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ship Of that erratic letter writer, John
Bridgnorth Panton.
1t was puzzling situation. Where
his family was concerned the heir to
Inverlochtie had written only two let.
ters in seven years. One was an alto
gether priceless production from ALI
stairs point of view. What high ex>
plosive could the other contain to dis
rupt the home circle so thoroughly?
Well, Lord Oban would explain.
Meanwhile, a little psycho.analysis
might be useful.
Disregarding the Lansings-in fact.
treating them as foils--he selected
Cousin Betty for the experiment. 1t
was a daring effort, but Alistair thus
Evening star., 1926-05-24
INSTALLMENT NXVIII.
The Battle Begins.

A LISTAIR assumed at the break
~ fast table that his cousin had
"A seen hmm. but he cared not a
4 A jot what Betty might think.
His only concern was that
Lord Oban should not have written to
his son before he had been consulted.
No matter what line John might have
taken in the letter to his father which
Eileen had spoken of, the abuse and
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with their official robes of office The
might and majesty of the law knows
no provincial prejudices; its customs
are rooted in Il common antiquity.
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the table like that since young Bertie
Fitz Gibbon sent me into fits one eve-
ming by the latest story from Paris.
do wish I could remember it now.
1t might save the situation
Copyright. 1926. by Louis Tracy
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SUFFERED WITH
R|NGWORMS
On Hand. Scratched and
Trouble Spread Cuticura Heals.

"About two years ago I suffered
with ringworms on the back Of my
right hand. They itched badly and
when scratched them II caused
the trouble to spread all over my
hand and fingers. hao the trouble
about eighteen months.
~ was treated without any BEN
eft. read an advertisement 10.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
sent for O free sample. I used 1t
and got relief 90 purchased mote,
and in two months was healed"
(Signed) Miss Marieann Langlois,
Port Allen, La.
Make Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment your everyday toilet prepa-
Irations and have q clear. sweet skin,
soft, smooth hand, and q healthy
scalp with good hair.
Soap &c. Ointment 25 and 6oc. Talcum 4e. Sold
every where. Sample each free. Address
l"CuHeura Labogatoriss Dept u, MAdsn. MaH
~ Cuticura Shaving Stick 2bc.
Evening star., 1926-05-24
English Wig and Cap.

Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Books

3 sets Life of Cardinal Glib
bons, in 2 volumes.
Published at $1,000. 1895
Set
IS copies From Midshipman
to Rear Admiral, by Rear Ad-
miral Bradley A.
Fiske. Published at 90 Ok
$500. A copy. w
- sets Mark Twain Letters,
arranged by A. B. Paine, IN
vols. Published at S7.0S
$500. A set. .......
3 copies Picture Of Dorian
Gray, by Oscar Wilde, first
illustrated edition.
Published at 1915. I'D 20
A copy.
10 copies Story of the Mikado
by. Sir w. s. Gilbert. QSc
A copy. .......s.......
a copies Of Lost Kingdom of
Burgundy by Robert j. Casey.
Published at $500. ST. so
A copy. .............
10 copies Stories from the
Early World. Illus.
trated. Published at 0Sc
$500. A copy. .........
a copies Vikings of the Ice
by George A. Eng.
land. Published at &7 20
$4.00. A copy...... w
a copies Scenes and Charac-
ters of the Middle Ages by Rev.
Edward L. Cults. 1872 fllustra-
tions. Published at 90 S0
$3.75. A copy .......
Kann's-Street Bookstore.
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Domeshcs

81 Sets of Rose Rayon Bed
spreads, for single beds; 72x90-
in. size; the spreads have cut
corners and are finished with
scallops: throws to match.
Regularly $6.95. Fri @2 90
day, to close, set. -. ~O
300 yards Of Popular Brand
Hope Bleached Cotton, which
sells regularly for 22c, all clean.
perfect goods, and will be cut
from the full piece. Fri. 7Sc
day, yard. ...........,..
-81x90-in. Ripplette Spreads,
with a cream ground and rose.
blue and orchid strips, finished
with cut corners and scallops.
throw to match. @1 .OS
Reg. $2.95. Friday. ~A
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Tunics
Art Goods

An assortment Of Stamped
Pieces of both linen and cotton,
including 36.inch centers, buffet
sets, vanity sets, towels, chill.
dren's dresses, card Gov. QOc
ers, aprons. etc. Choice. ~
Royal Society Embroidery
Cotton in assorted colors
and weights. A dozen DC
SkeinS -. -
rs Pacific and Royal Society
Package Goods-the majority
children's dresses, and women's
underwear. Clear. Ii Prize
ance, a package. II
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Toilet Goods

-
SO Bottles of. Wendy Toilet
Water. Regularly $1.00. SOc
Special, bottle. .......
SO Melba Single Compacts.
Discontinued number. Regu-
larly $1.00 and $3.50. AO~
Special, each ..........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Cirdles, Corsets, Etc.
so La Premiere Girdles Of
pink brocade coutil. Hooked
side. Boned diaphragm. Two
sets of hose, support &l OK
ers. $500 value for. ~~O
10 Gossard Lace-front Corsets,
made long over the hips. Elias
tic tops. $3.50 value $4.39
each ........l......
Kann's- Second Floor.
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Hosiery

200 pairs Women's Full-fash-
ioned SILK Hose, service weight.
Mercerized tops, soles, heels and
toes. Broken colors and sizes.
Regularly $1.s5. A $l.OO
pair .............'..
-225 pairs Children's length
Cotton Socks. White with col
ored rayon tops. Broken
sizes. CSC quality. A 7Qc
3 Pairs, Soc
lis pairs Women's All.silk
Chiffon Hose, also few with f.
inch Isle tops. Seconds Of $1.95
qualities. Broken colors QSc
and sizes. A pair. ..... ~cC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Ribbons

-Taffeta. back, Velvet Ribbon,
4 inches wide. Light and dark
colors. Also black. Reg 7Sc
ularly SOC. Special, yard
Marrow Satin Taffeta and
Novelty Ribbons. Black and
colors. Regularly &C to %
12c. Special, Friday, yard
Kann's-Street Floor.
Tunics
-46 Rayon Lace Tunics, in
tan, gray, brown, white. cocoa,
copenhagen, orchid and rose.
Sizes 36 to AZ. For
quick clearance $3.95
On sale. Pleating Section.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Housewares

as Metal Waste Paper Bas'
,..,e Assorted colors, Regu.
larly for CSC. Special S7c
at . for.
30 Electric Hot Plates. com
plete with ft. of
cord. Regularly s1,49. S7.OO
Special, each. .......
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Floor Coverings

g Kooltex Rugs,
1ox15 ft. Regularly $6.08
s110O. Each. %O>
70 Kooltex Rugs. 9x15 it. Reg
ularly $500 Special $4.08
-3 Rush Rugs, size 9x12 it.
Regularly $4,000 $1,000
@s ' Herringbone crex Rugs,
sx12 #: Regularly $l3.08
-6 Rush Rugs, size Sx10 it.
Regula arly $500. 60 80
Special, each. .....
5 Briarcliff Grass Rugs. size
9x1o it. Regularly $500
S8.9S. Each.
$ Kooltex Rugs. size 6X12 TT.
Regularly s4'ss. $2.98
80 Herringbone Crex Rugs.
size sxs IT. Regularly %7.98
s11.5O. Each. .......
--s Cherokee Fiber Rugs. size
s,o sx9 % TT; III Regularly $6.98
80 Kool>ex Rugs. size ?7X54
inches. Regularly CSC. 2Oc
-per1. each. h.~........,,
~ Kooltex Rugs. size 1SX36
: ir/hes. Regularly 29c. 70c
Special. each. h..........
s Felt Base Ru~s. size 6X9 #.
Regularly $50. Spe- &S OQ
cial. EACH.
= Felt Base Pn~s size 9Xa Fl.
Regularly $3.50. S6.98
Special each. ..... ~
Kann 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-06-17

5 Medicine Cabinets, with
white enamel finish, plate glass
mirror and partitioned interior.
Regularly $500. Spe- @2 OF
cial. each. ~Os ~
10 White Enameled Cake
Closets, cylinder type, with two
shelves. Regularly @1 90
$1.75. Special, each. ~A'o~
Evening star., 1926-06-17

3 Four-burner White House
Gas Stoves, with
is:ineh n;a, a.o% ovens. spe- $2l.98
10 Combinets or Slop Jars: OF
white porcelain enamel. Slight
seconds. Bail handles
and covers. Regularly OQc
$3.50. Each. wv
Kann's-
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.Jewelry

JeWelry
An assortment of Jewelry,
consisting of necklaces, brooch
pins. bar pins, beauty pins and
many other popular pieces.
Regularly Csc and soc. 1no
Choice. Friday. AOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Toys
10 Upper Scooters with ball
bearing skate wheels, wooden
footrest and high
h a n d lie. Regularly Ut En
vas. Edcn. %AsO>
IS Doll Carts with rubber.tired
wheels. W ss @ Regularly As. OK
Il Doll Cart. Floor
sssaa sample \, Regularly S0.95
80 pairs Winslow Ball.bearing
Roller Skates. Regu-
larly $2.45 and $3.45. CLOG
Each %1'1o
--5 Bunny Dolls with compost.
tion heads. Dressed in romp-
ers. Regularly $1.25. QOc
Eacn
20 Imported Dolls, with mov-
ing eyes and hair wigs. IL in.
tall. Regularly sec. Spe- IIn
cial. each. ..............
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Platedware. SOC Ea.

30 Silver.plated Sandwich
Trays.
IL Glass and Silver.plated
Vases.
IL Hammered Silver Bonbon
Baskets.
-22 Silver-plated Nut Bowls.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Children's Wear

Crepe kimonos, blue finished
with pink band. Sizes 4 to 10
wears. s1.s5 values. c7 90
Each
-Children's Gowns of fine main.
sook. trimmed with lace. Sizes
'6 to IA years. $3.50 o.
value. Each. |oC
-Vanta Shirts in Summer
weight. Sizes up to two years.
Regularly 75c and S5c. 20.
--25 Bath Robes for the beach.
Colors, brown. rose and blue
with plaid collars and cuffs.
1895 values. Special, CD en
each ~Ssoo
-12 White Wolfe Dresses. trim
med with lace. Regularly s3.9s
and A.95. Special. CD 0S
cdcH
-Dimity Blouses. daintilv trim.
med with lace. Sizes 10 to IA
years. Regularly $1.2s. 20.
Special. each. OSc
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Costume Slips, Etc.

rs Costume Slips, of sateen.
batiste and nainsook; tailored
styles; s1.95 values. @7 40
Each ...............
IL Apron Frocks, of satinette
and .gingham. trimmed with
contrasting folds or organdy
and lace; s2.s5 value. $500
Each ...............
-35 Gowns. of muslin and
voile: ce.trimmed and tailored
styles: CSC value. 70c
Each
-73 Apron Frocks. of percale;
red and white with white or.
CANDY collars and pock- S0c
cts. Special. each. -. wv
80 Dotted Seco Costume Slips,
with lace-trimmed tops: hip
hens; peach, orchid. green and
flesh flesh; s1-s5 value $l.69
ILdCIl
Sc Philippine Che m e. in
built-up shoulder style. $3.50
and s2.s5 va iues' $l.95
80 Costume Slips of radio
nette, in tan. pencil blue and
Chinese red; s4.95 or OK
value. Each ....... ~o)
rs Novelty Stripe Kickernick
,Bloomers; elastic or cuff knee;
maize color only;
s1.49 and $1.95 value. &7 M
Each ..............
so Gowns. of batiste. nain-
sook and crepe: some lace
trimmed. others in tailored
styles white and col. @1 M
ors: 81 so value. Each ~A'OO
so Two.piece Crepe Pajamas,
striped or figured: trimmed with
lace or tailored; $1.95 @1 40
value at ...........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Leather Goods

-Women's SILK Handbags.
some in pouch shape, others
with imitation shell. gate
top frames. Black and OSc
1colors. Special. each.
Odds and Ends Of Imitation
Leather Handbags Flat and
pouch shapes. All show signs
of andling. Your 2Oc
-Pint.size Vacuum Bottles. in
enamel cases, with aluminium
shoulder and cup. Guar ROc
anteed. Each. ........
-25 Hotakold Bottles, in black
enamel corrugated case; nickel
shoulder and cup. LOT. size.
Regularly $3.50. Spe- CD CS
ciai, each. .........
-Boudoir Sets, made by the
American Thermos Co. and in
cluding one-pint size jug;
nickel tray and one Cd 40
glass. Special for.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Umbrellas

100 Women's Fruit of the
Loom Cotton Umbrellas with
amberlite tips and ferrule. At
tractive handles with cord.
Black. navy. green CT 90
and purple. Each. %A'|o
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
Honefttings
At Sl.OO

200 Continental make Exten
sion Screens, 24x33.in. size.
Filled with fine gal
vanized wire cloth. C1 M
Tor
is Bolts Cretonnes, in pretty
designs and colors. C1 M
CSC grade. 6 yds. for
-150 prs. Blocked Marquisette
Curtains. $1.69 to C1 M
s2.45 grades. Pair.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Linens

Pure Linen Hemstitched
Tablecloths. 55x6s-in. size, good
weight, silver bleached dana SIX.
with wide blue borders and
hemstitched h $. CD CS
Special at ........
Pure Linen Luncheon Sets.
consisting of a 45x45-in. cloth.
and four napkins TO match:
finished with colored
striped border. Spe- CV S0
-7O.in. Pure Linen Table
Damask, full bleached. good
weight. and shown in four
good patterns. At S1 30
yard ...............
Kanr'S-Ctrpet Floor
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Notions

200 Sanitary Aprons-some of
all rubber, others with rub.
berized backs. Slightly
soiled. Special, 7Sc
each ........
rs Rubber Household Aprons.
Seconds of b0c quality. COc
Each ...............
Fancy Elastic, in assorted
styles and colors; A-yard 10c
pieces. A piece.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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China. Etc.

NAA1AAoe AINs
--Mahogany.finished Desk or
Boudoir Clocks. Spe. @76O
cial, each. ........
80 sets Pressed Glass Colonial
Shape Ice Tea Glasses. C7c
6 to set. Set. ......
---27 Iridescent Glass
Water Pitchers. Special, aJ1r
cdSH
lis Imitation Crackle Glass
Ice Tea Sets A $l.l0
set ........
30 Optic Glass Ice
Water Jugs. Special. Or
eacn
-5 Cereal Sets.
Slightly imperfect. $3.50
Odds and Ends of Deco. o.
rated Breakfast Plates. Ea. -
% Decorated Covered IOc
Dishes. Imperfect. Each ~C
--12 Decorated Dish QOo
Bottoms. Each. ......... nv
is Decorated Sugar
Bowls, uncovered. Spe- IT,
DIAL, each. ...............
10 Decorated Meat IT,
Dishes. Special, EACH. N
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

All Of rs here in Washington ere
aware Of the incessant appeals for
charitable contributions Of nearly
every conceivable sort. There Is no
dispara cement of any of them when l
suG-est. as | do IN al sincerity. that
none If those appeals touches a more
f1lnda damentai. q more vital cause than
the one fnr which ! sock your help
tonight
The use of the radi" is constantly
Evening star., 1926-04-25

perhaps the most elaborate radio in.
stitution in the country, to be part of
his new sS,00o.000 motion picture
theater, THE Roxy" The theater,
lust off broadway above Times
square, will be ready late in Novem-
Der.
Misses His Friends.
Roxy" has been off the air for
three months %, so and he misses the
lesions of friends in his invisible
audiences He thinks radio broad
casting is In something Of a slump
has gone bit stale in places, to PIT
II hluntly.
THE radio public Is becoming more
and more particular more eXactinc in
its tastes" he told the writer. That
is only natural with increasing de
velopment of the radio But the rio-
grams ought to keep pace better with
the demands Of the listeners. There
IS TOO much mediocritN in programs.
100 much sameness. The radio fans
are fci up on some of the old stuff
and they want programs with
sparkle and new ideas"
In one room Of his office. ROXY"
can point proudly to neat bundles Of
more than 900 900 letters he has re.
ceived in the past year from movie
fans and radio enthusiasts. His fol-
lowing comes from all walks of life.
His familiar Hello, Everybody has
1oated through the ether from coast
to coast thousands of times
And now Roxy" is 10 have his own
theater. said To he the largest film
Evening star., 1926-04-25
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D c. APRIL l.

house in the world. All of which
comes to pass some Is years after he
entered the movie industry. 1t is
| quite some jump from the time when
he converted an empty store in For
est City, Pa. into theater with the
aid of chairs from the towns under.
taking parlor and presented his first
| picture show on A shaky screen be.
; fore collection Of hard-boiled miners,
saloon patrons and rustics.
Was a L. s. Marine.
Roxy" originally came out of the
little town OF Saltwater. Mimi. When
his parents moved to New York he
got job az cash boy In a department
store. After his mother died. the
urge of adventure led him TO join the
United States Marines. He served
seven years with the Devil Dogs and
went through the EoXer rebellion in
China
When he returned To Minnca polls.
The artist in him recognized the then
crude movie as a new art and he
pitched into The business. In Min.
neapolis and Milwaukee theaters he
worked out new ideas Of presentation.
atmospheric prologue, sNnchronized
Then he came TO New York and
amazed Broadway with his artistry.
successfully managing four of the
largest movie thedterS until he was
ready to start on his own project
Now he is eager To give the public
greater things in radio transmission.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

The radio studio In the Roxy" Thea
ter will have many features. There
will be a symphony orchestra of 11o
players and a new pick up" device to
insure better broadcastinG. There
also will he syncopating orchestra, a
chorus of 100 voices, huge set of
cathedral chimes. great organ with
two consoles In the theater, separate
organ in the foyer and third pipe
organ in the studio especially for radio
broa dcastlnC.
roxy hopes the prestige of his
! theater will make il drawing card
for artists who hitherto have been IN
aVaila bic tor radio work. He wants to
give entertainment that will rival even
grand opera and he wants to pass the
entertainment on to the radio public
There VIII be lot nf radio sets
busted off next Fall when Roxy"
goes on the air again.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
Army Radio Board to Meet.

Development Of 4 suitable and non
interfering tNpe Of radio apparatus for
Army air and ground stations and the
coordination Of Army radio activities
With those Of other departments ot
the Government viii he considered by
= special Army board 10 convene here
tsmorrow The board will he com
posed of Col. q. r. Rosenhaum and
Ma is. i. l.. Jenkins and w. A. Borden
general staff: Lieut.. CO.. j. q. Man
horcne and Maj. n. c. Pratt and r. r
Cousins. Air Service. and Capt. f. ~
Thicssen. Signal Corps.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
"ROXY DUE BACK
ON AIR NEXT FALL
Working Out Plans for Some
thing New to Spring on
Radio Fans.

BY Con -o'idated Press.
NEW YORK. April 2t.-A mention
of the name Foxy" the radio public
of America can be depe nded upun to
incline its collective ear in an expec.
tant attitude OF tidincs Of good cheer.
The glad news for radio fans is that
Roxy will be on the air" again by
next November and with some new
ideas on brOadcasting programs that
he expects will lift the radio art out
Of n rut and set z higher mark To
shoot at.
The genial "Roxy''-S. l.. Rothafcl.
known TO millions Of listeners as the
former announcer for station WEAE'
and leader Of "RoXNs Gang lis
working OUT plans for what will he
Evening star., 1926-04-25
Says Husband Kicked Her.

Ruth Charlotte Bennett has asked
the District Supreme Court for linn
tied divorce from Louis Henry Ben.
nett, a salesman, on charges of cruelty
and deSertion. They were married
September s, 1872. snt. have no chill,
dren. The wife complains that he
threa tened her life with pistol
struck and kicked her and finally de-
serted her July 30. 1924 She is repre-
sented by Attorney John j. Carmody,
who says he husband makes about
per week
Evening star., 1926-04-25

sought for philanthropic purposes. !
am myself seldom without requests
TO lend my voice TO their promotloh'
7 have never declined to aid causes
that affect the welfare of the most
dependent class of our people--name-
IL. the little children. In that respect
of course. an no whit different from
the avera &c man or woman. All Of
us are always touched where the CHI
d.en are concerned.
once the people of Washington
are conscious Of the pressing need Ct
child welfare centers: once hteN are
aware Of the immf nse practical Sood
they arc doing for the community.
once they are reminded that cont'n.
uancc of thar good is wholly condi-
tional upon our furnishing the sinews
Of war-once all these things dawn
rpon the people Of Washington. | re.
fuse to believe that they viii turn q
deaf car or wit ithholi the individual
support which can bear 50 slightly
upon tho budget ot each and q, cry
opa nf ne
Evening star., 1926-04-25
VILE, ON AIR, URGES
CHILD WELT ARE AID
Correspondent. Over WCAP.
asks Support of Cen
tcrs Here.

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inG1an = &uNP"fl 'hf oot
an additional eh4N"'"@" -
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ffe4SFP y mo !" .,i, addro- !.
coffe~Nnfdehl. ~ U-,,,T,
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'''"s ,1,o-v,ou child woll.
""I..l- y, ,,.olfa,o crnters noN
t,a3 tbe Disfrlci. are entire
3o,,,to ia minister Ia tho
non,,'atjon Of half
: ni,l;on.
.r,,,i,.o3 .,Idirjans ia those facil-
'"2ia,' s',nnliea only through
tho ~oneroeitv Of our own people.
Ca,,.~roes bas aided substantially
tb,o,1-h nroyiSjon Of funds for the
ono,,,,,r oe two more ceuters by
INN Ilit Federal assistance Stit'
fapS ia. below the demands Of the
In to pcopIc Here.
~ /, % many matters. il is mani
fo-tf, -, ~ rs diSfranchlSed deni-
,op. ~ ~, Federal area to help our
.clvcs ana not 10 depend upon as
.i..t.,,,r, rrnna ANYBODY else
..No shall H., helrinc ourselves in a
vor, literal sense hy sustaining the
'~htla Welfare GnciSfN. tor through II
,.,,,. hotrer nab;es. better boys and
;,.,. rottoY yn,ll,.. mon and women.
,ct,or .iIi~ons. arc being raised, The
i,,1.io- nf tnda. Viii ho our felloW-clt 7
an. ~ tomorrow.
~. =; ao.ire1 IN particular 10 make
,1,o enter noev established AT the
,.i,i,,,o,,.. ttc.nital in Washington the
,a.,ol CO.. th> whole country. our
...f.,, ,.,n.tol i mo natural center
~, -,,o,, ,,,Cdo, PeopIo stream 10
VA, ~, eruserent and frivol.
.,.7 ,,,,,o - Washington for
.y,.1tio, of natriotism and ohser
,.,.;a,, of the mighty machine we call
onr Government.
The hlithe spring season. rs All OF
Us surely have noticed, aSaln mas
brought throngs Of our conpatfi"'S
from all parts Of the country 70 sec
Washington at the zenith OF lis love
lncSS.
Will Bc Another Magnet.
-, ,.o,rs to come tho Canital will
sim, decree the mecca
>.a.ta, - ie difFicillt 10 con
,.o,+c,, ,,,araef for the moth
,,,,o,.:,.., =, fo, tho ssirlho0d
ho.an,o ,bo motherhood of
,;1 ~, ! model child welfare
: -
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.; ;+h =. tno no.. cent eff
j. ,,.;ll enoodiI,. become an at
- -o,,o,,d - none among Wash
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~ .nd keen coin. on the
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upoeoro no ues letter from pr
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re ,a,7iatricc of tho great MAKO
,.,iric ~ rocbaetor MINI nr. Helm
hoi,. ~ ,cknouIed-ed authority in
+bo ro,1n, of child hygiene. has this
- sa,. 80, tho srnre-ra value Of child
,.o1r,,o oepter work
"tT fool that. Of ali the preventive
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Evening star., 1926-04-25
Contributions Are Urged.

When | wound up my first year on
the air. at the end Of l92 !. | suggested
that the friends who had derived en-
Jcrtainmcnt or interest from my
weekly broadcasts WOULD please me
NIGHTLY il they said il With pennies
or dollars for the Children Hospital
of Washington II they feel ] nave
ir lie interval continued TO justify
their good will ! would be immeasur,
ably happy il they would LEI their feel
incS al the end Of my third year on
the air take the form of contribution
70 child welfare work-however small.
however big. they care 10 make II,
My address is in the telephone book.
will acknowledge promptly any
money get If You prefer to send
contribution directly to the president
of the child Welfare Society. Mrs.
Frank E. Moves. l239 Vermont avenue
that will be equally satisfactory.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
and here are four sound reasc
why you should buy it now

We will credit the allowance for your present
Car against the down payment. If there is
surplus it goes to reduce your monthly pay
ments thus making the required cash outlay at
anV one time verV low.