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organized, have pursued q most care
less and unbuslne--like way ct loan
funds. in fact resN few 90 th"
notes held hy the Ounk appear To- Doe
secured IN any way either Dos "udur~-
tfz ur other security.
We Furthermore believe that u
war the dup OF h" hauf rNamInrf
when us tool charge of This bank 200
have immediately taken The proper
deus To- present Do I~rreEularlUt
botp mentioned tu the attention ot
the district attorney 90 Do district.
tn the end hat proper action could
have been taken hv the district at
tnrnyy tu trlur the guilty parties To
Iua4ct. lutrud on tina nothing wus
done hy the examiner in The way
ut muklng report Of what Boz" couid
too the district lfturncy. and 10 ha-
uul beer sine, Mr. tuuerriedeu has
taken charge OF he bank l~ receiver
th.f the district attorney has been
appraised of what actually took place
90 rUls H resulted In o. condition
OF affairs whereby lf may Doe lmpo--
stills fn n%uur.hend and bring tu Ju--
tl"s ONE OF me guilty rfr.Ir. Vino DIS
trIrf attorney Forrest Fielder has nd
Nissd uH That within few days tncr
thi- bank was placed 400 charge uf b
state bank examiner thst Do" ,HaW
turr b deputy. NJ j. %. Miller re-
fused upon 'tur- cot M' Fl'tpti a.
ih' ii-irI'' Hii"Ih'A 'l lHl0 dltLiI't'
10 dlNuiEt any information TO MN
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one year pri"r 20 me 'N'flnt GOT |N'
mans ana tuNl lhlr rh"il't' NH" "
'tr'"n'd iA reason or ONE "I 'N' f'
n~ponshlo oftic"r~ OF iht hHUh u-inA
The 90 ihr bank fI| 'H' IHf
pusr of promoting miuinE ana Other
speculative "ui"rpris'- 900 which Doc
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not connected with Che tanE were
primarily Interested aud w' H''l'',
ihHi 10 m" state hant examiner hid
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CERTIFICATE RE-ENTENDiNG CHARTER
TREASURY Department
OnIc- Of Comptroller Of Currency Washing
ton. y. T., December ~ 1873.
where's. by satisfseto1 evidence presshi
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que in ths county o. hsrnaliile, and state o.
visions 81 the act 81 congress 10 enable
National Ranking Associations 20 etisnd thsif
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az approved April ia. 1905
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Extension No iA3u.
Cha5,er number GOA -
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs
ssalea grepo.HE wv rsse'Ytd o. lhe
ntil'e oi frost a l,o'i W." 1n
ancraue Ssw Mesiro ~ 10 3 pm 81
wednssdsY ,Febtpsg lt 1919 Cor ihs
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New Mexico ier th. AlegaggIaue Hotel
lr obtained nt the office 90 the architects
A deposit % s2i. 90 vIl b. required on each
set % plans and spertfIrHfI1us gwen nut 70
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The huard 81 Director - the Albuqurr
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NOTICE
State u New Msxlco. DO the Probate Court
noruhllilo touuiy
10 The Matter u The Estate Of james N.
Matilngly, HecrAted
Notice - hereby given that the M,
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Probate Canri, hold on the 2gth day Of
December, 1921 appointed adminlsifator Of
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tlat al persons having claims against said
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90 the undsfslgnrd. at us Office, within The
time prescribfd ~ Jaw.
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building program ia the future 6
realized however. that In an growing
comnuHities u h. practically impus
rible 80 anticipate the needs owing
10 the rapid building Of new add
lions and the eoaione ~
boundaries
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THREE FOR FfvE DoLLARs-From our
beat White Leghorn stock we are ~offerihg
: trio ~ one toclerei and Two pnilets fnF
. good s;sfi rom good .Ssst Dat q ,s~s
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MISS FRANCES BRYSON

at their country home near Ken
sington In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pfitsch. who are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horton Arnold
at Wardman Park Hotel.
-
MIRO. John Is. Henderson enter.
tained at dinner last evening when
her guests were the Secretary OF
the Netherlands Legation and Nine.
Hubrecht,> the Military Attache of
the Italian Embassy and Marquise
di Bernezzo. the Secretary of the
Italian Embassy and Nine. Celesia,
Miss Louise Ireland. Mile. Paule
Dumont, Miss Barbara Stanfield,
Miss Beatrice Henderson,; the coun-
selor of the Swedish Legation, j.
de Lagerberg; Renato Silenzi OF the
Italian Embassy, Mariana de Amoedo
of the Spanish Embassy. and John
B. Henderson. jr.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley p. Wilson
entertained at dinner last evening
at their country place. Holm Hall,
near Alexandria Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horton
Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Pfitsch, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Logan
Payne, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann,
Mrs. Muriel Lynch and Dr.
Crichton.
Commissioner and Mrs. Rudolph
were hosts at supper last night in
their apartment at the Dresden.
Admiral and Mrs. William r
Fullam entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at the Hamilton when
their guests included Mrs. f. H.
G.. Slater, Viscount and Viscountess
Henri de Sibour. Leander Nc
Cormick Goodhart, Herbert Stabler
and Mrs. Emery Sands, daughter
Of Admiral and Mrs. Fullam.
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JEAN ELIOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY HI
Miss Hanna's Ball
Divides Interest
With League

With the Junior League giving
iOne OF it's popular small and
earlies" and Miss Elizabeth Hanna
hostess at a small dance for Miss
Caroline Story, the younger set
ianced it's way merrily through last
evening.
Miss Hanna had about seventy.
five guests, many Of whom had
been guests at various dinner
parties beforehand. Miss Dora
Parker, who had entertained for
her brother. Chauncey G. Parker,
IT., and his fiancee. Miss Cecilia
HcCallum, took her guests to Miss
1anna's, her party including Miss
Olyve Graef. II. G.. Thompson, Cort.
andt Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
7. Redway. jr., the sister and
,rother-in.law of Miss Parker. who
ire spending the holidays here.
Before the dance Miss Story
shared honors with Maj. and Mrs.
Robert Goetz at a dinner given by
Mrs. Thomas c. Trumbull, for her
daughter, Miss Marion Trumbell.
The dinners before the Junior
League dance were numerous,
among those who entertained being
Rear Admiral and Mrs. David w.
Taylor, for Miss May Taylor; Miss
Elizabeth Young, for Miss Janet
Harlan; Mr.. and Mrs. David st.
Pierre Gafilard, for Mr.. and Mrs
Delos Blodgett, End. and Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. Walsh. Comdr. and
Mrs. Emory Land and the Misses
King. Comdr and Mrs. Charles o.
Bunker also took to the dance the
guests from the supper party they
had given for Miss Emma Stitt.
The Misses Veeder entertained al
dinner last evening preceding the
dance. in compliment to Miss kath-
crime Lehman. daughter Of Gen.
Michael ]. Lenihan. The guests in
cluded Miss May Gown, Miss Mary
johnson. Miss Lucy Kinsolving,
Miss Minnie Dutton. Miss Lucille
johnson. Miss Mary Emily Hamil-
ton. Miss Helen Colbert. Miss Eliza
beth Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hin Littlehales. Lownes Jackson.
John Schoonmaker. George Echles.
Lewis Jeffries. Walter Boyd. Max.
we'll Durant. Lieut.. Philip Yeat-
man, Lauriston Hardin, Taylor Har-
din. Frank Mackall. Commander
Theodore Jewell. John Davidson.
Heath Davidson, Eugene Carusi.
James Hume and Nathaniel Scott.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair received
at the dance, assisted by Miss
Olyve Graef and Miss Alice Mann.
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NeU Year Eue To Be
Celebrated at Chevy Chase.

New Year eve will be celebrated
tonight at the Chevy Chase Club
and a number Of merry parties
have been arranged for the dinner
dance. Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. ed.
wards are entertaining for their
1debutante daughter. Miss Virginia
Edwards. and in compliment to
Miss Josephine Williford, DR.. and
Mrs. Rhett Stuart, who will have a
party Of young people for their
daughter. Miss Carolyn Rhett
Stuart; Mr.. and Mrs. James Green.
who will have a party Of thirty.
four in honor Of Mrs. Victor Kauff.
mann, DR.. and Mrs. Davenport
Emory Land, who will entertain in
honor Of their guests. Miss D0ro-
Another interesting party will be
given by Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
George Walker for their son, Man
nix Walker. who Is home from
Harvard University for the holi.
days. Among the guests will be
three Of his college mates, Augustus
Taylor, of California, and Reginald
Vance, Of Fredericksburg. who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, and
Bourne Haynes, Of California, who
is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hays Hammond.
-
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt will
come to Washington January 16
to make an extended stay and will
stop at Wardman Park Hotel. Her
apartment at 1915 Sixteenth street
Is occupied by her grandson and
] his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Jr.~
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Senator and Mrs. Oddie
Return From, Coast.

Senator and Mrs. Tasker L.
Oddie have returned to Washington
for the winter, having sailed from
San Francisco after a visit In Ne
vada, and coming by way Of the
Panama canal.
They are at 231o Connecticut
avenue, where they have with
them as guests Mrs. Oddie's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. apd Mrs.
Vernon Goodwin. OF Los Angeles,
who sailed with them from San
Francisco. Mr.. Goodwin will re-
main in Washington for a month,
while Mrs. Goodwin expects to
spend the winter. here.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. Ward
Denys and Miss Dorothy Denys
have left for New York and win
sail on steamship Columbia, via the
Pangma canal, for Santa Barbara
CALI for the winter. They expect
to return to Washington for
Easter.
Mrs. T. Edward Hambleton and
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Talcott will be at
home informally on Thursdays. Jan,
uary and IL.
Miss Florence Bergman. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford X. Ber.
ryman, is entertaining eight al
bridge this afternoon at the Wash
ington Club in honor of Mrs. Don,
aid l.. Dutton, who is her guest
for the holidays. Miss Bergman
will also entertain at New Year
Eve party tomorrow night and at
a luncheon and bridge on Thursday
for Mrs. Dutton.
A very enjoyable Christmas dance
was given by the officers and Ia.
dies of Boiling Field on Wednesday
evening at the Officers Club, Boil.
ing Field The hall was tastefullv
decorated with Christmas green's
American flags, etc. Punch was
served during the dance from the
beautiful Air Service Mckay punch
bowl trophy. Music was furnished
by an orchestra from the Army
Band, Washington Barracks. A
buffet supper was served at late
hour in the dining room Of the
club.
young people at the supper dance
at Wardman Park Hotel last eve,
ming for their daughter, Miss
Eugenia LeMerle.
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HOUGHTONG|RLS
MAKEbERL|N
DEBUT
Brilliant AssembIage Gives
Daughters of U. S. Envoy
Welcome to Society.
BY KARL II. Won WIEGAND.
Universal Service.

Universal service.
BERLIN, Dec, 30.-Four hun,
dred members of the diplomatic
set and high German officialdom,
and many representative Ameri'
cans were the guests last night OF
the American ambassador and Mrs.
Houghton at a ball given in honor
of the debut of Matilda and Gratia,
daughter and niece Of the ambas.
sador.
Not since the old Schwabach
Palace, now home of the American
embassy, was the rendezvous of
the exclusive pre-war society OF
Berlin under its late mistress, has
Berlin witnessed such a brilliant
fete.
Ambassador Houghton is inaugu.
rating new social and diplo.
matte era, thus restoring American
social prestige sadly weakened
since Charlemagne Tower and
David Jayne Hill represented the
United States at the court OF the
Kaiser.
In the receiving line. in addi.
ton to Mrs. Houghton and the
two debutantes were Mrs. Arthur
Houghton and Mrs. Glenn Cole
the married daughter Of the am.
bassador. whose home is In Corn.
ing. N. Y.
The hostess wore a gown Of sill
yer striped with blue banded in
silver gray fox.
The ambassadors daughter wore
a gown of silver brocade cloth, and
her cousins coming-out dress was a
gold-banded net over a novel gold
cloth. Both carried enormous rose
colored feather fans.
Mrs. Arthur Houghton wore a
metal lace over silver cloth shot
with blue and Mrs. Cole a gown
which was a duplicate of that worn
by her debutante sister. The rest
of the ladies Of the embassy showed
a preference for alluring shades of
colored chiffon velvet.
Among the guests were the Ger.
man chancellor and Lady Dabernon.
French Ambassador Magaries. Gen.
eral Sir Francis and Lady Bingham.
General Nollet, and other chiefs of
the inter-allied military control COM
mission and practically the entire
diplomatic corps and members of
the allied mission. An American
jazz band furnished the music.
Christmas greens furnished an ef-
fective setting for the ball and a
moving picture machine added color
by flashing alternate shades on the
n 1on nrinO fhrnnR
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Manns To Entertain
For Ainsa TDins.

Mr.. and Mrs. 1. T. Mann will give
q dance at their home in Six
teenth street tonight for their
daughter. Miss Alice Mann. in com
pliment to Miss Roselle Ainsa and
Miss Geraldine Ainsa, twin sisters
of Miss Patricia Ainsa, who are
here for the holidays with their
uncle and aunt. Captain and Mrs
Luke McNamee.
Mrs. Joseph Tracy. who has come
from Panama to visit Mrs. Mann
will assist her in receiving the
guests. Of whom about $50 are ex'
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons
Erwin will entertain at dinner to-
night in honor Of Mrs. Erwin q
brother and sister .in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Delos Blodgett. II, who are
visiting Mrs. Delos Blodgett during
the holidays.
Mrs. William Wheatley will be at
home Informally on Saturday, Janu.
larry s, and Saturday, January 90
No cards are being issued.
Mrs. Louis Campbell.Tipton, who
has been visiting Mrs. Wheatley
since her return. will sail for France
the latter part of February.
-
w. Keane Small. British vice con-
sui at st. Louis. Mo-. and a member
of the Order Of the British Empire
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Small, at 1915 Euclid
street. Mr.. Small has been con
nected with the British consulate al
st. Louis since 1919, and was acting
consul for six months Immediately
following the outbreak Of hostilities
between Great Britain and Germany
His appointment to the coveted Or
der Of the British Empire by Kins
| George was in recognition Of excep
tional services during that period
when many new and trying duties
were imposed upon consular repre-
sentatives Of the nations at war.
-
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, for
mer recording secretary and his
torian for the League Of American
Pen Women, has returned to Wash
ington to make her home, after
travelling for two years in the in
terest of the educational work fol
the rehabilitation Of ex-service mer
under the Veterans Bureau. Miss
Wolfe is now stationed at Mt. Alto
Hospital.
Mrs. Lewis Stewart and he,
daughter, Miss Francesca Lewis
| Stewart, have returned to their suite
at the Lee House, after having spent
Christmas out Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing re
turned to town yesterday from At
lantic City, where they spent Christ
mas.
Mrs. Hampson Gary win entertain
O. small company Of young people al
lie Paradis for tea this afternoon ir
compliment to her son and daughter
Franklin Gary and, Miss Helen Gary
who are home from school for the
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Gary hat
guests lunching with them at the
Shoreham yesterday.
Congressman and Mrs. Cleveland
Newton will entertain a company
of about forty at their home to
morrow night at o'clock to hear
Miss Hope Summers read a pro
gram consisting Of James Barrie's
comedy, "The Twelve. Pound Look, !"
and q Christmas fantasy, "The Gift
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of the Magi," by o. Henry. Miss
Summers is a pupil Of the North.
western University School OF
Speech, and will return to Chicago
on Tuesday afternoon to resume
her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davies will
give dinner tonight for their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Davies. at
their home in Massachusetts ave-
nue..
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin will enter
tain at dinner at her apartment
in the Connecticut tonight in honor
of her guest. Miss Florence Loomis.
and Of DIR. and Mrs. Blair Spencer.
guests of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John
A. Johnston. Mrs. Spencer Is the
daughter OF Mrs. Johnston.
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Justice and Mrs. Sutherland
To Be Gusyfs of Ellises.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis will en-.
tertain a company Of fourteen at
dinner at their residence in Massa.
chusetts avenue tonight in honor
of Justice and Mrs. George Suther-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis will give a
luncheon tomorrow for Judge and
Mrs. Harry Bingham, Of New
Hampshire. Judge Bingham is the
son of former Justice Bingham, of
the District Supreme bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Butler and
Miss Margaret Butler have arrived
from st. Paul, Mimi, and are at the
Shoreham. Mr.. Butler will be sworn
in on Tuesday as justice of the Su.
preme Court.
-
Surgeon General and Mrs. Hugh q.
Cumming will entertain at lie Paradis
at dinner tonight in compliment to
Chow Tsuchi. former prime minister
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Biggest Ohio Lemon.

ST. CLAIRSvILLE. Ohio. Dec.
30.-The largest lemon ever seen
twelve inches the
long way and ten and one-quarter
inches In circumference-gre on
a tree here in the orchard Of Miss
Martha Vaughn.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Miss Fletcher to Wed
Lieut.. Rs1inald Hubbeu.

Rear Admiral Frank T. Fletcher
and Mrs. Fletcher announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Sybil A. Fletcher, to Lieut.. Reginald
Worth Hubbell. u. s. A. Lieutenant
Hubbell is a son Of Brig. Gen. Henry
w. Hubbell.
Capt. George Steele. Jr., q. S. N.
accompanied by his mother. Mrs.
George w. Steele. OF Marion, Ind.
came to Washington yesterday for
taken apartments at the Burlington
Hotel.
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Coolidges To Be Guests
OF Conversational Club.

The Congressional Club has sent
out invitations for a reception in
honor of the Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge. to be held on the eve
ming Of January II.
Secretary of the Treasury, will reach
Washington this afternoon after
spending the Christmas holidays in
Pittsburgh. Secretary Mellon, who
also was in Pittsburgh for Christ.
mas. reached Washington on Thurs.
day.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

Oliver Edwards and Malcolm
Whitaker will entertain party OF
their young friends at the tea
dance at lie Paradis this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
men WILL LIVE
.L0NCER|N
2023
Physician Says Average Life
y Ought to Be at Least a
j. Century.

TIE average human NE odm be
lengthened to one hundred years dur
= tsd the merit centary " zoe use our
tsfsl1gepce In caring for our bodies,
r. fisk, ieostsert health authority, tcho
books dhead for readers OF The
Wdshington Times to see phat the
future hoIds IN store.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ID. Nc
Kenney win entertain a company OF
forty at breakfast at u tomorrow
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

Brig. Gen. Ernest Kinds has gone
to New York to join Mrs. Kinds at
the Hotel Astor, where she has been
for several days.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

of China, and Tung Tsin Kang.
former minister of finance.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

Judge Charles b. Howry, who
has been in New York for a few
days, has Joined Mrs. Howry in
their apartment at the Lee House.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

The national headquarters of the
American Red Cross will be open,
as usual tomorrow from 10 until 4
o'clock.
Mrs. George Ehle will be hostess
for the day, and she will have as
her assistants to meet the visitors
and show them the many interest
ing exhibits in the museum, Miss
Bew, Miss Brady, Miss Marion
Trumbull. and Mr.. Bilky.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

Congressman and Mrs. Cleveland
Newton will entertain a company
of about forty at their home to-
morrow night at s o'clock to hear
Miss Hope Summers read a pro-
gram consisting of James Barrie's
comedy, THE Twelve.Pound Look, -"
and . Christmas fantasy. The Gift