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sALE-sUBURBAN.


M .I5o s sash Ss. %9 k. RM E.n Net n 1881
Emerson 0216
ABINGDQN-5-R. MODERN BUNGALOW.
gas and cleo. fireplace. laundry tubs. large.
shady lots. Also CIR. house. $4,000 50. It..
ssii FOR .s;Tso i you have $1,000 cash WHY
PRICE Oakcrest Va. Once. Mt. Vernon
ave. and oakridRe blvd. Phone Clarendon
AN AMI HUNTING BUYER FOR n,6 ao sp|5
Or. house, bath. electricity; garage. large
close baltimore boulevard, in Daniels Park.
just beyond COLLEGE Park. depression
opportunity for the Civil Service man who
wants to utilize his so days leave working
his own lsnd on which he can raise most
Of his living. thereby saving his salary for
other uses; 500 cash. s35 monthly. owner
NO, CASH PAYMENT,-$6O MONTHLY IN
new, guaranteed stucco home. with double
Kitchen. with pantry; black and white tile
bath. .built-in tub and shower; two spa
bed and sas
wood floors. hot-water heat, city. Eater'
sewerage. gas. electricity. large front Norch,
dry basement with laundry and toilet, cop
per screens; lot has Soft. frontage on con-
crete street; shade trees and shrubbsry; 10,
of boulevard and ga mi. from d. c. line,
schools. car and bus service.
owner and builder, w R. WILSON.
2542 18th st. NV.
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COLORED BARGAINS

COLORED BARGAINS.
=. 1921 Irvins-8 r. & b., modern; less than
$4,000; easy terms
l742 Oregon awe r. & b.. brick: cleo;
good renter; less than $1,000; easy terms.
153 You n.w.-Modern, 6 r. e. b., brick; for
quick sale will sacrifice; easy terms; or rent
$50 month.
1881 3rd n.w.-8 r. & b.. brick; cleo; good
terms.
426 H n.w.--e T. g. b., frame: cleo; 2-car
geraGe; less than $1,000 LIST COM; good in
Vestment.
1906 c SEE r. & b. brick; less than
SrRYoN Co i21s II W ave- U.s s41s 14th.
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WANTED-LOTS.
SALE-ACREAGE.

line. State road; suitable flying field. educa-
tional. golf, subdivision: also beautifully
handicapped acreage zone of Mass ave.
Pike. Fulton r. Gordon, PEG. ms. Bog.
Dist. 1921.
EMERGENCY FORCES IMMEDIATE. SALE
1877 acres nearby suburbs, on electric line
and near paved highway; churches. school.
stores, electric power and telephones al
hand. Unrivaled for popular-priced subdi-
vision. Former price $500 per acre; imme-
diate sale price. less than $50 per acre.
Enough cordwood to pay entire purchase
Address Box 67-K. Star office.
5Oxl50 FIT. ON STATE ROAD NEAR PoTO-
mac River, rs miles Capitol; $50. ADDRESS
Box 40l-J, Star ONCE. IL
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
-attractivs detached home, spacious
with garage, close to r. I. ave. car line.
Price. $3.50; $3.50 cash and s45 per month.
Hyatts. 421-J, or call at 31ol Perry st., Mt.
Rainier Md
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GEORGE N. EVERETT,
BRAINARD w. PARKER,

Note.-The New York Life Insurance Com
pany, owner and holder Of the notes de-
to- recorded in. Liber 62l4. folio 257. and
Liber 63l2, folio 179. respectively, have
agreed to extend for any purchaser said
principal sums secured by said deeds Of
trust for period OF five years from Septen-
Der list, 1881, with interest at per cent,
with semi-annual curtails OF ia per cent
starting at the end of 10 months, upon pay
ment Of all overdue interest and taxes
This renewal is also subject to usual ap-
praisal and brokerage fees.
Se26-d&dS << =.
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wANTEn-FARMS

WANTED ABOUT 50-ACRE FARM WITHIN
Is miles north of D.. c. D. F. NEELY, FOG
Silver Spring ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
WANTED BY MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND
love of country life, well equipped farm to
home essential. Phone Lincoln 1880.
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RENT-STOREROOM.
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SALE-FARMS.

Soo-ACRE DAIRY FARM. 20 MILES FROM
Washington, half mile of Leesburg pike. 30
s Sow m i0dHGst barn r. milk house ed os
med mediate possession Address Box ssstj. star
1870 ACRES ON, PATUxENT RIVER. NEAR
Ashton ashton No Mo- " cleared. good buildings
F FT5ff i SgTx Terms Apply to owner
Damascus l6-F-i1, to PIN. " '''O''e
ACRE OF LAND ON STATE RID WITH
Of Oaks 81 @ on 9shT pG
l35 ACRES. TIMBER, GRAVEL DEPOSIT,
stre ean near state I'd and railway station;
one two-room cabin. pretty wooded stream;
90 &C. bosa vat " bpildngs
near bus; $780, only $500 cash. Phone
l22 ACRES LOCATED ON LEE HIGHWAY.
old dwelling. beautiful setting and well
SIS per acre for quick sale. H. B, MITCHELL,
RETIREMENT FARM" LOCATED 2I5
rates; especially desirable for conValescen p
1f one Appy to Hfhe hrs 9 saf 9RSd q4s
h5s La ons Monte. Co., Md. or phone
BY OwNER-IDEAL POULTRY FARM. 80
a, Or. house. running water; ali neces-
venient to Md. Agricultural College For
quick sale, $500, terms. Address Box SIX,
Star office.
FARM TAKEN UNDER FORECLOSURE
Near Frederick, Nd, about 300 #. from
Balto-Fred. boulevard; 1852 acres, large
brick residence; needs repairs; excellent
barn and outbuildings, spring house: fruit
Very low price, $39 an acre; terms cash
Cleveland 4733
1854 A. NEAR D. C.. FINE HUNTING TIM
Der. bldRs. safe; investment 81 500; terms.
Phone Falls Oh. 829-F-41. THOMAS TERRY.
3z-ACRE POULTRY FARM FOR SALE OR
lease: Groom dwelling, 2 large chicken and
brooding houses; all fenced. J. F. COLE,
Idylwood Va.
NEAR LAUREL AND ADJOINING PROM
inent Washingtonian's $1000,000 estate
464 acres OF f1ne farm land. about 100 acres
in timber; property is located on. macadam
road and improved by large brick house
over 100 years old: fine apple orchard and
other fruit. outbuildingS and tenant house;
property located between Laurel and Bowie.
AZ very reasonable expenditure this could
be made show place. Sold, only in its
entirety and at price of slightly better
than $50 per acre. Terms to responsible
&2.500 FOR so ACRES & 3-ROOM sHACK
IN Fairfax County. 20 miles from town, or
$500 for 40 acres and the shack
DOUGLASS E. BULLOCK s; CO..
Phone North 1907. Duryea Bldg.
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Open Sunday.
RENT-FARMS.

NEARBY MD. = TRUCK AND POULTRY
farm. house, etc; ideal location for root
beer, coffee shop sandwiches; on State road
Address Box 4l0-J. Star Office. Is"
4O-ACRE CHICKEN FARM. NEARBY Md
Broom furnished BUNGALOW, low rent; free
fuel. Apply 1886 New York ave. NV, Room
2O3 over depot. IL
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cnINc noIII nnu 80.

$4,000 FOR so ACRES & 3-ROOM sHACR
IN Fairfax County. 20 miles from town, or
$500 for 40 acres and the shack.
DOUGLASS E. BULLOCK 81 CO..
Phone North 3607 Duryea bldg
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Seven large rooms. built-in bath with
shower, concrete cellar, oversize hot-water
beating plant guaranteed to heat all rooms
20 degrees in zero weather; large bed
rooms % large closets. have electric lights
IN them), large pantry, select chartered oak
floors on LIST and End floors. large front
porch, extra large sleeping porch all glassed
screened full-length copper screens; gas
range. laundry tubs in cellar; also gas
heater; cellar has plenty of room for the
tallest kind of person; lot go feet front
by 140 deep, shrubbery planted; three coats
best paint inside and outside. Four cleo
trio base plugs each room. all lights con-
trolled by switches. Built by day. labor. I
OF frst-class materials. I live, and have
for II years. 3 blocks from this home (have
built and sold SO to date in subdivision). To
inspect take A.. B. w. bus at 18th and
Pa. ave. NV to Bancroft. Va. House open
all the time. Located on Pine ST., Bar
croft Va, II you prefer. cali at my house
and sdr I win show you same. I do not ask
customers, have nothing else to sell. De-
vote my whole time to my houses. No over
head EXPENSES; pay no commissions for
selling. That's reason / can give you house
ike / will show you for price advertised
Bring carpenter or any mechanic to inspect
same: nothing sighted in this house or
any I build or will build. Bancroft is 6
road all the way. Columbia pike. Has about
l25 homes. mostly Government workers. No
colcred within miles Compare house with
anything advertised around same price. I'll
promise you will see real modern homes with
many features to make housekeeping easy.
Terms easy. SIS per month covers every
WAT Trn o,TrAnA
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THOMAS I. DAWSON,
PETER AND SIMPSON,
Attorneys for Trustees
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WEAR NEW LEE
BOULEVARD.

So SOLD-$4OO CASH BUYS
groom modern. 2-story home,
large glassed sleeping porch, oak
floors on 1st and End floors; city
water, city gas; built-in heated
garage; hot-water heat. Only
$3.50.
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SALE-STORES.
OFFICES AND STUDIO!

STORE WANTED. SUITABLE FOR DRUG
store. Address Box 69-K, Star ONCE.
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FARM TAKEN UNDER FORECLOSURE
Near Frederick, Nd. about 300 #. from
Balto-Fred. boulevard: 162 acres, large
brick residence; needs repairs; excellent
barn and outbuildings. spring house: fruit
Very low price, s39 an acre; terms cash.
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@. I. NICNAB,
Falls Church 400.

FALLS CHURCH, VA.
SPECIAL-$25O CASH
buys 5-room and bath home. all modern
improvements. in best part of town "a
acre ss Of d. ground; $3.50 cash. $50 per month
POULTRY & TRUCK FARM.
$3.50.
7-room home. electricity, nice shade. good
outbuildings. lots of fruit One of the best
buys OF the season. $4,000 cash. balance
country, home. inspect this one. Must be
sold this week.
r. w HILBERT, REALToR.
Falls Church. Va. Phone 500.
$500 CASH.
Just think Of moving into a new bunsa-
low IN Woodridge for less than you pay for
suite OF furniture. It's here waiting for
you. If you don't wait too long; Apply asia
Rhode Island ave. ne, Sunday, between
go and $50 pm. Call Decatur l147.
NEAR NEW LEE
DnTTT EXTADn
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ana Iurther sum OF $I5,UUU 70 be
within thirty days from day of sale, n
the remainder to be paid in equal amounts
in one and two years, with interest at st
per annum. payable semi-annually and to
be secured bv a purchase-money deed Of
trust on said property. All adjustments to
be made OF date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold at
the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, d. C.. Conveyancing, recording. etc.,
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14

washington-Pacific OIL and
Gas company Of spokane Is con-
aidering merging is holdings
with those Of the South Bench
OH and Gas Lease company near
Hinsdaie. preparatory to drill
ing a wildcat
Location Is IN northern Mon
tana, a short distance south Of
the Alberta line.
The South Bench company has
shout 1900 acres under lease,
d the same area Is that In which
a test Is planned By the wash
ington-P Pacific company.
Head OF the washington-Pa-
cific company is r. 7. Smith OF
HinsdaIe. ranch owner on whose
EARN water well was drilled
which produced a good showing
OF high-grayity Daraffin-base OIL.
Witbers Drilling company OF
spokane &c. H. withers) has
the contract for the we'll and
Is scheduled to commence opsr-
ations inside Of the next 80 days.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14

Delayed first BY an auto acci-
dent which seriously injured v.
~ Hanearford Who had the drill
Tag contract A. H mayland'a
wildcat on the north flask OF
Reserve structure IL the Sweet
grass HfIls was again prevented
ssoEn starting during the week
when this district was swept By
8 bllzsara.
The well Is approximately q
mile north Of the Albsrsa-Aaon-
tana line and Is regarded IS an
extremely important and promis-
ing test.
Maryland. who heads the Mil
city and Mercury companies in
Alberta. obtained the acreage on
which the we'll IL being drilled
from L. C. stevenson. whose
sunhurst OH q Refining COM
pany owns q large portion Of
the acreage on the structure.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14
EPRARIE,S DEEP

tcontlHued from Page Oaej
feet. This wen, in Sc SWh NV
X 26-lON-ssE. is intended as a
deep test and II present plans
work out. viii be carried to the
top OF the Madison lime. far be-
meath the water sand.
Important Test
The Prairie's struggle Is being
watched with widespread inter
est. first because Il ia aiming at
a zone which few wells have test
ed in this part OF the state and
second because Porcupine Is the
second largest structure in Mon
tana and one Of the largest in the
United States.
should the structure be found
productive, there is every pros
pect that one OF the country's
largest fields will be opened.
Prairie In Control
The Prairie obtained practic-
ally loo percent control Of this
structure about two years ago,
following months OF effort in
signing up dozen Of lease and
permit holders in all portions Of
the United States.
Previous to this, the structure
was largely c0ntrolled by the Stel-
Sar Oil Company.
No Real Tests
This company drilled half a
dozen wells on the structure,
mone OF them reaching a conclu-
sive depth. Following conclu-
sion OF the steIlar's activities.
there was no further action on
the structure for about five
years. unta the Prairie became
interested.
In the event the Prairie finds
production in the deeper sands OF
Porcupine. the discovery viii
cause immediate action on many
adjacent structures, hitherto
passed up BY wildcatters because
Of the deep drilling.
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Continued from Page One)
Bear Caleb fault. which is tho
most important geological fea-
ture OF the western part Of the
structure.
One well has been drilled eas.
Of the fault and this found a
9 .oo0,OOO-foot flow Of gas In the
sunburst sand. with normal rock
pressure.
All OF the wells west Of the
fault are sub-normal IN rock pres
sure. indicating that the gas
found By them IS coming from
sands subiept to leakage due to
their position with reference to
the up-throw side OF the fault.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14
East Texas Danger
Believed Overrated

"Longview, A. EAST Texas,
WHICH has lately stirred mp
the Oh industry by threat-
ening 70 develop production
for = width Of nearby two
mEles and q length Of per-
haps a8 miles. is nothing %
gee too excited about. II Call
ifornia Oh men on the
ground have sized it up cor
recely. They express the DO
LEI that The flowing life o.
the wells win not exceed 90
days. because o. an unasmal-
" low gms-oil ratio. Wells
going 70 5000 feet arc cost
ing about s2S.000 each. In
the long run the district,
economically. Is regarded as
q liability % che industry"
California on Bulletin.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14

Waahingtou solution o. the
distressed oil industrya troubles
Thursday was described b. Sec
Rotary Wilbur IS a problem for
the producing statea-
within their powers. wilbur
said, lie tho forces necessary for
answering the real question OF
whether thers can be a stlffenins
Of proration and control Of pro-
ducing and drilling
Speaking informally at 4 press
conferences. he said the negotia-
tions now being pushed By the
administration with leading oil
importers to limit imports in line
with domestic curtailment are on
" a start toward meeting the I'M
dustry's needs.
Should we accomplish some
thing on the imports side" VIII
bur said. IL win be only 3 start
on the necessary control Of do
nestle home production What
soever is done here win be help
full but not q solution. The Ques-
ton has to be solved in the oil
producing states"
Wilbur. as chairman Of the fed
eral oil conservation board, an
nounced all the companies APP
preached by Secretary Lamont
and urged to limit imports had
shown a good spirit and will
ingness to co-operate."
Satisfactory progress" he
said, lis being made while q spe-
cial committee. named by the oil
board to estimate the demand for
crude oil for the six months end
ing Sept. 80 and the supply to
meet It in providing gasoline,
prepares to meet April 1 to be-
gin drafting its report
Although Wilbur refused to dis
close the details Of the propos-
ais advanced by Secretary Lamont
to the companies in the negotia-
tons ordered by President. Hoov-
er, 1t was believed the govern
ment was urging a reduction Of
SO is percent from South Amer
lean fields
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14

sunhurst on & Reslnins coma
pany supplies large portion ok
thas gas from its wells IL tAe
two districts. hencs It toinsd IA
the fight against Coolidge.
Municipalities Gas company "a.
IA. Hsnleg interssts) also added
it, voice to ths chorus Of oppo-
sltion because Il now has pend
ing an application for fran-
chise IN Great Fails.
Coolidge proposed 20 bring gas
from che Big Sandy district.
northeast Of Great Falls and filed
a rate schedule OF from is to IS
cents per thousand cubic feet.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14

tContinned from Pare 0nel
the top Of the sand
The tact that 1900 fest 81
hlgh-gravity oil has come ap in
the hole from the top OF the
sand. through the pipe and cav
ings At the bottom o. ths hole.
leads operators to believe that
this well will be q producer when
it Is finally drilled IN
Near Discovery
Location is in G sEH SEX 2
s4-6w, about half q mile south
west Of the Drumheller discovery
we'll. which was completed a. q
commercial gasser with q very
good showing OF oil.
The two wells are about six
miles north Of Cut Bank near
the eastern border Of the Black
feet Indian reservation Compile
tior OF the B. q H. well Is
producer win undoubtedly lead
to a large amount Of drilling in
this district in the spring.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14

Although It was regarded some
months ago as q real mneacs,
the Hobbs oil field in New Mex
leo is drifting along unevensful-
y. with one or two competitions
a week. The pipe line runs are
small and daily production is
being held down to en- assonlsh-
ingly low level.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14
DRY CREEK

tCoutinned from Page cnel
in laying the line and in Install
ing distribution systems in the
numerous towns IN which fran
chises have been obtained
The project viii provide labor
for hundreds OF southern Mon
tana residents during the COM
ing summer and BY reason Of the
cheaper fuel which win be made
available for industries Of this
district is expected to be Of ma
terial aid in bringing further
to this district.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14
NEW u. S. G. S.

CONTINUED from Page Gael
the majority on wildcat locations.
Must Drin Deep
This area has long been fay-
ored, but early day operators
we're discouraged when wells
drilled to shallow depths failed
to get production.
Completion Of the 0hio's dis
covery well in Dry Creek at a
depth Of 5515 feet, the states
deepest producing well, brought
about a general realization that
no real testing Of this region
had ever taken place and result
ed In scramble IN which prac-
tically every major oil company
is participating.
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I.Rss NATURAL aAsoLTNR

LESS NATURAL GASOLINE
Production Of natural gasoline
continued to decline in January.
1891. when the total output
amounted 70 17s.soO.o0o gallons
as compared with 17s.300.00
gallons for December. 1880
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-14

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-11-06
Colleges Credit High Schools.

The applications of the Rockville. Sandy
Spring. Gaithersbure and Takoma Park
Silver Spring High Schools to be accredited
by the Commission on Secondary Schools
Of the Association of the Colleges and
Secondary Schools of the Middle States
and Maryland have been favorably acted
on. Edwin w. BroOme. county superinten-
dent of schools. announced last week.
These schools will. therefore, according to
Dr.. Broome. 60 on the accredited list at
once.
In accreditine High Schools the commits
sion. it is stated. takes into consideration
organization and administration. prepara-
ton Of teachers, the teaching load, program
of studies and physical equipment. The
graduates from such accredited high schools
are PERMITTED to enter colleges without
examinations. except in the cases of few
institutions which require entrance exami-
nations of all prospective students
The Bethesda-Chev Chase High Schoo |
was approved last year. so that all of the
larger high schools of the county are now
accredited. The smaller high schools,
Supt. Boone stated. are not dealt with
by the commission but have been ap-
proved or accredited by the State Depart
ment of Education. They have. it is stated.
the same quality of teaching. course Of study
and provision for high school work. so far
as can be made possible in small schools.
as provided for in the larger high schools.
DR.. Broome said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-11-06
Value Placed On Autos In The
County. .-.

Figures made public by the board of
county commissioners show that this county
has motor vehicle for every 3.3 persons
and that the total number of vehicles in
the county this year is more than any other
previous year.
officials believe that the ratio of auto
mobiles to population in the county is one
of the largest in any county in the United
States.
An increase of 66l cars at a valuation
of $4,000 is shown in the annual state
ment OF assessment of motor vehicles
presented the commissioners by Berry E.
Clark. clerk to the body.
The total number of motor vehicles reg
istered this year is 14.338, with total
valuation for tax purposes Of $2.79S.iOO.
the report shows. Last year there were
1897 cars valued at $2.657.6i5.
Bethesda district leads the list of the
IS districts of the county. with 4.lS7 cars
registered, with a valuation Of $1.024.6 75.
The Wheaton district was second. with
4,473 cars. valued at $4,000. Rock
vile district. which was third, showed
i,25l cars, with valuation Of $275.975.
The other districts Of the county. with
the valuation and number Of cars, follow
Laytonsville. $38.20O. PAS cars; Clarks-
burg, SIS, 575. ASA cars; Poolesville. $33..
500. 2S9 cars; Colesvilie. $73.825. SOC
cars; Jamestown. $53,225. 900 cars
Olney. $l1l.025. 703 cars Gaithersbure,
$l36,675. $40 cars; Potomac. $49.l25
S24 cars; Barnesville. $50. 800, S27 cars
Damascus, $77, 800, SAP cars,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-11-06
Jail Cohditlon Praised.

Despite age and decrepitude of the
Montgomery County Jail at Rockville it is
clean and well kept. Mrs. William J. Brown.
of Baltimore. chairman of correction of the
Maryland Federation of Womens Clubs.
told club institute recently at Masonic
Hall. Kensington. .-.
The institute was held under joint au-
spices of the Kensineton Women's Club
and the Woman's Community Club of
Kensineton. and was in charge Of Mrs. H.
Matthew Gault. of Baltimore. chairman for
club institutes Of the State federation.
Mrs. Brown. member of Governor Ritchie's
committee on penal institutions. made an
official visit to the jail. which is to be
abandoned as soon as the jail on top Of the
new court house at Rockville is completed.
on her way to the institute.
Mrs. Enos J. Ray. of ChiIlum. Maryland
director of the General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs; Miss Estelle Moore. State chair
man Of public welfare; Mrs. John Paul
Troy. of Severna Park; Mrs. Alfred R. Lee.
of Decatur Heights. and Mrs. Frank M.
Hoadley. editor of the Maryland Clubwom-
an. we're the other speakers.