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manner as geraniums, that is, lifting
few of the old plants in Autumn and
taking cuttings from these in early
Spring.
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THE HOME GARDENER

Practical and Seasonal Hints for the Amateur for Beaug Surroundings of the Home
j. D
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l407 New York Ave. NV
National 1855.
East Riyerdale Heights.

East Riverdale Heights.
About acres good sandy .ground T-room
house, in fair condition; electricity; fence
around entire place; 2 good chicken houses
and plenty Of fruit. Can be seen on sun
days after IL noon, or call MRS. BLANCHE
WHITE week days at phone Franklin 7278
Price, $500.
IF YOU WANT A HOME, NOW IS THE
time to buy. We are Offering in Rosemont,
Va, only 20 minutes to the business center
of WASHINGTON, a number of new homes
varying from $4,000 up Every convenience;
close to school, stores, car and bus lines,
and on very easy terms. Just call National
l166 and ask for Mr.. Carver.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
fA07 New York Ave NV.
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$4,000 CoLoRED sUBDIvIsnoN--eo ACRES
feet to soSiso feet; O g6ins eoncsrr foiiiaS
land with good drainage accessible by troll
and electric power at hand; gfaded school
o., property; LARGE church adjoining, AM
ton on property. Here is the foundation
for high-e.sss, sxelasiye eolorsq munisiRality
acrease availahlei hiehly profitable plan
ot 0feration will appeal to developer. For
once,
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1N-ACRE TRACT.
road % ninuttss from Trs ssS Vi high sis-
vaticn, ,eood shade, electricity and telephons
available. Fine building site and splendid
eSs asdrsss l Ssa SIC SAL ocs :s
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90 ACRES $50 81 p6 646Nh NEAR

90 ACRES ON POTOMAC NEAR
GREAT FALLS.
A beautiful wooded site for Summer home
Mr.. SNYDER, District lla5.
9 ACRES NEAR WHEATON,, MD, AND THE
hard road. electricity, bus transportation;
make offer 3. r. GRANT CO., 1881 L st.
NV. North 0226.
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SALE on EXCHANGE.

SALE Or EXCHANGE.
MODERN IO.R. HOUSE, OVER ACRE
sround. on improved street, best resioen;
tai section Hyatssville. subject one small
houses in D. G. National $3.50 or Cleye-
Will SELL Or TRADE sELEcT z-LoT
ticn q Fort Lincoln Cemetery for teal es-
srss. sT gss s Of star ssu oe value aOO
"a T EM ooo1 oo M1usE 3 Il ss.a M6 oI
small bungalow and CASH. suburban bunga-
lows and houses 70 trade for houses in city;
comes, to trade for smaller homes and
large level lot, to trade for small business
sinis suburb; and 8 room houses. Takcna
sns sSore 1a Zoo r scs TRACE or l e
80 R. D. LILLE shepherd sos2
ss-AcRE FARM AND GROOM HOUSE,
Riverdale Heights, for sale or exchange for
city property; Apply Mrs wILsHER' Wash
lave CASH, ALSO ALSO SMALL r CHEAP !L aoUsE.
dress BOX 2S7-c, Star once.
PRACTICALLY NEW 5 r; 4 p, BUNGALOW;
See SfSs ssba9S reay Os While Il
home; metal Eestherstripped. two large
Or Silver spring All
ia MARIETTA PL NW-DETACHED 2
rooms; ami; garage; 2 deep lots; accept
good 2nd-trust notes. Adams, os74.
1889 HARVARD NW.-13 ROOMS. 2 BATHS
artistically decorated with oil paintsi IN
come sis per month: exchange. $1,000
lngton. Adams $3.50.
14-FAMILY. APARTMENT, SUBJECT ONE
trust for dwelling, not over $4,000. Met.
CLINTON. MD; i56 acres. LOVELY pWLo.,
chicken house, outbuildinss, barn; subject !
trust: for city home. Met. 1900, Clev. 2l6: 12s
10000 TWO-FAMILY APT, ALL MODERN.
st.; well. financed; owner desires suburban
home Apply e25 st. ne
1852 18th ST. N:W.--6-R. BRICK HOUSE,
tine condition; excellent neisheorhoodi deu-
S -PETWoRTH HOMES; r., PoRCHEsi
Sre ele sl'S ss saS Net i 2ss S c.H S
8 ROOMS, BATH. GAS AND ELEc, 7sxi2s.
Section: HOMES CO. idSs 81. NV.
THREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES: RENTE.p.
rented. sioo per mo- exchange f2r nome an N
roo S % Room aS S 18Th
MUST LEAVE WASHINGTON. FORCED 70
sell nfst-Cl0eB apt. mousse oIz Times reAlt OF
| less; 81 900 cash, rest 500 per month from
| rents. Agents' assistance appreciates: Might
| trade. Address BOX Dab, Star once.
| WILL TRADE EQUITY OF IS, 500 IN GROOM
! house, ami, double garage, for water front
property, preferably west River. Give par
| tieulars In reply. Address Box TAO, star
BUILDER WILL SELL AT REAsONABLE
| discount very hne 2nd trust notes on Chevy
Chase houses; will trade for uninproved lots
| ia b. O., NV. sec. Col 4040 To-
BUNGALOWS ROOMS, 2 BATHS. LARGE
/ built-in garage, oak floors; large cor. lot;
1 Chevy Chase; one trust yrs. for home In
| city or Investment property. Address Boz
| l22-C, Star once.
| IL HOUsES-2-APARTMEN HOUSES. I
4 rooms, bath each; small frst trust for farm
| clear or smell apt house, one trust. Ad'
| dress BOX i72-C, Star once
| TRADE 100000 EQUITY IN APARTMENT
| mr. 18th Col. I'd. for store or clear ground
Metr 7e27, C1eY. $3.50.
! HAVE SEVERAL CLEAR LOTS IN SUM
+; naer colony. will trade on city property. Ad
| dress Box 12s-C, Star once.
DETACHED HOME AT 1924 HOLLY ST.
laundry and lsvstoryi second door. thre
Closets ana bath; attic: gSraes Subject {
clear sfound II socd NoEEhwsst section.
Q. H. GALLlHEH Cos
1910 Vermont Ave.
NAT. 1897.
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SALE--LOTS.

ACREAGE IN D. G. SUITABLE FOR SUB
oiyision Must be real bargain. State price
etc. Bog 4Ae2, Brookland, D. Q.
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RENT--FARMs.

g AcREs GOOD LAND. GROOM HOUSED
plenty fruit; Is minutes Center Market; on
Leonardtown road at D. O. line. L. MILO
YICH. Anacostis, d. c., Route 3.
100 ACRES NEARBY MARYLAND, is MIN
utes' ride; 6-room bungalow, furnace; or
chard. grapes. free wood and coal; low rent;
early possession. Apply 1885 New York ave.
n. W.. Room 203. over bus depot
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WANTEn--FARMS
SALE--ACREAGE.

MODERN DAIRY FARM. 80 70 50 COW
Pssygn' u close to Wsshlnston. Address Box
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CAFRITZ,

i404 X st. NV. District $3.50.
4602 9Th ST. NV.
Splendid row-brick, six-room house, hot
water heat, cleo. and Sas; two rear porches
gear garage Immediate possession.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
1885 K St. NV National 2S46.
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3304 18th ST. NV.
An excellent six-room home having three
porches, overlooking Rock Greek Park; CON-
Venient to schools, churches and stores. Be
sure to visit this home.
Ss0 m
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BUNGALOW.
1888 ALBEMARLE ST.

1888 ALBEMARLE ST.
ONE SQUARE EAST OF CONN AVE.
Open Sunday.
owner is offe4ing you a saving Of IS, 250
IN this exclusive residential section Of dis
inctive detached homes on an attractive lot
containing 5000 square feet OF ground
There are I'VE exceptionally large rooms
tiled bath, master bedroom. with tiled lava
tory. cedar closets, built-in cedar wardrobe
burner. Kelvinator refrigeration, full length
screens throughout. Chamberlain metal
weather strips, open freplacAa 2-car garage
to match house. The quality workmanship
and location attests to Its worth at $l6,250
L. 7. GRAVATTE,
saT 18th hysa,ns phd mssit 4scrs,s ssa o7Ss
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Md, or IMIME-
with Ink, in home Of settled family; by
mother and adult son; in quiet neighbor-
lose. star once. los
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1929 rNarEsTnE TERRACE.

I6sS 4NN1LEDIBE 4BEt1tACGs
A house that can easily be made q home,
having six good rooms, three porehes: To-
Gated in beautiful Mt: Pleasant, one block
from Grade school An excellent value at
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470T 47th ST. NV
HYYNGATnU

Delightful flve-room and bath bunsalow in
American University Park; newly papered
and painted; Ane, big lot.
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NEW SIR AND 3. BUNGALOW; Will BE
completed about Nov. 30th,. Price, sa.e50;
dition; 2-car garage, ls-aere lot; beautiful
lawn; best residential section. Bargain price;
'eau9 9. 3. BENSON. Cabin John, Nd. 10.
10 CLOSE AN EeTATE-.s-RooM-H HOUSE.
Chevy. Chase, d. @. VIII sell $4,000 less
BOX lS7-C, Star once. l0e
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VA. HTGHLANDs--5-R. BUNGALOW. TILE
bath, h.-w.h., laundry tubs; house newly re-
terms to suit. Also S-r. nearly new bunss-
low, 81, $50; terms like rent. Also ser, newly
finished bungalow with large lot and ga
rage; 1880 Just like rent at s45 per Rao.
Also several beautiful homes end lots IN
Mt, Vernon blvd near Hume, modern semi.
bunsalow With 3 acres. Small house, 3
acres. modern; $3.50; terms. g. L. PRICE,
Oakridge blvd, Oakcrest, Va. Phone Clar-
endon 2l15-W-1. Also and r. bunsalows
for rent. 10s
BUNGALOW, NEARLY NEW; RTVERpALE.
8 RMS, BATH, H.-W.H, GAS. ELEC.
LAS Goo d0I Ru s9x AZ S 5se; TERMs'
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400 Lee Highway Clarendon, va,
WOULD YOU LIKE 70 LIVE IN OLD VIR-
ginla, only 20 minutes to the business center
of Washinston? If you would, here Is an
mont. New colonial type brick, seven rooms.
tile bath, sun porch, breakfast nook, extra
toilet, trunk and storage room-in fact,
nothing has been overlooked as to conven.
fences. Large lot and garage. Just look u
over. Close to school. stores, car and bus
lines. Only $l3,950. Easy terms. SEE MIR.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 New York Ave. NV.
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1884 ARGONNE PL. NV.
Four bedrooms Of generous size make this
seven-room home unusually attractive; only
one-half block from 18th and Columbia rd.,
its location for convenience is uneXcelled;
beautifully decorated; Open for inspection.
VIM. S. PHILLIPS & CO.,
1901 K st. NV. National 1900.
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FOR RENT,
neutrality-suspicious.,

Beautiful new home, colonial design. Also
one of English type in Chevy Chase. Pnont
wisconsin 3915.
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NEAR l4th s. PARK RoAJ

NEAR 18th g PARK ROAD
Located west OF 14th street, we offer A
two-story brick house having six nice rooms,
9ot-water heat, electric lights, hardwood
uoors, modern In every respect, having nice
PACK yard and garage. This property has
Just been taken in FORECLOSURES and is being
souered at an attractive price Consuif M
for further informatiop W
TIE MuNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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Lot 50x146.
SEWER, WATER, ELEC, GAS TO LOT LINE.
Concrete Street and Sidewalk Paid For.
PRICE, $i,050, FOR QUICK SALE.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER
BALTIC Blvd, Riverdale, Nd Hyatts $50.
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PARTY PROMOTING MERITORIOUB EN-
terprise of national Importance wants TO
borrow $1,000 for six months will pay 7ee
plus bonus. Offer car, gold medals and
other personal property as security; lender
only: references EXCHANGED. Address Box
124-C, Star ONCE.
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RENT-sUBURBAN.

OWNER WILL LEASE HOME. AMI, 8
rooms, bath, sun parlor. garage: IN NEARBY
mac River; immediate possession: $40 per
month Address Box l5o-C, Star once To-
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK; ROOMS.
tage City; s47.50. To inspect phone A9 5sss
774s. l9-
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY ATTRACTIVE
houses for rent; from S45 to SS5 per montn-
g, W. CLEVER, Realtors Center square,
Clarendon s22.-------=-=--
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Two attractive colonial homes for sale.
one r-hall-entrance, one side -entr ancs
saraEe 20 match; paved streets, sidewalks
sewer, water, near new school: IN one OF s nm
al Park Co once on BALTIC blvd, Just be-
Yorid HyAttsYille. Phone Hyatts. lSIa-W.
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SALE--FARMS.

WE HAVE SEVERAL OF THE BEST WATER
front and duck-shooting shores In Mary
land for sale. Now is the time to see them
and arrange for the coming shooting season.
THOMAS & DAVIS,
Charlotte Hall, st. Marys County. Nd
FOR SALE-APPLE ORCHARD IN WEST
Virginia; Main line B. a. o.; 125 acres,
seoS tss .rs t.r, varieties 1ass "a yrs owne
must sell part of holdngs. Call North
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GARRETT PARK, MD.
8 rooms and bath: u acre; lawn and
shadei hot-water heat; electric range; hard
wood floors: fireplace. II Pembroke st.
Phone KenSington 1875,
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Abrasive house, ii2e Fern st. NV; 2
stories, serni-detached brick rooms,
baths, garage, hot-water heat. Rent, Sll0
@ month.
INTERNATIONAL BANK.
Phone District OS64
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01
County Mail Carriers
 In Annual Session

The Windham county branch of mail carriers met at the cottage of Arthur Logee. Alexander's lake, Sat urday. Formation cf a women's aux Hilary was concluded and then the wo- men, as we'll as men. elected officers for the coming year. They are-the women's auxiliary; President, Mrs. j.. P Arnold of Willimantie; vice presi- dent. Mrs. Bertram N. Andrews. Put nam, secretary and treasurer, Mrs. II. Green. Dayvi'le; the executive com mittee. Mrs Arthur Bashaw and Mrs Arthur Logee oi Danieison. The mail carriers officers are as follows: Presi- dent, Michael White, Putnam; vice president, J. P. Arnold. Willimantic secretary, Arthur Logee. Danielson treasurer, Freeman Nelson. Wood stock; executive committee. Bertram N. Andrews. Putnam, and Robert Hanley. Willimantic.
 There were eighteen present. in- cluding the women. State President Nelson of Andover was present.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01
Reri.-Ana.

Announcement was made this week by Mr. and Mrs. George Anas. Mech anics street. of the marriage of their daughter. Miss Aspasia Anas, which took place last week Wednesday, Juv y 24th.
 The legal marriage was perform cd by Slate's Attornev Howard C. Bradford, acting as Justice of the peace. Miss Anas became the wife of Peter Regis of New York City. A religious marriage ceremony was per formed, Sunday evening at the Greek Or hodox church, Danielson, the pastor of the church officiating.
 Miss Anas has lived most of her life in Putnam and attended the pub lie and high schools Mir. Regis, a native of Chieopee, Mass, is employ cd in New York
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01
RELIEF FROM CURSE
 OF CONSTIPATION

A Battle Creek physician says Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Rexall Order lies has been discovered. This tablet attracts water from the system into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes gentle thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose.
 Stop suffering from constipation Chew A Rexall Orderlie at night Next day bright. Get 24 for 25 eents today at the nearest Rexall Drus Store. Willis E. Carroll.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01
Weddings
Mathieu-Berube

Approximate 200 guests were present at St. Anne's church, Hart ford, Monday morning at nine o. clock tO witness the wedding of Don ant Mathieu. son of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Mathieu, 227 Ward street, Hart ford. formerly of Putnam, and Miss Anna Berube. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Berube, 39 Putnam street. Hartford. The nuptial cere- mony was performed by Rev. J. V. Belanger who also celebrated the nuptiai high mass assisted by Rev. Fr. Cote as deacon and Rev. Fr. Chabot as sub-deaccn. The bride was given in marriage by her father.
 Miss Exolia Mathieu. sister of the bridegroom, acted as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Hilda Berube of Fall River. Mass. cousin of the bride and Miss Irene Fontaine O. Hartford. Thecpoiie Berube, brother of the bride, was best man. The ushers were Paul Berube and AL eide Marion, formerly of Putnam.
 Weigans mass was sung by mem- bers of the church choir. Miss Maria Belanger Leyere sang a solo. kohn's Ave Maria was sung by Mrs. Levere.
 The brides dress was a period gown of livery satin made very long in back The bridal veil was of Bel gian lace caught with orange blos- soms. She carried white roses and lilies of the valley.
 The maid of honor wore a period gown of yeiicw taffeta with leghorn hat to match. She carried a bou- quet of pink and yellow roses
 The bridesmaids wore period gowns of pink moire and pale blue taffeta with leghorn hats to match and car ried bouquets cf deep and white roses.
 Following the mass a reception, at tended by one hundred guests, was held in St. Anne's hall. Guests were present from Fall River, Putnam, Danielson. Rockville, Glendale, R. l., and Springfield
 Mir. and Mrs. Mathieu left for a wedding trip to New York and will visit in Danielson upon their return. The brides travelling dress was powder blue chiffon and a pan-velvet hat to match.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01
WOMAN'S ARM BROKEN
 WHEN CARS COME TOGETHER

Mrs Roland Martin of Southbridge is at the Day Kimball Hospital with a badly broken arm. Mrs. Martin and her husband were returning from the lake at Oakland, R. l.. Sunday eve ming, when ear in front of them suddenly turned at right angle there was a crash. The driver of the other ear. William Gran of Pawtucket. is said to have admitted that he did net see the Martin car and that his eyesight is not good.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01

Dr. P. E. Tetreault entertained rel atives from Central Falls, R. l., Sun day
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01

If Mrs. H. E. B-s of 16l Woodstock Ave. will call at our store on Saturday, Au- gust 8, she will receive free one ID. Constitution Coffee.
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chamber president, who is head OF the
committee In charge.
The exhibits, depicting local indus
trial developments, will cover $4,000
square feet of space in the Washington
Auditorium. engaged for the show.
Dorsey w. Hyde, jr., secretary Of the
chamber, will edit the industrial ex-
position handbook, to be issued at the
time of the exposition. Alfred E. Stern
has been engaged as director of the
show for the fifth consecutive year.
Chairman Darr is being assisted by
Rudolph Jose, vice chairman, and
Charles T. Clagett, Henry D. Champion,
John A. Eckert, Charles H. Frame,
Isaac Cans, Robert N. Harper, Ernest
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New Use for Wheat Straw.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (P.-A factory
here has purchased 10000 tons of wheat
straw which is being manufactured
into insulation board at the rate of
$4,000 square feet day.
Prof. o. r. Sweeney, Iowa State
College, says that when used in the
walls of a building the board saves rs
to 20 per cent in fuel used for heating
Farmers are using it in poultry houses
hog houses and other buildings.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
NOMINATES OFFICERS
Leath, Lowd and Simpson in Three.
Cornered Race for
President.

Members of Typographical Union No.
10l have been placed in nomination for
election Wednesday, May %, as follows:
Por president, William M. Leath,
Percy I. Lowd. Stephens M. Simpson;
for vice president, Clyde M. Mills; for
secretary-treasurer. Fred S. Walker; for
sergeant at arms, Charles H. Rockwell:
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Independent board of experts would
conduct the inquiry.
The Southern Cross airmen, Capt
Charles Kingsford Smith, Pilot c. T.
Ulm and their two companions. are
now safe, but the Kookaburra flight
ended tragically and it remained only
to be determined If the body seen I'M
derneath the plane and another be-
lieved buried near were those of Lieut.
Keith Anderson and Robert Hitchcock,
the Kookaburras crew
Piemier Bruce has given instructions
that the bodies be taken to the nearest
settlement for burial, in accordance
with relatives desires.
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INDUSTRIAL SHOW
PLANS UNDER WAY
G. of C. ATanges for Fifth Expo
sition, to Be Held Week
of October 81.

Plans for the fifth annual industrial
exposition of the Washington Cham
Der of Commerce, to be held the week
of October 81, now are we'll under way,
it is announced by Charles w. Darr,
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AUSTRALIA TO PROBE
RECENT AIR TRAGEDIES

Experts Ordered to Investigate
Forced Landings of Southern
Cross and Kookaburra.
BY the Associated Press.
CANBERRA, Australia, April 26.-The
commonwealth government yesterday
ordered an extensive inquiry into
forced landings in the Australian wilds
of both the plane Southern Cross and
the Kookaburra. It was understood an
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z. Herrell c. Phillips Hill, Harry King,
M. A. Leese, c. Melvin Sharpe, Charles
j. Stockman and John z. Walker.
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CALIFORNIA; 1929-31 proposed budget
includes $60,000.000 for highways.
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for doorkeeper, j. Eugene Thomas; for
trustee, Charles O'Connell. and for aud
itors, Harry A. Carter, Henry G. Nc
Lean and Charles E. Moninger.
Delegates to the International Typo
graphical Union convention in Seattle
were nominated as follows: John S.
Beck, Frank Lerch, William F. Harris,
A. j. Clarke, Gilbert H. Grim, George
Van Den Berg and Frank D. Seiffert;
alternates, Chris M. Zepp, William H.
Rowe, Bernard j. Lynch. Gordon l..
Jessup and Adolph MaioWer.
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OF the worlds iron supply the United
States furnishes 36.5 per cent and has
10000, 100000 tons in sight, most of it
in the Mississippi Valley.
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Right away after Ycu apply an A1oock's
Corn Plaster, the most stubborn corn qlits
hurting you. The pain Is gone, ike magic.
You'll forget you ever had q cornI And
there's still another big improvement an
outer shield over the indicated plaster,
which keeps IL from sticking 70 your stock.
Ing. OF staining IL.
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ARCHITECTS PASS
SEVEN PROJECTS
Advisory Council Approves Plans
for Dwellings, Apartment
and Flat.

Designs for five dwellings, an apart
ment house and a fiat were approved by
juries of the Architects Advisory Coun-
Gil at recent meetings held in the Office
of Mai. Donald A. Dawson, Assistant
Engineer Commissioner in charge OF
coming.
Each week members of the local
chapter of the American Institute of
Architects sit as jury on architec-
tural designs for new building projects,
Offering suggestions in instances where
in structural changes are deemed needed
to make the proposed buildings archi-
tecturally attractive. The architectural
advisory service is voluntary.
Projects recently approved we're for
two dwellings to be erected for p H.
Willis at 4303 Reno road and 1901
Warren street from plans by George T.
Santmyers; a dwelling for James G.
Wilkes at 1886 Holly street, from plans
by William Harris; dwelling at 1881
Foxhall road for w. G. g. A. N. Miller,
from plans by G. E. MacNeil; fat for
Clarence w. Gosnell at 625 South Caro-
lima avenue southeast, from plans by
j. D. Cobb; dwelling for H. L. Breun-
niger q Son, owners and designers, at
134l Hemlock street, and an apartment
house for Goldsmith & Keller at 5425
Connecticut avenue, from plans by Will
liam Harris.
Chapter members who served on the
turies were N. c. Wyeth. G. E. Mac
Neil, H. w. Peaslee and William I.
Deming.