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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-08-21

| from the high point of two weeks
ago, California buyers have again
come into the market and are buying
on a fairly large scale. That state is
expected TO take most of the wheat
from the Pacific northwest this year
and it is likely that as much business
| will be done with California as with
foreign points, providing the wheat
is available.
Significant Factor
The significant factor in the Cana
dian and United States crops this
year, in the probability of the United
States gaining back its export trade
which was lost to Canada during the
1924 season. With short crops In
Canada, and fair to good crops in this
country, foreign buyers will not be
able to depress prices in this country
to the extent that it was done last
year, when Canada and this country
with good crops, were toyed with in
obtaining supplies. Foreign buyers
held the upper hand all of last sea-
son, buying in Canada to depress
prices in this country, and when Can
adian prices went too high, buyers
appeared in this country.
Healthy Condition
The present season should be a |
healthy one, but not particularly for |
the buyers. Sellers in Canada and |
this country will be in a position to |
hold for fair prices, and the farmers |
Of the country are elated over the
rise of approximately 80 cents a bu-
shell over the opening prices of last
season. In some sections of the
notably the Pacific north
vest, many farmers will obtain 40
o 80 cents a bushel more than last
eason. The trade will not suffer by
hese advanced prices, but foreign
uyers will not be able to buy to such
asy advantage.
Argentina and Russia
Late reports from Argentina in
icate that that country is suffering
rom drought. 1t, however, will have
o immediate bearing on world mar
cts, as 1t is too early and favorable
Teather late in the fall will give bet
n indications as to the crops How
YER, should the crop be reduced in
ldl country, tueu iut WuedJ uldThel
ould be in a position to advance to
Ugh levels during the winter and
)ring months.
Russia will have little wheat to ex-
)rt during the present Season, ac-
riding to the latest reports. While =
ports are incomplete, those that are
indicate that drought has :
used famine conditions in some sec
Dns, while only a moderate crop is
ing produced in other sections
ussia cannot be considered a heavy c
ctOr this year, and while that
untry did not play a prominent part =
e season just passed, yet the pOss- l
ility of exports was used by for IL
IN buyers in depressing prices.
With So new industries established U
the state of Washington during
3 first half of 1924, new record a
s been established in the manu- y
cturing field, according to an an
uncement by the Manufacturers D.
ISOLATION. Statistics show 81 per- OF
Mt increase over the corresponding y
Rod for 1923.
Beer" and "bier" both refer to u
netting that's gone.
The path of least persistence W
ISN'T lead to success. fl
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Evening star., 1924-10-26

FTRNITURE-If you want to obi ain best re-
suits for your furniture and other iiscet-
laueous. call Mr.: shapiro, 6Oa Louisiana ave-
franklin 3ISn.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

DURANT touring, 1923: 30-day guarantee: one
third cash; year TO pay balance: no finance
charges: equipped with bumper, motometer,
spare tire and parking light: $500 See Mr..
Barnes. Used Car Dept. Harper Motor Co
1l2S Conn. ave. Phone Franklin 4307. Open
SUNDAY frnm 10 70 & m.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

100-CAR GARAGE business for sale: ~ cars
on storage: accessories, fixtures, etc: or will
rent each floor separate. 324o Prospect ave,
Georgetown.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

ESSEN FOUR TOURING; excellent condition:
S36U. 1T49 L st. NV.
ESSEN 4-cylinder coach. driven only i4On
miles; will sacrifice for 5000. Call Sunday
am Col. 310l. 1921 FairmOnt st.
FLEETWOOD PACKARD coupe: bargain: must
be seen to be appreciated. Auto Sales 20.
I'LL l4th. See Mr.. Ayor. 2ss
FORD ROADSTER, 1923-In perfect condition:
has lock wheel, parking light and extra tire;
terms. Open evenings and Sunday. 8. & G.
Motor Co.. 1070 Wisconsin ave. West 7so 1ss
(CeAtiAuea Sa Next PaSel
Evening star., 1924-10-26

any desk, chairs to match; two aNl2 gray
rugs. table and other chairs; must he III hrst-
class condition Phone Franklin 1908.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITrRE-One 5-piece mahogany paror
| suite. ladies oak writing desk, dining room
table, chairs, buffet two beds complete, icr
hoX, rugs, gas range: must be- sold at once
i for cash; no dealers. 1l9 Lawrence st, Brook
]
Evening star., 1924-10-26

BUICK, 1923. 5-PASS TOrRINl,: yerv jo,,
price; this car has been run very little: th..
price 1s right; easy terms See Mr. Hines Or
'lafk. washington Flint Co. 1917 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FCRNITURE-Oak extension table - lcavcSt. +.
/ SD; Englander couch, pad. cover. si0: rocker,
| 81: toilet Set, $50. Apt. H. Olympia. Col.
| 1884 "
Evening star., 1924-10-26

$500 CASH FOR TWO HIGH DRY LOTS
over acres. at Lanham. Md. 300 feet front
40 deep; houses all around. school. white
neighborhood; 80 minutes by auto or bus over
paved highway, by Bladensburg to property:
10 minutes by train. Over 800 pine trees.
sizes for Nmas selling: if cut this year would
give buyer this property practically free.
OWNER LINCOLN 399S- w
Evening star., 1924-10-26
Continued.

POOLR0oM and bowling alleys; splendid cs-
tahlished business with low rent: excellent To-
cation; good reason for selling. Price, So, 500
Address Box 16S-U. Star office
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITURE-Before selling your household
goods call s. Weisenberg and get best re-
suIts Main o275 4l6 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITURE BARGAINS Bed. dresser.
chairs. rugs. box couch, typewriter. rhone
l'Il
Evening star., 1924-10-26

HOT WATER HEATING. We specialize In
neat. hrst-class work. thoroughly experienced
mechanics. Estimates cheerfullv given. Line
soS5-W. Modern Heating Co. 1873 f. Cap. St
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITCRE-N 3 piece living room suites
in best quality figured velour or tapestry.
slae: value s21O; other odd chairs at bargain
prices. New York UpholsterinS Co., 6ly /
Evening star., 1924-10-26

DURANT SEDAN, late model: looks and runs
like new: or will trade with open car, balance
Adams 5f6l
Evening star., 1924-10-26

PIGEOSS-RacinG Homers. Three and fve
hundred mile dsy birds, also 60G-nnile birds
the next day. Blackhiu and Gerrey strains
Call Sundays week DAYS after > O'Clock
pm. Reasonable prices. Maple Grove Loft.
X. Ratrs. RerNyn. Md.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

BATHROOM OUTFITS. all new and guaran-
teed, $50 up: kitchen sinks of all kinds.
$5.25 up: new white vtreous toilet outfits at
SO. 30 up: new hot-air furnace purchased from
Government at $50; all Of our plumbing ma
terial is sold with a guarantee OF money
back II you want it."
BEAMS-I beams angles, channels irons:
grders. suitable for county bridges; steel
trusses of soft. spans. The largest selec-
tion in the city at the cheapest price. stored
at our Camp Meigs grounds only. 9th and
Fla. ave. ne.
BRICK, at Camp Meigs only.
DOORS AND SASH, both salvaged and new:
new doors. stock sizes. So and 81. 25; sash, new
6 lights, 81 each; screens, 40c each.
FURNACES--Brandn dnew hot air furnaces pur-
chased from the Government, $50 each.
LUMBER-Salvaged from our many wrecking
operations.
PAINT-weathershield house paint, manufac-
tured by Certain-teed Company, white and
other coIors, 81. 25 per gallon.
RO0FING-'Capitol roofing. manufactured by
Certanteed Co.. 1ply, s1.25; ply. $1.75;
3ply. s2.25. Mill-end roofing. 1-ply. 95c;
2-piy, s1.23: 3-ply, $50. Certain-teed four
in-one shingles, guaranteed ten years, $500
per square.
WALL BOARD Brand new fiber board. Sc
per SO. IT.: new ireproof rock board, 3Sc
sIDSEY HEcHINGER HOUSE wREcKING
CO., Camp Meigs, 5th and Fla. ave. northeast.
at both ofices until $50 pm. THIRTEEN
YEARS SAVING YOU MONEY ON BUILD
ING MATERIAL AND. CHEERFULLY RE.
FUNDING ON MERCHANDISE RETURNED
HAVE ESTABLISHED THE GOOD WILL OF
THIS COMPANY.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FTRNITU RE-toldeD OAK rhifonicr dresser
china rloset and chairs. HOS Columbia rd.
I Ant
Evening star., 1924-10-26

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE. easy payment.
small investment opportunity, for yearly 1000
and over income, from investment in limited
number shares. sold by local company, certi-
ficate providing for payment of fixed per cent
on gross receipts frou sale of patented ar
ficIe: funds used demonstrating to market;
article proven practical, and economical; for
commercial use. with million dollar yearly
sale poasibilities; confirmed by Government re-
ports. contracts. Address Box 3l6-Ts Star
Evening star., 1924-10-26
FUR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

ADDlNtT MACHlNE, seven columns. I3-lnch
carriage: S75. Coll Sunday, a10 Madison St
NV Col. 4461-w. 26'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., cabinet style. and 20
records; reasonable if sold at once. Potomac
:;-2.32 2Ts
ANTIQUES. mahogany chests of drawers and
mirrors. Any time except Sunday between
pm. and , pm. 1881 2sth st. NV, Apt. 20.
Adams 5Tas-J
ANTIQUE, Heppeiwhite sideboard, with desk
in center: excellent condition and rare: inlaid
English table, Turkish harem lamp: by private
owner. Address Box 21-U. Star Office.
APPLES -Stayman Winesap and Winesap. f.
Fl. Woodford Boulevard. Berwyn, Nd. Phone
Berwyn 110-J.
APPLES and delicious blended cider. Grimes
Golden, York Imperial. Black Twig, Winesap
and Paradise: now is the time to put in your
Winter supply. ''The Falls Church Orchards,
near West Falls Church. Va. Cross Key
Bridge and follow lee Highway" to Fails
Church Turn right Ieesburg road past
West Falls Church Station about I mile. 27s
AUTOMOBILE ENGINE Oakland. 6-cylnder.
$40: also wheels. 81 each Call Chilson, %
Lincoln ave. Takoma Park
BABY CARRIAGE-430 II NV.
BABY CARRIAGE, Whitney, $I5 Apt IA
1900 Conn. ave. Col. 2n25.
BABY CARRIAGE. Whitney reversible.
Adams 2s9D
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITURE Look these wonderful nsnr
and bridge lamps over: shade and stand for
what you pay elsewhere for the shade alone.
See these $3.50 and s. - Windsor chairs.
Don't miss thes" - end tables. The
best $40 console table in the city. - odd liv-
ing room cha RS of IN" finest quality III sac
rifice. The Bargain House, open 10 10 pm.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITURE - Dining, living and he'd room
suites wanted; also general household goods.
Main S3To Central Eurn. Go.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

I Fl RNlTC RE. oak dining tnbic aud chairs
sideb"ard. chifonier and sundry articles. Apt
10, 1924 : St NV. Phone y. Il7.,. 2Ss
Evening star., 1924-10-26

| Fun TuRE-Winged freside chair, antique
! spool armchair. small antique swan sofa
| claw feet; all newly upholstered: child :
antomobie. electric lights. Phone Columbia
Dlo1.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FCRNIIuRE--Entirc contents Of house. 14o1
Emerson NV; refrigerator. cost 81, sell for
SO Drop-side couck with mattress, new,
never been used: cost $2i.50 sell SO. Oak
chiH0niere. worth 50; sell for SO. Selling
house, leaving city
Evening star., 1924-10-26

TYPEWRITERS--I' Underwood. 50: Remington
So5: L. G. Smith, SIS; Royal. 81; Woods stock
So: Corona. with case. So: We repair any
make of typewriter: we can arrange terms,
s., down and per month: ribbons. 30 cents ca
Federal Twpe. Exch., 115 II 81. NV. NJ. 1874
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CHANDLER DE LuXE SPORT. 4rsssru-
coupe; just the car for particular hUt tr
The price will surpris" YOU: liberia terms
year To pay. Justice Motors, BIB lifm s
Evening star., 1924-10-26

BRASS BED-Largest size, with large filters
and post, spring and mattress; cost 500; will
sacrifice for quick sale; large wardrobe with
; compartments, mirror doors. dark quar-
tered oak; also large china closet. 1852 Rilt-
more ST. NV Col. 10000 o6s
Evening star., 1924-10-26
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.

MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
Reanty Parior; exclusive trade; rent SIS;
price S2,250
Ladies, Wear Shop, downtown; rent SEQ;
price s., 500.
Acme bicycle business, including sales and
repairs; price reasonable.
Bowling alleys cigars and magazines; no
better location; price $1,000.
Garage, storage. taxi, auto rental: long
lease; capacity 80 cars: price $4,000.
Lunch Room, rent s75, price 81, 900.
Lunch Room and Confectionery; splendid
proposition; rent S100: price 5000.
Tea Room, exclusive and paying; rooms
| above; price 81 800.
Confectionery and fruits. near 14th and F
sts; receipts about $500 per wk.; price S., 900.
Wholesale and retail candy business; oppor-
tunty for right man; price $500.
Delicatessen. conf, cigars. sodas: near
transfer corner: rent $l25; receipts 5000 per
week: price $1,000.
| Meat stand in market; rent $50; price 81 500
! Roomins and Boarding House; so rms; well
furnished: price $500.
Rooming and Boarding House; downtown;
| 80 rms: price s1.650.
Rooming HOUSE, II rms; near Public
| Library: rent ss5: price $3.50.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
| Q1Q n " AWE
Evening star., 1924-10-26

TEA ROOM. business store and 3 floors in
h"art OF downtown section: splendid oprOr-
iithity for party who understands this business:
S 500 cash Address Box 25S-T, star Office.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CHANDLER DISPATCH. 1872: looks III
new. Terms. S320 down, $50 monthly W
take smaller ear in on down payment. Nor
$500 $500 I4ih St NV
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CHALMERS. l"2:i, 5-fASS. TOI RING; IN Va
usual fine condition, looks and runs like nov
the prir" l. right; easy terms. Your
part payment SEQ Mr. Hines or Clark, Wa>ir
ingfnn EliIi O. LII IL
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CHANDLER TOI RING. 1923 :t-paSseng,.
Pixies Peak motor; car newly painted and fuiE
equipped terms. cash s3s2: Si1.T5 month
1900 l3fb 81 North aSEn
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CADILLAC I-passencer touring. in good
dition- This car Is gise-awav S..
easy terms. Sterling Knight .tgcnc, l".t'
Conn. ave. NJ sGII
Evening star., 1924-10-26

MAN Of ALI URlNG CUN-
Germ making intensive sales cam
paign desires reliable representa-
tives financially able to handle
it's business in Leesburg, Fair
fax, Warrenton, Berryville,
Front Royal and Manchester,
Virginia. Address Box 24O-T,
Star office. x
Evening star., 1924-10-26

DURANT sport sedan. 1924: equipped with
bumper. motomcter spare tire stop and park
ing light. trunk rack. two suit cases. rear vi
sion mirror. full kit of tools: 30-day guar.n-
tee; one-third cash; year to pay balance: no
finance charges: S91a. See Mr.. Barnes scd
Car Dept, Harper Motor Co. 1I"S Conn ave
Phone Franklin 1907 Open Sunday from ~
Evening star., 1924-10-26

BUICK sedan. 1873; new motor. like new
argaln Auto Sales Co, I'LL 18th IT. 50,
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CHEN RoLET SEDAN-1@a3; excellent cond
ton throughout: many extras: will make any
demonstr ton: terms to- responsible party. 81
-. NV. Potomac 3il
Evening star., 1924-10-26
FOR SaLE-AUToM0BILEs.

BUICK SEDAN, 1922; 5-passenger: rehnished
and looks like new. at a very reasonable price;
easy terms: your car in trade. Justice Motors,
1918 14th st. NV.
BUICK 4 TOURING: driven by owner; new
tires, battery; leaving city, will sacrifice for
cash. Col 1643.
BUICK TOURING. 1923: driven by owner; per-
will sacrifice Col 1913.
BUICK TOURING. 1872: exceptionally fine con-
dition; completely overhauled price, A73:
cash terms. Coles Auto Service. Rear
1927 o 1t. H. Ss
BUICK TOURING, 1918 in good condition in
every way. This car Is in everyday use
giving splendid service; $325; liberal terms
Sterling Knight Agency. 1920 Conn. ave. NJ
4611.
BUICK, 1924, sedan; four wheel brakes: driven
BY Marine officer, who has been transferred
70 Panama; purchased October l. Address Box
57-U, Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

YOUR OPPORTUNITY. stationery, book and
Toy store in downtown locat Price reason
able for quick sale or trade for equity in real
estate. Address Box 243-T. Star office a7s
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CADALLAC. I-PASS. SPORT: late Igg.
model: looks and runs like new: { brand nov,
cord tires with spares; complete with toy
VIII accept your as part paymcut an
arrange terms. SratDn Garage ~ Seatnn II r.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

BUICK COUPE, 1873; 4passenger: pert,
stablzers: best equipment. Also
Buick 1874 sport roadster: hest looking ca
IN washington: sacrifice either ear; leavir..
for Florida. Col S73O-J o6s
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, etc fhonc VI
1872 for wagon or have me call. ''Neschlef,
Ii
Evening star., 1924-10-26

nCiCk, 1873, G-cyI. coupe; perfect condition.
anna rd. Cot 50
Evening star., 1924-10-26

IHXTURN6 Tor AtaEa. 20 ztA stI s.Ns
Evening star., 1924-10-26
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

COW, young healthy. gentle. Holstein: fresh
child can milk her: $50. DR.. c. c. Fletcher,
Wheeler Road. Congress Heights. oss
FIRST-CLASS RIDING HORSE; gentle; 5-ft
jumper. 3 L. Butler, 53ls Eastern ave. ne.
Burrv lie. D. &. 2ss
Evening star., 1924-10-26

BtiIk, 1als, roadster, with Winter top; bloc l.
.eDored Iast Spring; good paint Two nco
Evening star., 1924-10-26
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

pulets SO; 81. 80 each: cockerel. barred Rock
and Ieghorn hens. 50chick brooder. Adams
3563W.
200 EGG PORTER INCUBATOR. SIS. and
2OO-egg Old Tr1Isty incubator. $40; coal brood
er stove and hover, $3.50 all three with oat
sprouter, drinking fountain and other inci-
dentals, $50. 300 Marian ave. Clarendon.
RHODE ISLAND REDS for sale at market
prices 3s22 3Ist. Mt Rainier
TWO FARM HORSES sound and gentle, work
anywhere one a good family horse; cheap for
quick sale. Col SOB.
PULLETS, Rhode Island Red: Owen Tomp-
kins strain; $500 apiece. Address Box 154-T.
Star Office. 21s
Evening star., 1924-10-26

GOLD. silver, watches. diamonds and OLD
jcyelry needed i'll manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid Selneers, sls 81.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

CHEVROLET 4a0 TOURING-C hoice OF two,
both good condition. 51S 10Th 81. ne.
CHEVROLET SEDAN 1873: run O Oi0 m les
hrst-class condition throughout; 500; terms.
West i,l5 or 2ll L st.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

FURNITCRE-We buy household furnit urc
and Office fixtures Money advanced on stor-
age. Sachs Furniture Co., corner Sth anu ID
nw Main -b3t6
Evening star., 1924-10-26

BU1Ck SEDAN, 7-passenger: newly painted
new Royal cord tires and practically new 81
gine: bargain. 926 18th 1t NV
Evening star., 1924-10-26

HONEYl HONEY! HONEY!
1924 crop, light honey. now ready, 3-lb. jar
Dark honey at Old prices. Your container
6Iled Ut usual reductions. Come SUNDAYS
only. Beechbank Apiaries, Forest Glen, Md.
Write for mail prices.
VICTROLA, $3.50 model, slight
ly used; guaranteed same as
new instrument; price, SIS
1910 18th st.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19

GIBBONS Bring Visit
In Capital to Close.

Hugh Gibson. American minister
to Poland, and Mrs. Gibson, who
have been in Washington for two
months while Mr.. Gibson was on
special duty at the State Depart.
ment, left town yesterday for New
York and will sail on Saturday on
the President Roosevelt for Europe.
They are returning to Warsaw.
While in Washington Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson were guests Of the Secre.
tary OF Commerce and Mrs. Hoover,
\ \ X
Maj. Gen. Hatsuro Haraguchi,
military attache Of the Japanese
embassy, entertained at luncheon
today at the Willard for q com.
pany Of men.
The Counselor Of the German EN-.
basSy and Nine. Won Lewinslxi win
entertain informally at dinner this
evening at their residence on six
teenth street in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Fisher. Mr.. Fisher has
been recently appointed attache Of
the American embassy at Berlin.
The Washington times., 1924-02-19

ment which manifested itself in the
enthusiastic reception given the le-
gion leaders, the calls for such Ia
vorites as Col. James A. Drain and
Watson F. Miller, past District com.
manders, and the singing Of the
now classic "Iuway" song when
Colonel McNider, product of the
State where 1.-The tall corn grows"
appeared in the speakers box.
Three service bands-army, navy
and marine corps-provided the
music, which was broadcasted over
the radio. And the bathrooms were
effectively decorated with the Stars
and Stripes and the flags Of the
various legion posts in the District.
Among those in attendance Of
national prominence In the Ameri-
can Legion were John r. Quinn.
the national commander; Col. Alvin
NJ. Owsley. Of Texas, a past national
commander; Col. Hanford MacNider.
or Iowa, past national commander:
watson B. Miller, a past national
vice commander; Col. James "A,
Drain, a past department com.
mander for the District Of Column
bla; John Lewis Smith, a past de-
partment commander, and about
half of the former service men
group Of members of the United
States Senate and the House.
This group included Senator Alva
B. Adams of Colorado, Congressman
Tom Connally of Texas. Congress
man Lamar LETTERS Of Alabama.
Congressman A. Piatt Andrew Of
Massachusetts. Congressman John
insolvency of Ohio, Congressman
Robert G. Simmons Of Nebraska,
a former department commander Of
the American Legion there; Con-
gresham Royal johnson Of South
Dakota, Congressman A. L. Bull
Wrinkle of North Carolina, Con.
gresham William p. Connery. tr.,
Of Massachusetts,, Congressman B.
Carroll Reece of Tennessee, Con-
gresham Sol Bloom of New York,
who was accompanied by Mrs.
Bloom; Col. Thomas w. Miller, the
Alien Property Custodian; Congress-
The Washington times., 1924-02-19
Mrs. Coolidge Guest
at Senate Ladies
Luncheon

Mrs. Coolidge attended the weekly
luncheon of the Ladies' OF the Senate
in the Senate Office building today.
The Mistress of the White House,
who was president OF this organise
ton while Mr.. Coolidge was Vice
President, has missed but one meet
ing Of the club since 1t reconvoned
and that was last week when she
was in New York.
Foster Stearns Is arriving at the
White House, where his father,
Frank w. Stearns, is a guest, Tor a
brief visit on his way to Ash0ville,
n. G.
CoVerncr and Mrs. PinchOt
Visit MEs. Wood
Governor Clifford Pinchot and
Mrs. Pinchot are guests of the for
mer's aunt, Mrs. Charles B0ughton
Wood, for a few days. Governor
Pinchot is here to undergo treat
ment for ear trouble, having come
from Southern Pines, s. c.. on Sun
day.
Mrs. Pinchot assisted Mrs. Wood,
who was at home yesterday after
noon.
The former Peruvian ambassador,
Federico Alfonzo Pezet, now living
in New York, is spending some time
in Washington, and yesterday enter.
tanned informally at luncheon at the
Shoreham,
The Counselor Of the Danish Lee
cation and Mrs. Helmer.Peterson are
established in an apartment at 1000
Massachusetts avenue which they
recently leased, and have given mp
their apartment at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Lady Mackinnon, wife of tho Aus
tralian High Commissioner, was
hostess at tea in the ballroom of
the Shoreham yesterday, entertain
ing party Of forty.
Constantin Brun, the minister Of
Denmark, entertained a small COM
pany at luncheon yesterday at the
Willard.
L0tin-A
Plan Dinner Party
The diplomats who will attend the
first Of the Pan-American dinners
given by the secretaries and at.
taches Of the Latin-American coun-
tries tomorrow at the Willard will
include FREDERICK Agacio B., En-.
rique Chirgwin, Arturo Espinosa
and Benjamin Cohen, of Chile; Rob-
erto Mendez Gonclaves and Teniente
Ribeyro, Of Brazil; Col. GuillertnO
Valotta, Comandante Ricardo WACO
and Conrado Traverse, Of Argentine:
Juan Mendoza, of Peru; Manuel Y
de Negri, Jose BeniteZ, r. Padilla
Nerve and Estevan ManzanerA, Of
Mexico; Jose. T. Baron, Carlos de u
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