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Evening star., 1924-11-09
KENDALL CREENERS' LATE
SCORING BEATS JACKETS
Held to II Score in First Half, Washington Team
Overruns Randolph-Macon in Final Period to
Triumph, 20 to 7-Massinkoff Stars.

sHAND November SGalaudet College
~ Jackets ball
l.. 70
period Jackets
played by their though they stopped fighting Massnkof
quarterback of the visitors the shining light his
through the Jacket
To the the Jackets winning the elected kick
Mnko the ball 20
On the play he made yards through right tackle and Rose
crashed through
ineo the enextpl I and
Evening star., 1924-11-09
ST. JOHNS ERRORS
HELP HOPKINS WIN

BALTIMORE, Nd. November s.
st. Johns today was much like a
gladiator entangled in his own net, a
child caught in quicksand, with each
succeeding wild flounce it sank deeper
into the meshes of defeat until when
the end came Johns Hopkins was the
winner of the foot ball game here,
26 to O.
The breaks all favored Hopkins. st.
Johns miSfortuneS. were promptly
converted into Hopkins points. A
tumble, blocked kick, a poor kick
out of bounds and long forward
pass over substitute halfback's head
tell briefly the story of how the four
touchdowns were scored.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

II optimism counts Tor anything the
Waverly tribe will spring an upset.
We have fine chance Of whipping
the Mohawks." Manager Frank Ker-
sey said last night. In fact, Waverly
appears to have a better chance to
beat the Mohawks than the Apaches
have Of beating the Mercurys. Hen
bricks, Moore. Eberts, Lynch and
Hughes Of the Indians are reported
to be on the injured list. and their
absence will be keenly felt. Ensign
Par, former Naval Academy star,
will display his wares for the Mo-
hawks. though.
Coaches Jack and Zube Sullivan of
Mercury now have their team in fine
shape. although they expect the
Apaches to offer a persistent brand
Of play. Apaches are counting on
their speed to overcome the heavier
Wingd Foot eleven.
Ven Meter. tackle of Central High.
will be in the lineup of the Brook
land Athletic Club that meets the
Clarendon Lyons today. starting at 5
o'clock at Lyon. Va The Brookland
gridmen should report at Capt Leefs
house at LAS o'clock. Teams in the
140-pound class desiring games
Brookland, at North 1888. Last Sun
day Brookland held the Anacostia
Eagles to a 6-to-0 score.
Geoknick Eridm cn will be put to a
severe test today when they tackle
the strong Virginia Athletic Club at
Alexandria. The Geoknicks must
show something against the Vir-
Sinians If they expect to figure in the
local unlimited title-running.
Hess Athletic Club will meet the
Apache Juniors on Congress Heights
neld in a game starting at 2:30
o clock. The Dean brothers, Deuter-
man, Bruder and Hughes of the Hess
eleven are expected to distinguish
Manager Boswell Of the Corinthian
Midsets has issued def to teams
averaging S0pounds. The Corinthian
pilot can be telephoned at Franklin
1912 between and o'clock.
One Of the bc~t Junior games of
the season is anticipated in the
Northern Argyle match today at .
o clock on the Sixteenth Street Reser-
vior. Northern players are urged to
be on hand at 10 o'clock at the Park
View Fairgrounds.
Rivals for the 1s5-pound Iaureis
VIII meet "HeH the MardfeIdtS face
the Park Athletic Club today at $50
o'clock at Langdon field Houck.
Bean and Sisson will make their
debut for the Mardfeldts.
some lively SeinEs are expected in
the Northern-Southern game TODAY
at 2:3o o'clock at the old Catholic
University field. Worksman of the
Northerns should bear watching.
Friendship players are on the look
I out for games with teams in the 1I5-
pound competition. The manager can
be reached at Lincoln 22S3.
CreHcent eleven In setting a merry
pace these days and would like to
arrange games with t130-pounds on
ponents Manager Sam Perkins ia
booking games at Columbia 617S.
J. Bush and n. Weber of the Ana.
costa Eagles are being counted. upon
neaVfly In the game today at 3
o'clock with the Rambler Athletic
CLUB OF Arlington, Va, on the for
mer's field.
Seat Pleasant grIdmen will enter
tain the Yosemites today in a game
starting at 3 o'clock. The Yosemite
PLAYERS should gather at l 80 o'clock
at Eleventh and B streets northeast.
Chevy Chase juniors nosed out the
lighter Bioomingdale Midgets, IL to
Z, yesterday.
Potomac school eleven was forced
to battle all the way to. exc out u
Evening star., 1924-11-09
THIRD CORPS BEATEN
BY LEBANON VALLEY

LEBANON, Pa. November s.
Lebanon Valley defeated the Sd Army
Corps here today by the score OF
10 to T.
Riegle's drop-kick from the %
yard line won for the collegians.
In the second period Noyes' 22-yard
run for touchdown sent the Army
into the lead
In the third period, after a forward
pass had netted IS yards, Colbert in
three line plunges carried the ball
over the line for a touchdown and
Riegle kicked the extra point
The brilliant work Of Colbert and
Noyes featured the game,
Evening star., 1924-11-09
WILLIAM AND MARY
CONQUERS ALBRIGHT

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. November s.
Displaying powerful drive and an
effective defense that have marked
the play of the Indiana eleven
throughout the season, William and
Mary outplayed Albright here this
afternoon. winning by 81 to score.
Once the Indians gained possession
of the ball they marched down the
field for touchdown in the first 10
minutes of play and added 3 more
before the half ended.
Coach Tasker started an entire new
team in the second half. against
whom also the visitors were inef-
fective.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
ALABAMA KEEPS IT UP.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, November s.
University of Alabama continued to
give q crimson tint to the southern
conference goods displayed in the
front window by defeating the Uni
yersity of Kentucky here this after
noon, 42 to Z. Hughes, Kentucky
nalfback, intercepted pass on his
3-yard line and ran 81 yards across
Alabama's heretofore uncrossed goal.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
HATCHETITES OUTPLAYED
BY p. M. C.. In 1870 CLASH

November S-Coach OF
University in
afternoon by the fastmovng hard fighting
College The
outclassed brawn but the dogged perency
of
after the first period The roughne the
of primitive thrills for MOI than3
Evening star., 1924-11-09
c. U. FR0SH EASILY
DEFEAT VIRGINIANS

Catholic University's first-year grid :
men ran roughshod over the Appren-
tice School eleven of Newport News.
Va, winning, 81 to 0, yesterday in
the Brookland Stadium.
Foley of the yearlings raced fire.
quently for substantial gains, while
Harvey also did well at carrying the
ball.
The Freshmen undoubtedly would
have piled up a greater score had
they not fumbled SO often in the first
half.
Iine-Cp and summary
Evening star., 1924-11-09
ST. LOUIS U. SURPRISES
HEfTY MICHIGAN AGGIES

ST. LOUIS. Mo, November S.-The
St. Louis University foot ball team
upset expectations here today by tri-
umphing over the hefty Michigan Ag-
gies' machine, 9 to 8.
The teams seemed evenly matched
until the last period. when Ramacci-
otti, star St. Louis fullback, clinched
the victory by a thrilling 55-yard run
around end for touchdown
Evening star., 1924-11-09
DR.. BULL IS DEAD.

ASHEvILLE. N. c., November 8. -
DIR. william Tiilinghast Bull. gradu-
ate of Columbia University, for many
wears a member of the Yale foot ball
coaching staff and in charge of the
second team, died here today after
an illness of a year. He was about
sc years of age. The body was sent
to New Haven, his former home.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and Summary.
EPISCOPAL HIGH TAKES
GAME BY WIDE MARGIN

For the third consecutive year a
foot ball team of Episcopal High
School triumphed over the Virginia
Episcopal School eleven, the latter
being trounced yesterday at Alexan-
dria in an uneven 38-to-0 contest
Daniels and Dudley ran wild
against the defeated team, while Tay-
lor Of the victors played we'll de-
fensively. Farrinholdt was the only
player of Virginia Episcopal to gain
any ground.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and sum mary.

Touchdowus-Turnbull (2). Mallonee (2).
Points after ouchdown-TurnbuH In 4, by
Substitutfons Hopkins-Almy for Sauer-
vein, Lawrence for Almy. Almy for Biandi
Sauerwein for Lawrence. st. Johns
Humphreys for DELL Lutz for Dugan, Gesner
for Noble Roe for Desants, Roseberry for
Roe, Dugan for Webb. Merrick for Dusan.
Referee--Mr. Schmid tBucknelD. Umpire
Mr. Hoiderness uehlgh,. Linesman--Mr
Thomas (Iafayette). Field judge-Mr. Berry
penn. Time Of peri0ds-15 minutes. ,
Evening star., 1924-11-09

fThis is The ninth Of series Of
articles describing great foot ball
stratcgies, told by the leading coach
IS Of tic country, tn mtcrIicSCs acifh
J. p. Glass and George Byynes.
Others sciN folioar)
Evening star., 1924-11-09
SWAvELY SURPRISES
IN SCORELESS GAME

Swavely Prep's foot ball team
sprang an upset yesterday by hold
ing Alexandra High to a scoreless
tie in a game marred by frequent
fumbling and penalties.
Alexandria had two excellent scor-
ing opportunities and on each occa-
sion advanced the ball within one
yard of goal only to be penalized once
for holding and thrown back another
time on account of Myers tumble.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
WAVERLYS AND APACHES
GET GRID CHANGES TO-DAY

LONG-SOCGHl-FOR in the
~ local unlimited sandlot foot ball ranks will
of teams which have been knocking
Wavery gridmen will be
in Griffith Stadium while the Apahes
sturdy Mercury eleven Union Park Both
o'clock The slim possibility OF Wave Apache victory
o a to of battle
Evening star., 1924-11-09

In a desperate effort to stem the
rush Of the Pauxtis machine, Coach
Crum put in Dick Newby. former
Princeton star, and other stalwarts,
but they failed to check the Chester
cadets. 1t would be difficult to place
the credit for P. NJ. C.'s victory on any
particular player or group of players
for the team played almost as a per-
feet unit.
p. NJ. c. scored soon after the OPEN
ing of the second period, when Allen,
fullback, hacked his way through
center for a touchdown from George
WaShingtons 25-yard line.
The most spectacular feature of the
game came in the third when Magner
scooped up ball fumbled by Newly
and sputed 55 yards for a score.
Evening star., 1924-11-09


from center and kin nd nsdt t right
h hroeaA lQureda jomow
Of We C just too for Cor
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and Summary.
LIST PosT.sEAsoN GAME.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, November s.
West Virginia Wesleyan and Ken
lucky University will play a post
season foot ball game December s
at Charleston. ". Va.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and sum mary.

after touchdowns-Foley (2, Conveigh Sub
stitutions-Conveigh for Harvey, Stack for
Foley. Smythe for Long, Jackson for Pescia
Sanell for Howell. Howell for Saffeli Camp
bell for Howell, G;mbel for Morris. Morris for
Keith. Referee-Mr. Kelly, Holy Cross I'm
pire-hr. Ahearn, Georgetown. Linesman-
Nj. Green, Western.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and sum mmary.

Touchdowns-Charles t2l. Davis, Lee, Todd
Points after touchdown-Matsu (drop kick :;
Goetz, Brasseur (drop-kicksi.
Officials-Mr. kroker tOhio Military Insti-
fute), referee: MIR. Wilkerson ". p. IL,
umpire; Mr.. Hostsr (Franklin and MarshalD,
head linesman.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and Summary.

Substitutions: Catholic Uniyersity-La Fond
for Brennan. Lynchburg-Newcomer for SUIT
tenie!d, Ross for Barbee Shank for New
conner, Barbee for Ross. Ross for Barbee
Smith for McMsins, McMains for Smith.
Referee-Mr. Epp"s ". L. II. Umpire
Mr.. Darlington tNirginaI. Linesman-Mr.
Lewis (Yirg .nial. Time of periods-l5 minutes.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and Summary.

Touchdowns-Al1en, Magner. Point after
touchdown-Kreis.
Substitntions: George Washing ton-Newby
for Lamar. Goldman for Resh, Loux for
Clements. p. N. C.-Overholt for Prostovich.
Referee-Nr. Jourdette (Pennsy lvania). Um-
pire-Mr. Zeigler (Pennsylvania). Linesman--
Mr.. Price tUrsinusl. Field judge-Mr. Metz
Ter tSpringheld). Time of periods-15 min
utes.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
I.ine-Up and Summary.

Touchdowns Marks. Massnkoff Rose
Clark. Points after touchdowns-Crouse, Kill
liam t2l.
Substtutons: Randolph ph-Macon-Hughes for
Rese. Andrews for Hughes, Butterworth for
Andrews, Carmiue for Scott. McLemore for
Marks, Gouldin for Grouse. GallaWdet-
Youn, for krause. Miller for Myluarek,
Syopi for Rose, Clark for Holdren.
Referee--Mr. Witt tvirgna,. Umpire
Mr. Smith (Virgnia). L4nesmau-Mr. Smoot
lRandolph- -Macon). Time of perods-1o
minutes.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and Summary.

Substitutions-Swann for Bsggett. Houston
for Pohl. Blewett for Barnett Holft for
knight, Cation for Demaine. Demaine for
Cation. Barnett for Blewett Knight for Hoft.
SchwartzUalder for Nyquist. Moody for
Schwartzwalder, NyQuist for Moody Schwartz
wader for Nyquist
Referee-Mr. Hughes George Washington
Umpfre-Mr. Show Central Board) Head
linesman--Joyce Levoy CWhliam and Nary
Time Of quarters-1O and 12 minutes
Evening star., 1924-11-09
TIGER SOCCERISTS WIN.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, November s.
Prtnceton's soccer team defeated Har-
ward. 3 to 0, here today.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Line-Up and Summary.

v. u q 2 O-3
V. T.: ]. scoring: Field. eoal-Rutherfori!
\. G: state scoring: Tonchdown-C. Shuf0rd
Substitute for W. ShuforiJ
Referee-Mr. Gass ULehigh). Umpfre-Mr
lizard W. and L.. Head lineslnan-Mr
Moore tW. and L.. Time of periods-l5
Evening star., 1924-11-09

seat Pleasant gridmen will enter
| tain the Yosemites today in a game
| starting at o'clock. The Yosemite
players should gather at l 80 o'clock
| at Eleventh and B streets northeast.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

>. Bush and n. Weber of the Ana
costa Eagles are being counted upon
heavily In the game today at 2
o'clock with the Rambler Athletic
Club OF Arlington, Va. on the for
mer's field.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

CRESCENT eleven In setting a merry
pace these days and would like to
arrange games with t130-pounds op-
ponents. Manager Sam Perkins Ia
booking games at Columbia 6I7s
Evening star., 1924-11-09
let Winner George Washington Beaten Lynchbg Scoess
Supreme Strategies in Foot Ball

Three Carlisle Indians Doctor Patched
Victory and Cornell
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Chevy Chase Juniors nosed out the
lighter Bioomingdale Midgets, II to
Z, yesterday
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Friendship players are on the look
out for games with teams in the 115-
pound competition. The manager can
be reached at Lincoln 22Ss.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Potomac School eleven was forced
to battle all the way to. exc out u
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Some lively deinEs are expected in
the Northern-Southern game today
at 2:3o O'Clock at the old Catholic
University field. Worksman of the
Northerns should bear watching
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Rivals for the 135-pound lavreIs
will meet when the Mardfeldts face
the Park Athletic Club today at $50
o'clock at Langdon field. Houck.
Bean and Sisson will make their
debut for the Mardfeldts.
Evening star., 1924-01-09
SAIE-EARMS.

IN MARYLAND--s-RooM HOUSE WITH 3
acres; only 80 minutes by good road to Capt.
tol Address Box 26-x. star ofice. 81
NEAR RoCKyILLE. MD.--Dairy farm con
tanning over 27o acres; 100 cleared. 90 In
proved by 7-room frame house and outbuiid-
inrs. Modern dairy equipment and farm ma
terms, or will trade for y. c. property.
LEE CRASDALL. Jr., CO.. INC,
1873 n. Y. Ave. Main III.
Evening star., 1924-01-09

DUPONT CIRCLE LOCATION. l6 ROOMS, 4
| buy; s24,5OG; terms Main 1885 Sc
\ AN ELEGANT SMALL HOME. CoZY, COM.
pact, convenient; rooms, bath. large front.
trear aud sleeping porches. oak floors; h.-w. b. :
| wonderful lot: cars. schools, churches and
| stores most handy. Location. environment,
| surroundings, price and terms should appeal
70 any one seeking an inexpensive home.
| Cieyelepd 1890
Evening star., 1924-01-09
sALE-BUsINESs PROPERTY

T25o-LEAsE. sss. 80 MONTH: CORNER;
men.; modern lot. 1880: Terms. r. Siss.
ST fhlsF 3rs4 wEsG sts i29oi 81 Tesss eess. AVE.
STORE R%wsIasSsi ~ sRooMhis. h1asE it,s sAhAoE a.
sss Pa 10y 6yE sBspR HERspRT s4LE EoSs Ss LEASE.
bi5 East Capitol st.
fst COMMERCIAL ZONE. 18th STREET. JUST
one square from Columbia road. 3-story brick.
past ana sas s nshs ns ssrst hws
HEDGES q MIDDLETON. INC.
1894 II St. NV. Franklin s5os.
A FEW FIRST COMMERCIAL BUSINESS
properties at prices which are bound to en-
hsDce rapidly In near future.
Hl4,OO0-H 81. NV, pear 4th--4 story brick
bldg. 1st and 2nd floors business, 3rd
and @th doors living quarters 2.
story brick brick s.Tags; i"o Now rented to
sl49oo-R st: oT.. between Goth and 2lst.
Ing. ,nS Is. s.. door stoTs ao,, full depth Of
rooms and bath apartment, hot-water
heat; electricity.
sio''Vo-sVsh sV s,. 81; nv Just on Csnneefie.t
lsh basement brick. corner OF alley,
In rapidly improving business sec
So SOL ut. NV, between 14th and 18th
property with a wonderful future.
s27 ,Soo-14th st: NV, near Park road New
TivoI! Theaterl--a rooms and bat ath.
hot-water heat, electricity; 2-car
garage, wide front; good depth to
wide alley; look into this now.
S2I ,JO0-H st. NV. near i3th--Four- story
brick; hrst-class property; 22k
it, front. In the heart OF the down
town business section. Call up
at once. We can give you q 45-ft.
frontage here IL desired.
fERCY II. RUSSELL CO.
REALTORS
go 18th st. NV. Cor OF X.
Evening star., 1924-01-09

$3.50 CAsH-vACANT, DANDY HOME, 8
rooms, tile bath. 3rd st. Sc; white colored.
Price, s6,150. A real bargain. Phone owi. .r,
Adams 20T4, for key %
Evening star., 1924-01-09

elec. Its. Il SO. r. 1. ave, mr. s. n; vacant !:
%, 1000. $1,000 cash. OWNER, North 1891 w.
Evening star., 1924-01-09

MUST SELL oUICK-sIx.RooM AND RATH
! home. ! bought bargain. All convenlences
Just OF car line IN nne northwest; everything
bEaDd-new; possession at once. Excellent
/ home for Army or Navy man Was offered
and declined $500. Want Offer Address
\ Box 35-X, Star ofice 1Os
Evening star., 1924-01-09
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
WE'LL PAYING MODERN INVESTMENT
property renting for S1To per month; h.-w.h.,
eiec. win exchange for small dwellings or
clear ground in District. What have you to
offer. ADDRESS Box l2-X, Star once. As
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on -14th sT.
near Shepherd. Good dwelling, easily remod-
eied for business: price. $1s.5oo. What have
YOU Z Z. &. +. PRINCE. 14lo H st. NV.
WILL TAKE BMALE HOUSE Or GOOD
building lot or lots as part payment on beau
tifui io-room and 3-bath residence in Mt.
Piessant, This house 10 modern In every de-
4. G. HoudHToN 4 co.. REALTORS,
Eve have tho BEST in every secticn'
ATTAINMENT HOUSE 7NEARLY NEW, II
.P,Ttnents well y, dSS ssntsdj :ppS:l income
cfieri Submit promptly. We have other
a. 6. HouGHTON & CO.. REALTORS.
sWe have tho BEST in every section"
HIVE YOU 4 SMALL FARM on RESf-
dence ia trade for . 136-acre farmf II 50
see us at once. as We have good propo-
~ +. F. c. G. GOoDNOW CO.,
TO 18th st. NV. Main 5o7.
Evening star., 1924-01-09
FOR sALE-APARrMENTs.

FOR YALE TO SETTLE EsTATE-TMKEE-
STORY double apartment building near 10th
s.s s.a Que Good r.s sP ss and :9s
low rentals. about sS,10o per year. Lot 8sT
ss snw g flles hF e ssa Z, once
tsee Mr.. Birckheadt.
EIREpR0oF XP1RTMENT HOUSE on
Conn.,. ave.. Washington Heishtsi recently com
::ss fully zass ;ia 'sSs g.
bldg. %
APARTMENT HOUSE CONTAINING SIX
large apartments. two stores; i+th ct. north
S s@S ''; ;ssEs; 'S e
< NEW APXKTMEST BUILDING. SHOWING
2 yearly income IN excess Of $500. Price.
''.u . nysssS sssTs 4. + 'f 'Tfaoo1zsr.s IL ss5ssd ,o
sEMT-APARTMENT ON Isth ST; NV.
8-story, brick residence, II rooms. baths;
separate .p.rtnent.: All rented. Prize ii, ~,
for os's' 3 home s'sY' and inyestuent YES eombinsd.
A. G. HoUGHToN 4 Co.. REALTORS.
iIs A.s. vt q: BEsT e s4ers ses
ExorI4EsTs SNAIL AFahTMENr BLDG,
.psrtmests @ u of ) and % room. @ % and bath; steam
well lighted. Price, 100000. -
n. v. 6UpGhluS q w. hbaLzOn2.
1--WE have tho BEST In every section"
CORNER APARTMEST-EIGHr APIS. OF 2
and rooms and bath, store; annual rental
over 90, 900; store leased for ten years, az tp-
creased rental after two years. Price, 1900:
$40 900 cash, balance monthly. Fine invest.
ment.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-5l5-5l6 Bond Bldg,
l4th and ". Y. Ave.
Main AZ.
25 ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED. BATHS;
mi; one OF the best locations In Col
Heights, located near 14th and Park rd: q
!. real bargain for $32. 500; cash required about
s., 600, bal. can be arranged See
P. F. CARLEY,
SIT NV.
| UNUSUAL OFFERING.
Corner Building
on COLUMBIA ROAD
| near 18th st.; three street fronts.
Rented, $S,U0. Price, $4,000
Cash required, $4,000.
A worthwhile investment.
GEO 7. wORTHINGTON e. SOY.
| woodward BLDG.
Evening star., 1924-01-09

| OWNER AND BUILDER WILL SELL ON
| easy terms his new Mt Pleasant homes 6-S
rooms. garage. Adams 2S07. i7s
Evening star., 1924-01-09
FOR RENT-ST0RES

Main 23Sa.
STORE, I4th ST., SOUTH OF FLA AVE
Cars stop In front; splendid business location;
~ - STORY CO.
SIC 18th St Fr 400.
ENTIRE End FLOOR, Too i7th STREET,
sssessRt Basement IyI9 @ II s,Ieet =, ,-,
COLUMBIA ROAD, IN BEST BUSINESS SEC
tin. Splendid store with large show window,
18th ST. NV. downtown. Ground store
and basement store with heat furnished. Suit
abie for most any business.
STRoHECKER & METZLER.
Main ss5. End Floor Continental Trust Bldg.
CORNER N.w.-Low RENT: WILL GIVE
lease; good for grocery. deiiea lessen, drug
Mt Pleasant st.--Store. with 3 room and
bath ept aeoy. ss wate, . heat .zs snd slsG
Man W & aETSzaAN. Iso4 Fl -@ St. ''V'' D,'-
SIXTH ST. NV. JUST SOUTH PESNA.
CHAs. W. MORRIS. , -,.,
VERY DESIRABLE STORE ON PENNsYI-
vania avenue. near lith St. p.w. Size 20xI00.
An exceptional location for any mercantile
BURTON & CoNDIT.
1908 18th St. Ol', Main 1884.
7is 18th ST. NV.
Large store in front and two extra rooms
$50 month. Inquire on premises. IL
1873 ST. N.W.--LARGE FIRST FLOOR,
1923 Conn. ave. n.w.--Larse first floor. suit
i222 Conn. ave.-second door: suitable for
light merchandise business.
1924 L st. n.w.-oood downtown location.
Oil II ST. n.w.-Store. s125.
All of the above properties are we'll located.
Consult us for details.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 300. l412 Eve st. NV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
Augusta China Club
TO Have Exhibition

Tho Monday afternoon meeting of
the Augusta China club at the home
of Mrs. Henry Whitman, Winthrop
street was ono of the most interest
ing and enjoyable of ne winter. Miss
Edith Tetrcault. instructor of art in
tho city schools talked on Roman
cSquc. Byzantine. and Saraccne art.
The members of Tie club are en-
gagged In making designs for dresses.
tiles, parchments. lamp shields s-ld
shades. Tho study of historical orna-
ment hat proved very interesting to
tho members.
Mrs. Charles Jones displayed to
the club. n water color portrait by
herself and finished in January OF
this year. The head Is n study Of
Clair Arthur Trask OF lIampden. Me.
The head. was oxquisitely done and
closely rcscmhled miniature on
ivory.
The club will hold an exhibition
sometime In May at the home Of
Mrs. Abby RoothhY. China articles
I'm decorative painting will he exhib-
tied.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room. which was decorated
with potted flowers. Mrs. Charles
Jones poured tea. and Miss Stella
Ieavitt assisted the hostess in serv-
Ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
Surprise Reunion Fer
Former Local Girl

Mrs. George II. Quarmby of Saugus,
Mass. who is passing two weeks in
town as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
George \. Smell, Elm street. was most
pleasantly surprised. Tuesday even
ing when a number of friends called
upon her. The surprise visit was a
birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Quarmby and a reunion of the mem
bers of her class at Lawrence high
school. With the exception of one
member, all the former classmates
were there and a number of other
guests.
Schoolday pictures and copies of
Then Lawrence Tyre" were brought
into the party and old times We're
renewed with much cun. Mrs. Smell
served ice cream and huge birthday
cake with cleaning candles was also
devoured. with the discovery of the
usual nickel. thimble ard ring.
A white gold bar pin was presented
with the best wishes of the class
mates to Mrs Quarmbv Those pres
ent included Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown,
Mrs. George Pettee, Mr.. and Mrs,
Marshall Campbell. Miss Alice NJ
Ladd. Miss Ruth Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Tibbetts, Mrs. Abbie J.
Ladd, Mrs. Quarmby and Mrs. Smell