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Church of God.

Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching II
a. m. Young Peoples meeting 7 p. m.
Preaching p. m. Prayermeeting We'd
Inesday p. m
The Introductory to Revelations Elk
planned" in connection with "1nterpre-
tation of Scriptures" is proving quite
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For immediate shipment will pay the following
and up to January 15
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Methodist Church.

All are invited to attend Silver Tea
at the parsonage next Wednesday after
noon. Mrs Rowland has charge of a
program Of entertainment
Our New Years resolution: 1--WE will
strive as never before to realize for
ourselves and our community the more
abundant life which Jesus sought to
bring"
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interesting to the young people. as
well as being very educational and in
structive. Older people also will be
greatly benefited by attending these
meetings. You are all cordially invited
to attend and take part.
REV. FRED DECKER, Pastor
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First Lutheran Church.

The Ladies Aid will have business
meeting Friday, Jan. IL, at 2 p. m.
Business meeting of the congregation
the same evening at 7.30
Confirmation class Saturday at 2
p. IN.
Junior choir at 3 p. m: Saturday
Luther League choir at 5 p. m. Satur-
day.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning. Services at ii o'clock Sunday.
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at the Manse on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
DR.. Church is assisting the Mistress e
the Manse.
The Week of Prayer is being observed
in devotional services each evening at
7:30. A cordial invitation is given all
who would enjoy the fellowship.
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st. Johns Lutheran Church.
THE Friendly Church

Sunday, Jan. 14th. regular morning
worship beginning at IL a. m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
If you have no church affiliations
you are invited to worship with us.
H. L. PFOTENHAUER, Pastor.
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The Churches
Christian Science Church.

The subject for the Lesson Sermon
Sunday, January IA, Sacrament.
Wednesday evening meeting at 500
o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
Of these services.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church.

Evening services next Sunday at 1890
You are cordially invited to attend
Sunday school every Sunday at 1890
a. m. Y. p. F. at 6:15 p. m.
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Intelligence is very much the knack
of knowing where to find out what one
does not know.
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County Commissioner S
Proceedings

Libby, Montana, JAN 2, 1884.
Lincoln County Commissioners met
in regular session all members present.
Application for roadway over and
across the Great Northern right-of-
way in sections Is, Il and %, T36N,
R28W was signed by the Board.
The custodian receipts, depository
bonds of the several banks and the
surety and personal bonds of the vari-
Gus county and township officers were
examined and approved.
Paul Morrison was appointed con-
stable in and for Tobacco township.
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sAIFAsIsCFrIAyEous.

UNHEELtsA CASE frst-cisss conditton.
You st ~ Phons NO 1eIf
VACUUM Ci.EAsERs fgi. brapa-nsT. oTiF-
EDei packing sfiil sealsd Wll sell one ng
st ahoIeSalr cash co 3.sf 90
VACUUM CLEANER Premier DupleE mo-
tqT-aSiTea brush al ats iats Hlcael-
nv nv H a., es25 sa5 Nor,h es4s 1919
VACUUM CLEAFER Hoover perfect con
eH.0u works ike neE SscTl1ce - 30
1910 i2th a. rs
VACUUM CLEANERS -Eleetrolux ard a.
1tlt -st,'''s = 20 ~ ~ sc,rsb -e4s
VACUUM CLEANERS famous Sweeper
Vac sos speed brush and sue ton IN
coudilena.ly vIaTsnteec three only
&i4 BJ. carroll supply Co. sg5 l2th st.
= y
WARDROBE TRUNK "SeysFb.eaE 4ar
-. 20 perfect condition. THl sell e. sacFi-
Zee for ST. Wilson. 1924 IutA S. "
WASHERS AND TRONERs bargains Gail
Hz before Fou buy. Proctor & Rids ely.
IAN end Newton sJs co 10000
WASHING MACHINE. Apex discontinued
model braRo-uew. fully guaranteed. bar
nW al q
WASHING MACHINES. ADe2 and Thor.
brand new floor samples. az 4Nrs discount.
Carroll Supply Co ~ ieth 81 n.N
WASHERS ana lroners used as noor
lroners sold regularly a. So SO sale
price s54 80 Easy spIn-Dry washer
sold regularly ~ >lb5 sale price Sl@4 80.
No money down Easy monthly payments.
Pslals ROYAL Inc
WATER HEATER 5O-gailon Hot Point
electric model W-10 COS. Sfi5. slightly
used S13 cash Evenings. l22 MelWOod
sFe Cherrydsle Va.
WHEEL CHAIR invaiid's coed condition
$50 90, also beautiful mahogany 3-leaf
screen cost -. 90, price. - 90 co.
G8SG
WOOD SHELVING 81 80 per foot Kitch-
en- Cabinet Corp. Mrs. phone MA. 1900.
WOOL TAPESTRY upholstered wing chair.
practically HeW tables Ia nps rugs e
% c. motor sacrifice. l34l New
Hampshire ave. nv.
MACHINERY
- in back -geared drll press
10 EO0d condition .............S100O 90
SIs Dth ST. NV
BARGAIN.
A reposseSsed General Electric refriger-
aiof IN excellent condition. for sale at
bArga!n price First come first served.
libH n. Y. ave Ma. GNou.
PAINT AND GLASS.
Save 3Or. All fresh. new products
Gloss paints white and coiorS - rs gal.
Pure inseed Oil soc gal; pure white lead
~ 90 per 100 POUNDS. Best semi-gloss
gashable. sls5 gal Phone for quick
PYUs ADAMS.
l1l9 9th st NV. MA Sa01. ST. o201.
DISHWASHER.
wonderful opportunity to purchase a
General Electric uemonStrator porcelain
price 1870 N. Y ave MA. $500.
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sAIr-MrsfErI.ANEnrs-

kfa cosp chsrSRs snsunastss 4a-ft.
esp ssea enif shefi LINE. Fhons Cars
drn haf.
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1918 MASS AVE NW-Large newly dec
grated room. adjoining bath; southern ex-
poSure; Ink. if desired; walking distance.
1871 K ST. N.w.-Beautifully furnished
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hprAgFf furniture huuzshold goods
jadie9 fufns chlorent soaring apparel
rf sN kinds bought Wf yay cath Cad
fnhsra ~ ~s40 ~ T. o.
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ROOMS AND BoIRp.

1899 x ST NV. The LEE. e.Maroue--Niseiy N
furnished slnEie and double rooms SEMI
private baths, excellent board g
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FRIGIDAIRE model VS. sll-porcelsin;
excellent condition owner leaving town.
Cannot release before AusuSt 9Th. Phone
Evening star., 1934-07-29

hRSfY SADDLE AND BRTDLE SIS ~
WaY oven. sat or Oil - SINGER seSinR
about 70 lbs So 1ul &elrose AFe
Er4nrsda No
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OFT JJh ST. N.W.-Nlcely furniShed
room. twin beds for two gentlemen
l345 RANDOLPH ST N&.-Large. at
tractlve front room. twin beds. private
shower half block to cars; phone prvi-
legeS; private Jewish family. Call Adams
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DOWNTOWN. 1904 G ST. NV. Apt, =
Double or single rooms, clean. comfort
& Lothrop store: $500 and So elec. fan.
%"
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN. Government employee wants
room and board with Protestant family no
cut q to N, references exchanged; give
terms. Address Box 445-R. Star once.
ELDERLY lady. second moor. NV. pri-
encos. term9. Address Box 30S-R, star
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"4-hr. elevator service. Large; cool. double
rooms. near shower. SS weekly. Single
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GOOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR-

1000 EASTERN AVE. TAKOMA, D. c.
Two large rooms. large inelOsed porch, gas
and electricity for housekeeping. $50.
3l5U 18th ST N.W-Large room 0Siteh-
EN-; also one large room, Ink. If desiredi
corner house, near cars. ADAMS G574.
2nd AND MASS. NE-Large; . west win
dows; room facing plaza; closet; adj.
path 3 exp: 3 r hskpg balcony apt.
34-hr elev and tel service; $40; one or
> refined, sober employed persons or sub
let apt retaining bed room and privileges
on agreed terms. For appt.. AT. 400.
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S27 RICHMOND AVE Silver Spring-Liv-
Also front room adjoining bath. Half
block from bus. 30 min. from downtown.
See Sat. Sun. or after q pm. week days.
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24OO 18th ST. NV. Apt. 303-Exception-
ally cool bed room southern and eastern
exposures. above the houseoops; single or
twin beds: use of living room. SO Tor
80 S.,n fnr tun. III linen fnrniShed
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| I19 PEABODY ST. NW-cool quiet
/ room next bath; private family: no other
roomers; all home privileges GE, 5332.
| 1891 CALVERT ST. NV. nr. 18th and
/ Col rd.-DOuble or single rooms. care
| fully prep. menus; pleasant; reasonable.
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modern. private homei reflned ADULTS nnIy.
GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE 2-RM
apt with others: separate beds; $50.
MA $500. Apt. 722, Sunday or EVENINGS,
WANTED OR . LADIES TO SHARE
nicely furnished 3-r.. B. d. and b. apt
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1867 GIRARD ST. Nw-IarEe. cool room.
southern exposure delicious Southern
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ROOM in physicians home; reduced rate
Tor answering phone. Call Columbia 1894.
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'rfoUE saAe weinuf nbrsry abe sac
~ eWHsr iesftnE citF- zoe Ere ave.
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WANTED-SUB. ROOMS & BOARD.

BOARD and room by a quiet business
woman with a Northern family; reason
able. Address BOX 452-R, Star once.
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. in private
Protestant family in vicinity Of Claren-
don grade school, nice home desired with
no children; reference EXCHANGED. Ad-
dress Box 454-R Star ONCE.
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4015 MARLBORO PL. NV. tPetworthl
between 3rd and 4th and Shepherd ana
Taylor-One room for gentleman. private
horne: ami: reasonable; convenient to
Capitol Transit and Rapid Transit busses
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sO7 CARROLL AVE- TAKoMA PARKS
rooms. private entrance saragei 3 adulta;
excellent location S35 Shepherd 9aIa-g
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FURNTTURE-2-p velour Twins room
Suite. little used. $50. bed and sprlnGS-
vanity ana chairs French grey enSmeled'
&gS Sxq Ak rug. ike new, $40, BOOK
case secretary desk. mission. Sl5. nne
noog lamp, -. Apt lol, I1l5 ST. nv
Evening star., 1934-07-29

l467 X. l. AVE. N W. Corner l5th-LaTgp
front. breezy rooms. central location.
walking distance, semt-private bath. next
path, two batnS to noor. large lawn, chairs,
individual table service, one room with
porch. single beds. continuous not water,
$40 to N35 month
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LARGE GROOM APARTMENT SECOND
floor semi-private bath; walking distance
downtown; $40 mo. 1918 Mass ave. NV.
GIRL DESIRES ANOTHER. PERMA-
nently employed, share downtown apart
ment phone radio. piano, separate rooms
kitchen. Address Box 339-R. star once
1904 PARK RID. NW.-Two ROOMS
kitehenette bath electricity continuous
hot water. electric refrtgeration. phone
3542 18th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
private bath; entire 3rd floor; to rehneo,
quiet adults only. co. 6s7l
TAKoNA PARK. MD. COS ERIE AVE-
lst H.. private home. cool nicely furnished
room with kltchenette; So Wk. sH. 27ss-J
, ROOMS. KITCHEN. DINETTE. BATH
with shower Salorium with roli-away bed
front corner. furniture nearly new; large,
modern elevator building; wonderful loca-
ton See resident manager. the Longfel-
low Apis, 552I Colorado ave. NV.
NV. SECTION--UNUSUALL WELL FUR
nished Groom. kitchen and bath apt. twin
beds. elec ref. convenient 70 stores
Price. 5000 Adams 962S. 29'
1924 2lst NW-3 ROOMS g OUTsIDE)
FriVidaire kitchenette. bath. linens. china
room So So 80.
COL. HGTS NEAR MERIDIAN PARK.
l439 Belmont st.--Front; bed-liv rnl., Kilt
din. gas cleo, Frig.; sll Wk. co. 0643. 2g'
ShAfkE
couple child no objection. my o-room
and bath, fully furnished apartment cleo
tric refriReratlon. hot-water neat VIE 90
keep house. Phone Saturday afternoon or
evenine. Sunday afternoon Columbia
2445-R .-.--------------
TO sUBLET UNTIL OCTOBER !, LARGE.
newly furnished One-room apt with full-
man Kitchen bath. roll-ayay bed. studio
couch; north and east exposures. with
rood ventilation; large closets. electric re-
trigeration $50 per nc, ants re-
9I24 p ST N NW-3-ROOM APT. NICELY
furnished: Frigidaire; So 80. DE. 2462-W.
Ala NW-FIRsT FLOOR ROOMS.
private bath. private entrance; Ss week. 20"
1915 MONROE ST. NV
2nd floor rooms. kitchen. bath. IN. k,i
modern. private home refined adults 0nly.
GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE 2-RM
apt with 2 others: separate beds; $50.
Ma $3.50, Apt. 722, sunday or EVENINGS,
WANTED OR . LADIES TO SHARE
Rish Rff' aho5Rdf furnished 1915 s 18th St anS D. apt
405 KEDRICK. 1901 K sT-LARoE.
front 9-r0om, private bath apt entrance
hail, splendid closets. elevator, phone
EXCELLENT NV. - BLOCK W. 18th
eean Gear Os6n somforabs I 34s0 Grown s.
1926 CALIFORNIA ST
One room. kitchen: suitable couple pos
sibly three a m l.: total $40
SCHUYLER ARMS APT, 5O6-oNE
nished in maple: rent Aug. to Sept A.
FURNISHED APT. . ROOMS KITCHEN
ton Apt. ia Phone Adams 73l6-M.
ia 18th ST. NE.-.-3-RooM FURNISHED
apt. for light housekeeping; clean and rea-
sonable; adults.
s07 CARROLL AVE. TAKoMA PARK--3
rooms. private entrance saragei adulta;
(Centinued Next Pase.1
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DOUBLE BED de luxe springs, spring
mattress. Se"; Cornet sl2; Spencer micro
scope and case. Sll5: &C fan. 80; type
writer. SI1 Eateleg table. $40. auto re-
frigerstor. - SO, or best offer: must be
sold today. DI 1859. -
DREssERs, 81 and SIS. zoos 18th St
Evening star., 1934-07-29

OWNER leaving CITY viii sell double
bed. wood walnut finish, with springs. So ;
fiber rug. 5X7. 81; waffle iron. new. never
used S5; straight chairs. wall rack. IRON
ing board. electric clock Newlove'S c. p
A. Questions a. Answers" volumes, So
INA II 81 MA S5x3
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

is8a CALIFORNIA ST. Nw-sinEie or
double one with balcony one with
French windows, balanced meals Summer
rates
Evening star., 1934-07-29
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1897 18th ST. Nw-Double front room,
also a single room or vacancy with young
lady for another. 30.
1908 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive room. one
o. two people; reasonable; Southern pri-
vate family. CO. 1882.
1920 10TH ST. N.W-2nd and Bird front
suitable = or B. also single rooms $50
monthly and up.
93Ou 18th ST. N.W-Double and single
joining front rooms, twin beds good meals;
vacancy for lady and gentleman. $50
l94I FILLMORE ST. HW-Large cool
attractive rooms. conveniently located
balanced meals gar. co. 2O44.
1871 KALORAMA RD-S3O per mo,
single room shower hath. two excellent
meals. breakfast and dinner. Adams 565s,
1920 KEARNEY ST. NE Woodridge--can
accommodate two young men. large room.
twin beds; private home. North 0S9I.
2I7 KENNEDY ST. N.W-Board for or
men private family excellent meals
garage available. S30-S35. GEorgia 1O1l.
1910 10th ST. N.w-Vaeaney for girls;
double room with twin BEDS private Iaya-
tory. excellent meals
1889 BILTMORE ST.-single and double
front rooms: attractive home, near ROCK
Greek Park convenient two car lines.
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TAKOMA PARK. MD. COS ERIE AVE
lst f.. private home. cool nicely furnished
room with kltehenette So Wk. sH. 27ss-J
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN

WOODBRIDGE Nicely furnished cool
room next bath. all conveniences; gen
tleman or lady. 3034 Otis st. ne.
North 4552-J.
LARGE. furnished. cool room ana meals;
nearby suburb in District; reasonable.
Phone Emerson 1866.
32I COLUMBIA ST. Chefrydale. Va.-3
unfurnished rooms all modern improve
ments: SD month
CLARENDON. va furnished commu-
nicating rooms bath and closet; for set
tied adults near bus and car line. Ad-
dress Box R. Star office.
72U HIGHLAND PL.- Lee Heights. Va
] or > rooms garage; new brick home;
kitchen privileges.
FALLS CHURCH-Furnished room. near
bath; congental family; plenty OF shaae'
C. F. Bayley, Falls Church Va.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1928 10th n-w-Large
single room, next bath: everything new.
lnnerspring mattress; So week, $50 mo.
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1904 SPRING PL' NV. of 10th St
Double or single rooms private family;
convenient busSeS, cars; use of phone
Evening star., 1934-07-29

1893 ALLISON ST NW-Attractive cor
ner room. windows large closets private
bath, shower, e,h.W.i gentleman. GE- 771s.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FURSTTus sE--i.sFlns room suite oesutifgl
Hspsess N0fia walnut hHad carved frames
eBst0H7 mace sssa rsFes co. s,.. $50 .es-
sssige ain 4ansssFr &3f bssMFtfl{ lounge
shsH tis 9s9s X = Ne 53ss
FuRNfTuRE-seila MAHOGANY zpsnes sesE
srah aatslss table sI5 80 Wilton rHs
> =. hoangs ehs!r. - y 6 eensois rs-
&c perfect SIS sne gants3 etocE -,
Ab9yt Hkf BsH. 1874 o.. nv Api. 50.
FURNITURE fef sAis-owing 70 The death
q nv hasbs nd am offering for ssls ~
81 fs FnltDEr not Urevfptsly Eosc - thsz lot
is besHtffaI dining room sufte .. Hsirut.
n.cs bed goos suite .lbFary tshle rug.
chairs. radio gardsr tools pictures Dad9e
automobile ft sedan An siso ofiegi1s
griek ike Hee These things must De
soiG q close ar estate Can b. zen ah
Gay SUNDAY ? Wan uaaaTsr At
1915 THytor 81; ns near BFgDElsrG.
PURNrTURE-oak bed room set sofa
shinz eiaset haadsome library table other
articles reasonable CLevelend 1861
FURNITURE and household effects etc,
fer small aut ensAp from J 3 n % 3
3 : !" ne s'a' 10 ''"''' ''
uRNTTURE-studio couch. dining room.
living room dressfrs breekfaEt set, chairs,
chests eif must sell HIn3 GeorEla ave
FuRsrrURE Of I4-ro, m house al Or
Part must sell a. once. Call after . m.
1910 Eve ~ nv
FURNITURE tapestry sofa, cost
5000 sacrifice for S25U. carved hall cabi-
net SIS p. 9 4. radio cost 500. sacrl-
nee for = nN; few Other pieces. Phone Sun
DAY morning Columbia 2poO. Apt N02-E-
GAS RANGE Detroit Jewel very good
condition reasonable 1853 Lamont 81.
NV Columbia glGk
GAS RANCE - kitchen cabinet. sI2t
good as new Gail Monday , m. to
m. 20 u 90 nv end floor
GASOLINE PUMPS f2l electric refriser-
ator. also one rotary list. 1885, Good
Hope rd
GUN g2-caHber. IG-shot pump sun blue
steel excellent condition. Cs4 NE. GUS
HOT AIR FURNACE Sexton frst-cIays
condition practically new. owner install
inE oil Very reasonable Cail AT 81 ~.
HOT WATER TANK and Pittsburgh heat
eE practically new eAEV 70 connect, so.
lsll Randolph NV. co g654
ICE BOX r Gu ft food capacity 80 lbs
side icsr Herriek. >ll 90, good condition.
Cleveland Ga3I
ICE BOX 100 lbs flrSt-ciass condition.
50 90. 100 5th street sc
ICE BOX ~ lbs ice ike new $3.50;
double day-bed. -. 44e Kenyon ST. n ".
Evening star., 1934-07-29

newly furnished nne-room apt, with Pull
man Kitchen bath. roll-ayay bed. Studin
couch; north and east exposures with
good ventilation, large closets. electric re-
frigeration $50 per nc; references re-
auired Apt 900 New AmsterdaM Apts.
2I24 p ST NW-3-ROOM APT. NICELY
fm-nished Erigdalre. A5I 30. DE. 24b2.M.
Evening star., 1934-07-01
Fiftieth Anniversary Party
For Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger

A surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry w. Jaeger last Sunday eve
ming. when members of their family
gathered at their residence, Is Fourth
street southwest, to celebrate the
golden anniversary of their wedding.
With their four children and their
families about them, the happy cele-
bration took place Sunday evening
in the parlor of their home. where
the wedding took place June 25,
1884.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger are natives OF
Germany. coming to this country in
their youth, and are each rs years
old.
Their four children are Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Jaeger of New York, DR.. Henry
w. Jaeger, Mr.. Victor E. Jaeger and
Mrs. Cleveland Richardson.
Mr.. Jaeger is we'll known in muSi-
cal circles of Washington. having been
associated with many musical organi-
cations here during the past so years.
He Is also a retired soloist of the
United States Marine Band, having
been a member of that organization
when it was under the leadership of
the late John Philip Sousa.
Among those with them Sunday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Jaeger; DR.. and Mrs. Jaeger and
their children, Miss Dorothy Jaeger,
william and Cynthia Jaeger; Mr.
and Mrs. Victor E. Jaeger and their
children. Eugene. Boyd and Doris
Jaeger; Mrs Cleveland Richardson
and Mrs. Edward w. Boyd.
Evening star., 1934-07-01

Of baby's breath, while bouquets of
lilies and innumerable candles deco
rated the high altar.
The service at the church was fol-
lowed by q reception and breakfast at
the home OF the brides mother at
1922 Nineteenth street northwest,
which also was decorated with palms
and ferns, while baskets Of gay Spring
flowers added to the festive appear
ance Of the attractive home. There
were about $50 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left on the
afternoon train for New York and
sailed on the Leviathan Saturday for
honeymoon abroad. On their return
In late. August they will make their
residence In East Milton. Mrs. Moore's
going away costume was beige suit
with brown accessories. The bride,
who has a host of friends IN this city.
is q graduate of George washington
University. Many persons prominent
in official and social circles attended
the ceremony and reception. The
bridegroom is well known in profess
sional and civic affairs in East Milton.
Evening star., 1934-07-01
Dinner-Reception of
National Education Body

The sixth life membership dinner
OF the National Education Associa-
ton will be held in the ball room Of
the Mayf1ower Hotel, tomorrow eve
ming at 5:45 o'clock. DR.. Frank
w. Ballou, first life member in the
District of Columbia, and superin-
tendent of the Washington Public
Schools. will preside. Miss Jessie
Gray, president of the National Edu-
cation Association, will extend greet
ings, and brief addresses will be made
by DR.. Joseph Saunders, superintend-
ent of schools of Newport News, Va.
and DR.. Joseph Roster, president of
the State Teachers College, Fair
mont. w. Va. A program of songs
will be presented by James Wilkin-
son, tenor soloist on Our American
Schools radio programs. The Teach
ers String Ensemble will furnish
music during the dinner.
Miss Harriet M. Chase. chief as
sistant to the secretary Of the Ma
tional Education Association, will be
assisted by the following life men,
bers who will act as hosts and host
esSes at the dinner: Mr.. Robert 8.
Anderson, Mr.. BERTHE Backus, Mr.. w.
Elwood Baker, Miss Katherine L.
Carroll, Miss Eunice Crabtree, Miss
Mary E. Early, Miss Edith L. Gros-
venor. Miss Julia L. Hahn, Mr. Edgar
C. Higbie, Miss Ellen c. Lombard,
Miss Catherine r. Watkins, Mr.. Les
ter L. Walter, Mr.. Arthur D. Wright
and Miss Luverne Walker.
The large reception to the presi-
dent Of the National Education As
sociation. Miss Jessie Gray, will be
held in the ball room Of the May
flower Hotel tomorrow evening at
9:45 o'clock. The receiving line will
include Miss Jessie Gray, DR.. Frank
w. Ballou, Commissioner George F.
Zook, officers Of the State Of Virginia
branch of the N. E. A.. members Of
the staff Of the National Education
Association and officers Of the Edu-
cation Association of the District Of
Columbia.
Music will be furnished by the or
chestra of the United States Army
Band. under the leadership Of Capt.
Kendall J. Fielder. Assisting Miss
Evening star., 1934-07-01
Garden Party Tuesday
For Miss Enele

Miss Lavinia Engle will hold q gar
den party and tea at her home In
Forest Glen, Md, Tuesday afternoon
from 5 to Z o'clock In honor of Miss
Ruth Shoemaker of Bethesda, candi-
date for the House of Delegates on
the Democratic ticket.
Miss Engle will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. A. L. Reynolds, acting
president OF the Woman's Democratic
Club Of Takoma Park, and Mrs JOS
eph c. Cissel. president of the wom-
ans branch Of the Silver Spring Gov
ernment Club. The affair will be at
tended by other candidates on the
Democratic ticket.