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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
MODERN. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, WITH ALL
modern improvements. glassed-in sleeping
and back porches: h VIII; newly decorated;
garage. Takoma Park. ID. c., close to 14th
st., car and stores. S65. Call OWNER,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-LEE
Heights: Is mi from White House; beau
! tful Dutch Colonial; rooms and bath; ga
rage; porches and 2 fireplaces electric
ity: h.-w.h. Phone Clarendon 4s4W2.
TT5AdKoMA: r. AND BATH. GARAGE,
3a;s;w, heat: fireplace. 500: . r. garage,
rooms. ST., p.i INV, heat, SIS. garage; 8
heat, fireplace, $l0o. adapted 70 3 families.
r. d. LILLE. Takoma. Col. 1926.
SMALL BUNGALOW. FURNISHED OR IN
furnished electricity, S25 mo. 612 Fair
field st.. Lenox. Md, across from Cottage
City.
BETHESDA-BUNGALO 4 ROOMS AND
bath. ami: $37 so mo. LEWIS KEISER.
Bethesda Bank Bldg. Phone Bethesda 40.
s LARGE ROOMS AND BATH; AMI:
large lot: close to Rhode Is. ave-: rents for
$40 month, Make offer on sale. Many
other bargains.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
2216 Rhode Is Ave NE. North sOS3
Eve, Hyatts. 127W.
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sALE-suBuRBAN PROPERTY sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
TAKOMA PARK HOMES

S4.5oo-S250 down and about $50 a
month will purchase this coy 4-room
bungalow on paved St. "a blocks
from trolley.
SS.25o-S250 down and about $50
month for this beautiful Broom and
tiled bath bungalow. located on paved
St, in splendid neighborhood; about 3
blocks from trolley. THIS bungalow is
just being completed. It is well built
has fireplace. h.-w.h.. oak floors. out
side pantry, built-in refrigerator. good
attic and fs situated on splendid deep
lot. Very few new bungalows on the
market for Spring. This one is we'll
located. well built. attractive and low
priced and will not be on market long.
SS.4oo-S1 900 cash and easy month
~ terms, A real bargain. rooms.
beautiful living and dining room com
bined across front of house. with
French doors opening on TO lovely side
porch. under which ia built1n ga
rage. One bedroom and bath on first
floor. Three bedrooms on second floor
lovely location and lot 50x150.
II you want a home in the Sprins
prices go up. / have been informed b
houses and others in my list will be raise
LET ME- HELP YoU
MAUDE
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COLORED.

COLOHED.
yard to alley $3.50 cash, $45 mo, incl. all
Open Sunday: new brick home: INV h.
eec:; front and rear s porches large y2aEEdE N 70
Sa 57' 18th b0e st. e1 nG. Main $3.50. Evenings
Atlantic S36-J. 16-
DON'T MISS THIS
emi.detached, rooms, hot-wster heat y;
sive Cleveland Park. Can be bought with
less than rent. Act quickly Selling 81 500
less than It ps cost when Hn nsTs co
1880 Investment Bldg. Main 81.
ONLY $500. ON VERY EASY TERMS
of payment; 4;story brick; No; 4O7 4th st.
pected soon to be erected on judiciary
Square, and then this property should be
in demand for business and office purposes
and its income and value greatly increased.
re 18th st. NV 1e'
BARGAIN HUNTERS. ATTENTION ;
610-621 Park rd.-Two 2-family flats 8
rooms and bath each: cleo, h.-w.h.;, front
and rear porches: separate cellars, yards etc.
Price reduced to So 500 each Tor Quick sale.
1t Will G ay ESq 70 7 ieGk them oWNER
Sol Park Rd. 16'
GEORGETOWN
Attractive old mi-detached house; two
stories and basement; very large living room.
room bath: ami: lot 30xf5O feet: space
for garage: 10 fruit trees in back yard.
STORY & COMPANY.
s12 18th st. Franklin 400.
WOODBRIDGE.
5-room BUNGALOW: $3.50.
MICHIGAN PARK.
7-room brick home buit-in garage;
S10750.
CHEVY CHASE.
Groom home with garage; $12.750-
MT RAINIER.
Groom Home with garage; S6.75O.
MICHIGAN PARK.
Groom semi-detached brick; $3.50.
WALTER VAUGHN, OWNER.
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Sc. BARGAINS $50.
Groom brick. cellar. garage. paved street.
Very easy terms
NE. BUNGALOW--$6.25O.
5 rooms, hardwood floors throughout,
for new 2 years ago: immaculate condition.
Just OF b. ]. ave. Any terms.
Address Bca A&a-A. Star Office.
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WANTEDFARMS
MANUFACTURING

Is TO 100 ACRES-PAY CASH MD or
Virginia. within miles Washington: state
location. transportation facilities. etc: on
highway. Address Box 1a9-R. Star office .
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TAKOMA PARK
WINTER BARGAINS

/ AhON1A / ANN
WINTER BARGAINS.
WHATEVER MAY BE SAL, SAP Or OF Ia "a,
& @ NOE dFE BE AV 81 THE M G2M TIM
=, Agricultural Department man. ordered
West: wants offer on his large Groom mod
Extra large large e. ot
garage. Has been held at $500. No rea:
sonable. offer refused. $50 per month will
New sr0Gm tSo,stSo syt hQ go
small cash and monthly payments.
Two-family house in District, rooms
Walter Reed and street cars. H,w heat. fire.
place. oak floors. tiled baths o Owner leav-
Corner nas eropeqty pr on no street excellent
location for professional man ta rooms MS,
sarage' attr attract st1cco. h. heat living
room across front has fireplace. OAK floors.
ownsT living in F9rda will saeres
room with fireplace and book shelves. Large
INV heat, paved Street Easy terms rms NV V
$4,000. District bungalow. five bright
new ,H.-w heat. fireplace, hardwood floors
throughout. Level shady lot: garage.
A'i'''' BUILDING LOTS.
SIS. 800. Convenient to cars and streets on
principal street. Level: shady lots. two Of
lot. for fine residence $4,000. Three D. c.
lots together. $500. Level lot. Maryland,
so by $50. close i'll. 81 300. So by 40.
Maryland oak trees. all improvements.
81 $50.
SMALL FARMS.
Just off Colesville pike. 5, 10 or Is acres.
Beautiful building sites. Good farm land
with stream through center. Will improve
with modern houses. with running water
and electric lights.
r. d. LILLE,
Laurel and Carroll AYES. Takoma Park.
Col 1896
END of 14th st. "Takoma'' Car Line)
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sALE-BusINEss PROPERTY.

s463 EIGHTEENTH ST. NEAR COL. RID.
Excellent business property mt busy corner.
Two ear lines. Call Col 1902
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MATER 'FRONT.' pRnPERTY

2 OR MORE ACRES WITHIN 10 MILES
ID. e. In Maryland. with house bidgs Full
particulars. Address Box 52-R Star Office
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MUST BE sOLD--NO REASONABIE Up
fer refused waterfront property directly on
POTOMAC. with seven-room electric lighted
bungalow. Box IS" Potomac Beach. va.
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ADAMS 1907.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. D. c.
g S0O- IF ASV TER Ms

Half block to trolley; new Groom homes
with every modern Improvement 9 large
rooms and bath h.-w.h.. cleo. built-in re-
frigerator. large porches front and back
large lots to alley One of the very best
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Department, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 313.
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COLONIAL HOTEL S S!s..:

Ocean Front. Strictly Modern. Golf
18th Season. c. o. e. N. C. d. Carter
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OFFICIALS plan
IS RAPED

Continued from. Page 1S.)
sion Of the case in the Montgomery
county capital has turned to the
manner in which the case has been
handled by the investigators.
Commissioners Opinion
Downey william, county commits
Gionsr from the district in which
the crime was committed, voiced an
opinion which is held by many
people when he said that he could
think Of no reason why the sheriff
failed to bring the bloodhounds
from. OccoQuan when the Staying
was first reported.
It is recalled that about O'Clock
in the afternoon, ten hours after
the killing. a. heavy rainstorm &C.
Cured which obliterated any pos
Sibility Of tracking the killer by this
means.
Members of the Mills family de-
clare that they implored the sheriff
to get the bloodhounds early on the
morning OF the crime. The method
of handling witnesses and those be,
lieved to have knowledge Of the slay.
ing has been both condemned and
upheld. 1t Is the common belief
that Detective James Manning, of
Baltimore, was not permitted to use
methods for obtaining information
from suspects which he was accus-
toned 70 using in Baltimore. This
method, it was pointed out, was not
the old third degree" which has be-
come obsolete since, courts have
begun to throw out confessions OBJ
tanned in this manner.
Brutality's Shadow fingers
Those who have come to the
defense Of the investigators de-
clare that only q year ago several
Rockville policemen were convicted
and jailed for brutality in getting
information and that the present
authorities have to be extra care
full in this respect.
On the other hand, there are
many in Rockville who believe that
the officials know more than they
will tell and that not only one but
three. arrests are, imminent.
States Attorney Robert Peter, jr.,
Chief OF Police A. A. Moxley, the
~ members Of Montgomery county's
police force and Private Detective
J. Stanley Gingell, former chief
deputy sheriff of the county, have
worked ceaselessly ever since the
crime was committed to solve it.
Science Is Tried
Detective Manning spent. 10 days
on the case and returned to Balti-
more last Saturday. His place was
taken by Raymond e. Kennedy,
head of a private detective agency
In Baltimore. who is working along
scientific lines in an effort to locate
the present holder Of record of the
typewriter with which a note found
pinned on the dead man was
written.
Detective Kennedy also Is trying
to locate the pistol with which the
crime was committed.
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Sleeping Beauty Awakes
After 100 DAYS Slumher

Los ANGELES, July 81. - Mrs.
Clara Drummond, the Sleeping
Beauty" of Fresno. has Awakened
from her mental slumber.
DR.. w. j. Peacock. chiropractor,
who took charge of the battling case
several weeks ago, announced today
that the coma victim has regained
CONSCIOUSNESS after 100 days. How
ever, she will not be able to talk for
three or four weeks.
Mrs. Drummond was overcome by
|monoxide gas in her home on April
4 and fell into a deep sleep from
which medical men since have tried
to, rouse her. She is able to sit UP
now few minutes every day.
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REPAIRING & REFINISHING 2;

WALLS & WINDOWS cleaned: POLISHING
reasonable. Att 3223-J.
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]. s. ISFIRNE OR|
NAVAL PARITY /.

The so-called Anglo-Japanese
agreement at the Geneva naval con.
ference. calling for an allotment
OF 1878 in ten.thousand.ton cruis-
ers and the Limitation Of armament
on lesser cruisers to six.inch guns
Is not acceptable to American naval
experts. And unless the British
delegates go back, to Geneva from
London prepared to make material
notifications in this program, the
chances for an ultimate agreement
are considered slight in Washing.
ton.
Every proposition thus far adj
yanced by the British would in
eyitably figure down to british
naval supremacy" one. American
naval authority told international
News, Service today. 1--WE. cannot
accept such a situation, nor do ]
believe that Congress would approve
any treaty authorizing it."
The temporary adjournment of
the naval conference, and the Brit
ish return to London for new in
gtructions. is regarded In Washing
ton as q final effort to save the
conference from the rocks of COM
plete failure. upon which it has
been beating for several weeks.
Britain's naval delegates, headed
by the unyielding w. C. Bridge
man, first lord Of the admiralty,
have persistently declined to &C
cept American recommendation
aimed at establishing true naval
parity between the British and
American fleets.
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VIRGINIA BEACH. "a.
WILnWOOD n, i.

Ocean view. run 3; & G; water. pri. bath
NSW2sT HOTEL OCEAN 4 Maple AYES,
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Announcements
CLAIRyOYANTs

JEANETTE, LADY FROM INDIA
Asks no questions, will tell what you want
to know. gives names. dates, facts on bust
aess, love, health. family affairs. 407 18th
st. n. W., opp. Star.
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A RBACES took advantage of the situation to
"A claim the right as IOne's guardiaz TO take
her to his home. He also imprisoned Nydia there.
Meanwhile GIaucus was imprisoned and without
defenders. He had recovered from the poison,
but was condemned to be torn to pieces by
lion in the arena at POmpeii two days later.
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NYDIA, trying to save Glaucus, escaped from
AN the house of Arbaces, but in the garden
heard him talking to the priest who had seen the
murder. The priest was trying to blackmail
Arbaces. While she listened Arbaces lured the
priest into his house and imprisoned him.
Continued Tomorrow
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Motor Coach Schedules

ANNAPOLIS, MD.-Busaes leave Willard
Hotel l4th and Pa Ave. NJ; ". B:45
Connects with Claiborne ferry at ANNAPOLIS
One way. ST 20, round trip. So rs. Red
Star Line M lil76
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Bids and Proposals

INSTITUTION Washinr-
ton. p: c., July 81. 1927. SEALED
BIDS will be opened in this office at 9
z. M. Aug. 16, 1927. for new gallery,
Drawings and specifications may be OBJ
tanned at this office in the discretion of the
Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution,
ings and Labor, U. 8. National Museum,
Natural History Building, 10th and B SITS.
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CLUB BILTMORE sAsr. Club tor
IHs and FIshIns Parties. ExssIIsSt Eee.Ss Ss.'
aattont. Salt Water BathIHe. so MIIes fran
WashiHston via Defense Highway.
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Too Late to Classify

ga, AVE. 1901. COR. LAMONT n W.
for two; SO for one. Call or write Owner
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Continued from. Page 13.)
sion Of the case in the Montgomery
county capital has turned to the
manner in which the case has been
handled by the investigators,
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Situations Wanted
MALE
CONSTRUCTION sUPr.

Man qualified 10 take charge, reliable de-
pendable Is years experience: references IL
required. Address Box ia Ttmes-derald
Office.
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Your children would rejoice in hav.
Ing 9 home Of their own and q yard
to have from the offers in today's
CLASSIFIED ads.
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and If you don't like our cellar.
you can go up again."
The cellar" was an attractive
dressing room-as dressing rooms
go.
"Ah, McGillicuddy," she ex-
claimed, as a wooIly and badly
legged Sealyham, which had once
been white, rolled up to be petted.
McGillicuddy gravely accepted
the friendly greeting and trotted
back to dressingroom across the
hall. where some visiting Russian
singers had been making much
over him.
"The hair" we suggested,
when chairs had been pushed for
ward.
ut was an accident, as I said
before" began Miss Franklin. II
had so much of 1t that wanted
it clipped a bit. so. while / was
playing in London. I sent for
Felix, who is to hair-dressing
there what Borah is to the Senate
here. Felix. I might add Is
French.
well, he had no English, and
I had no French. ! said. hair,
and indicated the nape OF my
neck. Felix said. Out and as I
was funbling for more words, /
saw the greater part OF my hair
on the floor beside me. So I took
a deep breath and let-hin1 work
his will. And L like it,"
After murmurinR about 1t look.
ing very nice. one thing led to
another until We got on the sub
ject of the London theaters--the
'alls. as we can't help calling
them.
And Miss Franklin told US how
they serve tea at 4 o'clock
promptly during a matinee per-
Torrance, the performers work.
ing against the whispering and
Gathering cups and trays; how
the gallery gods follow their
favorites from one theater to an.
other in the city, standing in the
lobby to salute them as: "Ullo
there, Ireneyl This is me fourth
time to see you. Don't forget to
sing the dirty fyce' song"
It was a very nice interview.
all in all, mostly because Frank.
lin did all the talking.
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,xngI In EUerybOdy's Confidence $500:
THE GATE-POST {
By Harold Phillips::Y

Marc Connolly coauthor of the study he Wild
Borneo and himself hero Of the North Pole expedition
now commanded by Benchey and named Entwhe
something, turned renegade in the authors
has been playwright customary the badge Of the crafto
first nights with stub pencil and the back
program ot down such revisons reveve the
sinking child The tmder hide in the lofts Others
home in the morning. take five ugs Of gin
before reading the reviews
Mr. Connolly in the last of the BelascO Monday night
alongside him lady noseless typewriter. third lady,
probably rbbonchangr and lookerar the oil also
present And So laughs clicked didn't the typewriter
clicked didn't the end Of the play spy whispers NJ Con-
nelly looked like the manuscript of another play
Mr. Connolly did not write operaa and
bring piano." said, who do you suppose, to himself?
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DrCaId,veNs
SYRUP
PEpSIN

minutes the pain and soreness dis
appears. A few more applications
at regular intervals and the swell
ing reduces.
And as for Soft Corns a few ap.
plications each night at bed time
and they just seem to shrivel right
up and scale off.
No matter how discouraged you
have been with pads. shields, or
other applications, if you have not
tried Emerald OIL then you have
something to learn.
It's a wonderful formula--this
combination of essential oils with
camphor and other antiseptics 80
marvellous that thousands of bottles
are sold annually for reducing vari.
cose or swollen veins.
Peoples Drug Stores and every
good druggist guarantees Moone's
Emerald Oil to end your foot trou-
bles orr money back.
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Get Back Your Strength Quick
After Heavy Cold or Grippe

Influenza and Grippe are insidious
diseases, that nine times out of ten
strip their victims of strength. vi
tality and power to endure any or
binary strain.
Even a heavy cold or "a lingering
cough may sap a mans strength so
tremendously that he despairs of
ever being strong enough to go to
work again.
People in this deplorable condition
should know that the greatest
builder of strength in weak, run.
down, tired out people is Cod Liver
oil-it's full of the best health
building vitamines.
But it's foathsome stuff to take
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Here's Speedy Relief From
BuniOnS and Soft Corns
Peoples Drug Stores Say Emerald Oil Must Give Complete
Satisfaction Money Cheerfuny Refunded

Get a two-ounce bottle OF Moone's
Emerald Oil Tun strength today.
Every well stocked drug store has
this. with the distinct understanding
that your money will be cheerfully
returned Il 1t does not reduce the
inflammation, soreness, and pain
much quicker than any remedy you
ever used.
Your bunions may be. so swollen
and inflamed that you think you
can't go another step. Your shoes
may feel as If they are cutting
right into the flesh. You feel sick
all over with the pain and torture
and pray for quick relief. What's
TO be done?
Two or three applications Of
Moone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen
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the taste nauseates-the smell dis
gusts and repulses.
That's why millions of people are
turning to McCoy's. Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets-rich in vita
mines and no ely waste.
To people who are exhausted or
weary-who have no appetite-who
are languid or indolent-who haven't
the vigor or energy or the endur-
ance needed to do their work prop
erly we say
Try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets for 80 days-then If
you don't say they are the best
builder Of health and strength you
ever used, get your money back.
so tablets-60 cents at Peoples
Drug Stores or any druggist in
America-but demand Mccoy s-the
original and genuine.
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While DIR. w. B. Caldwell of
Monticello, H., practicing pnysi.
elan for a years, knew that con-
stipation was the curse of advanc.
ing age. he did not believe that a
purge" or "physic" every little
while was necessary.
To him, it seemed cruel that so
many constipated old people had
70 be kept constantly stirred up"
and half sick by taking cathartic
pills, tablets, salts, calomel and
nasty oils.
In DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
ne discovered a. laxative which helps
70 regulate" the bowels of old
folks. DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pep
sin not only causes a gentle, easy
bowel movement but each dose
helps to strengthen the bowel
muscles, shortly establishing natural
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Comic Strip Craze

The moving picture industry.
in It'll search for material from
which to fashion photoplays. com.
edies and other screen offerings.
has discovered that. the newspaper
comic cartoon strip is one of the
best sources yet discovered for
screen comedy material. Popular
comic strips are eagerly being
sought for for screen production
and the favorite comic characters
Of the reading public rapidly are
taking their place on the screen.
The latest comic strips to ego
into the movies" are Keeping
Up With the Joneses" and Mike
and Ike. They Look Alike. RUDE
Goldberg's laugh.provoker These
two strips are following In the
footsteps Of THE Newlyweds and
Their Baby "The Gumps." BUS
ter Brown" LET George Do 1t.
and many others.
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NEWSUIPPORTFOR
MARION DAVIES.
A RESTAURANT!

A complete reproduction Of
Child's restaurant has been built
at the Metro Goldwyn,- Mayer
studios for 'sTillie, the ToiIer,"
Marion Davies new starring
vehicle now being filmed under
the direction of Hohert Henley.
The restaurant Is an exact copy
Of a Child's establishment, even
to the griddle cake ovens in the
windows, cashiers stand near the
entrance, and the large mirrors
that cover the walls.
Several hundred people, includ.
ing Miss Davies as "Tillie," and
George K Arthur as Mr.. Whip
pie" lunched in the restaurant
scene. the extras appearing as
clerks, stenographers and other
participants in the New York
business world. Actors and
actresses also were trained as
mattresses and attaches to serve
the patrons.
The restaurant scene is one of
several interesting glimpses Of
New York life in the picture,
which Is based upon Russ West.
overs well known comic strip.