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Clavicua de, Rey SaLom6n .-..-..-. o35
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{. ve-dade-o Dragon Rojo. Eacar-
etc. ; S5O
Il G.aa Ia-ita Adivinadors ....-. SeS
Dicciora-io Internal. Coatiene magia
Blanca, Roja y Negra. Aparieiones,
etc NV
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no -. ouv
7. G-aa Nacia Supreme ......... ; Ito
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Manual de Aagia NeGra ........... $50
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Ell REY DE ESPANA CON-
CEDERA LA AUTONO-
MIA A CATALINA
fViene de la Ia;

mente, va no puede dar buenos result
tados Y 81 puede llegar a comprome-
ter Ia paz interior y Ia existencia del
trono.
Por 10 que hacc = Ia situacion in
terror, segun Sc ha podido traslucir,
el Rey hablo en- el Consejo de Minis
tros acerca de los informes que ha
recibido de las condolences rea!es que
~prevalecen en- ella, informcs que dijo
considerar como perfectamente au-
tenticos Y manifesto iguaimente que
con cl objeto de yer Ia mejor manera
de resolverla ha estado celebrando
conferencias con los lideres de todos
los partidos .politicos. con exception
de los republicanos, agregando que
estaba deseoso de con~ferenciar tam
bien con los directories de este partl-
do, a pesar del abismo i~nsondeable
que, en- 10 que hace a los principles,
los distancia del trono Y del que 10
ocupa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29
ACONTECIMIENTO QUE TRtE La
ALGERIA Y FELlCIDAD
\ MEDIA que el tempo pasa Ia We
nida del niRo sc %aproXima.
:Esti I'd. preparada:

Ning1Ina mujcr que este esperanto ser
,nad-e dcberia dejar pasar los dias sin usar
9! magnifico y Yrno:rantc Temcdio Nan"do
Mother Friend
Por medic del uso regular dc csta nc
dicina. du-arte el pcriodo quo preccde al
nacimicnt .cl uino. todo 81 ur;;anismo cSta
prrparado IL tension y durcZa de los ncr-
vioS desrparccn. A.blanda los musculnS aE-
dominak dindolcS II expansion ~" de-
manda la natUraIcza. Como rcsuitado Gc
csto. los ncrvios = tcndoncs no tendran una
dolorosa tension. y las niuSea$. ncrvioEidad.
irritab.liiad. dccaimicntu y GcmaS molcStiaS
inhcrcntcs scrau ccntrarrcStadaS
FL add men acquicrc In expansion nccc-
saria cuando 81 acontCcimicnto lIcga y por
10 tanto has horas de- Ia crisis seran Elcnos.
Los dolores y p~cIicros son onsidcTah'cment
Iisminuidos.
Mothers Friend no solo prepare In VA
,uraleza para Ia matcrnidad sino que asegu-
ra un -ipido res,ahlccimicnto para Ii madrc.
la ricl Sc conscrva suave y tcrSa y hhre
De toda tension quc Ia dc>iiEurc.
Escriba a Braifield Regulator Company.
Dent. j.. Lamar Building. Atlanta. Georgia.
para que lc sen cnviado cl intcrcsante libro
''Motherhood' y adquicTa on c%ualqu;cr dro-
guerra una botclla dc Mothers Friend Es-
Ia mcdicina es DC 10 mejor QUO I'd. pucde
inaginarsc. 'Nu'-'
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A CfUDAD
UAREZ

~puentes. FL hecho de que no ha-
yam quedado ALI tropas para reparar
los desperfectos, sc tona com una
indication de que las fuerzas carr2n-
cistas encontraron que Ell enemigo a
.vanzaoa Y por ESQ regresaron a {.
JuareZ.
Las autoridades militares de Ia We
Gina plaza trasmitieron a este lado
Ia declaration de que hay pellgro de
IN ataque de parte de los rcbeldes
soDre {. Juarez, Y la de que esa pla-
"a Sc encuentra fuertemente guar
necida. Hicieron yer, que en- su con-
cepto. el hechc de que hub!esen des-
truido los puentes al norte de Villa
Ahumada, es una prueba de que cI
objective de los rebeldes no es Gil
dad Juarez.
SegUn diccn los carranclstas. mas
bien es Ojinaga-un punto distante
mas dc cuarenta leguas de Cludad
Juarcz. sobre Ia Inca fronteriza-
eli objective de los villistas,
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ZAMBRANO
CONFERENCE CON Ell
SECRETARIO DE
G~OBERNACION

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Nov. 81
e. Gobernador del Estado de Nuevo
Leon, D. Niceforo Zambrano, que lie
go aqui hace dias, conferenci6 larga-
mente con Ell Ministro de Goberna-
ci6n, informandole sobre las condic!o-
nes en- que sc halla aQuella entidad
fronteriZa.
Dice Zambrano CUE Ia situacion ALA
es magnifica Y que Ia epidemic va
d~esapareci6 completamente.
E. Gobernador no ha concedido to-
davia ~entrevistaS a los ~peri0dicoS que
desean decir algo de n conSp!ra-
ci6n descubierta en- Monterrey, con
motive de la cual fueron ~aprehendl-
das en- pasados dias varias personals
conocidas. amigos V ~partidarlas, Sc
gun Sc dice. del Oral. Ignacio More
los Zaragoza, que opera preclSamen-
te cerca de la capital de Nuevo Leon.
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Sc NEGO Ell GOBNO. A QUE
Sc DEJARA SEMBRAR
ALGODON
CVienc de h la

dos Unidos Sc traslado a la ciudad
de Mexico para conferenciar con el
Secretario RoauiX. 4 quien &c hlzo
yer que seria ~convcniente que Sc de-
lara de sembrar semilla de algodon
en- Ia Laguna duraQtc varioS amos,
pues solamente asi podria ser eXtlr-
pada la playa Ell guSaGo rosado, que
amenaza con cxtenderse por los cam
pos a~lgodoneros de Texas Y de otros
EstadoS de Ia Union Americana, 10
que ocasionaria perjuicios ~!ncalcula-
bleS.
Como Ia suspension de las siem-
bras ocasionaria perjuiciOs de gran
cuantia a los algodoneros meXicanos,
e. representante Busk trat6 con
Roauix el asunto, ofreciendo diversos
arreglos con los a~lgodoneros para e.
caso de que Sc aceptara Ia solicit
tud. Tales arreglos. cue c%ontarian
con el apoyo del cobierno Y de los
algodoneroS americanos. serian de IA!
manera que los algodoneros meXica-
nos no sufricran perJuicios ningunos
en- sus intereses.
Por ejemplo. los terrcnos dedicados
4 Ia siembra dc semilla del algod6n
tendrian que ser ap~rovechadoS, du-
ranre los tres c cuatro amos que no Sc
cultivara csc ~producto, en- Ia siem-
bra de maiz G trigo. Estos a~rticulos,
aun cuando las cosechas fueran ahun-
dantes en extreme, no dariau u los
propictarioS o arrendatarioS de los
terrenos la utiIidad que obtendrian
con la siembra oe Ia semilla de al
godon. Y los arreglos serian los dc
hacer Elective a los algodoneros, el
valor de Ia diferencia que tuv!eran Ell
sus u~tllidades con Ell camDio que sc
desea. de mode de que no sufrieran
merma en- sus intereseS.
Los algodoneroS, segin sc sabe,
fueron consultados acerca de Ia pro-
posici6n, y estuvieron de acuerdo con
ella, ~expresando que IA medida seria
~necesaria para eXtirpar Ia playa del
gusano que les ha cauSado perdidas
Dor valor de mas de ocho millones de
pesos orc nacional. Pero los indus
triales no fueron del miSmo parecer.
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Ell G%OBERNADOR DE YU-
CATAN ESTA EN-
MEXICO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Nov. IS
e. Gobernador de Yucatan, que vino
a esta capital q c~onferenciar con Ca
rranza, ha hecho algunas manifesto
clones Z los p~eri0dicos, relatives al
estado que guarda la entidad que es
a su cargo.
Al referirse q los obreros de aquei
Estado, dice que sus condolences son
inmejorables, debido d que ell jornaie-
70 CANA. cuando menos, cinco pesos
por dia de ocho horas de trabajo.
En- ell Estado de Yucatan,-dice el
Goberandor-los trabajadores siempre
ain en- los viejoS tiempos, han VI
vido en- completa ammonia con los ca
pitalistas, Y tienen en- concepto de que
cuando su trabajo es bueno Y voluta-
rioso, mayor es Ia cantidad de here
quen que Sc produce y mayor su pre-
clio. 10 favorece q los industriales pa
re pagan bien a obreros.
A esta circunstancia Sc debe el he
che de que ALA cast unc Sc habla
de huelgas.
Ustedes habran notado que cuando
Sc trat0 de hacer propaganda liber-
taria V armonizadora entire ell CAPT
tai V el trabajo, las mujeres fucron
las que respondieron sin ser llamadas,
en- vista de que los hombres, en- su
mayoria. estaban de acuerdo o ell
capital V sus condolences de trabajo
V de Salario.
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REBAJARON Ell SUELD0
A LOS EMPLEADOS
DEL DISIRIT0

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Nov. IL
Pesima impression ha causado en- es-
ia ciudad la noticia de cue a los en-
pleados del Gobierno del Distrito Sc
les va a rebajar IN veinticinco por
ciento en- sus sueldos. y como algu-
nos no estan c~onformes, mejor dicho
todos, van q elevar hi suplica al
Gobernador para que haga 10 posi-
bic porque no sc lleve a cabo csc
acuerdo QUE pone En- muy malas con-
diciones a dichos e~mp'eados. que
Arenas viven con 10 que ahora ga
nan
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OBRAS DE


~ E-N-N1A2S
Aro-cs TrsSicos. Dos tomos $1,000. 5 10
Al Borde del Abismo : Lao Funesto. 5 l-2O
Corazon de AadTc. Dos tomos .-..... ) l.20
Coraz6n de Ob-crr. Dos tOmoS ....--. ) 10
Cadera Ete-.a. Cuatro toroS 1890 5 2-tu
Drama del AdulteTio. Dost omoS 1900 l-2o
e GenIo &c! Nal ) V.oV
= B.so dc una Muerta = IA VenCan-
"a dc una Loca. Dos tonoS 10000. 5 l2o
~ I-I-;,,o R,-o 5 600
- Sn-rs,o % IN Bantido ......-.. s o.6e
- tn dc IA Nuertg. Dos tomoS.-.. ) LEO
- Hiio del AnarqUiSta. Dos lomos... 5 l-2o
II AIpc--ue del DcI;o. Dos touncS $500 5 In
~ AhcrcaGo Gel Farquc. CUatso tomoS ) 2-io
=, La,sar.u dc una SIac-t y ArEe?en-
tinicatc. Tres tones -.....,.---.. , !-So
los Nmo-e5 NisIGICos. Dos tonnS &c. ) l-2e
los Crineues de pi2voIaa- Dos tones 5 10
l.. Nls.erIUs GrI S..IucE. NGatso TO-
mos .-.--------' -1o
- NariGos Infaues- De- tomoS-.-.- ) l.20
=. I-ngedias dc .os Celcs. Cuatro to-
?. Kiln .e = Pcrtssa. Dos ;omoS... 5 10
=. es-ur-ccclon &c IN AnGe. ........ ; V.0V
= s.,ar,ra del TeAIro Real. Dos 10
Una C!la. Dos tOnCs .......... 5 l-Ze
LsrIayas 5.aacaS. Dos tones &C.. ) l.se
p.-aiso Z Inferno ; V-oo
80 = r. Angel &c .oS Ape Dos
' --v
GS,men q: .Aucono".L Dos tomo=- ) 10
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La demanda que tiene
este preventive contra
Ia influenza es enorlne

Dcsde que Ia atcncion del public 50 flo.
po- prescription facuita:iva en- q URBAN'S
BALM. como preventive dc gran ValoE para
- iniiueuza, Ia demanda ha Sido inmcnsa
y De Las drosuerias nos aviSan cue con IRE
,ucncia no pueden arcndc- los Pcdido5 aus
SC les haccn.
81 listed n-nca Ia pucsto = prucbG este
-eS;canento. basta con decirlc que IN anti
quo reneG;o. ussdo con TODD Gx:tu para IA in
fluenza. reSfriados. catarVo. etc. y ~reciente-
unense Sc dcscubrio que T. IN SECURE pre-
serya,ivo contra Ia influenza.
Es-5 con.en:do CT peQuencS tuboS De for
,a especial. los lue hacc7 Sc de facil apli-
ra,i6r \ ecoromia. A. miSrno tempo que
las demaS nedidss SaaitariaS y Preventivas,
.cne ;n POGO De URBAN'S BALM y aPiI-
rrelo con el dedo CT LIS foSas AaSales yarias
wees al dia y Sc vera hbre dc Ia influenza.
DREAMS BALM est.l = n vcnta al prccic
de sc. y soc usho en- todas las droguerias,
n 50 nan5a por ror-cu al recibo de Sal valog,
Diriiansc Ios ptGiGos 4 URBAN CHEMICAL
co SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 'i""
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Manual Complete de Urbaniaad ..- -
Praaruarso de ort0G-ssEs de N AnSa.
P-n.- Lbro Ge Reci:acIoaes. Conpo
siclones reLatIyas : = sscueia- = Pc
t-., "a rAtu-aiesA, Dies. etc -. ~
,cr:ere listed aprende- icE!es en- die
aas Metoco practice para aprenceE
= incks -0n n 7rouuncIselon iiEu-
-. v IN exten-o vocarulATio &c tE-
II -a-,1n1 . =
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EovELAS HTSToRICAS Y POPULARoS
4 80 CENTAyoS CADA UNA

oyELAs HTSToRICAS Y poPULAE6S
A 80 CENTAyoS CADA UNA
Moelardo = Elo,sa
Amor lie Nadec
Diego Corrientss
DCE2 IuanitS
Ia Hutrfsna de braselas
e RarbS.o dc Ssvlla
Espinas de una fig
Flor de QG os
Gcnoyevs &c Br>s4nte
Herman CoEtss = ha-ins
La Eerbcna d. n PsonS
Lcc-ccia Borg-a
Los Amantcs de Terrell
MarGa-ita de BorEona
Ste.o, 81 moro de Vcnecis
Pablo > Virginia
Romeo Y JEiieta
Trr;nta amos o a VIDA &c an juSaao1
4 90 CENTAVoS CADA UNA
ye--o!do. ge-toidiro y Cacaseno
C~a.lonaCno o los y Psres De Francis
L. Dana Dc !aS CSEeiias
Isnoa Le,cau-
AvENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES
A so CENTAvoS cADA TONIC
e V~ndedo- dc CaS5ve-es-
Ii Robo del Diamante Azu
La Hija del Usurero
Blackwell 81 Pirata del T1nesis
Jack 81 Dest-tpacor
Los MoGcde-os FAsos de Lonc-es
La GaAt2 SslZrienta
Tn Medico Criminal
Il Testauen.o dc. Director
ShezIocE Holmes y e. Conerabsndists
Dc Opio
En- la Eseeuela del CEinen de Pitts
burg
La viuda Koja de Paris
La BeStia Humane
Una Noche de Terror
e Robo del Collar de Peras
La infame Posada de- Cairo
e Saufragio de Corfu
e. Beg de los Bandiccs
AvENTURAs DE JOHN c. RAJ
FILES
A so CENTAvoS CADA Toio
q IncvGnito Aisa-ioso
In Rob- en- el Palacio Real
:! Principe JuGator
Il, .Asalto IN e. Sleeping
e Auo RoJo
(! Gc-ederG dc Eaglestone
=! Sec-eto del Aniro
z P-es:dcnte de las CoonIas
e False Saltsaoor
ID Doncella RaptadA
EI FGsil del Negro
Fl Tcsoro del Roghl
In Yiaie de Bodss
:! Sace.dote del Sol
Ii Tso-o del Estado
En n Ra'onera
e. Secreto del tesoro
oBRAS DE cARLoTA BRAEME A
so CENTAvoS CADA UNA
AEucena
Auo-es Sublims
Corason dc Orc
Dora
q Sec-eto de Lady Au-iel
En- cl c-isol del amor
En- 81 Mahara de hSeHs
Entire dos Pecsdos
Inveacible Amor
Ii Condesa de Cradoc
La Ten;aci6n de una Nujer
La Mode-na Cenieients
La Es.relA dc Amor
Suenos del Co.azou
Mas ptbl que Ina Meier
Una lUcha de Amor
Juez y Pare
oBRAs DE CAROLINA
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Viernes 70 de Noyiembre de 1918.
oBRAS DE

s-.e d. ad.ca- , los Si5os $ 100
AritmSGca Commercial por U-cuiiu -. 5 e-@t
Arine;irs Elemental 20. .<niIzr 49, ) eea
Compenio &c Grsu&ticz CsstcTanz &C.
% R-rL . $3.50
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
Made Administrator
Of Estate, But Has No
Estate to Administer

Walter N Forrest is the admins
traitor OF an estate but has no estate
to administer. This is the statement
made by him in a suit against his
brother, Charles NJ. Forrest, filed
yesterday in the District Supreme
Court.
Walter charged that shortly after
the death of their mother, Susie
Forrest, his brother withdrew from
the bank S2,162.2S, which belonged
to their mother, but which was in
the joint names of herself and her
son Charles in the Central Savings
Bank of Baltimore.
Susie Forrest left no other prop
erty except 1915 in cash and her
personal property, both of which it
is alleged by Walter were taken
possession of by Charles, immedi-
ately upon her death.
Walter Forrest was granted let
ters of administration by Orphans
Court of Howard County, Md. five
months after his mothers death and
was later granted an ancillary let
ter of administration by the District
Supreme Court. His share of his
mothers estate is claimed by Walter
in his suit.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
THE TOWN CRIER.

The annual meeting of the North
Capitol and lexington Citizens As
sociation will be held in the Mat
thew q. Emery School Building.
Lincoln road and Randolph place,
this evening at 7:3O O'Clock. EIec-
tion Of officers and other business
of Importance will be considered.
This evening at sGI5 MIR. Tracy
will give an illustrated talk on
"Camoufiage" at the United Serv-
ice Club of America, at DUPONT Cir
cfc.
The Rev. Jose VI. IsasI. of the
Catholic University, will speak on
The Biscayan People in Spain and
the United States" at the meeting OF
the spanish American Atheneum at
the Washington Club. Seventeenth
and | streets northwest. at $50
o'clock tomorrow night.
Motion pictures, basket-baH for
young women. food demonstration,
and a dancing class are the attrac-
| tiOns at the Miner Normal Com
munity Center tonight.
The special lecture at the Ma
tiOnal University Law School for to-
morrow will be delivered by Lvuis
Brownlow. chairman of the Board
of District Commissioners
An illustrated lecture by Allen c.
Clark on Gen. Peter Van Ness. a
Mayor of the City of Washington,
His Wife Marcia. and Her Father.
David Burnes," is to be the fea ture
OF the next meeting of the Columbia
Historical Society Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26

The meeting will be held at S o'clock
tonight in the Shoreham Hotel
The Rhode Island Avenue su-
burban Citizens Association will
hold a postponed meeting tomorrow
night at o'clock at the Sherwood
Church. Twenty-seCOnd street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest.
The Washington College of Music
will present a program by the col
IcEe orchestra and soloists at its
fifteenth public students concerj''
at Masonic Auditorium. New York
avenue and Thirteenth street. Satur-
day evening. November 30. G. l..
Christiaui will direct the orchestra.
"RussIa. the Land of Mystery" is
the subject Of the Rev. Francis Bar
mum. :. J. Alaskan missionary. geo
grapher, historian and custodian OF
archives at Georgetown University.
tomorrow at S o'clock p. m. under
the auspices OF GonZaEa College
evening classes.
Patriotic play day will he ceIe-
brated at the Municipal playground
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Community buying Club of
the Randall Community Center will
hold a meeting tonight TO enlist new
members. to order and. distribute its
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
Copyright, 1918

could say. I was perfectly willing
to cry to suit mothers idea of the
right and proper procedure, but not
on my own account. l didn't seem
to have any feelings. If Bob cared
nothing whatever for my sacred
secret, then the whole dream and
all the joy of it was spoiled.
. And I thought that the Joy of
maternity, which is mothers
right. is very often destroyed by
the indifference of her husband.
The coming of a new life into the
world is too easily and too. COM
monty accepted as a matter of mo-
ment only to mothers and grand
mothers. But why should mothers
be supposed to do all the anticipa-
ting? Why shouldn't fathers have
their vision of the joys and respon-
sibilities of paternity? But faith
ers are so uninterested And it's
so unfair. both to the wife and to
the child.
Perhaps the depression which fol-
lowed my illness made me bitter.
My bitterness drove my imagination
along forbidden ways:
Certeis had vowed that he adored
me. Bremen. that strange being
without a country. had longed for
a new calendar, a new life-and for
me. But Bob, my own husband.
had cared so little about me that he
ignored my great experience
Very well. l would close that
book Hereafter it should be like
ancient history to his life and mine.
ITO be continued)
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
Reliable Method of Hair Cure

Hair is by far the most conspicu-
Gus thing about us and is probably
the most easily damaged by bad or
careless treatment. If we are very
careful in hair washing, we will have
virtually no hair troubles. An espe-
cialIy fine shampoo for this weather.
one that brings out all the natural
beauty OF the hair, that dissolves and
entirely removes all dandruff. excess
oil and dirt, can easily be used ut
trihing expense by simply dissolvinE
a teaspoOnful of Canthrox (Which you
can get at any druggist's), in a cup
of hot water. This makes a full cup
of shampoo liquid. enough so it is
easy to apply it to all the hair instead
of just the top of the head. This
chemically dissolves all impurities
and creates a soothing. cooling lath-
er. Rinsing leaves the scalp SPOT
lcssIy clean, soft and plant, while
the hair takes on the glossy rich
ness of natural color, also a fuffi-
ness which makes it seem much heav-
ier than it is. After Canthrox sham
poo, arranging the hair is a pleas
ure.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26

orders. The Randall Community
Chorus will meet at 7:3O.
The Community Buying Club Of
the West Washington Community
Center will meet in the Phillips
School At 7.3O tonight
The NaIIach Pleasure Club Will
hold its dancing class at the Eastern
High School at 7:45 tonight. Men
in uniform will be welcome.
4 lecture on home economies will
be given today at o'clock at the
Eastern High School
4 dancing class meets at the
Thomson Community Center tonight
at $50. which will be followed by
dance at $50. The Vermont War
Workers Club will meet at o'clock
at this center.
The Junior Temple society will
meet tonight at the Eighth Street
Temple. Dancing will take place.
The. Vermont society will srrHnEe
I for a Thanksgiving dance at a
meeting this evening at the Thom-
son School.
Miss Janet StrchIOu. Of Peoria,
Ill. viii conduct rncrcatlon hour
for girls at the Y. ". O. A. Four
teenth and C streets. tonight
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represent that association at the
convention OF the National Paint.
Oil. and Narnish Association to be
held at Boston. December >. 3, 4.
Miss Do~"ny booth. Of PhilIGelphia,
is expected in Washington Tor
Thanksgiving.
Col. Castle. of Boiling Field, flew in
an army dirplane to the Annapolis
football game on Saturday.
Mrs. Julian Hatcher. Of Annapolis,
is visiting her mother in Washington
this week
Miss Stella Carrigan. Of the George
town University Hospital. is i'll with
the influence.
Gator Woolford. OF Washington, was
the guest over the weekend OF his
sister. Miss l.. Belle WoolfOrd, OF
Cambridge. Md.
Harvey r. Miller, Of the Bliss Elec-
trical School. has been a guest at mis-
home in Frederick. Md, for several
days.
MISSES Naomi and Celeste White. of
ElIicott City. Md. are in Washington
on "a short visit.
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PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. Louis S. Scott OF Alexandria,
Va. spent the weekend Mt Wood
berry Forest, where her son. Jack
Scott. Is at school
Representative carter. of oklahoma
IS expected to return to his home in
Chevy Chase next week.
Mrs. Benjamin Frank. Of Baltimore
was the guest of er sister. Mrs. Al
bert Sigmund, last week.
Mrs. +. Mayer. of Chicago. Is the
guess of her son and dauEhter-in-law
Capt and Mrs. Edward Mayer, OF
Willard Courts.
Mrs. VI. {. c. PeytOn Of Alexandria.
Va, was the weekend guest of her
cousin. Belle owen. in Warrenton
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Southgate
have returned to their home in Chevy
Chase from a motor tIip to Cumber-
land. Md.
Dr. L. NJ Taylor is spending a few
weeks with his son in Elkton. Md.
Thomas II. J. Quinn is now in New
York
Luther Stewart president Of tn" Ma
tiOnal Federation of Federal I'm
ployes, was in Washington Satry! ~
Charles Lyman is spcndin. the
Thanksgiving holidays with his fam
lily in Madison. WIS.
Charles MaCniChol will represent
the International Association of
Master House Painters and Decora-
tors It the meeting of the war scrv-
ice committee of the Chamber Of
Commerce of the United States to be
held at Atlantic City, December 4,
5. 6.
Scrgt. Mrrioa ]. McQuiston is cx-
pected IA Wash ngton for Thanks
giving.
A. II. McGhan, secretary Of the
International Association of Master
House Painters and Decorators will
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whittier they went to attend memorial
services for their son, Lieut.. George
Baldwin Mccoy, who died in France
on July 20 from wounds received in
action. Their eldest son, Lieut.. Percy
B. Mccoy, I'd. was granted leave that
he might be with them Sunday.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will give
her weekly Little Talk on a Large
Topic and current events review to-
night at 1851 X street, apartment 3.
The guests of honor at reception
given Sunday afternoon by the patrons
Of the Beaux Arts Salon, 1913 II street.
were the members of its Thursday
Evening French Glass. Miss Daisy
West presided at the tea table and
was assisted by Miss Iona Foster. Miss
Emma r. Reglin, Miss Frances E.
Leenhouts and Miss Rose Zieman, Mr..
de Zapp being host.
Capt. Gordon Gordon-Smith, the
well-known war correspondent and
member Of the Serbian Military Mis-
sion, and Lieut.. Philip Hemenway
Chadbourn. u. s. A, writer and trav-
eler will be the guests of honor at a
reception next Sunday afternoon when
Mrs. Maulsby will preside at the tea
table and be assisted by Miss Virginia
L. Higgins. Miss May n. Sutcliffe
Sonora Marion Montero and Miss Ma
bel +. Simpson.