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SUMMER HOMES.
MARPLEHEAD MASS

MARBLEHEAD MASS
For rent Summer season. Broom house,
modern in every respect, freplaces in every
room. extra bath rooms, chauffeur and
malcS quarters: private sandy beach. won-
derful view of Atlantic Ocean and its rock
bound coast: location is excellent Write
Mass
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CLUB OPPORTUNITY

Wonderful chance to buy at great
sacrlhce; close to water; suitable for club:
nne mouse, beach and karbor. Will sacri-
zee. ADDRESS Box 27S-D. Star ofice.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctloneeri
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. AuctioneerI
COLLATERAL SECURITY BY AUCTION,
BY virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain collateral agreement dated
April 30, 1925. the note secured being
payable forthwith default having occurred
in the payment of same. at the request Of
the holder thereof We will sell BY public
auction. within our sales rooms. OILS E
s., NV, on MONDAY; THE FIFTEENTH
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, collateral desig-
mated in the said agreement to wit:
243 shares OF common stock OF Totten
&. Ward. Incorporated. OF the par value
share. and certifcstes representlng the
same, nancy Certificate No. A Is for IS
shares, certificate NO Il for 50 shares
certificate No A "A for 10 shares. All
parties in interest please take notice.
Terms: A deposit of two thousand five
hundred dollars (S2, 500.OOD cash required
of purchaser at time of acceptance OF bid.
balance to be. paid in cash within thirty
deposit will be forfeited as ,liqpidated
lateral will be resold at such time and
place and upon such. notice and terms as
the said holder may direct.
ADAM A. WESCHLER SON. Auctioneers.
FaDd I'D
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL SITE OF IS ACRES ON
State road, near Potomac. Nd. miles
out: Good home site or ideal TO sub
divide INTO small rlots of few acres. For
QUICK sale and li1uidate trusteeshp priced
az only $3.50 per acre. Address Box
TIC. Star office.
4 ACRES PARTLY WOODED TRACT
with .0n-foot front on well-graveled road
near Waldorf. Nd: is miles to D. C.
Excellent garden soil and ideal shade for
raising chickens. Only $500 one-fourth
cash. balance months. Adams 2444 g
ACREAGE AND BUILDING LOTS. PTVFR
I'd. Bradley rd. Colesville pike, Ccnnecticus
ave. nearby Southeast and HyattSyile,
Real estate salesTen attention. FULTON
r. GORDON. 1927 Eve st. nv. Dist 1920.
SILVER SPRING-1O ACRES OR MORE:
ami; ready for subdivision. Shepherd
3olf. o.
ABOUT 1G ACRES ON A MAIN THOR.
ouShfare. zoned for apartments and bust-
ness on bus line; one of the most at.
tractive pieces of land in tic cityI; $1,000
per acre
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 17l9 K St. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN IN A ME-
dium-priced. modern country home; ex-
Adaress aei Box a'9
ONCE.
FOR sALE-$6O MONTHLY. NO CASH
payment; rooms and shower bath: one
extra room ON second floor; large porch.
forest trees and shrubbery; concrete streets
ea ST. Can Wssa oS 1886
TWO SOLD-ANOTHER AVAILABLE.
Responsible purchaser may secure fine
new brick home in nearby Va. on liberal
1ental-ppTssMsss ppERMxNTkY Rass FfNAsesD Ffisfstse
L. 8. HURLEY. Wal. S60S or Col 1897.
ONE ACRE. PRICE $3.50: 2 BLOCKS FROM
school; convenient to ELECTRIC cars: bus
to suit purchasers Cali Rogers and
Thompkins, Hyattsville $40. Evenings
Greenwood 1871.
TAKOMA PARK. MD lWILDWooDl:
Insulated buiit-in garage. 2 freplaces.
ef ot De5h o%aER ieruss shep snd x
FINE CORNER PROPERTY. JUST OFF
Pershing DIR. on North Highland St. Clar-
endon, Va-5 large rooms and fireplace.
tached garage; Aot' lot 73xiaa: % 81 900. 81.
II. o. L. See c. w. CLEVER CO, INC.
lI23 North Irving ST.. Clarendon. Va.
InlS Will interest you.
S3 39OO-TERMSIS ROOMS AND BATH;
anil. h.-w.h.: good condition; State con-
crete highway. large grounds; real buy
for home or for investment; other prop
critics: S3 900 UP. #. RAYMOND BURCH,
Berwyn. Md. Berwyn g., or 24-M
REAL eth ST. PIKE BARGAIN-GOOD
house h.-w.h., elec.; 312 acres. fine stream
OF water. Georgia CASA.
10 ACRES AND GROOM HOUSE; CLOSE
schools. stores. trolley; IL miles District
line: ideal for chickens: $3.50 down. ball
H. KADAN, 273O Woodiey pI. NV. Adams
1898.
NO CASH PAYMENT-BEAUTIF
designed. new stone house at 80 Shepherd
St. HyattS.. Md. Beautiful open stone
fireplace, oil burner elec. refrigerator.
garage. Open for Inspection until o pm.
sunday night: s 900 reduction price.
Hyatts Nd. After @ pm. call NJ. A.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANT TOBACCO FARM NEAR MITCH
roads. convenient to b. c.: also ANY country
property. r. d. LILLE CO.. 264 Carroll
st.. Takoma Park. Georgia 5000.
HOUSE. OR LOT 50x135 FROM OWNER.
Address Box 1o0-D. Star once. -
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OFFICES WANTED.

ATTORNEY. YOUNG MAN DESIRES
space IN renutable Law office. Address Box
lO1-D. S.ar Office,
WANTED-TO SHARE AN OFFICE WITH
q desirable party in a good Office building.
Address Box .S-A, Star ONCE.
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122 ACRES

II miles south on Richmond Highway.
Pat OF original Mount Vernon estate.
$1,000.
Suitable for country home. In imme-
dlate demand subdivision ! tc ; acre
tracts. VIII suodivide and sell for investor.
For information call Mr.. GoodnoW.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC.
Shoreham Bids. Natl 4750.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

SINGLE OFFICE. FURNISHED: CHOICE
location. Connecticut and K. Call Sunday
morning. l to l. l102 K St. Apt. 20.
OFFICE. SUITABLE FOR DENTIST CHI.
ropou.st or professional man. 1923 18th
st. ne. Phone North S:}61 or North 10ng.i.
SUBLET COMPLETELY FURN. AND
equipped Office. Detached 9-rm. suite in
Colorado Bids. Wisconsin 1896.
A y AND 3 ROOM SUITE MODERN,
fireproot ofice BLDG OF highest type IN
heart Of business and financial district.
TRUST DEPI. NATIONAL METROPOLI-
TAN BANK. National 1908.
1886 MASS. AVE NV.
AT Thomas Circle large. corner
rooms for professional use; SIS.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV National 2345.
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FARMS WANTED.

IF YOU HAVE A FARM FOR SALE IN
nearby Virginia. or II you want TO buy a
405 Doniphan Bldg, Alexandria. Va. Phone
Alexandria $40.
Is OR 20 ACRES. WITH HOUSE AND
blvd. 330S Sherman ave., Apt. /.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

LARGE, COLONIAL TYPE HOME; 4 BED
rooms. 2 baths, 5 acres of ground. one
Of which is in lawn; large oak trees; one
Will exchange for city or nearby sub
urban property. Address Box 125-D.
Star office.
OWNER OF WEIL-LEASED BUSINESS
property would like to exchange for home
in Wesley Heights or nearby Va: give
location. size and price. Address Box
475-C, Star Office
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FARMS FOR SALE.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va
~ acres; small house: outbuildings: beau.
tiful view; $4,000. Will trade. Address
BOX 171-D. Star Office
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
TAKOMA PARK. MD-FRONT OF CAR
stop; 20 It. wide by 55 It. long; suitable
for ans purpose. 20 Laurel ave. ehep.
herd 1900.
3l2 7th ST. S.W.-LARGE STORE. SUIT
able most any business: across from large
Govt bldg. LLOYD r. TURNER. 500 7tn
1st. 1926 L st. NV. LITTLE ART SHOP.
STORE. WITH OR WITHOUT APART
ment. 1910 Florida ave. NV. Good Tor
grocery. liquor, restaurant Or beer.
able rent. Apply 8fMoN BELOFF. Real
Estate. 1908 N. =. ave.
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SOLoN1hL
have for sale in nearby Maryland sub
urb a brick Colonial home. containing q
large rooms. breakfast room. recreation
room. . baths. . open fireplaccs large
porch and garage situated on large. high
lot nearly l acre ground. trees. all at row
house price Save I,5O0 to 81 600. NOW.
Call Shepherd 165f-J. 10.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW IN COTTAGE
City, Md.-Oil heat. Venetian blinds:
Frigidaire inlaid linoleum; $500 cash and
bal at Sf1 80 per month. Address BOX
15S-D Star Office
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ACREAGE WANTED.

: TO 10 ACRES IN MARYLAND WITH
in 15 miles Washington: give full descrIp.
ton. price. terms. etc. r, L. FITZGERALD.
Jr.. o4u Hamilton ST.. Apt. 3.
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TAKOMA PARK. MD

TAkOMA PARK, MD.
S6.500; $500 cash: 300 Holly ave.-New
detached brick bungalow. : rooms, mod
ern; unusual kitchen. large attic. 2-car
built-in garage: h.-wh h; lot 5OXl3t; han
block school BUILDER
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Brick and stone houses. some built be-
fore the Revolution. some among the oldest
in Maryland. A. few architecturally out
standing. Ask about my Lstings and see
photographS. have many of them. r. b.
FARQUHAR. 1888 Euclid st. NV. Adams
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SOMERSET. $40 WARWICK PL.-S!X
rooms maids quarters; lot 73x143; shrub
berry. trees: $3.50.
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H. G. SMITHY COMPANY,
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CASH AT ONCE FOR COMMERCIAL. RES
idential and investment property. reason
ably priced, REGARDLESS Of condition or To-
cation. EARLE w. MANSON. 1927 Eye
ST. NV. District 9373. IA
for our clients.
OHARE ESTATES. 224 r NE.
North I447
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UISIANDlNG BU Y ..
APT. BUILDINGS.
$500 one trust financed to yield
$4,000 net annually above all pay
ments; 50 500 cash required.
9. Col. rd.. mr. 10th St. IL apts.; rental,
$500; price. S43. 500.
3. Nr. the Cathedral. 22 apts; rental.
Sl2.600 price. S59500.
4. Fireproof, 32 apis; rentals nearly
5. Modern corner best section Conn. ave.
32 apts.. stores: rentals nearly S26.-
600. price. $3.50. 1000.
8. High-grade rooming house, downtown:
fs rooms. 90 baths elevator: only
$4,000 cash required. Real opportunity.
ANTON KOERBER.
1928 K ST. NV. NATL. 67S9
EXCEPTIONAL APARTMENT HOUSE.
Corner building. in location where ground
values are rising: 32 apartments and
store on first floor; may be bought for
5A times annual rental.
Price S45,000; corner apartment house
tiops in city: priced iust slightly in ex-
cess of 5 times annual rental.
Call Mr.. Murray. National 59O3;
H. G. SMITHY COMPANY.
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IN NORTHWEST, FACING NORTH OR
east: state price size and location. Ad-
dress BOX 175-D. Star Office.
LOTS FOR LOw-cOST BUNGALOWS;
give size. location. price; state II gas. water
and sewer lines are in. Address Box
1s3-D. Star ONCE.
RELIABLE BUILDER DESIRES LOTS FOR
DEVELOPMENT. suitable homes. apartments.
on End trust: brokers protected; state price.
size Address Box 19O-D. star once.
WE NEED APARTMENT SITES AT ONCE
for waiting cash buyers.
O'HARE ESTATES 224 r ne.
North I447.
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COLONIAL BRIcK-BARGAIN.

New, brick Is rooms. = baths. recreation
room, oil burner: lot 100 #. deep; $500
down No agents. 4053 2oth st. north.
Clarendon. Va.
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IVIVV
Located in fine NV. section. detached
bldg. modern. near park. school. trans
portation: = apts.: oil burner; electric re-
friseration; large lot: rent schedule approx.
$4,000 yearly: Well-flnanced priced at
about ; times annual rent: shows good re-
turn on cash required. Call MIR. DREW.
Met. 2S27. F.. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AN UNUSUALLY WELL-BUILT AND
thoroughly modern brick house: z ROOMS
2 BATHS about l ACRE OF LAND. near
Olney Md. PRICE NOW ONLY SlI 300.
CALL 2. g. THOMAS. WITH BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500 OR ADAMS
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN HOME FOR
sale or rent by widow now residing in city
WONDERFUL opportunity. Address Box
TAD. Star Off1ce
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NEW BRICK STORE WITH APT. IN SILL
yer Spring. small down payment, balance
like rent. E. v. BULOW. 2229 Bancroft
Evening star., 1937-09-12
REPORT is ISSUED
ON COTTON GRADES
65 Per Cent Of Staple Handled In
Week Rated as White Mid
ding or Better.
\ lac Assnclaied rress

BY the Associated Press.
Government cotton experts report
ed yesterday that 65 per cent of the
cotton classed this week was white
middling and better in grade. and %
per cent was longer than "a inch in
staple.
The report by the Bureau of Agri.
cultural Economics was FIRST OF
series of weekly grade and staple
studies intended to supply a guide on
quality of the new crop.
The results are from sample tests
IN five bureau offices in the cotton
belt and are prepared as representa-
tive ginnings in the States and regions
covered.
The report for the week ended
September 9 showed SIS per cent of
white middling and better In grade
compared with 70 per cent for ths
season to date; while 81 per cent in
spotted grades this week compared
with II per cent for the season
Cotton shorter than "a inch consti-
tuted s per cent of all classed during
the week against per cent for
the season to date; lengths p inch to
3l-S2 inch constituted 81 per cent
Tor the week and 81 per cent for the
season; cotton from ! inch to
80 inches accounted for 2s per
cent this week and "a per cent for
the season; while cotton ia inches
comprised 8 per cent for the week and
q per cent for the season.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
PAPER BOX FIRMS
HAIL SALES JUMP
Demand for Special Containers
Lifts Volumes 10 to Is Per
Cent Over 1896.

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 1f-Open-
Ing of an unexpected field in the crea-
tion Of special containers for the multi
tudinous private brands. recently
placed on the market, has given new
impetus to the paper box industry, ac-
cording to survey by Dun & Brad
street, Inc.
"As sponsors recognize fully the
importance Of attractive packaging in
meeting the competition of national
brands, whose retail price has been
fixed by both State and Federal legis-
lation, paper box sales for the first
seven months of 1887 averaged 10 to
is per cent larger than the 1886 COM
parative. For some individual factories
the. top range was up to 35 and 40
per cent.
Labor difficulties in some of the
major paper box consuming industries
accumulated the Summer recession in
production of paperboard. For 33
consecutive months, however, with
two exceptions, when the drop was
slight, operating time of manufacture
ers Of paperboard has been maintained
above that of the comparative one of
the year preceding. Rising from $40
per cent of capacity in January, ac-
cording to statistics compiled by the
National Paperboard Association, oper-
sting time had reached new peak at
92.8 in April, gain of 29.2 per cent
over 1886.
Depressed so low during 1880 and
years following, progress has been slow
In bolstering the price structure.
Quotations on most raw materials were
marked up during the first quarter,
but finished products failed to keep
step with the advance. AS a result.
prices TO consumers averaged but S
to IS per cent more than a year ago.
The general consensus was that any
revisions this Fall would be in an up
ward direction"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
FOREIGN COPPER
esr PRICES ADVANCE
About Half of Gain Lost Later.
Tin Climbs Full Cent in
Heavy Dealings.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 11.-Ac-
tivity in copper featured non-ferrous
metals during the last week, as good
foreign demand sent the export price
up almost quarter cent, to be fol-
lowed by a reaction of about one
eighth cent as the week ended. The
domestic price continued unchanged
at IA cents, delivered valley.
Tin was firm all week, and by the
close OF the period had registered
gain of a full cent on exceptionally
heavy buying both here and abroad.
The International Tin Committee con-
tinued the quota at 110 per cent for
the fourth quarter, and record vol
ume. on Friday at Singapore indicated
30 many that Malayan production will
be brought up to quota limits. Do
mestic demand continues good. and
accumulation Of Sraits Tin by some
who fear the effect of hostilities in
the Far East has lately been noted.
Lead prices held steady and un-
changed. Zinc and antimony also
were unchanged.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
MONEY IN CIRCULATION
UP SHARPLY IN WEEK

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 1l.-Money
circulation jumped sharply in the
week ended September to the highest
level since the Christmas holidays last
year.
Part OF the gain was attributed by
bankers TO the Labor day week end
and. part to the steady uptrend that
seasonally carries through to the end
Of the year.
Currency In use, reported by the
Federal Reserve Board credit state
ment, compared as follows:
Week ended September 8, s6,5e7,-
100000.
Previous week, s6,532 900 900; same
period last year, s6,276, ,00o, 900.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Utilities Power
Wins Authority
To oAppeal Order
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE
United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals today allowed the Utilities Power
and Light Corporation to appeal from
an order appointing a trustee for the
company pending reorganization un-
der the amended bankruptcy law.
At the same time, the court ordered
the appointment delayed pending out
come of the appeal. Willoughby G.
Walling had been named trustee by
Federal Judge William H. Holly.
The Utilities Company, the Atlas
Corporation. owner Of a majority of
Its debentures, and committees repre-
senting debenture and stock holders.
objected to the appointment. 1t was
sought by the Federal Securities and
Exchange Commission.
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ternational developments, particularly
warfare IN the Far East and the fear
that hostilities will eventually involve
European countries.
The price recovery was not general,
well illustrated by noting that out of
IA individual classifications ad-
Vaneed-namely, agricultural products,
fuels, hides and leather. non-ferrous
metals and paint materials.
Five groups declined, including in
dustrial products, paper and pulp, fine
and coarse textiles and ferrous metals.
AL other groups remained UNCHANGED.
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HIGHER TREND SHOWN
BY COMMODITY PRICES

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 11.-Com-
modify prices during the second week
ending in September showed some dis
posltlon to increase, according to the
McGill Commodity Service of Auburn
dale, Mass.
Strength was primarily due to the
agricultural group and reflects greater
speculative interest - . result Of IN
Evening star., 1937-09-12
NEW PLANE DELIVERED

Los ANGELES, September II
(SpeciaD The first of a fleet of
eight of the worlds fastest transports
left here yesterday for St Paul to be
delivered to Northwest Air Lines and
VIII shortly be placed on the Seattle
Chicago run. 1t is expected that
ship will cover the 2,0o0-mile run in
I0L hours.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
n. 0. L. c. REPORTS GAIN
IN PAID MORTGAGES
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Home Owners Loan Corp.
reported yesterday that 2O,844 mort
cages, aggregating $46,752,363 had
been paid IN full on August /. This
compared with 1889 fully paid mort
cages, aggregating s2s,559,l5o. on
December 81.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SPECIAL VOTE CALLED
BY TUBIZE CHATILLON
By the Associated Press.

bS tIlt NssUCFaItu FItSS.
NEW YORK, September 11.-D-
rectors of Tubize Chatillon Corp.
manufacturers Of artificial silk, with
principal plants at Rome, Ca, and
Hopewell, Va, have called special
meeting of preferred and class "a"
stockholders for September % to ap-
prove an issue of convertible debentures
not exceeding s5,OO0,o00.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

In bankruptcy recevershp being una.r
he bankrupcy Act securities such companes
ases Of dydends IN the oregong table annual dis
pased on the last quarterly
otherwise noted special dividends not
sx. Ex dividend r Ex rights Also extra Including
fald last Payable
psn So lar tns year no regular rate
his With
warrants XIV without warrants. Warrants ~ " Wv"
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Marriage Licenses.

Frederic W. Williams. 30 5O12 Ames st.
Ne; and hsrysnn Arrinston: 90. 1910
Harold l. Early, 81. and Ruth westm.n.
y, 81 81 s,ous snp;l Fails. p; Rev W Rustin.
ana a. p Edith v Zones Zones 20. 1915 Swami
Willie Davis. IS Is. and and Daisy B. McK.nny.
q both Of 4ae New York ave. Rev. A.
lesis v; wells 2s: and Nellie NJ, arayatt,
+. And xir.inis 4: TODD, 81 ioi 400 eraRd Third
Si%s; Is Sa'h 81 Asoons' see r' @f'ss ssy
wi,hn n1ia + Gisxs I1o. q? odsnton s. IN Nd ~ s9d
John T. carroll. q. and Marie c. Pierce.
w: III noth T. q 1!s r. and re- s..h co r0oTs
chsries " Pooie. ~. silser @ spring. n rIast. Nd.
an .nd Rsx EdIth N Gran n1,sn: a1' 1880 Lamont
David + Brush. :s.': q. ss1s Eleventh st..
and Amelia Ferraro. %. 1875 Jefferson
Chester s. Parsons. %: Fessenden. N. D..
ind an. Alise atu Edwards. ar1. 21. Brownsville,
and Gladys, r: Golden. II. Uniontoxn.
.5,tl MaFa A.h,ey - % 41oa ST. nois ,ns
Robert v. Hite. Ii. T.tom. Park Nd
AID Edna N. Brown. FL. 1923 Holmead
pl; Rev. W. E. LaRue.
Ralph Jacobs. 26, Baltimore. and Helen NJ
MsG.sueh. 11as. S:tt,1ri s2 past Lane AD.rtmen'
Harry G. oros:SeHs' . asns So. Cleveland. Ohio.
and Alice Y. Frank. 26. 1882 Leg alton
ST.: Rev. A. Simon.
Irving Moskowitz. 20. 6119 Fourteenth st -,
and Ollie G. Miller. %. 1880 st. ne /;
Judge Nathan Cayton.
ana Marrares Y. siaisht. Il. Yorktown. M
Va; Rev. r. B. Harris.
and Rosann freshman FL 1880 Sew
enteenth St: Rev. F. B. Harris.
John Z Grubb. IS. 326 East Capitol St.
RAYMOND J. Beech. s5, zoos Thirteenth
st. Sc. and Beulah Nicholson. 10. Ma
nassas. Va; Rev. J. Z. Briggs
George F. Scott. 20. 1631 G st. Sc and
Helen E Dietz. RI. 1918 Owen pl ne;
Philip TAR. 5s. 7co Thirteenth st.. and
Lois A. Bankmann. 20. MI. Rainier. Nd :;
Rev; J. W. Rustin.
Kendall o'Dwyer. -25, 11o1 Monroe st.,
and Mabel Z. Mossburg. %. Arlington,
Va; Rev. N; v; Hyle;
liams. Is. 1854 Gay st. ne; Rev. A. c.
Percy W. Perry. rs. 2ol4 Eleventh st.. and
IrmA J. Higginbotham. II, 1918 Vernon
ST.; Rev. e. c. Smith
John R. Brooks. 22. l26 v st. and Anna
NJ. johnson. 20. 201l Twelfth ST.. Rev.
Hiixon + g. sDPi.1se0s Pi.1s. g. 1917 Third st, and
Hazel B. Richardson. 25. 722 Harvard
ST. Rev. p, w. Dixon.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Mccartney
WillCOnduct
Service Here
Covenant-First Pres
byterian Pastor to Be
Assisted by Brother.

nR. ALBERT JOSEPH McCART-
~ NEY. pastor Of Covenant First
Presbyterian Church, will conduct the
service tomorrow, assisted by DR.. Err
nest L. Mccartney of Upland, Calf.
Rev. DR.. John Robertson Mccartney
Of Palm Springs, Calf, will deliver
the sermon on the subject. Fill the
Water Pots" These three brothers,
together with fourth brother, DR..
Clarence Mccartney OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, and formerly moderator of the
Presbyterian Church Of the United
States Of America, have been in at
tendance at the sessions Of the General
, Assembly OF the denomination. meet
ing at Columbus, Ohio. These four
ministers are the sons OF the late DR..
John Longfellow Mccartney, who oc-
cupied the chair OF science at Geneva
College, Beaver Falls, Pa.
The Covenant Fellowship will have
An open-air meeting at the home Of
Charles Wilfred Smith. 81 Carroll ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, tomorrow at Z
o'clock to discuss ideals of Christian
Fellowship" The Westminster Club
will meet at the church at 645 to go
to an open-air meeting. They will
take as their subject, THE Christian
Idea of Success" under the leadership
Of Noble Mccartney. The Interme-
diate Group meets at 5:45 to discuss
what Books Shall I Read This Sum-
mer?" under the leadership of Vir-
gtria Worthington.
A garden party will be held at the
Presbyterian Home for the Aged. 1918
Newton street, next Wednesday from 2
to ppm.
Rev. Mr.. Allison. assistant minister,
leaves for his vacation this week. DR..
Mccartney plans to remain in the city
until the latter part Of July.