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Wide Range of Social
Festivities In Record
At Chevy Chase Homes
Trips to Pleasure Resorts
Listed in Vacation Pro-
sram-Many Residents In
Summer Homes for Sea-
son.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace z. Wagner and
their children left Friday for their Sum-
mer home. at Island View, on South
River, Md, to be gone until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Lowry and their
children have returned to their home,
On Mckinley street, after spending the
week end at Ocean. City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Selby enter
tanned Tuesday evening at bridge and
supper in honor Of their house guest,
Mrs. g. M. MacCorkle OF Newton, N. g.
Miss Mary Crenshaw, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Crenshaw, Is at
lending q house party for week In
Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Deibert and
their children started Friday by motor
for Ocean City, Md, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Gus Winnemore went Tuesday to
Join Mr.. Winchester Stone at the Hart
ley Camp, Towaco, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. j. Nicolajdes and
their family are, spending a month
DR.. and Mrs. j. Hilman HOLSTER
accompanied by Mrs. William H. Hol'
lister. will leave Thursday for Center
Harbor, Me-, where they will spend the
remainder of the Summer.
Mr.. John Allison Of Panama is the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
r. Allison, in their home, on Garrison
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Waters and
their children went yesterday to Maple
Hall, Md, to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Reilly have
returned to their home, on Forty-first
street, after motor trip to Rehoboth
Beach and Smyrna, Del, where they
were the house guests Of Mrs. Reilly's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien M. Winnemore
and their family, Mrs. S. j. Mauchly
her son, Mr.. John Mauchly, and her
daughter, Miss Betty Mauchly, spent
last week end at Capon Springs. w. Va
Miss Mary Walter and Miss Edna
Walter went to New York Friday and
sailed yesterday by way Of the Panama
Canal for California. They will return
by way of the Canadian Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers went
yesterday to Atlantic City for a weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bowling spent
last week end in Baltimore County al
. house party given by Mr. and Mrs
A. L. Kline. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville S. Peters ane
their son Graham are spending several
months at the Windsor IN Cape
Or. and Mrs. J. H. Deilinser arr
spending three months in Stockholm
Sweden. where DE. Bellinger is repre-.
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Miss Reese Entertains
In Honor of Birthday

Miss Virginia Reese, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william H. Reese, entertained
in her home, at 245 Tennessee avenue
northeast, Friday evening in celebra-
ton of her thirteenth birthday ami
versary. Games and contests we're in
dulged in until late hour when de-
lightful refreshments were served
bearing out the color scheme OF rose
and green. Those enjoying the hosp'-
tally of the young hostess were Miss
Dorothy Abendshein, Miss Virginia
Crossfield, Miss Annie Rubins, NJ lsS
Loretta Anderson, Miss Jane Dettor,
Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Mary Mack,
Miss Marie Robertson, Miss Erma Fife,
Miss Barbara Branigan. Miss Winni-
fred GoSnell Miss Helen Hopkins. Mr..
Victor Washburn. Mr.. Oliver Baloerson,
Mr.. Norman Dettor, Mr.. Harry E7rbin,
Mr.. Owen Bookhultz, Mr.. Floyd Book
hultz, Mr.. Marland Ashford. Mr.. John
Kimball, Mr.. Wallace Reese and Mr.
Ronald Reese.
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were guests Tuesday of Lieut.. and Mrs.
j. w. Cox, jr.
Miss susanne Shepherd, Miss Alice
Price and Cadet William Menoher of
Washington, came down for the Re-
serve Officers Training Camp dance
Tuesday as guests of Cadet Richard
Miss Ruth Lieber of Boston Is visiting
Capt. and Mrs. A. c. Lieber, jr.
Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hardin enter
tanned at supper wednesday to honor
an6ria, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hulfish OF Atlanta, Ga. Their guests
were Lieut.. and Mrs. H. b. Lopez, Lieut.
and Mrs. G. H. Chorpening, Mrs. John
w. Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Wolfe
A picnic and boating party were given
Thursday night by Lieut.. and Mrs. j.
r. Hardin, who had with them Capt
and Mrs. M. w. Marston, Capt. and
Mrs: Harley LatSon, Lieut.. and Mrs. H
,, B. Lopez, Lieut.. L. J. Rumaggi, Lieut.
H. c. Wolfe, Lieut.. and Mrs. G. H
Chorpening, Lieut.. v. J. opposite and
Mr.. John Meade.
Another interesting boat supper was
given Tuesday night by Capt. and Mrs
M. w. Marston who had as their guests
Col. and Mrs e. H. Schulz, Miss Caro-
AAAlC NSAluI1s 1AAoS fAdtLIdIllc
Miss Katharine Gammans. Col. E. j
Dent, Mrs. Frank Yarnali, Miss Kath-
arine Dent, Miss Mary Rose Yarnall
Mr.. John Dent, Mr.. Phillip Yarnall
and Mr.. Francis Yarnall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Wolfe and their
two children were the recent visitors in
the home of Lieut.. and Mrs. j. r.
| Hardin. Mrs. Alice Mason of Balti-
more was the week end guest of Lieut.
and Mrs. Hardin and Lieut. and Mrs
Hardin are spending this week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe in Baltimore.
Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Lieber, jr., will
| entertain at supper tomorrow evening
and will have as their guests Miss Ruth
| Lieber, Col and Mrs. E. H. Schulz, Mai
and Mrs. G. ]. Taylor, Maj. and Mrs.
c. G. Gee, Maj. and Mrs. r. T. Conner,
| Capt. and Mrs. M. w. Marston, Capt.
| and Mrs. F. H. Kohloss and Lieut.. and
Mrs. B. G. Snow.
Maj. and Mrs. L. E. Oliver and fam
| lily and Mrs. Jane Putnam are spend
/ ing the week end at New Castle, Del,
, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Plat.
Lieut. Miles Beber and Lieut. F. M.
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family left Monday for Avon-by-the-
Sea, N. j., where they will remain for
the month of July.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry DeCoursey
Adams and their son Randall returned
Sunday to their home on Military road
after spending few days in Westmin-
ster, Md
Miss Jane Lewis Parks, granddaugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. william Allen
Wilbur, has gone to New York to visit
her father. Capt. Lyman Parks. En-
route home Miss Parks will stop In
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Fowler and
family have returned to their home, in
Mexico after spending 10 days as the
guests of Mrs. F. H. Stokes on Elm
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler attended
the graduation Of their son, Mr.. Dix
Fowler, from the Manlius School, and
Of their daughter, Miss Barbara Fowler,
from Wells College.
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now in Europe, to remain until next
month. Miss Evelyn Smith, daughter of
Mrs. Cary Smith and of Mr.. CORTLAND
Smith, went abroad with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bangs and the family. Miss Smith also
will be a debutante Of next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Barrett will intro
duce their daughter, Miss Audrey Bar
ret, at a dinner dance at the Ritz-Carl-
ton November IA. The debutante, who
passed last year studying singing in
Rome and Paris, is at Mariposa, the Bar
Harbor Summer home of her parents.
Miss Florence Baker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Baker, IT,, who
passed the Winter at school in Paris,
VIII be introduced to society this coming
season. Miss Baker Is the oldest of four
children and is named after her pa
George F. Baker. He mother is the
former Miss Edith B. Kane Of the well
known family of that name and
through whom she is related to many
old Colonial families.
Miss Katherine Van Duzer Lawrence,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley B.
Lawrence, will be presented at supper
dance at the RitZ-Carlton Saturday
evening, November IS. She attended
and was student last Winter at Sarah
Lawrence College, in Bronxville, en-
dowed by her grandfather, William Van
Duzer Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt D. Barnes of
| 134 East ,SiXty-Second street and Man
hasset, Long Island, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter Katha-
rine Lansing to Mr.. Joseph Bryan, Sd,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. st. George Bryan
of Richmond, Va.
Miss Barnes was graduated from Miss
Chapin's School and is member of the
Junior League. She was introduced to
society at o dance given in 1927 at
Nonesuch House, the Barnes country
home at ManhaSSet. She is a grand
daughter Of Mrs. Charles T. Barney of
New York and the late Mr.. Barney and
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burr
Barnes Of New York.
Mr.. Bryan was graduated from the
Episcopal High School in Richmond
and from Princeton University in 1927
where he was a member of the Ivy
Club. He is q grandson of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Wyndham Kemp of Virginia.
NO date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Miss Ethelreda Winthrop Seabury
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
MarSton Seabury of $50 East Thirty
seventh street, will be married August
70 TO Fergus Reid, jr., of New York
The ceremony will be performed in St
JOINS Church at Portsmouth, N. H.
where the Rev. Henry Emereon Hoyey
MISS Seabury's maternal grandfather
was rector for many years. A reception
will follow at the Seabury estate AT
Portsmouth.
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President General, D. A. R.,
On Visit to Ohio Home,

Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, presi-
dent general Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, left last week for
visit to her home in Milford, Ohio
En- route she was a guest of the Pitts
burgh chapter at luncheon given in
her honor Tuesday. She also took part
Wednesday in the ceremonies attend
ing the 175th anniversary Of the Bat
tie Of Braddock, and was one of the
speakers at the unwilling of the statue
Of Col. George Washington, the hero
of that occasion. Following the his
torical and allegorical pageant the old
block house, part of the Notifications
of Fort Pitt, was opened for inspection,
and in the evening banquet was held
at the William Penn Hotel, at which
Secretary Mellon represented the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hobart was a guest and
speaker.
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Type of Pompeian Luxury
Features Long Island Home
Col H. H. Rogers Installs Most Elaborate Private
. Swimming Pool-Special Events in New
.@' York Society Record.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Col. II. H.
Rogers. has had completed on hts coun-
try place at Southampton, Long Island,
q swimming pool rivaling the baths of
ancient Pompeit. It Is the largest pri-
vate swimming pool IN this country.
The bath, which is large enough to &C
cofnmodate several score bathers. pre-
cents an environment of the utmost
luxury. Around the pool ranges a
stately row Of pillars, while walls, floor
and ceiling-some 1000 square feet in
1ll-have been covered with designs
reminiscent Of the celebrated Pompeian
freScoes.
The pool is one feature of the Rogers
place, known as the Port Of Missing
Men. Of which. another feature is the
museum housing Mr.. Rogers ship
In length connects the swimming pool
with the house proper. This hallway is
decorated and furnished in the spirit
Of the late eighteenth century. It was
the owners idea that this hallway
should lead through several intervals
Of decorative taste from that period
back to the classical period which gives
! its character to the bath itself.
= In their inspiration the decorations OF
spf Greek art, the scheme consisting OF
q succession Of nine panels, occupied
with characteristic scenes depicting a
Roman hunt and bordered by bands OF
. conventionalized decoration. The cell
ing, close to 1000 square feet in all, is
overlaid with silver leaf and glazed over
with soft tones, suggesting the sky
Also in the ceiling Greek. fret designs
are used to divide it off into appropri-
ate spaces. Greek baS-reliefs, priced by
the owner, who brought them from
ITALY, are placed in the wall paneling
above the columns and upon the frieze
The paintings, executed directly upon
che walls. simulate the character OF
mosaic. The color scheme is one Of soft
yellows, salmon reds, grays, green's and
blues, with panels in Pompeian reds.
:, The, debutante list for next season Is
being added to daily. Mr.. and Mrs
Benson B. Sloan will give a dinner
dance December 6 at the Ritz-Carltor
for Miss Mary Johnson Delaf1eld
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L
Delafeld Of Princeton, N. j., and niece
of Mrs. Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. William
n. Davis viii give dinner dance No
vernber IA at the Ritz Carlton to intro
kuce their daughter, Miss Aida Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Auchin.
Gloss Of IL East Seventy-first street viii
give. a supper dance at the same hote
November % to present their daughter
Miss Josephine L. Auchincloss. Miss
Elinor M. Bangs will be introduced al
dance at the Ritz Carlton, which hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McComt
Bangs, will give for her. Mr.. and Mrs
Bangs, Miss Elfnor Bangs and Mis-:
Cynthia Bangs, a younger daughter, are
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Mrs. Jane Putnam, Lieut.. and Mrs. L.
w. Prentiss, Lieut.. L. j. Rumaggi, Mrs.
@. Rumaggi, Lieut.. and Mrs, w. H.
Powell, jr.; Lieut.. and Mrs. K. r. Bar
ney, Lieut.. c. P. Hardy, Lieut.. and Mrs.
J. w. Cox, jr.; Miss Caroline Schulz,
Miss Katharine Schulz, Miss Katharine
Gammans, Miss Nancy Griswold, Miss
Ruth Lieber, Lieut.. F. X. A. Purcell,
Lieut.. e. w. Carr.
Miss Anne Cox Of Fort Riley, Kans.,
and Miss Robin Holland and Miss
Beverly Rittenhouse of Washington
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Albrecht had as their dinner guests at
serve Officers Training Camp dance,
Lieut.. and Mrs. @. G. Reinhardt, Miss
Mary McKeever and Miss Lorette NC
Keever Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harding Of Detroit
were guests Wednesday of Lieut.. l.. J..
Rumaggi and Mrs. G. Rumaggi.
Mrs. Hannum. wife of Col. w. T.
Hannum. and Miss Charlotte Hannum
are spending the Summer at Fort
Humphreys. Miss Rosalind Deakyne Of
Washington Is visiting Mrs. Hannun.
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Czech Voter Quotes Bible.

Czechoslovakia's compulsory voting
system received a shock at the recent
election in Gablonz, when a citizen, evi-
IDENTIFY ired because he could not show
by abstention his indifference to the
candidates, wrote across his ballot:
Isaiah xli24" The election judges
consulted a Bible and read: Behold, We
are of nothing, and your work of naught;
al abomination Is he that chooses you"
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued.

beds, sleeping porch; bath room, unlimited
References EXCHANGED. Phone cleveland
4764. Adults only.
200 L ST. N.W.-Furnished rooms with or
without Ink: also hall rooms, SO week
GIL H ST. N.W.--LarGe. beautiful rooms.
modern. clean, quiet central location, "a,
IS, So week; some Ink.
DUPONT CIRCLE, l765 P N.W-Attractive
m nSS@ n to 'sO some s RTSs1a nome
s22 yARNUM ST; NW.-.Two rooms, hight
housekeeping or furnished o ior men; steam
18th AND KALORAMA, the Madrid-Very
pleasant Winter and Summer, south front
room. MorninGs or after 1870 p m.
727 3Oth ST. N,W..-Two large rooms and
private BATH suitable for two ladies, s3S:
1881 NJ ST. NV. downtown, near Conn.
ave.-Ftne, large. second moor, alcove front
room, southern exposure, for gentleman
10 9Th ST. NE: -Rooms, one or two, with or
without Housekeeping; also will take care
of child during day
GENTLEMAN to share attractive GROOM
end Of Mt. Pleasant car i iine SO Week, " In
GUIDES use use OF UNLIMITED telephone and kitch-
1870 nth ST. Nw.-Larse. bright double
and single looms. ami. phone privileges,
continuous hot water.
All 4th N.W.-Nicely furnished 4-room and
court house viii not last at price U
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-LarEe. nicely fur
nisned room next It bath; large closet: lhk
H.-w.h,, cleo. continuous hot water; S'room
apt; large Housekeeping rooms. running
water; children permitted; bed rooms. SIS
month. l2s
el5 10th ST. N.W.-For housekeeping. one
large room and kitchen, ami; newly pa
pered and painted: $50.
1922 EYE ST. NV, OPP. Franklin Park
50 week up; ami. Ink. IS; steam heat.
cleo; transients' 81 up; garage. Fr. so7s
1911 P ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished single
room, windows. End floor, near ba
ami: $3.50 weekly.
1912 BELMONT RID South of 18th and Co.
keeping; semi-private bath; $50.
THE SHERMAN, ll0l 18th St NV. Apt
3ol-Bright. clean room, adjoining bath; no
other roomers. North 1924.
1881 CHAPLIN ST. NV. : Beautiful front
beds. 2 baths, instantaneous hot water;
select: l or gentlemen; reasonable; l4th
ST. car. Is"
2o34 G ST. N,w-Youne lady wishes girl 10
running water SIS.
7o4 S.E.-Single room, fine home; lady. .
932 NEW YORK AVE. NV. APT, 2-One
front room. for single or double. H.
4lS 3rd ST. N.W.-Beautiful rooms, arranged
So week
1920 18th ST NW-Large, neatly furnished
with private bath and continuous hot water
SCOTT CIRCLE, l4os 18th st.-Attractiye
SSfoDd- no9F ir0pt instant hot water semi
A PLEASANT PLACE TO STAY.
The Westminster, 1907 nth. st. NV
Beautiful rooms, newly decorated, each with
spacious parlor with radio. From 81 to si2
weekly.
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BOATS.

CANOE, 1s-ft Old Town, double ribbed.
omen ounwa!e. fully equipped and camping
Equipment; $50. Address BOX 4o4-H star
ONCE II
screw az D. 40x9I7x3 IT.. IT. headroom;
miles. Price, $3.50. Apply Cruiser l!25
Kenyon st. NV.
Al Condition: also Crosley Icybau refrlg-
orator for boats, neither gas nor electricity
roouired r st. IL
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DOGS. pE1S ETC

THE NATIONALLY ADVERTI&ED Perfec
tlon DOG FOOD can obtained a.
RItterS Son. 706 e. 81 W or 3O2 10Th e.
GOLDFISH. laree size. Tor lily pool; >l.3o
each Call North 1868 before am or
POINTER BITCH for sale. beautiful, 8 mos,
SIS papers 46l8 Hunt ave, Chevy Cnase'
Md. IA
PUPPIES. wre-haired fox terrier. pediereed
DIR KELLY'S DOG HOSPITAL,
2433 i4th St NV Tel Col. 9527. ID.
PUPPIES, BIRDS AND OTHER PETS.
1910 9th 81 NV Nat 3691.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1918 NV. APT Two nice rooms, gas
electricity. continuous hot water $28 month
separately. 3l4 month.
$50 ST. NE.-Larse. first-foor front room
southern exposure, h-w.h., cleo; near Sta
ton: SIS week.
1921 18th NV. Apt. 2o5-Large room and
kitchen in apt: Frigidaire. telephone, gas
and electricity free.
6l2 FRANKLIN ST. NE.-Two rooms and
porch for Ink. SIS Tot A24n
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Today the Hon. Morrison Baynes, returning toward
evening from the hunt Meriem's horse tethered
near the 1ungle's edge. He galoped to the animals
side, dismounted and on foot entered the trail. He
had gone but short distance when he heard o
great jabbering In a nearby tree Coming closer he
saw band of balloons and to his amazement he
also saw girl swing ape-like into the tree below
the beasts who were quarreling over some cloth.
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1880
CHRYSLER 20" ROADSTER.

Car driven several hundred miles;
like new in every respect. New car
guarantee. Substantial savings from
new car price with your car as part
payment.
H. B. LEARY, JR., g. BROS.
1921 14th. North $3.50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


hall, living room, dining room. kitchen, pan
srS be: ISIS h Bath ST. APO PoFssh
APT. 40, THE WYOMING; 5 LARGE RMS,
s4mss or aO Louis hsraptvs 4
n z. ave. NV, Natl 1855,
4O5 B ST. NE;-oNE LARGE BED ROOM
eST'h Rryat se bath sdS T sss OF large
1907 10Th ST NW-FURNIsHED APART
ments and rooms; walking distance to bust
ness ness section; quiet; reasonable rates. North
DETACHED HoUsE-PRIVATE APT, 2 OR
End moor sos 14th St Col o8s5.
ATTRAcTyELX FUR RdEI ERoNT
large rooms: living-dining room and bright
and ea d.5R
american walnut Kitchen with sink . eS6
orator. gas range. dishes and cooking uten.
Sils; janitor service. laundry and yards. 2i3
nished for $40 mo, same floor Apply jani-
tor or first-fioor front apt.
furnshsd n dsssht sAh house ss5 neadnF
gas: cleo. and telephone. Adams l742, after
1913 MD. AVE. NE:-LARGE FRONT ROOM
cleo; adults reasonable. liz
BERLIN, = IOWA cIRcLE-TWo ROOMS,
kitchen. bath. ami.; newly dec; outside.
f fSfn; SIS bec 4CsO sSs eiee eomOi Is:
1901 CLIFTON ST NV OR DE-
lish If wen furnished rooms. bath and i
Adams nn0 47s5 'I ADULTS me breeze ana view
s %, 9Th ST; N.E;msETAAyT1FuL 2.RooM
Housekeeping; reasonable. Lincoln 3005.
I747 F ST. MISUNDERSTANDING. FUR
Pspered and painted; ha5dwood aooTs s plenty
SITS NV. within walking distance Of the
cherry trees Here you have the beautiful
Lincoln Memorial for ora q front YARD. Make
the season. Completely furnished apart
cilities hiRh-Erede house with standard
S Be- vice No dogs S,o or cats or wild rsrtie'
large. airy rooms. dinette, kitchen, pantry,
closets. bath. Four exposures. Garage
1880 QUE ST NV, APT. 5-4 ROOMS,
kitchenette, bath. cozy and comfortably fur
nished or sublet from April IS to November
l. Reasonable rent,
FURNISHED AS you WOULD FURN.sH
0uh Apt. t52s H sh F
LARGE NEW BLDG.-RENT
DRASTICALLY REDUCED.
Best NV; freproof. elevator. switchboa,
oae, elor tt or hf,; to room apts specia
| RM., KIT. APT. FURN., $50
Electric Refriseration on House Current.
Phone Potomac 1900
CONN. AVE. BRIDGE, ; r.. SOS
Best location: new freproot BIDS phone
and elevator rn s ssTyise Pot improvements
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.

RADIO SERVICING AND REPAIRING of all
makes OF radios; experience; combined WITH
out Of ali our repairing. Phone Pot. l521-W.
1910 Goth st NV
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SIMMONS MOTOR CO.,
14th at s St. Potomac 1886
ROADSTERS, ROADSTERS.
1880 Buick standard; 1929 red master 8.
1890 Marquette. de luxe model.
1929 Nash special, 8 wire wheels.
Several ''72' and '62' ChrySlers.
1929 Oakland, 8 wire wheels.
1923 Pontiac. We specialize in late model
sport roadsterS All fully guaranteed 80
SIMMONS MOTOR CO.,
l4th at S St. Pot. 1886
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Meriem never went with Bwanas guests upon a
hunt. She could find no pleasure in killing for
mere sport. On these occasions she would accom-
pany the riders across the plains, then ride into
the jungle, and there take to the trees For hours
she would revel in the unaloyed pleasures of
turn to the wild. free existence of her earlier years,
leaping and swinging through the trees stretch
ing comfortably upon branch dreaming
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He was about to put bullet through the nearest
baboon that seemed about to leap upon her when
he heard the girl speak Then he almost dropped
his rife in surprise he recognized Meriem.
strange iabbering identical with that Of the apes
broke from her lips. The balloons evidently
equally surprised for they stopped their Snarling
and slowly one approached and gave her back the
articles they had stolen while she dreamed.