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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31

daughter, Alease left Sunday morn
ing for McAlbin,, w. Va. She was
accompanied as far as Walton juno
ton by her mother Mrs. Kate Hill
and aunt, Mrs Mamie Lampkins Of
Max Meadow, Va.
DIR. and Mrs. T. A. 'Corbit of Pu-
laski motored to the city Sunday the
guest of Mrs. James Chapman.
Messrs. Carl, Bolard, Robert, Hen
ry and Claiborne Howard, Mr.. Ran
dali Austin of East Piney spent Sat
urday in the city.
Mrs. r. v. Perry, who spent the
winter in Hampton, Va. with her
daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Bassette ar
rived Wednesday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
COLORED SEAMEN BALK AT
Triple STEW.
(Prestor News Service)

NEW YORK, May 22.-An American
flag flying upside down on the mast of
the American Schooner Barnsdell,
anchored off the West Bank Light in
the lower bay, was taken as sign Ut
trouble aboard that ship by the Observ.
or at Sandy Hook last week. A coast
guard officer and five men were sent in
motor launch to the schooner which
they boarded. They arrested two meh
on charges Of mutiny.
When the prisoners were taken to
the barge Office for arraignment before
a United States Commissioner, they
said that the trouble started when they
refused to work after having been
made i'll by stewed tripe. The Prisoners
said they were e. Griffith 2S and Pab.
10 Pierce, 3d. both Of Porto Rico. The
complaint against the two men was
made by Captain A L. Johnston of the
vessel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
TAKE NO CHANCE.

"You had better not take that chance
hell is likely to be your home. When l
was sinner, I used 10 say my prayers.
I thank you God for keeping me today.
I hope that you will keep me tonight.
I amt saying what ! am going to do
tomorrow. Don't take advantage OF
that, God had taken possession of me.
say to the devil 1 belong to Jesus
Christ. You haven't got anything to
do with me- If the devil run UP on me
/ say I belong to Jesus. Don't you dare
lay your hands on me. The devil kind
er gets back because belong TO some
body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
STILL HELPING.

We add the following to the list OF
friends still helping: Williams Lodge
of Elks, per Frank B! Miller; Thomas
Page; Mr.. F. G.. Brown, Newport News
Va; Mr.. B. A. Cephas; Mrs. Sarah
Gaines, TunstalB Va; Rev. II. n.
Evans, st. Louis Mo-; Chesterfield
School, per Prof. James p Spencer;
Rev, DR.. r. G. Adams, Portsmouth,
Va; Mrs. Sarah Donovan; Rayo Thea
tire; Mr.. J. M. Poindexter; U. N /.
Association; Mr.. e. D. Kennard Som
erton. Arizona; Capt. e. w. Gould
Norfolk, Va; Mr.. w. K Falls: Mrs.
Lucy Cross; Mr. d. J. Taylor. Noel, Va.
Mr. Richard Draper, Newport News
Va, and Mr. r. W. Whiting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
BONDSMEN FOR LODGE LIABLE
FOR PAYMENTS.
Il
Preston News Service)

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May Is
Notice has been given to seven race
men, who are bondsnen Of the Protsc
tive Order of Lions, a fraternal insur-
ance company, that they are liable un'
der a $4,000 bond to refund all pay
ments of members, by orders of Bruce
T. Bullion state insurance commits
sioner, to months ago. The final notice
was sent to the men last Thursday by
Attorney General UtIey.
The organization, it il said, has fail
ed to obtain the required number of
members or the prescribed amount of
premiums to obtain regular certifi-
cate. A temporary certificate and an ex
tension had been given. The time of
the extension having expired early last
February. The state insurance depart
ment revoked the certificate in Febru-
ary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
REWARD IS GREAT.

Success is yours the reward IS
great. Like Noah's Ark, she is strong
ample and sea-worthy, nothing shoddy
about her, cost a lot to build her.
don't know of any ship constructed at
so great cost as the Old Ship of Zion.
She was locked in heaven, angels
around her and arch-angels attended
her. The keel was laid around the
throne of God-keel laid in heaven
formed and fashioned by God Almighty
the great Architect. He pushed her OH
Himself. She rolled DOWN through all
ages, not mast broken, and not a sail
torn. She has never been on the rocks
never been upon the shore
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
NO MUTINY WANTED.

young men, be at peace. Do not
start any insurrection. You get togetn
err and agree. Do not have any nuttny'
II any mutiny gets among the crew,
the ship will be lost. Stay on board.
I've been dealing with the hobos. 1
don't like to do that for there are so
many people, who just want to know
that Gods going to save them. They
will make Him do 1t. You are going to
hell by doing that. There are people,
who serve the devil all the time and
then run at the close Of their lives
and ask God to save them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
MANY THOUSANDS LANDED.

"She has landed many thousands
and will land as many more She un,
loads her cargo and goes back and
gets another. What is the Old Ship Oh
Zion? 1 mean the Church. You know
they lay a piece out full length OF the
ship and then they LAY the keel. THIS
shin was laid more than two thousand
years ago. This church is named MI,
Moriah. Here you are. a rib OF the OLD
ship. Jesus Christ shows how much II
cost Him to build the Old Ship OF Alon'
1t cost Him His life. 1t cost heaven
more than the creation of the world.
That was to establish the Old Ship o.
Zion as the battle ship Of God.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
THE SPIRIT OF GOD.

"The spirit of God will see to 1t tnat
Won will be saved, for you are His al
ready. III give you the seed as His ID
hertance. The Old Ship OF Zion snail
bring in it's inhabitants freely. There
are some stowaways on ship. They
Just stay on the ship until they get ID
to port. All sinners are hobos in the
coal-bunkers. They come stealing a
ride, but the King knows they are
there. He puts on them clean gar.
ments. He sends them back there. tell
ing them to go back and do the scrub
bling and He'll give them home too
The crew Is experienced. They know
about handling the ship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
LARGE CROWD AT NIGHT.

Rev. DR.. Peyton text was from
John 18th chapter, subject: Holding
Fast the Word of God" He exhorted
them to Hold fast till come" The 3
collections for the day totalled $21S.99
The afternoon collection was $S6.3S
The nights collection was $71.51; the
number of members received z. Rev. A
L. Trent was master of ceremonies
Rev. Peyton preached at Trinity
Church Monday night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31
STOOD EVERY STORM.

There are others who have stood
every storm. Leo x and Gregory and
Alexander. This was an age when they
cut off eye-lids crushed their victims
teeth, put them in the river until the
water arose and drowned them. am
telling Jesus Christ 10 ride on. Stanu
out in the water and let the tide arise.
Let them say and do what they please,
WI stay out in the river and let the
tide rise. I'll put my trust in the Lord.
I am told that two girls were put out
and the tide was rising. Let the Say.
Jour save you. They held their heads
back. Ride on! Ride on! Tender wo-
men, tender young girls. Ride on
King. A writer says, I saw bird in
the shape of dove circle around
them and as they fell back in the wat.
er, it took an upward flight,
DID NOT DIE.
Brother Peyton, didn't they die?
No. They went into the kingdom OF
God. where there would be no more sor
row, no more tribulation. no more suf-
fering Easier to keep the devil out
than to take him in. got put into the
station-house at Washington one
night. 1 was sitting there looking at
the door. thought of Paul and Silas.
God, you took Paul and Silas out Of
Jail deliver me. The door opened the
officer said a man is here and walk
ed out You want to trust in God. Do
you want anything? Ask God for it,
and trust that you will get it. Keep'on
asking for it Keep it in your mind and
bye and bye will come to you certain
thought that you wont get 1t and never
will get it. That's a lie. That's the dev
il. He will take your mind and set it
on something else.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31

1880 A. M. we listened to a pow
erful and inspiring sermon coming
from the Rev. A. w. Williams, OF
Sumpter, s. c., but now taking post
work at Virginia Union University.
Devotionals conducted by Rev. G. b.
Jefferson, Rev. M. A. Jackson and
Pastor C. A. Cobbs. We were glad to
have on the rostrum, Revs. William
Hunter and Solomon Johnson.
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STAY. ON THE SHIP

Stay with God Almighty
Let men say what they will, you stay
with God Almighty They may abuse
YOU in the day. Tell God about 1t at
night. If this Mt. Moriah will see TO
that you stay and trust God you Will
be beacon light and no one need be
afraid.
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The Planet will be sent to you for
one year, price $500 or it will be deliv-
cred at your door every Saturday for
Five Cents per week.
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FULTON NOTES.

The Sunday School of the Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church was well at
tended last Sabbath.
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WAIT ON THE LORD.

"Wait on the Lord Push yourself
aside and keep your eyes on God. am
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WEEK OF JUNE 2ND TO 9TH

Marcus Slater Presents the Famous
OIJINTARD MILLER MUSICAL CO.
2O-REAL STARS-2O
regular So Musical Comedy Pro
duction. Comedy, Music, Dancing,
Singing and Lots of Pretty
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Featuring Quintard Miller, Marcus
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Queen of jazz
Every Night From Z to H..
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With best wishes yours,
l.. r. Woodbridge, JR.,
MARY R. WOOIRIDGE
]. H. THOMPSON.
M. THOMPSON, c. C.
w. J. Strowbridge
Henry Fitz.
Stanton, Va.
July 16 1928.
John Mitchell Jr. aN
81 N. Fourth Street,
Richmond, Va.
My Dear Sir, and Brother:-You
will find enclosed check for your De-
Tense Fund. given by your friends OF
S,auntOn Va
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S:3OP. M Rev. Solomon Johnson
preached in the absence of our pas
tor, Rev. .Cobbs, who left the city to
preach the baccalaureate sermon at
the High School in Cumberland Co.,
Va. Rev Johnson preached a very
interesting sermon. R!evs. A. D.
Clarke and G. B. Jefferson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31

Remember that tomorrow every
member is expected to bring up their
quota of 1925 each for the building
fund. The pastor and trustees do
not want you to fail in this effort.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31

Services at Calvary TOMORROW as
follows: Sunday School, $3.50 A. M.
Preaching 1880 A. M. Baptizing
over by the Government Road be-
tween 1890 and 100 P. M. We hope
to see you at the services before
going over to the baptism. Com
munion, $3.50 P. M. Come out and
have a great time, in praising and
worshipping the Lord.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31

The Richmond Baptist S. S. Union
will convene at the River View Bap-
fist Church tomorrow at $3.50 F. M.
A splendid program will be rendered.
Mr.. ]. L. Ballard is president; Rev.
G. B. Jefferson, corresponding Sec
rotary; Rev. J. J. Carter, chaplain.
Rev. G. B. Jefferson will preach at
the Union Level Baptist Church to-
morrow at 500 p M
Evening star., 1924-04-15
WANTED-TO HIRE AUTOS.

WANTED-To hire nve-passenger closed car,
with white cwncr-driver, for occasional week
day trips. Address, giving full particulars,
including make Of car, rates and reference.
Box e-B, Star offce-
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE--A 5.ROUM AND
bath apt: all modern Improvements; exec
lent condition. $3.50 per mo.
p J. WAISHE INC. 1l07 Eye st. NV
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4-ROOM USFURSIsHED APT. As NJ ST
n.w.-Sewly papered and painted, sink and
gas range in kitchen; cleo. g1s and heat fur
nished: semi private bath: outside rooms price
$50 admits only Franklin S7ss. l5s
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FOB SALE-GARAGES

a, 500 WILL BUY A GOOD PRIVATE GA
rage with room for or 8 cars and large
stnrase room second floor Nesr End and II
ets NV. Reasonable terms.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
723 10th ST. NV Main 5S06.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED



los SECOND N.E..Three rooms, furnished;
l1o7 l7th -N:w.--LArge, second front. next
1850 BILTMORE sT.-Lovely room with porch,
in beautiful private home. 1s'
1850 IRVING N.w.--LArge front room; half
block Mt: Pheasant car line.
327 A ST. N.E.-2 large. bright housekeeping
| rooms; also single rooms.
6s6 ST. N.E.-Front corner, lhk.; kitchen
cite has sink.
1915 7th ST. Ne Single room and porch,
next 10 bath; h.w.b. Line. SIG.
5O4 VI NV Living bed room, kitchenette,
next bath; $2s monthly.
5O4 NJ N.W.--Large front, clean housekeeping
| room. SIG month.
43I 9th Neatly furnished room, $i2. so
month, near bath.
rent one room TO congena party. Col. I1s1-J.
| 1858 Park RD.-NiceIy furnished. comfort
able room, adjoining bath
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND N-Nicely
| furnished 2nd floor front room. Frank. 1885.
1908 FAIRMOST ST.-NiceIy furnished front
room; electricity; telephone.
$50 18th ST. NV. Two separate rooms; s25
per month.
| 1905 ]. Sr.-Sicely furnished rooms, s. week
| up: transients.
1920 EYE ST.-Double and single rooms: run
ming water: phone; electricity twin beds
| another. s12: housekeeping. Is.
3I6 ISDIASA AVE.-Front rooms; second and
third floors: h.k Is
| 1908 conn. AVE Nw-one large front
| room: nicely furnished: reasonable. 15'
| 1887 I. ST W-Convenient downtown lora-
| tion: trnnsit nts
| fa5 MASS AVE Nw-Rooms; ami; clean
! quiet: 80 to Sc week.
FORT MYER HGTS vA-Iarge. pleasant
room. elec. Call CLARENDON 31s. 15'
1914 MASS. AvE--Room. porch and kitchen
| ette sink. range; also room adjoining bath.
ems A ST. s.E.-Two rooms. neatly fur. for
Ink. l5'
1903 l. ST. E.w.-Large room in residentis
section: phone connection. l5s
| 1890 EYE ST. N.W.-Furnshed rooms, private
| hath gentlemen only: references. i5'
| I7T5 MASSACHUSETTS, AyE-Iarre we'll
| furnished room. second floor: ami.
1919 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room.
| sn5 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Lsrge front, twin
| beds: bath floor: gentlemen. 15'
sss ST. sw.-Furnshed Ink. rooms, sink,
1905 s2nd ST. N.w.-Living room and kitch-
"nette. lSs
| I:42 r ST Nw-single front room.
WE OFFER "ISsFDCTED" rooms only. All
prices locations. details. WASH SERVICE
! BUREAU. District Nat. Bank bldg. Main 2l33
1908 X NV.
Nee larse mfodIe room. In. r., S-1.
| YOUR TRUNKS and baggage
moved. SOC and up. Prompt serv-
ice. Call Frank. o255.
RENT ROOMS-FUR. Or UNFUR.
| 1871 Goth NV. Apt. No 4-Iust of Conn.
| ave-: or 3 rooms and kitchen unfurnished
4 or furnished TO suit tenant; low rental to
! right party. IT.
/
! 23lS 18th ST. S.W.-Furnshed rooms; hot
water heat and electricity; near Ambassador
| Theater: reasonable. l6s
| I34c VERMONT AVE- unfurrished rooms
| for light housekeeping; also furnished rooms.
15s
| 124O COL RI. Nw-aRd floor, b.w. front /:
! fur. or unfur bed-sitting room. Adams i3:'.
! 10 18th ST. N.E.--rhrce large rooms. private
bath: electricity. I6'
i l.40 col. RID. N.W.-2nd foor; b.-w. front +:
! flr. nnfnr.. ..h-sitting roo.n. Ada la2:,.
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1873 COL. RD., APT. 6-ATTRACYrIVE 4
room, reception hall, kitchen, bath; newly
dRrOYa ted. all oUtEf1e
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ROOMS, KITCHEN, DINING Above AND
hath apt. 1914 Mt. Pleasant st. NV SEQ
janitor or {. W. SIMPSON Co.. INC, 734
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APARTMENT. SECOND FLOOR, ROOMS.
private bath: sleepinr porch; steam heat; ;
electricity. 234 i1th St ne 1Se
Evening star., 1924-04-15

TWO LARGE ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHT
and gas; fur. Ink; 634 l. st. NV; 81 per
week
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WANTED BOARD.

PASSOVER BOARD-First two sedars and
dinners, with refined Jewish family; strictly
kosher. Franklin 1887, or address Box 274-A,
Star Office
Evening star., 1924-04-15

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT ROOMS
large reception hall. bath: rent. $50 per month
The New Bern, 18th and Mass. ave. NV
HARRY WARDMAS,
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1929 18th ST6 ROOMS AND BATH On
End and Bird floors. over business property $40
SHANNON & LCCHS, INC,
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued.

l410 1lth ST. S.W.-Nice room for two girls;
girl wants roommate; pa rior, piano. electricity,
phone. Ink. and laundry privileges; homelike ::
Sl2 month North 3734 lSs
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SUBURBAN BOARD.
RENT RooMs-SUBURBAN.

EXCELLENT CARE in private home for ch
OF three; reasonable. Is Arundel ave-, Riv,
dale. Adams I5S
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued

MT. PLEASANT, OVERLOOKING ROCK
Creek Park: 2nd floor: = bedrooms. sitting
room. kitchenette and tiled bath: large closets
in all rooms; gas. elec. and hot water inc:;
reasonable; available Apr. is. 1915 Kenyon st.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

NO. Al. 1887 N. H. AVE.
4 rooms and bath, in excellent condition
WEAVER BROS. Realtors,
IS5 18th st, NV. N. Lsz1
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MT. PLEASANT. OVERLOOKING ROCK
Creek Park: End floor: bedrooms. sitting
in all rooms; gas. elec. and hot water inc:;
reasonable; available Apr. is. 1915 Kenyon st.
THREE ROOMS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
gas; furnished for lh.k.. GA Il st. NV: S45
per month. I6s
1916 PARK ROADS ROOMS AND PRIVATE
ba tn; every modern convenience; select loca-
ton: adults; moderate rent.
% ADAMS ST NW.-ATTRACTIyE BROOM
apt. large sink. gas range. electricity; large
closets: nevly papered and painted.
MAIN 1856. THOMAS CIRCLE-F1vERooM
apartment in apartment house facing south
2 ROOM APT. AND GARAGE. 1888 / ST.
Phone Prank. 1897 15s
AN ATTRACTIVE AND WELL. FURNISHED
apartment delightfully."- located near Mass.
reception hall and bath q bedrcomsI; will
rent to October l to responsible party; adults
preferred. Tel. Cleve. 30ssJ.
LONDON HALL APT 4ol 113s 18th ST wv.
One room, kitchenette and bath; newly fnr-
nisbed 15'
1893 CALVERT ST.-T0 COUPLE. TWO
rooms, porch: 2nd floor; SIM; range; elect,
gas. phone: s45. lie
spsrtment; ladies'; so. North s5ss-J
evenings.
364l 18th ST. N.W-THREE ROOMS.
sleeping porch, bath; ami: excellent location:
entire floor: convenient to two car lines. 17'
DETACHED HOME LARGE. BRIGHT.
front rooms, bath bet~e will furnish to
accom- modate four. 5J06 18th st. Col. SSJ. .
l272 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. COR
ner N-2 and front rooms, kitchenette. bath
continuous hot water; ami; walking dis
tance.
DELIGHTFUL FRONT APT. OF LARGE
rooms, shower and all modern. improvements;
beautifully furnished: residential locality;
garage available IL desired: reasonable; refined
people: minutes from downtown. Pot. 2l20.
CENTRAL-EERY ATTRACT, HOMEI.IKE:
Or, b. h.k. apt: quiet, clean. eIclus.: maid
serv. optional; full apt. service. 17l7 De Sales.
15'
NO CAR FARE; NEAR ALL DEPTS.; 500
21st NV. rooms; Ink. cleo, phone. h..
VII $3.50. Apply 1905 Eye ~. 15s
DOWNTOWN SECTIOS-I ROOM. DINING
room and kitchen combined and bath. beaut-
fully furnished. GEO. W. IINEISS, 1T1s
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WANTED-SUBURBAN B0ARI

COUPLE with child years of age desire r
with porch in nearby Virginia Mrs. Ii.
Kaiser. 20 Hunter ave-. Clarendon Va
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Iif7 VERMONT AVE. HERMITAGE-0NE
room, reception hall, kitchenette, bath, So. 20.
Totten, 700 9th. Main 1925.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

SPEND WITH
OAKLAND
AND
Your great consols tiou in driving Of
guaranteed for 10000 miles used cars will
oyerwhelm your deep satisfaction in your pur-
chase from
DISTRICT OAKLAND CO..
1909 l. ST. NV.
GA 23 Oakland Coupe. new drab paint.
good rubber and for 5 people. The price rs
Terms meet your approval. $500.
6-++ c3 Tourine-fxst, good looking and
guaranteed. Paint to your order-just in-see
it today. Including painting, $Tc5.
FORDS
1923 Touring. original rubber. motor per
feet An unusual buy. S226.
Coupe-a knocksbout-eyery possible eItrs {:
the most perfect conditioned Ford the writer
has ever driven. $3.50.
Sedan 1921. Ok. s225.
Others, including
Bucks. lodges, vele. Durant
"Remember the Address"
DISTRICT OAKLAND CO.,
1909 l. ST. NV.
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1449 G ST. NE Or 4. AND r., NEWLY
papsred and painted; $50 month. LLoLD r
TIRNER. GO Ith 81 "
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C0L0RED-Two unfurnshed rooms; reason
able. Address Box 76-A Star Office i6s
GARRETT PARK, MD.-Furnished or unfur-
nished; am: macadam roads, so minutes of
city. Rox 81.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

18th and Lanier Place.
Unusually attractive and splendidIy located
in one of wsshington's most beautiful resi-
Dental sections.
These apartments contain rooms and bath
and real values when considering tEe
many conveniences.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 II St NV. Franklin asAs
Evening star., 1924-04-15

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE ROOMS, PRIN-
cess kttchenette and bath: two exposures. $50
Three ROOM bath and kitchenette elect heat
gas furnished. $50. 2035 ST NV 1as
Evening star., 1924-04-15
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE-Iarge south or
east exposed room. northwest; quiet home;
sufficient plain food. Address Box 5-B, Star
Office
Evening star., 1924-04-15

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-A 5-ROOM AND
bath apt: all modern Improvements; excel
lent condition. SS5 so per mo.
?. ]. MAISHE. INC. 1IO7 Eve st. n
Evening star., 1924-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Evening star., 1924-04-15

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The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-10
Concentrating Peary's "North Pole"

, the grave of the Unknown Soldier"
and to the left the gaunt mast that
remembers the dead of the Maine.
There was prayer by Chaplain
Scott of the navy and in his prayer
he gave thanks for the spirit which
sustained Peary and which made his
life lesson-"the spirit" said the
chaplain, (which decides the thing
that shall be done and then follows
the course to the end"
Admiral Luther f. Gregory, now
head of the civil engineer corps Of
the navy, to which Peary belonged,
and his lifelong friend. struck, as
DENLY did, the note of tireless pre-
paredness, which distinguished Peary's
struggle and ultimate triumph.
DENLY emphasized the value of the
long train of observations and expert
ments which finally led Peary to the
successful conclusion that "only two
beings were so designed as to meet
the exigencies of Arctic exploration
man and the Eskimo dog"
But now" added Mr.. DENLY, "a
new mechanism has been added-the
airplane-and 1 hope and believe that
1 900 900 square miles of territory to
the top of which Peary nailed our flag
will next summer be explored by air
plane, and we shall know what lies
there"