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FOR sALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Near Park rd.; a good section; brick.
se9i-detached; two. stories. basement
ana attic; front and double resr
porches; seven rooms and bath and
sleeping porch: has hot water heat.
electric lights. hard wood floors; garage
space. Price. $lO.JOO. 1856
SAUL'S ADDITION.
In section Of rising values. a com
pletely detached home on lot 40115s;
pretty lawn and a beautiful home;
nine rooms tsix bedrooms), two
baths: sleeping porch; large front
pofch; screens and awnings throughout:
hardwood floors and trim: choice elec-
trio fixtures: hot-water heat: two-car
garage; all"y in rear. $l8.75O. 1854
NORTHEAST.
Best section OF northeast: brick
home. semi-detached; six rooms and
bath; good heating plant; two-car
garage. P:!ce. 5000. 1914
PETWORTH.
sem.detached home. located on cor
ner lot: comprises reception hall. living
and dining rooms. kitchen, pantry with
cabinet; second floor. four bedrooms and
bath: sleeping porch; large closets:
built-tn garage; cement front and rear
porch: a.m.i.; wash trays In basement.
1880. 1904
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Eight room and bath home, semi
detached: sleeping porch; electric
lights etc: twO-car garage renting for
$3.50. Price, SO. 800. on terms. 1894
PARK VIEW.
This home can be bought on basis Of
q n Siy nd IN
rear porch: large pantry: h0t-water
heat. gas; cellar. Price, 81 900 1884
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1415 Eye St. Main 4752.
MEMBERS OF THE
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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FOR sALE-H0USES.

CHEVY CHASE, Md EAST IRVING ST.
-petached, 10 rooms, z baths: all modern i'm
provements: ideal home with 2 sleeping porches
and large verandas. From owner. price, $16.-
OO0. 81. K. HICKEY. 6n Woodward bldg.
Main 7439. 19s
81. T. LAW, 1919 ST. Sc, has FOR SALE
some very desirable homes which he can sell
from &4.250 to 5000. Zee him at once before
they are all sold.
PhonD lancoln 5726-W. 90
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FOR sALE-H0UsES.
Inn f3nnAA
10TH ST. NV.

10TH ST. NV.
Between R and S.
This beautiful brick home. in Washington's 3
nnest downtown section. has been placed 70
lights si%' bsnn,ful saa H'fhs
s,hs, modern Nice yard and
NV We cannot do this property Justice in an .d
We want you to inspect It, Owner is leaving
city and your terms will be acceptable.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$4,000.
Near Conn. ave.; detached: 6 large rooms
and bath; h.-w.h.. electric lights hardwood
floors; open fireplace; concrete porch across
entire house; new awnings and screens
throughout. Yard 6oxllo to paved alley
MT. PLEASANT-$16,5oo.
Belmont st. near 10th st. Nine rooms and
two ba this; strictly modern throughout; h. VIII,
burg heater; awnings and screens. New
garage gs;, ifoGt ssni. yard to ~; wide ,e. alley
PETWORTH-$e,5oo.
Rock Creek Church rd, overlooking Soldiers
Home Park one block from car line: large
rooms. tiled BATH inclosed sleeping porch; all
garage on wide paved alley. Terms, 81 900
cash. real bargain; act quick.
PETWORTH-$,3 $50.
On varnum. one-half block from Soldiers
Home: . rooms and bath large sleeping porch
strictly modern throughout, including hard
wood floors upstairs and down. House In fine
condition. Large yard and paved alley.
STROHECKER & METZLER
Sole Agents.
Main 1886. 2B Continental Trust.
l4th and II.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-HousEs.
Continued
SOMERSET.
WOODLEY PARK.
Continued.

WOODLEY PARK SOMERSET.
STREET. An attract suburbs hom a
omeo Of
s s s. ss sssn. s s7ss ss., @ @ o.. e ,s. :' :
r % % sH. Sa s. S sss .. ss - s
acioed Steering porch Feature s
= e. $: ;::$:;$ @ :;#s mediate - sale u m
CLEVELAND PARK srn, home ImAnr, m Chew Mp es CHI,
the the sssa Wsss @ @ S % % as
En- ess e. ri sss' e: % s room | s
1ns s Modern : % and a m sssss' s sA
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Business Property.
3ofoot frontage in section which being rapidly improved
w. & A. N. MILLER,
unon1 ~
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Ave. Phone Main a424.
18th ST NEAR CLIFTON TERRACE.
PRICE, SI3,5oo
Modern house. splendid location containing 10 rooms tile
BATH hotwaer heat electric Lights brick 20 feet wide
In excellent condition
DOWNTOWN
PRICE, $1,000
large house. well adapted for rooning board
ing rooms bath Satisfactory be arranged Will
bring big returns.
PETWORTH.
PRICE, Soo5o.
Bargain and attractive detached dwelling OF
and attic colonial type Six large oons bath breakfast
sleeping porch hardwood foor heat electric
lights open replaces Butin garage Faces three
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
PRICE, $1,000.
This excellent home has six and BATH electric lights
heat large front porch; newly papered and ed
plenty of space for garage Terms.
STONE & FAIRFAX
'Over Thirty Years of Real Service
1912 New York Ave. . Phone Main 2424.
Member Washington Real Estate Board
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$500.


S St. Near North Capitol.
Two story and cellar brick; four bedrooms
on second floor; two-story back porches: deep
lot to alley. owner-occupant.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS & co.
1893 81. NV. Main 1915
ON NEW YORK AVE. BETWEEN FIRST
and North Capitol. coy little home. six
rooms and bath. furnace heat: house in excel
rent for $50 per month: price. s.. 800: terms
ON GEORGIA AVE. between Harvard and
Columbia road. rooms and bath brick; can
be converted into store with very little ex-
pense: at the price this is excellent buy:
price. 81 600: terms.
Il ST. +. between 10Th and 18th 4 rooms
and bath brick; for garage: 5000;
terms.
CLOSE TO 18th AND POTOMAC AVE. Sc,
brick houses. renting for s2,o5s per annum:
price. $l550O: terms.
CLOSE TO LINCOLN PARK. 4 stores with
as two of these stores without lease and
the present rent is less than $26 per month
the same can be raised so as to make invest
ment very profitable; price. $40. 600: terms
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD INVESTMENT.
4 > story brick apartment close to 18th and
Park road. Is partmpnts Of g. 4, ; rooms and
bath: gross rental, ss.43S per year: present
rent very low: operating expense small: price
$6'. 900: terms.
\ REAL BARGAIN Located on Georgia
in one OF Washingt"n's fastest growing sec
tions: store with rooms and bath hot water
heat. garage: this property will rent for $3.50
per month price, $15.1OO: terms.
CHEVY CHASE. D.C.--One block from the
Holy Cross Academy. large rooms and bath
location; price. $l4.75o 5000 cash: balance
to suit
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR
FOH SNLE-OOHuHu

RIVERDALE. MD.
New sroom bungalow: bath. 81 gas; so,IeS eIeS'
Price, $500; easy terms.
wM. G. RICHARDSON. ,
22s Colorado Bldg. Main 1881.
BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS. ATTIC: BATH, Gel
lar. garage. 1-acre lot, fruit trees; al pea
brook. Md. B. RATHMASN.
NEARBY, IN VIRGINIA.
For q few days only we are able to one1
the following completely modern homes an al.
lime: ~ ~
-Four -Four rooms. $3.50. a.; 4 so1y ,.iss home 1ou
Five Five rooms, rooms 5000 900 a . good d'eb buy. ~
Seven rooms 50 $50; h0!iow-tie walls.
All the above may he purchased for small
cash payment and the balance like rent. with
On Sunday drive or take electric car 10
North Rosemont where our our agents ,asr %Il' dav 'r
F: {. G00DNoW COMPANY; .o-
72s 18th st. NV. Main 3o1:
MT IDA-NEW; RUILT BY OWNER: FIVE
rooms and bath: large lot; NIL modern eonven.
must sell this week. Address Box 349-1. star
Office. ~.
WE HAO: JUST HAD
listed one of the most attractive
and artistic small homes on the
market. The property is located
in one Of the best northwest
suburbs, Just short distance
bevond the District line. in
Maryland. The house has recep-
tion hall, living room, dining
room and large kitchen on first
floor; two large bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Concrete
cellar under entire house; one
pipe furnace, electric lights:
front porch. Beautiful lot.
7ox15o feet, with several oak
shade trees. Price only $500;
very reasonable terms an d
prompt possession.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-I5-lo Bond Bldg.
18th and New York Ave.
Main tfo
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.

PRACTICALLY NEW TAPESTRY BRICK
corner house Of seven large rooms. tiled bath,
hMh electricity front ana rear at
possession Apply on premises. 1880 4th st.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.-FINE LocA-
easy terms: no agents: must sell at once. Ad-
dress Rox az. Star Office.
FOR SALE BY OWNERSHIP ROOMS AND
bath. attic. front and rear po""hes. fully
home. ! am willing to sacrifice this practically
new property in Petworth. Now rented at $50
to rssns ssms # 81
bldg. Main 1853 "a
SIN ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE on
COLUMBIA ROAD-$6.5OO.
Attractive Groom and bath. with hot-water
heat. electricity. porches. ami. gnrnge: on
good lot. This bargain will be snapped up
quickly.
s,s i5hAx Nh \, E; NV WALKER & CO a.'n Ine; sso
TO VERY HlGH-CLASS COLORED-l2 RMS,
baths. open freplaces. sleeping porch. h.w.h..
cleo: 2-car garage. Buy directly from owner,
save commission. Apply on premises any day,
except Sunday after pm. 1926 $ st. ,s: s:w.
BY OWNER--IF YOU WANT A GOOD BUY
in new. modern bungalow see me at once;
hest M,s gas sass s1d electric lights D.
COLORED = EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
to purchase a complete home of six rooms and
bath. cellar. front and back yards. hardwood
finish. hot-water heat: coy home. wonder
fully built; il sold at once will sell cheap.
Terms il Desired.
We will he glad to show you this house.
as 1t is much better than claim it to be.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO..
926 10Th st. NV. cor of h.
CoLORED-SAvE $500: 4 FINE BAYWIN-
dow house. large rooms. tiled BATH cement
porch; large lot to paved alley. room for
garage; fine heating plant: near all cars and
bus excellent condition. Address Box 2io.z.
star office ~.
DIRECT FROM OwNER-lo ROOMS. BATH.
extra toilet; electric light: garage two cars:
brick honse; lot 2Ox100: good condition; now
rented $50 month. 10 Que nv.
BARGAiN SOUTHEAST.
Desirable six-room. bath. brick house. in
High School; suitable home or may be
converted for business purposes; excellent
condition: large lawn: paved street and alley:
located corner 18th and South Carolina ave
Priced low; terms very easy.
HARRY A. KITE.
1alt X St NV Phone Main 1916.
ELEGANT HOME on WIDE AVENUE NEAR
P.nra ave. Sc. & good rooms; beautifully and
conveniently located: hardwood finish: eectri-
caly lighted: wide rnrches: splendid cellar:
immsd. ross. house row vacant and open TOT
inspection. Prre, IS 800: small cash pay. bal.
like rent II. r LAW. 1919 st Sc. 2O'
OWNER COMPELLED TO SELL A NEW 6
ROOM modern home on corner lot 1880. in
Chevy Chase. two blocks from Conn. ave. car
line. Price Sln .NW ADAMS ~
ROOMING HOUSE. DOWNTOWN NEAR q
St first commercial; IA rooms. baths: cleo
tricity steam heat: side and rear alley; rea-
sonable terms. Owner anxious to sell. Submit
offer.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1910 G. St NV Main S4l3
REALTOR.
L. ROOMS. . BATHS: H.-W.H., GAS: RENTS
for $50: room for 6 garages. $4,000 II sold
direct. Address BoN 273-Z. star office. :0s
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
L-Eu. vlnn-fS nEE rnSN AVE

Price. Sl6750.
A beautiful. modern stone and brick resi-
denre which has all the latest improvements.
The building constructed lust prior TO the
war and has materials and other features i'm
possible to get in the new homes II contains
bright. extra large rooms and tile baths.
servants room and bath in addition. hne
garage and q nice lot. Owner will give pos
session at once.
Evening star., 1922-11-18
FOR SALE--HOUSES.
FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY

FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY
Near r. l. ave. and 18th.
Pine residence of
Il rooms baths. h-wh.. el.c.
House in Good Condition.
Room for garage.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
zoZ 18th St. NV
FOR SALE
Woodley Park Property.
Semi-Detached.
Near Million-Dollar Bridge
VERY HANDSOME HOUSE.
II rooms, 3 baths.
H.-w.h., electricity and gas.
Instantaneous water-heater.
Beautiful floors.
House in fine condition.
Fully screened and awnings.
Garage i''Its ls:fast 1ss alley.
Possession.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
CONN. AVE. PROPERTY.
Section rapidly changing
to
Business Houses.
For details
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
TT 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN SECTION.
Owner leaving the city. Big reduction in price.
Brick House, Rooms,
hardwood trim and floors. tiled bath. elec..
gas logs and art mantels in living and dining
rooms; house in irst-clsss condition.
Fine heating plant.
Near street cars.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell, Rheem g. Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Chevy Chase. D. c., Property.
Near Conn. Ave. and keokuk St.
Sem-Detached.
Strictly Modern.
rooms: bath: h. W.; electricity.
Breakfast and sleeping pUrches.
Fine lpca ion
Immediate possession.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN.
WITHIN EASY WALKING DISTANCE OF
ALL DOWNTOWN POINTS.
PRICE. $4,000
good three-story brick. with an apartment
Of 4 rooms and bath each of the three
floors. 1t has excellent lot w'rh large
brick garage. Monthly rental, $l47.50. Easy
terms
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$4,000.
ON 9th ST. Sc.

ON 9th ST. Sc.
Between "E" and &C. sts., . stories. brick.
in excellent condition. containing large
rooms and tiled bath. hotwater heat; very de-
sirable lot to a soft. alley, . garages for
cars each and room for more. The garages
will pay q good income the investment
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NEAR 9th AND NJ SITS. NV.

A good three-stoIy brick residence with 9
large rooms and bath. in very good condition.
1t has a good lot and a side alley. Terms and
immediate possession.
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ON THE HEIGHTS.

NEAR l4th AND MONROE SITS.
A firstclass residence Of tapestry brics.
with large bright rooms and tiled baths.
ample room for Lear garage, and in perfect
cond ton
This is thoroughly modern house and
worth the price. Owner will give immediate
possession when sold.
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NORTHEAST SECTION.
FINE HOME OR INVESTMENT FOR
ONLY $500.
This house has rooms and bath good IOi
and in very good condition. 1t now rents 10,
$40 per month.
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Mr.. nth & MASS. AVE. NV.

A good home in a very convenient location.
1t has 10 rooms and = baths hst-water heat
and a very fine lot. This is most attractive
Tor such low price.
Evening star., 1922-11-18

PRACTICALLY NEW TAPESTRY BRICK
h.w.h, electricity front and rear porches,
huiltn garage. opening on street; lot 401l2a {;
possession. Apply on premises. 1880 4th St
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$4,000.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co

738 18th St. NV. Main
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An attractive suburban home in q location
that 10 growing by leaps and bounds. 0
rooms; complete bath; Pear garage; large
corner lot. 75x150 feet: npe shade trees; beau.
tiful shrubs: vegetable garden; sewer; water;
all conveniences. Priced at Sl05OO for i'm.
mediate sale.
Evening star., 1922-11-18

NEAR 10Th AND r SIS.
Wonderful value in high-cla>s home in this
splendid locality II has L. large. bright
and baths hotwat+r heat. electric
light and many very attractive features. This
property has also " maids rooms and bath
the basement floor.
PRICE s. go
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West of 14th ST.: semi deta ched brick: cor
ner Of an alley: convenient to market. stores
and theaters; = stories; contains rooms -
bedroomsl and bath and extra toilet: gas and
electricity; cellar under entire house: steam
heat; 2-car garage. This property was only
recently built; IL now occupied by owner. 1n-
spection by appointment and possession.
SI.3,5OO.
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.VELAND PARK.

In the center OF the queen Of Washington
suburbS-commanding a wonderful view of the
Rock Creek Park and adjoining country. 9
rooms: bedrooms: tile bath; large closets:
Pfttsburgh instantaneous heater. Modern
Improvements. A real bargain at $4,000.
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Between 18th and 18th: an especially de-
sirable house. English basement. stories and
attic containing II rooms and baths. has
gas and electricity and is heated by furnace:
wide lot to a 2Oft alley; garage; can be in
spected by appointment.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

charming home near Chevy Chase Club.
Drawing room on first door; large living room
with fireplace on second door; 3 bedrooms:
fine master bath; maids room and hath
Large front porch with porte cochere: gear
garage. This is an elegant home. richly deco
rated. and a real sacrifice at $16.50O.
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NEW GROOM AND BATH HOUSE: ANIL:
1716 keacney st. ne: attic and large cellar:
3 large porches: lot JO113o. Small cash pay
ment. balance monthly. Phone owner, North
4ao3 49,
QUE ST. NEAR NORTH tAPlTOT-THREE
full stories. basement III rooms. bath: cleo
tr:city and gas: garage for two cars: a nice
home in good condition. Price is attractive.
GARDINER & DENT. Inc, III 14th st. NV.
Main 1854
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PRICE, 1880.
very cozy home in excellent condifi ion
near the lines. 1t has six large rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric light ard
Il very good lot to alley.
The owner has recently redecorsted the in
terror of the house and will sell on very good
terms. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1922-11-18

CENTRAL N.W.-NACANT.
Near the War Risk Bureau: corner of an
alley and to alley: all rooms well lighted:
stories. recently remodeled: in nrst-class
condition, first floor living room dining room
and kitchen: second floor. 3 bedrooms and Iva tn 4
third floor. three bedrooms and bath; all mod
wafer heat: can be seen by appointment: i'm
mediate possession.
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The residence and lawn of Mr..
and Mrs. Julian T Burke in Rose
mont, will be the scene of what
promises to be an enjoyable lawn
party tomorrow evening. II is being
given by the Auxiliary Board of
Alexandria Hospital TO finance the
new and up-to-date laboratory re-
recently installed in the hospital.
From Z TO 10 O'Clock home made
ice cream, cake, and candy will be
served. and beginning at s o'clock
an ercellent musical program will
be rendered by talent from Wash
ington. There viii be other attrac-
tionS for the children, and the pub
lie Is invited to attend.
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Eats Anything
She Wants And
Now Feels Fine
Portsmouth Resident Says
Tanlac Has Fully RestOr-
ed Her From Stomach
Trouble TIL at II a d
Brought Her to Verge of
HOpelessness.

"Tanlac made wonderful change
in my health in just three weeks"
declared Mrs. c. z. Dozier, 1903 Prem
It's Ave. Portsmouth, Va.
II suffered from Indigestion ever
since l was a child and have taken
medicine all my life but gradually
grew worse. | was confirmed dys-
peptic and everything l ate seemed
to bloat me up with gas something
awful. had spells of dizziness and
felt like l was going to faint. My
nerves were unstrung and at night
l was in such misery l could hardly
get any sleep. | was ready to give
up any time.
But since taking Tanlac l eat
whatever please for the first time
since | was a child, Indigestion has
left me, my nerves are steady and |
can do my homework without firing.
| feel it is only my duty to tell others
about Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.
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PARKER-GRAY
SCHOOL CLOSES

The closing exercises at Parker
Gray school last Saturday morning
were pronounced as being very credit
able. A large crowd of parents and
friends of the scholars was present
Beautiful and appropriate songs well
sung by the children interspersed the
distributions Of promotion certificates
Ellen Carter of the Sth grade was ac-
companist. The large number of schO-
lars necessitated dividing the schools
into two sections rendering the fol-
lowing programs respectively:
First Standardization, Rev. s.
p. Ross; song, Our Latch String
Hangs Outside, Sth grade; Distribu-
ton promotion cards, Bird and 4th
grades; Song, Is There Any Better
Country Than The U. S. A.? School;
Distribution Promotion Cards, 9Th and
9th grades; Song, Lift up Every Voice
and Sing, School; Distribution Promo
ton Cards, TIN grade; Seventh Grade
Welcome, Mary Green. l am. an
American, Virginia Kyer; Fred's Els
say, Freddie Howard and Others; Adj
dress to It'll Grade, Rev. f. A. Haynes;
Son, Our Dear Old School, School;
Awarding Prizes; Remarks by the
Superintendent and Mrs. C. w. Wat
ties Of the School Board; Song, Anne
RIGA, My Country, School; Dismissal,
II. T. White, Principal.
First and Second grades, II. T.
White, principal-Song, America;
Welcome, Margaret Haynes; Distri-
button of certificates to schools 9 and
10, Miss Dorsey, teacher; distribution
of certificates to schools Hand II,
Mrs. Young, teacher; Song, Sew Saw
Town; distribution of certificates to
school No. 8, Miss Williams, teacher;
distribution of certificates to school
No. :, Mrs. Madden, teacher; Song.
Vacations Call; Address, Supt. w. H.
Sweeney; Song, In June Time. Bene-
diction by Rev. f. A. Haynes.
One Of the two Mile A. Tancil
prizes given by Mr.. Herbert P. Tan
ell, was awarded to Alice Williams of
the seventh grade for attendance. de-
pertinent, studies and an ambition to
learn. Mabel Porter Of the sixth grade
received the other prize for having
made the highest average per cent in
her grade for the year. The George
Franklin prize, a solid gold ring, was
awarded to MOlEe Brooks, she having
made the highest average per cent in
the final examination of her grade,
(6th) Mary Green, 7th grade, was
given prize by her teacher, for at
tendance, department, and studies.
Special mention was made of Bertha
Skinner, Arnita Washington, Virginia
kyer, and Gladys Thaxton of the 7th
grade for perfect attendance.
Many children and some of the
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baseball grounds and some for any
other sport that they may find.
Just now with the boys it seems
that looking for the best swimming
holes is the favorite pastime and
looking for them amt all; they find
them and use them. Over on the
Sand Island across the Potomac is
one of the chief pleasure resorts
for those fortunate enough to be
able to get their hands on a boat,
but those who can not get a boat
make use of the bicycle or shank s
mare" and pull for Tree Stumps out
near the Seminary in Cameron Run,
another favOrite resort of the young
SterS.
Friends Fairgrounds is literally
Overrun with these excitement seek
ing youngsters and Miss Sullivan,
the teacher, reports that she has
her hands almost full.
The older boys, those who cannot
find jobs, are organizing camping
parties and moving to the wilder
ness and trying to live the life of
Robinson Cruso. This bunch is the
kind that buns q dollar or two off
Dad and beat it into the untracked
wilderness seeking excitement and
rarely ever finding any and return
almost Disguised.
In all, the kids are planning a
glorious summer and as usual when
they plan anything they get it. SO
from now on till the school bell
again sends forth its melancholy
jingle next September, the swim
ming holes and places of amuse-
ment and excitement may expect no
rest whatsoever.
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teachers were the happy recipients of
presents.
Those passing from the Sth grade to
second year high school were Level
lyn Butler, Roster Gaddis, Charles
Lucas, Wallace Strange, Ellen Carter,
Rosena Dixon and Kathleen White.
Those passing from the 7th to the
8th grade were Catherine Bentley,
Kathleen Brent, Effie Butler, Sarah
Davis, Irene Dixon, Viola Evans, Lii
liam Evans, Gladys Ford, Alberta
Cant, Mary Green, Fannie Jackson,
jamie Jones, Virginia Kyer, Ruby
Lane, Nellie Martin, Dorothy Proctor,
Mary Putnam, jamie Ross, Bertha
Skinner, Gladys Thaxton, Arnita
Washington, Alice Williams, Viola
Williams, Julia Wilkinson, Fred How
ard, Charles Roberts and Charles
Stokes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-19
School Children Turn
To Summer Sports

With last week ended the school
days for the summer, much to the
JOY of hundreds of the live-wire
Riddles of the city. As the school
days have ended the energetic
young Americans who form the
body of Alexandria'S younger pop
ulation must find some new outlet
for their surplus and naturally this
energy is turned into various chan
nelS. Some are hunting for the best
swimming holes, some for the best