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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Wa >hington is placed near the table.
It offers charming place for one
who would read The maGa2 nos ranged
close at hard beneath the glowing
hcht. This chair is upholstered IN
green which repeats the color of the
chintz ut the windows.
At either end If the simple mantel
piece at the other end of tie room are
book helveS built from he floor TO
the ceiling These hold a wealth Of
beauty and also offer great con
venience IL the owner of the small
house who needs all poss bile storage
space Above the mlntelpiece a large
mirror framed in dun gold reflects the
gay flowers in the panel at the oppo
site end of the room and gives an
added sense OF light and space
The broad boards of the old hoor
hive been s'ained to their original
deem walnut color When waved 10 n
high polish they Offer n rich and salts
tyin= background for the small rugs
VIII oh have been placed upon them
With Christmas green's hanging at
the windows and placed In copper
bowls on the floor. il has been n glow.
Ing picture durin: the Christmas sea-
son. Lighted candles among the col.
ored glass against he windows sent
out cheerful hcams into The Winter
garden below and gave beauty within
rs well As without,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
HOME HEATING ADVICE
nv Al. iARCUS DANIEL Is.
ConsuIt,, I'D Advisory Enginrsr.

Large Jumps Of coal should not ~
fired. They should be broken into
pieces not larger than fist size.
Special attention must be given the
condition Of The heating surface when
bituminoIs coal IL fired. PARTICULARS
If IL he used in n heater designed for
burnin" anthracite. The smoke pas-
sages aid he cleaned at least every
other Preferably = deep fire
should carried. not ies& than ~
inches depth IT quick heat Is de
sired. nall quantities Of coal should
he f', at frequent intervals
All doors on the heater should fit
their seats suugly. 80 that dampet
manipulation may ne more positive
in action When burning soft coal.
nothing IL more important than the
roper use Of the hampers. The
moke pipe damper usually should be
pen when firing fresh coal and partly
'losed when the fire Is burning freely
he ash pit damper should ne open
yhen the tire is started mp either
shs n It has been newly made or when
tarted after banking it will often be
'ourd wise 10 leave II open little
, bring the day and closed 1T night
! he check damper should lie closed
when the fire Is started mp and open
ed partly during the day and night
as may hest serve the operating con
/ DIT ions
Whenever fresh charge nf coa
/ . fired. the slide on the feed door
| should he open Il and remain so unit
smoking ceases II may then ~
/ closed. or. If advisable set 81 ~ -
/ admit continually supply OF all
/ above he fire.
0opyright 1897 Ira Marcus Daniels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
HOME OF ANOTHER ERA
EXAMPLE FOR BUILDERS
Well Built Structure Offers Fea-
lures Useful in Planning Mod
ern Architectural Designs.

The well built home nf another era,
obsolete only because OF the OMISSION
If those features Of architectural de-
sign and interior equipment Whfh
have come within the last few years
To he adopted as necessary. offers l"
tho owner or the builder a fertile field
for the exercise of a very Interesting
and profitable hobby in adding or re
moving features which make or "e-
tract from the modernily OF the mouse.
Among the additions possible II tht'
nt the secoUd.floor sleeping porch
which NAV economically I've bhlit "hff
a first floor projection extends heNoh"
the body of the house. rms MAKES
necessary the removal of the sl'ntinc
root of the projection. If there IL one
the construction of room by erect
inr. glazed walls. construction ~
roof and enlarging window opening
Ia make room for connecting door.
The sleeping porch may also he
added bv supporting IL outside the
main body II the house over an open
march or rear terrace. but this
method makes the heating rather ann
cult unless the unprotected door Is
well insulated.
should Il he decided to place III"
addition over an attached garage. II IL
advisable To install sheet metal ar
some dense material in the floor 80
that gasoline fumes viii not r"ne-
trate TO the sleeping porch
o
Air mail service between Brazil. t'ru'
quay and Argentina has just been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Thirty outbreaks of the n"p' 4'''
mouth disease have heen rep'I'N" ~
Great Britain within four weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
LUMBER OUTPUT SPURTs:
Conditions Expected to Be Salts
factory by Spring.

In spite Of the fact that in the pa =,
month the prices Of both hzrdwoods
end soft@oods descended 10 the low
est level reached since 1922. the cur.
rent rez6tustment ~ approaching an
end and By the Spring If 1925 sondi-
tiops viii be satisfactory. the Brook.
nlire Economic Service. Inc. believes
~ present production H. above NOR
nal demand. This squirt IN produc.
ton may represent a desperate A.
tempt on the part of many ~ the
aester com "a mics - produce lumber
sn1 sell IN for y hafegef IL may bring
Many firms are on the verge If fan
IRE. ana production IN Iikely ~ be eur
tailed through financial necessity
soon.
This ~ one II the factors which Will
make for an early improvement 81
conditions With the increas@ ln
building in the Spring and the a
peeted gain In general business then,
a. revival IN the demand for iuuhe,
may be expecteG, the repprt states.
In CzecfsosloEskia II II the custom
W serve FISH only once a year--oI
fHopiefsuaR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
How to Burn Bitun,inOus.


Btuminous Goals require more air
Immediately after firing than antbra-
cite. Therefore. large, fresh charges
of bituminous should never be spread
over the entire surface Of the fire
10 do so results in n decrease In the
flow Of air through the fuel bed and
low ers the temperature in the nrepoi
enough to cause incomplete Combis
ton Of the volatile matter that is dis
titled from the coal. Thus nuburned
gases may pass M The chimney. "f n
consequently higher chimney LOSES
than when these gase. ATE properly
burned.
Two methods Of firing bituminou-
coal are practiced. They are known
az the alternate method and tine
spreading method. The spreading
method requires leveling the bed OF
fire and spreading the new charG'
evenly over the entire bed. The al
ternatc method. sometimes called IN"
cooking" method. requires placin: the
fresh charge on approximately one
half of the fuel bed,
Best Method for Homes.
The cooking method Of firing
snoulc always be employed when firing
bituminous in small and medium size
domestic heaters. BY this method the
partly burned coal. from which thu
gas has been driven. is worked over
to one part OF the firepot aud tn"
fresh coal II deposited on the remain
ing portion. Thus the fresh charge
ignites slowly. the gases are driven off
gradually. and the live Goals that are
exposed on one pant of the fire hea
the gases and the air passing ~
through the tutI bed so that more OI
the gases will he burned before they
leave the firepot and combustion
chamber.
After firing bituminouS coal tn
fuel bed should not be disturbed unit
the coal has become well co'sed--ihat
is until the gassY part of - coal has
been largely driven off. .tuminou'
Goals NAV be Of the Caking or non
cakinc type. Screenings may be pres
cnt with either type of bitumin"u'
coal. When mixed with a lump btu
minous in moderate proportions. they
cause the fresh charge to heat more
gradually. and this constitutes an ad
vantage. On the other hand. stronger
draft is required. smaller firing charge.
must ne used. and. in the case OF cak
ing Goals the tendency ~ increased
The tire must have more frequent
attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
BUILDING AND LOAN
BUSINESS EXPANDS
Assets of 12.710 Associa.
TORS Mo- Exceeds Sev.
en- Billions.

The building and loan associations
Of the United St0tes during the past
wear continued their record of show
ing incres sed business both in the
saving and loanIng field
The total number ~ associations
IN the various States is 1910 with
membership roll al II 300 900 mem
bers. From the preliminary reports
received from building and loan as~o
oiations, the estimated aggregate ~.
sets Of these associations is NOW
81 .062 80 900 an Increase ~ S13k.
400 600 for the past year. being at
the rate of iIi4 per cent.
The total mortgage loans made by
these associations in 1927 IL estimated
AT $2.il0.60o. 300. which provided thu
funds for III" buying or building Of
Got. 900 homes. or about .60n homes
per day. The total mortgage ioHn
investment ~ the building HsSoeia-
tons Ia the several States aggregates
81 JE5. 700 600 Average acuunt ot
savings held per- member IL Ss3tT2
Residential building has been well
maintained during the past year,
being only about 1 per cent less than
in 1875 For the last three wears
the residential building program -
he United States has averaged over
two and half billions If dollars per
annum. and the greater portion nf
this was f1uanred by the building and
loan associations of the country, -
smyR the United states League 81
Local Building and Loan Associa-
tons.
Nor than 81 600 600 worth of Christ
mas tree ornaments we're sent 4"
America from Germany IN the past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Nor than 81 .000 600 worth of Christ
mas tree ornaments were sent I"
America from Germany IN the past
year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
REAL ESTATE BOARD
BUSINESS HELD FIRM
Tremendous Growth Cited as Show
ing Faith Of Bankers in
Securities.

The real estate bond business - IN
firmer ia sis than il mas ever been
before. according ~ Harold A. Moo \.
secretary and treasurer * the Amer
can Bond & Morfgsg" 90.
THAT this il recognized ny the
Ia hiking fraternity j. shown by me
tremendous growth nj real estate
c,,rities held b. banks" Mr. AfcofS
said today. In support Of this sta
ment he quoted from figures sno"i2E
;bat real estate securities held nv
ms rot,cr banks Of the Federal resere~
sv.tom in 1918 amounted 10 s4bo'''e
900 While in 1927 II is estimated 'h6t
his f,,,,re reaches 1880. 900. 900.
This situation trnds constantly ="
.tahilizs the ind Jstrv. IS does atso IT
toct that such a iarc:e number o. ~ ~
he 20 sold real estate securities TO tneF
denoeitors during the past year M
thrm extremely wa'chful o. condit''"-
Existing in the real estate Teid.
tanks are therefore At me presen'
lime highly satisfied - the curts i'-
meni 4 plans for supplying rev
housing. which might otherwise scr
nueIv AFFECT the earning power OF pro''
critics on which they themselves n"'I
securities nd which are held oN 'ns''
deposifOrs
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31

Air mail service between Brazil. lru'
quay and Argentina has just been
started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
Lovely Light sheds Rays.

Along the wall opposite the window
is 4 lovely old tit top table. which
holds on its waxed ma hDgany top an
old slabastef I3mp which sheds u
lovely light from is tuSt'c0iored
plested paper shade. An armchair of
the simple tppe kno~n As the ~ go ha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
Avoiding Dense Smoke.

Experiments have demonstrated
that one large charge OF bitumin"u-
coal fred by the spreading method
will cause dense smoke Ia be emitted
for longer time than will occur
from two charges Of half the size
fired at fairly long period by the
altf rnate method.
Since bituminous Goals differ widely.
their behavior In different heaters VIII
vary Moderate charges Of some Gals
when fired by the alternate method
require less frequent attention Ia
the heater than larger charges fired
by the spreading methnd. Gazing
Goals laden with .oodly proportion
of screenings and fired BY the spread
ing method require usually less at
ten,ion than Iumpy caking coal free
from screenings or non t'akin- coal
when moderate charges are applied
hX tn. alternate method
pnkiny and SIicing Il soft coal FIRE
Il often ,rHC'iced more than u actual
" neces. try. When caking cnat l.
used large cakes must H. broken Up
This may he done lay pokiug or siicinc
through the fire ,loor. but II il far
better io do So hy running har
under the fuel bod and raising IL
slightly So ~ tn crack the mass from
below rather than from ahnye. II Is
unwiSe to turn IN" hed nj fuel upside
dawn hS inserting the poker through
the bed
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Dempsey Hangs Up Cloves Till Night Jones Termed Peerless Collie
JONES SEES BOYISH
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BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Prese.
LONDON, July 16.-Bobby Jones,
in an interview today, said he had
only faint hope Of winning the Brit
ish open golf championship at st.
Andrews again, and that he regarded
his victory as the greatest thing he
had ever done.
II would rather have done what I
have DONE" he said than anything
/ have previously accomplished or am
ever likely to.
when in 1921 I came over to play
in the British open I drove rather bad
ly. I picked up my ball in the middle
of the third round like a petulant
youngster because I was running into
a lot of 6S. I may as we'll confess l
never could quite get the sting of that
incident out of my memory. And in
some ways it appeared to me that by
coming back to the same old course.
essaying the defense of the title, /
might in some measure retrieve that
boyish error on this same course six
years before.
IT had only faint hope Of winning
again, but when I went in I was per-
fectly sure no matter how badly /
played I'd finish the four rounds.
love the British golfing public and for
their gallery here I have the sincerest
admiration. They are the most dis
eliminating have ever played before,
and they are generous with their APP
plause, which means something be.
cause of that discrimination. AS long
as / live I'll never forget that recep-
ton by those fine golfing and sporting
enthusiasts at st. Andrews. home Of
golf. I'd like my frineds in the United
States to realize just how splendidly
generous the British public has been
to me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-16
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

are competing today and tomorrow in
a monkey tournament, while Beaver
Dam golfers are to play tomorrow in
a tombstone tourney. Indian Spring
golfers will compete today and tomor.
row in four-ball foursome matches.
Three special golf events are sched-
uled for today at the Town and Coun.
try Club, with a four-ball exhibition
match topping the affairs of the day.
George j. Voigt. premier linksman Of
the city. is paired with Arthur B.
Thorn. the Town and Country Club
pro. in match against Fred Mcleod
of Columbia and Bob Barnett of Chevy
Chase. Many members of the club are
taking part in closed handicap tour.
nament. while late in the day an ap-
preaching and putting contest will be
held. The days festivities will close
with dance at the clubhouse tonight.
Burke Edwards. one of the youthful
stars of the Manor Club. had fine
start over the In nine at Manor a few
days ago. He starter 3-2-3-2. ring
ing up three brides in four holes.