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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
MIAMI.

Miss Dora Miller went 70 Tulsa satur-
day for short visit with friends
j. Crank Is spending several DAYS
In Tulsa looking after business matters
Mrs j. W Scott IL visiting her SON
Kari Scott and family OF Vinlta this
Miss Shirley Goldsteln returned TO her
home In Joplin. Mo, after a few days
visit with MISS Zelda Hepner
Dyke Ball4nger left the first Of the
week for OklRhoma city where no will
attend the REPUBLICAN state convention
Mrs p. r. Cravens Is visiting relatives
and and friends few days this week in
Miss Geneva Dsllinget returned the
of the week from Tulsa. where she visited
=. Mrs. Mrs. W, $ Millgan and daughter Miss
Celia. left saturday FOR a weeks visit
with relatives in Rogers Ark.
Friday from .Muskogee where they visited
relatives and friends for week.
M. Mr. and Mrs; l. D. James. returned
through colorado. Kansas and Missouri
Miss Mae Williams has returned to her
home In Tulsa after short visit with her
sister Mrs. Louis Stivers
Forest Ballard, departed the first OF
the week for wichita Falls, Texas where
he will visit an aunt, Mrs. e. c. Harlan
Mrs. o. A. Morton and son Kinney
Brown, returned Friday to Tulsa after a
weeks visit in the home OF Or, and Mrs.
Mrs ". W. Walker. returned home
Tuesday afternoon from Vinita after a
ForN visit with her brother. Karl Scott
and family.
Mes.rs, Hobart Cheyne. W. w Walker
and VIII LarimOre returned Tuesday
evening from Kansas City, where they
spent several days on business.
Carl Mayer and Miss Louise Dudley
departed the first OF the week for Co
lumbia.' Mo-. where they will enter the
Missouri state, university for the winter.
Mrs. r. J. Brockman left the first OF
the weeK for Illinois on receiving n meg.
sage that her mother. Mrs. Deskin, had
Just passed away.
Miss Eta Jacobs. Miss wyots, Celeste
and Tdrois Campbell returned the first
OF the week from Greeley, Col. where
they attended the state university during
the summer
3. ~ Frazier. realty dealer and his
daughter. Miss Ella. departed this week
by motor for journey to Muscle Shoals
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Mrs. @ W McFann, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs j. e. Hut, re.
turned 70 her homo In Sdpulpa Tuesday.
Miss Elith German IL spending few
days IN Topeka, Kan, visiting her sister
MIs James Humphrey
Miss Kate Wagon Of Tulsa is the guest
OF Miss Flora Harper OF 72O Seneca
Miss Zee Butler and Mrs. @. c. Locke.
who have been vacationlng in Solorado.
returned home this week
Miss Fern Butler, who spent her vaca-
ilon IN Colorado. returned home sun
Mr.. and Mrs V. J.. Douglas and Miss
Ida Nicholas returned Tuesday from a
tWo-weeks' vacation In Colorado.
Mr and Mrs. j. 4, Findley and daugh.
ior Evelyn returned 10 Bartlesville Tues
day from wowoeks' vacation spent In
Colorado.
Tho Security Benefit association gave q
dance Wednesday night at the Eagles
hall for members OF the society and their
friends.
Mrs Frank Matthias. Of the Van Tyne
apartments, returned Wednesday from
Van nuren. Ind. where she spent the
summer visiting with her parents
Miss Marian Lawrence, teacher In
tn" Bartiesville sChoola, arrived from
Moberly. Mo. this week where she spent
the summes with her parents.
Rev william Motcalf and son. Wilson,
from westeliffe. Colo. where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs Emma Poole and Miss Pauline SIC
Spadden of Chelsea are guests at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Charles johnson,
sos Keeier avenue.
Miss Margaret Uni. who has been
spending a few dayB Mt Rockaway Beach.
Lake Taneycomo, returned homo Tues
day.
Miss Bertha Brady viii be the week
end guest Of Miss Lurn Farris, 1900 Keel
or avenue. Miss Brady viii teach at the
Garfield school this fall and winter
Mr. and Mrs. W. v. DunnwRy le'
Tuesday for motor trip 10 oswego. Kan.
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TULSA DAILY World, SUNDAY, SEPTTWBERt y YSgy

E vgrey wa7 here Tuesday on shor'
Mr aud Mla Roy Hart returned to
ihrlr home .gt Nowata last sunday after
h Wtnh r NIslt Nyre With friends
Nity Flo,d s. poolcy drove over tu
llruNcttu Tuesday morning having bust
n,fs tor hH rrm IN the courts at that
UIurc ITO returned here Wednesday
Fred horton lore iast sunday Tor Kan
sNs city Mo. aud other points IN thai
state Nhcro hr wiz visit relatives fur
Ben cochran .eu Monday for Oklahoma
city whore. no visited his little dauChto,
Awhu Is in school at that place ite 60
Ms. q 5''tEs e. Saas",a[ woda, aad Mrs @. II rsr
uuu drove up tu oklahoma city S1t
urdu where thoy via,ted trlcnds over
SUNDAY returning home Monday
Miss ANNA Collins of Wichita Falls
IoN4E, "a hero tur y visit at the home
nt Nr and Mrs = Il. Nelson Mrs NeI
Son and Miss collins are sisters.
IT, w Muouuw went up tu Ohluhowr
'N' Monday Tor short visit and 90 at
tend i' s'We business matters roturnune
U.m. Wednesday night
Atty and Mrs J. A. Patterson ana
1920 extended trtp. to EhebyvllIe. Tom
iru.s. Mo, and other points where
tu,y visited relatives and tiicnds.
d. Nuutt accompanied hi7 iiiue
luuah',r tu Guthrie Monday. whore the
uNIr E.r' VIII undergo . minor operation
.u uu. GO tu, hospitals at that place, Mr
J White, brother " Cart white
arrived ne0o Monday from his home IN
NHt.I Mills UuuutN. and is visitmg rrln
DIVES in Hhpuuh Mr. white Will be the
u.u.ipu ut tho utfusNco schools the
coming Svnr
Joseph puun " ncAlcstor. an tutcrnt.
r,Nvuuc H'N,cI is IN OkcWsh TOT "a frN
days uu visit et thc homo Of Sir. an I
Mr- D.. o. EnHrs. Mr Dunn is brothef
Aip IS 4 Rouorreo has re.uroei
lr'W llourr,iUe Ark. where he had urrn
spending week with his family MrH
tUttylgr and the children will como g.
phowHh before the opening NJ tho city
yra NJ ~ rauk returned homo last
Honey Grove. TcN1s Mrs charles Mel
tom granddaughter, accompanied Mrs
iuulR from sherman. Texas aud VIII
visit 20 short uWo at the home ot br amt
Mr.. n, wesley Nonts. daughter Of MIS-
ruu|k
Clarence cochran aud Ml,s Grace Pcs,
were WHIt... lu bonneville, ArNt Tues
day night .tr Cochran lH 70 son " Ntt}
Arthur Juyl vu uf Dkomah ana has been
employed p lns Palace drug store here lot
viii WuEc iheir home at Sayrr, whore
Nr. cochran mas purchased an interest
iu q drug Ftore aud viii have charge of
the business
woro dolIrhtmlly entertained Ht the home
of Mrs y g.. Wilson on South Fourtr
street Friday morning. Tho rooms wor'
tpstctuNy decorated with vases ~ gar.
don nodprH Members of the club pres
rui were Mosdamcs Kate Atchson, Bul
Mutou. NNnn. Harry Zions, StrouEh. jim
Thompson. Othe Wilson ana WheHtlcv
Ghosts uf tho club were Medicines IrecN
ell Rpiin rrcckell cunningham, Jlu
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young ladies at her country home Sunday
with big dinner The day was spent
By the ladies enjoyiuE the pleasures oi
ing enjoyed the notable cline hospitality.
Misses Grace Warner. Aunabeli Williams,
Fleta Grlswold. Mary Ella Davis, Vera
seward, Dane Hutchins and O0wala BuShy-
head. The young ladies report pleasant
day.
Mrs Lawrence Mehr entertained weancs.
day afternoon with a high noon luncheon
Ia honor VI Mrs Leon a.. Stewart ~
Phoenix. Ariz who has been here for an
an summer stay with relatives an
friends. Tho table was prettily decorated
Following the dinner the Afternoon was
spent socially. The following we're present
Fhe guest Of honor and mother. Mrs u.
r murphy, Mrs, G. T. Godhey. Mrs. q. h.
Rogers. Mira Ben Mehr and Mrs. l. l..
Fowler.
News Of the wedding OF II. H. House
anu Miss Viola Ross at Bartlesvile on
sunday evening, AuguAt 90 by Rcveren
Hume, pastor NJ the first Christian
church Of that place. has been divulEcd
TO friend, The groom Is one uf the
rroprietors OF Penny q Co. and the bride
Is the accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ross Of this city. MIR. House
ts one OF Claremore's huatling young bust
ness men and is making success The
bride, for number OF years. has been one
lot the efficient salesladies at the walker
department store. Roth have n Wide circle
OF friends who extend cWEratulHtions and
best wishes. They viii make their home
The many friends Of Mesdames c. c.
Clemons and u. J. Haynes conspired sew
etal days ago to play a trick upon them
Thursday evening, August -. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ferrara, corner Of
Tenth aud Choctaw. The many friends
gathered there with their baskets full OF
good things to eat, with the idea of re-
mindlng Mrs &. 6, Clemons that she was
born IN sunny Tennessee at Cleveland
Bradley county, go years ago August 25,
and to remind Mrs y. J. Haynes that she
was born in the SHOW me" state. Green
county, Missouri, 6s years ago, August 2s
The occasion was n very pleasant one.
with Mesdames Clcmous ana Haynes "a r
the honor guests. bountiml supper was
enjoyed with music aud lots OF Ice cream
and g0oa Ola time fashion visiting TO-
gether which will be long rSan en- bored by
all those present especially by the honor
guests. The occasion was a complete sur
Prise. The following were present. W G..
Julian, w. II. HiSon, Wul Knox, bort,
Knox, Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Cicmons, Mr.
and Mrs J. w Holland and family, MIR.
and Mrs. J. ". Knox and family Mr. and
Mrs " j. Haynes and family, Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs E O..
Bernhart, Mr.. and Mrs William Gerard
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Boren, Mr. and Mrs
ID. j. Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Ferrars
and Miss Noln Carter.
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and other points 10 the south. rhey ex.
pett 20 te gOno about thltty days.
Tor se6a ''ssi 'i ee1s ,ns ' vii ii o" oo Mrs M,s
Massey ana son ana after a short VISIT
with feiatives and friends they will re-
Miss Helen Cooper returned home the
first Of the week from potosi. Mo. where
she spent the summer visiting her uncle
i BlouL Who VIII accompany her
Nv and Mrs y ". Vincent. are enter,
uIng ns thrif guest thi- week their son
Fred Vincent and wife and two daugh-
ters Katherine and Maxine. who motoTed
over from ru'sa, for weeks visit
Misses Beatrice and Josephine States
ana their brother returued the tlrst ~oi
the week from Cheutauqua. Kan. whcra
they visited the past two weeks with rela g.
tiyes and friends, They drove overland
who also visited friends In Chautauaua,
X. NJ, Mckay drove over from Hanna
Monday evening and Joined his wife VINO
Farnhart and family Tor tho past tw1
weeks. They we're accompanied home
by their niece Miss Eilene Earrhart who
Air. .nndeMrs u B Leonard. recently
Of Joplin, Mo, have taken an apartment
az the Lorraine Mrs. Leonard, who j. q
sister Of ifOL owen James. will be the
principal Of the Wilson school this year.
Miss Francis Cary, formerly the prtncipni
" the Miami hlgh school Is IN the civ
leave soon for Tulsa whore Hhc will M a
.Wu'g position In the Tulsa high school
this winter.
Miss Lorcno Crank daughter of Mr.
ana krs. j. /. crank Of this city. who
spent The past year studying dramatic art
aud music under the direction OF Prof.
ossor Rosenberg In Little Rock Ark. has
opened studio Tor pupils In expression
and music the first of the week Miss
Crank is graduate Of Miami school and
Of the Chicago Musical college and is "a
popular member of the youuge- set In
Miami and her success is assured as she
Is real artist In this line Of work
Mrs Grnte Wcathcrtord. Of tina Mis-
souri Baptist ElnitHrium At ST. Louis Mo
has accepted the position Of superin-
tendCut of nurses at the Miami baptist
hospital to m the vacancy made by the
resignation of Mrs. Ethel Moore. arrived
ir N'nmI he first Of the week aud
entered upon her line Of duty. at once
Mis- WCatherfUrd Is = woman OF wide cN.
prr'ru,c. as stated by MIR london the
sup'riutcndent. she served IN tho world
war as Red Cross worker and was
widowed IN that service. her husband.
who was also a Red Cross worker hay
ins been Killed while on duty She comes
from the same institution that Mrs
Moore did and Is highly recommended by
that official board.
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visi, with Bryan's brother and family
Nj aud Size. .. ". Wniis
JuG Nsrah motored 20 alawnes wed
u"Hday and rpent the sctlsidsr of tn,
week with his parents. Mr. snd Nrf
Pete Morak ~ Highland street
Nr ana Mrs H l.. Tcnra teft Wfdues
day Tor Los Angeles. CRiif. where he
VIII make EteRt effort to rcE1tn thoi
health. durlrg No -ominE wears
Mrs g. %. Lake and son. Vincent "
Mrs villa Secrecy. and Miss Mae GuIdoi
uut CuttIs FAllwelt we're guests - tft,i a
80 Mcokcr Monday, from o'clock vnu
$50
Nss Jewel Rlnkcuore ot rurvuop &C
comraniot by Bsrt Garland. also ~ Fnaw
nee, wore dinner guests Of Miss ~ H.
evening.
So. ana Mrs T. 81 Bennett n rtsl
Ninth. entertained OF dinner sunday Nv
nnt Mrz. Wv. a Honnctt ~ Qpu'tAan
Tcyaa AMI ttr f1d Mra ~ y. fam u
NUrker.
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ADA.


Mr. and Mrs I. %. cuillns. Mr., and
Ms ROY Gvens and Mrs. s. 3. Hocomb
,notored to sulphur Wednesday snd spent
. he day visiting.
Mrs r. H. Blake and two daughters
are expected homo Sunday from an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Blake's mother
i1 columbus. Mo.
NJ and Mrs. II. II. Couch. who have
besn spending the surgmer vacation In
he oaark mountains. have returned to
their home here.
,f oklahoma City are here for Walt
vita her meiher.in-iaw. Mrs l. D. Dick
Hiss Margaret Leserer, who has been
.mployed here In law office, leaves
,tla week for visit with her parents
at strattord before going to &ontana
,yhers she will make her home.
Mrs. " J. station. mother OF Mrs, e.
& Wilson, has gone 70 Denver, GOV t
where she will spend few days visit
.ng her son, before returning TO her home
Mrs. f. Parks Of psllas who called
siater. Mrs. Emma Fisher, wife Of Mayor
w, IT, Fisher Of Ada, has returned TO
her home after spending few days
with relatives.
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70 visit old friends ana to attend tho for
y that place Mi and Mrs DunnwAy
were formerly residents OF Oswcgu,
John H Chandler returned Monday
from two wcoks vacation spent boz
Chicago visiting his mother and sister
MI. dnd Mrs pasco Long have az belr
guests Tor few days Mr.. and NrH w
Miller Of Clinton okla
Mr.. and Mrs Nicrt Gaddis have re-
turned from a weeks vacation ot HeiIt
| vista, Ark Miss Regina kcHtou of
Oklahoma city accompanied them hlri.
and viii remain FOR "a few days os their
guest
HartlesvuIs friends have received ant
nouncemcnts W tho marriage uG Miss
Mary sutton to benjamin ~. EIdcr nt
Eldotodo. KAN at the homo OF Mrs Tom
friostiy. relative uf the bride Mrs
Elder Isrmcry made hcr home tu uart-
Mrs 2. -. Allen and dau,btcr. Miss
the guests the past few days ~ NJ aud
MrE J. W. Black ThvN lttt Tuesday
Tor nbriet visit TO the uzatbs before sc
The members VI the Trojan elias. of
| The FIRST Christian church Will Spend
| ne weekend camping near nHcsa Mis-
william Hutton who teaches the class
vii chaperun the camp
Mr. ana Mrs. h NJ. Ripple. who were
married recently 100 Mou"i}. Mo. pr
rived In Hbrtiesylic Monday uIENt altar
% short honeymoon uip Tuey vul make
their home here ~ Mr. R.uplo Is eu
ployed by tho Empire Gas y Fuel 60.
7
Monday from Kansas city whore tngy 90
tended a picnic given by the kauaHs CiN
I banking association FOR the wvwbcrs ~
the A H. who wcut to thN ruttunN
convention on The Kansas Dtty suUyiuI.
The picnic was held in Swppt park
MI and Mrs Bcryl johnson rttururi
Tuesday morning from TupuNu, Kan
where they nave hecu vlsItuE friends
Mrs johnson has spent the Eroutor pact
nt the summer there and Mr. johnson
4 ioincd her a TOW days $50 tp ACCOMPANY
her home
Nh ana Mrs g. X stout entertained
the staff employees of tfouts speciality
shop at a dinner at Ook lil Country
club Tuesday night Covers were laid
Cor Ars Josephine croft Afs. Mary Nos
ter, Mrs Maud ftHurb Hni daughter.
Roma. ana Mr and Nrs Stout Attrf
dinner the ,ypuing was spent 100 dancing
Tho marriage ot Miss Eva satggs 1ut
Monte Price Ut tndrpoudoncc. Kan. sun
day came 10 q surprise TO ihHIr friends iu
BarUesvlllc Mrs. Price. before her mar
n Fuel Co, and ls wrll known boo Kart.
losville. Mi. Price N with tho church N
DuuawHy supply Co. They Will make
their home at 80 cherokee avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. u. Osborn, 1.l1 Delc.
ware avenue entertained Tuesday night
with dancing party Ora hunur pt thtll
daughter, Eriiuc, who leaves soon 10 con.
tinue her culicPN studica. The Invitation
list Included Misses Lorraine Ninor
Marion Hunt Knthetine Seems AMI
Mscssrs Lawrence Btowcr Ralph Right
and Mcsdames r. T.. Matthias, Roy Gray
| Dewey Seago, stanley UPTON.
pkIMAu
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Mrs Wuluh Secrecy spent the week.
ond with No rusi pnd at Okomoh.
". o. Uotnddu of Prague. was the week
Edward aud Albert NntAyn were week
end guests ~ the phutp buys OF MreItrr
Miss Natu'r GENTRY ~ N,rtur wac uIa
guest " Miss ruby Taylor Sunday rud
Monday
zoo Pierce W pruwright spent the
week end with his cousin. Mrs. B a.
Taylor
w. q. Ucckuor OF Fort Wayne Il hrre
'he guest NJ Mr ma Mrs Drcw UadtNus.
during This wcgt.
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Alvin Fields drove up to oklahoma city
hopdhy returning home Wednesday.
Walter Price ga old-time friend Of n
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Stone. J 8 Stone. Brewer W. 3. Fields.
OTIS Chisr' scott. foley. Hagt=ag, Potter!
o. w Wilson and Jim McMahau. 4 two.
course luncheon was served the monurfs
and guests during the morning
Evening star., 1922-06-11
cLARK's 18th CRUISE, FEB. 3. 1923
1H2. to MEDITERRANEAN

BY Specially Chartered. Sumptuous S. S.
'EMPRESS Of SCOTLAND" oil burner. Is. 900
tro,s tons: IS DAYS CRUISE. 5000 and up: 10 days
n Egypt and Palestine: Spain. Italy. Greece. etc
FRANK c. CLARK. Times Building. New York
obers Steamship Agency, Woodward bldg.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
SHoRE PROPERTY.

Follow the Orange Signs to
CEDARHURST
the bay.
Take the Marlboro and Annapolis pike to
this ideal summer colony: lots for sale $40
down. $40 month. no interest: prices 800 to
5000: GOOD sand beach. fishing. etc; send Tor
pamphlet and road map. KAUFMAN Il HEINZ
NAN. I94 18th st. Phone Main $500:
Evening star., 1922-06-11
SUMMER CAMPS.

FOR sALE-CAMP ON VA. BANK OF PO-
tomac, two blocks above Aqueduct. Directly
accessible BY automobile Call Col. 1885.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

ron RENT OR SALE.
SIX ROOMS AND RATH.> FUR. OR UNFUR..
amf; gas, electricity; h.w.h.; garden: fruit
trees; beautiful location. $500 9Th NV. IL
WONDERFUL HONE ON 18th ST. NEAR T
St; 8 rooms and bath: large front yard; ami.
Immediate possession.
Granville c. Bradford,
A25 Bond Bldg.
Main b5a3. 14th and n. 7. Ave. NV. IL
Evening star., 1922-06-11
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

UNITED STATES STORAGE Co
| MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING.
PHONES: NJ. 1910: F. 2423. FIREPROOF.
| CLEAN. DRY s1ORnGB FOR ,FUkNLTIRa
| and pianos. Estimates cheerfully given. Con.
venient location. WESCHLER'S. go Pa. ava
1.W. Phone Main l262.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

builder-10O-ft. frontage on Ga. ave-.
south Of Walter Reed Hospital; 15O-ft.
deep; improved by large old frame
house; can sell much below its value.
on terms. Consider small property in
part payment.
Mr.. GA. AVE AND HOBART PL-
Groom colonial brick: furnace heat big
lot paved alley; rented for $40
month: consider an offer of $4,000;
$500 cash, balance easy.
FOR BARGAINS IN GROOM HOUSES.
city and suburban: 50. 500 upward in
price; 5000 upward In cash payments.
See US for inspection before buying.
N. E. RYON. CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

NORTHEAST HOMES.
$500 CASH.
Vacant. Substantial brick home of six
large rooms and bath. concrete cellar under en-
tire house: back yard to alley with room for
garage. Located near 9Th and SITS. ne.
Price. 50. $50, balance $50 per month. including
all interest. Act quickly.
$6,35O.
$500 cash. New home, just completed. Six
rooms and tile bath. Wired for electric
lights, furnace heat. laundry tubs. Double
renr porches; lot about $50 IT. deep to paved
alley. -
NEW CORNER HOME.
Six rooms and bath. built-in garage. electric
lights, laundry tubs and toilet In cellar:
house screened throughout. A splendid value
at $500. Immediate possession. Reasonable
terms.
9th ST. NE. NEAR H ST.
Six large rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
electric lights, long back yard to wide alley.
Two-story brick garage with metal extension
with room for four cars. House in excellent
condition. Possession. Substantial cash pny-
ment necessary.
'HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th II STS. NE. LINC. s97: .
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FOR RENT NEW BUNGALOWS. FURS.:
rms. each large screened-in porch; pump In
kitchen; beautiful view; so min. by auto from
d. c. PHI. Col. 64O1-J. apply WENDELL,
adjoining Coates property. Shady Side. Md IL
TWO BUNGALOWS-5 ROOMS, LARGE
screened porch two sides; Severn River, u
miles from Annapolis: furnished: electric
lights: little homes: strictly modern; on. 16-
acre place with owner. WARLEE. +. .. Box
B3. Annapolis. Phone Annap. 867-W. 1.'
Evening star., 1922-06-11
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.

"OUNIAIN TNOh EN- H
- FOR RENT-M0UNTAIN COTTAGE.
Braddock Heights. Nd, o rooms and ga
rage; all modern cohveniences. Beautiful view
Of valley. Porch all around house. Inquire
tel. West 1901. Warrington, D. Q.
POULTRY OR TRUCK FARM, sH ACRES
Groom house. young bearing sssa orchard: me
ears. Address 8. D. HDRREIL. ": Falls
Church. Phone Falls Church 77-W-2, for ap-
pointment. Price, &4.5o0; good terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

OUT-OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE
CHEsAPEAKE BEACH PROPERTY.
FOR RENT COY COTTAGE. FURNISHED:
accommodates six people; water. sewer: beau
tiful location. Address Box 1l6-H. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

See These Before You Buy
4 Extra Fine Homes Built for
Owner-Chevy Chase Section:
These houses we'll built Of the very best
materials and workmanship; all modern
improvements: AL condition: large lots.
beautiful lawn and shade. Look them over
now Will be pleased to show them to you.
Will call fer you II desired.
SEE OWNER,
4o1J HARRISON STREET NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-11

III WoodWhfQ bldG fnOne NAM QUO.
1884 MACOMB ST. NV.
Most desirable section of
beautiful Cleveland Park.
Unusually attractive lO-room
and 2-bath home; every modern
appointment. Garage. Newly
decorated throughout. Hand
some lighting fixtures. Out-of-
town owner will sacrifice and
make reasonable terms.
Open for inspection all day
Sunday.
CHAS. D. SAGER, =.
o23 18th St. NV.
MAIN SO.
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PROPOSALS.

ERECTION OF TWO HANGARs. ROLLING
Field. d. C.--Sealed proposals in triplicate
viii be received at the Office Of the construct
ing quartermaster. Room 23O8 Munitions
building. 10th and streets until pm.
June %. 1922. and then opened: for the erec-
tion of two hangers at Boiling Field, ID. c.
Plans and specifications may be obtained from
the above office upon the deposit OF s..
lea = II II 10 81
The New York herald., 1922-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Thompson OF New
York city are expected here about No
vember IS and have engaged apartments
for year. Mr.. Thompson is chief en-
glneer of construction work on the
Candy bridge. which when completed
will shorten the distance between Tampa
and ST. Petersburg 10 10 miles.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patterson OF
Rochester have returned for their sew
enteenth winter at st. Petersburg and
have opened their homo on Third
avenue North.
Mr.. G. Eugene Hames, associate mem
Der OF the New York State Hotel As
ISOLATION and secretary and treasurer
OF the st Petersburg Hotel Associa-
tion, will have charge Of the Hotel
RcvIc1o this season. Mr.. Hamcs was con-
nected with the Mount Washington
Hotel at Breton Woods. N. H., during
the summer.
Mr.. J. w. Mondell Of Wall Hill. n. Y.
has rented an attractive bungalow for
the season. Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Page
of Binghamton. have opened their
winter home preparatory 10 spending
their eighth season in the city.