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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILE. for sale--Five passen.
ger Iiarron good shape, new tires,
new battery, $4,000. ia Second y.
W. Phone 1899. 27.5
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REAL ESTATE
Farm Loans, Real
Estate, Oil Leases

I am Just entering the real es-
tate, farm loan, and lease
brokerage business in Ard
more and sincerity solicit the
business of my friends. |
will take pleasure in assisting
visitors and strangers In locat-
ing here if they so desire, and
will gladly give any informa-
ton pertaining to the oil
fields, farm lands, etc. To
serve YOU well and to the best
of my ability is my aim to the
end that | may earn the re-
ward | seek, your confindence
and business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS

CABBAGE PLANTS NOW READY.
GROWN ON OUR OWN PLANT
FARM Il. 4. FOSTERS SEED
STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FIVE room modern bungalow with
garage. 325; Ga | street, N. w,
Apply Joe McFarlane at Nswman's,
2s.8
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

AfPLES--Fresh car just unloaded
20 8. Washington. Phone ils6,
II. Holt, apple man. 99.G
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FOR RENT-One five room house. che
four room house, modern on b and
10th northeast. Phone 1861, j. n.
McCarty. 3o.4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

FOR RENT--5 room house sos D. y.
W. S25 per month. Phone 7i6. 3l,3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

FOR RENT-F'IVE ROOM HOUSE.
1908 Ist AVE. y. W.. GAS, LIGHTS
CITY WATER. $1,000. ROY !AI.EA.
ANDER, PHONE 1853. 3i-3
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FOR RENT room house 1.2 3.
Washington. SIS per month. Call
462. 1.2
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FOR SALE

FOR SAl.E-One Buck gas range In
good condition or will trade for coal
or wood range. q. H. Hutchinson.
0l5 Wolverton, n. W. 3i-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

FOR RENT-7-room house 220 G
street, s. w. Phone 225. julius Kahn
ala
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

FOR SALE.-Fibre baby buggy. a bar.
gain. Phone 31a. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

FOR RENT1Two 4.room houses, gas,
and water; close in SIS. ia C street
southeast. 1-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
TRANSFER AND
STORAGE

If you want u 20 acre lease in See.
IS, Township Ss range lw, cheap,
see Henry ID. Amerson in the Norman
Bldg, over IIotchkiss Jcwelry Store.
Remember this is just north OF the
new location in sec. l-4s.ew Henry ID.
Anerson, Real Estate, Farm Loans.
1.e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
BOARDING HOUSES
OIL LANDS AND LEASES

WANTED TO SELL-Oil lease in
Johnson county, tract Nos. $40, 43i,
i9S, 5lS, 6l7 and 6s5. Apply Emma NJ.
Thompson, Hotel Ardmore. l.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
FOR RENT (ROOMS)

VERY close in modern furnished bed
room for rent. 1861 North Wash
ington. Phone GAL. 23.l0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

FOR SALt'-A cracker jack pair OF
mules and practically new broad
tire wagon and gccG set Of leather
harness; bargain if taken at once.
SEQ mo at Wilson Brothers grocery
at ios !: Broadway. a phone 1874.
G. X. Wilson. 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

Garden. Phone 2l67R. 7lS IL street
southeast. 20
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FOR RENT-House on f street south
east. william Green. Phone s05-J.
80
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FOR RENT-Unfurnlshed four room
apartment. Private bath. Modern
convenences. S. II. exposure. Bomar
Apartments. 225 Stanley i. W. 26-6
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-keys in leather folder finder
call 1851. Ia
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
WHTTCONB & KELLER
49,. ~ ~ A n II u nHTWT

A new 6 room home Of unusual de-
sign: an exceptionally large living
room with open fireplace, solid oaE
foors and trim in living room and din
ing room: 3 large bedrooms with large
closets: built-in tub in bath room ex-
ira linen closet: full basement with
laundry connections and floor drain
Lot larger than the average Ihis
home ana location viii bear a thorough
investigation by discriminating buyers
Reasonable terms given.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

SIX ROOM ALL MODERN BUNGA-
LOW on PAVED STREET. TWO
CAR GARAGE. f. BOWMAN ST.
NEAR MIAMI CAR LINE. A GOOD
Buy AT SG7J0, SloO0 down. CALL
MAIN LSS
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

10 YOT REALIZE that the price Of lum-
ha- win advance tn the spring You
VIII p-nf- hv making your purchase
NOW f1r U~D rer-Y VIII surely advance
'u the Snriul Come and see us. we will
Do -lg1 90 show some attractive homes
and prices some very good investments
WE WILL ENpEAVOR To SUIT
YOUR PURSE. dandy FIVE room
bungalow 'n the south parc. this VIII
be real bargain for some oue posi-
lively must he sold az once. California
Av- six rooms an modern. Al c0nGl-
dion. solid hardwood floors throughout
rhls is q conducive sale Five rooms
an modern Ihraud new we'll located
alley lUf f-Nib5. $50 down. bal on easy
payments price $3.50 Nine rooms
modern, slate rooted. square plan in
good repair solid oak flash through
ort. I1t ~5X-lo fee-. paved street. garage
VIII hold sight cars or make a good re
pair shop -Eis viii be sold az a rea
souable price arI terms. Always see
W r. ROBERTS a SON
los Dean Bldg Open evenings.
Phone L-5732
NEW. ALL MODERN BUNGALOW on
EASY TERMS Located "a block from
Lin Way West Has S large rooms. .
extra good bedrooms. convenient kitch-
en- large basement with drain. good
furnace. standard plumbing Price
S5p0 Terms
WILLIAM HAPP
207 S. Main 81. Ph0ue Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

REAL ESTATE For SALE
Houses For Sale.

Houses For Sale 81
NEw DUTCH COLONIAL HOME-Ex-
cellent location overlooking Leeper
Park Navarro. Place. etc. Home espe-
ciaIly designed By n capable architect
Hardwood floors thruOut. enamel Large
living room with fireplace. Three bed
rooms. tie foored hath. This home
offered M actual construction costs.
VIII make terms
WILLIAM HApP
EealfOr
9QT & Main St Phone Lincoln 1911
A NEW 3 ROOM an modern house. just
completed Has solid oak floors ant
trim. fun basement. Garland furnace
Lot 40xicj. East front. Located on ).
Michigan ST.
TOHULKA. REYNOLDS & JEFFERIEs
Realtors
80 Citizens Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
NEW HOMES FOR SALE

18th St. modern 4 room. complsts
bath. large shady Tot.
18th St.. modern room complete
bath buut-in cupboard and other
conven fences.
10th ST. modern g room, c0mDlpte
bath. French doors between dining
room and living room r. desired.
p Bowman, block Miami car. new
Q room modern home under con-
EtructiOn
& Scott ST.. near Studebaker plant
2. modern . room, under construc-
ton.
clifford Ct 2 room modern bunga-
low. practically new.
Easy terms Small payment down
and contract gives you the posses
sion or any Of the above homes
May our salesman call on you today7
COLPAERT REALTY CORP.
Rooms . Blackstone Theater Bldg
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
A REAL BARGAIN

REAL BARGAIN
TEN ROOM ALL MODERN HOUSE
CLOSE N. CENTRALLY LOCAT-
ED. GOOD HOUSE AND INCOME
PROPERTY COMBINED. BRING
ING IN $500 PER MONTH ADDI-
TIONAL TO TENANTS LIVING
QUARTERS. $1,000 FOR QUICK
SALE; HALF CASH CALL MAIN
11S8
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
Farmers Trust Bldg

10 r mod. duplex. blocks from Stude-
bakers east, baths, . furnaces, large
lot. paved street rooms arranged 10
show large income $500 cash.
y W. part mod, furnace. $3.50; 500
scash. So per SnO.
Beautiful St Louis Blvd. splendid X.
home. GG n frontage . r. house in rear.
garage. depth lG5 IT, $1,000 cash.
y w Is r. all mod but bath tub. paw
cd street. alley lot $4,000. Terms.
s r. r modern but bath, excellent
home $3.50 Terms.
Splendid home 9 r. oak fOOrs. garage
large lot. excellent location, $500; $500
cash
Close fin. W. Jefferson, r and hall.
foorpd attic good location for doctor
$4,000 Terms.
Beautiful level Markstead Add. = acre
tracts. near RoSeland. church and
school $3.50; $40 cash. $40 60 mo.
We have twenty beautiful restricted
oue-acre tracts on Dixie Highway. west
front. S375 cash These acres are the
best in location and lowest in price,
along the entire way. Terms. y cash.
o acres 90 each buyer.
See us for bungalows. suburban homes
1ud vacant lots Worlen Realty Co.
-2S Farmers Trust Mas.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

BRAND NEW. unpartitioned house. size
1fXl2. convenient TO Station o. Niles
ear lire and Dixie Highway, large lot
7lN17j. good we'll Price S10Jo. SlO0
down and easy monthly payments VIII
take fro low priced vacant lot rs part
payment south Bend Realty Co. 90
$ Mlln S. rLnna Main 1T11
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

NEW room and bach oil modern. One
block from L. w. West. $500 $1,000
New room bungalow. an modern.
one block form T.. w. West $500
New large $ room bungalow. close to
Miami St, with garage. $500 $1,000
down
Corner Iot on Broadway. 4o1i2o Price
win finance and build 20 suit in
northwest Main 1,9
a FINE HOME we have for sale a ine
room. an modern home just being
finished. This home is located I'm a nice
residential section, northwest part OF
city. The downstair, has living room
across entire width of house with din
ing room and Kitchen ruu front porch
and enclosed back porch; also 30 barrel
ciStern, close. chute ana built-iu kitchen
cabinet. double floor upstairs and
down, oak H1or and t1fm I'm living
room and diDfH- room second floor
has bedrooms with clothes closets OF
bargain at $1,000 It can be bought for
down payment of $1,000
WE CAN also ofer duplicate OF this
none IN south part 1f city.
HERE rs YOUR CHANCE TO AVOID
HIGH RENT-A home fo- S14OO We
are Offering q fine room bungalow 3la
miles from center. iust of Niles road
tor ne sum of Siino She Of lot. 75Tl3o
iLs
SO monthly real bargain.
F. BOWMAN STA partly modern
room house with barn. This house
Is located I'm fine eighborhood. close
10 car and paved street; enclosed back
porch ond toored attic. For small ad-
ditional expense this home can be made
thoroughly modern thruout Size Of
lot 4oNiGj o. Price 5000 Terms
NORTHERN INDIANA REALTY CO,
20 Farmers Trust. Main l53
DONALD ST-Five rooms au modern
Price s61o0oO. S5o0OO down Sfi.JO PEE
month
M ROBINSON & son
Cur speciality j. moderate prlced homss
IA Main ST.. second door
Main 6S3
FOR SAFE - Under construction: new
bungalow. four doors from car line.
large Tot, e7st front. has living room.
dining room. Kitchen two bedrooms
ana bath. oak for-g cast irru furnace.
fun basement Oh with 500 CASH
balance so per month
INGLERIGUT REALTY & INVEST.
MFNT COMPANY.
us j. NJ s. BuudluE.
FOR SALE
Complete modern bungalow. rooms
with garage. on bowman St
90 acres best II soil well improved
Stock, tools and crops. Possession az
ouce.
Money 70 lo1- on form. ~ 5Hes.
Lincoln eg71 l2l S. N''n s.
FIvE ROOM UrNG tIow-AI modern
csuvcr .eurrE Paved street, f'e .rsP-
mert, everything -u a-st class condi-
GARN BROS
632 Farmers Trust
Wafa cCst Ee- Main -2o0
-.-r- r,or-ur 20 rrrr-cr- o- ----.... So d.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTERS

Whv not buy 4 big roomy lot on tAs
easiest kind OF terms and put M =
garage or small house TO live In this
winter and build a home on the 'front.'
of your lot next year, Large numbers
Of people are doing II. and their livin
expenses are coming down with rush
Close 20 Lincoln WAY car line. be.
tween Mishawaka and South Bend. al
American neighhorhoOd, and ne"
school building right on the addition
improvements except pavement. now n
on many OF the streets. and going Ia on
the Others Lots from S275 TO $500 :
terms. $500 FIRST payment. $500 per
month No taxes or interest Tor Ons
year: other special discounts.
We have several big fourroom houses
with full Easements now building. Tor
sale $500 down. s25 ger month. In
Guiding interest. Look them over
Call at the office and we viii take yoo
cot any time.
MEYERS LONG COMPANY
col Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 754
open evenings, seven 20 nine D. IN
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
1G You Are a IMGrGbamf OF
Professional MAN

population
US We will be glad to tell how cal help.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

NORTHWEST

PRACTICALLY NEw 9 ROOM
MODERN HOUSE HARDWOOD
FLOORS OAK TRIM BrILT-IN
BUFFET AND B0OKCAsEs COR
NER LOT. GARAGE. IN FACT a
REAL HOME. a REAL BARGAIN.
$500 DOWN. MONTHLY PAY
NENTs CALL MAIN 11ss
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
BE YOUR PR0BLLIEM 2
1f You Are Am EMPLOYER
DE- You Are a Tenant

rapidly approaching
your home in the early ysprng
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

ATTRACTIVE TERMS
Immediate possession of strictly mod
ern. well built. five room home. attrac-
lively finished and solid hardwood
floors in living and dining rooms. Lo-
Gated in good home section. two blocks
from ear line. VIII not require more
than so a month. Call Main 1859
THE MONEY one pays for rent Is lost
fOrever-t never comes back. II Is a
permanent investment which pays no
dividends and can never be converted
into cash or exchanged for anything OF
value. When ones earnings are month
" Invested in a neat home like one OF
the many IN HARTER HEIGHTS he Is
soon enabled 20 realize his dreams for
a home Of his own.
LOUIS G. PALMER g. co.
3i2 Union Trust Bldg Main 1862
FOR sALE-Large double house. close
In; apartments, in excellent cOndi-
ton large lot. and garage for . ears.
Call Main 500 Morrow Richard son
Realty Co. JO5 5. Carroll ST.
RIVER PARK BUNGALOW
rooms ana saith. electric lights,
gas ana furnace: fine lot 44x165; near
Mishawaka Av an0 new school
real bargain at 5000. Good terms.
GARN BROS.
go Farmers Trust
Main 2631 Res. Main 529O
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

List your property with
GARN BROS.
for quick sale
Main of3f $50 Farmers Trrrt >ldg.
ROONuNG HOUSE-For sale; 30 oom3,
furnished. modern. central; ali rented I;
money maker. Owne B. Windle. SO
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18
NOVW7 just Ana0yz@ fh@ Problem

Twice South Bend has been embarrassed house
purchasing
homes and decided increase in rents
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

.ARCE DOUBLE HOUSE-On cor-~r Tot;
facl side has large living room with
cnen stairway. dining room and kitchen
On frst floor bath room and extra
Gre bedrooms With tult-.n waglrobs
on second feCr- large attlc; two scpar-
afa baeaufrts 4 sitr vacant and ready
for immediate possession hle home
vith a good income anG priced right
paf- 1gsr EARE BROS
res Naln 1o0 SO Farmers Trust
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

207 S. Main ST. Phone Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-18

BRICkLAYE RS-We are now in a posi-
rion where we can use some first claSs
brlcklayerS. The best Of wages viii be
paid. Mine hours day At present
address Box No. 3, gare Of The News
Times
The Washington times., 1922-04-30
AST CURRENT AND FUTURE, INTEREST SOCIETY FOLK

were among those who entertained
big luncheon parties, on Friday.
Also Mrs. George Ehlc. Mrs. Har-
old Walker. Mrs. William Eric
Fowler, Mrs. A. Garrison Nc
Clintock, and a grist OF others,
the delegates being divided among
'em. from ten or a dozen to fifty or
sixty strong.
Mrs. Louis Titus was one of
those who had q group of dele.
gates. and Mrs. Nina c. Van
Wrinkle, entertaining at the wom-
ems City Club for a large com.
pany, had the New Jersey dele
gates as her special guests. Mrs.
John b. Henderson, who had
planned to entertain as many as
or possibly more than-any OF the
group OF hostesses. had to back
out. for she is Ill, and has Cancelled
all her social engagements and re.
tired to the Takon1a Park SAM.
tarium to recupcrate.
Perhaps ,its just as well. 80 fss-
as the delegates are co-rsruc1
for Mrs. Henderson is a vel ar,aa
and might not have be- !.
readily to conform 70 the stand
ardized luncheon" which the
hostesses were asked to serve. 70
that one group of delegates might
not feel that some other group had
been better treated. I'm tod that
each lady that undertook TO enter
tain a group of delegates WIS FUR
nished a sample menu-cI canned
chicken, a salad. some sort 7f hot
bread, etc.-and asked to stick
pretty close to that. A sensible
idea, IL 1t does have its humorous
features. But you can see tnat IL
might not have suited the plans Of
the foremost apostle-nay even q
prophet-of vegetarianism at all.
a-tall
Mrs. Harding's reception for the
delegates. originally planned for
Friday afternoon. was put off until
Saturday, as the President and
Mrs. Harding didn't get back from
Ohio until late Friday. But there
was q big and beautiful reception
down at the Pan American Union
that afternoon with Mrs. Hughes
wife of the Secretary Of State, a.
hostess-functionin in her capac
ity as chairman Of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Pan American
Congress-and many Of the diplo
mats Of Latin America taking part
The Washington times., 1922-04-30
Standardized Menus
Mark Lunche0nS for
Pan American Guests
Music of Latin Amer
lea Played During
Washington Visit.

Out OF compliment to the Latin
American delegates to the
League Of Women Voters confer
ence, the music of Latin Amer
lea has been featured in Wash.
ington during the last few days.
Latin American airs, the national
airs among others, were played
by the Marine Band at the
leagues big mass meeting in Con-
tinental Hall on Friday evening
and again on numerous other
occasions when the delegates were
gathered together.
wonder. by the way, II we real
ize how much OF our music we
owe to Latin America. Take the
alluring Three O'Clock in the
Morning." to which we've oil been
dancing this winter. That orlgi.
mated in Buenos Aires and the
chimes featured in the opening
bars are the chimes Of the clock
tower presented to Argentina by
the British on the occasion Of Their
centennial celebration. THERE'S
also the popular "Rio Nights"
which came to us from Brazil; and,
Of course, everybody knows the
famous overture from "Il Jaurani,"
which is played so much here al.
though the opera itself is little
known. The opera, you may re-
member. was written by the father
Of the present Ambassador of Bra
I'll, DIR. do Alencar.
THE promotion OF friendliness
among women and among ma.
tions was the avowed purpose of
the calling Of this conference. and,
I believe, II has already accom-.
plished q great deal in that di.
rection. Certainly an astonishing
spirit OF cordiality and enthusiasm
prevailed among the delegates: and
the powers that be in the league
were highly gratified at the eager
ness with which the Washington
members threw open their houses
for the entertainment of the visit.
ing delegates.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. Larz
Anderson. Mrs. Fred Brooke. Mrs.
Robert Woods Bliss. Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman, and Mrs. Dwight Davis
The Washington times., 1922-04-30

Strawberries are now plentiful at
a low price, sugar ts cheap and
housewives are putting up straw
berry jam as never before. Best OF
all, the brand new and never fall
ing Certo process for making jams
and jeilies has eliminated every rea-
son why any housewife should hest
tate to make such delicious con-
serve. Anyone can now make per
feet strawberry jam in 10 minutes,
at a very low cost, with all the
flavor and color Of the fruit re-
tained.
The new Certo process is very
simple: Crush well in single layers
about two quarts OF ripe berries,
using wooden masher and discard
ing all green parts. Measure 4
cups crushed berries and IN level.
ed cups Sh lbs) sugar into good
sized preserving kettle. Mix well
stir hard and constantly. Bring to
vigorous boil and boil hard one full
minute, continually stirring. Take
from fire and add u bottle tscant
u cup) Certo, stirring 1t In well
The Washington times., 1922-04-30

Let stand minutes only, by the
clock, stirring occasionally; skim
and pour quickly into sterilized
glasses. Result IL 10 half-pound
glasses of strawberry jam for total
cost Of 81 cents (strawberries at soc
q boz and sugar at &C a lb)
The former guess work and worry
of making jam or jelly Is now past.
The Certo Process Is endorsed by
government authorities and cooking
experts; II insures perfect results
with every batch. II Ia also very
economical. requiring only one min
ute's boiling, and thereby makes
two-thirds more jam or jelly than
the old method. II also makes all
kinds Of jam or jelly, some you
have never tasted before. like pine
apple and rhubarb jelly, or com
binations like strawberry and pine
apple, etc. Many housewives with
no little pride are exhibiting the
new flavors and better quality
of Jams and jellies made with Certo
Certo IL absolutely pure-contains
no eeiatine or preservative. House
The Washington times., 1922-04-30
Art Center Has New
Exhibit of Handicraft

THE ART CENTER, 110S Con-
necticut avenue, announces a
new exhibition Of rare Hindu arts
and crafts. beginning tomorrow to
be open daily through May I, from
10 o'clock in the morning to 10
o'clock at night, with special
musical and literary program for
the evenings, with Hindu plays.
II sufficient interest is shown. the
display may be continued during
the month.
The show. which Is the first OF
its kind in Washington, is arranged
by DIR. Kedar Nath Das Gupta.
and Is under the auspices Of the
Washington Chapter of the Union
OF East and West. Among the
patrons will be Lady Geddes, DIR.
and Madame SEE. DIR. Bedrich
Stepanek, Mrs. Charles s. Bird.
and members of the union, includ.
ing Mrs. Louis d. Brandeis, Mrs.
Edna Bishop Daniel, Mrs. Jennie
Glennan, Mrs. William Hitz, Mrs.
John Mock. Mrs. Howard Nyman,
and Mrs william Wolff Smith.
Indian handicrafts from Benares.
Delhi, Amritsar. Madras, and Kash-
mere will include many objects OF
great value and beauty. shawls, en-
broideries, blouses, table cloths,
curtains of exquisite design,
brass, silver. marble. ivory ware.
lacquer works. wood carvings, an
cient and modern paintings, and
Oriental rugs, especially from Box
hara.
Tho purpose Of the exposition Is
to bring about better mutual ap-
probation Of the arts and ideals
Of the East and the West, in which
effort DR.. Das Gupta has already
made so many friends in Wash
ington. The public is cordially in
vited.
The Washington times., 1922-04-30
College Women's
Club to Give Party

THE College Women's Club will
give a May Day party tomor-
row afternoon at the club house
irom 4 to 8 o'clock, in honor OF
the candidates for office at the
coming election. The retiring Of
ficers Of tho club will act as
hostesses.
Tea will be served in the garden.
weather permitting. and Mrs.
Amos Steele and Mrs. John Earl
Walker will preside at the tea
table. assisted by Miss Edna Jack
son and the members Of the ad-
visory board.
Election of officers will be held
on Saturday, May s, the polls be-
ing open from Q to 3 o'clock FOR
casting Of ballots. The annual
business meeting will take place a.
. o'clock.
The candidates for president are
Mrs. Otto L. Veerhoff and Mrs.
Howard @. Nichols. and those run
ming for the vice presidency are
Miss Carrie NJ. Davis and Mrs.
Eugene Z. Stevens, with Mrs.
James p. Ault and Miss Airline
Dufour out for second vice pres.
ident. Miss Margaret Evans and
Miss Nell Adamsson. for secretary.
Mrs. James @. Cumming and
Mrs. Paul Kaufman are on the
ticket for recording secretary. and
the candidates for the treasurer
pe Mrs. Joseph A. zirkle and
Miss Sarah Beall.
The nominations for the sd-
visory board are as follows: Sec
ton .. Miss Edna sheehy; section
,, Mrs. Martin A. Morrison; sec.
ton s. Mrs. o. c. V. Merrill; sec.
ton 6. Miss Mary w. Pierce; sec.
ton Z, Miss NJ. Alice Matthew'S:
section 10. Mrs. r. W. Ashley: ana
section II Mn Anna q. Jsakins
The Washington times., 1922-04-30

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