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The Washington times., 1926-06-29
BANK ADS BOOST
WASHINGTON
By RICHARD. HATTON

IS
In connection with the series Of
advertising articles now appearing
in local newspapers over the name
OF the District of Columbia Bank
lers Association it is of more than
passing interest to note that Trust
ConDanies. one Of the leading
financial publications of the coun-
try. publishes in It's June issue an
article ION community advertising
by q washington banker, Frederick
r. H. Siddons secretary OF the
American Security and Trust Com
pany.
community advertising is not
new to financial institutions" says
Mr.. Soddons. MANY have had this
form of publicity as a part of their
advertising program, but in each
the advertising carried out has been
developed differently and according
Co the banks loca ton.
The industrial city has received
many a banks Endorsement in its
advertisements because the, bank
has felt that in praising what It's
city produces it is increasing busi-
ness generally.
Washington's Appeal
The rural bank has advertised the
profits of farming in its locality
In order to bring more people into
the surrounding territory. The at
tractive residential city has received
the publicity backing of the banks
because any financial institution
realizes that because of the beauty
of such a city it brings permanent
residents and often people of means
perhaps no city in the country
stands out more prominently as a
residential city that Washington,
ID. G. because it is the nation 8
CAPITAL and likewise the city where
legislation is being constantly en-
acted to help further improve its
beauty.
1.-THE business and financial adj
yertiser is certain that he can in.
crease his business If this residen:
tial appeal is broadcast. It is then
natural that people of wealth are
drawn to Washington and they are
splendid prospects for the develop
ment of the financial institution,
especially the trust business.
In 1925 the American Security
and Trust Company OF Washing
ton, D. G., conceived the plan OF
producing a series OF advertise.
ments, samples OF which are printed
IN this issue, which had for its
main purpose the advertising Of its
services generally, but at the same
time develop the community idea
Of business development through an
indirect appeal for increased popu-
lation.
The SpIenuld DulIulngs OF WASH
4ngton have OffereQ TO every al
Yerfiser one of the most important
,.e.1,isitaS af ua1FIicifv-ff1af fa
..o,.ss .tl g,ine,z svh;eb vesII atfract ar.
$3.50, va, s-.;,l Sec uaa,.Iv mt
alone n washington, but through.
out the country. familiar views of
advertisers, both financial and bust
ness. have used.
THE American Security and
Tsr11st Couananv felt If could do
sS;ff.-a,,fl,y II, nj. ci,,o, a. It's Cd
..n,.t;.,,.s,.t 49, - ,,,aII.
$50 S1.,sI5;'. 4ei,a fer,
. nnSs. ~. .,es,Ia ~ ,rtsras,,ns,
and 49, o,,t - tba usual line of nhoto.
graphic displays. Because Of the
size ana strength of the institution
= comparison was possible with
tha size and strength of these we'll
ir,s,usr h,,iITI;,ga
an ~ nra,s5rat;on ~ >tbase All.
,,.,.tisoy .aaS :, = as eoilouins was com
ssde rcd - - :. 8.
81 The nicfurea wera the atten.
4fon eetter'
'aa The subject matter on the
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BARGAIN-FACING BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN
Park-9 rooms and bath garage. h.-w h.
ami; terms For inspection Main 5s3.
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@215 II ST. NV ROOMS. BATH
electricity, hot-water heat. S6@.9o
trobe: newly papered and painted $500
JAMES NJ WOODWARD. REALTOR.
723 20th St NV. Phone Main o6Oe.
bol IONGFFLI,OW ST, PETwORTH--6
rooms bath and cellar: . pOrches: 500 per
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1871 st st. nw-9 r. & b., lat. h.
1912 Montello ave. ne.-6 r. & b.. lat. h.
COMMERCIAL REALTY Co...
! l006 X StyN.W. Frank. 6l39.
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1851 Montague st. n.w.-Detached semi.
bungalow: r. . b. ami: porches; garage: ::
$4,000.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

New broom bungalow. large lot. graded
street, city water, electricity and double
porches in convenient southeast suDuro .
500 cash balance S3S7 monthly. Room
oa SlN l5th 81. NV.
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Sl1, l1,5OO-DETACHFD CORNER HOME.
COI,ONIAI. DESIGN

This Is very good buy. The house i
on a corner lot, 60x15O feet. on concret,.
street. 1t contains living room. dining room;
kitchen and pantry: 3 large bedrooms. tiled
bath with built-in tub. large closets and an
exceptionally large porch. good garage Is
house. There are hardwood floors through
out. open Fireplace hotw heat lavstorv
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

WASHINGTON GROVE. MD-NEARl
fruit. fine water; near station. churches
stores schools; fine garden soil; accommodate
3 OF n st. NV, washington. D. c. O.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NOItIIIutW.I
EXCEDTYn N1V-

EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
Travelled thorouEHiaree. % extending % through 8 " 70
another street of Importance: 12 rooms. .
splendid Sss9s ha4SxcSa asa. 6sa
Laundry. This property has exceptional poe.
PRICE, ss5d0c erf ers aou'f fnspsc. 2e feet ct
e4s K st. So. NV, p zANT75ssEE Nsis ss7o. ss7,.
WHY RENTf 5000 BUYS 5000 EQUITY
iiahd'sd1 H hda1og Or: Dr.: near GallSudet College;
CORNER BRICK HOUSE. SoCTHEAsT--6
SnRSs3 SnRs3 bath. 3 ,%h.. electricity; 20 feet wide;
GENsTEIN. Main Gill
SPLENDID INVESTMENT. EITHER BUsI-
ness or residential; IL rooms and bathe.
semi-de sem tached brick. ami; excellent rondi-
10Th and ( i III WzANTzIsaEEf Main sa7,
cfsePfd %3oPsFDGE SocE ROOMS sSS 5oo BhI bHt
$3.50. Lincoln 77S2 after {. Z:
detached. ami. garage; lot 5ofI5o; bargain:
easy terms. Phone OWNER. Woodside l74-J.
634 18th ST. NE-FIRsT COMMERCIAL:
suitable for. shoe shop or barber shop: only
So $50; cash. $500: balance S47 so per mo,
nc%nS and pfnepfl rb and cesr nseresf a. b
yard; no alley. SEwSoM. lilo st. ne.
foos SSs IN sa, sr poSch Ddau6
At S5950: $500 cash. balance like rent.
Main 1881
OWNER. PARK, vIEw.-;6 ROOMS. TILE
house is in Al shape and is offered at a
6s7 bargain. For further information call Col
yACANT-l03 End ST. Ne. ROOM AND
bath brick dwelling; hotwater heat. electric
lights; near Congressional Library. Price
J. IBO KOLB.
a23 New York Ave.
das,G BR,cK R90%s PAIn $720G TISE
9 near s1chooli piayEr9unds and markets; must
,5OO-nEETACHED CORNER HOME.
This is a very good buy The house is
on a corner lot, 60x1 so feet on a concret,.
Etehen and pantry srss e
eexceeptiionaly. large porch. 4 good garsge Is Is
house There ri' are ' hard1,ood floors through,
out. open flrepdlars hot water heat: Iays,ory
evenings Adams 5000 for inspection
BARGAIN-FACING BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN
Park-0 rooms and bath. garage. h.-w h;
cie1slanG ti@t; aeE@ss 1919 For inspection Main 0S'
Ge5EAurIFuL c:S coLoNIAk n HoMEE E..E cREvY
Main 5ss Cleveland $a7S I 80 = eN
home. q rooms bath. Price. so 800. CHAS.
W. STEERS 1920 y. Y ave. NV. 6s
THIS HAS. GREAT pos sIBILIT1Es.
just east Of l4th st on Columbia road.
l s. rooms and baths. lavatory on let floor.
part of lst floor arranged for doctors office.
large rooms can be finished on top floor. .
extra large sleeping pOrches. house adapted
to remodeling into an apartment. 4-car brick
garage room for 5 more single garages.
reached by private driveway from Columbia
''a1. rnos TERRELT LITTLE. Inc aoo-
Evenings phone Adams 3ei5.w or
AhnIna 2SO3-J
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IA New York ave. n.e.--6 rooms and bath
ami Lear garage; $50.
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WANTEI-NONEY.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

1870 ACRES PART IN TOWN ROCKVILLE.
100 yds. B. o. station. two blocks elec.
ilne. dwelling. dairy barn. spring house. etc.
bargain at $500 am acre H. l.. ENGLAND.
Cleveland 4207.
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BUNGALOW Only $3.50.

Bungalow Only $3.50,
Located in Mount Ida u block from
Wash Alex car line Is min. ride to l2th
and Pa. ave. containing rooms and bath.
front and back porches, garage. cash pay
ment $500. balance like rent.
Snyder-kane < BoOthe Corp.
GA King St.. Alex. Va. Phone Alex. 322
BEAUTIFUL VIEW.
Woodbridge best location; 6-room. new.
modern home sleeping porch, pantry, break
fast nook, oak floors. frepl3ce and many
other features Price and terms right. North
DEAL WITH Us-RESULTs SINCE 1896.
Ideal Place for Doctor.
Splendid field for young doctor. there be
ing no competition within "a radius Of miles:
good modern Or. & b. bungalow: elec.: out
buildings: about acres of ground: at sta
ton about 20 minutes from Union Station
in Maryland; priced right. on very inviting
Maryland Park. Md.--One fare: about. 10
minutes walk from terminal of District line
cars: extra big lot Groom house; cellar;
garage: vacant. Will sacrifice on terms or
consider trading or renting.
Two bargains--Co mar Manor, Md: 4-room
1-room house. l u acre lot. Both vacant:
big value: easy terms on both will consider
trading renting. Uptown office open until
9:30 pm.
n. +. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 st.
Columbia 1877. 341S l4th st.
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1927 New Jersey ave. n.w.-9 r. b.: suit.
,ble for rooming house: S15.
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35lO Conn ave. n.w-6 rooms and bath
ami: newly decorated; $50.
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Takoma Park Md-Detached bungalow.
4 rooms, large chicken yard. gar: $3.50.
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COIORED TENANI--O41
.lnd-fl fat 8 rooms and bath: entire fat
10 be repapered: immediate possession: 500.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN on AUTOS
ana trucks: you keep car: no delay: conf
Dental MONK. 933 \. Y. ave. NV. NJ. 2l4S.
S1O0.0 900 on AUTOMOBILES AT 6et.
You keep car. Pay monthly. Call FIR.
S1O4. I'LL 14th st. NV.
AUTO. OWNERS - QUICK LOANS. YOU
Keep the ear. Main 5246.
LOANS OF $50 TO 500 CAN BE SECURED
on household furniture If you are receiving
salary of 500 or more. CHATTEL TITLE
co. INC. 500 9th ST. NV. Closed Saturday
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


OWNER SELLING ATTRACTIVE BUNGA-
outbuildings. restricted 1850 Montgomery
ave. Bethesda. $3.50. Terms. -
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1914 oRREN ST. NE-6 r. & B., H.-w.H.
cleo.
8l1 Eye st. NE r. e. b.. lat. h.
1881 Md ave NE r. b., lat. h..
d2S Lamont st. n.w.-6 r. & b.. h.-a.h.,
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FOR RENT-FLOOR SPACE
SNTE-FARNIS.

FOR RENT = AUTO SHOW ROOM OR
store: fine location: rent cheap. 1871 Atm
st. NV. See Mr.. STOKES.
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WILLIAM $. PHILLIPS,
~ II w hai,1
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WOoDRIDGE-6 ROOMS. RECEP. HALL.
detached: u block from school. . blocks
from car line; $4,000 equity: will take
$3.50 Lincoln 1892 after 4 7s
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DEAL WITH US-RESTLTS SINCE 1896.
Ideal Place for Doctor.
RENT-sUBuRRAN PROPERTY.

2-STORY HOUSE. ABOUT ACRES LAND.
good we'll water good road; one car fare to
city: property in Brentwood and MI. Rainier.
Nd. Inquire =. A. CAVITY. 621 II st. ne.
Washington, d c. o.
FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE. FIRE
pIacc. pump. indoor toilet: S35. Clarendon
E%O 5000 br 3OT
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zoos. MONROE NW-S ROOMS L BATH
detached. ami. garage: lot 5Oxl 80: bargain
easy terms. Phone OWNER. Woodside 114-J.
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1914 PERRY ,PI Nw=-ATTRACTIyI
W STEERS 1920 y. Y. ave NV. 5'
Sp,I00.
CHEVY CHASE DETACHED

desirable new residence near Chevy
Chase Club. Large. airy rooms. tiled bath.
open fireplace. large porch. hardwood floors.
ing system. large yard. cement sidewalks.
Accessible to cars and main bouievartis New
schools nearby. A select environment and
Phone Main 977O. Branch 12-or Adams
1920 After q u m
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634 18th ST. NE:-FIRsT COMMERCIAL:
suitable for shoe shop or barber shop: only
So $50; cash. $500: balance S47 80 per mo.
including principal and interest at SO. q
r. and b.. elec. light cellar. furnace. back
yard no alley. EEwSoM. 1l10 st. ne.
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CORNER BRICK HOUSE. soCTHEAsT--6
rms, bath. h..wh.. electricity: 90 feet wide:
$500 cash 500 month. Call Mr.. WITT
GENSTEIN. Main OIL
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT. EITHER BUSI-
ness or residential: IL rooms and 3 baths.
semi-detached brick. ami: excellent condi-
price5 right
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SMALL FARM. I2K ACRES. IMPROVED
by 4-room frame dwelling. lust over D.. G.
line in Prince Georges County. Md: only =
miles from Congress Heights car; only S4 600
JESSE L. HEISKELL, 1ll5 St NV.
4 BARGAIN-25 MINUTES TO CENTER
Market. 3is acres of fine truck land. lire
poultry farm. y mile from State highway
near schools. churches and stores. fine SIX x
81 900; 81 900 cash. 500 per month. in
Guiding all interest. Address Box 450.X.
Star office.
10 ACRES POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM.
Md. pike 3 miles District. r. ami.
fine condition; must sell. Fr: 604l
50 ACRES. MD, ON PIKE AND CARS, 4
miles District: plenty fruit and water: build
ings: clear: $4,000. FIR. Goal:
FARM AND COUNTRY HOME. IS MILES
from Wash. 81 acres. new T-r. daylight cot
buildings. at Brandywine Md. 5 Minis. walk
TO school, church. town: state road aud bus
line: near Grain highway: price. Sc, 500.
c. b. MARHENKE.
1920 w. Baltimore St. Baltlm0re. Nd. s.
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FOR EXCHANGE.


N.
II YOU are interested In the colonial-type
home OF real age and beauty. see 1881 ORD
fWAY STREET.
/ Detached brick of 3 large rooms and bath
kary large square reception hall with beauti.
hui staircase: servants quarters. buffers
h,antry. two open freplaces lS-inch walls:
tDll-O- Matt" oil burner with OoO-gallon
II ank: built-in garage. Lot has frontage of
IS3 feet.
Inspect at oncc. pficc right. Wonderfully
Financed. Will accept small property in part
NJayment.
"S21 Ordway stA-Five doors from Connec-
lcus ave. Owner on premises.
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10 NcW TUX ANt.
BRICK. q ROOMS: PAID $500: FINE
central ncighborhood. all improvements
near school. Fairgrounds and markets: must
sell. Franklin 1851.
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sos 7th ST NE. -SEMTDETACHEp. :
rooms bath. porch Gear garage. A pickup
at $3.50; $500 cash. balance like rent.
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WANTED---STORES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

STORE WITH APARTMENT ABOVE.
any section of city. Price, SO 900
$50. 900. Address Box 357,X. s.ar ofhc
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
lContinued.l

CHEVH JHASE. d. Q.
b332 Belt rd.-Eight rooms. bath. ami
Ok n Main 5OSr
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OWNER PARK VIEWS ROOMS. TILE
bath: 2O.foot front with colonial front:
house is in Al shape and is offered at a
bargain. For further information call Col
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p45 X St n W Maj Ea-o Ea,7f

WHY RENTf 5000 BUYS 5000 EQUITY
IN dandy Or. br.. near Gallaudet College
nignted ga: many extras. OWNER. Cleve
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EAIEPIIUNAL BUY.
DoWntown roomng house facing much
Travelled thorouEhfare. extending through To-
another street of Importance: 12 rooms. .
batns splendid basement. hot-water heat.
electricity. gas. pantry. hardwood foore.
Iaunary. This property has exceptional poe
sibiiities for the future. House 2T feet
wide. Price. $4,000: terms. Inspect at
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vACANT-IO3 End ST. N.E.-7.RoOM AND
bath brick dwelling: hOtwater heat. electric
lights: near Congressional Library. Price.
S11 800. Reasonable terms. Apply
T no EOT v
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IS EYE ST NV.
Nine rooms and bath. S65 month: 'front.'
and back yards
W II. WEST CO.. oo
9lG 18th st. Main 99OO
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. DELAWARE ANE
Seven rooms bath and toilet; h:-w.h; re-
decorated: detached: shrubbery; Sloo.
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Chase, D. C. designed by a noted architect.
AZ n sacrifce. Full details given by calling
Main bk3 Cleveland 2Q7n.
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RENT REDUCED.

Apartments, GHTf 500 to $40: i to 2 r. & b.,
\. II. JOHNSON CO. 94l n. I. Ave. NV
BROOKLAND. n ACROSS FROM
Catholic University. = rms, semi -det.. onlit-
in garage sleeping porches. Bargain, Wv
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o. Il. ZANTZINGE Err.
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WANTED STUDIOS.

MUSIC STUDIO. UNFURNISHED. MoDER-
ate size. centrally located. Address Box
44i-X Star office
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SALE OR RENT-sUB. PROP'TY.

COLONIAL HEIGHTS. va. 9 AND :
room new houses will rent at $40 TO 500
per month or sell same terms: ami. h.-w h ..
gas electricity and water. 3 blocks from
Rosslyn terminal OF Capital Traction Co. Hlg.
elevation.
KENNETH NJ LIVING STONE.
50j. 1917 st. NV.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. G.. 90 l92e-PART,


during her three years of regency and
said the work of the entire chapter
had been most conlmendable, which
she could look back to with. pride
and pleasure. All the officers and
committee members and chairmen
gave annual reports. which showed
the chapter to be in fine working
order. The report of the recording
secretary, Mrs. l.. II. Jackson, was
particularly interesting. as it gave a
summary Of all work accomplished
and paid high personal tribute to
many who had aided so much in the
success of the chapter, and the loss
felt in the death of a former regent,
Mrs. Grace Pearson. The registrars
report showed that IA new members
had been added to the chapter during
the year.
The delegate to the Continental
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from six-month trip around the
world, gave an interesting travel
talk, showing pictures and souvenirs
and explaining the historical points.
Mrs. Ridgely and Mrs. jackson
served at the tea table. which was
beautifully decorated and added much
to the delicious repast. 1t was the
last business meeting before the Fall
The Summer outing will be a recep
ton to the chapter. State officers and
chapter regents, given by the out
going regent, Mrs. Owen, in her new
home in Chevy Chase.
Our Flag Chapter. vas entertassed
on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J. w
Harris at her home In Rosemont, Va
The regent, Mrs. Frank Lee Williams
presided.
Annual reports were read. Commit
CONTINUED on Twentieth Page)
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Mrs. H. B. Leary in her country resi-
dence. 5000 Jones Mill road. The
home grounds were beautiful and
most artistically arranged through
the supervision of her son-in-law,
John Small. Mrs. II. S. Ridgely. the
assistant hostess, aided in seeing that
the large attendance was well looked
after. Mrs. X. h. Owen, the regent,
presided and i'll her report read the
complimentary address Of Senator
Geff before the Senate in regard to
the annual message of the president
general, Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook,
ID. A. r., and asked that the address
of the president general be printed
In the Senate record for that day,
April II. which was done. Such a
compliment was never accorded any
society before. The regent thanked
the chapter for its loyal support
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Congress. Mrs. Edgar Allan, gave
many important facts of things done
at the congress and some most anus
ing incidents of the banquet. The
term Of office, both for regent and
vice regent, having expired, the
chapter proceeded to vote for the can
didates. Mrs. II. NJ. RidSely, vice
regent. was unanimously elected
regent and Mrs. T.. II. Jackson vice
regent. The rules were suspended
and the regent Mrs. X. b.. Owen, ap-
pointed Mrs. James I4amford record
ing secretary for the unexpired term
of that office. The chapter gave q
rising vote of thanks to the retiring
regent for her efficient work and un-
firing thoughtfulness of everybody
and everything connected with the
chapter. During the social hour Miss
Lola Allan, who has just returned
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tol tomorrow at 1915 am. Members
are requested by the president, Mrs.
Henry Fenno Sawtelle, to report to
her there at 10 o'clock, and are asked
to invite any OF their friends who
might be interested iii seeing the cere.
monies. Members of the Senior divi-
sion will give short addresses at the
statues of Ia Revolutionary heroes,
and younger boys and girls from the
junior division will place decorations
OF flags and wreaths. Capitol Society
is the oldest G. A. X. Society in the
District. and the only one ever
granted the privilege of holding a
patriotic meeting of this kind so the
members take much pride in helping
to make it an outstanding event in
the years activities.
The American Liberty Chapter was
entertained at it's MAY meeting by
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LYNCHBURG-y.L Alexandef AEtr Co. Inc
MADIoON-CaFpentef Motor Co.
NEWPORT NBW6--Newport News Meteor
Car Co., Inc.
NORFOLK-Coburn Motor Car Co.. Inc.
ONLEY-Onley Garage
PETERSBURG-Brya Motor Corr.
PULAeKI-Service Gar. y Motor Co., Inc.
PURCELLvIILE-IAt Motor Sales 60.
QUANTICO-PA.is Auto Service Co.
ICHMOND-Hasclhuss Motor Co, Inc.
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BLACK6BURG-Afga Dres.
CHA1LOTTEsvILLN-Caspsase AItT. O.
C0vINGTON-Noell Motor sales Co., Inc
OREWB-Crewe Motor Go.
Observation-Disclosures Motor Co.
FRONT ROYAL-Royal Sales CO.
HARTON-NewpoSt News MFR. CaR %.
HABhIeONBURG-R. d. Rodss
KILMAnNOCK-Pruett Motor ca.
LEXfNGTON-W. o. McCown
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ANY one Of these Big Sims may be purchased
oxt Of income at mc>payment rates as lo.u as
any knosVn to the automobile uorld
Duplex-Roadster, $l49s; Sport-Roadster (4-Pass),
$l64s; Sport-Phaeton ('Sherif') $ls7s; Duplex
Phaeton $177s; Club Coupe, $3.50; Sedan (s-Pasa),
$iSe5; Coupe $204s; Sedan (7-Pasx) $2l45 Brougham
$209s; Berline, $2225
AN prices {. o. b. factor,
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MARYLAND (wsst)

ANNAYOLI9-0tato Garage
HAtTTMORE-The United Auto Sales Co
CAnDIER.-CnrdiR Motor Solss Co.
ATONSVuLE-CaAon Meter Corn.
UNGHEHLAND-E1elgh Moter q Tire Ca
IJsEDERICK-FrcdeRicik City 0asage
UO0TDUn0-Central Gasage
NAOHRSTOWN--Nle M0eoe d Tire o.
HANCOCK-CentPal 0asago
HAvRE DE 0HACG-Hitceok DRes.
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JOSEPH McREYNOLDS
Potomac 1851 Fourteenth at r
Stdakr sales and points throughout United

BOANOKE-Jarrett-C Chs~ulnx c..
STAUNTON-De6enbo lGotpP q
EUFEOI4K-J. &. Meoee
WINCHESTER-Wia Auto on10
WYTHEvIILE-CrowsW 11sesR o.
WEST VIRGINIA (West)
CHARLBSrOwN--D G. suathssu . q.
MARTINeDUR0-va Motor C.
PETER6BUH0-R. q. Kessel
ROMNHY-Ncw Csatsfy Garage
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AYATTevILLI-White Nsase Garage
OAKLAND-Indepen Garage
PARKTON-J. M. Hoshall q Son
FATAPgCO NECK-Ihersae j. Casey
ROCKvLLB-E. n. Casheu
Hh1TA6DuA0-The Auto Paan4 o.. Inc
WEBTMINOTER-Ch Charles ". Klee
VIRGINIA, (East)
ALExANDRIA--Dey .Caeiin Meter Co.
D1DFOND-Auto Service q Klee. Corp
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Log of the Run

Posuer-at One,Proft price
II is not surprising that the Studebaker Big Six
should triumph in this demonstration demanding
the utmost in power and endurance. With more
than fifty makes of American cars the market,
only seven equal the Big Six in rated horsepower.
And they sell for two to four times its price. None,
regardless of price, equals the Big SIX in long.
dependable service-proved conclusiveiy by the
hundreds of Big Skies with records Of 10000
miles and over!
Becanss Of its brilliant Performance and unfaiing
dependability-plus exceptional value made possible
by One-Proft n1anfacture-the Big Six is today
the worlds fastest-seiling high-powered car
Ride in a Big Six
If you have never driven Big Six, there's treat
in store for you-a thrill in its surge of smooth
power; revelation in its of handling and lux
urious riding comfort. We invite you to sit behind
the wheel of Big Six. Come in or phone You
will be under no obligation to buy.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
One-Proft Vals4e

These facilities enable Studebaker to
manufacture quality cars on a One
Profit discriminating outside profits
The savings thus effected are passed
on to Studebaker owners in the form
of higher quality and lower price.
Always kept xp-to-date
Direct manufacturing control enables
Studebalcr to keep cars constantly up-
to-date. We add improvements regard
less of the ealendar-wc do not save
them up for spectacular annual an
nouncements which make cars arti-
ficially obsolete. For an illustrated
booklet, "The Arizona Sheriff." de-
scribing Studebaker's service in the
maintenance of law and order, and for
beautiful colored cataiog of Big Six
Studebakers, drop a postal or letter
to The Studebaker Corporation of
America, South Bend. Ind. Ask f0
Combination E-565.