Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1926, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1926. REAL ESTATE. i 21 R TR rtz to San Sebastian ‘evéry second | ,ng the guests of various nationalities | of the havoo it - x . < | o plays with lighting'fix Charles A.. Whiteshot, Tyeanold|, = 5iorits to San Sebastain | dance in the casinos is a Charleston. | scon lesen the words and o i tos | of o Womame ot ILSAGIRLWINS EEE el Deftly R d Todges vetad Just in e o ses Miza s voted, just in « Delt y SLLLE Lnmtiwood. crowned. Tie saia he o walked all the way from Tulsa to root 1 cemient " st tember 11 (#).—The Basque coast re-| Most of the orchestras have Ameri- | chorus. Many hotels have no- ! :fl‘(‘:‘u%fi": ul:::]un‘:"?nd‘wltgri ALL CHARLESTON MAD' sorts are Charleston mad. From Biar- | ©an musicians, who sing the English { tices asking visitors ‘nat to - pra full-page-length photograph of her. words of popular Charleston tunes, | the Charleston in thels. rooms. use and plaster. - It has displaced the tango, even with _—_—mmmmmm —— Dance Captures Casinos. the Spanish and French pleasure- ST. JEAN DE LUZ, France, Sep- ‘wild abandon AU R T O T e \ NEW CHEVY CHASE, D. C. HOUSES Price, $27,000 #7626 12th St. N.\;/“fg (Just Off Alaska Ave.) A Beautiful New Brick Home in the 16th St. Heights Section for her. { | With a fine needle embedded crosswise in her throat, strangling 01500 K Sireet morthescr. vemer. |Norma Smallwood Awarded IN CHICAGO ENDED — FOUR OFFICERS RESIGN. Lee J. Graves New Juvenile Judge in King George County, Va. Special Dispatch to Tho Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Septem- ber 11.—Four officers of King George County submitted their resignations Men Get $87 Weekly ‘Scale.’ o | 0 400 Theaters Again to | by, Fir and Theat Homital | Title of “Miss America” at Have Orchestras. Atlantic City. quick and’ heroic measure, saved her lite. Pulling the woman’s tongue for- | glass, Dr. Rees reached the v ssociated Press. truction with forceps, forced | BY, the Aseociated By the Asrociated Press CHICAGO, Sepiember 11.—Music the 0 © ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Septem- = yesterdy cume hack 1o Chicago's 900 | of the ihroat o tree one end ana | Der 1.—Norma Smallwood ‘of Tulsa,|to Judgs F. W. Coleman Friday. 3806-3810 Gramercy St. D. C. moving picture and viudeville thea- | . o ucrrcaed n remre ot {OKla. is Miss America of 1926. | They were G. Ogle Tayloe, judge of y . . - - S Gore ok s year's specifications 2 H e k % e Phree thousand musiciana. on strike | Mo o, sultering severe shock, |, ;i eauty, as indicated by her meas.|the Juvenilo and D”'“u‘l"" R";“"';“_ E A District of Select Homes and Choice Environment. 8 Rooms—2 Baths—Garage since Sund)y night, returned to the | was later able fo return to her |urements, are: Height, 5 feet 41 |Court, and W. A. Spillman, Frank Z G e el e ol e B orches its following an early | home. Provided no infection sets |inches; weight, 118 P"“'.‘d!‘;l "”“a‘”‘f Taylor and I. C. Rodgers, constables S |, . atiic: bulltin garage. morni l(le.ne:l \\fiio;, brought | in, physicians said, she will suffer !n(r_{:::: “lgl‘f“ '*2';‘::‘;:; Thigh, 194 |and ex officio prohibition officers. | £ an ext 30 to their weekly pay. no il effects. \ | in : waist, y 4 Ao Tk oo o | The “Teell wrs sicking to ' | Iches: <all 126 Incher ki | Lo J Graves was appolnted as udee € v Opeén Daily for Inspectiom with an additional increase of | sandwich Mrs. Prezioti was eating mn_::;::. 18.vear-old successor to Fay|vacancies have not been filled. H These delightful new residences will be “OPEN SUNDAY" ey e '3 a week for the third year. The for lunch and became fast in her . et Ahibitors heid out to the lust for at | throat hefore she discovered it |Lanphier, California, last vear's Miss| Spillman recently was involved in S 3 s 73 con-(a sharp controversy with Common- least @ two-vear contract and prefer-| First taken to Emergency Hos. |America, was selected from 73 cc ] ably one of three vears under the new | Dital. she was transferred fo the | testants from as many cities last{wealth's Attorney Joseph A. Billings- seale of pay, while union representa Episcopal hospital. night by 10 dut of 15 artists and illus-|ley regarding enforcement of 'liquor ed 5 trators, who were the judges. Miss|laws. The others did not make pub- for your inspection; representative on the premiges. Take Chevy Chase car or drive eut Conn. Ave. to Harrison street, to Thirty-eighth street, then one block south to Gramercy street. N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. tives wanted either a one-vear con i ract .or a provision for more w T A Washi . Marjorle Joesting, won |lic their reasons for resigning. . _N.W. e T D one vede” ™ 5| HEARING SET FOR TRIQ, |the tve other woiss. et i Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 1418 Eye St. N.W Main 5904 Wins Prize in Evening Dress. No system of physical exerises vet Members Washington Real Estate Board Main 6830 $3323383328283233233832383283288233283283¢ 738 15th St. N.W. & : 8 *® # 8 & o & 8 PRICED TO SELL & W b o d # >0 # & &# # # % Tears nd 83 Probe of Passing Bad Coins. not only for perfection of face and a . but for personality, intelli- S m e s, e v onia e Avon Hesbiprise %, September 11.—Ralph | Thursday - night for appearance in : Tilden Harrls, 17, and evening dress. Last year Fay Lan- t | phier took third place in this event. -, will | Miss Smallwood is an art student, $87 Weekly Wage Fixed. v —_— | e it eatiyA s R TG seved iana invented can compare with a pair b . Under the new scale, rince Georges Youths Held in I T of new silk stockings for giving an|Z = @ o m 1\ kel oy i {long chestnut hair. She was chosen | orect”carriage to the femaie head. - | SN %eesessssssssssssoss $33338383383883838% } plovment of four-piece orchestr: amaller theaters, was left to arbitra- tion. The exhibitors claimed that the smaller houses could not afford to maintain four musiclans, while the |he given a hearing. Phurs K Colle e 5 g next Thur be-|a sophomore in the Oklahoma Colle H;-lm"' countered that such theaters | sore United States Commissioner J.|for Women at Chickasha, and ¢ should cut prices if smaller forces | Frank Supplee on charges of passing plans to continue her studies there. were used, counterfeit money. Later she may accept some motion ”IL:H “'l’;;‘ p:'let"'l:m;v‘:lr “tmcee i’;'(l‘)::f g'l‘he vouths are accused by United | picture contracts. 138 na" then the ‘macter o what | patop Seres, Service axents of Pass | yries Lanphier's Earnings. theaters shall be exempt from the rul- | pleasant recently. According to the| Miss Lanphier is credited with hav- ing will be arbitrated. The two sides | ggents, they made several purchases |ing earned $50.000 or the stage and had argued most of yesterday over|unq tendered in payment six coun-|otherwise since winning last year. whether the question should be arbi- | terfeit half dollars, made rather crude- An Atlantic, City newspaper frated hefore: the musicians ‘were ||y of Jead. All were released on £500| “scooped” the judges by appearing on hived. b the streets a few minutes before the Dr. Karl A. Meyer, chief of staff of the Cook County Hospital, was azreed upon as the chief arbitrator. O the board with the physician will wo representatives of the union E R h Ea B and two of the exhibitors—one of the asy to eac sy to uy latter to he the owner or manage" of one of the 29 houses concerned in the controversy. The kind of a home that hundreds are looking for Superior in Quality Complete in Every Detail They will please the most particular Notables at Meeting. Natfonal and international leaders { of the musicians’ union attended the final conference. James Petrillo, head of the Chicago Federation of i eians, had asserted that unl the strike was settled shortly, national officers would order a walkout of mu- ns. in 800 motion picture ideville houses outside of Ch 5 The novelty of silent drama in Chi cago theaters had worn off at the end of four days and admitted attendance had decrs . They main- tained, however, that the reduction in musical expenses them to Brick construction. Colonial architecture. Seven large rooms and reception hall. 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