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3o26 WIS. AVE,
2 rooms. Kit. Sad bath. .......... $4,000
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TARLE BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I4I1 KENNEDY 81. n W.--Excelient tablt
board: home cooking: private family: quicl
service; refined surroundings. IL
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STONE q FAIRFAX,
H04 nth st. NV.

S04 nth ST. NV.
1929 BANCROFT PL.
3 rooms and bath. ............s..s 90
fO The ri GfBRHLTiR. asob isii sT 49,
rooms and bath. ...e.S,,.... =. 500. 90
1889 COLUMBIA RID.
l00m TIE IHsA M XII SSs sois Il 81. $3.50
f0' THE NIB gE PssRA 1850 isth 81 s'o0
rooms ana path. -. s@0e.U0
8 = - 1000 Sin NV. 49,,
Z TIE The s sARANAC. isoa NoRTH CAP P..oo
q rooms. bath and porch. ..,s $4,000
. rooms and bah. 80 $3.50
rooms ans sT Sssh & FAIRFAX. 81 4. sso.oo '
S04 18th NV. Phone Main 2424.
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SEE THESE TODAY,

~ q W
THE WISTERIA MANSIONS,
11OI MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
q Several very de1ightful apis In this new.
strictly modern building: rents very reason
able. s.
rooms. rec; hall, dining alcove and bath
3 rooms and bath.
THE MiNTWOoD. Is4a Mntwood Pi. NV,
Several desirable apis IN this convenient
location near 18th and Columbia I'd. 2 car
lines. schools: apis. newly decorated.
! room. rec. hall and bath $50 .0o
rooms. rec. hall and bath. .......s 5000
,, rooms Ts reg ST. hal and bath u 90 2 1p
Convenient to Govt. dhpts. and downtown
section.
/ room. kitchen and bath. ........ $40 90
rooms. reception hall and bath .00
THE LLEWEI.LYN. 2224 + ST. NV.
eitE and Govt. depte
Epef scsp' SRo RsI a asoS Sa 4 $40 %oo
4-ROOM AND BATH APT. ON SECOND
floor, located block from Line. Park IN Sc
FRANCIS Al. CRAWFORD.
414 Continental Trust Bldg.
Main HT90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANN BOARD.

4 WANTED O0NiS AND BOARD.
YOUNG LADY Of refinement Wants place 10
room and board In city eNbuFba or country.
outdoor Hleeping preferred, good, plain meals
and sunshine essential; not hard 70 please
lust recovering from T-B and need good
place to rest and kind treatment Address
Box 4f7-D Star office. 81
TWO GENTLEMEN desire room and board,
preferably in private family; northwest, VIZ
entity 18th and Columbia I'd. Address Box
465tD, Star office.
ROOM WITH PRIVATE hath: meals 2
ladies: NV. section, above III. July 10.
u B X. Col $3.50, after no am,
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$3.50 o STREET,
. ION THE NEW BUS Line
sS%s fs ~ M 1 Sssh daiar ilcasvs $3.50
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APARTMENTs FUR. q UNFUR.

$b6-rEXCELLENT APARTMENT HOUSE:
lent Govt. Printing Office and st. Martini s.
references. 40 u 81. NV, Apartment 4.
1903 NEWTON ST. N VS. FLOORS. Is
Creek. BARTON. 1910 Eye NV. Frank. 1851.
SUBURBAN NORTHWEST. ONE FARE
living room, BEDROOM. dressing room private
bath. continuous hot water. furnished I'M
2s47. Address Rnx 4S9. Sd Star ONCE.
THE WYATT APTS 1870 GA. AVE-. APT
10--Nicely furnished: large living rm., en-.
trance hall, . bedrooms. bath with shower,
kit. and dining alepFe; on car line and 10th
Ct. bus line, $o5. Also Apt, the Buchanan
near m both car All lines. Sb6 80. would rent I'M.
furnished. AppIy ianLtor. OF Adams 1891
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

KRAYTGnnG
AENE 4UO1E0-CNrUnN
1898 IhyING 81, N.W[s Rms. 2 RATHs:
eae ei ilgfn nn.n wv TeTnee rent r. Se2 pr
& SSlEb sss,. fi0s csatlnsHisi trust sulIdlhs
ie2i ish Reoss Paths asssu AE SO2
re R excellsnt fqr dying SoS1 ~ Eef E11
3sIIS YoIT4 PL N.Y. BET Edss WIS bs,b AVE- iiss Z
front porch hsy5 yv| g9Rsrea So 9 ~
IAN cor RD-I0 r. B1THs- FTEC--
h iSTRscs PEA InfS DaDered rent REDUCED
IN $500 s - ~ g - 70 515
l sGISS , hsss; % cOlOred Rent. 500: clsys-
Sos HnE Secn NJ nsar AS Ss1 JAZZ s
88sSsS afed snq RslpkIee91iir n.-W-n. eiee. MAN
ReRss Rood1!dEs % :.Is y ssgnsSss q
c COO Ed EUCLID lisf 81 aElK HOWARD
IF sss is 4 Hss1 aS' issois.a 0Wss
i0zl lssn sE;e ko0MS ..tz, g 1870 A. ~
ss ms. & icS iI dR wa ss FEED
sl aa ID: s.room Corner dsiseR.d Soes.:
D0WNT0WN,.. II05 10th ST. Mo
Ci SS1.sa 1851. after g 8. 'l. 80
1TTIT6zT0TT 70~10. y R06STG q 617=7TI-
ami: large. pcrches: lot sOx175: shads
chsvy rs ghass cipeis very atsracsss pries
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s.. . lS 3: pd1ss S so siss S SsHS3 sS
ZOO: =
Mt. PLEASANI, 1907 MoNhpE ef. NV
Sion a1o Aur. II i. v CoI. 45s :;J oo NV po
BEAkuEIrUL pEraACH -. Go. NJ 100 ,,..:
trees. shrahs. bowers. etc; Unusually
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Tile EMERSON

1924 BELMONT M.
rsoms snd bath ah:k, 80. =, $50 az az
4 rooms, kit and bath ...7..i.... 80 90
Newly decorated thronehoai.
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RENT HOUsEs-FURNIsHED

RENT HOUsEs-FUR. 8 UNFUR.
1880 ARGONNE TERRACE tI6th AND CO.
lpmbia Fd.l---Seven rooms. breakfast and
sleeping p0rehes;. beautifully furnished; rea-
sonable: By month or year. Col S72. O.
SEVEN ROOMS AND. BATH, GARAGE; AT
tFactiye location overlooking Rock Greek,
nearsidei -SI26; furnished, $3.50. Cali
lee people preferred.
4 Rooms AND BATH, GARAGE: ATTRAC-
tive location overieOking Rock Greek, near
1885 between OLE am. Service people
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l72i 2ist ST n. w
i u s 4 3. 80 q $40 ne,

ARARTAEENT6 IFEIls. G UNENlk.
~ FHE Ii or TU6USI Al. b&31 MIS-.
sxs. h.y.: scpt s.ae E0asas isfes.s, g 2s.S1:
~ = ossl'sP Phone Cleveland I. ios
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A[[EGE COLLISION
IN Letter ACTION
Heirs File Private Letter in
Support of Charges Against
Trustees.

BY the Associated Press. .a.
CHICAGO. April s.-Counsei for
heirs Of Levi Letter. who seek to re
move his son Joseph and William j..
War; as trustees OF the estate, read
into the records OF their suit a letter
from War; to Joseph Letter. written
in 1921. suggesting preca utions 10
avoid an investigation into the affairs
Of the Ziegler Coal Co, part OF the
estate,
The letter was read as part of a
mass of documentary evidence by
which the complainants hope to show
mismanagement Of the coal company
while 1t was a part Of the Letter
holdings. 1t now Is the property OF
Joseph Letter. who bought 1t from
the estate In 1924, 20 years after the
leaving of a will by Levi Letter which
provided for its sale TO the younger
Letter.
The letter. which the complainants
deemed the most important evidence
of the day. dealt with the disposition
Of $25S, ,S48 paid TO the Ziegler Coal
Co. by lessees of its mining lands, and
War; suggested TO his principal that
the money be deposited to a separate
account. so that the coal company
would not have to pay income tax on
it. and so that IL would not 'occa sion
an investigation of the Ziegler Coal
Co. affairs"
War;. witness for the compiaina nts
who failed to appear in court yester-
day because of heart attack. canot
return to the witness stand until next
Wednesday at the earliest, the court
was told today. y
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FENNINC CHEERED AT BANQUET s
OF DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARD
Ovation for Accused Commissioner Features Annual
Dinner, Attended by Many Prominent Leaders
of Capital City. :

ing ir.; Charles ID. Boyer, ]. r. NJ.
Bowie. Ralph c. Boyd. H. Brackson.
Edward l.. Brady, II. NJ. Bralove, L..
7. Breunineer. l.. T.. Breuninger. j.
Newton Brewer, John A. Bricl<ley.
Benjamin a. Brill A. T. Brown. Viii
liam J. r. Brown, A. Britton Browne.
Horace Browning. Walter Brownley,
r. IL. Buchanan. Jack Buckley. Hugh
q. Ruhrman. George L. BurneH,
Frank Z. Eurns A. D. V. Burr,
Cha rles f. Burr. W. J. Burrows. w.
c. Burton.
Morris Cafritz, Morgan Callahan
Robert Callahan, Eddie Caldwell
Michael +. Caluan, Benjamin J..
canby+' Arthur Carr. Edward S. Carr
William A. Carr, oliver Carr, II. II.
Carter, George S. cartner. Harry
Cation. Frank A. Chase. f. Taylor
Chewing. Eugene w. Cissel. Floyd
Cissel, THOMAS II. Clark. John Cobb.
Edward ID. Coleman, NJ. G. Collins,
q. L., Conner. ii. Connor. f. l.. ID.
Cotter. r. j. Cottrell. William j..
Coughter, o. p. Court. Mai. William
r. r. Covell. Y. Earl Cox, Carl
Champion, r. F.. Crane. J. j. Crowley,
!. II. Crutchfield and William p. Cul.
linane.
Samuel i, Dantzic. Floyd f.. Davis,
w. Gilbert Dent j. II. de Sibour,
Victor Deyber. Clarence Dodge. j.
Lee Donnelly, John r. Donnelly. VII.
liam F. Donnelly. A. l.. Donohoe,
Clarence r. Donohoe James A. Dono-
hoe, Milburn j. Donohoe, NJ. c. Dor
sey. Archie Douglas. J. E. Douglas,
J. f. Douglas, jr.; Frank NJ. Doyle.
Phillip Dulaney. ID. J. DUNCAN, r. S.
DUNCAN and Walter Dunissn.
r. Edward. Early, Fred East. J. s.
Ea ton. r. Owen E.dmonston. jr.. Burr
Edwards, John S. Egan. Roger W..
EiisinSer. Il. G. Elkin. Representative
r. n. Elliott. William r. Ellis and
Edward c. Ernst
f.. W. Farley. Frederick de c.
Faust. Palmer Field. r. A. Fill. l.. A..
Finn, William J, Flather. r. n. Flem-
ing. T. f. Foley. Percy S. Foster
William E. Foster, J. Edward Fowler.
Hugh F'rankenberger. Hollis E. Fritz.
Paul j. Frizzell and E. Fry.
Leroy Gaddis. jr.: Lloyd F. Gaines.
j Eugene Gallery. c. II. Galliher. w.
6. Galliher. VILLA m 7. Galliher. ID. E.
Garges. John J. Garvey. Fred Genau,
Samuel 8. Gheen. Frank a. Gibbons,
Representative T. w. Gibson. Henry
4. Gibson. Herbert A. Gill. Mr.. Gil.
more. S. E. Golden P. F. Gordon. A.
J. Gore. Earl F.. Goss. J. Dallas Grady,
John III. Graham. r. Carroll Grant,
Maj. u. S. Grant, 80; l.. 7. Gravatte,
Walter 3. Guy.
j. E. Hackman. Randall II. Hagner.
f. E. Hall, George r. Hane. Robert
n. Harper. Senator John w. Harreld,
Earl Hartman. w. X. HartunE, Her
bert n. Harvey. John Fl. Harwood. j.
Hawkins, l.. F.. Hayes, Melvin G.
J,zop Pohert II Heater Arthur p
Heaton. Jesse II. Hedges. Joseph Hef.
from, Louis C.. Henberg, Joseph 4.
Herbert. sr.: Joseph A. Herbert, jr.;
l.. M. Herbert, Earnest f. Herrell,
Maj Edwin B. Hesse. Charles II.
Hillegeist. Edward L. Hillyer. Edward
Hillyard. H. G. Hinckley. j. D. Hobbs,
Maj. Holcombe, j. Fl. Holmead, Alfred
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CITIZENS INVITED
T0SCHOOL PARLEY
Board Calls on Civic and
Trade Groups for Coop
GRAFTON in Conference.

An official letter Inviting represent
atiVes of al citizens associations.
parent-teac cher associa tions. civic and
trade bodies of shington 10 meet
with members of the Board of Edu-
cation and school officials at the
Franklin" School Tuesday night at s
o'clock was sent out today by Harry
q. Hine. secretary.
The conference will lie the second
OF The present school year. for thu
purpose of considering the require.
ments of the public schools. 1t is
prepare tory to the necessary survey
OF the needs OF the District of Co
lumbia for the estimates TO be pre-
pared for the fiscal wear 1928.
Because of the co.opera ton OF the
various organized groups" SAYS the
letter land the recent more liberal
appropriations. the board lately has
been able to provide necessary light
ing in many schools; and with ade
quite appropriation available for re-
pairs to buildings and grounds seem
tngly assured. the boa rd has already
planned for the electrification. paint
Ing and renoVating of school build
inEs. with requisite attention to the
grounds within the funds that will be
provided after July | next.
The problem to which this joint
session Of citizens and the board will
address itself. therefore, will he not
the minor details. but mainly the
question Of the sites and buildings as
Set forth in the five-year building pro
gram authorized by Congress.
For this purpose. the attenda nee
OF one or more representatives o.
your association or group orga Mia.
ton is earnestly desired. preferably
those identified with the committee
on schools"
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Fenning Is Ready p
For Investigation
BY House, He Says

Commissioner Fenning will make
no effort to refute the charges
made against him on the moor of the
House yesterday by Representative
Blanton, unless he is summoned to
appear before the congressional
investigation committee, it was
indicated at the District Building.
The Commissioner, It is known. ts
ready for any investigation that
Congress may make OF the charges.
and Is understood to have prepared
defense against attacks on
specific instances
1t was pointed out that the Com.
missioner believes that the only
specific charge IL the one made by
Representative Green of Florida.
in the Hall case. In that case. II
Is said, he has letters showing that
II was taken mp at the request Of
the now defunct War Risk Bureau.
which selected him because it was
known that he had been practicing
innacy law for Is years at the
time 1t came I'D in 1919
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OFFICIALS ANSWER SUIT.
Claim Auto Rental Company Is
Violating Regulations.

NJ. o. Eldridge. director Of traffic,
and the District Commissioners today
asked the District Supreme Court to
dismiss a suit for Injunction brought
by the Milestone System, Inc. to pre-
vent the earring out of an order of
Mr.. Eldridge to use the letter IL" in
connection with the number plates
on "drive.it.yourself' cars of the COM
pany. The plaintiff contended that
the very purpose OF their business is
destroyed If the cars have TO be so
marked.
Mr.. EIdridge and the Commissioners
inform the court that the company
has been found guilty in Police Court
Of violating the regulation and the
case has been continued for sentence
until April 13. The company should
appeal to the Court of Appeals and
have a complete remedy at large.
which deprives an Equity Court of
jurisdiction. according to Rin2gold
Hart. assistant corpora ton counsel,
who filed the motion.
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I'll. Towbes, j. William Tomblinson,
Wilmot w. Trew, w. l.. Turner, Ed

III. Towbes, J. william Tomblinson,
Wiimot w. Trew, w. l.. Turner, Ed
ward Tyler.
Fred H. Usast. Representative
Cha rles l.. Underhill.
Alexander r. Varella. Lansing Walk.
George o. Vass. r. J. Vierbuchen.
J..Curtis Walker. Wilmer j. Waller.
James T. Walsh, Harry Wardman.
Audrey Wardwell. DR.. Charles +. War
ner, Walter S. Warner. Hugh Warren.
Monroe Warren, Robert Bates War
rem, Harvey Warwick, II. r. Wasser.
John J.. Weaver. Ben Il. Webster. w.
G. Wedding. De We're n. Weldon. j. G.
Weldon, Norman il. Weidenhamer.
Joseph l. Weller, A. Coulter Wells,
Alton l.. Wells. Adam A. Weschler.
Ralph A. Weschler. Martin X. West.
J. Clarence Welch, w. Welch. Mai. II.
A. Wheeler. George w. White. J. E.
White, Roger J. Whiteford. Jack VIII
liza ms George II. Wilson. e. G. Wilton.
w. G.. Woodford. J. M. Woodward,
George Y. Worthington. sr~; George
y. Worthington. ir.; NJ. J. Wright.
Alfred Young. Elton +. Young.
r. G. ZantzinGer. o. b. Zantzinger
h: Representative Frederick n. Zihi-
man.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
ASSAILs WAGE BUYERS.
Lawyer Charges Collection of 24O
Per Cent Interest on Loans.

NEW YORK. April q GP.-I.oan
sharks who 'blackmail a man on his
fob by threats OF causing his dis
missas unless he renews his contract
each pay day" were Scathingly ar
raisned yesterday by !. l.. r. Boyd Of
Atlanta. Ga, in an address before the
National Legal Aid Association con.
vention
The wage and salary buyers try
To Justify usurious rates OF 20 per cent
month, or 240 per cent a year, by
saying they have poor security for the
money they advance on salary con.
tracts or assignments" Boyd pointed
out.
William Howard Taft was reelected
honorary president at the close Of the
two-day session yesterday. President
Allen Wardwell, New York, and other
officers also were reelected
Evening star., 1926-04-09

A tremendous ova tion for Commits
sioa~r Fenning was the outstanding
feature OF the annual banquet of the
Washington Real Estate Board a the
] N9rdman I<ark Hotel last night.
rive hundred persons attended the
snair. and not only The members of
the board, but scores OF prominent
, local bankers. civic leaders and men
| well known I'm the activities of the
National Capital jumped to their feet
with the rest OF the assembly to cheer
the Commissioner.
A number, of prominent guests had
been introduced and received the Gus
! tomary applause. When Commission
er Fenning was introduced loud APP
plause was started. which increased
until the whole assembly was on its
feet whistling and shouting.
In the general conversati tion that fol
lowed the manner In which the Com.
missioner had been attacked in Com
Sress was condemned.
Copeland Stresses Beauty.
Senator Royal S. Copeland Of New
York. one OF. the banquet speakers.
urged that Washington be made the
most beautiful capital in the world
and declared that 1t is the duty OF
every American to take an interest in
provement.
Representative Manlove OF Missouri
highly praised the local realtors for
their development of Washington and
particularly CONNIE nded them for
the honest installment system" In
vogue here. This system. according TO
Mr.. Manlove, has afforded rhe gov
ernment employees an opportunity 10
buy their own homes and live in
comfort. The speaker recalled when
he was in the Capital % years ago and
saw many beggars. To-day he said
there are none. aud attributed this
to the fairness OF the business men.
w. q. Reddins. vice president of the
National Association OF Real Estate
Boa rds. spoke on the work OF the as.
sociation and urged large attendance
at the convention OF the organiZa-
ton in Tulsa. Okla, June I to II.
Many Notables Attend.
An elaborate entertainment pro-
gram was furnished. The Commits.
sioners of the District, many Sena-
tors and Representatives, bankers and
prominent citizens attended the affair
Clarence F. Donohoe, president of the
realty board. introduced Roger White.
ford, POSTMASTER of the evening.
Among InOSe AtteToinS were:
V. III. Adams, Claude A. Adler. Louis
Allen, Daniel Altman, Ross P. An.
drews, w. S. Armstrong.
p. E. Backus, Edward Baker, II. c.
Bangs. Ralph Fl. Bangs, John Bard.
rolf, J. A. Barker. F. l.. Barkley, II.
NJ. Barkley, o. c. Barkley, d. F.
Barnes. II. Barnum, c. p. Barrett,
David Barry, Harry Bates. William J..
Beale, John NJ. Beane. Carlton Beh.
rens, J. G. BeitZell, Frank Bell, Will.
liam p. Benson. Ralph d. Benton. Ar
thur c. Bishop. j. Mckenny Berry, J.
Bixler. F. A. Blumer. F.. A. Blundon,
Victor g. Blundon. Thomas Bones. r.
E. Bortz, Harry K. Boss. B. ]. Bou.
dren, l.. l.. Bowen. George Calvert
Bowie. j. B. Bowling, ST.; J. B. Bowl
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Schmaltz, Herman Schmidt. Fred
Schnider. James f. Schwab, John
Scrivener. j. S. Scott. Harry A. Seay,
William NJ. Seay. G. 8. Seek. John w.
Schaefer, Herbert r. Shannon, Her.
man Shapiro. Joseph Shapiro. NJ. c.
Shapiro. e. r. Shaver, Henry c. Sheri.
dan. George e. Shinn. J. B. Showalter,
Charles 8. Shreve. Cyrus Simmons,
Thomas f. Simmons. c. w. Simpson,
{. W. Simpson. jr.: Clarence II. Small,
Herbert c. Smathers. Arthur c. Smith,
Eugene A. Smith. Fred A. Smith,
Frank Smith. John Lewis Smith. l.. 3.
Smith, Odell 8. Smith. John Fl. Stadt.
Ter. r. B. Stamp. d. r. Stanton. w. 3.
Sterrett. Frank Stetson. Mr.. Stewart
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The Dea anwood Citizens Association
Will meet. O'Clock, in the Deanwood
School. Francis Wells will speak.
Unity Council, No. II. d. of A., will
hold card party at Old Naval Hos
pital. S2l Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Gavel
Club will hold 500 card party at 71s
Thirteenth street.
The Canadian Society of Washing
ton Will meet, 8 o'clock. at Wardman
Park Hotel. An illustrated lecture
BY l.. o. Armstrong, representing the
Bureau of Commercial Economics,
will describe -.The Canadian
Rockies" Program and dancing.
All Canadians in Washington in
vited.
Brightwoods Citizens Associa ton
will meet, o'clock. at Holy Com
fcrter Parish Hall.
TIE John Eaton Mothers Club will
give a play in Cleveland Park Com
gregational Church, 8 o'clock. to help
defrav expenses Of window shades for
John Eaton School.
A card party will be held at +. O.
o. F. Temple. proceeds to be donated
TO Ruth Lodge.
The Woman's Guild of st. Luke's
j. e. Church will serve dinner from
10 $50 o'clock in the parish hall.
Fifteenth and Church streets. All
welcome.
The Big Sisters of the District of
columbia Will meet. s O'Clock. at st.
Patrick's rectorv.
DIR. Simons sermon at the Wash
inston Hebrew Consresa ton. win be
entitled, Capital T."
The Bowling Leagues Of the General
Accounting Once will hold their
spring card party and dance az the
City Club at s o'clock.
The Catholic Daughters of America
Court No."212, will give a dance A.
Sol e street.
Prof. John J. Smertenko will sneak
on THE Challenge of the Jews of
America At the Sixth Street Svrs
aogue, 8 o'clock. Cantor and choir
will officiate.
District OF Columbia Council Loyal
Ladies Of the Royal Arcanum, will
meet. O'Clock. at Pythian Temple.
Installation of officers.
Public installation of officers of the
Robert LIE Bruce Cha pter, Order OF
De Molay, 433 Third street, o'clock.
Mssons invited.
The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance at the Deniee, 1919 n street.
Ohioans invited.
The Road to Yesterday" moving
picture, will be given at the Bright
wood Park NJ f. Church. Eighth and
Jefferson streets.
The Florence NJ. Brown Sunday
school class Of Calvary Baptist Church
will present THE Flspper Grandmoth-
err" musical comedy. at the Sunday
school house. for the building fund
for the new Sunday school.
Reauresard Chapter. No. 1902. L. D.
C.. will give q benefit card party. $50
o'clock, at the Confederate Memorial
Home. 1922 Vermont avenue. to send
veterans to the national convention
al Birmingham, Ala.
The Northwest Suburban Citizens
Association will meet in auditorium Of
Janney School Building. The District
Of Columbia Dental Society will pro-
vide the speaker of the evening.
The Florence Crittenton Baby Low
srs' Circle. No. l. will have card
party under direction OF Mrs. Frank
Xreglow, chairman. s o'clock. at
Elks Hall 319 Fl street. Mrs. Clar.
ence NJ. Ccanell Mrs. tiarry Simpson,
Mrs. Frederick Umhaw and Mrs. ID.
L. Nunnally will officiate.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,
TODAY,

The Deanwood Citizens Association
will meet. O'Clock, in the Deanwood
School. Francis Wells will speak.