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Evening star., 1923-07-29
"WE HAVE THE KEY"
TO HONEST. INVESTMENTS

-s... GIVE HAVE THE KEY"
TO HONEST. INVESTMENTS
100 BLOCK 9TH NV. 1000 BLOCK 18th ST. NV.
for
CORNER ON UPSHUR NV. 1fOO BLOCK 23rd ST. NV.
" Georgia sand
of
Priced for quick sae.& W
3-FAMILY HOUSE A STREET NE. NEAR 9TH.
Rents, Sis Month Well financed. Must sell this week
Price, 81, ,5OO-Cash ST., 500.
We have attractive offerings business properties St. St.
9TH ST. and 14th St. Call Main 33O8
KEY REALTY co..
z16 Commerce Savings Bank,
9TH and Sts- NV.
Main $685.
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SUMNER COTTAGES.

COTTAGE. SMALL, FURNISHED; SALT
bench; by responsible couple: complete de-
scription and rent. Address Box 211-R. Star
of1ce.
NEW, CLEAN BUNGALOW AT NORTH
Chesapeake Beach. Write or call Dr. BAI-
LEY. baltimore ave. North Chesapeake
Reach. Md.
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10th STREET HEIGHTS.

brandnew and very appealing
detached, colonial home. located
In this desirable section, where
values rapidly increasing. This
home has ; large bedrooms, in
cluding heated and glass-nclosed
sleeping porch on the second floor.
tiled baths with shower, spacious
- living room with real open fire.
o.. place. double oak floors. fine cleo
trio fixtures, h.-w h., several built
f In features and a garage. Good
level lot 50x115. Price, $15,I5O,
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1894 Fl st. NV Realtors. Franklin 9503.
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WOODRIDGF

One of. the highest and best locations In
Woodbridge. on jackson st. between 18th and
18th, Six rooms and bath, h.-wh., electric
lights, newly papered and painted and in
splendid condition. Lot 5Ox150 with shade
and flowers. ten bearing fruit trees and large
grape arbor Garage on alley. This property
is worthy Of your consideration.
McIaACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 49,. Evenings, North 313.
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Paying Will Make You the 0
Chevy Chase Bargain-$o,25o.
Brick 6 rm. and bath, sleep. front and
rear porches hardwood floors. h.-w.h.. cleo:
all modern appointments: built-in garage, very
desirable section. Moderate terms.
Chevy Chase. D. C.-$II.5oo.
Delightful Z rm. and o-bath brick; h.-w; h,
cleo: front and rear porches. garage; splen
did location. Terms.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-$Io,75o.
house. very large rooms hardwood floors.
h..w.h.. cleo; lot $50 feet deep with wonder
full trees; flowers, shrubbery; garage: delight
Van Buren, St. N.W.-$II 900.
Lovely s-rm. and bath. detached. h.,wh,
wood floors. open fireplace; beautiful shrub.
berry, flowers; gar,ge. Numerous nouseho,a
with children.
Close to Conn. Ave. and S.
$3.50.
Excellent 10-room and bath. brick; steam
heat, cleo: all modern. good condition. Priced
very low for that section.
Near Mass. Ave. and Dupont
.-- Circle-SI3,5oo.
s-room. o-bath brick: furnace heat. elee.; 90
IT. wide. noT Zoned nrst commercial ana III
locality of fast advancing values.
Near 2Ist and Mass. Ave.
SI3,soo.
s-room and bath brick, 20 IT. wide; zone
first commerciai-a wonderful buy at this
figure. - e.. -ss--. s-
The Natural Buying Pl;
" ALLAN E. WAL
SI3 I5th Street NV.
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BIG BARGAIN.

BIG BARGAIN.
5I4 18th ST. n.e.-New house,
6 large rooms, tile bath h.-w.h.,
elec. lights, double rear porches,
wide front porch, built-in ga
rage. Immediate possession.
Easy terms. For sale by THOS.
A. JAMESON, goo New York
ave. NV. Main $3.50.
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Mt. Pleasant.

Near. Mt. Pleasant street car line One Of
the citys most desirable localities. A choice
home. containing and baths mod
ern in every detail; 2-car brick garage Can
be bought for S13,750: most reasonable price
for this section. Terms arranged.
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER

BEAUTIFUL CORNER
Homes at Sth and Crittenden SITS NV. Stu
Rted in the heart of Petworth. they are easily
the best buy in the city today. Seven large,
airy rooms. including bedrooms, leading to
an extra large sleeping porch; concrete front
porch, with side and front lawns: built-in
garage: white enamel kitchen cabinet: one
piece drain board: service porch: large pantry
hardwood floors; many electric plugs through
out: modern facilities for heating and light
ing. These homes contain everything that
you are looking for. Small cash payment.
with very reasonable monthly payments. Rep
resentatives premises evenings and Sun
Gays until pm. Inspect before this real Op-
portunity slips by.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
9I4 NEW YORK AVE
FRANKLIN 114O
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HOOVER & KIDWELL.

HOOVER g. KIDWELI.
JAZZ ST. N.E.-&,5OO.
in arsek wired or ii.
has install mar
Open Inspection from PM Saturday Sunday.
1881 NEWTON ST. NW.-SI275o
home
French doorse o thoug
for brick
and n price is hn price negh
Open for Inspection from to PM Saturday and Sunday.
3o7 SEATON ST. N.E-S8,5o
brick, Of the best conini
III, o porch
critic a house vhi merits our inspect -
Open for Inspection from PM Saturday and Sunday
HOOVER & KIDWELL, Ii: -,.-,
Sales-I-oans-Rents-Insuran
14o6 St NV. Main 6341.
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YOUNG MARRIED
FOLKS
TAKE NOTICE"
$3.50 Cash, SIS Monthly-$8,4 ,45O
Chevy Chase. d. C.-Brick bungalow: five
rooms and bath; hardwood floors throughout;
FIGURE THIS
$500 Cash. 500 Monthly-$ $50
Five -rooms-and bath bungalow hardwood
floors; breakfast acove: brand-new
MORGAN E MORGAN co.
Frank. 1920. 923 10th St. NV.
Evenings Phone Frank. 1851 West 50s-W.
BRAND NEW.
Senli-Detached
54O3 7th ST.; on a 25-ft. lot.
Brick home: Ami; beautifully finished: a
chance to get q real home at a fair price.
This home, with the ground. could not he
duplicated for the price. Only one left Open
daily till 0 pm. for inspection. $1,000 cash.
rs month.
WALTER A. DUNCAN,
1410 II st. NV.
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u
PetWorth.

A locality continually improving In beauty,
where the ma jority Of people are home own
ers. Six rooms and full tiled bath; front and
back porches: hardwood trim throughout; cleo
tricity and hot-water heat: large f0ored attic.
$3.50; equity cash and $75 per month.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
Broom hat and rooms for rent Reasonable
For information or particulars call 229
st.sn.w
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Cleveland Park. ..s
Fine home; detached; 8 rooms; modern
lot 50x140 feet; $4,000.
Columbia Heights.
1. Large home Of 10 rooms; 2 baths:. fine
condition: a.m.i.; stationary tubs; servants
9 New brick home: 81, IT. wide 9 rooms;
hardwood floors; built-in garage. real buy
g. New home OF 9 rooms;l tile bath with
built-in tub: thoroughly. modern; hardwood
floors; fireplace; light tapestry brick: cement
front porch; large rear porches; brick gafege
stationary tubs; cold storage and many other
conveniences. The best buy, In this section
Riverdale, Md.
21a acres Of land. improved BY modern g.
room house: electric lights; .fufnace heat;
cellar; $8,500; bargain.
Downtown.
First Commercial Zone
1. Seven rooms and BATH %, 500.
p Twelve rooms. bath and garage. $l1 900.
Near 10th Street.
Ten rooms; baths; modern; 2-car garage;
only $4,000: vacant.
usiness' Properties for Sale.
Y BROS,
Bank Building.
Main 1889.
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Ed9ewater Beach

Edgewater Beach
Water front lots on salt water, sandy beach:
80 miles from Washington over Washingt ton
Annapolis state road; $40O to 81 200 each
WILLIAM r. MATTESON. Bond bldg, l4th
and N. 7. ave. Phone M. 6771. Office on
beach open Sundays.
II YOUR HOUSE IS LOCATED NORTHEAST
or southeast list II with u.s. for quick sale.
We specialize In the sale Of East Washington
property.
East Washington Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1886. TO Sth ST. NE.
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Mt. PLEASANT.
Forced Sale,
SACRIFICE.
$3.50 Cash $50 Per Month
L > l.. N. T..
Splendid Location.

Two-story brick residence with rooms
we'll built and in good condition; must be sold
and a genuine bargain al the price offered OF
So 500, with only $3.50 cash.
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TAKE THE LANDLORDS PROFIT FOR YOURSELF!
Buy in the National Capital The Rent You Are Now
Paying Will Make You the Owner of Fine Modern Home.
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Close to Grant Circle.

$3.50.
Only one of our fast-sefiing row. Of lovely
homes The prettiest 8-goom house in the
city. Double entrance; tiled bath: hot-water
heat; electricity; steel reinforced cement
front porch double back porches: outside pan
try; ivory and mahogany trim: deep lot to
alley. ON Illinois ave. between Allison and
buchanan SITS. Open and lighted every day
until pm.
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Saul's Addition.

Only $9.75O for 4 nearly new home in this
excellent section; rooms and full tiled bath:
modern In every respect; front porch and
double screened back porches; deep lot to wide
alley. Terms arranged.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Ssoo CASH.

Beautiful new house; most Substantially
hnit; o rooms and sleeping porch hot-water
located. Very low price. most liberal terms.
CORY CORY. owners and builders. 719 18th
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Main SO.

80 - CHAS. D. SAGER
Main SO. ga I4th ST NV. Main 81.
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Near 14th st.; three-story brick converted
into apartments. arranged in three 1-room-
kitchenette. two Groom XII itchenette, one g.
room -kitchenette apartments: hot-water heat
and electricity. Shows good return. Only
$4,000. Submit offer to cash payment
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A beautiful 6-room detached brick home, To-
Gated a prominent corner and completely
surrounded by a beautiful hedge. This house
Is thoroughly modern, having electricity. hot
water. heat and all other modern conveniences.
and is unusually light and airy, there being
20 windows, which Is an average Of more
than 4 to each room. II attractiyeness, mod
price, good location. solid construction
and perfect condition worth your :
sideration, then don't fail to this home
at
Price, $Io,5oo ''
Evening star., 1923-03-08
TWO MAY Be HELD
IN DOUBLE MURDER
Indictments Expected When
Jury Probes Staying of
Deputy Sheriffs.
JUDGE LAUDS SLAIN MEN
Calls Victims of Moonshiners
Heroes" in Speech at Their
Funerals.
JUDGE LAUDS SLAIN MEN
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FRANKLINTON. La, March Sat
least two men were expected to be
indicted by an extraordinary session
Of the Washington parish grand jury
convened here today to investigate
the staying of Wesley Grain and
Wiley Pierce. deputy sheriffs. who
were shot and killed last Saturday
by alleged moonshners in the
swamps of Betsy creek, eight miles
east of here.
Tho bodies We're found yesterday
buried in shallow graves near a still
they had destroyed and at which they
had arrested two men.
John Murphy and Gideon Rcster.
two of fourteen men in Jail here in
connection with the investigation
were accused by the authorities as
tho sIayers They revealed the hidden
graves OF the officers in n confession.
according to District Judge PrentlSS
r. Carter uf the circuit court, who
accompanied Sheriff j. T.. Bateman to
Tho graves. Murphy was said to haye
declared In his confession that he
killed both deputies.
Judge Carter, in statement dc
liNcred at the funerals of the depu-
ties. praised the slain men. These
men died as heroes" he said. They
died at their posts in a lonely swamp.
doing their duty to their state. Every
power vested in m" Will be used 10
sec justice meted ont /" the men re
snonsible for these deaths.
In addition 10 Murphy and Rester
those held for further investigation
are: Kelly RcSter. Pete Little, Jef-
frey Smith. john McGurk. NJ. +. Lit
tic. Young Williams. B. J. Williams,
Dameris Rester. Jap Little. Frank
Carter. Julian Williams and Pete
Jones. ali OF them residents of the
section where the still WAS located.
Sheriff Batcman said that more ar
rests may be made today.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
NORMA TALMADGE PRINTS
OBJECT OF COURT FIGHT
Creditor of Selznik Corporation
Subsidiary in Replevin Suit
Before New York Judge.
the Associated rrcss.

NEW YORK March S.-Posscssion
OF prints of Norma Talmadge pictures
held by the T. G. Picture Corporation
a subsidiary of the Selznik Corpora
ton Of Delaware, was sought in fed
eral court by counsel for Jacob
Weeuer a creditor of the corporation
Judge A. y. Hand ordered the prints
held pending argument Friday on a
writ of replevin.
The action was the third in as many
months in which Selznik organiza-
tions have been made defendant The
frst was an involuntary bankruptcy
petition against Select Pictures a
Selzntk subsidiary. The other also
an involuntary bankruptcy action.
was filed against the Selznik Pictures
Corporation. another subsidiary. APP
plication for Il receiver for Select
Pictures was denied. The other bank
-uptcy case is pending.
James y. Rosenberg. representing a
committee Of creditors and hondhold-
ers. announced that plans for reor-
ganization of the Selznik interests
would be completed by Friday. All
debts will be paid in full, he said.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

bill introduced In the upper house Of
the state Legislature The measure
according to it's author seeks to lower
the libel average by raising the stand
ard of personnel on Oklahoma news
papers.
Provision is made i'll the proposal
for cubs" who are defined as stu
dents. They would not be licensed
and their editors would be respon-
sible for their acts
Evening star., 1923-03-08
PROBES COAL FIELD.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March s.-In
quiry into conditions in the Alabama
coal field was begun here yester1ay
by John Hays Hammond. chairman
Of the United States coal commission
A tour Of the Birmingham diseficl
was described as informal, pending
arrival Of two other members offthe
commission, Thomas r. Marshall npd
Clark Howell. who will take part I'm
the Alabama investigation.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

II am not contemplating a divorce"
she added, land / am sure my hus-
band isn't. There is no correspondent
at least know Of none, IL I ever
do get a divorce, shall make all the
details public for motion picture
patrons are entitled to know the truth
about their entertainers.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
MAY LICENSE EDITORS.
Oklahoma Considers Examination
of All Who Handle "Copy."

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. March s.
editors. reporters and
all persons engaged in handling
copy" for publication would he re-
quired to pass an examination before
a state board of newspaper examiners
and pay $40 for a license. under
Evening star., 1923-03-08
WILL STICK TO PAPER.
British Plan No Resumption of
Gold Currency at Present.

LONDON. March S.-The resump-
templated. according to Stanley Bald
win, chancellor Of the exchequer.
When questioned in the house Of
commons as to whether he would
consider the advisability of abandon
Ing paper money and revert to gold
Evening star., 1923-03-08

Mountains of the Pacific coast and
in a great belt which reaches across
Asia and the Mediterranean, are
alive and still growing. while those
of the Atlantic coast are dead, says
DIR Barley Willis, professor of ge-
ology at Stanford University.
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AGREE TO DISAGREE.
Anita Stewart and Husband Part
Company Amicably.

LOS ANGELES. March s-Anita
Stewart. motion picture actress. and
her husband. Rudolph Cameron, direc-
tor, have agreed to disagree for a.
little while and live apart" Miss
Stewart said, according to a story
the Los Angeles Times published to-
dav
Evening star., 1923-03-08

in order to inspire confidence and
stimulate industry, the chancellor re-
piled he did not think that the issue
of gold was either desirable now or
necessary to produce the results
referred to.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

Treaty Of Bretigny allowed John II
of France. a prisoner OF Edward III
Of England. his freedom on payment
of what would be $S,000.o00, in six
wears
Evening star., 1923-03-08

Women's Gloves
s1.5o Novelty Gauntlet Gloves, OF
chamoisette. with strap wrist and
deep embroidered cuffs. White,
biscuit, beaver. COW O. lE
ert and coffee Ol.lS
shades. Friday at.
kayser's 2.clasp SILK Gloves,
with double tipped fingers and
Paris point backs. Gray, silver,
mode, pongee, mastic, IN
black and white. Fri vC
Goldenberg Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

Ceylon has always been the chief
locality for pearl fishing.
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Profit by the MANY Savings i'm Fridays Remnant Sale!
ODD LOTS OF
Mems Furnishings

ODD LOTS Or
Mems Furnishings
$50 high grade SILK Four. In Hand
TICS, OF fine imported and domes-
tic silke-odds and ends from
our regular stock SELL a.
ing at 800 and $50. OyC
lSix for S2.15.)
Mems 19c Pad Garters, O.
in black. white and plain OC
colors. Friday at.
Mems 75c Lightweight Under
wear, of balbriggan and white
gauZe cotton; short
sleeve shirts and full I0
length drawers. Subject 4SC
to slight imperfectionS.
Lewis make Union Suits, Of
heavy ribbed balbriggan, in ecru
color. All perfect
sizes. Regularly 81, 81 .OY
$3.50 and $500. At.
r25) Mems English eroadcIoth
Shirts, in plain white, tan and
gray. all perfect
quality. Sizes is &c O. on
Il; Sold at ss.45. sDl .Oy
Men. s1.so and 81 Caps, lined
anu u II II . SiN l'o, Va iA'I
woolens. Sizes up to ~. o.
Also oddments of Cloth o0C
Hats. Friday at ......
Mems Union Suits. in athletic
style, Of high grade cloths. Sizes
"a to AZ Samples and IN
seconds Of s1.00 to $500 OSC
qualities. At......
Mems 39c Half Hose, of fine
m rceri lied Isle In
black. navy, cordovan ~
and Russian calf. Per ZIC
feet quality.
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
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Nn1t On0erWeaT Tor
Women and Children
Odd lot of Women's "Merode"
Union Suits, of light weight cot
ton; broken sizes. Dis Or
continued numbers of coC
$1.25 and $3.50 qualities at
Odd lot of Women's "Merode"
Separate Garments, low neck and
sleeveless vests and knee-lenEth
pants. Broken sizes and IN
slightly soi ed gar OSC
ments. Friday at.
Odd lot Women's Heavy weight
Cotton Shirts, low neck aud sleeve
less style: also limited En
quantity of anklelength DUO
pants. Friday at......
Boys Gray FIeeced Cotton Union
Suits; sizes . to 10 years. IN
Perfect quality. Regu- SC
larly S1.0e, at. ........
chiIdren's FIeeced Separate Gar
ments: shirts with high neck and
long sleeves; knee pants. IN
Perfect quality. Fri eOSC
DAY at
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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30c Cretonnes
at l0c Yard

Mill lengths OF Fine Quality
Fast-color Washable Cretonnes,
ranging from . to s yards.
Plenty of patterns alike. assur-
ing a wide selection OF styles in
quantities sufficient for prac-
tically all needs. Light and dark
colors with floral. stripe, bird
and tapestry designs.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
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30c & SOC Donestics
25c Yard

Remnants Of 80 and 36 inch
Woven Madras, 29-inch Tissue
Ginghams, 32-inch Fine Quality
Domestic Ginghams, 30-i n C h
Crepes, etc. Excellent lengths
for every purpose.
Goldenbergs-Ftrst Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-08

Corset Oddments
(24I Memo srsssieres. of fine
white material: laced under arm.
Broken sizes 81 TO o. M
50. Regularly $3.50. Ol .UU
de) Warmers corsets, of fine
pink material: low bust and long
skirt model. with reinforced front
and wide elastic at back. Sizes
%. "a. %. 90 to 80. o. 0n
Regularly $500. OZ.Cy
nt8 90 warnsr. s,sr,. corsss'' ssI1s Of hssSs Sis
forced front and heavy rust
% g to s.. Regu1ariy SOY
(12) Memo corsets, of heavy
white coutil; low and high bust
models, with long skirts Broken
sizes "a to Sc Slight d z ~
ly soiled: Regularly 0O.Zy
C7) "P. NJ" Practical Side Cor.
sets. of heavy white coutil; low,
medium and high bust models
with wide front clasp. Broken
sizes 2S to 50. CO <0
Regularly $500, sQZ.Oy
C,D "R & G" corsets. OF heavy
pink coutil, with wide elastic
top and extreme
long skirt. Sizes 25 o. IN
TO Sc. r larly DZ.OS
$500. AT ....-.....
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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81 Blankets
$3.50 Pair

Soft Fleeced Blankets; sizes
64x76 and 66xs2 inches. for dou-
BILE beds. in plaids Of various
colors; also white or gray with
colored borders. Termed seconds
because of the irregular size;
some running an inch or two over
or under the regulation lengths.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
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S1.50 and 81 Panel
Lace Curtains, Csc

Scotch and Nottingham Weave
Panel Lace Curtains, 2h yards
long, In white or ecru; neat or
heavy worked designs. Ono to
six Of a pattern. At $50 each.
Goldenberrs-Hourth Floor.
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81 Linoleum, SIC So. Yd.

lengths Of Cooks Cork-h!ed Burlap Linoleuns
from to IS YARDS ana many pce anke
halls bathrooms Vest1oue Light ana
dark tile or parquettc flooring designs.
Feer.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Petticoat Remnants

AII.slik jersey PsttIeoats, Of
good heavy quality. in tan and
gray. Deep pleated
founces and full H0 NO
wida h; Regularly 3Z.V0
Glneham Pettlceats, of excellent
grade, in neat stripes, <n
made with deep ruffie. OyC
All lengths. Friday at,
Gcadsnbs91's-Third ylssf.
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25c and 35c
Dress. Ginghams
Csc and 75c
Window Shades,

Seconds OF Opaque and Hol-
land-finish Window Shades, in
white. ecru and green; size It.
by It. 8 In. Mounted on strong
spring rollers. Slight imperfec-
tions In the cloth
Goldsnbsrg's-Fourth fleer,
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Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-01-07
Around the City
b. Mamie Ldncaste.

. WO women frilled UP like candies
in box were promenading
along Connecticut avenue Sun
Evening star., 1923-01-07

$2s5 Four-piece Amer
fcan Walnut Suite, con-
sisting of Bow Bed,
Chifforette, Full Vanity
and Dresser.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Mount Vernon, No. 5, had Knight
Joseph Z. Williams installed as outer
guard by Grand Chancellor Ellery w.
Heiss last Wednesday evening. Rank
of page will be conferred on class
of ten next Wednesday evening and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
Pythians.
Webster, No. z. will confer rank of
esquire next Tuesday evening, and
Past Chancellor Samuel NJ. I.earson
of Syracusians, No. 10. president of
Knights Of Pythias Bowling League,
will present to the former lodge the
banner won by it as leader of the
interlodge bowling contests held dur
ing the season of 1922-1923.
Syracusians, No. 10. conferred rank
of knight on a large class last Fri
day evening, and active steps We're
taken toward rehearsals Of the knight
rank on a class for the fraternity in
Baltimore in the near future.
The first rehearsal for the drama
Damon and Pythias,". to be produced
by members of the order, under the
direction of the "Heiss- Hiesley
Class" in the fall, was held at Pythian
Temple last Thursday evening, and
the enthusiasm manifested promises
to make the affair an unprecedented
success.
The annual meeting of the knights
of Pythias Bowling League, at which
officers for the coming year will be
elected, will be held at Pythian Tenn
pie next Thursday at pm.
Friendship Temple, No. 8, Pythian
Sisters met last Wednesday evening,
combined with a social and the cere-
mony of receiving applications. A
class initiation will be held June 27.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

Homestead No. 64os held its reg
ular meeting In Northeast Masonic
Temple Monday night, at which time
eight candidates were initiated and
II applications received. Charles E.
Bratton, state manager for the Dis
trict, presided The progress the or
der is making was the topic of
discussion during the evening, and
Miss Grace Spangler presided at the
piano when a quartet sang. Refresh
ments were served and a committee
or one was appointed to carry to the
off1cers on duty at No. police station
Ice cream and cake.
The brotherhood will give It's first
excursion to Chesapeake Beach next
Thursday, when the members and
their friends will hear several promi-
nent members of the order speak.
The Boosters Club of the order Is
doing a good work, and at its meet
ing voted to attend the excursion in
body on June 2S to Chesapeake
Beach, when 1t expects to give each
child token to remember the occa-
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