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Evening star., 1941-07-27

THREE BRICK HOUSES. EACH HAVING 5
rms. o. cleo. h.-wh., rental Sl06.50
per mo Priced ~g.5Uu.
Al GRNDLEY. 93G y. Y. AVE.
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Large building on l4th 81. n ". occupied
by established business, priced under as;
sessed value Can sell on very liberal
terms Call Mr Shea with
WM CORCORAN HILL CO.
71O Jackson pI NV DI 1888
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Guluuial Estatr

4 II you can imagine a stout old planta-
Eprosperous Virginia gentleman of they
y lIJOS. you VIII appreciate the back-v
aground and atmosphere OF the resi-&
<dence on tnlS estate. II you VIII VlSu->
tallze such house. restored by loving q
. hands 10 have such essentials as gasH
. heat and modern plumblns. while pre-
a serving the melloNneSs and beauty OF =
the Colonial you VIII see the house as
vlt is today Il has beautiful center1
vhall, al the ends OF which are masslIe&
%doorS with the orlsinal brass locks, -
Q drawing room about 2JX35. library q
q and dining room. each about q fl 4
q square, and Kitchen on the first floor, =
a on the second floor are three master
y bedrooms and two baths: on the thirdv
y door are one large and one small room =
SThe Noodwo ork and mantleS are originate
<and are unsurpassed III beauty me
>Northern Virginia. There are seven 8
q H1replaceS.
Z The outbuildings consist CT a stonex
servants house, probably older thanv
= the master house: outside kitchen with
v,Wo enormous f1replaces. barn and~
vother buildings. On 20 acres, 25 miles =
%trom Washington. Q
. Price, S50OU0. Terms, cash. Inspec-
8 tion BY appointment only.
: MASON HIRST :
4 xAnnandale. Va, at the end of Columbia =
= Pike. Phone Alexandria 5SI2.
Address: Route .. Alexandria, Va.~
Closed SUNDAYS. =
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR PLACE
with possibilities, 20 acres, near Fairfax
Sta. about /, cleared, balance beautifully
wooded: small stream; 2-Story house par
tally remodeled; outbuildings: beautiful
shrubs, fruit trees: elec available; 20
miles from D. c. over good roads; only
81 $50 90. terms. Temple 1886.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

RENT. l.50O. PRICE, $4,000.
Warehouse ana ground, leased by ma
tiona! organization. , years on present
lease. opuon OF ) additional at an in
crease rent
EUGENE A BARRY
Evening star., 1941-07-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COR. 18th AND N SITS. NV.
Ideal location for delicatessen and light
lunch. Building consists of store. =
rooms, . baths, , layatories Rent, S22?!5.
A D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
1925 N Capitol St Dupont 1856
Evening star., 1941-07-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RIVER BRICK ESTATE. S6.50U.
235 acres lO5 open, brick house; on
RappahannOck River; So 10000 terms.
ELLIOTT (. BROOKS,
FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA .
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FARMS WANTED.


WANTED-SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE.
on water; fishing and grabbing. state
price and details Box 135-b- Star.
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY. SMALL
chicken farm: must house 600 hens; give
full details. Box 35-K, Star.
MODERN ESTABLISHED POULTRY FARM
within 90 miles of District. State terms,
equipment, location. Box 48a-K. Star.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITIES ABOVE 1st
trust in l or more houses in D. c. for
farm Of from 150-500 acres witAn 30
miles of Washington, preferably Va. and
add small amount of cash if necessary.
Please give full particulars INCLUDING price.
Il. C. BRISCOE, 1888 Garfield st. NV.
WILL PAY CASH FOR FARM OF FROM
100000 acres. nearby Va. or Md. If
priced right Kindly give full description,
distance and price. Box 445-H, Star.
FARM WITHIN 30 MILES OF WASHING
ton; describe fully; must be cheap: cleo
tricity essential. Box SOL, Star. 81.
NEARBY VA.-PRICED UNDER
$1,000; stream of water; state
distance from downtown. CHI
211z
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5 ROOMS. s ACRES, FRUIT. WELL.

Box 16. Remington. virginia.
ON HARD-sURFACED ROAD, 100 AC.,
productive land; .s-room frame house,
electricity, bank barn, other necessary
buildings; IS &C. large timber, springs,
stream; price, $500.
III ac,. e-room frame house, large
orchard. stream. ID ae. timber; price,
0 Phone Dradssy eo2A.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

2nd AND 3rd FLs., 800 BLOCK 9th sr.
n.w.-Suitable sign painter, photo stud o.
ssic.;, ;,.r rent very reasonable Apply MR.,
MATTHEWS, AIS 9th st NV
OFFICE, FIRST FLOOR, S25 MONTH:
heat and light furnished 1895 Wis ave.
NV. North 20
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE SIG. IN
Room 6l:i. Woodward Building. 18th and
H SITS. References ~
AIP-CONDITIONED OFFICES AVAILABLE
IN lawyers suite. Secretaria services op-
iIonsl. reasonable Southern B.ds Mt
ropol tar Ij52
800 SQUARE FEET or OFFICE sp.GE
oIEr TSkoma Iheatcr. 4th md Bu o..L
IS, nv. good parking reasonable r. t..
J BhRNiEIMER Room ;O2 Esr.e =.
RE OS0U
LARGE FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE E3R
business or ofhce purposes. with large mont
"lRooVS: ress. 6I3 5th s.. Me s25L
THE BARRISTER BLDG. G:i5 F ST. M,
near ith-MOdern Cfficc suites OF - and
= rooms. : elevator Mgr RE '-2gi.
THOS. J. FISHER d co, INC
'5S lIth ST. DI 6~3as
MEDICAL SCIENCE BLDG.
CORNER VERMONT AVE AND L ST NV.
MOST ATTRACTIVE SINGLE OR DOUBf E
SUITES FOR ETHICAL PHYSICIANS 6R
DENTISTS. YEARLY LEASES
E QUINCY SMITH, INC.
@0a 18th ST NV DI aO57.
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.

LoW-priced apartment GROUND; all UNI,
tiles available: also lSt commercial ground
for shopping center near large housing
development: both Of these ere very at.
tract.ye offerings ME- WHITEFoRD OF
MCKEEVER e. WHTTFFORD, DI g1O6.
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ENTIRE RITITDTNG
OFFICES WANTED

Modern limestone front: > floors ard
SemI-ba sement; ! floor is q3 feet deeo.
Excel downtown location. Apply DIXIE
REALTY co, AN l. 81. NV.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
4
IINIISIIAI,

New two-family colored fats. Will rent
for SIS per month when completed Ten
ants supply heat and utilities. Price. only
S6.@5O Call MR.. BLACKSTONE, Ma
tional O3i4
Evening star., 1941-07-27
GUARANTEED RETURN
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

Two frontaaeS. new section. northeast
can build three stores; price. Sl2,500.
CALL MR. CARNEY,
BRADLEY BEALL g. HOWARD. INC,
National O31 l. Southern Building.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

WANTED BY WELFARE AGENCY 5 Ol
rm. ONCE IN lst taxi zone. Call MA "a
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BARGAIN

lo-unit apt bldg. showing gross in
come of S4.200 Tenants furn. their own
T " PRATT & CO.. INC, Ma. s6s2.
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Located on ! OF the highest points in
D C building about > yrs old: , stories,
30 apis = rms X, b; detached. on
income. approx 100000 lu-yr. loan,
reasonable cash payt. and terms Rents
reduced priced low; wall take small prop
net Gail NP DREW. RE llsl.
Fl lot NFTDDT FTCN Invest bldg
Evening star., 1941-07-27

4S ACRES. FRONTING 1000 FIT. ON
Marlboro pike, approx. IL miles D. C
Has 5-rm. house that can be remodel d,
in grove of trees. barns good land; prlce
81 900. Call CLYDE HINES. exclusive
agents. 110l Vermont ave. RE. -" q.
Monday
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Nn> North Cap,t0i { "A
Evening star., 1941-07-27

All ACRES. WELL WOODED. GENTLE
rolling tract; springs and stream; ] mile
frontage on hard road, near LortOn, Va {;
a real investment for anyone at So per
acre will arrange terms. Call CH. l3i5.
16 ACRES. 10 MILES FROM d C LINE.
in Southern Md: 900 #. road frontage;
=" 900 AT 441S
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

As ACRES, sUMMERDUCK, VA, NEAR
lesm under r@ esISon Sne r0sd SO
down, SO mo, OWNER. Franklin 3o1s-
3 ACRES, 6-RooM. ,2-sToRY FRAME
house, cleo, 20-ft well, 250-ft frontage
on road. hedees. shade trees. fruit trees
2-car garage a mile from Baltimore pike
Price. $1,000; $500 cash. balance mort
cages. F. W. RAYMOND, Beltsville. Nd.
94-ACRE FARM. NEAR STERLING, VA;
reasonable MRS. BROWN DI isiH,
10? ACRES IN THE RIGHT LOCATION,
and at The right price; near Potomac
River, old los house. larse barn. fne
only 10 90 per acre. CASH. H, 3.
MITCHELL: Herndon. Va, or call NJ.
COOKERILL. Falls Church s34-J-2.
- A. GOOD H-RM,, ';-BATH HOUSE,
DAN ABBOTT, Clinton s.;
65 ACRES, ,FAUoUIER COUNTY, VA: 10
ss9red 6aanes lam s YGans r mpsT 5 EoSd
s-ROoM BRICK HOUSE ACRE OF
Bargaln,, Call Warheld 7446. Good place
for chickens 30
house cellar, screened porches. water in
house Arm. tenant house; | acres till
able, balance wood. timber. berries. fruit;
Grain hlghway - miles Washington.
Price, $500: half cash, balance mortgsge
a. !. W. RAYMOND, BeltSville. Md.
Il ACRES TIMBERLAND WITH LARGE
creek. no buildingS; I6 mi. Washington;
boat part payment. FIR 1896.
MATTAWoMAN HILLS, MARYLAND
Nice 4room troomyi home and one acre.
$1,000. Terms, $500 down. Paved
road. electricity, mail route school bus.
telephone: i miles Dist. line miles
Indian Head additional acreage nearby.
$50 acre, terms. Write MRS. SPARTO,
Route |, Waldorf, Md Phone Wal
dorf 3l35.
As ACRES. FRONTING 1000 FIT ON
Marlboro pike, approx. l.: miles D. c.
Has 5-rm. house that can be remodeled
in grove of trees. barns GOOD land. nrlre
Evening star., 1941-07-27

4lU-ACRE STOCK FARM IN LOUDOUN
Co. highly improved land, all cleared but
100 acres, in timber, finely watered; "a
miles Washington on hara road. near Route
30 good farmhouse electricity installed;
stock barns. 500 per acre: $1,000 cash.
balance reasonable; agents take notice.
Shown by appointment. Phone 3S. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, 1870 Washington ST.,
HerI e.. irfa q Va
Evening star., 1941-07-27
HIGH NET EARNINGS
Mp GOV'T ACTIVITY.

. new BRICK 4-tamily semi yuelIached du-
plex apt> fully rented ideal location.
ANACCSTIA FINANCE CORP. real estate,
Evening star., 1941-07-27
PENN. AVE, 8 BLOCKS
WEST OF WHITE HOIISE

26-ft frontage large brick building;
ear easily be converted into modern apts..
with store on lst floor, $4,000 building
association trust; priced cheap a Sl2,7JO.
Call Mr. Mccarthy.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
Evening star., 1941-07-27
EARNS FOR RENT.

VIRGINIA-45 ACRES, SMALL HOUSE IN
need of repair: rent reasonable Tor repair
work. Well, streams and chicken house.
] mile of country road to farm. hour
drive from WASHINGTON Box 17l-M, Star.
FARM. I30 ACRES. FINE PASTURES,
good buildings near wellington, PRINCE
TARKIN. ! Baysrd blvd. NV. wi. 0755 I.
NEAR BRANDYWINE, MD.
~ acres, modern house, rooms and
bath hot-water heat: tenant house, out
buildings; rich soil never-fsiling spring:
$50 mo- or will sell reas. See FRANCIS
c. HE1GLE. 14l7 l. ST. NV. MA. $3.50
Evening star., 1941-07-27

CEDAR HURST ON THE BAY.
Open today. Ideal 4-room furnished
summer home with open view of bay: near
bathing pier and boat harbor; 81 450
SlpO 33.f6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

of good right now-and certainly
wouldn't do any harm.
Applause goes TO Bill Thoma:
and Bill Pine for giving our stars
of yesterday a break. Hollywood
is too prone to forget. The two
Bills have cast Alice White. Anna
@. Nilsson and Charlotte Henry
the original Alice in Wonder.
land in their first anniversary
picture, I'll Be Back in a Flash.
Must be the press-agent blood ir
the two Bills that caused them tC
select a news announcer as the
hero of their anniversary movie.
Alice. who used to be seen as q
show girl in pictures, plays the
role of a secretary while Ella
Boros, a real secretary in the
Para publicity department, will be
seen as the show girl. Chester
Morris and Jean Parker carry the
leads and I must say for the two
Bills the six pictures they pro-
duced last year were all money
ENJOY MAGICIAN
What a kick Sol Wurtzel, Bryan
Foy and Bill Koenig, all dignified
movie heads, got out of watching
Dante do his magic tricks at the
Playhouse. l guess
was just as excited as they were
for Dante, who is one of the few
remaining magicians of the old
school, is both amusing, the way
he kids himself, and really amaz-
ing. He was with Thurston for
many years. He carries a cast of
SO people and it is really a swell
show. 4.
/ went back stage to meetthim
and l was surprised to hear that
he had retired and bought a
ranch in Northridge when he de-
cided to make another appear
ance. He and his wife are living
on the ranch now and will remain
there after he closes his show. He
does some tricks that are incred-
ible-others that you can guess
how they're done-but all of them
are worth watching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Flash Dancers
At Trocadero

ANOTHER FAMOUS dance
pair. Gordon and Rogers. offering
a mixture of comedy. eccentric
and flash dance routines, are the
stars of the giant new show OPEN
ing tonight at Turks Club Troca-
dero.
These sepia knights of rhythm
were formerly featured with Louis
"Satchmo" Armstrong and his or
chestra and are an importation
from Chicago's Grand Terrace.
Versatile Andy Rice Jr. remains
over for the nightly talent cere-
monies backed by such popular
performers as Buddy and Jean,
roller skating wizards; Mary Beth
Syres, swing singing siren; the Di-
Sarro Girls, six lovely precision
dancers, and others.
Pianist Charles Dublin leads his
orchestra for dancing and the
show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Reichman
Fills Requests
At Casino

IT'S AN all-request program al
the Book Casino these days where
Joe Reichman and his orchestra
play what you want when you
want it.
All you have to do Is name your
favorite tune, unless it's Balkan
folk dance, and Mr.. Reichman
obligingly sits down to his piano
and cues his versatile orchestra in
the general direction of your fancy
This should prove particularly
popular with the supper dance set
many of whom clamor far into the
night while other maestros turn
deaf ears.
Mr.. Reichman is equally oblig-
ing about turning out an enter
tanning show for both dinner
patrons and late-comers.
He has a very smooth pair of
ballroom dancers, D'Angelo and
Porter, who whirl gracefully
through their routines. Attractive
Jane Fulton has a pleasing voice
which she puts to good use in a
new arrangement of the old favor
lite Stormy Weather" and also in
L Don't Want To Set the World
on FIRE. just want to give Hit
Ter a hot-foot.
When she sings Smoke Gets in
Your Eyes" fumes pour from the
piano, but don't rush for the
nearest exit, stay and hear several
of the boys initiate the ink spots
and also do a choral finale on
when Day Is Done"
Reichman, himself, stars at the
keyboard. c. C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
William Holden
Star in "A W OIL

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 17-Kick.
ing up his heels at the beginning
of his career apparently hasn't
hurt William Holden. 1t might
have If he weren't a good actor
and while / still do not think that
young Holden suffers from any
lack of self-confidence. you cannot
take his ability away from him.
When / talked with Buddy De
Sylvia he told me that Paramount
has just purchased lover the
HILL" the l. A. r. Wylie's Cosmo-
politan magazine story for Bill
It's about a draftee who goes
''over the hill" deserts TO you)
hides out with farm family and
meets a sick old lady who thinks
he is her son killed in the last
war.
Because "Over the Hill" was
made by Fox years ago and there
would be too much confusion even
though they are different stories,
this one will be called absent
Without Leave" Now that the
Ratchet is buried, Para is building
Bill Holden who is excellent in
The Remarkable Andrew" as
well as in Columbia's Texas"
PLAN REMAINING FILM
Just TO prove a we'll loved char
acter in popular novel never
dies. Hal Wallis is seriously con-
sidering starring Olivia De Havil-
land in $50 Big" in the same role
that Colleen Moore, and later
Barbara Stanwyck played. The
script is on Halls desk and be-
cause the story is one of Edna
Ferber's best and filled with hu-
man interest ii should be one of
the best of the remakeS.
Barbara Stanwyck gave one of
her most unsatisfactory perform
ances as the mother in so Big"
but Colleen Moore, on the con-
trary, was wonderful. The mother
role has a spiritual quality and
because of her love for her little
boy she becomes a great woman.
A picture like that might do a lot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

BUSY SCHEDULE

Although he started out direct
ing serious pictures, when he
signed with Universal they gave
him comedies. He thinks the
funniest thing that's happened TO
him is that when they first told
him that he was going to direct
Abbott and Costello, he thought
they were a dance team.
Lubin and Miss Bruce will join
in radio broadcasts. luncheons. in
terviews, and parties today. Tues
day will be devoted to a tour of
the Ford plant and trip through
Greenfield Village and of course,
Wednesday is the night of the big
premiere which will be attended
by stars, director, visiting press
men and aviation officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
jack Pickering I
Here
and
Now

STORY: Saturday night the
Variety Club gave a broadcast
from its club rooms and they
asked me TO tell the story of the
founding of Variety.
You may have heard It before.
but If it's a twice-told tale. its a
story worth being told twice or 20
times.
Variety was started in Pitts
burgh IL years ago. Eleven men
In various branches of show bust
ness formed a social club, and il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Then and Now

FANS WILL have an opportu-
nifty of seeing Jackie Cooper and
Jackie Searle AS they appeared II
years ago in Glamour Boy" Both
actors are in the picture and in
one sequence there's a flash-back
10 the picture Of "Skippy," ir
which both Jackies appeared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Lubin
Here For
Premiere

FIRST OF the Aim folk to ar
rive here for the world premiere
of Keep EN- Flying" at the Fox
was director Arthur Lubin who
planed in yesterday afternoon.
Although Carol Bruce got in
this morning and will be joined
by Dick Foran this afternoon,
while Abbott and Costello come
in on Tuesday. Lubin was already
ION location" looking over Detroit,
asking questions and getting the
complete set-up before any one
really knew he had arrived.
81 always like to arrive even
Mt parties before every one else.
i find / know my way around,
find out who people are, get
over the introductions at the
beginning and also 1 get more
sandwiches"
INFORMATION, PLEASE
Dark, of medium height, he has
a sharp eye and unquenchable
curiosity. He likes to ask questions
and eat. He never forgets a name
once he's heard il and remembers
faces with a rogue's gallery
memory.
I'm never looking for
types" Lubin laughed when
we asked him about his SEEM
ingly continual searching glance,
I'm looking for people. People
and the things they do make
pictures natural. The things that
Abbott and Costello do are
really based on the kind OF
things almost any one might
do"
Lubin, naturally, has a wonder.
full sense of humor, and what is
even stranger in a Hollywood di.
rector, a great love for the speak
ling stage.
STARTED AS ACTOR
81 started out as an actor
and even played opposite Fay
BANTER In a play called "Jeal-
ousy" for six months on Broad
way, but direction interested me
more and five years ago i went
out to Hollywood. 1 love IL, but
most Of all 1 miss seeing the
theater. When 1 was In New
York last week 1 went to- as
many shows as I could possibly
get In and II I don't have to get
back to the coast right after the
premiere Wednesday night at
the Fox, I may return to catch
some i missed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

on the baby's dress was this note
81 cannot afford to keep this
child. 4 have six others. My
husband has been unemployed
for q long time have named
her Catherine. She was born
November "a. I am leaving her
here In this theater because of
what I have heard and know Of
tho charity of theater people,
and with prayer that You will
care for her.
"a Hcartbroken Mother"
The II members OF the first
Variety Club undertook TO an
swer the prayer, and adopted
Catherine, naming her (ufter the
club and the thcater) Catherine
Variety Sheridan. At the time
they thought IL icds a casual act
of charity. Instead, Catherine
changed the Chole course Of the
club.
Sho,c people ia other cities
heard about the club that adopted
a baby, and set up clubs Of their
oicH. Adoption toas NOT their
purpose, necessarily. In fact, l
don't kNoW that any other club
has done just that. But they've
built hospitals, bought iron lungs,
fed the poor, created blood banks,
built camps for children.
In Detroit, the Variety Club has
built a motion picture show or
wheels-projection machines
sound equipment. portable screen
Every week. sometimes several
times a week, they go to one hos
pital or another and give the
patients a show, using current
films. Nothing hand-me-down.
The club uses circus terms
each chapter r. q "tent." The
president here II Johnny How
ard, "chief barker" His assist
ant In Dave IdZal. Jack SAKE,
the treasurer, is called slough
Auy," and the secretary, Dave
Newman, In property master"
The story of Catherine v. Sheri-
dan is, think, q very real In
SEPARATION TO all of them, and to
the other members from whom l
first heard IL, among them Wade
Allen, Bin Carlson, Haviland
Reeves and others.
I'd be doing Variety disservice
II / let il be thought that the
Pittsburgh club was satisfied tC
rest on its laurels. or that the De-
troit Tent does nothing beside:
give picture shows.
The Detroit Tent furniShe:
lunches for school children, recon
ditions clothes and shoes for chill
dren. has had over 1900 children
treated for eye trouble, and fur
nished even more pairs of glasses
Altogether, more than 10000 chill
dren have benefited.
And as Tor catherine V. Snerl-
dGn---dlthough her picture hangs
on the OdH Of every Variety
club room in America, the club
felt that she needed more than
they could give her. She needed
mother and q father and a
home Of her orn. So they inUes-
ti0dted 500 applicants and chose
a couple to take Catherine and
treat her as though she Were
their OCH.
ONLY tico members kHoU 1cho
the foster parents are. And
you'll hare a hard time finding
her. EUen II pou find Catherine
Y. Sheridan, you tooH't be SIRE
because the club takes an
orphan erery year and finds a
home and foster parents. And
names each founding Catherine
v. Sheridan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

might have re-
manned a social
club for the rest
of its days. and
never beer
heard OF again.
except that the
Sheridan The
alter had a nurs-
cry.
M o I n e r s
could lie av e
their children
there w h / ] e
they watched
the show. On
Christmas Eve,
1927. a month
old baby was
left there.
The mother
n e er c a m e
Lank ptnaaH