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46 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. T. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1926. CRANDALL'S x / Stasley [ METROPOLITAN | :Z: F ST. AT 10TH _— TODAY—11 A. M. to 11 P. M. 18th St—Below F CONTINGOUS ORCHESTRA MUSIC TODAY—1:130 to 11 P. M. FiG LEAVES MLLE DE LIRIO ® AND COMPANY A Rollicking Comedy-Drama Al.'"“ o Played by Senorita Victoria Arbel b U the Argent Players in OLIVE BORDEN---GED. U'BRIEN | (o S PANISH REVUE TRIUMPHANT RETURN ool ofcralial TILLIS AND LA RUE CO. Ml.flll‘ln‘!fm!““l.l's" “FANCIFUL CAPERS" S s g 8 Other Great Acts 3 W ington’s Finest Orchestra ON THE SCREEN 10:80 to 1:30—8 to Bdm Buras & Geo. K. METROPOLITAN RAMBLERS 1 SUNAI?.S'II;-E upP Milton Davis Oonduoting STANLEY-CRANDALL GREATER MOVIE SEASON THE _FINEST HOUSES—THE BEST RILLS . CRANDALL'S 2083, CRANDALL'S iy e TOMORROW- VAR len TODAY.__ AND NNIN 'EARLE R lIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII|I|IIIIIIIII‘;Illllllllllllllfllllh.\ THE SPORTING LOVF TOMORROW ’r_‘,pnm.‘; OBRIEN m BOBBY £Quehaes MOTUNT y PAD ASCINAT- AMUSEMENTS. Lowry sat still, his head in hisig ) hands. He wanted to scoff, but he did, ] Solution. popcorn? Why not get into some-[not dare. What had drawn him into |4 3 et X thing—er—different?" this alley dwelling tonight? Some con-| S B ANTY rolled his popcorn Wagon | Banty recognized the cause of the |viction of an essential uprightness m,‘ . b ES—— 4 i i into a worn overcoat. He| powry's smile was rueful. thought Lowry. “And he is so un- Sanltary Engmeer Gordon looked out upon the cheerless| Yoy 'caught me that time,” he ad-|melfconscious about it—iike the &un ing for six hours. “I wonder if you can see how broad| “You've cornered me,” he confessed. Often Too Low. A hungry-eved newsboy shivered » Banty leaned forward earn-| Banty made a quick negative ges:| . Shavers' Specxal Some from the sewage treatment| the boy offered. y and desperate. And sometimes|it'’s a facs. You have me backed & other than dilution with water i5| “Business pretty punk for you to-|vou can put out & hand. . . . Then |right up against the wall, fighting for and Blade in Metal Case don, District sanitary engineer, point- | B : d on, _ .| respectability—value received.” Their talk swung to books and it wd out in his annual report to the a r -| Banty could see that Lowry|was 1 in the morning when Banty ac- 25¢ Tube Jap Rose Shaving i 2 Ranity % lating a iy ber b ¢ % el st atel hure S inot avall Janty was contempl Lowry began to talk. He laid before|stars were shining. The shook e : move toward home when a bulky|RBanty the root of the question that|hands and Banty felt that for which 3 V 1 f Mr. Gordon urges increased appro-.| form loomed at | Banty. | faced the industries board. Banty |Lowry could not find words. $1_25 alue tor c mewer developments in surburban sec you think of the ole swimming | sat for some time without s = - t think! A Real, Genuine Bons Gre Iaesing becs ek of E . s s speaking |alley until Lowry’s shadow and step Just thi; tions are lagging because of lack of nstead.’ after Lowry had finished. Finally he |were lost far up the street. He raised s Auto Strop Razor—the razor of sewers, costing $70 80 were| paused while his eves changed. that of a man who has knowledge of v 1aid by contract during the Do poncorn and. swimming holes | afotiy. aven't they? Leaving out| s miracis. = ;‘21‘3?‘%5:’;1?5?5 ;“;j;‘ Pt There were 67 miles of pipe| Banty, “anything goes that has a bit get you acquainted with thesc™ sewers basin ons and | of fun in it. And popcorn is fun, you . two wonderful aids to a per- With. Permits for gas mains, con.|1ts bright friendliness. He spoke at There are mo building operations in Petworth that hold any duits, elec Al ‘nnections and | 1ast, absently, as if his mind were parallel to these “Life-time” Homes. “Yes, I guess 50.” | SMED “Well, don't laugh and don't get| angry. There is a-simple answer. THE EVENING STORY PR somenots onos ol the goven | ¢ DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA a little nearer to the curb and | gyymble and grinned broadly. the man before him. | | street with cheerful eyes. The day|mijtted. “Only I didn't mean quite|shining. He's no more impressed with | h Says Water Pressure IS | was what he was wont to describe s |that. I meant something freer, broad. | me than with a beggar boy, mot sure; reat peCIa s IS ont up through the wet and Banty held pag “All the world goes by your cor-|ture and Lowry interpreted it. Lecoming imperative for the health night, Billy. It'll be on me this time.” | {}a work itself. It's clean. You give |the survival of my modern commer- joner, made public today. pounced upon this idea. Neither spoke | companied Lowry up the alley to the Cream S litibys #oc i stdbe fosEin e e kel oaimy: [listened 'in silence, indulging the| “I will come again’ was all he o " The man glanced quickly down at | asked: his arm and looked curiously at the that strops its own blades— vear, in addition to 10.33 il "'he asked. ice 'and memory of their past| “A friend,” he said softly. ek , < 9, 2, 353,567 ins cleaned. hundred | know B fect shave. draing connecting with the sewerage | ROL in the least on popcorn. system totaled 4,360, in connection| ave some. Ay F t t 7th st N w e taled S in onmection| oL Rt o moasure, 1 arragut al . N.W. A TOR STAR: G_Y! TOMORROW, (SERTRU DE OLM CRANDALL’S (’S§ CENTRAL THE BO¢ RN rule.” hunched his thin shoulders| “wMore respectable, you mean?"” “He s so immovably right,”| “abysmal dismal” It had been rain- | ey F e B out a sack, pushing back the nickel proud and humble, rich and poor,| “You didn't mean it like that, but $1.00 Model Auto Strop Razor protection of Washington, J. B. Gor-| T v mumbled a “Thanks,|value received. That's all there is to|cial sense.” Complete With Strop and wred that on many occasions | Wetter if posible than before. for a long time. Then, quite suddenly |strect. The rain had stopped and the heavenly luxury of a good cigar. He |said. Banty stood in the mouth of the Al o e e miles| the shrunken little popcorn vender,|™ ‘These men are right, aren't they?” |hand Lowry had held, his expression and a tube of this famous by the District at a cost of $280,594.09. “On a |\|;J|t like this,” returned | misdeeds? (TE D) This gigantic offer is made to and plans drawn in connection there-| from the ar nd the other studied TODAY —DOROTHY, DE 4\ ORI e AL A made, CKANDALL'S o ; TONPMAER TRiAS m“ml" sl 14tk ana Col. R4, AY - WARGUERITE a r When you make comparisons look well to the details of con- what the other had in mind, struction and finish, and you'll see what surpassing Homes “Life- L STE Rl NE NEGRO GETS 180 DAYS; | B i et e véere | Sourgr andt 0 +.T00TH pASTE OTHER CHARGES PENDING [ iioh " busiiiniing. ::.i?'%;;‘.‘;:-"fiiz‘: $8 950—Terms, $75 a Month \ i - » - ow who T am? Sentenced for Assault, Judge Mac-| Do you know who T am®® Six of the Cafritz famous big rooms—screened porches—built- donatd Denies Eim Bond dn Do et anasnt I the lessimats]| AniubIASHIKSwa-ssiribudiomm atross fextive|froat—lArdWeod Great Tooth Paste ter to you who I am?” floors—instantaneous hot-water heater—separate garage. Housebreaking Cases. s rs,” and Banty's fearless 5 5 s hed into his clear eyes, pen from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Specxals & pleas of guilty Roland | “‘that vou are n ,,,dn n some difficulty, Take 9th St. ears to Farragut; or we will send auto Specxal Sale O{ ath colored, whe: gned "” hnlu o . Mac ow did vou know 9080 17¢; S for .c.cccoveeee tion the anty's hand swept the empty 46¢ —_———————— o Pint can Black Flag.... by the thousands, Owner and Builder of Communities foC By B oIl {0 NA'"ONAK YONIGHT Retrigerated Alr announcin tence of 180 days in D vears. You get to know, 1ic; 3 for . P O e 58 Vo i | VRt pause, v aasen, s, | R | Q. 31 i e cream 556 | g ean v 79¢ fi‘i_”j vlbm housebreaking cases,” Judge Mac 3 your name.” 19¢; 3 for TER donald s “*Befory : 3 sesesecssase N R EAT) Wi servini the setence.of 180 o R industries boara?” A DAY AT RIS Fint can Preventol..... $0€ AL o LA mody of for ault, I am sure the ,.|aml Ju He andP 40c Squibb's, and act upon ,the housebreaking n 35¢; 3 fOF..caruuensee i \ charges.” \rut !)n way out should not l\o 2 T Spravers. Special . will have had ample time to consider | “You my problem then?” 90c Quart can Preventol 79¢ Accordingly, Washington was held | difficult.” 50c Ipana, without bond’ for the uction of the | “Why not?” demanded Lowry. Then | N 5 . srand jury in the two cases of house- | he changed the subject abruptly. | 4 AR (1 M s 33¢c; 3 | hreaking and given the sentence men “But look here, an‘t stand out | 74 N\ - 2 g 8 S 9 3 e ir tioned in the assault case, in this and talk. You're wet through. | / - v A = eiar S s 2 e | The prosecution alleges that Wash- | I'd like to go home with you to sup- i I 60c: Forhante 2 i Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. m struck and knocked down | per if you don’t minc ) O S sledndany i re Visel of Pleasant, Md..| Te watched Banty’s f sely 4 | ) f 25, Mete 1n Newlterk . ioodloe & spoke and its ) \ 2= { ; ) f o e Bighth street, | s isfaction. Y i iy, 1 W / 30c Pebeco NEXT WEE 7 " during an attempt to take o - i =*—"‘s LLEERG. OUINNEYS tire from an automobile in the \ ¢ Visel, the Government alle vou s 5 e Pepandent ... SOC Great Sale peared on the scene just as Washing ton wag about to leave and that ot me get Hu v Colgatals : o u-]- Washington knocked him down to [ rem.” o 70c Pocket Knives \fi-'::.r GAYETY make his getaway. s hurrying toward a l»utcher| 25¢; 3 for. Al sizes and shapes. arhe B e . o v o swer. . . Very special, Ladies’ Olub Theator. r!-r-lM L S P e Tates e o foowing | Wonderful Shirt Bargains 21 SAT. MAT, e i Enter b e While the otner | Banty down an unlighted alley. They | c 49c ATG. 21 i< the ‘”fl S ot 'the. store. of | & vl){]"Y“;‘;H:Nl“|";'|‘.|vm and Banty | TOmOrrow and Saturday 30c KOIYNoS cevaierinne | * Bd. E. Daley's nlplo“‘cv Warren at 804 Florida t sen - " o from which three suits are Lowry’s eyes hecame ac ‘IIOIDWIV BREVITIES Marshall Nellan's scresn version Y JOAT. ROACH MORRISO CRANDALL’S cm‘vy Chase, D. c. TOPAY, i CRANDALLS 3 £ 2 px A ! ru, A me..n "='IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIll Pint can Flit . F Streetjat 13th #aid o have Deen istolen. sustomed to the di s od | | th MIKE SBACKS. AP O L E i D Tl abou X T HOX D nl!‘l TIME ON ANY STAGE. - 3 stage et 1o L Great Soap Sale | TRt o Goony WITH BLANCHE SWEET VETERAN OF 3 WARS DIES. = hairs. a table, a cook stove | Soe iy ol NEW HAMILTON--MATT MOORE 1a s, )t in the corner covered with Fairy Soap, P bright calico. Half of one wall was " " W *10¢; 3 for 25¢ '-lvnn_::::.l):_o.:'::“-;' or George W. Heudenson Wns Inmate | occupied by a hookcase of rough Will Buy Such Famous Shirts As Limit, 3 to Customer. of U. S. Soldiers’ Home. pin i Gl | . 39¢ | raimotive cos make o . R IA I T o 7 i = - on the she : 1 L . > - assorted hard-water [ Mmoo | S50 LTl . DE LUXE R 5e . veteran of three wars, died Sat Pa Ve Co.'s —] — e T o e ai 45 Palmolive Lo.,uAlmm\d 5lc NOW PLAYING. el | e vou a college man BRAND SHIRTS B ssriahiis = Lo e A Gripping Soreen Version of He served three enlistments. The | nty shook his h 8 | Jergen's Witch Hazel ) ; e i | “Sevonth giade was all. 1 T | el Gene Stratton-Porter's a0 in 189 | and T had to take the ) : : e e . : s aht d in 1899 Then mother died and 1 Many attractive colorings to choose from, in collar-at s m*n B ARRAS el ob “he - entisted | W0 girls—both married now. When | tached and neckband styles, in sizes 14 to 17. “LADD'E 1 was left alone, I saw I needed—well | Ahicis G sée real hishy | e o i —Companionship, And the only thing | _Ihis is your opportunity to secure real high-grade Great Sale of Talcums : EMMA HAIG & : man like me can have—a stunted (| shirts at bargains extraordinary. RIALTO VOCALISTS OLIN HOWLAND man, vou know—is books. They're 25¢ Mavi 50¢ 25¢ Narcissus 25¢ e i s B s Sncy i Oriliais the Ir; ;m;;. S mine, von e e amal] PLENTY OF HANDSOME ENGLISH BROAD- : : S - ot gl Sunilay=— : ‘ asas boen in Tort | ehe Soveliont | iwetre CLOTH SHIRTS ALSO AT THIS PRICE £ 50¢ | = sauivws Taicum. . 21e Pt i - a:ggg!fl 2 Nothing a aw: | b 9 : TR 5 / Coty's Tale g “POKER _FACES T meral Tueslay was from the | it oo | " 250 Mary Garden 25¢ | o Talcum 45 s JIIETfiIIGE | Chapel of A. 1. Schippert with requiem | threads 1 » 2 s i S0 Stephen's Chnareh. Buria | drving on the || | MEN'S 50c FANCY RAYON HOSE P April showers Tateum.. 40€ WD e nE ional Cemetery. -"*l Sivednaa il A L Houbigan! 850 21 4 From Laughing! S e is survived by three sisters, Banty nodded b You should buy at least a half dozen pairs $1.00 Taleum Cappt Talcum 1c “But the books are dear 0 at this out of the ordinary low price, ok’ And clothes are—just clothes, Hudnut's Three Flowers 9] ¢ 1oz, Merck's Stearate of = etts Veerkamp of Brooklyr b 5 in , t was in the middle of supper that | Taleum Eand - blr=. Alacgaret MBradt SOl | powropnonIsne hdestion. | CEBIE] “But why have you stuck to the| MEET YOUR TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. VERY GOOD FRIENDS _ National—"Applesauce.’” comedy, at IMPLOYES OF Mary Foresman and Mrs. Juli 4 EYES: EXAMINED MPRISING T} b ma Haig, vaudeville, at GLASSES FITTED —® 1 BATGVAT § ELEOTRIO o0, NEW FAVORITE...‘, - Al ol ROEFULKERS?N - GLE.N"ECHO ol i R I cioicousics—cicioo Great Sale Electric Light Bulbs ' TODAY Waltz_ Dr = e . H. 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