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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
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"TclGng the World, " which
/ comes 10 thn Ajrdowc Thcatcr, 10.
morrow nighy, is perhaps the best
Of The line Of starrng pictures with
which William IIaineS during the
past two wears has periodically con
+ vUlsed and thrilled these United
St"tte.
Inc Story concerns youthful
na'cr do-wrIl wh1 when elected into
The cold world by his wealthy
father gets a job on a newspaper
with His first assignment to inter
view his parent on the subject OF
why hc Kicked him out.
Mi.h taat hil"riors opening, the
tale moves rapidly through Haines
Her'od Is Il cub whcrrm he solves
a night club murder and Incidentally
fe-cu,s little cabaret girl (Auita
ragp--and what a beauty she isl
from line clutches Of the police.
IAtortma'cjy, ii&iu.s idea, oil
acquaintance with tn, girl do not
iaclude natr.muuy and She, rather
thau cause them both unhappiucSs
~ Welding, JOINS theatrical
troupe cu route II the Orient.
itaiucs, awakened too lac to what
he las lost, follows her and hr
means Of Il news story sent out from
the interior Of China that arouscs
The entire world, rpscucs her FROM
tbt vengeance Of a Chinese war lvrI
uao has ordered her cNccu.<on.
sam Wood, Who handles the dire
ter's megaphonc, has achieved Il
etea: sareass With story thar
moves with marvellous rapidity from
stort t. finish. Anita Page, wha
makes her first screen appearance
- the girl looks hike The nyst bet
o. the Year in screen newcomers.
The rest Of the cast are all that
they sEo4,l lc--aud then some.
Polly Moran, hi.eea Percy. Frank
cuIrior, lsert Roach, Mathew Boz.
William \. Non& -alI are excellent
IL r1-.;i parts.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
The Campaign Log
ny United Press Leased Wire

Governor Smith returned to Al
Lany from New York and prepared
to meet Senator Key Pittman to-
morrow to make plans for his for
nal acceptance Of the Democratic
presidential nomination.
Republican campaign leaders are
gathcrin" in Washington to outline
the Hoover Curtis campaign. Sea&tot
Moses, WHO may he ia, eastern man
agrr, Henry j. Allen, the publicit,
director and Representative Tor,,
New Jersey. secretary to the nation
al committee. all win confer with
iw. Hubert Work, ,hJ.rE an Of the
,,aticnal committee.
Senator James A. Reed in IN in
yyicw In St Louis reiterated his
opposition to the prohibition amend
nent, said Governor Smith s Iedcr
20 the national committee had mad,
prohibition e5jal issue and that
"hde prohibition was on the statute
hooks il was duty OF every off
ciai to c&force the law
Senator George ". Norris o.
Ncbras1a, In a letter to DoremuS
Scudder of Clarcmmt, Calif., cali
cd On leaders to elect progressive
c"rGrcs,wcu hut said p~pevutation
az an indrrijadent candidate fox
prcai@ "ould urtr8>itatc months
Of elaborate preparations in aH con.
1ra~si'nal districts and would re
Qu.rc . great deal OF money.
Senator IleHin Of Alabama has
sent 10 tine Fellowship Klau Pu5li
cation, a $50 check mailed him re-
Gently ly Peter 4. 2Iliooey, New
York Catholic. Maloucv gave H.,
mone@ in afpreciat.9a' Of tho
senator : speeches attacking GOV
omos Smith and tLe Catholic
Church.
r. r. u. Robinson, president of
;n, National Afro-American Demo
cratic league issued call to negroes
,Nc.E .EWhcrr to rally t. Governor
SMITH : standard. lie said the f..
publican part lad failed T., Keep
,is pledges.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
TyDing Contest
VIII Be Held On
Pacific COast t

NEW YORK, july 7.-Tie 22rd
annual international typawr;tinG
cru'csy TO determine new world
champion typi,ts in thr profession
II, amateur and school novice class
e, win be held at Sacramento. Cal,
or Sept % IT is the first time
since its Inauguration that the fix
turc has been scheduled for the
Pacific Coast.
The state contests conducted
throughout the country the pas six
MONTHS to determine the various
state representatives. at the Inter
national Contest in California have
iust been completed. More than ~
Young men and women will BE- Off
cial!y entered for their territory or
rs Individual entrants for COMPETE
tion in the school novice champion
ship The rules Of the coutcs, PRO
vide that contestants for thc
world !, typewriting championship
shall write for one hour continuous
ly from specially prepared printed
copy. The contestants for the world
amateur title win write for 80 min
utcs from the same copy, while the
entrants for the school novice cham
pionship honors will be required to
write - minutes from prepared
copy.
Among the prominent contcnlcrs
for world championship honors will
D, George II. Hossfield, present
holder Of the title with record Of
1873 net words a minute; Abort Tan
garo, rnncr-up last yoar, end holder
Of the world title 1923 to 1925 in
elusive, and Barney Stapcrt, former
amateur champion.
Chester Soucck Of Pennsylvania,
who captured the school novice
championship last year at Carnegie
Hall with a record Of 81 words a
minnie, viii be entered this year as
cne Of the prominent contestants for
Aonors in the amateur class.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
This 'SQuatter"
Means Business

. BAKERSFIELD, July 7. -
Sportsmen and vacationists plan
ming to visit the Greenhorn
! Mountain district are being warn
ed not to encroach on the premis-
es of an aged homesteader, near
the entrance to whose ranch
deputy found tackled 10 tree a
proclamation, reading as follows:
NOTUS!
Trespas sers:
Trospassers on this here pro
purity will be proseQueted to the
Ill extent Of two dogs what
aint over kind to strangers and
double barrel shotgun which
airt loaded with pills.
I am getten dam tired of ye.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

Stop at boulevard s:Jp sign ana
ratd. " tiua of So.
Regular Meeting Of American
Conservation Club. Monday even
ing. July ., $50 p. m. 6t2
Gets Su.peAGei Sentence Sam
tradaro ~ FL C.mro was given Il
suspended sear"nr h% Judge Per
}.1n- Yesterday afternoon on a sen
,eGcc Of - cr ! . days in tie com
~ jail. The suspension provided that
lie defendant leave town at once.
NPadaco W4S toWd guilty on {"
charge Of being dunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
We Loan 70 runG, puy or refin-
Inee. Tyler Insurance Agency. sdv

-ivo-ee Acsion Filed \ divorce
e"tion wss filed - tine county
q =. : office this morning hv Henry
D.e'fenhaehgr astiu>t Katie Agnes
] .,ffcnbachcr The complaint sets
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
tt Ffic V -ate.s F.nnI

T11ffic V-o-ats1s F.ncI--Mrs.
Iva iIow,s nj L! Ccn-ro entered Il
rra u guilty to a charge of speed
ing in city court This morning. Shr
laid f:nr If So ~}a-vas charged
with travelling a. - miles an hour
in 30 mile zone William Culn
colcr,d, pleaded guilty TO failure t.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

I-utA Ordered From Towl-B Bca-
ton Fietjc,d, =. arrived in Fl ca
tro yesterday afternoon and last
hight he Wa, found. sleeping in a
vacant lot by city police He plead
cd gailty 70 : charge Of vagrancy
Whca arraign-d before judge Per
kins in city caart this morning auj
vas sentenced 10 spend 90 days in
Tie county jail. The court suspended
sentence oA TIN provision THAT hr
! ave town at ouca.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
San Fernando
Hooks" Rogers
By United Press Lensc5 Wire

by Nhlicu IfcSS EAehStH j" ire
san FERNANDO, Calf. July Z.
When Will Rogers, mayor emeritus
of Beverly Hills and self-appointed
ambassador at large, offered to pay
for the paint required in painting
the name of Il town on some large
roof as an aid to aviators in direct
ing themselves, the management of
local concern sent him the follow
ing itcmized bill:
Paint, $l0.22; painter, $40.25;
first assistant painter, $2e.3l;
second assistant painter, $1498; one
small boy bucket carrier, 5000; one
photographer, $l5.15: one stccplc
Jack, SIC; one artist 5 opinion &c;
one sign painter 5 opinion, $1,000;
four eases of Oklahoma Special, to
celebrate Co. Rogers Philanthropy,
$40. Total Sl74.j3.
Since then Rogers has announc-
cd in his daily bulletins that he had
oVcrcstimatcd his resources and
that it was all Typographical err
ror, adding that he would limit the
offer to towns of four letters. And
since then he says he is willing to
send 4 paint brush or pay for one.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
Banks Motion Denied-An ord

LanE S Motlon DeIied-An order
derying mot:aa fer the vo"atina
Of judgment and for new trial in
thc case of the First National Iauk
Of caleSico against r. .. Thompson
WIS flied at lie county clerk S Of
flee yestcrda. afternoon tv Jud@
!. G. firn. The decision was re-
;Hr"ed ~ Judge i.iuDev N Los Ang
elos and rai!ed here. The motioa
w@s entered H. III plaintiffs
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

Grain, pasture land and brush
fires in northern counties have bean
unusually early and unusually s,y-
ere this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

tors saw a large crow fly to its nest
with what rescmblcd a small piece
Of colored silk.
An investigation followed and
the crow $ nest was found to be
lined with dozens Of flags pilfcred
from the graves.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

is engaged at the present time in
giving a course in Subtropical ITor-
ticuture at Riverside.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
Collections Everywhere. imperial
Valley Credit ASS L. l13 No. Fifth.
adv

Visit Is Shortened .Gregorio Ro-
rHn. y. Of MaxiraG stanned acrose
tie border into the United States
Yesterday afternoon. jus one hour
after arriving in CalcNico he was
greeted by Immigration Inspectors
Gilman and Wilson. Taa Officers
escorted him t. taa county jail and
IT, is being held there until Monday
1.oguiuE when he VIII be given q
hearing before authorities at cal
eNico on charge Of unlawful entry
ioto til Juit,3 States.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
Hundreds of Thousands of people

I1-7- u VU5 U IIyI5al-Vs VI T"ITIV
have been drinking Paul 5 Lemon,
ade Tor many wears. All wear round,
at PickWirk stage Depot adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
dotol Coffee Shop. Air cooled. adv

New Rail Official Here /. L.
Norlis, recently appointed as suoer-
irtcr3@@t cf the Los Angeles diyi.
son e the Southern Pacific rail
road, arrived ii FL Centre this morn
Ing. He will spend several days in
the valley getting acquainted with
shippers and employees of the road.
Ii. \. Hansen, district agent, is ae-
conlpanEing lnu ON tour about
the xali.v.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
DR.. FoncanEou, UsJeopath. Room
GO Davis Bldg. Phone 81. adv

Gets Ca1I Sentencc-Artoujo Dur
q, -, Of Hra~'sE entered plea Of
guilty 80 charEt Of r-~klrss dr3H-
in@ 8hgg arrUguel before Judgo
lorlnz ut Caiczico yesterday after
nocn ard was uoH'ht IL the conn
'} jail to serve jail term when he
fai2cd to pay fiua uf $50. lle WAS
cnterced to spend ~ days with
ike ool4.t- ,E.sau.rr.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
DR.. A. B, Haus1n, DENTIST, Davis
bldg Extraction specialist. adv

Hcxter Taken to JaiI.-Arthur
IlcNtcr, coiored, wa, locked up at
the county Jail last night by city
police. He was sentenced to pay Il
fine Of So or serve l2 DAYS in th'
county Jail by police late last
month ca a reckless driving charge.
lie was given time to pay tue tmr
bat fai1ed 10 do So and last night
was committed to the custody e
tie sheriff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

Club office Lltered.-Tho rear
door Of the Conservation club Of
itrc on state street was found
broken open late last night ly city
police and examination showed thar
tho outer door Of tie SAT. in III.
n1liding was ou,H Investigations,
however, showed that nothing in TIL.
aaIe or office had been disturbed.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
DR.. E. J. Bara be, Dentist, 647 Main
OV@z Piggy Wiggly. Phone 3S2W.
adv

Tc-rinser case Centinued-TL,
case II the people against j. l.. Der
ringer waa continued until Jaiy u
in jadgr Hawkins court at Impar
i4. ye>- riay afternoon. TIL de-
f.udart was - have b,.n given q
preliminary h.ariu- en- a rhaao, OF
rnhezzlymcut. perring,r is allogcl
- have sold some property Winch
l-as nd mort gave.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

forth that tn couple was married
iu III CCajro December /, 1919. and
separated On February ]. 1925. The
suit is based on The alleged d9ser,iou
O.. tha dDfH3a0r Edgar p. Haryey
(, appearing ~, attorney fer the
ni.Ht.tt.
Barbara Wortk Hotel Club
Breakfast, 25c up. Merchants lunch,
zoe: Table d hote dinner, $I0O.
Air cooled. adv
25cw Trial Denied a motion for
a ue~ trial iH tLc ca>r OF tn.
N.saf.t. Tue ana Savings Bank
"ga.@.. %. l.. Quick WaS denied lv
Judg Vaughn y. Thompson i1
la-i.e .oar- yesterday @ftemoaa.
Argument ot the respective counsel
q. q. Afford for tie plaintiff and
Eobet IiD .Hr The defendant. VA,
lizard and rae decision Of the coart
WAS ,a,H ~ turned.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

The cowtcsting association of
Monterey county is filled to the
limit ard 4 few dairymcn are forced
into the waiting list.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07
Drink Paul's Lemonade and feel

healthy. 1t IS made Of genuine lem.
ons. is pure, and full of pep. Drive,
walk for it, at Pickwiek Stage De,
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24
WOMEN IN SPORT

Columbia Heights the tournaments still
are IN the preliminary stages. with sew
eral fir5t-Tound meetings not yet held.
All events will be completed by Satur-
day
Results Of matches played yesterday:
Chevy Chase, FirSt-Tound matches-Mar-
garet Tolman defeated Marjorie MeAiee'
81. 6-3. Helea Besttie defeated Jane
Peterson, G-i Go. Christine Spignull de-
fcated Ethet Britt. Is. 6--i; Betty Hart
man defeated Helen Bittinger. 60. Go;
Helen Hartman defeated Ruth Warren. 60.
Hllyer. g" eIi c oi'''"'' os''"'s" '>7''''- ''''
Twin oaks: aecond-round match--Sylvia
Cooper defeated Catherine Garner, o~o'
GEORGETOWN: Last hrst-round match
Lillian TcrIeySon defeated Emily Beach,
81 o--6. Ga
CounseIors named for the Girl Scout
camp this season met last night at the
Girl Scout little house on New York
avenue 10 discuss plans for the opera
ton of Camp Mataoka at St. Leonards.
Md, to be omen TO their organization
from August IS TO September IS.
Members of the staff, which is now
practically complete include Dorothy
Greene. director: Mrs. Margaret Haul
gen. Mrs. Helen Jemison, Nora Zim-
norman, Marjorie Roach, Caroline
Alexander and Barbara Staples.
Silver athletic efficiency buttons were
awarded on Ludlow Fairgrounds yester-
day to four girls by Lydia Edwards. di-
rector. They were Joan Hanlon. Ethel
Hepburn, Alva May and Marion Lieb
Bronze badges were presented 10 the
following girls Florence Embrey, Doro-
thy Tegan, Mary Jane Nuhn. May Wise,
Thelma Hepburn. Margaret Baer, Lii
Ian Rickard. Virginia Raff. Josephine
Dalton. Alma Voehi. Ruth Lanham-
Elizabeth Norris, Sylvia Marcus and
Margaret Perry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

"IFTY-SIx Washington golfers by
- far the largest number ever to
enter a tourney outside of the
i city, have been paireed in the
qualifying round of the invita-
ton event of the Maryland Country
Club which opens over the Park Heights
Avenue course of the club tomorrow.
The complete entry list for the tourney
comprises more than 2s0 names. in
GLIDING those of all the Maryland stars
and many entrants from Virginia. Billy
Howell l6-year-old lad, who recently
won the Virginia amateur title, Is
competitor.
The qualifying round will be played
on the Park Heights Avenue course,
but for the first two match play rounds
two courSes--thoSe at Hiilendale and
the Park Heights Avenue course-wiu
be put in use for the 10 flights sched-
uled to compete.
Semi-final and final rounds on Sat
urday will be played over the old course
of the Maryland Country Club which
was merged with the Hillendaie Club
last Spring.
Only four Washington players will
compete In the first section OF the
medal round tomorrow. leaving So 9TH
ers to play on Wednesday. Karl +. Ksl~
lerman. jr., and John w. Merritt OF Co
lumbia will start tomorrow at 245 pm"
while five minutes later Everett Eynon
and Robert c. Gormley. also OF Column
bia. will play.
Starting times for the Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24
J.. S. MAY DEPEND
ON YOUNG NETNEN
Lott and HenneSSey to Play
Nearly All Matches
Against France.

By the Associated Press.
~ ARTS, July 24.--Gcorge Lott and
- John Hennessey i'll the singles
and the same pair in the
i doubles. Young America S
team" appears certain 10 be the
exclusive hopes of the United States III
the Davis Cup challenge round against
Frances farfamed musketeers Friday
With Big Bill Tilden apparently def
initely out of the running through in
eligibility and Francis T. Hunter, sec
ond ranking American. still resting un-
der his defeat in the interzone finals at
the hands of Baron Umberto de Nor
purge, Lott and Hennessey probably viii
bear the entire burden against the
French.
Rene Iacoste, Wimbledon singles
champion, told the Associated Press that
sit seems a pity that Tilden is not TO
play. but I don't think We Frenchmen
need waste sympathy over the present
team"
Il don't think there is any danger"
said Henri Cochet, the French hard
court title holder, cheStlly, but without
boastfulness.
Experts agree with Cochet. They
concede the Americans nothing but an
outside chance Of regaining the his
toric tennis trophy the French gained
in the battle of Germantown last year.
Must Await Probe.
LONDON, July "a LP).-Hope that
the American Davis Cup tennis team
might have the benefit of Bill Tildens
redoubtable racket in the matches
against the French defenders Of the cup
fed today when Samuel H. COLON,
president of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. announced that the
governing body would stand by the de-
cision barring the American captain.
President COLON said that charges
that Tilden violated the amateur eligi-
bility rule by writing for publication
now are before the executive committee
of the association and while these are
pending it felt it proper that the vet
eran player should be Withdrawn from
Davis Cup play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24

- CSS COUNCIL, Junior Order
United American Mechanics,
~ base ball team, which is head
ing the race In section Il, un-
limited class, OF Capital City
League. with 10 wins In as many starts
does not figure Oh losing any games
through not being In condition. Man
ager S. S. (popl HeSSler has ealeo
practice for Saturday afternoon al ~
O'Clock special meeting OF the team
viii be held tomorrow night at O'CLOCK
at 30o4 Park place.
HcSsler announces the signing OF w
A. Moran as a member Of the team
Bell. +. Hessler. Johnston A. Clark
Winpate, r. Clark. w Hessler. Luckett
Anderson. Roche. Baker. Lewis. Talbot
and Cullinance are players who nave
been showing particularly well Tor the
Ross Council.
Silver Spring Kensington. Md, nine
will travel 10 Fort Leonard Wood, Md
Saturday to engage the post team there
and Sunday will entertain Scaggsville
Md, tossers on the Wheaton Md, dia-
mond,
A.B. Il w. Bus nine, which has fin
lshed its schedule in Capital CITY
League. wishes TO book games with
strong unlimited class teams Manager
Deutermann can be reached BY mail at
1900 Ogden street, or by telephone after
pm. at Clarendon, Va 807 F~o,
Silver Spring, Md. Service Co, base
ballerS Will engage District Of Column
bia Fire Department team Thursday
afternoon, at o'clock, on the District
Line diamond
4 special meeting of Pop Kremb's
Liberty A G, nine Is 10 be held tomOr-
row night at 80 O'clock at the kremb
home, at 7i8 Taylor street, for new
members only The club needs new
material in every department. and Pop
says all wanting to play with the team
win get chance II they show enough.
Libertys arc slated 10 stage their an
nual Field day program at Clark Grill
hth Stadium September 3 and wish 10
strengthen their line~up for the double
| header that win be a feature Of the
| afternoon.
Bond Bread base ballers are without
! game for tomorrow and Sunday,
| Herndon Mount Rainier. Silver Spring,
/ La Plata, BrandyWine or any other
! out~of-toWn team as well rs local mines
/ in the unlimited class are challenged,
! Call Ciubisch at Franklin $3.50 during
the day OF Atlantic 4i27 after $40 pm
| Rush and y. Waller. pitching for
Sonthern Railway Seniors and Congress
Heights, respectively, staged a pretty
| duel Yesterday when the Railway team
won an li~inning 4-3 battle.
slalers topped Ksesa, 20 to ls. In Il
| free hitting, ioase-tielding diamond tilt.
| He'd Top Cab Co. nine IL seeking
games with local unlimited class teams.
| Gail Manager J M Fisher at West "a
| or address him at ll40 Twenty-first
| street.
Pc worth YorLes scored a 1850 victory
over Leesburg. Va, nine.
! Kennedy A, &, wishes to list an uns
! limited class opponent for Sunday, and
prefers an out~nt-toWn foe Manager
| Ted Otte may be called 81 Georgia 407
| or addressed at b2i3 Georgia avenue.
Kenilworth nosed out Barnes nine.
| 0 tn 8,
| Terminal Tigers are casting about for
morning games with mines 10 the ua"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24
By CoRINNE FRAZIER.

w YATER tournaments viii in
a | augurate the formal pro-
wv gram for the girls swimming
Y season in the municipal
playground pools, one event
being scheduled for next Monday IN the
Roseda!e tank and the other on Tues
day at Georgetown. Mrs. Catherine
Pneffer Ladd will direct both affairs.
These tournaments will replace the
water pagcants which originally were
slated to open the schedule, The pag-
eants have been postponed until late III
August, the dates to be announced next
month.
Novelty swins; costume races and
water base ball are among the events
planned for the tournaments naNt week.
Water base ball is an innovation IN the
tanks this season and is being played
enthusiastically by the youthful ner-
maids, as also Is water polo, in a modl-
fed form.
Regulation mines are selected for the
aquatic diamond game and the usual
ground" rules observed except where
variations are necesSltated by the water
element The players, Of course. swim
their bases.
Following the tournaments, the SWIM
mers viii prepare for the two elimina-
ton swimming meets to be held August
8 and In the l3oSedale and George
town pools respectively Winners OF
place in any event in these meets viii
be on the squads TO represent their sec
ton of the city in the inter-pool swim
later In August which Is the climax TO
the season.
With five ground championships al
ready decided and rs winners soon 10
be named. interest in the interplay
ground tennis tournament, in which
all the winners will compete next week,
is growing more keen each day,
Allie cambridge and Mary Pruitt have
been named victors OF the Plaza event
Grace Taylor and Katherine Griggs will
represent Hoover playground. Dorothy
KelSo and Loveye Adkins hold the Gar
field title and are expected to be one of
the strongest teams Contending for the
city-wide title. Irene Hunter and Clara
Corough will be the team representa-
tives from Van Ness
Twin Oaks racketers are now I'm the
third round OF play, while Second-round
matches are in progress mt Blooming
dale. Georgetown. Phillips. Takoma.
Virginia Avenue. Chevy Chase, Mont
rose and New York Avenue. AT Iowa
Avenue. Park View, Happy Hollow and