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Evening star., 1922-05-15

BOSS & PHELPS,
EVERY ONE AN EXCEPTIONAL GOOD BUY"
WEST OF 18th STREET, NORTH OF PARK ROAD-$,5OO
price spenddy situated bone Two
A REAL BARGAIN
OVERI OOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-$12OO0.
hssutf1 ps brick home s @ ea
WEST CHEVY CHASE-$6o50.
Detached corner
bath bedrooms att 1ae Spep hnace e
CLEVELAND PARK SECTION-$16OOO.
two complete baths
oak a.e % @ % 3oR.s @ s.e heater; " room "
ARISTOCRATIC GEORGETOWN-$l2OOO.
nine 0nsns 1drts ee 1--WE % % % ~
18th AND TAYLOR STREETS-$11,500
S this ssedSI % % front cs @ s. , ss r @ as S s s liz lights %
iesseds srsreT ii condition
DETACHED CHEVY CHASE. MD.Sl0oOO
s as ss s :h .ss s ssi % . dsa % % not
JUST OFF K KSTREET-DOWNTOWN-$8j8
and excellent h.
Sseachunf nfurnsh IL desired
=. DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW-Sl5OOO.. -.
beautiful hanso s.rtT rm f"
through Attractive lot
CHEVY CHASE. CLOSE TO CIRCLE-Sl4,5OO
Of c9n,nt built by Bs ep lp n" . ste ann
sn 9esf ..s .ae aIa nena p0n house WsSinen @ ~ "
BOSS & PHELPS,
= "THE HOME OF HOMES"
Tel NJ 434O 1406 St NV. I
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Canfinned

64s NEWTON ST. N.W.-WTLL BE VACANT
soon: q r. and b.. brick: h.w.h In hne con.
dition. One of The prettisst bnck yards In
terms.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION-S7,S $50.
AffractiYe Nav. Taneatrx Rrick

NGAh SAUL'6 ADDtIlON-$1,SOU.
Attractive New Tapestry Brick. -
Unusually well planned; large rooms and
tiled bath: house 40 feet deep; large porches
built-in garage; excellently built and beauti-
fully finished deep lot, paved alley: must be
sold at once real bargain. Easy terms
Address BOZ lI-S, Star once.
FOR COLORED PURCHASER FRAME
houses: rent for $50 per month each. 3rd st.,
two minutes from U. 8. Pension Once. Lot
Is 3Sx11O to wide alley. $1,000. e-third
H. P. OKIE. 1925 Conn. ave. Frank. AIS.
1926 9th ST. NV. - VACANT; OPEN ALL
day: store suitable for most any kind Of
small business; living rooms and bath,
newly papered and painted: 2.story brick
earage; only 50, $50, on very desirable terms.
Call al r ct. NV. North $751;.
NEAR 18th AND GIRARD NV.
An attractive colonial home Of 8 rooms and
bath on two. floors hot-water heat. electric
lights; hardwood nooring, rear pcrches;. ga
rage, nice deep lot Price and terms right.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY, INC, :
Main AS. > 504 18th N.Ws
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE, Mr.. STANTON
Park-OwEer going 10 the country will sell his
Groom and bath home. brick good lot; in hne
condition: for u quick sale AT $1,000 on rea-
sonnble terms. Box 1868, Star office.
THREE BLOCKS FIR, VI WAR DEPARTMENT.
near 10th and Penna. ave-: plpveu-roOm brick
house. In excellent condition. having two baths
ana elecfricityI rooms now rented for more
than S22o per month; splendid home or bust
ness proposition.
PRICE: $1,000,
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. Eealtor,
123 10Th st. NV.
on CONNECTICUT AVENUE. NEAR BUREAU
OF sta tandards-Beautiful Groom house; baths.
sleeping porch. bedrooms, hardwood noors;
lot; paved alley: an ideal home; price reason
able: terms: early possession.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
Main S415. I41O G street NV.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT HOUSE -12
apartments, rooms and bath each: yearly
rental. about $4,000: shows good increase on
investment: price. $2j, 500
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main s413. i4Io street NV.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-OWNER
has left town. and possession can be given
with deed; 1-room residence, finished in OAK:
hardwood floors throughout: servants room
and built-in garage in cellar: double copper
screened sleeping porch; h.w.h; electric hgn1;
strictly high-cass neighborhood: can be sold
furnished or unfurnished. For price and terms
apply GEORGE w. LINKINS. exclusive agent.
1718 h street.
GIL KENYON ST. N.W.-CASH ONLY; BY
owner. reasonable
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Cheap-Inyestments-Cheap.
Lot. Macomb corner Richmond, 128x1s0:
part Of this 10 Arst commercial; for apartments
or homes and garages.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Lot, 0rdway st., 60x100; hne home site.
Good brick house, ne; rental, $3.50; price,
1,650. - -.
Investment bricks, paying Il per cent. in
good locations.
Investment property ON n st. NV. between
7th and 9Th nv
Kent Realty Investment Co.,
Room 217, 1929 n. r. ave. Phone NJ. 6417. Is.
CORNER HOUSE IN ECKINGTON-PRAC-
tically newt hot.water heat. electric light:
Containing large rooms, porches; splendid
condition. Reasonable terms. Price. $500.
JEFFERSON ST., between 9th snd 9th: q
moderp home Of 9 rooms and bath; front and
metal Earage. Price. $500.
PETw0RTH. Allison St, between sth and
9th; a wen built Groom and bath modern
house with large attic ever entire house; alley
In rear; room for garage. Price. 5000.
WIN. T. BALLARD,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-Continued.


FOR SALE-Continued.
SMALL 4-ROOM RCNGAIOw-NO / BEECH
ave, Takoma Park, Md. $4,000. Easy terms.
Col: 1896 W: 20 10
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN-8-ROeM HOUSE:
porches, cellar. electricity bath ons-pise T fnr.
Clarendon S3OF-J o0'
EEAUTIFUI. HOLIOW-TITE HOME N ONE
OF the hest northwest suburbs. There are
eight large rooms and bath: hos-water heat,
| electric lights. hardwood floors: open fireplace :;
sa1ssn % saeepns
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-l5-18 Bond Bldg.
. a4th and M.;e Ne" 44s York Ave
For Sale-FaHs Church, Va.
srcom house.; electric lights. modern plumb
ss P4e: c:!s
month: or 81 900 cash. SEQ per month; Az
etc: convenient. high location: garage: large
stable and chicken house combined: property In
perfect condition. PRICE. $500; $500
Groom bungalow; all modern: lot 1o0xiso:
additional land II desired. VERY att.sctye .s tG
EcSa n9s,a1 m,ke
ing 's''S'lSf NJ. 7 F. ''lsiHi CHURCH,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Telephone Falls Church 30
QUICK SALE.
4roe% , 6onEsow EI s%i; I party will nn,S s,ernee'
rooms, ami: $4,000; $500 cash. $40 per
month.
rooms, AMI; $500 cash, terms.
rooms. ami: $500 cash; terms.
5-room house, newly papered and painted; /;
81, 500; $500 cash; terms.
See H. c. MAFNOR,
3616 33rd ST, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. 393-W.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c. .7v
Special. act quick. 10 rooms, ami. close
to cars: fine location; new; large lot: We can
fix terms to suit buyer.
BEST BARGAIN IN WOODBRIDGE
Owner. being transferred. will sacrifice q
we'll built, rooms. slate roof: garage; chick
en- house; garden planted; only $6,750; terms
to suit.
Several bungalows in Brookland on reason
able terms.
Also choice lots for sale.
NJ. O.EBULL,
22o0 R. I: ave. ne. Tel: y: eell-J:
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: RIVERDALE Md.

Near cars; beautiful home, cheap; modern
7.room houss with 2 aeRs. immediate posses
sion. Only $500; easy terms. See OWNER
500 Est. n.Hs; =.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NEAR 18th AND
PARK ROAD-S115O.
Continued

NEAR 18th AND
PARK ROAD-S11 500.
AN UNUSUAL INVESTMENT PROP
OSITIONs This property contains 3
apartments OF 4 rooms and bath each.
with two extra rooms in basement: moo
prn heating plant. Two apartments are
now rented for $107.50 per month. Owner
obliged TO sell. Will arrange attractive
terms
GEORGETOWN-S12.5OO.
Located in one Of the best sections Of
historic GEORGETOWN: 1l-room thoroughly
modern home: brick house of three
stories h.w.h.; electric lights: double
rear porches and garage. Best house Of
its kind We have offered in this section
this year. Attractive terms.
BROOKLAND-$, 500.
Beautiful new bungalow that is ex-
ceptionally attractive: ideal location; o
large rooms, modern heating plant, elec-
fric lights; large lot; porch full length
OF house; garage to match house. Easy
terms.
.ECKINGTON-S6,25O.
Price reduced to insure a quick sale:
extra fine brick home in excellent con-
ing plant and many other modern fea-
lures. Large lot. Easy terms.
Will L | A NJ S
Phone Main 4600
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BY Owner-Beautiful Home.
Q large rooms and bath, porches. electricity.
sewerage: most bautiful suburb near Washing.
ton; II miles from city: large lot. shade and
planted; gardeners cottage: house peffect
condition. recently decorated, furnished with
etc. Bargain. $1l. .000 furnished. or sell un-
furnished; terms. Address Box s4-s. Star once.
Evening star., 1922-05-15
1917 Eve At. NV.

NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE.
A small apartment building, showing splen:.
did returns and located In q neighborhood
where values are sure to Increase. Modern In
every respect. Price, $25. 600 Terms. BAU.
MAN HEINzMAN, 7S4 18th st.
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BY OWNER-lOl2 MASS. AVE. N.W.-CHN-
tral II rooms, 8 baths; brick; hw.h, elec-
trtcitys garage.
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RROOkLAND, D. c.
Only 81. .7JO: 81 600 cash. S65 per month.
Immediate occupancy: nice. sunny rooms.
reception hall and bath: hot-wafer heat. cleo
tricity and gas: coal range and Jewell gas
range; large pantry: plenty closets: newly pa
pered and painted throughout: front porch: de-
tached: in good condition. May We show you
this home at once? Call sales department.
(84S818)
a1o 10Th at NV Main 5371
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
1884 H St NV. Phone Main lO2S
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Ore Of the best corners. NV. for home or
business: new room brick. bedrooms: n M
built in garage: sleeping pOrches lot l3s e.
deep; car lines.
Phone Columbia 2s12 I5s
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- CONGRESS HEIGHTS. d. C.
A most attractive little home, very well
located in this desirable sectian; contains g
rooms, bath, porches. plenty Of room for ga
rage Price low. Easy terms arranged.
Let us show you this good buy.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY, INC,
Main 435 7O4 18th NV.
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EASY TERMS.
g, CHARLES q. SHREVE,
012 18th st. NV. b.. =
To colored purchasers.

VACANT MAY 16, FOUR ROOMS, BATH,
S3, $50; terms. 1872 @ St. ne.
rew inst completed, 8r. bungalow in Brook
land ready for ioccup.; poss. with dep. TEPe
pER. cOSST CO.. SIT G st. Main 1874 16s
Al OWSER-e24 RANDOLPH ST. NW.-s
eooms,. a.m.f. home; excellent hall; attic over
.ii with cedar Closet; Pittsburgh instantan-
eoms water heater; double, screened back
porches; full-height screens to all windows;
two sets Of window shades: front and rear
swnines: laundry chute; cellar storeroom;
shower hath; beautiful electrical fixtures;
beautiful. deep back yard with artistic 50-foot
urape arbor; electrically lighted garage and
Chicken house. Possession 90 days. Price,
so 600. Terms Good cash payment.
By OWNRR-10l2 MASS AVE. N.w.-CHN-
tral n rooms, 8 baths; brick; h.w.h., elec-
Evening star., 1922-05-15

A handsome home located in a very choice
residential sq,nre. Tapestry brick containing
9 well arranged rooms. tile baths, electric
lights. h.w.h.. hardwood floors, large inclosed
sleeping porch, servants room: also has
buiit-in garage. Vacant and can be seen any
time.
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
Three complete housekeeping apartments and
large garage make this property wonderful
paying proposition. 1t IL well located in down.
town section. has hot-water heat. electricity
and is in perfect order. Price. $11 900; terms.
from the apartments will take care of the
monthly payments.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC,
Main 4S5 7O4 18th NV
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EXCELLENT HOME
Near Conn. ave. on at NV.
Eight rooms and large reception hall. two
complete tiled baths and extra lavatory: steam
heat. electricity and gas: laundry tubs and
laundry room: screened throughout: well built
and well arranged; bay-windOw brics. $4,000.
Equity in cash, il possible. (5sS618.)
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor.
91o 10th st. NV. Main 5371.
COLORED-BRICk: ROOMS. BATH: GAS.
latrobe: excellent condition; good northwest
section: small cash payment. balance like rent.
JOE c. RROWN. 1877 at. NV. 23s
COLORED-CALL FOR OUR LARGE LIST OF
vacant homes for sale: easy payment plan.
InE q RRnWS. 1a1i = o2s
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6 rooms and bath. within two blocks Of
beautiful Lincoln Park; best buy in this Sec
tion Owner. Address Box n, Star ONCE.
BAY CITY READY-CUT HOME CO., EX-
elusive agency for d. O.. North Beach and
Chesapeake shore lands. Fine houses and
cottages; inexpensive. n. P. HOLLER, 1907
OREGON ave. NV, phone North 2548 tu29s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

HOUSE, SOUTHEAST sECTION OF WASH
ington; 9 rooms and bath. cellar; within one
block Of Capitol Traction car line: immediate
possession. Price. "a. 500. L. W. GROOMBS.
1915 4 st,
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TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
Six room and bath, semi detached. brick
h: VIII: deep lot; near cars $4,000 and terms
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

place. grotesque as they seem when
artistically presented: indeed they
have taken place much as here set
down, as any one who has known
such towns intimately can testify.
Robert Ward and his son John
are law partners in a moderately
small town on a branch railway In
Indiana. Though entitled by reason
of their descent from pioneers of the
neighborhood to a certain social
distinction. they have somehow sunk
below the upper level. which is COM
posed of successful merchants and
retired farmers. The family income
lags several jumps behind the gro
Gerry bill and the interest on the
mortgage. Johns sister Helen is
about to witness the marriage un-
der pressure Of her lover to a girl OF
a socially more towering family. The
servants have left for higher pay in
the factories.
Mrs. Ward receives Unexpectedly
a letter from an old Vassar chum,
now the wife of q many -millioned
capitalist In New York. saying that
the writer and her husband, Walter
Scott Campbell. will pay a visit to
the Wards on their way to California
John is inspired. The visit OF the
nationally known capitalist whose
money Is invested In local utilities
and the towns only railway Is to him
an opportunity to reestablish the
family OF Ward In the community.
He huns the old Scots song. ''Tbe
i, Cdmpbells Are Coming" and gets
busy. Extensive newspaper stories
appear Immediately. announcing the
prospective visit OF the great man
as a guest OF the Wards. The Cham
ber of Commerce. the local water
company officials (anxious to refund
bonds which Campbell holds). local
merchants and manufacturers in
tent upon better railway service
/ Campbell is chief owner OF the line)
rub their eyes and get inspirations OF
their own. All OF which rebounds
| to the prestige and material fortune
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
New Fiction in Varied Forms

Of the Wards. This is not quite all
OF the story, but a reviewer should
avoid telling too much.
The first story of the six Ito re-
turn to chronological order) is Of q
girl whose parents death has forced
her to earn her own living in pub
lie library-a position that threatens
to turn her from Susie. lively and
mischievous and carefree college girl,
to Miss Susan, q mere town en-
ployee headed for irretrievable spin
sterhood. Through a chance invita-
ton to dinner at the home Of Web
Burgess, the banker, where she meets
a young archaologist whom another
miss is endeavoring to win but can
not converse with on his own terms
as Susie can, she recovers her poise
and independence and youthful
verve-presumably with results per-
manently affecting her and the SCI
enlist. "Susiness." as Mr.. Nichol-
son uses IL. stands for those quail
ties that she feared she was on the
verge of losing.
"The Girl with the Red Feather"
contains the adventures of the same
banker. a daring and youthful and
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

pleasing chap, in connection with
some ex-convicts and persons
doomed to be future convicts. In the
regeneration of whom he has become
keenly interested. Taking part in
chase through lumber yards and
railway yards and over fences, with
bullets from automatics clipping his
ears. only heightens his taste for
meeting and understanding these
people so removed from his wife's
procession Of celebrities at dinner
and the unromantic tradesmen
whom he meets daily in his bank.
A novelist with a home in the
Berkshires finds himself jaded and
unproductive. though a contract
and numerous offers from editors
lie upon his desk. Desperate and
reckless. he replies curiously to an
advertisement which offers plots to
writer's. He meets on a nearby
mountain top as a result charm
ing girl who proposes to start
something exciting for his literary
benefit A Senator quite lacking in
humor, woman seafarer who
smokes pipe. a Broadway dancer.
wastrel son Of rich man. de-
tective. Bishop and a few others
are invited to a country house near
by (Which has been closed all sea-
son and ought not to be. whosever's
it is). They come and the writer
gets his stimulus-more than he
bargained for. The story Is called
, "Arabelia's House Party"
In THE Third Man" we are back
in Indianapolis with Burgess and his
chronological hobby. With the
Governor. who has been asked for a
pardon in a murder case. he solves
a mystery and gains the freedom OF
an innocent man. 1t is common for
many persons when at telephone
to draw half automatically on note
pads while they wait. Each tends
to make over and over the same geo.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

BEST LAID SCHEMES. BY Meredith
Nicholson. Charles Scribner's Sons.
SUALLY an author arranges
Il separate stories in volume
in approximately the order
of their merit as he himself sees it..
At any rate he ordinarily puts the
best first. II Mr.. Nicholson thinks
the first story in this collection. "The
Susiness of Susan" Is the best Of
the half dozen we decidedly disagree
with him. Our choice is the third.
The Campbells Are Coming" be-
cause 1t is a humorous and good ma
tured as well as accurate picture Of
the operation of the economic motive
In social and personal affairs as it
takes place in growing and vastly
ambitious towns in the Middle West
which Mr.. Nicholson knows SO well.
The events actually could have taken
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

were a cure. The book is interest
ing in itself and of unusual impor-
tance as a polemic contribution to a
very live question OF the day.
H. L. PANGBORN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

the nnniN""snrs NJ his marriage and
his ordination. 'rh. "nt"rtninment
was held NJ "rhc oaks" .h. b.auti-
iul HON" ~ Mr.; nnj Sire. i: Walton
Wood. ~ Sp.rrs"iil" MNsi' wns fur
n!shed hn u r",""alcd orchestra, de-
ltCl"us refreshments were served. and
TIA" pastor ana hs wife received
many rr,~cnts.
Miss Edith Lee Rutl.r. leader "t
the Good VIII Circle "f the Kings
baushtsrs, viii attend the meeting
"i ths State convention IN Richmon
NEXT week Mrs I. l.. Melton. of
Front Royal VIII he I.legat. from
the circle there /" tho convention.
Tn" Marshal! Community League
hcld las first meeting TOR tha school
session Friday evening After a
busy s"se"u an tainmsnt wnn
EtN"n Ia the rrull. az the school. hs-
sisted Icy tn" teachers Tho uiurers
"f last year wSre i"-"loc,sd. az FOL
Iowa ~ W, huherEun. presidents pr
Allen, Nic"preE!deU;i u. L. Uerrell.
secretary treasurer. Thle WAS The
banner league ~ the State las, year.
ami w'!| mako gu eh"r. 10 hnI.l Its
proud position /; began tn. year
with Ia cents and eudrd with slv:.ao
In TIA" treHEury,
Or W. NJ. H,urgis and pr w. y
liodshin attended tn" R,stn Dental
Association convention in Richmond
this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
AMHERST

Isp.y!al to The fines Dispatch.
AMHERST. VA. oct. Miss
heiic 'i!nrkc. dlsiric; demonstration
agent, was "A recent guest @: Mrs.
J. /. Carter.
Rev. w a Orsor. Rcv. II. w. bur.
m";io nnd .. " Hanger hay, ra-
turned from Norfolk whurn the,
attended the Virginia Conrerunco.
Mrs. toNi" Il. Campbell. who has
been the guest OF her brother. Judge
{. j. cainph"!!. for som" weeks past.
mas zone To Miami. Fla. 10 sncnd
TN" winter, While EN- route she
stopped over Ia visit friends "a, Sea-
board. y G. and Charleston. $. {.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter y. Gilbert. of
E"anohc. spent tn" Weekend with
ME- and Mrs. w. ". Gilbert
Mrs. s. y. Day Is the CUES, This
week Of friends at Sh!pmAn.
Mrs, w. II. McvlIs. OF MasSies
Mills. Is visiting her son. Edward
Mccks. ana family.
Austin Wales Of Rush Run. w
va. was IN, CUES; This w.ek Of his
mother. Mrs. SADIE Wales
Gordon Ware. of Roanoke. has re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

tiN. homes. narius notursd from
Richmond 18th Carroll Burm.a. who
spent III. Weekend with his par
cnts. Nj: ma Airs. L"hn narH.s. at
Noli"mis
Mrs Hat,," Mitchell. 90 Washing
ton. with party nf uie;is motor
I'd to Warsaw ,"r the ~"'R-eni.
Preston Simp."r. Of WaYh!uc ton.
was weeh-cnd guest Of " ~. Mild
diet"n. ct Enm.rjon.
Mise Mildred nr.Nt euhr"ugh. Of
Emmcrt"u. Is VISITING her aunt, Mrs
Kate -. Waller. IN Ri"imrnd.
Mrs H. a. Middle;"n. az Emmer-
ton. has lust returned from de-
llxhtful vie!t tn washinstou, Chap
iic". Indian Head snd "tnsr points IN
Maryland
sir. Rri Ira. j. NJ. Onohundro. Of
Lillian; Mrs. j. - BAILEY. Of kins"l
AMI MIR nnd Mrp. W. Y. Morgan loft
recently On ~ motor tri., through the
Valley.
Mis.ca Mary nud Emily Tal!at"rro
hav. rcturn"d tn the rr"tcHtant Hos
pitsl. of Norfolk. wh"rc ,hcy nrc In
traiu!nE. Efter npcnhinE their vacn
ton with pRrcntn and relatives In
Richmond and wes;m"r"laad coum-
ties
Mias Dorothy HALL Is home from
Richmnud !"r tn. winter.
Captain aud Mrr u. &. Fisher. Of
The Gables HAY. been ava, re-
Gently to Ealts. Philadelphia. Allan
Il, city ana other points.
-. y. Reed. of R"cdyillc. has re-
turned from Richmond. accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Hinton and
it'll" Lillian Nelson.
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HEATHSNlLLli

Special I" Tho Times Dispatch
itIGATIiSNiII.E. VA. oct 2l.-Mr.
and Airs, e. Harding walker hav.
mnnd,
Miss Lillian Anderson was week :
"ud susst ar her slStsr. Mrs. W, y.
G"gentt. at Weems.
howard Reynolds. of rlamnc!d. y
j. WAS recon; guest OF his parents,
Mr., nud Mrs. u. T.. Rcyunids. near
coau.
Mrs e. NJ. Sale. OF Alexandria.
WAS her" .I"r u f"w day, u short Will"
since.
Mrs. John \, liaynic. OF Rcidv,ll".
nnd Mira. :. II. Downing. OF burgess
store. were visiting In Hoathsvillc
recently.
Miss S"!t!ne Rice. Of iirathsvillc.
and Miss sac Downing. OF I.ancas-
ter. who hr" teaching in Kichmoud.
"p.nt the wc"k-"ud at their r"su"''-