called?"
Werniick~ reiterated that there
would be e. surprise" sprung by
the defense when it opens its case.
The commonwealth is prepared to
introduce into evidence a series of
life-size photographs Of the dismem-
bered parts OF the body. More than
40 pictures Of the scenes where por-
lions Of the body were found also
have been taken by the State.
The battle over the selection Of
a jury being waged between the
state and defense counsel is ex-
pected to be finished today with
the selection of the three jurors
still needed.
A fifth panel OF approximately so
talesmen has been drawn for to-
day. The commonwealth has ex-
hausted 16 Of the prescribed 90 per-
emptory challenges while the de.
tense has, consumed Is.
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ARSON
IN FATAL fire
lsy InternatIonal Newa serviee


CHICAGO. March TO- Rescue Of
one fear-crazed man from fire
escape and the finding Of the
charred body Of another on the
seventh floor after fire which
virtually destroyed the interior q
the eight story Federal Huber
Building, with an estimated loss
of 100000, today started police
and fire officials investigating on
theory Of arson. Firemen were
more than fourteen hours bringing
the blaze under control.
The rescued man. gibbering about
a comrade who was trapped when
he himself escaped, disappeared
after being brought safely to the
ground
Until discovery Of the body It
was assumed the fire had followed
the explosion OF a can Of shellac.
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Z
Women Need
a Mild Laxative
Not a "Physiic"

Countless girls and women now
know how foolish and needless it is
to purge" and .'physic'' themselves
to avoid sick headache. dizziness,
hfliousness. sallow skin, colds, or
sour, gassy stomach.
They have found that DR.. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin helps to estab-
lfsh natural bowel regularity
even for those heretofore chron.
fcally consfipated. DR.. CaldweIrs
Syrup Pepsin not only causes a
gentle, easy bowel movement but
best Of all, 1t never gripes, sickens
or upsets the most delicate girl or
woman. Besides, it is absolutely
harmless and so pleasant that even
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CALLS ORIENTAL
DAVC|NG TAME
By international News Service

NEW YORK. March 11.-If you
always had secret hankering to
see an oriental dancing girl per-
form in her native heath, you'd bet
ter forget it If you're expecting to
see anything out Of the ordinary.
This is the testimony of J. e.
Weissenfluh, New York broker, just
returned from a honeymoon trip to
the Far East.
I'VE bribed our way into an
Arab wedding in Egypt" Weissen-
fluh said, expecting to see some
thing worth while in the way of
oriental dancing.
They had plenty of dancing
girls all right, but the exhibitions
were tame compared with what
I've seen at many Broadway thea
tiers. American chorus girls can
teach their oriental sisters a lot Of
tricks about oriental dancing
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VIRGINIA GAS TAX TO
AID DISTRICT STATIONS

Increased business Is predicted for
gasoline stations located on roads
leading south out of the District Of
Columbia as d result of the adoption
by the Virginia State Senate of a
bin providing for an assessment OF
four and one-half cents gasoline tax.
The tax for last year was three
cents a. gallon on gasoline, but in
accordance with Governor Byrd's
policy for the development Of a
modern highway system to replace
many Of the delapidated roads, a
larger reserve fund Is needed.
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IS Years Of Conscientious Service
LiUing Room Furniture

Mahogany and Gum Davenport C
Table Regularly $4,000. Now epe
Mahogany and Gum Library Desk Cs
table. Regularly $4,000. Now epe
Mahogany and Gum Library C6
Table. Regularly $4,000. Now spI
Antique Mahogany and Gum Gate
leg Extension Table. Regularly O.
Antique Mahogany and Gum Gate
leg Extension Table. Regularly OC
S56.OO. NOW $500. ~
Mahogany finish Cane Back Wing Oh
Spring Cushion upholstered in u 4
Velour Regularly $3.50. Now. Cd
Mahogany-fnish Arm Chair, Cane Ba'
Spring Cushion upholstered in We q s
lour. Regularly $4,000. Now epe.
Extension Day Bed, upholstered in
Taupe Velour. Regularly $4,000. az
Now ~. .S.s.. 81. w
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Bed Room Furniture

Six Genuine Mahogany martha Washington
Ess5ns Cabinets, slightly imperfect S14.5O
Two Mahogany and Gum Full cor IN.
size Beds Regularly $4,000. Now d. teUU
One Walnut and Gum Fu-size cor M
I Bed. Regularly $4,000. Now d. w
Two Walnut and Gum Single-size GO M
Bow-end Beds. Regularly $500. NowepOOeUU
One Walnut and Gum Single-size coo M
Poster Bed Regularly $4,000 Now spelUeUU
n. 9Ri y' :iss 20 ss% s'''s $50 90
sss' ' a'ss 's IS $500. $500
D. oas H ssssy s sYss ss 500
s'S .Sss SLIGO
Four American Walnut-finish Full
size Metal Beds, with spring at eli IN
tached. Each ..... ........-.. 81 1eVO
tuI A' lie. gs' Mattress $500
Odd lot of Bedroom Chairs and Rockers,
marked down to half price.
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cross, feverish, bilious, sick child
gladly takes 1t.
Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself.
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LEAGUE PEACE
HOPES FADE
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LONDON. March 1.-THE OPP
timism over the League of Nations
impasse, which has prevailed here
was not SC evident today.
There is danger of Brazil with.
drawing from the League, and pcs.
sibly taking other Latin-Alnerican
members with her, it was admitted
in officia! circles, after dispatches
had been received from the British
delegation at Geneva.
No nation is likely to veto Ger.
many's entrance into the League
council. it was said. but the in
fluence of the League in South
America is apt to be weakened by
the withdrawal of Brazil.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-11

EXITING demand for lower
wi priced shoes than we've been
able to put out in recent
years-Hahn's now announce a most
comprehensive group of women's new
Spring Shoes to seu regularly at
FOur-FTfty.
We call them Washington Bellies"
This name was well known to thou
sands OF our customers a few years
ago. Always stood for GOOD
SHOES-at the lowest prices it was
safe for us to sell-or for you to ban
, -serviceable shoes.
And so Washington Bellies" viii
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-11

again become popular shoe name
around town!
The new Spring styles pictured in
clude many of the latest hits of the
moment. The popular Colored Kids
COlored Trim Combinations Patent
Leathers-Black and Colored Satins.
And number of others.
It's a great group of shoes. In
putting them out at only $3.50 pair,
we are further expanding our policy
of being of greatest possible service
to the greatest possible number Of
people.