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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Personal

Mr. and Mrs John c Eden VII
leave January &c on "a Wait Of sew
rrai weeks 10 California
Mrs Charles Ross and children
sailed December 30 on the Lurliac
Tor a trip 10 Honolulu
Miss Anne Hoycy went 10 Olympia
Wednesday 10 visit friends Tor a few
days
AIR John Ward. OF Milwaukee. ar.
rived in town Tuesday 20 rc.enter
the University % Washington
Mr and Mrs.. James Campbell re,
turned last week from two months
visit in News York.
Mr., stanley Grfnths will leave
sunday FOR California on short
business trip.
Miss Virginia Mcrriu viii leav,
sunday FOR Minneapolis. where sho
will visit Miss Ruth Hull
llr. aud Mrs Harry Byrne and
daughter. Miss Shirley Byrnc. have
come In from Port Madison 20 the
Moore hotel Tor the remainder Of the
winter
Miss Elizabeth Henry. daughter Of
Mrs. FidcHo Henry OF New York. who
Is visiting her siHtor, Mrs Donald
Nicholson. arrived IN town Tuesday
70 join her mother
MrB. Kcnelm winslow, Jr, will
leave Friday for Santa Barbara. on
short trip.
Miss Donna and Miss Dorothy
Lane arc expected home about jan
uary 90. from visit Of several
weeks In California.
Miss Betty Morrison has returned
from a visit with Miss Margaret Ne.
Rae in Vancouver. - c.
SIR. Thomas Gibson will leave Jan.
uary is for the East. and will sail In
February for Paris.
DR.. Otto II. Frasch. who came up
from San Francisco TO spend tho
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris r. Frasch. left for his
home the first Of tho week.
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Because 1t Je11S Well
You'll Prefer This Dessert

mold, Rcd-Box Jcll-well afacayt
jells well.
Serve it often in any of the
various ways possible. Plain or
favored with fresh fruit, Jell-
well meets the approval of all.
Asd it's a dainty, healthful
dessert after hearty meal.
So easy to make, tool
Only a moment to prepare
and note its flavory fragrance
when the hot water is added.
X * *
Your grocer has Jell-well, the
California Dessert. Select your
favorite from the six true fruit
havors. Then see in how many
different ways you can offer this
attractive food.
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Friday Service at
OrthOpcdic Lunch Room

North queen Anne Guild viii ia
IN charge OF the service Friday At
the Or;hopcdic Lunch room, IA
Columbia ~.
Mrs II g. Whiting viii b. host
sss. assisted hy Mrs. q r. Condor,
Mrs Sybal Hamrick. Mrs. Charles
McLarrn. Mn. W. ~ MctRrcn,
Mrs. Ralph bye. Mrs Mark Moran.
Mrs u g. kinney. MIS- Robert
Moody. Mrs q. o, Vincent. Mrs.
W l. Stoves. Mrs W II. Leach
MrE r. v Jahn, Mrs o. w
spcckard. Mrs H. NJ barker
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Seattle Girl WedS
iR TaconIa

Mr. and Mrs Arthur r Tuuax an
nnuncc the marriage OF their daugh
ter. Christine. 10 Mr Waiter Ctevc
land Ives, son OF AIR and Mrh. WI
bur ives, Tuesday. January 8, tn Ia
cou5H
Tho service was read AZ the home
~ MIR and Mis- Harry X Byrne, jr
Giolcn Gogtz by the Rev c, o
Johnson iu thc presence % few
close friends
Mr. and Mrs Ives viii make thrii
home in seattle
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Entertain for
Mr.. and Mrs, LCibCr

NJ and No john VI 0TtIauI
,s,eralned Eraup Of friends AZ
,,,pper last evening n the Marine
Len 81 IN Olympic tolluwiug thr
espsrt the Sparsur quartet gave in
~ spanish bathroom at tht hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz LeibgE who
ti,s been appearing az the Metro
psHtan this week were the honor
guests
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son. president. Mrs. Frank Hamilton
firs, vice president: Mrs. Gabrie
smart. second vice president: Mrs
George C. Snyder. third vice prcsi
dent.
MIR. w. n. Donlcy was chosen re
cerdinE secretary. Mrs. T. ID. Barnes
assistant recording secretary; Mrs
George O.. Barton. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Ella Breeden.' treas
urcr. Mira A. H. Kcclcr auditor
Mrs. W. T.. Mcleod. historian; Mrs
Robert Hodge. pariiamentnrian: Miss
Alice Munroc, custodian.
Dr. Maud !. Glasgow was elected
chairman OK tho social committee
Mrs. David II. ward. chairman Of
the program committee: Mrs. II. T.
Farley, membership committee, and
Mrs. Archibald Mclean. visiting com
mittec. Three counsclors were elect
cd as follows: Mrs. George Duncan
Mrs. J. o. Sterling and MrH. w. {
Roopc.
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Luncheon t0
Honor Ms. Pope

Mr. Paul llrnE w.L ."....H.A 'l
Leon Br h-r Homn gR TUESDAY
.9srnoon. january lA Boo honor u
NJ pec.mus Porr 81 lork EusHpi
~, b, 40 guest Of byg PARENTS AIR
- Nr>. Alexander MyEvJu-
t,oVr, will he pacgi Tor lh and
,--lse ana nah I1Ugg will f9'srW The
luncheon.
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NEIGHBons or wooDcRAF-r

NEIGHBoRs or wooDCRAFT
Seattle circle. No. $40. Nclghbors
Of woodcraft. VIII hold public IN.
stallation OF officers Thursday even
ing. January s, at Swedish club hail.
Officers to DO installed include:
Guardian neighbor Addie Pate; past
guardian neighbor. Myrtle Gleason;
adviser. Fred c. Richmond; clerk.
Lulu Conner: banker. Wilma Dean:
magician. Mabel Clcary; attendant,
Aimee Cundy: captain OF guards.
Margaret DE Nilsson: managers, An
mic Dillon. Mary Richmond. Berthe
SNOW. musician. Tiffany Dean; inner
sentinel. Emma WINNER; outer son.
tinel. Anna speisekc: conductor.
Katherine Brown; flag bearer,
Perina Bertoldi: installing officer.
Berthe Snow.
4 short program and refreshments
will follow the installation.
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Music
Spargur Quartet Give
Fine Program
BN LGIf2 RAYMOND OWENS


BY LGuf@ RAYMOND OWENS
The concert held lasr evening Doc
the Spanish hall room uf the Olym
pic hotel was lhr Seond o. a o..
by the sparRur strinE quartet -
Was indeed q nttlus dedication VI
this room aa concert hall which
should supply the demand FOR an
attractive place for many musical
events.
THE programs ~ these most de-
liEbtful concerts feature not only
works OF famous composers that
arc already familiar 20 music dew
otscs. but compositions which this
ensemble presents Tor The nr7t TINE
ln the clty A. this concert two
numbers previously given which
proved unusually popular were fe.
psatrd uUun requests from many ot
the patrons
Death and the Maiden. one u
the greatest masterpiece ~ cham
uer music. rs FRANZ Schubert hua
. NHffll 20 iANAhA WV NA'' a'''.'
movement ana In group or wildly
descriptive variations based ON tie
SONG Of that name quartet q
Minor ~ DchuzHy, one Of the
most prominent composers ~ the
more modern school u "a delightful
number. ono quite IN contrast 70
that ~ Schubrrta Both were au'
perbly given by this group % musl.
clans. whose fame aH Interpreters
~ chamber music has spread thru
out the entire Northwest,
Bridges well known Londonderry
Air" aud ANA sFaguoib" by GlnL
ouuow. two other pleasing numbers
were received with prolonged ap.
piaurc. A cneorrs, "Andautc Cant
abltr" By Trchaikowsky. and "Oficn
tale" by GlaEOungw were given.
Tho next concert In the series
wul be given lu the spanish hall
room on Tuesday evening Fcbru
I airy 2,
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Stadu Groups

The women's University club book
r-uew class will meet Thursday eve
s.nS. January 8. az 7E5 o'clock. Miss
Laura HoIlingshead viii review Phil.
10 Gibbs Heirs Apparent"
The drama study group will as.
ssrnbie Friday morning az 1880
o'clock. Mrs. c. G Morrison will
read ~Beggars on Horseback"
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Tho moment your stomach rebels.
chew up and swallow a few Papo's
piaFepan tablets.
For Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Gas
tritis. Flatulence, Heartburn or any
distress in stomach. nothing else
gives such comfort as this pleasant,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08

OF the vgoman's Century club will
meet Friday. January .. at II a. m.
az tho Y. W. G. 4 Mrs II, u. Larned
will review Green Mansions" by
Hudson. and Mrs. +. r. Fitzsimmons
will give "a reading from Hudson's
Far Away and Long Ago"
The general assembly Of tho club
will DO held in tho Y. W. c. \ audi.
iorium az 2 o'clock.
At o'clock tho literature and
travel department will entertain its
members and their friends in tho
auditorium OF the Y. W. G. y. with
nm interesting program. Miss Vivian
Efnngor will give an interpretive
reading from Bernard Shaw's recent
play. saint Joan" md Mrs. Samuel
II. Macdonald will sing tho aria.
"Elaa'a Dream" from Wagncr's
"T.ohengrin." with Miss Carrie Low.
erlng NJ the piano. The meeting u
open 10 members OF the club and
their friends.
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Edens WI Be Dinner Hats; Mrs, Henry
Entertaining at LugcbeOR

an AND AIRS john g. EDEN
nj II, extending invitations 1o q
-r,r al rrr.r bonn. gn Nioaaly
s,,1ias january l- Boo eHgngr OF
~ suI Mu. JAW D. ua~nd. Just
s-,,, fom srrlaA aHl Mgs- ffdgao
l.-r New York che Eurst %
~ SISTER Nus Donald a Nicholson.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Slr. and Mrs. NJ. Mottelson an.
nggncg the marriage Of their dauEh-
Ter, Alice Ruth. 20 Mr.. Herbert Lev.
nsoa on Thursday. January :.
Both Mr and Mrs. Lsviuson AZ.
'ssied the University 81 Washing
IVA They will make their home In
winnipes.
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Campfire Girls

Tho following n a summary OF
Seattle Campfire work accomplished
during November and December
ornce-5O0 letters to guardians.
5000 Torches mailed. 500 pieces or
literature distributed. $500 visitors:
$40 personal interviews. 50 meetings
OF girls. leaders. etc. dinners.
Field Olympic conference: Brem.
eFton Charleston party aboard ship,
500 group mcc,inEa 40 groups visit.
Cd 30 new groups organized,
Camp Camp visited l group
camprd during month. everything
TIA good condition
Publicity Regular publicity In
All local cities and district papers.
article IN s. Nicholas, ayuicated
publicity about Camaradcrie.
scryicc-.OO Thanksgiving has.
kcu ts.O00g clothing. fuel. etc. FUR.
nlshcd needy families. Fireny Fcmp
books. 600 Christmas stockings.
! 900 toys collected. Is individual
Eroup parties. big Christmas party,
party for hhutins Campfire fur
nished home made candy.
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Small Informal Dinner

Nr. and Mrs Francis BruwurlL
IT, entertained with a mail dinner
A. their home last evening Boz yum-
rment 20 Miss Virginia Merrill
uho Is leaving sunday for Minnie
apoB, 20 visit Miss Ruth HUI
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ADDIIIONAI CLUES

STEVENS w. II. G.
Stevens W. II. G. No. will hold
joint installation with stevens post
and Mckinley circle Saturday even
ing. January 10. At Z O'Clock. IN Vet.
Grams hall. Armory
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Tho girlH Of Mrs Gladys Pass.
ages group are planning 20 have n
dinner and hlumbrr party aboard
ship in tho near future. since this
u a ?0.momber group.
They viii hold n council ire IN
tho craft room NJ $40. dinner al 6
IN tho officers mess, bookbindinE al
7 and marthmallow roast and
slumber party NJ ?.
Campfire groups may hold coun'
eli fires aboard ship with Miss Ruth
Brown az any time. provided they
make m appointment for enough
ahead Of time.
on Friday. January 20, the girls
Of Miss Frances wolfo's group will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08

harmless corrective digestive and
nntacld
Millions OF tho best OF families al
ways keep n large 6O.ccnt package
Mt hand-they know its magic and
druggists guarantee it.-Adyertise-
mcnt.
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Campfire Girls has JUST h''u 'i'Hh''.
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AT LAST!-A NEW
SHAMPOO FOR
BLONDES ONLY
Brings Back Golden Hue to Dark.
ened Blonde Hair-Keeps Blonde
Hair Soft. Fluffy and Bustrous.

Now every blonde can have bright.
golden, charming hair. a wonder
fui new shampoo. entirely different
from the Old-fashiOned ordinary
shampoos. not only keeps blonde
hair from darkeuinR. but quickly
restores the natural gleamin radl-
ance to light halt that has already
faded or datkcnod Blondes. IA "
be called. is made especially for
bIrade- @nd light haired people.
X ceps blonde hair light fluffy. and
charminRlv iuHtTOua Contains no
harmful chemicals. IL not n dye.
Fine for the scalp. Nothing better
FOR chitdran'H hair Money Instant
Is refunded N not delighted. Get
BIondex today nj all good druggists.
such as Bnrtsll Drug Co, Swift
Drug Co. Bon Narche. Tho Rhodes
Co. Fraser Paterson CO.-Adyer-
usement.
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TOlcR and GolCn
cubrD1uce

TIE Town and Gown club will give
ne third in Us series Of dances Sat.
lgtr evening January II. az The
HiEnhn.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
or AMERICA

Catholic Daughters Of American
study cluo VIII meet Thursday even.
ing, January s, at s o'clock, at the
Knights OF Columbus club.
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LITERARY AND
1fTsgtfsAf TfffTl

Ladies' Ltcrury and Musical club
viii meet with Mrs. W 4. sloan.
t52l First ave, y D. Friday. Janu'
airy .. az =. m ME J ~ Knisc.
IS viii give a talk on Great Amer
lean Magazines and heir Editors"
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BRITISH AMERICAS
ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting OF the British
American association will bo held in
Fine Arts hall. 2o2s Third ave. on
Friday evening, January 0. AZ s
o'clock. All persons Of British birth
cordially invited.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB

The Seward Social and Literary
club win entertain husbands Of
members Friday evening. January
o AZ O'Clock, az the Federated
clubhouse. The committee in charge
consists or Mrs, Il. =. Moore. chair.
man; alrs. Robert white. Mrs. NJ. l..
Pence. Mrs a. r. Plough. Mrs.
John Mats0n and Mira Margaret
Mooney.
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CENTRAL MISSION
STUDY CLUB

Central Mission study club will
meet Friday. January ?, az 10 a. m,
AZ the v w G. A.
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IONA CHAPTER o. Z. 5.

ionla Chapter. O. =. =. will con.
duct a rummngr sale Friday and sat
urday. January . and 10. al 1905
Wrstlakc ave
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SOUTH PARK

W. 6. T. L.
South Park ". c. T. L. viii meet
Friday. January .. at 1870 p. M. at
the home Of Mrs. William Walker.
Sis Eighth ave. s. Airs. o. II. Nc.
GIN will speak on Child Labor
Amendment" Tea will be served.
l'risnds and members cordially in
yited
WOMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Tho literary and travel department
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Seattle. auI aiaudrIfl Manggu Of tine
Chslotu group. Seattle. each won a
weekend uf Camp Fralth
scrIbca rsk9ya for nrws should
br at hca4q'iafior hy Tuesday 0f
each week Reports aHouId Do writ
ten IN ink on one side of fh" p1.
per. ana should alwaga include the
group name and Guardian nnm"
and ah0ulI ba signed hg the rrrib0
New u1relr0GH bulbs have made
their appearance boz Tho flower
boxes on Cumlrad"rio. and already
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

BALLARD W. c. 7. L.
Ballard " c. T. L. will meet
Friday. January ?. AZ . p. m. with
Mrs. Lille Nanny. $500 10th ave.
y ". Mrs. Lillian NJ Vincent.
state president. viii give a rcpor, OF
the recent national convention.
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MOTHERS. cIrn

Phi Delta Theta Mothers club
will meet Friday January D. a,
& p m at tho clubhouse. sill 4.
tIth 81
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DoRcAs CIRCLE

] AFhffsNNsf 'HAANhH's'f
Dorcas circle will meet with Mrs.
II. Atkinson. 1918 Third ave. w.
Tuesday. January 10, at o'clock.
Election OF Officers
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LUNCHEON AND
CARD PARTY

CARD PARI1
Tho ladies of the Sunset Hin I'm.
provement club will give n 1 o'clock
luncheon and card party Friday.
January 0. Mt the home Of Mrs. II.
D. Coale. 1924 34th ave. Hostessos.
Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Fay.
Mrs. Gerke. Mrs. Guiles and Mrs.
COale.
Every member Is urged TO come
and bring friends a good time Is
assured TO all.
'IBsi
OLYMPIC VIEW Pr A.
olympic View PIT. A. will meet
Friday, January ?. at the school
Program and Refreshments. Full
attendance desired.
q
TO
ROSE SOCIETY
The auxiliary 10 the Seattle Rose
society will meet Friday January o,
AZ ~ o'clock, al Hollywood tavern.
Activities for The coming season will
be planned and arrangements made
for spring flower show
ALPHA AUXILIARY
The regular meeting OF Alpha
Auxiliary No. !, to local 5s7. will
be held Friday. January .. at
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OLYMPIC VIEW pr. a.
AUXILIARY TO
ROSE SOCIETY
ALPHA AUXILIARY

The regular meeting OF Alpha
Auxiliary No. !. to local 5s7. will
be held Friday, January ., at 8
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ELECTS oFFICEHs

fslsfs'lo VIZ lNLtNN
The Canadian Woman's club. nj It's
meeting held Tuesday. elected the
following officers 10 serve for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Archibald VII.
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.. m. at 1915 First ave. insialla.
.tion % officer,
WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB
Whittier Heights Improvement
club viii have iia regular card
party, Saturday, January 10, at 5
p. IN. al pimmiek'a dining car
EASTERN STAR CLuB
Eastern star club will meet Ri.
day January o al 1920 Arcade
square. Board meeting AZ - a. IN.
Business session az D. m
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BETA THETA III
MOTHERS CLUB

The monthly meeting % The
Mo,hcra' club o. Beta Theta ~ will
be- held az tho chapter house Friday.
January .. al : =, m.
KANSAS wOMEN's CLUB
Tho knaHaB womeu's club VIII
meet Friday. January ?. al 1884
Fiuh ave W Luncheon az i=10
O'Clock,
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| .eal-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08

Or. Otto n. Frasch, who came up
from San Francisco 10 spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris r. Frasch. left for his
home the first OF tho week.
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1927 14th ST

6 rooms and bath, electricity,
large rear yard, double garage; !;
reasonable rent. Key at 1923
18th or
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


PENTILLY. 1872 X NV.
board and elevator sery resident manager.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
H.w.h.. electric: S4O5O. 1lth and n SITS
NV.
s. BELOFF.
0O5 N. Y Ave. NV
oo ROOMS. NJ ;. uKIFt4ESETTE, Ft4I ! # BATH $50
1895 1875 lt'A EooBs $SB FAEH fsS
AfEEfdk 1fif if'n RTE1Tr f CO. }SP Soa * 5T
1890 X ST. NV.
AsSSBBpfBEITFaP BHTa 5sFf50555k F299 5kITcHTS HTsSt
l74h ST. NV.
2807 Connecticut Ave.
rms da rec aha Ss kit din and hld BATH Kit. and
Large rooms. elevator and radio service. 9,s.0O
900 18th St.
rms. rms fs Tec. fnd hsil oaf Rit and bath 90
Complete 24hour service,
1858 California St.
. rms. kit bath and porch ....S57. so
rms. rec. hall and bath ........ So 90
1910 California St.
] rm; m kit and bat bath Murphy hedl $500
1851 = st.
The ShelhOurne
| rm. and bath ...................., S37 80
/ rm.. kit. and bath h............. - so
9 rms. rec hall kit. and bath " 1000
3 rms. rec. hall kit. and bath 80. 5000
21O9 + St.
rms. din: ale, kit, and bath. s6O-S65 90
Murphy in-a-door beds in all apts.
1905 30th St.
The Colonial.
5 rms. and bath ...............S6 $50 90
Entirely modern and newly decorated. "
2215 18th St.
The Princeton
rms. bath and large porch ..S $50 90
Newly decorated.
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC,
5l3 l4th St Main 2345.
NO. 5. 1910 CLIFTON sT-3 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath and porch. in frst-class con-
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
4l0-tIl Evans Bldg.
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FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.
FOR SAIE-APARTNENTs

81 0oo-APT- 3 ROOMS, KTTcHENETTE.
bath and porch. 1901 Lanier place NV
tnear 18th st. and Columbia roadj. Colum.
hia 1of@S after 7:30 pm. 1s
COOPERATIVE PLAN-rHE NoRTHUM-
berland. 203g New Hampshire aye.-One
apt. Of one room. kitchen and bath at
So 900: one apt. of two rooms. kitchen and
en- and bath $4,000.
These apartments rented. showing a splen-
UNION REALTY CoRPN..
41Q-411 Evans Bldg. Main S415,
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1925 CORCORAN ST NW-NINE ROOMS
ana path; hot-water heat, electricity: SS5
216 sEAToN, ST. N.E.-seven rooms and
634 MORRIS ST NE-New house, six
rooms and bath: garage: S67 so month
N: L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
141S EYE ST. NV. PHONES NJ bDO3-4-5.
REAITORG
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r A HUMPHREYS.

Very desirable unfurnished
house, containing 6 rooms and
bath. Double garage, front and
rear porches. Large yard, ami
Located on 18th St. just north
OF Spring rd. Reasonable rent.
BOSS & PHELPS.
l4l7 K St. NV.
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1901 MASS AVE.
A few attractive apartments in this down
town building.
5 rooms, bath, porch. reception hall .S1o5
3 rooms. kitchen. bath. porch. recep-
, rooms. kitchen. bath porch $40 & SS2. so
room. kitchen. bath porch. .S55 & S62. so
Resident Manager on premises.
w. H. WEST CO..
e16 18th 81. Main 5000,
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2219 CALIFORNIA ST.
For Rent Fully Furnished.
LARGE six-room apartment with sleeping
porch: moderate rental: years lease. In
spect between t and o o'clock
Evening star., 1925-08-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW TINOIT

Cor Park Rd and Hiatt Pl
Bet. I4th and 10th SITS.
One room. BATH kitchenettc Murphy in a
dor bed Attractively furnished; new build
ing. Clean, excellent service. Elevator,
most convenient neighborhood in the city.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Detours Listed Near Washington

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, July 1S.-The follow
! ing detours are listed by the State
Roads Commission for the week end
ing July %:
Defense highway-At Bladensburg
road (2.0) turn right, turn left (2.0) to
bridge over railroad, cross bridge. turn
| left go, turn left (4.0l, turn left and
cross railroad tracks at Landover go,
turn right $50 to Defense highway
| 60. Condition fair.
Urbana pike from Hyattstown to
Clarksburg-Turn left (0.0 from main
road at bridge and bear to right, re-
gaining concrete road 90. Condition
| fair.
Buckeystown pike-Beallesville-D Dick
erson-Turn right (0.0) at Beallsville
and follow macadam, turn left 90
and follow county road to Dickerson
(4.0). Condition good.
Kensington Forest Glen road,
Seventh Street pike, Kensington-At
intersection of Seventh Street pike and
Kensington- Forest Glen road (00) go
north on Seventh street pike (macad-
am) to Wheaton, turn left (2.0) on
macadam road to Kensington 40.
Condition excellent.
A weekly newspaper, in English, is
to be published in LatVia.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
STABS MAN IN HOME.
Cumberland Husband Seriously
Wounds B. & o. Conductor.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Nd, July IS
Samuel NJ. Grace, So years old,
Baltimore and Ohio passenger con-
ductor of Baltimore, was stabbed in
the intestines this afternoon at the
home of Michael Miller, where Grace
was a roomer, on Maryland avenue.
Grace was removed to Western
Maryland Hospital, where hope is eX-
pressed for his recovery, and Miller
was lodged in Jail. Miller is a sta
tionary engineer, employed at the
Queen City Hotel, and it is said he
went to his home to find Grace in a
compromising situation.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-17

t't,NDERs-and bodies enlightened. Pal. ace Garage. g g. Maip St., rear. Phone 2pg0.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-17

IPHoNOGRAPHs-used for demonstratIon purposes now offered at bargain prices. Act quickly. Henry Moran's 6 Sons,
 365 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-17

REFlNEp-Ameriran family of adults desires or furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Box 46---G, Herald. TEACHER-dcs!res comfortable furnished room, center, beginning next septem- Der. Write. Herald. Box 27-M.