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Evening star., 1928-05-20
Luncheon Given in Honor
OF Chalmhi Sorority

The mothers Of the girls Of Chalmhi
Sorority entertained them at lunch
con at the Club St Marks Saturday.
May IL, with Mrs. F. A. Weihe as toast
mistress.
In the company were Miss Au-
drey Carroll. Miss Audrey Rout. Miss
Peggy Collins, Miss Pauline Bourbon,
Miss Betty Monroe. Mrs. e. II. Monroe,
Miss Helen Yeamans. Mrs. II. 3. Baker.
Miss Lois Davis. Mrs. F. NJ. Davis. Miss
Helen Perley, Mrs. M. v. Perley. Miss
Nellie Coleman, Mrs. E. A. Coleman,
Miss Margaret Chalmers. Miss Jean
Chalmers. Mrs l. 3. Chalmers, Miss
Polly Weihe, Mrs. F. A. Weihe. Miss
Clara Roche. Miss Margaret Barber,
Mrs. H. w Barber. Miss Lucille Wilkin-
son, Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson. Miss Kath-
crime Blake. Mrs. C. l.. Blake. Miss Allie
Marie Young. Mrs. T. Fl. Young. Miss
Sarah Trott, Mrs F. P. Trott. Mrs. j.
T. Thomas. Miss Doris Thomas. Miss
Caroline Ducker Mrs. Orlando Ducker,
Miss Dorothy Quinn, Mrs. Lavinia
Quinn, Miss Battaille Scott. Miss III. L..
Winfree. Miss Rebekah Morris Mrs. J..
V. Morris. Miss Dorothea Ehlis. Mrs. f..
II. Ehlis. Miss Ruby Gruman Mrs. w.
A. Gruman. Miss Marie Jorolemon. Mrs.
r. j. Jorolsmon. Miss Adele Cults, Mrs.
A D. Cults. Miss Lucille Coles. Mrs.
Coles, Miss Harriet Wehrheim and Mrs.
r. o. Wehrheim.
The party was addressed by the preSi-
dent of the alumnae chapter. Miss
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Congress Ball Teams
Bat for Honors Nav g

Vice President and Mrs. Dawes have
taken a box for the congressional base
ball game between the Democratic and
Republican members of the House Of
Representatives to be held Saturday,
May 26. at the American League Bail
Park. Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight Davis and Secretary of Com
merCe and Mrs. Herbert Hoover also are
among the list Of additional box holders
announced by Mrs. Clyde Kelly. chair
man of the Congressional Club commit
tee in charge of the affair. funds from
which will go toward the building fund
of the club,
Other box holders include Senator
and Mrs. James A. Reed, Senator and
Mrs. Frederick Sackett. Senator and
Mrs. David A. Reed. Mr. and Mrs.
James Good MIR. Joseph Tumulty, Mrs.
Elmer Schlesinger. Mrs, Henry F..
Dimock. Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings. MIS-. Eldridge Jordan. Mrs. James
Curtis, Col. and Mrs. G. c. Calhoun, MI.
and Mrs. Joseph F.. Davies. Mrs. Geneva
Dunham. Mr. Lincoln Townsend, Mr.
and Mrs. William a. Rodenberg. Mr.
and Mrs William NJ. Collins. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Carl MapeS, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Richard p. Aldrich.
Representative and Mrs. Harry c. Rams
ley, Representative and Mrs. Harcourt
Pratt. Representative and Mrs, Louis
Cramton. Representative and Mrs.
Homer Hoch. Representative Sproul,
Representative and MIS-. Henry Allen
Cooper, Representative and Mrs. James
Aswell. Representative and Mrs. Riley
Wilson, Representative and Mrs James
" MeClintic, Representative and Mrs,
George HuddleSton, Representative and
Mrs. Carl G. Bachman. Mrs. Cordell Hull.
Mrs. Ed r. Gainor. Representative and
Mrs. James H. MacLafferty. Julius Gar
finckel, Judge and Mrs. William Nc
Chord. the Misses Patten, Mr.. Breckin-
ridge Long. Mr.. Truxtun Beale, Repre-
sentative and Mrs Harry c. Cant1eld,
Representative and Mrs. Harry Engle-
bright, Mr.. John Hays Hammond. Mrs.
Benjamin Halcombe, Alien Property
Custodian and MRS. Sutherland, Mrs.
Charles I. Corby. Mrs Charles Bough-
ton Wood, Mrs. william r. Dennis and
Mrs. w. B. Hibbs.
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Outdoor Party to Aid
Work for Poor Churches

The outdoor party held annually in
the gardens of the convent, 1919 Y
street, for the benefit of work for poor
churches will be held Monday and Tues
day afternoons from TO Z o'clock.
Members of the board of lady managers
are taking special pains 10 make this
event attractive and socially enjoyable
as well as helpful to the charity for
which it is held. Lady Isabella How
ard, the honorary member of the board.
will assist Mrs William kearny Carr,
Carter. Mrs. Harold p. Norton. Mrs. J.
F. Lands Mrs. John Cover and Mrs.
D. c. Stapleton, members of the board
in charge of the fete.
The work which this convent con-
ducts is for deserving charity. supplying
TO remote missions and 10 poor
churches which are our near neighborS
the altar requirements which are neceS-
sary to the conduct of their religious
service.
Decorated booths and tables will be
invitingly arranged about the gardens
to tempt the visitors. The ice cream
table will be in charge of Mrs. William
Kearny Carr, assisted by Mrs. Harold
p. Norton, Mrs. B. F. Saul and Mrs.
David Mccarthy Mrs J. F. Lands
will preside at the candy table. assisted
by Mrs George P. Scriven, Mrs. Nc
Intyre and Mrs Rivers The lemonade
table will be in charge of Mrs. H. L.
E. Johnson and Mrs. William G.
Johnson.
A fancy table displaying many at
tractive articles will be managed by
Mrs. John II. Cover. assisted by Mrs.
Gordon, Mrs Thomas II. Carter. Mrs.
d. C. Stapleton and Mrs. John q.
Carter
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Gounod's Famous Oratorio
Treat for Music Lovers

The production of Gounod's famt us
oratorio, "The Redemption" at the
Washington Auditorium the night of
MAY % is arousing much interest, not
only among music lovers In the Capital,
but In official, diplomatic and social
ranks as we'll. With highly trained
chorus OF $50 voices. and an orchestra
of go pieces, the National Oratorio AS
sociation is planning to give this best
known of oratorios. Boxes are selling
rapidly, always a good indication of the
success of any performance.
! Heading the list OF diplomatic pa
I tronesses for the event Is Sonora de
Tellez Others who have given the use
of their names are Sonora de Padilla,
Sonora de Ferrara, Nine. Peter. Sonora
| de Alfaro, Mime. van Royen Mrs Henry
Getty Chiffon and Lady Br0derick.
| Mrs. Dwight F. Davis heads the list
| Of official patronesses, which includes
Mrs. Harry New, Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur.
Mrs. William Jardine, Mrs. james
| Couzens, Mrs. Charles P. Summerall,
Mrs. Richard s. Aldrich, Mrs. Hamilton
Fish. Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Edgar
.Iadwin. Mrs, William D. Leahy. Mrs.
| Charles b, McVay, Mrs. Arthur Lee
Willard. Mrs. William D. Mitchell, Mrs.
| Theodore Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Cop
lev Amory. Mrs. H. D. Auchincloss,
Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs. Delos Blod-
eett, Mrs. C. C. Calhoun. Mrs. James
r. Curtis. Mrs. John Allen Dougherty,
Mrs. Frederick A. Dumont, Mrs. George
Ely. Mrs. James e. Freeman, Mrs.
Frank B. Freyer Mrs. Charles H. Har-
low, Mrs. Robert N. Harper. Mrs.
George D. Hope. Mrs. William Fitch
Kelley. Mrs. Karl D. Klemm, Mrs. d.
w. Knowlton, Mrs william F. Nc
Dowell, Mrs. Horace Mcfarland, MRS.
Junius W. MacMurray, Mrs. keith
Merrill Mrs. George Mesta. MRS.
Thomas w Phillips, MRS. Wallace
| Radcliffe Mrs. william Mcclellan Rlt-
ter. Mrs. Sidney Taliaferro. Mrs. Alfred
Pembroke Thorn. Mrs. Ennalls Wagga-
man, Mrs. Charles Warren. Mrs. Will
liam Wheatley and Mrs. Warren W.
whitney.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Hostesses Named for Tea
At Womens Clubhouse

Mrs. Merritt o. Chance. president Of
she Women's City Club: DR.. A. Frances
Fcye, chairman Of the hospitality COM
rnittee, and Mrs. Grattan Kerans. pub
i-ity chairman. will be hostesses at the
tea given at the clubhouse. % Jackson
place, from 4:30 TO S O'Clock this after
noon. Assisting viii be Miss NJ. Alvina
Carroll Miss Fay Bentley and members
OF the hospitality committee. The
president Of the Women's National
Press Club and Mrs. John McElrov will
be guests of honor. Members OF the
Women's Press Club have been specially
invited. Presiding at the tables will be
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor and Mrs. Frank
Gregory Stewart.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Stanley Club Is Host
At Charming Banquet

The third annual banquet of the
Shanley Club was held in the Florentine
room at wardman Park Hotel wednes-
day. Miss Rebecca e. Shanley, who
was formerly a teacher in Business High
School, organized the club whose men:
bershfp was made up of her graduating
class of 1925 At that time there were
about Il girls. At the organization meet
ing the name Shanley Club was chosen
in honor OF its founder, and Miss Shan
ley was made the permanent director.
The club has held meetings twice each
month since its organization and among
the more ambitious events there is an
annual banquet The banquet this week
was especially arranged 10 honor Miss
Shanley, but i'll health prevented her
from attending and making the prin-
cipal address.
Miss Margaret McCIosky is president
OF the club ana has been for four years.
She made her annual address at the
banquet at which Miss Lena MorfeSy
was toastmistreSs. Characterization OF
members in q number designated as
Rhymes" or the program was pre-
Sented by Mrs Julia Vermillion. and the
club history" was prepared and read
By Miss Elizabeth Reilly. The club EN-
tertainer. Miss Mary BayeT. responded
successfully TO her number on the pro-
gram, Noise" A bracelet was pre-
Sented TO each member Of the club. This
Is a regular custom observed at the an
nual banquet and besides the decora-
tive feature of the favor the purpose OF
this ceremony is TO provide each club
member with distinctive remembrance
Of the annual banquet.
Members of the Stanley Club OF 1923
who attended the banquet were Mrs.
Julia Vermillion, Mrs. Viola Sheahin.
Mrs Agnes Hale. Miss Margaret Locke,
Miss Mary Trant. Miss Lillian Gallagher.
/ Miss Mary Bayer, Miss Gertrude Luncn,
Miss Mary Brown, Miss Louise Spates.
Miss Norine Kloss, Miss Hildred Scott,
Camille Cleary and Teresa Trant.
The banquet was followed by dancing
In which gentleman guests Of the clup
members we're present.
Washington wants no Power Trust.
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Evening star., 1928-05-20
St. Gertrude s Guild
Tea From 3 to z Friday


st. Gertrude's School of Arts and
Crafts, located at Fifteenth street and
Bunker Hill road northeast. will be the
scene of a garden tea this afternoon
from to T. The tea is under the
sponsorship of st. Gertrude's Guild, a
large organization. which includes In
It's membership many of the leading
women of the city and which Is off,
cered by Mrs. Harold p. Norton. presi-
dent Mrs. w. E. Montgomery. DR..
Mary O'Malley, Mrs William Franklin
Sands, Mrs 3. F. Saul, Mrs. George p.
Scriven, Mrs. ID. G. Stapleton. Mrs
Joseph Tumulty, vice presidents: Mrs.
Milton E. Allies, treasurer: Mrs. w. E,
Binnse, recording secretary: Mrs. d. J.
Callahan. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
P. j. McGovern, historian. and Mrs.
Nellie E. Fealy and Mrs. John j.
Noonan. press committee.
The IostesseS this afternoon will be
Mrs. F.. T. KilkOff. chairman, the sisters
in charge of the school and the officers
Of the guild, assisted by Mrs. D. K.
Butler, Mrs. Thomas Costigan. Mrs.
Albert Fenwick, Mrs. Frank FenTick.
Mrs. r. l.. Graves. Mrs. James @.
HASKELL MIS. u. Leo hOlD, MIS- HIlSdEy
l.. Offutt. ja.; Mrs. Allen Pope, Mrs.
Harry Price, Mrs. Anne z. Murphy and
Mrs. Charles W. Semmes. A table of
homemade candies will be in charge of
Mrs. John j. Nocnan.
During the afternoon the guests will
have opportunity to view the handi-
work of the pupils, see the plans for the
new school building. the cornerstone of
which was laid by Bishop Shahan May
8: inspect the dainty class and work
rooms and visit the pretty gardens
which afford pleasurabIe pastime and
healthful exercise for the children.
each one of whom tills and is respon-
sible for her individual plot The eve
ming will close with May procession
and benediction.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Legion Group to Be Host
At Anniversary Banquet

The u. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2,
American Legion, which is composed OF
ex-yeomen CD who served in the World
War. will hold banquet at the Airing
ton Hotel Tuesday in honor Of its ninth
birthday anniversary. The post antici-
pates gala event and will be honored
by the presence of Representative Flor
ence Kahn of California, Representa-
tive w. P. Connery, jr.. of Massachu-
setts, Commissioner Proctor l.. Dough-
erty, Lieut.. Charles Venable. Col. J. e.
J. Herbert. Col j. Miller Kenyon, de-
partment commander of the American
Legion: Senior Vice Comdr. j. Thad
Baker. Junior Vice Comdr. Beatrice
Bowman and National Committeeman
Paul McGahan. Miss Ina Householder
will give a number of solos. and Miss
Rema Medford and her brother. Mr..
Charles Medford. will be seen in
speciality dances.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Memorial Foundation
Benefit Party Wednesday

The National Memorial Foundation.
which will give benefit card party in
the quarters of the chief of staff. Gen.
Charles p. Summerall. at Fort Myer,
Va. Wednesday afternoon, is the society
which conceived the idea OF cherry
blossom festival and carried that idea
out SO beautifully in the Spring of
1927.
The memorial foundation is an aid
society which was established in 1921
by Mrs. James Brattle Burbank and a
group of friends who were deeply in
tersSted in supplying an urgent want il.
the then existing service aid societies.
The officers Of the society are ;
President. Mrs. James Brattle Bur-
bank; vice presidents. Mrs. Charles p,
Summerall. Mrs Charles Mex Saltz-
man. Mrs Emerson II. Liscum. Mrs.
Eli A Helmick: recording secretary.
Mrs Claude w Dudley; corresponding
secretary, Mrs Frank w Coe, treasurer.
washington Loan and Trust CO.; as
SiStant treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Hero, jr.
Board of managerS-~MrS Charles w,
Hobbs. Mrs. Grace c. Van Norden. Mrs.
James B. Allison. Mrs, Harry c. Barnes,
Mrs Albert n. Baggs, Miss Mary E.
Donnelly. Mrs. Charles E. Kilbourne
Mrs John w. Gulick. Mrs. F. c. FIRE.
yer. Mrs. Gustav j, Fiebeger: trustees
Mai Gen. George Barnett. Mr.. Victor
B. Deyber. Mr.. John B. Larner and
Brig, Gen. John A. Johnston.
There also is an advisory council
which includes Mr.. Hanford MacNider.
Mr.. F. Trubee Dawson. Maj. Gen.
George H. Harries, Mai. Gen. Frank w.
Coe. former Senator James w, WadS-
worth, jr.: Senator David A. Reed, Brig.
Gen. Frank r. Hines. Lieut.. Col
Ulysses S. Grant, Sd: Mr. William G.
Redfield, Mai. Gen. Mason Patrick.
Maj. Gen. c. Nick. Saltgman. Admiral
Joseph Strauss. Admiral Harry Mel. F.
HuSe and Capt. Dudley w. Knox.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Mrs. johnson to Address
Church Women Allianc.

AIRS. Marietta Johnson. International
II known educator and founder Of the
Fairnope School Of New Education in
Alabama. viii speak TO the Woman's
Alliance Of All Souls Unitarian Church
Friday. May IS. on Religious Educa-
ffon Of Children" The Alliance meets
tn Pierce Hall. Fifteenth and Harvard
streets. at II am. The usual business
session viii be followed by Mrs. John
sons address at noon A cordial inyi-
tation 70 be present Is extended TO all
who are interested in this subject
IsIncheon will be served al ] O'Clock.
with Mrs. Cershorn Bradford as hostess
Evening star., 1928-05-20

ing some days at the Grace Dodge Ho-
tel was hostess at dinner there Thurs
day evening.
Mrs George Theobold and Mrs. Web
ster Ballinger entertained 80 guests at
luncheon and bridge Thursday at their
residence.
Miss Beatrice Detweiler entertained
a party OF IL at the dinner dance at
the Wardman Park Hotel last evening.
Miss Helen b. Warner entertained al
the dinner dance at the Wardman Park
Hotel last evening as q farewell party
In honor of Miss Elsie Keim. who will
sail June 13 to spend the Summer In
Europe Miss Warner will close her
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
the first Of June and Join her parents
In their home at Tarrytown-on-the-
Hudson, NJ "
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Girls Friendly Society
Lists Pleasing Program

Those who have taken boxes Tor the
benefit performance of "Craigs Wife, "
TO be given tomorrow evening at the
National Theater for the Holiday House
of the Girls Friendly Society are:
Mrs. William C. Rives. Mrs. Henry w.
Watson. Mrs. William l.. Crounse, Mrs.
Mackey Smith. Mrs. Randolph McKim,
Mrs. Bancroft Davis, Mrs. John C.
Boyd. Mrs e. B. Meigs and Mr.. Richard
Harlow. Others who have bought tickets
are Mrs Henry w. Fitch. Mrs. Frazier
D. Head. Mrs John NJ. Biddle, Mrs,
William Allen Hayes. Mrs. Thomas II.
Taliaferro. Mrs B. p Lamberton MIS-
Duncan McKim Mrs Charles Houtz
and Miss Ruth Oberly.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Mrs. Gerry to Entertain
Women . Press Club CrouI

Mrs. Gerry, wife Of Senator Peter
Coelet Gerry Of Rhode Island. viii en-
fertain the members Of the Won1en's s
national Press Club al $50 O'Clock
SATURDAY evening. May 2e. While the
Invitations 90 not indicate IT. the
members of the club are privileged 10
take their husbands as escorts.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Parents to Entertain
In Daughter Honor

MFR. and Mrs. Samuel Saloman will
receive in their home at 1919 UpShur
street Sunday evening. May 81. from 8
to ii o'clock. in honor OF the confirma
tion of their daughter little Irene Adele
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Nell Coleman. and the vice president,
Miss Polly Weihe The president and
vice president of Chalmhi. Miss Lucille
Wilkinson and Miss Katherine Blake,
and Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson and Mrs. La
vinia Quinn also spoke
Evening star., 1928-05-20
VIII Talk of Washington
I'm the Year 1000

At the Monday tea OF the American
Association OF University Women, Mr..
Charles Eliot. city planner for the Ma
tionaI Capital Park and Planning Com
mission. viii speak on Washington in
the Year 1000" and his remarks will
be illustrated By slides. Mr. Eliot viii
be introduced by Mrs. Robert Howard.
The hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mrs. George Bowerman, Mrs. John
Cummings and Mrs. Lyman B. Sworm-
stedt
the annual picnic OF the association
Is under charge Of the hospitality COM
mittee. of which Mrs. John Z. Walker is
chairman, and the house committee,
of which Mrs. Paul kaufman Is chair
man. Mrs. Alvin Barber has invited
the association to her home, Sky
meadows, for the picnic which will be
held at 5 80 on Saturday, May 26.
--~-~
II is reported that more than 2.000,-
900 Chinese are migrating from Shan
tung into Manchuria seeking food. II
Is described as the greatest exodus ri a
people since the Children of Israel trek
led into the Promised Land.
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Continued from First PageD
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NORTHWEST OF CLEVELAND PARK.
TYNrSET1 50 mn

SASH CASH and SIS . month. including ~
interest. will buy this attractive BRAND
NEW BRICK--Semi-det ached-home; larss
iected OAK floors up and down; large con
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welsbach instant heater for service veteI
oriy , blocks from street crrs. one OF tns
best public schools in the city and Protest
art and Catholic CHURCHES.
II is an outstanding bargain and IL yot
ere fookirg for a rice home at q Sacrtnc'
figure and on e-sy terms here It is.
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sALE-BusINEss PROPERTY.

NEAR 18th q sTs.. N.w.--WE HAVE a
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CHEVY CHASE.
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n,okt excellent section OF this commit
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charmingly set on a large. wooded site
There is q Soft. covered front porcns
screened rear porch and second-noor
veranda; all rooms throughout are OF
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Is every modern feature, including
hardwood floors. two tile baths WIN
latest fixtures. model equipment N
kttchen and cellar, detached Earage-
hne old trees. flowers and snrpos
An ideal home at an unusually low
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SALE--HOuSES.

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nreplsee, h.w,h. sosa Perry ST. ne onen
INVESTMENT PROPERTY. NEAR and AND
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sALE--INvGsTMENT PROPERTY.

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tenants, BooTha AGENCY. ne cor sth
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TIT SELL FOR $3.50.

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SALE CDR RENT--SuR i'ROP-rS
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CAPITOL HILL.
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shower. $ST so to S4s. =
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

coLoRED. rs ST. NE RENT. ss2 30; 3
large rooms, bath, hall gas and coal faiGes
fesE on second floor. v
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; MUST BE
seen to appreciate. reasonable. s04 Einsr-
Soy1 ~ n " hyafIable July rs TO-
1850 IRVING 81. nW.-TsYO ATTRACTIVE
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bath LoWerS rooms, kitchen. bath and
porch Desirable LOCATION. nesf esf ana 1ns
scn shove address. Gns tine Sunskg OF
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ans 10 N. y
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TAKONsA PARK, n. C.
Thornton Courts. 40 Cedar st. n,w.-4Ex-
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grounds for children. Z rooms and bath
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Observation-Disclosures

CHOICE WAsIiINuTo HEIQHTs LOCATION
New TRiolpSA5EF 5si5lssTssTtlsepn FIFE SIy.
large rooms and bath. From SIS to seb per
month.
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MT, PHEASANT
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
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virsinia property Address 1901 18th st. ne
North 1909
GENERAL STORE ON STATE HIGHWAY.
miles from Rockville; clean stock: doing a
splendid business; also nearly new dwelling
nearby; trade for residence or rental prop
erty. @. B. LrKENS. 1919 NJ st. NV. Pot.
422s ,----,.,----..---- -.-.-.--..----
brick, anil. for home on N. J, or N Y.
near B, & 0. or Pa. R. r. Main i4l4.
GROOM SEMI DETACHED, MODERN
garage Price. $4,000: clear: win exchange
for two or three family apartment In A
aood section OF the Northwest. assuming
reasonable membranes.
4. +. ROBINSON,
Si5-si6 Bond Bldg.
18th T. NJ Y. Ave Main 442.