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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01
OUT OF THE WATER.
Food, Oil, Leather, Potash and Cot
ton From the Sea.

From the New Orleans Times-Picayune. .
Every now and then some thing
brings home to US the fact that this
world of ours is a water-world. Or
dinarily, in our pride over being land
jewellers, we imagine that it is only
the solid portion of our planet that
counts, and that water is present only
to lend variety. to supply surf bath
ing facilities and to give the German
subs a chance. However. as we
have said, once in a while we hnd
that old ocean is a wonderful store
house of possibilities, whose mex
haustible reserves may be drawn
upon in time of need.
Every warning nation discovered
this as soon as land foods became
scarce, and the eat-more fish cry
went up from Berlin to Bangkok; but
we are not now thinking of food, but
of cotton, potash and leather, oils,
dyestuffs and whatnot. all taken from
the ocean.
That which at present is most ur-
gent among these articles, in Amer
lea, is the potash. which has SO many
uses, military. industrial and agricui-
tural: The worlds supply. as is SO
many and much of the Teuton's
Wanted Industrial efficiency. before
the war, was merely her accidental
good fortune in possessing the most
important, and almost the only,
known beds of kali" so that the
kali (potash) trust was one of the
kaiser's most powerful and long-dis-
lance weapons.
When this source was cut of, and
We, among other nations. set about
securing an alternative output, we
failed on the land, but old ocean came
to our rescue.
There are, chemistry tells us. stu
pendous amounts of potash in sea
water. but man has not yet found a
cheap and simple way OF extracting
it. This secret, however. nature
knows. and puts into effect by means
the oceans immensely are vast for
ests of this weed, that in growing
draws from the sea water a store of
the useful substance potash. Man
has but to gather kelp. burn it. leach
the ashes. and forth appears the
The shark and seal and walrus give
up their leather, and purple and sepia
are only the more conspicuous OF
dyes taken from the ocean. as amber
girls is the best known OF its per-
fumes, but perhaps most interesting
of sea substitutes is the newest Of
al1-sea cotton.
This material, which is being groom
ed to contest the supremacy of
our southern staple. is a discovery OF
the japanese. Its Importance was con-
sidered such that the find was form
ally explained to the industrial mon
Of Japan, at a meeting of the FEEDER
alton of Marine Industrial Associa-
tions. by no less a person than Mr..
K. Hamada, vice president of the
Japanese house of representatives.
1t was but natural that nation SO
devoted to textiles. yet dependent on
overseas raw cotton. should be most
interested in a possible alternative.
The substitute is made from sea-
weed, or. rather, from two seaweeds.
known as sugumo and gomoguma,
and the process of extraction is said
to be simple. The weeds are ooiIeu
in water with ashes, and then in
water mixed with rice bran. The
mixture is then bleached and fbers
are extracted said to be excellent for
many forms of CLOTH.
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Kings Without Money.
From the Christian Herald.

Ffom inc CnfIstlHn def1Iu
1t is astonishing how many Of those
who but lately were the great ones
of earth are now reduced to financial
straits. A king without money Is an
incongruous object. and a queen or
princess who is reduced to pawning
her jewels TO pay her bills is hardly
likely to enjoy living in her new sta
ton. Some few of the exiles who have
been cut loose from their old revenues
and associations have evidently re-
solved to try self-support. Prince
Albrecht of Austria is studying agri-
culture. and Rupprecht of Bavaria, an
ex-kinglet, is now a commercial man.
presumably pushing sales. Tho great
majority of the expatriated royalty
and nobility are living In obscurity,
glad to be let alone.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF the Zone Supply Omcer. 18th and F
Streets. NV, Washington, D.C-Sealed Pro-
posals in triplicate will be opened att the above
address at II 90 A. NJ, June 9, 1919. For fur.
specined). labor. ETC.. necessary to cover Ger.
tain repair work to roadways at the Army War
College. Washington. D. C., according to tho
specifications Plans and specifications may Be
had upon applica ton at this ONCE Proposals
to be filed in tiplcate must bear guaranty
thereon. Mark envelopes PROPOSALS. FOR
REPAIR WORK TO ROADWAYS, ARMY
WAR COLLEGE," and address to the Zone
Supply Onhcer. Washington, d. c.
my3O 81, jel,7S
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WE HAVE A NUMBER OF FARMS AND
suburban homes in Virginia and Maryland for
sale. Prices ranging from $500 to $4,000.
Come in to and if you can't get to see
us drop us a card and will have one of our
representatives call you and show you what
we have.
HOWARD W. PHILLIPS & CO.,
SOB Woodward Building.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

.'MEADOWBROoK" POULTRY AND FRUIT
farm: IA acres. fine meadow. fruit, wood.
beautiful stream. springs almost new house:
many outbuidings. ideal poultry. berry. fruit
farm; half mile station. stores. etc; faces
Southern r: r.: profitable little farm at bar.
arm. near sssy r. mes was
ington. priced for people OF moderate means.
Descriptions. r. LEE WILSON. Clifton. Va
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN = 81
cash. 81 monthly buys two acres fine land;
VAIL. 1880 Broadway. New York city.
ST $50 Down Secures
173 Acres, Pair Horses and
g Holstein cows. poultry. wagons, long list
tools. etc. . miles hustling r. r. town. 100
acres machine worked fields. so acres wire
fenced pasture. . acres wood. timber. fruit.
Newly remodeled 7-room house; almost new
81. 600. Owner retiring sacrifices for quick sale:
$3.50 gets all. easy terms. Details page 30
Catalogu" Bargains 10 states. copy free.
srRoUT FARM AGENCY. 14o2 N. Land Title
bldg. Philadelphia.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. VACANT, WITH FINE
house. tenant house and farm bldgs.; abnn-
dance fruit; highest section nearby Md; good
roads: % acres loan; $50 terms. OWNER.
Ala kenois bldg. Nth and q: 2'
FIVE ACRES, FERTILE LOAN: SMALL
house, vacant: valuable orchard; 200 trees in
full bearing: > miles ears: 10 miles Va: 81 100.
GEO. e. WALKER. kenos bldg. 18th and g.
LARGE BLUE GRASS FARMs-sMALL
farms, near city. on steam and electric rail-
road; suitable trucking. poultry. dairy and
frnit; seye a Large orchards bearing
D. c. Phone Main 6457.
FOR sALE-EXCEPT1ONALL FINE FARM
we'll located in Montgomery CO., Md. on
macadam road all way out. also on main line
of steam railroad about 500 acres in high
state Of cultivation and unusually good quality
Of land. This farm has been used as a dairy
and general farming and large dairy barn for
100 or more cows, besides all other necessary
outbuildings and six tenant houses. There Is
main dwelling house built less than ten
years ago. 1t is seldom that farm Of this
character is offered for sale in this section,
but this can he had for less than $3.50 an acre
to close an estate, which is an exceedingly
moderate price. Reasonable terms OF payment
may he arranged.
MOORE & HILL, Inc. 1902 H st.
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THE MOST VALUABLE
BUSINESS CORNER IN
WASHINGTON FOR SALE.

Owner will sell direct or through his at
torney the hotel properties at 1888 and 1885
New York ave. NV, opposite new Masonic
Temple and within one block Of the proposed
new millton-dollar union terminal Of the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Ry. Co.. for the sum Of SIS, 600. This property
is now rented and paying interest at per
cent On 100000. With a width Of SO feet
on New York ave. and depth Of 81 feet on
18th street. in the heart OF the business dis
trict, this property will easily be worth
$50 600 to $780, 900 within a short time. ac-
eording to present prospects on 18th ST. and
n. T. ave
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
PROPERTIES

FOR sALE@A number Of extra large brick
residences, we'll located. with grounds ad)oin'
inv and nicely adapted for conversion into
apartment houses which can be leased imme-
diately Also 4 number of fine business prop
critics. any Of which would make tine invest
ment We also have a number Of desirable
farms and waterfront properties CARVER
CALLAHAN. 127 North Fairfax ST.. Alexan-
dria, Va. adjoining Chamber Of Commerce.
Phone 432. j.
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SPECIAL

SPESlAL
CONTRACTORS SALE
IS head young mules, all
out of work, in hrst-class
condition; to be sold for
high dollars Monday, June
9th, at EOS 18th NV. at II
noon. These mules are sold
as contractor has no more
work for them.
B. P. DOUGHERTY.,
my31 je1,7,S
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AN IDEAL PLACE FOR A
MODERN HOTEL, MODERN
APARTMENT HOUSE, THE
AFTER OR MOVING PIC
TURE PALACE.

The new Commercial Club Of Washington IL
invited to inspect the location for Its proposed
new home.
and $40, 600.
Only those meaning business need inquire.
Will not deal with agents or third parties.
Call owner. LEO ODEkOvEN North 2526
his attorney, ROBT. W. WELLS. Main
1854
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
ONLY 5000 FOR
SMALL BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Two floors above.
On NJ ST NV. bet. Both and 31st SITS.
See MR.. TEL. with
swARTZELL. RHEEM & HESSEY CO.,
~ 18th st. NV.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON WHOLE
sale and retail firms please take notice.
Splendid business location for sale. 1915 and
121I \. Y. ave. NV. opp. new terminal sta
tion OF W.. X. 4 A. T.. X. r.. Very reasona BILE
terms. CHAS. J. GAISBERG, 1875 California
st. NV. Phone North 1852 IL
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

floors. $4,000 feet rear of 1918 =. Cap. ST. :;
near Pa. railroad freight; sell 81. 600: rent
&720 year. w. +. NASH. Owner. 122 N NV.
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FOR RENT.

CAMP SITES, SHORE AND ISLANDS. CANAL
to river; Cabin John electric line: S24 year rents
tents. furnished. unfurnished. Write LELAND
BARTON. 631 NV.
CLARENDON, va: SEVEN ROOMS AND
bath, four bedrooms. hotwater heat; porches;
chicken house; garden; fruit; lot 26Ox265; I'M
mediate possession; rent, 500 per month.
]. EDWARD LEWIS. 1923 Pa ave.
A 12-ROOM SUBURBAN HOUSE, BATH ;
porches; furnished; July and August only;
rent, 500 per month; train and trolley serv-
ice. Address Box IT'D. Star Office. g.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; BARN; CHICKEN
house; greenhouse: large garden: fruit: near
two car lines. Phi. Remington 80. i
BETWEEN KENSINGTON AND WHEATON
9 r., large grounds, by month IA minutes from
cars; suitable for large family: immediate pos
session: $50 per month for season. Apply Of
dee kensington Ry. Co.. kensington. Md.
Phone kensington 12-F.
WANTED.
WANTED-TO BUY OR RENT SMALL
house in Congress Heights. Address Box
2l2-D. Star ONCE
GROOM AND BATH; ANIL: LARGE YARD
not over $500: terms; city or near subur-
ban. Address Boz TOD, star once.
SMALL BUNGALOW OR HOUSE, PREFER
ably furnished. within eight miles Of city. on
q before July I; will rent for SIX months or
i. y. Address Box 1856. Star Office.
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WANTED-LOTS.

LOT IN NV. SECTION-GIvE FULL PAR
ffcul~rs, location and loves Gosh pric vg'c.
---.~.. Address Box .oi-n. star uffce.
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8 ROOMS ON 2 FLOORS

Beautiful detached home; large rooms and
tiled bath: pantry "A bedrooms, and servants
room on Bird floor: LIST door. parlor. kitchen. re-
ception hall, dining room and library, with
hay windows: LIST floor double floors: hot-water
heat; electric lights: large concrete cellar
toilet, 2 stairwsys, front and back; front. side
| and rear porches. concrete walks around house;
lot S0x1OO; grapes, roses, etc; southern ex-
, posure; property located in Livingstone
Heights. Va. l block Of school. blocks to
I.yonhurs. station. Great Falls electric
line: IL minutes from 36th and NJ NV TO
property; inspect any time you wish; our sign
on property tMr Inns place.. Price, 81. 800
Terms. 800 cash. balance can arrange. This
is an exceptionally well built home. nicely ar
ranged and will bear any inspection as to con-
struction. etc. Photo At once. Possession
20 days.
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IN WEST HYATTSvILLE-IMNE POS
| session: vacant: over three acres; little tiny
bungalow; hne water: beautiful forest shade;
high. fertile land: all fenced: fonr blocks
rs. s. zoo 500 cash GEO. c. wALkEH.
.senois "idx., titii and u. 81
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CHERRYDALE BARGAIN.

Beautiful home. 8 large rooms and bath ON
two floors: furnace heat; cleo. lights; bay. win
dow dining room; parlor has open fireplace;
attic hoored; house one year old; double floors
and double sided; septic tank; splendid eel
porch property located two minutes walk
from Cherrydale station on Chain Bridge road.
right hand side: our sign on property: inspect
any time you wish. Price, IS, 500; terms. $500
cash. balance monthly. This is a well built
home. splendidly arranged: no repairs Of anv
kind needed. Inspect this: it's as neat as 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

Reorganization in choir circles for
next season are almost completed at the
First Baptist Church, where Mrs. Flor
ence Howard, who has served success
sA,!iy for several years e5 scscs:: s:-::=:==:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

Corp. Alvin H. Eley, tenor, one of
Washing toms newcomers. will sing
this evening at st. Patrick's Church
at the memorial service of the League
Of the Good Shepherd. Mr.. Eley will
be heard in God. Be Merciful to Me"
by Leon Tercitte. with Miss Jennie
Glennan at the organ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01
20 ACRES AND FINE HOME.

list hoor-Porches. rec hall, double parlor,
dra wing room, sitting room with open IRE
place. den. lavstory. dining room. kitchen two
pantries; cellar: hot water heat: electric motor
for water system. End hoor-6 bedrooms and
bathroom; stairways. 3rd hoor-Attc and
tower or observation room. Electric lights
throughout; tin roof and Aryo hot-water heat
ing system; many necessary outbuildings. such
washhouse and large barn. Also Groom tenant
house. now rented for $40 per month (could get
more).' About 100 bearing fruit trees. This
from Mulhal station; 80 minutes from 18th
and Pa. ave. NV. on Wash.-Va. cleo. line. or
Is minutes walk from Lacy station. on WASH
center Of city By auto. This property known
as Maj. Lacy place. Price. $4,000 terms
SO. 600 cash, balance can arrange; possession so
days. This land is valuable. and acreage large
this hard to get close TO Washington. Any
and all information on the property see
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HOUSES WANTED

Owners contemplating selling should LIST their
houses with US. We are having . great Dc.
nand for dwellings in all sections and ar,
Haking many sales. and have hundreds Of N.
pEcants that We are trying to suit Many Of
them win pay cash and most Of then lars,
cash payments.
shrewd owners arc taxing advantage Of this
demand for houses We are able to sell
for them and realize the prices that owner,
have been trying to get for years.
We have connected with our sales depart.
nent ths largest and most active sales foses
chat We have ever had. Properties listed WITH
N Win Be advertisd and every reasonable
effort made to make . sale In the shortest NJ.
sible dDe.
Send us full particulars stating lsvsss
peses. terms. whether rested b. the meath O.
leased.
NINETY PER CENT OF THE BUYERS
APPLY TO OUR OFFICE"
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
HOUSES AND TWO-FAMILY FLATS AT
pre-war prices. on easy terms. w. H.
sTRYkER, 1925 Florida ave. ne. Lincoln
2137.
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SIX ROOMS-ONLY $500
Comfortable Groom home; 3 bedrooms; nice
front porch; house has tin roof: entire house
newly papered: large lot; property located
Va: vacant; our sign property: terms,
$500 cash, balance monthly. See this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR PLACE To
build your suburban home see Gregory Heights.
$500 per acre. Prettiest section northeast.
z. Z. CATS, 500 r st. NV. 81
FOR SALE-A NEW BUNGALOW IN DEL
Ray. Va. 5 rooms. bath and three lots. APP
ply FRANK J. BENSON, Owner, PeytGn ave-,
Del Ray.
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best NV. section, with small artistic bunga-
low: enjoying every city convenience; beauti.
full lawn garage and poultry house fruit
Price. $4,000. Address Box 118-C, Star Of
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

CAMP SITE DESIRED TO ACCOMMODATE
100 girls, ages 10 up: safe bathing facilities;
accessible to- city: If necessary would consider
low rentage. Address Box 327C, star once.
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NINE ROOMS-ONLY $3.50

Beautiful Groom home on . floors Is bed
rooms); all large rooms; papered and in gosd
repair: large closets: pantry; kitchen range;
large air space over entire house; front and
back porches; acre of ground. all fenced;
property located at Bancroft. Va. (6 miles to
White Housed: Mrs. Cohb's place; officer
transferred tells me sell at once: possession
IL days; price, 50 $50; terms $50 cash. then
$50 per month, covers verything; would cost
lots more than price asked to build this home
TODAY, some fortunate person will snap this up
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w. O'HARA,

WILLETT & REINECkE CO.. 1909 b nv.
Exclusive Agent on above I'VE properties.
Phone Main 497S.
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Miss Sarona Peters, soprano, will be
the soloist At the Ingram Congrega-
tional Church during June, and will
Continued on Fifteenth Page.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$500.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Six-room bungalow bath, large cellar. cleo
tricity; fruit trees of all kinds: new. near
the Arlington wireless towers. Easy terms.
THE COLUMBIA LAND w.,
W. E. ROGERS. Manager.
Arlington p o., Va. Phone Rosslyn 49,
CITY ONCE 335 Southern bldg, 18th and ID.
franklin 1892.
WHY sWELTER IN CITY AND PAY HIGH
rent or price for small house ana lot IN TOW
when s. $50, on easy terms. secures nne TWO
story frame and pebble dash house, SIX large
rooms, porches. large lot for victory garden
Nd Nd one e car fare: close to Chesapeake juno
tion; keys next door; Just spent $500 and Will
paper and h1 well; vacant, ant
NEW sIx.ROoM HOUSE; IMPROVEMENTS:
Rockville trolley; immediate possession: Take
car to Del Ray ave. phone Bethesda 77-W
IS, $50; semi detached. pebble dashed home:
nicely located between Conn. ave. car line ana
rooms, bath; electric lights, gas: city water.
d. F. HANDLER CO..
921 New York ave.
Another one-this to close an estate: eight
rooms. bath: electric lights. gas: attic and eel.
big lot. 6Ox1cO #. to alley; 1s-ft. parking ad-
ditional; we recommend an oher OF $6,OOO
This property is Convenient to Conn: ave; ana
ests-this should assure you Of the possibility
H. r. HANDLER CO..
921 New York ave.
out-of.town owner will sell. At s.. 500. bun.
g fruit and fs owers a. ad
vertise BARGAINS ONLY.
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to 1926 acres prices are right. See u AID
make arrangements for inspection.
f. n. SMITH CO.. S15 18th ct.
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ST $50 Down Secures

FIVE ACRES. FERTILE LOAN: SMALL.
house. vacant; valuable orchard; 200 trees in
full bearing; , miles ears: 10 miles Va; 81 100.
GEO. e. WALKER. kenois bldg. 18th and q.
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HIGHVIEW

Wanted. one house in Highview direct from
owner: no brokers need apply. Address Box
269-C. Star ONCE.
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Ia RGE BLUE GRASS FARMs-sMALL
farms, near city. on steam and electric rail-.
road: suitable trucking. poultry, dairy and
fruit; several large orchards, bearing. J. II.
kINCHELOE. 945 Pa. ave. NV, Washington,
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In Northwest Suburbs, Sc, 500
Detached home, 8 rooms. 2 baths.
Furnace heat. Electric lights. 2-story garage
for cars. Large lot.
Possession at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

Lewis Atwater. organist, and Louis
Thompson, tenor. have sent out cards
for joint recital tomorrow afternoon
Temple.
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In Congress Heights, $4,l5O
Colonial porch. brick: semi detached.
rooms. bath. Hot-water heat. Electricity.
Can arrange attractive terms.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
S13 18th St. NV. Main 426
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The triple quartet of Gunton Temple
Church was entertained Friday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes Of Irving
street. when an enjoyable hour fol-
lowed an informal program given by
the soloists of the church. with Mrs.
the choir will sing the anthems Sup
plication. by Scott, and 81 Will Give
You Rest" by West. There will be
duet. Love Divine, All Love Excell-
ing" from Stainer's Daughter Of
Jairus," by Mrs. E. Williams. soprano,
and John G. Klein, tenor and director.
and baritone solo, Il Heard the
Voice Of Jesus Say" by Dykes, Fred
East.
The last of this seasons musicales
by pupils of Louis A. Potter will be
Friday evening at S:15 o'clock. The
assisting artists will be Miss Gretchen
Hood, soprano, and E. Earl Wagner.
violinist. accompanied by Mrs. Carrie
Bruce Wagner at the piano. The
pupils taking part will be: In the ele-
mentary grades. Julia Wayland. Mary
McClintic. Dorothy Thomas, Margaret
Becker. Carl Brockway: in the inter-
mediate grades. Athlyne Spahr. Mil
dred Spahr. Olive McClintic. Margaret
Rhodes. Elizabeth Ship, Dorothy
Greenbaum. and in the advanced
grades. Christy Jones. Helen Burch,
Ruth Barnhart. Mabel Pearson. Min
ME Johnson. Ruth Thomas. Eleanor
Earnshaw. V. Macon Rice, Mrs. Carrie
Bruce Wagner. Harry Robb, jr., Fran
els Thorne, William Montgomery and
Miss Elizabeth Lucas.
Miss Sarona Peters. soprano, will be
the soloist at the Ingram Consrega-
tional Church during June. and VIII
I..onfinued an FYffeenfh Paoa
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FOR SALE
nicely located between Conn. ave. car line and
Wisconsin ave. car line; one fare: seven large
rooms bath; electric lights, gas; city water,
d. +. HANDLER CO..
81 New York ave.
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Out-of town owner will sell. At $500. bun
galow at Chevy Chase Heights; big lot; plenty
Of fruit and flowers; all conveniences. We ad
vertise BARGAINS ONLY.
H. r. HANDLER CO..
New York