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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
HARDING
SHOWS OPTIMISM
According to Mrs. T. W. Wilson,
Who Heard Him Address Red
Cross Meeting.

Mrs. Willard Salisbury and Mrs.
Thomas w. Wilson were delegates OF
tho Delaware Chapter of'the Ameri
can Red Cross to the annual meeting
held In Washington this week. Mrs.
Wilson has returned TO Wilmington
with interesting accounts OF the con-
vcntion. Addresses were mado by
President Harding, John Barton
Payne, president OF the Red Cross
and Miss Helene dc Bisping, head of
the Red Cross activities In Poland.
Stating that the organization was
ono Of the finest manifestations OF
the better side OF America that has
ever been shown TO tho world, presi-
dent Harding spoke In highest praise
of Its director. Judge Payne, OF
Washington, who, he said was one OF
his closest friends ,nnd companions,
despite the fact OF their different
political aspirations.
President Harding mado his address
TO the Red Cross workers tho oc-
casion also of paying tribute TO
America. and the great efforts to-
ward efrecting the disarmament OF
nations which are now being made
within It's boundaries. II am so prouo
OF America" he said. 81 do not mean
in the sense that we have hereto
fore boasted becomingly." he explain.
ed, but IN the sense of that magit
Accomplishment which 10 justly the
pride OF Americans"
because things have never been
done before is no reason why W.
d.. - La,
inR said In referring TO the. disarni-
ament proposition. There Is not any
thing impossible when the conscience
OF present-day o,viiigatlon Is txeu
upon that accomplishment" he saiu
Ana quite apart from our contribu-
uon to this constituencies in tn,
world" he continued quite apai,
from Immediate benefits and salts.
faction which comes TO us. what q
wonderful thing II ~ to have lived
and thought, and acted IN such way
40 TO bring the deliberate Intelligent
public opinion OF the world TO thi,
conviction"
! Notwithstanding tho adjustment o
war. Il this is brought about by IN,
conference on armamcnte, the Ameri
can Red Cross Will stil have an sx
tensive fold In which to perform thoil
work Of CHARITY, tho President eaio
there viii never bs a time when thor
is not work Of that nature To bo done
ne said, and pointed 70 tho comfor
the workers Will receive from the con
sciousness that they are contributin,
10 the alienation OF inescapaplo sui
ferings. instead of those denperatel.
caused by war.
MISS dc t3isping, in her address, toll
lof the actiyines of the lied Cross Ii
t'oland, and OF the ideas OF the peopi
of that country in general. she sal
that the poiish people take the sam
views az Americans regarding tn
peace program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
DEL. WoMEN's CLUBS.
Continued from pags Z

its regular weekly meeting at tho
club house Monday afternoon Tho
president, Mrs. s. C. Evans. Jr.. pre-
sided. After regular business had
been disposed OF. the program, which
was In charge OF the current events
committee, OF which Mrs. Robert G.
Hall is chairman. was rendered, as
follows: Vocal duet. Mrs. Postles
Hammond and Mrs. G. ID. Abbott, with
Mrs. Walter X. Barrett as acconpan-
list; current events, Mrs. Robert i.
Davis; vocal solos. Miss Kathryn
Davis, Mrs. William III. Warren; read
ings, Daniel G.. Anderson. A business
and social program will be carried
out at the next meeting. Mrs. Daniel
Hirsch will tell Of her trip TO Can
ada during tho past summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
LEwES ZWAANENDAEL CLUB.

The zwaanendael Club Of Lcwcs
met Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. u.
w. Hooker, with a large attendance.
Mrs. Hooker. who is chairman OF edu-
cation. had invited Mr.. Brinsio, SUI
perintendcnt Of the Lcwes school. to
speak. His address was very interest
ing and well received. Tho club ac-
copied the invitation OF Fred Conwell
to hold meetings at his home during
tho winter. and also his offer Of n
tract Of land on Third street as a site
for a new club house. It was decided
to send books. games. aprons. VIC
trola records and sweets TO the boys
and girls at tho Delaware colony st
Christmas time. Delightful refresh
ments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
TRIO Or ROBBERS
NEATLY CAPTURED
BY DOVER OFFICERS
They We're Armed and Evidently
Intended Making Bandit
Raids.
AL ARE YOUNG: TWO BOYS

lpehlai correspondence. Every Evening
noVor, Nee. io..-At Viola. ycstcr-
aaA, two boys and ono young man.
W,fe arrcatcd hy state Detective
Wharton, sheriff Graham and Chief
~ roilcu lane of ,his town, charged
With y hoid robbery near woodsile,
un Wednesday, Tho young bandits
Nup armed 90 the teeth. apparently
tnahy tur any emergency.
Deputy Nttorn.y.ocncrh Earl ID
Whitley had received complaints or q
pDhhpfy n, tho homo of William y.
CONVERGE, near Woodsldc, whcrc q
iunhlv.harrcl shotgun with shells. al
lnHui aismond, a number OF old coins
ini numerous othor veluahics had
toon stolen during his absence. State
pHtretlNs Wharton was detailed on
hn phnn ana Yesterday morning ran
uinn thtcv young men supposed 10 b.
hu Ruilty parties. lie gave chase. whor
be- huys disappeared I'm "A woods near
a. nnd although he secured n posse &c
aslst him IN the search. the trio could
mi ho locstod.
Yesterday afternoon. Detective
Wharton neCurcd sheriff Graham and
hl,f ~ i'ulico y. I Lane OF this towr
nd afsin won't 60 Viola 20 look ;oi
Ice huyH. Thcy soon saw tho thru,
oung fellows eiong the railroad track
pnarcntly waiting 20 board "a froigu'
HM rhry were surrounded an,
Aen pn searching the three. a reg.
iar ARSENAL was found on them, oscl
.lnr equipped with a revolver. knivc:
Hh quantity ~ steel cartridges
lHo several ~ the articles stolen from
49, Converse homo were found OF
lDm,
thUy gave thcF names a. Johr
tlrNlnfhy, aHud 90 years, iierr,
harhn. 10, both cf si. Claire. Pa.
ud i,usurli puko. aged i6 OF Chester
a. rhuy we've brought, Co Dover anS
urr hplnr relieved ~ their ersonals
pfo thkvn a. 'al. whore they VIII ~
Ulh punilnr hearing.
N waa hHcortaincd from tho trio tha
mhuH father hal purchased farm
cav Viola, hu, had not yet moved q
delaware, that the nuko boy, IN com
tny with iNirvlnalty and Chacho. Do
dUd az como down and "icok thing
.tur' and in 40 doinc Fisod up th
unie ~ Nr Converse and in his ab
inen mRdo raid thereon.
Tho ho,s had their hcadquartcr
lha house Dn tho farm which pgko'
iihrf had bought. tho house heinl
HHae found two shot guns hidde
eRy under the noor Of ono OF tho up
hhs rooms.
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HELD FOR TRIAL.
Special Dispatch to Every Eveni

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
Dover, Dec. 10.-John Kirvinsky
aged % years, Harry Chacho, aged 10
and John Duko, the first two claim
ing ST. Clair, Pa, as their home, ano
Duko, giving Chester, Pa. who wer,
arrested late yesterday afternoon a,
Viola, by State Detective ID. ID
Wharton, Sheriff Graham and Chic.
OF Police Lane. charged with break
ing and entering the home OF William
f. Converse. near Woodside, from
which they stole a quantity Of yalu-
ables, besides being fully equipped
with guns. bullets and knives. were
given a hearing here at noon today,
before Magistrate L. +. Wood. Each
was held in $500 bail for the Febru-
airy term Of court.
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THEIR ESCAPE SEEMED
ALMOST A MIRACLE

Special Dispatch From Every Eve..A-Ag .
Laurel. Dec. 1o.-That four men,
occupants Of a car owned and driven
by John r.. Wiser and escaped death
here at one o'clock this morning. when
the car hit a large telephone pole,
broke Il or and bolted through an
iron fence surrounding the home Of
ex-County Treasurer Albert j. White,
is considered almost miracle.
AIr. Wiser said his steering gear be-
come disarranged, causing him TO
lose control Of the machine, which
was completely wrecked.
Bent and twisted parts of the ma
chine were thrown in different di-
rcctions for distance OF % feet from
the pole. The men suffered severe
abrasions OF the head and arms, but
doctors say will recover soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
LAUREL NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The Laurel New Century Club met
on Monday afternoon, the president.
Mrs. J. c. Rodney. presiding. Mrs. G..
s. Wyatt and q. r. McCready, were
admitted TO honorary membership.
Mrs. Bayer. president OF tho State
Federation Of Women's Clubs. ad-
dressed the club on Clubs and the
Fcderations." Her talk contained
mhny valuable suggestions. The pro-
gram included a vocal solo by Mrs.
Harold Edie, duet by Mrs. Charles
Horsey and Mrs. Ella Yingling, and
piano solo by Mrs. Carlton Hearn.
Tho next meeting viii be held Janu-
airy .. and will be in charge of Mrs.
Clara Marvel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
AINSCOw HOUSES SOLD.
Many Disposed Of at Auction Today
to Close I'D Estate.

A large number Of persons attended
the executors sale of real estate, be-
longing 10 the late Alfred l.. Ainscow,
at the Court House today. Nine prop
critics We're sold 10 r.: Warren Green,
attorney, for s25,375. They are located
at 220-222 washingtor. street and 400,
s02, 404. 4o6, 4i0, sig and Ala West
Third street.
Tho tenth property 104 East Sew
enth street, was sold to Harry l..
Maddux, this city, for, s4,25o. Harry
]. Stidham was auctioneer, The ex-
ecutors were Blanche A. Young, Clar-
ence Il. Young and William IL. Cooper,
Jr. The sale WAS 10 close up the
estate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
Waiting Of Phone

made for contributions OF clothing,
toys and money for this cause and
they may bc sent to Mrs. Jos. A.
Wickcrsham, COS West Twentieth
street. Mrs. Jas, ID. Stroud. 500 West
Twenty-second street. Mrs. j.. IL. En-
mons. C14 Mccnbc avenue and Mrs.
frank Hanoway, 1910 Washington
street. The committees In charge are
Conservation, Social Service and Civics
and Education, Mira. Jos. A. Wicker
sham, chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
Help Wsnted--dsIe

sOHCITOR-on ia
rnilar with publishing business only
Apply 800 Shipley street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.

CIASSltlED ADV
Indexed for Quick Referencc)
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words TO the line
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge ad taken for less than soc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than csc.
Charge. Prepaid.
Day y.....,....,.,..-......14 IA cents ~ cents
3 Consecutive Days....12 cents 10 cents
6 Consecutive Days. 9 cents 3 cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault OF the advertiser. II advertis-
er viii report the error within "a hours
after nrst publications OF advertisement
MISCIASSIFICATION NOT PER-
MITrED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are tele-
phoned TO Every Evening will be accepted
At the charge rates shown above. But
che prepaid cost amount win be accepted
as full payment II offered at the business
once within six days sitter any such ad
is nrst printed In the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
viii be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWO-TWD-H UNDRED
Ask FOR Want Ad TaMr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
Negro Improvement Association. !.

Mayor Leroy Harvey presided at
meeting Of Wilmington Division, No.
SO. Universal Negro Improvement AS
sociation, In Odd Fellows temple last
night. Hon. Marcus Garyey. president
general Of the association was the
principal speaker. A similar meeting
viii be held tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
M. Y. ". SMITH DIES
AT ChURCH MEETING

salisbury. Nd. Dec. lo.--Whiie at
ending = meeting OF the quarterly
,onf~sence of Asbur5' Methodist Epis-
'upal Church Thursday night, DR..
sdSor W. Smith. one OF the most
prominent ctsissns Of this city. was
siddeuly stricken with u heart attack
md died almost instantly.
l,s. Smith wAs = member Of the
iNNcisi lizard Of Asbury Church and
ess well known throughout the coun-
r. He 10 survived by his wife. who
nas Msss LIN Hooper RuArk. and one
Slaughter ,Mrs. r. W. c. Webb. He
rss.to years ola-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10

HAYES was beginning TO believe that there some
truth in tho saying that there two kinds Of
real cstntc--thc kind you can buy and the kind you
can sell
lie had bought an attractive house number OF
years before and now he was anxious 10 sell il so
he could buy home OF his planning lie had been
anxious for sx months, but it didn't to get him
anywhere
He Ind tried the usual ways Of selling his house
but he wasn't exactly overwhelmed with applicants.
Three four fant-hearted prospects called look at
the house, but shook their heads and went away
He had Just about given up all hope--whcn sud-
denly be had bright and dazzling ideal
And Then lie Called 2200l
And two days later prosperous looking man who
lived Just outside Of Wilmington called took look
over the house and said IL thought it just what !
wanted when ] read your ad IN Every Evening"
And Hayes started whstlng "When You Come TO
The End OF Serfect Day"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
Washington Heights Century Club.

Washington Heights Century Club
will have its annual Christmas party
for needy children on Saturday, De-
cember II, at p. m. in the base
ment of McCabe Church. There will
be tree. Clothing, toys, ETC., will be
distributed. An urgent appeal is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
Mrs. Splna Improving.

Mrs. Emilio Srina Of 3i6 West Thir-
:y-first street. who has been seriously
III for sogne time, is now slightly im-
proved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
GOVERNOR Is BACK.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover, Dec. 10.--Governor Denney
arrived homo last evening and was
at his desk at the State House this
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

DIR. WILLIAM @. SEATON--Formeriy Of
Seaton h Moore. dentists. has moved to
his new ofnces, At $50 W ashington street
Phone 1923.
PEN NsIONS--Rejected claims Spanish
Philippine war act June 8. 1920, especial
ly solicited. Milo b. Stevens s Co, at
torneys. $50 Il street, Washington
Established 1864
THOS. CHlCkADEL--Csrs TO hire for
funerals and weddings. Call 1928 j
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE
AT WILAIINGTON--W Wilmington, Della
ware, December 10, 1921 The annual
meeting Of the stockholders of this bank
for the election of directors will be held
at the banking house. Tuesday. January
10. 1922. between the hours OF II M
and p. NJ. John Hare, Jr., cashier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

NOTICE. will not be responsible for
any bills unless contracted by mysclf.
Hayward II. Thornton.
UNION NATIONAL BANK. WHINING
TON. DmlAWARE~E Election The
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
tho Union Nation | Bank for the cleo
ton OF directors viii bo held Tuesday
January 10, 1872, between the hours of
twelve noon and two o'clock y. ma. 7.
Chester Gihson. cashier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
situations wanted-Female

AMERICAN GIRL-Wishes chamber :
work child's nurse, sewing. Address
4. Every Evening Once.
BOoKhEEPER--Des position; eS-
perienced: moderate salary. Address
%, Every Evening Office.
WOMAN--rhoroughly experienced de-
sires position as cook or chambermaid
excellent references. Apply t006 Monroe
or phone 1881 J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10

Farm and Dairy Products %
SGs-Fresh country esss. o2I Mad
'on street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Offered

UCffER Glass gliding OF all kinds at
iI3 Shipley street Phone lO3b "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
BUSINESS SERVICE
PaintIng--Paperins

PAiNT1NG--Interior ana exterior paint
Ing done Turner Feastcr Rstia hIs
work. Phones 593sJ 327p. 200 Monroe
efrect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
wanfed--To Rorror
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes

AfD-wrNTER TERM Day scbooi sna
night school. begins Monfay Januarv
Enroll now. Beacon Business Cuncrcs
Tenth and King streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-FemaIe

DOUBLE STAR, sOc-Good Luck 5oc
Derby. 2sc. Buckeye. 25c Horuer's large
size MsyonDaise 25c. Hornsr, AT
King ST.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
WOMAN HEALER STABBED
TO DEATH IN AUTOMOBILE
Bandits Leap on Running Board,
Bind Driver to Wheel-Escape
With Gems.

SOUTH ORANGE. y. j., April go
Mrs. Celeste Cassese, described as a
faith healer, was murdered early to-
day by bandits who leaped on the
running board of an automobile i'll
which she was returning from visit
10 "A patient. One of four masked men
stabbed her to death.
The car was driven by Michael Sell
ito. As they boarded the car three OF
the men seized him and and bound him
10 the steering wheel. The other man
attacked Mrs CasseSe. 1t is thought
that she may have been mistaken for
another woman. as her assailant ask
ed Did you pay attention to the let
ters?"
Selito, although tightly bound. was
able to press his head against the
button of the electric horn on the
steering wheel and the continual
alarm brought several persons from
nearby homes and the police were
notified The murderers escaped. A
pocketbook containing about $500.
two pairs of bracelets and six rings
were taken.
The police theory is that Mrs. Cas-
sese was mistaken for Mrs. Joseph
Selito, mother of the chauffeur and
wife of the owner of the car. A few
months ago the elder Selito received
several letters demanding sums of
money. Death was threatened if he
failed to comply.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
'PErWOHrIi.

I > U 7
Modern. colonial style. corner house: rooms
on floors. ) finished rooms in attic. open hre-
place: in perfect condition: owner gong west
will sacrifice for $500 and gYc immediate
possession. Address RoX a21-A, Star "tti'~.
$500 CASH. BALANtE TERMS: OWNER ot-
cupant: possession; cozy iN-r"on brick; excel
lent condition. 80 18Th ST. -
Evening star., 1921-05-01
COLORED

Special discounts for May on
choice Lonsview lots. Houses
for sale. +. p. WEEKS, Real
Estate. 6lst and Dix ne. Take
II st. cars marked District line.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
Special. RARGAIN.

.
81 500 for an ultra modern. nearly rHw. semi
detached colonial, home Of fine rooms, Tiled
hath and pantry; nll rooms are fuN sized;
large closets wi'H electric lights, sleeping
porch and breakfast porch; hardwood trim .
hot water and hcsuiif'i "!"strI" fixtures. eel
lar under entire h"p>"- rr"m for garagr. only
Sl,2n cash and so per month. imrIedat" l'"s
session Finest location IN fetw"rIh. Have Us
show you this.
QUINCY NEAR 14th.
Colonial hom. of large rooms gla~Sed in
sleeping and breakfast puFci.c-: unusually lar2"
front porch: hot water heat. l"VrIy electric
hNtures: uwuer-oc"upaut vii! give possession
IN 30 dsy>. Price. Sll .~S: s2.5oo cash and
so per month.
9th NEAR + y. +.
So 700 for hnc & room and tiled bath. bay
window. modern brick home in thu, all Whit,
convenient section; h.-w.h.. house In nue
shape. only 81 500 cash. bal. easy
DAVIS & STEELE.
NJ 5os2 5a9s I4.o y Y Ave NV.
on 1Ith ST. ABOVE DICKEESoN. HOME.
srmi detariisi. hollow tile construction. ten
rooms = baths. gas sri electricity. h.w. h..
garage. large lot rr.r.. SIG.pu. rHuS. J..
PETTY. 2ui3 iirl =.
LARGE pWEIIINt, ~ RHODE ISLAND
ave near litu st. uft-rH r,om>. fwu baths:
NV. H.: large iot. side and rear alley month
- tenant. A bargain At $l5.pn. EDW. =.
SrNWARTZ. INC. 13i 18th NV. tSee Mr..
-. =; NHEApJ
Evening star., 1921-05-01

oletto.' "Traviata" and "FsUst." tho
closing performance OF "faust' in
New York under the auspices OF the
New York Globe contributing much TO
the success OF Gutham's big muse
week celebration.
Evening star., 1921-05-01


207 e STREET S.E.--NEAR CAPITOL: G.
room brick modern: for sale cheap. Phone
Cleveland 1880.
NEARLY BEICk DWELLINt;-OE WIDE
ave; Sc; rooms bath. garage. large lot :;
only 500 easy terms.
ROLAND G. BOOTH. 2l5 f. NV. +. 200. 90
WILL SELL T6 GOOD CLASS OF CoIORED
room. 3-ba th, brick on corner in upper north
west section, now rented 3-famfIy apart
mrEt. n"ttin- lTs. Excellent residence or in
r'Stm"n'. Bargain. S2.nD cash required. Ad-
dress E"N 2I5-A. star Dlice.
81, 900 Ill 10Th ST. N.E.-3 STORY BHICk
8 rooms and bath. hut-water heat: ami ;
>fab" for double garage. large back yard {:
:Of;- alley. Terms. Sl.2Do cash. balance $50
monthly.
Apply OWNER on premises l.
PRETTY. NEW. DETACHED GROOM AND
~rcpinE porch houses ia Takoma Park. con-
vrIcnt to stores, school and ears: hardwood
foorS. HOY water heat; gas: electricity; open
fireplace; .Nrcil"nt view. This home viii make
some one happy. Price only 81. 800.
Main l32o a2l 18th st. NV.
on 6tn NEAR II ST. Nw-Ho-SE or TEN
rooms and bath. good condition. immediate
possession. Priced for qui,k sale to close
estate. 81 800. Terms. Call MIR. SCiiAEFFEH.
Man rd5-'.
SAILS ADDITION. NEAR lnh AND ui:Ch
r-IsuRgaIow: AIN j.: lot ,,DN12t. double "a.
rage: all IN perfect condition: Sl2,IJ 81. .'aN
cash hssnc" mortgage. Presen; tenant
paving &l0n per month. Iesse expires July 81
T"l"nh"u. '"i 2i@i. frark. St:. IL
Evening star., 1921-05-01

1 A JOY FOREVER. One Of those CHARMING
emi-detachsd brick homes PROMINENT
BOULEVARD; parquet floors THROJGHOrT.
large double gluss-inClosed purches with
screens garage room; comfortable rooms. for
they are bright. cool and large. we'll
sructed and clean throughout colonial front
porch: slate roof beautiful view Of high-caSs
homes. HOME for SlI 900 that cannot he
built TODAY for $4,000. ASS FOR Mr..
Evening star., 1921-05-01
: COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

10 LARGE. CLEAN AND BRIGHT ROOMS
tS bedroonist ami; splendid floors: double
rear porches iScrren>t: large closets garage
rooru: deep back yard owner is anxious to sell
this conveniently situated home near the lith
ST. CAR LINE. VERY REASONABLE at
$4,000. Ask for Mr.. MrNEIIL. col is1i-J.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

The Rebew Orchestra, under the III
rnction of H w. Weber. viii give the
last of this seasons public rehearsals
tomorrow night in the lecture room OF
Keller Memorial Church. Miss Ethel
Roddy. soprano, and Miss Edna b.
Il aBrbour. contralto, being the assist
ing SoloiStS.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES


VAt'ANT
Seven rooms and bath.
1.atrobe heat.
Dwelling. No. SIG Georgia ave. NV.
Price. $500
FOR SAIE-J LEO kOI.B.
923 New York ave.
SlN-EGpM HOUSE NEAR lSt AND NV.
Recently PAINTED and papered throughout. Va
can't. owner will sell moderate terms.
WARREN COCHRAN
Main 5alS. Main 3o7. NJ" 10 18th St NV.
\ MOST ATTRACTIVE
HOME.
2714 CATHEDRAL AVENUE.
ONE SO L AR Z WEST
FROM CONNECTICUT AVE.
10 ROOMS. 3 BATHS: GA
RAGE: LOT 24x12O. IN FINE
OPEN ALL
DAY SUNDAY. FOR PRICE
AND TERMS APPLY TO
GEO. y. WORTHINGTON
& SON.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Mary Allahand was the soioist Tues
day at the reception rendered tn" IN
coming pastor Of the North Carolina
Avenue NJ T.. Church. Miss Allahand's
selections included Winds in tn"
South" IScotD. VALLEY of Laughter"
(SanderS"nD and "Nancy's Answer
CPoWClD.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Elizabeth Gardner Coomhs, the pi
aniSt ana accompanies. OF this city. IS
seriously III at her home in Chevy
Chase.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
10TH STREET.

ATTRACTIVE g-ROOM AND 3-RaTH
HOME 80 bedroOns4, II has handsome parquct
foors with elaborate decorations very artrac-
tive living room and iargr and bright dinin:
room with = bcamed ceiling and u wonderful! open
fireplace II splendid tile Kitchen. with butlrr'-
pantry; Large. bright and cool bedrooms. for
t'ey are we'll arranged: electricity Hnd gas
fcrn'er ard sid" fNttwrsI: h"an'ifG. front and
hack lawn economical h"t-watrr heating plant
THIS HOME j. TO hc proud of FOR il is
WELL LOCATED. surrounded 10y i=h-clasS
mansions and al the RIGHT PRICE, SO, 900.
AsS for Mr.. HARDING. col. i~7i-l.
WE LIST NJ HOUSE THAT HAS Az IN
PLATED VALUE. WHEN BETTER HOUSES
ftH THESE PRICES CAN Pc HAD WE
WILL OFFER THEM WE ARE ~ THE
BUSINESS TO SELL YoU 4 HOUSE AT \
Nl.llhI Eil.I
Evening star., 1921-05-01

In the army museum in Paris there
is exhibited a splinter of shell taken
from Napoleon Bonaparte. which Be
received in battle at RatiSbon in 1So1s
Evening star., 1921-05-01

SPECIAL BARGAIN IN GOOD. SEVEN-ROoM
A,rick house, with room for garage. on 1oth ST.
ne: good neighh0rhoud
RRASWELL REAL ESTATE.
I2I1 ~ - "a Phone Main gS9.