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Several hUnEa'uAs conveniently located
and %lth garages. aj $50 and : IS POI mauSh
ga leases 1ot UIE year Or iezS.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
2S295 Pa Ave N w
. Phone PAT d4H6
SUMMER I1lITAGE-

3 small rooms. Sg75 PAYABLE $500 cash
balance $50 Der month 100 feet On gravel
land on Potomaa 45 minutes auto ride.
one hour motor boat ride finest hshing. best
duck hunting in Winter ideal canp for
week end outing all year. Write and owner
will call Address Box 222-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
sALE-suBuRBAN PROPERTY.

fCantIuuea.l -
4-ROOM & BATH BUNGALOW. WITH DOT
hardwood doors; price. s3.750; no cash
8-roosn a, 'a, and bath, semi -bunEalow: ppeless
furnace electric light, garage. lot loo by
215: price 50 500 $500 cash and 500 Der
S-room and bath house. with large sleen-
ing porch, furnace heat ami: open i,.t,, hTe,
house ls block to car line; price. $500;
$500 cash and 500 neg month "a So,
etc: close 10 Baltimore pike price, $4,000;
'e'fsa Bea9tlfni lot ii HyattyyiHe Hills: $500.
e. u0wn and S5 per month ..
=. B. ZANTZlNGFR.
- BaIto. or Hvatts. Nd Hyatts. 72
NEAR ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
"a acres: c-story frame house. rooms
rare "a 1T Chicken ai09p hoass es.' bcsc- b $500
acres: or bungalow large chlekeh
house and ~small barn spring and stream.
acre 7.r house arai.t-garaSe. c.iehen
and breeder hqases a7ont -56 @5 mAea f'''t
6-r. stuceo house Oh I2r&" Tot, chtc@Fh
LAUGf1LIN * POWELL,
Phone rsi! afLeoR e5uro6 zf so7.F.a.
WILD FLOWERS.
The flowers that bloom i'll the
Spring are now at their best.
On the beautiful wooded
slopes Of "Oakcrcst.
Twelve minutes from White
House.
We invite YOU TO come out on
Easter Sunday and Monday.
L: . f,,,.rb aud enjoy
Evening star., 1927-04-16
PERMANENTLY RESIDENTIAL.
-TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST
-WOODLEY PARK

English Suburban, Georgian English Semi-Spanish
and Italian Architecture.
Six rooms, baths with shower; one-car twocar
bult-n garage maids and bath large kitchen with
kitchen cabinet buitn refrigerator newesttype gas range
white oak flooring throughout four deep, acedar closets
electrically lighted efficient fireplace of Belgian black
MARBLE carefully apportioned boiler room coal and
laundry facilities.
An outstanding value among the Capitals better-cass
homes; fifteen minutes from midtown. in Woodley Park
adjoining famous English Village.
Prces-$17.50o to $4,000
Terms-S2.5 500 Cash: SIPS Monthly,
Open Daily and Sunday Until PM.
Exhibit House, 2o15 18th St. NV
Turn Off Connecticut Avenue at Cathedral Avenue.
WARDMAN,
143z st. NV. Main $780,
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EASTER BARGAIN

7-r. and h. modern bungalow h w h fire.
Mace garage beautiful lot and shrubbery
On R. l. ave. Was Sl3 0G0. Only $1,000
EASY terms Call North 1908
Evening star., 1927-04-16
FOR S.aLE---aIuUSES
FOR sALE-ifOUsFss.
PETWORTH'S BEST.


HARRIS-SEAPERO NEW GROUP Or HOMES
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION
EATURES-Unexcelled construction throughout,
unusual beauty and individuality Of design; six
large, airy rooms. combination Pembroke tub and
shower, double flooring throughout, parquetry on
first floor and best grade hardwood upstairs; solid
brick pantry special kitchen cabinets. stove found
usually in only much more expensive homes, excep-
tional lighting fixtures automatic hot-Water storage
system. These homes were built by strictly Union
Labor days work, are Approximately 20x32 feet, on
lots l40 deep and located the highest point in
all Petworth, They worthy Of your most careful
inspection.
LOCATION-ALLTSON ST.
OFF NJ H. AVE, | SQUARE NORTH OF
GRANT CIRCLE,
Evening star., 1927-04-16

CITY & SUBURBAN REtT. ESTATE 4
- tN PROPERTIES
bA' 9th 81 N-Ns IgEf MINI. AVE.
Main 1i9l. Liza .gm 1884,
Evening star., 1927-04-16
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

PRICES. $3.50 AND $3.50.
have i've rooms and bath hot and cold
water. electric lights, concrete cellar under
entire house IN. excellent condition Month
2od Allegheny ace open all day Sunday.
"''' ALEX. s. CLARKE. JR..
laaa @ ST. NV.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
DON'T WAIT TO BUILD.

Here is an artistic well built beautiful
home that YOU can move right into. See
II as it Is. not III bodks or paper plans
& large rooms tiled bath numerous closets
OAK floors, fireplace. steel beams. concrete
parches dry cellar laundry trays h.-w h.
real home with every Improvement. COM
fort and convenience plus sturdy. honest
construction. You ought to see this house.
You viii be surprised - the nTicc and easy
terms Ask the agent - show you our No.
50 house sunday from 10 I'm. to y m.
Jefferson Park. on the uDper road TO Alex
sndrla
L. c. MACPHERSON,
Evening star., 1927-04-16
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP.
GLEN ECHO.

For sale or reut. T-room house. bath, cleo
tficitv furnace. garage S35' Der month"; one
block car lire. 104 Yale ave, Inquire Mrs.
4%H
Evening star., 1927-04-16
RFNT--SUByRRAN PR0PFRTY-

WANTED - MECHANIC AND WIFE TO
share large suburban home: moderate rent
garden, poultry. fruit. Address Box 9T-A.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
FOR sAi.E--FIOUsEs.


:, ~ 8 x-11T7 TsTN5l1 VII 4 r
PERHAPS IAN hEItF " rlsD il,st;, !" n u = =
you want. GiNe ~, 81 ~ ~s' toSaet0h
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DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN - Tb .uVO
6-room house, : years old reduced to S4,I3o
Near American University. Ceve. 36ll.* y
i{z{ NTSp7F ST NV -G-ROOM AND
bath brick home: beautiful location bargain.
az 900 lT%
.,30d ,7NT1 gF Il F---NFW FIVE ROOMS
and nataf taP5 ASny to m ownaT Ti' '''' I7&
y ~ 1ig!lS = -, "a. -. \ \
h-R0OM BUNGALOW NEAR Rlst, 4 A5Ss AAD
Cathedral ave.. eieg., ctty water $3.50
terms OWNER, CleEe. 225 s.~
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED MODERN HOUSE
3S61-W. - -----l
OH AND 9i6 IRVING ST N.E.--SEFEN-
1@@ 1@dng 9sS insfantaaeas 5i ne NV Water heater tie
bath. Eniltla tub and shower hardwood
floors tireplaee, Laundry trays. retngeratoF'
detaehed. If'ta ~ l3Eht &lla Terms ft#s0h-
h6ie see rs. ,,,,.r s,,- ,.l,rr.n-x-
BRODI ItEA J. IoM IAN ,,.,,,
1903 Eye y. NN.---M y AIN 03l *.
DETACHED
New. Z rooms. n35JS NV ears ana 1i3ls'
2l0.290. 15sze. 2o2.- Z 49, :, - -
Two adjoining semi detached houses. CON
S1ici rara@es. near 18th and Columbia rd.,
well financed easy terms.
GAhDlNh6 q 1fin5 na h<1;' w; NV
Nam 46s4. ! .1Nt' = 2 : =, :, 49, s.
DO5s NrOWN REsIDENCE.--SUl UlTABLE FOR
Eleven very large rooms. z tile baths annd .
tile washstauds Garage tpF slN cars. NeaI
18Th and / sts nv keasohab1a eash Day
Evening star., 1927-04-16

n. l.. SANSBURY Co. Inc.
14Is Exe 81 Nm Main sg03A
Pbaas Service Until o Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07
SOCIETY

Continued from Page Twenty-onel
t7bn Crescent place In honor of Mrs. Will
liam Wolff Smith, president of the Dis
trict branch of the League of Ameri-
s~can Pen Women. the house will be at
stfractively decorated with large baskets
of roses.
Receiving With Mrs. Logan and Mrs.
Smith will be the officers of the Dis
trict league. Mrs. Theodore Hance
Tiller and Mrs. Harriet Hawey
Locher, past presidents of the District
branch, will preside at the tea table.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Grace
Thompson Seton, national president,
and the other national officers. as well
as many people prominent in literary
and art circles of Washington.
The Nassar alumnae of Washington
are bringing Hugh Walpole to Wash
ington to speak on THE Victorian
and the Modern Novel" at the Con
tinental Memorial Hall Wednesday,
January 26, at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Margaret Lambie is in charge
and is assisted by Miss Dorothy John
son of Woodley place. the president of
the Nassar Alumnae of Washington.
and Miss Anna Southland Larner. 1909
Nineteenth street.
The money is to swell the student
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07
COUPLE WILL RE-ENACT
5O-YEAR-OLO WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartung Are
Each 10 and Natives of
Washington.

Their wedding ceremony performed
50 years ago today, will be re'eh
acted tonight by Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Hartung, 3215 Seventh street
northeast The ceremony VIII be per
formed at Trinity Lutheran -ChurCn'
Fourth and f. streets. by rev. ~ W.
Henntng. at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartung were ma 'e ~
here January :, 1877. They are each
q wears old and both are natives
Of Washington, having lived mere an
Of their lives. Mr.. Hartung was 1or
80 Years a car inspector and fofen1a J,
of inspectors with the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad here. lie mas peeh
retired several years.
Both are enjoying good health ann
arc anticipating the ceremony WIN
excitement Six Of their Cnlldreh
will attend the wedding. The follow
ing children will he present: MIS-
Ottlie Fenton. Henry. Carl, MorltZ.
Louis and Milton Hartung, all OF
Washington. Mrs. Pauline Fenton'
Oklahoma city. Okla. another dauGh'
tor. will he unable to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-07

aid fund which the club gives each
year to a local girl who attends Vas,
sar College.
The New York State Society will
give a reception and dance at the Will
lard Hotel tomorrow evening. Miss
Minna Nieman. the pianist, and Miss
Emma L. Ostrander, the monologist.
will give a short program preceding
the dance.
The reception committee includes
Mrs. John Nicholson. chairman: Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Hamilton
Fish ir.: Mrs. Frederick Davenport,
Mrs. Robert Ash. Mrs. George C..
Chase. Miss Mary T.. Black and Miss
Florence Caroline Adams.
The hoStesSeS for the evening will he
Mrs. J. H. Mcclure, Mrs. George H..
Lynch Miss Helen r. Brown. Miss
Grace T.. Strait Miss Margaret Smith.
Mrs. Frank S. Sanford and Mrs. Carl
ton van Nalkenberg.
Mrs. William Charming Johnson,
president Of the board Of lady man
ayers of the Episcopal Home for the
Aged, wishes to thank the public for
its generous patronage for the eve
ming of harp, song and story given at
the Mayflower Hotel the evening OF
December Is. which was arranged
and managed by Jean Wilson, mon.
ologist. assisted by other able artists.
all of whom gave their services free.
The Anna gerbanan Railway Of Den.
mark is to be electrified.
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The Anna gerbanan Railway Of Den
mark is to be electrified.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19
REV. THOMAS LEcTURING

Rev. William A. Thomas, former pastor of the Seward and Anchorage Episcopal churches, sends his regards to his many friends in letter which has just been received in Seward from the popular preacher of the gospel. Incidentally, he enclosed remittance towards the local tennis court for, he says, he enjoyed many fine games on it. Reverand Thomas wrote from Man. istique, Mich but apparently his of- flee is in New York City for his sta tionery carries that address He is lecturing on Arctic Alaska few of his subjects being "The Episcopal church among the Eskimos," and "Six years of winter travel with dog team"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19
SEVEN MEN ON THE JOB

Seven men are employed at the present time in the preliminary work, that of excavating on the new Mis- sion school, reports contractor Ger hard Johnsen, who last week was a. warded the contract for its erection. The excavating should be fully com pleted by early next week, he states, after which the carpenters will move in on the job. The Seward Machine Shop have the contract for installing the plumbing and Tom Osbo, the cleo tricaI work It is thought the school will be completed well under two months.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19
TALENTED v|OL|N|sT
 FORMER SEWARD GIRL.
 ENROuTE NORTH SOON

Wilma Bazant, the most noted vio- linist from Alaska ever to have ap- peared on the concert stages of the world will soon return to Seward, her former home for many years, accord ing to cards received from the talent ed young lady, in the last mail
 It may sound like a fairy tale, but it Is not. Indeed, there are hundreds of good folk up in Thane, Juneau, La touche, and in Seward, who remember well the little tot of girl named Vil ma Bazant and when she first came to the Territory.
 The great artist who now returns after all these years is the same Little Wilma" whom they applauded so often. She is the same boyish tot for whom her hosts of friends and admirers prophesied a great career.
 For long time these glowing proph- esies seemed much like the sunlit mists that overhung the glaciers and mountain peaks back of the home of the Bazants in many corners of the Territory
 Then, one evening little Wilma was asked to play for a gentleman from New York, who happened to be visit ing a friend in log cabin that nestled in the woods back of Seward. The slip of a girl never realized that that night it was Dame Fortune herself who guided her bowhand which helped to win a prominent art patrons heart lfor her cause Namely, the one who discovered the spark of genius in the child was no other than MT. Corne- lius Vanderbilt Whitney.
 Six years later an enthusiastic New York critic wroto:
 Wilma Bazant is an artist from Alaska who brings to us New Mes sage rugged and rousing in it's depth and sincerely.
 The New York Press: Bohemian and Huguenot ancestors have given Wilma Bazant emotion and character Alaska enriched her art with inspir- ing virility."
 The former Seward girl is looking forward with keen interest to her visit and truly her friends in Sew ard must be legion judging from the many who so kindly called The Gate ways attention to her coming.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19
HUNTERS ATTENTION

The attention of sheep and goat hunters who anticipate going after a few when the season opens,on Aug 20, should bear in mind they are not permitted to shoot mountain sheep or mountain goat in the Eeastern part of Kenai peninsula, east of longitude 150 degrees the location of which is indicated by North and South line five miles East of the Stalter place on Kenai river).
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19
B. of p. E. CALLS FOR BIDS

Elsewhere in the columns of this issue will be found copy from the Bureau of Public Roads, an official call for bids, an invitation to anyone interested, in submitting bids for cer- tain work on the recontruction and improving the Kenai lake highway. The work involves considerable i'm provements as will be seen in reading the legal over.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19
INFORMATION coUGHT

Dr Ethel White, route i, box 266, Torrance, Calif., is seeking her bro- ther Melville Snayze, who is about 52 years old and whose last known ad- dress was Fairbanks. Dr. White has not heard from him in 32 years.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19

New, sanitary and modern refrige- ration of all meat, poultry, butter, eggs and cheese at the FRYE BRUHN market.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19

Unless you have tried FRYES BA- BY BEEF you have not tried the best.
 Serve FRYES BABY BEEF and be assured your guests will enjoy it.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-19

Leave your orders for fresh killed h ckens at Brown & Hawkins.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-06-21
FISH RING BELL TELLING
 COOK READY F0R THE PAN

Making fish ring his own death kneH smatters somewhat of the cus- tom that once prevailed of compelling the condemned criminal to ride on his own coffin, but when such procedure saves lot of time and uncertainty, not to mention giving novelty it gets by, according to Nellie (NeiD Lawing, who was a visiotr to Seward today from her tourist resort on Lake Kenai
 Nellie has rigged an ingenious ar rangement whereby she proceeds to get ready for cooking meal and can tell to the second when to put on the fry pan for a fine lake trout, caught opposite her door. A hook and line is cast into the lake and the line at tached to little bell fastened to the hood of the cooking range. When fish is hooked he rings the bell. At that instant Nellie reaches for the