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Flaxsccd was firm to strong.
RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. ia
Range Of carlot grain sales: Wheat
No. I dark northern l.42Ol .5i's: No.
2 dark northern l.44ha@1.53ls; No. )
dark northern l.35a sMl.52; No. | dark
hard winter LII. 0Il.i5: No. l hard
spring l.i9la0ll.56; No. hard win
ter I.33AQi.41ia; No. amber
durum 1.4O7sMi.47?s; No. 2 durum
l.3l 7s@1.i27s; No. | mixed wheat
l.46la "
Corn No. 2 yellow TIA; No. )
mixed 1905.
Oats No. . white 37%i @39,a.
Rye No. 2, V2h N0i.
Flax No. 1, 232iaG1235i..
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YrMs & N estss'g saaAk
PAGE SEVEN |.
Too Late 70 Claaslly-
DESiRAnLE HOMES

DESIRABLE HOMES
A NEW SIX ROOM MODhkN A03o8
located at III West Thayer street.
hav lug three nice bed rooms, screen.
porch, fire place, French doors be-
tween dining room and living room.
cloak closet off living room, hard
wood I. floors. built In features.
large full basement, furnace heat,
gas-hot water heater, gas stove. in,
kitchen, laundry tubs. This home
was built for the owner and is be-
ing offered for sale because ::,the
owner is leaving the city. After
the first payment is made. the bai-
ancc is payable under best possible
terms. Present mortgage encum
brancc is $1,000, payable at the.
rate Of SIS.l2 per month, excluding
the interest on the balance Of pur-
chase price remaining from time to
time unpaid, at the rate of 6 per
cent pcr annuM until fully paid.
THIS AGENCY always has the best
houses that are on the market with
prices that will fit any buyer. A
loan connection enables 81 this
agency to be Of real service to the
home buyer.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Wchh Block Phone Q
Nine years active city selling.
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FURNITURE T0R SALE
FOR SALE-Bcd. spring And mattress
$50; table, 81; music stand. 81;
child's rocker. $l.25; fumed oak
dining table. $3O; buffet. $50;
china. closet. $50: New Home sew.
ing machine, $40: chiffonier, SIS:
. oak dresser. SIS; bed. spring and
mattress, $40; ice box, $lO; coal
range. $40; electric washer. $50;
vacuum. $25; heater, SIS; 9xl2 rug
81; basket. 81: ironing board. $l.26:
/ garbage can, $l.25, and dishes. Call
. at $50 Third street.
FOR Subdivisions, mahogany
. writing desk. oil paintings, poly
chrome floor lamp with oval shade
. Puritan Oil. RenGe. sewing cabinet
y smoking stand, bed, mattress and
4. spring, dufold, 50 lb. ice-box. oak
rocker, mahogany rocker, sewing
y machine, Victrofa. almost new with
50 records. Call at 713 Third St
FOR SALE-Diniae table. chairs
buffet. rockers. reading lamp, rugs
beds, dresser. victrpla and records
piano. electric washer and Other
household articles. priced right
8 leaving city. C. 3. Nupea.. l0Q(
Fourth street. Phone 340.
FOR SALE-Onc. dining room set OF
table; 6 chairs and,china closet. one
Anglo Persian 8 IL rug, library
table. piano and wicker STOOL, ete
Phone, 1913 afternooRs, 79S morn.
ings. -
FOR SALE-An Oak dining room set
one rug 8 X 10, 3 rugs B \ 8. rocking
chairs, brass bed complete. Call
$40.
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POTATOES

Chicago. Sept. 2-(APD--Iotatocs:
Receipts 81: on track l76. total u. S.
shipments COZ cars: demand active.
market strong: Wisconsin sacked
round whites 2.25M2.65 according to
quality and conditions: bulk 1000
2.45: Minnesota sacked round whites
l.e5M2.3O: sacked early Ohios 200
$50
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Sept. 2-tAp Wheat
receipts 1862 cars compared to 1867 a
year ago. Cash: No. northern
l.38h@l.4lh; No. dark northern
spring choice to fancy l.47l.@l.5O,s;
good to choice l.42Ql .46M; ordinary
to good 1897 sMl.42,S; No. hard
spring 1.4l@l.52is; No. dark hard
September 1885,: December l.305s !:
September winter l.27%.
Corn No. ) yellow 74h@75h.
Oats No. ; white 35"s 136as.
Barley 5OMGl.
Rye No. 2, VO3. @92l4.
Flax No. l, 2.32@2.3J.
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ESndon, sent. 2~e r-Tha' ,UAhara.
jAEAf Alwasy brsu6hts his pet astrolo-
gef End as.staf1 Of THIRTY servants
witA him - England. The poten-
tat6k haifdpe4sefa s9hae in : member
Of i 4he, r1tihUc which accompanied
lhisa$t n Enelsnd. II such favorite
with the maharaja1 that the latter
sent Ais con to Canbrides e be edu-
cated.
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CHICAGO pRnnl1lE

Chicago. Sept. tier
lower; receipts 1906 tubs; creamery
extras III; standards iOA; extra
tirsts 394 M40la; firsts 37T38E:
seconds 33@36.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 1864
cases.
Cheese unchanged.
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CONFUSION. IN. !
PRICE MOVES |
Opposing Speculative Forces
Struggle For Control Of
Today's Market

New York, Sept. 2-(AP)-Oppos-
ing speculative forces struggled for
control Of today's stock market with
the result that there was consider
able confusion in price movements.
Scspitc the fact that they were forced
TO contend with large volume of
holiday realizing. operators for the
rise appeared to have the advantage,
bringing forward new leaders when
even the old fayoritcs showed signs
Of wavcring.
An early attempt to unscttle the
general list was based on rumors Of
A. carly increase in the rciiscount
rates Of some Of the smaller fe1eral
reserve banks, particularly Philade..
phia. but this was offset by the an.
pearancc Of . large volume Of funds
IN the call money market ct the re.
newal rate Of ~: per cent Is against
an opening ratio Of five per cent yes
terday. The optimistic sentiments
expressed by George r. Baker. veteran
banker. also Aelpcd TO- create bullisln
enthusiasm despite his reitcration Of
the belief that no stock dividends
would be paid in the near future on
United States Steel common, which
stamped from l5Ois to 140ia. but rail-
lied above. $50 by early afternoon.
Although large commission houses
reported the public slow in rc-cntcr-
ing the market. pools we're again busy
in number of ordinarily inactive
spccialtics such as General Anne rican
Tank. International Nickel, Virginia
carolina Chemical and Owens Bottle.
Motors suddenly leaped into promi.
nenee IN Inc carry Al.ermoon ""en
buIlish demonstrations were started
simultaneously in scve al OF the low
priced issues such as Chryslcr. Dodge
Brothers "A" Pierce Arrow and Pack
ard Revival of activity in the cop
pers WAS predicted on the belief that
the foreign demand for the red metal
will be materially increased when the
financial sterilization plans in Italy,
Belgium and France are carried into
effect.
Railroad shares started. upward at
the OPENING but ran into heavy profit
taking sales as the session prog
ressed. However. several new high
records were again recorded in that
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. 2-(U. S. ID. of A.
Hogs 10000; market generally
close Wednesday: hogs averaging
1884, to 2iO pounds considerably inn
proved from early; numerous loads
upward to ,l4.OO: best 600 pounds
ll!15 tops. 81 2lO pounds down
l3.60@14.0O; most 220 to gao pound
butchers l3.OO@l3.5O: few eco to 300
pound averages l2.OO@l2.75: bulk de.
sirable packing sows 1O.OO@lO.65:
few lightweight up to 100: hcavics
9.26 and below. little action on pigs;
few strong weight 1850; heavy
weight hogs ll.25@l3.25: mcdiu M
l2.00@l4.15; light l3OO@14.15; light
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FOR SALE

TWO CLOSE in farms. Good terms.
Or trade.
NEAT MARKET and grocery in town
n 500 in large farming territory.
! Cost over $1,000. $500 takes ii or
rent building.
TWO PLOW tractor ncarly new, and
other farm machinery. New and
used au. omobilc and truck.
CRY RESIDENCE ut the right price
and good terms.
!. All priced to sell.
/. r. ". NELSON, ).
Mcnokcn or Max, N. d.
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NOTICE:

Kids we'll be- received GOr remodel
ing school house No. /: In White
School ntstrlrt No. ~. Work "a he
completed. by second Monday IN
ScpeesmoSrv. Contract let Ia lowest
responsible bidder. Hoard hms right
tW reject amy or mr. bidx. Sp~cirlch-
tlOmx cum lse kecM az clerks office.
Kids u lpc opened Aug. -. lip:O. at
clerks office S::W u. ".
MRS. u. NJ. lsOSNES.
Clerk Ut White school District.
(8/21- 26-2s -28-3O-3l 9HD
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pIcEONs STOP CLOCK

Rushville, lnd.-Housewives were
irritatcd and husbands went hungry
when pigeons roasted on the minute
clock for 40 minutes. The time read
$40 when it really was 6:20 p. nj.
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HOUSES AMI FLATS


FOR SALE Ny residence property
three bedrooms, bath. full basemeat.
new Mueller furnace. gas water
heater, gas and electric ranges.
double garage with storage room
berry, near grade and high schools.
east front. Terms. Priced right.
Leaving city. C. B. Nupcn, l006
Fourth st. Phone $40.
FOR SALE-Two modern six room
houses, both close in, one on North
! Fourth st., and other on Washing
ton Ave. Two lots for sale On
Thaver st. One three room house
and one five room house for trade
or sale located At Devils Lake. One
/, . room house for sale at Grand
Forks. L. j. Wehe, Lucas Block,
Bismarck, N. u.
FOR RENT--Modern flats, 4 room
! and q 6 room, unfurnished, with
heat and water. For Sale: room
house on SO foot lot. Also 100xl6
foot lot opposite Roosevelt school
Phone COS, Cora S. Mclean. after
p. M.
FOR SALE--One seven room dwelling
house partly modern. Also one
quarter section improved land.
Township 1873, Range a. Inquire
ATTY. F.. H. Register, Bismarck. N.
D., or N. NJ. Marvel, Brittin, N. D.,
Executor.
FOR RENT-A new small ono room
building. furnished with bed. table.
!, stove. etc. suitable Tor couple for
about six weeks. $1,000 per month.
Cau S72.
FOR SALE--5 room bungalow. Ca
rage. Small payment down. and
monthly payments at very rea.
sonable price. Phone 92l.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.--At six
room house. Call 434 during the
day.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOlrR

Minneapolis. Sept. 2--(AP)-Flour
unchanged to 10 cents lower. In car.
load lots. family patents quoted nj
7.7OM2.1O a barrel in 9S-pound cotton
sacks. Shipments 43,632 barrels.
4 Bran q 90.
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This noted western long distance
mermaid doesn't figure on joining tho
large group Of English channel con-
tcstants this season, but she does
plan to attempt the 26.mile. stretch
separating the Catalina Islands from
the mainland. Bad currents and
rough seas are reputed to make the
swim as difficult as that Of the Eng
lish channel. Miss Blewett hopes to
do her stunt Sept. IL.
The population Of the earth doubles
itself in $50 years.
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WANTED Made aged lady with
girl II yrs. old desircs position ~
housckeepcr for bachelor or widow
CIR, either country or city, refer
cnccs furnished. Write care Trib-
unc No. Z.
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FOR RENT modern 3 room apart
ment partly furnished, private
bath and entrance. i02 Ave. Il. Call
S3OR.
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Dental office. rooms
formerly occupied BY DR.. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind Of an office.
Inquire City National Bank. Bis
marck.
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FARGO BITTER

Fargo. n. D.. Sept. 2-tAP)-But-
ter fat churning. cream unchanged;
packing stock unchanged.
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CHICAGO POlll.TRY

Chicago. Sept. Poultry
alive. steady: receipts eight cars:
fowls 2S:. turkeys "a: ROSTERS IS;
ducks 2A@26: geese Is.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. 2-(AP)--Cash:
Wheat No. 2 red 1.33@l.33l3; No. 2
hard i.329@l.34A.
Corn No. 2 mixed IS; No. 2 yellow
78@78A.
Rye No. /. 98: No. 2, ~.
Oats No. 2 white 38A@39.a: No. )
white 36A @3S.
Barley 54M7O.
Timothy seed 5.35M5.75.
Glover seed 25.5O0y33.OO.
lard I4.a7.
Ribs l4.75.
Bellies 1897.
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AUTOMOBILES rORCYCtES !.
DEPENnA6LE V0AD CAR0,
With q continually changing stock.
we can always supply you with the
good Used CaEyeat mxy be looking
Cor. Just now We have the follow
ing:
1926 Dodge Special Sedan; Ford
Touring; Buick Touring; Ford
Ton Truck; Dodge Screen Com
mercial; Light Ford Delivery;
DO lge Touring.
Easy time payments.
NJ. B GILMAN CO.
Phone sos
FOR SALE--lo25 J Hupmobile with
closed delivery body. A real bar
gain for anyole looking Cor this
type of car. Olson Garage. Phone
025-W. ZOE Fourth street.
CHEVROLET COUPE, l926-Drivcn
tive meAths. Brend new tires. Will
give substantial discount. No
trades. Call Mr.. TRACER, Grand
Pacific Hotel.
CAR FOR TRADE-Will trade new
Buick Master sedan. rs peft pay
ment on modern home. Write Tri-
bunc No. s.
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Cases Of twins occur once in every
GO births.
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Goggles have been devised to pro-
tcct the eyes while pcc1ing onions.
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aUoal(HeD CHANCES

0UoaNH4D CUANCEN
COAL MlNE-FOr lease or sale. Dry
vein. lowest freight rate. immedi.
ate possession. Sale Of coal guar.
anteed. 700 North First Street
Aberdeen. So. Oak.
QUICK SALE-A garage 24x4O with
a large territory, all equipped with
accessories and tools ready for
work. Must leave and will sell for
half its value, $1,000 cash. Write
Tribune care No. 8.
FOR SALE-Prosper,ng grocery ssors
and meat market. Splendid location
in town Of 10000 population. Write
Tribune No. 81.
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FOR SALE-Nice fresh cucumbers.
Prices reasonable. Call 16O9J.
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lll0T

LOST-A brown suit jacket, size ~.
somewhere in Bismarck. Finder
return to Tribune,
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE

FOR SALE six acre dairy and
poultry farm. located near Bismarck
Country Club. A six room house,
29xG6 barn and brick chicken house
on the farm. Reinhold Hasz, Bis
marck, N. D.
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GEO. n. REGISTER
WANTrn 10 RENT

WANTED 70 RENT-ReiiabIe party
wants to rent lighthouskecpinR
room, or furnished house for two
weeks starting Sept. lst. Call COS
after Z ?. m. ],
WANTS TO RENT--Party wants to
rent 4 or s room house. Does not
have to be all modern. Tribune
No, &, a.
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MIsCEkLANn0Us

uh0N0k1AAIANu 4OO0
FOR SALE-S0mc new cord castings
and tubes at !. regular prices and
the following sizes. "a x Az,
straight size, 81 5, straight size.
Phone 849W from 8 4. m. to + p. NJ.
PIANIST AND Phrenologist Madam
Lattemorelle Durand, here 416
Fourth street. Reading hours 2 to
and to 10. Help find lost ar
ticles. See her today.
Notwithstanding patients in
/ private home. Good care. Also
! man wants janitor work. Cap fur
nish references. 5O4 Ninth St.
Mrs. John G. Dixon.
FOR SALE-Wild grapes, 10 cents
quart. IS cents peg peck BY Erlcn-
. meyer bays. 42S Third St. Phone
s84.
FOR SALE-Pure unfermented Wine
Grape Juice. Write BOX. ga, Bis
inArck.
WANTED-A medium sized office
safe. Write No. 10 Tribune.
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WANTED

WORK WANTED y.
HOME LAllNDRY-Figse claas lonn.
dry work aone witrane the shghtssl
in)nry. Special AAtenlioa - ailk
shlsts, woelen and ealtoM blankets
and heavy bed spreads. Rates very
reasonable, Margverit Dultenia
Heme Laundry. PAenc 1917.
WORK WANT Ed Expert tractor re.
pairman and operator would like
work this fall. State length Of sea.
SON.. wages, etc. Write Tribune
No. 3. 8
WANTED-Work after school and
Saturdays by boy IA years old.
:. Write care Tribune No..l. -.s.-,.. .
CHIMNEY 0WEEP--And furnace
cleaning. Phone 96. Fred Nelson.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-FurnisAeG modern city
heated apartment. 3 and, . room
apt each with private bath. Fer
YsIe-aA. oak Macey. q ssctiea
btekcase just like new, very res
sanabls. Phone 906 altar E .. m.
NOR 1ENr-Furnished apaStmsnta.
ne LautAin Apartments. Phens
303. p. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT-Modera apsrtment,,
rooms and kitcAenctte. Close in.
Call ut 523 Sixth street.
FOR RENT-To adults only. apart
mcnt In modern new home, ali
First st. sl~ -
FOR RENT-Furnishcd liGht house
keeping apartments, ! 422 Fifth St.
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NGENCf
Wchh Block Phone Z
Nine years active city selling.
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Important Women Make
Plans for Foreign Guests

Mrs. John Allan Dougherty is chair
man of the hospitality committee ar
ranging the entertainments for the
ladies who will accompany the dele
gates to the Pan-American Red cross
Conference in this city. Many enter
tainmentS have been planned for the
distinguished visitors. The commit
tee OF which Mrs. Dougherty Is head
includes Sonora de Tellez, Sonora de
Gonzalez Prada, Sonora de Aquino.
Sonora de Sanchez Latour. Sonora de
Alfaro Sonora de Castro. Sonora de
Na.o, Mrs. Merchant Mahoney and q
number of the prominent hostesseS III
the residential circle.
Among the ladies to attend the con-
ference are Sonora Dona Guillerrnlna
@. c, de Wilde. member. Supreme
Council Of the Argentine Red cross;
Sonora de Velasco Blanco and Sonora
dona Placida \. de, Baucazar or 80
livia. Nine. Penate MachAdo, Nine.
A1neury de Medeires, Sonora dona An
tonia de SouZa Queirez, president sac
Paulo Chapter OF the Brazlilall l aeeu
Cross; Miss Mary l.. Waagen. first
vice president, Alberta Division. ca
madam Red Cross; Mrs. II. P. Plump
ire. president. Ontario Division, Ca
madam Red Cross: Mrs. Laura l.. I'll
lev, Canada, and Miss Jea.ne Browne
director, Junior branch of the Cana
dian Red Cross.
Sonora dona Mariana Seva de Mon
ecal Is chairman of the ladies' com.
mittee, Cuban Red Cross. and
Senorita Hortensia Balarezo OF
Ecuador, Senorita Enriqueta X
Morales, superintendent of the
Red Cross Of Panama; Sonora
de Villegas Ruiz, Venezuela: Countess
Suadbroke, wife of governor of Vic
toria, Australia; Dame Rachel Crowdy
chief of the social and opium section
League Of Nations; Senorita Emma
Deulofeu. president. National Associa-
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Social Success Attends
Second Day of Horse Show
Seats and Boxes Filled with Women in Gay Attire
And Men in Sports Clothes Visiting
Among Box Holders

| with plated skirt and long, straight
waist and wide -brimmed hat OF
rose pink. Her sister. Mrs. Painer
Derby, had on a long, straight coat Oh
rosewood color serge and small tlent'
| fitting hat in deeper shade. Mrs:
| II. Conger Pratt'S gown was or royai
| blue crepe, and she wore a small nat
| of the same shade and q SaDle Iur
collar. Mrs. Emmet G. Gudger wore
dark blue foulard with a white hgure
and small dark blue hat. Mrs.
| Arthur Foraker had dress or gay
| red foulard with black figures on a
white ground. with which she wore
wide -brimmed red hat. Mrs. John
II. Iden had a. smart coat of black
satin with collar and cuffs of monkey
fur. and her small hat was of black,
trimmed with black ospray. Mrs.
George Maurice Morris had a smart
costume of tan crepe with plplngS
of black. and black buttons. Her
small. close-fitting hat was of brown,
and she wore a brown fox fur collar.
Mrs. Randall Hagner kept close watch
at the rail and was In a gown OF dark
blue foulard with q white figure and
small. tight fitting ribbon hat In the
same shade of blue.
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert was a smart
the same material and a small black
straw hat made with narrow brim
and a gray fox fur collar. Mrs. L. A.
Hartman had dress of black foulard
with white dots, made on straight
lines and veiled with black georgette
crepe, u small black hat trimmed with
VioletS across the top of the crown,
and about her shoulders was a black
fox fur collar. Miss Madeline
Couzens. who was at the show for a
brief time, was in a dress OF black
tricolette with a pin stripe Of white
and short, full f1ounce of black fall
ing from the knees. The waist was
trimmed with wide. full jabot from
the neck to the waist. Mrs. Enos
Newman wore a coat Of black satin, a.
small black horsehair braid hat trim
med with black ospray. and an er-
mine fur Collar. Miss Anna Graham
Hume's dress of sweetheart blue bal
briggan was worn with a becoming
straw hat in the same shade.
Some Others Attending.
Among others at the show were the
Minister Of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovenes. Dr. Pavichich; Senator
Samuel NJ. Shortridge. Mrs. William
Mitchell, Mrs. j. Maury Dove. Mrs.
Allan Hume. Mrs. Howard Hume,
granddaughter. little Betty Knapp:
Mrs. Carmichael DR. and Mrs. Walter
Wells. DIR. G. Augustus Simpson, Mrs.
W. Sinclair Bowen. Mr. Cy Cum
mings. Mrs. George Fiske Dudley, Mr..
George HELEN, Mr.. Alex Legare, Mr..
and Mrs. George Oakley Totten and
Mr.. Frederick Stephens.
Evening star., 1926-05-16
Congressional Girls
ENGAGEMENT Interests
Washington Society

Continued from Fifth Pagel
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Rose Mason, to Ensign
Thomas Chapman Southerland, L. s.
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Braunon are of
Brookline. Mass, and We're formerly
of Kentucky. Miss Braunon is a
great great great granddaughter OF
George Mason OF Gunston Hall. En-.
sign Southerland graduated from the
United States Naval Academy in the
class OF 1924 and is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Southerland Of Clarendon
Va
Mrs. Louis Longstreet Whelchel an.
nounces the engagement Of her daugh-
ter, Katherine Louise, to John Heath
Morgan of Watertown, the wedding TO
take place early in June, after which
the couple will leave for Budapest,
Hungary, where Mr.. Morgan has
been assigned as vice consul.
Mrs. Ruth w. Simpson announced
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Ruth Eleanor Simpson. 10 Mr.
Charles E. Meyer AT q bridge tea yes
terday afternoon in her home. 4119
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1926-05-16
May Festival Of U. D. C.
At L'Aielon Club Sailor

The May festival. which Is given
annually under the auspices of the
Stonewall jackson Chapter, No. 20, of
the United Daughters Of the Con-
fedcracy. will be held this year at
the L'Aiglon Club Salon, Eighteenth
street and Columbia road, the evening
of Saturday. May 80.
Miss Marie J. MCGUIRE, is chair.
man of the committee having this
dance in charge, with Mrs Frank
Morrison as vice chairman. They
will appoint their committees to as
sist them and see that everything is
done to make this occasion as enjoy.
able as IL has been in the past.
The funds raised in this way will
be spent to administer to the needs
and comfort Of the Confederate
veterans and their families.
The officers Of the StonewEil Jack
son Chapter this year are Mrs. Thomas
n. Baker. president; Mrs. Norma
Hardy Britton, fiEst vice president:
Mrs. Henry G.. Clay, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Clara Smith. recording
secretary; Mrs. Annie Hill Osborn.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Frank
a. Long. treasurer; Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. parliamentarian; Mrs. j
Daniel Fry, registrar: Mrs. Nelson
Page Webster. custodian; Mrs. G..
Fairfax Moncure. historian; Miss Pau.
lima Chapman, auditor; Miss Ella
Boiling. chaplain, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Lowd, directress Of children.
Evening star., 1926-05-16

The Columbia Missourian cynically
suggests as u slogan for the United
States: IF it's a habit, we have it,"