Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1923, Page 17

D BUILDING POLO FIELDS. |InteriorDecorating--WallPapering Mitchel ' Fleld, . located at Garden N M i City, Long Island, will be the polo plete’ Seuiiment,of o ot v s itiataisiis AToriai Falnoes surall drapectes. Vise) 5 yi8e- shades. Painting. No incouvenience, tivities. Three corplete playing Consult us first. flelds are being laid out. 1t is adjacent o the Meadowbrook Club, where the international matches are held. CORNELL WALL PAPER co' Stables to accommodate 150 polo | 714 13th N.W, Main 5373-3374 ponies will be built. G. A. R- woMAN's RELIE# 30, Sons of Veterans, U.'S. A., L. L. RUE IS ELECTED. Loebsack being a grandchild ot CORPS civil - war veteran.: All of the re-| L L. Rue of Philadelphla was re- INDUCTS OFFICERS |tiring offcers was remembered with | elected president of the Federal Ad- beautiful presents by, Mrs. Loebsack | visory Council of the federal reserve in appreciation of thair valuable serv- | system, which concluded its regular Miss Jennje L. 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