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The Washington times., 1925-12-16

PERMANENT WAVING-Done by ex !.
perts. Natural marcel beautifully done
without the aid Of water waving
Hair dyeing, scalp treatment and hair
bobbing by male expert. formerly II
New York and London. We marcet
81 ~ ".
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NEWSPAPER subscriptions as an Xmas
gift. A years subscription to The Wash
tngton Times and Washington Herald
newspapers will constantly remind
him OF your thoughtfulneH. Give him
The Washington Times, The Washing
ton Herald and The Sunday Herald
Tor $3.50; The Washington Times
daily. and The Sunday Herald for
5000: The Washington Times daily,
for $780, The Washtngton Herald
daily, for $3.50, Or The Sunday
Herald for $3.50.
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Dinner and Decorations e
CHRISTMAS Home-BIade Cakes; angel
food q specially, which IL well
known everywhere. Place Christmas
and party orders early. The Viola
Redden cakes. 613 Fifth ST. N. e..
Lincoln S07e.
FRUIT BAsKETs-oeiivereR all parts
Of the city. Homemade pies our
speciality. FRUITS, candies and nuts of
all kinds. Meals at all hours. The
Temple Food Shop, 18th and II,
NEWSPAPER subscriptions as an Xmas
gift. A years subscription to The
Warrington Times and Washington
Herald newspapers will constantly re-
mind them Of your thoughtfulness.
Give them The Washington Times,
The Washington Herald and The Sun
day Herald for 1850: The washing
ton Times daily. and The Sunday
Herald for 5000; The WASHINGTON
Times daily, for $3.50; The Wash
ington Herald daily for $3.50. or
= The Sunday Herald for $3.50.
ORANGES and grapefruit: sweet and
cheap; apples, nuts etc. AZ the
Orange Grove Market. corner 12th
Street and N. 7. Ave.
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r. n. Stephens ahd Jaunes b. WiIkss


IN The stIPRMAxn COURT or TIVE
DISTRICT or CoLUMHtA IzoIdins
ton o. land for extension ana ufidefine
south Dakota Avenue between
BladensburE Road and Thirty .first
District Court No. 1850 NOTICE AND
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. Notice n
hereby given. that the commissioner
suant to 4 certain provision 81 the
ACT Act ol ConEress. approved March 4th.
1919 entitled An Act making appE0-
sovsrnrent d the Distrlet 3 colun tas
1or tne fiscal year ending June thir-
tieth. nineteen hundred ana fourteen.
and TOT other purposes, whereby they
widen any street, avenue road 81 hiRh-
way to conform with the plan 81 the
permanent system Of highways II that
side Of the cities Or washington and
Georgetown adopted under the Act Of
CONGRESS approved March 2. 1898. a.
proved June Is, 1895. 81 co con. nm
under the provisions Of auhchaptsr one
Of chaDter fifteen Of the Code Of
filed petition In this Court praying
the condemnation of the land necae-
sary for the extension and widening
Bladsnsburg Road and 3lst Street III
the District of Columbia. as shown on
- map or plat flied with the said
ne also that part the court s1
jury In accordance with the law pro-
vided for IN such cases to assess the
damages each owner Of land 70 Pc
said extension and widening Of South
Dakot1 Avenue; IN the District ct
pa and the condemns ton e ths
and to assess as benefits resulting
therefrom the entire amount Of said
damages. incIudins the expenses 6
which the jury may find win be
benefited, a. provided for in and BY
the Aforesaid Act or Congress- H. ~
1925. ORDERED. That ali persons hav-
ing any interest in these proceedings
be and they are hereby warned ana
ar before the 5th day Of January.
1895, at ten o'clock. A NJ. and
continue in attendance until the Court
Ing and confirming the award ri
damages and the assessment Of benefits
OF the jury to be empauelod and
Swosn hsEsi and nd T. = III, fuT rassr Or
order BE published twice = week Dor
two successive weeks In the Waeh-
Timss ana the washinEton Post. news
papers published in the said District.
commencing ct least twenty days before
the said 9TH day g Mar January ssss;
this notice and order be served by the
United States marshal. or his dapu-
ties, upon each Of the owners OF the
Zee OF the land to be condemned
herein a. may be found by the said
marshal or his deputies. within the
District OF Columbia, and upon the
tenants and occupants OF the same.
before the said 9Th day OF January,
1895. BY the Court: F. Il SIDDONS.
Justice. True Copy-Test (SeaD:
MORGAN H. BEACH. Clerk. BY II.
BEACH, Asst. Clerk.
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Legal Notices
Phone claeslg..d AZ q Main 52so.
II Il. stephens and Janea d. gllheb,


IN THE SUPREME coUnr or Il5E
District Court IN RID: Ccudem-
nation 81 land for the extension of
Eliicott street, "a the District ~ Co.
Iemsia pAstrie 81 S S nS; i psisIco o
TON fgotice q hereby given. thae the
ConnmissionerG Of the District 0f Co
Igrnbta tRnrstant e certain pE g
March 9Th, 1919 entitled al
making appropriations for the expenses
Of the Government of the District @
june thfrtiekh. nineteen hundred Nnd
fourteen. and for other purposes
whsrspy they are aSsho ss s eSse.
road Or highway II conform with the
plan Of the permanent system q htKn
Weys in that portion Of the District
washington and GeorEetoWfl ad0pt90
under the Act Of Congress- approved
March 2. 1889. &c amended ~ the Aee
w cohdemnntion under the prOyIelona
Of Dubchaptor one Of chapter fifteen
Of the Code of Law o. The District et
this Court praying the condemnation
of the land necessary kor the extof-
sion q E1iicott Street. inmediately
ss-iss. e shown 81 ! map 81 pIst
filed with the said petition ~ part
thereOf. ana pTaying also that the
with The NV provided for II such
cases to ASSESS the damages Zach
owner Of land 70 be taken may sustain
By reason ok the said extension az
Of the Hand necessary for the purposes
thereof. and to ee1eas - benefits re-
anIting fhersfrom the entire arnOunt
penees of these proceedin9ss upon any
land which the Jury may find will
g g ~ gsns.asea. g Provlasd Lor ln eIa
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
Bids and Proposals

pAons Closs.tss6 A6s % Main s1se
COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. WASHING.
TON, December 10, 1926. Sealed pro-
posals Will be received at Room sos
December al, 1926, for Installing wall
ana ceiling plaster In dormitory build
inga at District Training school near
District Building. Certified check cash
81 money order for IS. required to
insure return Of plans and specifica-
TONS
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

Your holiday dinners will be
long remembered IL you serve
PEKTO, that new, delicious,
home jelly. Ask your grocer
OF pholle Main S131.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
Rooms For Rent

4 4OOOAABGS = "a 1S~1AU 4
Phone Classified Ads to MatM $3.50.
ROOMS-FURNIsHED 20
NORTHEAST
CORBIN PLACE, N. E., 1336--Two fur
nished rooms; Ink. Lincoln 8234-J.
SECOND ST. N. e., 1s-Beautifui rms.
for two Ink: a.ln.l.. garage: $40.
NORTHWEST
r ST. n: w. 92l-Two furnished
rooms, kitchenette.
2 ST. N. w. 2I0-RoOrns for tourists;
hotei accommodations. Fr. 3603.
EYE ST. n. W., 4J5-Room free to lady
who will stay nights: no work.
IN GEORGETOwN, two rooms and
kitchenette. furnished; ami; $35
Phone North 1897
L ST, ". W., i347-Large, lovely room;
h.-w.h. electricity; good location
Ideal for ! or 2. Snap at IS weekly.
L ST. N. w, 927-Clean, heated room;
SIS month: gentleman.
L ST. n. W, 505-Room and Kitchen
range; h.-w.h; electricity complete
Ink. Adults. Franklin 9258.
L ST. N. w. l341-suite Of rooms on
End floor, with private bath attached
Suitable for army or navy officer.
w sr w. I0IsTwo IaGSs FSoms
electricity. gas; Ss5.
NEW JERSEY AVE. N. W, 1227-Nice
couple and child.
PA. AVE. n. W., l2os-opp Ralsign
Hotel; clean. refined. heat. hot
water; weekly rates
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REAL TORS

REALTORS District Of Columbia subscribe -
the code Of ethics by the Washington Estate
Board only Of the organization privileged
use the title "REALT0R."
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

NEWSPAPER subscriptions as an Xmas
gift. Al years subscription to The
WASHINGTON Times and Washington
Herald Newspapers win constantly re-
mind her Of your thoughtfuIness. Give
her The washington Times. The wash
lnkton Herald and The Sunday Herald
Tor $3.50; The washington Times
fdalfy1 and The Sunday Her. Id for
1910: The WASHINGTON Times daily.
for $3.50; The Washington Herald
S fdatiyl for $500. or The Sunday
Herald for $40
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Rooms For Rent
ROOMs-FURNTsHFD 4

pAOne clossVsed Ads . nam 500
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

PHRMANENT WAVES that last. French
process. Eight minutes heat. Artistic
marcel waving. Hair coloring spe-
elslty. All work done by experts
We give satisfaction. Leon--Erench
Ladies' Hairdresser. 1920 q st. n. W.
Eran1x1fn 7a6a
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

PHOTOGRAPHs-Th personal gift that
carries with it the true sentiment Of
Christmas-the gift that Il -'ou-y0ur
p1otographs. Six for S.. ana mp. The
Photocraft Studios. SIS 18th st. NV
ssdERRY CHRIsT1fAS's-Say II with
Flowers Cooke, Florist. 1T07.1109
Conn Ave. Potomac "a.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

Main 1881 or Alexandria 1909
WONDERFUL HOME
9-ROOMS, excellent condition, on River.
view Boulevard, 50x160 lot, trees and
ehrubberY, garage, Al residential
neighborhood, seasons wood and coal
in cellar: Immediate possession: owner
occupant must move; sacrifice for
hnnuaAa Cleveland 2Sa1
Evening star., 1925-11-21
POLICE REFUSE LIGHT
ON SUICIDE OF PASTOR
Dean of st. Georges Cath edfal. On
tario, Takes Life-Had Suf-
fered Long Illness.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BOSTON, November 21-Details of
the suicide of the Very Rev. Dean
George l.. Starr of ST. Georges Cathe-
dral Kingston. Ontario. who. accord
ing To medical examiner. took his
own life yesterday in the DeaconeSS
hospital, are known only To the au-
thoritieS and they declined 10 reveal
them. All that was known was that
Dean Starr suffered from a chronic
ailment and had been Il patient at the
hospital since October "a
Dean starr was senior cha plai in of
the Canadian EXpeditionary Forces
during the World War. with the rank
Of jor He was a member OF tho
provincial and general synods and a
governor "f Trinity University. Toron.
10. His military service began in
1889 when he held a lieutenancy in the
i1st BatLalinn. Brockrillle tortario,
Rifles He served overseas in 1916
and 1917.
Born in BrockVille in 1S72 Dean
Starr WAS educated in the Collegiate
institute and in Trinity University
and received an NJ. a. and the honor
AIRY degree Of -. j. at Oxford Uni.
versitN. kingia nd. After his ordna
ton in lS95 he served successfully as
curate. bishops chaplain. canon and
rector of 81. Georges and was named
dean of the cathedral in 1918.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

was 13 years old she made her first
appearance on the stage at Clevela nd
in The Seven Sisters" Her first
New York appearance was with the
late AuguStin DAILY on September l3
1870, when she played the role OF
Anne Sylvester in Man and Wife
and scored AN immediate success. She
later appeared in ''JeZebel." No
Name" Divorce Article A." and
many other popular plays of the time
Played Shakespeare.
In 1874 she acted in Camille" and
a year later in numerous Shakespeare
productions. While playing in ''Fhe
New Magdalen," in 1888. she was com
PEELED to temporarily retire. She ap
peared intermittently during the next
few years, and announced her re
tirement in 1894. In 1904. however
she appeared in New York as Sister
Genevieve in a brief '.all star" re-
vival of The Two Orphans" and in
vaudeville engagements during the
next year.
Between 1899 and 1904 Miss Morris
wrote number of short fiction
stories as well as numerous articles
dealing with theatrical life.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
u. D. c. HAS HEAVY
BUSINESS PROGRAM
Closing Session Likely to
LAST Until After Midnight.
Delegates Predict.
BY the Associated Press.


HOT SPRINGS. Ark. November
2l.-Such heavy volume of unfin-
lshed business faced the annual con-
Nentlon of the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy at the final days seS-
SION today that delegates predicted it
would be necessary to remain in ees-
sion until after midnight tonight 10
clear the calendar
In addition to consideration and
action on the proposed amendment to
the constitution which would make il
necessary for a member to pay cur
rent year dues and per ca pita tax be
tore being permitted to take part in
national convention. the convention
viii select fourth honorary presi-
dent, three having been chosen Thurs
day.
An attempt yesterday to give 2
majority Vote To one of The remaining
SIX candidates for honorary president
dld not meet with success
Mess more important business in
terNenes the new national officers will
be installed tonight. Mrs. St John
Allison Iawton of Charleston. :. g
who was elected president general
heads the list.
Mrs. G. 4. Fordnev Smith Of Little
Rock. Ark; Mrs W. -. Mason of
Philadelphia and Mrs Peter Youree
OF Shreveport. La. are the new non
orarN presidents general. Announce
ment Of the election was made al
yesterdays session
Evening star., 1925-11-21
SONG CONTEST STARTS.
Y. w. C. A. Seeks Melodies to Be
Used in Fund Drive.

contest for songs TO be sung dur
ing the Y. w. e. As 500. .00O building
campaign December to Is. was an
nounced today by the y. W. &. A.
All contributions must be in hv. next
FRIDAY.
The songs. accOriin. Ia campaign
officials. ma he sentimental or humOr-
Gus. 1t is suggested that some of
them may he adanted from familiar
Christmas tunes. since the camn@ ign
is to be a Christmas event.
A slogan contest some time ago "e-
suited in The selection Of y Capital
Gift for Capital Girls the watch
word Of the campaign. The suggestion
is made that this slogan may he in
corporated in song
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been ISSUED Z" the
following.
Morgan r. Brock and Masdslene Rav-
nipud
Richard II Dean and Geneva g. T'pdikc
Charles ". ODonnsH and Nsutaha T.
SafaGy
.IOhn II Ross and Blanche Holmes
Henry !. Bsrrlct and Serena g. Acton.
James Hnshercer and Louise Oroark
both of Midland Va.
Clarence Mcdaniel and Mabel r. Suter
William Taylor BouchelIe and Harv A
N"Sherry. both OF Baltimore. Md.
Glenn ". Young and Margaret l.. Barry
Elmer r. Scnoll and Flora A. Mo- ormack
orvllle A. Dnnwaut and Laura Rosen
both Of Buckingham. Va.
Aubrey Smith and Esther +. Black burn
Harry !. Mckee ana Ethel Leach. Doth
Of Baltimore Nd
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Deaths Reported.

Ihe following deaths have been reportnd
70 the Health Department in the last ~
hours:
Harriet Elizabeth Cushing SO. 1929 0 81
Robert l., M"Clenshsn, 70 sibley Hospital
John j. Flynn: 81 Walter Reed Hospital.
Curly Davis. So. Walter Reed Hospital
Enoch l.. McNulty. 81. 81. Elizareth's Hos
pital
Annie c. Henry. -. Providence Hospital.
Ella l.. Coilett. 81. 1927 Brown.
Charles f. Grauholm. SO. 2l1 10Th St II e.
Marion Condor. 1 Childrens Hospital
Infant Of Charles and Ada Mason 3 DAYS
Providence Hospital
Jane Johnson. S5, Litt,e Sisters OF the
Poo~.
Elizabeth Breeze - 2SIala Elvan rd. Sc
, Spencer shaw. 50. warehouse. Barber &
Ross.
Sarah Brckwith. as. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Lucy Jackson. IS 3O4 c ST. s.w.
Emanuel Freedman. -. so Eve st. sw.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Health D"partment IN the last "a hours
Percy l.. and Rosa Reed. girl
Walter ID. and Ethel REYNOLDS girl.
Albert and Lcona McWillisms boy.
Loseph ard Pearl McGa.vey. girl
James aud Ruth Herbert girl.
DomeniCo and Sara Pulvlrenti boy
william and Mary A. Wallace, girl.
Antonio ana Emgenia Giulireda .glrl.
Henry j. and Frances Smith boy
William and Marjorie Jack SON boy.
Albert and Dillie Jones. girl.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
CLARA MORRIS DIES
Of HEART DISEASE
Former Idol of Stage, Woman
of Many Sorrows, Ex-
pires at Age of 79.
By the Associated Press.

NEW CANAAN. Conn. November
! 21.--Clara Morris. originally Morrison
once acclaimed as the greatest emo
tional actress of the English spea king
stage and later as ''the woman OF sor,
row because of her illnesses and
financial reverSes is dead of heart
disease al the age of 20.
Sarah Bernhardt. Witnessing Clara
Morris performance in the heyday OF
her career. exclaimed: That Woma
is not acting. She's suffering. Miss
Morris said of herself a few days be-
fore her death: Il am only the famous
actress who only had one husband and
never knew any family troubles.
Miss Morris husband. Frederick {.
Harriott. died in 1914. and, as far as is
known here. she is not survived by
any relatives She died yesterday AT
the home of q. NJ. Flerold. She ha ID
been living with the Herolds since
closing her home two months ago.
Illness Forced Retirement.
She reached the apex of her career
in 1875. Twenty wears later she was
forced to retire. In 1908 she and her
husba nd faced eviction from their lux
urious home. which was Sa we'd by the
generosity OF her brother.in- law. For
nearly 80 wears she had suffered from
rheumatism. sciatica and sometimes
almost complete blindness.
The cares which had darkened her
later life were considerably diSpelled
IN October. 1915. when Miss Morris re
cetved a life interest in s5Oo00 from
her hrotherinl laws estate
Miss Morris, whose maiden name
was Morrison. was born at Toronto.
Canada. on March l.. 1916. When she
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Florida Made Separate Division.

The State of Florida was made n
separate field division of the Bureau
of Internal Revenue Yesterday by
Commissioner Blair In Announcing
the creation of the additional field SOC
tion MIR. Blair said that mark ed in
crease in land values and business ac-
tivities generally had rendered tha
action necessary
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Deatbs.

STEWART. Friday November 20 1875
80 pm, KATHERINE A. beloved wit
OF the late John stewart. aged Go years
Funeral from her late residence 1s2e sti
81. NV Monday. November 23. at > . N
relatives and friends invited to attend In
terment at GlenwoOd Cemetery. go
WARD. Friday, November 90 1925 Al ha
sons home. 13Oa Emerson ST ne, MARY
2eloved wife. of James +. Ward. Funera
from Holy Name Church Monday. Novem
Der % at 9 O'Clock Internent al Noun
OnVet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
Fited to attend. 22'
WELLS Saturday. November 21 1925 =
20 am at the Darlington Apartments
i4e A st. ne. KATE NJ WELLS. Funera
ION the chapel of w. R. Spesre Co. I2oi
St. NV. Monday, November 81. a. !;
m Relatives and friends invited, N
-frment private.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Carn or Thal,ks.
RICHARDSON

We wish 10 thank our
friends. naig hors relatives. ministers and
societies for their kindness. eXUreSsions Of
sympathy and bS8UtIfu fora tributes
during the illness and al the death Of our
dear wife End devoted morder. Mrs. JES
ME RICHARDSO%
JAS. W RICHARDSON EFFIE Y Mo
COY RAYMOND + FISHER
Evening star., 1925-11-21
The Wanderlusters' hike for to,,o

The Wanderiusters' hike for tomor
row will start from Chain Bridge Sta
ton. Cabin John car line, at 2:3(
pm. The hike will end at the Wan
derlusters' Blue Bird Camp. at Fra nk
lin Park. Va. Bring lunch and cup
Coffee viii be provided by the club
Mrs. Appleby will lead.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
FOUND.

FOUNTAIN PEN near court house Friday
Room Ais. Interior Dept. BLDG
MACKINAW, boy s.. 18th and Newton ats,
POLICE DOG-F. Rom n Y. Claimant
must prove ownership. Call after > 80 D m .
q, G st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

New York police using plastic mate
rial, restored a skeleton to such life
like reality that friends recognized the
dead man.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

The Mayfiower Society will meet for
election of officers at Seventeenth nd
streets. Rev. f.. Walsh of George
town University will speak
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Mrs. Harriette Gunn Roberson will
be given an informal reception by for.
m"r students. 10 o'clock. AT Lea que for
The Larger Life. 1f2S h street
Evening star., 1925-11-21

the Larger Life, 1925 n street
An open meeting of the committee
on international relation OF the Dis
tricL -. a. r. will be held in Noun,
Pleasant Library. 6 O'Clock Subject
Mexico" An attache Of The emba ssy
will be principal speaker
The American Association Of Irni.
versity Women Players will present a
dramati" production at the clubhouse
1884 ] street. o'clock.
The National Fellowship club will
give an informal dance in the hall OF
nations, Washington Hotel. Visitors
welcome
The Shepherds Of Rethlehem. capi
tot Lodge. No. 2. win give \ card par
o'clock. Al Moose Han.
The College Alumnae club will NEE,
o'clock. AT Phyllis Wheat1ey 1. w.
&. A
L'AIleGro PLAYERS will present three
one-act plays. SIS o'clock. in Pierce
Hall. All Souls Church. Dancing will
follow.
The Biological Society Of Washing
ton will meet. s O'Clock. i'm assembly
hall of Cosmos Club Visitors wei
come.
The Seaside Club will give euchre
AT Fifth and G streets
Mount Vernon Council No "a
Daughters OF America. Will have =
800 card party al Northeast Masonic
Temple. Eighth and r streets. Public
invited.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

The Georgetown Citizens Associa
ton will hold its annual meeting Mon
day. pm, at Potomac Bank Hall
Election of officers. Refre shments.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

The American Association Of I-ni.
versitr Women Players will present a
dramati" production at the clubhouse
1884 ! street 5 O'Clock
Evening star., 1925-11-21
The Young Mems Hebrew As.ocia

ton will give an entertainment and
dance tomorrow evening al its build
ing, Eleventh street and Pennsvlva MIA
avenue
Evening star., 1925-11-21

The annual dance for the benefit Of
the Holy Rosary Church building
fund VIII be given Monday. 8 pm. at
catholic Community Hall, Sol F
street.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

"Man-the Eternal Pilgrim" will
be the subject OF a talk tomorrow. S
pm. at United Lodge of Theosophists
1881 X street. All welcome
Evening star., 1925-11-21
LOST


AIREDALE. young. female. black ana tan.
2013 st. NV. Tel. North as12
BEAGLE HOUND, dark color. heavy bon.
fHs safs Nd sla
short tail ears never have been clipped: an:
ssWsEs sGsS to the the j pane of Trxy. Phone Main
BoG-Mals, E, black and tan; tag No, Gae5.
R1s .1 aFfsos so ssG4 Gne fsasiG s4 I
Esss-d s'9 oSS sRa and 81 and ''s
MINK NECKPIECE. vicinity Rock Creek
Church rd and Wsrder. p'.: reward. 1910
N?sES Sssss ASD SHFoks ss.ct ta@s9qs ss e
call Franklin s33a. 1909 10Th St NV. Apt
"a. Reward.
finder aease nots Brooks Ok and
The Monterey. Cleve. 241
PINmold; fn ;fsshonsd ed gold bresspin. valued
Hotel Revard 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Friday morning.
ct. : keys. Reward. North 53is,J. except
POINTER DOG-Brown and white: in vicin-
ity OF TysoIns @I,,s Corner, sn1, Va Reward. Frank
Burrows. CleN. OBJ 23s
RUG-Corner of You and 18th SITS. NV on
Monday November 9. Man was seen when
he picked it up as it fell from delivery truck
Reward by owner. 1865 n st. NV. 90.
sPECTACLEs. light shell. Thursday. from
Ellipse to Interior Department Apt 40
the Concord Phone n. 2272.
SUIT CASE. containing clothes and linemap
tools: reward Fl. J. Gallagher 1909 6
TYPEWRITER LECTURES on Law. in
| Manila folder. Friday. by Prof. HAgearfy
Reward. Congressional Apts. 303.
WRIST WATCH-Lady' gold; with mono
| gram on back AT Central Hieh School Sta
' diurp FRIDAY. November 20. kevat'd.
oop 10TH 81. NV. Fr. $50,
Evening star., 1925-11-21

The National Fellowship club will
give an informal dance in the hall of
nations. Washington Hotel. Visitors
welcome
Evening star., 1925-11-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
rt,p Washington VapderIustars

Tive Washington WanderIusters will
give country dance Wednesday, s
n M. AT their clubhouse Frantlip
Park. Va All Wanderlusters and
friends invited.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
The Social Hygiene Society vii

meet Monday. SIS pm. in New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev.
John r. Gusfield and Capt. Dudley y.
carpenter will speak. Rev, Joseph f.
SiZoo will preside
Evening star., 1925-11-21

The Shepherds Of Bethlehem. capi.
tot Lodge. No 2. win give = rd party.
clock. At Moose Han.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

LAFOREST. Friday. November 90 1928.
al her residence. 13a W st. Sc. SUSAN
CAROLINE. beloved wife of Auhin A.
Lstorest. Funeral from the above resi-
dpnce Mon6ay November %. at 80 am :.
thence TO st. Teresas Church. where
mass will he said at m. for the repose
of her soul Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. go
Evening star., 1925-11-21

The College Alumnae club will meet
\ o'clock. AT Phyllis Wheat1ey 1. W.
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Evening star., 1925-11-21

L'AIlegro Players will present three
one-act plays. SIS O'Clock. in Pierce
Hall. All Souls Church. Dancing will
follow