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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31

The national encampmentS of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
States convenes in Baltimore, Md, to-
day, and the convention sessions will
continue through September S. Spirit
ed discussion of problems affecting vet
terans with respect TO recently enacted
pension legislation and other construc-
tive measures will engage the most
earnest consideration of the encamp-
ment, and some stormy debate is ex-
pected regarding many of the resolu-
tons which have been adopted by the
State departments and recommended
for Endorsement by the national body.
Resolutions demanding revision on a
higher scale than that finally approved
by Congress are certain to come before
the 1880 convention, and a campaign
in this direction will doubtless be
launched by the Baltimore encampment.
At this convention. for the first time
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vice commander; @. A. Dunshee, second
vice commander; Roy e. Hughes, third
vice commander; Albertus N. Schroeder,
chaplain and historian; Louis Z. Wilson,
quartermaster; Max Levy, sergeant-at-
arms; Past Department Commander
Harlan Wood. NJ. H. Burnham, w. j.
Brandon and E. G. Callahan, color
bearers, and Guy Sutton and E.
Cavanaugh, color guards.
A run-off election between Comrades
Cassidy and Hess will be held at the
meeting September 8, between 8 and
$3.50 pm, at 935 Grant place. Follow
ing the polling, unless there should
again be tie, the new post officers will
be installed by Department Commander
B. C. Mcneil and his staff.
A special meeting will be held at the
Department of the Interior Auditorium
the night of September Is with Victory
Unit No. 4, in connection with the
Nationwide radio broadcast over the
National Broadcasting System by the
American Legion.
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RENT--SUBURBAN.
IrnrktA s.nA


AURORA HILLS, va, 2o7 WARREN AVE.
Alexandria carJ-Three-room modern apart
ment; h.-w.h.; private bath; adults. 5000.
7l2 LEE HIGHWAY, Lee Heights, Va.-New,
furnished; private bath, attic spaceE garage,
city convenences: 20 minutes from White
House. Bus every is minutes, l5c, passes
door; also electric cars. Phone Clarendon
2428.
1918 30th ST, Mt Rainier, Md.-.-Quiet home,
reasonable; bus. ladies or couple; board OPP
tional. Eve. or Sunday. One fare.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN, PORCHES,
cars; $40 month. Mrs. v. NJ. VAN EVERY,
No. 81 Brookvale ave, Clarendon. Va.
LARGE COUNTRY HOME, NICELY FUR
nished, at B. & Q. station; Takoma bunga
lows, S45 to $50. 5.4 acres, 6-rm. house: $50
LILLE, Citizens Blk. Bids, Takoma. Shep-
GROOM APIS. S25 AND UP PER MONTH;
bungalow, $35 per month; 7-room house. s45
per month; Broom house. 500 per month.
o. B. zANTz1NGER Co. Hyattsyille 70.
double garage, shrubbery, fruit. trees and
children. VIII rent partially furnished II
desired. Modern improvements, hot-wateI
heat. Located block and half east OF
Phone wisconsin 3342. 31e
THREE-RoOM COTTAGE. NEAR CITY, SC
Phone West 1878
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ALEXANDER HAMILTON
GOING INTO POLITICS
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, August 30.-Alexander
Hamilton, great-great-grandson of the
first Secretary Of the Treasury, is going
into politics.
In an East Side district, which in
cludeS the fashionable Sutton place Sec
ton, where he resides, he is a Repub-
lican candidate for the State Senate.
Young Mr. Hamilton is the first de-
scendant of the great Federalist to en-
bark on a political career. He does not
intend to use his ancestry as campaign
material.
He is the owner of an excellent
library, a good part of which he has
loaned to the Congressional Library. in
washington. The loan represents doc
uments that belonged to the first Alex
ander Hamilton and includes letters
from Washington and jefferson.
Young Hamilton has the backing of
the Republican organization, and no
one has filed against him for the pri-
maries. His Democratic opponent will
be John j. McCabe.
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Veterans of Great War


All regular stated meetings Of
the several posts of the District
of Columbia Department will be
postponed for this week, due to
the holding of the thirty first
annual national encampment of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States at Baltimore,
Md, from August 81 to Septem-
Der 5.
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MASONIC.

Lodges.
Today-Temple Heights, services
4 pm, Rev. DR.. William
Darby, address.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. %,
F. c., special at 1880 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Gen.
tennisl, No. II, business and
social.
Osiris, No. 26, business and
social.
Thursday--Naval, No. 4, M. M.
Masonic Relief Association.
Friday-Lebanon, No. z, M. M,
special at pm.
Saturday--School of instruction.
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Peasant Leader Brutality Beaten.

The vice marshal of the Polish Diet,
Jan Dombski, was beaten senSeless yes
terday by three officers and a nom
commissioned officer in uniform.
The attack occurred in front Of his
house. Dombski is the leader of the
Peasants party, which was violently
attacked by Prime Minister Pilsudski
on Wednesday in an interview. The
soldier-statesman is bitterly hostile to
the Diet.
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Phone West 1878.

7-RooM HOUSE, LARGE GARDEN PLOT.
lot for COW or horse, large chicken houses
and brooder, fruit; IS minutes to Wash. by
auto, 20-minute car service in rush hours
tary and A. & P. en- route; bread and meat
delivery at door; highest elevation this side
tial; best concrete road to Washington. on
which place is located; bus by door inside
of 90 days. Will rent to responsible party
for $4,000 per month. Act quickly for re-
suits If you wish a bargain. Inquire Mr..
MERRYMAN, Furniture Dept, Palais Royal,
18th and @, Tuesday.
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Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp met Au-
gust %, with Comdr. A. T. Jenkins In
the chair. Reports of several commit
tees were given. w. @. Neff, u, S, M.
c., was voted into the camp, and will
be obligated at later meeting. Charles
p. Calpin made report Of the national
encampment, and stated that the Dis
trict delegation made an excellent
showing in the parade. Milton d.
Mettee. Jesse Sprinkle, James Carver
and Nelson B. Durfee also told OF the
encampment.
Comdr. George ]. McDermott an
nounced Lawton Camp would meet to-
morrow night at Pythian Temple, at
which reports of the delegates to the
encampment would be read.
Mrs. Bertha r. Cook, president OF
the Department of the District of CO.
lumbia AuXiliaries, U. s.. w, ", an
nounced that there will be q meeting
Of the council of administration Sep
TENDER 10 at Soldiers and Sailors Tenn
porary Home, 921 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Admiral George Dewey Naval Auxili-
airy met August 4. Routine business
was transacted, followed by q social
session.
Col. John Jacob Aston Auxiliary will
meet September Z.
Gen Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary met
August 20 at Pythian Temple, with the
president, Mrs. Susan s. Adams, in the
chair. Mrs. Emma Neal and Hallie
Harkrider, delegates to the national en-
campment, made reports of the conven-
ton. Mrs. Allie @. Sink, president of
Percy Gray Auxiliary of Greensboro, N.
C., and Mrs. Grace Gates of Hastings,
Nebr., also spoke.
Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary met u
gust IL. Routine business was trans
acted, which included a financial re-
port.
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Miss Thachsr to Marry.

NEW YORK, August 80 Dr.
Thomas J. Thatcher, solicitor general OF
the United States, and Mrs. Thatcher
yesterday announced the betrothal of
their daughter, sally B. Thatcher, to
George L. Storm OF New York and
Greenwich, Conn. The date Of the
marriage was not given.
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Spanish War
Veterans

Monday-Gen. Henry M. Law
ton Camp. Pythian Temple,
1912 Ninth street; Col. John
Jacob Astor Camp, Stanley
Hall, United States Soldiers
Home.
Thursday-Richard j. Harden
Camp, Pythian Temple.
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Peaufiful Takoi1a Park


s3,950-And only S35 monthly will buy a
coy BUNGALOW with large living room, con-
venient kitchen and splendid bed rooms
good location, Why rent? Give the kiddieS
a chance to live in the suburbs,
SS.500-Reduced $1,000. A perfect beauty,
inside and cut. Very arttStically planned
BUNGALOW Of unusually large rooms. Living
room about l4xl8 with pretty, open fireplace,
opening into dining room through French
doorsl splendidly appointed kitchen with
electric refrigerati0n; fine large bed rooms
large attic and built-in garage. Lawn has
several large trees. Good location. paved
street. near car, stores, school, etc. a splen-
So soo@-in beautiful section on d. C. side
beautiful rooms and ST. pr and attic; very
pretty lawn filled with flowers and shrub
berry; so honey and coy looking inside and
out; 2 years old; next door 10 one almost
idsnticaily built by same builder which sold
for s12,150. real bargain. Death in family
cause of low price Other new d. c. bunRa-
lows closer to city, sse5o-se,50o. Splendid
buys
se,850-Just listed. darling. coy, Groom
hungalow in a lovely location about blocks
from l4th st. car; spacious living ROOM 8
splendid bed rooms. This house has hot
water heat and like new inside end out and
is real bargain for any homeseeker.
Very easy terms, only s45 month covering
all principal and interest. DO not wait, as
this VIII not be on market long.
MAUDE II. LAWRY,
Shepherd 2546. 2l3 Cedar Ave.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

VA. HIdHLANDs-5 RIM. MODERN BUNGA-
low. S35; others in Aurora Hills and Oak
crest J. L. PRICE. OakcTest, Va. ONCE.
RENT OR SALE ATTRACTIVE 7-RoOM
brick located 135 Rucker ave. Lyon village
Va. Newly decorated Entirely modern, N,
ciudlRg tile bath, hot-Watcr heat. VIII build
garage. Rent ct $50 a month
GEO. II. FUCKER CO.
Arlington co. Court House, Clarendon, Va
Clar. 1871
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, AMI, 2 BLOCKS
from car or bus line. 423 South Oak ST.,
LYON Park. Va. Ciar 1905
FOR RENT-BUNGALoWS NEARBY VA,
rms. ba.,. gar s45 mo; also rms; ba'
GORDON PEG. ms BIDS. DIE, 1891. Even,
s@Aay ASA
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Because Of low prices for pork many
farmers in Ireland are disseminating the
raising Of pigs.
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citation for the work accomplished by
Department Comdr. Thomas. Gem
rades George e. Waters, Frank M. FELL
Ter of the Veterans Bureau. John Cliff
ford Smith and Perry r. Hengst were
obligated.
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Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary met u
gust IL. Routine business was trans
acted, which included a financial re-
port.
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sTEdEL APARlMENTs.
SALE OR RENT-SURURBAN.
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT OR
bungalow in Virginia, convenient to high
school. State rent and telephone. Address
Box 396-H. Star ONCE.
SMALL COUNTRY PLACE as MILES FROM
Washington, all-weather road. to 9 room
house 2 to 10 acres; furnace, water; bath
JANUARY, 1917 29th st. NV. Pe6o-aac 0020.
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.IEFFERsoN P1RK- "a


Near priv. & pub. schools; exclusively 10
ca ted; attractiVely furnished; six-room bum
galow: ami; lawn, flowers; stores; bus &
cars; 20 minutes to Washington; yearly lease
Montrose ave. Phone Alex 2146-W.
walter HEIGHTS" NEAR MCLEAN, VA
-5-room bungalow; garage; ami, electric
range; good condition; reasonable. r. NJ
WALTER. Clarendon 839-F-5.
TAKOMA PARK--s35 A MONTH; SPACIOUS
living room, convenient kitchen; bed rooms;
good location. Shepherd 1886
SMALL FAMILY, DESIRING LARGE YARD
six-room. house, with excellent heating plant,
light and water. Only S46.50.
Four-room and bath apartment nice large
rooms; desirable community; easy access to
Both close Connecticut ave-, Kensinston,
Nd. Phone Rockville l4a.
9O5 PHILADELPHIA AVE.
Attractive slx-room bungalow, with break
fast room, tile bath; garage, play attic, all
modern improvements. Drive out 18th st.
or georgia at aye; turn ritht into Blair 100
SIEGEL APARTMENTS,
ROSEMONT ALEX, VA.
and 5 rooms and bath, screened-in
New. modern, exclusive. Decidedly different.
Conveniently located between car and bus
line, Is minutes ride TO heart of Wash
ington. Located at Chairman st. and Rus
sell road, Rosemont. For more information,
apply j. SIEGEL, sos Russell road, Rose
mont. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex CAB.
SALE OR RENT-SUPURBAN.
SIR. BUNGALOW; POaCHEs, CELLAR,
eec s4o ars ssar S Gee gas safase
s65. b. M. SMITH, Arlington, Va. Clar. 2o3e.
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FOR sALE-BUNGALoWs. D. C., & NEAR
by Va and Nd "a a6 rms i ba to rms 6s,
like rent. FULTON r. GORDON, PEG. ms.
Bldg Dis. 523l. Even. CleV. ABB.
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25 ACRES, l}a MILES FROM SILVER
Spring, D. c., line, near Indian Spring Golf
Club; bus lire. L. SOEVIER, 1893 Park I'd. :
z ROOMS, BATH H.-W.H., ELEC., STOVE,
large living room. fireplace. Near school.
cash or terms Clar 232A-J-l. OWNER.
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BFAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.

WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
2217 Quincy St.
New. colonial house, rooms tile bath
breakfast slcove. cleo. refrigerator; large lot,
garage. Easy terms.
p SONNEMANN.
Owner and Builder.
IF YOU WANT A NEW, MODERN, WELL
built bungalow or beautiful 6-room
BRICK HOUSE
IN THE best section of Takoms Park. D. C.,
come to 6505-09 5th st. and 6l9 Whittier ST.
Also others from $4,000 up.
ROBERT T.. LOHR.
sil Cedar St. Takoma Park. Ga ossl
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY IN NEARBY VIEs-
ginia. 4-room bungalow on shaded lot Sax
2S7 $1,000. Easy terms. Many other bar
gains. H. 7. WILSON & SON. Clar. 454-J-1,
Arlington, Va. IL
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yTrNTOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

liberty Bell Council met August rs,
with Councillor l.. c. Risler presiding
It was voted to purchase new uniforms
for the drill team. Speakers were Ma
tionaI Representative Charles II. HID,
vice Councillor II. F. Parr, Councillor
Risler. Chaplain l.. E. Rector, Past
Councillor Thomas E. Rock. Press Rep
resentative Allan c. Witherite, Past
state Councillor q. w. Alderman and
Secretary H. Mallory. Financial Secre-
tary Robert E. Mccullough was granted
leave of absence by the councillor for
the next five weeks. Past Councillor
Thomas L. HameI viii oficiate in that
Anacostia Council met August IS, and
was called to order by Vice Councillor
Redstatts. Past Councillor Seal and Con-
ductor Wells of T.. j. Ross Council re-
ported on the base ball game between
Ross and Central Councils for the bene-
at of the Junior Order Orphans Home
to be played at the American League
Park, September 81. A chair-hreaking
endurance contest was won by Past
Councillor Howard Beall. Past State
Councillor and Deputy State Councillor
Charles Muller, state Warden e. A.
Diehl, Past Councillors Mitchell, Roy
Thomas, Z. ID. Kaufman and James
made addresses. The council recessed
until September 0. There win be no
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s8,5O0-NINE- ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE,
two blocks from Baltimore Boulevard, one
block to trolley; going for $500; terms.
OWNER. Phone Berwyn 80. l.
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS - EXCEPTIONAL
well built, modern, s-r.. semi-detached all
Concrete front porch. large, double rear
porches; hardwood floors and trim, newly
painted, beautiful new wall paper, expensive
King gas range; pantry Aka IT.; five bed
rms. Concrete tile garage Lot 25x100 1T.
to paved alley. "a block to bus. Easy terms.
1880 Que st. se. Open nights.
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PRICE REDUCED $500 FoR QuIcK SALE.

PRICE REDUCED $1,000 FOR QUICK SALE.
5-rm. bungalow. bath. ami; large corner
tionary laundry trays Price $3.50; terms
Price reduced $4,000 for quick sale. 7-rm.
house, bath. ami, large sleeping porch,
front and back porches; newly papered and
1aintedi gaIage; ? large shaded lots; in
g, B: zANTzTNGER CO,
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NEARLY NEW SEVEN-ROOM AND TILED
bath Dutch Colonial. City improvements.
$3.50 cash and $50 month, Clarendon 2345.
NEW 4-BEDROOM HOUSE, ON LARGE LOT.
on main highway, ia miles from White
House Terms Clarendon 2345.
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new 5-room stucco house situated on
nicely Handicapped corner lot has many
attractive features. such as General Electric
,-<etrigeration electric radio, bronze screens,
awnings automatic hot-water heater. and
a beautiful fagstone front walk Price and
terms very reasonable.
+. A. LINGER,
zoos r. I Ave. NE. Potomac 605i.
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INT. Pup Tent, Military Order of
the Coolies, the fun dispensers of the
v. F. W., will send large number OF
its members to the Supreme Scratch"
assembly at Baltimore during the ma
tional encampment. The national off,
GERS of the M. o. g. have requested the
local Pup Tent to conduct the public
initiation at this Scratch" next We'd
nesday evening and the captains of
the degree teams" Frank DAILY, Willie
Cavanaugh, Nat Laden and Abe Grudd,
have reported that the teams are ready
to lead off in their fantastic stunts.
The tent members will appear in three
different uniforms, two being used for
the public initiation and the other for
the Carnival" cootie parade. This tent
has won the prize silver loving cup at
each Supreme Scratch" parade and
expects to add Baltimores trophy to
its fast-growing collection.
Potomac Post. No. 1885, held its reg
ular monthly meeting August % at
Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and
F streets northeast, with Comdr. Heise
presiding. Several candidates were
initiated and a number of applicants
were favorably balloted upon. Final
tional encampment. The posts moon
light excursion OF August 10 was re-
ported success. A number Of disabled
soldiers from the temporary home were
guests. The following committee Of
post and auxiliary members has been
constituted to visit Walter Reed Hos
pital: Comrade M. j. Martufl, Mrs. Lola
B. Heise. Miss Margaret Wheeler and
Miss Ruth M. Chalk. On their last
tuesdays visitation, practically every
hospital ward was covered and it Is
planned To raaka future regular visits
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AURORA HILLS, VA.
WaShington's Most Convenient Suburb.
Phone Clarendon 1l57

ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN.
New .5-room bungalow, ami, beautifully
finished oak floors, attic, h.-w.h., laundry
trays; large lott only s5,l5oi easy terms.
: NJ. Earnest 1921 saith st. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
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GLEBE RID. = NEARLY 2 ACRES, GROOM
house. $4,000 cash required, Sl,50o; worth
OF u. s. va Highlands, or. modern hunga
low, h.-w.h. oak floors, fireplace, white
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Col. John Jacob Astor Auxiliary will
meet September Z.
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sALE--sUBURBAN.

$500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY.
Large six-room bungalow with breakfast
room, tile bath: garage; ami. Drive out
18th st. or Ga. ave. turn right into Blair,
100 yards north District line.
BUNGALOW, SIX ROOMS, BATH, GARAGE,
corner lot; shade. On bus line, $4,000.
2ol Edmonston I'd. E. Hyattsville, Md i
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

rooms. near d. G. school, h.-w heat,
ami. ss.7so e-rm, bungalow, h. Wv neat,
beautiful grounds. $1,000. rms, like new,
INV. heat, unusually attractive, $500.
Building lots, paved street, $3.50 21a acres,
7th st. Pike, $3.50. acre, Sales Corners,
r. D. LILLE,
Citizens Bank Bldg. Takoma Park.
-lnnat, Ard q
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$25 a month for three years.
S-roon house, well on porch, cellar, ga
rage, chicken house. l acre, spring, fruit.
4-room house, porch, garage, cellar; nearly
} acres spring, fruit.
Both about rs miles out in Virginia, 3
miles from car, bus and hard road.
Address Box 33-H, Star ONCE.
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Eouality-Walter Reed Post, No. 2S4,
held its regular meeting August Il at
Pythian Temple. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Comdr. Golden, who ad
lust returned from his New England
vacc ;on, taken in company with AdJt
Glueck. A main topic OF consideration
was the thirty-first annual national en-
canpment at Baltimore.
The posts headquarters will be estab-
lished at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, in
which hotel the national headquarters
and the department headquarters Will
be housed, and a post information bu-
reau will be maintained for dissem1nat-
ing information of general interest al
fecting the posts activities, as well as
of the proceedings and scheduled pro-
grams OF the encampment. An ION TO
Baltimore" Committee, headed by Senior
Vice Comdr. Spreckelmyer, was APP
pointed. The posts Relief Committee
was reorganized, and due to the ire
mendous burdens and responsibilities at
taching to the cffice of department COM
mander, Comrade William L. Thomas
was relieved upon his request OF the
committee craftsmanship and was sue
ceeded by Senior Vice Comdr. Spreck-
elnyer. The post expressed its appre-
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Front Line Post Auxiliary at its meet
ing last Monday planned visit tQ the
patients of Naval Hospital for last FIJI
day evening, when cigarettes, smoking
tobacco magazines, etc, were dlStrlp-
report on the outing given to the dis
abled veterans in the Washington GOV
eminent hospitals at the Berwyn estate
of DIR. Turner last Sunday was read oy
Mrs. Edith Dan Breeder.
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Admiral George Dewey Naval Auxili-
airy met August 4. Routine business
was transacted, followed by a social
session
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well built colonial home; large lot. with
trees and shrubbery; large rooms and bath,
breakfast nook; servants room and toilet in
full size basement; hot-water heat, screened.
cious closets. For sale by owner, $4,000.
Address Box 442-H, Star office. 31e
BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
with all modern improvements, ranging in
prices from $1,000 to Si5,500. Home sites.
$1,000 up
AURORA HILLS HOMES. INC,
AURORA HILLS, VA.
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WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
Half block r. l. ave. n.e.--5 rooms, bath,
entirely redecorated: S6.50O terms.
New Groom Dutch colonial new porch,
Ellie bath and shower; ss,75o; $500 down.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
23T7 r. l. Ave NE North 7203.
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Comdr George j. McDermott an
nounced Lawton Camp would meet to-
morrow night at Pythian Temple, at
which reports Of the delegates to the
encampment would be read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31
WOODBRIDGE, D. {

SPECIAL BARGAINS
5-room house, entirely remodeled. Just
like new; high location. u block from r. !.
ave, near school, Price, $500; small cash
payment and balance like rent.
6-room house, oak floors, h.-w.h.. II block
from bus line. close to school. Price, S7450,
ESQ cash, SIS per month.
Two 5-room bungalows, oak floors, h.-w.h .,
close to schools. Price less than $1,000.
Most any reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
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