Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1925, Page 18

REAL. ESTATE; THE KEVEN ist of the Arctic expedition, who wlll[ describe and picture his discoveries including specimens of fis! SR ] ence. Additional discoveries bear- | ¢t ing on prehistoric Am life in | | the Southwest by the society’s exp:di- | | tion to Pueblo Bonito. 40 be disclosed in & “The Hawaiian Flight of the PN-9 November 20, by Comdr. John Holy ovem. vlvanus G. Mafl.” December 4. hy New, Postmaster General | of the United States, “The Depths of the Sea.’ Judd, who for five " December " GEOGRAPHIC SERIES COVERS VIE LD 5557 National Soclety Announces habitants of this continent. | " December 18 ture subjects as disclosed by ‘z\,.“ Murphy. Lec“",e P"Ogl’am—Mac- am just announced run the | “‘Across French and Spanish Moroc- Millan First on List. o umlucle(l by Robert Cush f the earth's physical fea . January ‘8, by Harriet Chalmers One deals with the depths of , 4 e sea, others with the scaling of lofty mountains. Explorers who have | conquered tropical jungles will fol »w men who have crossed fcy wastes. i1l be a navrative mplishments' of the riptions of the anc Ascent of Mount Logan.” Jan- . by H. ¥. Lambart of the Andrews to Tell of Finds. cing Prehistoric Man in Ce lia,"” ndrews. enty Thousand Miles r North,” January 28, by Knud National G m of lectur | latest numbes: e meers who have heen in-the > | grandeur of Maya courts, the e - front of World mews during recent | nces in- the rexlon in which the ths. was announced by the society | nch and Spanish are baitling the The series will ope arlier Octo- | ancient Mongolia Mic- | Constantinople, WiV | China, Tibet hice | cult of the w il ot other lecture Al Lee All the le bet From East to West,” ¢ 5. by Gene Lamb. elve Thousand ~Miles Throuzh azil,” February man central Latin Am d un adventurous o o ihe Lots will be the subjects storms after leading i expedition t This exp equipp \mm. Sea in North Af ires Hlustrated. Co “lora.” February Koelz of the United Fisheries and the ures wili be illustrated [ afternoons | 315 o'clock wle Audito centh street and New York expedi viday entures velated by Anclent and by Dr. Osvald stles in S Hall of < the many nnel, will he eMillan rusading " March 19, by Wil plete program follow plovine the planes and Our of the 1925 w North With entific and Pho raphic Survevs in Greenland and llesmere Island.” October 31, by Donald B. MacMillan ariun which will | e talk by Comdr. John N.. on hix thrilling v the Pacific to the neizhbor f Hawaii Pueblo Judd. “The. Hundred Million South of Us." April 4, by Thomas ¥ Lec with U Bonito.” April OPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY 408 to 414 16th St. S.E. NEAR LINCOLN PARK e Roo Tile Bath. Hot-water Floor Plugs, Double Rear and Colonial Front ONLY $7,250" 2814 27th Street N.W. $500 CASH One Block from Wardman Park Hotel and Conn. Ave. direct from non built excellent conditic Hn\:~p nd Own neaultc . N THE CENTRAL NORTHWEST 720 to 728 Newton Pl. 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