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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
1431 Eye Street NV.

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PLETED BRICK APARTMENT BUILD-
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saHMsEs FEGr E6 $3.50 Sc eSGER sPRERr 5 sENd
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party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction in in
A.D. 1898. AZ THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
Situate in The District ' q Columbia. n and
81, 'e$ and "a: in SQUARE 1854. in Ii:
t!astes snd M fa fnosn
IN Liber No. So, folio 20. Of the. records
trict Of columbia. described as folloxy:
Beginning for the same at point IN the
said lot ss, and running thence west
along said north line Of ..R" street 81 .e6
ssid loss 50. a. 81. es% % and sS 81 ss,75 M iest te %
ths ssnn no. std ns e n. ad t @ d nsf sS
est ss7e ss79 i..s s q f:
NOTK|At the date hereof the above-
described land is destgnated on the rec.
'ords Of the assessor Of the District Of
n suusIe 81 $751; taxation purposes IS lot SOL
Terms Of sale: ons-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
In two equal installmsnts, payable in one
and two years. with ipterest at per
centum per annum. paysble sem. annually,
from day Of sale. 'seeured 81 nrst deed
e ths ioppSa of vii ' 3
time Of sale. All .conveysncinG. record.
Ing. etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to. resell the property at
the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
after five days Advertisement Of such re-
sale N some Newspaper published in WASH
tnGton, D. c.
RILEY A. GWYNN,
GWENDOLYN GWYNN,
0e0, e0,1O,13.1b,17.2O.22 Trustees.
The above sale has been postponed until
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BARGAIN

:. zoned for houses. fiats or apts.: 1875
owner will sacrifice. Call Mr.. GuiFFRE
evenings. Col. 5731-J. or Rep. 1lS1 week.
Gays. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5 In
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EARNS For SALE

11O ACRES. s-RooM HOUSE. MILK
herd Of Holstetn cows 3 horses. farm
ana dairy equipment. Enough feed for
winter. Less than ] hour D. C. $4,000;
terms. q. T. McNAB, Falls Church l4OS.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond trust loans. Loans negotiated in six
days. Small monthly payments Reasonable
rates. W. T. COTHERN, 013 New York ave
NV. Natl. 7416 800
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
p. G. real estate Prompt service. P, J.
WAL8HE 11O7 Eye st. NV. Natl 6468.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
property.
JESSE Z. HE1sKnLI. 1115 EYE ST. NV.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

A beautiful new corner home, situated
has more outstanding features than homes
selling for much more. First floor has
large nv, rm. with fireplace. bay window,
kitchen. den and lavatory. Second floor has
4 bedrms. baths. There are 2 rms. on
Shird moor. A paneled recreation rm. with
been made for maids rm and bath in
basement: side terrace and outdoor fire-
lures are attached .2-car garage, Bryant
winter air-conditioning system and unex-
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DIST 1411
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE

YORK SENIOR CRUISER, sleeps comfort-
ably; excellent condition; cost Sl,lOO; sac
rifice for $500 cash. Atlantic 1918
MOVING? Buy good 4-wheel trailer and
do the job cheaply. Walnut 8596-W,
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0l5 Street NV.
Trustses' Sale Of Modem.
Hish-Crads Cafeteria Equipn, snt
Similar EuiDnent De Described in c.na,.
sionaI Bn! Of Sale, All Contained In
SUNBEAM CAFE
400 10th ST. NV.
BY AUCTION
L II u X S D AY
September 70, 1888
ccsss:P;. ccss%s%P;sne,Gns G..Is..s e. 2 c 9,Closh r:M;
salad Pan. Pastry Case, Steam Table.
GoId Fan, Water Cooler. Glass and
Iray Stand. Plate glass Protectors and
Isy Tray slide Cost q $50. .oO)i Spindle
top Tables; 81 Formica Trays, Toast
master Toaster. Electric Wsi1e Iron,
Garland Gas Range; Gas Griddle Ger
binatiop; FriEidaire Compressor; s.
Compartment Sink; Range Hood, Coffee
urns. steam Table, Black Vitrolite Ia
0!es, Menu Signs, Costumers, Silver.
plated Ware, Glassware, Lightine Fix.
lures. Gas Heaters, etc.
~ re: Chdttel trust recorded Nav Is.
ly31: as Instrument No. II15I, also
SondittonaI BW OF Sale recorded Nav
20: TERMS: assx; easH' Ga sIHn'tTameHt No. 141s0.
c. B. RoBEY.
!. C. GESSFORD.
SETON s'Es BARR K rs and ddnstsf1 JAMEs rTus5; so5;p
MORAN. Attorneys for Party Secured
se26.27.2s
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STORES WANTED.

STORE, SMALL. SUITABLE FOR GIFT
shop; low rent; white section: By war vet.
eran. Box 191.T, Star
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUICK 1897 4-door trunk sedan; knee
than 1900 miles: appears new and per-
S@s seH asn !ss sSfH FTP
14th st. NV. Natl. 765l. Open evenings
BUICK eonvertible coupe; 1885. model
Owners name on request.o Butler % Bonded.
ssssn nx ssf ps Is sis P 5pen 5psr unds,. n lls
original finish. large trunk. side emo mounts sS
s. sasss. naS: ssad:Ssf:iss. Sc d5ssss:ss
CADn4LAC AG 1895 1895 dc luxe VS. A-deor trunk
SEQ So caG oxner: % COZ sHs 2saS saSeoo Dealer. sis.
CADILLAC, 1885 Bypass. convertible sedan.
a sood t1ss lao ss
viii ind this . very clean car; SITS. q. c.
e, Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac CO.. 1929
22nd st. ne. Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and
CHEVROLET 1888 master de luxe sport Sc
Sx snd t.scs
manager, Sullivan Chevrolet. 460 N. Y.
z,y az g Ss asst a,.n.s %seF h ass9 1:!
gar e.n ss$4 sszms Won e'sF.n 5Fsd
Arlington. Walnut $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1887 master do luxe town
completely equipped even to an eiectric
clock: name your own terms on this
beautiful car at only S637. AIS Motors,
CHEVROLET 1896 5-pass. sport sedan, ex-
cellent black paint. spotless interior. large
trunk. all GOOD tires. radio; You viii md
81: ysrs s!ssp sses
st. NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
CHEVROLET master 1887 touring sedan;
gray finish; low mileage. de luxe equipped:
excellent mechanically;, with RADIO; one
1927. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1871 21st NV.
District 1918.
CHEVROLET master touring sedan. 1895;
original dntsh: clean interior; good tires;
custom radio. hester; excellent condition;
HtlSs. Inc. lfs1 31st d. nv. District
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HOUSES FOR SAIL.

HILLCREST,
ALABAMA AVE: s.E;-Detsched brick; Z
lot with attractive p!antinss. Price below
construction cost. Information 1t 20O4
Fort Baker drive Sc. or
WApLE H JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist. S34e.
Florida ave. ne: S6.26O: terms. 6 rms.
snd bath. automatic heat, recreation room.
3 porches: lot III IT. deep; good condi.
tion: Call National 2030.
CoLORED-BRoOKIAND NE.
semi-detached brick Of large rooms
and l inclosed back porch. concrete front
porch: oil burner. automatic hot.wster
heater. This house Is priced at $3.50.
and worth the price asked, See this ct
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
1924 18th St. NV. District 3346.
COLORED-KENYON eT. NV NEAR
Eleyenth-6 rooms and bath. h.-w.h., elec-
tricity, front porch; S6.S6O. Easy terms.
Also S-room house and two-family apart
ment.
EDMUND M. CHAPLIN.
1115 You st. NV. North lO444. 27s
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RILEY A. GWYNN,
GWENDOLYN GWYNN,
se0, e0,1O,13.1b,17.2O.22 Trustees.

The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY. the THIRD day Of OCTOBER
A;D. 1888, q the SAME HOUR and sAAE
DY ORDER or TIE TKUqTX,
!. ~. A.47.1o-oA1.8
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cHIvROlET master touring sedan. 1895; /;
custom radio. .heater; excellent condition !;
1861. eQWueYp ne4e on 1eQusSt.b Lee ..
1HtleSs Inc. 112l 21st st. nv. District
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

b. G. II priced right. Nov can sell lilo
It,; IT,: = a'issi issh. ~ X. "a L R16R IS. i.n
N. Y. ave.
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no SETTT,E ESTATE

= S11.950. In desirable Chevy Chase, D.
e.. nE; ,41st and Military rd., is. this de-
fsched brick home of rms. q bedrmsl. {.
h.-wh with new oil burner; large maple
trees In yard: Reduced for quick sale
Excellent condition. Be sure to see this.
Inspection by appointment
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
National 5000 Sll 16th St NV
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HOUSES WANTED TO eiIy

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES. INVEST
FISCHER. 800 18th st. NV. Natl. 1928.
CoLORED PARTY WANTS TO BUY 8 OR
adSp Sf hSaf q 16 Yos sssai0n st. NV e.
CASH AT ONCE! FOR USED OR OLD
Adams 47S6. Mail 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR HOMES IN CITY.
OTIS n, FEATHERS. Southern Bldg. Dis
CASH FOR BRICK HOUSE, NE. OR Sc.
No commission Tenants not disturbed,
E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 45Os. Eve. and Sun.
Georgia $500. 1926 Vt. ave.
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES, WHITE
or colored. regardless Of condition. VIM.
y. Callahan, 907 18th st. NV. Met. 1854.
2Ss
CASH CLIENTS FOR MODERN. DET.. OR
semi-det; brick homes. in good NV. sec
tions. Must be reas. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6. Mail details 1435 Meridian
pl. NV.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR
property, regardless of size. location or
condition. provided the price is right
r. A. HUMPHREYS
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
prick or frame houses. any condition. Call
' doss REALTY CO..
1405 Eye St. National 1853.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEp.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUsE FOR WIN
ter: College Park or Riverdale; unfurnished
or furnished. Write A. WILLIS, 1925 18th
st. NV, Washington. D. c.. or telephone
Metropolitan 1895. 57s
WANTED-RENT 5-ROOM HOUSE, UN-
furnished. in Bethesda section: $35-S4O.
Box 287-T, Star.
ARLINGTON, VA.-WANTED
Houses For Sale. Houses For Rent.
Apartments Furnished and Unfurnished,
Lots: Farms Sale at Private Auction.
BOSS REAL ESTATE, Wal 9l63,
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE ~BEAUTIFUL 3O-ACRE
island in Nova Scotia for property vicinity
D. G. or Miami. Fla. What do you have
to offer7 MR.. ROBERTSON. Natl. 6246.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEW. MODERN, FIREPR0OF oNE-sToRY
bldg. approx. 80 IT. BY 90 IT,. with open
floor space, 15-ft. ceiling. light on sides.
fronting on Soft. alley, near Thomas Cir
Gle: suitable for auto repair business light
manufacturing storage. etc. Vacant.
J. c. WELDON CO.,
1927 NV. MET, BOIL,
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SUBURBAN PR0P.-SAIE OR RENT.
LANHAM HGTs.. MD.-4-RooM BUNdA-
Low; bath: a. porch; fprn; heat; full con,
mo. o. B. HOPKINS, 1926 Vermont ave.
Dist. 1871, or Emer 1908.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A GROOM BUM
Best locality in Hyattsviiie. Nd. Garage:
schools: flowers, and everything you would
like. Vacant Oct. l. W. A. BROOKS, 20
Ravenswood ave. HyAttsville. Nd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Brick home. rooms and 3 baths: 4
bedrooms; acres; stream of water through
property. For sale. or rent, furnished
FRANK L. HEWITT
s40S Ga. Ave. Shep. 3293. 27s
OVERLOOKING THE c. & o. CANAL.
In Brookmont-Brick house OF 4 rooms.
bath. porches. h.-w.h, elec. refg, and
range: lot 60x110: S3,95O: $3.50 down. S37
consin 4253,
1. p. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K st. NV. Natl. 1166.
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
OUTSTANDING BARGAIN.

Recently acquired in trade Cost over
$1,000. reduced to $4 $50 for immediate
sale. Located in lovely section of small
homes on paved street. l block from stores
and transportation, Contains delightful
h heating A system a fun easement n9a Detached
garage. Will consider $3.50 cash and bal
ance In easy monthly payments. Phone
q nm
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A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
S6.250-Four- bedroom brick home on wide
avenue: Northwest location; hot-water
heat with oil burner: electric refrigera-
tor; good condition. viii rent at $500
Der month
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FOUR-FAMLY FLATS-Modern construc-
tion, ,2h years old: convenient North
west location; very good renters: central
oil heating plants; income. S2,460 year
each. Price. S13,50O each
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O3 311N y III .1v1'
Phone Walnut 1851 or District 7740.
DISTINCTIVE RESIDENCE.
am proud to offer this desirable home
IN an exclusive NV. residential community.
Convenient to schools and transportation.
Embodying all the structural features you
would desire; new, large rooms. 2 COM
plete baths. air-condftioned insulated.
Large wooded lot. built-in garage. The
price will surprise you. Terms may be
arranged, Call Georgia 2453
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

georgia Ave. and Je1erSOn ST,
Lot suitable for 3 stores; splendid loos-
tion for any type Of business: soft. 'front.'
age on Georgia ave. Owner Will subdivide,
lot for $500. This is the only location
available In this neighborhood. Cali Mr..
Ugast. Emerson 1921 or Republic llfl, =.
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5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW-MODER
near schools and stores; $3.50. terms
9. T. McNAB, Falls Church 14Os.
g g NEW NEW DETAcHEp BRICK HOMES: WITH
full basement, oil heat. breakfast nook,
Weather stripping. insulation. slate roof.
Beautiful homes for SS,45O and $3.50.
ROBERT Z. LOHR,
311 Cedar ST.. TAX. PIX Geo. OSsl,
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ADMBRT W. LEE.
1S49 H st. N.W. Hist l600
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We have . brand-new. 4-bedroom. 2h-
bath home in beautiful Barnaby Woods,
priced at only $13.750. Among its de-
Sirable features are f1rst-aoor paneled den,
very large lot. On terms that Will surely
b interesting. to you. we think this prop
erty to be truly worth your inspection. For
further information call Emerson 2794
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Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
You'll find III life's relentless school
There's an exception to each rule.
Old Mother Nature

Old Mother Nature.
THE bitter cold has been followed by
warm spell. That Is, it was warm
for mid-winter. Rough Brother North
Wind has gone back whence he came,
and gentle Sister South Wind has
taken his place on the Green Meadows
and in the Green Forest. With her
soft breath she melted all the Ice from
the trees and bushes, and dissolved
the crust that had covered the snow
on the ground Indeed, with the help
of jolly, round. bright MIR. Sun she
melted much of the snow.
1t is almost as if sweet Mistress
Spring had come out of turn" said
Peter Rabbit to little Mrs. Peter. OF
course she isn't here, for it isn't time
for her yet, but if l didn't know what
season it is l would think that she is
here. What do YOU think saw on my
way home this morning."
"What?" asked Mrs. Peter.
Tracks on Johnny Chuck's door,
STEP replied Peter.
Mrs. Peter didn't appear Interested
What OF 1t? II you had passed the
house of Reddy Fox you probably
would have found tracks on his door,
step. Goodness knows there are plenty
OF them here in the dear Old Briar-
patch" said Mrs. Peter.
But you don't understand" pro-
tested Peter. These were Johnny
Chuck's footprints
"NOnsense,' retOrted Mrs. Peter.
Johnny Chuck IS asleep. He sleeps
all winter You know this as we'll as
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$4,000 RELIEF
FUND SUPPORTED
Congress Heights Citizens
Association Again Voices
Plea for Bridge.

An increase in the District relief
appropriation from 100000 to ST.
100000 was asked in a resolution
adopted by the Congress Heights Citi-
Hens' Association at its meeting last
night.
The motion, offered in response to
a letter from the Council of Social
Agencies. cited the increasing num-
Der OF unemployed and unemployables.
The association reaffirmed its stand
for an appropriation to construct a
new Pennsylvania avenue bridge over
the Anacostia River Ernest j. Read.
president, told members the item was
eliminated from the 1899 District bill
TO make possible the appropriations
for the proposed Dupont Circle un-
derpass and the X street viaduct.
Continuous identification of the
Northwest section has deprived the
Southeast and other sections of need
ed projects Mr.. Read declared.
Endorsed for School Job.
Charles F. Foster, president of the
Hillcrest Citizens Association and
manual training teacher of the Ana
costa Junior-Senior High School.
was Endorsed by the group for the
newly created position of director of
vocational education in the public
schools Mr.. Foster is an applicant.
The association approved mo-
flon by j. Louis Gelbman asking that
the Senate District Committee return
proposed appropriation of 29.7OO
Tor maintenance of Fairgrounds by
the Community Center to the Play
ground Department. The Playground
Department could maintain the plav-
grounds during summer recess and
after school hours and could apply it
more advantageously for school chill
dren. Mr.. Goldman declared.
Teacher Request Approved.
In response to letter from the
High School Teachers Association,
the association sanctioned a request
to exclude a clause in the 1899 budget
specifying that the salaries paid IL
brarians in public schools should not
exceed that Of the librarians in the
free public libraries. The group
agreed that the duties OF the school
librarian were instructive and edu-
cational, but not SO In the public
library
Twelve new members were admit
ted Roy Compton. Mrs Victoria
Beck, Mrs. Caroline Bender. Mrs.
5. l.. Cooper. Lee Dulin, John S.
Dyer Mrs. B. Knoch, Timothy Gam
mo-, Mrs. Julia Isdell. Bernard Died.
ricn. l.. Reeder Walton and w. w.
CheSser
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Then what did you wake up for?"
Peter persisted.
why don't you ask me something
I can answer. I didn't wake up. I was
walked up" Johnny replied somewhat
peevishly.
who did that?" demanded Peter
wonderingly.
How should know? I supposed 1t
was Mistress Spring until got out here
for look around" declared Johnny.
1T must have been Sister South
Wind" said Peter.
We'll, II it was don't thank her."
grumbled Johnny Now I'm going
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some one sat up; sat up straight; sat
up as only Chuck sits up. She turned
to speak to Peter. but Peter was al
ready racing lipperty, lipperty, lip to-
ward Johnny Chuck, for Johnny 1t was.
johnny" he cried as he arrived
almost out of breath.
Johnny Chuck blinked at Peter
rather sleepily and said nothing.
What are you doing up this time
of year? Don't you know winter ism t
over yet?" demanded Peter.
Johnny looked this way and that.
He shrugged: Il don't like snow" said
he
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presented by the thester group Of the
Latter Day Saints (Mormon) Church,
under the direction of Miss Betty
Tremblins. Bob Lawrenson and his
eight-piece Settlement House Orches-
ira will furnish dance music.
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WORK DESCRIBED
Cosmopolitan Club Told of Opera
tions of Washington Gas Co.

The work of gas company employees
VAS described yesterday at the Cosmo-
poitan Club luncheon by Emory Kir-
wan. construction engineer for the
Washington Gas Light Co.
The greatest strain on the company
comes with zero weather, he stated,
with 80 per cent of the employees en-.
gagged in maintaining service and han
ding equipment.
1he club president, J. L. B. Murray,
announced the appointment of Harry
H. Baker as chairman ofthe Arrange
ments Committee for the first stag night
party OF the year to be held within the
next few weeks.
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A Big Help.

LINCOLN, Nebr %.-Hermann
Stegemann Of Berlin wrote to the
secretary Of State here asking aid in
locating his uncles and cousins. The
ofncial in = reply said !. would be
helpful to know the names OF the
uncles and cousins.
Stegemann's answer: Their name
IL Stegemann, too"
Evening star., 1938-02-11
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON

I do. He won't wake up for . long
time"
Il guess know Johnny Chuck's
footprints when l see them!" retorted
Peter somewhat Indignantly.
But Mrs. Peter remained uncon-
vinced. If you saw Johnny Chucks
footprints 1t means that he Is awake
and you know very well that he isn't"
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FRIENDSHIP HOUSE
Dance and Play Will Be Presented
by Southeast Group Tonight.

As = part Of the Friendship House
program to keep the youth of South
east Washington away from "un-
wholesome places" dance and play
will be presented at $50 o'clock to-
night at the settlements new head
quarters, 6l9 D street Sc, with an
admission charge OF rs cents.
The play, "A Mans Castle" will be
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New Planes to Carry 60.

Flying hotels are being built for
the Pan-American Airways that will
carry so passengers and a crew of
10. They are larger than the boat
in which Columbus sailed to Amer
lea.
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LOGAN TO SPEAK
"Lincoln, the Man" Subject of
Kentucky Senator's Address.

Senator Logan. Democrat. of Ken
thcKy VIII speak on Lincoln the Man"
at special Lincoln Douglass cele-
bration sponsored by the United Gov
ernment Employees and the Goodfel.
lo"shlp Recreational Association of
tne Interior Department at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Departmental Audi
torlum. Constitution avenue between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets NV
The program will climax Negro his
tory week celebrated by the organiza-
mons. Another speaker, Judge Almond
w. Scott, will discuss "Frederick Doug
lass Life and Achievements"
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back to Sleep He took . last look
around, turned and disappeared down
his long hall.
(COpyright 103
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"JOHNNY" HE CRIED. AS HE
ARRIVED, ALMOST OUT OF
BREATH,

Il don't know anything of the kind"
retorted Peter sharply.
Well DO" declared Mrs. Peter.
Then look over there to Johnny
Chucks house now!" cried Peter in
triumph.
Mrs. Peter looked. Abruptly she sat
up very straight and looked very hard.
Some one was sitting on Johnny
Chuck's doorstep Even AS she looked
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-01-06
Saturday To Be Hunt
Day Of Seal Campaign

Saturday. January 8, has been
designated IS Hurt Day" in White
Bluffs and Harford ard the slogan
is Seek Your Seals"
This is not new sporting event,
says Mrs. j. R. Ayers, chairman Of
the county Christmas seal sale, who
is busy checking the returns with
her workers
There are still some seals UNI
accounted fer and we feel that they
have been mislaid,' Mrs. Ayers
explains. ITO bring them to light
we are setting aside one day in
which to hunt them up and make
returns for them. We know that
these seals are reposing in desk
drawer, forgotten temporarily. 1t is
easy to misplace the tiny seals, but
they won't fight any tuberculosis in
81 desk drawer
I'VE can forget Christmas seals
but we cannot forget tuberculosis.
1t takes one of our useful citizens
every eleven hours. The purpose of
those seals is to save that citizen.
Forgotten in a desk drawer, they
cannot fight tuberculosis. They
must be put into action. So send
IN your returns on Hunt Day"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-01-06
Around And About White Bluffs
of interest tell boutN paxonay by

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Winton Stevens
a. d Mr. and Mrs Frank Ames, Of
Grandview, were guests Sunday
eiening at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. K A. House.
RGr. and Mrs. E. j. O'Larey and
r. and Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock
nd son Richard drove to Sumner
Friday to spend New Years with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. O'Larey returned Sunday
but Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock re-
manned for a longer visit, going
from there to their home in Sisters,
Oregon, this week.
X X X
Harry Anderson, Jack Gilhuly,
Ralph Montgomery, Bus Meek and
Raymond Broughton drove to Ken
newick Sunday, the latter remain
ing there for a few days. On their
return the boys were accompanied
by Clarene Anderson, who had Wis
tied for the past week with he1
sister, Mrs. Harold Beldin, in
Portland
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-01-06
TOWN TEAM LOSES CLOSE
CONTEST TO GRANDvIEW

In thrilling contest, the White
Bluffs town team lost a 5O-42 deci-
zion to the Grandview independents
this, Thursday, evening. After
trailing by 1926 at half time, the
locals rallied in the last quarter
but were handicapped when too
many fouls and shortage of play
ers left them with only four men
On the floor at the end of the game.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Broughton
and Ray and Peggy came over
IRON Yakima Friday to spend New
Years with friends here, returning
home on Sunday
X X X
After a Christmas vacation of
Two weeks spent at their homes
mere, local college students re-
turned the latter part of last week
TO their schools Elroy Wiehl and
Tired Gilhuly were students return
Ing to the University of Washing
ton. Aileen Stoddard and Joe Kelly
to Washington State College and
John Keal to Whitman.
Y X Y
Mrs. F. N. Hensley was va
anna visitor Tuesday.
X X *
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Austin and
BETTY and Richard returned SUM-
Ray from st. Helens, Oregon, where
they had spent Christmas.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-01-06

James Brown returned last Thurs
day to Ellensburg, where. he is
teaching, after spending a week
here with his brother, Jess Brown.