Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1928, Page 81

"REAL ESTATE. THE SALE—NOUSKES. SUNDAY - STAR. WASHINGTO -D.. C... MARCH 4. .RESOR SALE—HOUSKES. SALE—~HOUSE! b 2048 TILDEN ST. N.W. OF “rpm“n)’:gnrn.\ : CONY_ AV S | T, RIG OPPOR’ Thin ix the RIG barcain sou have been Tooking for. grice has een dronped el WLING 8 Look what it is: ity hren. home on '8 D 8 rooms. 0 bathe. including sun parlor and a claseed-in sleepine porch. hand: mood flonre hrouehont. Areniace: hoisatee heat. stora. er, Inundey traye’ and tol ot Satsaet Tee ooncete Tt e - GATRCI aireet Clowe to Win ave. This home wan huilt to sell at $1 R e I AT IR S Tor 1t and is going to xell it now. By ail nicans sen HOAVEST €O.. W M, COT.ORED. EARY MARVIAN _M8 15t S 813 Gale St. N, rom w.m...r- boulevard. 1813 Gale St. N ; New house: o voon SaEalow. gt | New e 3 near school. stoves, Tine |Cloc. hehis hot-wa e Naagun St Driee |elinr, Rardwood fanr, font an 5 B Likens, bal _monthiv. Open prrmnu fi o AR Ry Are You I'a Month™ Rent or \lmc Tt yon are vou are wasling iust that ‘much. when amount Ao can BUY Rrck Two-brdroom Home and save manay o S 1716 L. St N E Just Off Riadenehurs Roulevard. 1 1o a very attractive Home, 10 a most | desranie nershborhoad—1aree Foome " handwood floors: tile hath Bic closet Jtv: best of Neats ing_ plants Colomiat front poreh With vrettily terraced We'want sen to Houee " and don't that — WALTER A BROWN, 1400 K. £FT_ME SHOW yoU mew Califorma bungalow Alcove. Decorated walle. tne fi:n.xv-a Oak floors, stone fire cormer Larte corner ot A wher. Address Box it MY BEAUTIF rooms, hreak!. Handsome elec- ono0._ tile hath \mumn drave. W ent I S ana PR N b a St . which Wil make an ideal i satment. A xood detached house that s clear will be accrpted payment. The Balance can_Ne financ meet_your con- wemence red one of the anding - Tresent market at A e 0o Tate: RICED, FOR RIG 6 nmv‘ HO e nd_see his certook the fact S40 a Month o il have o pay month. melading all ving ¢ ‘Hante Wit} ‘sonn et {or And mll have gaved mones. wnstead of ting it rent pen for inspection every day and evoume, Take care leayine 15th and H naw.oridine to 15th and H oste e DAk 2 aauares orth or transfer 16 i e 4 5 N | Riitan i | sts, 1021 9th ST. Only 100 \‘%h & 0] _ORE: et o A In oo condiin T et onll l)\ll e of exehent comditn 1 "ARD, 3 f\'v\ St ING ROCK CRE Modern Colonial Brick. Son H Y\ Hk)\‘ I \\H —sIX I‘(\m( AXD BATH | PR PRI mastive home condition. Price } Am ety Dleasin n be purchased i tarme 2| DONOHOE & SONS.| 314 Penna. Ave __REARTORS. _ CHEVY CHAS 420 TAYLOR ST oinial, shower, hutt-in floore. hot-water hs . lot concrete paved street near stores and xchoo! Go out Conn. ave. to Taylor st. then 41y congisting Houses Under Construction. e Lon 0451V FARntoR. 1850 Mh st nw. Pot n \\\ stion th )\cur I(‘ h and Mad E BIG u nm WS aBAGE ome it this ON o RN W 6 x»su—lm 50 A MONTH endid brick hon mnh and two rear | cemmun‘ty. convenies bus and car line nd _tiled e ..o Re: al bath Iu‘hklh‘hru’ ping pore n- Tot 150 1t > Q Y o g Yv-flfll and ny extras, ' Csil L “IAL BARGAIN. 1121 5th St. N.E Open for Inspection. <100 CAS] 5 MONTHLY 6 roome and hath hig porches metal za. b |raderia LS “| Take H St Cars (o 5th St. N. Only $7. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1311 H St N.W. Main 908 1524 V \R\L“ SI. N \\' T brick_home of m oumi ot Ve mocs 1 lfl CLU sn Hiil,_ modern b IDE \l Fe. 1—\"»';' ! e | | | Teatt » Evenings_phoee (,-.-m 2900 Near Meridian Park and conveulent to h 36th st bus and 14th st v * laree home of 1 v of | ¥ Open | e Cant | o i R OABROWN 1100 1 DUCED $3.200 west ol 10t walen ot 'S ADDITION. ine Brick Home. " " The anly oo Jow and on ter tached Brick Coloni: $29,500. o arkine on both bkl s W MIDDLETON HEAJTORS NW Inc., PECT IS NI JEDROOM e A Ave SE Wi ot wrvice AR e T an wpar et WILLLIKE THIS, T e e At W WENT OO FOR AN ATION T MAIN it OPPORTUNITY n Home Terme (1 Cieat Limes 1 At s OPEN o i bat) 64 ne Torwe ly s 'Ul’ll(lll VACANT - OP)} I’H)\V ‘l"l'(’)!l MBIA l")'\“ VW ( AVRITZ, BRICK Al SABLE, CHED ,..‘.’,,‘. ,‘y el DL tge 1.LOOK, S e e n W e | LOOK l'll')lflll Do niiee this s ain Blme bath ey ' Yol kg i Al.fli”fl o1 nw, ] “'H pm | basement; o L NEW HOMES—REAUT SIUU Lash Balance Momhly ath AND T STS. N.E. Tou can buy one of these noum tor the entvou Ars now 1:"'5' Yot O1 .‘&\i“? h # Oneh- And. e Yoo ane ‘i UGy (o inkbect these house wm.‘.'fl' “Jealine under Any oDY vurchase H. R. REITRIR $300 (,/\'sll A modern colonial brick dwelllng, o . convenient. 10, the new Rt e b purchared o ferma of O A v v month.” 0" n- FOUNE DONGHOE & SONS, 314 Penna. Ave. ____REALTORS. _ V' CORNER BRICK. AND SHERIDAN N.W. home. lneated In an A N oms 13 " ce. And - maodel floors ~ throughout, Open for inspection. l\(WI‘I\SO\' Kitchen most reasonahle PFIER . 1300 Jefterson_S1. psportation. 6 large ample cloket _space. X tr nd il wm. ! oot and laundry (‘ avs rete, collar with ct 1 floors ll\umi\m\ 10K SAL v | hs “mmun This 1« a real b estry hrick home ‘uvered’ tear pore mpletely W Kitehen. concrete celiar: derp vard with room for & A conds at This hame , must b Owner_ will take $3.050 150 and very M h l< WHAT YOU N LOOKING FOR ' § !H‘RF‘ 6 rooms. 2 baths, 2-car garage, hot-water heat, electric lights; like mew inside: 2 rooms and bath ‘w' on third floor. Can be rented as separate apnrt- ment if desired; ea: terms; very cheap to quick purchaser. 141 North Caro- lina ave. s.e. Open for Inspection GEORGE S. WHITE, 10 BYE ST, NW. MAIN 8008 i SELECT | ONE OF THESE HONESTLY BUILT HOMES WrerLy-puiLT Arive out Michiead av Terms o areent ol and tie Criveraty” to 1t ¥ A walk TRt 1% blocks hixan ave. dircot 10 15t vl S \ NS L/R\ L() Denchetl colonial brick house, less than 1 year old, in perfect condition: excellently located, facing woods; 10 raoms, includ- ing five bedrooms, two baths.| and maid’s room and bath in sun porch: garage; oil furnace: clectric refrigerator ; convenient to bus and car lines| and John Eaton ‘2<'I\m|. Fnr‘ immediate occupancy: ow ncn ving city. Address ’h] 2 Rod-| naw. Tel. Cleve. 3616.% ~ COLORED. I (Corner, ) | north of th m husiness man_ st 1 pee o w home 2oned for able for X a e gt r %4000 [ Thoan “what 11e warth Al on ».n termi VATB, KRAFT & C Main #1 715 SN w NEW IN SEE THE 20 Feet Wide - Frigid A churming groun of new I sined and very desiy " banded by b « HI Inspeet Tod 3520 BE Wt NAIN AVE soti'Ty s B B . or Your N.W. Wisooy THEN 927 15th St. A SPECU (AUST KAST OF A SIN-ROOM IN CHEVY € Lot 40 Feet Front, $8.750 -1 eationably bl tedoy P bath This house will e Shane it A St T Tmmealate i le SHANNON REALTORM, RET KW, | All-stone, ‘2 car stone garage. | z ! (ellcnt condiiion ; parquet "nnn* past Catho |, et ear marked frookland | GROUT OF ADJOINING MASS! AVE, Only $10,250—On Very 2 ot 1 BLOCK o GRUVE JLATION, 3020 MILITARY ROAD BRICK BUNGALOW o i oatt eant nl- Gonaelindit ayen ““Colored Home Scekers, LET US SHow YoU A doop HOME FASIEY T CAN. DY ROVGHT. Inspect Sunday FROM 1 TO 6 P.; 1133 Girard S 10 rooma. 2 baths. h. Sear gnrage Terms ihat vm| . WAPLE M 1110 14th St COLORED. (H.xrg:un ) A ok G o 5 ronma hath ctminion ™ u- “aitey: 100 cash |u||n|l<‘l (J‘ I»r mont! M. B. I\hAl'l & CO, Main 0147, 5t St NW_ Downtown Location for Colored 14th and Corcoran. om Ill| hl!h Toomfor at |Ml [\!‘lM l||1| iy, 18, \ A GiRHol Fitin bt uumiuw Evening_ and_Sunday, Adsms COLORED—SS, AR 13th AND YOU. A brick house with oll modern, tmorace: mente. @ rooms, bath. hot-witer heat - e Tignts. lorme.”S100_cash and $43 mdern uane 3 -.n « W . elee. lights 1 aftord 0700, nt. G rom 1 hvestment ‘hu (()I.UI\I- Y—$100 CASIT" | k on wide ave. Southeast vk, containing 4 r. & cellar, porch. front and eha ORE| D 1o wwh your own nnmh ,\..mmn tone— (& Open Sunday. Nardwoml roome, hath. flonia, celiar: alle hike rent. M AL, R, bk home 007 apin arl oy 1 15h_St. 6 LARC R A4 o MR. BARGAIN HUNTER, Beautnful gemi-detnetind brick home with s widn covered iont. .o f o 10 S hools oo LOOK! Trananrtation. 6 Tarss i) Tarer “Kitehan with pantry. d Tnvindry (e T splendid Atiarie ecoration And et ond B foors througbou P miodern in every v o Evarta at.: rice vedu, o Bl owportis & fixtures. tricity, hot-water ample E M cost ot b WY ever affersd in ¥ ng! own terme tect one block from Rhode 1nl, Direation: Tal. ave. n.e. Evarts Representative on Premises Sunday and Daily. Must he sold within a week, or will be withdrawn from the market and offered for rent. EORGE S WHITE, Main 808K, T s small caeh “pavment 3.0 Kl Act_aui o 10th and Rhode turn north one block to 50 to SA.050 for auick corzia “Ava. and Kennedr at . a wemidetached home o bi¢ hot-water heat. electric Artaneed W Sacant BE HAPPY Regardless Of Your Means. You Can Buy_Oue of Tiess Homea for the Rent Your Aie Now Paving ) CASH. Monthly Payments. mple Home Open Today. o fl-ml&nnlx SUNW near 10th St fust_north K near N Can and Yiiving piano. mfort. Center-hall plan, Fanm. i iamnie apwee tor grand new condition age of 4 3 R TR s and lota of fowers v 154 h north K € 2500 | t N forih L 8t Jagrence Sts NE S Hu! south Pa. Ave ears ONIGHT. ()pcn. lmhlcd aml Heated Until 9 PAL I. R. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1311 H &t NW Phos TREET HEIGHTS. Charming Detached Brick. 0. On 1 nesr Que—Nine rooms and " haih . Brck onstriet Tot 18 fe Ride 10 atiex. " Good eondts 70 Tarmw \Xam le A wide entrance hall tive living room with and paneisd call FOR COLORED| 'nun wtors Wrick building in best north Tharn are Bathe an the ser e antineots Afer'w Tt "T_RE/ "OMPAN HOMES FOR BOTH WEALTHY AND POOR. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. 5721 FOURTEENTH ST. N.W. Cor. Montague and 14th sts. attractive, large 10- room detached home; also has 2 completely finished sun parfors and 3 well equipped baths: 2 at-| | tractive main entrances: large, stone porch: Spanish red tile jtbeer, roof. This home is heautifully | Fuy terme | decorated and designed for en-| trrlamm" Targe corner lot and ' water I anerifice, o, Adamis 'ON, Inc., ak. 0308, DG \(\ MIDDL REALTOR _ 14112 Eve SN BROOKLAND-—§7,500. DETACHED CORNER HOMF. This modern corer home has 6 rooms and tiled bath, hot-water heat Main $7.450. 313 Woonwans B anso, SOUTHWE 3STORY DWELLING. Noors lnwv\-ln'u e oan A3 Wandwant_ i Main 080, CHEVY CHASE, MD, Near the Circle. $16,500. e, deti: hed colonial desten, located & hit- The ‘circin ia o of (he home offeriass in Chevy onstructed of * Javate. with f it ia most - Lustine R & Rea! 609 LAMOX and 641 KEIFER PLACE ) Large 6-room brick home, ex-| This residene Duteh tle ey ovtatandy Chase second flao: garage. Price, $7,000. Terms.| 134 ADAMS ST. N.W | Semi-detached, large. 6-room brick home, good condition; 2, large porches; substantial iron| fence around entire yard. excel-| lent for children. Price, $6,650. Terms. . FRED VAN DOLSEN 404 Southern Building. M. 971.1 PETWORTH. Modern Colonial Brick 4 wenl artionad Iah it Taet bkt featies and 3 1o attie A wall hublt, e hed hume (hat ie most rea &'\nnm. : RE v minutes ahy Conduit road. | Cleve, 200 0 N ROONS 1l or sunstantiai | 10" iy s we stntd. A | Here is n eclilenes. vey b That s’ b housht At W E.€tar oMo ‘D.C. Naval Reserve The U. 8. destroyer Allen, which has been on duty here as training ship of the local Reserve battalion, but which | nov- is at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, hastbeen ordered placed out of com- misflon on March 15 by instructions issufd at the Navy Department last | wee't__The orders also dlrrll (h’\l the destroyer Abel P. Upshur b» placed in commission as soon after March 15 as' practicable. Comdr, Mark L. Hersey, inspector In- | stiuctor of the local Rescrve battalion, who will command the Upshur when commissioned and who now is spend- | ing most of his time in Philadelphia in connection with fitting out the new Wt s ROOM BWELLING. EITHER ot n IS& \III)I)! ETON. Inc.,, REALTORS o NW ¥ COLORED. N TODAY, 121R KENYON STREET N.\W, D rooms. * hathe: howh hardwaad | 611 N, Y ot wieter heatar | Prica “ahi Tafina | 11 10 & ROOMS how ings for A e HEDG earage . 003, AGOR TR & on for exchange on ey D ToRNAON e ity Rwrpe ! |'nrrrl\ 0|D HOUSE. | w Vo ALOW oR Northwest section: atata acticulars ha Hox 7 F Star afloe jlov SECORLOT, |'n'm\|u AVE It it lare v 0west brice oy TELE. Star ofie GROUND ~REANON 160 o addiess Rox NovsE Al [0 GRUV i | NOUSES W Call Alexandit S oM. of s E | Cadi Ih ol ' Wilte aire—~Built-in ( 5 Ferms. lish tupe homes atttively de I i e ik : er" b TeusonAbIe v e e HEnvler STy pommany mm e W v roonin Al . [ || aven AL T Ry g el Ma Ty Tandin R v 110 Waadw Nales Rents rolt o *l SALY i Wl i dpen Tkl 9 AL RS P ol K 10 AFECHER 8T 7I1Iu\| eloctrin m " s 1 \ l|§1.1\1\ Broker Main 2070, Clev, 5845, Y HOME N VALLEY WALTINORE NI an Joppa il one Bt 1w i s W Fxelasive ar o Wome mdiAvent (0 the CALVERT REA PN Calvert B ol o A iy “COUNTRY HOMES, CRADLE OF COLONIAL HISTORY Tihe igturicul eatate five 1 I} el Manor. w " Pt VM aml whore his eaenianie i h i wl Whete e ad hocse sh ) T N.AW, CONN.AVE ) HA! D ERMS, e o (TN, " o Foduit h.ammm A lectricity 4Tt 4 font This iTipN oAy LUCHS, Ine, “!‘-MII- "Iu &‘R n i’ "lw park um.l | 4 | WOt by .w..w .fl}f uxénb MAIN 2308 ¥ IR o ship, returned to Washington for the 5t Monday night and explained tn the officers and men the progress of the work on the nee: ship, which will} come here commissioned to teke the place of the Allen as the tralning ship. An early rival, it was pointed out, will make it saible to drill the members of the eserve aboard her for the purpose of | | famiharizing themselves with the new | vessel b2fore the time arrives for them | to take their annual cruises at sea as a part of the destroyer squadrons of | | the Atlant ¢ Scouting Flect. The Up- shug is expected to arrive here about March 26. During the interim the Reserves are doing all their training in the armory. mostly infantry. gun loading, signai | ' drills and the like, as wecll as taking Al There's something .mm it—its ‘exclusiveness, perhaps—its four- acre extchsiveness, lawns and Boardwalk sun decks—ten water baths=-exemplary service—some. thing that has made it the beach- “front success for fifty-odd years turns in the new shooling gallery which a3 bren constructed in the bassment the Navy Yard Armory The SI CHARLES ON THE BOARDWALK Get away (rom winter co'ds and grppe Lot us help you take & new lease on life. ‘ It i» always healthy in Atlantie Ci.y The following men en th> and_were third firet division 316 B street nor Thrift, 405 Rock during to the theast; Richard Creck Church road. and Rv;mvmd W. Wright. 316 B street | all firemen. third clas: Walter E. Carlum ved | 'ds on chief rigzer, have been rece] hore from the Eleventh Naval District at San Diego, Calif. He has just moved to tne District, and his records have been sont hare in conneetion with his arsignment to the local Reserve. r Enzign Robert L. Earle, Aviation Fleet training y fer a period of 30 days at the Naval Air Station at Anacostia. He bogan th ‘Thursday. Lieut as has been fSi. Peunsont Lanssicas The Pocohontas Virginia Beach, Va. serve to the aviation v was announzed at quarters luntaer reserve, batialion head- Under the terms of instruction re- Navy Department. di- | Rescrve aviation units | ng Before April 1, ‘:md carry on in the same manner that | the line reserve does. preparations are being made at ths Naval Air Station | at Anacostia for the local contingent | 1o hold its drilis there. A section of "the station 15 to be set apart for the __RESORTS. VlRGlNIA BEACH. VIRGINIA tdenl durive wpring months Daonble. % 10.00 Alkn Weekly Rutes CANADIAN NATIONAL ~TO EVERYWHERE iN CANADA Sail lOOOmlles Reduced rates from all U. S. A. points, May 15th to September 30th. For all information inquire at 901-15th ST., N. W, Washington, D. C. Teiephone Main 2333 GANADIAN NATIONAL Me largest Railway System in America TEE A Please send me your free booklet on Alaska Name. Address . Gwinhu, 18 afashionable young matronoftheGitksan people. Her wardrobe of tur coatsand color- ful blankets is to be envied. Of course she has a family crest—a raven! Andherpeople are artists as well as hunters; dancers as well as spear-fishere men; and they tell a story as well as they handle a cance. HROUGH -one of the three greatest Inland Seas in the world ... on a Canadan Paciic Princess Liner. Into a romantic land of fjords, laciers and towenng mountains, then from Skagway, over White Pass to Lake Atlin, .. and down the Yukon to Dawson Caty. It's glorious Springtime there when summer days are uuhr\' here. Scotland— home of '—] history and vomance Enter Europe via Glasgow—or Liverpool ~—this year and add the mountains and lochs of Scotland and the glories of the Lake District to your store of beautiful memoties Study history in the stark mountains which sheltered the fugitive Covenan- ters. Dream of romance amid the gentle beauty of the Trossachs—the home of those heroes of romance, Rob Roy, Fitz James and Roderick Dhu, Sail round the lovely Firth of Clyde, where every little islet has its mountain and every golden bay rises into green foothills of the distant purple ranges, The '‘Royal Scot,” the world's record non-stop train, tuns between Glasgow, Rdinburgh and London over the West Coast route of the London Midland and Scottish Railway, See wstrated mine Jokn Fus immediately after she h. baen ordered on_active | TS K4 | local unit, and certafn pianes will b assigned for its exclusive sald. Tha organizatfon tabl for eight officers and, men for the local Reserv Pointing out the effectiveness of in- | creasing the morale and efficlency of ythe Reserve by a recent mobilization nf Reserve divisions at Providence, R. I, for & compstitive drill, with a cup donated by a commercial organization as a prize, the Naval Reserve Division at the Navy i Cepartment has written a letter to th> commandant of the Pirst Naval Distriect expressing its satisfaction over th= efforts being made there. “It 1s a genuine pleasure to the | burean to write such letters” it was #said at the department, “and the bureau i would welcome opportunities to inere; the scope and fleld of its activitiss this respect.” At the ceremony were the 7th Di- {vision, from New Bedford, Mass.: the | 8th Division, from Providencs, R ! i the 9th Division. from Newport, !and the 10th Division, from Fail Rx A | Mass., and the band from the Naval Traxmnu 8tation at Newport. R. 1. Th~ | trophy was won by ths 9th Division | commanded by Licut. Comdr. R. W Ehrhardt, and Rear Admiral | Andrews. commandant of the |in his report to tas department said “The volunt: the above Rese; organizations, two which traveled from 30 to 35 miles. an at thair own expenae, fo- s and compatition is hizt iv_commendable. and shows a keen in terest and enthusiasm on_ths part both officers and men. The dr military bearing and appearance of ail these men was excellent.” The Burean of Navigation has fssu ceular letter containing informatio instructions to commandants of al! 1 districts concerning o general correspondence courss In navigation sa a non-pa tu This eourss 18 n<° available to ¢ ted men of ths Reserve TAKES RAIDER S NAME | German W ho Serv fl on the Emd:n Would Commemorate Sea Feats. Correspondance of the Assoriated Press, a member of ous South Sea caider, the cruiser Emden. is considered |an honor in Germany. How strong! the craw itself was re- strated in the case of Hans 1Junk. a machinist Junk, who now lives in Saarbruecken, requested President von Hindenburg to permit his fami ame to be changsd to Junk-Emd The President assent- {ed. Future generations will know from their hyphenated name that their for- bear had a share in what was perhap: he most picturesque war venture on e German sids. 2 976 LANGUAGES SPOKEN. Count Includes Many Tongues Used . by Barbarians. Correspondsnce of the Associated Press. BERLIN.—A total of 2976 languages | spoken throughout the world is given | by the Der Deutsche as the resuit o: | carefully compiled statistics from the varfous countries. This number includes the many barbaric means of expression in various obscure corners of the jearth. Of the 860 distinctive lansuages 1 existing today, 48 are current in Europe. 1153 in Asia. 424 in North and South | America and 117 in Oceanica. Because o{ the damage to sheep dur- ng the recent drought in Queensland. | :he government is allowing 20 per cent discount in freight rates to growers wio | ¥ish to restocik the fincks. MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. TORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANC DESCHIER S 020 by T n Ualn 2539 | MOVING g STORAGE| i 1 | | co.. INc.! SHIPPING, in 2010 &STORAGE Jrunous w 1uie S or Rk Ke e—tow Rais mo_ et up MOVE Storage pert pa oing LONG-DISTANCE MOVING Loads or part load. to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, \nrlnlk Pittsburgh and points en reute. Since 1N DAVIDSON TR \\QFI“N & STOR RS YW Ain Emfl RESORTS. ATLANTR CITY N 2 Anywhere is all right for a change but Atlantie City is for people who want a change l’or the better. ATLANTIC » CITY » Is In Business Fer Your Hewltd Y S Write 1o dny of the Following Howols for Ratvsor Resevrationsi MARLBOROUGH BLENHEM 4. RITY CARLTON-& STRANDN e ® AMBASSADOR-E BREAKERS.4¥ BRIGHTON-# CHELSEA€8 GALEN HALL.S HOLMHURST4 NORTONG KNICKTRBOCKER 48 SEASIDE S PENNHURST ¢ SHELBUANE S TRAVMORF- 4.8 WILTSHIRES CHALFONTEHADDON HALLG (4 Awetican Paa AF- Do Baas & Vuopean Plan) Home Muwdved Ofewng .{1: Compores. m