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ERNEST r. WILLIAMS, Suite 1922. Wash.
ington Loan and Trust Company.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ALBA s'ts Il fhf ssEss q in
ssassp. Ct al; Piaintifrs: IS. RUTH EVA
Eaton l;H;2 DeceaSs ssitv ct al psfendantS
CoNFIRMINo SALE NIsI.-upon con
sideration of the report filed herein by the
Trustee Ernest F. Williams and the report
Of the appraisers appointed by the Court
to appraise the property, and it appearing
herein REQUIRES publication for at least
one time, over a period Of ten days previ-
M cus to the ratification Of said sale. It is,
ORDERED; that the sale Of premises 70.
q Columbia. described as Lot Z IN Square
1925, subject to sewer right OF way
across 4 portion Of the lot. assessed for
taxation purposes for the sum Of 1858. 90.
to the National Park and Planning CON.
mission. acting on behalf Of and for the
United States Of America, for the sum Of
S1.100.00 all cash. subject to q realtors
commission IN the sum Of $500, PAYABLE
to Robert w. Savage. be ratified and con-
1rmed. unless cause to . the contrary s Be
19s0. provided z copy q g.. this .h,s.s order Be
Reporter. and once N The Evening Star
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LILLIAN KOLKER ROBIN, S33 Invest
ment Building, Attorney.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia.--Stella Lynch. Plaintiff, VS.. George
Handy Lynch, Defendant.-No. 5O63.---
The object of this suit is to obtain di-
vorce from the defendant on the grounds
of desertion for more. than two years next
ton of the plaintiff. it is this lst day of
February. 1910. ordered that the defen-
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortleth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day of
wise the cause will be proceeded with as In
case Of default Provided, a copy of this
order be published once week for three
Reporter and the Evening Star Newspaper
before said day. F. DICKINSON LET'S.
Justice. (Seal) Attest CHARLES e.
STEWART. Clerk. BY ELEANOR Z JOBE.
Assistant Clerk. fe28,mh6.13.
ERNEST r. WILLIAMS, Suite 1922. WASH
inEton Loan and Trust Company.
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11th ST NE NEAR c..

Are you looking for delightful Colonial
porch. brick home2 loft. wide. with. a
deep lot and 2-car garage, well located
in ne? One that has complete Arm:
and bath apt. on .2nd floor. rented S45
per month? One that has large rooms;
heated rooms in basement? If So dom t
fail to investigate this property. 1t is
in excellent condition throughout, weather.
stantaneous hot water heater and ar
ranged to provide splendid income as
well as home. reasonable cash Payment
and monthly payments less than rent.
Evenings and SUNDAYS phone GE s454.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
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ACREAGE WANTED.

GOVT. OFFICIAL WANTS TO 6 ACRES
In nearby virginia, must be near trans.
portation and partly wo2dsd; No dealers.
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Georgetown, Near Western High
&H 2SQ

Eight rooms. including. two very large
look one of Georgetowns fine old gardens;
The property is in excellent condition; oil
burner, electric refrigeration. garage and
price range. BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K st.
NV. National $500. Evening phone serv-
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LIVE IN EDGEMOOR

finest value in D. c. or Md Situated on a
large lot so it. wide. and containing 7
rms tpaneled den on 1st fl, :, complete
now and you may select your own color
scheme inside and out. large living rm.
221a it. long and beautifully screened
porch are just two of this homes desirable
features. The price is only S10.450 For
further details call MR.. GRAY, Wiscon-
sin 4454
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IT'S GARDEN lime.

Enjoy this spring and many seasons to
come in truly beautiful SURROUNDINGS. Lo,
detached brick home, with its unexcelled
garden, its delightful fish pond and its
impossible of adequate description. The
home, so planned that each room has
truly inspiring view. has six spacious
and built-in garage. The price at which
1t is offered means real sacrifice to the
owner. Inspect without delay. Call MR.
WAKEMAN Emerson 3071
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1908 14th. NO 1479. NO oooa

dan: 6-wheel equipment, radio and heater.
original black finish like new; very attrac-
tive car in new-car condition mechanically
and in appearance: fully guaranteed: SS95.
L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th NV. DE.
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QUICK End TRUST LOANS
TO D. CINE. VA HOME OWNERS.
Colonial Investment Co.,
1929 L ST. NV. DI. $3.50. 13.
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NEARBY MD, S16,500.

This unusual house was designed and
has many unique and attractive features.
including studio living room, % by 16.
There are bedrooms and complete baths
on the end floor and in addition there is a
small 2-story apartment. which comprises
the east wing Of the house. The construc-
tion is of stone. brick. timber and stucco:
Handicapped. The prospective purchaser
seeking something different should call for
appointment to inspect this most interest
ing property, which is only 90 minutes
drive from downtown. BOSS &, PHELPS.
MA $780, Evenings call Mr.. Chase. DE.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
$50. DOWN; 6K ACRES HIGH, WOODED
land, on county road, "A mi. D. G.; $595.
Lincoln 7075J.
VERY FINE COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE
3 rooms, with electricity and spring water
supply; excellent bank barn and other
buildings; 100 acres land, half wooded. with
hills north of Washington. Amazingly at
tractive price of S6,250. Only $1,000 cash
required, balance on Fed Land Bank mort
gage for % yrs. at 4zeo. Call Mr.. Far
auhar. BOSS e. PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV.
Ma. $500.
90 MILES FROM WHITE HOUSE ON
Rockville le-Frederick pike, 1S acres, farm
house located well back from road. About
terms; err cYBUS KEIsEh; JT; 1910 wis.
=. AFTER ALL is SAID AND DONE
the small farm fntelligently MANAGED offers
the average family today more real secur-
ity M than any NET othe, place under the sun l. to Q
m snS poson to bss OF Gf
I offer expert service absolutely free.
JOHN A. BR1CKLEY.
Suite 909-21O Barr Bldg. Dist 1921.
$50 ACRES, ON FREDERICK PIKE, 10
miles above Rockville, good farm blds. ];
100 acres, on Frederick pike, 10 miles
to D; C., good general farm bldg" excel.
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER.
Phone $50. Rockville. Nd.
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BUICK 1887 Century touring sedan: this
popular car is perfect in every detail. its
condition rejects care by original owner,
whlte-wall tires, seat covers. 6-wheel equip
value for only S535. PACKARD, Gath
and N NV RE Ol45
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CADILLAC 1888 5-pass. 4-door convertible
sedan model 65. S-cyl. 6 disc wheels, black
paint, white sidewal tires, brown leather
upholstery, top like new, radio, spotlight
This. is one Of those unusual cars only
available for resale at rare intervals.
Sl,l45 C.. C. c. Guaranty on over 5000
used cars in the last 5 years. Capitol
Cadillac Co, 1922 22nd st. NV. MA. 5000.
Open evenings. closed SUNDAYS
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BUICK 1887 trunk sedan: knee action.
hydraulics, all-steel body: clean as new
and runs perfectly: 5 fine tires; today ONLY
at S559: guaranteed 80 days in writing
Logan Motor Co., 18th and NJ sts. NV.
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| BUICK 1887 Roadmaster 5-passenger Sc
| dan; new tires and in excellent condition;
| only driven 10000 miles: $3.50 cash, to
settle an estate: no terms
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LOANS. TO sALARIED PEOPLE, PER-
Chattel notes. 2nd-trust loans Accommo-
dation loans to small merchants PERSONAL
signature. H. c. REINER CO., 1ol4 K ST.
NV National 6540.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 1st.
End and Bird trust loans. D. c. and Md /;
also loans on taxes; deals closed in az
hours. w. T. COTHERN. 913 New York
ave. NV Ma 74l6
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LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on 2, c: real estate. Prompt service.
s WAISHE, INC, 1107 Eye st. NV
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CADILLAC 1895 "12" special limousine:
tires. motor okeh; here is an opportunity
to get real "as is. value for only S225;
don't wait. see 1t today. PACKARD, Gath
and SITS. NV RE. 0145.
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second trust notes d, O..
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NAT MORT & INV CORP,
1872 n: Y. Ave. NV. Natl 1888.
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BUICK 1885 coupe: original black: very
clean: flne straisht,S motor. knee action,
business car: $3.50: guaranteed 80 days in
writing. Logan Motor Co., 18th and M
DI SS11
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1914 CAROLINE sT.. BET. T AND You
GaIage for rent. Telephone MA. 1915 or
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LOTS WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

FOR SALE-3-RooM, 2-PoRCH coTTAG
at North Beach. Md Any reasonable Off
considered Call Franklin 4S53.
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DUTCH COLONIAL.

This lovely new brick home on large
wooded lot. Just / blk from Mass. ave. is
now available for your inspection. Center
hall plan. 6 very large rooms, 2 complete
baths and 1st-foor lavatory: air condi-
toned. insulated and completely equipped
with all the finest materials that money
can buy. The price is less than S11 900.
and we heartily recommend your INSPECTION.
Call MR.. FREEMAN. Lincoln 7379-W
4218 Brandywine st. NV,
Near Woodrow Wilson High-Brand- new
brick house, high-grade finish. Built by
one of Washington's best builders: 6, rooms,
like rent to responsible buyer. CaIl National
1877. Evenings. Woodley 7649
%6 QE0-HEART OF BRIGHTWOOD.
~'~o 20-r. brick, 6 rms. bath. h.:
VII. porches, gar, ETC.; recond. Call
Leo NJ RER NSTEIN 4. CO. NE. 54nn.
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WHY PAY RENT?
Buy this attractive Groom and bath.
extra building lots). close to downtown
Washington. Can remodel to suit your
self. Only S3,950. $500 cash, $35 no.,
or state your proposition. Many other
attractive offers
o B. ZANTZINGER.
945 st. NV. Ma. 5371: eve, CIR. 1877.
ARLINGTON, VA.
New 5-room brick, full cellar. oil heat:
10c bus at corner; walking distance shop
rooms. modern impToyemenys. IMPROVE eeny 'eghf With .
extra building lots. Convenient location
Price. 81 $50. Must be sold.
LYON VILLAGE-9-room brick with 8
bedrooms, oil heat. recreation room; walk
ing distance shopping center. Price,
$4,000. Many others to choose from.
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 No. Irving St., Arlington, Va.
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BUICK 1889 model ACC Special club con-
heater. white-wall tires, fog and spotlights;
one-owner car low mileage; fully euaran-
teed by our warranty. This is without a
doubt one Of the. cleanest and most immac-
ulate sport cars for sale in tine city. A real
saving of $3.50 from original cost.
STANDARD MOTORS,
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NtdItUT,
Hyattsville, Md Greenwood 1854.
NORTH ARLINGTON. VA
8 bungalows of and 5 rms. now under
construction: $3.50 to $3.50 Some
brick. asbestos shinsle. modern type. all
air,conditioned oil heat; close to schools
and bus.
3 houses. all new, 5 and rooms with
full basement, space for recreation room,
air-conditioned and h.-w.h., oil burner,
bus; $3.50 to S6,5OO Call Mr. Gray,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., MA. 2345; or
after e. GE 51G3
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TODAY'S BEST VALUE,

1711 . DGk71 V111 = 1t
There is no doubt about the amazing
home, located in desirable Chevy Chase.
Md This home is situated on a large
corner lot and contains g unusually large
rooms. 2 baths and attached garage. Sur
rounded by Government park and large
oak trees this property is worthy OF your
inspection. Call MR.. HIGHT, Shepherd
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CHRYSLER 1887 Imperial 8 sedan; orig
inal finish like new. seat covers since new;
fully guaranteed 30 days in writing: only
S449; don't miss this bargain. Logan
Motor Co, sth and NJ SITS. NV. DI. 5sl7
CHEVROLET 1889 5-window coupe: push
button radio: has only been driven 10000
miles: new-car terms, bal. "a months
kearney, 5O23 Conn. ave. We. 9SSS. So
CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe coach;
autumn brown finish. radio, good rubber,
mechanically o. K: and guaranteed 80
days in writing: $50 down. S21 month
Logan Motor Co., 18th and NJ sts NV.
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CHEVROLET 1884 master 2-door: a real
BUY at S139, SO down, S11 month. Logan
Motor Co.. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. Df. 5S17.
CHRYSLER 1887 sedan: radio and heater:
only $4,000 miles: spotless inside and out;
S400. Owner. Atlantic 1906
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only S3l0 Pay $50 down State Finance
Co. 10th and H SITS. NV. Republic O246.
CHEVROLET 1885 coach; one of the most
popular cars on the road today, both from
We've cut the price of this car to only S197,
so act fast. Liberal terms. Lee D. Butler,
Inc. ll21 21Sf st " DI 1918
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ONLY S33. rs MONTHLY

Buys spacious 4-room masonry home, air
conditioned, full basement; price S4 900.
4425 Rosedale. Out Wisconsin past Bank
OF Bethesda to Rosedale and right to home.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
WI 9l6-2431 Wilson lane, Bethesda.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-03-14

,ivmi .s;.;;.i.s a Sir,iia.,.. S::::Scse::
site. hiring n local man for a
front and then being stopped cold
Yessir. all bets were off for two
long months.
The gentlemen who sponsor the
highly lucrative sport ito them
have a very heavy investment and
they are worried. VIII the lid
go on after the election with an
outburst OF moral Indignation at
their wiCie-opcn style? You can
never tell. but there is one thing
as sure as DEATH AND TAXES.
that wagering will take a holiday
when the April grand jury is
summoned
The Rake-On
There Wcnt ont q decree from
Caesar Augustus that all the poo
pie should be Jared"
Biblically speaking this IS what
is Happenings at City Hall. The
sheep are being Shcared as the
primary result finally sinks in on
the machine. ApointeeS who de-
sire to sec their names reappcar
in the Green Bag must kick in
now. others who are promised that
their names. too. will appear must
kick in. This. OF course in addi-
ton to the amounts donated and
solicited from contractors. mer-
chants. friends and we'll wishcrs
who are confronted with the shake
down every two years.
There are two groups that
the City Hall machine would
like to tap fifty policemen
and thirty odd firemen protect
ed by civil service. So the ma
chine dassent do IL. However.
If any policeman or fireman
wants 10 make a voluntary con-
tributiOn he Is not forgotten
tcvcn though the election cx-
pcnSc return may show that II
came from "thc little man who
wasn't there.
Over the years the machine
has collected large amounts TO
put over the slate on election
day and later reports show that
James VI. Conway and Charles
u. EicSkctt are the substantial
contributors.
II was a sad day. six years back
when the Henderson insurgents
with much less money. waited a
the City Hall doors with larR,
broomS after the votes had bee:
counted! At this time II looks a
though many are going to b,
afraid to invest" in the head o
the ticket III light of the primar!
showing. In the words OF thu
sporting fraternity. it looks a
though somebody is going to b,
left at the Post!
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-03-14
SOME STRANGE SAYINGS

The VOICE. OF LABOR presents some
strange and varied sayings made during the
past two years on the handful ordinance
which the Circuit Court has ruled unconsti-
tutional:
April II. 1853 from the Cumberland
Times The Council voted to retain the ordi-
nance after Charles 4. lleskett. city attorney.
explained ;'.e; ;...., s5:::e :::;s""d"'s'""d-
ing regarding the u. S Supreme Court decision
on handful ordinance
'Heskett said the court decided agains, the
ordinance because it attempted to prohibit the
distribution of union literature
He Uleskett) said the Cumberland ordi-
nance is only for regulation purposes and pre-
vents the throwing of handbills on the streets.
Another One
Cumberland Evening Times on May }.
1888: The Mayor said the Councils answer
is the same as before.
Still B,using
Cumberland Daily News OF September | ;,
1889: After the note presented Com
missioner Thomas Conlon moved that the mat
ter be given consideration at the next meeting
The Mayor then declared the note sarcastic and
said he would be unable to recognize Com
missioner Conlons motion s.nce Constitution
Day celebration will be held before the Coun.
Gil meets again.
More of the Same
Cumberland Evening Times, September
rs, 1899: ION motion OF Commissioner
Manley the Clerk was instructed to inform
the Union Council of last Mondays action
ard to enclose that portion of the minutes
and to instruc, the unicn group If ii was
not satisfied to take the matter up in the
courts"
Irvine Again
Mayor Harry Irvine said he wanted to
draw to the attention OF the City Council the
clause stating the union will not comply with
the law. Evening Times. September ..
1889.
Still Blufing
Mr.. Eieskett said he does not believe the
law OF $40 applies as it was passed to pre-
vent certain states from denying negroes the
RICH, to vote after the civil war. He also said
the $40 fee for license is reasonable and
does not deny rights
Keeping II Up
"it's just big bluff" Commissioner
Tom Con.on declared yesterday in NOV
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-03-14

ing that the Mayor and City Council veto
the request of the United Rubber Workers
to distribute hsndbils without permit"
Cumberland News, November 7, 1899.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-03-14

ing that the Mayor and City Council veto
the request of the United Rubber Workers
to distribute hsndbills without permit"
Cumberland News, November z, 1899.
The Mayer Speaks
On September 3 the Mayor issued
statement calling attention to the fact that
handful ordinances in Los Angeles and Mil
waukee had been upheld by superior state
courts.
This the Mayor in hi, statement which
was published in the News Of September 18th
pretty good proof that Cumberland ordi-
nance was constitutional Cumberland News
November Is. 1889
The End Of the Game
Following the decision Of the Circuit Court
that the handful ordinance was unoons,iiu-
tional. violating federal and state constitutions.
the defeated city forces kept a strange quiet.
Reporters who approached the Mayor for d
statement almost had their heads bitten of
he Mayor refused comment City Solicitor
Ilcskctt. his earlier legal opinions blasted
AS hokurn. considerably chagrined He did
manage to hide his shecpisa look with a couple
oi squibs.
matter in the courts as he briefly said. y gu
can quote me as saying | still think j, is
tempest in IA tea pot He later asserted that
although Gels had been arrested he would
have had the case dismissed when arraigned
in police court. Apparently it is Just another
city diversion to arrest people and then have
them acquitted.
An Expert" Speaks
The handb ordinance Mayor Irvine dc.
clarcd yesterday. is not violating the Constltu-
ton OF the United States, nor is its existence
comparable to two other cases. namely the
Hague case in New Jersey and the case OF
Jchovah's Witnesses in Georgia. Cumber-
land News OF September .. 1889
Faces Red?
This ends the famous, or infamous,
handful ordinance case with victory for
right and reproof for those un-Amercan
forces which have been so viciously in
evidence here.
Now, let get on to the illegal and
unconstitutional snti-picketing ordinances
which the vested corporate interests of
Cumberland have succeeded in having
enacted for their own selfish and I'M
American interests!
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-03-14
Cafe News
Continued from Page One
his new Packard better than he
runs the cafe. We hope.
They're Coming

New members are coming in
every week from the cafe and it
scems that the few who are hold
Ing out will sec the hight in the
coming weeks. OF course, some OF
the men are kind of "bufalcod"
by certain strange incidents. You
see some Of the non-union mem
bcrS are able to put out the kind
OF work that union man would
be fired for Wha, do you say.
Smiley?D
Some of the "cat-cye shift" boys
have been asked why they don't
talk to Leib outside OF business
matters. Well. just you ask Leib
first and then well really tell you
the truth about it in the next col
umn OF Cafe News.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-03-14
T.C.U. Signs O'Bricn

" IJtfN n IIN5i = VtIN II
DALLAS. Tex. Mar Is. Little
Davey OBrien. former Texas
Christian All-Amcrican quarter
back and now a star member Of
the Philadelphia National Foot
ball League Club. has been signed
as assistant football coach and
freshman baseball teacher at his
alma mater. OBricn. who is here
taking t-graduate geology
course. will coach the quarter
backs and passers during spring
training.
Evening star., 1940-10-16
DR.. G.. Leslie Glenn
Will Be Speaker
At Chest Luncheon

A nationally known speaker, the
Rev. DR.. c. Leslie Glenn, will give
the address at the Community
Chest Leagues keynote luncheon at
the Mayflower Hotel Friday. A
meetinG of the Luncheon Executive
Committee was held Monday at the
residence of Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling, chairman, to complete
arrangements.
DR.. Glenn is the new rector of
st. Johns Episcopal Church at
Sixteenth and H streets NV Noted
throughout the country for his work
with student youth and his knoWl-
edge Of social welfare subjects, DR..
Glenn also is known for his brilliant
ministry in his former parish at
Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Stanley F. Reed, chairman
of the league, wishes it known
that any one having an interest in
Chest activities or in any of the
welfare agencies should feel free
to make a reservation for the
luncheon. regardless of whether
an invitation has been received.
Reservations may be made by tele-
phoning to Chest headquarters at
11O1 M street
More than 30 of the Chest men,
Der agencies are preparing exhibits
designed to explain their services
and to picture the people they bene-
fit. The Chest agency displays will
be installed in the promenade of
the Mayflower for review by visitors
between II and 6 o'clock the day
of the luncheon.
Members of the league Luncheon
Executive Committee are Mrs. Reed,
Mrs. Clarence A. AspinWall, Mrs.
Morris Catritz, Mrs. Ernest G.
Draper. Mrs. Robert H. Fletcher,
Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover, jr.,
Mrs. John w. Guider Mrs. A. Cham
berS Oliphant, Mrs. Chaumcey G.
Parker, jr., and Mrs. James Clement
Dunn, vice chairman of the league.