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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
IN BUYING A HOME
TO REMODEL
AND REDECORATE

I have what you are looking for. A we'll
built frame house with d rooms. tile bath,
OIL heat: located on beautifully 'Vooded
site in Somerset, adjoining Ken wood. The
price is low and terms may be arraneed.
Call MR.. HOWE, National Os56. or Chest
nut 1895 for appointment to inspect.
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9O7-913-ol5
Flower Avenue
Tokomo' Park, Nd.

These 2 brick houses are owned nv
two parties that are anxious to sell
and get their business straightened
out. There. are 6 good size rooms.
gas air-condiIoned; on large shaded
lots. improved streets. Convenient
~ located close to downtown. See
them Sunday or any day.
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HOUSES WAN1Ep TO BUY

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. FROM OWNER
f.oedroom brick home. near 14th St or
ga. ave. State price. Box 1907. Star. :
FROM FROM, OWNER pN1, FOR coLoRED BUYER.
NV; cash Box 431-A. Star.
SS-RI3oM S-Ia3S BRICK HOUSE, PETwoRTH
Brlghtwood; possession by June 15 state
cash price Box 220-B. Star.
BUILDER WILL PAY BEST PRICES FOR
details. Box 444-A. Star.
ALL STONE HOUSE. 9 TO ROOMS. IN
y. G.: need not be in good condition:
state location and price. Box 225-B. STAR
YOUNG COUPLE WILL ASSUME PAY
call Dup sO79, SUM " '' ".''
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS TO BUY
nc nome srt IN nice; quiet section from builder
terms. Box 21l-Y, Star
CASH CASH FOR YOUR HOME-WE HAyE
Flynn: INC. Woodward @ d''Had slds. re. RET! I!1s. &
| In NEED HOUSES DEAL DIRECT WITH
p4RRER sl5 usk St nv ses'enSni DistrlcI ca sido
l PAY HIGHEST ALL-cAsH PRICES FOR
9apD 2!e p &C. G houses; no commission MRS
KERN 2632 Woodley pl NV. CO. 2675
erty. rooms. or larger; NV. or ne. sec
sSRq sss '" vs. S{f Us ~. e. sH{;
HOUSING CORP. 93l H NV. ~ Wv
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
Wnl,s or colored; any condition. E A.
bAERY. 3439 14th st. NV. Columbia 60s6.
WE NEED MORE D. c. PROPERTIES FOR
quick cash sales. Write or phone SMALTz.
~ 10th st. NV. MA! 2499 DU 1885.
OR MORE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
fooming white. Price must be right. BOX
1894. Star
Ito II TO "a RIM HOUSE, MT. PLEASANT
sectioh. 1urn: or unfurn.: preferably from
owner. CLINTON w. EGGLETON, ME-
+ TO II ROOMS. PREFER NE. CIR s.E
Gash. Owners or brokers' E. A GARVFY.
pi 45Os Eve. aad Sun. GE. $500
lls6 Vt ave.
| CASH-CASH--CAS -CASH-CASH-CASH!
/ VIII pay cash for OLD houses: condition
immateria!. White or colored brick OF
frame D c. only G. G DUTY 1924
vermont ave. NV. National 44s2
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR b
2 property II the price is right Frame or
r A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap. Realtor Ma Os7s
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W00DM00R
lis Lexington Drive

Beautiful home with rare archi-
fice. Owner has lived in this home
for five months. Transferred our
OF town and must sell Is rooms all
on one floor. Maids room in base
ment. "a acre of ground. Nea r
transportation and markets. EaS-
-"rms. Open l0-9 Sunday. At
Four Corners.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
7-RoOM BRICK HOME. RECREATION
terms,
Oh. osoo, W. s. HoqE; H$.:', 5r.; cH .7,a
S4600-TERMs.
5dssS 5tfs f. Dsved T. s.sss, ssstTS,y sSs:
SCHOOLS :assshiReHassl0n asa AeREsM4 M1pc.
seen qhRahss scesn @ was4 RSr driven ss
300 n. deep elee, pump: shade: fertile
REAtsap fE hsp eo cs SssS3 ss. ERyN
Greenwood 1881. A''''A' ''' H''
OLD MARYLAND COUNTRY HOME.
ho au,tai rooms ..,, Wiae board flooring. acres.
l Stables s'ns sesF cston Md 70
be sold at public auction May IL. To
inspect: Drive out Pa. ave. Sc, follow
Ma snrnss seu'e left No. at Hars me co1nsr came $
to property. or call CHAS G. SCHULTZ,
owner, phone Clinton 9I-W.
ARLINGTON. 32o7. N. 18th sT.-3 BATHS.
5edrms'' drna Spanish III, tile Jooi; $500
Lee highway to Howard Johnson's. left on
j. B. LOCKWOOD. CHESTNUT oool.
S6,5Q0-MosT ATTRACTIVE TAKoMA
Bethesda; rented: $3.50 o'trs trade. 'uns''0"'
,So-oo-NeW prIck bungalow, rooms
Oil neat. built-ln garage.
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park sH. aao7.
ARLINGTON--S15O CASH.
blvd: s rooms ali ali brick. .'G new homes. out
n0ria sF!dss turn right Is IT. then
chestnuiI' tut $500 300 or Chestnut R s5i7. N w.
A BIG BARGAIN AT .429 N. LINCOLN
baths two kitchens, recreation room in
basement. large 'front.'. porch. large lot.
stGes aaG and TeeT foT'
Owner leaving town. Price, $3.50 for
hoaI. d55s ns:as 5.Dss Eish'n s}A s1.rson com
piece CT land about 1890 SQUARE feet.
fence around the entire property. good
Al 1910 n. Taylor Stood eight-room
bungsloW' oil burner; lot l2axl50; shade
:, At chesterbrook, in Fairfax County,
Ter, "a acres OF land on reasonable terms;
n center Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
commercial for almost any kind OF busi-
ness; $1,000
iii In C;Iisrendon-A od-goins DRUGSTORE.
1006 N. Garfield St Arlington. Va
ROCKVILLE--1O-ROOM STUCCO HOUSE
on scres high ground: fruit and shade
trees; tree; frontass on streets; 2-car sarase.
servants avstory; convenient to railroad;
n,bar , minute, drive to District line s12.5O0.
MASON v; GRAY. REAL ESTATE.
| Phone Poolesville o.
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925 WESTMINSTER ST. NV.
Big S-room house. ideal location for
roomers; bath. basement. hot-water heat.
Priced low for quick sale terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY Co.
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 9797.
COLORED-1831 H ST. NE.
Semi-det bedrms. full basement;
convenient terms and down payment.
JEROME S MURRAY.
RE. 2460. 1881 G st. NV MI. 1920.
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ARLINGTON. VA,

>, New Groom brick. fun cellar. oil heat
siate rooI. fenced-in back yard lOc bus
a. corner: walking distance Clarendon
sshoppins center; 81 sold; price, $500:
1920 down. balance S3ssO per month
includes interest. principal taxes and in
surance on F. H. A plan. Model home 7I9
North Nelson ST. Open daily
New 5-room brick, full cellar oil heat
STATE roof; nice lot: in new-house COM
munity; finished street, concrete SIDE
walks As sold. Price, $500: $500 down.
balance S37 80 per month includes inter-
est, PRINCIPAL. taxes. and insurance on
r. Il a. plan: Model home 1920 So 9Th
JUDSON REAMY.
1I22 No. Irving St. CHI. Oooo
NEARBY VA.
Newly completed stone 7-room Cape
Cod, near Merryfeld. lust cff Lee high
way: situated OIL y acre land House has
SPACIOUS living room with fireplace and 4
large bedrooms with > baths: oil air
condltlonlns; recreation room with fire-
place This property an outstanding value
at S1.315. For information and inspection.
M. E. CHURCH. REALTORS.
Est 1885. Falls Church 2O3o.
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IN VIRGINIA.

acre on a hill: 6-rm. brick: owner
built and occupied: construction will stand
inspection; 3 b. r.. bath. l on 1st floor:
berry: 20S-ft. frontage Lee highway; room
for another house: illness reason selling;
Ss. terms. or sell Tho house % and y u acre; re:
mieht trade for smaller house. Open ali
day Sunday. To reach: Drive out Lee
right. sign; or out Lee blvd. to Cedar lane.
left to Lee highway and house. After SUM-
day nhone CH. 6445 or Falls Church s169.
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MASON w. GRAY. REAL ESTATE,
z. o. Box 81. Poolesville. Nd.
pDopa pnolasvil1o
ATTENTION. ppocprcrrII;1z ,,,,,,

n IhNIICN PROSPECTIVE BUYER
Arlington-An attractive better-buflt
5-rm., 2-story brick, center-hall plan,
large liv and din. rm. fireplace SIDE
1m. lavatory in base; air-cond oil heat.
ladrt;o IermS, 10y cash. bal. $50 mo. For in
from Memorial Bridge turn right at Fair-
lax Or up hill to N. Rhodes St. right to
open sign. OWNER, oxford O511 Sun.
and ewes. CE 55ng -i'
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CoLORED-NEAR 9Th AND E NE.-s-R.
ana b.. 3-story brick. only S4 $50: will re-
decorate throughout: 500 down, balance
same as rent rare opportunity to own
your own home. W W. Bailey or " S.
Hurlbert. Ma. 1871. WASHINGTON HOUS-
ING CORP, OBI H NV
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ALEXANDRIA-5-ROO BRICK S6. 800:
small down payment. For outstanding
value see this exceedingly well Constructed
home. located at 219 E. Linden St.. Cottage
CITY OIL heat recreation room. fireplace
IN liVlng room. large porch and lot House
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COLQRED.
NEW ROW BRICK HOMES,
1SO

S5,150,
1859 MORRIS RD. Sc.
large rooms, extra finished resreation
room. 2 baths fenced yards. hardwood
floors. cement porch, insulated. weather.
stripped, caulked. screened, furred walls.
laundry trays automatic air-conditioned
heat Seeing is believing
$3.50 DOWN-S45 PER MONTH.
The monthly payment includes approxi-
mately SLIPS average monthly interest.
leaving approximately S33.72 average
monthly payment on the principal. which
is what you save out of each monthly pay
ment No complications and no red tape
for the family who honestly wants a home
Of their own instead of rent receipts.
turn left to. house. Open. lighted and
heated dc.prrAr, v1rv ,r.,rv co
o25 n. z. Ave. NV, Realtors. Ma, e7e7,
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COLORED-1300 BLOCK 10th NW-11-
r. 2-b., 3-story brick, h.-wh Will re-
decorate throughout: Ideal for roomins
house or to convert into apartments. This
house will pay for itself. Very small
down payment required, balance like rent
Don't miss this ..opportunity. w w.
Bailey or V. s: Hurlbert MA. 3571. WASH
1NGTON HOUSING CORP, 93l H NV
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COLORED. BUNGALOW.
FOR ONLY $2,650.
$3.50 cash. balance $25 per month until
paid. 5 rooms and bath, nice lot; good
ne. location.
Mr.. Aiken, Home Realty Co.,
906 10th st. NV. RE. 1887.
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COLORED-BARGAIN.
5515 JAY STREET. NE

$3.50 Down. Balance S42.50 Monthly
Newly completed Broom asbestos-shin-
gled bungalow: full basement. hot-water
heat gas electricity, bath, built-in tub,
shower. kitchen cabinet. sink. Open for
INSPECTION Sunday from l pm. to 5 pm.
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. 913 New York
ave. NV. National 74l6.
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- FUR REFINED COLORED.
Who appreciate a nice home. Brick 7
r. and b.. h;-w.h h., cleo; everything in new
house condition. Florida ave., near 18th
ne. Price, S5.450: terms
HUGH B. CONNER. 923 18th St. NV.
Republic 1850. Evenings, Atlantic 2102
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RARGAIN

Lovely 3 bedrooms. y baths. den. ga
rage. living. room, fireplace. large dinins
room and kitchen: ample modern cabinets:
large lot and screened porch: E-z terms.
CHI 5234
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COLORED-SOUTHGA VALE. 18th AND
Queen; s. Arlington. Va. 90 new houses;
tive detached homes, 5-6-7 rms: lots,
40x100 close in: 2 bus lines, l fare only
Come out and see them for. yourself
the finest section in or around Washington.
Price. $1,000 to S6S5O Drive out over
Lincoln Memorial Bridge then out Column
bla Pike. turn left on Queen st. District
SSSS
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miles from Washington over hard road:
bath. cleo. garage and pretty shade: good
$50 per mo See MASON HIRsr essn Annsn sn
dale. Va, at the end of Columbia pike
Phone AleXandria 2H0-J-I Closed SUNDAYS
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ARL:, VA.-5-R. MOD BRICK BUNG.,
mi, Oil heat; on l0c bus; year old;
per mo Sacrifice. $500 equity for
81 .95O. OWNER Oxford 21n1-I
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COLORED-4th AND SITS. NV, HOME
or investment: dct. 2-story basement brick
bath. cleo; annual rental S5lO; price
$3.50. National 14OS
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COLORED OPEN 20 SUNDAY. 1856
Hamlin st. n.e.-Detached southern ex-
poSure; new-house condition. Large and
llnoleum, tile bath; heat controlled, in
sulated range h.-w.h.; attic, slate roof
Outstanding value at $3.50 DI 1865
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COLORED, 1902 ST NW-.-FAMILY
house. rooms and bath ! rooms and
bath; newly renovated: centrally located
pa yment z NJ CHAPLIN Nnrth ln1aa
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cOLORED-FIRST-C GLASS GROOM TAP
estry brick. all-modern house: near I1th
and Irvlne Sts NV. Price $1,000. Call
Mr.. COLLINS. Columbia 5697
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Corner Broad and e Fairfax st.-New
brick home of Colonial design. surrounded
in exclusive section of this community;
architectural detail unusual center hall;
8 large rooms gig baths. 8 large closets:
fully insulated; recreation room: > Are
places: automatic heat slate roof; built-in
saraee front and back porches: hagstone
walks: terms reasonable. Owner on prem
iSeS. Adams $50 or North 44H
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va 3 MI. D. Ct A. AND HOUSE.
$3.50. a.. $3.50: terms: exclusive
type house 8 r.. , b., ,am.c., cleo: fruit.
mountain view n, e., S.. W: school and
city bus at door: mr.. churches. stores:
AL neighborhood Box l2n-R Star
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COLORED-6 RMS: H-WH.; NEWLY
conditioned; desirable location: price
So $50 $500 down; easy terms R. w
HORAD. MI 1925
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COLORED. NEAR md AND w STS.-6 R.:
n VII. Colonial porch; just redecorated;
will sac. DE. l115 DE l16o
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
FOXHALL VILLAGE
OWNER LEAVING CITY

rms. bath. new oil burner: garage:
yard; redecorated: rent. S67 so: sale,
$1,000; easy terms. SANDOZ, INC, Du-
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OCKVILLE-1O-ROOM STUCCO HOUSE
on acres high ground fruit and shade
trees; frontage on , streets; Gear garage
electricity, water. h.-w. h.. shower. bath,
servants lavatory; convenient to railroad:
, minutes drive to District line; ST.. 800.
Other Properties.
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COLoRED-1o RMS, = BATHS. H.-WH.
cleo Fairmont ST.. e. of 18th Terms
Mr.. THOMAS. North 9109 and Decatur
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korthwood Park
At Four Corners

307. Underwood Avenue. big
brick bung alow-type home with 3
rooms and bath first floor. 3 room )
and bath second floor On good
size lot Conveniently located
Other beautiful lots built on to suit
purchaser.
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S-RoOM HOUSE. LIVING ROOM I3x3O:
fireplace all.electric kitchen. with break
iasI nook. fun basement. "a baths, :.
summer hookup, large lawn plenty shade:
acres all in fruit. outbuldines with
mplo quarters on Chain Bridee I'd Is
miles out Oxford Nn0 OMNEE -,
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
FALLS CHURCH VA

GREENWAY DOWN
Cameron st-6-room house, all modern
large lot. ODen Sunday
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BARGAINS ROOMS CENTER HALL.
pantry, cellar, porches; semi-modern: GEN.
lent: bus. trolley; Washington. IL miles;
shade. shrubbery. fruit hen house gar
den; approx, l acre: $3.50: 81 900 cash.
Phone Vienna 9S-J, RICHARDETTA Glib
son. Vienna. Va 2Ss
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ARLINGTON, VA.-WASH GOLF AND
screened porch, garage, large lot. shrub
berry. doewood. fruit: bus at door; rea-
sonable: terms, small cash. 45O2 Ditt-
mar I'd
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ARLINGTON-NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK
Three real bedrooms, excellent air-condi-
tlon heating plant: large wooded corner
lot. S:-ft. front. North Wash. blvd and
Greenbrler oss
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LEE HEIGHTS, ARLINGTON,
4611 N. 23rd RID.

New Colonial brick home large
rooms, 21a baths, air conditioned attic.
garage. Open by owner. 10 am. to pm;
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

Rlver bivd.. Arlington Va. real subur-
ban home, lots of trees. flowers, shrubbery
and over 2 acre OF ground: :, large bedrn7s,
ceiient BARGAIN at $3.50. Terms ar
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COLORED-s RMS; TILE BATH. H.-W.H.,
elec., porcheS. r. l. ave M. Bird st MP
THOMAS. North oT0o Decatur 1850.
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first two weeks of his duty at the
Naval Reserve Aviation Base, at
AnacoStia. He left his assignment
there this morning just as the
second contingent of ground crew
men of the Naval Scouting Squadron
6, Reserve, began reporting for
duty.
Nineteen enlisted men had been
called to the service today at the
base by Comdr, A. B. McCready,
director of the Naval Reserves for
the Severn and Potomac River area.
They began reporting early this
morning to 1t. Comdr. T. U. Sisson,
commander of the base, and went
through the routine of physical ex-
aminations, receipt of complete uni
forms and assignment to duty.
1t. de Ganahl made final arrange
n1entS for his trip to Alaska at the
air base at an early hour, and then
drove back to his home in Mclean,
Va, to finish packing his automo-
bile. He is taking with him his
wife Josephine, a son Charles, 10,
and Daughter Virginia, 9. He will
drive to Seattle by way of Ell PaSo,
going north along the coastal high
way. From Seattle he and his fam
lily will 60 by boat to Sitka. where
he will take up his assignment at
the naval air station.
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close. you do love me, don't your"
he asked thickly.
I'D rather be with you than any
one I know" she replied. That
ought to prove something"
Larry seemed satisfied, but
strangely enough tears filled her
eyes as she opened the door and
went in. Maybe she'd learn to love
Larry. People did. Her mother had
said once, II thought I was in love
with your father, but really learned
70 love him after we were married"
Another Engagement.
Stephen himself asked her to
come to his party. He came up
to her classroom just after the last
class was dismissed on Friday aft
ernoon. He lowered above her desk
with an awkward shyness. His face
was like boys, eager, friendly,
smiling
She bit her lip as she answered
regretfully, I'm afraid that I al
ready have an engagement for-for
Sunday afternoon
"Oh, I See," he said The spon-
taneous CLEAN died out of his eyes
and his face seemed to tighten.
''Well-maybe some other time"
He made a clumsy sort of a bow
from the waist and then turned and
strobe toward the door.
"Wait!" Janet cried almost invol-
unfairly. Il didn't mean to hurt
you"
He turned, his fact composed.
You didn't" he said quietly.
"MaybeI can cancel the other en-
gagement," she said. She hated to
sound so breathless, but she couldn't
seem to help it.
He grinned. III look for you
then" he said.
After he was gone she was angry
with herself. What had made her
give up her resolution to have no
more contacts with Stephen Ma
lone? And what would she tell
Larry? They'd planned drive into
Browne County to see the hills in
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Mrs. Julia NJ. Tatem
Dies al Home Here

Mrs. Julia M. Tatem, 10, widow
of Samuel E. Tatem, died Friday at
her home, 500 Columbia road NV,
after a brief illness.
Funeral services were to be held
at 5 pm. today at the Malvan g.
Schey funeral home, 424 r street
NV, with burial in Harmony Gem
etery.
A native of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Tatem was the daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. William j. Aston.
Her father was one of the first col
ored ministers ordained to the Epis-
copal Church.
Mrs. Tatem came to Washington
In 1887 and was graduated from
Miner Normal School, now Miner
Teachers College. Until her mar
rage in 1896, she taught in the
city'S public schools.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs
Julia V. Jones of Washington. and
two grandsons. Carl T. and Elmer
D. Jones, jr.
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the Golden Parrot.
"Yes?" She was wondering how
it would be to dance with Stephen
Malone Why couldn't she stop
thinking of him
Are you listening, or is there
something more important on your
mind?" Larry asked sharply. His
arm around her waist frightened,
and his dark eyes were impatient
oh, yes, of course, Larry, what
is it?"
1.-THE divorce was granted yester-
day in Reno"
"You-you mean you're free
now?" Why did her throat feel
tight with terror suddenly and her
heart seem to miss beat? This
was what she had wanted, wasn't it?
1T will be final in six months. ="
ooh, thatll be wonderful, Larry!"
she exclaimed. For a terrible mo-
ment she'd had visions Of Larry and
herself getting married tomorrow.
And somehow she wasn't Quite as
sure now, that she wanted to marry
Larry. as she had been. Six months.
though. put it far enough away so
that she could accustom herself to
the idea. After all, Larry was fun,
even if she wasn't wildly, desperately
in love with him.
Larry Apologies.
Whats the matter, Janet?" Larry
demanded. He seemed angry. I've
noticed that the last few times I've
kissed you-Well-you aren't very
responsive"
hadn't noticed, Larry" she
whispered. She twisted her hands
together.
He caught her to him again,
pressed his mouth hard on hers and
held her there until she ceased to
struggle.
When he released her there was
long moment of silence, and then
Larry said, I'm sorry, dear. It's
just that I don't want to lose you
You're sweet, Janet, and the best
pal I ever had" He drew her
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their Indian summer glory, and the
years showing of the art colony.
And yet, that afternoon as she
sat in the long comfortable living
room of the house on Maple street,
she felt no miSgivings about Larry's
anger and disappointment. 1t was
rather touching the way Stephens
students looked up to him. Their
alteration and respect shone in their
very eyes, She couldn't imagine
any youngster feeling that way
about Larry. Anyhow, Larry didn't
like children. He'd never be able to
read stories to them-ike Stephen
did-and make them thrill with ex-
element.
After a while they had tea and
Eliza's cookies, and then the chill
dren trooped out, saying their duti-
full little thank-yous to Stephen.
Because it was nearly dark and
raining mistily, Stephen insisted
upon taking Janet and Miss Mills
home.
Perhaps it made Laura Mills
piqued that Stephen took her home
first. Il understand Larry has his
divorce at last" she said with crafty
emphasis as she opened the car
door to get out.
Larry and I are to be married
when it's final-six months" Janet
answered coolly.
How lovely" A look of hooking
triumph illumined Miss Mills thin
face as she closed the car door.
Janet kept her eyes straight ahead
as Stephen drove on, A heavy,
choking silence lay between them.
tCopyright, 1910, Chicago Daily News, Incl
TOMORROW Stephen talks
seriously with Janet.
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On the other hand, Marshal
Petain himself was reported plan
ming his first state visit to Paris on
an official inspection trip" within
the next few weeks.
Diplomatic reports from Vichy
said the marshal was anxious to see
whether it would be possible for the
Vichy government to go to Paris or
whether, as he is reported TO fear,
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the German grip on the capital Is
too strong to permit his government
even the partial freedom it enjoys
in Vichy.
M. Laval, it was said, has been
ordered to prepare for the marshals
trip during his talks with German
and French authorities in Paris and
then return to Vichy instead of con-
tinuing to Berlin.
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postponed by the personal orders of
Frances chief of state, Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain.
A diplomatic report said the
marshal was reluctant to have M.
Laval go to Berlin for the present
because of fear that the Vice Premier
might return with promises given
on plans which Petain himself could
not approve.
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arctic regions,
left today with
his family for
Alaska, where
he will fly for
the Navy.
He is Joe
de Ganahl, a
lieutenant in the
Naval Reserve,
who has been a
pilot for 16
years, and has
been called to
active duty.
1t. de Ganahl
has been sta
toned for the
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Sir Henry Dale Elected

LONDON, Dec. CP).-Sir Henry
Dale, director of the National In
stitute for Medical Research and
lecturer in 1919 at Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, was elected
today president Of the Royal So
ciety, Britains oldest scientific So
eiety,
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injured by a
Southern Rail-
way train when
struck near the
Manassas city
limits.
DR.. E. H. Mar
stener, P r i n C e
William County
coroner, issued
a certificate of
accidental death.
Mr.. Zimmerman,
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Zim-
norman of 10
Kendall Green
NE, a d e a f
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Mr.. Zimmerman. NE, a d e +
mute, was walking along the tracks
when the accident occurred.
Funeral services will be held in
the Lee funeral home tomorrow.
Surviving besides his parents are
two brothers, Kenneth and Wood
row.
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Rockville Turkey Dinner

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. 2 (Spe-
ciaD The ladies of the Rockville
Christian Church will serve turkey
dinner at the church Thursday from
$50 to pm.
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ODE heart Must learn
by Irene (onnen 6nhor E31
CHAPTER vi.

Janet much the for her experience of the day
the her cheek and few bruises
dancing
Sunday they had planned.
unusually another I've
laz the music