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Summer Lull Finds
Members of Cabinet
Absent from Capital
Secretary Mellon Sojourning
at Southampton Others
on Official Trips Through
West-Events of Interest.

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon. is remaining with his daugh-
ter and son, Milsa Mellon and Mr..
Paul Mellon, until the end of the
month in the villa which they are
occupying at Southampton.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Sargent,
went out of town Friday and will
return tomorrow morning Mrs.
Sargent is in their home in Yer
mont.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
New have closed their apartment, on
wyoming avenue, and moved yester-
day to the house on Edgemoor lane.
in Edgemoor, Md, which they leased
from Mr. and Mrs. Dallas McGrew.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur will arrive in San Fra n
cisco u.is morning from Los Angeles,
where they have been .for several
days. Mrs. Wilbur will visit Judge
and Mrs. Myers, who were guests in
the Spring of the Secretary and Mrs.
Wilbur in Washington. The Secre-
tary will sail Tuesday aboard the T.
). 5. New York, the practice ship
for midshipmen, for Astoria. Greg.
and after a day there will go TO San
Diego, Calf, before joining Mrs.
Wilbur in San Francisco.
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur will
sail from San Francisco Monday,
July 81 aboard the transport Hem
derson for Hampton Roads, by way
of the Panama Canal
The Secretary of the Interior, DR..
Work, who has been travelling ex-
tensively through the West. will re-
turn to Washington Saturday. Today
he is at American Falls, Idaho. where
he went from Kings Hill after a short
stay In Ontario. Greg. Thursday he
Will arrive in Chicago after stopping
in Porcatello, Iowa, and will come TO
Washington directly from Chicago
The Secretary of Agriculture. Mr..
Jardine, is expected here tomorrow or
Tuesday, having arrived in Chica go
yesterday. He has been travelling
through the West inspecting agricul-
tural conditions.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. Davis,
will come to Washington the middle
of this week from Battle Creek, Mich.
where he has been since Mrs. Davis
and their daughter, Jane, sailed Sat.
urday, July 4, accompanied by, the
Secretary's mother. Mrs David ].
Davis. The Secretary has postponed
his sailing for the Scandinavian coun-
tries until later in the month and will
be in Washington the remainder OF
the week
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Continued from Fourth Pagel
Margaret Lindsay and Mr.. James
Burns Horning, son of Mr. and Mrs
George d. Horning took place. Father
Fealy officiated, with members of the
immediate families present.
The bride wore an ensemble suit of
blue chiffon with a large lace picture
hat in the same shade of blue and a
corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. Her sister, Miss Eliza
beth Lindsay, was her maid of honor
and wore a costume of orchid color
chiffon. Mr.. Edward ]. Shaughnessy
was best man.
Witnessing the ceremony were Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Lindsay, Richard Lind
say, Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Horning
Miss Belle Horning. Mr.. and Mrs
George D. Horning, jr., and Miss
Marie Horning.
The young couple left after the
wedding for an extended motor tour
through Canada, and after their re-
turn early in August they will be at
home at the Pershing apartments.
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DIR. and Mrs. Brenizer
Guests at Blowing Rock NC.

DIR. and Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer have
gone to Blowing Rock. n. c., where
they are guests of the formers
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dunn, in their new home
there. DIR. and Mrs. Brenizer made the
trip by motor and will return to their
home in Georgetown early in August
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn have many
friends in Washington, where they
are frequent guests of DIR. and Mrs
Brenizer. They have recently com
pleted a new home on Blowing Rock
several miles up the mountain from
Charlotte. \. c., after occupying a
bungalow there for many seasons. Dr.
and Mrs. Brenizer spend their Sum
mers at Blowing Rock
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Prominent Society
Folk Quitting City
For Summer Season

Continued from Fourth Page)
son they will go to the mountains in
northern Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Hutchins,
who are spending the mid Summer
ct the Homestead, Hot Springs, Va,
expect to sail for Europe on the
OLYMPIC in August. They plan to take
an extended motor trip through Eng
land and Scotland.
Miss Catherine Knox Berry and
Miss Nancy Berry have gone to Hen
dersonville, Tenn, TO visit their pa
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Horatio
Berry, and will remain there until
September. Several attractive parties
have been arranged for the girls since
their arrival in Hendersonville.
Mr., and Mrs. r. o. Edmonston, jr.,
and their daughter. Miss Frances Ed
monston, had as their guest over the
Fourth of July and the week end Mr.
William A. Randlette of Richmond
Va. who returned to his home early
in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Rush Holland had Wis
iting them in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel Mrs Elizabeth
in Beloit, Wis.
Mrs. Paul Holland, sister-in-law of
Mr.. Holland. spent a few days with
them on her way from her home in
Denver TO New England, making the
trip by motor.
Mrs. William Hamilton Knox is en-
tertaining a week end house party of
u at her Summer place on Chesa-
peake Bay.
Mrs. Craigie, wife of Col. Wallace
Craigie, is making a series CT visits in
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Melissa Croell left Washington
last week for Williamsport, Pa,
where she will join her niece and
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B.
Eddy, the latter formerly Miss AL
Verda Redman, and will make her fu-
ture home with them. Both Mrs.
Croell and Mrs. Eddy were members
of the Phil Sheridan w. r. c. of
Washington, and Mrs. Eddy was the
youngest woman ever to serve as
president in the District.
After MascaEni had written "Cayal-
lerla Rusticana" he threw it into the
fire, but his wife rescued it.
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DR.. NJ. B. Harris. to Attend
Conference IN London

DIR. Mary B. Harris will sail
Wednesday on the Arabic for England.
where she will attend the international
prison conference in London. She
will be absent until September and
will visit penal institutions on the
continent before returning TO Wash.
ington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dowie Take
Party to Eastern Shore

Mr.. and Mrs. James Albert Dowie
of North Braddock. Va, accompanied
by Mrs. Dowie's mother, Mrs. E. Jane
johnson; her daughter. Miss Jane
Dunnock Brewer, and her sister, Miss
Pauline Johnson, are motoring to the
Eastern Shore of Maryland.
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fireworks in the pow-wow grounds
back of the camp.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy of
Washington and their daughter, Miss
Mary Kennedy, student at Bryn
Mawr, are occupying for the rest of
the season Mrs. Harry Hunters cabin
at Skyland, where they had as their
house guest over the last week end
MIR. Henning G. Nelms, also of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Leslie J. Perry of Washington
after spending several weeks with
relatives in New England is now visit
ing Mrs. Charles J. Hepburn of Phila-
delphia at her Skyland cabin for the
remainder of the season.
Among Washingtonians who reach.
ed the camp in time for the celebra-
ton of July 4 were Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Boyd. Mrs George Holmes
and her little daughter, Mrs. G.. W.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Saunders
and family. Mrs. Pierce and small
daughter. Miss Mignenette Bucking
ham, Mr. J. p. Buckingham. Mr. d.
d. Drain. Miss Betty Brown Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Kingsbury,- Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Peacock and son. Mrs. c.
f. Blackford, Miss NJ. c. Hunt and
Mr. and Mrs William c. Barnes
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To Visit Lake Louise and
Later Honolulu, Hawaii.

Mrs. Rawson Warren, wife Of Lieut.
Col. Rawson Warren. U. s. A, left
Wednesday for Lake Louise, Canada,
where she will spend a month, after
which she will visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William Whitney Goodale in
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

DR.. Mabel Elliott of the Woma n S
Medical College Hospital. Philadelphia,
has been selected as head of the Pub
lie Health Department of the Ameri-
can Hospital at Toxic. Japan.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

After Mascagni had written "Caval-
lerla Rusucana" he threw it into the
fire, but his wife rescued it.
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Salmon Soup.

Take one-half a can of salmon.
drain, and free 1t from skin and bone
mash fine with a fork. then pass
through a sieve. Put one tablespoon
full of butter, two tablespoonfuls OF
-four, one-half a teaspoonful of salt =,
a little paprika, or a dash of cayenne
in a saucepan over the fire When
we'll mixed, add gradually three cup
fuls of hot milk and stir until smooth
and creamy. Add one cupful of thin
cream to the prepared salmon, turn
into a double boiler. add the remain
der of the cream, more seasoning If
necessary, and simmer for ten min
utes. Stir in one tablespoonful Of
chopped parsley and serve
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Mrs. William Hamilton Knox is en-
tertaining a week end house party of
u at her Summer place on Chesa-
peake Bay.
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Continued from Fourth Page)
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Brilliant Nuptial
Events IN Record
For Midsumme,

Continued from Fourth Page1
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Mrs. Craigie. wife of Col Wallace
Craigie, is making a series CT visits in
Pennsylvania
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FOR StLE-IIOISES,
$3.50.
AN OPPORTUNITY

An OPPOR 7 Z N !
to get a better home for your
money than is offered elsewhere.
An attractive six-room and
bath, colonial type. tapestry
brick home; large front porch
breakfast and sleeping porches,
instantaneous hot-water heater,
built-in tub and shower; l42-
loot lot. Located in a desirable
section between two beautiful
avenues. It !, real buy and
should be seen before making
any decision. Address Box
2OS-A. Star office.
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NORTHEAST
* Snn

SO.0OU.
This brick home. containing 9 r, bath.
electricity, garage space, near 9th and rla.
ave-, offered most any terms Owner
VIM. 6. PHILLIPS.
143o X NJ 46OO
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Splendid (iaranc Site

0PIGIIN1U NdTdHt N1lE.
\ magnificent corner loca
ton with 1870 feet frontage
on each street. Surrounded
~ new. large garage and other
business buildings in growing
section of northV est Washing
ton. Property includes two
2stnry brick houses and Hrw
STORY brick commercial build
ng. One of the best values
We have recently had 10 offer
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DETACHED BRICK.
CLEVELAND PARK

= TT I--Is-A.N II 7 Y II N.
An English cottage tr.ne az tu..-t,.-r
hrtgk dwelling. situated IN d very qu.s;
ana rellncd section, lcss than two bluc'..
IDEAL and the surrounding r,roTc~tl,- ~.
On expensive homes with large ground
ana Iliium"raDle oak tree There is :
HLdIht entrance porch: beautiful lIvtn.
rcbD dGrpss the entire house With old
aashton"l brick fireplace French doc f.
op+lllhK 10 cement sid. porch b.autift.l
bright dining rooms and InrIo-cd -
Darior or breakfast room large pautrl
ala noierniy equipped kitchen aud SER
moor. Second foo~ has tire la-gr
hlsht BEDROOMS and finished sleepin-
Ipf'h fgil width OF the house heated
i"o tllc baths one with a t,le shou.
and "thcr 0lth buIit-in tub. Lag.
itlSht attic: slate roof The house 3.
comparatively new and modern IN ever
cttail. including large built-in ga-as,
An Inspection viii cUnyln.p thar i i n
outstanding VdiuE
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BEST BUY LYON PARK. VA.-BY OWNER.
stairs to large attic: h.-w.h.. gas. elec.. Are
place. Laundry trays shady corner lot.
6Oxl50; blocks to station stores schools
Only Ss.25o: easy terms. Phone Fr 4l10
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/ pper l+th st.

Decidedly the lowest pr, ed
prop"rt. iu its block. Just =
S,lua'" from lith and Park rd
the business c'Itcr OF north
WrSl Washington. Twenty
Two feet frontage. COnta aiu~
! ! rooms and > baths Zuncd
llrSt commercial
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TAKOMA PARK.

One of Takoma Parks handsomest de-
tached homes. containing 3 rooms ana
bath. hot-water- heat. with instantaneous
heater. electric lights: surrounded by beau
feet feet condition. NJ Many little Extra extras " which @
new houses do not contain. Garage. This
.sesny sn9W 5v pa1 nsSe ah6 3 o Be 6Susht
act quickly. Quick sale necessary. Agents
need not reply. Address Box 5S-S. Star
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S2SCgN
SIS 900.
DETACHED HOME.
ION 81. HIGHLANDS

fIrst tune offered for -air This a,I..-.
tul detached homo ua- btIfit Ir 10
."h"r. and II II artE>u" ~ design p-z
L.al n plan. yet i departs es.cntIa .It
rom the usual stcrepty ped homo Thr-e
an ATTRACTIVE entrance with guess
Nipsetz to either side Of the hall. v7d.
reception hall splendid living room u 'tn
real colonial fireplace preserved from
ore Of the old Virginia homestead
rren'h doors opening to large-sze -
!4teht porch. dining room: bright roou1y
Lltchen: extra lavatory Second foo.
las four beautiful bedrooms two MOS
tFuN equipped tile baths with bullt-tr.
Aps; FuIi-sized attic. Slate roof TIC
hhish Is IN OLD ivory: oak floors man.
ngi!t-in mixtures. all modern CONVENIENCE
lhere l. splendid lot and two-cs
Ner@ee home that VIII rucrr' vet
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SALE-SUBIRB,N PROPERTY.

0N LEE HIGHWAY. THIS SIDE OF FALLS
Church. Va. 5-room bungalow. having hard
wood floors hot-water heat. electric lights.
large cellar: shruhhery: lot 50xl 90 feet :
high elevation. Price. 81 300: terms ar
ranged.
PRATuER ROBINSON.
o1451o-5I6 Bond Bldg
l4th and y Y. Ave.
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
In Central Northwest

Two adjoining brick build
lnGS next To corner. Include
tNo tine stores. two apart
npnts and iuur-car garage.
Now renting for more than
eight times the low price
asked
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FOR SAT,E-H0IrSES

NEAR LINCOLN PARK-6- ROOM MODERN
must self l. Can Hor.h III 726s '',O'O. ONDe.
CoLORED-6- ROOM BRICK HOUSES. VA
dsSosit sAIU$ s4iIr BRos Bro Z co'' iiss4o 7'h
st nv. Phone North lT60.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
coTHsT .r@n hone oos one H,aGs of 4th
= baths not-water heat and all other modern
:onVsn,enSes Ideally situated and adapted
,.' ,,a" : @ @N. s : 'fifi<H';s PHiIEiFs. y a"a"osa
MORTON ST. NV. NEAR Ga. AvE-6-R.
IL hARk es II t2a Ms 'eri aa Ffas3"ah,e So abe J. '
ATTORNEYS sALE-COLORFD
.oo- -, RESIDENCE, ,....
si%rS and A Sc. n~6Pensd 6rs ro1ms 99san s6d
Lath: gas: ho,-uster heat all cash CASH Over S'T
DAVID l.. SMITH.
PARK VIEW.
r.uA TAPESTRY BRICK HOME.
caf fce!e9, rsIax home containing ls[gs roems
100 WM. s. PHIILiPs
MnstoH nq tan tunes !" sossefss nj
trsy. city water. sewerage and eleat-icIty,
splendid bus and car service near new
Office.
tOLORED.
$1,000 rash and s35 90 monthly will buy
fs2G s3Gd awe % f5W f 'n rnd Rhs6s ss
cArs5SH a6SHtSSf SSSf $SS H5FsA H5FnAHr.
81 300
Unusually attractive brick home ) rooms
h;w ,I h. eie,c. brick garage; property in c1-
,,a, =. WM. 5. PHILLIPS.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-NoDERS io.eooM
home. Within one square OF Z. Y; Brown
Cs EeTf IsfsSsaHs 1a5 to 5sP9nsbe party
CHEVY CHASE D C-3sI5 LIVINGSTON
st-Beaut. seui.det.. rooms, 3 baths. hre
ROSS Ross 5G4 anI s1Fas X n bo5 bess lot hEk
9,ROOM AND BATH. AMI: WEST CHEVY
rhass n set iFss 6%G i9t p nriff slo509 easy
at BRobT 51'IES;s fft.'s F2 iSG
6aESs E9oM Ia H9gsL ssrsK nr. MI sLEErISg
s. 900 at :! G. !ust placed; can place 2nd
bko6T ,s5;i K6ALTY " e9NeAyY. INC.
g1,LoKEDm3 :. I3 BRICK HoCsEs RENTEp At
"F HRoDF ,E55 &. goo
COLoRED-sMALL APARTMENT or
three fats; l720 willard 81. nv: hIkh-clas-
colored northsest section: rents sl35 per
month PTiGs az $4,000; SPen TO Yc sg offer
1903 Eye St. NV.
5 SoPF9kEPwNH" P8EtHEs INV Nv, ~ G. H9NE & :
LAUNDRY AND GARAGE SPACE.
$3.50 CASH Sd1 80 MONTHLY.
NJ. 40. A. ". NYCE. L. l0042.
BROOKLAND-S5O0 CASH.
New 8 r. e. h.. ami: 2 cement porches
sleeping porch: real bargain. Line. 1902.
wOoDRTDGE-s ROOMS. MODERN SEMI
detached brick. tile bath. breakfast room.
sleeping porch: foored attic: priced right:
easy terms 1917 Kearney st. ne.
no CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED: s65
month pays all interest and principal
charges: modern. five-room bungalow in Hy
attsville Hills. Call Mr.. MOORE. Potomac
32o5.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED: SIS
new. six-room. detached house in Brookland:
all modern improN ements. Call Potomac
3c95.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL CENTER-HALL
detached brick residence Just completed;
four bedrooms. two baths. bullt-ln garage:
lot 70 feet front: fine oak shade trees lust
west of ] 9th street overlooking Rock Creek
Park: specially priced for this choice sec
Evening star., 1925-11-20

Will. EACHANGE LARGE. BEAUTIFULLY
WOODED lot, located northeast corner lIth
and Crittenden SIS nv containing 9s.U
"a. IT. tor second trust notes secured ON
Adams 2344 aftfr Is u m
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Beautiful Takoma Park.
Attractive new home of z rooms and bath
with very special features: double garage
l2l Flower ave. Open till sold. Price
nearing completion. 122 New York ave. Lot
501225.. Built-in garage for 9 machines
spection invited, IF. SMITH owner and
builder. Adams 43l2-J. 25s
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FOR EXCHANGE
REAL, ESTATE I.OANl

WILL ENHANCE BRICK HOUSE SIX
I'd; price. slo.75o. for small bungalow in
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sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
BOSS & PHELPS OFFER THIS WEEK
-Four Selected Business Properties

Newly Remodeled Brick
4 real bargain IN a thor
oughly remodeled and mod
"rnIzcd brick business build
lug near 9th and X SITS, in
heart OF new business section.
Active business ON both sides
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SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION.
ii acres. with large frontage. on trolley
located in Vicinity of Bethesda. Montgomery
County. Maryland. An attractive site for
ideal location for individual home Many
large shade trees and variety fruit in bear
ing. PRICE ONLY Si2 900
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 1854 1400 l. 81 w
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$1,000,
TAPESTRY BRICK HOME.
- One block of 18th st. NV. near Central
Hixh School, containing rooms % bed
rooms). modern heating: property in Al
condition: one of the few bargains in this
desirable section.
WIN. s. PHILLIPS.
1892 K N. 46OO.
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W.A\TED-.lPT. HOI SES.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

VIII TRADE LARGE FLORIDA ACREAGF
iaJsI well located on State road and railroaL
ADDRESS BlX l3S-A. Star oirc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
Indian Picture
at the Rialto

An historical frontier romance,
THE Scarlet West" is the feature
picture at the Rialto this week. Miss
Donna Lee, soloist of the Capitol
Thcater. New York City, sings, and
Don Felice ST., conducting the Rialto
Concert Orchestra, offers Suppc's
"Piquc Dame" as IN overture.
The story of the picture deals with
events Immediately succeeding the
Civil War, when the steady march OF
the white man was gradually forcing
the Indian into oblivion.
Clara Bow is featured in the lead
ing feminine role. with Robert Frazer
cast as the Indian lover. Johnny
Walker is her white sweetheart. Rob
crt Edcson, CASTOR Glass, Ruth
Stonehousc, Walter McGrail. Helen
Ferguson and Martha Francis arc
other featured members Of the cast.
More than 1000 Ute and Navajo
Indians. loaned to the producers by
the government, appear in the film.
a corresponding number of cowboys
and soldiers oppose them in the battle
scenes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
Birdie TRAILS
PLANNED FOR
OIL N Us
Commissioner Wright At
tends Breakfast of Sad
die Club Members.

New bride paths in and near
Breckenridge Park are being planned
by members of the San Antonio Sad.
die club and the city, according to
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil
Wright, who attended n breakfast
held by the club Sunday.
William Ochse, Colonel John F.
Preston, William Furlong, Franz
Gross and other members have sug.
geSted that the path in the park prop
er be made easier to traverse.
A great deal of underbrush must be
cleared and the trees pruned, accord
ing to this committee.
1t is also planned to build a lengthy
trail for horscmen in the OlmOS creek
basin near where the retention dam is
under construction.
Commissioner Wright will accom-
pany Ray Lambert, park commits
SIoncr, over the proposed route some
time this week and the Recommended
tons will probably be carried out.
Mr.. Lambert was out Of the city
and could not attend the meeting OF
the club Sunday.
More than 200 belong to tiC Saddle
UE in addition TO those in the army
who ride horseback a gicat dCN it is
puinted out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
A. J. MORR|SEY
HEADS TEXAS
H|bERN|ANS
Annual Meeting in
New Offices Created al
Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH, Sept. 2s.-T. p.
FcnClon Of Fort Worth was elected
junior state president Of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians at the closing
session of the organizations annual
convention in Fort Worth Sunday.
This is newly created post. and will
put Fcnelon in charge of the organiza-
tons drive for $4,000 new members
ranks of the younger Irishmen in
Texas.
All other officials Of the order were
reelected. These include DR.. A. ].
Morrisey of San Antonio, president;
n. A. Flood of Waco, vice president;
L. W. Franks of Houston, treasurer:
p. j. O'Hara of San Antonio. sec
rotary; the Very Rev. Robert NJ. No
Ian of Fort Worth, chaplain, and the
Rev. Bernard Lee of Houston, chair
man of the Irish history committee.
Mrs. w. G.. Dchn of Fort Worth
was reelected president of the ladies'
auxiliary. Mrs. Raymond Jacobs Of
San Antonio was elected to the hith-
erto vacant vice presidency. Miss
Gertrude Power of Houston, secre-
tary; Mrs. Francis Doherty of Waco.
treasurer, aud Mrs. Hugh B. Rice Of
San Antonio, chairman Of the Irish
history committee, were reelected.
Both organizations voted to hold
their next convention in San Antonio
in 1927, the date Of the meeting to be
decided later.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
"SlaDe of Fashion"
at the Empire

a Slave of Fashion," Mctro-Gold'
wyn-Maycr production, is the feature
picture at the Empire theater this
week. 1t is n story of small town
girl who goes to the big city and
masquerades as bachelors wife.
Norma Shearer is starred as the
country girl who goes 10 the city and
becomes Cnmcshcd in the social net,
Lew Cody plays the bachelor role. op-
posite Miss Shearer. Mary Carr, Miss
Dupont, William Haines, Vivian
Ogden, James Corrigan and Sidney
Bracey are other important actors in
the cast
The Gypsy Sweethearts in a special
ty proved popular with Sundays au-
diences and were rewarded with con-
siderable applause. There are five
girls in the act who entertain with
popular music, songs and dances.
Bobby Vernon is featured in the
short comedy, watch Out" Felix,
the Cat, appears in "All Balled Up"
A Pathe News and musical offerings
by the Empire Melody Makers COM
pletc the bill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
EARNINGS INDICATE U. S.
CAR INDUSTRY PROSPERINC
By B. c. FORBES

is in a rather bad way. But | think
Europe generally is settling down to
a peace basis"
In Wall Street are rumors that a
gigantic combination of baking com
panies is brewing. There have al
ready been several, but an infinitely
more important one is predicted.
I don't know whether such con-
solidation will be put through or not
but. if it is. would hazard the guess
that one man prominent in it will be
Harry D. Upton.
Tipton was HOover's chief adviser
on all bakery matters when Hoover
was food administrator during the
war. He has a genius for bringing
baking companies together. He took
part in organizing Americas first
bread consolidation, the American
Bakery company Of st. Louis. Later
he was active in the formation of the
Consumers Bread compai of Kan
sas City. In 1910, he engineered the
Schultz Bread company merger Of IA
plants and became it's president. Sub
sequently. he sold that company TO the
United Bakers Corporation, and then
last year resigned from it to form the
Southern Baking company.
Southern Baking is this week for
mally opening a $1.5O0,O0O bread and
cake plant at Atlanta. Southern Bak-
ing embraces the Carolina Baking
company. which operates in both Car
olinas; the Schafcr Baking company
Of Savannah; the Dorsey Baking com
pany Of Jacksonville: the SCibold
Baking company Of Miami, and the
Stone Baking company Of Atlanta.