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Evening star., 1922-11-29
FOR SALE-LOTS.

BEST BUILDING SITE IN CHEVY CHASE
Park at cost. Address Box 1s1-B. Star office.
BARGAIN-BBAUTTFUL LOT. 14th ST: NV.
between kennedy and IonTfeliow SITS. 44.l2o;
only lot in neighborhood for less than 81 per
SO. IT. Write or call ]. N: MAUPlN. Jr.'
s19 18th at. NV. Phone Main 713.
squares from Circle. Two adjoining lots. 30 feet
wide by $50 feet deep; all improvements
UNION REALTY CORPORATION:
REALTORs.
8 SPLENDID BUILDING SITES. CHEVY
Chase: desirable SECTION; reasonable; owner.
Address Box 67-B. Star office.
Of very desirable building lots in all sections
Of Brookland. ranging In price. $l.2O0 to
McLAcHLEN BANKING coRP'N.
Real Estate DE Dept 1sd 10th and g.
BARGAINS IN IOTs-CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
s 600 each lott adjoining slb .Dlend,dd io
''f@e MeI2cHLES LA HI s@p!sSia SASKiSa coRp,S.
Real Estate M.in Dept: 4aI. 10th and G.
DESIRABLE LOT IN DETACHED HOME
section near 18th: high; southern exposure;
s. 900. Address BOX 100 r. Star Office -
Sc CORNER OF 18th AND KEARNEY sTs.
sewer. water in and paid for on improved
street: gas and electric lights; big bargain for
only $500 cash. FRANK NJ. COWARD. 10th
and Newton sts.. Mt Rainier. Nd. Phone
Hyatts. 195-W. List your lots with me.
EXCELLENT CORNER LOT-IN IMPROVED
section Of Brightwood. 5Ox15O. Price. 81 800.
Suitable for two detached houses.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
141O CO. ST. NV. MAIN S413.
REALTORS
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. OVERLOOKING
18th st. and Rock Creek Park. OWNER Co
lumbia 42lS. after pm.
A FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES COVERED
with tre-s. overlooking Rock Greek Park. Just
west Of 18th st. at Webster. Ph. OWNER.
Adams 930 Main 5974.
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE BUILDING SITES
Lowest prices and easy terms: special induce
ments to builders and homeseekers. e. H.
RUSSELL. $40 Colorado building. Phone Main
1885. Evening. Cleveland 1862 W. de2s
A 5o-FOOT LOT JUST EAST
of 10th st. at reservoir; fine To-
cation: owner leaving city, will
sacrifice at ST per foot.
WALTER A. BROWN.
I4oo H St. NV. Main 1853.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
ROOMING HOUSE,
NEAR CAPITOL

- Beautiful home near Capitol and Senate and
House ONCE buildings. now being sold By
estate at 81. 900 under current values splen
dldiy adapted TO physician's home and Office
or high-class rooming house
IL rooms. baths. floors and basement :
a.r aos,ra,er a heat; gas electricity. hrepisces
4-car garage, with rooms and bath above.
cellent condition: Price. $4,000: s. 600 cash
Write at once for full particulars. Address
Box 240-v. Star ofice
Evening star., 1922-11-29

A HOME
FOR NICE PEOPLE
IN CHEVY CHASE.
EIGHT ROOMS.
LARGE LIVING ROOM
SPLENDID FIREPLACE.
RUILT-IN GARAGE.
HOT WATER HEAT
ELECTRIC LIGHT
LOT S0xl32
SEMI-FINISHED ATTIC.
FINE STONE WORK.
HIGH, DRY CELLAR.
GOOD CONDITION.
NEW PAINT.
PRICE. SIS, 500
WORTH s., 500 MORE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
BENTON, TRENHOLM & co
924 18th ST. MAIN 602
Evening star., 1922-11-29

STONE & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York Ave. Phone Main 24a4
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
A beautiful home. located on one Of
the most attractive streets. Is unusu
ally well built and is complete in every
detail; 10 rooms and baths G. hAd
roomsD; hot-water heat. electric lights.
gas. Owner has reduced price to irsur.
quick sale. $l4.500.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
An ideal home, located in finest res
Dental section Of 14th ST: rooms. :
electric lights: hardwood floors. Ia
perfect condition. $4,000.
PETwoRTH.
Completely detached, on good siz-..
lot. This is one of the most attractive
homes in this section. Good exposure.
6 bright rooms. bath. breakfast and
sleeping porches; hardwood floors: no,
throughout; buiit-in garage. s9.e50.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Awell situated home. within walking
distance Of downtown and near $;
Paurs Catholic Church; Q rooms and
die bath: electric lights. gas logs.
art mantel in living room: hardwood
noors. In good condition. 5000.
LEXINGTON.
An unusually good buy In q sem
detached two-family apartment. TIL
well constructed building contains fv-
rooms and bath on the first floor. s.N
rooms and bath on the second hooi-
All outside rooms; . rear porche>
separate hot-water heating plants
Second noor is now vacant.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
lover Thirty Years of Real Service.
184c New York Ave. Phone Main 2424.
Member Washington Real Estate Board
Evening star., 1922-11-29

EXCELLENT HOME AND
M0SEYMAkER on 18th ST. NV.
Most attractive modern corner residence,
facing 18th st. Three-story English basement
brick: 16 rooms. 8 baths; hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights: garage. Building now handsomely
furnished and arranged in Eve suites; well
rented: present income. 5000 yearly. Price.
$50, ,0O0. including furniture
A. {. HOCGHTUS & CO., 1916 II ST. NV.
We have the BEST in every section
FOR SALE-NEW HOUSE. 4O43 BENNING
road: cellar; furnace. electricity: garage.
Kresge bldg 9os
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CHEVY CHASE.
Continued.

located IN that attractive old section of
Chevy Chase just north of Circle and west of
Connecticut ave.
Charming home Of 10 rooms. baths;
beautifully finished; hot-water heat, electric
lights: fireplace: porches; large cellar: laun-
dry: builtin garage: large lot with hne old
shade trees: sell at sacrifice. Owner leaving
city. Possession at once
A. o. HoUGHTOS CO., 1915 h st. NV
We have the BEST in every section
Evening star., 1922-11-29
WANTED TO RENT.
FOR RENT-FLOOR SPACE.

NEW YORK AVE, near I5th-ROOM ABOUT
aOxsO; second floor: heat and light fur
hished: $1eO.
u st near 14th-Second floor. private en-
trance, 3IW square feet: heat and light fur
nished toilet facilities; S17J.
Pa ave- near 9th, . floors. 25xi0: freight
elevator; $50
WALTER A. BROWN,
13OD II Street NV
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

UNFCRNISHED-C
WE HAVE FEW DESIRABLE HOUSES.
apartments and stores for rent.
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. Inc,
913 18th st. NV Main GIT.
i!0s EYE ST. N.W-LARGE PARLORs.
dining room and kitchen. suitable for enter
tanning. fraternity house or club: 10 bed
rooms; baths: every modern improvement.
TOTTEN. 100 9th NV. Main 7625.
MOST DESIRABLE GROOM COTTAGE;
nIim;i; Isal; cce nice lot; and northwest location.
Evening star., 1922-11-29

FOR sALE-IOO ST. s.E.
Near House building. large three
story dwelling. suitable for apartment.
Frank Z. HOPKINS. 404 Kresge Bldg. so
OWNER WILL GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSES
sion Of beautiful modern 3-room brick house
near 18th and Park road: only $500 cash
balance easy to responsible party. Addres,
Box 1873, star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY
EnR 0ATE

MISSOURI AVE. JUST SOUTH OF 4,s AND
IA ave.-3-stOry brick: lot 22x127: suitable
Tor business. warehouse, garage: bargain at
$8,dOO. Terms. l.. f. F. PRINCE, 141O II
st. NV
FOR SALE-New stores: Georgia ave. and
Kennedy St; wideawake business section. See
ClSSEL. TALBOT & CO.. Main 1892
HAVE FOR SALE LARGE CORNER RESI-
denee on East Capitol; easily converted into
business property; sale outright or trade on
NV business property Address Box 217-B
Star office.
IMMEDIATE POssEssION-14th ST NEAR
RANDOLPH: GA. AVE. NEAR KENNEDY:
NEW STORES: GOOD FOR ANY BUSINESS;
nEASoNARLY PRICED: EASY TERMS.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co, 9l4 NEW
YORK AVE. FRANKLIN 891s
COR 10th and 8. c. AVE. s.E.-Most any
kind of business. Owner. r. W. HOLMES.
sl9 10th st. NV. Main 1917.
BEST RUY ON ST. NEAR DUPONT CIR
cle-Sew store and apartments: 81. 600 pay
menf Rents $500 month: price, $19OOO.
Gl.OtER& FLATHER. Excl. Agts.. 737 18th st.
OWNER LEAVING CITY, Will. SACRIFICE
well located. well paying modern and well a
nanced business property. Address Box 18O-V.
Star Office.
80 9TH ST. N.W.-3-STORY BRICK BUILD
ing. containing 7 rooms. store. bath: electric
ity. hot f-water heat: immediate possession Of
store: central location This property must be
sold. Can be bought at bargain price
APPLY NJ. SHAPIRO.
GOO LA AVE NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-29

$5,8oo-$2oo Cash-$7o Per Mo.
Six rooms and bath, near Lincoln Park;
possession. Ths monthly payment includes al
Evening star., 1922-11-29
WANTED-APARTMENTs

FURNISHED. ONE-ROOM. KITCHENETTE
and bath apt; central NV. location. Address
Box 2S2-B. Star office u
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT WANT
ed; not over SEQ; walking distance 18th and
II. NV. Address Box 228-B, Star ONCE. 29e
WANTED TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and bath. furnished. ir apartment house,
northwest, from December until April. Ad-
dress Box 1854. Star Once. g.
SMALL UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, NOT
over $50 Notify NJ. L. K, 2nd floor. 1874
New York ave. NV. S0s
FURNISHED BEDROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath or one small housekeeping with running
water. Address BOX 28S-B, Star office.
WANTED-FURNIsHED, ROOMS, KITCH-
en-. bath: elec.: couple with year-old infant
Address Box 244-B. Star office.
YOUNG COUPLE WITH ELDERLY FATHER
wish small furnished housekeeping apartment
with two sleeping rooms any part of the city.
Address BOX 315-B. Star office. l.
WE ARE PLACING DESIRABLE TENANTS
IN no,hes esr,nle ,, 90, every day
& fee. II rented; Big waiting list; APART.
tional Rank bldg. Main 2133.
Evening star., 1922-11-29

NEW 5-ROOM AND TILE BATH; HOT
water heat. With automatic oil burner: built
In refrigerator. folding table and many other
features. Act quick. $3.50 cash. $50 month
Price, $6,2 ,20G. No agents need apply. Best buy
in town. Address BOX 157-v, Star ONCE. 30s
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE on L ST
near 14th st.-16 rooms. baths, steam heat
electric light: large lot to wide alley. An in
vestment proposition of real merit
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1410 G st. NV. Main s4l3.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
FOR RENT-HOUsES.
EIBNISHED


MODERN GROOM HOUSE, SPLENDIDLY
located. Best references required Edw. +.
Schwartz. Inc. 1874 18th NV.
X ST. NEAR ond NE-7 ROOMS AND
bath: modern: newly decorated: comfortably
furnished; $95 per mo.
Park road near 19th-Semi detached. 8
rooms. baths. modern. comfortably furnish
ed. newly decorated. $50.
WAITER A BROWN. 400 Fl STREET NV.
GOOD NORTHWEST SECTIONS ROOMS
and hath. hOt-water heat, electric lights. open
fireplace: nicely furnished. reasonable to right
party. Apply DISTRICT REALTY CO., INC.
Main 3JsS.
NEW DETACHED HOME. = ROOMS AND
bath: hot water heat. elec. lights: hardwood
floors: large lot: 18th st. Heights: very rea-
sonablr. Apply 735 18th St NV.
ATTRACTIVE 6RO0M HOUSE WITH GA
rage. half block from ear line. 1Ith st.
Heights: $50 per month JOHN II. WRIGHT.
a21 18th ST Main 33g7.
On BILTMORE STREET-9 ROOMS. .
baths: well furnished: all modern improve
ments: winters coal Telephone Adams 5s4.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
FOR RENT-WAREH0UsEs.

WAREHOUSE. BRICK. FOR SALE on
rent; p 900 feet noor space; electric elevator.
lolo Eckington place ne. opposite B. 4 o.
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DISTINCTIVE HOMES.

DISTINCTIVE HOMES.
Close to 18th st. bus line and 14th st. cars:
8. rooms. . baths; large cement porch; hard
wood floors; expensive fixtures and trimmings
found only in much higher priced homes;
spacogs living ro0% genuine d,ne. open fireplace
doors: breakfast porch; spotless kitchen: built
in refrigerator. white enamel range. combina,
tion cabinet, one-piece sink; bedrooms. 2
complete baths with built-in fixtures; bright
cellar: laundry tubs: instantaneous heater;
lots 140 feet. Price. $13, 80. Reasonable
terms.
These homes have appealed to the most
exacting and thrifty buyers-they will appeal
to you. Exhibit house, Narnum st. at 18th,
open and lighted until pm.
INSPECT AT ONCE. ONLY LEFT.
THE Joseph SHAPIRO co.
Owners aud Builders
Ola Nax York Ave franklin aala
Evening star., 1922-11-29

1870 TAYLOR-BEAUTIFUL NEW TAPES
try brick, rooms, 4 bedrooms. sleeping
porch; % IT. wide: deep lot; early pos
Evening star., 1922-11-29

UNoUEsTIONABLY THE BEST VALUE
ON THE NEW HOME MARKET NV.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Excellent NV. section, convenient to the
18th st cars. Two-story and attic. brand-new
tapestry brick; hot-water heat, electric lights.
hardwood floors, mahogany and white trim.
front and double rear porches; automatic hot
water heater; built-in garage; large rear yard
to alley. A cosy. well equipped and well built
Only $3.50; $500 cash, see.5o per month.
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor.
912 10th St. NV. Main 6S71.
REST NEW, EIGHT-ROOM, Two-BATH,
detached house in the city for the price; rea-
eonable terms; exclusive section. Phone Col.
bOo8-J. evenings: 30
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND TRUXTON
circle-A Groom and 2-bath house. with lea!
garage, electric light, steam heat. Arranged
for families. Newly papered. aud in good
repair. Price. 1920 .-
UNION HNALTY C0RD0HAT10Ms
1910 q st. NV. Main 041S
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NEAR 18th ST. CAR LINE.

Twostory tapestry brick house, contain. IN;
six large, we'll arranged rooms and baih
Hardwood floors, electric lights. hot-~ate
heat. Large front rear and sleeping porrhe.
Built-in heated and lighted garage on,
smRll cash payment. Balance, sGg 80 r.,
month including all interest
Evening star., 1922-11-29

! NORTHEAST
$500; 81, 900 cash. $75 per month.
New; almost completed: rooms and tiled
| hath: deep lot; hot-water heat, electricity; g.
| foot double back porch; one square from car
THOS. q. FARRELL.
S37 Woodward Bldg. Main 766.
Evening star., 1922-11-29

Call for our list of desirable
homes, located in all sections OF
the city. We have many for sale
at reduced prices and on agree
able terms. We also have large
| list of new homes for sale.
Evening star., 1922-11-29

Hollow-Tile Home-Slate. Roof.
A home Of the better class: 6 large rooms
and reception hall; tile bath: h.-w.h.. electric
lights; laundry trays: servants toilet; large
porches front and back: large lot tn alley
This property is in practically new condition
and immediate possession can be had. II yon
are looking for a home Of real value Il VII I've
to YOUR interest to inspect. Price. 50. 200
:" NMcLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and c.
Main 422 Evenings North 213
Evening star., 1922-11-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WANTED-MONEY.

VIII PAY 5qs BONUS FOR S-YEAR FIRST
trnst loan in East Falls Church. Va. Main
Evening star., 1922-11-29

1925 8 ST. N.w-owSER DESIRING TO
leave the city will sell at bargain for .
quick deal, il bought direct. Any evening
after Z nm except Sunday On the premises.
Cali Main 636O, am. to 4:3O pm. i
Evening star., 1922-11-29

Mr.. 10th and Biltmore Sts. NV
Handsome three STORY and cellar brick: hot
water heat electric light. Ten rooms. two
ba this: good lot to an alley. Room for q
double garage Entire house in 6rstclass con
ditiop. One Of the best home bargains offered
for sale. PRICE, $4,000. Possession.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
aIA Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.

We have severaf stores in the eastsrn see
tion suitable for retail trade. Long lease to
...srable tenant
Evening star., 1922-11-29
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

NEAR IINCOLN PARK.
Three small brick dwellings, located on VII
avenue. Annual income. S55S. Price. IS, 90
A. C. H0UGHTON & CO.. 1915 H st. NV
1--WE ha REST n everx aecfian >,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-06-08
American Legion 100 Per Cent Right.

The Register last week, referring to
the demonstration in Charles Town
that followed the acquittal of William
Blizzard, tried for treason in our Cir
cult Court, said that there was a
considerable reaction upon the part Of
conservative persons who failed to
relish such proceedings. Our obser-
vation is borne out by a statement is
sued by the Jackson Perks Post of the
American Legion, signed by Fl. L. Sc
christ, commander, and published in
the Advocate OF Friday last. II is as
follows:
"We wish to state in regard to the
demonstration on Saturday night, fol-
lowing the jury's verdict in the trea-
son trial of William Blizzard, that the
report to the effect that the American
Legion took part in this parade is a
malicious lie with no foundation of
truth. We regret exceedingly that an
ex-soldier in uniform seemed to be
leading the parade with drum which
belonged to the American Legion, and
in this connection want to say that the
American Legion was requested to lend
their drums and positively refused to
do so, and when refused the loan of
them some one took it upon himself
to break into the Legion house and
steal them. The action taken by
this ex-service man not only did not
| have the sanction of the Legion. but
on the other hand has their most hear
ty disapproval and btterest criticism,
as the American Legion at all times
stands for law and order and one hum
dred per cent Americanism."
The statement also has this to say
about the programme on Confederate
memorial day:
"Due to the fact that the impression
has been created among a good many
OF the citizens of Charles Town that
the memorial services held on Saturday.
Nav 9th, we're held under the super
vision Of the American Legion, the
Jackson-Perks Post OF the American
Legion feels it their duty to announce
to the public that they had nothing
whatever to do with the arrangements
and were merely asked by the Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy to take part
in the parade As for the speaker OF
the day, Mr.. Sam Montgomery, we
wish to announce that we knew nothing
about who the speaker would be until
we reached the opera house, and there
fore had nothing to do with this Sc.
| lection and wish to clear ourselves OF
all responsibility Of the choice"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-06-08
Electric Light Rates Reduced.

The Shepherdstown Light and Water
Company has put into effect a reduced
schedule of light and power rates, ef-
fective June 1st. The reduction amounts
to about II per cent. The rate re-
mains at II cents per kilowatt hour
for first 100 watts, 10 cents for sec,
ond hundred. and 9 cents for third
hundred, as at present; but the sur.
charge OF 33 and one-third per cent
is removed, while the allowance OF ~
usYgl 81 lusu6Bd ldmoId IoI lu5o I9d
off, with penalty Of per cent added
il payment is not paid within ten days.
The power rates are proportionally
reduced. There is no change in tho
water rates.
This reduction OF II per cent will be
appreciated by the people Of the com
munity. II is in line with the promise
Of the company, which stated some
months ago that il would lower It's
schedule IL il could get reduction
from the Northern Virginia Power
Company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-06-08
Summer Storm Last Sunday.

Last Sunday evening between five
and eight o'clock this section was vis-
tied by severe thunder storm and
the heaviest rain Of the year so far.
Clouds had been gathering slowly all
afternoon, and when the storm finally
broke the rain fell in torrents. Show
ers followed all through the night
from time to time, giving the earth a
thorough soaking, which was needed
by the growing crops. The storm
was general through this section. In
the neighborhood OF Keedysville and
Boonsboro the rainfall was especially
heavy, and streams got out OF bank,
doing a good deal Of damage. Fields
were washed and crops materially in
iured. On the State road at Dahlgren
the side OF hill slid over the road,
holding up automobiles for consd-
erable time. II was bad evening for
travel, and many cars were held up ov
overflswed roads and bridges washed
out. The Antietam creek quickly over
flowed its banks and spread over the
lowlands. Ii is said that 100000 dam
age was caused in the neighborhood Of
BoOnsboro and Keedysvlle. The
Opequon creek got so high that travel
by the way OF the stone bridge was
blocked, the road on the west side
being several feet under water. The
Potomac river swelled considerably, but
did not get out OF bank.
During the height Of the storm
lightning struck II. G. MarshalPs barn
on his farm south of Shepherdstown.
The bolt struck in the caves, follow
ed the metal roof to the silo and ran
down to the ground. A calf that had
taken shelter in the nook between the
silo and the barn was instantly killed.
Fortunately the barn was not set afre,
and the damage will not amount to
more than twenty dollars. Mr.. Marshall
says that the storm at his place was
| one Of the severest he has ever ex-
perienced.
The storm was disastrous in the
Winchester neighborhood. Two barns
were struck by lightning and destroyed
-sne owned by Mrs. James Whetzei
and the other by Ford Luttrell. Two
horses owned by Rev. David Messick
were killed by lightning. Corn fields
were flooded and wheat was beaten
down BY the heavy rain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-06-08
George Wilbur Heare
Amy Elizabeth Heiskell
Floe Agnes Helmick

George Wilbur Heare
Amy Elizabeth Heiskell
tloe Agnes Helmick
Thomas Frederick Henderson, Jr.
Walter Edward Herr
Viola Warren Hively
MARY Elizabeth Hollida
Viola Hoyt
Ina Valeria ldleman
Roy Brown Jenkins
Emma Edna Johnson
Marie Anna Kain
Bessie Me Kidwell
Sara Irene Lentz
Vivian Stuart Mcdonald
Alice Belle Maddox
Lydia Gladys May
William |. Rice
Ruth Rebecca Ridgeway
Mary johnson Scanlon
Bessie Schilansky
Lila Schilansky
Clarence Frank Shipe
Esther Virginia Tabler
Mary Florence VanMetre
Margaret Christine Walper
Anna Lee Viewer
Catherine Elizabeth Winters
Margaret IoSt
SECONDARY
Lillian Kathryn Buzzerd
Samuel Jackson Donley
Daniel Evans Engle
Jesse Ruthven Engle
Vernon Leonard Frye
Thomas Frederick Henderson, Jr.
William Henry Hiett
Joseph Ebert James
Walter Scott James
Cletus Dilmond Lowe
Yolande Virginia Malone
Lionel Eastman Newcomer
Maria Pauline Randall
Berenice Derr Stanley
William Walper
DIPLOMA IN VOICE
Katherine Watson Hirst
DIPLOMA IN PIANO
Mildred Goldsberry Bowers
Mabel Virginia Rice
CERTIFICATE IN ART
Frances Laone Ireland
Elizabeth Melvin Trump
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-06-08
onePheosoWn Jefferson County, West Virginia Thursday

elor girls were Elizabeth Trump, Dor
othy Donalds, Mary Michel, Alice
Maddox and Louise Kable: and the
college chums we're Winters Folk. Les
ter Link, William Hiett, Walter Herr.
Scott James and Vernon FRYE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-06-08
New Arrival in Roanoke.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Henry
Barnhart at Roanoke, Va, on Monday,
fne son. Congratulations.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-26

MEXICAN Tree WITH HANDS
To the Aztec It Was the Earthly Ex-
precision Of a Dreadful, Al.
mighty Deity.

Few instances Of the singular fact
that nature, possibly for protection. re-
pcats in flowers and plants the shape
or appearance of other objects, are
more astonishing than the tree with
hands. The Aztecs in Mexico were so
much impressed by it that they offered
it most devout worship. TO them the
MacpalxochiQuekitl, as they called 1t
the Hand Flower Tree"-with its
blood red hands, was the earthly en-
preston Of deity, dreadful and al.
,highty. From the center Of each
bloom there springs u columnnr stem
which accurately represents human
arm and wrist, and this breaks into
five stamens, which are Of Il cory hue
end arranged after the manner OF the
human hand, with its fingers and
thumb. The very points Of these
vegetable fingers are curved like finger
tips with overgrown nails.
The MacpalxochiQuekitl has It's
parallel in one of the rarest OF plants
in Japan--the Five-Fingered Orange
This dwarf tree, that Is seldom
more than five feet high, and one OF
the most crooked. grows its fruit In
the exact shape Of the human hand
fingers, thumb and all. It is u partly
opened hand, and the hard pointed
nails Of the lean, yellow frult.hand
are the closest imitation to the nails
OF an QristOcrutic Chinaman.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-26
TODAY'S BLUNDER
CORRECTED

Many people with, good eyes are
wearing glasses because Of the blum
der shown today. The best pair of
eyes in the world can be strained
and they will be strained if the SIM
pie rules concerning the reflection
and the refraction Of light are not
regaded. The gil in the picture is
in SUCH position that an uncomfort-
able and dangerous glare is thrown
from the white page Of the book
directly into her eyes. She should be
setting with her back to the light and
with the light coming over her
shoulder onto her book.