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 S;i5 p. m.. Elaabrth Wright con- tralio,
 . r. m. Ncw York association Of Western tonforcncc Colleges banquet. 1 lDr hnepll of Yale. toastmaster: | sprech by coash Siacg Of Chicago university; musical program by dunr- t"t. Manton Marble. tenor. and Young Ross rioinisi.
 io:3o F. m.--lipnce prorrpm by Pant Spocht's Alamc Hotel orches. tra.
 tSiraNbridgc and Clothicr-- rhilaD C D. m.---"snny Jim"-the kidlics' pal. 6:30 F. m.-- Meyer liatis Bellevue stgatford Hotel concert orchestra. 
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 6:S0 D. m. m.--Childrcu's pr, grant. 1:3j p. m.--ltcaltit talk. \. '. state .l' pertinent Of health. 7:45 D. m- Musical program 10:30 p. m.-M Musical program.
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 S:50-1o D. m -- Concert hy the Army band
 1o-ie D. iiai,.o music played by Wardnan Park hoiii orchestra.
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tGcn. l;cIc. Schenectady \. Nl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
VARIAS

mas del Municipio de Caguas estando
sostcnidas sus candidaturas por ell nl-
nero de frmas cue la Icy requiere:
Psra Alcalde de Caguas, Sr. Anto 10
arroyo, Para M'embros de Ia Asam-
blea Municipal, Sres. Atanaeio Ferrer
Co'lazo, Gabino R Sanchez, Claudio
collazo, Jose Chiesa, Antonio orta, Jo-
Sc Alamo Rios, Nicolas Rodriguez Gar
cia, Fedro Bat sta Andino. Aurelio
Sanchez Mendez, Candelario Gonzalez
Lopez Enrique Jimenez Hernardez !.
Entire otros cand datos del par
lido 'Nacionalista los siguientes
han sido ncminados en- petlcios sus-
critas jeradas por psrsanes dtl Mu-
nicipio de Caguas estando sostenidas
sus candidaturas por el ndmero de fir
mas que la Ley requiere: Para Alcal-
de de Csgues, Sr. Luis Garcia Casa
nova, para Miembros de II Asamblea
Municipal, Srcs. Francisco Fere:ra
casilla, Pedro Espinet Villa. Luis Cot
to Jimenez Fernando Garcia ortiz,
Alberto Mora'es Jimensz. Victor R.
Espno Gonzalez, Garvasio Garcia
Diaz, Fulgencio Gonzalez Rodriguez,
Roberto E. Rarros. Rafael Atlano
Colon Manuel Claudio.
Ell Gobernador ha nombrado los
Doctores Antonio Mart.noz Alvarez
Gustavo Mufioz Diaz para M nbros
de ia Junta Insular de Sandal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
NoTAs DE FoRTALEzA

Ia s.do archivada en- ia ofic1na
del Secrstsr Ejeeutivo, a los efec-
tos tie la ley Electoral VICENTE, IA.
renuncia rrasentada por el 81. Justo
Morales como candidate del PaTtido
Constitutional Hist .rco'' para e. car
go de Mie4nbro de Ia Asamblea Mum
cipal de Luquillo.
-Ia sido archivada en- n o~cina
del Secretsrio Ejecutivo, a los efec-
tos de la Ley Electoral VICENTE, la re-
nuncia rresentada por el sr. Erasmo
vazqu.J como candidate de los Par
tidos Union de Puerto Rico Re
rublicano 'quefo'' para Ell
cer~o de Miamhro de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de cidra.
Ia sido archivada en- Ia Oic'na
del Socrstor'o Eiecutivo. los efsctos
dc la Ley Electoral vg -nte, la rcnrn-
cia presentada .por ell Sr- Juan Me-
lendez Matec como candidate dc los
Fartidos "Socialista'' ICON titu-
cional Hist6rico", para Ell cargo de
Mienbro de la Asamblea Municipal
de Santa Isabel
Entire otros candidates del pa-tido
'Constituccnal Hist6riao' los 81
gri-ntes han s'do nominsdos en- petit
clones suscritas juradas por psrso-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
IA UNCINARIASIS COMO PRO
BLEMA ECONOMICO
(Contindaci6n de la pagina IL

para las luchas de la vida, sofiando
acaso con las sonrisas de una madre
quo jamas conocio
Carlos Berta Sc han casado. vir-
ginia es una excelente profesora v
esta de veraneo en- Aibonito. Dna .
Eloisa vive feliz contenta con sus
hijos .en una pintoresca casita del.
Condado, todos los dias al caer la
tarde, pasea por Ell Parque Borinquen
con su primer nietecito, ell cual juega
en- la arena con una banderita azul
Y blanca, mientras su abuelita despues
de besarle con carino contempla el
mar meditabunda, y luego prosigue:
''pues seller, esta era una vez que
habia un principe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27

/ En- las notas CALAMUS Gu
RRENTI entregadas su Redactor
publicadas en- la edici6n de hoy
de Ell MUNDO, en- contestaci6n al
statement" del Hon. Tesorero de-
Puerto Rico, he Observable varias
alteraciones en- ell te&to de la misma,
pero la mas importante de todas IS
aquella al final del articulo de la
primera pagina donde dice "ya que
HAY PLUMAJES QUE AUN
iCUANDO Sc ARRASTRAN POR
IL LODO NO PTERDEN lSU
BLANCURA INMACULADA Y Ell
! NUESTRO ES DE TSOS cuando
10 que deberfa decir 10 que esta
escrito en- las notas es ''HAY PLU-
MAJES QUE CRUZAN Ell PAN
ITANO Y NO Sc MANCHAN, MI
PLUMAJE ES DE ESOS', pues
io que hice no fue otra cosa que
parodiar la celebre Erase del mol
vidahle poeta mejicano.
ARRAsTRARsE no es CRTzAR
aladamente los pantanos de la vida,
Ia acci6n de arrastrarse es attribute
l,hererta a los viperos anirnales
que carecen> de todo 6rgano de loco
moci6n
tjsteA .ea1e amable Director. que
los Medicos, eternos pulsadores de
las sen,l"les f3ras de IL exaltaci6n
spiritual, sonos n1uy dados VO
lar tnunca ARRASTRARNDS1
con Ell pensamiepto, 4 las alturas Sc
ranas diafanas de la inspiration,
cue es un CIRCULO muy alto en- la
escala de la perfection de la huma-
ma sabiduria donde no Hogan
los que Sc ARRASTRAN baio el pc
so de sus maldades, de sus iras in
fecundas de sus ignorancias.
Yo he perFnitido a veces. va cue
no escribo por oficio Y al "correr de
la pluma" que Sc suprima y hasta
s. Gamble ura Erase es1 patte no in-
tcgramente que en- el target" perio-
distico NO SUENA BIEN, pero este
81, sin slterar en- 10 mas minipo su
verdadero sentido. A vcces deseo que
las crartillas lleven Ia emoclon del
nomento en- que fueron inspiradas
7 escrftas, de ando el tfabaio de CO
rrecci0n al buen criterio del lector.
Tspero que yo habr6 sido 10 suf-
cientemente explicito al deiar acla-
.rado el punto, en- tanto me suscribo,
sinceramente~ vuestro,
DR.. f. N. Bocanegra LOPEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
Ell GRAN JURADo DE LA CoRTE
DE DIsTR1To DEL SEGUNDo DIS
TITO Sc REUNIRA Ell LUNEs

Han sido o1icialmente anunciados
les casos que han de ser vistos cuando
Sc 1euna Ell Gran Jurado de la corte
del segundc Distrito de San Juan.
Verdadtros problemas criminales Sc
ran traidos la consideration de los
iueces que han de integrar tan impor-
tante panel de jura dos. Entire eI1cs
hay vsrios por mut.laci6n, asesinato,
seduction, homicide involuntario, i'll
fracciones al articu.o 81 de la ley es-
calamiento en- primer grado y etc.
A continuation damos una lsta de
los acusados que deberan compa-
recer ante la Corte:
LIsTA DE AcUsADos cUYos CA
SOS HAN DE SER soMETIDos AL
GRAN JURADo
Pedro Gonzalez, Mutilac:6n.
Eustaqrio canales, Mutilaci6n.
Carmelo Gonzalez Ferez, Tentative
violaci6n.
Jose Garcia Atentado la vida.
sabat Fer y. Asesinato.
Marcelino Perez Castro, Asesinato.
Marcelino Perez Ruban, Asesinato.
Marcelino Rivera Seduction.
Carmelo Isaac, Asesinato, Ataque p.
com asesinato.
Jose R Urgell, Homicide involun-
tario.
Maria Mercedes Prado, Mutilaci6n.
Jusn Dumas, Asesinato
Estebar IRE Nieves Asesinato
Hugh Overly. mfr. Art. 81 de Ia Icy
No. ee> de 1928
jose crtiz Rosario, Escalamiento pri
mer grsdo g casosl
Eduardo Badillo, mfr. Art. 1852 del
6. P.
Gregoro osorio, Asssinato.
Juan valentin, Hurto mayor.
Ru6no Rosario, Escalamiento primer
grado
Rafael vazqucss Hurto mayor.
Ramon Torres, Hurto mayor.
Francisco Aquino, ffoniciodio vo-
luhtario.
Fatlo Caraballo, Asesinato
Rosendo de la Cruz, mfr Art. Sc Ell
rem con ell Art. 81 de Ia Ley No. 86
de 1923.
Sotero Bolerin, Ascsinato.
Valentfn Torres, Ataque con int de
com. homicide.
Felix Pagan-Tomas Andino, Escala-
miento en- primer grado.
zaragd7a Estrada, Escalamiento pri-
,ner grado.
francisco Aguayo)
Abuse de confianza.
Ricardo AguayoD
Adrian Miranda violaci6n.
Cregorio osor'o o Hiraldo, Incesto
Fedro Perez, mfr. Art. s28 del C.
Penal
Carlos Izaga, Asesinato Edo. grado
Manuel Avil5s, Homicide involunta-
RIO.
Antonio Faniagua BONES, Perjurio
serafin Morales, Homiciodio intolun-
tario.
Aurelio carrasqnillo, Matilac on
Marcos Jinenez, Mutilacoa.
FlOrontinO PachecO, Escalamiento pri-
mer grado
Lorenzo Cruz, (a) Espigu, Incendio
malicioso 2do grado en- gr. de ten
tativa.
Ramon Mendez, mfr. Art. 4ss del
C.. P.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
UNA ACLARACION DEL DR..
BOCANEGRA LOPEZ
San Juan, P. r..
Septiembre %. 1924.

ST.. Sergio Romanacce,
Director de EEL MUNDO",
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido amigo:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27

DR.. f. N. Bocanegra LOPEZ.
Evening star., 1924-10-10

CHEVROLET coupe. late 1923 runs and looks
like new; cord tir2s and spare: other extras;
will guarantee condition: terms can he ar
ranged. Overland Wheeler Co., 1921 14th st.
Evening star., 1924-10-10

HOUSE -ENFERIOR-INTERIO
liigh-class work: lowest possible cost; refs
Il. Moran. 2l6 John Marshall place. Main 1881
Evening star., 1924-10-10
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BUICK
USED CAR DEPT.

Maxwell coupe. pe........... 800
Essex -" coach. ........ 800
Buick touring. ........... $50
Buick sedan. 1,1OO
Buick 4-cyl. touring. 900. $50
Buick 6 touring......... 900
Buick roadster. 500
Buick SPIT. touring. ....... LOO
Buick coupe ............ US
Buick sedan ............ 1900
Ford sedan. 275I
Ford touring. g............ ESQ
Buick 4-cyl. sedan. ...,. 900
Buick dem. ............ LOO
Buick touring, 7-pass..... 500
Ford four-door sedan. -. 600
Cadillac touring. ......... 600
Chevrolet coupe. ......... 400
Nash touring. g............ 500
Cole touring............. 600
Dodge sedan. n............. 900
Buick 4cyl. touring. ..... $50
Locomobile touring. $50. 500
Buick touring, Calf. top. $50
Durant coupe. ........... 600
Buick 7-pass. touring..... 800
Buick 5-pass. touring.... 800
Ford touring. us
Maxwell touring. ........ 500
REQ 7-pass. touring. ..... 900
Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY II. HORNER.
lOl5 l4th Street. Main 52o6.
Evening star., 1924-10-10

FURNITURE TPHOISTERINti, slip covers
cushions: at reasonable prices; workmanship
guaranteed: estimates given. NEW YORK
IPH0ISTERINfI co, 619 + st. H. W. NJ 1857
Evening star., 1924-10-10
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(COntinuNd.)

in good mecha ncaI condition: bumper, park
ing light, etc: 500. 90: liberal terms Wine
berger Co., 300 ia. ave. NV
Evening star., 1924-10-10

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. REP'D: SLIP
covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned
free. TITTESSOR 142i 9Th NV. y. 1702.
Evening star., 1924-10-10

BEDS, double. sihgle. mattresses.
clean, sanitary: also table and desk; reason
able 81 Grant place.
bed, white, iron. double, with good springs
and brand-new mattress: price. $3.50 com
plete. Miss Hawev. 1857 X NV. Main 1924
BED, double. walnut: springs and mattress
large velvet carpet rug, odd furniture. pic
lures etc. Call after ; pm. Apt 102. the
Parker
BICYCLES, several Juvenile, xl2 to S15; Day
ton track racer. $22.I0: Cleveland motor
cycle and side Iyer Johnson Agency
o481 18th ST. NV.
CLOTHTNG-5OO oyercoats and suits slightly
worn) S. to SIS. Honestly marked in plain
figures. One price. Big selection. Justh's
Old Stand. 8l8 u.
COAT AND SUIT. ladys. size rs: babies
coats sulky. porch gate. 1417 Monroe st. NV.
COURT CLAIMS REPORTS Room 1O4 Bal
tic Bldg, after O'Clock write and will
call. 12s
DEICO LIGHTING PLANT, practically new,
will sell for sl1e cash. Address Box 107- B.
Star office. 12'
Evening star., 1924-10-10

FLUORS-NEW FLOORS FOR OLD ONES
The most deplorable floors made perfect by
cleo. floor Surfacing machine. Our estimates
are free: service prompt: charges reasonable:
work perfect A trial will convince you. Our
phone is Franklin 1867. Call RISH0P
Floor FinjeherS 3rd st
Evening star., 1924-10-10
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

STEEL I beams, II and 10 inch; Ii, Is ana
q IT. long. Sth and ats. sw. no.
SUIT. high school cadet. size 3S, s.. North
94Sl lfaO6 18th st NV
Evening star., 1924-10-10

CHEVROLET TOURING CAR. SUPERIOR
model; FIVE cord tires; bumper, parking
light, lock wheel; this car is in excellent
condition; $375.O0; liberal terms. Wineberger
Co 37O0 CA ave
Evening star., 1924-10-10

FLOORS MADE LIKE NEW BY ELECTRIC
machine--New floors laid. Floors scraped and
finished. ]. G. PRICE, 1870 5th NV. FIR. 65o4
Iay Franklin DOT Il evenings
Evening star., 1924-10-10
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

ROCK CREEKS NURSERY.
Rockville, Nd. Phone. Kensington r.
Crepe Myrtle. Hydrangeas. Field Grown
Roses. Butterfly Bush Callicarpia. Cotton
easter. 400 varieties Of everEreens and shrubs
20 acres. Member American Association Of
Nurserymen. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1924-10-10
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

BLANKETS - Double and single. all wool:
4JT7. 1Os
BUILDING materials salvaged from sur va
rious wrecking opera tions sth and SITS. sw
Evening star., 1924-10-10

CHEVROLET TON TRUCk. 1924; almost new:
less than half original cost: has body. cab
with doors for winter. Lambert truble pruf
tires. Hartman & Howard, Il. ]. ave. at 9TH
st Ford dealers
Evening star., 1924-10-10

HARDWOOD FLOOR FINISHING-Expert;
painting. skilled mechanics. Reduced prices.
Paul Serene Q0S 10Th W
Evening star., 1924-10-10

HOUSE PAINTING. INTERIOR AND ESTE-
rIor. skilled mechanics. Best references. Paul
Serene. aOS 10Th NV Main AS and r 1891
Evening star., 1924-10-10
FOR SALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
FORDS! FORDS! FORDS!
ro.ds, ro Touring; choice Of 10. ..... ss5 up.
Fords. sedsns; choice Of s..::.....ao0 g.. s.ao00 up. up
Fords Light Delivery; choice of 3:
,ost starters. tiers l5o up.
Ford Trucks; choice Of f4..............i5o M.
1924 Chevrolet Touring new tires other ici''' w.
SOME or THE ABOVE CARS $50
BALANCE IS WEEKLY.
SIEUART'S GARAGE,
al 18th ST. NE.
-FLINT-
1!r23 Ford coupe
Ie3 Maxwell touring; disc wheels; perfect
1924 studebsker special 6 touring; disc
1924 Ford ton truck: complete with cab,
windsh'eld body, starter and lights; practi-
1873 Columbia sport sedan. duco finish.
HICKS FLINT MOTORS, Inc.
1907 14th St. NV.
North 1921.
PARTS-PARTS
for an makes of carr; Gars bought ard sold,
EXCHANGE. LIST and D sts. NV Lincoln
DODGE TOURING,
DODGE COUPE,
DODGE ROADSTER,
FORD COUPE,
BUICK ROADSTER.
GARDNER TOURING,
CHEVROLET SEDAN.
NATIONAL SPORT TOUR,
Is Others of All Kinds.
All these cars are late models and are
equipped with many extras. Every car is
IL Months to Pay For 1t.
PECk'S GARAGE,
2121 18th St. NV. Open all night.
FREY'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
USED CARS.
WHY PAY MORE:
Ford. 4-door sedanS.
WHY'S Knight Sedan.
Willys-Knght Roadster
Buick Sport Touring.
Hudson Speedster
Oldsmobile RDadster-To1rin-
Columbia Sport.
Buick Sedan
Packard Touring.
ESSEX Sedan.
Studebeker Roadster.
Ford Coupe.
ALL THESE CARS
DATE 1922 TO 1924 MODELS.
1918 18th ST. NV.
USED CARS.
VARIOUS MAKES.
REASONABLE TERMS.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
113s-114o Conn. Ave Frank 3sOn
WE HAVE
on hand several late model
used cars that are priced low
for quick sale. Every car
in perfect mechanical condi-
ton.
Your inspection invited.
Terms or trade.
NEUMEYER MOTOR CO..
1923 14th ST NV
Evening star., 1924-05-01

Daniel GoodIoe and Annie Yancy.
Kenneth l.. Coontz. u. g. Navy. and VIZ
ginia ID. Byars of Arlington. Va.
:. Raymond +. Fleming and Margaret n
Edelin,.
Edward r. Grace and Catherine A. RentDen
Andrew A. Crawford and Edna M. Hum
pfrey.
tieorge A. Dyer and Mary Frazier.
Joseph Il. lewis and Gladys Y. Mindr.
john Davis and Gladys Masterson
Richard Butler and Newby Newman.
David 4. Parker and Margaret Y. Brooks.
Harry Jordan and Agnes ]. Jenkins.
George +. Fletcher and Grace NJ. Page.
Malcolm e. SparrouSh and Catherine f..
Boyle.
James Cosey and Florence Smith.
Daniel NJ Gary and Edna s. Boyd.
James +. Kelly and Mae Fitzgerald. both Of
New York city.
Thomas ". Robinson and Lsyenia Adams
Evening star., 1924-05-01

sion of the d. A. r. Congress, have
returned to their home in Portland,
Me, after a visit in Philadelphia and
New York.
Mrs. William Irving Leahy and her
son Harold Graham have returned to
Washington from Great Lakes, ILL.,,
where they Were guests of Lieut.,
and Mrs. Marcott, u. 8. n.
Mrs. Ieahy VIII remain in Wash
ington with her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Appler, until early in May, when She
will join Lieut.. Leahy, L. S. ~, in
New York.
Miss Mary A. Lindsey will enter
tain at a tea Sunday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock at the Garden House of
the Grace Dodge Hotel in honor of
the visiting members from the Sd
Corps Area OF the Wemen's Overseas
League.
A festival of the nations" will be
given at Wardman Park, May IL, by
team No. of the Monticello Asso-
citation, of which Mrs. Minnigerode
Andrews is president, and is the last
function of the drive" conducted by
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes for the,
Thomas jefferson Memorial Founda-
tion. The grand march of the ma
tions, conducted by Mr.. Martin Scra-
mage. will be led by Miss Wallace of
Virginia and Miss Genevieve Rusk,
impersonating Britannia and Colum-
bia, to the strains of the Marine
Band, loaned for the occasion through
the courtesy of Secretary Wilbur.
Miss Marjory Webster, with a large
number of girls, will give the ma
tional dances of those countries rep
resented in the procession by groups.
wearing the national costumes. Miss
Evening star., 1924-05-01

Longworth, Mrs Theodore Roosevelt,
Mrs. Cary Il. Grayson, Mrs. Beverley
Randolph Mason, Mrs. Helen Rowland,
Mrs. Cuno ii. Rudolph, Mrs. Charles
T. Clagett, Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes,
Mrs. Macpherson Crichten, Mrs
Beale r. Howard. Mrs. Harry Lee
sRust, Mrs. Hal Nelson, Mrs. Bird NJ
Robinson. Miss Mary Williams and
Miss Gertrude Lutz.
Mrs. Grayson and Mrs. Leland s.
Conness are entertaining two tables
of bridge for the ladies of the Louise
Home" Mrs. CONFESS Is also enter
tanning at mah-jong table the
commercial secretary of the British
embassy and Mrs. Eric Buxton. Miss
Elizabeth Sparrow Grammer and Miss
Harriet Grammer Mrs. William Laird
Dunlop, jr., and Mrs. Lewis Randolph
Watson. The players are asked to
bring their mah-jong sets and cards
for bridge.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
Society
(Continued from Ninth PaeeN
Continued from Ninth Page.)

April %. Arrangements for the we'd
ding We're simply arranged and i'm
mediately after the ceremony MIR. and
Mrs. Crawford left for a wedding
trip. They will make their home in
Brookland
Mrs. Mary Davis Forsyth Of 1916
marriage of her daughter Margaret
10 Mr.. H. Paul Bell, also of this city.
he marriage was solemni2ed i'll
Grace Episcopal Church. Baltimore,
Monday, April Is, the Rev. DIR. Abbot
oftciating. Only a few relatives and
close friends were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell will he at home at 1915 NJ
street northwest after May Is.
Mrs. James S Boyd entertained at
bridge luncheon Tuesday at her
home, 1923 10th street, having as
guests Mrs. George f Bayliss, Mrs,
Louise Adams. Mrs Norman NJ. Nc
Mahon, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. NJ. w.
King, Mrs Franklin King, Mrs. Bal
ley Shumate, Mrs. Franc Sherry, Mrs.
Il. W. Briggs. Mrs, Robert Lacy, Mrs.
Henry Stringer, Mrs. Harry Oster-
mayer and Mrs. Charles Rierdan.
Mrs. William Floyd Sicard has re-,
turned to her apartment in the Wyo-
ming from a visit i'll Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren c. King, who
wero in Washington during the ses-
Evening star., 1924-05-01

Distinguished men and women are
playing NAH -jong and bridge at
Wardman Park Hotel at o'clock this
evening. Mrs. Mark Winslow Potter,
wife of the Interstate Commerce COM
missioner, is sponsoring the home In
this city for women, girls and moth ers
with their children who daily appeal
at this open door" Christian service
home. Among the additional patron
esses are Mrs. Harry S.lNew, Mrs. Hu-
bert Work, Mrs. Henry C. Wallace,
Irs James j. Davis, Mrs. Nicholas
Evening star., 1924-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Cnauncey Depew
Steele of Briarcliff. N. Y, arrived to-
day at the New Willard, having come
to ask President Coolidge to attend a
dinner which will be given soon in
honor of former Senator Chauncey
NJ. Depew.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

DIR. Swormstedt has gone to Boston
for a weeks visit with his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lothrop Mansfield.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

The Columbian Women of George
Washington University will be the
guests of Mrs. Charles r. Corby at
her home. on the Rockville pike, Sat
urd2y. Mrs. Corby has arranged
delightful musical program to be
given at O'Clock pm, which will be
followed by the annual meeting of
the Columbian Women. Mrs. Corby
will then serve supper on the lawn.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

Eugenie lie Merle will dance the
tango. Mr.. Bowie Clark is chairman
of the young mems committee Miss
Bessie Mallicote and Miss Clara Pratt
have charge of the tickets, which are
also at the newsstands of the leading
hotels.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
WARNING

Don't delay-1ast year at sale we did not
have enough machines to meet the demand
and with better value for the money this year
and only so machines truly expect them
to go quickly.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
Special Features

A splendid quality machine with cap
ped presser and needle bar-disc tension
automatic bobbin winder.
Equipped with motor of best known
make and complete in every detail in
Guiding full set of attachments.
The machine is fully guaranteed by
the maker and ourselves.
And the biggest feature of all-The
Price-Only S39.75.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

10th Anniversary
Our S47.5O National
Vibrator Portable Electric
Sewing Machine
Complete cS1 R"SS With S1'k aS S30.75
Attachments
Terms $500 Cash and $500 Month
With Interest at h4o a Month
If payments are made promptly each
month the total amount of the interest
is 72 cents.
We only have so of these machines at this
price and they are to go quickly FOR
THEY HAVE BEEN SELLING FAST AT THE
REGULAR PRICE OF $47.50.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
HYLAS T. WHEELER.
HOTEL OWNER, DEAD
Proprietor of the St. James Was
73 Years 0ld-Burial in
New Hampshire.

Hy!as Tenney Wheeler. - years
old, proprietor Of the ST James Hotel.
prominent Mason and Il resident OF
this city for the last 80 years, died
at his residence. 5iS VI street. today.
Mr.. Wheeler had been in failing health
for the last three years. He under
went an operation last June and since
that time had grown steadily worse.
Mr.. VIII .clcr was born in New
Hampshire July 4. 1851 While a
young man he was in the clothing
business in Wilmington. Del. Later
he came to this city TO accept the
position OF manager of the St. James
Hotel \ that time his uncle, Levi
Woodbury., now \ director OF the
Norfolk & WASHINGTON Steamboat
Companv and otherwise prominently
identified in this city. was proprietor
of the hotel
MIR. Wheeler remained manager
of the hotel until his uncle. Mr.. Wood
bury. retired. about six years ago. -
which time the former assumed the pro
prietorship.
He had long been prominen, in Ma
sonic circles here. He was a charter
member and past master Of Temple
Noyes Lodge. No. 32, F. A. a. NJ. He
was also a past master of Acacia
Lodge. No. Is. F. 4. 4. M; a member
and the Washington Commandery.
No. 1, knights .Templar.
Funeral services will he conducted
at the residence Friday afternoon al
, o'clock with the knights Templar
in charge. lnterment will he in
Salem. y. H., Saturday The Spicket
Lodge. No. S5, \. +. and \. NJ, will
be in charge of services at the grave.
Mr.. Wheeler is survived by two
sons. Levi W oodbury Wheeler. OF New
York. and HyIas Tenney Wheeler, jr.,
the latter having acted as general
manager of the hotel during his
fathers Illness: three brothers. Frank
Wheeler, George Wheeler and AlonzC
Wheeler: two nieces, Miss Gerold
Douglas Wheeler and Miss Jane
Wheeler: sister. Mrs. Charles w.
Howe, of Lynn, Mass. and his uncle,
Levi Woodbury. His wife. Mrs. Sarah
Frances Wheeler, died in April. 1922.