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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-18
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
PARTY

A progressive birthday surprise din
ner and bridge party was given III
honor of DR.. F. T. Wright and H. j
Bishop Thursday evening. The first
part of the dinner was served at the
Bishop home. 661 Ninth street, anc
then progressed to the Wright home
Guests invited numbered eight.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-18
From Ell Paso

Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Klingensmith
are entertaining mouse guests from
FL Paso over the Weekend. They are
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Newell and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-18
; : LATEST PICTURE ! =

Miss
Eleanor
Cox,
who is to
become the
bride of
Samuel P.
Applewhite,
Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
S. P.
Applewhite,
Of Douglas,
in the
early
summer.
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lish house, six rooms and bah. h.-w. hest.
automatic water heater. breakfast alcove.
Frizidaire. porches; Sarage 10 match. Beau
tifully furnished
Second house from Rttenhouse s.. E1cep-
fiOnally reaScNahle rrnt
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RENT HOUSEs-FUR. 4 uHFIR

NEW DETACHED CORNER. 6-ROOM HOUSE
in Chevy Chase, Md. overlooking golf clul
GROUNDS; convenient to schools. stores, 1r5
and buses: hot-water heat: garage. Tel.
Col 353 or call OWNER. 1l2s Columbia rd
S1X-ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE, VACANT
November LIST; ami; reasonable terms. Az
ply after pm. any evening COLLIE. SGT
RoXhoro place NV. Brtshtwood.
FOR SALE OR RENT-FURNT5HED OF UNI
furnished; modern. spacious bungalow: ss-
rage and large shady lot. Tel Hyatts. l136-M.
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sALE-Co-OPERATJvE APIS.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, IN a REAL
bbssdrgain Inspect, Apt 4o5, The clydesdale.
BILLH1MER, Decatur 1851, for appointment.
Must sell at once.
THE CLYDESDALE-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite. Frtgidaire Information, Apt. 30l or
Adams 3455-J. AZ
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DENONSHlRF COURTS.


Wisconsin Avenue from Upton
Street to Van Ness.
Modern Apartments Desiraby Located, Con-
venienty Arranged and Beautifully Handicapped
FRIGIDAIRES RADIO AERIALS
In all apartments of Wired direct wall socket
Grafton included in rent each apartment.
DINING ALCOVES INLAID LINOLEUM
Equipped with table and On kitchen floors.
chairs. COMPLETE LAUNDRY
FULL-MIRRORED DOORS And drying facilities in
In all sleeping basement of operation
ROLL-AWAY BEDS paid bv owner.
If desired in all one-room SHOWER
apartments. In each bath.
24-Hour Elevator and Switchboard Service.
Incinerator. Ample Storage Space.
rooms kitchen and bath $4,000 to $3.50
kitchen and bath. $500
Resident Manager IN Premises.
Especially Convenient
for Bureau of
Standards Employees.
B. F. SAUL co,
Main 21OO ops 18th St. NV.
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SALE OR RENT-Co-OP. APIS.

THREE ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED
or unfurniShed corner, overlooking Rock
Creek Phone Columbia s04S, before ~ or
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

i3o4 CONN :, ANs;"S EOOMS: BATS,
SCHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall pl
IT'S ROxBORO NW.-6-ROCM SEMI-DE-
tached brick. built-in sarage, ami: con-
NEAR UNION STATION-1o r. AND B:
electricity; white; s55. Apply All Colorado
Bldg. Main 1883.
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RENT HoUsES-FURNIsHED

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Six rooms. maids room ami; garase, ma
hogany furniture; piano; references Col.
1851 3rd ST. NE, NEAR NEW TECH HTCij;.
Scnool-New house. bedrooms. comfort
ably furnished; piano; hot-watcr heat: $50
Will rent unfurniShed 2is
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
GALA FEATURES
IN AIR WAYS
TONIGHT

| OF the various loud speaker pros
poets this radio day and evening
holds there are three rather special
events that should demand dial
twisters' attention-all Of them hap.
pening to be WRC products.
The first will be the United States
Marine Band symphony concert this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Capt. Taylor
Branson has prepared a program
Of holiday character in some re-
spects-and real musical value all
| the way through. We'd especially
| commend the arrangement of scenes
from "Mapon" by Massanet and a
suite by Rubenstein with which the
program will be concluded. There
will also be the Noel number OF
Tschaikowsky's suite Of THE Sea-
sons" and the good old Skaters"
waltz by Walteufel.
The second gala outburst will
| come at 9:30 when the Victor Talk
ing Machine Company will present
its SO, 900 prize composition for jazz
concert orchestra. The compositions
submitted for this prize contest,
which has been in progress about
year, will be played during the
course of the evening. John Philip
Sousa will preside over the cere-
monies and present the winners with
their rewards. Nat Shilkret will con-
duct the orchestra to play the new
pieces.
The most spectacular affair of the
evening comes at 1890 with a
wholesaling of star features by the
National Broadcasting Company
from coast to coast as a wind-up
of the 1928 broadcasting season and
a summary OF what kinds of enter
tainment the ". b. C. is equipped
to supply the listener. Merlin Hall
Aylesworth, president of the com.
pany, will make brief address at
some time in the program. An or
chestra of symphonic caliber will
open the exercises and the program
will include contributions by the
Russian symphonic choir: the Rev
ellers; the Cavaliers; Vaughn d
Leath, Jessica Dragonette, Hugo
Mariani and his Mediterraneans;
Caroline Andrews, Gladys Rice, Phil
Cook, Scrappy Lambert and others.
Otherwise the WRC program will be
as usual.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
DISTANT STATIONS

WSB-AtIanta-74O-4O
9:30-Concert.
11:45-Hawaiian Ensemble.
WBBM-Chicago-71O
9:00-Buster's Peppers
1o:30-Lombardo's Canadians.
1:oo--Dance period.
WGN-ChicagO-12O-4I6
s:00--WEAF program.
9:30-Oriental Gang.
10:00-Opera Company.
11:00-TOmorrow Trib.; Hungry
Five
118O-Bartone; Concert Orchestra.
-Chicago-676-447.5
11:00--Amos m Andy.
11:15--Musical Potpourri,
12:00-Berson's Orchestra.
Neutrality-suspicious.
9:O0--Slvertone Hour.
10:00-Musicai program.
wLW-Cincinnati-
9:30-Historical Highlights.
10 :3O--Gibson Orchestr
11:O0--SIumber music.
12;oo-Gibson, Orchestra.
12:3O-Gondolyrics
1:OO-Thies' Orchestra.
WCCO-MpIs.. st. PauI--SlO-37O
il 11:00-Long's Orchestra
I2;o9-EEicksen's orehsstra' cSS ,s.
9:o0--Barnyard Orery.
10:00-N. b. G.. System.
12:0O-WTMJ Orchestra.
1:00-Organ.
WSM-NashVi hVilIe-65O-461.3
10 10:00-Caldwell Symphony Orchestra
KWKH--ShrevepOFt--
9:30-Studio Program.
kMOX-St, LOuis-IO0O-275
9:00-Columbia Network.
1l:00-Dance Music.
kSTP-St. PauI--I46O-2O5
/ 3:00--WJZ Program.
5:33--SweeteEt Maid.
| 10:00-WJZ Program
10;39--Dusk in Dixie.
11:00-Weather Amos and Andy.
ll:10-Dance Feature.
A. M.
90 Midnight Club
WBZ-SprinR field--88O- sea
10:30-Sports; loves Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
RONfpIrlC AROUND THE
RADIO DlALS
GARDNER MACK--
BEST PROSPECTS

to.sS N. m.-Gertrude Small. !.
wood Moekbee. OrRanist. "hI
''s:i s:i5 D. m.--Mirth and Melody
VIZ n m.-Negro = Spirltuals'
Atlantic city. WPG ts72l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
1s nOon-Radlo Home Bazaar Bazaar
in Columbia program. HMAN MMA
WFBI.. WMAK. WCAO. MyAs' VIA
Wade. WKRC. kMBC' un4T
WLBW, WBBM, WOWO. k0L jill
A p. MI: g. M1r M1Mrnas,,nrtnm.
symphony Orchestra "ash' '"H'
wis 81. n m. - Emma Jettick
Melodies, in Columbia program.
m.-KHappy Wonder Bak-
ers, New York. WEAF, WhC'
S:so D. m.--Dixies Circus: New
York. WIZ. WBz, WBZA. WBAL.
KPKa. MgSs. wsM. yLWwi wno. WE; Wsn. WHY. WnT.
n. m.--Cities Service Concert
Orchestra and Cavaliers. New
York, WEAF. WRC, WEEI. WILT.
WGY. WCAE. WTAM. WWJ,
KYW, KSD, WOW, WDAF.
KVOO, WFAA. KOA; interviewer
Entertainers. WIZ. WBZ. WBZA,
WBAL. WHAM. KDKA. MJR.
WLW.. WREN. WHAS. WsM,
WMC. WSB, WIT. KYW. KWk,
United Opera Company. In CO.
lumbla program, WMAL. etc.
$3.50 D. m.-ArmstrOng Quakers,
New York. WIZ. WBZ. WBZA.
WBT. KYW, WBAL. WHAM,
KDKA. WJR, WREN, WHAS,
WSM, VINO. WSB, WLW. KWK.
D. m.--An Evening in Paris.
New York. WEAF. WRC, WEEI,
vito. WGR. WCAE. WTAM,
WIZ WEss W2Af, WPAG. WssTi WssH, MTP. KsR.
W5z. W. ! Wsz. Wsz' WBzzs. WBF'zlss WHsM. NfTlfM.
WREN. WRvA. WJAX. WHAs.
WSM. VINO. WSB, WIT, KOA,
KSI.. KGO. XII. KGW. KOMO.
KHQ, WBAL, KPRC, WFAA,
KVOO. WOAI. KPO. True Story
Hour. in Columbia program.
WMAL. etc.
WILT. WGY, WCAE.
10 p> m.-NatiOnal BrOadcasting
C0mpany's. Program. New York,
WEAF. WRC. WEEI, VITO,
WTAG, WCSH. WILT. WCAE,
WWJ. WSAI. WGN. WDAF.
WTMJ, KSD, WGR. StrOmbePg-
Carlson. WIZ. WIZ, WBZA,
WBAL. WHAM. KDKA, WLW,
WJR. KYW. WREN. WTMJ,
KVOO. WFAA, WSM. KPRC,
WOAL. WHAS. VINO, WSB. WBT.
KOA, KWK, KSTP. Then and
Now, in Columbia program, WMAL.
etc.
1890 D. m.--The Crystal Gazer.
in Columbia program. WMAL. etc.
IL u. m.-SlumbeF Music, New
York, WIZ. WRC, etc.
DANCE MUSIC
$3.50 D. m.-Bran Hughes Or
chestra. VOL t229l.
10 D. m.-Club Chantecler Or
chestTa. VOL f229).
1890 D. m.-Barn Dance. WJSV
(2O5l.
IL D. m.-Strickland BOnbrest
Orchestra, WMAL (476).
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
Cathedral School Sends
Relief Work Donations

The faculty and students of the
National Cathedral Schools Mount
st. Alban, sent two checks yester.
day to Washington national head
quarters, Near East Relief. one. for
the care of an orphan, in memory
Of Miss Sarah Van Gundy, who
was member of the school fac
ulty, in recognition of her intense
interest in the relief work. and the
other, from the Golden Rule din
ner held at the school, for the care
of the Near East Relief. orphan
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
INDIAN SINGER
SCORES HIT
IN AIR

The atmosphere concealed moth
ing from earnest dial tWisterS last
evening--eVery little broadcast be-
ing available for receiving sets
with just q bit of patient tuning.
There was some little noise and
quite bit of fading and inter
ference, but programs from all
sections came to loud speakers
clearly and in fair volume.
Chief Kiutus Tecomseh, coming
in from the wide open spaces
where men are baritones, provided
loud speakers with their chief
novelty last ening-although
there isn't anything particularly
novel about an Indian chief dis
playing fine singing voice, when
one comes to think about it. As
his short recital came from WMAL
last evening the Chief appears to
have cultivated what nature gave
him and uses his voice to please
the multitudes of cash customers
who care to hear rich baritoning,
intelligently directed-because that
is just what it was.
Last night was largely devoted
to song along the sound wave
lengths. Jimmy Melton; who comes
from Florida by way OF Nashville
and the Roxy Theater, delighted
the populance with some expert
lyric tenor endeavors. James ap-
peared with the Seiberling Singers,
as is his weekly habit, and his
presentation of ''Maolshla" was as
pretty a bit of lyrical love making
as we want to hear. We're told he
did the aria from Faust" equally
as well in the early part of his
program-but we didn't hear it.
SONG OF LONELINESS
REGISTERS A HIT.
Allan Jones, another tenor, made
things especially interesting in the
Sonora opus from WMAL, especi-
ally in the Rachmaninoff song of
loneliness, and Caucasus, "Oh, Cease
Thy Singing, Pretty Maid,'' one of
the compositions of the great Rus
sian which Fritz Kreisler has ar
ranged as a sort of trio for tenor,
violin and piano that invariably gets
under our hide.
In the Rossini drama, from
WMAL also, an unusually fine bari
tone whose name we did not catch,
provided another vocal thrill with
that coloratura baritone affair,
Figaro's song about himself from
"The Barber of Seville" How the
human voice can accomplish this
fast moving bit of lyric boastfulness,
we have never been able to under
stand. But the singer last night did
a fine piece of work with 1t.
The Studebaker family. Of South
Bend, Ind. made itself known along
the airways through WMAL in the
late evening with peppy program
of dance tunes which Ted Husing
announced and which, were in
formed, set toes teetering in San
Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles
as well as here and there in the Mid
die West and Far East, as the in
augural of regular weekly feature
program. Otherwheres--things radi-
otic We're as usual of a Thursday
and quite as entertaining.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
Afghan Uprising Being
QuelIed. Is Report

LONDON, Dec. 2s tI.N.S). 1.-THE
tribal revolt in Afghanistan is being
put down, according to the Afghan
legation.
The legation announced the re-
ceipt of advices saying that large
forces Of volunteers are effectually
uuelling all disturbances. They
added that 'the entire situation Is
now well in hand.
The legation denied the recent
Paris report that King Amanullah
and Queen Souriya have left Kabul
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
Steiner to Give Speech
Before Secular League

Franklin Steiner. secretary Of the
American Nationalist Association Of
Chicago, will speak at the meeting
OF the Washington Secular League
Sunday evening at Musicians Hall.
1905 F st. N. w.
Mr.. Steiner has chosen for his sub
ject. "Why We Are Rationalists In
stead Of Religionists." The Secular
League, which is one of the oldest
societies in existence In Washing
ton, was founded in 1870 by Lester
F. Ward, Government clerk.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
Parkside Hotel Houses
Nurses From G. w. y.

The four top floors of the Park-
side Hotel, 1886 I St. N. W., have
been converted into home lor
nurses at George Washington Uni
yersity Hospital, ,after it was de.
clared that the present home al
1915 Thirteenth ST. N. W., no
longer was tenable.
j. D. Byers, hospital superinten-
dent, explained that larger home
than the Thirteenth Street build.
ing was necessary. New quarters
have been leased until June 50,
with renewal privileges.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
NOT GOOD ON ICE

BERLIN, Dec. % U.N.SD D.-One
person was killed in Vienna and
hundreds suffered broken limbs in
that city and Budapest as the re-
suit of accidents. on ice-coated
streets following a storm. accord
ing to advices received here today.
Four hundred persons sustained
broken limbs in Vienna and 100 in
Budapest.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
NEARBY STATIONS

WBAI-BaItimore-I
6:00-Sandman Circle.
6:30-WJZ Program.
7:00--Esskay Hour.
T:30--WJZ Program
10:30-Musicai Memories.
WFBR-Baltimore-1
7:02-MaxweII Greenfeld's Radio
Ambassadors.
S:00-Agnes. G. Heintz. soprano.
S:15-Chester Mahl, pianist.
S:39-Joseph Rumenap. tenor.
S:45-Lois Stone. cellist.
9:O0-Shamrock Orchestra.
930-Melvin H. Pyles baritone.
9:45--Alma Metcalf. violinist.
1Os02-Oriole syncopators.
WCAO-HaItimOre-6
7:S0-Al Seidman and his Arabian
knights.
S:00-Hula Boys
S:30-Kingan Cowboys.
3;00-True Story Magazine Hour.
10:00-Then and Now.
1030-The Crystal Gazer.
WPG--Atlantic City--11O0-272
6:00-Dinner music.
S:45-Playground Pals.
9:00--Oriole Glee Club.
9:15--concert orchestra.
10:0O--Organ.
11:00-News; Follies Dance Orchestra.
11:30-Phi Epsilon Fraternity dance.
WABC-New YOrk-s60-348.6
S:00-United Opera Co.
900--True Story Hour.
10:00-Then and Now.
10 :30-The Crystal Gazer.
WCAU-1Philadelphi
8:00-Felin's Hour.
3:30--Columbia network.
11:30-Golden Dragon Orchestra.
WEAF-New YOrk--660-454.3
5:00-Florida Citrus.
6:00-Waldorf Astoria music.
7:00-Wonder Bakers.
- 7:30-Happiness Boys.
S,00-ACities Service concert.
9:00AAn Evening in Paris
9:30-Rapid Transit.
10:00--N. b. G. special program.
II :0o--St Regis Orchestra.
WNYC-New York-57O-526
815-At home program.
WJZ-New YOrk--760-3D4.5
7:00--Great History Moments.
7:3G--Dixie Circus.
s:G0--Interwoven Entertainers.
s;30-Armstrong Quakers.
9:60-Wrigley Hour
9:30-Play. THE Nightingale and the
Rose"
10:00-Stromberg Carlson Sextette.
1G:30-Fifth Avenue knights.
1l:00--Slumber music.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28
BLANK BOOKS!

It's Better Business" to
invest in BLANK BOOKS
prepared for your individual
business-it saves both time
and money.
WE MAINTAIN on our
premises a fully equipped
RULING and PRINTING
PLANT and experts are in
charge who will consult with
you as to the particular needs
of your business.
The Washington times., 1928-12-28

Homes of all sizes. prices and IOca-
tions can he selected from the many
home tuys listed for sale in the CIassi-
fled ads.
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A cool quiet place ID speue
yauf vacation good meals served; ruMnlNx
water IN all repnls For rates write or phane
Mrs J. NJ MeFeiand, Hluensont. Va,
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BUSINESS oppORTuNrrrEs,

BEAUTY PARLOR. 18th ST.
Good location In heart of residential dis
trict, Established. Good chance. Low rent,
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CAFETERIA HEART APARTMENT SECTION.
MAIN 7is OR DECATUR ala :
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Bakery end store, fully equipped: well
locsteo doing euceessful business. Rent,
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u yoH want ~ buy or sell 8 business.
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Az stauH inyessf2asis.s
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t8patfAs $5.00y cash o. aoea notes required
ANCHOR REALTY CORP
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.soPPgE CONCERN FOR SALE.
Lesolns wholesale coffee rGssteFs of the
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TsiIoT sacp. pressing and cieznsng; re-
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Lurehroen ar rGaming house, splendid
combination. located Near 18TH ard Pa ave
Priced FsTY 5ow. gnspsct and you viii buy.
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EooEntns house near 18TH and Mass. ave.
eortEaning 6 apaYta., and rms and bath
eacn5 large income. Rent. $40. Price, $3.50
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1924 14th ST. NW.-si5 month. Pleasant
room. newly furnished, clean. bright. pri-
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619 ALLISON ST. NV (4500 ILL. ave nw)
Two rooms to gentlemen who desire and
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breakfast optional 30s
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-Aug IS. single room in NV. State
price and location. Gentleman Address
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MOUNT PLEAsANT--i72e KILBoURNELTo
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twin beds. next to bath
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WELL ESTABLISHED cleaning and press
tng business for sale; must sell because Of
illness very cheap 2s Florida ave. NV.
Pot. ilss 3os
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Attractive Opportunities,
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LIVE STOCK Ann CATTLE.

JERSEY COW, s years old, with calf thor.
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BOOMING HOUSE. 20 rooms. modern Mass.
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MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
Light lunch and seilcstess no better
locstson downtown 5-Yesr Lease; price,
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RooMING HOUSE. NETTING $3.50 MO.
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WOULD LIKE 10 meet druggist who would
Ike 20 enter business IN Maryland. OppoY-
tHnaty is unusual. No investment. Address
Ts~y 1Ez-p Sta aNseA
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1908 18th NW.-Bright. attractive rooms
rear bath; continuous hot water; board rea-
sonable; Virginia private family. Adams
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EISEA SPRINc5Si-Mountatn farm home;
modern improvements; excellent table; Gem
Portable, Riry rooms; attitude 1900 IT,, atl..
Mount Airy; l mtle from station; Sl2 week
Il; no Hebrews, ~ Mrs, n 4 Eises, Prop
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MY HOME is now open for Summer board
erS. children from years TO ~; excellent
care and board ideal location: transients or
indefinitely. as desired Mrs. c, QartulM.
Elmwood Farm, Brockeyille. Md. Telephone
Ashton oO-E-4
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POIJITRY ann EGGS

-Mixed 7ci heagy, nixed AND "
doffes, f0e; ic per chick more In less than
TOO lots r. ID Long, Boz 90 MillefstoWn, Pa :
OAK GROVE POULTRY YARDS White
Jeghorn pulietS, March ana April hhtchi
giiI soon IaY TaneFed strain, Mrs, n.
Hines, olney, Md Phone Ashton ia,Fs2
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1892 18th N. W. near Park rd.-Two double
looms with bay windows; beautiful home;
excellent board; must be seen to be appre-
ciated, none like II In city AZ
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SECOND-FLOOR FRONT ROOM. semi
2523 18th NV. (near Central High School
Accommodations for FIVE; home cooking;
house is detached and large yard; rates, SIS
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GRANpvIEw~-,An ideal home in Blue Ridge
MtS,, ON farm, one mile from station, 5
hours from WASHINGTON via Southern Rvy.
Excellent meals reasonable. Miss Nellie
r Merlin. LinSen Va
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COUNTRY BOARD

IOVEIY PLACE, Blue RidEe Mts.. altitude
1880 IT,, horses. bathing. aShins; ami.
wonderful meals; fried chicken: reasonable
Adams 2sAa Mrs Ernest MARROW. Linden
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1880 ST NW.-Cool. attractive rooms for
those who appreciate the comfort Of refined
home: unsurpassed meals.
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ROOMS AND ROARn

for l1-year-old DAUGHTER after school hours;
references. $40 Emerson st. NV. Adams
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SPEND YOUR VACATION AT MAPLE
Grove farm, in the Shenandoah Valley; cool
and quiet, plenty GOOD eats, min. from
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lila 13th--Large 2nd-story room; twin beds:
bath on same floor; excellent table s31: so
a month each per. 50s
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I CUT FIOWERS-Choice gIadioIus, pIlIe VIII.
4 ming beauties. SO and rs cents dozen a.
| house; BY mail. postpaid 81 dozen; three
dozen. 50. Fine iris roots, 81 per dozen; MS, SIX
| mixed. so cents dozen List of named varie,,
flies on request L. A. Hanson. 100 Carroll
avenue. Tel. Shepherd si2s-J. Takona