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hibit and kissed her again and again.
After all, what did the old ring mat
ter If it would help Jimmy? He was
her Own--her very own. 1t was n
marvellous thing to he able to help
him out Of difficulty. and she was
privileged indeed 1t was only that
she had always thought Of her ring
as "a symbol. a link that bound her
to him. But she mustn't allow her
self to get fanciful and womanish.
She must he glad and proud Of a
chance to help him.
Then she remembered her sugges
tion that they get married and his re-
f1lsal Her cheeks burned. How could
she have brought herself to do such a
thing when he needed money SO
badly? How could she?
Continued in tomorrow Star)
IGnNNright 10ok
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The End of Danny's Ride.

There's nothing Fortune Ger can send
But soon or late must have an end.
Old Mother Nature.
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One night in 1889 Mrs. Wesley W.
Tower of Waterbury. Conn, lost her
power of speech without any apparent
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teriously as it vanished nearly four
decades ago.
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Danny Meadow Mouse was having a
funny experience He certainly was.
He was hiding in a rubber boot where
he knew he had no business to be.
The rubber boot was in the bottom of
a rowboat and the boat was being
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My attention at this point in my
thoughts was attracted to a very
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me in a tailored costume OF utter
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but the most interesting thing about
it was the fact that her gloves
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eyes, yes. they must match" de-
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Even in the Kayser "Italian"' silk
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while like be with girl who well
who nothing but Daily Hint From Paris
brains the bias and Shirred in the middle.
Chief the qualities that attract boys good
goodheared universally
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"PuzzEcks
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And they found him perched on IS
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to country gentlemen.
.. Nearer the sky.
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s. A kind of steeple.
(NOTE-C. J. r. of Pittsfeld Mass,
who Is one of the best little "Puzzlick'
fans. forwards this limerick with the
observation, well, at any rate. you
can't deny that he achieved his am.
bition" That he did will be apparent
when you have completed the Inner
ick The answer and another "Puz-
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Yesterdays 'Puzzlick."
A wise man exploring the Nile
Said: THE Sphinx is no doubt all the
style,
But yonder there be
Other ruins, I see
And III peer amid those for a while. ="
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BY
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A bit out of place in these bizarre
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dowagers with their charming and
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East Falls Church. Va.
SUBURBAN HOMES.

y - II - NlD- ~ L - A'I i~h''
In Takoma Park. Brightwood, Woodside.
Silver Spring, Chevy Chase etc.
Takoma. D. C.-New Broom and tile
bath detached home; every modern conven-
fence. INV h. oak flors metal weatherstrip
throughout. Gear garage. large lot ana
shade trees. Priced to sell quickly.
2-story home. h.-w.h.. oak floors, built-in
features, garage: located near 14th st. ears:
S10.750: terms arranged
broom and bath bungalows. located on
District side. near cars. S6.250. $3.50.
senii-d d he'd brick. rooms and tile
bath. INV h. built in garage; $3.50; terms;
Takoma Md-Bunga allows. ) rooms and
bath ami $500. So, 800, $3.50 up.
Large S-room and bath 2-stOry house.
h.-w.h.. slate roof: lot 10x200; S11 900.
any reasonable terms.
Brightwood-New bungalow. ; rooms and
bath, h.-w.h. garage. attic; asking $3.50:
offer wanted. 49,
Chevy Chase D. C.-High class. we'll built,
new colonial home. located corner lot
If you know values, i VIII appeal to you
at the price asked-S16000.
bungalow. with built-in garage. Just the
place for a young couple: lot is 65x240, and
price is only S4.75o: $3.50 cash and S45
per month.
Brookvile rd--5 acres and 7-room and
bath modern home. only S11 900.
Groom and bath. Pa acres, $500.
Homes in all sections of suburbs and city.
{. w. VAN WAGNER.
"a Cedar ST. Takoma Park. D. e.
Adams 1926.
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yard. place for double garage: 81 800; very
easy terms Call 627 Mass ave. ne.
AN INvEsTMENT-2QO BLOCK 9Th. ST.
s.w.--i3 rooms and 2 baths; h.-a. heat =
car garage: income. $175 per mo-; 81 900;
81 Quincy pl n.w;-6 rooms and batn
h-w.h.. elect. gas. set tubs. concrete cellar.
hardwood trimmings. tiled bath back p SGfi
deep back yard. garage. metal garage To-1t.
paved alley: $500: ST 800 cash. Will CO.
p0Ss block Sth st. n.e.--6 rooms and bath :
gas: lot 1Sx160: price. $4 1900: small cash
$500 block Sherman ave. NV rooms
and bath; INV h: so feet facing on Sher-
man ave- price. $s 900; make an offer.
A country home in the city rooms ana
bath: INV h.. gas, elect: 20 feet wide: lot
rage. fruit trees 3Ofoot alley price, SIS 300.
Cali Mrs. RUTH .CUMBER; North 4452.
SUNDAY between I'll am. and 81 pm:
CHEVY cHAsEmNEyW W, sTU Df;cs ,I HouSE.
large fireplace cement porch 5 garage 70
less than cost: / block from Conn ave.
schools, stores. etc. Cleve. 455s-J. -
$3.50 WILL BUY NEW GROOM SEM,
detached brick in NV section small ints Sash
on both trusts. THE HORD REALTY co.
40s Investment Bldg. Adams 21l4 or Main
1919
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LYON VILLAGE.

Two-story brick colonial. : rooms and
large tile bath with built-ln fixtures inc
first floor contains large living room with
fireplace, breakfast alcove, kitchen with
many built-in features, dining room. Second
floor. 1 bedrooms and bath. stairway lead
Ing TO attic Cellar under entire house. Hot
water heat gas range. beautiful electric tix-
lures hardwood floors throughout. Garage
to correspond with house. Located on a
corner lot. Lot beautifully landscaped Com
pare 1t with similar houses. Only IL MIN
utes from the Treasury by auto. 3 bus
lines. y car lines to city. Every city con
venience for residences of this location. only
3 blocks TO new $4,000 school. Open all
day Sunday.
LYON & FITCH. INC.
Clarendon $50 Main i19S.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ATTRACTIVE HOME. LARGE GROUNDS.
fruits. flowers. seven-room house in excel
lent condition: hot.water heat. two-car ga
rage: must be seen to be appreciated: by
OWNER. Phone Atlantic 1913. ~
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WOODBRIDGE HOMES.

Two Best Values in Woodbridge.
real bdch am bus and srs Se
p ootS , h,wh oak 6o floor. pantry tiled
:s515 South Dakota ave.-MDetached: large
corner lot. fronting los it, on S. Oak. ave:
out pantry. screens. fireplace: block from
bus. Row house or Chevy Chase lots con
OWNER Col 47t0-W
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10th STREET HEIGHTS.

Magnificent detached residence on Floral
street. Just off 18th Street drive. of rooms
and = baths. including bedrooms living
room, dining room. breakfast room, kitchen
and sun parlor. Laundry and servants
toilet i'll cellar. All modern improvements,
with instantaneous hot-Water heater and
built-in garage. This house is one of the
most distinctive in this section. Price is
Star office.
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW; ELEC-
trclty: running water: IL minutes from city
$25 month. Address Box 452-C, Star office.
261S MINI. AVE. S.E.-FOUR-ROOM BUN
galow; elecric lights; reasonable. Call Lin
cCm 99S9 for towner. 80
F1vE-ROOM HOUSE, BALLSTON. VA, $50
per month.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(COntinued.)
ACT QUICKLY.
MT. RAINIER.
rENN PTINCAIOWC
NEW HOMES.

TAKOMA PARK rooms, tile
bath. huiltin refrigerator and tea-
cures all modern: oak floors: fire.
place: sleeping porch: garage: attrac-
tive D. C. neighborhood: near cars;
churches and stores: fine shade and
Bungalow-5 rooms. tile bath;
sleeping porch: in Md: close to
cars stores. etc: shade and lawn: all
modern; prices and terms right.
OWNER AND BUILDER. 257 Ethan
Allen ave. Col. 9111-J.
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ON PROPOSED EXTENSION OF
10th ST. TO BALTIMORE.
80 ACRES FINE LAND-GOOD ROAD.
Is MILES FROM THE NEW WILLARD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
GOOD HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS.
IDEAL FOR SUMNER RESIDENCE.
PRICE. S1o.5 800 (CLEAR).
L. W. GROOMES. 1416 ST.
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SALE OR RENT-sUB, PROP'TY

CoLoRED-5-ACRE POULTRY PLACE IN
Na;-Small house. outbuildings; 500 cash:
AND ROOM HOUSES WITH BATH:
ami. at sacrifice, in Columbia Park. Land
over, Md: or trade for D. c: improved prop
erty. H. l.. SHELDRAKE. Landover Md.
GLEN ECHO-MODERN BUNGALOW. 5
rooms; bath, hall. breakfast room, garage;
S5.50O small first payment: rental consld-
cred. 101 Harvard ave
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room bune allow, ami, ali screened: a fine
garage and car goes with this bargain
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FOR SAI.E-HOJJSES.

COLORED--FOR SALE-NEW. MODERN
home, elevated location: rooms with closets
and floor plugs: fine tiled bath: hot water
heat. electricity. stationary tubs: large con
Tastefully decorated with latest fixtures and
app0intmcnts Among its innumerable
quality features three large porchcs ,in-
Guiding sleeping porch and screened break
tast pOrch). For sale direct from owner.
Small S!l payments for quick sale. Call Lincoln
TO .COLORED-EXCELLEN SOUTHEAST
location; q rms: latrobe. electricity; garage;
$500 cash. $50 monthly Adams 4529.
BEAUTIFUL HOME ROOMS: H..W.H..
cleo: on District line and new country blvd:
ideal place for anything: fruit trees. garden,
month $500 Main 25I0
Inquire at Ala Maryland ave-. Hyattsville.
TO REFINED CoLORED-NO AGENTS,
First time offered: 8 rms. ami: central
northwest; S11 800: terms. Adams 1920. :.
FOR SALE BY OWNER--6 ROOM HOUSE:
double garage. sleeping. porches inelosed.
toIn@b aa Il iIl 9c5Nt No s asen aa lf'n no
BROOM AND. BATH BRICK HOUSE WITH
priced ST 900 under market value. Has
electricity. large, dry cellar and good heat.
1S plant o This property Is one block P 5rSm
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD, o
404 Continental Trust Bldg Main 1880.
NEW FIVE-RoOM HOUSE. JUST BUILT.
and has been sold recently; First trust.
1000; second trus. II 300 200: paya ava ouf SIi 10
three Years We viii sell both notes and
Quick HENRY 1. COLEMAN: Fr 1898.
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WE CAN NOW ARRANGE TO HAVE
highest cash value on your automobile. lot or
other valuable credited to first payment on
that home you wish to buy, We also nave a
fund to loan reliable homeseekers to help
them with the first payment on a home I6To
interest. bonusl. Address BOX Ky.
Star office. ~
1854 b ST. SE.-6 ROOMS AND BATH:
h.-w.h; cleo: cellar; less than $1,000;
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A BARGAINS ROOMS, BATH; 2-STORY
mo. .KAPLAN. 439 9TH st. s.w. Phone
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GREENNALE., d. c.

$3.50 TO $3.50.
Are you looking for bungalow or de-
tached house: We have both. and IT VIII
pay you to investigate them before you
buy. Strictly white section. They contain
; and rooms. attic. hardwood floors, best
of plumbing, heating and electric fixtures :
lets 5oxl5o, fenced and and high and shay by
minutes ride north of 18th and II ne.
"COZY HOMES MEAN HAPPINESS
CARAVAN BROS,
2423 Bladensburg Rd. Line. 94oo
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MODERN q r. & B. HOME 3rd ST. NE
Electricity. hot-water heat; priced very rea.
sonable at $500: now vacant.
H. H. BERGMAN.
$50 St, NV.
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S7.85O-BARGAIN.

$7,850-BARGAIN.
Will sell my beautiful modern brick home
for the above price to responsible party on
terms Of $3.50 cash and S65 per month.
House has six large rooms and bath. INV n ..
electric light. three porches. and is III per
Located in convenient and restricted north
east section Just off Rhode Island ave
Answer Immediately il interested. Address
Box 250-C, Star office.
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INVESTORS

Georgetown-Prospect Ave.
Six-roon and bath brick. in fine condition.
$4,000. ST. 900 cash for quick sale. Balance
easy. This price certainly affords ample Op-
portunity for good profit Address Box 2@9-C.
Star office.
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ed four per cent interest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OPPOSE

The Swing johnson bill was ap-
proved by the United States senate
committee on irrigation and reclaim
alton by a vote of 1S to 2, Friday
morning, according to telegraphic
word received by the Dispatch.
Senator's Ashurst and Cameron were
the only two members of the COM
n.ittee to oppose the measure and by
their action, stand alone in the breach
against at least all the states of the
Colorado river basin, excepting Ar1-
zona to prevent a passage of the
bill when it comes to be considered
on the floor of the senate.
That the action of the senate com
mittee will precipitate a resort to
drastic methods on the part of Cam
eron is made almost certain by a
telegram received from him stating,
"The fight has just started. Arizona
as a sovereign state will fight to
the last ditch in congress and from
now on as a sovereign state we shall
have equal footing"
That filibustering will furnish a
spectacular part of the tactics of the
senators to direct the attention of
the nation to the pligh of the pioneer
state of the southwest is generally
conceded by those familiar with the
quality of the stamina of the two
state solons.
The advance of the forces of the
Swing Johnson bill which would ig-
more the interests of Arizona and
build the Boulder canyon dam in
spite of it's continued and vigorous
protests is unifying all interests into
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CONTINUED FROM rage One)
church, general freight and passenger
agent for the Southern Pacific rail-
riod, and e. Barnum, president of the
Graham County Chamber of Com
merce.
Douglas representatives are L. s.
Palmer of the Murphy and Palmer
company; Joe Sexton, president of the
Arizona Edison company; c. o. F.ice,
of the Rice corporation; Rex Rice.
president of the Douglas Chamber OF
Commerce; e. C. Graves, vice presi-
dent of the Douglas First National
bank; B. A. Packard, president of the
First National banks P. G. Beckett,
general manager of Phelps Dodge cor
poration; j. S. Douglas, capitalist;
George Dave, superintendent of the
Copper Queen smelter; c. G. Mcbride,
manager of the Phelps Dodge Mer-
camille company; J. B. Crowell, cash
ier of the Bank of Douglas; j. z.
Boyle, attorney; A. J.. McKinnon, cash
ier Of the Bank of Commerce; F. D.
Iubbell, contractor; d. C. O'Neil. Hud-
SON Essex dealer; George Buxton of
the Buxton Smith company; Major
C. Is. Townsend of 25th infantry, Eom-
manding, officer at Camn Harry j..
Jones; Alfred Paul of the Paul quarry
and Albert Stacey of the Bassett
Lumber company.
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and Hayden is love feast when COM
pared to the situation existing in re-
publican ranks. Ralph Cameron, Unit
ed States senator from Arizona and
an announced candidate for re-elec-
ton, is decidedly persona non grata to
Heard ad a considerable element in
his own party, and may find himself
vigorously opposed in the republican
primary.
Camerons asserted attempt to ''grab
the Colorado river" through filings on
purported mining claims located in
Boulder Canyon, along Bright Angel
trail and at other strategic points
along the river, and the custer pro-
ceedings brought by the government
against HIM and his associates, includ-
ing the Stetson interests of Philadel-
phia, have furnished his political enc
mics with plenty of ammunition.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-24

, a single hand to stand behind Cam
eron in the approaching senatorial
fight Evidences Of this united de-
Tense were manifested Thursday by
the dispatching of a spirited message
to Senator Cameron by workers, busi-
ness and professional men of Phoe-
nix and the Salt river valley giving
the senator positive assurances that
Arizona stood squarely behind him
in the fight against the "inquitious
alliance of the Colorado basin states
to pillage Arizona of her rights in.
the resources of the Colorado river"
1t further assures millions for
defense but not one cent for tribute"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-24

consideration that a. change of but one
vote in each precinct of the state
would have seated him in the govern
or's chair two years ago is expected to
result in Heard's making another at
tempt to win the Arizona governor
ship.
Anti Hunt democrats, sufficiently
numerous in the past to have three
times thrown the governorship to the
republicans, are emphatic in their as
sertion that Hunt will be overwhelm
ingly defeated if he is his partys
nominee next fall. They point to IN
creased costs of government, a dog
in the manger" policy as regards de-
veIopment Of the Colorado river, and
bank afilures as evidence of the un-
fitness of the present administration.
The governors supporters, on the
other hand assert that reports from
all sections of the state show that
Hunt is stronger than ever before. His
unwavering championship of the rights
of Arizona in the Colorado river and
his refusal to be trapped into any
agreement with California which
might rob this state of it's "birthright"
is said to have solidified public senti-
ment behind Hunt as never before.
fractional Fights.
Complicating the political situation
are factional fights in both parties
which bid fair to develop into a defi-
mite cross ticket alignment in the COM
ing. campaign. Carl Hayden, Arizona's $
lone congressman since statehood, is
out for United States senator and will
bJ without opposition in the demo-
cratic primary. Hayden came out
originally for the Colorado river COM
pact, a stand more or less consistently
maintained by him throughout the Bit
ter controversy which has ragged over
| the seven Estate treaty. and one par
| ticularly obnoxious to Governor Hunt.
|, Then, too, it is rumored, Hunt nae
! been contemplating seat in the Unit
ed States senate as an appropriate
rounding out of his political career
but decided to abandon or postpone
the idea when Hayden announced his
candidacy.
| The GOODNESS existing between Hunt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-24
HUNT And HEARD
MAY MAKE RACE
FOR GOVERNOR

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 23.-Basing
his candidacy on the contention that
he alone is best fitted to protect Ari-
zona's rights in tn Colorado river
from spoliation by California, GEORGE
w. +. Hunt. who viii this year con-
clude his sixth term Ss governor of
Arizona, will seek again to succeed
himself as chief executive of this
state next November. Although for
NAL announcement of Governor Hunts
candidacy for reelection is yet to be
made, it is known to be in course of
preparation and may DE Forthcoming
any day. In the meart.Me. the decis-
ion of Mir. Hunt who has actually oc-
cupied the governors chair for eleven
years, is we'll known to his friends to
whom he has frequently communicate
ed his determination once more to
save" Arizona from her powerful and
designing sister on the west.
That Governor Hunt will be opposed
by, Dwight B. Heard owner of the
Phoenix Republican, seems practically
certain at this time. Mr.. Heard, who
recently returned from tour through
Africa and Europe, is being importun-
ed daily by republican and anti-Hunt
democrats again to make the race for
governor. AS yet he has given no in.
dications as to his plans, but it isun-
derstood he will declare his Intentions
within the next week.
Logical Man.
The fact that Heard gave Hunt at
exceedingly close race in 1924, losing
by only few hundred votes; is cited
in support of the declaration that he
is the logical man to dislodge Hunt
and carry the republican banner to
success in the coming contest. The
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-24
pEoPLE LEAVING NAYARIT
~ Disnatcb A p Wire,

III. Dispatch 4. T. Wlre)
SAN BIAS, Sinaloa, Mex, April %
Driven from their home and their
work by floods, thousands of persons
are arriving here from the recently
sections of the state of
Nayarit The exodus started some
time ago. Many families in Nayarit
are destitute ard food is scarce.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-24
ODD BITS OF NEWS
lRt nisnatch A. P. Wirel

CHICAGO.-Elbert Gary, steel mag
nate, gave Chicago's gold coast q
thrill today. Ivory place cards en-
bossed with four leaf clovers, solid
gold, jade favors, illuminated menus,
and other inexpensive trinkets" made
guests gasp at a luncheon rendered
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Judge Gary's
niece, who becomes a bride tomorrow.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-24

moved for reconsideration so the sem
ate might consider amendments by
which Italy upon demond would fur
nish bonds to the American govern
ment in the amount of the principal
and interest. This motion was voted
down by almost as decisive a ma
jority as that on Wednesday to ap-
prove the agreement. The vote today
was 43 to "a and on Wednesday 50
to 33.
While the new French offer was
not made public there were definite
indications that it went farther to-
ward meeting, Americas demands
than the proposal of the unsuccessful
Caillaux omission of last summer.