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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
BUY YOUR HOME.
ARE YOU EXPECTING
tn nTTTY n VnTTD HOME

New 7-room brick elegant with re
charm; 4 bed rooms convenient locatio
Only $3.50 on easy terms. See OWNEl
2Sol A4th 81 NE
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Observation-Disclosures

9O1 H. AVE NW.-2-ROOM. KITCH-
n and bath apt. bright hallway; near cars
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tional Cathedral. = rooms, baths, Gear
garage; $40. SANDOZ. INC. Decatur 40I0
and GeorgIa 4l44
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$3.50
Beautiful new colonial center-haH home
floors. rs Il tile f bath full basement washable
paper. hot-water heat. bargain. See 1t
today. Drive out Alabama ave. Sc. TO
18th place. turn left on 44th to No. 1l40.'
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SACRIFICE SlO 1000 HOME FOR S6.95O-
Detached rooms ami. large lot garage.
alley; restricted residential. near schools.
churches stores. block to car line: beauti-
full flowers; substantial cash needed. Line.
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LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1710 x st. NV National 1885,

NEAR PA AVE AND 10Th ST. NV
Good for home or better class rooming
house. II rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat,
use and likely to be vital to the proper
Development of the corner A reasonable
rental expectancy as rooms should be about
$500 per month. Price $4,000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1Tlg X St NV National 11R6
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
K rms in new-house condition with
concrete streets Close to store and bus;
5 rms on nice lot in built-up section.
Ara 22nd st. me-, new 6-rm. brick
with recreation room. freplaces. garage;
WvSo5oSDDR1pGE REALTY CO., 1877 r. I.
Ave. North 1908.
9O07 KIINGLE RID. Nw-s r. AND 9
g. ami, garage; reasonable.
r. L. SEYMOUR CO, INC,
1915 N. Y. Ave. National 79O7s
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NEAR CAPITOL-IO R. MOD. 4 BATHS
Circumstances force me TO sell; Sacri-
fee. $3.50. terms. District 5464. Lin
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THIS EXCEPTIONAL BRICK HOME ON
gath St. exclusive residential section of
Mass. ave II rooms. . porches. , bed
rooms. 3 master baths adjoining. maids
!: Dom With bath: complete. all modern con-
eniences: oil burner. EngliSh basement. -
car brC'- garage. weatherstripplng. screens
avnine. unusual value. $4,000. Call
Trr flrr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THREE ADULTS WISH TO OBTAIN 2 OR
manent. Address Box s69-E. Star ONCE,
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE ONE ROOM.
mo add aed f Bat s to st sxced sac
EMP. COUPLE WANTS 1 OR ROOMS.
Address Box 26s-E. Star offce.
c !3Ip.L " with baby desires one room:
Box 344-E Star office.
FURNISHED APT..1 or 2 R. K. { b.
not over SOD: Phone Col. 1896. Howard: .
UNPUBLISHED TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN.
able: BY April 1. Address Box 215,E.
LADY DESIRES FURNISHED APT-oNE
Phome N hnhsn s5 Hs Apt 1n6s section
Tooms Kitchen and and bath N FSod nw SIZE o
cation or nearby suburb. about March Is;
R RSt SysF Box sa4 q star o Ea particulars
Eastern High; desire furnished bed room.
kitchen private home. Must be really cheap
but nice. Address Box 279-E. Star office.
T9 o VI sS9M zsdSs1s HoR
265-E. Star ONCE.
WE WILL RENT YOUR APT. FUR. OR
ais. FREE RENTAL AGENCY. Geo 4sae.
UNPUBLISHED. ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath. by young couple about April /: not
over $40 per month. Address Box 139-E,
Star ONCE.
COUPLE. 2 WELL-BEHAVED GIRLS. AGES
So. Govt. man. desire 3 or 4 unfinished
housekeeping rooms. with bath, about April
1, near public grade school and street car;
223-E, Star ONCE. Sc
FURNISHED. 8 ROOMS. BATH NV OR
90 minutes from Capitol, bet. $50 and $40
month. Address Box 225-E Star Office. Sc
WANTED BY COUPLE NO CHILDREN
apartment or small house. preferably in
Bethesda. Rent must be reasonable. Adj
dress Box 90. Rockville. Md. 81
/ OR 2 RMS. KIT. BATH UNFUR.
Phone Cleveland 5000.
5431 Both PL. NV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


S Ses4 ro MoNf fteh sn bath: rst aoor de-
tached home. Phone North s4o2.
ZIG sth ST. s.w. ACROSS FROM SMITH
Sonian Park)-1st A.. comple, e t s,n
~ ar NE-ATTRAcTIVELY FUR
water; :5rd fioor Adults. 8.
1907 FAIRMoNT ST. NW;;Is RMS
kit. pvt bath, south. exp hsnt' cieah'
asa7 HIATT Pr NV. NEAR 14th AND
PARK I'd Young lady to share apart
ment with another. References exchanged.
Apt. 8. -5=-==.7.-
1927 CHAPLIN ST. Nw.L.GiRo IIaS FL Fl.
Epicida,re "S So per wk. Adults. No dogs.
BUSINESS WOMAN WILL SHARE HOME
and garden with refined young woman woman.
Excellent opportunity for Isn5 perS BUS
line ii III Wcstmorela9ddo st.; Clarendon
THE FARNsBoRo. al.o FLORIDA AVE-
Sublet, furnished to ,r NoV exposures living
r rtSmai d Ga room room. bed room bath large
kitchen. Phone North 1897 .
FREE RENTAL AGENCY: CAR ,ai AMP Gu nNH
EVE EVE GEO Hoi9 44 81 400 FARRAduT NV.
451s 18th ST. N.w-LIV1NG, ROOM, BED
ROOM kitchen dinette nicely auahiisiieo'
heat. light gas. Frieidaire. reason .,
500 ST, N.E.-FuRNlsHfnE+D, , Apl ho UNE
room. kitchen and nath' lof iis"' ''o1''
6IS ROCK CHEEK CHURCH ROAD-EN,
tire second floor. compIeIeaH,h haat iiGbt
rooms. kitchen. private s 2aSn; rasio
gas and phone. eIec' iei' o
garage. -.,-z-zz,..--
a5lS 18th NV BRIGHT RM
kitchenette second floor rear IN owner
INFER lT36 18TH ST. N.W.-WORK RIM.
Kit bath furnish gas. cleo. Frigidaire;
S47 so See janitor
:. SUNNY ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
Frigidaire in modern private home' ADULTS
only; $50, $50 ;ird ST, NV:
GIRL. GOVT. EMPLoYF 70 SHARE HAZE APT
sos Sunday.
:.70S ONTARIO RD.ETWo ROOMS
kitchenette. nicely Furnished, SECOND d, moor
ferred' Phone Columbia 4sl7.
handsomely. completely furnished. ORR
entail russ, radio yarsueno,, me modernistic
RESPONSIBLE party; $500. Col. 7451.
NEAR COL RID AND 18th ST RMS;
sou. exp. Frigidalre radio baby grand
piano: available at once, Sloo.oo. Phone
Adams 200.
1870 10Th ST. NV. APT; /. ,..,
large porch, beautifully furnished; S1l0
per month. nm
1-a3 ne Sales 81 District 35oo
S67. 80 . ROOMS. KIT. BATH.
1919 G ST NV.
Free gas electricity. refrigeration.
Spacious apartment. furnished in un-
usUalN fine style located in hgh-class
apartment building IN convenient sec,
ton: 24-hr. elevator and switchboard
FIDELITY STORAGE co. 1420 U St. NV.
sos 90 ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH.
400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Two SPACIOUS rooms. reception hall,
large kitchen tiled bath room fur
nisaed in unusually fine taste: every
thing absolutely clean: located in high.
class building. 24hour elevator and
switchboard service
See MISS MCNEIL Resident Manaser.
1d6 n ST Sc
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Cleveland PARK offers especial attractions
as high-clasS residential section. is only
10 minutes drive from the business dis
trict. The house and its beautiful grounds
and trees meet the requirements for an
individual home. IL rooms. 3 baths. Sleep
ing porch and other porches; garage. Price,
SlG, 900.
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HOUSES-FUR. & UNFINISHED.

de rACHED HOUSE. OVERLOOKING
Rock Greek Park, as whole or part: fur
nlShed or unfinished; by OWNER. Adams
35u6.
240l Bird ST. NE ROOMS CORNER.
mi, oil Leaf: upstairs tenant Will stay
$40. --
All 10th NW.-s ROOMS. . BATHS:
oil heat, Scar garage; beautifully furn.:
rent unfurn. Natl. 9724. Clev. 1898.
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SALE-HOUSES.

SA1<C0uOOSES.
NEW DETACHED BRICK CORNER RESI-
aence minutes dfys oo Of DSpoms e
struction above the average; walls are fur
proved by the Architects Advisory Coun-
ell Real value. Price. S1S.500. Address
OWNER Box 241-D. Star offlce.
2e-FooT BRICK HoME-cHoIcE; HIGH
Tsf u If oe ass den
first floor. outside pantry. BED ROOMS.
inciosed heated sleeping porch. maids
Tsse laFfs assi' deep Ssk @
cost nearly $50. 900: Can be bonght t for
1n sPen now YRS HosS fHE GAii
GEORGIA 675s.
NEAR l4th AND BUCHANAN STS,-SEM1-
detached brick. 4 yrs, old; sacrifice price
Of eaa ana S 4s4s
aDEAa s ss4y c9isnial design Of Stone
brick and Colonial clapboard; contains
bed room. 8 tiled baths. living room;
pIac ce: dining room. Kitchen. dining alcoye.
s sseOlns DGTeh Phone MSseonsln soss
NV: GLOVER PARK sEcE;oWNER
s siK soo 1asss Tile Kitchen and tiled bath
pOSc5ss terms S.y s5saSFe Gao Please
NEW BRICK COLONIAL. CENTER EN-
trance 9 rooms. 2 baths. garage: on neat.
cleo refrig: large lot: IN Edgemoor.
SIO.45O. Call Wisconsin 306S.
1882 ILLINOIS AVE. PETWORTH. COR
ner. in beautiful condition; AZ outside
price of SO g50 A house you should see
today. Open Saturday. to o. Sunday.
NEAR 18th AND MD. AVE N.E-10.RM.
br.. cleo; good rooming house; nice cellar.
alley Bargain. $500. VIM. N. PRES.
GRAVES q CO.. 402 9Th st. ne.
742 VAN .BUREN ST. N.W.-A NEW
be sold. Is open for your inspection Satur.
daY q Ia a. Sunday IN To q. 9eA IL today
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2 EMPLOYED GIRLS WISH ANOTHER
TO share small uptown Conn. ave. apt.
near Zoo. Address Box 33G-E. Star ofTlce
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sALE-co-oPERATIyE APIS.

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Clydesdale. 2SO1 Adams Mill I'd. n W.. Apt.
311-4 large rooms and bath 3 exposures.
Cost 50, 500. Sacrifice for So $50 with
reasonable cash payment. Open today for
inspection IL to pm,
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ORDWAY, APT. 3-3411 Goth ST NV
tnear park and shop. Conn. ave and Ord
way st.---Rent to lady. one warm. light
ROOM adjoining bath.
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Near Govt Dents

Near Govt Depts.
PARK CENTRAL 1900 F ST. NV.
FRlGlDAiRE CURRENT FREE-SS2 so.
Reception hail. large living room bed
room. sun room with Murphy bed, dinette,
kitchen, tiled bath. built-in tub and shower
see manager. Phone Metropolitan 0540.
2440 18th ST. NV.
Park Tower opposite Meridian Hill
PARK Refrigeration included;
switchboard. 3 elevators garage
rooms, bath porch $4,000
Resident Manager
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV National 2345
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COLORED-10 ROOMS. AMI: 2l31 N
st. NV. newly decorated: rent reduced.
Phone Columbia 1894.
COLORED, 1921 4th ST. Nw.-6 RIM,
Brick. new paper and paint; electricity;
latrcbe, hot and cold water. Open IL TO
pm.
SCI ,5O-FoR coLoRED-6 RMS. BATH:
newly painted and papered. ami. 1850
Oak st. Phone Shepherd 3514.
COL.-I913 lIth-6 r. AMI, GARAGE
Two fiats 753A Fairmont st.
J. F. HOLLAND. 1901 18th St. No. 1927. .
COLoRED-2269 9th ST. NV. 5 r. S25
1850 4sth pL. r. $50. Met. 4300. En-
FOR RENT TO coLoRED-1l32 CoLUM-
5 Sia Td ioi IL rooms all modern. Phone
COLORED
1905 ST. NV r. B.. h-wh eli. 40 so
ISL! Central ave. NE rms Ell. y 90
1925 Capital ave. n.e.-5 ms. 1880
5ul9 Nash ST. me- rms. elec. 20.n0
GUY Thinner. 1926 ST. NV. North 1907
FOR COLORED.
$3.50 Ontario road r. > baths. new
house condition: every modern improve
ment; 2-r.. RECEIPT. hall and bath apt, on
third floor
h.-w.h.. elec full basement; large lot: new
house condition. Immediate possession.
Call METZLER. 1106 VT. ave. Dist $500
or Sunday and nights. Adams 0620.
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2O12 EYE ST. NV.
5-RM. FRONT Apt sac.

- ideally located, newly decorated: rooms,
electricity ~ 1890
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WANTED-CO-oPERATIvE APIS.

GROOM HOUsE-PETWORTHI
porch. Large lot to 81 feet wide in rear.
fruit trees. etc. Garage. For co-opera.
tive apartment. Phone Adams 1884,
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WOODBRIDGE . ROOM. DETACHED
house. near R. I. ave. nicely furnished;
convenient neighborhood S35. 1921 New
ton ST NV
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APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN.

APARTMENTS = NEWLY DECORATED
some furnished in high-class northwest
buildings. Car available on appointment.
Call MRS. GREEN Adams 454S
BEAUTIFUL ROOM AND KITCHENETTE
south expos. open fireplace newly dec.
gas and lights free; So to 81 weekly.
1000 st. NV.
1876 KENYON NV. :. 3 ROOMS.
kitchen bath SIS. $50. S35; adults
only.
2434 FRANKLIN ST N.E-3 r, H. K.
b.. > pchs: ami. but heat; S25 mo. 1928
T n.w.-3 r. b.. $50: ami but cleo. r..
SIG. Rms Open. Met. 6431. Bus at dr. 90
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914 FARRAGUT ST. NV.

Owner moving. will sacrifice beautiful
home. 30 feet wide rooms bath pantry.
nice yard separate garage. 3 porches.
Phone Columbia l155
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SHEPHERD PAHk BAHSALdN.
7542 10Th St. N.W.-Open Today.
original price nearly cut in half now
S9'450. S-r and 2-b. semi-det. brick
home, % # wide: garage.
AIJ-BRICK COLONIAL. 64l GIRARD
st. ne This home contains 6 large
rooms with tile bath. New finish through
oi1t. 2 porches Paved street and alley.
Convenient to transportation ard stores
Price S6.750. on terms. EUGENE =.
pHiFER. North $500. Decatur 4S97-R.
1877 INGLEsIDE TERRACE-SIx ROOMS
and bath. 3 large porches. built-in garage.
automatic gas heat; overlooking, Rock
Greek Park: convenient to SCHOOLS and
with your approval. If you are looking
for a real home; be sure to see this one.
S6.950-sIx-RoOM BRICK HOUSE TWO
rear porches large front yard; AL condi-
ton. Immediate possession. $50 Poto-
mac ave. Sc. Mr.. LEE. District 1900.
SIX-ROoM BRICK CHEVY CHASE
Would consider cash or lot for my equity.
address BOZ 263-E. star once.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

h"5 TUCKERMAN ST N.W.-6 ROOMS.
brick. Semi-detached; Frigidaire. garage,
ami; S55 for desirable tenant; good
location. Sc
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SALE-HOUSES.

SPECIAL. SPECIAL BARGAINS-sPECU.
lators investors and sgents-N.W. SEMI
detached rooms, ami; sleeping porch,
trust; price. 50. $50. Act today. Met. 6S56.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

CoLoRED--6 ROOMS BATH. H;;-WH;.
porch; bargain for quick sale. Decatur
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OPEN &. HEATED TODAY. Q TOE.
Sunday. 10 TO O.
GS1 FAIRFAX RID. Edgemoor.
Md.-Price. Sl0.95O. Prom Be-
theSda Bank. at Wisconsin ave. and
old GEORGETOWN I'd turn left into
E1gemoor lane TO Fairfax I'd and
lift to house real bargain
4347 FESSENDEN ST West
Chevy Chase D. C.-Price, S10.25O.
In second block west of Wisconsin
ave. on FeSsenden St
SEE OUR SIGNS.
BOSS e. PHELPS,
Realtors.
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NEAR 10th AND PARK RID.
Arm. APT, $50.

Modern apt. bldg. bright exposure; large
rooms and closets. refrigeration, fine fit
tlngs Phone Adams g62S
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NEAR l4th AND EUCLID sTs

WONDEhfUb HOME BUY.
VIII exchange the equity of $4,000 In
THIS property for small investment prop
Lot 25x142-Semi-detach brick 10
rooms. baths. oil heat. 2-car brick garage.
WAGGAMAN- BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
100 Eye ST Metropolitan $3.50
Sundays and Evenings Cleveland 1859.
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N.Sw.-ose '................ Ss5.oo
NJ " -3siGo 10th st.: 6 r., b.. $500
NW-bIl 10th ST.: 5 r, b...... 30. 90
Nw,7o7 N ! ave-: r, be-. $3.50
40 K st:7 r.....,.. $3.50
M 1911 Sfh st; g r,,,.,. 5000
MM'MW-aSi Mass ave; 6 r. be-. $3.50
y -ISio 7 ave; r,,,. $500
1o2n p ST. r,.. $3.50
pierce st. Il r b.. 2O.5o
~ -56Os Eve st; f,,..,. 1S.5
;MW.--a M 81. r...... 1850
3 pear 110 z st; 4 r..,. 1850
NW-Rear AIS K St: To-. 1000
THoS. p, WALSH. ING; ,sso
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DOWNTOWN RMS, $50.
Modern elevator apt. bldg. central loca-
tlon: large rooms closets tiled bath.
l4o4 x 81 NV Phone National h491
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GROOM BRICK HOUSE, HALF COM
pleted. Southeast Maryland ami: lot
62l2xl4J: (: 800: $500 cash. $50 per
month. Address Box Held Star off1ce.
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10 BUILD YOUR HUME!
Home buyers or builders. I have two
just cast of Conn. ave. at prices that
are unusually low. I cannot only sell
these lots. If you are a home buyer. but
can furnish builder and financing for your
home. aor full information. SEE OR
PHONE Mr.. SCARBOROUGH. l417 X ST,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
Appreciation

Miss Essie R. Mason, director of
the Gospel Chorus of Bethesda
Baptist Church, received token of
appreciation from members of the
chorus and a number of admiring
friends at a surprise party given in
her honor by the chorus Monday
night, December "a, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitley,
2816 Elliot Ave. At the close of a
pleasant evening of entertainment
Mrs. Estella Sims, of the chorus,
called the guests to order, made a
neat little talk, extolled the serv-
ices of Miss Mason and presented
her with the gift. Although taken
entirely by surprise Miss Mason
made a fitting acknowledgment. All
the chorus, not otherwise engaged
for the evening, were present, and
in addition Rev. and Mrs. w. E.
Warrington and w. M. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Whitley were exceptional
hosts. The rooms were beautifully
decorated, a Christmas tree arts
tically trimmed won the admira-
ton of everyone. Refreshments
were served by the hostess, herself
a member of the chorus. Mr.. Whit
ley gave expert assistance.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
COMMENT
ADVICE TO THE EDITOR
(By the Editor)

A young st. Paulite wrote me
awhile back to explain what was
news and what news should go on
the front page of our paper and a
few more words of advice as to
how the editors job should be
done. The young man suffers from
the same ailment that worries
quite a few persons. The editor
has no trouble in recognizing news
when he sees it. But he wants his
news in time to properly allocate
it and not at the last minute. Some
times we don't have enough of the
right kind of news to fill our front
page space, then something else
necessarily gets in. The editor
does not promise position on any
page Of this paper to any one and
for a number of reasons. This is a
matter he decides for himself. It
isn't always news because someone
wants to see his name in print and
even when it is news it is seldom
important enough to fill a column
of space. We publish our paper in
the interests of several thousands
of readers who are interested in
matters that vary greatly. We
can't give it all front page space
nor permit each writer to write ad
hbitum. So the editor must con-
tinue to use his own judgment but
tressed by his blue pencil and the
handy waste basket.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
Elite Club Climaxes
Christmas Campaign

More than a score of children's
hearts were gladdened Christmas
Eve when the Elite Clubs commit
tee distributed a galaxy of gifts
climaxing their first annual Christ
mas Campaign. The club wound
up a three weeks drive with we'll
over $500, with which they pur-
chased candy, fruits, toys, and
games for twenty-seven children.
The money was donated by benevo-
lent st. Pauites, who still believe
that Santa Claus really should be
for all children.
On last Monday a committee
went downtown and bought sew
enty pounds of candy, a crate of
oranges and apples, and a whole
bag full of toys and games. I'M
mediately after, the whole club
gathered at 500 Rondo and packed
twenty-seven bullying bags with
Christmas cheer.
Leader of the four teams was
that of Bessie Powell, Beatrice
Schuck, and Elizabeth Schuck,
which collected the sum of $3.50.
Far behind the leaders, came the
teams of Drexel Pugh and Stanley
Harris, with $3.75, Hazel Warricks,
Reginald Harris and Marguerite
Payne, with 1885, Robert Gardner
and John Walton with 1914, max
ing a total of $26.23. Additional
contributions were: Majestic Drug
Store, SOC; Mrs. Stokes, 25c; Anon
ymous, 25c; Anonymous, 15c, and
Steichen's Grocery contributed
candy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
Holds Exhibit

The Criterion Art Club held its
Annual Exhibit and Tea Monday,
Dec. 10th, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Schuck, S44 Fuller
Ave. The club colors, Orchid and
Pink, were carried out in the dec
orations.
This was the largest exhibit the
Club has ever had as to the number
of Art pieces and quantity and
quality of work.
1t was very we'll attended and
every one enjoyed the following
program: Piano Selection, Mrs.
Mable Lee; Remarks, Mrs. Jennie
Young; Piano Selection, Ruth
Reed; Solo, Miss Ruth Brown;
Club History, Mrs. Ida Hanna
Solo, Mrs. Lyles; Piano Selection,
Mrs. Mable Lee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
OUR CHRISTMAS NUMBER

We are especially proud of our
Christmas number-last weeks is
sue. Among the hundreds of
smaller papers published by our
contemporaries, we have seen
none that excel it in reader interest
and clean cut makeup. Just be-
cause we fear none of our readers
may write in to tell us so, we are
saying it ourselves. It costs lots
of money, lots of hard work, much
Of cooperation from a considerable
clientele and the patronage of num-
bers Of fine business men who use
it's columns to tell you they ap-
preciate your patronage and want
your business. We will be salts
fed to continue our work without
an expression of approval from our
public, if that public will remember
the firms who make it possible for
us to continue in business. When
you have money to spend consult
first the advertisement columns of
your paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
Christmas Party

The Toutes BONES Amies Club
met at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Tarver, Friday, Dec.
18th, in their recreation rooms.
This being their Christmas Party,
the club members entertained
their husbands at Bridge and dane
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Settle were also
guests of the Club. Mrs. Settle
won guest prize, L. Strothers first
Club prize and E. Taryer consola-
ton prize. Each one received a
beautiful Christmas gift, after
which a delicious Dutch lunch was
served. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
A NEAR ACCIDENT

A passenger steps from the
front end of a street car. The
motorman stops just long enough
to permit him to step to the
ground. The passenger attempts
to cross in front of the car and
only the quick, almost involuntary
action of the driver saves a
tragedy. This dangerous practice
may be witnessed almost any day
on any car line. Warnings seem
useless. Getting off a street car
either in front or rear, one should
step to the pavement before at
tempting to cross the street. Sim
pie enough rule but the failure to
observe this has cost many a life
or desperately painful injury.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-27
Veteran Elk HOnOred by Women
from Minnehaha Temple No. 129

J. Ed. Stewart, 2915 Columbus
Avenue, veteran Elk and long time
resident of Minneapolis, was given
a very delightful surprise on his
birthday, Thursday evening, Dec.
18th. Called home suddenly, he
found the house filled with guests
from the Minnehaha Temple No.
1919, Daughter Elks, who had come
to congratulate him upon reaching
his three score and ten years.
The ladies held grateful men,
cries of Mr.. Stewards many eff
fective activities on their behalf
through past years, and took this
occasion to remind him of it.
The Daughters took charge of
the entertainment which, in addi-
ton to music and song, included
some very palatable refreshments.
Mrs. Helen Jackson, Daughter
Ruler of the Temple, at the con-
clusion of a complimentary talk,
presented, on behalf of the women,