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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES T26 3rt

IRi LEES -SALF. Of AL ABLE EAI
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES 726 Bird
BY virtue OF IA certain, deed of trust, re-
corded February ID. 1925 instrument
No. 5; among the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned will
ises on FRIDAY THE THIRD DAY OF
SEPTEMBER 1925. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM the following described land and
premises. situate in the District of Column
hia and being part of lot No: 30 in Lane &
Lanes subdivisi OF sqnan No. 7s6 .as per
Mat recorded in the office of the surveyor
for the District of Columbia in Liher No.
"a and folio No. 15l described a. follows,
namely: Beginning for the same at the
northwest corner Of said lot and running
thence east rs feet. thence south 10 feet.
thence west 5 feet. thence north on Bird
st east 6 feet. to the place Of beginning
Terms of sale One-third cash. balance to
be arranged at time Of sale Subject to a
first deed Of strust of twenty-five hundred
h ho,d Collars $500 oo at Tine Of sale
Terms of sale TO be complied with within
thirty days of date OF sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
ertv mt the risk and cost of defaulting pur.
chaser after five DAYS advertisement of said
resale IN some newspaper published in
WASHINGTON. D. c. All conveyancing and
notary charges to he paid by the purchase
ARTHUR j. BRIDGETT
MILTON STRASBrRGER
au240&ds .eXSu Trustees.
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ROBERT \. TAYLOR
auf8-d&ds exSu Trustee
r.a.r.I N
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A WESCHLER g. son. Aurtioneers.
L. 8 MARSHAI'S SALE OF CONFISCATED
AUTOMOBILES

BY virtue of certain orders issued out OF
the Supreme and Police Courts OF the Dis
trict of Columbia and to me directed. II
eases wherein the United state. IS nalntln
viz Nos 26s42l. 3S69+t 1881 20 2ss-
AIS 2SS595 2S8s19. 29O30I. and supreme
Court No 1871. in which cases the follow
Ing persons are defendants. respectively, IN
the order OF said numbers, Nlz.--Nl!lian
Raymond Brown. Carl Eugene Smith. Ernest
.Ipncs Harry L. Driver Theodore White;
NJ line Swami. Clarence Washington. Earl
TAYLOR and Richard shorter and Jeronf
Peters | will sell At publ" sale for cash IT.
front of the storage rooms Of the Metropoli-
tan Warehouse Company No. 80 Florida ave.
ne; Washington p & a. TEE = El- ~
NINTH 1926. the following aUtomohlles.
to-wit: Ford Touring. Motor NJ, 4alu9.b
n armon Touring. Motor No. 1920; Ford Sc
dan Motor No 153T073; Ford Roadster.
Motor No. 1922 721 Ford Touring. Motor
No. s24sGooa; r Ford Sedan Mo to,,. AZ. 81
and Studebaker Touring. Motor No. E.k.-
tsS42 seized from said defendants: respec-
lively for Illegal transportation OF intoNl,
eating Honor in violation of the National
Prohibition Act and confiscated by the
United States of America and sold in accord
n1ce with the provisions OF section 20. title
II OF the National Prohibition Act; and all
nersons having liens against said machines
are hereby directed to file the same IN sand
Police ard supreme Courts on or before
10 40 am. "Wednesday. Scnfenlber y.
1875. f, & ~ 1DkK
) aulS36 United States Marshal
1-pOS / OWEN & son AJJTTIONEERS.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER & son. Aucuoneers
Bankruptcy Sale of a Large
Stock of Mems Pants,
Suitings. Etc.

BY virtue Of al order of the supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. hold dine
1907. the undersigned trustee will sell By
public auction at Weschler,s go 20 ave
n W on TUESDAY. AUGUST THIRTY ONE
1895 COMMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK
AN, about 500 pairs assorted Pants and
knockers Suitings. Belts, etc.
The above stock will first be offered as
an entirety. and if satisfactory bid IS not
received viii be immediately sold IN detail
Terms: Cash
DAVID WIENER, Trustee,
auo621"S 80 Woodward Building
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Bust
ness Property, Being Two
Brick Stores and Apartments,
Situated Southeast Corner of
9th and P SITS. NV.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust dated
August IS. 1924. being instrument No. 1879.
io@orded August 70, 1924 among the land
records of the District OF Columbia. and at
fhe request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees viii sell at pM9blic auc-
The THIRTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. 1926.
IT FoLR Pm the following e. es nI,< lang NJ
Columbia. and designated as and being lot
IS IN Helen Batso''s snodi'isio al "a s4,i A.
Surveyor for the District of Columnia IN
Iiber A. R =. at folio ~.
trust Tor Sl5. 900 the overdue interest and
kaxes thereon ard special assessments. II any,
&1rthny particulars Of which wlt| be an
nounced at tire oF sale. The, pErch4se 2ri-e
above SAID trgst 10 be paid IN easa. Gr-
'ording, and revenue stamps a. r,!rrnas@<,
davs otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property NAV he advertised and rescld at the
discretion of the trustees.
NV IOSFpW H BAIT
DONALD NJ. EARLI.,
au a-d&ds. Trustees
TIIOS OWEN & SON AfrCTI0NFERS
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Three-Story-and- Cellar Brio k
Dwelling, No. 1910 Girard St.

By virtue of certain deed Of trust duty
recorded III Llber No. 5000, fofin lEa. ft
seq Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia and al the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii offer FOR sale Ivy public auction; ~
front of the premises on FRIDAY. THE
THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1895, AT
FGtR-THIRTy O'CLOCK PM the follow
ing described land and premises, situate ~
the District of Columbia. to-wit Lot ~
* in Block % columbia Heights, as
pnr plat recorded in Liber County II AT
folio 30 said block being now known for
purposes of assessment and taxation as
square 1850. subject 10 building restriction
line ami coy enants of record.
eot 10 a sn'ur deed Of trust for - 300 at
q per cent. due February 10, 1872, bal
anee : 900 cash. the remainder $40 per
month incldng interest 1T ~, per cent.
secured 10y a second deed of trust upon the
pronerty sold. all cash over trust. at
option OF purchaser. deposit Of $500
required ot purchaser at time of sale All
convryanciug. recording aud notariai fees
At cost of purchase. Terms of sale 10
lie complied with within thirty days from
DAY of sale otherwise the trustees reserve
the right 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaultina purchaser. after
five days advertisement Of such resale N
some newsoaper published in the city OF
JESSE II HEDGES.
w. r. RODGERS.
aU9+- d&dS pxSu Trustees
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.nANA wEsCHLER & son. AUCTs.

Notice is hereby given that Dodge Toup ~
held on account Of Joe Edwards ami Dodge
Roadster Automobile No, 7o3o48, met1g No
16o So. held or account OF Edward harrl
of weschler's auction rooms, 90 Pennsyl-
vapia ave NV. washington. D G. on SAT
TEMBER. 1924. AT TEN O'CLOCK IN THE
FORENOON. TO satisfy 2 lien on each OF the
age and other charges by Semmes Motor Co.
au.6.se2. SEMMES MOTOR CO.
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an H-dNds eNN 4 = tsIFtE.
THOs- j OWEN & son. ACCTIONEERs
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO,
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DwELLINGA NO. 5l3 NINTH STREET


Fly Urine, Of a certain deed of trust duly
.erolyied in Libcr No 4519 folio 200 ct seq,
IL the land records of the District of Colum,
ora, and a. the reancst 81 The partT se.nEtti
IT !Fy!ssDAY. THE SFyENTr DAY ~ SIP
1'FMRER AID la@t, AT FIVETHlRTS
6ffIoCk PM. the >tolowioS .dcs, 1oed j4nd
and premises situate N III" nstrigt q CO o,
ard the south fo.r and aighty-'wo h.;
redtths feet % O. ~ ana, trent by 1Hs'
trustees. subdivision of lots IN square 936i
n SAID subdivision l. on file ADD of record
IN the nftire Of the surveyor of the District
az Columbia in LIher IL. folio i27
Terms. Sold subject 10 "A prIoF need OF
trust for VI SOC, further paitlcuIars of
which Will he announced at time of sale
the purchase price above said trust to De
raid IN cash. deposit of $500 required
Conveyanelns, recording and revenue stapps
with within thirty daN~. otherwise denosi,
forfeited snt tn property may be advertised
4 +. WARl<G
RALPH T. BARTI Eft.
auo6-d&ds axSlI&hot Trustees.
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TH0e. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE RE-
ESTATE BEING PREMISES 1885

EsTATE BLING PREMISES 1856 Il
STREET Sc.
By yintoe # a certain deed Of trust re
No lti', among the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the REQUEST Of the
party scared thereby. the undersigned will
sell al nabli,, al>tlpn,; il trent q 'as prem
SEpTENBEE, 1929. At FIVE O'CLOCK
ises situate III the District of Columbia
and being Tot No loo in Morris catritz's
subdivision OF original lots No. l and No
"a in square No, 104l as per plat recorded
in the office of the surveyor for the District
Of Columbia in Liber No. IS and folio
No. Sc.
be arranged at time OF sale, Subject to a
dollars, ($a.soo .oodIa a deposiIt Of two hun
Terms Of sale 70 be complied with within
thirty days of date Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell she prop
erty at the risk and cost Of defaultins pnr,,
chaser after five DAYS advertisement OF
said resale in some ne.wSspsper published IN
notary charges to be paid by the purchaser
ARTHI r J BRIDGETT.
MILTON STRAS BIZ RGER.
au24 dads. exSu Trustees.
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rear.
~ AMFt Il babel of information
of which Richenda under
stood not one word, then the
~ pointing of some half dozen
sub-nailed brown fingers
down the path in front of her, and
with Il sigh of relief. she was pursu-
ing her course again.
The way had grown more firing
now. the path narrower. more uneven.
Here and there it resolved itself into
sheer dank swamp through which
her boots squelched in oozy slime that
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A High Brow.

From the Christian Science Monitor.
II wonder why the girls don't like
Bill? He's always so full of lofty
thoughts.
That's just il. Whenever he goes
10 a show all he can think OF is gallery
seats
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TOURS.

WHITE MTS.. n. H., TODAY
Auto Tour Sept. l. Monticello
and the Shenandoah Valley Tour,
+ Days, Sept. I.
DELTA TOURS,
4o2 Kresge Bldg. Main l47z
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STEAMSHIPS.


The Wen Equipped Royal Mail Steamers
eNIAGAkA" 10000 tonsl sept. :2. Nov. -
'rAOEANy:l" (22.OOO tons) Oct. 20. Dec. rs
Sail from Vancouver. B c.
For tares; etc. apply Can Pae. Rwy.. 905
18th St. Washington or to the Canadian Aus
traiaslan hne. Winch Bldg 500 Hastings
w Vancouver B C.
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ROBERT l.. FNAN'
Il. W. HARRIS
THos. J. owr3 & <0~. ArCTtoNEERs

rRrf 1W + ind SALE OF 40. FAtF FL Fiji f
STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of certain deed Of trGs.. tat Il
February @ 1928 bfiag instr'jmeat 40.
recorded February. - 1925. ,ac,ong the
land records Of the District Of Fo'un1'na
and at the request q the party ses. sci
pqhle suct@p in trqnt , q tG III cp
OF AUGUST Nd 1926. AT FIVE Pm o.,
The following described land a9i pr"aI' ses
situate in the District of Columbia and
designated as and being parts Of orisinr; iots
: and q in sGuare S2l beginning for fh'
same On Fourth street - feet south from
the northwest corner of said original l"t
and running theroe east 81 feet ~. h:
thence south "a feet u larhee thence vest
S. feet ] inch. thence north "a feet
inches to the beginning.
Terms, Sold suh3cct 70 prior deed a
trust fof : 900 90 AMI sec0nG decd of
trust TOY 5000 90. turtle part liars OF
which viii he anHoun' ed AZ time Of salH
the purchase price above said trusts 70 be
maid in cash \ depo-it of $500 40 required
Gonveyaacing recording e.. a. purchase" !
cost. Terms To be complied With withii.
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property NAV he advertised ani resold
at the discretion of the trustee
JOHN r. CANT.
ROBERT y TAYLOR
aul Solids exSu Trustees.
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Trustees Sale of Barber Shop
Equipment Contained in
Premises GAS N Street
Northwest.

BY virtue o. certain chattel deed > OF
Ia. recorded june q 1899 the tnders gn ID
trustees will sell a: public auct'o'; within
the above described promises, ON fRjDA>
1925. Ar TEN O'CLOCK An s waiting
Chairs. BARRIER chars J Gas HHat"F. :
Cases and Mirrors ! Wall flo"js. BeEel
edged Mirror ! Wash Bas3n. ! t.:"otr'" HaF
tllpper tRat:r''t H.. u: ii 2"-'t'.n 1t, -
frerr1s
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GOV
RALPH GIVEN. Secreta

| RALPH GIVEN, S.
| ~ 9th
| Richard H. Akers
| william n. Atkinson
! Raphael Charles AL.
| len
| l.. f. Anderson
| Paul r. Ames
| Marquis T. Aibertsun
/ joseph r. Atchlson
; Fawina y A. Avery
Walter f. Banie
| STANLEY :. HARROW
| Ftiw ard y. Beaie
Thomas L M nj e + t
Reall
MILFORD ID ii Z ! a :
Beatie
! Ernest e. Bender
James Y. Bennett
STANLEY Ria!os
! John r.. Benney
ponat Louis Ber-
| Herman B"rman
Edwin 4. Biosi
Earl Adams Bloom
ol!ist
b. Robert BOdner
/, SauiI!el HaZen Bond,
II.
! Walter II. Borcherd =
iitg
BENJAMIN J o S h u IA
Brooks
Agues N arj orr t
Brown
] Theodore A, Brown
Edward + Braden
W. C.. Braun
| Samuel II. Brei'ien-
! bach
Milo II. Brinkley
! John II. Brubaker
Helen NJ. Burns
NJ. Il. BSington. u.
K II y Ell Theodore
Carlson
Alfred X. Cherry
| Frank e. Choate
| j. " esley tlampitt.
; Harold o. Clay ton,
! Paul A. GOWN
, Anna Mullen Cleary
, John Philip Cooney,
; Camille James Cot
! Irell
t Ollie NJ. Cooper
!! Loyola NJ. C0yne
Marie Frances Gran
/ dali
/ Thomas II. Crelgh-
ton. ir.
! Francis j. Crillev
BENJAMIN B. Cain. lr.
Renah r. Camalier
John Fl. Cannon
J. Russell DALEY
Francis c. Damrell
! A. Mercer Daniel
John Donald De Fec
Alfonso 2 Donesa
James =. Donovan
William l.. Douden
Charles l.. Dufiey
Dorothy James Dunn
Gordon l.. Eakle
Dewey ] E,iW ards
Gerhard A. Fllestad
Thomas s. Ellis
James Paul Erwin
James p. Farrell
Pascal d. FaIlon
Clarence NJ. Fisher
2. ". Fitz Gerald
Courtnev Fletcher
Ernest ID. Fooks
Alden w. Foster
David George Freed
man
Deimour John Fuqua
William +. Furev
Joseph B. Gilbert
William Gitlltz
Paul F.. Golden
Howard IT. Gordan
Louis A. Gravelle
V. Eccleston Graves
Charles 0. Gridley
Philip G. Greenan
Paul Douglas Grubbs
John w. Guider
Archibald Lyle Han
Michael Harden
Francis j. Harahan
Homer Nj. Hartford
George S. Hastings
Harold Francis Nav
Maud G. Hawks
Edward B. Hayes
Elmer r. Helferich
Henry p. Henley
Albert r. Henry
Delmar !. Hill
George d. Hicks
Joseph Hirschman
CLAY G.. Holmes
Davis J. Hornstein
James p. Hume
Andrew w. Huntress
George Osmond Hyde
nellie l.. Ingels
William Roy Ives
George r. Jackson
Chester Hayden Jar
Harry w. johnson
Maurice Judd
Robert l.. Kahn
Charles |. Kaplan
II. Louis Katz
Nellie Ct. keasel
John j. keehan
Joseph Thomas Kelly
Samuel w. Kipnis
aiyI1 Ia rt
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Braddock Heights, Md.

shHuSCMCHt dIh, entertainment IOf
the entire family
Dancing, Golf, Tennis, Swimming.
Horseback Riding. Fishing. etc.
Write any of the following hotels and cot
Lagos for rates. etc: Hotel Braddock M J
Croghan Findabona. Hattie b. Warfieid: Val
ley View Inn and COTTAGES Hammond &
q6esnlander seachrlst Mountain House, Mrs
J. W ,Seachrfst Camp Schley Inn. Miss Clara
F. coblentz; the FajTmont. F. c. Rem slurg
ington Cottage: M and Mrs. Chas. n. Klaus
HAYES Ihorn sS,ase Mrs. IcssDhins Hayes Bsae
lsr.s Inn Mis-, Clara Z, Keller: stonehurst
GH. ss fo,i Ms Ma R aaysr Rest co,taSs
Harley: belmont Cottage. Miss Mary FuImer:
BraddoCk Heights Garage and Refreshment
Stand, Frederick Dahlia ardens bulbs and
cut flowers, groceries and provisions H. B.
CohientZ.
., Blue Ridge Transportation Co leaves
and l240 am. 10 and $40 pm
prederck 2O.min. ride on electric line to
ccAAMP, ScHLEY MISE Ger week up
scenery. swimming pool. Excellent liable
Dancing Band concerts. Miss Coblentz. Prop
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN PAUL EAKNEST. Attorney.
600 r Street NV

Notice is hereby given that the list pub.
applicants for, admission to. the Bar OF the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia.
ton held June IL sand 10. 1926.
The Committee Of Bar Examiners requests
THAI auv information tending 10 affect the
"iieihiii.y ef anv OF said applicants. on
moral GROUNDS he furnf;shed tie Committee
john PAUL EARNEST, "nairman,.
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TOMORROW.

4 DAM A WEsCHLER SON. Aurtioneers
Attorneys Sale Of Radio Parts,
Hardware, Cash Register,
Machinery, Fixtures, Etc.
BY Public Auction
At No. SO8 eth St. NV.
Friday, August 9th
Commencing 10 AM
Small Stock Radio Parts. Hardware.
'I.ionel' Trains and Tack. Small E'ectfit
Motors, Electric Soldering Irons. etc,
Also
Drill Press and Motor Bench Grir1er,
Yron Safe National tam Register, Floor
Case. Counters. Shelylns. Pte.
Terms Cash.
ALLEN MACCF LIEN. attornc-.
au24 1925 Evans BHldi1E.
THOS i OWEN & son At'CTiONFERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
N>vn-r.
THos J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs

THUS. J. OWEN & son. AUITlONEEKs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO:
STORY FRAME DWELLING. KNOWN :S
As PREMISES 423 10th STREET
', BY virtue of a eeftain deed of trust. dated
December 2, 1928. being instrument No.
l3o recorded December s. 1925. among the
land records of the District OF Columbia. and
at the request of the party secured there
oy; the undersigned trustees will sell at
Rnhlic auction, in front Of the premises; on
OF AUGUST AID. 1926. AT FOUR Pm.
the following described land and premises
situate III the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being part of original lot
" IN square 353. beginning at the northeast
corner Of said lot and running thence south
on 10th street IL feet y Inches. theme
Zee, inches n~fs thence ess, he 81 feet Sf'
inches to the point of beginning said prop
erty known for purposes of taxation
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust for 81 10000. further particularly OF
which will be announced at time Of sae !:
paid in cash A deposit of seoo 90 required.
tonveyanclng. recording. etc. III pucchase~ .
cost Terms 10 be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise decosit forfeited ard
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of The trustees:
LLOYD r. Turner,
NATHAN DUFALL.
aule.d&ds, exsu Trustees.
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THOS J. OWEN & son. ArCTlONEERs
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AnAM al wEscHLER & SOY. Anc,loneers
Smyrna times., 1926-05-12
WHOLE no. 3737
TAX DELINQUENTs MUST PAY
Legal Penalties And Interest OF Five
Per Cent Will be ImpOsed.-WiH
Take Action on All Cases

Letters of notification to all tax
ables who failed to file 1925 state
school tax returns We're mailed last
week, p. S. DUPONT, tax commissioner,
announced. These letters notify those
who have failed to pay the filing fee
and such income tax as may be due,
of the privilege of submitting their
returns for 1925 at any time prior to
May Is with penalties and interest of
five per cent and one per cent per
month, and further state that imme-
diately after May Is the filing fee and
tax will be doubled. 1t was suggested
that taxables upon receipt of the let
ter Immediately communicate with
one of the three offices at either Viii
mington, Dover or Georgetown, in
order that payment may be made or
arranged before the expiration date Of
the lesser penalties. Arrangements
have been made not only to aid tax
ables in preparing their returns, but
also to visit delinquents who fail to
respond to the notification and to pro-
ceed in accordance with the law to
collect the tax. Contrary to a belief
in some quarters that the school tax
cannot be collected, it was pointed out
the statute clothes the Tax Depart
ment with the most rigid collection
powers, which will be enforced by le-
gal action in those cases in which it
is found necessary. The notices
mailed refers only to 1925 delinquency,
those who have failed to pay for 9TH
er years will be similarly notified
within short time there after and
the same methods followed in the col
lection Of the tax. In cases where
the computation of the tax and inter
est is not understood, the information
showing total income and expenses for
each year should be submitted either
personally or by letter to one of the
officers where assistance in determin-
ing the amount due viii be rendered
Smyrna times., 1926-05-12
LAST MEETING CENTURY CLUB
Club Women Installed Their New Of
ficers Friday and Adjourned For
Summer Recess to Meet Next Oct.

The last meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club for the year was held
on Friday, May 7th. The room was
decorated with lilacs and narcissus.
The program was devoted to reports
and installation of the new officers.
After the club song Miss Mary Hyn-
son and Miss Rebecca Williams play
ed a piano duet; next Miss Williams
rendered a piano solo. Mrs. I. Luther
Lapham and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall
gave their reports of the financial
standing of the club and corporation.
Miss Anna D. Hough gave a report of
the past two years work of the COR
poration. Mrs. S. J. Reynolds, the re
tiring president, gave a splendid ad-
dress. She then installed the new
president, Mrs. Howard R. Jones, who
in turn, in a very pleasing manner,
accepted the gavel with all its respon-
sibilities and Immediately installed
the new officers and chairmen, which
was responded to by the first vice
president, Mrs. H. H. Kenyon. A
most delightful social hour followed.
Mrs. George Boehmler and Mrs. John
]. Williams served tea and cinnamon
toast. The officers and chairmen
elected as announced last week, were:
President, Mrs. Howard R. Jones;
first vice-president, Mrs. H. H. Ken
yon; second vice-president, Mrs. W..
G. Anthony; Recording secretary,
Mrs James V. Wright; Corresponding
secretary, Miss Emily w. Spruance;
Treasurer, Mrs. James P. Hoffecker;
Hostess, Mrs. H. P. Jones; History,
Miss Anna D. Hough; Civics, Mrs.
George w. Boehmler; Social Service,
Mrs. Norman Coleman; Ants and
Crafts. Miss Mabel Wheatman; Music,
Mrs. F. F. Evans; Education, Mrs. S.
J. Reynolds; Literature, Mrs. L. l..
Handy; Hrs. E. S. Dwight, State
Board Director; Auditors, Mrs. John
w. Clifton and Mrs. A. Lee Cummins.