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HARRY A. KITE,
FRANK J. HUGHES.
Louis OTTENBERG.
Attorney for Party Secured.
wilkins building.
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i4@5 Eve Street Northwest.
r"Ei3$5: SF$ess $a!q S$$ E
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BY virtue Of three certain deeds of trnst
dated October 20. 1929. recorded November
Is. 1926 IN Liber 5S7T In f0lios. 31., :t10.
$50. among the land records OF the District
Of c"lumbia and a. the request Of :. the .ls
,fa,,ses win sell a. pgs,c epc'Eca in fr99i
PRAAxnfmg RAx m 5AH1oakrp doaekk bs as sosras At mwS S.
scribed land and premises, situate In the
District OF Columbia. and designaied as and
and all OF lots 80 81. ~. 80 "a and the
ali ir square ii4i3 bis,r,r OF 1Vs toiunbia' With
improvements thereDn. all on Fulton VI. q W.
Terms Each sold subject 20 n prior deed
Of trust for - 900 further particulars of
Nhich will nc announced at time of sale:
the purchase price abnVe satd trust ~ he
maid In cash A deps,sit of $4,000 required
on each aaiise at time of sale. Conseyancing.
recording etc, at the purchasers cost Terms
TO bs eDfApted with within thirty days
otherwise M post forfeited and the property
MAY se s.issrtl.ef and resoid at the dissre-
j. EDWARD LEWIS
GERsON NoRDLiEGER
nhnA % 10 tH1 3 TPus
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WOODED MASS. AVE.
PARK.

WOODED MASS. AVE.
PARK.
The owner of most attrac-
tive residence in this exclusive
section is leaving the city and
has authorized us TO offer his
property for sale at a very low
price. Modern in every detail,
containing nine rooms and four
baths, with inelosed 2-car heated
garage. Center-hall plan Oil
heat and large open tireplaccs
make this a most desirable home
to own. The location is unusual,
being one Of the highest points
in the Park. facing a large, un-
broken forest. Transportation,
stores and schools arc close by.
Call Mr.. Whiteford 10 inspect
and admire this outstanding
home purchase. Very conven-
tent terms can be arranged TO a
responsible purchaser.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE
UNTIL PM.
MekEEVER < GOSS, INC,
Realtors.
l4l5 X Street. Main 47s2,
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Tu0s ! DWEh 4 son, AUCTI0kEEHs
liaS Eye street Northwest

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TH0s ] DWEk 4 SON, ,AUcfI0hEEHs
lts6 Eye street Northwest
THIsTEEs' SALE OF yAIIAhiE nwEt,L
ING No a,W SECOND STREET NE
fss virtue ~ 4 enrtaln deed al ifuat duiy
feaoreisd IN fihsr No. .hnta< folio hl. r. sean
~ itaa land records of the illsuiai ~ tniuni,
bia and III ths request ~ The paiy sea,is.
thereby the undersigned trustees VIII sell ~
xGspAs B AK TTs s4tEaEt tR4faRl IL 'H6s9ftsa 69ft5taa
.ils,a a ."'IeSia h tss bi.i'es Tea@is AID
d9sssatsd a. aud lisigs hot ~ ~ Chester
and Junhsu's subdivision gt iets " sanass
f,siio aDt ~ this records ~ ths atIiee of iiis
snrysgar sf tbs District ~ Columbia ii.
9efrns Aptd subject 90 prior deed at
irtist for 81 900 fnrthar Dafinuiass ~
NLieb viii 10 aHBaupdrd ~ tina nt sais
the Dtirpbass uTlGe ais0ss eald tfusi % t.e
raid IN cash A deposit ef $500 required
U.lHyeg aasiHs rsaordiaR ate ~ piitnhas .
e,si Tsrms 10 i,e Gompiitn With wlthtn
thirty days oihefwisa deliGsit lGtfatnd and
ibs nynpertF may be adsnftised aud res9li
1 T. asstRE'
F9aa FnEn tMtkEE EsA'
- All0tHtg tgr AohieI VI Males.
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ADAM 4. wEscuLgR 4 son. AuctIoneers,
January eth
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TRtlsTfEs' SALE or vAInABiE IWu,
.FounfH sfREgf NoRfHEA Asr .,.
recorded II .Liher M h:loa' teno sss e 'sSa. r.,
af the land Records af the nistrict OF 20
lamhla. and Al tho request ~ tho party s, ss,
cured thereby the undersigned trustees WI,
nner for sale by publ,e auction 70 trSu z,
q. prsn,lse, 81 MoNphy,. TnGr StSn,hh SttS,n,h
O'Clock rM ,he talewiug ,hesfll,sd lssd r."
and premises, situate IN tho District et ~
!!nmhla. 10 wit, Lot " IN square asai,
Edwin u Mardeha subdivision ot part ~
Metropolis View, naW called tentfat Auu,.
tian 20 per plat IN hnak 10. pase ID, 81 me
ts1aris OF the surveyor ot The Mstriet ot
Columbia.
rnrn,s OF sale The ahova praner,y viii he
20 600 further particulars announced ~
sale balance cash, A depnait nf 400 re,,
a0ire1 ~ purchaser al time ut sale, Az
eantatanoins feco,siinH aAh patarial fees AZ
east 81 purchaser, Terms of sais ta ha
enmn.ied with wtthia thirty days ffam das
ot sale, qtherwiss depnslt forfeited aud pfnns
rfN Mas hn advertised aud resnd AZ the
dissteiiah al the TRUSTEES
ALEXANDER WOLF,
uEOkUE A, sMofE,
.., Tfnalses,
HERMANN 4 VnlfMFR,
"a. Attorneys tos hplier oi Neis
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APPROACHED By 10th ST,
AND MUST BE SOLD ~

Unnsual circumstances make II possible
for you TO obtain At less than cost of pro-
duction q brick home Just oue-haf square
of 10th ST. and within two squares of Rock
Creek Park and the golf course.
This beautiful home 10 brand.new and
consists of hall with wrap closet. a living
room with open fireplace unusually large
dining room. breakfast room eNpensively Tin.
shed with inaid ruhher tile floor, The
kitchen 10 equipped with especially designed
cabinet with electric refrigerator and tile
floor: all downstairs ceilings are tinted.
On the second floor the main bedroom has
\ private shower bath. and In addition there
are three other rooms with another bath:
Completely finished room. cedar closet and
storage room in the attic. Oak floors on
first and second floors All windows are
plate glass in steel frames. stair rail OF
wrought iron. Cnouestionablr this is one
of the biggest bargains ever offered in Wash
ington foe ~ 800. and Gear brick garage
10 included In this price.
For information after a nm phone our
Mr.. ROBERT LEWIS. Adams 1878.
McKEENER & GOSS. INC,
REALTORS.
I4l5 81. Main 475c.
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WANTED TO BUY--HOUsEs.
~ 10 80 PIECES 0F PROPERTY DE
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VEIL HUHT HOUSE 0F ROOMS AND
klsspiDs go,eh, IN general sleiniiy ~ 1kih
~ ara fatiWbls I'd not over klO 300
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Abrasive tapestry bg1ss h6ns with esjo'
gsAA tfvgA p0fFll. conveniently tUcstsd ~ u
spisItdG new community. rtoAk ~ stores.
srisoois iI0s aud aaf IlGsss SssaDtJ0n b si
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him ~ 600 fys VI $50 10 iHHssdl ale piif-
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Evening star., 1928-01-05

THOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTfOSEEkS
li"5 Eye Street Northwest.
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ThOS. j. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.
14o5 Eve St NV

decl 90 81 - %. 70. 81 .ia3.4.5
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Moving Picture Album
BY ROBERT E. SHERWOOD.

Zukor and MIR Lasky do that. you can
be reasonably sure that the cost and
the possible profits have been carefully
counted. with the profits far in the
lead,
John Cromwell, an actor and director
of long experience In the theater, has
lately been signed up by Paramount
and will devote his attention to talk
ing films. The Paramount scenario
staff now includes a considerable num-
Der of playrights, too, who presumably
know how TO compose dialogue,
The Universal Pictures Corporation is
now embarktug on the production of
Edna FerberS Show Boat" which may
have extensive Movietone accompani-
ment
BY the way, the announcement OF.
Universal's plans in regard to Show
Boat" has caused FlorenZ Ziegfeld no
end Of worry. His musical comedy
production of "Show Boat" is triumph
in New York and will, in all proba-
bilitv. be equally successful all over the
continent. Mr.. ziegfeld feels that a
movie of the same story. with words
and music thrown in, would hurt his
business to a formidable extent, and
there is undoubtedly a definite basis
for his alarm.
There seems to be no reason, how
ever. why Universal shouldn't 60 ahead
with its plans for SHOW Boat" Ziegfeld
or no Ziegfeld. The screen rights to
the novel were purchased directly from
Miss Ferber before the musical comedy
was produced, and it would seem TO
the casual observer that Mr., Ziegfeld's
interest in them is purely academic.
For the time being. the number of
stories available for use in the "talkieS"
will be limited. You will note that
nearly all the plays planned for pro-
duction in this manner deal with the
show business itself, thereby giving
plenty of opportunities for the use of
interpolated songs.
The story of The Jazz Singer" was
built around Al Jolson's voice, and
Show Boat" and "Burlesque" also con-
tain plenty of characters who will be
able to so into their songs and dances.
Eventually the film fans will learn
to accept spoken dialogue on the screen,
and then 1t will be possible to produce
plays of all kinds without any musical
accompaniment whatsoever.
When this happens as have already
pointed out, large number of present.
day movie stars will find themselves
jobless, because they never took the
trouble to cultivate their speaking
voices, and many prominent scenario
writer's will be similarly unemployed
because they have failed to master the
fundamental principles OF the English
language There also will be a tre-
mendous number of problems to be
solved in connection with the distribu-
ton of talking pictures In foreign coun-
tries. 1t was easy enough to translate
Subtitles into Spanish, German, Rus
sian or Chinese. It won't be so easy
to translate long stretches of spoken
dialogue. Luckily enough. those are
the producers problems, and not mine.
I consequently will not attempt to offer
any solutions in this column.
tCopxrivh4 JucS
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Big Pictures Under Way

PIG pictures-from the standpoint OF
- elaborate settings and large casts
are reported to be under way at the
First National Studios just now.
Never have the great stages been so
filled with magnificent sets. the ward
robe department worked at greater
speed. nor the studio populated by a
greater number of noted players.
Colleen Moore's picture Heart to
Heart" contrasts the small town with
the big city. with tense emotional
scenes and an element of self-sacrifice
strongly emphasized.
Richard Barthelmess' Roulette"
matches early episodes in Russia with
modern events in New York City. A
Cossack attack on a Russian village, a
New York home, touch of the under
world and a great court sequence are
included in this Alfred Santeil produc-
ton
Corinne Griffith's picture. THE Di-
vine Lady" has series Of scenes and
settings. including naval sequences
showing the old-time men-o'-war in
action; court scenes and events In the
Evening star., 1928-05-27

lives Of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamil-
ton, with Frank Lloyd directing.
Milton Sills in his picture, THE
Hawks Nest" has a gilded Chinese
cafe and strange moments in stranger
settings In the shadowed precincts OF
the underworld. Benjamin Christianson
directing
Billie Dove In THE yellow Lily" has
intense scenes in a great Hungarian
prison-Alexander Korda directing
and she starts shortly on THE Heart
of a Princess"
Harry Langdon is busy on new and
unnamed comedy; Ken Maynard is en-
gagged with a Northwest Mounted Po-
lice story, "Code of the Scarlet"
Charlie Murray on a comedy that deals
with small town politics in humorous
manner and Jack Mulhall on 1.-THE
Butter and Egg Man." under direction
Of Richard Wallace.
THE Whip" from the famous Eng
lish drama of the rack track with big
crowds, the thrill of speeding horses
and attendant excitement, also is under
Way
Evening star., 1928-05-27
"Old West" Still Lives

. EVERSING the formula of Horace
Greely for westward travel. band
ot courageous Hollywoodlians. trekking
East. have reached a new frontier
A letter from Jack Holt, player of
western roles. to friend in the motion
picture center paints fresh picture OF
the West. Holt with a company from
the Paramount studios In Hollywood,
recently was near the entrance 10 Zion
National Park. Utah, making scenes for
a new Zane Grey picture. The Vanish
ing Pioneer" His letter follows:
Those who think that the days OF
the covered wagon are gone forever
ought 10 pay a visit 10 this section
Driving out from Cedar City 10 Rock
Vile where we camped. counted seven
such wagons with their white canvas
Evening star., 1928-05-27
The Takes.

The Talkies.
TINE talking movie has ceased t
be a future possibility, or ever
an imminent prospect: 1t is nov
n a present fact
This must be realized by any
one who takes the trouble to scan the
list OF feature pictures now III proouc-
ton at the more important studios.
The Warner Brothers. With their
Vitaphone, and William Fox. win ms ms
Movietone. are the pioneers in the
"talkie" field. The Warmers have al
ready issued three full-length photo
playS-"The Jag Singer" "Tenderloin
and GLORIOUS Betsy"-with accompani-
ment of spoken dialogue. musical ef-
fectS. etc. They are planning a great
many more
Mr.. Fox, so far has limited himself
to the shorter subjects, but he has oem~
onstrated the considerable powers OF tne
talking movie through his news reels.
He has proved that such pictures don't
have to be made in soundproof vaults
The Movietone recording apparatus
can travel around with the camera and
take notes as il goes, Audiences in film
parlors have lately heard reproductions
Of the sounds of horses hoof beats. the
roar Of airplane motors, the cheers OF
frenEied naobs and the dreary drone OF
political orators It is terrible to think
what will happen when another good
sized war gets under way.
The so-called wise birds" in the
movie business have been ioshing the
Messrs Warner and Mr.. Fox mot to
their faces Of courSel for their extern
sive experiments with talking pictures
It has been reported frequently that the
Vitaphone and Movietone were fiops-
that the public would never shift its
allegiance from the old-fashioned silent
drsma-and that within the next few
months all these complicated mechan-
3sns would be discarded and forgotten.
Such was the inside dope-and, like
most inside dope, IL was just about 100
per cent wrong. Not only are the War
ner Brothers and the Fox Film Cor
poration increasing their activities
by all the other big producers in Holly
wood. Paramount, Metro -Goldwyn-
MAYER. United Artists. Universal and
First National are all about TO come
forth with talking films. and i won't
be long before there are thousand
taeaters In the country equipped to
exhibit the Vitaphone and Movietone
products.
The word ''Nfovietone" seems to be
accepted as the ofhcial designation Tor
the new contrivance, although the
Warmers will continue TO use Vita
phone" as a sort Of exclusive trade
name First National has coined new
one-FFirnatone."
y X \
Paramount has announced at least
one feature picture with Movietone ac-
commandment. It is TO be a screen
version of the popular play, 'Burlesque. ="
Whether it viii have dialogue all the
way through. or Just snatches Of it, Is
not at the moment known.
There is no doubt, however, that
Paramount Is determined to go at this
project on a big scale, ano when Mr..
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tops looming up over the sage-dotted
plains.
Then. when so wagons were col
lected for our caravan across the desert
my eyes were really opened. For the
wagons all belong TO settlers Of this
region and are used regularly. We arc
actually in the land OF the vanishing
pioneer, A few Of the people who came
into this rock-walled valley in 1862 as
children still are here, but the last OF
the original cabins Is gone
I'VE have found a great spirit OF
helpfulness among the pioneer settlers
Of the region They closed their school
one rainy day TO allow us to take inte-
rior scenes in 1t. That school. by the
way, serves as Mormon church, Is the
place where all OF the dances arc held,
and on every Monday night is trans
formed into motion picture theater.'
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Romance of a Diamond.

mine tunnels, the daily searching
hour" before miners go to and from
work in the pits, Is staged
According 10 Mccarthy. fortunes
we're smuggled from the mines by work.
ers and sold for a mere song in Africa
before the rigid searching, in which
even the x-ray Is used. was started.
The African sequence of the new
story shows the finding Of great dia-
mond in the African mines. and later
the adventures OF this diamond
through theft. intrigue and in the un-
derWnrld
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Gendarmes de Theatre

theater at all. An electric button at
the side of each seat would quickly
summon a cultured and attractive lady
or gentleman attendant to listen to
comnlaints that could not wait until
the SLOW is over, and without once talk
ing back unless specially requested sc
TO do.
That's as far as We have thought
out the present problems in the thea
ter, except that from the box-office
profits we. the present ushers. would
buy high-powered. costly motor cars,
with which to NOV down the GUS
toners at each exit ruthlessly-anc
live happy ever after"
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tended a red hand. OF course Baxter
got the part.
A race between two turtles with jab-
bertng parrots mounted on their backs
Is an interesting incident in Ramona. "
Every gown and piece of jewelry worn
by Dolores Del Rio In her characteriza-
tion Of Ramona" is said to be family
heirloom from Dolores home in Mexico
City, including old family dresses once
worn by her grandmother, ancient
jewels that were part of the family be-
longings and precious pieces of silk and
laces hundreds OF years old.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Notes About Ramona
THE scenes showing an Indian ma.

THE scenes showing an Indian mas
sacre and the burning village in
Ramona" were made from an airplane
When Warner Baxter was suggested
for the part of Alessandro, the Indian,
Director Edwin Carewe threw up his
hands and gave it no further thought.
The next day an Indian. tall, handsome,
with smiling face and pearl white teeth.
entered his private Office and Carewe
was amazed when Warner Baxter ex-
Evening star., 1928-05-27

HIDING diamonds In their ears, be-
tween their toes. in wounds on
their bodies or swallowing the precious
pebbles, are some of the devices by
which African diamond mine workers
seek to smuggle gems from the mines.
The strange secrets are exposed in
Diamond Handouts" John Mccarthy
new production at the Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer studios.
In scenes showing the inner work.
ings of African diamond mines. with
an elaborate reproduction OF one of the
Evening star., 1928-05-27
LITTLE THEATER-"siegfried. J"

IA AAhE0 toAthAAtNN'
"Siegfried," the spectacular Ufa pro-
duction Of the legend from the Nibel-
ungenlied. has been held over for a
second week at the Little Theater start
ing today.
The picture is accompanied by the
Remaphone, synchronizing the action
OF the drama with the music Of Richard
Wagner from the Ring Of the Nibel-
ungen."
Directed by Fritz Lang. the produc-
ton Is conceived on a masterful scale
and produced lavishly against back
ground Of massive sets. Paul Richter
enacts the title role and the roles OF
Kriemhild and Brunhild are played by
| Marearete Schoen and Hanna Ralph.
| respectively The story of Siegfried's IS
| youthful proves, his victory over Faf-
ner, the dragon. his wooing Of Kriem-
| hid. his death al the hands of Hagen
Tronje is faithfully recounted.
IL is announced by the Motion Pic
ture Guild that the second chapter OF
the Ring Of the Nibelungen." entitled
"Kriemhild's Revenge" viii be shown
al an early date.
An English color film and a news
reel round out the program
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Photoplays This Week

Continued from First Page.)
stealing horse and Is shot, she reach
es the depths of despair. She wanders
about until she is taken in by an In
dian family Here Felipe finds her and
brings her back to his mothers ha-
cienda, where in time she marries Fe-
lipe and finds new happiness.
The Columbia Orchestra. under
Claude Burrows. an Our Gang" COM
edy and the M-G-M news reel COM
pIete the program
Evening star., 1928-01-05
100 Framed Pictures
Reduced TO soc

Beautiful Subiects--Weil done and
nicely framed that will add deco
rative value 70 any room In
Guided are fifty handsome Serv-
ing trays that originally cost
Sl.25.
StatiORern-Hdia Floor
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An Imr or'ant Disrrsai of
Women's Fine Shoes
S6.SS
Women's Satin, Fabric
and Rayon Boudoir
Slippers Reduced

: pairs-si;pne.>. l1rse
a S-uow Ssc.
2kceS--SccsHS f'loo~
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Large Assortment
Flowers, lOc Each

A medley of coiorfuI flowers. in
clud,ng gardeniss and field
blooms slightly soiied
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Remnants of
Trimmings
sc, I0c, Csc Each

Three lots Of short lengths in
many different. attractive coiOrs.
Trimmings for both dresses and
hats.
Trim m in0s--N Ndin Flo0y
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Childrcn's Sl.95 Sport
Hose Special s so

OF super quality wool and silk and "ool
with popular, fancy wcsHcS and cone
traSting tops. Size, 10 ~
PAIAiS ROYAL HoSi@rR uab' fio"r
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Soc Ribbon
Novelties, 30c

Lovely beribboned and laced
powder sticks. sachcts. garters,
coat hangers, vanity bags, shoe
trees and other pieces-ail boxed
Rlbbons--Naln Flooy
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Women's Blouses
Clearance. Sl.0S

= hiou>cS. were Ss.cS. s -
>s.cS--of crer- de CHINE. ,eisrrec,i
ard jersey --,l'zny styles and var
rus eo,orS sizes ). 90 ~
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Womcn's Sl.5O to $l.o5
Silk Hose, $1.44

Full ia shioned, ciea- weave, all->1h
hose--with square or pointed heels
some with isle reinforced solc> ami
toes. Included arc all-sill chiffon hn>c
of sheer wea,cs SIZES -, to 10 MI
shadcs.
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Won1cn's SOS Silk
Pouch Bags, S2.A4

Ao-n'cd cn ie" cicd ard sang,
franes~~S.ith chain handles. PLAIN
o. embroidered ones. \ choice
of light coiors and bIack.
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Pretty Ribbon
Remnants, lie Yd.

A large selection OF coiors and
many long lengths Of satin. MORE.
taffeta. Dresden ard other rib.
bons--fron ! 'o s inches vide
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Womcn's SA.94
Handbags
Special. S.3..35

In TIE pc1ular feathers anI
s'iades-po'ici' an Il underarrn
styles-with top and b7ckstrap
handles All si'i MORE lined and
fitted.
H1ndbnos- Anin FTcoy
Evening star., 1928-01-05
ChiIdrcn'S ST Sport
Hose, SAC

Boz auA Girls Fancy Wool Hose--
y lcug,h~-iu a gratifying number Of
attractive colnrA sizes 4 In II Misc
fancy. wool mixed. iuil l"reth hose ~
hand >ome color combinations sizes :.
- and =
Evening star., 1928-01-05
Close Out!
Framed Long Mirrors

The interesting kind with pictures
on the top half These arc
slightly damaged.
The Washington times., 1928-03-27

YouIl find nearly every make and
model OF ear listed for sale through to-
day's Times and Herald classified ado
buy one today
The Washington times., 1928-03-27
Boy Doing Well After
Stopper Is Taken
From Throat

HAGERSTOwN, Nd, Mar. u.
For the third time within a few
weeks human life was saved at
the Washington County Hospital
when Hagerstown physicians re-
moved a glass stopper from the
throat OF three-year-old Sterling
Draper, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Draper, of Garfield, this county.
The stopper was removed with
an aesophaguscope and the child
improved so rapidly that he was
taken back to his home. The
physicians said he would have
choked to death in a short time.
Recently an open safety pin was
removed from the throat of a
child and a piece Of oyster shell
from the throat of young woman
from Cumberland at the hospital.