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PERSONAL.


BEAUTIFUL LINE OF PERSONAL CHRIST
mas greeting cards. We print once station
cry; lowest prices. Wul CALI phi. Adams SAG.
40
YOuNeTS DAY CAMP FOR BOYS & GIRLS.
College counselors, athletes, swimming,
horSemanship: transportation So weekly.
North 6993 "a
MAPLEWOOD SANITARIUM-NEWLY DEC
Grated; ideal home for elderly and chronic
rates. e72o Green ave. Silver Sprtng, Md.
Phone Silver Spring 122.
LOVELY NURSING HOME FOR GONZALES
cents AGED and snvalidS. Excellent care and
diet: references given. 1852 Calvert st. NV.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
Is no need to feel that they must accept iFls
isT9r funeral :sE5yiesS, one g inaeiisy e pay
Tor as little as SIS. Worlds finest water
proof, alright, guaranteed. steel burial vault
may BE- had from Chambers for sos. In case
Co.. i4sh. cor. Chspin M. Col: 0As2.
WHEREVER YOU LIVE. WE CALL FOR
and deliver, no extra charee. Ladies' dress
es 81: ladies' Spring coats. 81 mems suits,
Use, cleaned and, pressed 5TAh LlG s5
DRY CLEANING x DYEING Co, me- zoos
18Th ST. NV. North 1879.
NURSE WILL ACCOMMODATES INVALTDS
aud aSed people, lovely home; best eaTes $50
per month. Phone WIS. 4ssS
AGED AND CONvALESCENTS CARED FOR
IN nurses private home; cool rooms tray
service; reasonable 345e 18th 81. NV. iSs
CHILDREN BOARDED, TEACHERS HOME;
all wear II desired, spacious grounds: Diet
constant supervision, Marlboro 11-F-l2.
RFDUCTNG-7 TREATMENTS. IS: CABINET
turkish baths, baking, cleo. Treatments re-
suits assured. Gorth- SOS. 1sAseAqah ~
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HELP--WOMEN.

ALTERATION LADY, experienced, on men S
suits, for extra work. Apply st once.
Asklns. 703 9Th Sc. NV.
FRENCH WOMAN who is expert with the
needle to do mending and hight laundry by
the hour Please telephone National 1894 .
GENTLEMAN wishes housekeeper and one
who can care for Swear -old girl while father
works, Address Box 500-A. Star once i4'
GIRL-High-schoo gsri. white. as mother S
helper and help take care of children at
nice home and chance to ENJOY the water
Mr.. Rudolph, 7i6 18th St NV.
GIRLS, for tray service must be neat. at
So to Sc per day positions open for all sec
ttons OF city. Apply The Hot Shoppe 1870
Conn. ave. 8 pm or 2 pm
GIRL for newspaper reporting in washing
ton correspondents once 1915 Eye st. NV,
GIRL, white, 10. neat appearance. to run
Dodge auto; movable barbecue Anderson,
Ill LonRfellow NV. Ga. 0226.
PRACTICAL NURSE. 10 care for and pre-
pare food for elderly lady during the day:
$40 per week. address Box 44f-A. Star once
SAIESLADTES, experienced wanted for
ladies' and children's wear for every Satlir-
day Apply sl01 NJ st. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced short-time: hours,
to pm. Apply Sholrs Cafe. 1852 Conn
ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY, tipping and senerai once
work. Room 40a Southern Bldg
YOUNG LADY. MS clerk in laundry once.
Address Box 480-A, star eface
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANIEU-SALESM
RIBUToR-SAhESMAN financially re-
sponsible, engage in highly profitable bust
ness; exceptional opportunity. Call Mr..
Daniel, Ambassador Hotel, for appointment.
10
OPENINGS for good statesmen to follow
up leads secured from newspaper and radio
advertising; an unusual opportunity to make
worthwhile and permanent connection
selling a nationally advertised product in
universal demand. Call Saturday morning
between and 10. 1889 P st. NV.
PAINT SALESMAN, experienced, to cover
local industrial and paint contractor deco
rator trade; direct factory-consumer ar
ranEementi permanent and profitable propo-
sttion; all replies confidential. Address BOX
23-J. Star Office.
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GIRL. white, to take care q child dnfanf5.
Phone Atlantic 7T6l-W 16e
Girl. colored; help with general housework
and laundry; IS q week no Sundays. l73s
Owen pl ne.
NURSE, white before Sept. ~, between so
and IS years of age care OF two children
girls. ages 5 and s; must have best city
references. Address Box 1881, star ONCE.
WOMAN. white. as companion; refined.
neat. honest, reliable. good cook. do light
homework: stay nights: good home; small
salary. Bradley 4l-M, evenings.
WOMAN, reliable, for housework and care
OF children while mother works; must be
good plain cook; live on place; white pre-
ferred Call after 8 p.m.. 1419 Shepherd
WOMAN, white, neat and reliable. 70 do
cooking and homework for small family in-
Arlington County; stay nights; must furnish
ref; 81 week. For appointment phone Clar-
endon 822-F-S.
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HELP--DOAfEsTTC.

GIRL settled. several hoasework. Tuesday.
Weanesdeys Friday, Saturday, Saturday
night, sunday morning. 81 per week Cali
SATURDAY between 10 and -, S40S Broad
2ranch Edss Chew Chases Ds~G
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HELP--NTEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED-To take orders, $40 per week
salary and commission; experience unneces-
sary; whole or part time. 1888 y NV. to
10 am. to pm. 16'
MEN, WOMEN experience unnecessary
common sense with reasonable effort makes
money; We deal with an absolute necessity;
purchaser saves money. labor; prospects
everywhere. Acme Mfg. Co., 907 18th. Met.
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sTENodRAPHERs. 6ookkeePers. typists.
clerks. male and female, needed hourly; sala-
Ties, SIS to $50 wk. Boyds. 1888 r. Nat. 1888
EFFICIENT HELP furnished by Peoples EN-
pIoyment Agency. Hotel private family,
restaurant. Decatur S555. once 1912 y NV.
RUPHERs EXCHANGE has Al cooks. maids.
houseworkers; by day. week, month; ref.
investigated. Decatur 355l. 1897 18th NV.
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ANGLERS GUIDE.

AND TIDES SATURDAY SUNDAY AUGUST IS AND
CHESAPEAKE BAY AND LOWER POTOMAC RIVER POINTS
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FURNITURE - Ovcrstuffed mohair living
room suite, S42 So dining room suite. t37 so;
bed room suite. st9 so; beds complete, Sis
other furniture cheap. 1911 H ST. ne. lss
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PERSONAL.


SWEDISH MEDICAL MASSAGE BY NURSE
graduated In Sweden: win come TO your resi-
dence. Phone Adams 6s30-J IS
LADY DESIRES AUTO TRANSPORTATION
TO New York 18th. return 2ists share ex-
penses. references exchanged. Pot. 472i.
NEW HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR CLASS
lnst starting; beautiful guitar free TO 6rst
70 applicants; lessons only 81 per week.
Apply At once. National Studios OF Music
and Dance, 1928 18th sd. NV. Adams ss25.
EXPERT ADVICE AVAILABLE ON INVEST
ments, savings and insurance problems.
only investments in which principal GUAR
ANTEED BY contract advised no charge url-
less plan offered is accepted; consultation
q home y desired. Phone between and 5,
Decatur o637.
HAND EMBROIDERY-TABLE AND BED
linens q speciality; prices reasonable. Mrs.
2. J. BERKELEY, 1914 Eye st. NV.
FOR SALE, LIFE MEMBERSHIP IN CON-
gressfonal Country Club; $500. Address BOX
2e1-A. Star once.
DRINK YOUR WAY TO HEALTH
Crazy Water Crystals for relief Of con-
StIpetion, rheumatism, neuritts, etc. 10 In
veStment Bldg. Phone Nat. 1855. 2os
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FURNITURE. ErC.~-Tomorrow sale 81
Wesehlers Auction. SIS E ST. NV. includes
suites. odd pieces. ChickefinR baby Grand
piano, soda fountain, restaurant EQUIPMENT,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
BATH TUBS. orick ana building materials.
entire needs Of used material; easily seen,
easily selected We have large quantities OF
5xl2 IN ANY LENGTH. sheathing, fiooring,
windows. doors, sash, pipe, bath tubs, radi-
celient condition All used material is ar
ranged for convenient selection. Visit our 3
yards for the greatest selection at Darsain
HEcHINGER CO.. HOUSEKEEPING DEPT.
Main Omce-i5th and SITS, NE.
BT 4shssScodssSs2ss I Ga Ave We NV NV
CASH REGISTERS. snow cases, wall cases.
safes. coffee urns. steam tables, soda foun-
tains, electric grinders. mixers. refrigerators.
sv s'' S description Edsar Baum. Inc. sf4
CASH REGISTER. electric. Nationals rings
see 90; reasonable. 1919 PennR. ave. W.
CEDAR CHEST. extra large, genuine; mirror.
books. aluminium ware RUGS and brass lamp.
CHEST OF DRAWERS, mahogany, beauti-
ful; maple dressing table, me old chairs
ssins room c6 snss ~ iF rsIveS 0oo a'2l
COFFEE URNs. roasvers. skeam tables. Fas
stoves, grease traps. sterilzers. counters
cash registers retTissratSTs rsfTssratos s Us
cash REGISTERS tables; enaiTs shelving, osfs
S Sss & s ts Msa a sass .0fe A'ufe Co. 11s
DESKS surplus from g. Goyernment:
also tremendous sayEinss Rev tastory
f fan c6 s ssO Sis sts NV %ss ia
DESKS sale Of ''teetory ,seeonds Of cfhes|
He CABINETS, cablsef safes and used once
Tnit s,s YOU CO Al Sst rent s,s
DINING ROOM So. Kslyhaator and Kitchen
Cleveland sSsf ftom 80 e . ana 9 e
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FURNITURE from several apaTtmeItSs
stored in book store. 7s4 eth ST. NV; bed
room suites. SIS to s45; odd dressers, chif-
foniers. vanities dressing tables. $3.50 20
SIS colonial secretary, S2s; tables chairs
telephone cabinet. bookcases. Bargains.
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BOWLING ALLEY MAN, evening work: must
be Thoroughly acquainted with bowlers in
WASHINGTON and associated with some bowl
ing leagues. Address Box 27-J, Star once.
BOY for soda fountain, experienced bring
references. Capitol Souvenir Co., 4e5 Penna.
ave. NV.
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COLLECTORS to call on monthly accounts;
must be q permanent resident OF Washing
ton and be able to furnish letter Of recon-
mendatfon from last employer. See Mr.
Murrav Rnnu sos. 1910 p ST W
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DEMONSTRATORS = Six experienced cast
aluminium demonstrators for washington
and Virginia. Our new plan OF earnings is
Esnv an-I Star nfnce
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES, all kinds, and modern furniture.
We viii pay the highest market prices for
rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lin
coin Co. Metropolitan SS17. The nfm that
buys everything of value.
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rant, Laurel, Md; board and lodging given
State age, salary, reference and experience.
Address Box 52-J. Star once. 15F
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MARINE CORPS NEWS

Capt. Robert II. Jeschke, incident to
change Of station. Is temporarily In the
city, stopping with DR.. Devereaux OF
Bradley lane, Chevy Chase.
Capt. John H. Craige-of the publicity
bureau OF the corps, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is temporarily In the city, stopping at
the Army and Navy Club.
First Lieut.. @. ]. O'Shea Is q guest
OF Mrs. F. B. Clasett, Upper Marl-
boro, Md.
Lieut.. Michael M Mahoney, incident
to permanent change Of station. Is
temporarily in the city, stopping at 2010
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Second Lieut.. Lee N. Utz, heretofore
attached to the camp Of the President
at Rapidan, Criglersville, Va. has been
detached to the Quantico base.
Capt. Louis M. Whaley, at present
attached to Philadelphia Barracks, Is
70 be ordered to duty at the Quantico
base, approximately July IS.
Capt. William r. Beattie, assistant
quartermaster, heretofore attached to
corps headquarters. was detached to
tine eluantico base during the past week.
Secretary Of the Navy Adams has
approved the findings Of the Line Selec-
ton Board Of the corps, which thus far
has placed one colonel Of the line of the
corps on the retired list as Of July /,
Col. Frederick A. Ramsey, as well ss
forecasting retirement Of several other
OF the senior line officers Of the corps
curing the next few months. In addi-
ton, II has approved way for possible
promotion Of present general sta6 ON
GERS OF grade Of brigadier general Of
the stan to major general Of the line
OF the corps.
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NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Sarah 4. Deeds, member Of the Patri-
otto Committee and O member Of Inde-
pendence Bell Chapter. D. A. r., will
be the reader. A group Of songs will be
given by Beatrice Deeds and Ethel
Oriani, with Rita Dolphin as accom-
pianist. Mrs. Hunter viii announce.
The Girls Friendly Society.-Ouestion
hours are being conducted daily from
to 8 o'clock by Miss Florence L. New
bold, executive secretary Of the @. r. 8.
A., at the Blue Mountain Conference.
They viii continue until July 10. The
question hour on July 10 will be held
especially for those Of the Diocese of
Washington, and all associates are in
vited to attend.
Lincoln Women's Relief Corps met
recently at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club, with its president, Mrs. Car
RE H. Doyle, presiding. The president
and members called on Mrs. Della l.
O'Br1en at her home. 2140 o street,
and presented her with q gift on June
"a. The corps held O picnic June ~ ct
Hams Point. Invited guests were Com
rade Godfrey, Mrs. Della O'Brien and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewington. The next
meeting will be held July 8, at which
time there will be initiation.
Curley CIub.-Roland J. Hyland. vice
president, was elected president last
Thursday night at the regular meeting
In the Continental Hotel. John L. Dom
nelly, former president, was elected vice
president; Miss Gretchen Baden, treas
urer; Miss Josephine Leahy, recording
secretary; Miss Ethel Ammon, corre-
spending secretary; Hugh McGarvey,
advocate, and Miss Stella McGarvey,
warden.
Members Of the club went to Chesa-
peake Beach last Sunday, where they
were guests Of Bryant Townsend at his
cottage at North Beach.
Members OF the club, under the aus
pices OF the Athletic Committee, Joseph
Day. chairman, went to Bethesda, Md,
wednesday evening, where supper was
held on the lawns adjoining the resi-
The next meeting will be held Thurs
day evening at the Continental Hotel,
at which time the officers will be in
stalled. Roland j. Hyland will preside.
Dancing will follow the business meet
ing.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Raleigh Hotel. In the absence of
the president, Mrs. Amelia GUIDE
Thomas, Miss Mamie Meem presided.
MISS Mary Tucker. representative Of the
santa Re Railroad. was the guest of
Miss Elisabeth Haney and gave an &C.
count Of her work as courier in the
Indian country around Santa Fe. Miss
Kettle Anderson entertained Mrs. Helen
Ryman Taylor Of Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Taylor was recently q member OF
the Dallas, Tex, club, and she told of
the work Of that club.
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District National Guard

Another sign Of the approaching field
training season appeared this week
when the 29th Division Military Police
Company of the National Guard of the
District Of Columbia promulgated its
schedule for instruction at It's training
station at Camp Albert G. Richie, Nd.
from August o to %.
Capt. william T. Roy, commanding
the unit, announced to the members
that the date for the division command
post exercises Is not yet known, but that
the training schedule will be rearranged
In order to take care of the "a hours
which must be allowed for this duty at
some time during the encampment, as
the War Department has provided this
year that boards Of officers will examine
the troops while engaged in combat ex-
ercise to determine their real readiness
for field service in case Of an emer-
gency.
Capt. Roy also said that his company
will be used on actual military police
duty wherever possible. This duty, he
continued, will have preference over all
other. The training objective is to
qualify In all duties Of military police
company in actual field operations, and
to function effectively at existing
strength under field service conditions
and to provide sufficiently trained
force for expansion to war strength.
The schedule indicates that the mill
tary policemen will get right down to
instruction as soon as they arrive in
camp on Sunday afternoon, for the pro-
gram provides a one-hour lecture In
camp sanitation and nygience and a
one-hour session Of a non-commissioned
oficer's school. This is to come after
the men have toiled with their tents,
oroNfaA them aud etOraA AkaSr no,,iv,
ment.
The program, however, shows that
the drills during most Of the two weeks
will be concluded at 3 o'clock daily
Mass athletics have been provided on
some days.
The National Guard of the District
of Columbia on June 80 was at the ex-
act strength fixed by the Militia Bureau
of the War Department, 987 enlisted
men. The assignment of numbers TO
the various units Is provided in an
order just issued, the figures given be-
ing the maximum which each organi-
zation may have.
The assignments follow:
State Detachment, 19; Headquarters
Detachment, Special Troops, goth Di-
vision, g.; Headquarters Detachment,
goth Division, 48; 10th Division. Mill
tary Police Company. So: Medical De-
partment Detachment, 121st Engineers.
"a: Headquarters and Service Com
pany. 121st Engineers. 81; Company
A. 121st Engineers, "a; Company B,
l21st Engineers, SO; Company C, l2lst
Engineers. So; Company D, 121st En-
gineers, "a; Company z, 121st En-
gineers. 20; Company F, 121st En-
gineers, 50; Medical Department De-
tachment, 26oth Coast Artillery, IA;
Headquarters Detachment and Combat
Train, 260th Coast Artillery, 80; Bat
terry A, 260th Coast Artillery, 81; Bat
terry B, 260th Coast Artillery, 50; Bat
terry G. 260th Coast Artillery, 60; Bat
terry e. 260th Coast Artillery, 81; Com
pany e, 372d Infantry, II.
The order authorizes commissioned
officers in each unit In numbers moi
exceeding those authorized by the
+, Militia Bureau tables or organization
for the unit concerned.
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Louis g. Johsiden, communica tons
photography; Capt. Paul Sullivan,
quartermaster; Lieut.. j. M. OLeary,
commissary; Lieut. w. W. Stickney, as
sistant Quartermaster; Lieut. A. E. Har-
per, bandmaster; Lieut.. J. z. O'Brien,
commanding engineers; Lieut.. j. B.
Berry, commanding motor transport.
Maj. Harvey L. Miller, acting COM
manding officer, Goth Marines, and
commanding LIST Battalion: Lieut..
Martin D. Delaney, adjutant: Lieut..
w. e. Combs, commanding Company
A; Capt. Thomas j. Luckett, command
ing Company B; Lieut.. Julius H. Rice,
company officer, Company B; Lieut..
Justin A. Shook, commanding Company
C; Lieut.. Winslow H. Randolph, COM
manding Company D.
Capt. Michael j. Kelley, command
ing Company e; Lieut.. Paul Collins.
company officer, Company e; Lieut..
Don r. Hyland. commanding Com
pany F; Lieut. Cromwell Warner, COM
manding Company G; Lieut.. Peter w.
Hazes, company ofhcer. Company G;
Lieut.. Smith w. Brookhart, command
ing Company H.
Lieut. Howard A.. Strine, command
ing Medical Detachment, goth Marines;
Lieut.. Phil A. Caulheld, medical officer,
goth Marines; Lieut.. Lester M Lucas,
dental officer. goth Marines, and bri-
gade of1cers' mess treasurer; Maj. Earl
9. Lane, acting commanding officer,
23d Marines, and commanding LIST
Battalion; Lieut.. william z. Combs, adj
Jutant, acting; Capt Frank L. Ach,
commanding Company A; Lieut.. A. C..
Slaymaker, commanding Company B;
Lieut.. w. w. Whitside, commanding
Company G.; Lieut.. John T. Irwin, COM
handing Company D.
Lieut.. Charles B. Nerren, command
ing Company e; Lieut.. Frederick H.
Shepherd, commanding Company r;
Capt. w. B. Stroup, commanding Com
pany G; Capt. Harold c. Smith, COM
manding Company H.
Plans have been completed for the
guidons presentation ball at the Ma
tional Press Club auditorium July Is.
The first military formation with the
new guidons will take place at Ana
costa Park Sunday morning, July 10.
Recruiting for all units of the 9Th
Brigade, the Goth and asa Marines
takes place on each Monday and Fri
day nights at 45S Indiana avenue.
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Park View Women's Club.-Nrs. Glen
c. Leach was hostess June IS at an all
day outing at the Bureau Of Fisheries
station on the Potomac River. There
was picnic lunch. The afternoon was
spent In bathing, walks through the
country and other pleasant amusements
Arrangements for the outing were in
charge Of Mrs. Pierce B. Ashburn, pres
ident Of the club. Mrs. w. T. Banner
man, who has long been interested In
the work Of the club, was guest.
National League Of American Pen
W0men.~-The Chevy Chase branch will
be entertained at an airplane luncheon
at the Chevy Chase Club July 10 at l
pm. by Miss Irene Juno. A short b,isi-
ness meeting will be held at noon I'M
der the trees, presided over by the pres
ident, Mrs. David Mcpherson, who will
outline some new ideas to be carried
out by the members regarding the pur-
chase Of q clubhouse for the branch.
following which the luncheon will be
served. No guests will be invited OF
entertained by the members.
Women's Bar Association Of the Dis
trict Of COIumbia.-The monthly dinner
was held at Commonwealth Farm June
IS under the Craftsmanship Of Dean
Grace Hays Riley Of the Washington
College of Law. This was the last OF
the monthly dinners until September.
Phil Sheridan WOmen's Relief Corps
At a patriotic service last Sunday an
American nag was presented to the st
COLUMBIA Episcopal Church. The men,
bers attended In q body. Mrs. Charlotte
Carey, patriotic instructor, presented the
nag, and Tyler Page, senior warden,
accepted 1t in the name Of the church.
District Of Columbia Womcn's Demo-
cratic Educational Council.-Mrs. Clara
Wright Smith, president, will meet In
executive session with members Of the
board preceding the program to be
given following the picnic dinner meet
ing in Rock Greek Park tomorrow ct
$50 o'clock. Col. Edwin A. HalSey
secretary to the minority in the United
States Senate. will be the guest speaker
"SidelightS on the Senate" will be the
subject Of the talk. Miss Mae Helm
past president Of the council, will give
q talk on woodrow Wilson.
Members Of the council and their
friends are invited to attend these Sum-
mertime open-air meetings, which will
be held the first and third Mondays OF
July and August.
District Of Columbia Federatlon d
Women's Clubs.-Mrs. H. M Hunter
radio program chairman, announces the
patriotic program to be given tomorrow
morning over Station WJSV as includ-
ing a patiotic talk by Patrick ]. Haiti
gan, reading clerk Of the House Of Rep
resentatives; trumpeter Of the United
States Marines will be heard; Mrs