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FACE BURNED
AND WAS SORE
Full of Itchy Pimples.
Cuicura Healed.

my face became full of pinples.
They started to itch and when /
scratched, water came from them.
My face used to burn and was so
sore could not touch it. The irri-
tation was worse at night and /
could not sleep. My face was ter
ribly dishgured. The trouble lasted
several months.
read an advertisement for Gu
tieura Soap and Ointment and sent
for q free sample. / got relief 50
purchased a box of CutieuTa ONT
ment and a cake of Cuticura Soap
and inside of two weeks / was
healed" (Signedl Miss Eleanor
wermund, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Use Cuticura for sllskin troubles.
Samples Free by Mail Address: "cutieurA Lsber-
atoriss, Dept 4, Kkldsa -, Mass. Sold every
where Soap zSe. Ointment Is and zoe. Tsleum zoe
~ Try our new Shaving Stick.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-07
Corn Salad

Twelve ears corn.
One head cabbage.
One red pepper
One green pepper.
One tablespoon salt.
One tablespoon ground mustard.
Two onions.
One cup sugar.
Two quarts vinegar.
Cut corn from cob. Chop cabbage
and peppers and onions. Mix sugar,
salt and mustard. Put all ingredi-
ents into preserving Kettle. Cook
thirty minutes, stirring occasionally.
Put into sterilized jars and seal.
Baked Squash
One summerfsquash.
One cup bread or cracker crumbs.
One egg.
Two tablespoons butter
Salt and paprika.
Cut squash in halves, remove
seeds and bake. When tender re-
move from shell. Add egg we'll beat
en-, butter, salt and paprika and
threefourths of the crumbs. Mix
well. Put in a-buttered baking dish,
cover with remaining crumbs. Dot
with butter and bake-fifteen minutes
in a hot oven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-07

TOMORROW: Letter from Sally
Atherton to Beatrice Summers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-07

Kortz Booker unit, North Salem.
has fulfilled all obligations TO State
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-07

Indianapolis unit will hold a called
meeting to elect delegates to the
State convention. The Indiana Of
fetal body has made hotel reserva-
tons at the ST. Francis for the ma
tional convention in st. Paul Sept.
Is to 19.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
FuerOn muy impOrtan-
tes' los acuerdos de la
COmisi0n Hipica

Concurrieron Ell senior Richardson,
Presidente, senores Benedicto, Mon
serrat Jr sifre, tratandOse los par
ticulsres sigdentes:
Sc acept6 la renuncia presentada
por Ell sr Enrique Gatell de su cargo
de Juez de salidas del Quintana Ra-
cling Park.
Convocar a los Jockeys que tienen
licencias para montar en- los hipodro-
mos de Puerto Rico, para una reunion
ell sabado a las p. m. en- las ofici-
mas de la Comisi6n, para instruirles
con respecto los articulos del Regla-
mento que Sc relacionan con la forma
y manera que deben conducirse en- ell
curse de las carreras.
Sc desestimaron las solicitudes de los
Jockeys T Williams j. de la Cruz,
para que Sc les indulte de la pena de
suspens OIL por seis semanas que les
impusiera el Jurado.
Que Sc lame la atencion de la Por-
! to Rico Racing Corporation, que Sc
viene notando que ell Veterinario del
hipodromo no rinde los informes de los
caballos que examina, 10 cual esta
obligado asgdn determine Ell Regla-
mento
FUERoN MUY IMPoRTANTES
4 1IaR aRnFv- IAr L. 81
Juez de Salidas encargados de sujetar
los caballos resabfosos.
Para aumentar la vigilancia en- oil
transcurso de las carreras, Sc dispuso
Iombrar dos Jueces de pistas mas.
Sc aprob6 Ell cambio de nombre del
caballo CUCAiRACHA, propiedad del
Sr l. Homar sampol, por el de Ron
demo.
Sc acepto Ia inscription provisional
del caballo del pals que sera conocido
con Ell nomhre de PAso-DoBLE, pro-
piedad del Sr Juan Perez.
Sc acord6 prohibir terminantemente
one los ofciales empleados del Pad
dock de- Quintana Racing Park, sal
gan dc dicho sitio durante la celebra-
c'cn de las carreras. menos que ell
Jrr'do reclame su presenc'a.
Sc dio comienzo a ciertas investi-
saciones de quejas presentadas, orde-
raudo la comisi6n continuarlas en- la
pr6xima session.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
NOTAS DE La ISLA
DE RIO P1EDRAs

Como ,nunca, ha estado este pueblo.
Por todas parties Sc We la animation y
la algeria. La juventud incansable con-
tinla dando asa.tos distinguidisimas
familias de Hato Rey Y Rio Piedras.
Los cabecillas de estos asaltos son las
senoritas Silva, Soto secundadas por
los seiores Echevarria Y Rosario los
cuales no descansan un momento pues
sc han dispuesto que Hato Rey y Rio
Piedras esten afegres. Adelante pueS.
Este corresponsal tambien Sc divierte.
-Es digno dc mencionarse la labor
cfectiva que lleva a cabo Ell jefe dc
la policia do este pueblo Sr Rios Ca
rTiilo. paes casi todas las noches sale
en- direction (Para BueyonD, Para
Cochero Belleza sitios estos donde
han sentado plaza varias niiias non
santas que va no tienen sitio SECURE y
van sentar sus reales por ALI. ITEM
po era va que Sc tuvieran en- cuenta
estos escandalos y abuses pues muchas
familias Sc eximian de dar sus paseos
por aquel pedazo de carretcra debido
a dichos des6rdenes; pero va gracias
Dios v al active jefe Rios Carrillo, ues
de diciembre no Sc registra un solo ca
so. Dios quiera vuelva la tranquilidad
a dichos barrios A sanear ese pedazo
de carretcra. va era tempo Adelante,
jefe, adelante.
Sc ia despedido de este corTespon-
sal Ell Lcdo. Ramon Cabrera. farmaceu
tico de San Lorenzo donde goza de
gran simpatia y estimation por 10 que
en- ST vale. va nuestro querido amigo
rumbo Venezuela para ingresar en- la
Universidad CtrGi. de Caracas donde va
a estudiar medicinal Cirugia. Frente
a su farmacia queda TN competente
farmaceutico quien continua su nego-
clio como de costumbre Bien por Ca
brera, pues sabes que el munda es del
que triunfa Y seguro til triunfaras en-
esa. Sera un triunfo para nuestra pa
tria. Espero la pondras muy en- alto.
En- breve marchara para Estados Uni
dos mi querido amigo Santos Buxo de
San Lorenzo Una vez en- New York
pasara al estado de Florida donde pien
sa hacer grandes negociacipuhs de Ia
baco. Granaes trinhfaa assepms Il
amigo en- sas Iaaqeio a pI9
le veamos H 6alA -
COKRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
PARA ALGO MAS

Recienuemente, Sc han cumplido
20 amos de uno de los mas gran.
des acontecimientos del mundo:
Ell primer vuelo de aeroplano, que
huDieron dc realizar los famosos
hermanos Wright. Hasta enton-
ces, Ia aviacion solo habiase COM
cretado a simples ensayos y tam
tccs. Los sparatos de estos, hi.
c'eron practicable el andar de
teias arriEa hasta el extreme de
cue en- nuestros dsas ell asunto ha
tornado un impulse inaudito.
Pero, por desgracia, el invento
sirve para algo mas que volar,
pues como saben nuestros lecto-
res Sc utilize en- la guerra, y es
en- los campos de batalla donde
las naves aereas representa- ell
principal papel.
Con sus hermanos, los moder=
nos monoplanos de combate
Martin hov Sc encuentra en-
IN museo de Nueva York ell pri-
mer aparato de los Wright para
one las generaciones Sc admiren
del progreso y ell dano que ha es-
parcido en- ell mundo una cOsa
que empezo casi jugando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
DEsDE GUAYANIaLh

Las navidades.
Con estos dias lego Ia mas viva AM
maci6n todas las classes sociales.
Tooes nos livertimos. Tod..s rcsilza,
mos actos en- donde pudimos pasar bue-
nos ratos.
En- primer lugar Sc efectuo uh sun
tuoso baiIe de artesa1os en- el Teatro
Cuaiaia en- donde pudimos vec 10 mas
seIecto de esta clase social. Fuimos
acompafiados de distinguidos jovenes
yaucanos de ambos sexos los que con-
tribuyeron al mejor exito de este.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
UNA CAsA-EsCUELA DEsTRUIDA
PoR Ell FUEGo
CoRRESPoNsAL,

La casa escuela del barr'o 'Buena-
VISTA de Humacao fu6 totalmente des
truida por Ell fuego en- la noche del dill
siete del corriente. La casa era propic-
dad de Vicente Santiago y estaba asc-
gurada por $1,000. Los. enseres propie-
dad del Departamento de instruction
fueron tambien totalmente destruidos.
FL fiscal del Distrito en- union de la po-
licia de Hrmacao. practical In investi-
gaci6n correspondence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12

LA GRECA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21s-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
BALE EN- Ell CASINO

Sc llev6 efecto el dia de Aho Nae-
vo un soberbio baile Ell que tuvo una
numerosishna concurrencia, puas ade-
mas de la buena sociedad dc este pue-
bio asisticron muchas damas y caha-
lleros de otros pueblos.
Rein0 en- este la mas viva anim1-
cion. s'endo cmpcsado oil mismo a los
acorIcs do un armoniosO walls que dcio
DIR una seIecta y bien dirisida orQnes-
Ia de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
Ola DE REYES

En- este dia fueron obsequiados cen
tenarss de nifios pobres con iuguctes
lincro por el selcr Don Carlos Mora
les.
Daba gusto vcr como las criatur7s
acostrmbradas recibir regalos dc es-
to gensroso caballero corrian cn busca
de los misrnos.
Todos e~tamos sgradecidos del So
nor Morales per la felicidad que nos
r~Oporc ona a'cgrando a. nuestros infan
tiles.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
GOOD TIME

He aqui dos notas qun ruedan
por esos mundos lare Snte Il
confiicto huelgario ) Ia habIa
|sohre la bne1a paA iva de la
Dos pfas esfas que acaso no
pasdau ekplicarse.
Rorane 81 no Sc resuelve satis-
factofsamente, y a tempo la huel
ga agricola, jquien asegura que
Ia zafra no sufra los consiguien-
tes perjuicios?
Seria, pues, de gran urgencia y
necesidad q los intereses genera
les del pals, que dicho movimien-
to Sc arregle, aunque las parties
interesadas en- ell asunto tengan
que ceder algo de su derecho !.
Pues, el interes de la zafra azu-
carera, que es hoy ell interes de
Puerto Rico, esta por sobre de
todo 10 demas. Y 81 es verdad
que sc vendera ell .azucar buen
prec'o, como sc anuncia, no hay
duda que tanto los hacendados
como los ohrcros han de tener su
GOOE TIME.
Afro osi como nm desquite Coz
lcctivo dc los maios ratios sufri.
dos hasta ahora
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12

EoTA:- Cambiamos el menu disr
con "a diferentes platos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
JUEGos DE PICAs

Rarece que nuestros visitantes de los
puehlos limitrofss sc fueron satisfe-
chos con sus pleas Y demas juogcs IL
citos cuando nos visitaron en- las ties-
tas patronales v populares. pucs han
vUelto a visitsrnos con el misino fin
han pasado estos alegres dias con nos
otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12

He aqui Fl gran don dc la Ciencia para
Ia raujer-un polvo sanativo antiseptico
.naravilloso, que no es vonenos0.
Solamente una muier sabe las prucbas
ror que pasa otra muier y entiende Ia
necesidad que tiene de ayuda y simpatfa.
Esed1hese. mi consejo: No sufra de
Leucorrea, Secrccioncs dc NAL Caracter
Ulceraci6n v Depression del Utcro, o de
oualquiera otra de las detilidades uterinas
r6nicas, caracteristicas dc las muieres
Una cncharadita rcbosante dc MU-COl
lisuelta en- dos litros dc aqua catiente que
q use zorro ducha vaginal poT Ia noche y
,,or la maiiana, daya gran alivlo. Pronto
las parties alectadas quedaran sanas. y o.
sent.rcfs como 81 fucseis una mujei
hferenfe. -
Corsft..ese TN AN&ENMfN dc MU-COL
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EDITORIALES

Continuation oe la pagina %
MA el panPmericanismo verdad.
v M ese Que Sc usa hoy dia al
trave5 de banquetes, d'scursos y
poemas, mas o menos declamato-
rios y banales.
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0SAsu,sON
TETUAN 81 SAN JUAN

PLAToS DE La CASA
Spaghettis and Club SANDWICH.
Diaries
LUNEs:-Cocido 10 Espanoa y 70
vo al homo.
MARTEs:-Caldo Gallego = Arros
Ia Paella.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dc Polio y
7uches de Bacalao . Ii Ia
pAhola.
JUEvEs:-caldo Gallego y RavtoiiA
MISUNDERSTANDING a Ia Vizcaina y
Cocido a Ia Espafola
SABADo:- Gallo de Ternera In An
daluza Pernil de Cerdo A
Horno con Pure. do Papas
MINGo:-RAVIOLIS
EoTA:- Cambiamos el menu diaris
con "a diferentes platos.
Evening star., 1924-02-08

HE ambassador of Brazil. Mr.
Augusta Cochran de Alencar,
will sail March I for his
homo in Brazil, where he
will spend about three months.
Tho counselor of the embassy. Mr.
De Sousa 1seAo Oracle. will Be charge
d'a.ftaires during the ambassador s
absence, and with Nine. Gracie will
move into the embassy, 1903 II street,
the end OF this month.
The ambassador of Italy. Don
Eelasio Caetani, will be among those
assisting Mrs Alvin Dodu at the tea
she will give tomorrow afternoon,
from to 6 o'clock. In honor OF
Princess Santa Borghese; Others
who will assist are Nine. Wroblew-
ska Mrs. George w. Ehle, Mira Alvin
Barber, Mrs. John J. OConnor and
Miss Marion Parkhurst.
Mn,e. IIanihara, wife of the jap
auese ambassador. will leave Wash
ington in a few days for San Fran
cisco, from where she will sail for
her home In japan, having been call
ed there by the serious illness OF her
father.
Representative and Mrs. Watson
Entertaia Informally.
Representative and Mrs. Henry
Winfield Watson will entertain in
formally at dinner this evening.
Representative and Mrs. Sol. Bloom
will entertain a small company in
formally at dinner this evening at the
Hotel Hamilton.
Representative and Mrs Otis wingo
Miss Blanche Wingo. and her Class
mate. Miss Annis Mowen of Fort
Smith, Ark.
These young ladies will return Sun
day, to Randolph Macon Wor1an's
College, where they are seniors,
graduating in June with the bachelor
OF arts degree.
Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace
Dempsey will leave today for Florida
where the former will recuperate
from his recent illness.
The president of George Washing
ton University and Mrs. William
Mather Lewis entertained company
Al luncheon today at their residence,
1921 street northwest, in honor OF
Princess Santa Borghese OF Italy
Princess Borghese will deliver an II.
lustrated lecture on "Ita1y's Latest
Art" in the auditorium of the Cosmos
Club at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon
under the auspices of George Wash
ington University.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eric Fowler
have purchased the house at 1928 r
street from Mrs. Alice Barney, and
will take possession of it as soon as
the house is redecorated and fur.
nished. The house has been occupied
for some time by the ambassador OF
Chile and Sonora de Matthew. who
moved to 1905 Massachusetts, avenue
before going to their home in Chile
in November.
Mrs. Franklin Bell is entertaining g
a company of twelve at bridge tea
this afternoon. She will entertain at
bridge tomorrow.
Countess Gizycka will return to
Washington the first Of the week
from Chicago, where she is with her
mother, Mrs. Robert Patterson. for
q short visit. Countess Felicia Gisycka
has gone to Bermuda for few weeks
and will join her mother here later
in the season. Countess GiZycka went
to New York with her daughter when
she sailed early in the week.
Princess Ghika arrived in wash
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Thornton Boland has as her
guest Miss Eleanor Hellmuth of st.
Louis, who will be with her for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Bolahd will enter
tain at an informal tea for her Feb
ruary II.
Miss Putnam Engaged
Mr. Elliot O1HAPa.
Evening star., 1924-02-08

On tho eoAoIusion Of Mr.. Crockers
leave they viii sail for europe and
60 to his new post as secretary OF
The United States legation In War
saw Poland
Evening star., 1924-02-08

On the coaoIusion Of Mr.. Crocksrs
leave they Will sail for europe and
60 to his new post as secretary OF
the United states legation In War
saw, Poland.
Mrs. Joseph Letter has arrived at
Aiken, S. c., for a few weeks, and Is
staying at Ridgely Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Denesre
were among the guests ct dinner last
evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Say
der Of Chicago, who entertained At
the Royal Palm. in Miami, Fla.
Mrs. James Berrall and Miss Ber-
rall will be at home tomorrow after
noon at their residence. 1924 2sth
street
The marine officers stationed In the
District Of Columbia have postponed
the dance they were to give February
IA to March II, because, Of the death
Of former President Wilson.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleoe BonspArte
was hostess at dinner last evening at
the Everglades Club. at Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Romaine. who
have been at Briarcliffe Manor. N. Y,
will come to Washington today and
will take an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel for the remainder Of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Linden will
stop in washington over the week
Hot Springs, Va. They will stay a
short time in New York before re-
turning to their home, in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mira w. A. Mills and Miss
Gladys Thompson have gone to Palm
Beach. where Miss Thompson'sshanc
Mr.. q. Bryan Pitts. is at the Poin-
ciana. Miss Thompson and Mr.. Pitts
will be married in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. wilkins, jr..
OF Washington have arrived at 1alm
Beach. where they will spend several
weeks.
gone to Augusta, Ga, where she is
staying at the Partridge Inn for .
portion Of the season.
Mrs. Allie woodhouse and her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Simmons. Of
Virginia Beach, Va, after visiting
many places OF interest here. were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs James F.
Perkins. and later visited her brother.
MIR. j. w. Brian. of Veitch Station,
Va, where they are now stopping.
They Will return to their Virginia
home In few days
Dean WllbaP to BE
Honor GHeOt ut Tea.
An informal art exhibition and
Valentine party will be given to-
morrow afternoon from I to s o'clock
by members Of Alpha Delta ri Soror-
ity and the Sphinx Honor Society Of
George Washington University Tor
Dean William Allen Wilbur and MEM
hers Of his English rhetoric classes
at 2015 q street northwest. Miss
Margaret B. Evans. Miss Dorothy
Overstreet and Misc Maxine. Role
will assist in receiving the guests.
with Miss Mary Louise Chase, Miss
Katharine Brak e. Miss Wanda Durk &c.
Miss Helen Stoutamyer. Miss Aileen
Rector. Miss Dora Storck. Miss Helen
Newton. Miss Ruth Oversst rect, Miss
Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1924-02-08
Deaths Reported.

Tho following deaths hsve been reported to
the health department ia ne last twenty four
Ihonas o. Selfridss, %. 1851 Kslorama I'd.
GSrenee. -. knsour. g. 1oI5 n. Capitol St.
Newell Il. Cram, a. walter Reed Hospital.
Mamie @: Philpot, e.. Clifton Terrace.
Olga Agrios. IS. Coiumbia Hospital
Mary o. sydnor, 10. $500 p IT.
Moi:k 4. Hutchinson, q, 7so fst st.
Sasah u. c. Ba1ter, 81. go st. sc
Emma 9: Bandy. 81, CARRIED Hospitsl.
Deha Z. Shoemaker, q. 1917 OH ct.
Nisin Levy. u. 3640' Qsorfts ave.
Ahps u. Hxyser. 80, Sfe 4 st.
sarah A. J. Aostin, "a, S0e Madison st.
eentamia Bridges. 5Sx Emergency Hospital.
GMods CMuss =. Tsan. TTusfer. 90 ~ . Bl,ir rosd:
Frances Z. Wall SO, 1906 3fth st
Emma Brown. 90. frsedmea's Hospitsi.
Martha Rofden. d. 227 st.
Samuel @. Thompson, 50. 704 q st.
Vfvian Il. Lee. 1. 4S @ st. s.w.
Evening star., 1924-02-08
Births Reported.

The following births hsve been rspsrted I.
~ health department. In the last twen8s-lo
lours:
Fortunato snd Mary Giunr. girl and bo!
wins.
Jsmes n. and Ada v. King. boy.
Jesse and Ethel DALEY, boy.
Edvard y. ind Marxsret A. Purcell. boy.
James II. and Agnes r. kidWell. boy.
Joseph n. and Hattie A. DonneIiy. boy.
Cecil ?. and Lscy aias ?: hiii.srgg: T., o0''
Harry r. and Haxsl X. Hal;ett. boy.
Chsries A. and MarEaret n. Hsrndon' ooy.
Joseph r. and Stella r. Wsthen. boy
Joseph NJ. and Anne H. Day. boy
Robert and Ross Austin, gtrI
Norman g. snd Corzneile sheppard. girl
John g. aAd Bessle n Rhodes, boy.
Julius and sadia Good GHode; bSyy; y,,ue, rtrt
Hsrry RI. and Ada 81. Nstman, girl.
Frnns 4 snd Weiissa ". Carpenter, girl.
Joseph n. and Madeline ~. Csin, effi.
william A. and Kathryn fAudke. boy.
Randol p, and Bernica Fones. girl; .
Philip p. and Msbal Maloney, girl
Jasper NJ and Irene Davis. girl
Abe and Minnie Golick, boy:
Carl c. and Florence Is. Redinger;, po!.
Russell G. and Sarah A. Lane, girl.
Marc ], and Claricc Abribst. boy.
Samuel r and Eleanor Hatcher, boy
Francis J. and Margaret Halier. girl
Arthur and Mary p. johnson. girl.
James v. and Josephine = Collins girl
George and Virginia Watson. boy.
samuel X. and vina Austin. boy.
George and Mary Gross. girl:
Dempsie and Ruth Combs. girl.
John n. and Capitola Williams. boy.
Lucas and Lucy Gilmore. boy.
Evening star., 1924-02-08

Ambassador of Brazil, MIR. de Alencar
! Will Leave March for Vaca-
ton of Three Months.

%. in her home. at 2124 Bancroft
place.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins will be at
nome Saturday afternoons Until Lent
Mrs. D. Percy Hicklins will be at
nome informally tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. David Meade Lea will not be
At home tomorrow afternoon. but viii
receive the remaining Saturdays in
February.
Mrs. Mamie Green lobe and her
q1aIIghter: 1aIg Miss Elizabeth Van Dyke
noon from $3.50 to Z O'CLOCK in honor
or Mrs Ralph A. Graves. They will
De assisted by Mrs. Thomas watt
GM,es9ry. MRS: William Pierce Evans,
MRS. Francis Walker, Mrs. S. J. Henry
ana MRS. George Carroll Todd.
. mrs. George. Tully Vaughan will be
AZ at.home tomorrow afternoon from I
~ = oGlock In honor Of Mrs. Williay,
IL Wiilett the retiring Chairman nf
1ne ciuo OF Colonial Danes.
Mrs: Barney will be at home to the
HnIempers of the congressional unjf of
enpornood House and their frjsnd @
otn1ay naay afternoon from 5 to s O'clock
a' 1'oo Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs: rs George Julian zolnay will be
at nome Sunday afternoon. ana viii
nave with her Miss Emily Waite.
The annual valentine hall of -,
Lander Field Unit of the Amar;cen
womans Legion will be given tomnr.
TOW evening at the marine ha rranLs
"a t1e receiving line will be Mrs John
a. Lejeune, Mrs. Hutchinson MI
unit. oieers Oh the
Mf. and Mrs. Hewson
hosts In Florida Home,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fl. Hewson wbo
are are In their home at st. AupI,sfine
RIA, for the season, were hosts a.
alnner thniS last evening. having among
tneir guests Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur q ?
PATTERSON, Mrs. J. H. Lyman. Mrs
George Fletcher. Mr.. Fisher Howe
Booth and MIR. Frank Airport. M. and
MRS. Hewson closed their home on
New Hampshire avenue before Christ :
mas and went south.
The first secretary of the United
states legation In San Salvador and
MRS: Edward S. Crocker have arrived
IN this country on two months leave.
They are now visiting Mrs. Crocker's s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Marston
seabury. In their home in New York.
Evening star., 1924-02-08
RELIEF BAZAAR OPEN.

Announcement was made today that
the bazaar at 314 c street northwest
being conducted to raise funds for
relief OF starving German children,
which started Monday, would be con-
tonight because of public de-
mand. Already $4,000 has been
It was announced by those in
charge Of the local committee. The
bazaar was to have closed last night.
Evening star., 1924-02-08
Marriage Licenses.

1olloWfne:
et0Attd BeasIey and .Gertxuds LAnehofne
Ge6f8e Thomas ard Gsor4ie Je6erson
Jemes g. Shepard Of this city and Ions
Tomlinson Of Greemboro. N. C.
a. Leonard Mvsie and L. Gladys Tucker
ke0 y. AxteiI Of New YoTk c4ty and Bertha
]. Coleman Of tlis city
SamueI r.; oattles and Narparet Faust.
BenyeMin y. HAskdaIS 81 this city and Mable
l. Wtles Of SAithsburK, Nd
Robert l.. Dungsn and Lottae j. Headley.
Evening star., 1924-02-08
WINS $500 VERDICT.
Boy Was Injured by Auto of DR..
Joseph A. Richardson,

William, T. Buell.. jr., has been
awarded a verdict for $4,000 damages
against Dr.. Joseph A. Richardson for
injuries received June 81, 1921, when
the doctors automobile collided with
him while he was riding a bicycle on
the Speedway.
William T. Buell., ST., father of the
Evening star., 1924-02-08
ASKS se,7e5 FOR SERVICES.

Edward A. Deeters has filed suit in
the District Supreme Court to recover
s6,765 from II. A. Metz. who, he claims,
employed him to obtain and collect
data to defeat the dye embargo bill
in Congress. Attorney Norman i.
Landreau appears for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1924-02-08

boy, was given q vendict for 1888 to
cover the expense to which he had
been placed in connection with the
boys injuries.
Evening star., 1924-02-08

Wendell and Dalvous Ferguson, boy.
william aAd Anste Brooks, boy.
Dougias and Fredericka Campbell, girl.
Harry and Viola Walker, boy.