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TAkOMA PARK AND
OTHER SUBURBAN
HOMES

ban home in this section before buying We
always have very complete listing of prop
critics here that are for sale Many of them
are bargains; but you have to see them 10
be convinced. No description i'll an adver
tsement would settle IL and We cannot at.
tempt to advertise them all.
provements. 5000: 4 rooms and bath un
to 100000 for 10-room brick colonial. with
several acres of ground.
One specially good buy in q large country
place Is Broom home in Capital View one
large rooms and large porches. hot-water
heat; l acre of ground: electric lights: city
watsr; vat garden and trees garage additional
New Groom bungalow. almost ready for
Group ~ FL city paved
ond oor' Nv h. oak ioors freplaHe Hrisneu Tsi. ssi
house will be offered at a price low enough
to to, move 1t quickly. descending on terms
+. 800. .5oo,2,1oom sco bunrslow, with h.,w,
cash: corner lot. with garage, e''''"''S' ''''''
gaoS 5So $500 ss cash: oeS about StoG" m@. @H@
attn IN BAR yery oe we'll and D, ha no hath and
most attractive lot. SO BY s $50 ''i on dMH ns1cd
street; near bus electric range: garage
$1,000 square feet on one of the bes,
corner corners ,bi. in Takoma Park To close an
and il is offered at a price that will enable
a builder TO make money.
of II lots at a low figure
Valuable corner business property for
sale 1875 by $50
Sixty three acres on Georgia ave. or
Brookeville pike; $3.50 per acre. This il
one of the best lying properties north of
Takoma almost square: every field we'll
watered
ofice in Takoma Park open daily and 10
TO $50 Sunday.
r. D. LILLE.
Formerly Lille & Hendrick
Corner Laurel and Carroll Ave Col SS26
End of 14th St ''Takoma' car line
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7-room house. all conveniences. on
corner Brookeville Pake: about
acres. $4,000.
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Lot 75x200. half block from
BroOkeville Pike Georgia ave. ex-
tended: wide street. near school.
Bargain price.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Silver Spring, Md, District.

cEAhAAI-oCDON AsOA A1A.A
Silver Spring, Md, District.
Corner bungalow, 5 rooms. bath
sleeping porch. built-in garage elec-
trc range, shades: one block 10Th 81.
bus. $500: $500 cash.
Bungalow. rooms. bath. built-in
garage. water. sewer, electricity: near
10th st. bus line. S6.5OO: terms.
On pike. $ acres. good soil. long
road frontage. S7OO per acre.
Lot 1OOx175; water. sewer. cleo
str1lc15ty n city near school; nne trees
Eight acres on Brookeville Pike
tGa. ave. extended, large frontage
high elevation. Reasonably priced.
7-room house, all conveniences on
corner Brookeville Pake: about
acres. $4,000
Lot 75x20O half block from
BroOkeville Pike Georgia ave. ex-
tended; wide street. near school.
Bargain price.
Lot 1000 SO. IT,. all improve
81 O75 cash.
HOPKINS LAND CO.,
Blair (Silver Spring. Office.
Telephone Woodside 80
NEAR LYON PARK. VA.
6-r. bungalow. ami. fireplace, screened
n Dorches. metal stripped. pantry. garage
arge lot.
lied bath; built.in fixtures. Easy terms.
Owner M F. FREAS CIar 72S-W-1. 10
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SALE-SUBURRAN PROPERTY.

70 THOROUGHLY RESPONSIBLE PERSON,
reanire9 aren On rental basis; no sasn
Hyaftsf,ils2 HWNEK 2Io a Washington ave. Riverdaie
TAKoMA PARK-8-ROOM HOUSE. CON
heat; heat; gas electricity. attic and large porch
oSers and Si'n oer aFaHi in1ited is' S I
Willow ave. Phone Col. 222l-J.
FIVE ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS. MOD
ami. ami. Ideal homes Quick sale: arrange
sks ssFmks to co s9' Dq5Sh&ssE THOMAS S HFSp Gl
BEAUTIFUL s-ROOM HOUSE: DOUBLE
sislbage sisbt an AMI; LOT 40xl4o; price and terms
neiEhborhood. hoME neaSby va r. and @ Sath
afe anS capt pt close TO schools boulevard
OWNER SER OFFERS 7-R.; B., MOD. BRICK
& &ssSR aSc sfr%s address, SfSa' BOX 1855
WooDRIDGE-BY OWNER; GROOM AND
GfH1 4sh ne Ph ayS Sora sS9S9e easy terms S!SS
NEARBY VA; NEW HOUSE. SIX LARGE
and Pee s $50 lot sy ssS s'er casS
bal; bal; S37 so per month with interest. Abso
lHutely the best bargain in Arlington county.
M bn. sve sunday East ,dSn MI Ida a
Potomac. Va. ''S'''"' ''N" .''
WOonRIDGE- -BROOKLAND-WE HAVE A
number of very desirable homes that can be
bought at very reasonable prices and terms.
$4,000, $500 cash. seven large rooms. cleo
six large rooms tiled bath. electric lights:
garage; splendid value. $4,000. corner
SIX rooms, double porches: built-in garage.
S1.4oo; Chaney-blt bungalows in Wood
ridge. h:-w.h. and modern throughout: eX-
ceptlonally well built: special terms
ranged
McLACHLAN BANKING CoRP'N,
Real Estate Dent. 10th and G.
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Brick bungalow. ; rooms and tile
bath. electricity. hot-water heat. sewer.
water. concrete sidewalks. full con-
crete cellar with laundry tubs. lovely
front porch--well. it has Just every
thing that will make you want to
call it home. The price is $3.50.
and on easy terms.
In this beautiful suburb we also
have wonderful building sites. on
which we will build and finance you
the home of your choice.
With this opportunity. can you al
ford IN nav remit
Evening star., 1926-05-09

| SHEFY CHASE. MD-FIVE ROOMS AMI
PAIN bungalow: hardwood floors open FIRE
piace. gar. electricity water metal weathei
saIIps anupesrS jersey COPPER screens nice lot shrubs
| and terms. PEARSON COL HN62
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An Ideal Country Home

Only 20 minutes from shopping district by
auto: convenient to street car. bus. stores,
churches graded and high schools; within
this 10-room home. with cleo. h.-w.h.. .
baths. large porch beautiful grounds U91x
200: plenty shade. fruit trees. garage; all
quick sale. Terms. After 5 pm. call North
Q. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor,
10Th and K Sts NV. Main 6371.
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Lot 1900 SO. it,. all improve
ments; near school and bus line.
HOPKINS LAND CO.,
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N;W.,-SIX ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL
tuiIe bath. ami; exposed stairway to ur
nnnlshed attic. Address Box 14S-S. sta
Evening star., 1926-05-09

EVARTS ST. NE.
A bungalow of seven rooms. tiled bath
with built.in tub. hot-water heat. elcc
one piece sink hardwood floors. on corner
lot OF exceptional size: must be sold. This
home has exceptional speculation prospects
I've cC2AHILL & MENsH.
Franklin 731. Insurance Bldg.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-SIX- ROOM
house IN Chevy Chase. d. G.. ami. slate
Boy 1858. star once. tfiHite.o1'e '"ie. '''
831 KENYON ST. N.W@CONvENIENT
location, modern home 20-ft. front: hot
water heat. electricity: two garages: price
REASONABLE: terms.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
finished attic; shade garage lot 45x175
:, squares cars. stores. on D. c. side: Sl0. $50.
Several lots at good prices. = acre. | square
90 m ne 10 81 95S cash Fine Am s
homes. Look them over.
TAKoMA PARK REALTY Co.
327 Cedar St. Talzoma Park D, c.
ol
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Look Here! Colored BUYER!

Practically new brick house big bright
rooms. tile bath. gas. electricity. set tubs.
double stone garage to 20-ft alley. House in
blocks to Dunbar High school; must be seen
10 be appreciated Owner will sell for So 800; 800;
You st. NV. Phone Potomac 3O62.
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Concert Music
7:oO-WBAL, WEAF.
:30-KOA, WHO.
8;o0-WHB, WAIC.
8:30-WGY, WOAI.
e:OO-WORD, WICK.
9:3O-WBAP, WHIT.
10. 0o-KFI, KGO, KYW.

Popular prosTam. Wees U&gSS (2SoSN L SsE
i STs"'S Quartet ist WHB 1850 Kansas Tas
Cify-Viqnn cho u I'M WIZ ff7o ~ S| Moose
H 9si7G PiontiacEOrchestra soloistss
Wy2SSYG C535685. New Instrumental
WPG t299iS Atlantic Slty binrtonH rfSn
music WRC (46SW;Ss2B5 WT4 aseiRs 'o Atlanta
M IlllD6ei IKE S15aa concert. WAiU (2939). Co
lumbus-American Legion program
8 80 P. M.-KoA 1872 q Den TO;I.,op
questions. KPRC l2969 h ioodHasnhi,-
ftg6tq 1a WGAe Pi HsS WY $5g5}
7445'55' ChicagoNMusic. WRW (273l,
Tarrytown--Vocal ana lns1 ronnert
WoAI 1894 81 San ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ton ia1ndoa%mMan-
+; m'm m1sdc. KTHs js74.sJ Hot Springs
@uo t5r XIV $3.50. Chic2go-
pie Club. WEAF (491; Ne% YS TEp
A M%g' w STtdse voc e WE'VE MEg III s5S3
CihetySesigaTndIStudio. wBBM 1920. Chi,
cago-Trio vocal. ORCHESTRA. VIZ VIZ
(so2 81, Chicago - Co Cones tour T 4on-
don: also VIZ WMAo t447 81; Chi,
cago-Lecture ST. Francis choir. WMBB
$500 Chicago-Orchestra. popular
WOAW (526l. Omaha--Class1caI pro
gram. wOAN (262.S): Lawrence6WoTUgpm0
WvTP5G t299.S5. Atlantic City-ConS ert.
WNYC 1920. New York--Lecture. MY
Job" WRW (273). Tarrytown-Orches-
o :o5 p. M.-wIP C5Os.2l. PHILADELPHIA
80 P. M.-KTHs (374.s Hot Springs
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RADIO 7 7 7SSa
(All Standard Time)
Radio PROGRAMS

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Observation-Disclosures Band; also WIZ.
WGY
$40 P. M.-wLs (34 81. Chicago-or-
ESQ S.i + MWX9AAw ls2s oG GafSm5os
Ohio-Music.
Musical program: Ks0 ga; 49, g.; C Tar
Uncle Bob, KFNE 1263) S ,g9 }al
lnore-PIanist; baritone; violin. WBCIMZ
(266). Chicago-cClassical hour. WBz
(333.3) pringfleld-Hockey. Bruins vs..
M9ntrsal WGAH 1873 v Philsde e9a1 4
New York-Quartet to WIZ. WCAE.
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KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
YOUR liver and bowels-there's no need
Of having n sallow complexion-darR
rings under your eyes-pimples-a
bilious look in your face-duu eyes
with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell
you ninety per cent of all sickness
comes from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. a well known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They
bring about that natural buoyancy
which all should enjoy by toning up
the liver and clearing the system Of
impurities
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color. 15c and SOC.
advertisement.
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RADIO BILL ON
way SENATE
Measure Aimed at Monopoly,
Pests IneffiCienCy.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Legis-
lation designed to protect the long
suffering radio fan, passed by the
House, goes to the Senate seeking
to regulate radio so that every fan
who listens will have the best serv-
ice possible and be protected against
evils which have appeared.
The Secretary Of Commerce, who
regulates radio, would have under
this measure a commission of five
men, to aid him and to protect
further the public interest.
If the broadcaster or other cog in
the system does not like the decision
Of the secretary he might appeal to
the Federal Radio Commission. From
From which he also would have the
right fappeal to the courts.
The bill contains provisions TO pro-
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woo. WEEP. WIFI wGR,, KsD, woco
WEAR l3sg,4 Geyelaanadi-BridgGe pro
tram tra! vocal 81 an w$Bs I315 a. New Y9rk
Atlantic Citv-Trio: WHB 1858 K N1b
gram. WAR 1905 81. PToyidenceM MI sSy
time, Ford and Glenn. WLIB (302.8 =.
Chicago-Uncle Walt; popular program
pmrec%iation: lecture: WMBB t25o{{v VIZ, GR i
(34D. New York--Pace Institute pro
gram. WMYC 1920. New York4@Con-
cert, WORD (275). Batavia-oPublic
Service" questions. WPG (299.8l At
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burgh-Address sacred songs; Wis
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p P9s555. EtTansing-Reo Band. Vocal
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Ford Runs 43.8 Miles
on Gallon of Gas

In a public test supervised By city
and automobile club officials, Ford
Sedan equipped with Blancke Thermo-
static Carburetor Control. ran ABS
miles on one gallon OF gasoline. This
inexpensive control is entirely auto
matte and self-rcgulating. It makes
Fords start instantly, even In Sero
weather, eliminates carbon formation
prevents dllution Of crank case OIL
avoids suffering OF motor and cuts
repair bills 90 per cont. Installed In
two minutes. Cadillac now uses as
standard equipment Thermotatlo Car
hureter Control under Blancke license
The inventors. A. c. Blancke 90"
Dent 25o4.C. COZ w. Lake St., Chi.
cago, want agents aud are willing 20
send sample at their own risk. Write
ay.-Advertlsement
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PICK R. 0. T. C. OFFICERS
Quinlan Selected Cadet Major at
Manual Unit.

Harold Quinlan is new cadet ma
jor Of the r. o. T. G. at Manual
Training High School.
other officers:
Captains-Donald Henke, ROLAND
Kyle and Norman Young.
First Lieutenant and AdJutant-
Clarence Bluemel.
First Lieutenants-Willia Jen-
sen, Gordon Bremen, John Kline,
Newton Chin. Oscar Levin, Paul
Lohss, Christian Carlson and George
Heiney.
Master Sergeant-Ernest Eaton.
First Sergeants-Alfred Granna-
man, Charles Burks and Frank Rose.
Color ergeants-Wilsord Mash
meyer and Edward Paul.
rgeants-Arthur Braun, William
FranZreb, Forest Beeson, Kenneth
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Today's Best
CoDuriGht. 1926. bu United Press
WEAF hookup fourteen stations)

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WEAF hookup fourteen stations),
P NJ, EST-Irish program.
WRC, Washington (469 ND, and
WIZ, WGY, 8 P. M, EST-Talk,
Secretary of Commerce Hoover.
WICK and WJR, Detroit (5l7 M,
9 P. M, EST-University of Michi-
gan night.
KPO, San Francisco (42S Nd. F.
M, PCST-Aeolian string quartet.
WLW, Cincinnati (422 M, P. M,
CST-WLW burnt corkers.
WMAQ, Chicago (447.5 Nd, 800
P. NJ. CST-St. Francis Church
choir.
WJR, Pontiac (517 M. 9 P. NJ,
Michigan night" broadcast
from University Hall. Ann Arbor.
VIVID, Mooseheart. Ill. t370 M,
8 P. M, CST-Music by Mooseheart
students of all ages.
Z ~WCCO, Minneapolis (416.4 Nd, $3.50
P. NJ, CST-"Outdoors in Mime
sota," program by Isaak Walton
League.
WIS, Chicago Gas M, 7:15 P. M,
T-Northwestern University mu-
steal program.
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CHURCHMAN TO SPEAK

DR.. Rufus NJ. Jones, Haverford
College philosophy teacher. Will
speak at p. m. at First Friends
Church. For eight years DR.. Jones
has been president Of American
Friends service committee.
He will give series Of talks at
R1tler University
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

tect the public against these evils.
Monopoly of radio apparatus,
whic Knight bring exorbitant prices
for sets and parts of sets.
Radio pests" such as have inter
fered in the past with legitimate
broadcasting, or have transmitted
false distress signals.
Inefficient broadcasters.
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ADAMS FLAYS WATSON
Senator's Stand on Farm Issues At
tackled by Opponent.

ldcke0 Dy OppOnenG.
BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, Ind, March 16.-Sen-
ator Watson's stand on agricultural
issues was attacked by Claris Adj
ans, Indianapolis attorney, in open
ing the primary campaign-ia-
tholomew County last night. Adams
is opposing Watson for the Repub-
lican long-term senatorial nomina-
ton.
Watson is just waking up to the
fact that the agricultural problem
is a serious one" Adams said. Per
haps the primary situation has
helped him discover it."
Adams said Watson had taken
the attitude that the farmer does
not realize when he is we'll off.
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RECOVER PART OF LOOT
Police Get Articles Taken by Porch
Climbing" Burglar.

Part of the $t,3S5 loot taken from
three homes in the $500 block on
Guilford Ave. last week by porch
climbing burglar has been recovered
by police.
Mems suits and fur coat, identi-
fed as having been taken from the
home Of Jesse NJ. Daily, $3.50 Gull
ford Ave, were found in the rear of
1892 N. Illinois st. A quantity of
silk lingerie, found in the rear of
GAS E. Thirty-First ST., is thought
to have been taken from the homes
GA. c. Earring, 1857 Guilford Ave,
and Floyd Earring, 1881 Guilford Ave.
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For Colds. Grip or Influenza
and as a Preventive. take Laxative
BROMO QUININE Tablets A Safe
and Proven Remedy. The box bears
the signature of Il. w. Grove. 30c.-
Advertisement.
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WI BIN

26S Meters.
Tuesday, March 16.
6:00-6:30-Sports and stock mar
ket reports.
O-7:00-Public school hour, I'M
der direction Flora
Drake.
700 Bradstreet's business
survey; talk, Rabbi
Goodman; Better Bust
ness Bureau.
7:3O-8:30-Gem City Band.
S:3O-9-1O-Butler College debate. .
9:1O Indiana University Jor-
dan River Revue.
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Osborn, Leon WeathermAn. Harry
Fogle. Charles Beauchamp. Paul IN
newehr and walter Stokes.
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Silent Today

Central-KFUO, WAND. WILL,
WSUI, WOI, WCAL, WJAD,
WSMB
Eastern-WAHG, WBBR, WCAP
WHAZ, WILT, WOO, WOR.
WLWL, VITO, WRVA'
WTAM.
Far West-KLX, KOA, kWSC.
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Dancing

7:3O-WHAS, KPRC.
S:OO-WBBM, WJR.
S:S0-WMAQ.
9:OO-KTHS, WRW.
9:30-WEAF, KSD, WWJ'
WRC, WCAE.
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10: 30-KTHS, woo.
11:OO-WF'AA, WHO.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-16
Better Than Soda

For fifty years genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because 1t
overcomes three times as much acid
in the stomach as a saturated solu-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-16

Instead Of soda hereafter take a
little Phillips Milk of Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid. gassy stomach, and relief
will come INSTANTLY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-17

Stow, Mass. Feb. 16.-(AP)-The
Smith family has become a power in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-17
NORTH AUGUSTA

The heavy wind and snow storm
drifted the roads very badly and
very few teams were out Sunday.
me teams were on the the State
roads working Sunday and Monday.
the cross roads are in bad condition.
There was no school at the rural
schools the 70 DIS being SO badly
drlfted that the teams could not get
through. The r. F. d. carriers have
been unable to get through the past
few days.
The many friends of Mrs. Gene
Grifiith Pulsifer of Portland were
saddened to learn of her sudden
death. The many friends of North
Augusta extend their sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Mrs. Lena White who is at the
Augusta General Hospital for sur
gical treatment is doing nicely.
Mrs. Charles Button was called to
Portland by the illness and 6eath of
a friend.
Miss Edies Wilson is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Clark at Pennington.
Miss Gladys Bailey of Watervillg
was at the home of her parents over
Sunday.
Miss Anita Hanson has returned
to Augusta after a weeks vacation
at her home on the Townsend road
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor. Bowman have
returned from Florida and are visit
Ing at the home of her sister, Mrs
Eugene Tillson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-17
Pupils Entertain
With Playlets at
Nash PIT Meeting

A Health play enacted by pupils OF
the first and second grades was a
feature Of the entertainment program
presented at the regular meeting OF
the Nash school Parent. Teacher AS
ISOLATION. held Tuesday afternoon al
the close Of the school sessions. Each
of the young actors handled his role
in splendid manner and the charac-
tiers were as follows:
Doctor Tom, Robert Macdonald:
Nurse Jane. Mildred Soule; Maid
Adelaide Mendell; Sick child, Made
line Lemieux; Carrot, Guilford Han
non: Spinach, Virginia Pillsbury; To-
mato, Donald Johnson: Orange. Betty
Escancy; Grapes, Marion Craig;
Milk. Norman Finley; Bread, Elmer
Staples; Bath boy, James McCaus-
land; Tooth brush, Florence Fer
land: Clean shoes, Victor Smith:
Dirty shoes, Earle Craig; Ringer
Nails, Elizabeth Galway; exercise,
Eleanor Smart; Hair, Madeline Stew
. art; Candy. Eileen Dyer.
A second playlet appropriate to the
anniversary Of Washington's birthi
day was presented by the pupils of
the third grade, with the following
/ taking part: Albert Eastman as
George Washington. Edison Kittredge
as the servant: Harold French, secre-
tary.
A most satisfactory report on the
successful Valentine party, held Mon
day evening at the school under the
auspices of the PIT Association was
given at the meeting yesterday at
ternoon. and 1t was voted to hold a
dance at the Augusta Y. NJ. c. A. the
first of April.
Following the business and pro-
gram dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the Mesdames Creamer, Wing,
Davis and Pillsbury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-17

rooms an altogether festive appear
ance.
Dances, modern and old fashioned,
to please both old and young, were
greatly enjoyed, with the classy
Calumet Club dance orchestra Of six
pieces furnishing the harmony The
dancing continued until midnight,
with a short intermission at IL
o'clock, at which time several vocal
selections were rendered by a men,
Der Of the club.
During intermission refreshments
were served from two attractively
decorated booths, and these included
cakes, ice cream, sandwiches and
soft drinks. The party was conclud-
ed shortly before the midnight hour.
bringing to an end one of the most
pleasing social events on the club
calendar for the year.