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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT, HOTEL, goth
and sts & nW-1 room n. k,t; 81, ., bath com ON
week, month. National 5425.
,l5I2 CONN. AVE. NW.aaTWo, ROOMS,
SELL CO. l13l K st. NV.
2a5l c0NN AVE NY o,tAo7s APT los t1oS
apt IN fashionable neighborhood living
rm. dressing room, kitchen. North 1874.
CLEAN ,ATTR. RM. AND PORCH: S E.
expos; Housekeeping 1aciilities; well-con-
1929 NJ ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN.
screened back porch; sink, gas stove next
to bath; $40 month
SOME FREE RENT; HIGH AND COOL;
2 r. k. and b; nicely furn.: linens. dishes.
silver; 500. Tel Met. Sl3l before pm
l45 1lth ST. NE.-Large front Ink
room. windows, gas range, near bath
two people, $50.
4 EXPOSURES; NEWLY DECORATED
living room. bed room, kitchen. breakfast
room. bath; lovely old GEORGETOWN home;
two weeks or permanent; SO mo. 30Ol
Dent pl TO-
JUNE i5-ocT. 75-CoNN. AVE NEAR R
- rooms. kitchen. bath; living room .
stories high: cross ventilation. North
11s2 after D. TO-
YOUNG LADY, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE.
new two-room apartment for Summer;
referenees exchanged. Address Box 24l-B,
star once 10"
45OS sth ST. N.W.-LARGE. PRIVATE
End floor OF detached home, private en-
trance stairway to large studio living room
with fireplace: ! large, l small bed room
bath. large combined kitchen. dining room
screened porch. elec.. heat. gas phone
c.h.w., Electrolux. gar. Rental, sos.
1O7. THE EMBASSY. 18th AND COLUMBIA
I'd ladies or married couple, share .
bedroom apt with empl. woman: spacious
airy. well iurn.. cool: refs Gail or phone
MRS. CUSHING. Columbia G225 till noon
or after $50 pm,
l440 GIRARD NW-LIVING- BED RM
Kitchen: $3.50 wk.: large front rm., twin
beds: available 18th.
1920 HARVARD NV ROOMS: NORTH
and south exposures; nicely furnished;
semi-private bath. See janitor
1915 IRVING FURNISHED APIS,
! and 3 rms: Ink: S35 to S45. Colum-
bia S640.
> GIRLS TO SHARE NEW HOUSE WITH
another: y block from bus: NV. section
$50. Randolph 05l1. 10'
BRIGHTWOOD-2nd FLOOR. DETACHED
home; cool. quiet. pvt. bath. adults call
evenings or Sundays. Georgia 3437,
WILLARD COURT, APT. 2O3-GIRLs TO
share Groom apartment; ST 80 month.
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STOP, LOOK. LISTEN.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

PAINTING. papering, rootArg: guaranteed:
reasonable; estimates free. NJ l. Smith.
1924 Webster NV. Adams TlOS.
ROOFING Asbestos or Stag Bird Son
building materials. ASK any architect.
Asbestos sdewall, rock wool insulation.
Roofs repaired and painted, 3-year pay
AMERICAN RE-RoOFING CO.
S213 l4th S. n w Col 4Hh1-
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GRILL. sea food. beer; corner; long estab
well equipped; cleared $500 last year;
long lease; price, $4,000. Address Box
274C, Star Office.
GENERAL GROCERY. sell very reas.: good
location. Inquire Allentown Market. Camp
Springs. Md. Phone Capitol Heights SO
GUEST HOUSE IA rooms all outside. 3
baths Near Dupont Circle. Attractive
proposition. North 6912.
SALE CLEANING, pressing, laundry. shoe
repairing business; cheap or Will rent shoe
repair department. Proprietor, 1912 14th
st. NV.
GROCERIES AND MEATS-7th St; finest
equipment; average 81. l.15O weekly; owner
i'll; write price for quick sale. Apply 504
K st. NV.
GAS, ACCESSORY business: rent. S@2;
5000 gallons monthly; good oil and
used-tire sales; price, $3.50: terms.
Gas, accessory, well equipped; mixed, grow
ing business. price, $500.
Dehcatessen. l room; rent, SIS; splendid
stand: only $500.
Sandwiches. soft drinks news: rent. S25;
$500 weekly price S325.
Lunch, on and off sale beer; rent. $40;
business, $50 daily; bargain: with S4OO
down payment.
Lunch and beer: well equipped: splendid
- business. bargain: good terms
BOOMING house 10 rms, , baths; near 14th
sno COL re leaving town; inspect at
p M. Curtis. 6O2 st. NV Natl. 9140. ,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES room, S32 mo- with
lunches or adjustment. dinner up to 80;
refs. Address Box &c. Star Office.
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SINGLE. DOUBLE ROOM. PRIVATE
BATH NEW, BEAUTIFUL FURN.. FOR
DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE. UNUSUAL
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NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
nLl.-N a o., . - . 4 ~ "
- -..1'l L 2
Make Your Selection Now,
CDTrrrUD

3 ?. ERLNFF-
SIS Investment R,de National 1-2~
EVen.nGs Cleveland 1G4H
17I6 H ST NV" ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath. porch. heat, $3.50. = ----''
81 I44 Columbia road rv-2 roorns
KITCHEN oath. porch heat. $3.50
bstir, ~ conn ave. NV rooms kitchen.
hear: $50 '-o-'e"' 10 H.
5ssI, %I3 4 81. NV rooms. kitchen. bath.
PERCY Il RL-SSErr co .-o1 Z. :. ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

-
VACUUM CLEANERS-Eureka. AirWay.
Electrolux. Hoover; $40 up; like new;
guar year Open nights. also Sun.
standard Brands, 1888 14th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINES. rebuilt like new:
l-year guarantee; Maytags Apex A. b c.,
etc;; Sl295 and up. Electrical Center.
5l4 10th st. NV
WINDOW SASH-Apply at construction
Shea rear OF Eastern High School, 7:3O
am 10 p m. week days. 12'
ATTENTION, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. power
unlt Set-up. without generator, suitable for
-uo-afnpere unit. complete except for
generator; Dodge motor and wheel Set-up;
price, $40. Key Garage. RosSlyn.
SACRIFICE-Brand- ! 1876 model Cow
ered wagon trailers at big discounts; de
luxe models. W. S. Domer Co., No. l.
Dupont circle. Potomac 1910.
rIsa NaW i23I steel Covered Wagon trailers,
SIeep $3.50; easy terms. w S. Domer Co,
NO. Dupont circle. Potomac 1910.
SSACRIFICEMopen S5iaSdId ;sa1 box type, two.wheel
IuSGage traI!erS,, good as new. W S.
Domer Co. No L Dupont circle. Potomac
IhtU, open ewes. and Sundays.
! COMPLETE TWIN BED ROOM SUITE
glass tops; beds, tables chairs. etc; rea-
sohaple; no dealers 9lS M st, NV, Apt. 81
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED

NrNNi meNlS UNfUkNiShED.
Continued
$40 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE LARGE
rooms, kitchen and bath 3 closets, $40
month Cal Decatur 1871
;s22l t. HIATT ,PL. NV RIM. KITCHEN,
path $50; adults references. Col. I227-W.
KEDRiCK APT. ,ls01 K sT-3 LGE.
rms. !, foyer, kit. bath, lge. closets; cool,
Z expos. refrigeration. Dis 1886.
1889 ST. NE.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR
bath; s37.50. At 1465-J '' -' 7' p'''"'
1GI5 QUE ST. Sc RMS. KITCHEN.
Up Cali All 6@G4 Evening3a lG5 "a's Atl G58So, e.
IrIILDEN GARDENS. CONN. AVE. AND
T. @ 4qtH St;-Apartmeuts consisting OF l. .
ana . ped rooms, living room, dining room,
Kitchen and bath; large apartments have
St4 room ana : baths. Prices range from
SO 10 Sl35. Phone Cleveland 5334
MADISON APTs., 1889 EYE ST. NV
Sne S11e oG room 6,d, dressing closet anG bath;
1880 r ST. N.W.-LARGE RM., FOYER,
a44o H. D.; front mod. BLDG; switchboard.
eIeyi a service, $3.50, mel. reir.seratIoa,
The WADE. l2Ol 18th ST. NV R,
X, b. and porch. $4,000. delightfully COO,
Two exposures, "A hour elevator service IN
modern downtown apt. Inquire Apt. BOG.
SSUBLET JUNE l5 TO SEPT. Is, OR
cious, one room, dlnettc kitchen dressing
closet and bath in new building to respon-
SloIe ADULTS rent for unfinished price.
-"pn Conn ave. Apt do Decatur 5000
1870 COLUMBIA RID NW.-ROOM.
Eltchen and bath apt cool. desirable. for
couple reasonable Columbia 51s9-J
BASEMENT APT-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
ana path light neat, gas. furn. III HamLI-
ton ST. NV. Georgia @g7g
l4th AND GIRARD 1st FLOOR AND BASE
ment-4 rooms, kitchen and bath: electr!o
Ie4IIGtIalOr, laundry tubs, continuous hot
water, light gas. 500. Columbia 925S
IN gMATAd bed w VILLAGE, LACE; s2ta1 E N,W-LW.
Tree; adults; S43 mo West 0l47.
526 9th ST. Ne RMS PORCH PRE-
yate bath. Frgldaire, elec, gas furn.:
$1,000 No children
I&25 RITTENHOUSE n W-ENTIPE 9ud
floor, rooms. Kitchen. private bath eiec.
SIS 30 ROOMS. DINETTE. K, BATH.
LAVENIA, 6IS F ST. NE
. PARKWELL, $500 18Th ST. NV
spacious rms. large closets. bath, show
er' hi.-oincjte FreIdaire house current
VERY DESIRABLE APTS Low RENTALS.
l TO 3 rooms kitchen bath Adults only.
EVANSTON. a4@7 18Th ST. NV.
, ROOMS. KIT. BATH ELEC. REFIGFP-
stloni near Sth and Piney Branch I'd; $50
o-aa POTOMAC REALTY CO.
3502 GeorGla Ave. Adams 1903.
l44L HARVARD ST NV
rooms. kitchen bath Will furn.,
adults. Resident mgr, Apt. .
III LINCOLN RD. N.E,-5 ROOMS
and bath - $40 50
1885 c ST. n.e-3 r and b. S4O50 <45
1918 18TH ST. n w.-3 = and b S3- 80
D. H. JOHNSON CO. 94I n. Y, Ave. NV,
UNIQUE - NEAR PARK - REAL
Summer comfort; living room with
three exposures and open fireplace;
bright bed room. dinette set mod
p 4,.L
shower: cedar closet pleasant out
look JUST 500 THE CLAFEN-
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4707 CONNECTICUT AWE.

Corner Davenport St.
" anc rooms with dlnette and bath
plenty Of closet space. two exposures. hpau-
tlful lobby. Carpeted corridors, electric re-
triseratOn: H4-hour elevator and switch
board service
Resident Manager Emerson $500,
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1881 BELMONT RD NV
S,x iaTRe rooms and porch 8 exposures.
-an.tor o. F. ELIOT MIDDLETCN' Me.?6-
p2lL11 So .u5 Inysstmeu. B.dE
$500 I4th ST NV. APT .
-, m, K. o!ret,e. b, sccreened-4n rear
5Ng2 Hth ST NV. APT g.
49,, Fn $ < dlnet,c. b.. porch, S4j. Avail
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IAkOMA, 1'!3 CARROLL AVE-TWO md
fl aptS.. 4 rms front porch: also 3 rms
newly decorated: water. heat. elec. furn.
Shepherd 2Oa5
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Duplex house. lower apt. 5 r. b, h W h..
separate heating plants, yards. porches:
81! 30 each. National N-n4
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34I2 OTIS ST. NE AND ROOM
apis" kitchen. dinette bath heat, h. W,
$40 and 500. Apply MRS. ROSE Apt. =
ETWORTH-3-ROOM APT WITH GA
rage. for refined couple. Call Columbia
SS1T after Is 70 n m
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REAL VALUES.

Modern apts.. newly decorated; . rooms.
kitchen and bath. See these for price and
location At Rock Greek ParE, between the
Million Dollar and the new Calvert s..
Bridges 24IO 2Oth s.. NV, res. mgr.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued)

RESTAURANT. 30 miles in Maryland on
State highway. near several beaches doing
good business: large dance hall: beautiful
equipment. 5-room apt. above all modern
improvements, double garage storeroom
cmcken house, chickens: about pa acres
Sacrihce. $500: $4,000 cash. Address
Box lib, Star office.
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
WRITE FOR CATALOG
JERRY O'MAHONY. INC
800 WEST GRANT STREET.
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

@iGO 10th Residential hotel with
mansion atmosphere, deNGhtfully cool. DIS
eliminating guests
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lT76 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
nome for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
2O24 N ST. N.W-Two single rooms next
bath, suitable gentlemen: quiet, private
home. a
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ROOMS WANTED,

ARLINGTON. VA. 7O3 N. Ivy st,-Qu
modern home. conV. trans. Call eV
Clar. 1865.
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DOGS BOARDED,
BOATS.

$3.50 Per Week Individual Runs
Defense Highway Kennels = Miles From
BladenSburg on Defense Highway
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CITp NTEPTnTAN

"G"O 10th s.. "RcS.deuce for men
and women, delightful social atmosphere
ideally. conveniently located; fashionable
area OF the tOEeIgU embassies. former Per
sian Embassy: large gardens. rooms sunny;
equipped Tor comfort. hotel service, dis
tlncuTe menu Reasonable
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AlO RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE LARGE
rooms, kitchen and bath 3 closets. $40
month Gail Decatur 1871
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ROOMS FUR. q UkFUR.
ROOMS UNFURNlshED.

CIRCLE-SpaciouS studio room
well ventilated. high ceiling: artistic en-
Vironment; reas.; ref. req. North 1922.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

An UNUSUAL APT: COOL. AIRY: SMART
~ furn.; near transportation: suitcase
July and August. 1901 Longfellow st,
NV, Apt. lO3.
1876 18th ST Sc. LINCOLN PARK
communicating rooms, living-bed room,
klt cleo, sink. range. h.-wh. G. f. re-
trlseration; semi i-priv bath: couple: ref
TAKOMA, 123 CARROLL AVE-2nd
Hoor front: rooms, kitchenette front
porch; cool. attractive; adults. Shepherd
THE MAURY,
'IUl 18TH ST. n,W.--Beautiiully furnished
modern 2-room apartment kitchen cleo
tTlcally eaulpJ ed; everything furnished in
Guiding maid service: sl5 a week
FURN APARTMENTS -UNFURN
49, FREE CAR AND GUIDE
NATL. SOC. EYES. ATLANTIC 0156
"a NEW YORK AVE. NV. -
FAREWELL. $500 18th ST. NV
Two spacious rooms large closets bath
with shower, kitchen -dnette Frieitaire on
house current. Tastefully furnished.
GEORGETOWN
Completely and delightfully."- furnished
large apartment. . bed rooms. buSSeS at
door; = months or longer; references re-
CURED; ideal for service family. Address
Box 23S-B Star Office
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FOUR RESTAURANTS OPERATED UN-
der one management all leased for long
terms at reasonable rent. Three locations
have on-sale beer license: doing approXl-
mately SO 600 per week. Price, 100000
for all four or Will sell individually. Natl
oS44
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Mrs. Elizabeth Gunter
We'd fn Mr. XunnIu-AA

Willy. LuZAOCLn Ountef
Wed to MIR. Yungkurth.
MRS. E. w. MORCOCK announces
the marriage Of her niece, Mrs.
Elizabeth L. Gunter, to Mr.. Charles
j. Yungkurth Saturday morning, May
Is, the Rev. Cove G. johnson OIL
ciating.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole Of Ded-
ham, Mass, spent the week end ut the
Dodge,
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Weddings
Continued From Third Page.)

carrying bouquet Of Briarclif1e roses.
Miss Jeanette Bradley and Miss Lois
Bradley were Junior bridesmaids,
wearing gowns Of aqua mousseline de
sole trimmed in soft rose velvet, and
carrying old-fashioned bouquets Of
Spring flowers.
Mr.. Weston Rankin OF New York
City was best man.
A reception for so guests followed
the wedding. Later the bride and
bridegroom left on wedding trip, the
former wearing a suit of beige sheer
wool trimmed in brown galyak with
brown hat and accessories. They
will make their home at 6232 Thirty
second street upon their return from a
wedding trip to Bermuda.
Among the out-of town guests were
Mrs. Charles E. Johnson of Princeton,
Me; Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Rankin
OF New York City, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Bartholdi and Miss Barbara
Bartholdi Of Minneapolis, MINI, and
Mr.. Carl Moses Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. johnson is a graduate of Vir-
ginia Technical School and attended
George Washington University. Mr.
johnson graduated from Bowdoin Col
lege and is a member of Chi Psi and
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternities.
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Rector's Aid Society
Card Party Today

The Rector's Aid Society Of ST.
Margaret's Church is holding its
annual Spring card party at the
Shoreham Hotel this afternoon, be-
ginning at 23O o'clock.
Miss Eleanor Fits. the executive
chairman, will be assisted in arrange
ments by the following members Of
the board: Miss Caroline Smith. sis
ter OF the rector; Mrs. Joseph Wall,
Mrs. Wllloughby Chesley Mrs. Don
aid B. Macleod, Mrs. A. D. New.
man, Miss Helen Mulliken and Mrs
c, w. Nckless.
The ladies OF the society will act a.
hostesses, Mrs Guy o. Dove, Mrs
E. R. Oliver and Mrs. J. A. G. Pen.
nington have charge OF the CANDY
table.
Tickets may be obtained at the
door.
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State Society
Plans Reception

The Maryland State Society, Daueh-
tiers OF the American Revolution, will
give reception and tea on FRIDAY
afternoon from 4 until o'clock at
the Baltimore Country Club in honor
OF Mrs. Frank Madison Dick, newly
elected vice president general and
Mrs. Wilbur B. Blakeslee, the new
State regent.
Mrs. Henry NJ Robert. jr., treasurer
general Of the national society. re-
Gently indorsed candidate for presi-
dent general. will receive with Mrs,
DICK and Mrs. Blakeslee, as well az
the honorary and present State off,
GERS
Miss Adelphine Marie Hall is chair
man and Mrs. E. Ernest Woollen vice
chairman Of the Reception Committee.
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Woman Democrats
Will Close Programs
For Season Thursday

THE Woman's National Democratic
Club will bring to a close its din
ner programs for the season Thursday
when members and their guests will
have a closeup Of Ind1ana's farmer
Governor, NJ Clifford Townsend, Of
whom 1t Is said is likely to be the
Hoosier States choice for q place on
the national ticket in 1910.
Gov. Townsend, who Is dirt
farmer" and proud Of 1t, rode into
power last Fall after . spectacular
battle for the Democratic guberna-
torial nomination to succeed the
handsome Paul v. McNutt, Uncle
Sans chief representative in the
Philippines.
The Indiana Governor has the rep
utation Of being one OF the most
effective campaign orators in the Mid
die West, and club members are look
ing forward to a dramatic exposition
OF the wherefores of Indianas back
ing Of the New Deal, Gov. Townsend
having announced his subject for the
evening as why Indiana Backs the
New Deal" He has flrst-hand knowl-
edge Of his subject. the Indiana Legis-
lature just recently adjourned having
enacted, under his leadership, an un-
usual number Of progressive measures,
including reforms urged by organized
labor and the farmers for many years,
1t looks like Indiana's farmer Gov
ernor will have a record crowd at the
club house Thursday evening, to Judge
from the reservations pouring in, not
only from his Hoosier friends In
Washington but from members from
all States. Washington apparently
wants to see the man whose name Is
mentioned so frequently in connec-
ton with 1910.
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was the house guest over the week end
of her sister and brother-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell. Of Hern-
don.
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Senator's Wife
Guest at Luncheon

Mrs. Royal S. Copeland was the
luncheon guest yesterday Of Mrs.
Benjamin S. Montague at the May
flower before going to the local de-
partment store to autograph copies
OF her book, Mrs. Copeland's Guest
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Novelties to Feature
Guild Party Monday

A group Of novelty tables will be .
feature of the annual bridge-tea to be
given by the st. Gertrude's Guild
Monday afternoon in the Continental
room Of the Wardman Park Hotel.
Those in charge Of the tables will
be Miss Mary Louise johnson, Miss
Catherine Murphy, Mrs. Daniel
O'Donoghue, Mrs. Stephen Nealon,
Misses Alma and Regina Neligan,
Mrs. Philip Caulfleld and Miss Cath
crime Tumulty.
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ter Miss Lamborne made the deans
list" the highest scholastic honor to
be conferred on student. Miss Phyllis
Moore, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanton c. Moore. will receive a secre-
tarial diploma Her extra-curricular
activities at the college include ath-
ietics, having been awarded the Red
Cross life-saving badge in swimming.
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Book" Mrs. Copeland and Mrs.
Montague are lifelong friends, both
having been born and reared together
in Cadillac, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs
Montague will leave Washington on
Monday for Cadillac and then to Vic
toria, Canada, for the Summer.
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Bride.Elect Feted,

Miss Mary Senate Howes enter
tanned at luncheon today at the May
flower in compliment to Miss Marylyn
Reeve, whose engagement was an
nounced recently to Lieut.. Robert N.
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Downes, U. 8. N, aide 1T the White
House.
The company included Miss Kath-
crime Pearson, Miss Gertrude Pearson,
Miss Margaret McMullen, Miss Mary
Agnes Young, Miss Kearsley Caldwell,
Mrs. Newton Brewer. Miss Hope
Ridings Miller, Miss Patricia Brewer
and Mrs. William w. Howes,
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Robins accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Elaine
Robins of Portland, Greg, are spend
ing brief time at the Dodge.
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cent announcement of Supreme Court
obiectives.
The situa ton in which Mr.. Roose-
velt finds himself in respect to third
term talk is generally not unlike that
which any President would face:
therefore, the talk is largely academic
and impersonal. Because the dilemma
is usual one, it is, as talk continues,
increasingly easy for the debaters to
explain why Mr.. Roosevelt, smiling.
not long ago suggested to a reporter
who put the point blank question at
press conference that he don a Ounce
cap and stand in corner. They say
1t was not that the question was not
legitimate but that it was considered
absurd that any advised newspaper
man should expect an answer at this
time.
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retary of the Treasury. and Prof. Fritz
Karl Mann. Ten major problems will
be selected, and in successive weeks
proponents Of opposing solutions will
address the group.
Other course directors include Ad-
junct Prof. Amos Taylor of the Bureau
Of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
who will direct international banking;
Dr. Lauchlin Currie Of the Federal Re-
serve Board, Federal banking policy;
Aryness Joy. chief economist of the
Central Statistical Board, and Aubrey
McLeJd, formerly with the United
States Treasury, statistical research:
Di. Leo Pasvolsky, monetary theory,
and DR.. Harry White, formerly. with
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CONCERTS TO CLOSE
AT FRIENDSHIP HOUSE

The series Of weekly open-air pro-
grams of moving pictures and band
concerts presented by Friendship
House, 324 Virginia avenue southeast,
will end Wednesday night with q con-
cert by the Elks Boys Band at 7:3o
o'clock. 1t is to be directed by J. T.
Kidwell.
The public performances have been
presented in cooperation with the
National Capital Parks. the Play
ground Department and companies
and groups that have furnished pic
lures.
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HENS GIVE CONSUMERS
"A BREAK" PRICES LAG
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Lagging egg prices prompted a
Government offcial's comment yester-
day that the hens are giving con-
sumers "a break"
The Bureau Of Labor Statistics said
the average August retail price of
dozen eggs for the entire country, 37.1
cents. was two cents less than for
the same month last year.
D. E. Montgomery. director of the
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month, it was announced ye5 erday by
Dean Ernest Grifith.
Under a faculty roster headed by
DR.. Emmanuel A. Goldenweiser. di-
rector of the division of research and
statistics, Federal Reserve Board, pro-
grams and sequences have been de-
signed to permit specialization in COM
mercial banking, international bank
ing, financial research and forecast
ing. agricultural banking, and Federal
monetary and banking policy.
OF particular note among the
courses offered will be the theory of
money and banking under the Joint
direction OF Adjunct Prof. Cyril B. A.
Upham, special assistant to the Sec
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consumers counsel In the Agricultural
Adjustment Administration. said large
production and heavy storage appar-
emily were responsible. since eggs
normally begin their Winter rise in
August.
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BECOMES SECRETARY
Alabama Attorney Takes Post
With Senator Graves.

Merwin Koonce, Florence. Ala. at
torney, has become secretary to Sena-
tor Dixie Bibb Graves of Alabama
Koonce, who Is 40, formerly was as
sistant attorney general of Alabama
He was Launderdale County campaign
manager for the Senator's husband,
Gov. Bibb Graves.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
AMERICAN u. OFFERS
BANKING COURSES
DR.. Goldenweiser Heads Faculty
Roster-Special Programs
Are Arranged.

comprehensive program of
dozen separate courses in money and
banking will be offered by the Ameri-
can University Graduate School this
Evening star., 1937-09-12
STRATEG|STS MUM
OVER THIRD TERM
Operate on '24-Hour Basis
Presidents Western Trip
May Provide Clue.

fThe lost OF three articles by the
chief OF the Washington Associated
Press Bureau on the nature OF talk
OF third term for President
Roosevelt
Evening star., 1937-09-12

the Harvard faculty and now with
the Treasury.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

LOU JEAN BARKER.
Who, though admitting there's
Mrs" before her name, uon
the Labor day finals of the
Chesapeake Beach beautu
contest oUer sir other con-
testdnts chosen in seDen Ueeks
OF competition. Employed as
a model for commercial pho
tooraphy, she Was awarded a
gold ,Urist Uatch-dnd 500
Uh'ch she hinted might 90 to
her husband, O printer.
Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1937-02-25

man, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mr..
Oliver ]. Hart, Mrs. A. r. Stands and