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Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Apartment House Known as
The Columbia, Situated 1401
Girard Street Northwest,

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Llber i462. folio n5 Ell seq. of
the land records of the District of Columbia
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction IN fropt of the premises, on
MONDAY, THE TwENTY-THIRD DAY or
MARCH. AID. 1925. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and prem
ises situate in the District of Columbia and
designated and being lot / in block 40 IN
the subdivision OF the North Grounds Of
in the office of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia in Liber Governor Shepherd al
folio l49 said block being now known for
purposes Of assessment and taxation as
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal installnients, payable in one and two
years, with interest at per centum per
sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold, all cash, at the option of
the purch aser. deposit of $500 90 will
be REQUIRED at time of sale. All conveyancing.
recording revenue stamps. etc. at cost of
purchaser. Terms OF sale TO he complied
with within 80 days from day of sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. after five DAYS advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper published
CHRisToPHER H PORE.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT
mhla.d&ds.exSu Trustees.
sFTHE ABoyE SALE Is POSTPONED
THIRD. 1925. AT THE SANE TIME AND
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
3ETRE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER.
postponed until TUESDAY. MAY FIFTH
1925. At THE SANE TIME AND PLACE.
.,a, sY ny ,6Is ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES,
-grI,Os TSyrD,- SoN TrT,1-TGNrEpE
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$4,000 Cash and $500 a Month
SS,150.OO.


$4,000 Cash and $500 Month.
Northeast location, in section of new
Of. home-ewners. substantislly eonstructed
distinctive IN appearance; good rooms and
bath; double rear porches, screened: all that
goes, goes with modern home More for your
Look at 1907 Trinidad ave.
ne. and get further details from
our representative on premises.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
l433 X st. NV. Realtors Main 1O16-7.
COLORED.
Very desirable 5-room homes.
Sample house. 2536 9th NV.
Price reasonable. Terms, S15O
cash and monthly payments
easy. Open for inspection at all
times, with agent on premises.
B. B, PINN,
Col. 5Sl7. 712 Kenyon St. NV.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.
4 GROOM BRICK (FoR wHITEI. AMI;
$500 cash and $50 per mo-; for own occu-
pancy: Address Box 32.S. Star Office. -
Z
possession Address Boz 34a-K. star sta aSfn once.
HOUSE OF SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS: PRE-
fer p1e-war house price must be reasonable.
Address Box SOS, Star Office -
ROW HOUSES If DIRECT FROM OWNER.
in any part of the city. What have you to
oherf
H S GIBSON.
Care MCLEAN REAL ESTATE CO..
1918 X St. NV. Phone Franklin ll2l.
QUICK ACTION.
to 10 room brick house IN a good NV
ne. or sc. section: must have possession in
45 days Call Main 2730 or address mail to
Room 405, Peoples Life Insurance Bldg
OUT-OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.
NEW JERSEY LOT. BARGAIN-S5 CASH.
So monthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic City.
Price, $3.50: only IS each. Vail. $50 Broad
way. New York. 80
FOR SALE-7-ROOM HOUSE. MANASSAS.
Va. electric lights. water. garden. garage:
committing distance: blocks frou, station
best residential section: 81 800 If sold at
once Address Miss JULIA W. LEWIS. 93O
West Franklin st. Richmond. Va. -
SPEND YOUR WINTERS IN FLORIDA.
We have lots for sale in GAINESVILLE. fine
location. fronting the Dixie Highway.
Terms low $40 per month Make
your purchase now for next Winter.
RHODES & STEARNS.
N ain 1853 100 Eye St NV -
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INVESTMENT.
CAPITOL. HILL.

A desirable brick home, con-
tanning eight rooms and bath,
electricity and gas; two-car ga
rage on wide alley.
This property is in excellent
condition and can be easily ar
ranged to provide good income
as there are four rooms on each
floor. Very reasonable terms.
$3.50.
New homes in new sub
division. This is an exception
ally attractive row OF six-room
houses; hardwood floors, tile
bath; electricity.
Built-in Garage.
You will like these homes as
well as the surroundings and the
terms are reasonable.
Let us take you for an in
spection.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2l0O. OPS 18th St. NV.
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CHRISTOPHER n. POPE.
VII TON ] I.AMRERT
NH 4 a.dGds exSu Trustees.

sFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNTIL. THURSDAY. APRIL TWENTY
THIRD. 1925. AT THE SANE TIME AND
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER son. Auc,noneers.
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QUICK ACTION.

TO 10 room brick house IN a good W
ne. sc. section: must have possession in
40 days Call Main 2730 or address mail to
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Music
Rethberg Sensational
Artist
ny LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS

Not often doe "a singer receive un
unanimous ovation. but tho cuthua-
usm which greeted Elizabeth Ilelhs
hcrg last evening when Hho appeared
here Tor tho first time IN concert.
knew no bounds For several ycaiu
MlAs I,oihberg has occupied con-
uplcuoua place with the MstropoIIa
tan opera Company but today hhe
" not only one 81 the greatest ~
operate sopranos. but IL one of tho
most sought after concert artists nov
before the public
Nine RSthbcrgH voice II without
doubt ono Of the most beautiful heard
here in n long time, and n as near
perfection an II IN possible Tor human
voice 20 be-. She sings With oRcep-
tional musical skill and In a delight.
ful. unaffected manner which lends
charm 20 any number che may
choose 90 sing Her tones are clear.
rrm and bcll-likr and 10 matter In
what register arc ever true 10 pitch.
Nine Rsthbcrg sings arllstically
and with unusual musical under.
standing Her program. one rich In
musical worth. was sung In a skill
ful manner. her interpretations max
ing OF each number a oolorful pic.
| ture.
Nothing could have been more de-
llEhtful than tho artists exquisite
singing Of Hecitativo and Aria Of
SUSANNA from the Marriage Of
Figaro" 10 Rcpos" lullaby by
Dcauplan. and Henry HHdlcy'a The
Time Of Parting" TO stay nj Home
In Best" By Mcdnlkoff. was also 70.
eeiyod with marked enthusiasm
by a Lonely Forest Pathway
and Wen 90 tho Woods and Gather
May By Critics. and three charming
numbers By Schubert. An Die
Musk, 'L4ebeHbotschaft" and 'Gret
chen and spinnrad." all met with in.
slant approval. as did ''wsnn On
Nur Zuwcilsn Lachelst" and Won
EwiEcr Liebc." by Brahms.
~ q hitting close 10 a most ex-
I qu!site program. and by numerous
requests, Nine, ErthberR rang 'Vlai
DArte," from Ia Toaca. followed by
I'm Rel 81 Nedromo." from Madame
Butterfly. During the evening hhs
was repeatedly recalled and gracious
~ responded with numerous eneorcH
included IN which we're "Ss "a
mani" by Pergolta. Les PapIllon. "
by Foudmin. "Sur wcr die sonsuch'
Kermit" By Taehhikowsky Brahms
"Das vergebliche standehin' hnt
Die Forclle. by Schubert
~ an accompanied Mr Mednlkofi
could not be surpassed. hin sympa
the'ic playing adding greatly 10 IN.
enjoyment OF the concert.
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Personal

Mira II. u. Earllng left last
Thursday on short trip 10 Cali.
fornih.
Mrs. John sco,chlrr Hume has
arrived in town from California,
and hns taken an apartment, at
Hudson Arms until after The hull-
days
Mrs Gertrude Huntlcy Green Of
Victoria. u G.. IL the house guest
Of Mrs Frederick Bentley for a few
days
Mrs c. T. Walters will sail sun.
day for Shanghai. China. where sho
win make her home with her son,
Mr.. Raymond Walters
Mrs l.. +. Mccrcady Of Eugene.
Ore. Is In toxin visiting her sis
,ers, Mrs Herbert Condor and Airs.
Harvard Moore
hEf ana hFH, 1EHiitu Hliinn Tar
per Juliet Jewetp are receiving con.
gratulailons upon tho birth Of son.
Griffith Hilton. Ir October /. NJ
kIrksyille. Mo.
Mrs. John r. Condor and hor
mother. Mrs. u. Il. Clark. have re.
turned from visit In Denver.
Colo.
Mrs. J. $. Gibson will 90 TO Vic.
toria. II. G.. Friday. 10 visit her
daughter, Mrs, Prescott Oakcs.
Mrs, William Edra IL expected
home the laSi Of the week from q
trip 10 New York city and washing.
ton. u. c.
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No-HoSt Dinner
WI Opcn Season

Mr.. George {. Buck. the new
chairman OF tho house committee 81
the Rainier Golf and Country club.
has arranged a no-host dinner FOL.
lowed by cards and dancing, as the
opening event OF tho social season.
On saturday evening. October n,
Tho guest list viii bc limited 90
members OF the club.
Another affair 20 be given az the
club Is bridge luncheon on Tues.
day afternoon. October 20. IN honor
81 the retiring chairman and cap,
tain. Mrs, s, D. Cochran and Mrs
4, Y, Van Patten
A Halloween dance "a planned for
Thursday evening. october 30. which
will be preceded by a no.host dinner.
The women OF the Rainier Golf
and Country Club held their annual
meeting on Friday. october ., when
tho following officers were elected;
Chairman. Mrs, l.. q knight first
vice chairman. Mrs. Eyart Lamplns.
second vice chairman, Mrs. O G,
worthlcy. secretary Mrs,
C. r. Brewer. captain. Ms stephen
I pwan.
Arrangements were made 10 hold
hereafter four general meetings each
year. TO fall upon the second Friday
In January. April July and October.
at 1870 o'clock In tho afternoon, pre-.
ceding the monthly tea.
In connection with plans for a
more complete and efficient organ
iEation OF the ladies'. committee
consisting OF Mrs, w s, Thyng. Mrs
j, w Kinney and Mrs, W, Langley
was appointed TO draft bylaws and
rules, which will DO submitted tor
ratification at the January meeting
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Informal Tea jor
Miss McDOugdH

Mrs. ]. Y, c. Kellogg will enter
tain with an informal tea az her
home Thursday afternoon. In oompli-
ment TO Miss Maude McDousau.
whose marriage 10 Mr., Roland W.
Sisler will take place this month.
Saturday afternoon, Miss Valera
Pigott will have q bridge OF five
tables az her home for Miss Me-
DouEall Invitations have been linn.
tied TO close friends OF the honor
guest.
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrs. p. NJ. Tammany will be host
ess for Beacon Hin Guild Thursday.
assisted by Mrs Margaret Albano.
Mrs NJ. 4. Endross. Mira George
Dornberger. Mrs l.. +. ousllett
Mrs. Alice emmett. Mrs p. d.
Wallis, Mrs. E. l. Mcdonnell, Mrs
c. Croken. Mrs. C, II. Harden. Mrs
Mack Roster. Mrs n. F. Goudry
and Mrs. l. z. Wiuget.
Renton Guild. with Mrs Luna
Tree and Mrs Elizabeth Soudcr,
viii have charge at tho Thrift shop
THURSDAY morning. In the after
noon Mrs David Young and Mrs
C. II. Echart viii Be In charge for
Endolyn Auxiliary.
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Date Of Guild
PARTY Changed

Madrona Guild Of the Chlldren's
orthopedic Hospital has changed the
date OF It's bridge tea from wedncs.
day. october rs. 10 Thursday. octo-
Der. 20. The affair will be given az
the home of Mrs. Henry Frederick.
The committee IN charge includes
Mrs. Pcrclval Collins. chairman.
Mrs. Henry Frederick. Mrs. II. G.
Converse. Mrs LOWS X. Dawson.
Mrs Charles b, Hughstt. Mrs. H..
w. Montclius. Mrs. J. c. Tonneson.
Mrs. Edmund +. Take and Mrs. c.
u. White.
Reservations for tables may BE-
made with Mrs. Collins. EAst.sis5.
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CARD PARTY WILL BENEFIT
EDUCATIONAL FUND

For tho benefit OF It's educational
fund. Chapter a. p. T.. o.. will have
card party Thursday afternoon.
October IS, at ? o'clock. at Rainier
Chapter House. 800 r. Roy st.
MISS Sara a. Hanna Is general
chairman OF the affair. assisted By
the following committees:
Tickets. Mrs J. II. Gaffney. chair
man: Mrs J. l.. Locke. Mrs. W. u.
Shoemaker.
Fayors. Mrs. ". +. Wells. chair
man; DR.. Cora SAKE. Mrs. J. F. Reed,
Mrs. Starr Calvert.
Refreshments. Mrs. r. s. Walter
meyer, chairman: Mrs. f. VI. Rinin-
ger. Mrs. F. T. MARITIME.
Publicity. Mrs. H. T. Ballard.
Hospitality, Miss Lulu Fuller.
president. Chapter A: Mrs. John
Wallace. Mrs. G. r. VI. Pratt. Mrs.
d. W. Bowen, Mrs. Charles Pagan.
Mrs. j. b. Quick. Mrs II. c. ostrom.
Mrs, A. II. Harrison, Mrs G. A. Vlr.
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Mrs. Dickinson
Hostess at Dinner

Mrs. George W. Dickinson enter
tSined with dinner OF eight covers
AT her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Dickinson win leave. octo-
Der 80. FOR New York ard Washing
ton. d, c, on trip East. 10 be gone
two months.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
SPECIAL MEETING

SPECIAL MEETING
Independent Foresters. COMPANION
Court Red Clover. will hold special
meeting in the banquet room OF Ey.
ergreen hall. 4. o. U. W. building,
Thursday. October IS. at o'clock
Chief Ranger Miss Ruth Allen. who
has returned from her vacation. VIII
preside at the meeting.
SOUTH SEATTLE PIT. A.
The South Seattle PIT. A. viii
hold It's monthly meeting Thursday.
October Is. at 7:45 o'clock. In room
at the school. A short business
session will be followed by an inter.
esting program, which viii include
music by the "Rinkey Dinkey" or
chestra Of South Seattle and contri.
buttons from the fifth and sixth
grades.
Mrs. Mary Haggist. state chair.
man Of the kindergarten association,
will speak. The Campfire Girls will
serve. A nursery viii be provided
Tor the small chNdren Oh parents AZ
tending the meeting.
JOHN B. ALLEN PIT. a.
The John b. Allen PIT. A. Will
hold it's annual teachers reception
Thursday evening. October Is, at
O'Clock. Addresses viii be made
by Mrs. Victor II. Malstrom. Mrs.
L. Z. Gross and Mr.. T. X. Cole.
LESCHI PIT. a.
Leschi PIT. a. will hold It's regu-
lar meeting Thursday, October IS.
at $3.50 o'clock.
ELITE REBEKAH
Auxiliary Elite Rebekah Lodge
when downtown, try Boldt's Dol
lar DInncr-Adyertise
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Dance Planned by
North End Guild

The North End Guild OF the Chill.
dren's orthopedic Hospital is spon-
xoring n dance Friday evening. oc,o-
Der %, at the American Legion hall,
10th ave. y. z. and r. 50th 81.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaiser, Telephone MA inO6OO
Assistant-Laurs Emory
LuncheonS Honor Visitor From San Fran
cisco, 4 fairs Planned at Rainier Golf Club

MRS JOHN r. MAIN viii en-
Ni terrain with a luncheon 81 ten
covers Friday afternoon az the
Nomcn's University club IN honor
81 Miss Annie Laughlin OF san
Francisco,
Miss Laughnn. who has been the
guest OF her sister Mrs Reginald
n. Thomson Tor two months Will
leave next week for her home
To-day Mrs Thomson gave a
luncheon Of ten covers az her homo
in honor Of her sister
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PYTHIAE SISTERS
BAZAAR

BAZAAR
Past chiefs Association o. Seat.
us Temple, no. o. FythIau Sisters.
viii hold "a hazaar WEDNESDAY Or-
tobsr n. beginning a. O'Clock a.
A. o. o. vs.. hall 1903 ninth ave.
The various booths win feature
fancy work. aprons. home cooked
foods. candy and a country store,
a dinner win be served from $50
20 7 o'clock
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RoRDIcA CHORAL
CLUB ENTERTAINED

NORDICA CHORAL
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Members Of the Nordloz Choral
club were delightfully."- entertained
NJ the home ~ Mics Anna Ander
rsn. on Saturday evening October
10. An automobile itinerary, which
ws1 a program of the events of tie
evening. wna handed 20 each girl as
Fho entered tho room.
Mlas Andersen b. president u the
club Tor the season ~ leg5.2g.
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Small Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall gave "a
small dinner At their home satur-
day evening In honor q Lieut. o.
Dahl Of Norway. and Prof. r. Mai
gren. OF Sweden. who arrived In
town recently on the Maud.
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INFORMAL DANCE

An informal dance viii be given
by the Maximum Club. employees OF
Fischer Bros. Co.. on Saturday even
Ing, October II. at Masonic Club
hall. Arcade building.
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Mr. and Mrs Cecil Bacon have
returned from n motor trip thru
Oregon.
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Women's Clubs

No ias will meet at tho homo OF
Mrs c. j. Wells al Whitworth
ST. Rsn,on. Thursday. october Is.
at o'clock. CardA
SOCIAL CLUB OF SEATTLE
REVIEW
Social Club OF Seattle Review. No,
s. W. B. A.. Will meet Thursday
October Is. al the home OF Mrs
c. e. Newman. 1914 5fth ave. $.
Luncheon at 1890 o'clock will be
followed by cards al , o'clock.
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woMAN.s CITY CLUB

WOAiAN'5 CITY CLUB
The woman's City Club will have
it's regular noon luncheon Thursday
October Is. a, the Y. W. c. A. The
proposed forestry bill will be dis
cussed Dean Hugo winkcnworder
dean OF forestry at the University Of
Washington. will take tho affirma
tive side Of tho question and Mr.. W
d. Lane the negative side.
The regular class In municipal gov
eminent viii be held Thursday n
1890 o'clock at Plymouth House. SO.
Seneca st. The subject will be This
History and Development OF Munici
pal Government"
Under the auspices OF the Girls
Service Committee. the first OF q
series OF lectures viii be given Thurs
day at la5 o'clock at Plymouth
House. Miss Zella Allen. former su
perintendent OF the Girls Parental
School. win speak on "The Problem
Girl and Her Job" At the second
lecture, on October 20. DR.. Maud
Parker will talk on Social Hygiene
and the Adoleacent Girl"
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
NORTH QUEEN
ANNE pr A

NOklh W ZEN
ANNE PIT. A..
North Queen Anne PIT. a. will
hold an evening meeting on Friday.
October Is. Rev Edward Lincoln
Smith will give an address: violin.
musical trio. composed Of Alice Ny.
berg. violin, Mrs. Esther weaKe
Berst. cello, and Mrs. LAncia Bach
olor. will give number, and Miss
Marjorie Petersen will sing.
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LEGISLATIVE MEASURES
Wild BE DIHCUSaED

a conference for tho purpose OF
discussing tho Legislative measures
promoted by the different women's
organizations, both locnl and In tho
state, has been called for Saturday.
October II, Mt 10 n, M, ut tho Y,
W. G. A, rho presidents and lcgis.
lativo chnirmen OF NIL womons or.
Plantations arc urged to DO present,
a meeting of the Washington
state Child Labor Amendment com.
mlttoc will be held ut the Same time
and place.
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DAUGHTERS OF
ST. GEORGE

Daughters OF ST. George Will meet
in NJ. Z. B. A. hall. Thursday. DC.
tober is. at IL o'clock. for luncheon
and cards.
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RUMMAGE SALE

Tho Ladies' OF Mount Baker
Park Presbyterian church will have
rummngo salo Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, October 10, 10 and
II, nt 20lO WoHtlake ave.
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LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Tho ladies OF the Golden North
win hold their regular monthly card
party at their lodge rooms. 1881
First ave, on Friday evening, octo.
bcr 16, starting promptly at $40.
All sourdoughs. Alnskans, frlen1s
and the general public are cordially
invited 10 attend.
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CARD PARTY

Tho Womon's Auxiliary, No. 20, to
S. T. u. No. 202. viii give card
party Mt Wings Cafeteria, wedncs.
day, October IL. at o'clock.
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Northumberland ~ CLAss

PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law Glass
will meet at the Y. W {. A. Thurs.
day. October 10. al 40 o'clock. Mrs
Ella Cudihee, parlIamentarian Sub.
jcct lesson. Reports OF Committees. "
The auxiliary class In public speak
ing. under Mime. Harriet saunderson,
VIII have for it's lesson Sheridan
Knowles Tell TO His Native Noun
tains."
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RADA UPHUs SOCIAL CLUB

Rada Uphus Social Club, o. II. s.,
will give whist party at Norton's
Cafeteria. Saturday, October II. al
SIS o'clock All Eastern Stars and
friends Invited.
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tue. Mrs ". II. white
Reservations may DO made b.
phoning Nm. Gatfncy. CAplu-ies..
COI4SfA.N PIT, A
coiman PIT. 4. viii meet Thurs.
day. October IS. az ESQ o'clock. in
the schoQl There viii b. a rrerp-
ton 20 the principal and the teach.
srs. Al mothers and friends in
vitrd.
NINA FRYE TENT
Nina Frye Tent No. u, panEh'
ters Of Veterans VIII have a card
party Thursday. october 10. AT s
o'clock. in Veterans Hall. Armory
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CoI.NfAN Pr A
NINA FRYE TENT
WOMEN or

MObSEttEAiNI isE1lhN
Women Of Moosehnhrt Legion viii
meet Thursday evening. october ID.
at s o'clock. at Moose temple. lnitia'
tion.
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when downtown, try Boldt's Dol
lar DInner.-Advertise
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ASN<DN~llA -
Leschl PIT. a. will hold it's regu-
lar meeting Thursday, October is,
at $3.50 o'clock.
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MARINE ATIATORS DISPLAY SKILL
AS BOMBERS IN QUANTICO TESTS
Distinguished Company Watches Effective Destruc
ton OF ''Battleship'' and Gets Thrill From
Sergeant's Daring Parachute Jump.

three Voughts acting in the capacity
of fighters, hanging around at about
5000 feet as If to protect the Martins
and De Havilands from attack by en-
emy planes.
Makes Parachute Drop.
The concluding feature-drill of the
planes by radio-was about to begin
when the audience received distinct
shock by Sergt. ]. ID. Nickels, who
jumped from a De Havfland at 1,000
feet, allowed himself to fall, like a
bomb" as Gen. Lejeune expressed it,
before pulling the rip cord of the
parachute. Sergt. Nickels fell about
500 feet before the silken chute un-
folded, letting him gently down to
earth.
With five De Havilands circling
above in V formation, Capt. Francis
A. Pierce, known as the radio shark
at Quantico, drilled the formation by
talking into a field telephone while the
guests stood around in amazement.
Change into eschelon formation -
said Capt. Pierce, and these words,
carried into the radio office by tele-
phone, were relayed to the leading
plane by Sergt. o. A. Cote.
The leading plane then gave the
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Ideflex Semi-soft Collars in
white. Several attractive styles
featured.
Aratex Semi soft Collars in
tan only. Sizes 1879 to II in
the assortment, but not in every
Style.