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BOSS 4 PHELPS.
Tel. Main 434O.
PRICE. S1O.5OO.

PRICE, $1O,5OO.
Near 18th st. and Scott Circle /; very de-
sirable situation for a downtown home; a
three-story brick house having IL rooms and
bath. open dreplaces; the whole house In beau
tifI condition throughout: deep lot to alley,
with room for garage. Possession will be given
and house can b. sold terms Of 81 800 cash
and monthly payments.
PRICE, $l2,5OO.
In Chevy Chase a little of from Conn. ave. ::
convenient situation and a home that should
interest you: fully detached. of individual con-
struction. colonial style, having wide ciapboards
and green shutters. There are rooms and
bath, hot-~ater heat. electric lights. porchss
and garage. Possession any time.
PRICE, $4,000
On Rhode Island just of from 18th !;
nonresident owner has just put very low
price on this property. There are u rooms. 2
baths, hot-water heat and electric lights. You
Will recognize this as very cheap home or
one in which rooms could be rented.
PRICE, $500.
West Of 18th st. in Columbia Heights;
splendid square and most convenient loca-
ton; . two-story. Groom brick house, heated
with hot water, having electric lights, q deep
lot to paved alley and there Ia a garage. You
can see this house at any time !; possession will
be given and convenient terms Of sale made
BOSS &
THE HOME
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1N6 H St. NV.
PRICE -S14 son

A>A ~ va I,SOO.
IN CheVy Chase. right at the circle and inst
on IRON Conn. ave-; home that has never
Deeh onered for sale before q lot 65xI26: de-
tached house; colonial style having rooms
ana bath. hot-water heat, electric lights and
sasaee. We would like to show you this prop.
erty right away. '>OF
PRICE, $ll,5OO.
Army officer leaving city has just put most
complete nome on the market for sale a two
story house. having bedrooms and bath on
second n0or There is also u servants room and
complete bath; house has hot-water heat, cleo
VIC lights concrete porches. builtin refrigera-
'of' nreproof garage possession given.
PRICE, $500.
On Capitol Hill, close to the Capitol and liz
nrary: large brick house, vacant and in tine
Sonditlon throughout. There are II rooms,
bathrooms and hot-water heat. Owner will &C.
cept 800 cash and convenient monthly pay
ments. Possession at once
PRICE, $12,5OO.
Columbia Heights home that can be sold
on terms Of $500 cash and monthly payments
a three-story house having 0 large rooms and
bath; heated with hot water; having electric
lights, inlaid floors, front and rear porches and
q garage for two cars. You will be pleased with
this house. You should look At 1t promptly.
PHELPS,
OF HnMEC
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vACANT-NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. NV
10 rooms, bath. steam heat. elec, bargain
terms.
Downtown. just OF 18th slime, high-ciass
home. II rooms baths; h.w.h.: eiec. !:
porches; room for ga1ge, frstclass condition
terms.
Same locations rooms, . baths, furnace
eiec.. deep lot. paved alley: bringing $a5 per
month. besides owners room; $40, 800: terms
Near G. P. o.. r. o. and Union station me-;
10 rooms. baths, h.v.h., elec.: 1880; only
s., 80 cash and $50 per month. Immediae..
Possession. OWNER, 1884 Rigs pl. NV -
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JEW HOMES READY TO

NEW HOMES READY TO
move in. Two choice locations
to choose from. 80 and 81 Bryant
st. me-, 4S Franklin st. ne. 8 and
7 rooms, h.-w.h., cleo. lights,
double floors, wash trays, wide
front and rear porches. The
Franklin street house has a
built-in heated garage and Bry-
ant street extra deep lots. Very
easy teyms. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Main $3.50. oO6 N. Y. Ave. NV
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1902 H St. NV.
$1,000

$1,000
Exclusive Sixteenth St. Section.
On west Of 18th, an 11-room and 3 bath
modern brick house with 1st-hoor kitchen.
Room for garage. Possession with title.
$1l,5OO
Columbia Heights.
West Of 18th on fine residential street. an
11-room and bath brick, with new heating
plant; electric lighting; house newly decorated.
Immediate possession.
$1,000
Semi-Detached Brick.
On wide avenue in NV. suburb, convenient
to car line, 4 vacant newiy-dec0rated Groom
and bath house on lot 80 feet wide. Inspect
this.
5000
I. Charming Bungalow.
In Takoma Park, Nd, 4 5-room and bath
bungalow on generous lot; hot.water heat and
electricity.
$6,85O
Park View.
VACANT. d rooms and bath; hot-water heat
and electric lights; house in perfect condition
throughout; colonial front porch and double back
potches; room for garage: paved alley in rear.
VIM. H. Saul
207 18th
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Phones n


PRICE. $7.sJO-AN EXCELLENT ROOM
within easy walking distance Of government
departments; ten rooms and two baths mod
ern Improvements; garage for three cars. Only
81 500 cash required.
PRICE, s., 25O-A MODERN AND UP-TO-
DATE SUBURBAN HOME overlooking the
Potomac river; nine rooms and tiled bath; hot
water heat; electric light: garage; large CO.
lonial porch. Early possession.
PRICE $gOOO-ONE OF THE BEST VAL
UES IN PETWORTH; an attractive two-story
colonial brick Of six rooms and BATH hot
water heat: electric light; hardwood floors and
trim; stationary wash tubs. Brick garage.
PRICE. $1O,O0O-A DESIRABLE NORTH
WEST HOME. practically new and in perfect
condition. Colonial type; six rooms and bath;
hot-wateE heat; electric light; hardwood floors
and trim throughout. Lot to alley, with
ample room for garage.
PRICE. $1O,5OO-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE:
IT will be to your advantage to inspect this
reasonably priced home: nine rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; electric light in Al coDdj.
ton. Immediate possession Phone for fur
Their informal ton.
Price, $2O,OOO-On Varnum
nihcent new detached home of BIZ
and two we'll appointed baths:
spacious reception hall. Garag
really be appreciated.
N. L. SALISBURY
EVERYTHING I,
vi Thirteent
DIo.oe M
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$4,000
Downtown Rooming House.
West Of 14th near h. l. ave-, convenient to
market, an 11-room and 2-bath brick; good
heating plant: electricity; double garage.
Owner occupant.
$1,000
Fine Petworth Corner.
Splendidly built. well shaded colonial porch
Groom and bath strictly modern brick house;
lot 81 feet frontage with parking included).
Metal weatherstripped, etc.
5000
Northeast Residence.
Convenient to both car systems; Groom and
bath colonial brick; heated by hot water; has
deep lot and double garage. A good buy.
$6,25O
Georgetown Heights.
Two-family apartment, rooms and bath
each floor; furnace heat: attractive terms.
$500
Near Lincoln Park.
very pretty Groom and bath brick house
only few doors from this attractive park:
modern bath and concrete cellar. Be sure to
see this.
TDERS & CO.,
G. NJ ILI
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Columbia Heights.
$500.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL: rooms
and bath, with modern conveniences and
many other attractive features which will ap-
Takoma Park.
$500.
A NEW LISTING THAT Is SURELY A
BARGAIN. This bungalow Is brand-new and
mas never been occupied. 1t contains cheer
fui and bright rooms and bath; splendid fur.
mace, eiec lights. large open fireplace spacious
rooms.
Columbia Heights.
$500.
THIS DESIRABLE HOME has six lsrse
rooms and bath. h.-w.h., cleo. It's and gas:
IN nfst-class condition: cement cellar. full
laundry equipment; interesting terms: in a
very exclusive neighborhood.
Petworth.
$500.
AN ALL-MODERN BEAUTIFULLY coy.
STRuCTED HOME with rooms and bath.
eAceiient furnace, parQuet floors throuxhout:
splendid terms.
P H I L LIPS,
TX Ave. NV.
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SHANNON
713 l4th St. NV.
NORTHEAST.
$1,000.
Distant about blocks from the Government
Printing Office, Union station and post Office:
2-story substantial brick dwelling containing
Of an alley; space for garage.
ANACOSTIA,
$3.50.
and bath: large attic and cellar; new metal
roof; high elevation; attractive surroundings;
2-car garage; lot 75xl3O; immediate posses
sion.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK,
$1,000.
Six. rooms bath; hot-water heat; electric
lights: front and sleeping porches: lot 4OxGO.
including adjoining lot; alley; space for ga
rage
Mt. PLEASANT,
$4,000.
4 line corner residence containing II rooms
baths. all outside rooms; bot-Water heat;
electricity: two-car garage; house newly deco
rated and in good repair throughout; overlook
ing Rock Creek Park.
SHANNON
us 18th St. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
Contiuuea.

1900 14th ST. N.W.-LarEe store with mod
ness: rent, $75 month. Apply s. Shapiro, 512
Bond bldg. FIR. S442.
THE REST BARGAIN on 14th ST. NV
Rent $50 per month; stationary fixtures for
sale cheap; immediate possession. Address Box
346-H Stor office les
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING NO.
l4l4 North Capitol St for any business ex-
cent grocery: rent, $40 per month: white ten
ant only MAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN, Real
Estate Brokers, 1877 Eye st. NV. Tel. Main
1921.
WE have 3 STOREROOMS AT 14O7 400
and l4li Florida ave. NV. at the corner of
18th: excellent automobile accessories store
rooms; can be combined: can be leased for
term Of years; no advance in price. Price, $50
f. H. TAGGART.
1920 New York ave. NV.
LARGE AND IN GOOD LOCATION-SUIT-
able for any line Of merchandise. Apply 1884
9th st. nv. H.
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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
PARK VIEW,
$o,85O.
t-roo,n and bath dwelling on deep lot
with ample space for garage. The property Is
occupied by owner and is in excellent condi-
ton This Is an attractive home in a section
where the demand is constant.
PARK VIEW,
$3.50.
A home-house in q section Of charming
homes: lot 20x11O to wide alley: twO-story
brick Of 8 rooms and bath: hot-water hest; the
owner has taken pride in this home and 1t Is
in perfect condition. Immediate possession.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
$4,000.
A most desirable location near 18th street
an equally desirable house Of southern ex-
posure; 3-story. brick construction; rooms
and . tiled baths: open fireplace: hot-water
heat; garage; large yard to 2OfOOt paved
alley The house is in excellent condition, and
immediate possession may be- had
CHEVY CHASE,
$18, 500.
A house completely different in q sensible,
attractive fashion. There are rooms and
baths; hot-water heat. electricity; garage; pos
session may be had within the next two weeks.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
ContfnueA.


COUPLE. no CHILDREN. DESIRES OR 5
furnished rooms with bath. kitchenette and
garage on about Augl LIST. Suburbs consid-
cred: preferably Brooklafhd Woodbridge; give
particulars. Address Box 18th. Star Office. 1s'
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENT ABOUT JULY
-. or rooms. bath and kitchenette: reason
able. Address Rox 1911. Star Office. lie
TWO .GENTLEMEN DESIRE BY AUGUST
or Il. rooms, unfurnished. hath, kitchenette.
in apt. house. NV. Address Box 9Th. Star
ONCE. 1Ss
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, KTTCHENETTE
and bath unfurnished. in apartment house :
August. September October /. Lincoln
2t51W or address Box 1911 Star Office. 1ss
THREE UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms or apartment. Phone Lincoln $3.50 or
address Box 354-H. Star ONCE. 17'
YOUNG MAN DESIRES ONE-ROOM AND
bath apartment, with Anil. completely fur
uished. State price. Address Box 1SS-H. Star
office. 1Ss
FOUR ROOMS OR MORE: PREFER UNFUR-
hished. Will lease. State price and details.
Address Box 18Th. Star office. "e
FURNISHED ONE-ROOM PRIVATE APART
meut. State price. Immediate occupancy.
Address Roy 46-H. Star office. 49,
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BEST BUY IN
BLOOMINGDALE.

Al Franklin st. ne. Nearly
new, 6 rooms. tile bath, h.-w.h.,
cleo. lights. double floors, wash
trays, wide front and rear
porches, fully screened; buiIt-in
heated garage; immediate pos
session. Price. only $500. Very
easy terms. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON.
Main 5526. oO6 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION FROM OWNER.
Title ready; other business reason. rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; good condition; fine
location; good terms. Call LING. 1915 after
) pm. 11s
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BARGAINS TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Nice colonial 7-room and bath house. e2s
A st. ne; excellent location finely Anished
vacant; price. only 81. $50 on terms,
Splendid double house. corner of alley: -
rooms and baths; large garage; splendid To-
cation; VIII sell at bargain with or without
garage building.
Nice 7-room and bath house. near Mass, ave.
and 18th st. NV; only $500 easy terms.
Walter A. Brown. 14OO Fl ST NV
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400 n St. NV.
CHARMING SAUL'S ADDITION ENTIRELY
detached home Of rooms and bath; h.-w.h.
elec.; built-in garage. Price. $l1 900. Terms.
Address Box 18s-H Star cf1ce.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Delightful home Mass. Ave. Heights rooms. .
tile baths hardwood floors. garage. cars:
every modern convenience; unexcelled lOcatisa.
SIG 900. Samuel f. Cole, North 5157. is
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DO YOU WANT TO BUY HOME? OUR
SO monthly payment plan will appeal to you.
Advise time and place convenient for an iu-
teryiew. Address Box Ash. Star Office. 21s
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3Io8 PARK PLACE

3IOO fAKk PLACE,
81, 00oABeautiful colonial. Groom and bath.
tapestry brick home, opposite park, in this
tine residential section every modern con-
venience: room for garage; only 81 500 cash;
$50 per month.
ALLISON ST, PETWORTH.
s.. 250-Semi-detached,6 Groom and bath home:
large lot: hot-water heat. This is a bargain.
Immediate possession. 1900 cash, bal very
easy.
1897 9TH ST. NE.
SO. 000-Beautifui semi-det. colonial home Of 6
nicely decorated rooms and fine bath; cleo.
condition; $500 cash, bal. easy.
al Q NE.
81. 2oO-Br'wn brick bay-window home, in this
restricted all-white section; q modern Groom
and bath home in good condition with room
and $45 per month.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 n. Y. Main 1850 53QS
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FOB sALE-H0USEs
L. SALISBURY COMPANY, IN{
III Thirteenth Street NV.

0|OOts
PRICE. sl1.5oo-IF YoU ARE DESTROYS
OF LOCATING IN CHEVY CHASE, let US
show you this charming bungalow with one
quarter acre Of grounds Eight rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; electric light; hardwood noors.
Many other attractive features. Early possession
PRICE. $13. COON HEIGHTS JUST OFF
FOURTEENTH STREET. u modern three
story brick. complete in every detail; ten rooms
and two baths: hot-water heat: electric light:
colonial front and three rear porches. Terms
PRICE, $l4 .O0O-WOODLEY PARK SEC
TON; distinctive residence at a pre-war
price Nine rooms and tho baths: hot-water
heat; electric light; ample room for garage
In excellent condition and can be inspected by
PRICE. SIS. 750-CHEvY CHASE, Md; a
beautifully planned and well constructed
suburban home with all city conveniences:
eight rooms and bath; hot-wster heat: electric
light; several fruit trees; chicken . house; ga
PRICE. sas. ooo.NEAR SCOTT si,s Circle; -,
residentiai section: large drawing room:
library; dining room and buffers pantry on
tirst door; nine master bedrooms and three
baths hot-water heat; electric light: in per-
feet condition.
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1912 N. Y. Ave- NV. Phone Main e,3e
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NEAR 9th AND NEW YORK AVE NV
Large store, with window on street: hot water
heat; electricity: attractive front; rent, So
per month.
CORNER GROCERY IN NORTHEAST
store and i've and bath above: hot
dater heat; owner leaving city; rent $50 per
month: fixtures. $500: stock at cost.
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 y st. NV.
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Tel. Main 434O,


THE HOME OF HOMES
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK,
$1,000.

Six. rooms. bath; hot-water heat; electric
lights: front and sleeping porches: lot 4OxGO
including adjoining lot; alley; space for ga
rage.
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Cleveland Park,

Detached two-story. cellar and attic in
this hish-class suburb; very convenient to cars;
many attractive features; buiit-in window
porches. large front porch. five bedrooms. re-
ception hall. buffers pantry. open freplaces
upstairs and down; double garage: lot 50x20O.
Shade. shrubbery; garden: high elevation; won
derful view; price. $17.50O. Possession at
once. ~
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NV. Section.
st. Two stories and
baths, cellar. hot-water
gas. hardwood floors
garage: alley; large
immediate possession.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
GRAY SAMARITANS
RESCUING CHILDREN

The Young WOmef's Christian Assoc
Citations OF the Quilted States are keenly
interested in tie movement FOR the re-
lief az tile s.aoa.o00 starving children
If Europe because group Of their
members. the Polish tsray Samaritans,
Lave been In charge Of distributing food
10 children in Poland They have been
serving under the American RELIEF adj
nlinistration and have conducted food
Kitchens and distributing stations in
All parts az Poland outside Warsaw.
In all tie relief work being done in
Europe, that Of the Polish Grays has
been unique because all tile girls,
though sent from America, we're either
horn in Poland or arc of Polish paren-
fage. When the need for social sery
lie in their country became acute
many girls OF Polish descent answered
The call Of the Young Women,s Chris
ttan Association for overseas service
aud enlisted in the preliminary train
ing course Tint was given In seyeral
cities OF the United States. Freln this
group thirty girls were chosen and SEM
80 Poland where, since 1915 they have
been caring for the children Of the
country. The distribution of clothing
has taken them into all parts OF
Poland
They are now spending their entire
time in arranging for the feeding OF
children this winter Groups Of them
travel to strategic eenters in outlying
districts where they set up distributing
stations receive supplies, prepare
meals, arrange for impartial distrihu.
lion and train helpers 70 continue fne
work when they are sent on to the next
town.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
BOARD OF EDUCATION
PLANS REORGANIZATION

At the meeting of tae state Board
Of Education next We9re nv action
probably viii be iaRen creating q new
department Of tie State Beard, TO
he known as the Department Of Am-
ORGANIZATION or some similar title.
lt Is sail the board Is now seeking,
tut has not yet definitely decided OH.
4 director for the proposed work
Authority for crsIion Of the posi-
ton. however, rrol ably Viii he given
IN the board, 50 when 1 decision is
made on the appointment OF a direc-
or he can begin his work without
delay.
committee vas named several
months ago to study the plan, and
his body. headed ~ William c. Cole
nan. reported a recommendation for
The appointment of 4 director Ell Ann
ar.canization TO lead he work under
he supervision Of tie STATE Depart
ment
1t is proposed hy Mr. Coleman s
committee to concentrate on the eau-
cation of those adult foreigners who,
i ecause OF their age. cannot be COM
peeled TO go to school Primarily ne
object will Ie to teach these aliens
10 speak. write and read English
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHRISTMAS MUSIC

Christmas music at the Preshyter-
ian Church Yesterday was feature
OF the morning service The pastor,
Rev S. E. Persons. ID. p. preached
one Of his usual ale sermons and the
choir was augmented by six orohes-
trail pieces including first and second
violin, bass viol, cello, flute and corr
net. with Harry schreyor at the or
gan
The onertory solo was Holy Night, !"
exquisitely sung by Mss Lucille
Thomas Miss Thomas is a vocal pt-
pil Of Joseph Paehe. and her natural
" sweet voice has heen well trained
she sang With great effect and mos
rleasingly.
The church was prestils decorated
with holly wreaths, red berries crow
foot and running cedar
In the e,S'-ing Mrs. Wolcf;s +.
Hall sang yery beautifully Come
nto Ne. during the offertory.
Little Arthur What did you get on
vCIr hirthdav2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
Funeral In The County

Funeral services over the remains
# John T. Phil bons, whose death at
he Emergency Hospital Friday, fol-
owing an automobile accident. were
leld yesterday afternoon at his late
residence, Harwood. Anne arundel
county, the r. G. c. Jones, pastor
If Harwool Methodist Episcopal
Church, officiating The paIlbearers
were Elmer Bond. Chester, Samuel
and James stallings and William
Phibbons
The interment was ii Friendship
cemetery. undertaken Taylor being in
charge OF arrangements.
Swiss hospitality sllel Goth kits
onstaatine and the League oG Ma
ions, but il perhaps finds the League
ne less troublesome guest. Spring
cid Tsepub.ieafl.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
AID CHILD APPEAL

James 4. Flaherty, OF Philadelphis
supreme knight Of tie Knights Of Co
lumbns. declared that the X. of G.. IN
response 10 an appeal from Herbert
Hoover. chairman Of the European he
lief Council. had decided TO take an
exception iii their policy Of refraining
from any national campaign for FUNDS
for relief or charitable work.
.'The need OF tile starving and SICK
ehildren of Europe is 50 urgent, Mr..
f.laherty said. that the Knights Of Co
lunlhus feel IL duty bound 70 devote
themselves 10 tie common task OF rails
ing funds for the relief Of these Chill
t,ren. An an organization Il is our
intention 10 COZ duct no distinct +. IF
Z. drive for funds, although members
Of the organization are freqi.ent con-
trihutors 10 all charitable drives. BE'
in this case ~. feel that the emergency
calls for the united efforts Of ell Amer
leans and we consider it a priv iege 10
have partnership II this great work Of
mercy"