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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
To Be Entertained by Mr.. c. w.
Ream and a Crellin Delegation

Members of Garrett Lodge, No. 113,
Knights Of Pythias, will be entertain
ed at the lodge room tomorrow night
by Mr. Charles W. Ream and an i'm
posing delegation of musicians from
Crellin, who will be assisted by Col
James Mutt Bell, of Oakland.
Mr.. Ream is well known as a sue
cessful business man and public spir-
tied citizen. Whatever he undertakes
usually goes, but one can never tell
what Col Bell will do. Perhaps the
finest part of the evenings program
will be along musical lines. All of
these music makers are either stud
ents or graduates of the Mickey Con-
servatory of Music at Crellin. You
are assured of variety of entertain
ment, however, if Mr.. Ream is reti-
cent regarding details.
The fountain of youth was discov-
cred last Friday night and as result
all who attended had jolly time and
went home feeling rejuvenated, Wal
ter W. Dawson as master of ceremon-
les, kept the audience in continual
state Of merriment. AS he introduced
each speaker or announced a number
he either related spicy anecdote or
passed some personal remark-a Pc
culiar blend Of praise or censure.
Chancellor Commander Paul B. Nay
lor received his share of the evenings
honors at the hands of Mr.. Dawson.
Mr.. Joseph E. Harmed gave an in
spring and timely address. He con-
veyed to his hearers the thought that
happiness and service go hand in hand
to make life worth while. He outlined
the fundamentals and principles of
Pythianism, emphasizing the impor-
lance of living with a definite obiec-
tive in view 1t was indeed an en-
ightened and appreciative audience
who had the pleasure of hearing
Mr. Harmed.
Mr.. Paul B. Naylor gave an impress
slve address of welcome and presented
much data in connection with the his
tory of Garrett Lodge.
Prof. R. R. Gilbert's orchestra rem
dered music of the very highest class.
We cannot praise this orchestra suffi-
GENTLY for the splendid harmony they
dispense. Oakland should be proud of
such musical organization. Garrett
Lodge is not lacking in appreciation
of the cooperation of Gilbert's Orches
ira.
We desire to make special mention
of the efficient service rendered by the
young women of the Domestic Science
department Of Oakland high school,
under the supervision of Miss Brown.
The entire assemblage was served in
record time, thanks to their united
efforts.
Wilmer Brown, as an ACCORDION
player, is deserving of special mention
in his rendition of several selections.
The Rotary Peerless Quartette rank
high as vocalists. Their songs de-
lighted and thrilled all. One member
OF. the regular quartet was missing,
but the substitute did exceedingly well
as did the other members of the or
ganization.
As we sing the praises of the shin
ing lights who make speeches and
play music, let US not fail to laud the
virtues Of the refreshment committee,
who sacrifice their pleasure and toll
diligently that we may enjoy the dain-
ties they prepare, such as was served
Friday evening. .o,,,uu-,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
LOCAL BOWLING LEAGUE
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Splendid Scores Being Made by
individuals and Clubs.

The local bowling league, composed
of representatives of the various or
CARNATIONS and churches of town, re-
mains a center of attraction on each
Tuesday and Thursday evening at the
Recreation bowling alleys where good
scores are being made by individual
members of the various teams and
hence larger scores are being piled
up by the teams.
Last Thursday evenings scores re-
suited as follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
Deer Park All Club News.

The Senior All Club of Deer Park
was organized January 10Th. The
members are working on Gown Your
Own Room" project. The officers are
as follows: President, Lola King;
vice-president, Frances Thrasher; sec
rotary, Mary Pysell; assistant secre-
tary, Mary Sollars; treasurer, Mary
Jankey; pogram committee, Lovenia
Lands, Iretta Mosser.
At the second meeting of the club,
which was held on February 10Th, the
making of summer searfs was dis
cussed and the following program was
rendered in honor of the first Presi-
dent of the United States:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
Pomona Grange Meeting.

A meeting of the members of Po-
mona Grange of Garrett county will
be held at Sunnyside Grange Hall on
Thursday, March 3rd, at 1000 a. M,
and it is hoped by the officers that a
very large attendance will be had at
this meeting as it is expected to har-
lie re interesting and important
problems.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24

A Massachusetts historian has
found the name of another gentleman
who came over with his family on the
original Mayfower. And judging from
the number of Mayfower descendants
there are in the country now the old
boat must have been more commodi-
Gus than Noah's ark.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
Corinth Charge, M. E. Church.

Revival services are being held each
night at Crellin. On Sunday, Feb. 81,
special services will be held there in
the morning afternoon and evening.
Rev. w. M. Shultz will preach in tie
evening and hold the second quarterly
conference.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24

The police raided the night clubs at
Miami the other night and found lot
Of guests, which indicates that in
spite of all rumors Florida is not fiat
broke.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
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ROTARY CIIIR
NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to give notice that l will not
be responsible for any debts contract
ed for by any one in my name.
D. N, GREEN,
Swantons Nd, Feb. Il, 1927.
Advertisement 1-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
Parent-Teacher Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Parent Teacher Association of the
Oakland grammar school will be held
at the school building. Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock when the following
program will be rendered:
Song -. The Star Spangled Banner
Piano Solo. go. Betty Broadwater
Piano Solo. ...... Virginia Kelley
Address. $3.50. Mr.. II. A. Loraditch
Talk Miss Kinnck
Business meeting
Refreshments. COMMITTEE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24
Lutherans Defeat Merchants

Totals .-..1. oSS 53y 81 1888
Tuesday evening the Merchants and
Methodists and the Lutheran Broth
erhood and Rotary Club hooked up,
the results bein gas follows:
MethOdists Defeat Merchants
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-24

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,thodists Defeat Merchants
MERCHANTS
Brotherhood Wallop Rotarians
BROTHERHOOD

Totals ,5s9 600 5s5 It's
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

KEW GARDENS. G700 QUE ST. N.w.--Ra.
fined apartment having switchboard serv.
ice cafe. resident manager on premises.
rooms fltcnen d and pain. SSS. az .1o 4o
rooms. kitchen and bath. 90
rooms rooms a Kitchen a and P9Fcb Bath dining
alcove ........ ...... .loOUU
ings: tile baths. buiIt-in fixtures.
Resident manager on premises
r.. kit. rec. b. and b. ...-.... S56.50
MARYLAND coURTs--9th AND MD AVE
N.E.--Two new fireproof buildinge having
manager. Apartments OF 1 room. Kit. re-.
ception hall and. bath to rooms. kitchen
and bath from $4,000 to S67.50 and up.
1920 t ONTARIO S;s RID. N.w.--s rooms. E,.cnen en-
n% soom. Sa' ki. and bath $3.50
see1 NEWARK ST. N.w.-2 rooms kit. ana
oatn ................ .So7.oo
1445 SPRING. RID. N.w.--s rooms. kit,
q. .. ana patn. ............. 49,. coFsoO
THE sUNBURY--12l2 M ST. N.Y.
rooms kit and bath $500. .S57 30
$500 Z ST. N.w.--s rooms. kitchen ana n,
gro rooms kit and bath h........... SO 90
lsa4 CONN. AVE. NV rooms. kis, and
bath .........s...... -. .o4a .0V
cHALFoNTE. .2116 p ST. N.w.--s seoms,
Kitchen ana oatn. ...Soo.Vo
1879 VERNON ST. NV. lyon st. bet. 18th
and 19thl--3 rooms. kit. and bath $500
3507 W PL. NV. fcor. W pl and Wis. ave
I room. kit and bath. $4,000
2 rooms. kit. and bath. t4b.0O
1897 rsog. st. fw ss and SSSR. SssR and bath $3.50
2t2i n ST. N.W.--Eievator building. Resi-.
dent manager on premises, rooms. kit;
room kit and bath. .......... 1000
739 NEWTON ST. NV room. kit. din
ns rn. aicoEs H. ana dinIar aicovs hath 5s5S
LAWRENCE. a35 MASS. AVE. Me-
room. kit. and bath. $4,000
1435 n ST. NV room. kit. d. q. and
bath .S47.oO
LAFAYETTE 1907 7th ST. NV rooms
and bath. $1,000
B. r. sA
Main 200,
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THE MARINE, 18th AND BELMONT srs
SScnooI-j rooms. kitchen and bath SOD. 90
rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... 1000
GOTHAM 1945 CALVERT ST. N.w.-s
rooms and bath SIO2 80
tf37 SPRING RID. N.w-Thres rooms. Kit.
rerep; rno,i nala dressing room and bath .S87 so
dressing room and bath. .S45 90
see resident manaser In Ant l0l
1890 cLYDEsDALE ST. N.w.-3 rooms.
cit and bath. .......... .S67 so
z rooms. kit and bath ;. $3.50
sE,AToN ,,,1 M $50 R. I. AVE. N.w.-4 rooms.
rms. I kit. ' rec. hail and bath. .sSoSS 90 0S
1890 QUE ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
room: kit, and bath: :. $3.50 90
rgE ELwooD. 1891 10Th ST. NV
rooms: kitchen and bath. $40 90
oo room. t.ehsn dsSnsn snd sna 1893 1893
e93o t4th ST. NV rooms. kis. and
oasn ..................s. .S65 90
tsos, CONN. AVE. N,w.--2 rooms kit. and
pa'n - ..-..: -. 'Sa1.oo
eoAo, ga H.Ws~-9 COOQS. XIII.
aud Ddtn 4hu OU
i room. kit. and bath h............ 80. so
t701 L ST. N.Es-2 rooms. kitchen and
pain !'............ .e..........S .S42.b0
3509 lin ST. N.ws--5 rooms and bath.
t447 OAK ST. N.W.--s rooms. kitchen and
rooms; xii and bath. ..::.:::: $3.50
40 18th ST: N.E.--a rooms. xii. and
bath ..aos. AVE- $50 sS0s e s4o0S s00
3I04 Eastern ave. Mt. Rainier. Md.---s
rooms and bath. ............... $50
los 9Th ST. s.E.--1 room. kit. and
bath ....... .. ........ 49,. $4,000
1904 9th ST. Me- rooms. kit. ana
Datn -. s.......... $4,000
1915 11th. ST. NV r. 4 b.. J. sis. so
UL CO, 4.
czs 18th st. NV.
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Apartments overlook 10th st. and Rock
Creek Park in excellent residential section.
All apartments have buiIt-in tubs and
showers. switchboard service: garage space
if desired
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = GROOM
ldtchenette apartment: completely furnished
in Chastleton Hotel; reasonable. Phone North
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See resident manager on premises
Under MANAGEMENT OF
\. l.. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141s Eye st. NV Main 5904.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM AND KITCHEN
ette, completely furnished newly papered
and painted: $4,000. 1894 10th st. NV.
: ROOMS. 2 BATHS. . PORCHES. GA
rage: from June 15 to September J. 500.
Taknna Park Md Adams 40T4
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THE PERSHING APIS.
SOL 10th St.

Apis, Of 1 room, kitchen. dining aleove
Apis. Of . rooms kitchen. dining alcove
& bath ...........S S62 so to 20
Apis. OF 3 rooms. kitchen dining alcove
n h,4fs
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NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.--COMPLETELY
fur reception ball. living room dining room.
kitchen, pantry. bedroom bath. porch reason
able. 251S 18th St. apt. II. after . nm. 4.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS N0RTH-TWo
plefely furnished for housekeeping: $50;
corner apt. COOL Phone Col. 2i45. Ext. 302.
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ly furnished rooms and bath. Victrola and
radio Ask janitor for key at 800 East Cap
jtoI ST. or call Lincoln 6S11 Sc
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BOZ 18th ST. N.W-ATTRACTIVE. SEC
ond floor. ] room. kitchen. bath: elec..
h.-w,h.: continuous h. w; reasonable adults.
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I44a ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
enette: large closet: continuous hot water:
S55. Two rooms. kitchenette: $40. North
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NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE. IN MODERN
apt. bldg; ) large. airy. completely fur
nished rooms. reception hall. bath. southern
and western exposures: for Summer. Sl00
y,onfh a415 a.
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THE MARINE. 18th AND BEIMoyT Gro
nw.--Elevator service: near Central Hish
SScnool-J rooms. kitchen and bath SOB 90
rooms. kitchen and bath. .... DO 90
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TIo ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-TwO
large rooms and bath, all private; combina
tion living room. dining room, kitchenette;
heat gas. electricity. continuous hot water.
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2524 18th ST. NW.--3-ROOM BATH
furnished apt. modern bldg; Summer or
LONGER: reduced: adults. Col. 5371.
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND KITCHEN
cite. End floor. adjoining bath $50. includ-
ing gas. cleo and h.-w h. $50 goth.
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1915 Il ST.-CoMPLETELY FURNISHED
living room, alcoves bedroom. kitchenette,
light housekeeping room. S35 Pot. 2l1s. 6'
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. NEW. I'M
maculate living room. glassed sleeping porch
Kitchen and bath: near l4th and Spring rd.
Adams 3s15
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1913 FAIRMONT ST Nw.--NICELY FUR
nished ] room. kitchen and bath: continuous
hot water use Of parlor and piano to young
couple, S35 90 month. Phone Adams 695S.
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t437 SPRING RID. N.W.-Thres rooms. kit.
recep. han dressing room and hath SH7 so
r1om rom kit dining Slcove reception hall
gee resident manaser In Ant lO1
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FLORENCE COURT. WEST-DELIGHT-
bath: well furnished. Phone North 9qSl Sc
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i ROOM X. B.: VICTROLA, DA-BED. 3
S%Ilndows; 500 23rd and F. Phone West
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ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS 3 OR 8
rooms and bath; ami. furnished: fire.
places: screened norches. ST. James. Glen
Echo. Bethesda 205-F-4 10s
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124 d ST. S.E.-3 LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS
and kitchenette. private bath: $40: also =
rooms. kitchen and hath Sah. 10e
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1893 MONROE, ST NW.--TWO ROOMS,
kitchenette bath. large screened sleeping
porch: southern exposure; adults: transient
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BOG KENYON NW-BEDROOM. DINETTE,
kitchen. sink range. china, cooking utensils
instantaneous hot water. electricity: Sum-
n1er raips
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GOTHAM rpa..l 1s45 CALVERT ST. N.w.-s
rooms and bath. .SIO2 so
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1890 CLYDEsDALE ST. N.w-3 rooms
Kit. and bath. ....... .Sf7 80
rooms kit and bath 80 10
room. kitchen and bath. ...... 1880
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1869 COLUMBIA RD.-TWO PLEASANT
inent. $40 TEL Cnl ZIG
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R::ebeneate L t,,rn;sSad for houseteeninr h.,
water. cleo: phone: S32. so. Col 371.
20O1 EYE ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and private BATH completely furnished;
ami. all outside rooms. hest location &c
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sEAToN $50 R. I. AVE. NV room.
rms I kit.s s rec. hail and bsth::.. .sSoS9 e. oS
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1851 IRVING ST.-2 R.. X LARGE REC.
h.. bath porch: S65.
4OOS 18th ST. N.W.--ATTRACTTVE LIV-
ing room. hedraam Kitchen hath. screamed
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Observation-Disclosures

ern exposure: the Bristol 1888 8 st.-Five
rooms and tiled bath. two exposures. large
closets. modern kitchen. Rental only $40
per month. ready for occupancy. w. X.
& CO.. 110S 10th st. NV. Phone
Main :371 for aDDOiutment
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APARTMENTS-FUR. 4 UNFUR.
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

APAKTMENTS-UN UNFUKNISHE
zoos KEARNEY n. f. (BROOKLAND5-
Three large rooms. kitchen. bath. dining al
cove. sleeping porch: outside rooms light.
cool pretty; two blocks TO car bus; quiet.
white neighborhood. North 62s3. 5.
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT -
rooms kitchen and bath: nice large rooms;
horhood overlooking Rock Creek Park: fine
summer location: rental very reasonable,
goth st. NV. or N. L. sANSBURY CO..
141s Eye st. NV.
III 4th ST. s.E-2 OR 8 ROOMS AND
porch. desirable neighborhood, rent reason.
able; nsss both car lines, ~------s
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GENTLEMAN WILL SHARE NICELY FUR
nished four-room apartment on 10th St. near
the Carlton; housekeeping privileges. includ-
ing. linen. silver. china; Frigidalre. piano,
radio and unlimited phone service; $40
month Phone Franklin 500.
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TAKOMA GARDEN APIS. HOMELIKE.
residential type: living room. bedroom. sun
room. kitchen. dinette and bath; arranged
thoughtfuliy for the houselxeeper attractive
grounds, beautiful trees. Open till 3 pm.
80 Elm ave. Adams 500.
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APARTMENTs--FuRNIsHED


EXCEPTTONAL . AND 3 ROOM APIS.
with porch; everything furnished for LII TX
running water. kitchen sink; modern con-
sensse r snsr 5 Msoe near s%
Franklin s464. -
READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
First-elass apartment building: good loca, ca
hall. living room with two exposures; large
bedroom s ,ilsd bath modern ssa Kitchen large
GENTLEMAN WILL SHARE NICELY FUR
nished four-room apartment on 9th St. near
the Carlton; honseksepng privileges nelnd- ;1nd
radio. and unlimited phone service; $40
month. Phone Franklin 500.
1918 FAIRMONT ST. N.w.--NICELY FUR
nished room. kitchen and bath: continuous
hot water. use Of parlor and piano; to young
couple $500 month. Phone Adams 6e5s.
70 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-TWO
large rooms and bath, all private; combina-
tion living room dining room, kitchenette:
heat. gas. electricity. continuous not "a.er.
NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE. IN MODERN
apt. bldg, large airy. c9mpletely iur-
and western exposures: for Summer. S1o0
month. Adams 2475.
1893 MONROE ST NW.--TWO ROOMS.
porch: southern exposure: adults: transient
NEAR 18Th AND7CoL- -RD--COMPLETELY
able. 251s 18th st. apt. 2l. after 3 nm A.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS NORTH-TW0
rooms kitchen. reception hall. bath: com
pletely furnished for housekeeping: $50:
corner apt. cool. Phone Col. 2i45. Ext. 302
WILL STBLET APT. FOR STMMER-NlCE-
" furnished rooms and bath. Eictrola and
radio. Ask janitor for key. at 800 East Cap
itol ST.. or call Lincoln 6S11. 5s
1449 \ ST. N.w.--Two ROOMS. KITCH-
sas, Two ST rooms kkitehenette $40. North
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GROOM.
ldtchenette apartment: completely furnished.
in Chastleton Hotel; reasonable, Phone North /
1862. a.
1915 ST.-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
living room. alcove. bedroom kitchenette,
porch; gas elee: S42 SO also ore large
light housekeeping room. $35. Pot 2l1S. Sc
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. NEW. I'M
maculate living room. glassed sleeping porch.
Kitchen and bath: near l4th and Spring rd.
Adams 3s15.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS. OR 5
rooms and bath. ami. furnished: fire.
places: screened norches. st. James. Glen
Echo. Bethesda 205-F4. 10'
BOG KENYON n Nw-BEDROOM. DINETTE,
kitchen. sink range. china, cooking utensils.
instantaneous hot water. electricity: Sum-
mer rates.
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND KITCHEN
s1ss sns Smpets s do forn1h bed t5 eg
: ROOMS. 2 BATHS. 2 PORCHEs. GA
frG% Par Sugs Sd AasSs G l. 500
1924 18th ST. N.w..-3RooM. BATH
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1880 QUE ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
2 rooms kit; and bath: ...... 90 90
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1920 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-NEW APT. 8
rms. attractirely furnished; adults: reason
able Annly Ant 5 or ianitnr n
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321 7-3231 CONN. AvE.-New elevator build.
ings: tile baths buiIt-in fixtures.
Resident manager on premises.
r.. kit, rec. h. and b. b.... $50 so
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1908 BELMONT ST. N.w.-TWO LARGE
rooms kit. bath; near Central High; sec
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accident was answered promptly, hu.
reau officials said.
Secretary Wilbur refused 20 com.
ment on the letter. but his office fatty
denied that he had said the 81 would
not be raised until Spring. Orders
from the Secretary were that the
submarine he raised as quickly as
possible, his Office said.
Rescue operations on the submarine
s. now will he made the subject Of
an inquiry, II was announced yester.
day by Secretary Wilbur of the Navy
Department He also announced that
a board Of experts would he appointed
TO study the submarine safety devices,
rescue methods and other problems
relative TO the sa fety OF men on under
sea craft.
The rescue inquiry came as an
amendment To the order for the court
Of inquiry into the catastrophe. and
that body will inquire into all opera.
tons up 10 and including December
u. the vessel having been sunk on
December II.
Secretary Wilbur said that the hos rti
of experts would he appointed i'm
mediateiy. in order that IL may hold
its meetings nj the same time the
hSNN ~ biNFStaNatIiA fttS 49, a'tt
dent and subsequent rescue opera
lions All the suggestions received
by the Navy since the 50 and the S-Si
sank will be turned over to the board.
If they are found 10 have practical
value the hoard will he expected 10
suggest methods of applying them.
The size and personnel OF the boa
of experts have not yeE been deter.
mined. and IL il not known whether
II would he composed OF Navy men or
civilians II ~ believed in naval cir.
cies. however that II would be stint
lar to the Morrow Aircraft Board.
and he predomina civilian.
Secretary Wilbur indicated that he
wished complete investigation into
the work supervised by Rear Adm ra /
Brumby. who a. commander Of the
control force had charge OF rescue
operations when the 81 sank He said
that the order was in no way re.
hection on the men who carried on
the rescue work, but vas issued In
order that the public may have fun
knowledge of what vas done
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ROCKVILLE.


Special Dispatch to The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md. Dec~mhet al
Sale by the heirs Of the hate DR.. John
l.. Lewis of Bethesda Ia George p.
Sacks of Bethesda of two acres of
land aud frame dwelling. formerly
the home OF DIR. Lewis and family,
Tor $4,000. Is said TO represent the
top price so far for Montgomery
County real estate. The property ad
Joins the bethesda Bank and was pur
chase by Mr.. Sacks AZ an investment
The q lie emphasizes the wonderful In
crease in property values i'm the BE.
thesda neiShborhood The two acres
of land were bought by DIR. Lewis &c
years ago for 81 500 and the erection
of the dwelling represented. il Is said,
an outlay of about $1,000.
Mrs. Pearl y. Fowler of Takoma
Park and MIR William T.. Felka nf
Washington were married In Rock
willie Thursday afternoon by Rev. Der
tram NJ. OSgood OF the BAPTIST Church,
the ceremony taking place at the home
of the minister IN the presence at a
few friends Of the couple. The bride.
groom is "A grandson OF the late Jacob
Poss Of Rockville.
Licenses have hsen issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for the
marriage OF DIR. Charles Hamilton
Wolohon. so. and Miss Gertrude Ma.
bel Dover, 20, both Of Takoma Park.
Md: Edwin n. Thomas, -. and Miss
Edith Iautse Shiver. IS. both of Fern.
dale Md: Thomas O'k~liy. Is OF Dur.
ham. n. e. and Miss Ossie Ann Mer
Ger. - Of Ware ntnn. Va: Ralph w.
Bennie. -. and Miss Hazel Esther
Wrenn. ~. both OF Washington. and
Louis Bishop. "a and Miss Elizabeth
Mckinley. "a both at Washington,
Announcement has been made that
Rev. r.. l.. Eaton. president Of the
Seminary and Collegiate Bible lns,i'
tute OF Washington, will deliver the
address At special New Year services
In the Rockville Baptist Church sun
day evening.
The planting Of 200 shade trees
dong the principal streets OF the neigh.
horhood In an Improvement scheduled
for Bethesda in the near future. NO
Or. Benjamin e. Perry. president of
the board OF county commissioners,
has announced The order for the
trees. II II understood. viii he placed
within a few days and delivered In
time for planting in the early Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter T.. Davis OF
Rockville have announced the mar.
rage NJ their daughter. Miss Eliza.
beth to William T.. Lamton of he
thesda. The ceremony was performed
II La Plata. Md. last September. hui
I'D not become known even to the
bride's parents until night or two
ego. Mr.. and Mrs. Lsmton will make
their home In Rockville,
The Home Makers club Of the
Wheaton n~iRhborhood has elected Of
tc~rs ~ follows: President, Mrs,
Adam Walden: vice president. Mrs.
iarry NJ, Carroll; secretary treasurer,
nrs. q. n. shaver.
Dr William A. f.lnthicum. Son Of
lie late DR.. and Mrs. otis ~. t.inthi.
'um. ana Miss Sue Homerveil. dau2h
~ ~ Mrs Anne i'arran and the late
alexander Somervsll Of Port Republic.
Md. were married In Baltimore early
IN The week In Memorial Protestant
Episcopal Church. the rector. Iev.
Dr. H. B Loyett. nfficiniing. The
brides sister. Mrs, =. ". Turner Of
i:Aitihnors was nhIf0n of honor and