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Evening star., 1926-09-22
COLONY.

Sunday. Gene Stratton- Porters
"Laddie," News and Cameo comedy
Kiss Me Kate; Monday, Rudolph
Valentino in The Sheik" and Charles
Puffy in "Mixed Doubles; Tuesday
Priscilla Dean in "Outside the Law"
and Aesop Fable: Wednesday. "The
Isle of Retribution'' and Mack Sen
nett's 'Funnymooners" Thursday,
Milton Sills in Puppets" and Felix
cartoon; Friday. Lloyd Hughes in
Pals First" and Neeley Edwards in
Who's Next; Saturday. THE Night
Patrol and Juvenile comedy. Bear
Cats
Evening star., 1926-09-22
TAKONA.

Sunday and Monday. Clara Bow in
"Mantrap.' Pathe News and Our
Gang comedy; Tuesday, THE
Waltz Dream" an L. F. A. produc-
ton. and comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday. Leatrice Joy and William
Boyd in Ewes Leaves" comedy anS
cartoon; Friday, Marie Provost in
Up in Mabel's Room" Pathe News
and comedy: Saturday. Neil Hamilton
and Shirley Mason in Desert Gold"
Aesop Fable and comedy.
Evening star., 1926-09-22
CENTRAL-"Desperate Moments"

+ At Crandall's Central Theater the
first two days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon, the screen
feature will be desperate Moments,
supplemented by a new Our Gang
comedy, entitled "Thundering Fleas. ;"
and a Grantland Rice sportlight:
Tuesday and Wednesday, George
OBrien and Olive Borden in the Will
liam Fox production of Fig Leaves"
supplemented by o. Henry's THE
Lick Penny Lover" produced by Fox:
Thursday. Mary Brian and Lionel
Barrymore in Paris at Midnight, y
supplemented by Glenn Tryon in Say
1t with Babies; Friday. Priscilla
Dean" in "The Speeding Venus"
together with Clyde Cooke in Scared
stiff" and the Pathe Review; Satur-
day. Florence Vidor in You Never
Know Women" also AL ST. John in
who Hit Me-" and news reel.
Each daily program will be com
pleted by short subjects and pipe
organ accompaniments and solo in
terludes.
Evening star., 1926-09-22
Attractions in Washington Theaters
Next Week

screen version is a faithful transcript
ton of the play and was filmed in
the land where Rostand conceived his
hero. The titles in the film are from
the original play version. Pierre
Magnier, French actor, who has been
hailed as the successor to CoQuelin.
Is cast as Cyrano de Bergerac. The
film is in natural colors. Another
feature of the program will be the
guilds presentation of one of the
most recent American screen expert
ments. 1t is that of the capsule
DRAMA" which is an attempt to give
to the movies in a one-reeler what
the short stories have given to lit
erature. This experiment was
worked by VIII Nigh. His first film,
Among the Missing" promises to be
one of the most t-talked-of film develop
ments in years.
Evening star., 1926-09-22
TINOLT-"The (Iineing Vine. "

Ieatrice JOY. supported 10y Tom
Moore and Robert Edeson. will be
the star of next weeks bill. begin
ming Sunday afternoon. at Crandall's
Tivoli Theater. in Producers The
Clinging Vine" together with Mack
Sennett's comedy. "A Love Sundae. >"
the Pathe Review and pipe organ ac-
compartments and solo intervals by
Otto r. Beck and Ida Y. Clarke;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Lloyd
Hughes. supported by Dolores del
Rio, Alec b. Francis and George
Cooper in First Nationals produc-
tion. Pals First the story of a
lad who risked his all to determine
who might be his real friends, also
Lloyd Hamilton in Jolly Tars." a
maritime comedy. and Topics Of the
Day: Thursday and Friday, Constance
Talmadge. supported by a new lead
ing man, Tullio Carminati. in First
Nationals The Duchess of Buffalo, :"
the sprightly tale of an American
dancer involved with Russian nobil-
ity. supplemented by Neal Burns in
Mr. Wife; Saturday. Irene Rich in
THE Honeymoon Express supple
mented by Lige Conley in who's
MY Wife" the news reel and the
second installment of the chapter
nlav Showed In"
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Continued from Page Twenty-five.) }

two weeks bill, will be retained by
popular demand.
Douglas MacLean, Paramount CO.
median. in Hold That Lion!" which
Is announced rs the screen attraction,
is described as "A rip-roakjng tale Of
love, lions and laughter. looming in
like a lion and going out like cy-
clone" William Beaudine directed
the picture. and the cast includes
Constance Howard, former Follies
beauty, as leading woman; Walter
HERS, Cyril Chadwick and Wade
Boteler
Another of Dick Liebert's popular
organlogues will be heard and the
Palace Magazine, Topics Of the Day
and an atmospheric musical score
will be added features
Evening star., 1926-09-22
FAVORITE.

Sunday. Rim Tin Tin in The Night
Cry" comedy. Helen and Warren
in TOO Many Relations; Monday
Bebe Daniels in Volcano" comedy
Alice Day in "A Sweet Pickle" Fox
News; Tuesday. Pauline Starke in LAS
No Man Has Loved" comedy: Wed
nesday. Matt Moore in Early tc
We'd" comedy. Your Husband s
Past; Thursday, Doroth' Devore and
John Patrick in A Social Highway.
man" comedy: Friday, Rudolph Val
entino in Monsieur Beaucaire.' com.
edy: Saturday. Elain Hammerstein in
"Perils of the Sea- comedy and
Radio Detective" No. s.
Evening star., 1926-09-22

Evidently the speeder can't say that
he was testing his car and expect to
get aWay with IT.
Evening star., 1926-09-22

HIPPODROME.
Sunday and Monday, Marie Provost
In up in Mabel's ROOM Pathe COM
The Washington times., 1926-09-02


Cozy Bungalow. Brand new. in .
setting Of beautiful trees; good-sized.
conveniently arranged rooms and bath;
attic and full water proof basement
.h.-w. h.. hardwood floors. buiIt-in cabi-
nets and ironing board. iargs one-
piece sink. IinoIeum. walls papered,
fully screened. large wooded lot, con.
venient to churches. schools. stores. car
and bus lines; only Is Minis BY auto
down town Is built. is sold to satisfied
purchasers. Price only ss.5oO:s reason
able cash payment. balance like rent
A real buy and won't last long. To
inspect. drive out over Key Bridge to
CherrydaIe. Va. turn south at school,
2 blocks TO our development. or phone
us Tor auto.
BRUMBACK REALTY CO., INC.
Cherrydale. Va.
Office Lee Highway. TEL CIar. 1l03.
Residence Phone. clar. 1928
The Washington times., 1926-09-02
CHEVY CHASE
S10950
NEW HOMES
&c QEn

Brand-new English.typo homes Good
location, convenient to cars, school.
stores. etc. Concrete front porch. aartf-
PED Kitchen with buiJt.in fce-box.
double rear porches. painted and pan
eied walls throughout tile bath fuII
hot-water heater. laundry trays sndfled
front and rear lawns. Easy terms. In
spect today.
Sample House, 1907 18th st. N. e.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
eae 18TH ST. ~. w' MAIN Sslp.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

APARTMENTS - UNFUR.
N8IgHEn 09

"A e A RT M ENTS - u NJ II r.
NISHEU 9S
FOR fENT--2 Iarge rooms. kitchenetse
and bath, ami. 1113 9Th st. u. ~. 2
PETWORTH GARDENS.
l2ss 19o and lS1 Webster 81. n Wl
kiteses ana psbaa batS very gd modspas
Resident manager in Apt. 10.
ALLAN I Il. J. 2; WALKER co, Inc. ~.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT
18th and Corcoran SITS. N. W.. $50. Ap
ply Trust Dept. District National Ba1ks
Main 6390.
CORNER 18TH AND r SITS n w
corpsr and ,7sb sn5 eoaea5sn sna bath sSV ~ 2 80
and b., $35 TO $40. w. j.. Dow 0wner
e01 COLORADO Bids. Main 40I.
1884 p st. N. w.
Apart. No. 26--5 rooms and bath; ex.
cellently arranged; newly decorated
throughout 500.
ALLAN d. WALKER q CO., inc,
SI3 18th st. n. w. Main $3.50.
THE ROsWELL
1919 nth ST. ~. VIZ and 3-roorl
bath apts.. ami: s35-$40 month. ln-
auire ianltor or call Main 401.
THE ALBERT, 1926 = st. n. ".
rms. bath and porch. SIS
THE AvoNDALE. 1884 P st. N W.
,. 4. and rms. and bath, $50 to st25.
THE BIrTMoRE. 1910 Biltmore 81. NV
and rms. & bath. $50 and 800.
cAvANAuGH CTS. 1895 nth ST. n. w.
I. 2 and rms. and bath. $S5 to $6b.
THE CORA, s267 N ST n. W.
rms. bath and porch. $50.
r.rr@ ~, r1e,I I,1r.vgr ~ =, ~
3 rms. din. alcoys and bath s47.b0
to so.
DUMBARToN CTS. 1857 s1st ST. n. "
2 and rms and bath, $50 and s97.5e.
rms. bath and porch. $50.
The MoNcLAIR. 1881 Belmont st. N. w
rms, rec. hall. bath and p0rcn;
newly decorated; Ss6. See Mrs. Clarke.
THE NETHERLANDS. 1860 Col. Rd.iq.W.
5 rms. and bath, siOs.
THE PARKwooD, 17ls < St n. ".
rms. and bath, s135.
THE E REYTos +; Z s7ls IA. 9usrEy w. "a f.
rms. kit. and bath. $50,
1911 22nd 81. II. w.
J ana rms rms s,safs snd sasS. Il 50 81 ana sss.
1895 N ST. n w.
: rms. kit. bath and porch. $3.50.
9Os and 910 goth ST. N. w.
3 rms. bath and porch. $40.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc.
813 18th st. N. w. Main 2690
1886 KENYON ST. n. W..
Modern fireproof building in. beAf
part Of Mt. Pleasant. Janitor on 5rart-
/ room, kitchen ana bath .9ss.Sa
rooms. kitchen and bath. -. $5g.95
rooms, kitchen and bath. x3S G3
1906 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD
2 rooms, kitchen and batil.........$ $4S.ee
17lg cORCORAN ST. N. w.
THE ANALOSTAN.
a quiet downtown location: Just of
room. Kitchen and bath. j -. 20
rooms. kitchen and bath. .S52 50
1925 M ST: n. ~.
DowntoWn Location.
room. kitchen and batll......s..S31. 31.Se
THE SIBLEYs Is II ST. n. w.
New buildings: convenient to trauep0re
takton: desirable.
rooms, kitchen and bath. 49,. .@ Is. 10
rooms, kitchen and bath j. :. - 1850
New building. Choice Of dssir-
able 3-room. Kitchen and bath,
with shower, apartments at... .ssa 90
Excellent Janitor Service Ii All
Buildings.
j. C.SWEEDON co.
s12 18th st. N. ~. Main 9ls9
THE vARNfTM.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

Ford Four-Door Sedan, Early 1926.
Plenty or accessor1ess good tires, new
paint; good mechanical condition. Prices
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

Packard Straight 8 Roadster.
Has all brand -new tires; best looking
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

Large living room. with spacious
dressing room ana Murphy bed; dining
aIcOve and well-equipped Kitchen; tilt
bath. with buiIt-in shower and fix
lures, $50.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

THE sHERMANoR.
$40 Buchanan st.
Reception hail, living room, BEDROOM
kitchen and bath, corner apt; overlook
ing circle. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

Ford Coupe, 1926 Model.
Al mechanical condition: new paint
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

93s 3. ST. N. w.
Downtown, flat Of four rooms and
bath, near p. o.. Star Building and
Government buildings. $3.50
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

OIdsmobile Sport Touring Car.
First-cIaas mechanical condition. good
tires: . real sharp looking car s4z6.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

1s-ROOM house, partly fur.s brings in
$3.50 month; 1st-clast condition. : water.
every floor. Apply 500 e st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02
AUTOMOBILES ron sAIE is
SALE OF
REPOSSESSE CARS

All Of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02
THE YARNuM.

14th and Varnum.
New building. facing wide avenue over
looking Government reservation; living
rooms 20-ft. long; large dining room al
white kitchens; tiled baths. with buil.-1n
tubs and showers; some have two bed
rooms: 5000 up
The Washington times., 1926-09-02
HET.P 5, wANTED-.FEMALE IS

WANTED-1fiddIe-a woman. very
fond OF children; g home and q salary.
1858 Wisconsin, Ave. West $685.
WOMAN. middle age. for general house
work $40 per week. Apply No.
1facad0o Ave. Colruar Manor. Md.
WOMAN Depend BILE. IS years old
Eraeklln sSl5.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

CAFRITZ
18th and K. Main 9osl
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

936 MADISON ST. N. W.
Corner apartment; living room, bed
room, Kitchen and alcove and bath. $50
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

Will buy out small clean rooming
hoiiss furnished; desirable northwost
central locatious rent reasonable, Par
ticulars5 Write B0H s1es Tinaes-HePald'
The Washington times., 1926-09-02
FURNISHED ROOMS

QUEBEC PL. N. W.. iO5O--lcar 1stD
ST.: large attractive double room:
ami; phone: also one single: rsds.
Adams 7101.
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

Beautiful l-room bungalow ana bath
room; good location: electricity. Price.
$2,8OO Terms to suit. Also Others.
and rooms for rent. s. p. Babcock.
owner. East Riverdale. Nd. Hyattsvilia
The Washington times., 1926-09-02

from good town & railroad, 70 mi.
out Nd. Good 4-room house, stable,
chicken house Half open. balance
timber. Bargain at $275o; - cash.
Immediate possession. Line. 245.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
FOR SALE--HOUSEs.
FOR AALE-HOUsEs.
SPLENDID RESIDENTIAL OFFERINGS. .

Splendid RESIDENTIAL OFFERINGS
Near Dupont Circle.
$12OO0-Easy Terms *5
en1dy conS.gtsa o bath pts
"A Real Bargain in Brookland, d. G. a8
@## Only %o50-Easy Terms $500
a 2s Sss 1ss sSss 'sS ssP a ps ]
81 s.sSss AZ Sa @ S %
q Bargain Near 18th and Columbia Rd. NV.
Only S., 500 Attractive Terms ...@
moor
Chevy Chase, ID. G., Detached
sa<s Soo75-Easy Terms.
a s ssT aa;S ss o oa % s o0i porch
Between Chevy Chase and Columbia Clubs
$lOz5O-Easy Terms
and n PsSs:s : hs%s e front
nMghbcrhood:
WM. X. HARTUNG & COMPANY.
.a8
il0S 10th St. NV Main 37i.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
... I $500 CASH.
Nr. 9Th and LorlgfeIlow.

UnusuaI cppor.urity y purchae. Ans
on especially good terms. Six lafEe rooms.
ineIQsSd sieeping porch, front and rear porch:
with fruit tfeee and ehFubbefys lot It2 feet
deep 70 paved alley; garaEe; M
II. L. SANSBJIR 81 co. Inc.
itis fHs FSoas sss ssfsics M ussI GPf i os0s'
Evening star., 1926-07-15
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

Splendid northwest conner dveIling: twelve
rooms. three baths. hot.watef heat electric
ity. no e. the minute IN every parttculaf.
owHsr Ts sell z; nES5s THns Takes S. ssi,
Main y5e04 for particular. q
Evening star., 1926-07-15

$l3,o50 Chevy Chase.
e.pos y ssi.s yS.D ::D s n eSs Y as e
In Chevy Chase, D, c., IL 10 accessible
and In delightful surroundings. The
honns is new two-atory detached
dTeuing with attractive etucco finiah.
and the innumerable festnres include
CHEEKY open fireplace, Keystone auto
matte water heater, shower ovef built
in tub In tiled bath, oak noors, large
outside pantry. built.in ironing board,
srasor PrsneS oora Sgr trou reisg s
ciossls. isrTe Z concrete front poreh and and
0shef similar sttractiona. Very reason
able tefmel
$l1 500 Eight Rooms.
Here is very reasonably priced brick
home Just north Of Park g: and west
use = 9 tWo.iamiiy 4 iiSs apsrtmsns ranIst0 TSe rSe
e.sht rooms .are bright and chesry. and
there IL GOeaveni0nt Garare at the
rear, Properly managed, this house can
be made 70 almost buy itself.
$i5.750l6th St. Highlands.
At this price you viii fnd this hand.
ably with any dwelling IN its salect SEC.
tiofi of Warrington. It lie situated tust
of upper 10th st. with many aplendid
residences around II Cars schools and
The ssveal rooms are large and bright.
The huge hraplacg u Of Stone. In addi-
tion 70 the luxurtoua tiled bath there IL
. convenient tiled lavssory., AZ the
rear O the charming grounds' . an a.
rssents "a unmistaksbly sound invest
meEt value sI,
Evening star., 1926-07-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
REAL BARGAIN.
@70N nnyHTAY

Fine, Groom and bath. downtown. hay.
and electric lights, In perfect condition.
Tsrme only $500 down and sos per munth,
covering al interest and principal. Addre0s
Evening star., 1926-07-15

y, en- one Of the Host attractiye. lots IN
pleteiy detached: z nicely arranged rooms,
bath and lavatcFy: also servants room and
storage room IN Q spacious attic. All i'm.
pfovenents and convenience9, including !
new OIL ouInef Garage. Open fireplace.
ton Of Chevy ChaaN ID q. -. - -.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
Realtors.
7l5 14th Street NV.

BOSS & PHELPS
LEADERS 10 YEARS IN THE WASHINGTON HOMES
Evening star., 1926-07-15
$S. $50.
Chevy Chase. ID. G.
HEDGES 8 MIDDLETON. INC.
Realtors d.
I i4l2 Eye Street NV. Franklin o5oS

DETACHED CORNER HOME-$l22so
been wi Sin d y shors eas
ig hsnr r wide q sEC rss. and sst%Ss %
the the lot e onec sage conforming dtn with
MODERN HOME-On Wide Avenue | 500
IA % Hs, ns Si so 81 s0 Ises sS % ssd%iPcs % ie=ss =
aes rSssa ss ss gsss as ssos &C. "a
4BEDRQOM HOME-Park View-SoosO ~
bargain. % % sss % Il. f s S s:. n7yS 9 hs sss:,
@ ss % y i @ R s' n S NJ a : S rs
NEAR WALTER REED-Bungalow- So,4so.
iu. "a s % I've ss s Hs dsgs.
s 4 rs ,.S ri 9 & ~
CHEVY CHASEr-New Detached Home-$l3 1850
il @ r. s:s sssd SSsa a zHEa N
S TSs ssssSd has 81: Issi
psaon 3 ou Ms as sssA ss'rss a'w nearing com
Evening phone service Until 9 PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
NEnnrRs ~ I'M w3sHse7os HEAL Esrarr soAaD
Ss l4t2 Eye Street NV. Fraukiin o503
Evening star., 1926-07-15
MT. PLEASANT.
c11zg0

Hssutifui detached horne In good location.
clos % care, bus. et0ree. gehQciS, ETC.:
laFSe p0fehes, six rpqris tile .eath hot.wo.
6owefs and shrubhery! aive the children .
ehansaS,R6 saS,R6SR 6tRsPsssE sssEik3fSE ieSfS 1InL D Pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
Evening star., 1926-07-15
$ll,500Cleve. Park.

This 10 . corner home. brick con:
struction. delightfully."- situated at one
OF the highest points in Cleveland PARK.
II 10 offered for sale by the owner. who
10 forced to- leave WnshingtOn and must
eSrb,g ss ao%s !: aGr snd
has many charming features. ~ 10 well
worth seeing and may be purchased on
convenient t1rmsl
$l4,oS0M Mount Pleasant.
Ro sces es.. gsssSsify ss vooSsd arm r.: e
dsncs With K. s:s.ssn 4 ne. charm S,..
Il 20 feet wide. OF brick construction
and in excellent condition: There are
8 convenient shower, built.in tub and
other refinenlerita In the Ane tiled bath 3
also an extra tiled layatoFy. In adni-
ton to the front porch. there are. two
slsspins gorchh.ss and sl.,., coy @ brsssisss
erm conifOft IL provided in the home.
The built.in garage 10 accessible from
the paved alley at the rear. Don't fail
TO Gee this home at cncol
$l7,5O0 Saul's Addition.
one OF the lowest priced homes IN
this select community and . reel bar
gain q this price. The owner has puss
derou. 81 ssIne eoaS tSis aS house L & oncs
Both the house and the Sarge are con.
:sussC :sssd VIII .ss. nSoE roofs TIE sesS So. s e
very conpiete and presents many novel
refinements. such 40 delightful glass
conneFy atory, d very large elesping
porch, central electric control for
fuFnace. itghts. ETC. Terms Arranged
Evening star., 1926-07-15

Well built detached home Of ak splendid
rooms and tile bath. front and rear porches:f
cGins'r1sssn ic ccst,o Snout tprse Zssrs ogS and N
Of coufee. and Q garage. On o 60.foot.fr
lot. well planted. Convenient and desirable
ers near the Mclean estate.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
FOR eALE-HOUBED.

- =
GOOD HOME
FOR LARGE FAMILY
In the populous l4th and
Harvard st. section, sur
rounded by attractive
homes. 8 bedrooms, 2
baths and 2 extra lava
tories. Splendid arrange
nnent of rooms on first
floor; modern heating
plant; in excellent condi-
ton. The owner lives out
of town and has authorized
US to dispose Of the prop
erty quickly. We've put a
tempting price
$13.5W-WITH EASY
TERMS.
Call our once, Main 47H2. for further ,
details and inspection peruait,
McKEEVER & GOSS.
14i5 K St. Main 1882.
Evening star., 1926-07-15

70 Inspect Phone Main $500 Till PM.
BOSS 81 PHELPS.
Y. THE HOME or HOMES.
l417 e Street
MEMsER or wAsHINoToN REAL ESTATE BoAKD
Evening star., 1926-07-15
FOR. sALE-HoUsEs.
ONLY $3.50 CASH.

Easy monthly payments. for beautiful six-
modern Improvements. lowest prices In the
city: near public school and car line. These
direct from owner and save agents COM
missiOn. 500 10th e. ne. fbetween jack
en- s9n agd 9dr k&ssrney & &c; ne Gu Franklir
houses for sale Move in at once.
WILLIAM NOTES.
Evening star., 1926-07-15
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
JAMESON HOMES

TKMESON-BUILT HOMES,
9m-o32 Quincy St. NV.
6 large rooms, tile bath. elec-
tric lights, hardwood floors;
built-in bathtub and refriger-
ators double rear porches, wide
cement front porch, deep lot to
wide alley. Reasonable terms.
For Sale BY
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
906 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Main $50.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-08-13
LEARN FROM THE CHILDREN

Let the hoary headed old Tartar
who has been doing politics all his
life, the clever woman who delivers
her brothers and friend husband at the
poll and carping critic who is too
lazy to register keep their temper and
wait.
Flaming youth, as typihed in the
300 or more debating centers OF the
states high schools, are going to de-
eide next winter whether the WASH
ingtoa direct primary law between
1907 and 1926 has justified itself and
should be retained. The district man
ayers of the debating schools have
chohen the topic deliberately because
the contestants will be dependent sole
" upon their own initiative and indus
try in digging up the facts and shap-
ing their arguments; there are no &C
ceptanced authorities on the subject:
The prospect of facing thousands OF
inquiring high school students next
month and during the weeks that VIII
follow is worrying State Librarian J.
M Hit, who is the fellow that makes
debating easy by preparing the briefs
which cover the usual subjects OF
school oratory. He has gathered a
number of general principles" from
friends and foes of the system but the
real work is to be left for the students
own research. :.
Mr.. Hit will suggest to the press OF OF
the state that the children who VIII
BE- valued subscribers within a tew
years will be delighted to read adult
crit.t cism during the early fall weeks.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-08-13
PIGS OR WORMS

Pigs severely infested with worms
will sometimes show symptoms re-
sembling those of hog cholera. While
swine are seldom free from worms,
the older hogs are not to any extent
disturbed by their presence. Sanitary
hog lots, well drained, and treated
with a coat of slaked lime at frequent
intervals, will do much toward pre-
venting worm infestation. 1t is
especially important to protect young
pigs from worms. Chenopodium
(wormseed OLD may be given in doses
of one drop of oil for each 2 pounds
of live weight, mixed with about Q
ounces of caster oil for each animal.
Animals weighing over 100 pounds
Should be given to ounces of
castor oil. Keep the pigs off feed
overnight before treatment.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-08-13
IN-B-TwEEN

A nine pr uni son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. King at Wen
atchee on Tuesday. August 10th
Mrs. Frederick Cords is visiting
this week with her son, Herb
Cords.
Miss Edith Long returned last
Saturday from a two weeks visit
on the Coast.
Dewitt Buckholdt and family re-
turned Monday from California.
where they have been for the pa t
wear or more. and plan to stay on
their ranch, at Last through the
fruit harvest.
Mrs. Harrison Brown and fam
lily. including her daughter, Miss
Fstelle Brown. who will teach in
the Hanford school this year. re.
turned Tue ;day from a two OF
three months STAY on the Coast
Je s, Brown, wto has been alb
sent from the Valley for some
time. returned home with them
also.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-08-13
BEANS OR MEAT

Many people believe that beans,
such as the navy, lima and other
kinds of dried beans, are substitutes
for meat from the standpoint OF their
nutritive value. Recent research by
the United States Department OF
Agriculture on the kind of protein
contained in different foods has shown
that the protein of meat is superior to
that of beans from the standpoint OF
meeting the needs of the body. The
protein in meat is called complete"
or efficient" while that in beans is
called incomplete" because it lacks
certain essential acids. The average
meal that Americans eat, however,
usually contain bread and other foods
that contain some kind of protein.
Generally combination of these with
the protein in beans will supply the
body what it needs. So far as nutri-
tive value gees it is therefore all right
to use beans occasionally in place OF
meat for dinner.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-08-13
NOT so COSTLY AFTER ALL

more than 100000 cattle in
$4,000 herds, were tuberculin-tested
in the United States in the last IL
months. The total number of re-
actors was slightly under 3 per cent.
"a other words, tuberculosis was
found in the proportion of one-third
of an animal in every herd tested.
1t is self-evident that it is more
economical to sacrifice one-third Of
an animal per herd now than to allow
tie disease to spread until so per cent
or more Of the animals per herd be-
come tuberculous, as is the case in
some European countries. If by
taking one-third of an animal now
from every herd in this country tr-
bercu,osis will be eradicated, the ex-
pense will not bankrupt the livestock
industry, nor will it be too much for
to bear,' said DR.. John R. Mohler,
chief of the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry, in an address to the Seventh
Annual Eastern States tuberculosis
Conference at Burlington, VT, June
1913.