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ing David Nash in conversation.
sprang to answer 1t. Tho instru-
ment was fastened to the dining
room wall. Pearl stood lolljng
against It. delighted smile on her
face. her fingers picking at the torn
wallpaper.
"Un.hunh! Sure! -. j.
Oh. that'll be swell. Ross! I was
just wishing for some excitement!
How many's coming? Five!
/. Oh. you hush! Sure. we'll
dance! We got . grand radio. you
know-get Chicago and All
right. hurry up! And. oh. say.
Ross. you might pick up another
girl. Sudie Pratt. or somebody. |
got q sweetie OF my own. Un.hunh!
David Nash. junior from A. and
NJ. Is staying with Us this sum.
mer. Didn't you known Am
/? LII tell the world! You Just wait
till you sec him. and then yow'll
want to Jump In the river! 80. .
Aw. quit your kidding! 81. .
Well. hurry! 'Bye!"
Before the ope-sided converse.
ton was concluded. David Nash
had quietly left the room By way
OF the Kitchen door. When Sally
staggered in with her armload Of
soiled dishes che found David At
the big iron sink. pouring hot
water from the heavy black tea.
kettle into Z granite dishpan.
Thought I'd help" he said In q
low voice. to keep Pearl from over.
hearing. you must be tired and
bewildered. and washing up for
Line people Is no Joke. Give me
the glasses first." he added casually.
as he reached for the wire soap
shaker that hung on q nail above
the sink.
"Oh. please Sally gasped 10
CONSERVATION. II can do them. L
won't take mo any time. Why. at
the Home. six Of US girls would
wash dishes for 800. They wouldn't
like It, she added In q terrified
whisper. her eyes 6uttering tirst
toward the dining room door. then
toward tho big pantry where Mrs
Carson Vas picking over her black
berries.
= like 60 wash Dishes" David
said firmly. end that settled L, q
lcast - To- o DO wns concerned.
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Sally was trotting happily be-
tween table and cupboard when
Pearl came In. stormy.eyed. sullen.
mouthed
well. I must say. you're Z quick
worker-and I don't mean on
dishes!" she snapped at Sally. $50
this 10 the way you have to study.
Mr.. David Nash! But I suppose
she pulled . sob story on you and
just roped you In. You'd better
find out right now. Miss Sally
Ford. that you cant shirk your
work on this farm. That's not
what Papa got you for"
Il insisted on helping With the
dishes. Pearl" David interrupted
the bitter TRADE In his firm. quiet
way. Want to get . dish cloth
and help dry them?" There was q
twinkle in his eyes and he winked
over so slightly 1t Sally.
i've got to dress. Five or six
OF the bunch are coming over to
dance to the radio music. Did
you hear what l said about your
Pearl answered. her shallow blue
eyes coquetting With David.
about me?" David pretended
surprise. Is that al. Sally7 Well.
I'll 80 on up to my room and study
awhile. II can stay awake"
you're going to dance with me
with u.s." Pearl walled. her Nat
voice harsh with disappointment.
Il told Ross Willis to bring another
partner for himself. because | was
counting on you"
lawfully sorry. but I've got to
study. l thought l told you q
supper that ! had TO study" David
reminded her mildly. but there
was the steel OF determination In
his casual voice.
Pearl 6uns out Of the room then
her facs twisted with the orol
grimaces Of crying.
WED better wash ont and rinse
these dish cloths" David said I'm
perturbably. but bis gold.flecket
eyes and his stfons, characterize
mouth smiled It Sally. my mother
taught mo that-and . good mans
other thlngs."
A little later. under cover Of thu
swishins Of water In the granite
dish pan. David spoke II . lov
voice 70 the girl Who worked =
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM house with bath, base
ment, garage. on terms, $285O.OO.
SIX ROOM two story house, mod
ern, close in, excellent condition,
$4,000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, close in,
modern, stucco, practically new,
$4,000.
SEVEN ROOM two story, brand
new house, basement garage,
$625O.00.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern,
garage, could not be replaced for
less than 100000. only 100000.
FIVE ROOM house, in best part Of
city, modern, with room for two
more roo:1s in attic, A condi-
ton, cheap at $5800.0O.
BUILDING LOTS-In all parts Of
the city. Buy some Of those !
have in the east end just off the
new paving.
FARM LANDS-All over the coun-
try farming is coming back. !
have more sales on now than in
years and the biggest, best and
cheapest I:st ! ever had.
INSURANCE-In rood, old reliable
companies. J
IT IS A FACT-I am the busiest
dealer in the city. Come to my
office and find out.
FOR PROMPTNESS, COURTESY.
EFFICIENCY, see
F. -. YOUNG.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Complete household
furniture, very reasonable. Call
at rear apt. Mrs. Everhart, over
Knowles Jewclry store.
FOR SALE-Davenport, golden oak.
sectional bookcase, rug. 7O2
Fourth street.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. ID.
FOR SALE-Furniture. Apt. No.
10, 1T IL Fifth. Phone 60.
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM HOUSE PARTLY
modern, water, lights, bathroom
hardwood floors. Sales price
$2300.O0, good terms.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE PARTLY
modern, and barn, lot 60x160. Sale
price 100000. Terms.
FOUR ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
good location, near schools. Sales
price $500. Terms.
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house, water, lights, hardwood
floors, bath room, good garden
sp &c, garage. Sales price $3.50
Good terms.
LARGE NEW HOUSE. SIX BED
rooms, modern, good location
garage, best of condition, quick
possession. Sales pricei $6260
Good terms.
SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
fireplace, hardwood floors, good
location. Sales price $6500. Terms
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH
modern. five bedrooms, hardwood
floor and trim, hot water heat,
fireplace, laundry room, outside
garage. Very good location. Sales
price $7850.00. Terms.
-. 49,
BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS
Of the city, large list in the east
end where lots are sure to 60 UP
in value. Buy your east end lots
now while prices are low.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
II Years Active City Selling
Webb Block Phone 0
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known no ",hcr home " 'nnn -:
"" rrp as .:y..s s'"c. nee, she s wa" VA.
summer to GLEN CARSON.
farmer. .s before .. she . Leave. the
;imsr;a, once worker. 10 tci, her scr
somcthing about her mother. The
..r a,.,h.. .r,nr ,. :" learn so s"a
the orphnnagc never returned 10
zee y she lived Or died. Tier
some where t. love Aer nre gone.
On the drive to the farm. Salty
n.e S.rn Tnr, mo- "'. m., MIN" MN. 49,. re-
bnrsh voice Of Mrs. Cauon. who
calls to Sally t. come IN nt once
the ccr. "rm. .soc.c ID Win Inn.
dies. she sees handsome Young
: man whom she henr. called
~ PEARL. the enudily dressed.
over-de.eloped dnushser: VII"
hes minc." A. the sumner table
that night Sally experiences a
new r e"'' On. WE. .sn. enr' s"eers ~,
ture show.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VI
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wv oau .o.e.. so"ese 'u''ns wv.
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Except lot fearis chatler ano
Das'ds OrleI. courteous replies.
Inc meal was eaten "a silence.
NO one SPOKE % neT. except MIs-
larson emo rear. % sena ner on
trips 20 the K'tcnen, Out u dld DOT
Occult 10 ner 70 ieei sllghteo. Il
was Tess embarrassing 20 Oe 'snoreo
lLan 20 % p''eu Win questions
sometimes sac raised ner nutter
lns eyenus % slea' 2 QUICK glance
q 0sv'o Nash. ana every glance
uespeueo nsI 10Y tuat ne was tnere'
tnat ue sat e Inc same tao'e Win
nel. 40 TUG same loou. some o.
wn!cn sne nau cooked. Ills super
'or'ty 20 tue others az that tanie
was % stl'kaus'y e''uenl tnat ne
seemed eoo'nke 20 neT. his pr'oe'
uls pose. MS golden masculine
oeauty' MS strenstn. MS e''oen!
oTeedlus' MS a"Dltlon. iorlneo
sucn : contrast 20 the qualties OF
tho o!pnaneo ooys sue nau known
.nat y old not occur 20 ner 20
nope that 20 "ou,u notlce ner'
ous once wnen ner o'ue eyes stole
usetlns ehmpse OF MS lace sne
was startieo % see tnat MS eyes
were regarding ner soDeriy. sym
patnstlcaay:
ne sm'iea-a oriel nasn OF Hgnt
- n's eyes a upward curl 70 MS
WelICut lips. $40 was SO covered
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an instrument designed to replace
the blowtorch.
The commission cancelled the
license to sell stock issued to the
North American Refining company
Of Minot on the ground that the COM
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HOME LAUNDRY

GENTLEMEN! The only way to
keep your shirts for years is to
send them to Margucrit Bulten's
Home Laundry. Repairs II de-
sired. We call and deliver. 203
Ave. A West. Phone 1917.
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pany had sold stock in violation Of
the terms and conditions upon which
the license was granted. The right
to sell stock was Withdrawn from
the company last October pending
final determination Of the case.
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BABY chick

FOR SALE-Baby chicks any age
to pullets. Also ducklings and
young turkeys from reliable
hatchery. Some trapnested stock.
We do custom Matching. Write
or phone for prices. Mrs. A. r.
Miesen, Bismarck.
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Training Camp Notes

Continued from page six
champions instead OF the Yanks
Bell did his best work while unde,
the management Of the Peerless Ra-
jah.
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WEAR RED SHIRTS

" H.NIk MID NJlKINIS
st. Petersburg, Fla.-While the
Yankees have not started any con-
flagration in their exhibition con-
tests to date. the keystone kids,
Lazzeri and kocnig, have blazed out
with red shirts, a fashion introduced
by Bob Shawkey.
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o. K'd USED CARS

Attractive Buys
1926 Chevrolet Coach reduced and
reeonditioned
1927 Chevrolet Coupe. slightly used
1926 6 cylinder Overland Sedan
ducoed.
1925 Ford Coupe in good cndition.
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
1927 Chevrolet Imperial Sedan, ex.
cellent condition.
1926 Ford Roadster in good condi.
tion.
1927 Chevrolet truck with cab and
box.
We trade and give terms on both
new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET co.
Bismarck, N. d.
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CLEVELAND PLAYS col
FOWLER TO PITCH

FOWLER TO PITCH
Avalon, Catalina Island. Calf
The mysterious Mr.. Fowler, a
rookie left-hander whom the base
ball experts with the Chicago Cubs
describe as a player "who does all
his running in the shade Of tree
was to get a chance to show how
good he is today. He was assigned
to pitch part Of an intraclub game
today.
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COBB STAYS BEHIND

Fort Myers, Fla.-Ty Cobb will
not take the fiye-day transforming
trip through northern Florida with
the Philadelphia Athletics. starting
today, but will remain at the train
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SOX BEAT WICHITA FALLS

SOX BEAT WICHITA FALLS
Wichita Falls, Tcx.-Two rookie
pitchers, ]. William Goodell and Al
Williamson, led the Chicago White
Sox to shutout victory, z to O,
yesterday over Wichita Falls, win.
ners of the Dixie championship last
year. They allowed only one hit
each. The Sox have two games to
play hero before they proceed to
Dallas.
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McCANN IS BACK

ing quarters here for intensive
drilling with the youngsters.
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WANTED To BUY

WANTED to buy direct from own
ers having homes for sale, who
would be willing to sell for $500
cash and remainder in payments
Of $4,000 per month. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. IL.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PH 0 NE 32-
MALE TELP WANTED

DISTRICT SALES MANAGER
We are seeking q high-type man
to handle sales in this territory
for the PRESTO DISHWASHER.
Price $685.. The greatest house,
toulouse speciality on market.
Every home I prospect. Prefer.
ence given to man with estab-
lished organization or to man
capable Of developing large sales
force. Outline experience In first
letter. INTERNATIONAL SALES
COMPANY, Reading, .Penna.
RESIDENT MANAGER
WELL known manufacturers Of
moderately priced guaranteed
Frocks require services Of = re-
sponsible woman to supervise
sales in this territory. Perman-
ent position-excellent earnings.
References required. MAT
THEWS MFG. COMPANY, In
WANTED-Two men 80 to 40 with
light car to travel in Montana for
large Chicago house. Must be
able to furnish bond. Salary $40
day or commission. Write, give
age and present employment. E.
H. Walker. 500 So. Wabash Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
TRUCK distributor wanted for
patented food article. Wonder
full opportunity for right man. Is
per cent commission allowed. The
Pfaffmann Egg Noodle Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED AT ONCE-25 men TO
learn barber trade. Systematic
training for best positions. Cata-
log free. Moler Barber College,
Butte, Mont; Fargo. n. ..
JANITOR part tine. Prefer one
who can room in the building.
Bismarck College, telephone 1873.
WAITER WANTED at O'Brien's
Cafe.
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statesmen

AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN-l1
you are In earnest and want ia
make connection where you can
make $500 to 500 weekly, we
have the proposition with 4 re-
liable company producing . quail
ity line Of attractive fast selling
merchandise for the entire fam
lily. Complete sample line fur
nished. For full information,
write Minnesota Wooden Com
pany, Duluth, MINI.
SALESMEN-Reliable, with car to
call on farmers. We pay $50 to
500 per week. Roi-Patnode Co.,
Waldorf Hotel, Fargo, N. d.
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Orlando, Fla.--Emmett McCann
has been returned to Columbus by
the Cincinnati Reds.
CLEVELAND PLAYS COLUMBUS
Clcvcland-The Cleveland Indians
were at Gulfport, Miss, today to do
battle with the Columbus American
Association team.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Eight room modern
house on Tenth street one half
block from pavement, $6500.00.
Seven room modern house on
Ninth street on pavement, $4,000.
w. c. eastman. Phone 1890.
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FOR RENT-Six room and bath
bungalow, hotwater heat. Close
in. Also for sale: A kitchen range
with water front, $500. Phone
COS after 500 n. M.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room suit
able for two gentlemen. One block
west of postoffice. Mrs. L. Lo-
gan, 2O8 Second street.
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FOR RENT-Sleeping room in
modern home suitable for one or
two. Gentlemen only. Close in.
Call at 415 Fourth street or phone
1852.
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FOR RENT-Two light housekeep-
ing rooms. we'll furnished. Close
in, 113 Mandan street. Phone
G97I
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping in
modern home. Also for rent: A
piano. Phone 1319.M or call at
ono Co@,n,,%h s%roo%
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FOR SALE-Cho'ce Imported Ger
man Rollers sad Hartz Mountain,
also .iative singers. Cages, seeds,
treats, etc. Phone l15-J, Jacob
Bull, Dickinson, N. D.. Box 72S.
FOR SALE-Burroughs adding ma
chine with stand. Reasonable.
Call at 81 Taxi.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Onc registered Short
horn bull calf (roan) 8 months
old. Early Idaho seed potatoes;
200 bu. good clean seed speltz,
Mccormick 10 #. disc. nearly
new. D. J. Warren & Son. Phone
14-F-3.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and Lies. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE--One new Fairbanks
Morse l 1-2 H. p. engine, with
new pump jack. One new gang
pillow. One new sulky pillow. J. f.
Chesak, IA miles S. +. of Bis
narck.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
rooms in modern home, close in
$1,000 per month. Gentlemen
preferred. Call at 800 Eighth
street. Phone 375.
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FOR RENT-Room ut 406 Sixth
street. Phone 431. Mrs. J. E.
Dawson.
FOR RENT-Large furnished sleep
ing room. Close in. SIG Third.
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APARTME NTS

FOR RENT-Three room apt. on
ground floor, partly furnished,
strictly modern. Garden and gar
age if desired. Call .223 Thayer
Ave. w. Also sleeping rooms.
Evening star., 1928-02-24
Rules for Contest

|. Letters must not he more than 200
words in length.
,. Letters must he written I'm ink or
on u typewriter and on one aide of
the sheet only.
). Letters must he plainl> aud lesihl,
signed with tull uame aud address
of the sender.
l. LETTERS ,,,,sf not hs ~ ritteu i'm verse.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

matched by the States. would make
effective the regional development plan
for the National Capital In conformity
with the park system development now
under way here; enable the planning
commission to acquire interest IN park
sites which may be donated or pnr.
chased after the death Of present
owners. which now is prohibited by en-
isting law, which requires that the COM
mission must take full title to all lands
sought: provide acquisition through
Federal appropriations of park sites "
ing along the Potomac River. both on
the Virginia and Maryland sides. and as
sure the building of 10 or II bathing
pools In various sections OF the DISTRICT
Bridge Program Urged.
Recommendations submitted for the
bridge committee by F. l.. Averill. Its
chairman. and adopted by the board.
we're that bridge replacement pro-
gram be adopted looking to the con-
struction of ono major bridge each year
for the next five years: that an early
appl cpriation be sought for a comprc-
hensive study by engineers with archl-
tectural advisers and for plans and eSti-
mates for all bridges needed as re-
placements in the near future: that an
increase in the general bridge repair
fund be sought to correct accumulated
deterioration and that authorization
be sought for small bridge painting
gang of workmen as regular employees
of the bridge department.
The following five bridges, the COM
mittee held. should be replaced as soon
as possible: The klingle Valley Bridge
on Connecticut avenue; the Calvert
Street Bridge over Rock Creek. the
Park Road Bridge entering Rock Greek
Park the Benning Road Bridge and the
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge over the
AnacoStia River.
Pointing to the necessity of closing
the old Chain Bridge and to the bad
condition of the flooring of the High
way Bridge Mr. Averill declared tina.
the District has Tor several years faced
n serious condition" Of its bridges. and
that the outlook at the present time was
not "reassuring"
Very few of the bridges in the Dis
trict." he said, do credit to the Ma.
tional Capital either from an artistic
Evening star., 1928-02-24

: Every WOn,an over righttt'n Wars "ho
has hcen user ot Rire'- thread IL etig,hlr
to t"al@tr except empi">rcs ut the kicc
bakery aud their relatives
u letters rntcreh In the contest .anuot bc
Acknowledged or returned
:. Contestants agree to accept the verdict
at the Judges as t,nai.
L. Address letters to Contest Editor. Rice
Bakery: liElc> suthS:..S " sshington.
Evening star., 1928-02-24

or from an engineering point 81 view.
Many OF them bear signs limiting traf-
fic loads. this In itself being an admis.
sion of Insecurity"
The board approved. on recommended
ton by the public order committee.
Odell S Smith. chairman. the proposed
new law permitting the sale and use OF
non explosive types OF fireworks and the
use of other fireworks for public cXhibi-
tions on permit by District authorities.
Washington. said Mr., Yates. was
great friend of education and pleaded
persistently for the establishment OF a
national university. holding
that "a general diffusion Of knowl-
edge is the greatest thing In the United
States. except religion" Carrying these
principles into action. Mr., Yates said,
Washington himself provided education
for nine young men and served on the
boards of numerous educational institu-
tions.
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TRADE BODY HITS
PURCHASE RULING
Board Condemns 125 Per
Cent Restriction in Acquir-
ing Land for Public.

Elimination OF the restriction placed
b. Congress on the purchase OF land
needed for public improvements. which
Sn,s o limit on the purchase OF such
t>ronertv a, l2S per cent Of the assessed
value was urged last night by the
Board az Trade at lis monthly session
at the Willard Hotel. The recommended
lion was made i'll approving the report
Charles r. ConSaul, as chairman OF the
committee of the organization on parks
and reservations. and was rciteratlon
cs a former stand taken by the trade
body.
The Board Of Trade also adopted
number Of committee reports urging the
setting up Of a five-ycar bridge build
.rS and repair program. the purchase
os the part Of Temple Heights on Con-
recticut avenue not 10 be used by the
Masonic fraternity for extension OF the
park system. both in the District and
along the Potomac river: permission
FOR the sale and use Of fireworks of nom
dangerous type. and the widening and
tr the District.
Following the business session Of the
board an inspirational address on
George washington was delivered bv
Representative Yates of Illinois. for
ner governor Of that State. who de-
clared that had the great Colonial mill
tary leader and first President faltered
hat once in his long career the United
States as all entity probably would
never have survived the trials Of its
foundation days.
Condemns Restrictions.
In recommending that the board again
petition Congress 10 remove the l25
per cent limitation on the purchase
price Of land acquired for public uses.
Nir Consau! urged that the restriction
b. abandoned whether the land be OBJ
taired through purchase Of by conden-
nation. or that in any event, that such
restrictions. II maintained be applicable
olliv 20 prescribed portion Of the funds
and not applied 10 lands acquired by
condemnation.
The board again recommended TO
Congress that the southern portion Of
iae Dean tract of Temple Heights,
which will not be required oy the
A.asons of the Southern Jurisdiction for
their great projected temple building
program. be purchased as a site for
public park purposes before the land is
out that this tract is located in the
heart OF great apartment house COM
n.unitv where playground Is needed
Other recommendations by the park
committee approved by the board would
provide Federal funds for the Park and
Planning Commission for the purchase
Of park sites In nearby Maryland and
Nirg!nla. Such approprlatlons: to be
Evening star., 1928-02-24

and the running time will be quick and
the intermissions brief.
The plays to be shown will include
''The Jest Of Hahalaba," by the Cleve-
land Park Players: THE Girl" by the
1owne Players; THE Valiant" by the
Central Community Company. and
Poor Old Jim." by the Woodlothian
Players.
The judges for the finals are Charles
B. Dcggcs Of The Evening Star, Paul
McRae OF the Daily News. Lee Somers
of the Washington Herald, John J. Daly
OF the Washington Post and Frank Baer
OF the Washington Times.