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coLORED-l2O5 HARVARD ST NV
/ rm. kitchen. semi-bath: newly deco
rated, utilities furn. c.h.w.: employed cou-
pie; So. so. CO. 02t0-J.
COLORED-1s1e Goth ST. NV LARGE
rooms, kitchen and bath: heat and light
included, S35: Dupont sl5l
COLOEED WITH GOOD REFERENCES.
Apt. 4. L25 lth-2 r. k. B.. 80.
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. RE. 1868.
COLORED-NEW BLDG.
1928 Swami st. nw-New 6-family apt:
. rms kit. tile bath with shower: ready
Oct 18TH rent. S42 so and $3.50. Also
several desirable l and nm. apis. from
$3.50 to S36 so
500 H St NV. National 1856
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S;Eoon; nsaTix new bPick: baths: 500:
MR.. TWEED. EN- 7155. 907 18th St 10.
152 ST. NE ADJOINING MCKINLEY
CARNEY. DI. 45Os. Eve and Sun. GE $500
ROOMS, RECEPTION HALL: MAIDS
snf from %ah s
z 70 Russell rd.' Alex. TIE 5oel after ne!r
MICHIGAN PARK-PARTLY FURNISHED
h'o4s to sssIas!s sSuDf
2914 18th ST NV, l BLK. NORTH. ON
svG Hed1mr Fes cali oil Adams asn
HAVING BEEN ORDERED FROM WASH.
ington, must rent my new semi-detached
Pe SIS per %o can at ss eS ssh 0e fd
Aurora Hills, va. 5 minutes from Bureau
9t Hs once a f snd and or A4 f
Ridge I'd. Phone Jackson I'll. ''0n
j bedrm., n bath On 1st floor: Spacious iisS.:
e 1S To '9 s11s dining Il hse5 esE
Z am. to Q pm.
y y.lo. AMP N1 1ondah s AID 7A HEo RuS
once RDo OPEN = ! am n, to pm "a 0-oO'
11s VARNUM ST. N.W.-SIX ROOMS AND
bath: available Oct. /; $50. For inspection
call Georgia 1879.
1877 IRVING ST. NW.-AvAILABLE OCT.
l; 10 rms, 2 baths, oil heat: $50 mo-;
suitable for rooming house; 1st commercial
zone. Apply mgr. Ebbitt Hotel.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 1925 LIVINGSTON
New condition, rooms. baths, garage,
oil heat, fireplace, sleeping porch. pretty
yard. 500 month. MI 1921 after 8. 20
"a RANDOLPH PL. NV, NEAR NORTH
Capitol-6 rms. porches. garage. oil
heat: no small children. Woodley 0542.
s-ROOM HOUSE . BATHS, OIL HEAT,
all modern improvements, Gear gar: semi
Diet. 1925 Irving st. NV, cor. HOBART.
Apply at 925 H st. ne.
S55 MONTH-72s SHERIDAN ST NV
Sem-detached brick, 6 rms. insulated;
walking distance Of grade, jr., sen. high
schools: close to stores, trans: avail Sept.
%. Call RA. 2s5s for INSPECTION.
S65 0O-321 R. C. C. RID. FACING
a ams sar sTUands 1scHE 5~s Go
e~.'
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SOUTH EXPO, RMS. BATH. H.-WH..
new stove, porches, nice yard; cow. trans;
adults. 1904 st. ne. Remington 3s7-W
At sehss rooms M% A4T9 S.t hsosFEr ss..Ia
closed porches: large open porch: ser
Of w. srou nan sss. ''r ma '1 1915
1915 e ST. N,E.-e ROOMS. BATH: CON-
yye yer en- located: So vacant Oct. 1.
1oOe g ST N.E-MopERN, 8 ROOMS.
bath; toilet In cellar; frst-class condition:
$50 month.
GLEN ECHO HdTs., TUscARwAs RID SAB
oWNRR wi W. h aa5h extra rooms If needed
1882 ARGONNE PL. (NR. l 9th AND COL.
r r - ~ r.: b. bkfst. peh,; newly decorated;
rooms, bedrooms, bath, shower, large
recreation room, lavatory, de luxe kitchen;
SIto gas heat; conv. schools. stores, trans.
BETHESDA, 2l3 LINCOLN sT-5 ROOMS,
conditioned heat WI. 1910.
III 10th ST NE R.. AND B. H.WH.
SKvEY b. Fs $685. s1t ' and % SUM- c.
BETHESDA. MD DISTINCTIVE NEW
sehoes near bedrm ana 6ah s aPtraatve
porch and. paneled recreation room. air
S co asto heat 1 rpY now
DUPLEX HoUsEs-A.MI. 147s CHAPLIN
St. nv second floor rent only, $50. heat
R Esas Phone MsfsDol' 'ss aSPs
EXCELLENT 3-BEDRooM. 2-BATH HOME
oil heat, maids room, screened porch and
attic; block bus. :? blocks school, being
redecorated: can be seen evenings by sp-
polntment; Se5:- Call Mrs. Christman.
$500 Wisconsin ave.
1714 LANIER PL. NV. tNR. COLUMBIA
I'd. D-S-room brick, A bedrooms oil heat.
refg.; $40. DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma $3.50.
37ls 9th ST. N.W-FINE COND., g RMS.
baths. auto. heat; arranged :i-rm. apt.
ana J-rm. apt: > Fri9 ldaIreS, partly Turn;
sell furniture cheap; STD month.
3l3 w. BRADLEY LANE. CHEVY CHASE,
Md bedrooms. baths. ami. lear
3rsss5s .S S9D Vs. sE i%D E:a
2s0i 18th ST. NV ROOMS, BATH.
gas LOW h servants room and toilet
500. Cali MRS. BULLOCK, Me. 400.
BY ,o yaSIa Mo.-oRIGINAL GoLo-
F FaiT house OVER .rx 10 years old 2l0 n
bath. open fireplaces. large and beauti-
aqi yaaa OH neat csn MI nb lnspee, any day
or. phone Alexandria 3O75. Possession
SILVER SPRING. LARGE RMS, BATH.
S gu. neat sat- M shopping center and bus; So,
Maple lane Shepherd SslS!W&. LINZ 'Of
S3750-TK. PIX, 9 ALLEGHANY-5 r,
neishborhood sH 4067 j.
TAKoMA PARK : ATTRACTIVE NEW
brick pr So ho1se rms and bath. oil heat;
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THE AMERICAN HOME.

This home Goes not ape any scientific
the ideas involved are based on good
sound reasoning, for comfortable, If not
luxurious. Twins. az moderate price FIRST
moor consists OF living room p i7x13i2,
large paneled den with adjoining lavatory,
large screened living porch. Second floor,
or dressing room and bath. bedrooms
with connecting bath. Third floor, nm
lshed storage room and bedroom Base
ment, recreation room 21x2O with fire.
place, and maids bath. Choice of oil or
gas heat. This house is situated in an
exclusive and hiEhly restricted neighbor-
gam Of the year. See what you think
F'r appointment to inspect call Mt Dob
Inns WI 1915. with J. WESLEY b.
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JUST OFF 10th ST,
1925 UPSHUR ST. NV.
\ POOMS-D RATEg

JUST OFF 10th ST,
1925 UPSHUR ST. NV.
ROOMS BATHS
This attractive home has Just been re-
possessed and Is being offered at a reason
able price; recouditisned like new first
MOOR. studio living room, dining room, Gen.
larPe Kitchen with buiit-in dinette and
service porch: second floor. lovely bed
room compile G baths and closets galore;
basement. large recreation room. automatic
heat: deep lot with lear brick garage
For further information call MI Schwartz
CAFRlIZ CO, DI. $3.50.
NEW-BRICK BUNGALOW
D rooms and tile bath. large attic air
conditioned well-planned kitchen inSu-
lated. quiet neishborhood. near Hillcrest.
Must be seen TO be appreciated. 3625
Bangor st. sc. Ewes. phone Lincoln 1000
Ii. 5000 and Ii. 1859.
ADELBERT w. LEE
l3i3 II St. NV. DI 1900
CORNER. CHEVY CHASE-SACRIFTCE
Was Sl3750; Now $3.50
Large Bedrooms. > Complete Baths
tOnly 3 yrs. old. center-hall plan rec
room, maid bath. oil heat, gar: newly
decorated. DU. 7777.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
100 Otis pl ne.-New 5-rm. brick bungs
low with gas heat, tile bath and shower.
balance like rent
other bungalows. new and used $3.50
UP. Open daily to pm
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
1881 R. !. Ave. NE. NO. 1908
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COLORED.

S35U Cash. Balance Morthlv.
SAC G 81. n.e.-6 large rooms. bath,
earaee; hot-Vater heat. Excellent con(l-
ton. Bargain on reasonable terms
Open Sunday. Mr.. Raine. RIA 344l
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346
Near 10Th and Benning Rd.
Colored. -Reconditioned like new. 8
rooms, bath, cellar, front and rear porches,
h,-w-h., automatic water heater: Or &c,
Call Mr.. Davis
E. NJ AIKEN, INC. son ST. NV.
Ma 3556. Evenings MI $751;
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CAPITOL HILL.
16 ROOMS BATHS

-, Just of e. Capitol st. arransed for
three families; easily adaptable TO Z ants
LIST n, Il rms. and bath; End a. 8 rms
and baths: 3rd A.. rooms and bath,
An English-type home. stone front and
prick; OIL heat. cleo: lot 80 #. wide; clos
AT. 6223.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor MA. O753
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ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

Modern Colonial: Il rms. and bath. Q
large screened porChes Bryant gas heat.
bullt-lD garage. House newly decora ted
One Of Washing ton's most convenient II "
legations Brokers please 10 not apply.
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NEW CAPE COD.
$500 CASH,
Balance Less Than Rent.

This Groom brick row house can be
bought so reasonably that IL is foolish
to pay rent. Close to stores. schools and
transp Mr. 18th and Spring I'd This
home is beng sacrificed for only S4,e50
Call Mr.. Giles, Michigan 1000 You can
save money. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
COLORED-ATTRAcTI BARGAIN s.
I'M. house, tapestry brick. Recently reno
wood floors. elec.. hot-vater auto. heat.
MAKE your own terms Call Mr. ADAMS
sundays, DE. 1903: weekdays. DE. 1850
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BETHESDA. MD.

Authentic, Colonial brick. containing 10
rooms, and az baths. on 1O0xl45 land-
13-foot living room with French doors
leading TO sunroom and screen porch. COM
plete spacious kitchen. 4 bedrooms. l with
on 2nd floor, . bedrooms l bath and
abundance of closet and storage space on
the basement floor plan of attractive CEN
ter hall opening into large, well-lighted rec:
reatlon room. with. stone fireplace and
smaller card room. all knotty pine paneled
Bird fireplace is in living room. De-
taehed 2-car brick GARAGE with ;, roomy
S19,95O Call Mr. McKEON, F. R SPEAR,
INC. 1O12 Old GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda,
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$50 MONTH

=. SO, 390-New, rooms. large hoored at.
TIC. large porches; excel construction
asbestos siding; garage, acre: on good
gravel street. close to hard road. 10 miles
Small down payment. VERNON N. Lynch
& SON. once miles out Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 5906. Closed sunday,
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
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S37.50-TK. PIX, 9 ALLEGHANY-5 r,
b.. gassed porch; good condition; nice
neiehborhood. SH. 4O67-J.
TAKOMA PARK ATTRACTIVE NEW
brick house. D rms. and bath oil heat:
iot oox2oO feet; $3.50. Others. S37 so
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L. v. THACKER. 27es 18th ST. NE.
ONE BLOCK OFF LEE BOULEVARD.
HILLWOOD, VA.
20 minutes from downtown. Architect
leaving town offers his own beautiful
Engllsh-type home, rooms, > baths. extra
lavatory, maids room, Gear garage.
Rental, Sl.o.OO per month. II is lmpos-
slble to tell all here about the beautiful
yard. splendid appointments, but the value
is extraordinary
KELLEY, STEELE & BRANNER. DI. 774o.
RENTAL BARGAINS
1927 ROCK CREEK FORD RID NV
Detached, 10 ms, Pa Baths. Oil Heat Gar,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ATTENTION

Those looking for beautiful D. c. home,
please phone Emerson 1873, owner IL
rms, baths, l lavatory: situated on choice
high elevation. large trees. lovely view. a
miles to White House; built less than l VI,
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5000 NORTH CAPITOL ST
Beautiful new corner house at only
$3.50. This house faces wide. newly
paved street and is complete in every de-
tail. including chestnut trim and OAK
hoors and built-in garage. Other houses
at $3.50.
J. B. TIFFEY
and Son
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SILVER SPRING. LARGE RMS, BATH.
on neat nr. shopping center and bus; S75.
See after ewes. or Sat. any time. 5O4
Maple lane. Shepherd 31l9-W
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81 Cedar St, Takoma Park. GE Oss1.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-ALMOST NEW. 3
pr. p cow. TO transp.. Deal and
wilson High Schools; auto. heat; 500
Cleye. Pk-Semi-det. BRICK br.,
hoored attic: oil heat, IA b.; 500.
IHOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900. 35ls Conn
1878 BUCHANAN NV R. B..
shower. inc. pchs., auto. h. gar. so 90
iEis Kennedy St. T. yd., gar. ~ 80
4!l2 l5th-7 r. = b. I'd. convt. 1900
81 - lllnolS ave- =. yd.. gar. - so
o3o2 sth n;w-6 r, gar, yd. $3.50
ABOVE excellent condition. GE. Ol1g.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. AND MD CALL. Irs
10 see our list Of homes in this delightful
neighborhood Prices range SIS to $50
per month
EDW H JONES g. CO.. INC.
OO-U Conn. Ave WOOSlpy Dam
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CHEVY CHASE. d G.
HERE is NEWS.

This is the house that so many home
FOUR BEDROOMS AND FoUR BATHs@
'35 X14i 1t also has 6eaut itff re cYa.
atlon room and maids room in the base
ment. You will be amazed at the price at
WELDER will give you the details with
pleasure EN- GIG or MA ns6R
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
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BY OWNER-SG5 MO-ORIGINAL COLO
nal house. over $50 years old. 2lO N.
bath open fireplaces. large and beaut
~ yard, oil heat. an. Inspect any day
alter . D m. except Thurs. Apply within
or phone Alexandria 3015. Possession
Oct 18th
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DOWNTOWN BARGAIN

Large dwelling. L 81. NV, LIST commercial
zone, assessed for S9l6S LOT 2l41xl0O
Good for business or rooming house only
$4,000 First time offered
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
l4lS ST. NV DT 49,
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ORIGINAL COLONIAL
WILLIAM BOSWELL,

ME. 1898. 927 18th NV Ewes. WI 44IO.
YOU MUST SEE THIS ONE.
BUNGALOW.
This IS lie most unusual buy I ever
onerec; contains : real large rooms and
path; Scar garage, oil heat, cleo refg:
LOT the unusual low price. $3.50. lot sOx
100, beautifully shrubbed also lily and
hSh pond. For information call Mr.
FREDER1CKS. DI. 300. after $50 RA.
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$685. $50 and $3.50

HOW TO REACH 40 COLUMBIA AVENUE:
Oat First Street to Soldiers Home right Michigan
Auenue past the Catholic University, CONTINUE ON
TO QUEENS CHAPEL ROAD INTO COLUMBIA AVE-
NUE.. miles from the District Line drive out r. l.
Aue. NE to Columbia Aue, left to apartments.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

New Regency type brick dwelling CEN
ter-hall plan. large living room. dlninc
room. kitchen, breakfast room and powder
room on first floor. Three bedrooms. Two
baths, oil heat. Call MR.. PISANI. Wis
consln bllh
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23O3 TUNLAw RID. NV
rooms, bath. oil heat, Law. and
40 ONEIDA PL. NV. 'O'oo
rooms, bath, oil heat. retg. gar;
1924 18th PL NE.
rms. liz baths, attic, rec, rm
$50. furnished $4,000
400 3rd ST NV
8 rooms. bath, oil heat, refs gar:
tnear Grant Circle S75 90
1912 QUINCY ST NV
8 rms. bath. porches. gas heat
l349 OTIS PL. NV.
rooms. bath. auto. heat. gar;
MAPLE 4 JAMES INC. '0
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3346.
1923 SUMMIT PL. NE
Corner home: s rms. b. h.-a.h.. 3
35o6 CENTER ST. NV.
log 18th ST. Sc.
rms. bath Arcola heat. S32 so.
432 ONEIDA PL NV
rms, b. oil heat gar. incl. porch
11a7 9Th ST. sw.
o rms D So YOU Ye e. ST. m Nv / gao o.
rms. b.: INV h, ami: $1,000
l341 4th ST sW
rms 1873 s5es sHE aiirla ys ST. ne S7@oo
rms. a bedrms.l. / "a baths; oil heat;
gear garage: $500.
40, FLOYD E DAVIS CO.
732 18th ST. NV Ma O3o2
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

going TO snap this up at $500 Owner
forced TO SELL used l year: 6-room Dutch
1st A.: all large rooms; vicinity country
club; r. H. A. financed. Phone Chestnut
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BURLEITH-S6.95O,

"4O5 TUNLAW RID. NV
Near Western High and Gordon Junior
High Schools. Owner has authorized us
to reduced the price of this lovely home
Of brick construction. containing SIX
rooms and two porcfes: transport ton
at the door. Liberal terms Will be con-
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SILVER SPRING RARGAIN

Situated on a nice Handicapped lot 60x
100 1t has large rooms and bath, extra
large closets, new kitchen equipment, oil
neat. Lear garage; thoroughly recondition-
ed; convenient to schools, stores and trans
portation, MR.. DENTON, MA. 2O4O. Ewes.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WISH TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER,
used brick detached house in good con-
dition having living room, library. dining
room. kitchen. two bedrooms and bath.
west or GEORGETOWN residential section.
Payment cash Box 134-S, Star
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4543 GRANT RID. NV,
Opposite Woodrow Wilson High SCHOOL,.
This large. detached house, containing
rooms electric lights and hot-water heat. Is
on q beautiful wooded lot. containing about
" Of an acre OF ground. in one Of Washing
tons prettiest and most convenient sec
tons. This house Is in excellent condition
and Is priced right. We will consider q
trade or any reasonable offer.
J. B. T1FFEY
and Son.
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ARLINGTON. vas RMS, PoRcHEs. GA

rage. Z. acre, bus. S65 monthly; trees,
shrubbery. 45o2 No. Dittmar I'd.
ARLINGTON-NEW 5-RM BRICK HOME
on extra large wooded corner lot; auto oil
heat range. refg. garage. fine neighbour
hood. BY OWNER, 1925 18th st. n. or
call Chestnut $3.50
FALLS CHURCH-MODERN BROOM. q
story house. lot 75xl1O; small down pay
ment, monthly payments, S35. r. Ch 21S4.
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tial background for health
and happiness. Come out
and see for yourself how you
can live life to the very full.
Buses leave on a convenient
schedule to and from 9th
and Constitution Avenue :.
only 20 minutes from the
heart of Washington .. and
10 minutes from the Belts
vile, Md, U. S. Agricultural
Experimental Station.
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1905 KEARNEY ST. NE.
Nicely furnished: three bedrooms; auto
matte heat; near schools and churches: -
car garage; Is minutes from downtown;
fore pm, or B. F. SAUL CO., MA. POO.
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CONDUIT RD.-NEAR-N.
Price cut $1,000 from original on 3-bed-
room. 1h-bath, recreation room air-con-
ditioned brick home: will sell quickly at
Call evenings. MI. 2121.
J. LEO KOLB. INC. MI. 21OO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
HISTORIC GEORGETOWN

Old brick house built prior, to 1925;
trim: best little house for remodeling we
have ever offered; priced right. For in
formation call Mr.. Kessbey, EN-. 5979.
EITCIANAN
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WOODBRIDGE

Attractive Groom modern home: 2
oeormS. Sleeping porch, recreation room
N4ce-y !anlsCe ped lot. CCnV. to stores
schools ara frane- 4 rpal sacrifice
w. c. & A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO
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mote the art both from the stand
point of science and sport"
Members of that first Organizing
Committee included Mr.. Bell, the
telephone inventor; DR.. David Fair
child, Gen. A. w. Greedy, T. H. New
berry, then Secretary of the Navy;
Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver, then As
sistant Secretary of War; Thomas
Nelson Page, author and Ambassa-
dor, and other famous names.
One of the clubs first duties was
to present medals to the Wright
brothers. They talked about it while
Theodore Roosevelt was still in the
White House, but the presentation
finally was made in June, 1909, by
President Taft.
Prize Offered Grahame White.
BY October, 1910, the club had
worked up so much aviation en-
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Felter Speaks TONIGHT

Herman Felter will speak at the
Beth sholom Congregation, Eighth
and Shepherd streets NV, tonight
on "A Sign Upon Thy Hands and
Between Thine Eyes" Several new
compositions will be chanted by the
choir, directed by Cantor Vygoda,
and refreshments will be served by
the Ladies' Auxiliary.
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Snow Of Chicago, Edgar D. Mexican
Of Pittsburgh and T. B. Attmore Of
North Carolina were elected re-
gional vice presidents.
Resolutions were adopted at the
final session concerning future poll
cies Of the association. The most
important one was to obtain inter-
probation and adjudication Of wages
and hours favorable to the automo-
bile dealers of America.
The next convention Of the asso-
citation will be held in Pittsburgh.
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Aero Club Recalls
Early Flying Hazards
Al Anniversary
Capital Organization,
One Of Oldest, Marks
31st Anniversary

The Aero Club Of Washington,
possibly the oldest aeronautical club
in the United States, staged a re-
ception and tea dance at the Ra-
leigh Hotel yesterday in observance
Of founders day.
1t was the 31st anniversary Of
the organization of the club and an
occasion for old members to rem
inisce. All around the ballroom
were pictures and models of mod
ern, streamline planes-ships that
the aviation pioneers probably
couldn't even visualize in their
dreams.
Another Roosevelt was in the
White House, balloon races were
popular, and couple of men named
Orville and Wilbur Wright were in
popular demand when a group of
prominent citizens, members of Con-
gress and Army, Navy and Marine
Corps officers met in the home of
Alexander Graham Bell to talk about
an aero club.
On January %, 1909, an organiz-
ing committee headed by Brig. Gen.
James Allen, chief signal officer,
U. S. A., formed the club, and two
days later it was chartered officially.
The late Thomas F. Walsh became
first president.
See Clipping of Story.
Those attending yesterdays re-
ception saw on exhibit photostatic
copies of early newspaper clippings
about the Aero Club. They got a
kick out of one paragraph in a
story which appeared in The Star.
Speaking of the formation of the
club, it said
THE club will not be so much a
mere ballooning organization as
some of the others of the same
name, but will number among its
members prominent public men and
scientists who have never taken a
balloon ride and probably never will"
The clubs chief purposes, said
another clipping, would be ito pro-
mote balloon races and COMPETE
tions, welcome distinguished aero
nauts, give prizes and otherwise pro-
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Joseph A. Wilmer Again
Heads Social Agency

Joseph A. Wilmer, prominent civic
leader, was reelected president of
the Jewish Social Service Agency at
q meeting Of the board Of directors
last night.
Other officers reelected included
Herbert Rich, first vice president;
Norman Fischer, second vice presi-
dent; I. 8. Turnover, secretary
treasurer, and three trustees, Mrs.
Milton w. King, Isaac Nordlinger
and Louis E. Spiegler. Morris Klass
Is executive director and Mrs.
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thusiasm that q local newspaper
arranged for Claude Grahame-

thuSiasm that q local newspaper
arranged for Claude Grahame-
White to fly from Washington to
Baltimore and return for $4,000.
But the record shows that, after
viewing the course by train, the
aviator abandoned the fight as too
hazardous. Later the club gave him
a reception and a silver cup for
flying from Benning around South
Washington and landing beside the
west wing of the White House.
Five of the men who served as
president of the club are dead-Mr.
Walsh, Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Prof.
Willis L. Moore, Brig. Gen. James
Allen and 1t. Col. Charles De F..
Chandler. Others who held the
post were DR.. Adolf K. Barta, DR..
George w. Lewis, Henry Berliner,
Chester H. Warrington, John F,
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ton at the close
Of its conven-
ton last night
at the Mayhow-
er Hotel.
Other officers
reelected were
L. Clare Cargile,
Texarkana, Ark,
senior vice pres
ident: j. Schiott,
B r / d g e por t,
Conn, secretary,
and D. E. Cas-
ties, st. Louis,
treasurer.
All members
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OF the Executive Stanley b. Horner.
Committee also were reelected.
They are Harold Hart, Wolfeboro,
N. H.: Harry Sommers, Atlanta,
Ga; G. A. Morris, Waterloo, Iowa;
]. w. Robey, Shreveport, La, and
j. j. Wright. Chicago.
L. G. Cargile, Texarkana, and
w. L. Hughson, San Francisco, were
reelected regional vice presidents.
D. G. Kelly of North Dakota, Lynn
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Victory and Capt. Corley P. Nc
Darment, the present head.
The clubs aviation exhibit in the
Raleigh ballroom will be open te
the public today and tomorrow.
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Homer Is Reelected
President Of U.S..
Auto Dealers
Other Officers Also
Renamed; Pittsburgh
Gets Next Convention

Stanley H. Homer Of this city
was reelected president Of the Ma
tional Automobile Dealers Associa-