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PARKWAY.
Ford Dealers.

1880 FORD COUPE
Dark blue Duco. clean inside and out.
Mechanically OK.
$423.
1880 FORD TUDOR
Looks and runs equal to new.
An outstanding bargain.
1923.
1927 CHEVROLET COUPE.
4 practically new tires. Newly painted
natural brown OK. mechanically.
$123.
1929 FORD TUDOR.
Dark blue Duco. In excellent condition.
Good tires. Mechanically in best Of shape.
1913.
wIILYs-KNIoHT SEDAN.
The motor that improves with use.
Newly painted. Good tires.
$143.
CHRYSLER 40" 4-DOOR SEDAN
4 new tires. New blue Duco.
Upholstery clean and real buy.
$235.
MANY OTHERS.
Repainted and Reconditioned.
rE IF Asl Body g TRgHDE.
3O40 M ST. NV.
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SPEND YOUR TRADED CAR
DOLLAR WHERE 1T
WILL BUY
GUARANTEED RETURNS OF
SOLID SATISFACTION.

'28 Chrysler Roadster. ......... $285
'2S Studebaker Victoria. ........ AS
% Chevrolet Sedan. 395
% Studebaker Brougham....... N5
II Franklin Victoria .........., ABS
20 Studebaker 8 Coupe .......... N5
80 Marquette Coupe. ........... 685
u Studebaker Coach ........... PAS
% Oldsmobile Sedan. 400
% Nash Light 6 Sedan. 275
IS Essex Coupe ................. AS
q Hupmobile Coupe. us
% Essex Sedan ............. las
u Chrysler Coach. ........... los
Model T Ford Coupe, $25; Studebaker
Brougham, t35; Packard 7-Passenger
Sedan, $25; Chevrolet Coach, $SS.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
2l55 Champlain St.
(AboVe V-NeaT 1ethA
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BARNES MOTORS, 1879 14th.
1880 Buick Sport Roadster.
1881 De Soto 8 Sedan.
1880 Packard Club Sedan.
1880 REQ Flying Cloud Sedan.
1929 Nash Convertible Coupe.
1880 Ford Town Sedan.
1929 Cadillac Sedan.
1880 Ford Coupe
1929 Ford Roadster
1920 Ford Coupe.
1929 Oldsmobile Coach.
1929 Packard De Luxe Sedan.
1929 Essex Chailenger Sport Coupe.
1929 Pontiac Coach, Ind series.
1880 Oldsmobile Sport Coape.
All Cars Fully Guaranteed. Terms.
BARNES MOTORS. 172o l4th.
Decatur $500 Open Till
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BUICK SEDAN-4-door; has been driven
very carefully; 3235. Loef1er Motor Co., ais
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PARTS-PARTS
for all cars. and trucks: used cars and
trucks for sale. open Sundays. Robert
1925 Ford Coupes (2)...... SIS
1925 Studebaker Light Six. 90
1925 Hupp Touting. .... 90
1925 Dodge Touring. ...... IS
1926 Dodge Sedan. ....... 100
1927 Ford Touring. 49,. Is
These Cars Run and Look Good.
BOYER'S USED CAR LOT,
Benning Rd NE.
Lin. 9lS5. Opposite Benning Power
House NE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-01

BUICK 1929 2-DOOR SEDAN. in excellent
condition, $645; terms. Manhattan, l706 It'll
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CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE, 1929 6-CYL1N-
der-Rumble seat: this car is exceptionally
clean; dandy motor, top, tires and uphol-
stery; $3.50. Small down payment. bal. easy.
Buy here and save your money. owens
Minor Co. RS2a Ga ave.
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CADILLAC SEDAN, 7-pass.; in wonderful
prominent of1cfal OF U. s. Govt; i4ls.
Chrysler roadster, rumble seat. s22S; Chew
1880. s4S7 Essex sedan, 1880. ike new, S4e5;
1880 Essex sport sedan, $685. our reputation
is your guarantee at Home of Trew values.
The Trew Motor Co, 1909 l4th st. Decatur
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1929 Ford Town Sedan.
Mechanically perfect; good tires; paint
| like brand-new. real buy. See 1t.
Down payment. .......... SIS
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DURANT 1890 SEDAN. de luxe $500 down.
S2667 per mo. run very little, like new
guaranteed WaFrington Motor Co., 2035
18th NV Pot. 0O44.
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CADILLAC 7-PAss SEDAN. 1925; viii make
q good family car and In excellent eondi-
ton: reaI buy at S445; terms. warheld
Motor Co. 1880 Conn. ave, Decatur Sl10.
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FORD MODEL A SPORT COUPE with rum
bic seat, driven by q careful owner only a
short time; it is so perfect 1t should be
called new. Priced way below market value
n before you buy Columbia 1892 w.
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BUICK 1923 4-DOOR SEDAN, excellent con-
dition, S475; terms. Manhattan, 1T06 18th
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DODGE 1877 SPORT ROADSTER; good con-
dittonj bargain, 365. Nolan Motor Co.. III
AZ
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BUICK 1927 SEDAN; 800 down. SIT per nc.
Al, looks fine. new tires: guaranteed. War
rinaton Motor Co 20s5 18th NV Pot OOA4
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:. = WIZ ~ VT ~
EsSEX COACH, is36-Exce finish
dandy motor; good tires; SIS, and worth the
money. Buy here and save your money.
Owens Motor Co, s323 Ga. ave.
Essex COACH, ie2e-Looks good; fine me-
chAnical condition.: clean and perfect up
holEtery; good rubber; priced reduced TO
SIS for quick sale owens Motor Co., 1928
Ca. ave.
ESSEX COACH, Ie2e-Here IS q real buy for
only S125. PohanKa Service, 1925 2Oth St.
NV. North o347
Essex 1923 SPORT COUPE; rumble seat,
saddle lamps and all extras; bargain, 1893
Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL 18th st. NV.
Essex COACH, l927--A beautiful car; ideal
for family use; Al mechanical condition;
good tires; special si25. Triangle Motor
Co, N. Y. ave.
ESSEX SPORT COUPE. lp20--Rumble seat
paint and tires very good motor ok. See
this for only sass; terms, see down. balance
monthly. Pohanka Service 112e 2oth st.
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ESSEX SEDAN. 1929: beautiful blue super
six: four brakes; ready for the road; only
S245; terms. Nolan Motor Co., I'LL 18th 81.
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FORD CHASSIS, "A" stripped. and Just Ike
new; rebuilt and guaranteed; we have re-
finished this chassis and have placed on II
q temporary drivers seat; demonstration will
convince and save you money. Eynon. Ford
Dealers, 1897 Irving St Day and night
FORD 1923 LATE SPORT COUPE-PrIyately
owned; excellent condition; zeal bargain,
going away; terms. Col. 1852 evenings. g
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To Cardoza-Mary M. Bolden.
To Armstrong Carol e. Burton,
Ernest M. Carter, James e. Harrod,
Carlton U. London, Joseph E. Mason
Dennis Owens, Raymond T. Thomas,
Evelyn Ayers, Dorothy e. Bowen, Ger
trude ". Henson, Ruth M. Littles, Raj
vetta G. Maynard, Grace G. Parker
Mamie e. Parker, Bertha Thomas, Lau-
retta e. Wood and Welba e. Young.
Garfield School, Miss e. p. Simmons,
teacher:
To Dunbar-Howard N. Holton and
Emma Weeks.
To Cardoza-Kathryn r. Herring.
To Armstrong-Norris A. Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

line tanks on the trucks, was not ex-
tinguished until all the flre-hghting
equipment in Arlington County had
been called out.
Firemen said they were unable to tell
the exact number of trucks in the ga
rage, although there appeared to be a
considerable number. The cause of
the tire was not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

VI washington scnooi children.
They now are greedily devouring
leaves Of the white mulberry tree and
storing up in their silk glands the
liquid silk which later viii be spun into
cocoons. Some Of the larger worms
probably win begin their spinning IN
the next few days, after which it Is ex-
pected that the formation Of cocoons
can be seen every day for the next
three weeks.
The exhibit will be open today from
1:3o to 4:30 pm. The cage Is near the
Statue Of Freedom at the center Of the
building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

The Great Wall Of China, with its
twists and turns of 1000 miles, prob
ably is the only work of mans hands
which would be visible to the human
eye from the moon.
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SILKW0RMS ON EXHIBIT
NOW AT SMITHSONIAN
Gagged Si1kmakers Now Devourin,
White Mulberry Leaves for
Cocoon Spinning.

A cage of silkworms, located by
Thomas A. Keleher Of the Department
of Agriculture, now is on exhibit in the
Arts and Industries building Of the
Smithsonian Institution for the benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14
TRUCKS LOST AS FIRE
BURNS ROSSLYN GARAGE
All Equipment in Arlington County
Called Out Before Blaze Is
Extinguished.

Fire in the garage of the Murphy g.
Ames Lumber Co., at Rosslyn, Va, last
night destroyed an undetermined num-
Der Of trucks, some Of which were load
ed for delivery.
The blaze, fed by exploding gaso-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

Kenilworth School, M. E. Bannon,
! teacher:
To Eastern-Mary E. Firth, Frederick
! A. Cast, Albert B. Wiseman, John L.
| Lasley, Willard r. Owens, Mary E. Las
! ley. Doris v. Brown, Grace E. Linge-
bach, Annie P. Payne and Lorraine
e. Reed.
To Neutrality-suspicious. P. Cast, Guy L
Farr, Edward A. owens, Charles A.
Pierce School Rose A. Dugan
teacher:
TO Business-Helen F. Durity and
Margaret S. Waple.
! To Eastern-Vance S. Davis, EIinor
G. Galliher, George Kogok, Lily E
Hodges, Stanley Mosher, Helen E
ting!Y, George w. st. - lair. Essie Nor
man, Homer Sewers Margaret E
Raines. F.. Russell y12lett, Elinor F
Ray, Karl Hoffman,, Elizabeth j
Switzer, Anna NJ l3Isonviri, Henrietta
r. Maxwell, Rose ". Doug as, Irene
K Wiley and Her zee H. Ewald.
IT, To Ill Me { 116S,i - W. Hess and
:, Pierce School, Belle Allen, teacher.
I To Eastern-Alvin F. Bates, Mary v
Barrick, Fred w. Bertram, Filomens
Cafardy, Howard .. Burke. Helen r
Fusco, Joseph " Collette, Marian Good
man, James A. De Salve, Flora v. Har'
bin. Gordon B. Girling Hazel c
!, Kefauver, Lyman w. Keefe, Nettie v
Lawson, Amos L. Mathers, Lillian Levy
Thomas w Poland, Alice McGrath
Robert L. Pargament, Norman Reed
Bernard w. Poole Dorothy M. Rhodes
Max Rosenfeld, Theodore G. Refer. Ed
ward M. Younes, Leonora V. Weaver
and Eleanor B. Wells.
To McKinley-Charles M. Gilbert
Henry j. Wagner, Harvey B. Luckett
Donald e. Walker, Louis F. Moore
Emit c. Witt and George M. Phillips
4 Wheatley School, r. B. Hall, teacher:
To BusineSS-Thelma F. Jacobs an6
Eleanor ". Kelley.
To EaStern-Helen N. Bayne, Heller
D. Brunei Annie M. Butler, Marie A
Cannon, Dorothy L. Cheney, Lillian c
Comarow, Evelyn L. Compton, Barbara
w. Fenton, Sylvia L. Kabik, Elsie L
. Kincade, Helen Kissal, Jacqueline LIZ
. Re, Elizabeth J.. Mayhugh, Alma Neider
Kali F. Perry, Alice E. Pixton, Norma
A. Pugliese, Mary S. Stuart, Louise /
sweeney, Jean e. Wen, Myrtle M
Wenk, Catherine r. Windle, Russell s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

Henry ID. Cooke School, E. W. Tracey,
'ea To centralARuth Askin, Helen Beal,
Clara Berenter, Irene Blaustein, Jane
Cunningham Louise Garilli, Dorothy
jewell, Helen Kushenberg, Margaret
Nelson, Margaret Osterwald, Frances
owens, Eunice Smith, Selma Wagshal
Isabel Walter. Ruth Dorsey, Edward
Castleman, Edward Fogarty, Robert
Kline, Gordon Leech, Philip Rask, Paul
Schafer. Sydney Shacklette, Richard
Tiller, Charles Wood and George Dell
To Western-William Barnhart and
Lawrence Billiard.
John Quincy Adams School, Carol w.
Wroe, teacher:
To Central-Robert H. Byers, Elmer
Chovan, John Krynitsky, Edmund G.
McDonough, Donald H. Williams, Mar
jorie Chapman, Roxanna j. Dodd, Syl-
Via F. Harris, Martha E. Joachim, Luz
ellie G. Lawson, Lena M. Motta, Nancy
Munsey, Rose L. Pollan and Margaret
White.
To Acknowledgement w. Brooke
Penelope E. Canaan. Dorothea H. ina
ZaWa and Alice -. JorSS.
To Western-Edwin w. Peterson
Josephine Jecko and Marjorie j. Stiles
Unassigned-Allen Viner, Jelen G
Donovan and Mary L. Donovan.
John Quincy Adams School, Sara p
Rouse, teacher:
TO Business. Rose Kramer. n
The Washington times., 1931-01-30

For names of the shops tohere
you can find the articles de.
Scribed belotO. address. Patricia
Lee, care of The Washington
Time, or telephone District
$3.50, Extension 165, betUeen the
hours of 9::30 and 5.
GRILL PLATES
YOU'LL LIKE, 49c
You can use these plates the
day the girl is out and save
many dishes for they are large
enough to serve an entire din
ner on. They come in a pretty
bright green. in white with
flowers, and in yellow with blue
flowers. We advise shopping
early for they are very popular.
PURE MAPLE SYRUP
A BOTTLE, 25c
From Vermont comes this de-
licious maple syrup. Eight fluid
ounces in a handy bottle all
ready for use. You may also
purchase candy made from
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Let's AU Go Shopping
BY Patricia Lee

maple sugar at this shop. Don't
fail to try this delicious syrup.
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUES
AND ART OBJECTS
We found a man who spends
the week hunting up old bottles,
china, books, in fact, anything
that is old. On Saturday from
two until six he holds an auc-
ton. We bought an old MAJ
jolica teapot and some glasses
at least SO years old. He has
very nice assortment Of
prints, also some pieces Of fur
niture. If antiques are your
hobby, we recommend your
spending next Saturday after
noon there.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Nothing Can Beat
Ice-Mint
For Tired. Aching, Burning. Swollen
Feet, Painful COrns and CallOuses.

For Tired, Aching, Burning. Swollen
Feet, Painful COrns and CallOuses.
At lastI Here is what every foot-suf-
ferer has been looking for. Ice Mint A
delightful cooling, soothing, snOw-white.
creamy preparation, instantly takes the
soreness out of painful corns and cal
louses and makes tired aching, swollen.
burning feet feel cool, easy and COM
Portable. No more foot misery. No more
Corns, painful callouses foot odors or
tired aching, burning feet. Just try
Ice Mint once. It's grand! It's glorious!
It's wonderful medicinal properties are
obtained direct from Japan, where the
women have the healthiest. best cared
for feet in the world. No matter what
you have tried or how many times you
have been disappointed. Ice Mint will
give you 'foot joy" such as you have
never before dreamed of. New shoes or
long hours of standing have no terrors
for the friends of Ice Mint. Get small
jar from your Druggist today and learn
for yourself what solid foot comfort
really is
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
COStunneSAre
Imperative
For "Bal"

For the benefit of those who
may not know that fancy
dress is obligatory" at the Bal
Boheme on Monday night at
the Willard, and to assist those
who may have arrived. unex-
, pectedly, minus an appropriate
ball garment, the chairman of
the Bal, William F.. Baker, as
sisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Ham
mond Hoyt and Miss Harriet
Garrels, have arranged that a
delightful assortment of sun
dry costume accessories or odd
mentS" as they have come to be
known at the Arts Club Bal. will
be on sale at the door, where
they will be easily available to
the public.
Fanciful Costumes
This season, these oddments
will consist of certain head
dresses, sashes, capes, and what
not, imaginatively supposed to
be worn "on the Moon" or by
planetary persons of promi-
nence, in order that the genial
atmosphere of the heavenly
spaces" may be preserved in
tact by participants and guests
alike.
x X
Here for Conference
Mrs. Caroline Herman enter
tsined a company at dinner at
the Shoreham Hotel last eve
ming in compliment to Mrs Ethel
Murphy, of Pleasantville, N. Y,
who is in Washington to attend
the National Defense Confer
ence.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
WOnen's Club
Calendar

February 4-Aloysian Club,
tacky party at clubhouse given
by Miss Doherty and Miss Kelly
for their two committees.
February 6-District of Co.
lumbia Chapter of the Ameri-
can War Mothers, card party st
home of Mrs. Morrison, 4031
Connecticut Ave-, afternoon and
evening
The Washington times., 1931-01-30

-Clinedinst
DIVIDING HER TIME
while in the East between
visits to her fathers home
in Richmond and brief trips
to Washington is Mrs. Carl
Fritche, whose husband is
vice president of the De-
troit Aircraft Corporation.
Dinner Hosts
The Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Robert Patterson La
mont will entertain at dinner
tomorrow evening.
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T723 EYE ST Nw-ATTRACTIvE FB0NT
mt 4 rms kitchenette bath, open nres
,iaca. aih Gas and Alee included. Adulta.
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sALE--AUToMoBILEs.
AGAIN WE SAY
NEW REDUCED PRICES

III hA@N W L. ~
NEW REDUCED PRICES
NOW IN EFFECT.
Never before in our history
have we been able to offer cars
like these at such low prices.
1881 Ford Tudor Sedan.
Used about two months. Positively cannot
De ted from new. Beautiful black finish.
1895.
1880 Chevrolet Sport Roadster.
Rumble seat. Beautiful black and orange
PPgeo1 Yer, Very q. sIn.aPpy "a wiTs-whs.i e9uipmen..-
See other prices on this page. Very special.
$325.
1880 Ford Sport Coupe.
Is ever turnsd a wSesl. 4P low MILEAGE and
plenty OF extras.
$50.
1881 Chevrolet Sport Roadster.
Rumble seat, beautiful tvo-tone cream
nnish. wire wheels. many extras. Do not
confuse this car with the average. Just like
ne. See 1t today tomorrow may be too
$425.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.
STRANGE MAY IT
SEEM.
HERE YOU ARE.
TWO DAYS ONLY"
BARGAINS-SPECIAL
BARGAINS.

DANJFNl4NI.
1923 Ford Coupe.
Mechanically OK throughout Al tires.
good paint. Total PRICE
Sl10.
1923 Ford Phaeton.
General condition Al Come early; Il
won't be here Ions AZ this price.
$l1O.
1929 Ford Sport Coupe.
Rehnishsd In q beautiful two-tone gray,
Thoroughly checked and ready TO sive many
miles Of reliable transportation. Total price,
$1o3.
1929 Ford 4-Door Sedan.
not had ' .x P9se soo ss ssr: hut o.o one pa
way YOU would like to buy q car. Total
sos.
1880 Chevrolet Sport Roadster.
Before writing this ad ] had this car out
f II 81 the mileage this car shows, which is
new DO not r Overlook .hi: rare bug ons
$34.
1923 Essex 2-Door Sedan.
say, you Essex buyers, here is your op-
portunity OF a lifetime to get q good car at
small cost. paint. upholstery, tires excel
lent, motor thoroughly overhauled and ready
TO give real honest-to- goodness service at
the ridiculously low price of
$lo5.
1881 Ford Standard Coupe.
a L. -
care, naturally IL must be in excellent me-
chanical condition and appearance. II you
want a real value. get here quickly Greatly
reduced to
$3o5.
1881 Ford De Luxe Roadster.
Come and come quickly Ny, oh, my,
what a bergainl Only 5000 miles; impos-
sihle TO tell from new. Big savings.
SASS.
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TABLE BOARD.
WANTEn--ROoMs.

COUPLE son is, dependabIe, quiet ex-
change services fhousewoTk. furnacel tor
living quarters Ink or reduced rental ler
same. Address BOX ss1-R. star once
YOUNG WOMAN OF refinement desires Eocrg
with adult private family. Cleveland PaE&tcr
Chevy Chase vicinity; give particulars. = &C.
dress Box STIR, star once. ssN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT 10
tel corner 2nth and r SITS. n.w.-One room
Kitchen and bath. completely furni9hGu
linens. silver, FriEtdaire BY day, week VI
month, Reasonable. owner managem
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sSs sO--DowNToWN SECTION; 4-FM, -
mgr, isiS i4th NV Dec eSss.
4o7 ST NE ROOMS. KITCHENETEE
porch, bath; completely furnisheds mar
Capitol and Lihraryi adults. .$~
1882 EYE ST Ii AND RM SUITES: NGE-
housekeepinE; beautifully furnished: maid
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2l5 l4th ST. NE-Two large, housekeeping
rooms; h.-w-h., cleo: and gas range. I4n-
1917 ST. NE.-One room With back
porch good location; convenient to car
line. Apply 8 to IL Am, to pm. 1"
BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM iarge closets.
private bath and shower: near 14th st. cars;
new house. private home; very reasonable.
Ga. 20s9-J
3i7 w ST NE-Two delightful front rooms
for light Housekeeping: gas, electricity. h.-W.
heat, phone service. very reas North 1899.
1917 KENYON ST. N.W.-Two rooms, frst
floor; also basement.
4723 18th ST. Nw.-3 rooms, and Moor; pri-
vate Jewish family. adults; heat. gas, cleo
trtcity, unlimited telephone; s3s per month.
2S9 9th ST. sE.-Tour bright rooms, Ink.
second moor; BATH gas and cleo, with
porches; garage. l.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK large rooms; heat
and light furnished; reasonable. 1901 y st.
RooMs-FURMsHED AND UNFUR.
23i4 18th ST. N.W.-2 rooms and kit. fur
nisned or unfinished s3s or $40 also sin
gle rooms. 4"
81 r ST NE-S rooms oath on noor sim
sic or en- suite housekeeping If desired;
clean private home; convenient location. Il
R0OMs-sUBURBAN.
CLARENDON. va, III virginia ave- fur
bus and car Aaea. CsaEee4ea i11A.
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Tup eANTA RnGl

THE bANIA ROSA. ~
Attractively furnished apt, room kiesh-
en- and bath; vacant, Apply 70 maneesf'
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THE PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RID --MOpERN,
Frs excellent location; delishtful ,hvlHS-
he'd room, spacious dressing room. dinqffe,
snSrtNepf gas Adams a3a2 Az
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-01-15
Elks Stage Installation
And High Jinks PARTY

Chambers Hall. home of PUGET
Sound LodPe of Elks. was crowded
Mondav nioht for the installation of
the officers, followed by high links
party during which refreshments
were served. f. R. Chainey. grand
district deputy, conducted the in
stallation, during which he rected
the whole ceremony from memory.
The following were indicted into of
flee:
L. ]. CONWAY. exalted ruler; Row
Sheffield, leading knight; F. d.
Wright, loval knight; A. C. Lee, lee
turing knight; John F. Payne, Sec
rotary; Ira F. Norris, treasurer: G..
w. MontaPne. esquire; Charles Jones.
tyler; j. Fl. Mitchell. inner guard J;
Vernon Green. recording secretary
H. B. Harley. CHAPLAIN; J. T. Sawyer.
physician; George Washington, mas
ter of social sessions; w. F. Vroo-
man. D. l.. Richardson and James
Miller, trustees.
The high-iin party was conduct
I'd by w. H. Wilson, who introduced
The following Memphis Jubilee Sing
ers in songs and music Clifton West
brook, songs Sally Harper, songs
Madame Van Slyke. songs and
dances; Wallace Miller, dancing;
Weston & CASTOR, dance team; Chas.
Norton, comedian, in songs and
dances, and Bownan's Syncopators.
The splendid program was ar
ranged by Alex Irwin. manager of
the Memphis Jubilee Singers. Dane
ing followed until a late hour.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-01-15
Warner Br~--. Entertain
Colored Stage Group

Los ANGELES, CLAMP For
the first time in the history of the
motion picture industry aygreat COM
pany had Colored screen players as
its guests, when Warner Brothers
Motion Picture corporation enter
tanned 100 Colored actors and extras
at a big dinner in their studio.
The invitation was extended
through Charles Butler. valued Col
ored assistant of Central Casting Pu-
reau. He was empowered to use his
own discretion, so most of the invita-
tions went to elderly extras who Tor
years had worked in the silent film
when wages We're low and added thei-
work in the building up the present
great motion picture industry.
In GUIDED in the number of Colored
guests was recently organized
chorus of 35 including members of
some of the several choruses which
have recently become famous through
film work.