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The Washington times., 1926-07-20
Births, Marriages, and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

william Delaware Harris sc, and
Mary Edwards Mcbride, 36. The Rev
Antyony F. hi GIUSEPPE. 10. and Mary
D. TaIasco, II, The Rev. y. M De'
Alexander cokins, 80, and stavroloa
P. neutrality-suspicious., 81. The Rev. =
James B. Hawkins, %, and Florence
e. Lee, IS. The Rev. J r. Tyler
Clyde r.. shannon, rs, ana cara y
Brown, %. The Rev. S. 7. Nicholas.
B. Smith, TO- The Rev. J. r. IyIor
Harry H. Britton, 3d. and EIeanore
H. Chartrain, 20. The Rev. Wilham
Rogers Cook. 20, and Louise Thomas
10. The Rev. A. Sayles.
Percie Lomax, II. and Helen Shorter
10. The Rev. j. N. Grooch. !,
Lennie Thompson, %, ana GsteIit
Carter, 90. The Rev s. Carter.
Alfred Thompson, o.. and Elizabetn
Bonds, 20 The Rev. w. A. Jones
Robert Baylor. q. and Bernic'
Morton Stewart. 81, and Emma Borne
2s. The Rev. C. A. Devaughn.
John C. Green, So. and, Martina
Coates. 81. The Rev. William Brown
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ONE OF ITALYs WoLD
FLIERS DIES IN TESTS

PISA, Italy, July 20.-The round.
the-World flight, planned by Mar.
quis de Pinedo to start in q few
weeks, met with disaster today
while speed trial was being made
on the new seaplane which the
Marquis intends to use in his flight,
A huge wave struck the seapiane
and capsized it.
Major Cont, q member OF the
crew, was drowned.
Marquis de Pinedo was slightly
injured and Commanders Del Prete,
Vianzino. and Crosia received more
serious injuries.
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COOL EGE SEEKS
GOAL BOARD
By international News Service

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WHITE PINES CAMP. n. =.
July 20. Legislation regulating the
coal industry similar tosthat passed
AZ the last session of Congress gov.
erning railroad labor, will be de.
nanded by President Coolidge next
winter. ii was revealed ct the sum.
mer White House here today.
II IS the Executives opinion that
the Watson.Parlxer bill which estab.
fishes q regional system Of arpl-
tfation. mediation and Cancellation
OF railroad labor Disputes, may Well
be applied as d foundation prin-
chile to the coal industry.
Advisors who have studied the
matter have so reported to Mr..
The South African city Of Durham
owns its telephone system ana VIII
make II automatic in operation, at
rate OF 2 500 instruments year.
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open the embassy office in wash.

open the embassy office IN Wash
fngton.
The Second Counselor of the Ital.
ian Embassy and Nine. Catalani
win sail August on the Majestic
for Europe, to remain several
months.
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The Military Attache nj the
Cuban Embassy and Nine. de Priefo
have been Joined by the latter's sis.
ter, Mile. Lucia Guzman, who viii
remain In washington for some
time
The counselor Of the Polish Lega
ton, Witold Waukewicz. Is at the
Congressional Country Club for the
summer.
Edwin T. Meredith, former Secre-
tary of Agriculture, is spending a
few days at the Mayflower.
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nEATR49

Sarah Benson. IS years 1873 sixth
Gordon L. Murphy. IS years $40
Evarts st. N. e. .
Archibald H. Gibson, 70 years. -
George 7. Padgett u years. Garfield
Yates G. tucker. II years. TO Fifth
John ). Lee, years. 5000 seventh
ST. N. w. !.
Bl Il. ~. johnson. 30 years. ISL.
Twelfth ST. N. w.
Henry Thomas. "a years, Sc. Eliza:
betta Hospital.
Grace Robinson. So years 1915 Vsre
rachel A. jackson. 6S years, llOl
Halk st. CT. NJ w.
s. Infant OF Raymond and Lillian Rey.
;nolds, "a days, Z c st. 8. =.
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DRY. UNIT. BANS
'WORTS' SALE

The Treasury took steps today
tos suppress the manufacture and
sale. of a malt preparation known
sas. "Worts.''
The prohibition unit ordered ad-
ministrators to refuse permits to
breweries to manufacture the prep.
aration pending the outcome of
court tests.
Treasury chemists said that
"Worts" easily can be converted
into real beer by the addition of
few cakes of yeast.
The name Of violaphone has
been given by a New York inven-
tor to a new musical instrument
which amplifies the tones of a
single string with a radio loud
speaker horn.
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DEATH NOTICES

RETNHART-Died,r on Friday. July is,
1895, at the.e.residence sof her dauRhl
ter Mrs. John w. Clark, MRS. fsABEI.
n. REINHART Funeral from chapel Of
Tahn r. Wight Co, 1887 Tenth 81.
n. W.. Tuesday July 20 at 2 D. N.
Intern1ent at GIenwood Cemetery.
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Carol Not Going Home

LONDON. July 20.-Formal denial
Of reports that Prince Carol has
been invited to return to Rumania
and resume his royal privileges as
crown prince was issued by the
Rumanian legation. here today.
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COMMANDER COURTS WILL
TAKE BRIDE TO JAPAN

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan JOY, of So
Grammercy Park, North, New York,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Frances JOY Bag.
nail. To Conndr. George Mccall
Courts. u. s. N, at the residence
OF the brides parents on Thurs
day. July 8. Commander Courts
has been appointed naval attacne
of the American embassy at Tokyo,
Japan.
DR.. Walter Wells, who spent the
early summer abroad with Mrs.
Wells and the Misses Marion and
Eleanor Wells, has returned to this
country and is at Newport to re.
main until autumn.
Mrs. william Cleveland Hicks will
leave tomorrow for Eaglesmere, Pa,
where she viii be the guest Of Mrs.
Donald McKnew.
49,
Mrs. Richard Boeckel has gone
to Rehoboth Beach, Del, for q
fortnight's stay;
Meyer Davis left today for New
port, where he will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
\ 4 =
|. Mrs. John Hawley, Of Washing
ton, widow of Rear Admiral Haw.
ley, u. S. NJ, has opened Mizzentop.
her summer home in the White
mountains.
Mrs. George T. Marye has LEFT
Newport where she has been for
some. weeks. for her summer homs
in California.
C. HI. Spencer, Of Washington,
who is travelling in the West. is
spending week at the Davenport
Hotel in Spokane, Wash.
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RIRTF9

Gabriel and Teresa Ponette, boy.
William X. and Marie j. Conway, girl
Ruth and Willow Mener Ables, boy.
Basil and Frances Davis, boy.
Harrison C. and Orelia Fisher, girl
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NEW DIPLOMAT
DINNER HOST

Faik Konitza, minister Of AL
bania. who recently arrived in
Washington, entertained q small
company at dinner last evening on
the Willard roof.
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VISITS DE GRAEFs
IN THE NETHERLANDS

Miss Cornelia Szechenyi, daughter
OF the Hungarian Minister and
Countess Szechenyi. is visiting in
Holland the Miles. de Graeff, daugh-
tiers OF the former minister OF the
Netherlands In Washington and
Nine. de Graeff.
y X =
Radu Djuvara, charge d'affaires
Of Rumania, is in New York for a
visit and is staying at the Ambassa.
dor Hotel.
Col. William T. Donovan. Assist
ant Attorney General, Is also at the
Ambassador.
The commercial counselor Of the
British embassy, John Joyce Brod-
erick, returned yesterday from Man
chester, Mass, and, with the sec.
ond secretary and the attache, J..
Balfour and Fl. II. Sims. viii keep
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News Briefs
TAKEN FROM TopAY's
CLASSIFIED ADS
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cATCHERS GLOVE-Last sun.
day ON East Diamond Of
Ellipse; owners name on glove.
Reward for return. p. D. Os-
mond, 1907 NJ st. N. W.
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WE HAVE on hand several very
desirable homes that we will.
exchange for other properties or
will take good I'd trust notes Tor
the equities. For further par
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for sale; pedigreed STOCK; also
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isae FORD Sport Roadster, spe-
cial built; cost $1.100; it's real
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AUTO lessons for permit and
uarkinK, S q. m. to 8 p. M;
cars FUR; A. A. A. member; rec
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The above wants and offers
are only . few Of the hundreds
Of interesting propositions ads
vertiaed In t0day's Classified
Advertising SeeEtO&s Turn there
now
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Mrs. George T. Marye has left
Newport where she has been for
some weeks, for her summer homs
in California.
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Meyer Davis left today for New:
port, where he will spend the re-
n1ainder Of the summer.
The Washington times., 1926-07-20

C. HI. Spencer, Of Washington,
who is travelling in the West. Is
spending week at the Davenport
Hotel in Spokane, Wash.
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Mrs. Richard Boeckel has gone
to Rehoboth Beach, Del, for q
fortnight's stay.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
MOODRIDGE. D. L

New house o21O Perry st. large rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. elec lights. gas
bargain $3.50: easy terms. Owner and
builder. F. SONNEMANN. 16s
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL
offers his new bungalow, over
half-acre lot, 100 by los feet, for
$500. Conveniences - water,
sewer, electricity, bath, windows
and doors screened. window
shades, built-in ironing board.
stationary laundry tubs, hot
water heating plant, asbestos
covered; cemented cellar, etc. !;
located near Maryland State
University, Il block WASH
BALTIC. boulevard, u block pub
lie school. Will sell with less
ground, $1,000. Terms to suit !;
cash not necessary. Address
Box 269-A, Star Office. >--
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SALE-SURURBAN PROPERTY.

ONLY A BLOCK FROM THE LYON PARK
station-situated on a large triangular lot
Living room with fireplace. dining room.
KITCHEN. pantry. bedroom and bath.
second 1oor-3 bedrooms and bath. .
Hedge around entire lot. Abundance of
ter heat
Owner, having bought large house. has
authorized us to sell at very low figure
Price. $4,000. Reasonable terms.
LYON & FITCH, Inc,
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ROSEMNNT

You should see the Improvements going
on in this, beautiful. restful, restricted res
idential subdivision. Many new homes now
building and riany new ones to be started.
aud only three unsold homes but they are
choice ones. 81 900 cash will start you on
your way to a permanent home. and $40 90
to $500 per month pays all interest and
principal. Prices range from $3.50 to
50 250: only one higher.
If you will see ROSEMONT you will be
nleased. Only 20 minutes by auto to the
heart OF Washington. Why stif1e in an apart
nent when opportunities like, these are of.
when six may be owned for the same
money: Consult your own welfare. then
come to Roseniont and begin to really live
Phone Main 1927 or Alexandria 928 for par
tieulars and auto to inspect.
Evening star., 1926-06-12

JUST LISTED-BARGAIN SEW
eral modern bungalows and houses
at low prices on cash payment Of
Big grounds. vicinity of Clarendon.
See ils at once. Office open until
9:30 pm.
Also several properties for rent or
trade and q number of farms. acreage
tracts. ETC. in Arlington and Fairfax
Counties. Buy now before prices en-
hance.
N. L. RYON CO.. Inc,
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
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NEARBY VA. $500.

New Broom & bath bungalows; cellar un-
der entire house. cement sidewalks shade
trees. large lots: built. 3 left; will make
very reasonable terms TO responsible parties.
small: to inspect. take Alex. bus at 18th &
Pa n ave r marked a, nsr LoSa get off at Glebs
Springs, turn right ON Glebe rd.: real
chance 10 own your home financed to suit
A. c. SEITZ, Russell & Glebe rds.. Arlington
Evening star., 1926-06-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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62 T ST. N.W--A BRICK DWELLING CON-
tanning rooms. bath. h-wh. and garage:
property is clear and owner will sell on
small cash payment: balance like rent:
house in splendid condition. II. II. CAR
TER, realtor. 30S Investment Bldg. Main
Evening star., 1926-06-12

BRICK HOUSE OF g ROOMS AND BATH.
near near, Eastern High School: hotwater heat;
hardwood floors throughout: garage and
front back and sleeping porches: thoroughly
modern in every respect Can be bought for
Y37.5 per month and small cash payment.
Located at 1873 B st. Sc. Open every day
for inspection.
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FOR SALF-HOCSES.

CLARENDON. VA.-MODERN. 6 ROOMS.
bath. breakfast room, fireplace. h:w VII.
800; $500 cash. S67 monthly. OWNER.
1910 Vermont ave. Room 6l0. Adams 1858.
BY OWNER 4th ST. BET. l. AND NJ. SITS.
ne.-Practlcally new. q T.. b.. h.-wh.. gas.
cleo, hardwood floors. 3 porches. builtln
garage Call Main 10252.
EAST CAPITOL ST. OPPOSITE LINCOLN
Park---Newly renovated . r. b.. h.-w.h.: {:
bargain. Call Mr.. KOBEY. Main 10252.
55ss 5th 5HorysE 81 MiH NTsIx SAfRffIGE fp3N BRICK
COLUMBIA :}624-W 49,
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WOODBRIDGE, D. G.

VI y y y M = N1111
Very attractive Groom semi -bungalow
sleepiray porch. ami. garage, paved street
nice lawn. shade. flowers garden; fruit. ber-
ries. grapes; ideal location: lot 43x225 p6G p51ce
cash and up: choice lots. Call North 43SS.
Inquire zoos Brentwood nd. ne.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


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BEST BUY IN CHEVY CHASE, MD;-Mutp. D., cSater.
ern two-story frame dwelling. built on once cehard and
PTisht brig t'rt rooms % and bath. sleeping porch iann-
dry and extra toilet in basement; ateis taeanIace
entire house: slate roof: beautiful nrepidSS1S p. 20
s?a eoosasss Rfs s5 EGS Terms 'sss S:S
leaving Va. will sacrifice my beautlfui o.r'
ami house: extra large fruit lot sEd Gitn n,sh ga
NJ loss your gain. Address Box 1854 ). Star
LEE HEIGHTS. vA.-DUTCH COLONIAL:
avatory: electricity: gas: sewers NV. H.. r.
ssass orns; j. " Gfs' I'll
ONLY $3.50 CASH. MONTHLY. S75; VIZ fM
Guiding interest: near Country cup VI III built
IN is garage. % onehaIf acre acre ITO feet irontase
s2G5o per aH.o drye Iosa enter cbaH b
mar I'd. INQUIRE at Dttmar :,
COTTAGE. JUNCTURE OF CABIN yOhN I.ins
run and Potomac River fr5h Glen nornS arnS ssao
aG%Ssets$ xa ssissd oSS Sd to Saassf aas
Tern Terms re9' can OsFs1l Main $50 Branch 1iSt
CLARENDON -BALI.SToN = CUTE 4-R
$3.50 cash. 40 mo-; no agents. Cleye: 2so9:
ATTRACTIVE. ELEVATED HoMEIa RMS.
ami. porches, double garage lot louXroU
owner ON premises cor boulevard ana Welis
ave. north. Hyattsville. Md. 1t
VA. HIGHLANDS-s,R. SEMIBUNGALOW;
a axe SSTs o wh hhd domPe aras
e9 sides Of h9Snse SesE1ful ASress aSms
Box 435-A. Star office. Ii
MT. RAINIER. MD-SIX-ROOM BUNGA-
low. ami bath laundry trays: :rIpad open hrs. ire
rage: lot 45x140. paved street; price reason
able; easy terms. OWNER. 351O Baker ST.
LYON VILLAGE. VA.-JUST COMPLETED
Engish-type stucco house. interior textone
finish. 3 rooms. hot-water heat. gas elec-
trlcity. FrgidaIre. tiled bath. garage Horth
1O405. ID
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c. SIG, 16,oOO-DETACHED
stuccO home. rooms. 2 baths fireplace,
hot t-water heat, etc: bullt-in garage; con-
crete porch: house arranged for two family
fiat: terms. Address Box 3G0-A. Star office.
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SILVER SPRING. ND. . BLOCKS FROM
car line.-,l5-room house. baths. electric
lights: chicken house, garage, and "a acres
Of land. Rent $50 per month. KRAFT.
Main 6147. Evening, Adams SSl9.
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WOODBRIDGE.

WOODBRIDGE.
S1O.5O0-h block from r. ]. ave: 2-story
stucco: front porch first floor. large living
room, open fireplace. dining and inclosed
breakfast room: unusually large kitchen 3
splendid size bedrooms with large closets:
screened weather stripped and awnings.
This is gem and won't last long. Call ME
for appointment to inspect
+. WALT BURTON. Jr..
Evening star., 1926-06-12

LYON VILLAGE. VA-JUST COMPLETED.
Englsh-type stucco house. interior teNa1ne in
tricity FrigidaIre tiled bath. garage. North
10405. l3'
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z. BLAIR, Mclean, Va.
SUBURBAN CORNEF

SUBURBAN CORNER
iii nearby Maryland-Two stores and a
1-roonl. modern house. One of the stores
is leased to the A & p. Co for $50 90 per
month; one store and the house are vacant ;
this is excellent business location. The
price for all is S10.5O0, on easy terms
WALTER A. BROWN 14O0 St M 1853
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MT. RAINIER. MD-SIX ROOM BUNGA-
low. ami. bath. laundry trays open hre-
place, two large porches. fully screened: ga
rage; lot 45X140, paved street; price reason
able easy terms. OWNER. 3510 Baker 81.
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BY OWNER---CHEVY CHASE. d. Gil
rooms. . baths, double lot: large grounds;
line shade. Phone Cieve. 355.
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FOR SALF-HOIJSES.

LOCATED N TIE ACTIyE, DOWNTOwN
section. south of Thomas Circle and west OF
l4th st. Handsome and moder, three-story
building. leased for a term OF years TO ono
tenant at "a figure which pays all expenses.
nrsY INCLUDING n,nia taxes and nets This pron-
100000, PRICE now 500. 600.
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 1881 1900 L ST. NV.
1904 NEWTON ST. NE. DETACHED
btan. tbame. rooms room and bath: lot so By $50.
WM. p. NORMOYLE,
$40 + St. NV. Main 2255.
1884 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
New. semi i-detached S-room house. two
baths. one with shower large living porch
double rear porches: thoroughly modern.
open Tor your inspection. $4,000. Easy
terms
10 w ST. NV.
Price less than $4,000. for sale
by Thos. a. Jameson, 9O6 New
York ave. NV.
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IN III 81 near n n VI q ro0m9 and hath
large rooms: deep lot to wide alley: 2-story,
Gear brick garage; $4,000: easy terms. Call
Mr. OTTERNESS. Main 1166. 1407 New
York ave.
AN UNUSUAL ROOM
house. semi detached. Cleveland Park: mod
honey. You can hardly believe that you can
purchase home for this price IN Cleveland
Park. In this case 1t is true. Army officer
ordered away and must sell; $4,000: So 900
cash. Please do not wait on this as it is an
exceptional offering.
GROGAN REALTY CO.
O01 Mc(,iIl RIdv Main T221
Evening star., 1926-06-12

$500 CASH BUYS THIS SEVEN-ROOM DE-
tached home in Brookland: the rooms are
extra large, with front and rear porches: a
hnc. level lot. 50xl50. with chicken runs,
fruit trees. gardens and shrubbery: near St.
Anthony's Church and a half square from
bus line. Price. $500. with small month
" payments. Located at 1912 Irving st. ne.
Call OWNERS. at Ad. 3Oo4-W or n. 5697-J
for any information 13s
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VA HIGHLANDS-S-R. SEMI BUNGALOW:
oak floors center hall. open fireplace. extra
large corncr lot with double garage; porches
e9 sides so0 OF hoSnse m ReaEfRtui Adress
Box ABA Star office. IL
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FALLS CHURCH. VA,

osOI ALABAMA AVE. S.E--BEAUTlFuL
home of & large rooms. colonial front porch.
water and gas. and acres Of land zo1a' mao
located at the top of Good Hope Hill. near
the intersection Of Naylor Coed dGpe hove ama ami
Sunday and look at this fine little CITY
farm. you will be more than pleased: the
EAST WAsHINGToN REALTY. CO..
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WOODRIDGF

2611 Myrtle ave. p.e.-A dandy bung allow
with r.. b.. h.-wh.. cleo. oak floors.
porehes e9n and room , for ear ear ! 50. s. & OF R. J.
any time Sunday and look this over Price.
$500. including furn.: terms to suit pur-
chaser.
Evening star., 1926-06-12
FOR SALE.

81 BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN HOME,
with one-acre lot. A restricted resldental
section with promising future. The mouse
Is far superior to any other for sale at the
price. Attractive Dutch colonial. two stories
and cellar : large. bright rooms and bath.
every modern convenience. including hot
water heat. electric light. hardwood foors
lnclosed porch screens and shades. car
garage flowers trees and shruhhery: 100
feet Of front yard room for garden poultry
near churches stores. etc. A REAL OP-
PORTUNITY FOR ONLY $l2.750. Terms
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Phone Hyatts. 979.
CLARENDON-NEW 5-R ANIL BCNGA.
low. with h.-w h.. hardwood floors open fire.
place: absolutely modern. with gas. One at
s. $50: one At s. 800. Phone J. l.. PRICE,
Clarendon A45-W-1.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. ACRE, TOOL
house. garage chicken houses: orchard, ber-
ries, fine garden: bus service. electric line,
thirty-five minutes by auto to downtown
Washington: excellent grade and high school:
ideal home for office man: on Fairfax pike,
first crossroad beyond Mclean. Phone Falls
Church S22-F-23
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SoUU.
rooms large hall, attractive home: ey-
ira large fireplace; all improvements. oak
floors: out-of-town owner offers bargain .
good location garage. garden. paved street.
Bungalows. $4,000 up; owner: Sl00 cash
R. D. LILLE, Laurel and Carroll aves.
Tal nn,a Park Col RSo6.
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ATTRACTIVE. ELEVATED HOME-e RMS.
ami, poches, double garage: lot 100Xl50:
owner on premises cor boulevard and Wells
ave. north HNattSNIlle Md. I5-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-12
SEELEY
By Press staff Correspondence

SEELEY July 12.-The ice cream
social of the Seeley Sunday school
| given by the "reds - to tn,
"blues' Friday evening was at
tended by 81 people. \ program
was given in a splendid manner con
sisting of saXaphone and piano
! duet. Pauline and Delphia Difani
two readings, eileen Copeland; trio
"Prison Song E!da Low, Goldit
Copeland and George sheldon; piano
, solo, Nelma Kirk. George Sheldon
led the song service. Ice cream and
cake were served. and everyone had
good time. Mrs. l.. l.. Hurd was
.eader of the blues and Mrs. b
I. Difani, leader of the reds.
Mrs. q. \. Kirk and Edward left
Saturday morning by train foi
FRESNO, where they will spend the
rest of the summr with Hrs. Kirk 5
mother and grandmother.
AIR and Mrs. Frank Pcnnock,
Frank Jr. and Douglas drove to
Banning, Hcmot and Lake Eisinore
last Saturday, sunday and Monday.
Mrs. L.. l.. Hurd and daughter
Evansciista came home this week
from Il trip to Hcmet and Los An
gcles.
Mr.. Barnes drove to Los Angeles
last week, his two oldest daughters
returned home with him.
Mrs. 4. II. Sheldon is home after
a n,u,,tn : VISIT with her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Doty, in Pasadena.
Mr. and Mrs. ndpert Bore NOV
ed this week from Ell Centre to the
Drew Dye place southeast of Seelcy.
The Y. Quackenbush family have
gone to Oregon. Mrs. Quackenbush 5
people live there.
Mrs. Tom Howard was i'll Seelcy
Saturday.
Mrs. John G. Spencer, Bobbie and
Jean left by train Saturday eve
ming for Ontario, where they vii
visit few weeks with Mrs. Spen
Ger parents.
Mr.. Miller received a truekloaC
of ballcd grapefruit Tuesday, which
will be set out on his ranch norti
of Seelcy.
Miss Dorothy Christian, hel
mother and sister, Mrs. Christian
and Mrs. Bracken, have gone to Bur
bank to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Nina
and Tom Kennedy and John Tram
mel spent the weekend in San Di
ego. They, together with Lonni'
Murphy and Mr.. Ingram spent Mon
day at Jaeumba.
Grant Christian is working i'll ;
service station at Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart He-rick ant
children spent Monday at Jaeumba
Lawrence Campbell spent Wed
nesday night at Julian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Tramme
were dinner guests Tuesday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills in Fl Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-12

now offers bus transportation over
the direct short line through the
Imperial Valley to Arizona and as
far east IS =. Paso. All interstate
Pickwick traffic will henceforth be
routed over the short line which
pierces Riverside, Redlands, Ban.
ming, lndio, Coachella and Imperial
Valley points.
Effective Immediately, the United
Stages busses will depart and arrive
from the Pickwick terminal at
Sixth and Los Angeles streets, Los
Angeles. instead of at the Union
Stage depot, as heretofore. There u
to be no change in the short line
schedules, or in the general plan OF
operation. With Howard Morgan
continuing in charge of the Imperial
Valley and Arizona services as Pick
wick divisional manager, .he eX-
ecutive administration will be the
same as before the consolidation.
However. as an integral part of the
far-flung Pickwick system, which
extends from Portland, Oregon to
FL Paso. Texas, the services previ-
cusly operated by the United Stagc5
ere bound to be greatly strengthened
in their value to the travelling puo-
lie, according to Howard Morgan.