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Evening star., 1924-03-29

Petworth.
AReal Bargain-T5 500.
8 rs- AfA, hstI~1tzP hest eieet-, resn
FIR gnx19e; baeeks frna Ceergia ave; 81.
80 essA, 5Asiaoce Nke xsnt.
6. p. BARRETT, E
lnaia se1a 1Bo1 X u. Min se17.
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HEIGHIS-yIZ,5UU
Just Off 18th Street
atrae homes
.sssn sssn Of sss. % a..s .s a . sHss .:t
~ ysu.
IAkOMA PARK-Bungaow-$
m Of IN
viii
rednatd
MT PLEASANT-$1275O.
4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths.
,, o,srsssi Rock sell
- - A~1 ~"
CLOSE TO 18th STREET CAR LINE-S8650
bsuef O
sfsf.r.o. and aeled .eeag
fm.n the
IGEORGETOWN-S68OO
terms. ~
In THE HEART OF WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
bIockfr
aaapd Io rmi
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS y:
18th and K Streets NV. Phone Main 4eoo
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Sl4OOO- =
to ~ -
~ :GEORGETOWN-S65 5OO-TERMS
none deep
is oaeo Loss
BROOKLAND-%85O =.
who's
n 1t sell nmedaf - ooNtNeaHs 3hH
s ,NORTHEAST-S11OOO
% a an
home
...."- INVESTMENT PROPERTY
o has stmhe
us for
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-S8o5O
% ase colonial front
Shoud udsenat atonce
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc "
l4l6 K Street Northwest. Main 6l7
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Mount Pleasant.
&12 C0n

For quick sale the owner 10 offering this
practically new tapestry brick dwelling st
less than cost This is q home that will
appeal to, the most exactiAg and is oae OF
the most complete properties on our rfat 1t
has 2 rooms and baths, h.-w.h.. electric
lights, hardwood floors. sleeping porch, huflf-
in garage, and ID in perfect repair. Owner
win give possession and sell on re&snaRsls
terms.
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We have large list OF Virginia Suburban Property
in addition these advertised
MT. IDA, VA.
A Dutch colonial home with rooms, hotwater heat
Price $3.50 on terms of ST 600 cash and $40 per month
ROSE CREST, VA.
New sroom home with every modern improvement not,
water heat electric range This home ony three minutes
walk from car station on WashVa R R. and Is minutes
to 18th and Penn. Special price 5000; terms
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
New 5room and bath bungalow; hotwaer heat, electric
light Property built that be used in basement
Price 81, 500; terms $500 cash.
GRAHAM & OGDEN, Realtors
$50 King Street. Alexandria, Va. &C.. .
Phones-Main 7O20, Alex 1900.
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division and you will find sign on property.
= GRAHAM & OGDEN, Agents,
Phones Main 1920 or Alexandria 1900.
STONE & FAIRFAX
NEAR 10th AND PARK ROAD.
sa @ s % & @ n:s s schools: s.: & an
ON THE HEIGHTS.
Vacant-Price, SIS $50.
Gsrs % se s and god ::u % ss s s:s.st % Of
CORNER HOUSE SEQ N pErwoRTH.
: e.: ] &c 's q s: e: 's;: .. ;I y: @ $;:. s S.: @
NEAR 18th AND GIRARD.
$1,000
% @ | % s .. % ss si 'ss: ss::s.:. ::s bath "
% 's"s':ss :s.. s ave Ii t rooms @ % % % %
DOWNTOWN
g: J: :s = .:: for Il Fin E: % = : ,. ::::
NEAR DPPoNT CIRCLE.
H @ s s. @ u Yer, ..:sss s sssas @ dwelling of ten
GOOD OW-PR1CED INVESTMENT
.. .,.s $ss soSsas $4s an. ..a
,a., NJ. y- OVER THIRTY YEARS SERVICE"
" REAL r.r.a Phsa sosuS Main 244
N. l. sANsBURY CO., Inc.
141S Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oo3-4s
NORTHEAST
: ;;:' 4, ; i: ;:::s :' ,: :s :; 4; 5.; &c.. e:
TAKoMA PARK
2;;::::: &c: :;::; :: e: : i :;;:;&
MT. PLEASANT
:.E :::; ;:;: : Il; Il: S.: &C.: &C. Il; G:
N. l. sANsBURY CO., Inc
~ EVERYTHING IN
OF the rhenss sr Main aaan
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OLD CHEVY CHASE

charming hsme located in the best section
Of this desirable suburb; new colonial home
sttraetively planned and bni1t Of the best
material and akilled vuxkm1a ashtp. contains 10
rosas and baths: all modern convenisnces;
eDer4ANy lighted and the most up-ts-date hot
water heating system; lot IN 8ox130 n. 2-car
kuf1t-in garage. Priced for quick sale,
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JAMESON-BUILT HOMES
MOUNT PLEASANT.
B. H. GRUVER HOMES.

B. H. GRUVER HOMES.
SAMPLE HoUsE-s217 ADAMS MILL RD.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
SOL to s227 Adams Mil I'd NV, between
Kenyon St and Klingle rd., with unobstructed
view of Natl. Zoo Park; 8 rooms, baths,
heated garage. Open and lighted daily and
SUNDAY until pm. Take Mt. Pleasant cars
TO Park rd., west Park I'd. to Klingfe aid
Adams Mil rd. A few large Groom homes
still available on Rosemont ave, same section.
Low price-ERsy terms.
For sale by any broker or
B. H GRUVRR. Owner and Builder. Main e072.
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GRAHAM & OGDEN, Realtors.

We have large list of Virginia Suburban Property
in addition to these advertised.
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$4,000.

Old English colonial, brick and pebble-dash
exterior. tile roof. Interior contains beautiful
living room, unusual ircfosed big porch.
large dining room, fine appointed kitchen, four
master bedrooms, two baths double inclosed
sleeping porch; servants quarters with bath on
tAtrd floor; open brick and cement veranda ex-
tends two sides of house; large terraced
grounds and two-car brick garage. The ap-
peintMents installed in this home are uneI-
eefled and pat handsome finishing touch to
u home. which will be snapped up by the
-&fyrtninattng buyer
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MOORE & HILL, incorporated.

well constructed. aemi-detaehed three-story
dwelling, close TO Connecticut ave., on the
prettiest street in the Clevelaad Park section
IL contains rooms and tiled bath, h.-w.h..
large lot to a paved aiiey. This property IL
in perfect -coHditiou, having been recently
done over at considerable erpease by the
owner. Immediate possession can be had and
reasonable terms Of payment will be ae-
ceptabie. This In beyond a doubt one Of the
best bargains on the market today
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Near 18th and Park Road.
$4,000.

A very attractive and complete home within
half d square Of 14th st, In n most aecessjhle
nefghbUhocd. II has rooms and bath, eiec-
trict lights. hardwood floors, a very desirsbl
ton. Owner will give immediate possession.
Evening star., 1924-03-29

Distinctive Homes.
Superior features embodying environment,
Accr plans, exterior architecture, material and
workmanship are represented in these beauti-
full new residences located in Chevy Chase,
within twenty minutes auto ride of the White
House
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111o 18th Street Northwest.

COTTAGE CITY.
Bungalow. 5 rooms. BATH modern; garage.
chicken house. large lot: good buy at SO, 500
Easy terms Now vacant. G. B. IKENS,
1919 NJ St Main 5057
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
CoMtinneA.

FOR SALE
VERY FINE
PROPERTY
Ct,
NEAR
SCOTT CIRCLE
For Details
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
TT 18th St. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
Desirabay iscated on Harrison street, inme.
diAtely west Of Connecticut ave.: a very at
tractive new colonial home, exceptionally wen
planned; highest class Of skilled workmanship
and repsescnttng construction value that could
not be be<tsred; containing 8 rooms and 2
hath1; gns, electricity and hfxheis1s hot wafer
he9ttnE syxt.a; lct ID absut 90 It. BY 90 f.
b yeved ailey; ample rosm for garage.
S1Q 500
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FOR SALE
Cleveland Park Property.
Near Conn. Ave.-Fine location.
Brick; New House; 7 Rooms.
Very pretty house, strictly
modern; garage; fine size lot.
Moderate in Price.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
TT 18th St. NV.
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colcHial red brick, tile roof, very similsr-noor
pian 10 the above house. with the exception
that the dimensions are much larger, and it
has two-esr buflt-in garage. Situated on
] an efnnence possessing grand view.
We recommend immediate inspection.
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THE FOLLOWING PROP
ERTIES WILL BE OPEN
FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY.
BE SURE AND SEE THEM
BEFORE YOU BUY.

Wesley Heights.
Come out and look over this Mfller-huiIt
community Of moderate priced homes. DoH't
buy until you have what have to
offer Drive out Massachusetts, ave, acToss
Wisconsin ave. to Jewett ST., and follow
Jewett street TO property.
5032 41st Street NV.
Detached seven-room a bedrooms) and BATH
home In Chevy Chase: hot-water heat. electric
light, screens, metal weather stripped; auto
matte water heat hardwood noors and many
attractive features. good buy.
7. MILLER,
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CHEVY CHASE PARK.
Situated On Sfst place, d. c. tv1e1ntl--An
Hnnsaany desirable and attractive new house;
Dutch coaoniaI type; concrete front psrch; q
starkes and attic; cellar under entire hsgg1;
adeQsate hot-water heat and lauDdry: nrsi
and eccsnd dooxs contain roon1s: all msdern
impr0vSRents; electricity; tile bath: well
planned and uRuEually well constructed; one
ear garage: lot 4ox12S II.
Sill $50.
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IOLORED.
small house and lots, only $500. $500
cash, easy payments. Also nice building lots
in beth ID. G. and Md. cheap and low monthly
pAyRents. Ofice open daily and Sunday. u. z
WEEKS. Slst and Dix ats. ne. III st. cars
Evening star., 1924-03-29

NORTHEAST.
Nice location g rooms and bath: gas and
elec.; practically new; $5, 600; rea soma ble
terms. Phone North 9432 3Os
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03

Como 81 no fueran sufcientes los he
chos abominables co.netidos por los cri-
ininaIes Arocho y C.emente en- la horren
da tragedia del 30. Ceperc, Rio Piedras,
hoy vienen aeregar ambos a su vi
Llama felonia un delito mas, al invocar
rno y otro cl nombre de Dios, tratando
de ainpararse en- su just;cia; tenien-
do la desfachatez uno de ellos-Arocho
de ilamarse esperitista.
Seria curioso saber que es 10 que
conoce este monstruo de tan sublime
flosofia que ha sido es capaz STEM
pre- dc mejorar los sentinlientos Gel
coraz6n humane. transfornlando la con-
ciencia en- los homb-es cmpedernidos,
hacienda a veces hasta. de viejos delin-
cuentes, bonlbres de bien.
Ell que haya, no va bebido en- las
frentes del espiritismo, sino humede-
cido siquiera con sus aguas los labios
sedientos Gle amor sabiduria, no So
10 sera incapaz de cometer un crimen
tan villano como el perpetrado con la
nina Guiilermina Rodriguez, ST que
tambien de faltar la ley de amor y
Ole justicia, arln en- un orden inferior
en- Ell campo de La criminalidad.
FL espiritismo es todo sertiniento,
nobleza, amor; y quien haya no mas
que negado sus umbrales, habra po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03
Ell COLMO DEL CINIsMO

dido vislunbrar Ia grandeza de SIS
principles filos6fcos, cue encierran una
moral elevada cual pocas.
Arocho al decir a un represeatanse
de Ell MUNDO que era espiritista,
agregando despues, syo no Sc leer nj
escribir, 70 soy IN bruto'', manifesto
expontaneamcnte la mas grande de las
verdades, pues solo plede ser hijo de
la torpesa ignorancia Quien tan igno-
miniosamente ultraj6 y asssinH a una
nina indefeasa; no colo bajando al nj
vel de los irracionales, sino poniendose
por debajo dc 'as propias fiecas de
la selva, que al menos, aunque instin-
tivamente, "saben sentir" por su pro-
le amamantan alnorosamente a los
hijos dc sus entranas.
Y, qusen tienc su conciencia en- un
grado de evoluci6n tan embrionar.a,
les capaS de uamarse espiritista?
No unicamente los que como este des
dichado han bajado un abisnlo tan
inSordable, sino aun todos aquellos
que son motivo de escandalo, 20 SON
III pueden ramarse- espiritistas.
FL espiritista debe ser el tipo ideal
del hombre qle constantemente Sc en-
pefia en- marchar progrcsivarhente pcr
el camino de la perfection yendo a
traves de la senda del bien hacia el
amor y la fraternidad.
Arocho nj Clemente pueden ser, no
va espiritistae, sino QUO tampoco Gre
ventes en- ninguna religion; pues TO
trato de hacer una defensa exclusive
de los que son mis- caros ideales, sino
que tambien me pronuncio en- contra
de que ANTES dc csa naturaleza pue- !
1en llamarse cat6Ecos protcstantes,
pues la sola c-eencia en- I'm Dios de
iusticia bueno v nisericordioso, y Ia
aceptacion del sabio principle de
lamar al rr6iimo como nosctros mis-
mos, es freno sufciente detenernos
en- la peligrosa pendiente del NAL.
Arocho y Clemente, no solo dejan
de pertenecer la elase de hombres re-
ligiosos, sino que han dejsdo de perte-
necer la clase de seres humanos, al
olvidar que eran hombres y ccnvertir-
Sc en- bestias.
La invocation del nombre de Dios en
los labios de esos delincuentes, es una
blasfennia; un sarcasmo en- Arocho,
81 llamarse espiritista.
FL miedo a la pena que esperan su-
frir como consecnenciA de los hechos
cometidos, les ha vuelto Locos, sem
brando en- sus negras conciencias eli
espanto y el terror.
Tengamos piedad para ellos: que
Dios les perdone.
Jorge Z. zENo
sccretario de la Federation de los
Espiritistas de p. r.
, 1924-12-11

body stripe, steel disc wheels, scuff
plates, cowl lights. and five balloon
tires.
Announcement of these reductions
provoked endless discussion THROUGH
out the entire industry. The year
1924 has been the most successful
in Dodge Brothers history and it is
now evident that the factory is de-
termined to establish an even more
enviahle record in 1925. Obviously
the market for Dodge Brothers Mo-
tor Cars will be b~roadened immeas-
urably by the lower prices, particu-
larry the closed car types.
Substantial improvements in the
important details of construction and
appearance, riding comfort and other
design, plus the cars long-standing
renutation for dependable perform
ance, were responsible for the great
ly accelerated demand during 1924.
For a number of months production
was maintained consistently at a rate
close to 1000 cars per day.
Prices of Dodge Brothers Com
merc'al Cars and Glasses are not af-
fected by the reductions.
, 1924-12-11
ELKS GIVE DANCE SERIES

The entertainment Committee of
the Elks have announced a series of
dances for this season. The dates Sc
lected are as follows: Friday, Dec.
10. 1924: Friday. Jan. 9th, 1925;
Thursday, Jan. 22nd., 1925: Thurs
day, February 18th, 1925 and Thurs
day February Goth, 1925. In select
Ing these dates. the committee has
e~ndeavored to interfere as little as
possible with other social functions
and asks the cooperation of other
organizations along that line.
The Parco Music Producers have
been engaged for the series. These
dances are being given under the
auspices of the Welfare Committee.
, 1924-12-11

A. Kell, Sam Kelly, Mary Kennelley,
Katherine Kraft, Lansing, Archer
Lapham, II. Larsen, w. j. Law, d.
f. Logan, Roy Logan, NJ. Lynch,
II. s. Larsen, Grant Mackay, E, Nc
Neil, j. MACPHERSON j. C. Martinez,
Gertrude M~errell, F.. j. Meyers, Leo
Meyers, r. Middlewood, [. X. Miller,
w. M. Morris, c.. +. Mullins, j. w.
Mullen, Eleanor Mari, Frank Matthias,
H. II. Nelson, Jack Neske, John
.O'Connor, Dennis O'Melia. M b. Ov-
ermann, Marie Parker, Owe Peterson,
Pilon, Rosa Phillips, Fred Rendle,
l. J. Rendle, Title Rhodenbough,
Arch Robson. A. j. Roster, Con Ry-
an, Catherine Shaw, G. ID. Skipworth,
Jack Sheahan, Lillian Stanton, A. M.
Startzell, assoc. member, Eta
Steward, o. l.. Stitt, j. A. Strand,
Anthony Stratton, Marion Stratton,
C. w. Street. Clifford Sundin, Frank
Setback, Christel Thode, Mabel
Thode, Joseph Tierney, A. A. Tobias
Chas. Vivian, l.. E. Vivian, w. F.
Waldsmith, Maraget Watt, w. F.
WEIGH, G.. b. Weller. Amy Whitson,
Julia Whittum, VIM. Williams, j. w.
Wisda, Hattie Weaver, ]. Waecker-
lin.
Program.
Mrs. L. f. Armstrong, Mrs. George
Bible, Mrs. Earl Barnt, Miss w. Han
ma, Miss A. Whitson.
Civic.
Mrs. II. Merrell, Mrs. Day Espy,
Mrs. N. r. Greenfield, Mrs. e. A.
Kell, Mrs. ]. C. Martinez.
Ways and Means.
Mrs. r. II. Hopkins, Mrs. p. Healy,
Mrs. f. Johnston, Mrs. d. O'Melia,
Mrs. C. d. Skipworth, Mrs. Anthony
Stratton, Mrs. w. w. Weaver.
House.
Mrs. j. A. Hobbs, Mrs. B. r. DON
nelly, Mrs. H. b. Gardner, Mrs. L. E.
Vivian, Mrs. Geo. Weller.
Social and Child Welfare.
Miss Katherine Kraft, Miss B. Bow
lus, Mrs. J. X. HART, Mrs. w. J. Law,
Mrs. A. F. Thode.
Courtesy.
Mrs. Anthony Stratton, Mrs. r. A.
Logan, Mrs. /. X. Miller, Mrs. F. w.
Rendle, Mrs. Arch Robson, Mrs. Con
Ryan.
Telephone.
Mrs. John Mullen, Mrs. B. n. Herk-
less, Mrs. Ed. Steward, Mrs. C. w.
Mrs. ]. w. Wisda.
Membership.
Mrs. j. A. Donnell, Mrs. r. H.
Hopkins. Mrs. Mike Lynch, Mrs. II.
Larsen, Mrs. Dennis O'Melia.
Publicity.
Mrs. II. E. Dunlap, Mrs. 1, w. Dins-
Mrs. H. a. France, Mrs. Jack
S%heahan, Mrs. c. d. Skipworth.
characterization.
Mrs. o. e. Ekdahl.
Travel Department.
Mrs. Archer Lapham. Mrs. II. f.
Mrs. Day Espy. Mrs. Sam
Music Department.
Mrs. Joe Tierney, Mrs. Arch Robi-
son, Mrs. j. c. Martinez, Mrs. Kleber
Hadsell. Mrs. l. X. Miller.
New Years Reception Committee.
Mrs. A. A. Tobias, Mrs. r. G. Aten.
Mrs. w. II. Coleman, Mrs. f. f. Fro
ling, Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. Kaz-
nerchak. Mrs. Grant Mckay, Mrs.
Chris Mcpherson, Mrs. w. Il. Morris.
Mrs. Frank Mattas. Mrs. II. Phelan.
Mrs. Jake Rhodenbaugh, Mrs. Sell
aek. Mrs. NJ. p. Tobias. Mrs. ].
, 1924-12-11
WOMAN'S CLUB
MET IN
COMMUNITY ROOM

The Rawlins Woman's Club met
at the Community Room on Monday
evening with twenty-nine members
present. After the reading of the
minutes of the November meeting.
Miss Kraft reporting for the Child
Welfare Committee, suggested that
the civic committee wait upon the
city council and ask it to see thai the
law against the sale of cigarettes to
minors be enforced. She also sug-
gested that the club keep three in
FAINT layettes in readiness for any
emergency that might arise. This
plan met with enthusiasm and dona-
tons of material were made and
work will be begun on the layettes
Immediately. The suggestion was
made that club members consider
some means of providing warm lun-
ches for the Parco children who at
tend Rawlins schools.
A number of personal donations
towards the piano we're made, bring
ing the total to one hundred and six
ty dollars. The cedar chest to be
ratified off some time in February
has already been purchased and some
donations of linen made. The Amer
icanization committee reported that
they had made inquiries on the south
side to see if the people cared for
night classes in English, and had met
with a very hearty response. Regu-
tar classes in speaking and writing
English will soon be formed.
A committee was appointed for a
New Years Reception to be held on
New Years Day for club members
and any number of guests they care
to bring.
A short program followed the bus
mess meeting. Mrs. Sam Kelly
played two piano selections and Mrs.
Corse, matron of the Cathedral Home
made an interesting talk on the work
OF the Home. She particularly
stressed the point that they aim TO
make it a real home for the children.
rather than an institution. Six new
members raised the membership to
1876. which equals hat of the largest
Woman's Club of the State.
The membership roll follows:
Julia Albright, l.. C. Anderson. L.
Il. Armstrong, r. G. Aten, ]. C. Aus
tin. Gertrude Barber. Earl Barnt.
Gail l.. Barnes. G.. Z. Bible, Bess
Bowlus, c.. l.. Bunten, r. H. Camp
bell, Ina Cantlin, C. E. Chamblin, W.
H.. Coleman, w. w. Daley, Jr., w. w.
Daley, Sr.. l. w. Dinsmore. Lawrence
Dolan. j. A. Donnel. b. r. Donnelly,
III. Il. Dunlap. Il. A. Durant. Blanca
Dean, o. Il. Ekdahl, Day Espy. II. G.
Evans. Gus Fleischli. II. A. France,
r. II. Froling. Walter Gallagher, Re
ma Gallagher. Florence Gardiner, II.
IL. Gardner. j. f. Gholson, n. II.
Greenfield, John Cunning, Frank
Hadsell, kleber Hadsell, NJ. w. Han
ma. DeForrest Hansen, Peter Hansen.
John HART, Pat Healy, Laura Heath,
ID. N. Herkless. j. A. Hobbs, II. II.
Hopkins. j. A. Hodgson. w. II. Hunt.
Helen Irving. J. NJ. johnson. +. John
ston. S. M. Jones. Stella Jungauist.
Anne Kazmerchak, Mary Keefe, f.
, 1924-12-11
DODGE BROTHERS
REDUCE PRICES

Announcement of a reduction in
the prices of all Dodge Brothers
Passenger Cars was received today
by the Smiley Motor Co., local Dodge
Brothers dealers.
The new prices are effective Mon
day, December 1st.
The reductions are especially
sharp on the closed types. The Type
A Sedan, for example, on which the
list price was formerly $13S5, is now
S1245. The Type B. Sedan, which
formerly sold for $3.50, f. O.. b. De-
troit, is now listed at S1095. There
is also a reduction from $1O35 to
1895 in the list price of the bust
ness Coupe. Dodge Brothers Road
ster, under the new price, will sell
for 1855 and the Touring car for
1856.
The announcement from Dodge
Brothers also carries the informa-
ton that balloon tires are standard
equipment on all passenger cars.
New prices on special type cars are
&C f~O1lowc.
, 1924-12-11

Chest Committee.

Mrs, Albright, Miss Blanca Dean,
Mrs. II. G.. Evans, Mrs. ii. A. France,
IRIS. Walter Gallagher, Mrs. f. A.
H%adsell, Mrs. X. Hadsell, Mrs. j..
GUS, Mrs. l.. A. Stanton, Mrs. r. A.
Logan, Mrs. e. Mcneil, Mrs. w. A.
Pilon, Mrs. owen Stitt. Mrs. VIM.
Naldsmith.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-23

H. P. Sandels was a business visitor
in town Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. C. F. Siegfriedt we're
in Red Lodge Sunday.
Harry Alden of Red Lodge was in
town Saturday attending to business.
Mr.. E. T. Hennebry, of Boyd, spent
the week end here with his family.
Gus Holland returned this week
from Portland. Oregon.
Mrs. Leila Mcdonald was shopper
in Red Lodge Monday.
Mrs. J. Babcock accompanied Miss
Mae Halfacre TO Billings Tuseday.
Harry olcott was in town Saturday
on business.
H. A. Simmons and party Of Red
Lodge, we're in town Sunday visiting
friends.
w. B. Herford, who has been in
town few days attending to business
returned to Laurel on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Richardson of
Red Lodge were guests at the F. K.
Richardson home for dinner Sunday.
The Misses Marguerite FACES, and
Sophie Fekety End Nestor Gents were
Red Lodge visitors Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Reed and Miss Alta Cos
nell were Red Lodge shoppers Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Joyce, and son,
Billie, and Mrs. John Kane were
guests of Miss Edthe Kane at Bridger
Sunday.
DR.. j. G. Forney left Wednesday
for the eastern part of the state
where he will be an agent for the
Gardner cars this summer.
The Misses Mary Mcdonald and
Jean McNeal and Joe Soulsby, Law
renee Ried, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Souls
by and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Soulsby
motored above Red Lodge Sunday
where they enjoyed picnic dinner, the
occasion being in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Warner left
Monday for Grand Rapids, Michigan
where he will attend Presbyterian
Conference before going on to Wash
ington, d. c., to attend the meeting
of the N. e. A. From there he will
go to the Columbia University to do
extension work this summer. Mrs.
Warner and son will remain with her
parents at Alexandria, Penn, for the
summer.
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sisters son, Virgil, who will spend
some time here.
Mesdames Stermitz and Curdy
proved themselves delightful hostesses
Saturday afternoon when they gave a
farewell dinner party in honor of
Miss Mae Halfacre, who left Tuesday
morning. The table was very tastely
decorated and the word Farewell"
was written on the cake. The after
noon was spent in conversation. The
guests were Mrs. C. NJ. Straight, Miss
Florence Benson, Miss Emma Franch-
asia, Miss Jean Straight and the honor
guest, Miss Mae Halfacre.
Miss William Simmons arrived in
town Tuesday to spend two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Willis Wads-
worth. Mrs. Simmons was formerly
of this place but is now located at
Shelby, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Mushback, Mrs.
Miles Chamberlain and daughter,
Mary Jane, and Mrs. Burrows of Red
Lodge were in town Wednesday after
noon transacting business. MIR. and
Mrs. Mushback purchased the greater
part of the Straight furniture.
The home of Mrs. Joe Joyce, Of Wa
shoe was the scene of very pretty
party Thursday in honor of the birth
day Of her mother, Mrs. John Kane
of this place. A sumptuous dinner
was served at noon and the afternoon
was spent at bridge. The tables were
very pretty with sweet peas as the
center decoration. The invited guests
were Mesdames C. M. Straight, f.
Guenther, ]. C. r. Siegfriedt, Phil
Gardner, Ed Soulsby, Louis Sasich,
VIM Simmons, Willis Wadsworth,
Alex Hawthorn, John Kane and Miss
Florence Benson and Mesdames Nc
Ketchen, Lodge, Price, and Dale of
Washoe, and Mrs. Miles Chamberlain
and Mrs. c. P. Hamrick Of Red Lodge.
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CORRECTION MADE
ACCOUNT ERROR

In reproducing the advertisement of
the Sawyer Company, which appeared
in the issue Of the Chronicle dated
May 18th and titled $4,000 Prize"
this newspaper desires TO express its
regret for the error which appeared
in the first line Of the next to the last
paragraph, the error being transpo-
sition of lines and wholly UNCONVENTIONAL
The advertisement appears again in
this issue in its corrected form.