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The Washington times., 1936-03-30

FRANCES LangIOFu ana IOny
Martin have been among the In
separables here, 1t now appears
her real heart Is still the Florida
hometown boy Cy Bart
let's picture, Boulder DAM"
was previewed Tuesday night
and drew favorable comment
1t features Patricia Ellis
and Rose Alexander
They're BEGINNING to gag about
Chaplin and Paulette GOddard'S
elOpement The general i'm
preston now Is that the pair
have been married for months
but that they will 80 through
with their plans for another
merger for no good reason
Report in New York that John
Steinberg Is returning has him
upset As stated here sew
eral weeks ago, he has just
signed a new contract with Billy
WilkersOn which will keep him
in Hollywood as manager Of the
TrOcaderO and VendOme for two
more years Comedian Sam
my Cohen, parted from his
bride, il brOOding all over town
in the late spots aside to
Benny Fields. That must be q
long rehearsal-MOnday to Sat
urday night Benny Ru-
bins new air break thrills the
Broadway colony here =.
SnOOtiest set in the film capital
is the sO-called British colony
none Of the members Of
which with q few exceptiOns) is
particularly popular with the
other stars and near-stars.
They swear by Irving Berlin
on the 20th. Century-Fox lot. He
is loved on all lots and is known
for his transformations generosity
=. Before leaving town last time
he handed out money gifts
large sumS-to every underling
no matter how obscure, with
whom he had come into any
contact while on assignment
here. SO far the fiery Lupe
Velez and Johnny Weissmuller
have been q total social flop
since her return to town. . i
mean they've behaved like con.
tented married folks. no out
bursts, no public quarrels-every-
thing serene and quiet. Maybe
until Lupe's next picture is ready
ITO refute rumors spread in
New York, Irving Thalberg and
Norma Shearer have been ap.
pearing together everywhere.
The report is said to have started
because Thalberg was seen out
alone several timeS-the Shearer
gal retiring early because of
m orning assignments on her
Romeo and Juliet" picture. {.
The desert had it's first snowfall
in many years early yesty morn
ing-but Hollywood had its full
share Of the sun and spring
warmth. . Returning New York.
ers are finding it difficult to
o b tain plane reservations-be,
cause SO many planes are laid
I'm In the flooded SectiOnS
The Washington times., 1936-03-30
Poetry Clinics
Established .
ByCIubs
BY MARY PADGETT

Would.be poets and amateurs
need not feel that their efforts
are in vain because of the lack of
encouragement, criticism and ap-
probation.
For the aid Of versifiers, poetry
clinics" are being established
throughout the country, under the
sponsorship Of the Poetry Division
of the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs, Of which Mrs.
D. A. McDougal, of sapulpa, Okla,
who makes her home in the Dis
trict of Columbia, is chairman.
Mrs. McDougal already has
established such a clinic In this
city. Hundreds Of inquiries from
persons eager to be accepted as
members of the group have come
since its establishment. Mrs. Nc
Dougal says:
"This venture has verified my
contention that there is, in the
heart of every mortal that
hveth' an urge for self-expres-
sion; in other words, an urge to
write poetry. Poems have been
received from carefree young
school girls, staid business men.
busy housewives, society dew
OteeS and men and women
trembling in the rays Of the
westering sun. Poems are not
criticized when sent by mail, but
we intend to establish q critics
bureau q little later"
A national Poetry Festival IN
Washington next year is another
of Mrs. McDougaPs major prof.
ects. To this end, she is Stimulat-
ing a greater poetry-consciousness
in clubs, with an intensive celebra-
ton this year Of Poetry Week, the
last week in May.
Mrs. McDougal denies being a
poet herself, but one Of her poems
is included in the volume Of verse.
Wandering Fires" written by her
daughters, Violet McDougal and
Mary McDougal Axelson.
The Daughters of Mary of Holy
Rosary Church will present the
second performance of pilates
Daughter" tomorrow night at 8:15
o'clock in Carroll Hall. The play
was presented last night and was
most enthusiastically received.
With an entirely female cast,
pilates Daughter" is Americas
oldest Passion Play. For IS years,
including this year, it has been
presented under the sponsorship
of the Mission Church in Rox-
bury. Mass. and its fame has
spread far and wide.
This is the first time the drama
has been presented in Washing
ton.
The Daughters Of Mary have
worked hard to make this initial
introduction to Washington a sue
cess. The play was written by
Father Francis L. Kennel, a. Re-
demptorist priest. The cast in
cludeS:
Catherine Vagnoni, Jennie Pc
luso. Stella Micro, Lily Bonucelli,
Santina Suraci, Marietta Giangiu-
lilo, Matilda Maisti, Epifania
Niosi, Constance Ruggieri, Nancy
Ruggieri, Rose Ferrara. Mary
Ann ConSorti, Catherine Massino,
Antoinette Maciulla, Mary Mos
ca, Beatrice Fioramonti, Florina
Vagnoni, Mary Ferrara, Mary Vag-
noni, Mary Fioramonti, Mary Lou
ise Rauzino, Anna Rinaldi, An
gelina Bello, Mary Massino, Grace
Cotturo, Christina MoSca, Mary
Lepre, Susie D'AmbroSio, Rose
D'AmbroSio, Bambina Giangiulio,
Rosina Maciulla, Jeannette Grazi-
ano, Emma Di Pietro, Loretta Le-
one, Marietta Cotturo, Filomena
Palma, Mary Maciulla, and Mary
Caponnetto.
The Washington times., 1936-03-30

overemphasized curves and under.
developed hollows are the sign OF
weak muscles. To promote SYM
metry, the muscles underlying
bulges and hollows must be toned
and disciplined through corrective
exercise.
Follow the General Exercises
with the muscle-building move
ments that meet your figures 8
needs. Stretching exercises Will
take care Of the avoirdupois that
has cost you your waistline, so
follow the directions in the leaflet.
stretch the Fat From Your Waist
line, Ribs and WiShbone."
Swinging and jumping exercises
are the solution to hip and thigh
problems, for fat and motion cam
not occupy the same tissue. Shuttle
into action with the leaflet Hips,
Hips Away!"
With spring styles predominant
ly slim, there is no way out OF 1t
we Rave to exercise, no matter
how lazy we are. Let's not delay
another day. Four weeks from
now, when you are inches slim
mer, you will be thankful for the
shopping tour that shocked you
into exercise.
To obtain any or all Of the leaf.
lets mentioned send addressed,
stamped envelope with your re-
quest.
BALANCED REDUCING MENU
BREAKFAST
The Washington times., 1936-03-30

Now that Roger Pryor, jr., has
been aired by his wife, the film
colony is certain he and Ann
SOthern will take the long
march But the SOthern
gals close friends have an idea
that ms real yearn is in an
other direction Although
The Washington times., 1936-03-30

tonic. Read what Mrs. Pansy Wingrove of
Olive St, Parkersburg, w. Va, said: "I
believe DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is
the best tonic that women can use. II has
been Of the greatest benefit to me. owe my
present good health 10 this wonderful medi-
cine. hEse Wsed Gss Prescxiption' when
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Gnd ae EDpao WY sUpate cod hAbnad 1e
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The Washington times., 1936-03-30

silhouette generally is slim-and
that yours isn't. However, with
four different types Of suits to
The Washington times., 1936-03-30
>Yo%Mz Mz,s/;%y,>ssr tyre E,
Regularity In Exercise Is
Key to Symmetry
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

In spring Of the year you wonder how you happened
your figure go in the first pace-or in any other place.
for that matter
If this past winter you nonchalantly consumed caories in
Of your sedentary needs shopping for your spring
wardrobe will reveal the error of your weighs!
Evening star., 1936-02-14
Auction SALES-TODAY.
DAM A. wEscHLER & SON. AuctionseTs.

ADAM A. WESCHLER SON. Auctioneere.
gEcs pMEELS SAEE q s6 GHfEgsF9s isgs FQsK
5ESEEH HEhGE S tfSEafE TSR fFNEHd Ng4REf{ BqSk SE
STREETS s.w.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded IN
dsT No s5g fG 6 I ct c0u
cured thereby the UNDERSIGNED trustee will
OF Of the e0i respective sS prem premises. on FRIpAY.
The The FoURTEENTH pAYs pay OF sB!IF;.I TEBRq;ARXS Z
1895 lb the 10 pIopefes In
'ns D'S'A;r' AT raREE II ii5u05esI ocIoeR Pm. 49,.
Original lots 46 and AZ in square $50:
tHt'5G about 50x9s'5 feet located on the south
side of Liberty Street between Ninth ano
Tenth FaREE f1d qT1efp SePEN ssrestsI rocIoGk Sex
Part of original lot in square 325. DC.
and and SQUARE and TunninE thence north
s IS feet hs0'f o he ~es sor6 23 ns o Street snd
thence east along said Street % feet -
the place of beginning: now known for
500 in SQUARE 325 improved BY two-story
brick dwelling, No 229 Eleventh Street
AT THREE FoRTy-F1yE o'CLocK Pm
Arthur MattinRly, Trustees Subdivision
of part Of ''Pleasont Plains" as per plat
recorded in Liber County No. IL: folio l32
OF the Records of the once Of the Sur
veyor of the District Of Columbia; now
known for purposes Of assessment and tax
alton as lot ii in square 1897; improved
by three-story brick dwelling No, 1865
Park Road NV with double metal garage
in rear; subject to covenants Of record.
Terms of sale One-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
| in equal inStallments, represented by prom
! issory notes of purchaser payable In one
| and two years with interest at e per cent
| per annum from day of sale, PAYABLE semi
| annually secured BY first deed Of trust
| upon property sold or all cash at option
| of purchaser A deposit Of $500 on each
| property required of purchaser at sale.
| Examination of title. conveyancing; re
| cordinE. revenue stamps and notartal fees
! at cost of purchaser Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days from GATE
of sale. otherwise trustee reserves the
right to resell property at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser, after hve days
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON.
D. c. or deposit NAV be forfeited.
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY HOWARD MORAN.
Vice President.
A. H. sHILLINGToN.
Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1936-02-14
SALE-HOUSES.
fCantinued.l


S7.o50-NEW DETACHED CENTER-HIALL-
PLAN BRICK. lust on Glebe 70, IN
fui WooDED LoT: s rooms, tile bath.
electric refrigerator. spacious side
porch. fireplace and built-in garage.
$40 5oo 3SU6iN iii 10th ST. HE1oHTs-Large
S-room and 2-bath brick home, over
looking Government PARK. Only
square from stores and car line: OIL
BURNER elec. refrigeration. complete
SHANNON & IUcHs CO.,
1905 H ST NV. NATIONAL 2345.
NOT JUST A HOUSE BUT A HOME.
Cape Cod home: bed room and bath on
first floor: bed rooms. bath on SECOND
floor This home is insulated, caulked
ther-stripped, screened; large cellar
beautifully finished recreation room, Co.
lonial front porch lot 50x150 feet. gear
brick garage. and priced under $4,000.
You will never duplicate this home at price
tion OF city, Evenings: Columbia $3.50.
1924 14th % s.. Nv District 3s47.
NEW SAUNDERS SERVICE.
When your home is built according to
your own ideas there is priceless satistac-
ton in home ownership.
If you own a lot and have 1t paid for, or
II you can buy lot-let us show you how
we can help you build the home that will
exactly fit your plans.
Our liberal financing plan may be ad-
justed to individual cases. Call and let US
VIM H SAUNDERS CO. NC,
Saunders Service Since 1887
Evening star., 1936-02-14
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

IMMEDIATE CASH FOR REAL ESTATE.
white or colored large or small properties.
REGARDLESS of condition. Address Box
2S7-R. Star ONCE.
WE HAVE INVESTMENT BUYERS FOR
houses apartments and business proper
ties showing good returns. See Mr.. Allen.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN INC. 9l6 10th
st. NV Phone Metropolitan l143.
WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOR SMALL
apt buildings containing from IL 70 80
units: also from 10 TO IL small brick
dwellings Kindly call US or write giving
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
133 18th st. NV National 03o2.
Evening star., 1936-02-14
HARRISON BRAND. JR.. Attorney,
1921 Woodland Drive.

T2E1Ga F2E bisTk1TF n TIE os sUe6EME eFnfo nfouRT Or
saPsR ssF %AN6Fzf6K1s69 N62FfSTh1GF or caSh1HSMqBl Sa2ShHSMqBla
To the Creditors and stoekholders Of the
LUMBIA PAPER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY hereinafter called the "Debtor"O
Scr R ~ tSs and for relief unSsr
been approved as properly filed under said
section, and an order was filed in these PRO-
ceeoings on January 81. 1898. Temporarily
properties and authorizing Debtor to con-
tinue its regular business activities pending
0taV n ihs G1sn to N3eE Re sfore
said order. OF a hearing, to be held before
hS SS9se%e me Sogrt Of the DstTct Of Ga
said petition and to determine whether
possession or appoint trustee tee or trust trustees. s.
RSd BhsHR9;3n p xiSLg'FS PArE
NIcoEs6E NMIHcNogEssdSrPFSG pFssdsno COMPANY teY4al sY4 6
IToRs;-sLucien II. MereieT; Rsceive!:m-7;
Ps notice RAY 6n ns w ~
1896. the Supreme Court of the District
OF OF GSss9a sEH sntfsd s1sHER orde5 II ths see
NC f ef a. Il EQUITY sHfE No 545Ia A0mns sapTeme S
part as toII9ws Ordered ,h that said Lu,
the creditors OF said Rauscher's Inc. a
notice TO file with him. within sixty 900
days Of the date of the publication of said
Order, duly authenticated copy of their
claims. said publication to be in the Eve
ming Star and in the. Washington Law
Reporter once week for three successive
der their claims duly notariZed to the
undersigned at the address given below.
within the time limit set, or lose their
rights to share in the assets Of said
Rauscher's. Inc; LUCIEN H. MERCIER;
Metropolitan Bank Bids Washington. D. c.
fel42l2S
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HARRISON BRAND. JR... Attorney,
1921 Woodland Drive.

NOTICE: IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. In the
H2sts5 of RisTR4GfSTI or FcoNpHNYE S65TMB1a
Virginia CORPORATION. Debtor. No. 1884 -
To the Creditors and Stockholders OF the
Debtor and Claimants against the Debtor
or its Property: Notice is hereby gwen tnaI
a Plan of REORGANIZATION has been proposed
and filed by the Debtor in the above en-
titled proceeding under Section 77B OF
the Bankruptcy Act in the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, and that
hearing for the consideration Of said Plan of
Reorganization will be held in this Court on
March 80, 1895. at 1000 o'clock AN. Copies
of this notice and the Plan Of ReorganiSa-
ton. forms for proof of claim or ownershlp.
and forms for acceptance OF the Plan
have been mailed to all known creators
affected by the Plan and to all Stockhold-
ers of the Debtor. Creditors ana stock
holders who have not received a notice.
plan or forms may secure them upon
written request addressed to District OF
Columbia Paper Manufacturing Company
Washington. D. c, No claim or interest
not filed and evidenced in the manner
specified BY the Court on or before March
23. 1886. may participate in any plan tor
the reorganization of the Debtor; except
on order for cause shown. Dated wash
TRiCT or COLUMBIA PAPER MANQFAC-
TURING COMPANY. By g. L. NICOLS0N.
President. Iel4,SI
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MAX II. ARoNSoN, Attorney.
1IO3 Vermont Bldg.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. Holding an Equity
Welch Corporation.-ESuity 57,4s5iM;
proceeding is to distribute to the creditors
and other persons entitled to the same all
of the assets of The Robert Welch Corpora
tion, cSrporstiOn formerly doing business p;s
trict of Columbia; Upon consideration OF
duly qualified in this cause. il is by the
Court this 3rd day Of February. 1885.
ordered that all persons having claims
against The Robert Welch Corporation. or
against the assignee. present and file an
itemized statement Of their claims: duly
verified by affidavit Of the clam claimant n, with
Ave. Vermont Bldg. WASHINGTON. District
of Columbia: and copy Of this order shall
be published once every ten days for four
consecutive ten day periods in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and in The Evening
Star and further that a copy of this order
shall be mailed by said assignee to each
at their last known address; JESSE G.
ADKINS, Justice sSsslo a tTne rye copy;
GEORGE A. WATTS. Asst. Clerk
Evening star., 1936-02-14
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
and Md.-Several modern homes; q rooms.
bath to rooms a bed rooms), > baths.
FURNISHED HOME 5 ROOMS, ALL
modern conveniences; Brookland. Call
Potomac 5079-W.
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70 PROPERTY OWNERS.

70 PROPERTY OWNERS.
D c. MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
We will refinance or combine your pres
ent trusts into smaller payments; lowest
int rest rates; cash also available for re-.
pairs. taxes etc. Strictly reliable. honest
service for honest people. Call MI. SMITH
Merrnnnlitan 47A1.
Evening star., 1936-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE p1sTRIcT OF
Plaintiffs. vs.. ELIZA JOHNSON. ct al,
Defendants.-No 5365s: Equity Docket; ;-
trustees, having reported that. they have
Parcel s7I51s and Parcel sis.I s7.fss in fully ths
County Of Washington. District Of Colum-
bia. to & Grif1n for Seyenty,sevenh, Hn,set aun3 ~
payment OF brokers commission Of i've
$50 per cent: and having reported fur-
theI that they have entered into soG {1i7v eGn
described in said report; situate in the
County of Washington, District OF Coium-
bia. to Richard j. Hewitt. for Seven Thou
sand $4,000 Dollars. all cash. subject
to payment OF brokers' commission OF nye
$50 per cent it is this 9th day Of Feb
ruary. 1896. ordered that said sales be
ratified and confirmed by the Court. unless
cause to the contrary be shown before the
2Sth day of February. 1896. PROVIDED
copy Of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks in tine
Washington Law Reporter; and The Eye Eve
period JESSE c. ADKINS. Justice. (Seal)
A true copy Test: FRANK E, CUNNING
HAM. Clerk. BY RICHARD j. KIRKLAND,
Asst Clerk feI .l4,2l
Evening star., 1936-02-14
SALE-HOUSES.

$3.50.
Mt. Pleasant. at car line and stores; Ge;ss
porch; house like new; first trust. S6 900.
Terms to suit Call Adams 221s. 10.
NEW STONE HOUSES DESIRABLE HOMES,
maneen tranee air. al e lisht, sunshine. First floor
large SseS living room room open fireplace tile lava
sGTy snd kfcsen second Oor %
tile baths. large closets and ATTIC base
ment. paneled recreation room. tile bath
This house Just west Of Conn. ave. Trans
portation is unexcelled and a new high
es ested cali i'm in person 1904 Aibemarle st NV
or phone Cleveland 1898 during day: eve
nings. Emerson 172O.
BY. owNER-BARdAIN IN sEMJ.pE-
5sasas ssas 9Th SEE oD2R Can to Met S al ~
8 baths. oil heat; suitable for roomins
house. three apartments or home. 1340
Irving st. NV.
81. 7.950-MARIETTA PARK-7-RooM AND
co. phone National O352.
ss. ss.sOOCDETAcHED. BATTERY PARK.
Situated on q nice lot; handy to every
fact. we know Of no other home in this
exclusive suburb so reasonable. The house
aso ahoweP ~fHf fstl}oor iavateTy, % very beaati-
full and large stone fireplace pretty shrub
berry and a garage. All has Just been re-
ashsd Sn like eay Psone s isS9S aSoSE R
Net Metrcpolitan %n 1858 1853. Eveninss. = to 8. cali
North 70S5.
CATHOLIC CHURCH ONLY CLOCKS,
schools and batSs
siSs pieased witt with this home. Drive out and see
or phone for sheIasn fsIG ss5ysse t. NV + house
1928 ,4sh Wkf5E j. H.Il + JAMES DIST bist. ss47.
in growing section. 8 rooms, bath. attic.
garage. porches. An excellent opportunity
fS5 future value I1spect any 1y, time oSG, s2s
1925 1yshh Whr5E j. Nv Z JAMES DIST bfst. ss47.
sa.oSss4s ssPGGM66ATR9 % ne. fSgrN vA vAAxrs
5-room frame buns city improvements.
BARGAINS Met. O729: res. Clev. O979. 16'
YOUR RENT FREE. PLUS A GOOD IN
SH Side near g0i i4th and PARK rd n'W.: DVcA each &
apt has 5 rooms and bath. big porch. elec.
refrigeration. one-piece sink: etc: income
per year. with low rent Sl.775; price,
DSiIssTF0SSa17 DIsT. Sa17. W. [. MOORE. GEO. asoe.
S14 50O-NEW DETACHED STONE HOME
near conn. ave. ana AIDemarle ST., Deo
rooms, 3 baths. rec room, lavatory on LIST
floor. @. z. oil burner, built-in garage.
This home is being offered for less than
the cost of duplication.
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th ST. NV. Met O100,
Telephone Service Until 8 PM.
| S9.500--A GRAND BUY IN MT. PLEAS
ant. close to the, car line and bus,
stores. schools and churches CORNER
home. 2 rooms "A BED ROOMS, attic,
upper screened and inclosed rear porch,
reception hall. good side and rear yards.
2-car brick garage. Property cost own
er around $4,000. BOSS & PHELPS
NATIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE,
ADAMS 1877.
= $3.50 CASH. S475O MONTHLY.
Wear Grant Circle-6-rm brick refriger-
ator. porches gar. Bargain. Geo. $500.
a BIG LOTT Here IS the ideal buy. oI
attractive street In CHEVY CHASE
Built on LOT 20 It. FRONT BY 200 ft
deep. well handicapped with dne trees
grape. arbors. shrubs and fsh ponos
An all-masonry center-hali Colonial Q,
9 rooms. breakfast nook den sntS,. ~ e,
matte heat and refriserstI9n yacsNnH. NH.
bargain; BOSS & REELPS;y yrNsya M
GEORGIA 67ba.
Evening star., 1936-02-14

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals or nci BIDS sd6ffeIsgat II HSattso
Vile vii MARYLAND, and Endorsed bids for
street Improvement work in the town town SS oI
Hyattsville Maryland. will be recelyeo a,tS 9y
Vile Maryland. at its municipal ofhces on
Johnson Ayenns until o.h eisht 1ose Selqek 9 Pm
at which time and place they will be pub
iiciS ApsRoxfMaTf IgeRes fnq Ffaa QUANTITIES OF
10000 GU. yds. excavation. unclassineo.
$500 lin. It. concrete curb.
1850 so. yds. plain cement concrete
pAsns ssi Zoo 50. #. concrete sidewalks; .rr
$3.50 SO. yds. bituminous cohere'e su
together with various miscellaneous items
Oh F3BIiG sSRS.TSe'aSo WORKS ADMINISTRATION, :.
Special note to be made that this pro1ecI
viii be built in Cooperation with and
:; e +. s.6Is Iset tsss not
seTDea ssi hfn Hs ths ths Fedenal s
istration must. be paid on this proleotd; pds in
With specifications ons The thereto attached Each
bid must be accompanied BY u9vE cefs1nNSH Hr1Na
fhssf 5Rsb fSs 6oL2sEs 2Nk
the Mayor and common Council OF Ayatlse rs
ye S,dSsr 1 ssn s
execute the necessary instruments tneIeto;
The successful bidder will be redulreo 70
tory to the Mayor and Common CounsL
Of Hyattsviile and the state direct3r 81 Ins
for an amount EQUAL to the amount OF the
bid and otherwise comply with the town
ordinance requirements OF the town oi
A copy of the plans and specifications
may be obtained from A. =; PonmeT Ensi- x-
inston ST.. Baltimore. Maryland, upon re-
ceipt of ten dollars $4,000. No retuno
The Mayor and Common Council OF
HyattsvilIe reserve the right to reject any
| and all proposals or bids. to waive tecnni-
calities and to accept any bid they may
deem best for the interest OF the town, ,or
BY order Of the Mayor ano C9mmoHs ~
| Council Of Hyattsville this 1Utn ca Gay OF
| February. 1886. H. 7. WILLIS
WscARRoLL BEATTy.x
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THE BILTMORE,

1889 18th st. NV. near Dupont Clrcle-
One of the most beautiful homes for young
people in the city; splendid meals: reason