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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
from his modern s-room house IN I'll, ate
heart of Takoma Park fine garden. n fr ,uicp
car lines: leaving city: will sarrince ior qu ,
sale Address ~ Maple st. Inspect any DAY
except Saturday. -
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
BY OWNER-7-roem frame house, STATE fool ,
water in house: electricity: fruit trees: garage
one car fare: lot 10Sx110. Price. S32oo Terms.
724 X st. =
NEW FIvE-KOOM BUNGALOw-ELECTRi
lights: attic; cellar; large lot, soNl2o, lruii'
garden. shade trees: small cash pa! meh,; pal
snce like rent FRANK LAWRENCE, Shady
Side Ave. Capitol Heights. Md. II
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS: VA, OPPOSITE
Arlington County Court HOUSE. beautiful
homes lust completed. For sale by owners,
on main road Washington to Clarendon Owner
on premises. II
SUBSTANTIAL CORNER HOUSE ON CON
necticut avenue extended. Eight rooms. bath.
electricity garage, hennery. CONDITION IKE
new Immediate possession. II. A. Filler,
Owner Kensington. Nd II
FOR SALE BY OWNER-7-RooM RUNGA-
low ~ acre ground, 10 minutes from Union
Station over Penna. X. X. 10 minutes walk
from station: immediate possession. Key next
door Price. 50. 900; easy terms Mrs CHAS.
f. SUMMERS. Landover. Md ~
SUBDIVISION OF 225 LOTS. 50x12o. WITH
5O-foot streets and Eft. alleys; in $500
town 20 minutes from Washington: has rail
road street cars fine state road city water.
sewerage electric lights. nice churches. high
town is built all around my acreage. an old
estate: must be sold; positively Il subdivision
snap. l can Use as part pay small mouse or
bungalow Address BOX 146-D. Star Office. IL
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME IN NEARBY
Maryland overlooking the city: 30 acres.
spring water fruit; 10-room house, large
porches Price right to quick purchaser. See
me al All Hobart pl. NV. H.
OWNER. LEAVING STATE, WILL SACRI-
flee an attractive. well built dwelling; in ex-
ceIlept condition.: bath; INV. heat. electric
lights: electric motor water supply; five large
closets: two pantries; front and back porches;
garage; pretty grounds: fine shade; two miles
from Washington; blocks from - troiieS ana
Inv appointment only. CHAS. II. DOING. Pope
bldg. SIT 14th st. NV.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR
SALE BY MOORE Il HILL
1902 III ST. NV.
NEAR 18th AND U SITS. N.w.-A well
built. 4-story brick dwelling; store and 3 apart,
ments of ; rooms and bath; well rented and
financed. Price. s2I.oooo
NEAR 9th AND NEW YORK AvE.-A good.
substantial building: on wide lot; excellent
location for any KIND oil business ff'ce'
So 900.
NEAR 18th AND SITS. Nw.-A Broom
house: on good lot that Gan readily be CON
yerted into a business building. Price. $500.
PA. AVE. bet 9th and 10th n.w.--Two
cellent properties; 40-ft. front. Price, 100000
for the two
CONN AVE. NEAR NJ STA fine property
for business purposes; excellent lot. Price.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
1420-22 II st. NV.
FOR SALE-BUNGALOW; ROOMS AND
bath: living room 30 TT. long; lot 50x156; 1870
#. from 16,h St; near cars; reduced to slS.ooo
for quick sale; easy terms.
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO.,
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Coutiuued.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 II Street NV. Phone Main lOZS.

/ Price ss,sOO-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Thoroughly up-to-date home. having six rooms
| and bath electric lights hardwood floors. beam
ceiling in the living and dining rooms. 1t Is
vacant and may he sold easy terms.
Price. $11.JO0-CHEvY CHASE. MD.-A
sem-bungalow that should be to be ap-
preciated. 1t is entirely modern. has seven
rooms and bath and is situated lot 100
IT. front by 100 II. deep. with beautiful trees.
shrubs and garden. Occupied by owner.
! Price. $7.750-TwO-FAMILY APT.-An ex.
cellent home and investment proposition locat-
ed In the northwest not far from Central High
School. There five rooms and bath on the
first floor and six rooms and bath on the Sec
ond. Terms will be arranged to please you.
! Price. s6.50O-NEAR 14th AND NEWTON
STS.-An up-to-date little house that will be
worth considerably more money in the fall 1t
has six rooms and BATH colonial front porch,
rear porches. hardwood floors. hotwater heat
and electric lights. Inspect this at once
/ Price. IS, 5OO-NORTHEAsT-D To-
Gated near 10th and sts., and house tina t
is positive bargain-A two-story brick. hav-
ing eight rooms on two floors. hot-water heat
electric lights, parquet floors. colonial from
porch and double porches. The whole
, house is in excellent condition. We have this
price for few days only and the owner will
give possession shortly.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

COntfn0ed.
PETWORTH.
Taylor St. NV.
A modern two-story brick dwelling. with hot
water heat electric lights, tile bath and
huiIt-in garage Large front and rear sleep
LID IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Eleventh st.
Two-story brick dwelling, hot-water heat;
room for garage.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Florida Ave. NV.
Two-story brick dwelling; room for ga
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
THEO. n. JUDD.
631 st. NV.
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Vacant-13o3 F St. NE.
Homeseekers, Attention!

Six rooms bath. 2-story brick; hot-water heat;
gas range hot water gas heater; good yard to
alley: house in first-class condition. Price only
IS 800; cash. $500: agents; key at 1891.
Telephone Lincoln 430. Owner 303 Mass. ave.
N IL"
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NEW GROOM BUNGALOW. FURNISHED;
ami. Price, $500. 81 300 cash. balance
terms. Unfurnished; price 81, 400
Four-room bungalow; like new--Gas. water
in kitchen: cellar; near school and church.
Price, s. $50. $500 cash. balance terms.
SiN-room house; ami: near trolley station.
Price. $500: balance $50 per month. Posses
sion at once.
Five-room bungalow: ami. Price, 81, 900.
81 600 cash. balance terms
Four-room house; water in kitchen: hot-wa
ter heat: gas: cellar; garage and stable: poul-
try house; fruit; abundance of grapes: lots
50x2OO #. each. Price "a 500. $500 cash,
balance $50 per month and interest. Posses
sion at once.
For the above and other suburban properties
apply to f. IL. SHINN. 36ll Saith ST.. Mt Rais
nier, Md. y block above trolley station.
Large sign in front of Office on the lawn.
Phone Huntsville exchange 1861
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BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
Tocelvn ST., Chevy Chase.
Convenient to cars Ideal location.
One of the most complete and attractvely
designed homes of Z rooms and bath in this
section. Centerhall plan. Large side and rear
porches; dOuple garage to correspond with
house; on splendid lot, facing Conn. ave. Built
Reduced from $4,000 to $14.50O for immediate
sale Possession and terms. For inspection.
Address BOX 1850, Star office.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
IN LIE DRO1T PARK-One of the best
streets Groom and bath brick house. Fur
mace heat. bargain at $3.50. Terms, $500
cash.
A TwO-FAMILY FLAT-Renting for $50
per month. Located near 4th and Elm sts
NV Price, $3.50. Very easy terms.
NEAR 18th AND Q SITS. N.W.-A dandy g.
room and bath house. In this desirable location
for 81, $50 Easy terms
on oath ST. NW.-A very desirable house
large yard. Price. s.. 500. Easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 X st. NV.
FOR sALE-NORTHEAsT SECTION. SIX
rooms and bath brick with furnace heat; room
for garage; will sell cheap: small cash pay
ment. EDW. Z. SUMMARY, Inc, I34 10Th
NV.
BEUATIFUL HOME. MASS. AVE HEIGHTS.
Owner leaving town will sell at once. Contains
Z rooms = tile baths, hardwood floors; every
modern convenience. garage, ears. finely
constructed; beautiful loca ton. Price, $16OO
inspection by appointment. Call North 515I,
S-12 am. No agents
NEW S13OOO BRICK HOUSE At 81 800 IF
sold at once. Oak floors throughout; instanta-
neous water heater and everything up to the
minute. Apply at 1922 18th ST. NV. or phone
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TWO ACRES, VERY PRODUCTIVE: FRUIT;
arden outbuildings 7-room house; pantry;
cellar: porches: excellent water; shade; shrub
Ii nv; electric station; macadam road one block:
Washington. l. miles: $3.50: Other barsains
f,rms homes. acreage JOSEPH BERRY.
Vienna Va.
A PICK UP. 7-ROOM HOUSE-GAS. FUR
mace garage; large lot: on main street near
sta ton; one fare; So, 500; easy terms. For real
bargains
NEW 1-ROOM BUNGALOW: no IMPROVE
ments: Takoma; $3.50; terms. Phone Col.
436S-W after q o'clock. Fraser lOo Elm ave.
Takoma. y
5000 CASH WILL LOCATE YOU AT CHEVY
Chase in our new subdivision just opened. ad
Joining Rock Greek Park.
ALLAN W. GIBSON, Manager.
21s-319 Colorado bldg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

BY OWNER-12 ROOMS, UNUSUALLY GOOD
paying proposition for rooming house or de-
iiChtful home; lot 20 by so and 20-foot park.
ing; room for double garage, on paved alley
immediate possession. Franklin 1895. 1919
Il st W
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BUNGALOW

4 little beauty. rooms bath; INV. heat
gas and cleo. Front and sleeping porcies. Lot
6Oxa2 Cheap for cash very easy terms.
- min to Treasury. either ear line. Cleveland
l4oO for inspection
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CONN. AVE. NEAR NJ STA fine property
for business purposes; excellent lot. Price,
$iJ. 900.
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NEAR 18th AND c SITS. NW.-A Broom
house: good lot that can readily be con
yerted into a business building. Price. S6, 800.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED LINDEN
eur name are controlled exclusively BY us.
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL. SOLD. We 9iye your eusi.
sess perso1N and prompt attentien.
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PA. AVE. bet. 9th and 10th n.w.--Two ex
cellent properties; loft. front. Price. Sdooot
for the two.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


OWN YOUR HOME II CHEVY CHASE. d. c,
IN a new subdivision. magnificent forest trees
adjoining Rock Creek Park. $500 will start
you. &. T. iANCEY, sales agent. 1a6 18th
ST. FIR. as.
s4.50o-6-ROOM HOUSE, WATER. SEWER,
gas bath. improved street. Will accept lot in
lieu of cash payment balance monthly.
JOHN l.. KNAPP
192S kearney st. ne. tWoodridgel.
Phone North s263J.
2 A NEARBY MD ROOMS MODERN.
Price $4,000. In District n.w.-6 rooms. some
fruit near cars: one fare; immediate posses
sion Price $500; good terms.
3 acres. nearby Maryland. on car line; 8
rooms. fruit. Price. $500; good terms.
T. J. GILES co.
3s47 Emory pl. NV.
Phone. IL
PARTY GOING WEST OFFERS. AT A LOSS
splendid new 5-room bungalow: ami Price
$500. 20 bargains. SHERWOOD & STEERE.
Mt Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsville 1s6-M. Z.
WOODBRIDGE. u. c.
bungalow. all improvements. $500 SIX
rooms. all Improvements. two large lots. only
s5,a3o s-room house, ALI improvements.
$3.50. Also other propertiesl
See F. A. !INGER. 1877 r. I.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
A varied selection of new bungalows and
bodied in real homes; attractively planned
and roomy. Large lots, excellent locations.
Prices and terms within the reach of the av-
erage homeseeker Office open Sundays.
THE RIVERDALE PARK COMPANY.
Riverdale. Maryland
NEW. BEAUTIFUL: VACANT: BUNGALOWS:
lots 160x225: Hyattsvlle; > blocks ears:
$500: $500 cash, $50 mo. Ala kenos bldg.
11th and G. II.
BEAUTIFUL HOME-9 ROOMS. BATH. FUR
mace. garage fruit. shade: lot 69x2G5; bar
gain. 1927 Good Hope road. Anacosfia. los
LOT-5Ox145 FEET $3.50. END OF Nth
street line. Apply l.. r. LINCOLN, 30 Flower
ave. Takoma Park. 10s
GROOM COTTAGE AND 10 LOTS AT BRAD
burg Heights $3.50 if sold at Call GIG
NJ St Sc 10s
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BUNGALOW: 3 LOTS.
shade. beautiful location: bath, toilet lava
tory. cleo lights: open fireplace; on cleo. cars;
5000: $500 cash and $40 per month. or $3.50
cash and $50 per month. J. c. ROGERS q T.
E. LATIMER. owners. Hyattsville, 56-W and
No. :.
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NEAR 9th AND NEW YORK AVE.-A good
substantial building: wide lot: excellent
loca ton for any kind Of business. Price
ST.. 900.
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To Close an Estate.
The choice and valuable property-2211 X
st. NV. Most aristocratic neighborhood Lot
so feet front. Practically 5000 square feet OF
ground. .5-ft. house. Is rooms. 2 baths. Can
be bought for value of lot
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
W. g. DAVIS, >221l St NV 1Os
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

7-ROOM HOiTSE. ACRE: FKIIT. GAKDEN
one fare; beautiful. sheriff I'd. t5sfh stree
northeasD. LELAND BARTON. 631 y. 12-
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FOR sALE-NORTHEAST SECTION SIN
rooms and bath brick with furnace heat; room
for garage; will sell cheap: small cash pay
ment EDW. =. SCHWARTZ, Inc, 1874 18th
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS 1 IVAzIMOVA COMEST0
 THE COL UMb|h TODAY
 IN THRILLING DRAMA

Stronger Than Death compelling in mystery. unexcelled in scenic eff fleets and intensely thrilling in dra- matic power, affords NaZimova, the screens most popular dramatic actress, a wonderful opportunity for the dis play of her talents. This latest of all Nazirlova productions and said by re- viewers everywhere to be one of her very best, opens a four-day engage ment at the Columbia theater this af- ternoon.
 Stronger Than Death" tells the story of q famous London dancer. Sigrid Fersen (Nazimova) who enters the British colony in a barracks town in India and immediately divides the community into factions-one hating and the other adoring her. She falls in love with an army physician, who goes about curing the natives at the height of an epidemic of cholera. To shield the doctor after he has struck down the post commander, Sigrid con SentS to wed one Barclay, bounder who threatens to accuse the physician. But she becomes his wife in name only.
 There is an uprising of the natives, melted by Nahana, high priest of the whites for the defilement by one of them of the Bride of Vishnu, a native girl. As tho revolt is nearing it's climax, Sigrid goes to dance in the moonlight on the Temple steps. The Hindus mistake her for the goddess and tarry to worship-long enough for the British garrison to come to the aid of the imperiled colony. In the melee that follows, Barclay is slain and Sig rid finds her belated happiness with the doctor.
 Nazimova. as Sigrid, has one of the strongest roles of her remarkable ca reer-a role in which she runs the en- tire gamut of emotions. It also af- lords her opportunity for a display of artistic dancing for which she is famous.
 Supplementing program numbers for today only include Hall Room boys comedy. entitled Neck and Nick,'' a Pathe Review, and a Literary Digest Topics.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05

 roiiicking horses and iss a-s7iI.la ted tunes Fathers and mothers end older brothers and sisters will always find the big pool in the most perfect con dition for a swim Absolute safety from health standpoint IS guaranteed for the water $ changed every day Competent instructors are at all times in attendance, too, for those who wish to take lessons in the water arts. Re member. also, that there is no adnais- sion charged into the park in the day time. which makes il possible to have real outing in the country for very reasonable amount.
 Fathers and mothers are also cor dially invited to remain for the danc- ing in the evening. It is the ferVent desire of the mana cement to maintain the conduct of the park at the very highest standard and to make t a place where particular people may always be assured of the worth while in the amusement line.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
CONVICT MAN WHO HAD MONEY MAKING bOX

Nick Tergas. yesterday was found guilty by a jury in Judge Stanford's s court on a charge of attempting to ob- tain money by means of a confidence game. He will be sentenced on May '. Gus ArgetaSen. also charged with the same offense, was to have been tried after Tergas, but was granted a few days by the court in which to secure a deposition. It was alleged the two men attempted to secure S2,O00 from Nick Georg ouseS through the use of
 box which Georgouses said they had told him would make counterfeit money. He said he notified the United States marshal of the matter and the arrest of the men followed.
 Tergas stated yesterday that another Greek had given him the suitcase with the box and materials in it and he knew nothing about it's intended use. He failed, however. to explain how the box and materials came to be hid- den about his room. The case began on Monday morning and went to the jury at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
PROGRAM IF RUSSIAN MUSIC ID BE GIVEN AT TIE NOMAN'S CLUB

The College club will present Helena Mum Redewlll in a program of Rus sian music this evening at the Woman's club. In presenting Mrs. Redewill the club is closing a season devoted to a study of Russia and every musical number given tonight by Mrs. Rede- will and other well known musicians will be the work of Russian composers. There will be other numbers of in- terest including clever readings. The interest will not be due solely to the recognized ability of the readers but to the selections as well because of the fact that the talent of the College club members is represented in the list of readings to be given by Caroline Hen shaw and Katherine Wisner Me CIuskey.
 The different clubs of the city and the friends of the College club have been invited to the event. The pro- gram follows: Songs
 Vigil CFolk song) ... Glinka A Girls Love F'olk song) Guriliev The Asra ...... Rubenstein None But the Lonely Heart, Tell Me. Why Are the Roses So
 Pale ........... Tschoikowsky
 Helena Mum Redewin Piano
 Policainene .......... Rachmaninoff
 Maude Pratt Cate Readings
 Uncle Abe's Symphony.
 .............C Christine Gi1chrit Pomegranite ...... Bertha M. Knipe Little Robins in the Rain,
 .. Bertha M. Knipe My Son .-.-..-....- Grace Fitzhugh Echoes ... Edith Evans
 Caroline Henshaw Clarinet
 Aria di Concert. Arr. by Nil1olayef
 Dr. Francis H. Redewill Songs
 Russian National Hymn. My Dream ---.----... IoStl May Morning -.---.-..... Denza
 Frank Lynn Wilson Readings
 Original Poems
 Katherine Wisner McCluskey Violin
 Antasie de Ia Russie. .... Cesar Cui
 Eugene Riviere Redewill Songs
 Lilacs ..-......... Rachmaninoff Autumn ATenShy Slumber Song .---.-.. Gretchaninow Chanson Indoue, Rimsl1y -Korsal1ow Hopak ......... Moussorgeky
 Helena Mum Redewiu Piano
 Concerto in D Minor. Rubenstein
 Lela Stemple, Reese Orchestral parts on second piano
 Merta AI Work
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
BLACK SPOTTED TROUT FUR ARIZONA WATERS

Black spotted trout will be intro duced in the streams tributary to the Tonto, according to word received from Washington yesterday by Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden.
 Prochaska made application for fish of a better grade than the mountain trout for restocking the streams in the Sierra Anche mountains. and from the description of the waters the bu- reau of fisheries is recommending diff ferent species of the black spotted trout The distribution of this spe- cies occurs from August to October. The Arizona consignments will be for warded when shipments are made in this vicinity
 Congressman Carl Hayden has ad- vised the game warden that he urged the distributions be made as Prochaska indicated and stated that he was for warding additional blank applications for fish.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
STYLE SHOP REOPENS
 MAY s WITH FIRE SALE

Closed since Tuesday morning, April 27, when a fire that started in the rear of the St. Francis cafe damaged the Interior of nearby stores, Switzer S Style Shop will reopen Thursday morn ing. May 6, with an adjuster's sale.
 The flames did not reach the Style Shop, but smoke penetrated the in terior of the store, damaging much of the finest goods in the store with smoke. Mr. Switzer was in Los Angeles at the time, but after being informed by wire of the fire he immediately or dered the store closed until the insur- ance could be adjusted. This has now been completed and the store will re- open Thursday morning with what is known as an adiuster's sale.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Jack Dempsey at the Lamara

Jack Dempsey in Daredevil Jack returns again to the Lamara today and offers still another episode in the thrilling battle of the college boy not only to save the girl he loves from a persecution as lasting as it is menac- ing, but to free his own father from an unjust imprisonment. for which is responsible the same man who guides the gang who would filch from Jacks sweetheart her fortune in oil lands.
 1T E. Warner furnisches the added feature in For a Woman's Honor" Again is this sterling actor cast for a role which carries him into the char acterization of an Englishman in h. dia. Warmers interpretation of this
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05

tions, promotions by addressing the secretary of the board of civil service examiners, at the postoffice in Tempe.
 American Legion Meeting The regular meeting of the Amer jean legion and Womans auxiliary will be held on Thursday night at o'clock in the club rooms.
 Aid Meeting Thursday
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris ton church will hold a meeting on Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the church parlors.
 Rebeccas Meeting
 The Rebeccas will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the lodge for prac- tice and on Thursday evening the reg ular meeting will be held
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
American

The Joys of dancing at the Anleri- can have never been greater than they are right now Not since MT. and Mrs. Toft took charge of this attractive dance place way last winter and intro duced the superb music which made it spring into instant popularity have the pure delights of dancing been found in larger number. King Brady, the tall ented leader of the original American orchestra, is back at the piano and with him are others of those who helped to place the Toft brand of music in . class all it's own. Among them is Pee Wee, the saxaphone wonder. and Ralph Scott, who never fails 60 please whether he is drawing notes of sweet appeal from his violin or whether he is adding the really splendid tones of his tenor voice to the harmony of the instruments
Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
ANNUAL MAY PARTY
 IS SET FUR FRIDAY

TEMPE, May 5.-The annual May party of the Womans club will be given Friday afternoon at o'clock on the lawn at the home of Mrs. A. J. Matthews. All members are cordially invited, and especially the new mem hers. The ladies are requested to bring their own handwork.
 Senior Play Soon
 Members of the high school senior class are planning to put on their class play. Contrary Mary" on the 14th of May in the normal auditorium. Mem bers of the class will begin today their sale of tickets which may be exchanged next week for reserved seats at Laird and Dimes.
 Don't forget that you must see the senior play this year, as you have never missed any of the others and this one will be just as good as any you have ever seen and perhaps even better
 To Hold Examination
 There will be a civil examination held in Tempe on May %, for the posi- tions of clerk and carrier. All age, height and weight requirements will be waived in the case of honorably dis charged soldiers. sailors and marines
 The age limit is IS to 45 years at time of examination; married women will not be admitted to the xamination, with the exception of divorced women, who are eligible only clerk. All ap- plicants must be physically sound. and male applicants must be not less than feet inches tall and weigh not less than 125 pounds without overcoat and hat.
 Anyone wishing to apply may get application blanks and further infor- nation in regard to examinations qualifications. duties salaries vaca-