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CHEVROLET 1881 coupe; excellent shape
VIII demonstrate, so cash only Owner
Lincoln D 66 between u and pm
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CHEVROLET 1894 roadster $500; new
Duco paint with red wheels, genuine
leather upholstery; rumble seat: powerful,
quiet motor liberal terms and trade Park
way Motor Co. 3O4O N 81. NV. West NlSl
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

RENT COTTAGE AT NORTH BEACH: AC-
commodate 5; available August Sth; !
block from BAY. Lincoln 261G.
SEASIDE. CHESAPEAKE BEACH ND
Water front: just painted throughout; run
ming water, electricity; very large glass
porch over water; partially furnished: price
only Sl.500: your terms. H. A. SIMON
1910 Eye NV. Phone Met. 1888, or see
Beach "a.
NORTH BEACH-CLEAN. COMFORTABLE
cottage; cleo. water inside; reasonable for
balance Of season. Shepherd 1888.
BREEZY POINT ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Clarendon 1150-J.
ATTRACTIVE SMALL COTTAGE; WATER
electricity, bath house; bathing. fishing
efahb!ns; 1886; sssy terms. 0ox ee.x
0t4S T
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PALATIAL BOAT. S,,5OU LIVING QUAR-
terS; trade Colored property or farm. EDDIE
BOWERS. 4 10 Hill Bldg. Natl. :53.>.
CLEAR INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR
apt. building; ) large storage garages and
30 smaller ones; few doors l4th and Co.
lumbla rd.: rented now low at over S',,5u
month. valued at S3o.00u. MR.. SIMON,
1Oln EYE ST. nv. Phone Met :iSSS
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OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT--DESIRA ABLE
space in ofiCe located near PennSylva
ave. and Il tn st. Call National 324U after
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

I will consider your home in trade for
my Seventh ST. at Quackenbos st. house.
Call Georgia 95in2, bet. 10 and IL am.
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$50.

BETHESDA BUNGALOW.
rooms modern INV h, newly deco
rated, elec. retrlgeratiOn. nicely shaded
lot, InveStigate. KELLY, Dist. 114l
Wise. 4543
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S7,75O.
OV.
d G DETACHED

D. C DETACHED
stories, : rooms and bath modern
w h, large lot. shade, garden. Fine
residential section, near street car and
bus. Splendid terms. lnveStleate. KELLY
Dist. a Ewes Potomac Y t3I
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DE SOTO 1885 convertible coupe, almost
new condition: sacrifice only S529 90;
terms. Evans-Palmer. N. Y. and Fla. aves.
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CHEVROLET 1885 standard coach. radio
new tan metallic finish. cream wire wheels.
fine tires: drives perfectly: very attractive
little car that Will give some one many
miles of satisfactory service, S315 Pohanka
Service. u % oOth ST u " DiSfrlct 4l4I
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OLD GEORGETOWN.

Corner brick. - #. wide 3 stories. Gel
Jar kit. maid rm. laundry in basement.
Ilv. rnl.. library, dining rm.. kit on LIST
foor; 2nd floor, 3 master bed rms. bath;
Srd floor 3 large rms: attrac open fire
places h.-w h. automatically controlled;
slec. Remarkable value for S1O,5OO.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
fG9 18th ST Realtor Natl O153
Evening Phone Adams 1ti4n
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
TRAiLERS FOR SALE.

ABOUT 1000 SQUARE FEET SUITABLE
Tor warehouse or service station. $3.50
Champlaln st. NV Columbia 1853
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BEVERLY BEACH,
On Chesapeake Bay.
Address MAYO. Md

Exclusive Agent.
Phone 1l5 Leonardtown, Nd.
30 Years Experience.
OLD CEDAR POINT AT MORGANTOWN
New Colonial cottage. built for year-ronnd
occupancy; Sub-Slumg and SubIOorln@. COM
peteiy insulated open fireplace and heat
olater electric lights bath. large screened
porCheS. arteSlan water, 100: terms.
LARGE LOTS in attractive setting,
public water supply system With arteSlan
water piped to your lot $50 up. so
cash and SO month. See agent on
premises Routes } and 3 Viz AnacoStia
and La Plata
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FINEST BUY IN CITY.

44N1O1 o0 14N "a
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-$1O.450.
Detached brick-and English resi-
dence 8 rooms, > baths, breakfast room,
finished attic garage porches.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 2T00.
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DE SOTO 30 Atrfiow. 4-door; black: radio
and heater; seat covers on when car new:
only driven 10 GOO miles S6i9 90 bal
easy terms: big tradc-ln. Logans ,FordI
18th and NJ SITS NV
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DE SOTO 1885 convertible coupe almost
new condition: sacrifice. only 500: terms
Evans-Palmer. N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne.
DE SOTO custom-bu Airflow sedan. like
new: famous Silver Flash motor: only $3.50:
terms. Evans-Palmer, N. Y. and Fla
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BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT-LIV. RM,
: o. r. Kit. > lse. scr. porcheS: ami; elec
range. Phone Greenwood 23Sl-W, eve -
NORTH BEACH, RENT-6-ROOM COT
tage with large porcheS: near bay: cleo
triclty, water. Phone Adams 47S3 after
3
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

LIST YOUR BUSINESS PROPERT les
lot ground, acreage direct.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 X ST. NV. District 1913.
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FORD l9tj de luxe Fordor sedan $3.50.
terms. See Mr. Barnes, 1929 l4th St NV
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MONEY 20 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D c REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. PROMPT service
JESSE E HE!SKELL l1l5 Eye st NV
FIRST TRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C.
real estate. 81 interest: quick service.
P j. WALSHE INC.
1101 Eye St NV National GIGS
ATTENTION HOME OWNFRS-PLENTY
of money available for second trust on D.
c. MARYLAND and Virginia property. Low
est rates. courteous and prompt service.
Terms to meet your budget and income.
See S 8 FREEDMAN. 1906 R. !. NV,
Phone North UtO0.
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s-The above sale has been postponed until
AUGUST. 1887. SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
auR.1S BY Order of the Trustees
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CHEVROLET convertible sedan driven only
- ouo miles by one owner, new tires; con-
dltion and appearance very good Owner
leaving town. viii sacrifice for Sl.6 Home
after O'Clock. Please do not phone. Miss
Wilson. 36l5 l4th st NV
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BAY RIDGE.

New bsv-front bungalow, corner Sands
porches and big lot. Price reduced for
quick sale. Open SUNDAY. VIM H Lam
HAM. 1910 81. NV. Natl. O36G or Col.
5ula.
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FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON AUCTIONEERS.
l13l Eve ST NV.
TRUSTEE'S s SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
PREMISES I"9 NARNUM STREET

PRoVED ~ REaL Estate Known AS
PREAIISEs PREMS1Ess, l"9 VARNUM STREET
recorded. III in Liber No $50? folio I4S et
SEQ, OF the ano records OF the District
0ar o and the reaHrSf 81
trustee will sell at public auction. IN
front Of The premises on MONDAY. THE
sIXTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST .AD. l"%;"
Scribed land and premises. situate IN the
District of Columbia and DESIGNATED as and
~, in Allen f, walkers subdivision o..
SQUARE numbered thirty-three hundred
and twentv,one Ga&:I'. as pr pIs, ,so r..
records OF the ONCE OF the surveyor for the
District OF Columbia, together with i'm;
provements consisting OF a frame detached
one and one-half story dwelling.
Terms of sale; One-tourth OF the pur-
chaSe-monev to be paid in cash. balance
IN three equal nStaimentS. PAYABLE IN
one two and three years. with interest at
annually. from day of sale. secured by f1rSt
deed OF trust upon the property sold or y
deposit OF $500 90 Will b. required at time
of sale Examination OF title. conveyancing
recording. revenue stamps. etc, at cost OF
purchaser. Terms OF sale to be complied
with within 30 DAYS from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property at the FISK and cost
OF defaultns pnrGnhaser at{er n sa. nye nsys
paper published in WASHINGTON, D. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or without tor
feiting deposit trustee may avail itself oil
anv legal. or equitable rights against oe-
'""'''''s NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
ByH. PRESCOTT GATLEY. President.
Trustee.
tseal> Attest: HERBERT B LORD
au5 d&dseXSu Asst. secretary
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4-ROOM LOG CABIN.

No nettles. no mosquitoes. no sharks; on
freshWater lake: safe swimming boatlng.
fishing, bath: large porch elect, water. flre-
place Sell furnished sacrifice, easy terms.
INQUIRE swimming pool Lake Jackson, near
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,llS-3l.O X ST.
1lA-FOOT FRONTAGE WIDE ALLEY.
GASOLINE STATION PERMIT AVAIL ABLE
l.. W. GROOMkS. 1919 EYE ST
FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 X St. NV. District 1918.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

End COMMERCIAL GROUND.
SPLENDID LOCATION. AMPLE STREET
FRONTAGE. WE WILL FINANCE, BUILD
AND SELL OR LEASE. THIS is AN OP-
PORTUNITY TO HAVE NEW MODERN
FACILITIES FOR YOUR BUSINESS. FULL
COMMISSION TO BROKERS. CALL
NORTH 741l.
1909 18th ST wv.
SUITABLE FOR SMALL BUSINESS.
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DE SOTO 1888 :,-door: new paint. new
tires: only $3.50: IS down, So week. Logan's
lEOrdl. 18th and NJ
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan. S34a: black fn-
lSh with cream wheels: has had excellent
care: fully guaranteed; only $40 down,
balance easy terms TO SUIT your income.
Parkway Motor Co, 3U4O NJ st. nW.
West OlSI
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DE SOTO 1885 touring sedan; black and
chrome finish. trunk radio. etc only
5000: new-car terms. EvansPalmer, N. Y.
and Fla aYeS u
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2511 Brentwood Rd. NE.

rms bed rms; lot 200 #. deep.
Make an offer 3o5S Clinton ST. ne. i
month. H c. MAYNOR, zoos Brentwood
Id ne. North i33S
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe coach, beautiful
Brewster green: only S395 90: terms
EVahS-Paimer. N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne
CHRYSLER 1875 business coupe & cylin-
derS. excellent black paint. all good tires
clean upholstery. splendid motor clean
car: priced specially for balance OF week
Si"5; G c.. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co ~ Ind ST. NV. Natl. $500. Open
Sunday and eNenIns
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BUY BUNGALOWS

New 5-r brick ST. 80; ~3OO cash. $50
mo. ) r. h W h.. S6."5O: $3.50 cash. S45
mo. H. c MAYNOR. 26U5 Brentwood rd.
Te North 43:;S
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

! will consider your home in trade FOL
my Harrison ST. house Call Cleveland 914
bet. 10 snd u m. or > to,9
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES For RENT.

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE
downtown. Ideal location: services. Met
g54S
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CHEVROLET 1894 4-door sedan SIg5;
QUICK sale. need money. can. beat this tuy
Owner. Georela 1914 Ss
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Deaths Reported.

Iohn ! Myers, - Providence Hospital.
Frederlck ", Parker. 80. Gsllinser Hospital
Joseph Gllchrlst: -. Garfield Hospital.
John P Ceracl. 81 "a 5th st
Elizabeth Titus a.. Garfield Hospital.
Patuck H. FITZGERALD. -. Garfield Hospital
Infant Anderson. Columbia Hospital
William c. Mason, 81. 5l4 Morton ST.
Henry Smith. ST. Gsllinper Hospital
Carrie Lawrence, Il, Home for Aged ant
Infrm
John Graham. 20. ll3 NJ st. Sc
William Brown 20. Walter Reed Genera
Hospital.
Edward Smallwood, 81 Home for Aged ane
Infrm
Veronica GRAY. ~. Providence Hospital.
Dee Drake. A.. Gallinger Hospital
Jacob Roane. Al St. Elizabeths Hospital
Nirsil Martin a., Gallineer Hospital.
Charles Harris rs. Casualty Hospital
Rufus McClanahan. rs GallinGer Hospital
Carl McDUfy. -. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Mary Thomas. FreedmenS HoSpit al
Infant Jackson. FTeedmen'S Hospital
Infant Young Children'S Hospital.
Infant Johnson Freedmens Hospital.
Infant Chandler. FreedmenS S Hospital.
Infant UpShaW. FreedmenS S Hospital.
Infant Reid Freedmens Hospital.
Infant Cotton. FreedmenS Hospital.
Infant Ferebee. lois 29th st.
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Marriage Licenses.

s'a2n 3 ~ f'So both Of 12s sso 'fSsSo0i en-
Grace Ann joyce. 81 4oo1 Garrison st;
Rev. J. NJ. King. ~ -
chusetts ave !: Rev GEORGE W shipiey.
william E. White. ., 1e56 F1orida sye
barry J Hieeins 81, 495 i?th st NV.
End Ara ar rTeeI.T G McG9oi RoirsI a. 18th st
Iottie N. Mister, 25. 1876 Bryant St:
JEFF &. Hodee -. 14ll Harvard st. and
Aleen Frowd %. 1922 Spring rd. Rev
Paul D Wilbur.
'0IoR RoR. S3SRp " Richmond. Va: s"f Re1 Au0 "
wafer P, chadduck. .? 1884 Harvard
Aez HSsfsTe MsneI Ma 15 EeE Eshtf s and
Yetta Levine, 90. Sal Irving St; Rev.
Llovd r. Smith. 30, RuleviIle. Miss, and
Elsie Spencer, 81, Lucas, Iowa; Rev.
Albert Evans.
Ernsst TAYLOR. 80. ,!l237 T st. and Ruth
Pe j fsk 6es.r:o 50" go 81 5ss Sssoss New 81 md
shire ave Rev Robert B. Ford.
Psyns. rs: 2s both of Philadelphia; Rev.
W. 3. Chsm. 90. Chester Pa and Dorothy
J Minner, s. HARRINGTON, Del; Rev.
Smith Chsm
James H Winslov. %. 1874 T ct. and
Annie M. Young. 90, Culpeper, Va;
Curtis L, stancii. iii'' as. eo15 18th st., and
Dora G; Wade, 81. 1929 18th St; Rev.
nsPisi PIT, =. STANFORD, Conn. @ and
Rev. E. o. Clarke
Prank Mareoni. d. Cleveland. Ohio. and
r. W. Weaver.
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LIFE OF BEAVER TOPIC
OF CAMPFIRE TALK
Motion Pictures and Slides to
Accompany Remarks of
Vernon Bailey.

vernon Bailey.
The Life Of the Beaver" will be
the topic of Friday evenings campfire
program at Pierce Mill picnic grove in
Rock Creek Park at 8 O'Clock, when
Vernon Bailey, chief field naturalist,
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SWIMMERS WARNED

BALTIMORE, July 20 (P).-The
State Department of Health warned
today that persons contemplating
sWlms in public pools should be sure
the places meet sanitary requirements
Of the department.
The department requires that an
operating permit be obtained before a
pool is opened to the public. Inspec-
tlons are made before the permit is
issued and are continued during the
year.
Permits must be posted in a con-
splcuous place.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

TODAY
Meeting. Hamilton Club. Hamilton
Hotel. 8 pm.
Dinner, Strayer College, MayfoVer
Hotel. 7 pm.
TOMORROW
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mavfower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Rotary Club, Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, willard
Hotel, | pm,
Luncheon. Electrical Institute, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting. Philatelic Society, Carlton
Hotel. 3 pm.
Dance. Strayer College, MayfoUer
Hotel, 9 pm.
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uralist, will conduct 4 housewives
nature walk in upper Rock Creek
Park. This will start from Sixteenth
and Kalmia streets.
On Wednesday. from $50 to pm,
Junior nature walk" will be held
over the Rock Creek nature trail. This
is open to those from to IA years
old and parents are welcome< The
hike will start from Beach and Bing-
ham drives in Rock Creek Park.
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Be thrifty and get enough
for several spreals, table
covers, luncheon sets, etc.
tomorrow. It's the popular
cream colored cotton that
knitters and crocheters pre-
fer.
kann's-Air Cooled-Fo,
Evening star., 1937-07-20

retired, of the United States Biologi-
cal Survey, speaks. Motion pictures
and slides will illustrate the talk.
On Sunday, from 245 to 5 pm,
tree and flower walk will be held
at Carderock, Md. Those using their
own cars are advised to drive north
west on Conduit road about 2 miles
beyond Cabin John Bridge, where a
sign, Mature Outing Here" will be
displayed. A special Capital Transit
Co. bus will leave 14l6 F street at 2
pm. for Carderock
Tomorrow, from 2:30 to 4:30 pm,
Donald Edward McHenry, park nat
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Jeliyfsh Fill Crab Scrapes.

DEALS ISLAND, Nd, July 90 (Fl.--
Carl Hoffman, a member of the House
of Delegates and sea food packer,
said his grabbing boats are bringing in
from $50 to 23O soft crabs and peelers
daily. yielding the crabbers from $3.50
to s6 50. Large numbers of jellyfsh
Ill the crab scrapes, however. and
make grabbing difficult, Hoffman said.
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Births Reported.

Charles and Mary Brown, boy.
William and Resale Sells boy
Charles and Mary Carter. boy.
sylvester and Amelia MoSby boy.
Robert and Mageie Brown boy.
Ernest and Louise Liverpool boy.
John and Beatrice Flowers. girl.
James and Beatrice James. girl
Clarence and Bertha Howard girl.
james and Laura jackson. girl.
Moses and Mary Hawkins, girl
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DAMAGES APPROVED

President Roosevelt approved a bill
to pay $2,s26 to Ellen Taylor, Rich
mond. for injuries suffered September
IS, 1884, when an automobile in which
she was passenger was struck by a
National Capital Parks truck here,
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Traffic Convictions.
SECOND-OFFENsE SPEEDING


Leonard Coates, 1910 Ontario I'd,
$40.
Matthew T. Posey, 2729 Eleventh
street, $40.
Helen T. Coon, 1882 @ street. IS.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Robert H. Williams, 1857 N street,
$40.
Louis L. RaStov. Maryland. $40.
Hainey Golightly, 1925 Fourth street,
$40.
Alphonzo William, $50 @ street. s5.
John " Whalen. q N street, IS.
Fenton Stokes, 32l6 Ely street SOUTH
east, IS.
William H, HYDE 1884 street. IS.
Charles S. Furr. 2106 F street. IS.
Wilson r. Lucas, 1857 Irving street,
S.
Victor M Cusinano, $500 Fifteenth
street, SIS.
Emma F, Robey, 1920 Connecticut
avenue. SIS.
Willard c. Mills, Virginia, SIS.
Owen Sessler. Michigan, IS.
Cleo Payne, 1882 Twenty-second
street northwest. IS.
Bartlett F. Bovay, 7le Somerset
place IS.
William Kicks, no address given, S.
Clara A Carr, Maryland, S.
Henry d. Berg, So Bryant place. $40
David White, III Harvard street
$40.
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are striking II. This is because sone
villages want daylight saving time, and
others do not. and neither side will
surrender.
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PICNIC PLANNED
Sanitary Stores Group to Go to
Glen Echo Tomorrow.

Glen Echo Tomorrow.
Section No. 81 Of the Sanitary Gro
Gerry Stores Employees Association will
hold It's annual picnic at Glen Echo
Park tomorrow afternoon. Enoch
Burns, president OF the association
announced the members and their
guests will gather at pm for swim
ming and games, preceding TIE picnic
supper
Evening star., 1937-07-20

The Iowa corn crop has had sn
on-the-farm value of more than $780,
10000 in each Of l8 years since 1912.
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Time Feud Mixes Clocks.

Time is all mixed in the village Of
Vinkeveen, Holland. Some Of the pub
lie clocks point TO IL Just when others
Evening star., 1937-11-29
Nearby Area
Has Quiet
Holiday
Many Are Away
Over the Past
Week End.

TINE Thanksgiving Day holiday
was somewhat quiet In all the
towns in the Bethesda neigh
borhood.
As always happens in a community
like Bethesda. where there are SO
many Army and Navy families, q
good proportion of the population
made the Army and Navy game an
excuse to motor to Philadelphia for
the week end. And of those who did
not go to the game it seemed from
the number of Bethesda residents
present that nearly all the others
must have driven out in Montgomery
County for the dinner that is held
each year in Poolesville.
The Poolesville Thanksgiving dinner
Is one of the traditions of Mont
gomery County. No one seems to
know just when the custom of serving
. Thanksgiving dinner in Poolesville
was started-or why. But the story
that is usually told Of its origin is
that the first of the dinners was
given 20 or more years ago when two
or three families decided to have
their Thanksgiving dinner together.
The next year several more families
Joined the first three at the dinner
And 50 the Thanksgiving dinner party
grew larger each year until it is now
o countrywide event. The dinner
is planned by the guild of the Pooles-
vile Episcopal Church and any pro-
ceeds from the dinner are turned
over to these women for the use of
the church.
At the dinner Thursday were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Pyle and their
children from Bethesda. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pyle were residents of Poolesville
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By the Way
Beth Blaine

WHILE the 1925 Street Club was hummng with activity
IN Pride
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than there @ x M yo M a Eas
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bears the Of the zee has
found be pretty inadequate for cre he
Franeie the past few has been
department stores in New news
aai oh this os @ n
by a M the IN de n5 ao Of m S
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the Lonely enjoying themselves immensely.
Evening star., 1937-11-29

years. Mrs. JaIfe's sister, Mrs. Roas
Laddon Hanna. has come to Somerset
to spend several months. Mrs. Hanna
has spent the greater part of the last
few years in Russia. Since coming to
this country early in the summer she
has divided her time between New
York and Somerset.
DR.. and Mrs. George b. Clendenin
were in Philadelphia Saturday to At
tend the Army and Navy football
game. Late Saturday they left fol
New York to spend . few days before
returning to their home in Greenwich
Forest.
Mrs. William Neale Roach of
Friendship Heights is spending q fort
night in Richmond, Va, where she
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter T.
Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gravelle OF Brad
ley Hills were guests Of Mrs. Gravelle'a d
brother-in"law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
F. r. Madigan Of Richmond, Va, for
the Thanksgiving holiday period.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garnett OF
Somerset have had Mrs. Garnett'a
brother-in-l and sister OF Elizabeth
N. j., as their guests for the past few
days.
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and In their party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Perry and their daugh-
ter, Miss Ann Perry, and their son,
Mr.. Thomas Perry. jr. Some Of the
others present were Mr.. and Mrs
Marc q. Phillips Of Chevy Chase and
Mr.. Phillips father, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel c. Walser and their son, Daniel
Walser. jr.; Mr.. and Mrs., Archibald
McLAchlen, also Of Chevy Chase, and
Mrs. Perry's mother. Mrs. Alice
Allnutt, and her sons, Mr.. Franklin
Allnutt and Mr.. James Allnutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Smith Of Alta
Vista were also present at the dinner
and they had q their guests Mrs.
Smiths father, Mr.. Frank Moore, and
her sister, Miss Hilda Moore, and Misi
Emma Reilly and Mrs. Stella Hurst.
Some Of the other residents from
Bethesda who attended the dinner
were Mr.. Arthur E!ein, Miss Jane
White Of the faculty OF Leland Junior
High School and Miss Virginia Poole
OF the Somerset School, Mrs. William
r. Nicely Of Bradley lane and her
daughter. Miss Isabel Neely. and their
guest, Miss Mary Kyle, besides several
residents Of Somerset and the other
communities near the District line.
DR.. and Mrs. John A. Fleming OF
Drummond have been In Philadelphia
since Friday. DR.. Fleming. who Is the
director Of the Division Of Terrestrial
Magnetism Of the Carnegie Institution
Of Washington, was invited to Phila-
delphia to speak ut the meetings OF
the American Philosophical Society
which were held there last week.
Mrs. George D. Horning Of Kenwood
left Tuesday for Madison, Wis. where
she will visit her daughter. Miss Marie
Horning. who Is . student at the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Jane L. Press left Friday fol
Miami. where she will spend the win
ter Mrs. Press has been the guest OF
her brother -in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. Sidney s. JafYe of Somerset,
since her return a year ago from Rus
sia. where she had been for several
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at one time, and they had with them
Mr. and Mrs. George Willard, who
were their guests for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perry also
drove out to Poolesville for the dinner