Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 28

R 2 ¢ RFAL ESTATE. NORMAND WEDDIG - ST LKE MOVES Lew Cody and Eride Surprise‘ Film Colony by Sudden- | ness of Romance. o— JUST FINISHED 3830 Garrison St. N.W. Chevy Chase, D. C. | English Type Brick —consisting of 8 rooms, 4 bed- rooms, 2 baths, extra finished room on the third floor; every modern convenience installed. Guest lavatory on first floor. 2-Car Brick Garage This attractive property is reasonably priced and well financed. Il | | Inspect 1722 Upshur Street West of Sixteenth Detached brick dwelling of i eight rooms, two tiled baths hardwood floors throughout, spacious kitchen, large light cel- lar with servants' toilet and wash trays, thirty-gallon auto- matic storage heater, open fire- place, large attic. —— By the A-<ociuted Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., September 18 —Leéw Cody, motion picture actor, sur- priged the film colony yesterday by re- turning from a midnight trip to Ven- tura with Mabel Normand, screen actress, as his bride. The affaiv developed with all the uddenness of a feature movie, his friends were informed. Last night, ac- cording to his secretary, he dined with Miss Normand, proposed after dinner, was accepted, and the couple left im- mediately for Ventura, 80 miles away. D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1926. REAL ESTATE. FIREMEN TO GET AwARDs ]0 e suffice to queer the town,’ they say.|quet, Thursday hight at the Hamilton ; M Are Sl 1 stand it through a weary morn, then | Hotel. Edward O. Potts was chair- en Are aves seek the barber’s chair; when I emerge {man of arrangements and was as- FOR DISPLAYS IN PARADE - i s I have been shorn of all that sorrel | sisted by Ml‘u hhfloldnlfeln. ‘The i 81 it vear & stately beaia | Eate ’mw’m\v:\;flr, MASON. | Groom Epys' Jazz Orchestra urnished Dougherty to Present 14 Prizes to Sbuerved S, Stephen Stap: “I_fain BB ook e ity : would have some whisk eared all . . Winners at District Building | T e o W . For shaving Firm Executive Honored. Newspaper advertising has been Thursday Morning. is a job I cuss, it takes up too much | Clarence W. Grosner, president of | found the best method of promoting time; to waste the golden moments |the Raleigh Haberdasher and Stetson sales in San Salvador. Awards won by the firemen for dis- | thus is something like a crime. The |Shoe Shop, and Mrs. Grosner were |- = ylays in the parade last Saturday, will| sessions in_the barber's chair, if | guests of honor of the Releigh Club [ Je presen! y Commissioner Proc-|turned to useful ends, would make a ban- e O robies L (s | tacod Tk o ottt oatol Aaeday[iCosempioy a8 &, & ineeling: av e 107, board room of the District Building|my friends. While I am having Thursday, September 23, at 10 a.m.| whiskers shorn, that do but grow The Commissioners have invited the |again, I well might comfort those who public to attend the exercises. mourn and cheer despondent men. Fourteen prizes will be presented,| While barbers their keen weapons { including The Evening Star's silver | ply, around about my dome, I might |cup which was won by Engine Com-|be carrying a pie to some poor pany No. 3 and Truck Company No. 1.| widow's home. I might be busy with —— . ———— the lads who in good works engage: I might garnering the scads to com- WIRE TO CHECK PETTING. |70t myold age. Oh, men of bold and dauntless hearts at intervals are ! «T 7 «Snite | fOUNd; they: go about the streets and { Church Erects First Barbed “Spite marts' with whiskers by the pound, | ” hey do not heed the idle jests of | Fence” in Kertucky. | jainc ckates who jeer; their whiskers Organized warfare on petting | flowing on their breasts, they journey parties hng geen l‘r:slltuted n;'t the Clnl- far and near. But most of us are il 2 .. | houn Road Church, about three miles | trembling slaves, poor, feeble, spine- Valkin’s mighty hf““hfl“L but it's | trom Owensboro, Ky., says a corre- | less chaps; we spend our mone; for Eittin: <o it shortens your days.” sald | spondent of the St. Louls Post Dis- | the shaves that standardize our maps. Dr. -'flm\:- as he prescribed an auto | patch, Church members, indignant at | We know we'd have a. nobler air, a far ter Tilford Moots. the petters on church property, voted | more kingly mien if neatly landscaped ST. They obtained a license at 2 o'clock 0 o - ’ vesterday movning, and were married |, Hain't it g‘;fg:‘f";‘(}m';‘;“mie?g;‘;_ to erect a barbed-wire fence across |fields of hair upon our mugs were Open All Day Sunday by County Recorder Thomas Nielandt v Nl v still lp & Todsat o the front of their lot. seen. I reason thus; anon I say, ‘I'll = ~ — o an hour later. v naked an’ still look modest an’ de-| "The men agreed to build the fence | let my spinach grow and I'll defy the Floyd E. Davis Complny 8 rooms, 2 baths, BRICK GARAGE. Copper gutter and mure? 50 as to be impassable and the women | jeering jay who's always plagued me down spouts, metal weather stripped, copper screened and oak THOMAS J. FISHER It was the first venture in matri- mony for Mabel Normand, whose life (Copyright. 1926. John F. Dille Co pledged themselves to serve luncheon | so.’ The whiskerines begin to sprout, 733 12th St. N.W. floors throughout, electric refrigerator, tile kitchen. Finished in motion pictures has been an active T R TR to the workers. The men constructed | I walk the village pave, and every- b & co lll room in attic. one. She was an important figure in Glass Filters Sun. the fence of barbed wire of so many | where I hear men shout, ‘Go buy .y INC. P . the sensational murder case of Wil strands that a giraffe would have to | yourself a shave! They come and * Main 352-353 wner & hond Tavlor, director, here in| Seientists maintain that sunlight |gtretch to ‘“neck” over the barrler. | offer me the price, and beg I won't 738 15th St. N\W. Main 6830 Builder She 'was the last one | received through plate glass is not as | Heavy posts were placed to prevent | delay. ‘Those rusty whiskers would automobiles from running into the ¥n to been with the director, B i in s oy, | penencialtastaun rechtved iditeck HOK(yiyron Gevoumin, Wood apartment a short time after | the reason that the glass filters out| This new sort of “spite fence™ isthe | - Miss Normand left on the night of |the ultra violet rays. J. S. Hughes [first of its kind in Kentucky. , _— VNS February 1. No solution of the mur-|,¢ the Agricultural College in Kan- —— —_— 2 LUBIZAN der ever became public. Cody is the|gag maintains that chickens raised | Miss Anita Loos, now known all | s T N former hushand of Dorothy Dalton. | ynger glass, so to speak, do not lay | over the world as the author of the N In the carly days of motion picture | gggs having as much vitamin D in “Gentlement Prefer’ 1 N comedy, Mubel Normand was under|jem ag hens raised in the open. is only 26 years old. §\ between Lew Cody and Miss Nor- mand for many vears. Both are now under contract in a motion picture production here. Wner : g 0DD DEVICES FOR SAFETY. |, A { - E 4 " w . $500 puts you In possession of this attractive little 01d-Fashioned Fire Escape Is Para- | home, and from then’on you make very low monthly pay- ments. Less, probably, than the rent you're paying now. the directorship of Mack Sennett, who - ARt A Rt | e T L e e e | lic esteem as a comedienne. 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