Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 32

T P. o” » A ummmnm:or Me.nmd;. : CITY SAYSEXPERT| OF‘Ben’Franklini - SRR & w7 SR | R, R o “Honest Ben"” Franklin, @rst ASKED MisS scfl\n:r'r. Postmaster General of the United TO DINE WITH Me. SPeT WHGEN tHe : States, is again instructing postal SHE'L T MEET Me& ¥ 1 “ Unusual Attractions EM-| empioyes of the country. AT TweLvE-THIRTY: = < T . At the head of every day's issue SCHuLT2! i e Postal Bulletin, oMcial pub- phasized at Real Estate | of e posest Buaun, Sl mut: eeting. ment, 18 to be found 2 quotation Board M 9 from Franklin. S “Lost time is never found again.” Frankiin told 1922 postal employes in today’s bulletin. “What we call time enough always proves little |¢ enough.” The Franklin sayings have been running for several days now, and ‘Washington possesses greater at- tractions for home seekers than any other city in the United States. This was the declaration last night of William E. Herren, fleld secretary | will be continued. of the National Assoclation of Real Estate Boards, who was the guest of the Washington Real Estate Board at| its monthly meeting in the grillroom B oy e, 3 ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN one end to the other to organize real estate bonr;;lx and s!udyl renlt)’l con(; ditions in the various citles. explaines + . that he made the above assertion only | Forty Children Entertained at after having galned first-hand knowl- = . 0 edge of home-owning inducements of| Christmas Exercises and Dinner other communities of the nation. repeating of the oathof alleglance | Miss Katherine Morgan, in charge of| There ware -e;leon:{ :ln“:hnnuflt The National Capital, Secretary Her- by Local Newspaper Men. and each child received candy, apples | the glris:, MesSMaryicr Selodaer linjiatitbalsntertatRiier] perite ERa o et = " [ana mma presente. The dinner was | Sk’ piwia’ Gomentie "acience | tne apecial achee v"},, assoctations and General Neauty no¢ served by the teachers of the school, | teacher, and Willlam Pumphrey, in 'rom.ur Alh.non Posaible In other itis. remardioss of | FOTty children between the ages of | Miss Margaret M. Btewart, principal: | sharge of shop work. |. Davidson. their size, and Washington realtors, ! five and eighteen years of the Threl- p ability to draw hom here from out-of-town n;‘u'::e;EE €r%|street and BEcapect avenue JCeorK e l town, enjoyed a special entertainment s Cl H l I f Glfi SIlppe The “':;hf,,:::';,:;‘s::,a Boara, | followed by a Christmas dinner this Any woman—any ma.n———would appreciate old Santa send- ing them a pair of comfort. slippers to wear during rest hours at he stated, is regarded throughout the |noon. The turkey dinner -was fur- home. Arlington cemetery and Mount Ver- non. 3180 were guests of the Wash. | Bave recitations. country as the most important or-|nished by a group of local newspaper All the new dainty : styles in all the very latest colors — some ° ington board last night. i The pmm‘m included s activity In civic matters. but particn- jcream at the June closing activities larly in view of its proximity to the national legislature and the executive | °F this school for the past ten years. and Judiclal depariments of the gov. | Before the dinner the children gath- groment. Other, boards look to " the | ered about the Christmas tree which ocal realtors to lead the way, he sald, Sal realtors to lead the way, he sald. | tney themselves had trimmed with Estate Board, who yesterday took Mr. | Ornaments Which they made for the Herren on a sightseeing tour lu!lrre and sang Christmas carols and &anization afMliated with the National 3 Rssoclation of Real Estate Boards,|Men Who have provided Thanksglv partly because of its unprecedented |ing and Christmas dinners and ice have pompons and Plans for an intensive “own-your- | entire school, “Holy Night,T “Ch : & own-home” drive next month in |Mmas 3 : e ribbon trimmed, connection with the Thrift week cam- £ “Ce o Daign were announced by Robert L. iiCome et with padded -soles. McKeever, chairman of a special com- | mittee appointed to conduct the drive. ¥ Specially priced at Campaign Against Fraud. F. X. Wholley, director of the Bet- | L r ‘l"f Buflnllss Bu;ezu. told the realtors e Why l';o SEQH!! at Chri:(- M ’ Gift sli sl 45 of promotion schemes designed to at- Josep! nsom: recita- t Hpromen SR ST T : len’s ppers, $1.45 to $2.95. investments and involve them in |Gt H i i — propositions of fraudulent nature. He [ * asked the co-operation of the runc.rsL : Song. I T becaking wp these Take. schames | Cyntnia Donaldson, Leonard Donald- > and thus protecting the public from |son, Albert Basford, James Pearson e g being mulcted of their savings. and Howard Moreland, John A. Petty, executive secretary | The program was closed with the of the board, told of activities of the board during the past month. Clyde C. Dunnington, vice chairman of the dance committee, related plans | program of entertainment, lnclud} for the dinner-dance to be given by | music and monologues and conclud the board, January 17, at Wardman | with a buffet supper, was carried out Park Hotel. under the direction of H. G. Kennedy, W. C. Milier, chairman of the mem- | chairman of the entertainment com- bership committee, reported progress | mittee. Up to $7.00 rtistic Home Furniture and Interior Fittings, Serve as Distinctive Gifts Visit the W. D. Campbell Co.'s Second Floor Studio. in securing new member: Charles S. Shreve, president of the Following the busi; session a board, presided. Here you wsu find a comprehensive display of all that is beau- tiful and artistic in home fittings and decorative furnishings. A fine array of art objects—unique, interesting, incomparable. Splendldl adapted for gift purposes—Floor and Table Lamps, Ladies’ Writing Desks, Gate-leg Tables, Tea Wagons, Book . . and Magazine Racks, Smoking Stands and Windsor Chairs.- This new department under direction of Mr. Benjamin H. Streeks, formerly of W. ' B. 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