Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1925. 9 oty ed SERUM RE“EVES | Abe Martin Says: (). A. PETTY HONORED [ iciyoeserer i an enerave Tn his farewell address Mr. Petty BY REALTOR BOARD (,nL\"ll that the Real Lstate Hnnirlllil\n " GC orvicetan iigin o iha aescl o ‘(‘ | e s well as to the members. He Farewell Entertainment in Tribute|: B0 a1l he passianiers u m av I n rn Aol TR | to Retiring Secretary-Treasurer. ) ‘",'?, x:m '1‘;-1." ::;:l:?r::\rsrez: b = 3 His Successor Installed. estate transactions in the National 771 C?[I St, Ontario Physician Finds Sub- e Capital & model for the nation. -l e ristmas (0) 4 RS ) ater aee. St Approximately 200 members of the | (he_entertainment, with special num stance in Liver That L SABEOXImAte s bers for the occasion. A buffet supper —_— ashington Real Estate d and a | was served following the meeting. Gives Results. number of prominent civie leaders at- 3 ot i tended the farewell entertainment Isolat wv“ - | and reception given in honor of John S“‘"’; “De o8 3 ¥ fis' 5 Br the Ascociated Press A, Petty, retiring secretary and NNA, cember 2 . —Dis- {stma i 3, TORO treasurer of the board, at the Ward. | FAChex from Budapest. Hungary, say Christmas S‘,‘:‘“gs acDonald of St. C: | man Park Hotel last night R FadbaiiaRan el ety Checks Cashed P e esilearec Sith mime meeing | Tamen 2. At Herczogfalva, south of Budapest, 2 periments which indicate that an eftec- | & Hil, was Introduced to the member. | % train was buried in the snow for tive treatment for high blood pre: i 3 the new secretary-treasurer. more than three days. has been found 1 the former presidents of the m“;:‘f; extrace o Real Ests :'nl };n:n;t]i ‘m;ull- ;,v{}wn;a'in I ute to the activities of Mr. Petty e e vertain extent with the L.,‘. stressed the ||| This Wonderful | : reported Mr. M ~ 4 j sancing i} Old Prescription I 4 For Rheumatism i o e c Refilled preliran turned around an’ sold | dent of the hoard. over'a million tmee. A isaspoontal i | D vhe later John L. W former president of | || 0f ‘A%851" taken ' three times & day i artier. who in | the Natlonal ociation of Real ([ Nt nutries and el swollen 5 t' a feller from th' Middle | EState Boards. The latter paid t hotile from your drue- D il T tribute to Mr. Petty's work in better- ||| Elat or s for 8 wesk's sup BY o g andlllage cihalp ta WONAY. Wiher ing real estate conditions nationally. J been found to be | th’ money when we drove 3 g} mho Bosd i t b"’h"‘,rum izht. John F. Dille Co.1 ‘ e = I IS \ : DEBT CA NDS. oo eos | i gdmard & Wothro Italy’s Dollar Subscriptions Ex- ceed Million Called For. JOH I e G irets ROME, December 2 (#).—The volun | the assu ni ) ription in dollars to i R »[the” payment of Iv's 1926 i e working i | e paoment of al's 1 L | States has closed. The 4 i 2 ising that the fexact t | u \ade publ ) B MILLION D. C POPULATIUN urance it we « = of :lmi # IN 20 YEARS PREDICTED’ et e e ‘ | ; ReprosentativelWiigs ISees i Con R | " gress Willing to Make Washing- ton Greatest Capital in World. 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