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HOTEL EDWARDS

PAY al your bills with one check
lights. water. maid service. linen fur
nished: 81 and up: Pennsylvania & Ohio
HEAD bed lamps: excellent rooms: 81 VIZ.
with bath IS weekly and up for perm.
guests. Colonial Hotel. 236 n. Illinois.
ST. DENIS HOTEL-I36 W. Market: nice.
clean. modern rms: low rates. Ii. 229o.
COMBINATION living. sleeping rm.; wal
nut furn.. Ice. davenpt.. radio Ri. $3.50.
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Wanted to Rent
Houses for Sale

RESPONSIBLE PARTY wants farm. 10 {
20 acres. near Indianapolis. Be. 2726-N
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1928 Buick Standard Coach

This is real buy and is priced to sell
quick. Upholstery is perfect. has good
tires ana sint. .ooks like new. Priced al
only s475. Terms to suit.
Thornburg & Lewis
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Storage and Transfer

J. n. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE;
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND = To OF
frosa Chicago. 81. Louis. Detroit. Cleye-
land or other cities. Dr.. aoll or RI. 4295.
STORAGE. $3.50 and up: large truck load.
Moving 81 and ID May TRANSIT R
AND STORAGE. Dr.. $3.50.
BRITTON TRANSFER MOVING 50 so load.
large trucks. responsible men. Dr. 76ie.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Can at al times. ia 574l.
MOVING. s5-You help. 81 less; ~ ton
truck quick serv.ce. Oh. 5l46-M.
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Houses for Rent

lRNELL 2947-Deu.: repapered. new
lades. new toilet: gar: va. pd.: S2s. Hu.
5fH
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Apa-I ment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
in the CITY north of WASHINGTON St.: let
commission and no OBLIGATIONS: we
usually furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Cal
Ri. 1871 dav and night service
5 ROOMS-Rath. pantry. porches- good
condition. Rednced So. %. Ri 521l
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World War Memorial reserve the right
10 let the contract to any other Of said
bidders. whose bid may be deemed by
said Trustees 10 be the next best bid,
or may reject all other bids and read
Enr
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NICELY furnished front room for gentle
man. IN modern home. cheap. Dr. OzIl
DREXEL ARMS-730 n III; large outside
rooms - week Ii 252i
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\ BUSINESS ADDRESS
Business Announcements
Delcn Water Pnmns

Trade IN your old pump as down paw
ment. balance Il small monthly pay
ments. Call for estimate Hu. 1884.
FEATaERS- Bought SOLO ana renovated
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
E. Burke 43l-433 Mass Ave RI. 669s
OLD CHAIRS MADE NEWLY rebottom-
ing in cane. hickory or reed Gail Board
OF Industrial Aid for the Blind. he. O583.
CNDERsSand and gravei: also spec.
driveway gravel: trucks for hire: trash
hauling. G. o. 2. Delivery. Dr. 3685-J:
DELING-Reroofing. repairing. at
tics. Kitchens. add. COOLEY. Hu. 8l5l
BATH ROOM-Complete $50; plumbing
& heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4o5l
GRADTNG-And sodding. cement work:
digging cellar. II. w. Hutchins. Oh. SOL
HOUSE REPAIRS. Timing. painting. hues.
cement work. cinders- He. 1921.
CARPENTER REPAIR WORK-New and
old garage a speciality. DR.. 0850-J.
BUILOTNG-Remod. screen repair paint.
cement work; prices reas. Oh. 5l46-M
nRIVEWAY-Buil or renewed; all kinds:
estimates free. COOLEY, Hu- sl5l.
PATCH PlasteTing- and stgcco: Al work
RUGS cleaned. 9xi2 $3.50. Call for del.
Today special. Keemer Rug Co. Oh. $685..
WE build and repair sewers. cisterns and
easements. DR. 6424.
FURNITURE upholstering. repairing. paper
hang: cash terms. Oliver Furn ST. Be. z5ao
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-I wish 10 express nv
sincere thanks to nv neighbors and
friends for their kindness and flowers
during the sickness and death OF my be-
loved husband ELISHA D. WARD also
the Rev. Shinn and the singers
MARY c. WARD
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND. 1529-2-rm, front apt, over
stuffed in-a-door bed kitchen. dinette,
priv. bath. ent. everything furn. Ri. 5976.
CAPITOL. N, 4641-Attractive. furnished
house: shown BY appointment. Ia. 1925.
CENTRAL, 3060-Lovely double: room
rented. helps paw rent: $50 per month.
rooms and bath: reasonable. He. 4l05.
ILL. N. 43I-Apt. 10, 3-rm. apt; every
thing furnished; SIC week. Ri. 1892.
PROSPECT. 2505-Semi- mod. nicely fuTn..
shades. linoleum. garage. Dr.. 1992-R.
WALNUT, E., lI5-3 rms, bath: reduced
rent. See housekeeper in basement
WEST, 800 So rms, kitchenette and
bath: steam heat and water included; $40
month Tr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-02

RELIABLE and careful taxi drivers for
new fleet Of cabs: employment hours, =
and q RED CAB TAXI CO., 739 Z.
Market st.
WENTFD-3 statesmen with cars. not afraid
Of work Gil N. Capitol. Sd floor. a.
m. Wednesday morning.
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AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL

$50 N. PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnished
apartments. ultra modern. bath with tub
and shower. Frigidaire. walking distance.
Phone Ri. 1871.
1919 N NEW JERSEY ST.-Fur. house:
garage; lovely location for couple.
7l9 E NEW YORK; and 3-rm. apis,
fur. complete; with or without private
bath; $40. Sill, s12; adults.
WIDOW will share apt with employed
couple. 2l2 w. 21st.. Apt 16
5-RM. mod; new overstuffed and mahog.
Adults; references: $50. 2305 Ashland
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Real Estate for Exchange

ILLINOIS. 1900 Block N.-Investment and
income duplex; business zoned, splendid
apartment site; extraordinary future;
trade for business. double or farm. Owner
Box B. 119. Care Times.
RALSTON. 3114-5 rms. rear; full lot;
fruit: bal mortgage $3.50; make offer
owner. 1881 N. Delaware. Ha. 4s71-J.
rs ACRES CLEAR-Near Spencer. owen
county; $40 per acre: trade for Indian
apolis property FRANK A. BROWN, 1893
Iemcke Bldg. Ii 43O1.
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Snecial Notices

WHY SUFFER with piles when YOU can
positively get well or 10 will cost YOU
nothing? This is strictly a home treat
ment. SUNDAYS and evenings bv ap
pointment. no hours on Friday evening or
Saturday. G.. r. Wysong. 219 K. of P.
Bldg. Office Ri. 1867 res. Ia. 1910.
A BUSINESS ADDRESS
For travellers. statesmen. adver-
ttserS. etc. phone. mail. Secretar-
ial service. low rates. 5l4 Mer-
chants Bank
INDEPENDENT Broadcasting CO.
We amplifv both voice and music, furnish
Special attraction. equipment installed on
autos. WE HAVE JULY 4TH OPEN. We
60 enywhere. IT. $3.50.
ON and after June 3Oth. 1880 I viii not
be responsible for debts contracted by
any other than myself. Signed. HER
BERT PHILLIPS
PRINTING. 500 envelopes letterheads or
cards $3.50: / 600 for 81. We print
sale bills. folders or anything. Rays
Print Shop. zoos Belefontalne. he. 1861.
EXCEPTIONAL values in used and recon
ditiOned sewing machines. Singer Sewing
Machine Co % n. Meridian. RI. 1854
a
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BOSTON BULL TERRIER-Male. white
head, brindle body; white markings re-
ward. Be. oll2-R.
GERMAN POLICE DOG-Male. 20 weeks
I'd. black and brown. in neighbornood o.
550o block n. Penn. st. Call Ia. osi4-
Very liberal reward
Stone setting initials G. P. NJ. insloe
band Valued dear keepsake. Lost , SIn-
dsy. June 30. on Speedway COLI nnss-
LIBERAL rev C. P. McIlyaine, Ia. oloo.
LOsT-Red setter, female. named "Rutn;
AZ Wall street bridge and Eagle creek
Sunday. Reward. Be 368o -
LOST-BTindle bulldog, short tail, blind N
ore eve Name of Boy Reward. $50
IOST-Femaie. wire-haired terrier: tan
ears. child's yet. 1899 ". Kealing Ii 5000,
TOsT-Coin purse. SIS Reward. Ri.
1886. Ri 1852.
PURSE-Brown. between Franklin and IN
dianapolis. Keep money, return purse
Contents Mrs. Heidergatt, 1917 N Dear
born. Oh. 3427-W. -
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Lost and Found

Generous cash re-
ward for informa-
ton lie ding to
whereabouts Of this
child, of great bene-
fit to child. Address
Rox B-122. 60 Times.
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MO 1Nafll1If FItJF En- I rs.
ITO Union Title.
II. s458. Ia. 5694. Ri. 1871.
MICHIGAN. E.. 2238-5 rms. and bath:
newly deco: ht. wa. furn.; s35. Oh. 1066-R
MICHIGAN. E. 221-New efficiency, dinette
apartments. furn. and unfuTn.; all utili-
ties included; reasonable. Ii. 0745.
NEW JERSEY. N. 522-Lovely 2. 4 and s.
rm. apt. STRICTLY mod. Reas. Ri. 1884.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1429-Lovelv arm. apt;
Frigidaire: gar; $50. He. 3107.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2I25-Upper duplex. 3
bed rms. CITY heat After s. Ha. 2859-M.
WASH E.. 15l8-DOWN STAIRS, COOL,
SHADY. OUTSIDE APT; GARAGE.
WINTHROP, 35l4-Lower front 3-rm. apt;
cool. quiet. shady ward wa. 2l34-J.
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APARTMENTS for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE. 2315-3 rooms and bath:
recently redecorated: lower apartment:
heat water and garage. DR.. 5l09.
COLLEGE AVE. 2151-Attractive, 5-room
rtr mt. ant 0S1G
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-02

Avay from the downtown noise and
smoke: i0-storT building with lots Of
fresh air. everv room refurnished and re-
decorated. without hath. $3.50 per week or
$40 per month: with bath. $3.50 Der week
OF $50 per month: corner suites. consist
Ing Of living room. bedroom and bath.
ideal Advancement for 2 people. at So per
week OF SIS Der month: public baths
on each floor, LARGE lobby and recer-
ton rooms. free pa~kinS SPACE. Phone
On. 5se5- Location 220s E. Michigan ST.
ATTRACTIVE modern rm.: private apt.
wa&<ing distance. Ii. 612e.
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Suburban for Sale
ACRE TRACTS

AONL I NAO .
Located on South Meridian less than
20 minutes from monument. Level, rich
soil electricity MANY homes already
built. Priced as low as $40 on easy
terms: SIS down. 1ec per month; no inter-
est or taxes first year. Let US show you
these. Call Mr.. Kautsky. Ri. 1886 or
w. R. HUNTER CO.. REALTORS
IRVINGTON-Ideal location on Pleasant
Run, overlooking boulevard. Our beautiful
new Dutch Colonial home. IT. 4437.
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APARTMENT
Houses for Rent

ALABAMA AND COLGEGE-Doubies: Al;
repapered. REIN: gar. Be. 25oi-R-1 eve.
ARROW. 1875 room mod: repa pered:
garage; paved alley; $3.50. Ri. 5i24.
ARROW. iS45-Near Tech. 5-rm. cottage
BLUE RIDGE RD-Attr hedrm. brick
laundry. near Butler; adults. Hu. 6i41.
BUTLER. S. 1S-4-room apartment: $40
sl3 Merchants Bank Bldg.
Ri 1928. He 1881
CALIFORNIA. N. 30l7-4 rms, mod: repa. :.
painted; gar: wa. pd.: $50. Ha. ASH.
COLLEGE. i4Il-Lower duplex; 5 rooms:
modern: fuel: water; garage. Ri. 5e76.
COLUMBIA AVE. 27z9
Four rooms. toilet. water: SIS rent.
SMITH & CO., AGENTS.
~ N. Delaware.
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Automobiles Wanted
90
Auto Supplies and Repairs
Automobiles for Sale

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains for
YOUR car 202 Kentucky Ave.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. I928-CARRIES OUR
POSITIVE GUARANTEE. ALMOST NEW.
GENERAL BALLOON TIRES. PRICE 1925.
TERMS, JOHNSON CHEVROLET FOUN-
TAIN SQUARE STORE, 1865 VIRGINIA
AVE DR. LOIS
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South
MODERN BUNGALOW
POPS Olive
Open for inspection. Close to car line
and schools. not far from Garfield park.
This is a very nice place. Call Ii. 1920.
MR.. GAME, Wa 0245.
BEECH GROVE.
Only S2.900.00. $500 Cash.
5-room bungalow, has furnace. garage,
and u acre of ground. Can make some
one a good deal on this house. Call
Ii. $500. MR.. GAME. Wa. 0245.
500 DOWN
1916 Albany. St., 5 rooms modern,
garage Price 81 $50.
RI $500. N. ], FOX HU. 1853
CALHOUN ST. 12t1--5 rooms semi-modern,
2-car gar. $4,000. same as rent. DR.. 7454.
West
81 800; rooms. partly finished I'd floor;
2 lots. fence. chicken park. gar, <ruit.
Ri. 3477. evenings. Wa. 2975.
ADDISON ST.-6-room modern home; $500
down: S35 month. Be. 2213-R.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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2f54 N. PENNSYLVANIA.
Six rooms. water. heat and garage:
$50 See custodian or phone Ii 1891.
Fl. H. WOODSMALL & co.
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WHIPPET.- roadster: a real good.
clean lob throughout: $50 down. G. .
WsTnock Co.. store ?. 27lz z. Washing
tor. Oh. 7.e5.
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Grand Hotel

Cool. clean; spe. rates. III. a Maryland.
NICE RM.-Private home With widow: near
car line Oh sS04-J
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HOTEL DEARBORN

ICE cool modern rooms at reasonable
-ateS. in the most convenient location. See
hem Harbour Hotel 6f-is N Illinois
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Plenty hot water: all accommodations;
IA isss vs- ~ nc isOAse Ri O5T5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02

A CCORDING to an act of Congress, approved
July Is, 1868, the National Hotel Co. was
incorporated, the incoroprators named being
George H Calvert, son Of George Calvert, who
helped form the hotel association: Roger c.
Weightman, j. G. Mcclure, zeph English,
George H Calvert, tr, and Charles B. Calvert.
George Calvert of the original hotel asso-
citation, according to the Maryland Historical
Magazine, was born at Mount Airy Feb
ruary 2, 1853, and died January %, 1888. His
viii, dated June g. 1885, devises all his prop
erty to his sons, George Henry Calvert and
Charles Benedict Calvert. On June IL, 1899,
he married Resale Eugenia sitter, daughter of
Henri Joseph Sitter of Antwerp, and Maria
Louise Peters, his wife.
George Calvert of Mount Airy was of the
distinguished Lord Baltimore family his father
being Benedict Calvert, son of Charles Calvert,
the fifth Lord Baltimore. Benedict Calvert had
Is children, as follows: Rebecca, Eleanor,
Charles, Elizabeth, Edward Henry, George,
Philip, Leonard, Cecilius, John, William, Ariana
and Robert.
OF these children Rebecca Charles Philip,
Leonard, Cecilius and Robert died young, while
John, William and Ariana are said to have
been living at the date Of their fathers DEATH"
Eleanor, the second child, married Mrs. Wash
ington's son, John Park Gusts, and after his
death DIR. David Stewart; Elizabeth married
DR.. Charles Stewart, Edward Henry married.
first, Elizabeth Biscoe, and later Miss Helen
Chapman Calvert Of Alexandria, and George,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02

into between George Calvert. Roger G.
Weightman, William A. Bradley John Gadsby
and Henry T. Weightman TO form an associa-
ton for the purpose Of erecting a hotel on this
site.
In 1881 the cost Of erecting the building is
placed at 157,500, Of which George Calvert
contributed $1o2, 500; Roger C. Weightman,
$4,000; William A. Bradley, $14,500, and
Henry c. Weightman, 81 900, and it is assumed
that the balance Of $500 was put UP by John
GadSby, who, together with Augustine New
ton, became the first proprietorS Of the hotel
The portrait OF Gadsby, In oil, together with
that of his wife, Mary, can stu be seen In the
hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02

standing farther to the north. The writer has
been told that this was the first freight depot
in America and this statement may be true
so far as he knows.
Some time ago the writer gave some of the
history Of the National Hotel in one of his
articles. Recently he came across additional
interesting information about this old hos
telry. which the District government has agreed
to buy for $780, 900, and more interesting per-
hapS Is the statement made to the writer that
it Is intended to turn the building over to the
National Guard as its temporary headquar-
ters OF course, we all know that this is not q
satisfactory place for that worthy organiza-
Tion, but at least it would be step in the right
direction until better arrangements can be
made.
JUST little bit Of the real history Of the
place. Originally this block-known as
square 491-belonged to David Burnes, and in
the division of the "a lots into which it was
separated, lots l, 2, 4, 5, z, 10, IL, H. 16, 19,
20 and "a went to the Federal Government,
while those not mentioned went TO David
Burnes. Like many other people, even down
to the present time, David did not anticipate
his death, and consequently died intestate and
his property went to his widow, Anne, and his
only surviving child, Marcia, who became the
wife of John P. Van Ness, member of Con-
gress from New York and later mayor Of
Washington.
On December "a, 1893, lots /, 2, S and
were included In the purchase of the 5000 lots
made by Robert Morris (who financed the
Revolution but went broke on Washington real
estate) and James Greenleaf, and the latter
almost Immediately transferred his interest to
Morris and James Nicholson for $488 and upon
default of these two men the lots mentioned
were sold at public auction in 1900 to James
Hoban.
From then on these lots and others making
up the hotel site passed through the hands
Of Daniel Arden, George Kneller, Thomas w.
Pairo and William A. Bradley, and in 1926 the
Calvert family began purchasing in this block,
which finally resulted In majority interest in
the lots upon which the hotel stands and on
August TO- 1880, an agreement was entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
He Killed Her

He-LOok our captain ID going to kick tlao
goali
She-What did the goal dot
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Plain Color Neckties, $3.50
OF Barathea SILK, in
% different coIOrs

Correctly dressed men wear Plain
Color Neckties in the right shade
to match their ensemble. Now
you may come to The Mems
Store and find just the right
shade - because we have 20
shades ranging from gray to bril-
liant red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
CAMPS ACCOMMODATE
1911 DURING SUMMER
I'LL Children and 200 Mothers
Guests at Pleasant and Good
Will in July and August.

Reports showing record attendance at
Camp Good Will and Camp Pleasant
during the Summer season were read
before the Summer Outing Committee
Of the Associated Charities, meeting
yesterday at the Social Service House.
The report submitted by Walter s.
Uford, secretary, showed that both
camps were operated to capacity during
July and August with a total attend
ance of 1911, Of which lii were
children and the remainder mothers
Last seasons total was 1921.
John Joy Edison, chairman of the
committee since 1908, expressed his
qualification at the practical value of
the camps in the making of good
citizens and in improving the home
life of the families served by them.
After studying the estimates to be
submitted to the Community Chest for
the Summer of 1881 and in view Of the
prevailing business depression voted not
to increase the budget total Of the cur
rent year.
The committee voted to ask officials
Of the Public Buildings and Public
Parks Commission to provide suitable
camp grounds for entire families.
The committee included Harry G.
Meem, treasurer; DR.. George M. Kober,
Walter s. Pratt, jr.; Eliot H. Thompson,
John G. Wineman, Prof. George w.
Cook, Mrs. Walter s. Ufford, Miss
Louise Beall and Edwin s. Potter.
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clergymen are: Rev. Harry II. Bogert,
La Plata; Rev. Clyde Brown, Hyatts-
Vile; Rev. Frederick A. Cook, Oakley:
Rev. Guy H. Crook. Poolesville; Rev.
Charles E. Crusoe. Aquasco; Rev. Nor
ris w. Derr, Bladensburg; Rev. Joseph
p. Gibson, Chaptico; Rev. r. r. Hall,
Beltsville: Rev. W. H. Heigham, Oxon
Hill; Rev. M. r. Minnick, Rockville:
Rev. z. Nelson Maconomy, st. Marys
City; Rev. william r. Moody, Wood
side; Rev. j. j. Neighbour. Laurel; Rev.
H. c. Parkman, Indian Head; Rev. F.
Alan Parsons, Mitchellville; Rev. George
Shilling, Seat Pleasant; Rev. j. l..
Shovel, Hughesville; Rev. j. c. NJ.
Shrewsbury, Upper Marlboro: Rev. Reg
inald Stevenson, Grayton; Rev. Joseph
E. Williams, Bethesda, and Rev. Thomas
D. Windiate, Kensington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
The Olympic Oxford, SO
An Arnold
GlOve-CriP Model

These oxfords combine the wear
ing service of quality materials
with correct style proportions.
Straight-lace model in tan and
black calf. Combination last;
leather sole and rubber heel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31
An arnold
ClOue-GriP Model

A straight-lace, wing-tip oxford
made in a comfortable and fash
ion-wise manner. These oxfords
are enjoying great popularity this
season. Tan and black Scotch
grain and calf.
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VISITING BISHOP
AIDS IN FARLEY
Right Rev. H. J. EmbIing of
Korea Attending Conference
of CIergymen Here.

Right Rev. H. j. Embling, Assistant
Bishop Of Korea, noted in the Church
of England for his work among men
and boys, is participating in the con-
ference of Maryland clergymen, now in
progress at the College of Preachers of
Washington Cathedral. Right Rev.
James E. Freeman, Bishop of Wash
ington, is directing the sessions, which
are attended by more than 20 clergy
men from Maryland parishes.
The conference Is a preparation for
the preaching mission to be held
throughout the Diocese Of Washington
during the week Of November Is.
Bishop Embling is on his way to South
Africa to undertake program of edu-
cational work for the British govern
ment.
Included in the list of attending
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Jointly by the Army and Navy, is In
dangerous condition because Of filling
work begun as q part of the program
for construction Of q new landing field
south of the present area.
A levee Is being thrown UP across
the south corner of the field and pipe
line Is being laid from a dredge in the
Anacostia River across the center of the
landing field to the levee The section
of the pipe line crossing the landing
area will be laid below the surface, 1t
was announced.
Levee Up for Six Months.
The levee and pipe line are marked
by red flags during the day and red
lights at night. The dredging, accord
ing to the warning notice, will begin
about November Is and will be COM
pleted about December Is. The levee,
however, will not be removed for about
six months, It was stated.
Pilots have been cautioned not to land
short when approaching the southern
part of the field through the little
ravine between the hills upon which the
ST. Elizabeth Hospital buildings stand.
This ravine is the safest line of
approach when landing into westerly
winds and is commonly used for this
purpose.
Acquired New Tract.
The Government has acquired major
portion of a tract of more than 300
acres south of the present Boiling Field
area, an appropriation of $66,000 having
been provided by Congress for this pur-
pose in the last War Depai tment appro-
prtation bill. Much of the land acquired
Is under cultivation and will not be
improved until the crops are harvested.
Several small areas are still in process
OF negotiation.
The new landing field area extends
from the present flying field south along
the Potomac River to the vicinity Of the
Naval Rsearch Laboratory and includes
the old steel plant at Giesboro Point.
1t extends back from the river shore to
approximately the 40 or so foot contour
line along the hills to the east.
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Western conference. Definite sites for
the homes will be named later.
Another resolution to receive favor
able action upon the conference was
one proposing the establishment Of q
board Of regents to govern the denom-
nations schools.