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Goth AND + SITS. NV.
New Frcproof Building.
One and two rooms and bath.
Occupancy about August st.
New Building.
rooms and md ,SSiS %S'f sff, SO Nv! vs. and 5000
8 rooms and bath available July / $4,000
,oo.a aIlS dKAsT%%RAMA; si,%s ,;,sbis Rh TTW TdSy
5 rooms and bath ........-... 100 90
New Building.
rooms rooms, Kit Kitchen and nd bath porch: 5%.SSSS 90
''0" '3a aaeo co;NN, AVE. NV .-ooo
z rooms kitchen and bath $1,000
'fH TnE paw aIEnvERETr. @i57 p sr. ~
rooms Kitchen and path ....... S52 .59 59
room. 1ltisep i44s G1RHRb fnd bata sf NV. 4''oo
I ESS% s dining MIN room room kitchen qnS d s4T 20
0A'n '4los 14,h ST. nv St'0'' " .OO nv
r00%f THE 'F$ 42ss Ali aad sr soOo w
rooms and 9"t bath NJ ST w sso'oo
''''S anu i7so S,S"i PH. AVE- AVE NV S" s..eo
. rooms and 2}i7 9fth c ST. NV. 5000
rooms and . baths 81, X 49,. .s65'o
rooms ioS5 fisSses mSss sss Dath AVE NV $4,000 $50 90
'OO"'' "'i i7i5 Pa: AVE. NV sesoo
f0''''f isaS 80 cxsfh.fnF0RNIA sT. NV. oo'so o
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. S12 ~ 6
FqTHHs THE ARpaoRE' fs1faf sna aI5 5's 10Th ST.
r02m6 sIo1 aRf RhobE h5fh Island AVE: EEoo'oo
'00'"S r545 545 KALoRAMA R;isI RID. NV. 0'.o so
" 'O0"s N''SSs" Tos a&nd sp ST. NV ssooo
rooms and bath. porch .. $1,000
1l07 11th ST. NV.
l room. dining alcoee. kitchen and
1 room room and bath with Murphy bed, 49, ~
A'"'''0iS '0.S 70, ls:' sT. N.ww.. ','.o ~
3 rooms and bath .......... S3S.5O
2 rooms. kitchen and bath ,SoS 90
room. dining alcove. ktchsn y and nn M
1io 9th ST. NV.
3 rooms. kt,hnnette and bath S12 30
] room, ktcbcncttc and bath. 5000
1924 PA. AVE. NV.
" rooms and kitchen. use of bath. 5000
1903 1Ith ST. NV.
/ room, kitchen and bath ........ $500
40 10Th ST. S.E.
rooms oopSosite opa Gash May aower Hoicll o'O'V'
GEO. w. LINkINS,
kya...-r5s1 I'm ApEsSA SALEa ST~~ aha.
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AN EXCELLENT BUY,

Two six room brick houses in the south
east in good condition VIII pay q. good re
turn the money invested both be
bought for So 800. BRADFORD. jf9 Bond
Bldg, Main $685. 6'
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\ GOOD PROFIT

room houses IN the southeast section of the
Hty surr9pnded by '1ew homes selling dor for
which will show an excellent return on the
money. BRADFORD. 319 Bond Bldg. Main
S6a3 d
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE s-room house for de-
sirable Groom house in good northwest
location. Address. giving details Box ia
Star Office,
:}Ia ACRES, one mile above Cabin John,
fronting on Conduit rd. for Or. house. ami :.
NV. section. Call G. NJ. PLUNKERT, ITO
Eye st. NV. Frank: 101.
WILL TRADE, MY. EQUITY IN A 2FAM.
lily fiat in southeast. one block from Lincoln
Park. for good automobile. Call Mr..
LOUIS. Man 755c.
Party owning store on 11th St near Ken.
yon will trade equity for good used car
First trust $4,000: 2nd trust 81 900: pay-
able S25 per month including interest
Vacant Make offer. Address Box 449-Z
Star Office.
WE MAINTAIN AN ACTIVE EXCHA sGE
department where all classes Q. real estate
are advantae eousIy handled We exchange
farms and suburban properties. residences
business properties and apartments. We
would appreciate an opportunity of discuss
ing some exchange propositions; We have
exchanged Call Main 1884 for appointment,
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
14o9 L St. NM.
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SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.
MASSACHUSETTS
HEIGHTS

I1ElC1l y
Ideal location on balcony OF
Washington Splendidly con-
structed building. only three
years old; all rented to desir-
able, contentcd tenants. Oil
burner heating system, easy to
manage; extremely low main
tenance cost. Can be purchased
for slightly over seven times
gross rental and will show gen
crous net profit! Well financed
For additional information
phone Mr.. Newcomb. (Eve-
ming phone Cleve. 4152.l
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
BOSS & PHELPS
Main $500
l4l7 * Street
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1919 21st ST. NV.
g. r. and b.: elec. recently decorated: re-
b37 GRESHAM Pr. NV.
g r. and b.; furnace heat: newly papered
1868 PARK RID. NV.
8 r. and b.: eiec; good condition.
@6l6, UNIVERSITY ,PL. NV;
10 r, and b; h.wh,. eler.: good cond-
0n "a lsPs spseT coLfMsfH II ssfsfs Rb Ts6s0HaSf NW
~ T. & = BARNES LAM 1!e} i e.. @'@
4F00@ ssi6 fsaRf RfsERV6iR aHs15f Rs G6n' 81 mo
rooms 0T&S issa ! i"ss sr. pA2FSsd' Sw Low rent
=. and b.: fiat: excellent cond. elec. ::
50 X ST. Ne
13 r and ? b.: cleo. and gas: will repaper
anu nut in good condition. Low rent
FOR RENT-COLORED
e54 oeth ST. NV
r and Is +; 'flat: hopaRr a12 II pr siS S% No
=. and b.: fnrnace heat: electric
100 COLUMBIA RID NV
: r. and h. newly decorated; many extras.
"e"' 'Fin3' i4o3 MoNTELLo AVE. NE.
3 =; and use of bath: light and hea, fur
''''''' 783 HOBART Pf.. NV
=. and b.. heat and light included in rent.
s.r, and b.: latrobe heat: gas light; good
condition. s'3 33I4'M r. ST. NV.
dition. Rent. sle,5o mo,
1i2 HOBART Pk. NV
6 r. and b.; elec. and gas: furnace heat :
''' "''' 75s HOBART PL. NV.
8 r. and b.: elec: furnace heat Low rent
\. +. RYON CO.. Inc.
34lS l4th st. Columbia 1877
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VIZ W.T. ,S3s - SET + Sd FiSs ORDER Bts1;
RGoS s}Ss !s'R Fl EfNE Bhs ADhfR hFR
ED FOR TWO FAMILIES: $50
LEE d. LATIMER CO.,
an7 16tb ST
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. SE.
Houses.

1903 East Cap. st.-s r.. b.. h -ah.. An
14O8 Mass ave. SET r., b. hwh.,
$50 s'efi iits s's 81. ne-s r, b., h.,wh, ~ - ~
1881 East Cap. st.--e r, b, h.-w.h., - %
s1s 4ih st. ar se.s r. b.. H.. eiec. 1000
1873 ID st. e.e.--7 r.. b., h.-w.h. cleo. - m
1s4o C st. SEE r.. b.. h.-w.h., elec,. =.
,a6a 10th st. rii.ee r.. b.. h ;ee;c. SSSS
1907 East Cap. ST. r.. b., h-wh.. oo oo
4e7 n. j. ave. se.-1O r. b.. lat. h. . 5000
607 r Of. SEQ r. b., lat h. -. $500
al 3ryl at ne-S r., b., h.-a.h., elec. 55 90
S2O G st. n.e.--S r.. b.. lat. h., cleo. $500
11O1 "a s. C. ave. s.e.-6 r. b.. h.-w.h.. -,
o1 . Atb AZ se---9 r., b. lat. h. ... 30 90
ibSs b ST. se-6 r.. b., lat. h.. gar. . 5000
a30 n st se-6 r.. b.. lat II. ...... 90
3oz ATM at. n.e.-5 r., b. elec 49,. A. so
T35 9TH st. s.e--6 r., b.. h-wh. -. 1000
roo st s.e.---6 r, b., lat. h. l6b0
1862 c St n.e.---4 T., b.. lat. h. 20 90
1918 A ri. SEE r. r............... "b0o
Flats.
1890 10th st. Sc. No. :---5 r.. h.
h-wh. cleo, gar. Sb2 %
o4n 10th st se-6 r. b.. h-w H.. elec. 80 90
s3S iSth 81. se.-5 r.. b.. h .-a.h. cier. & 30
1857 b ST. n.e.-o r.. b.. lat. ~, $3.50
2oi3 4th e.. e.: me- NO II r., b. ~ 5o
3, hhiwh u u. se s.ee No Ia r., b.. iat. h. 800
io5 ihth st n 81 r., b.. lat. h.. $500
500 II 81 se-~4 r. h.. lat h. $500
4I71a- 18th st. s.e.--j r., b, lat. H.. 5000
1851 L st. se---4 r.. b.. h. W h. ..... 25.5O
t373 L st. e.es-4 r.. b.. LAT. h.-AesAA 2%.ou
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11OS X STREET.
Attractive store.
store. with basement.
CORNER 9th AND NJ SITS.
store, with basement.
Fine location for drug store. Concession
to desirable tenant.
755 9th ST. NV.
Desirable store.
GEO w. L1NKINS.
LA DE sales St
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lo2 ST NV. $500
20S r st NV ............ $500
lax ii St n e-LaTSe store with elec. $500
81 X St n.e.-Place for grocery. -. 5000
3419 Georgia ave. n.w.-coApt: above. 90
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FOR SAIE-.lPAFTNENTS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ELEGANT 2o-RM. BRICK MANSION, LARGE
grounds. covered with magnificent trees; two
extensive porches: beautifully situated in the
center of Hyattsville Md. will exchange
for improved or unlmproved property in or
near Washington. Address J. HARRIS ROC
ERS: phone Hyattsville 56-J.
1909 18th ST. NW-NEWLY REMOD-
eled store and 9 apartments: trade for
good farm. G. b. LIKENS. 1919 NJ st. NV
s.w.--Good income: we'll financed JOHN
H. WEST. SIS Woodward Bias. Main TT?
MT. PLEAsANT-NINE ROOMS. TWO
baths. sleeping porch. brick garage: am t. /:
Petworth. six rooms: Woodbridge. bungalow
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

g, LARGE IOTs NEAR EASTERN STAR
iiome. $3.50 each: terms. Address Box
ONE OR TWO Lars. 4O-FT. FRONT BY
$50 deep: one square from cars and bus
o%SER "c ss 'hfgs Hyst ave- G
UNIMPROYED GRADED BUSINESS LOT
800 SQUARE G fea fS'0n e. on on zonsa
peGclal hGn N, 2ayfd and developed street $1,000
house-Nice lot. 50x ~: 10 alley: sewer,
water. gas. elec.. only Sl.7oo.
q, ANOTHER t corner. 42xi35. all improvements.
As sss, ii. Kim /; TsoFNToN. so% S2s9 Al co..
3 lots; bounded By Ellicott, 18th and West
w. G. FERGUSON.
2D29 34th 81 &c
RUSSELL TERRACE. !. CORNERS on
Nicholson and 10th; fronting 18Th. 115 feet
10Th greatest country's chief avenue-isn't
" ht9fs 1qfh slreet WPs T%RiHE iTs2 ~ irq its oT"
Hampton Courts. 6"
10-foot alley in rear: located on the s:w. cor
COMMERCIAL ZONE: suitable site for ga
rage: warehouse. Laundry. bottling estabil:h-
ment. junk shop, etc. Price. 81 Pc So, #;
1O per cent discount for cash.
Lot, 3s #; by 1926 #: on grade: alley in
roar; located on the northwest corner BlaI
ssnrshurg rd; and Oates street me-; in The
blocks of 18th and II SITS. tho future north
cast business center of Washington. Price
81 per square foot.
Lot, 40 It. by 115 it: 15-ft. alley in
and staaet Fl 1RSf s5F zGNE
n2 i9r Or rs heas
loot: VIII consider an offer.
EAST wAsHINGTON REALTY co.
Lincoln
90 Fl; oN 20 CAL. CAL ST %k4iLIQ5RANA.
rRt5H tfklcE, ses.o66. s6S2 T2 HA ST IT,.
81 s. rEGHr1dEl #To FlfE 4 Pgf gis SoS ST; CLEAR,
a' ffoNEAffR T. T. GRo5Ef3 AE Il 50 iliS iS Fl cLRl
CHOICE HOMI. SITE.
Alaska Ave. at l4th st.
125-ft front. $500 So f.: highest point
in that part Of 1lty w sces e, Is, Wsltcr Reed rss
Woodward Bldg. D-'- 80 - -,
y SACRIFICE.
rounded by beautiful homes. steadily increas-
ing in value 200 feet on Coiesville Pike. BY
BE 0n o sfnd VIII sea.e who. a pa
| no brokers. Address Box 4l4-Z. star ONCE
BUILDERS
OPPORTUNITY.
Excellent lots 40xl3": water sewer. &C.
ment walk: Just west % Wis. ave, near
| Fessenden 81. 5oc per foot.
THOS. y. WALSH,
Main 1855 SIS 18th st. NV.
WASTED-LOTS.
| TO BUY-LOr IS BY 200 FIT on MARL-
/ boro pike between Washington and Forrest
/ vile. Address Box 46s-Z. star office.
| LOT NOT LESS THAN 900 SQUARE
feet or building for light manufacturing in
| second commercial 2one. give prize and de
scription IN first letter. Address Box 32s-Z.
! Star Office. Sc
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COLORED.

COLORED.
212 D st. nw.-14 r. & $50. 90
oil = st. n.w--12 +. & b. ..,..... 1000
T1S Kenyon st. n.w.-6 r. & b.. ami. 1000
1902 1st n nw.---3-r & b. apt. ...... 1000
61S Kastle st. ne -6 7. & h. ami. $500
5314 Dix st. n.e.--5 rms, cleo. ...... $500
200 at. se.-3 rooms. .......... ESQ
1"43 4th ST. n VT rms. ......... 20.00
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main 21OO 02h 18th 81 NV
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FOR RENT-DESk SPACE.
FOR RENT-STORES.

No. t05 - + ct. NW--STORE IN down.
town business district: S15 per month.
WIN. p. NORMOYkE. $40 st. NV.
STORE. 2Ox5o. SUITABLE FOR BAKERY.
with oven; wonderful location. 220S Nichols
ave Sc.
l110 14th ST. N.w.-LARGE STORE AND
basement entirely reGecorated. IUf1EN,
Main 10000.
FOUR NEW STORES. TWO CORNERS. IN
n splendid NV. business section. surrounded
by HANDSOME residences and large apartments.
Price from S65 to $125 per month. Phone
West 3lh7 between 10 and l..
213 PENNA AVE NW-STORE. ON LOT
2ox9S to alley: y floors above store of 3
rms; rent for all, S100. CHAS s. SHREVE,
l22:. Conn. Ave.
10S FLORIDA AVE. NW.-STORE ROOM
and 3 rooms above: gas. cleo. side alley,
rear yard; Sio5 per mo. CHAS. s. SHREFE.
1929 Conn. ave. NV.
21O Az ST S.W-LARGE STORE. .S47. 80
63l G st. NV Large store room. -. 1900
o"3 p st. s.w.-Store. bakery and
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RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED

RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rd.-7 rooms giass-inclosed sleeping porch.
PARK: PARK: sso: on premises or line iaeS-w. Is.
3o2 MASS. N.E-o ROOMS, X. AND b;
saRRvE aifeRe hfass fiasss cont conn Sts0o See oHAs s.
FOR RENT TO. COLORED. 2OO4. 10Th ST.
A.w.. opposite the Portner--A.m reason
able Tel. after 6 pm. Adams 9025. 8.
sxoom brlck afaa sna ssa 81 Sa,h "a double garage
electric light; in first~class condition. Apply
114o 9TH st. ne. ne. 8.
sss ami
CHEVY. CHASE. D. C.-NEw, DETACHED
ho%e B. ErKESs Is psi Main a@ bo57 bargain at SO G.
CON sondtien; ION s36'5o: Key % at Sis. % Lincoln
IsSETs Iss} JsS Ey@l5 so54 R. b 1926: G. B
hNh4riN hsths AMI hRos' Phone Lincoln s'7' HOW
33s 1aas vEkMoAT ese baths saitabe roomas Of
boarding house, lodge OF. club rooms; low
sport ssH Mart. a14 + st: NV.
EIGHT ROOMS. OR TWO 4ROOM APART
ments. newly decorated: electricity. h. w. H.;
reasonable. Inquire within. 316 10th st. ne.
Or for sale -
1915 gath ST. Sc, RANDLE HIGHLANDS
Semi detached, g rooms. bath and garage,
ton: bus al corner; rent. $50 Mr. MoQUE.
Columbia 1880.
3al0 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nv
nlodern. np''itrTs Phone Pho ,' Col. s65s-W. Z.
| BEAUTIFUL. MODERN SEMI-DETACHED
| home. near Lincoln Park: all modern IN
provelncnts, insl9d,ns 81 gh garage Phone oWH-
| YEARS LEASE; CLEVELAND PARK---DE-
tached. near Eaton School; bedrooms, >
| baths, glassed sleeping porch, garage. Cleve.
22s8
MODERN BROOM BUNGALOW: SLEEP
ing porch and garage. Apply JOHN PHIL
| LIPS. 100 Elm ave-. Takoma Park, Nd
Col-S651-J. g.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-15
BRONZE HARDWARE
AND NATIVE COPPER
SCREENS INSTALLED

The artistic hardware fittings of
/ solid bronze used throughout in the
Douglas home beautiful" thrown
open to public inspection today at
1414 Ninth street were all furnished
by the Douglas Hardware company,
and selections were made in CO.
operation with the Fred Hubbell
syndicate from the stocks of the
best known manufacturers in the
country.
All of the hardware fittings are
of solid bronze, with a durable stain
less finish resembling gold, or gilt.
The glass knobs which have proved
so popular in the many sections of
the outhwest where extensive build
ing is being carried on have been
incorporated.
One of the features which will
contribute to the permanent neat
appearance of the home beautiful"
is the use throughout of copper
screens, made from native copper.
These screens are positively rust and
corrosion proof. In the past it has
been difficult to keep screens, made
from iron, wire, clean, due to corros-
sion and rust. After the old style
screens had attained a certain ago
they were always so badly corroded
that to attempt to brush or clean
them generally meant broken fab
ric. The screens, incidentally, are
installed on the inside of the win
dows, an arrangement which further
contributes to their cleanliness.
An added feature, selected in con-
junction with the interior arrange
ment of the screens, is the installa-
tion of patented easement operators.
BY means of small, inconspicuous
mechanism, it is possible to swing
the window outward in an arc. The
mechanism is operated by special
key which fits all windows, and the
windows are automatically locked in
any desired position.
The same care has been exercised
by the Douglas Hardware company
in selecting the materials to go into
the model home that has marked
the efforts Of the other local con-
Germs contributing to the homes
equipment, and Fred Hubbell ex-
pressed himself Saturday as being
highly pleased with the results OBJ
tanned.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-15

among his nine hits this week E.
Smith, the Pittsburgh catcher, was
thus, crowded out of the first ten.
Leading National league nitters:
Hargrave, Cincinnati, .S78; Stephen
son, Chicago, $40; Grantham, Pitts
burgh, .355; Bressler, Cincinnati, 1852;
l.. Bell, st. Louis, .349; Traynor Pitts
burgh .349; Williams, Philadelphia,
344; Herman, Brooklyn, BAL; Cuyuer,
Pittsburgh, $40; Christensen, Cincin-
natl, .S39.
The leading hitter of the major
leagues is Joe Burns, the clean up man
of the Cleveland American league
lineup. Burns has made 152 hits to
date, 13 in the past seven games Of
this week, according to the official
averages including Wednesday games.
Burns passed Ruth this week for Sec
ond place in the leading ten hitters
of the American league, not far behind
Fothergill of Detroit, who is still
leading, though slowly losing points
from his average of over 400. In the
same number of games Burns has been
officially "at bat" 20 times more. than
Ruth, though of course the Babe has
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-15

moved back into third place in the
first ten and the Pirates generally en-
joyed the best hitting of the week in
the National league.
Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs
and Jim Bottomle yof the st. Louis
Cardinals continuedj their neck and
neck race for home run honors of the
league, adding one apiece to reach Is.
Lee Meadows of the Pirates moved
into second place among the pitchers
in games won, with IA victories, one
less than Pete Donohue of the Cincin-
natl Reds. Donohue was credited with
one defeat this week, making his rec
ord Is won and 10 lost. He is far in
the lead in the league in innings
pitched, with the equivalent of %
games.
The two leading hitters of the
league among the regulars are Har-
grave of Cincinnati and Stephenson,
the new Chicago outfielder Both
dropped back few points,, as did the
other leaders except the Pirate crew.
Fred Williams of the Phillies jumped
from far down the list into seventh
place, with a couple of round trips
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-15
% HI1RT IN STORM.

| BELIRE, Ohio. Aug. 14.-Three per-
sons were seriously hurt and 20 others
received minor injuries when violent
wind storm demolished three houses
and seriously damaged a score of 9TH
er buildings at Shadyside, near here,
late today.
James Campbell 1S, was seriously
hurt when the home of his parents was
blown to the ground. Frank Donald
son, 10, and his brother, Walter, u,
were playing with baby sister, who
was not hurt when the twister struck
their home,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-15
CUYLER LEADS
NATIONALS AS
CHAMP BATTER
(By Dispatch A. p. Wire)

CHICAGO Aug. 1..-Long noted as
a speedy base runner, Hazen Cuyler
this week in runs scored in the Ma
tional league this season, and did Ns
with his bat instead of his spiked
shoes. Climbing back into the Heading
ten hitters of the National league, Guy
Ter scored eight runs in eleven hits in
the last six games, and his blows in
cluded homer, double and a triple.
His total of % stolen bases is still
high mark. Cuyler has scored II
times.
George Grantham of the Pirates
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-15
HELD FOR .MURDER.

;WAHPETON, N. d., Aug. 14.-Mrs.
Alma Bell Foran, % years old, was
in custody here today on a warrant
charging her with the murder of her
husband, George Foran 35, of Fair
mount, N. D. Arrest of the widow
came after three weeks secret inves-
tigation. which, included a midniC1t
exhumation of Foran's body.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-15

of Foran's body.
Evening star., 1926-03-23

face, opened it, and pressed his lips
gently against the palm.
"N-no," said Celia, but more uncer-
tainly.
would you mind If any one else did
it?"
II wouldn't let any one else do it,
she answered haughtily.
Triumph inflated him.
"You do love me-" he cried. "only
you don't know it."
And suddenly they both began to
laugh, smOtheredly, nervously, ike
two children trying not TO giggle out
In church.
Their unexpected mirth ceased al
most as soon as it had begun. Celia
spoke first.
II am sorry" she said. II only
laughed because I'm nervous, and it
seemed SO funny to say that person
could love some one without knowing
it,"
And ! laughed" returned Padraic
ruefully, 'on the wrong side Of my
mouth as the saying goeS--to keep
| from crying / think. AS for a person
| loving another without knowing 1t.
that has often happened, ! assure
| YOU"
1T seems impossible" said Celia.
| Yet you say you can't tell whether
| or not you love me-"
"In the way you want me. TO-
| she modified.
He had her pinned in her chair, with
his hands on either arm Of it, in Il
| tWiDkliDC
Evening star., 1926-03-23
INSTALLNENT XXXUI.
Words of Love.

~ ELLA. thoroughly warm. made
motion as if TO throw off her
crimson cloak, and Padraic
~ spranS forward to assist her.
Shn hid .nn ono of her filmN
Evening star., 1926-03-23
\OPSIS.
By AmeLie RiUes
Princess Trouhetxkoyl

SYNOPSIS.
Celia Gibbs is left orphan by the dcash
of her father. who bcuueaths her to the
care and charity Of Hilary Fraser. one OF MS
few friends. HIlarys sister. Laura Ever
sham, relieves him of his charge by placing
Celia i'm a French convent and. when she is
lS taking her into her home to live. Two
years later Laura dies and Hilary is greatly
disturbed to what to do about Celia. a
young Russian sculptor propoaes to her. nut
she refuses his offer and Hilary. IN despera
ton. proposes to her himself in order that
she may. live in hi, home with propriety
Celia is happy in the arran2emcnt uhtli @ sn9
overhears some gossip about herself ana
her white marriage. She learns for the
first time that her father had left her .penn,'
less Hilary goes to Europe and Celia de.
cides to get herself job. She appeals TO
Abe Siehurr of the Sieburg Theater. who
agrees TO take her on in fancy diving
stunt. She gives up her lob the day before ore
tells him OF her adventure and. greatly to
her surprise he is amused by IT. Cela he
comes restless At the inactivity OF the me
she leads in fIilary's house. She meets "A
greatly attracted to her. Hillary believes
that Celia is in love with Padraic and would
like a divorce. Padraic calls ON Celia
during Hilarys absence.
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The Adopted y! Wife.

her but he corrected this to-"half a
mermaid"
''You see, no ONE began Celia,
then faltered. She, too. had been 60
ing to say something indiscreet. She
had started to say, mo one ever made
love to me before" but instinct as well
as pride suddenly stayed her.
well. No one'-what"" prompted
Padraic.
NO one can tell what they really
feel when-when they've been SO
startled" she wound up lamely.
do you want me to go away. and
never see you again?" he asked. IL
will If you tell me to-
Celia was surprised at the pang this
caused her.
NO" she said quickly-"that would
make me very unhappy"
He took her hand and held it against
his face.
DO you mind my touching YOU
like this
He took down her hand from his
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lis it hard to believe that Chrysler Imperial go
has SO improved upon all previous practise?
WE'LL it was hard to believe at first of the Chry-
sler "70''-but all the world knoqvs it now.
Chrysler engineers WalterP Chrysler HIM
self-have been in the thick of things since this
business began. He, behind the scenes, manu-
featuring thousands, tens ofthousands, hundreds
of thousands of cars and dreaming the dream
which has come SO goriously true There arc
no older cars in the industry in hard, practical
experience, untiring research and broad, ambi-
tious vision than the cars which bear the name
of Chrysler. If you find yourself tingling with
enthusiasm over the new, fresh and vigorous
qualities of the Imperial '8O''-if you find it
hard to understand how this advance was
brought about remember, first, the Chrysler
80" and then the lifetime of labor that has
gone into the building of the name of Chrysler.
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Padraic understood this: indeed he
thought il rather charming of her.
but he was dashed nevertheless. Love
that conquers all things should have
conquered even the lugubriOus respect
we owe the supplanted.
And Celia could not have told him
in plain words how she felt that in
stant dcath--tlcsred dcath--would be
the result If his trembling lips touched
hers. But such was still her convic-
ton and she wondered at herself, for
i'adraic had a delightful mouth, sen
sitively curled, with an upper lip so
short that the tip of his nose moved
sometimes when he spoke. This had
often caused Celia 9 secret smile. She
was afraid that now il might lead her
into another burst of nervous laughter.
She looked persistentIy away from
him, still hattcned against her chair
back.
tCopvilght 1926 by Amcla Rttce,
I