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CHEVROLET COACH. S235: late model: run
only few miles. and is really in wonderful
condition. The motor is perfect; the paint
upholstery and rubber are like new. A real
buy; easy terms. Your car in trade Adams
Motor Co. 2012 14th NV
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CARPENTER-Gen repairs: show windows,
porches built and glsssed: plans furnished:
Tree estimate. Phi. w K. Weaver. Cley. 5252.
13N
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BUICK. 1927. Master six Sport Roadster.
trade. 1898 tth NV
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1e26-spare tire.
bumper; driven 5000 miles, can arrange
terms. Call Columbia 5000.
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condition. used very little by careful owner;
automatic windshield wiper. parking light
rear-yiew mirror, bumper original tires
cash Sl4S,, $3.50 per month includes ali
charges aud insurance. win trade. Peck IS
2l2I 14th St NV
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
VIII receive prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Service
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1925-New paint;
perfect condition.; terms. Call Mr.. Dorsey.
Potomac 1886
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1927
CHEVROLET COACH.

Run only one week, or 207
miles; will sacrifice on quick
sale; fully equipped. Call Mr..
Pearce, Potomac 1000.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. fine condition: SIS.
auto trailer. viii sleep 4 persons. $50. 1910
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gAFEKHANGING. by the room or bolt
rates very reasonable. For quick action call
Atlantic J670-J 10"
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DICK MURPHY. INC,
1885 18th St. NV.
Potomac 1000.
1928 KALoRAMA RoAD-sERyICE
REAL BARGAINS

Hudson-Super 6 Coaches.
sp yTsT THE CAR TO BUY IN THE
EEsss! HI AT PE D hhfPESB Is Ssa6pTH pS%
SmsUsNSpDIE SlE4F FOR LONG TOURS 4Sfb
BE coNvEIRk4EEES I The IENoTTEB56R SxE
SLEEPING az e QUARTERS IN 5 MfNTTTEs-
y w r, HAVE ONLY FIVE OF THESE PoPfT.
EE9pHSpIITIoN. MANY EXTRAS. tPRfCED
E sbSl ,,S S75 TO 1913. LAMBERTsHfUJp,
CONN. AVE. 49, "GSG OF
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CHRYSLER 10 SPORT ROADSTER. 1925. Of
ion. and the same roadster that you have so
often admired on the street. The finish is
and viii give unlimited Chrysler service and
performance. You will be surprised at the
value 70 this car. and more surprised to
for 5000 with terms. II. B. Leary. Jr.. &
Bros. 1921 l4th st. NV. Open evenings and
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1725 CORCORAN ST. NV.
Nine rooms and 2 baths. h. cleo. SIS
month.
6721 PINEY BRANCH RID.
Eight rooms and two baths h.-w.h., elec.
$40 ST. NV.
Central downtown: eleven rooms and bath,
cleo: newly decorated. S75 month.
els SEAToN PL. NE.
Six rooms and bath. $50 month.
1o45 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Nine rooms and two baths. h-wh.. elec.
automatic heater.
1000 NEWTON ST. NE.
Brookland. near Catholic University. Ten
rooms and two baths. h.-w.h.. cleo. good
condition SIS month.
14O2 18th ST. NV.
Ten rooms and two baths. cleo. gas. hot
water heat.
1887 4th ST. NE.
Six rooms and bath. h.-wh.. cleo. S50.50
month
913 NORTH CAROLINA AVE Sc.
Six rooms and bath: h.-w.h.. cleo: rea-
sonable rent.
318 INDIANA AVE.
Fourteen rooms and two baths: S75
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC ,
141S Eye st. NV. Main 59O4.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION,
FULTON r. GORDON. 1105 Continent&i
Trust Bldg. Main s233.
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14O5 EYE ST. NV.
Exceptional first-fioor store 500 month.
Suitable for insurance. real estate. etc.
n. l.. SALISBURY CO.. INC.
1918 Eve St NV Main 5Q04,.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

$40 JOHN MARSHALL PLACE. r. & B..
dttion. HENRY SCHAFFERT. $40 John
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, ION r q T AIKF N,
SO4 18th ST. NV.
Nj OfOt
Main 2424

9 19s {snt.- R 2 r. B. AMIs 155 90
5113 Conn. awe r. . b.. ami 1000
1921 Quebec n.w.-6 r.. b.. ami. 1000
1903 Kenyon n.w.-12 r. b.. ami. 1000
2435 Sth Il w.-1O r.. b.. ami. 100 90
1916 N CAP st 10 r. h.. ami. 100 90
1851 Euclid n.w.-lO r. 3 b. ami 100 90
3545 Hartford n.w.-6 r.. b.. ami. 95.0u
1890 Utah ave nw-5 r. b. ami $500
BOG Col I'd. AVA r.. h.. h-w,h.. $500
49l5 41st st. n.w.--6 r.. b.. ami 1900
1907 nth st. n.w.-S r. b.. h.-w;h. 1000
3120 18th NE r. & b.. h.-w.h. 1000
2642 10th St ne-6 r. & b. ami. 1000
g22 Longfeliow nw-6 r, b.. ami 1000
1929 9TH ST. n.e-S r. b., ami. $3.50
1890 Euclid n,w-9 r. e. b., ami. $3.50
1918 Orren st. nee e.. b.. ami. $500
1879 Quincy st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. ami. $500
1894 j 1th st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. ami. $500
700 9th st. s.w--12 r.. b.. ami. $500
81 Quincy pl NET r.. b.. ami.... 80 90
239 r ST. mes r. b amin. 5000
$50 DelafieId pl n.w.-6. T.. b.. ami. 5000
5932 Ord ST. n.w.-5 r.. b.. ami.... 5000
632 Jefferson n.w.-5 r. b.. ami =. 5000
116 Quincy n.e.-6 :. & h.. Anil. 5000
1719 9Th st. n.w.-6 r. b. ....... 5000
1927 w. Va. ave. n.e.-6 r. b.. ami. 1920
1OO91a gath st. n.w.-S r.. b.. ami. $3.50
600 Irving ST., nw.-6 r. D.. ami. 1900
205 Cromwell ter. n.e.-6 r. .b..a mi 55.00
80 Cromwell ter. ne 90 r.. b.. ami. $500
S02 o st n.w.-6 r.. b. ........... 5000
1902 I 9th st. nw.--6 r. b......... $500
40 3rd st. n.w.-S r.. b. ..-...... 1000
900 nth ST. SET r. & b. ami. 1000
10 X st. n.e-S r. b.......... 1000
426 10th st. Sc rooms. ....... 5000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main o1OO 925 18th st. NV.
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919 18th ST.
IN THE
EDMONDS BUILDING
A modern store in the heart OF Washing
JAMES +. SHEA.
643 La. Ave. NV

I4I6 X ST NV.
Opposite two large hotels in the heart or
the brokerage business section. attractive
store space with large show window: room
is 23xt5; separate toilet facilities; draped
windows and linoeuni-coyered floor; Very
reasonable propOstion will be considered.
936 ST. NV.
In the heart of the downtown section at
tractiye store room. large show window. $50.
1924 GEORGIA AVE.
Large store room in best shopping sec
ton: cellar and rear ward included: $40.
18th & X Main 9OSO.
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RrFORE ENGAGING YOUR APARTMENT FOR THE
COMING YEAR, WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO INSPECT
THE APARTMENTS OFFERED BELOW WHICH ARE
NOW AVAILABLE FOR OCCUPANCY.


THE RocKLEDGE. e45e Goth ST.
Excellent ant. bldg overlooking Kocs.
one room reception hall and bath non
housekeeping; two rooms hscnei br; pai,,
tubs Newly decorated. Reasonable rents
Resident manager
THE pERsHING 1901 10th ST,
Apis. of one. room. kitchen. dl1lns air r;;,,
and bath S45; two rooms kItcneh an
nV t 18th st. and Rock Creek Park.
in excellent residential section All apis.
have. built-in tubs and showers r swt{{"nt
manager on premises.
400 TIN ST NV. 81, 4,
rooms kitchen and bath, shower southern
exposure.
1921 EUCLID ST. NV.
Three rooms kitchen and bath porch
1894 IRVING ST NV,
six rooms and bath: hotwater heat eec.
THE ASHLEY. "03s ISih ST.
Ants OF three rooms. kitchen ann bath
four rooms. kitchen and bath, porch. EX-
ceptlonalle large rooms; newly decorated
S6S and SO.
149i IRVING ST. NV
Convenient 10 Arcadia Market and lith st
Two rooms. kitchen and bath three
rooms kitchen and bath $40 TO S55 mo.
1908 MELBOURNE sT. NV.
Apt. OF two rooms, kitchen. bath and
porch: $50 mouth. Four rooms and
Electricity furnished: lanltor service; So
month.
500 wARDER ST. NV.
One square from Soldiers Home PARK.
two blocks east Of Ga. ave. az the
corner of warder and Irving SITS three
rooms. kitchen and bath; So 80. Apis
80 be renovated.
TIRE SORRENTO. 1888 18th ST.
Excellent ants of five rooms and four
rooms and bath: reasonable rentals.
s525 18Th ST. NV
One-hali square from Central High School:
new building. -Four rooms and bath.
so 10 SOS month.
TIE YORKSHIRE. 1889 COLUMBIA RID.
Five rooms and bath: front and rear
porches.
THE GLENDowER. 81 9th ST. NE.
0ne-half square from East Capitol 81.
Five rooms and bath: INV b.. cleo: Janitor
service: newly decorated: $3.50 month.
1850 GIRARD ST. NV.
Corner building; Apis. Of Ave rooms and
bath. SO month.
n. L. SANSBI
1918 Eye Street NV.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
2O4 18th ST NV.

OUT II III , !. NV
1335 10Th at nw-1o rooms 500 90
130S Park do rooms. 90
131 Corcorau-IO rooms ,... IS 90
Ii03 Meridian-7 rooms.,, 1900
53O8 5th--6 rooms .... 1900
933 Shepher,I-i rooms ...,. 1900
500 Kenyon--6 rooms, garage. $500. l5OO
1000 New Hamp aye.-6 rooms. 1000
1716 nth nW-S rooms 1900
4430 Volta pl--6 rooms. ......... $500
733 Park rd-6 rooms is. 90
40 n st nw-S rooms .,... i5. 90
1928 9th nw-6 rooms ,.,,,. $500
304 ne-9 rooms ., 100
SOS Kenyon-6 rooms so 90
CSC Hobart-9 rooms . 80 90
1899 Florida ave. NE rms. gar. 1910
81 Quincy pit rooms. ........... $500
154 Thland-6 rooms SIS 90
ia c ST. se-S rooms ..,.,, so 90
1909 F St ne-6 rooms ...., 4750
sos 7th sw-7 rooms ....,,,, 40. 90
go G. st. NV rooms. .......... $3.50
GEO MI, g L A IpE AX
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

LAWRENCE ANNEX, 332 End ST. NE.
l room. kit. and bath. 5000
1435 y ST. NV room kit. d. a.. and
MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD AVE.
elevator and switchboard service Resident
3 rooms n, rec hal hal q bath ss5 90 90
MADRID 23oo 18th ST. Nw.-4 rooms ms
4s? spGISG RD Mws rooms Kit sd7 a 20
"r room kit. r.. rec hall & bath $500
rA Is F Ef:as%i naP Ss is S0' 81 0I
rssm t siSSs5 and nd S SsiS sS
7is TIT iitb ST. ' sVw@7 loom room: kitchen aS 70
1868 aco ny AVE Nw.-Eisht-siorV' eis S
lsfs sgEa d 's 3d. Ds'R room t a SS
l7 Sf L ST Me- rooms ii.ehsS' any
?sr Room, kitchen and bath: IKE: $50
sas rooms kit. and h,ih e Pho
each apartment. Cost Of operation paid
los ' S,b ST f' STAT -'' room k,icheS o aS g
sHEE fSS%sS H. En- a2a Rf b'hsoAxAAN s1s ssSS
se64 s,h g III - 1oom:. kitchen q: a'si e
= rrn.. kit. dining alcove & bath: $50
ing alcove dressing room bath. .S37 so
rms kit. dining acove dressing
$500 7th ST. NW.--practically new building,
2 rooms. kit, and bath ........; $40 90
24sI 18th ST. NW.-6 rooms kit ana "a
Log s' Eth ST. NV rooms & bath. S55.o
sos OTIS PL. N.w.-3 rooms. kit: and
LAFAYETTE 1907 '7th sr.. M rooms
and bath .............. .S35 90
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THE RoCKLEDGE. c456 Goth ST.
Excellent apt. bldg. overlooking Roc.
Crack Pork Elevator service. Apis. OF
one room reception hall and bath, non
Housekeeping; two rooms, kitchen; path !,
a".i foyer All outside rooms buiit.ln
This Newly decorated Reasonable rents
Resident manager.
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1928 18th ST NV
Just above Columbia I'd. Excellent apts.
OF two rooms, kitchen and bath: S47.5
20 S5h month Newly renovated.
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SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED RENTS
ETs THE CONARD
18th and Eye Sts NV
Conveniently Located Downtown.
Two Elevators and 24-Hour Telephone Service,
One Room Kitchen and Bath $35 Up.
Two Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, SOS.
Resident Manager.
Inspection Invited.
H. L. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th St. NV. Main $685.
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Few GARDENS. 27oo QUE ST. N.w,.-Re.
fined apartment having switchboard serv.
room kitchen and bath. &C.,. s35. 81
rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... S S0oo
. rooms cit sr pain Io,cb 1890 $500
,s 3 rooms kit and 2 baths porch $50 90
= 5Ie QUE ST. NV room. kit. dining in ne
af Redee sna Sss shfoushcat Resident
,es1ls 90 H. PAVE AVE- N.w-5 rooms. kls ss eo
$3.50 's g. T. z ASE' NW 'o looms ky a g
!. Ma assh HOUSE 1924 'MoNRoE 81 NV
Elevator building, containing cafe IN m
asl F SoSS rs svE e3 e Els
aas ss' SNraRi R' Rb N rss nsi rooms t9ehs"
55i i0o c S5,H AVE N.w.-S rooms ana "a
,4 as'H sP fpFSa RID. NV. rooms Sl 81
hal ao dFes ss s ST aRa ossn buG
pens pense t's SSoms R SRsr and bath g
$3.50 ro9% 10Th k sr ar SE pain building free
2 electric refrigeration: rooms. Kit Se1 an nd
Ai rooms. kit. and bath ...:...: 5000
THE F suap tls '' fal Heia ST S -
ESQ rom ST S N% Sno ea' rooms kitchen "A
cHYAsiIdFoNTE., '2l1s p ST. Nw.A S9emss
kitchen and bath SOD 90
roors lit and hath - 40 90
> rooms kit bath, $50
1912 VERNON ST NV. lyon st bet 18th
h Snd i''h d rooms sa7 so a' s45 90
1907 s ST. N.w-6 rooms & bath 500 90
roons and hath ,,.,.... IS 90
49, q rooms kit and bath .,... 500
2l0i n ST w-Elevator building Resi-
J Ser rooms s XII and bath $3.50
] room kit and hath ......... 81 so
"'a and hath 'o sal so
i room kit and bath ......... 80 so
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appointed chairman of the State law
committee and GeoGge a. Cohill was
reappointed correspondent.
The following listed vistations
have been planned by the board for
the new administration. as follows:
Eagle Council. October 2: Progressive
Council. October :: Star Spangled
Banner, October 13: Goodwill Coun-
ell. October II: Barbara Frietchie
Council, October %; Mizpah Council.
October 25; Mayflower Council. No
vember 4; Independent. November
I; Friendship Council. November
II; Martha cambridge Council, No
vember IA Triumph Council. No
vember i: Virginia Dare Council.
November %: Mount Vernon Coun-
ell. November 2S; Kenmore Council,
December |; Anacostia Council, De
cember :: Esther Council, December
I3; Betsy Ross Council. December
y: Loyalty Council. January 8: Lib
erty Council January II: t-nftv
Council. January rs; kenilworth Cotn-
oil. January "a: Fidelity Council. Jan.
uarY 81: Old Glory Council. February
:, and Golden Rule Council. F'ebru-
ary 10.
Old Glory Council met Monday eve
ming. with the councillor, Mrs. Mar
saret Oliver. presiding. National
Representative Mrs. Mary A. Fergti-
son presented her credentials as
deputy State councillor. \ surprise
party was given. by members of
Golden Rule Council under the lead
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Cora J.. Thompson, has been appoint
ed chairman of the State good of the
order and she requests each subordi-
nate council to give her three of its
select workers for the general com
mittee and send their names and ad-
dresses directly to her. The State
councillor requests each council to
have the unwritten work at least once
a month The State board of officers
has appointed the following standing
committees: Credentia ls-Belle Gibson
Kenmore Council: Cora H. Manoly
Friendship Council. and Georgia
Anderson of Unity Council. Legisla
tive-John Hoofnagle.. Progressive
Council; Benjamin +. Payton kenil-
worth Council. and Mary II. Walker
Esther Council, Law--Maude a. Wine
Betsy Ross Council. and Roberta Nails
nf Goodwill Council. Past National
Councillor Mrs. Naomi f.. Swami of
MiZpah Council has been reappointed
as state instructress.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
Thursday evening. Mrs. Margaret
llalfpap, recording secretary in this
council, was elected to the office OF
outside sentinel at the State Council
session last Wednesday, Mrs Abbot,
was hostess at the Social Club meeting
F'rida evening.
Friendship Council was represented
at the state session by Mrs Mabel
Newman, Mrs. Fila Armstrong and
Mrs. Cora Mandy, the councillor, who
also was n member of the committee
or credentials William Lanham and
Rose kanham were members of the
law committee.
At the meeting of the state Coun-
Gil board Of officers it was decided
to hold the annual Thanksgiving
service at the Ninth Street Christian
Church November 20 at pm, and
it is expected Rev. Benjamin H Mel
ton. the pastor, will preach the ser
mon.
Past Councillor Archie L. Lewis was
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its temple, at Fourteenth and kenyon
streets, September 80 at pm.
At its last meeting, Areme Chapter
celebrated its tWenty-seVenth birth
day The following program was Civ.
en-: Piano solo. Miss Gertrude Dyer;
Contraito solo, Miss Frances Bogert,
and selections by the Masonic Glee
Club The grand matron and grand
patron and a number OF distinguished
guests We're present. The matron was
presented with a gift from her ap-
pointed officers. The chairman of the
dormitory committee announces
card party at the Chestnut Faims
Dairy Auditorium. October ;. The
home board will meet tomorrow.
Federal Chapter began the Fall sea-
son September II at 3 pm. The
home board will meet at the home OF
Mrs Wood. 1l6 Sixth street northeast,
September 20 at : pm. A card party
will be held at the home OF Mrs. Hi
chew. 1854 Columbia road October l3
at s pm.
A meeting of the auxiliary home
board of Unity Chapter was held at
the home of the matron, Mrs. Mary
F.. Steiner, September IA. Mrs. Mary
c. Williamson. chairman OF the 0. +.
s. temple committee. announces
card party at Chestnut Farms audi
torium September 81 at s pm. A
theater party will he held October 3
at keith's for the benefit of the
chapter.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1925 is invited as special guest
Of trD &c
meeting, September 26.
Miss Todd and Mr.. Savage. matron
and patron of Trinity Chapter, will
hold card party and dance Septem,
her % at S941 Legation street for the
dormitory committee. Members OF
Trinity are requested to observe East
ern Star day today by attending serv-
ices at Temple Heights.
At the next meeting of Temple Chap
ter. Associate Matron Lille Eibel will
preside in the absence Of the matron,
Miriam Norwood.
Brookland Chapter announces its
third annual dinner and bazaar, to be
held September 80 and October /, at
Masonic Temple, Twelfth and Monroe
streets northeast. The dormitory com.
mittee has charge of the cooked food
booth, auxiliary home board. apron
booth; Star Point Society, children's
booth: add-to committee, novelties and
fancywork. The chapters last meet
ing was in the nature of homecoming
night. and travelogue, Incorporating
community singing, AS prepared by
Junior Past Matron Virginia Carleton,
assisted by Agnes Stallings and Helen
Needs, was presented. Matron Louise
B. Nubson is planning to honor the
past matrons and patrons of the
chapter next Wednesday with a spe-
cial program.
Lebanon Chapter will have initi-
alton next Tuesday evening, follow
ing the business session. The star
points entertained at cards at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Johns last Satur-
day evening. Members of the home
board were entertained last Tuesday
afternoon by the matron, Mrs. Au.
gusta Thompson. A luncheon was
served previous to the regular bust
ness session of the board.
Matron Celia NJ. Hines Of Miriam
Chapter announces the degrees will
be conferred at its meeting tomorrow
evening with the advance in line of
the following officers. Associate Ma
tron Lulu Glover, acting matron;
Conductress Pearl Clifford, acting as
sociate matron: Associate Conductress
Helen Rowen. acting conductress, and
Junior Past Matron Mary E. Conner,
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acting associate conductress. The
home board. under the supervision of
Associate Matron Lulu Glover, en-
tertained the members of the home
last Friday evening by presenting the
chapters minstrels. after which re.
freshments were served. The tenth
annual bazaar and dance will be held
at Joppa Lodge Temple, 1909 Ninth
street. September 80, at 1880 pm.
The home board of Bethany Chapter
will meet tomorrow at II O'Clock at
the Burlington for lunch and then 90
to the temple for the meeting. The
hostesses at the luncheon are Mrs.
Augusta Johnson, Mrs. Amy Alf and
Mrs. Carrie Whyte. The Boosters will
give a card party at the Hamilton Ho.
tel October 8 at s pm. chairman be-
ing Miss Cuni Mitchell and Mrs. Lucia
Douan, chairman of cards.
Bethlehem Chapter will have initia-
tory work Tuesday evening. when the
chairs will be filled by Grand Matron
Lena w. Stephenson Nnd the other Of.
tiCers of the Grand Chapter. The an
nual rummage sale is to be held DC.
tober 9, Z, 8, with Past Motgon Bower.
SoX in charge. The annual bazaar and
dinner will be held at the Northeast
Masonic Temple October 49,
The degrees will be conferred at the
meeting of Cathedral Chapter Septem-
her %. Rev. S. r. Daugherty will
give a talk after the degrees.
complimentary card party of the
series under the direc lion of the edu-
cational committee of the board of
representatives of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home will be held next
Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Board Auxiliary will be held tomorrow
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ership of the new State councillor. in
honor Of the associate State coun.
ciior. Mrs. Cora l.. Thompson. She
was presented with a bouquet from
each Of the visiting members present.
AnaCOstia Council met Wednesday
evening. with the councillor. Mrs Mar.
garet Lainhart. presiding The State
representatives announced that they
would have a complete report of tht
annual State council session for next
Wednesday nights session. Mrs.
Ethel f.. burroughs, financial secrr-
tary Of this council. who was elected
Continued on Eleventh Page)
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at 1870 o'clock. All members of the
board are requested to be present.
Columbia Chapter will meet tomor-
row evening at 1870 o'clock. Past
Grand Matron Nellie Fletcher. Past
Grand Patron Charles s. Shreye and
the Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1925 have been extended an invita- :
ton to attend The progra, will be
in charge of the star points. The next
dormitory committee meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Clara Living
ston, 2S1S Thirteenth street, Tuesday
at pm.
Harmony Chapter will hold
bazaar at Joppa Lodge Hall. Septem-
ber % and 80. The grand matron
will pay the chapter its grand visi-
tation October 49,
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Following is the result of tn cleo
tiOn of the state Council officers at
the thirtY-first annual state Council
convention. held last Wednesday: For
State councillor. Mrs. Elizabeth Sheb.
herd of Golden Rule Council; associate
State councillor, Mrs. Cora l.. Thomp-
son of Old Glory Councili G,ate vice
councillor, Mrs. Carrie G. Meile Of
Unity Council: associate State vice
councillor, Mrs. Julia Pennyfield Of
Liberty Council; junior past state
councillor Mrs. Julia DE Lane of F'idel-
ity Council; associate junior past state
councillor, Mrs. Pearl Wolfe of Tri
umph Council; state conduCtress, Mrs
Louise A. Grubbs of Loyalty Council:
state warden, Mrs. Margaret Sey
moure of Virginia Dare Council; State
insids sentinel, Mrs. Ethel r. Bur
roughs of AnacOstia Council; State
outside sentinel, Mrs. Margaret Half
pap of Star Spangled Banner Council.
and State judiciary, Mrs. Mary +.
Hohenstein of MiZpah Council.
The associate State councillor, Mrs,
Evening star., 1927-09-25
EASTERN STAR.

Grand Matron Mrs. Lena Stephen
son has issued a notice to all men,
bers of the Order of the Eastern Star
that they will not be admitted to chap
ter meetings unless they have their
good standing cards. This order was
made at the grand chapter session.