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Prominent Capital Folk
Announce At Homes

The Secretary OF Agriculture. NJ
William NJ. Jardine. held an informal
reception yesterday afternoon TO the
personnel OF the Agriculture Depart
nent.
The Chief of STAFF, U. S. A., Gen.
Charles p. Snmmeral. and Mrs SUM-
neral will be at home this afternoon
in their home in Fort Myer and will re-
ceive from 70 o'clock.
Mrs Lehlbach, wife of Frederick r.
Lehlbach. Representative in Congress
from New Jersey. will be at home in
formally this afternoon from 4 to
o'clock at her residence, 1901 Sixteenth
street.
Mrs r NJ. Kaufman will BE- at
home this afternoon in her home
"Greenacre." in Chevy Chase Mrs
Kaufman will not observe her day at
home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Wardell St.
John of Wallingford, Conn, who are
remaining over Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Dial will BE- at home
this afternoon in her studio in the
Portland at o'clock when she will re-
peat the presentation OF her ons-act
play, "A Social Success" which was
given 10 days ago at the Congressional
CLUB. Miss Dial. who will appear in the
play, will be assisted BY Miss Frances
Richie and Mr.. Charles Farrar, the
play having been staged by Mr.. John
Hoffman.
Presiding at the tea table will be
Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial. Miss Blanche
Wingo. Miss Fannie May Trimble. Miss
Ella May Powell and Miss Harie
Sumade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis
Will be at home this afternoon from 5
| to O'Clock in their home at 144O
Massachusetts avenue and have issued
no cards. The reception is in honor OF
the Governor OF Ohio and Mrs Myers
Y. Cooper of Cincinnati Mrs. William
Howard Taft, wife Of the Chief Justice.
who was inaugurated as President 90
years ago tomorrow, will presids at the
tea table and others assisting will be
| natives Of Ohio.
Mrs. Enos Newman will preside at
the tea table this afternoon from Z to
4 o'clock at the Republican national
headquarters in the Barr Building.
Mrs. Charles S. Deneen, wife OF the
Senator from Illinois. was hostess yes
! terday afternoon after o'clock.
Mrs James A. Lyon will not receive
this afternoon.
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Mrs. Roland, Humorist,
Entertains Club Group

Mrs. Helen Roland. noted humorist,
OF Washington, author of The Medi-
tations of a Wife" read for the Con-
gressional Club. Friday afternoon, from
her book, The Magnificent Feat OF
Getting Husband and also her wom-
ans parody on Kiplings If and The
White Mans Burden" wherein she de-
scribed the white womans burden. to
the great amusement of the club.
Arias from Handel and Massenet were
magnificently rendered by Mr., John H.
Marville, accompanied by Mr.. Louis At
water. Mr. Marville sang rs an encore
"Serenade.' by Gene Branscombe, who
has dedicated this song to Mr. Marville,
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Upper
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Center Mr.
father and mother Hamilton
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Gard Party Given in Aid
OF Cheverly School

The first of a series of subscription
card parties was held Friday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Marshall in Cheverly for the benefit
of the Cheverly School. Those assist
ing Mrs. Marshall we're Mrs. Freeman
Stricklin, Mrs William Gather, Mrs
John Davis, Mrs. Mae Rae Donald and
Mrs. William Mailer,
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who is in charge Of the Procurement
Division Of the Air Corps. stationed at
the Wilbur Wright Field in Dayton,
Ohio. and Mr.. Arthur Goebel, the
aviator who few across the Pacific
Ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Mallan will en-
terrain at dinner this evening in honor
OF their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kennedy of Philadelphia. They
will be hosts at supper Monday evening.
Mrs L. Mosher entertained last night
at the supper dance at the Wardman
Park Hotel; Others who entertained
were Mr.. John E. Corette. Mrs. r. Wat
son, Mrs. Sam Worthington. Mr.. B. S.
White, Mr.. r. Smithers, Mr.. B. r.
Miller, Mr.. C. D. Mcdaniel, Mr.. M. May,
Mr.. M. McKaldy, Mr.. K. Zirkle. Mr.. L.
Wolford, Mr.. Thomas Moore, Mr.. A. r.
Carpenter. Mr.. Stanley Searles, Mr.. A.
Richardson. Mr.. L. A. Payson, Mr.. John
B. Moore, Mr.. Fan D. Koolwyk. Mr.. A.
Girodini, Mr.. E. j. Monitor, Mr.. l.. B.
Perkins and Mr.. j. A. Long.
Mrs. Wood Takes Table
For Mi Careme Breakfast.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood has
taken a table for the Mi Careme victory
breakfast to be given for the benefit OF
the final fund for Monticello, Thurs
day, March Z, at the Willard Hotel.
Miss Mary Temple was hostess to a
company of 20 at tea yesterday in the
Palm Court of the Mayflower in compli-
ment to her guests. Mrs. Orton Patter-
son OF Chattanooga, Tenn, and Mrs. A.
L. Buchanan Of Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. Joseph schiavone entertained al
dinner last evening at the Congressional
Country Club In honor Of Mr. and Mrs
John z. Gin of Trenton, N. j. Among
the guests were Senator Henry F
Ashurst, Miss Mary O'Toole, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Fernando Cuniberti Mr.. and Mrs
E. Roy Lewis, Col. and Mrs. Robert N
Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Hilleary Offutt
Cav. and Mrs. Vincent di Girolamo. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Somers, Mr.. and Mrs. z
Joseph Aronoff. DR.. and Mrs. Damon
Binkert, Miss Egle Schiavone, Miss Lee
Shepherd. Mr.. Byron Daley and Capt
J. A. Hillman.
| Mrs. Frank B. Steele. wife of the sec.
rotary general OF the National Society
| Sons Of the American Revolution, gav'
luncheon yesterday In honor Of Mrs
| Ganson Dcpew OF Buffalo. N. Y. ane
Mrs Ernest z. Rogers Of New London
+ Conn, at the National Sons OF thu
American Revolution headquarters II
/ Sixteenth street.
! Mr. and Mrs Rolf L. Olsen Of New
/ Rochelle. N Y, and children arrive to-
day TO be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Steel over inauguration week.
! Mrs. James A. Freer entertained a
dinner Wednesday evening at the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
Mr. Edgar A. Behrend entertained a
/ tea yesterday afternoon at home for hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Messenger O.
New York, who are here for the inaugu
ration.
| Mr.. II. o. Black of New York Cit!
will entertain party of IS friends a
a buffet luncheon at the Willard TO
morrow during the parade,
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ltertain at a dinner in honor of Col.
ID Mrs. Hopkins.
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Lyon will en-
tain at dinner this evening in COM
ment to their house guests, Mr.. and
rs. j. w. M. Robbins of New York and
:. Edward Robbins OF Cleveland. DR..
ID Mrs. Lyon will entertain in their
untry home, Glenview Farm, near
>ckville. and among their other guests
on out of town will be Maj. and Mrs.
aries p George, son-in-law and
lighter of the Vice President-elect,
nator Charles Curtis; Mr.. and Mrs
ardell St. John Of WalIingford, Conn
10 are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
uffmann. and Mr.. Berk Of London.
gland. who is with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
oke for the Inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic D. Mckinney
Il entertain at dinner this evening
honor of Gen. and Mrs, Atterbury Of
.iladelphia.
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Maj. and Mrs. John Berry have ar
rived In Washington from their home
in Cleveland. Ohio, to attend the in
auguration and are at the Carlton.
The Rev. William Rivers Taylor and
Mrs. Taylor arrived yesterday at the
Hay-Adams House from Philadelphia.
They are visiting Mrs. Henry Alvah
Strong, who also lives at the Hay-Adams
House.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene H Day of River
side. Calf. are guests over March Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman.
Mrs. Fred Heath of Muncic, Ind. is
visiting Mrs. Percy Heath at her resi-
dence, 2Ioo street,
Mrs. Edward S. Munford and Miss
Norvell Clark Munford, who spent Feb
ruary in Garden City, N. Y, will re-
main in New York through March.
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin, who are spending the
season at the Drake, New York, have
arrived in Washington to remain over
the Inauguration and are at the Carlton
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun and Mrs. James
Huntington Turner have returned to
Washington. having spent a month in
their glrlhood home in New Orleans.
Among the daily entertainments given
in their honor was a large luncheon
given by Mrs. James Thomson. for
merly Miss Genevieve Champ Clark
daughter Of the late Speaker OF the
House
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terrain at Mayfiower
r Their House Guests,

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j. Moebs enter
ned at dinner last evening in the
.yfioYer in compliment to their
use guests, Mrs Richard deb. Board
N and Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Skinner
Boston. The other guests were the
mister Of Albania. Mr.. Faik Konitza;
military attache of the Cuban
,bassy and Sonora de Prieto, the sec
4 secretary OF the Argentine en-
ssy, Senior Pablo Santos Munoz;
Gge and Mrs. Frederick L. Siddons,
. Richard Beamish OF Philadelphia
q Mrs H. L. BoWden and Mrs Law
fee Hansel OF Boston.
Yrs. Eennen Jennings entertained at
amer last evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Francis P. Garland OF
ookline Mass were hosts at dinner
4 evening at the Mayfower. having
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
pc and their two sons, Mr.. Allen
pc, IT., and Mr.. Thomas Pope. Mrs
,rland entertained at tea yesterday
ernoon, when her guests were Mrs
illiam Harris and Mrs. Charles F
!ghes.
Col. Henry Spencer Mcrrick enter
ned at the dinner dance at the
ardman Park Hotel last evening.
Mrs. Aspinwall Allan will entertain
tea this afternoon from 5 TO
lock in compliment 10 her house
est. Mrs. Henry Bennett Sheets OF
ifTalo and West Point. who arrived
sterday for a short visit Assisting
the tea table will be Mrs Ernest
rift Mrs. Ernest Darbrity Of Pitts
rgh Miss Elizabeth Mohun and Mis-:
lroline johnson.
Comdr. and Mrs. Adolf Won Pickardt
'tertained at the supper dance last
ening at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs Eldon Paul King will entertain
small company Sunday at the May
over in honor of Mrs. Felix Colds
trough and her daughter. Miss Helene
oldsborough, Of the Green Spring Val
Y. Baltimore, Md Later the part!
i'll attend the governors reception al
lie willard Hotel.
Miss Peggy Hamilton Of Los Angeles
alif., will entertain at dinner this eve
ing at the Mayfower. having as hel
lests. Brig. Gen William z. Gilmore
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VIII Entertain Guests
At the Charity Ball.

Mrs. William Eric Fowler. formerly Of
Washington. D. c.. now Of California
will entertain a large party at the In
2ugural charity ball.
Mrs. Benjamin Waddell of Somerset
Ky, and Col. Charles H. Bauer OF New
,ork City are the house guests for ths
Inauguration of Gov and Mrs. E. P
IorroW at their home on Kanawhs
treet. Miss Edwina Morrow and Mrs
'harles Robert Morrow will entertain a
ouse party for the inauguration. The
tests will be Miss Sue Cree Of Covirg-
m, KY; Miss Betty Ireys Of Frankfort
y: MIR. Samuel Burbank of Philadel-
1ia Pa. and MIR. Arnold Judy Of De-
ltur. ILL., Miss Morrow will entertain
tea this afternoon in honor Of her
,use guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Percy H. Williams OF
aw York City have arrived in Wash
gton for the inaugural ceremonies and
stopping at the Carlton. DR.. VIII
ms is a member Of the Hoover over
as and war service organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Cans will have
their guests during the inauguration
Rod their brother and sister-in-law.
:. and Mrs. Jacob Cans of Richmond,
=, and Mr.. S. L. Rothatel Of the Roxy
heater New York City.
Mrs. Samuel Williams Earle. record
-, secretary general Of the D. A. R.,
as her guests in her apartment in
Mayfiower her son. Mr. S. Edwin
RE Of Chicago. and his young daugh-
:, Elsie Earle, and her niece, Miss
ma Earle Adams of Elizabeth. N j.,
o has been her guest for the past
nth. Mrs Earle will 60 to Atlantic
Y after the Inauguration for short
II. Her son Will accompany her
re.
Mrs. White, widow of Mr. william
nry White. has returned to her home
20 Park road. from Southern Pines
c. where she spent the month OF
oruary at the Highland Pines Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Rosenwald OF
icago came to the Capital yesterday
spend the inaugural period at the
y-Adams House.
Miss Gertrude Sulski. niece of Mr.
Mrs. NJ Pasternak, has returned
m a visit in Miami Fla, and At
ata, Ga. Miss Sulski, whose home Is
Johannesburg, South Africa, has
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Columbia Chapter, D. A. R..
Recently Entertained

Mrs. Mary D. Chenoweth Turner and
Mrs. Elizabeth ChenoWeth Sloan enter
tanned the Columbia Chapter, D. A. r.,
Tuesday evening IN their home. 1907
Lamont street.
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White House Dinner
Tonight to Honor
Incoming Executive

Continued From First Page
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The Secretary OF Agriculture. NJ
William NJ. Jardine. held an informal
reception yesterday afternoon to the
personnel OF the Agriculture Depart
ment.
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Mrs Lehlbach, wife of Frederick r.
Lehlbach Representative in Congress
from New Jersey. will be at home in
formally this afternoon from 1 To
o'clock at her residence, 1901 Sixteenth
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

Mr. Frank z. Bard Of Cleveland Is in
Washington for the Inauguration and is
at the Willard Hotel.
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The Chief of staff. U. S. A., Gen.
Charles p. Slmmerall. and Mrs. Sum-
neral will be at home this afternoon
in their home in Fort Myer and will re-
ceive from 70 o'clock.
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Mr.. David CBangs will arrive ir
Washington Monday for the inaugura-
ton ceremonies and will be at the Bur
lington Hotel.
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who is in charge Of the Procurement
Division OF the Air Corps. stationed at
the Wilbur Wright Field in Dayton,
Ohio, and Mr.. Arthur Goebel, the
aviator who few across the Pacific
Ocean.
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FOURTEEN HELD
FOR TRIALS IN
STRIKE Staying
GaStOnia Defendants Are
Accused With Plot to
Murder.

BIZ giifed Press
GASTONIA. N. c., Nov 9.-The
special investigation into the fatal
shooting here Sept. II, of Mrs. Ella
May Virgins concluded Friday with
the holding of fourteen men for
further investigation and the dis
missal of two previously held.
Conclusion of the strike disorder
inquiry ordered by Governor o. Max
Gardner was made possible by COM
pletion of state evidence and the
announcement of defense counsel
that no defense witnesses would
be presented. Judge P. E. McElroy,
presiding. overruled a defense mo-
ton for dismissal.
Defendants Howard West and Roy
Carver we're dismissed by the court.
the remaining fourteen, led by
Horace Wheeler, who witnesses said,
fired the fatal shot, being held to
the grand jury. Wheeler's bond was
fixed at $1,000 and the others at
S2,500.
Those held we're charged with
conspiracy to murder.
Solicitor John Ct. Carpenter in
structed witnesses to be prepared
to testify at opening of the January
term of court Jan. 10, and instructeH
defense counsel to be prepared to
try the case at that time.
Testimony of the inquiry was
featured by efforts of state wit
- if-ntifv Members of the
lauc l1~r as members of an al
'egeo anu-lnirUnlst mob, which
aid the truck oD which Mrs.
7tg-l-t was ~dlu. 70 a strike meet
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Business Announcements


BATHROON-Compe $40: plumbing and
heating Installed. ileas Ia. 4o57
CHIMNEY pointing and repairing. Roof
and cutters repaired. Oh. 7ll2-W.
PEATHERS-Bought solo and renovated:
feather mattresses, pillows made to order
z. y. Burke. 43l-533 Mass. Ave. Ri. $685.
FURNACE Installation; all makes OF furn.
repaired. DOYLE Heating Co. Ii. 7270.
PAPER HANGMG-Interior painting. cal
Ginning. Job plaster. Jennings. Ii. 0763.
PAPER HANGING-Samples shown: spe-
cisl discount this month. DR.. 1888.
RUGS CLEANED-exl3. $3.50. Cab fol-
del: i0-da. spec Remer Rug Co Oh. $3.50
TrNNTNG-Roofing. furnace repairs. Get
our price. 2. M. BAXTER co. Oh. 424e.
UPHOLSTERING. repairing furniture; 6pe-
cial price for 30 days. L. H McCulland,
2l6s N. Illinois. Ia. 5069. Open ewes.
WHY PAY MORE.
Paper furnished and hung, 81 per room.
IT. 24l5. FRANK JACKSON, Oh. 1904.
STERRETT-Chester B., cleaning dying.
alterations. pressing while you walt, drop
in i29 E. Ohio. Ii. 3l03.
HAVE YOUR GUTTERINC and Timing
done BY our Tinshop on Wheels. DR.. 2773.
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Lots for Sale

ADJOINS 1888 w. saith St. on the west
price $3.50. Owner. 1854 N. Delaware st
Talbot ss3<
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Store-Omce Supplies
TYPEWRITERS
RENTED

? Lowest Prices.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER COMPANY.
Ii. 47i2 840-42 Consoltdated Bog
TYPEWRrTERS-Al standard makes, new
and used portables; Dalton adding ma
chimes Rentals repairs and typewriter
supplies. AMERICAN wRTTIN6 MA
CHINE CO., 1877 n. Meridian St.. Board
Of Trade Bldg. Ii. 6B22.
sTENOTYPE-Pogtabie good condition.;
). harg for SO. Oh. 6a5A
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Death Notices

Barker. ESTHER Beloved wife Of Ray Ray
Bsrker and mother of Dolores, passed
eSsav Thursdav. Nov. z. Funeral Satur-
day. Nov. 9. p. m. from, the home -, l2lI
East Ohio. Friends invited. Burial FloFaI
Park.
NKssER- MARY-Beloved daughter of
Margaret Nasser. departed this ne
THURSDAY. Nov Z, age IS years. Funeral
Sunday. Nov 10. at st. George Orthodox
eburch. Twenty-eighth and sherman
drive. II N; FRIENDS Friends may XyoN Ss as az
Station St. until hour OF funeral. burial
Fiwood. md. about $50 p. m.
SEMNFTTER. BEATRICE tnee McDuffl-
"Ieioved wife OF John A. Remmetter,
mother of Catherine and John Jr.; oaugh-
lar ~ Catherine McDuff sister OF Joe NC
nnff Of Montgomery, Ala; Eddie McDnH
~ phoenix Ariz.; Thomas. PAU an9
fienrv McDuff. Mrs. Frank Reilly ana
Mavrne IicDuf, passed away at 81. Hlno
rentss hospital Thursday, Nov, Z. az S:oO
a! m. age "a years. Funeral at residence;
i3o5 n. Euclid Ave. Saturday, NOV; y. az
$50 A. m: services at Little Flower
church at 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph
eenaeterv. Friends invited. Deceased was
a member of Altar Society OF Little
Flower church. Members OF the society
vsn meet Friday evening for prayer
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MANS OVRCOAT-Extra heavy, brown.
q. ~, xeaS. 122l Broadway. Ri. 1884,
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Special Notices
Instructions
JAG FREDERICK

School OF dancing. chiIdren's classes
speciality. Ballet. toe, tap. acrobatic. 20
W. North. Ri. 3095.
AVIkTION-Enroll now machinist and
pilots flying course on easy payment
plan at Hoosier Air Port Evening classes.
Phone Ia O46I
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LEGAL NOTICE
TOWN OF BEECH GROVE. INDIANA
Office of the Board of Trustees.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Notice is hereby gwen by the Board
Of Trustees OF the Town of Beech Grove,
Merton County. Indiana. that sealed pro-
posals will be received by il. at its office
in the Town Hall in said Town. until
O'Clock D. m. on November 90. 1929 for
the following described public improve
ment, in the town of Beech Grove. as
authorized by Improvement Resolution No.
Eighteenth street. from the north line
OF Churchman Road to the north line OF
tract of real Seate abuttlng on said
street and owned by Wilhemina D; Knue
which said north line is ESQ., hundredths
feet from the north line of Lots n and
u.s. in St Francis Park Addition to the
Town of Beech Grove. Indiana;
BY grading and paving the roadway
With brick. asphalt. asphaltic-concrete or
foundation from curb line to curb line.
to a uniform width OF 20 feet. by curb
ing said roadway with cement combined
curb and gutter. making all necessary eX-
cayations and extending all water, sewer
and other private service connections to
property line. where not already in.
Eighteenth street. from the north line Of
n tract of real estate abuttlng on SAID
street and owned by Wilhemlna d; knue
which said north line is 259.23 hundredths
feet from the north line of Lots II and
7s. in St. Francis Park Addition to the
Town of Beech Grove. Indiana. to the
south line of Southern avenue:
BY grading and paving the roadway
from curb line to curb line. to uni.
form width Of 10 feet. with gravel 10
Ali to be as shown on plans and as
The property liable for assessment is
the abutting property and all that prop
erty living within $50 feet of the street
herein improved. The cost OF al inter,
sections of said improvement will be paid
from the General Funds of said Town OF
Beech Grove. Indiana.
All work done in the making Of said
described public Improvement shall be IN
accordance with the terms and condi-
tions of said Improvement Resolution. and
the general and detail plans prohles.
drawings and specifications which are on
Tile and may be seen in the office OF the
board of Trustees of the Town OF Beech
The Board Of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
HARRY w, BRTTTON. President.
WINFIELD S. NEWCOMER. Trustee,
LEWIS C. DUKES. Trustee.
Board of Trustees.
LEWIS E MARINE. Attorney.
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AIREDALE-Femsle; lost Monday night
around 46th and College. Named Bee"
Reward. Hu. 1862.
BEAGLE HOUND-Lost white with brown
spots. Name "F1osse,'' Children'S pet
Reward. lab w. Pratt. Ri. ss45.
CAMEO BROOCH-Lost on 6lst st. bus
Woolworth's or Penn. and Maryd. Valued
as dear keepsake Rev. Hu. 1885.
LOST-On Meridian St, mans white 18-
karat gold diamond ring. Keepsake. Call
DR.. SSH. Reward
SHEEP-LINED corduroy coat. boys: lost
Sheldon theater; lib. reward. 1923 Ludlow.
SHOPPING BASKET-Lost downtown
Thursday, probably in Blocks. Reward.
Call Oh. 25S3. or 1916 School st.
WATCH-Lady'S. closed face. Blocks rest
nm. Wed; dear kpsake; reward. Ri. 1851.
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Houses and Flats Furnished
Apartments for Rent

AUdI LIIlGItLS IOI 1kCIO
BELLINGHAM-361 Balsam Ave; newly
decorated 3-room aptS.. $47.50: utilities
furnished. Wa. 4413.
CAPITOL AVE. N, 2354-4 rms. and bath,
steam heated; good condition. $3.50.
MARKET. E., l034-Modern, 3 rms, kitch-
enette; heat furn. gar; $50. Ii. 9779.
NEW JERSEY, N. 1855 rms upper;
garage: $40 summer. $45 winter. Wa. 1864.
OAKLAND, 1855 large outside rooms;
newly decorated, shower bath: gas. cleo;
private entrance; wa. furn.; so; adults.
PARK. l11s-23-Two 4-,room fats; Frig-
idaire and garage included S45 month.
PENN, N. 2128-Attractive lower south
apt: Sunroom. living room. large bed
rooms bath with shower, lovely large
kitchen. heat. light. gas: water and garage
5345. E. WASH. ............. $37 so
1903 Central ........- ,,......'..... 22u0
4I2 N. Ala ................'.s'... 9a'g0
i's sis Z; 18th, furnished ............ 1890 %
1'4 E. MoYNAHAN PROPERTIES
ITO Union Title
Ii. 3458.
light Ugh gas. waite furn: s35. Oh. OPAL.
nth. ST, AZ W.-Nicely dec. kitchenette
apt: heat. gas. lights. water, ice furn..
$50 So Call Apt l The Grant.
18TH, E S0e-Desirable 5-rm. lower duplex,
excellent steam heat: $40. Ia 04l9.
KRIEGER
One and Groom apis. newly decorated:
See II sq IS Q%ooD eE SCI 1; c6 5s9l.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let US help you ind an apartment. We
take you in our car No obligation OF
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Suburban for Rent

garden space only $40. Southport 87W-1.
Bath, ARLINGTON-7-room bungalow; !
acre ground: only SIS. Oh. 4127-R-3.
SUBURBAN-New 5-room single: kitchen
cabinet; garden; gar. $25. Wa. 4096.