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TAKOMA AND OTHER
SUBURBAN HOMES,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FARMS.
TAKOMA PARK.

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' Rooms and Bath. Ami. $500.
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ton. Large shady lot with garden. Garage.
Terms to suit. RYAN,
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terms. rxr-c
Good lot in Blair; near bus 81 900: 65
II II S sSms Pa! new f1Ie
shade. near Carroll ave. 81 800; lot. og-
posite Baptist Church; p G. g. 500; D; &C g;
houses .. al 'FIgsa s$hsEE 7 SSSaxs .,,,. ,..,,
Sse ssF a a' " .1ss 'front.' e:.l . ss ss.s Sat ana
the rear EQod farm land. Ten adrse. more
or Lana Lsssa = near ' Norbeci. orb s14o to $3.50 Der
10 acres, With. e.room modern house with
Nv. beating plfgnt1 1soo Other buildings. TO
Omen Sunday
R. D. LILLE,
Laurel and Carroll .Ayss.: Tskoms Park.
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS. FOR SALE-APARTNIENT6.
COMPARE THE VALUES
Of the apartment homes in Connecticut Courts with any
others in the cty-nowhere else will you find such
celent environment, fine construction features and
well planned arrangement for the price of
$780,
That buys 2 BEDROOMS, LARGE LIVING ROOM,
BATH AND SHOWER, RECEPTION HALL,
DINET, KITCHEN with service entrance), and
PRIVATE PORCH.
ONLY $3.50 DEPOSIT,
MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF $58V
-(of which you save $322o that applies directly
principally WITH $13O5 MONTHLY OPERATING
CONNECTICUT COURTS,
5112 Connecticut Ave.
LIGHTED EVENING Pm.
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8 ACRES.
Modern 1O-Room House, Center
of Hyattsville.

Ideal for chicken farm or florist: house
1aPs dn y! $50 aoa oa sssy
terms for immediate sale, -Would CONSIDER
trade for city home. Call Line. SbS.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
PETw0RTH. 9th ST, BET. TAYLOR AND
tpshur sts.--Modern brick home Of eight
rooms and tiled bath; four bedrooms: hot
water heat: elee;: hardwood floors: oak trim
throughout: attic: colonial front. aud two
back porches; stat. tubs and lavatory In
SoSss 5es HSs and sd's sa
SsPs ~ o%S&s s4&a ig%sn ge1 gsss~:a: gss ss. Ad
GEQRGETowN, NEAR SITE NEW JUNIOR
dwsIlins: near car and bus; Kit. din li@., S 5
sss sS'' terms: sss 1siss. e; 's:a
aass s3n ST ,E: M.1xEX s5.S
bath: ami: p3rches. 2 screamed and
l''';aa e. aatns ISIS k.asnaes Adams
al Ph5SE Ssn HoSsE s
s5ss,ss: A.liSsIe fliSS Sss. q: NV 1sss
$3.50 CASH; VACANT; NoRTHnAsT. EEA4s
hay window brick house: good condition:
elestrisity modegn I;o. heat garage; pSye Ts in
McGRXTH. Main Si12: evenings. Adams
SO. .o00-6 ROOMs:. DETACHED; 8
berry; inst hot water; near 14th and Georgts
ave-: near stores. schools theaters: $2.5qQ
cash: no alantg. 110o Je0erson NV. be
1915 n q. LT-FfNI HOME on BUST.
meas 0 pr90peisZ; xoSms,h hh;.w;n: sarass; svn'
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sAIE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY. sALE-sUBuRB.AN PROPERTY
(Contnu
y = TAKOMA PARK HOMES

offer only sound values and real bargains in these columns
One offered last Sunday morning sold Sunday afternoon
homes sold in last few weeks Winter is BARGAlN DAY 1o
suburban homes.
oss o & @ built lin % @ :sSss: sssa ia $685. f e.
our asiu Yn a. shS sSd af nne @ @
eS ss' oae ana 'faoG Panan sm Pun.
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here room %vs sse0na sS.s soE c Psa0 sas0 Saft @
to adj
init and
so7so. a..s,,u, colou.r.ype
hSm1 S Of 9, lsYsy aSoS SS0%s 9o SO "a g %
pantry
psttly arranged double This
a
in the District. DIVINE
and corner
to
% s f % ss' ] B,S tnS ah a@
sH's g s. 1 S' SaS. sSs D'Bs ssaa fnf the % bath
to
& s Sunday F9S special appointment price anu ~
MAUDE H. LAWRY
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP.

4-RoOM BUNGALOW. 12 MINUTES FRON
Box 372-S. Star Office.
COTTAGE CITY IC0fMAR -MANoR), -203
Daniel ST., partly fYrn: 5-r, bungal2w;
SUNDAYS and evenings. Satisfactory terms.
ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. AMI.
Takoms Park. Md.-Qwner gone to N. Y
RHODE ISLAND AVE. AND DISTRICT
line-Four-room bungalow. electric range.
shower oyer tub; 2.car garage; entire attic
terms to suit, or will rent for $50: 3533
31st st ne; key house north side. Owner
Col 1888
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NO CASH.

NO CASH.
Bungalow. rooms BATH sleeping porch,
attic range. shades and screens: ami: will
se1l ct cost: gnal monthly peymente inc. all
expenses. 216 franklin ave. Lyon IarE. Va.
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GREENVALE, D. C.
5000 CASH AND S55 PER MO.
A charming section of bungalows and de-
tached houses for the family of moderate
means. You have your choice Of 8 to 8
rooms. All these homes were built by day
labor, of the very best of material and are
artistically decorated. See them today and
be convinced. minutes ride north of 10Th
and 5oz ~ HOMES ION g MEAN TRaaS'fk HAPPINESS"
GARMAN BROS,
2423 Bladensburg Rd. Line. 9400.
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COLoRED HOME DRTvE-6 ROOMS.
brick cash s?SO: s4o monthly prsP person no,;y buy
turkey: moved free. North 1884. White
Cross Co, 2125 11th ct. NV. Open am
i IN a tn md
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FOR CoLORED.

Georgetown. in nne section: would suit sIt
bath: large lot with garage: paved alley;
newly papered and painted; in splendid con-
dition This property Is cheap. Address
Rnx 470-S Star Of1Ce. oe
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ONE of THE FINEST BUILT HOMES IN
ne: modern colonial pre-war built; D rms.
3 rooms deep h.w.h. 'elec., sleeping porch
grape arbor; 2-car brick garage One year year
Bought % for So. 900. Owner at present
forced to sell; So 500, with sood cash wnrt pay,
fast on this. we consider it a pickup. Main
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ssS5 sEyESS S1s soSsS Sss SSa, IS a45S1sFs 57s vB s
{ SoESsSDsl sEsss.: J iEslts Ell.s asslT91HS Aooss'
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WILL SACRIFICE PEAUTIFTL e-HooM
house. excellent northwest secti9n: double
beautiful electric fixtures chosen by owpE:
screened throughout; immediate pSssssaen:
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JUST A FEW STEPS FROM SOLDIERS
Home Ground In frst-class. all-white north
west neighborhood, you are offered ,in,,. new
porches; convenient transportation: house IN
perfect condition. Call Mr.. BIRGFE1.D.
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SUBURBAN SACRIFICE.

Must Sell-Make Offer.
23o3 Ontario rd. nw-Brick six rooms
bath, elec. excellent heating plant; large
CAHILL & MENsH
Franklin 731. Insurance Bldg.
BRICK HOUSE: GOOD LOCATION: EASILY
arranged as two 3-room apts.: SS 500 for
quick sale: terms to suit purchaser. Ad-
dress Owner Box bl.Y. Star Office.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN. N. E.
electricity and Iatrobes: 81 $50: similar
houses nearly priced ST 900 higher 1000
to So 500 cash required. Address Box 45S.S.
Star office.
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CHEVY CHASE EoMEEss6o CASH: S7s
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ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY OWNER Will
sacrifice 2-rm., kit. and bath apt. in new
bldg. Address Box 177-S Star Office.
SPECIAL DOWNTOWN Cooperative
qtired: large living room with Murphy bed;
2 closets. dining alcove, elec cooking caol- @
mission. Telephone Potomac 676S-W after
2 pm.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
On Horner pl between Nichols ave. anso
Ipsal: new Groom homes % With with essrS anS bst t
h-wh.. electric lights. large porehes front fro1t
and back: large lots TO alley: ghort piocck
to cars: One OF the very best values on 'ne
ndf nMdcfTeAcHLEN BANKING coRPoRATIoN
Real Estate Department. 10th ana 60
Main 432. Evenings. North 313.
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TAKOMA PARK.
.. $500 cash will make, you the owner Of
this attractive Groom, tiled bath bungalow: :
room for 2 rooms and bath on 2nd floor:
lot 5Ox525, dainty shade trees: near stores
and cars: easy terms. 257 Ethan Allen ave.
Col. 9117-J.
"A ACRES. BELTsVILLIS3 GOO.
b.RM. BUNG. & OUTBLDGS., LIKE NEW.
Horse cow. poultry. bees. fruit. farm tools.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER,
S02 BALTIC. Blvd Riverdale. Md.
Hyatts. $50.
WOODBRIDGE.
Five-room bungalow. ami: $36 per mo.
1875 !" k1cHARD F. pH1LP1rT.
1917 Harvard St. NV: Adams 2824:
Woodridge-Bro
New Home-Extra Large Lot.
. In a location Of new h9mes end only ?
blocks from John Burroughs SGho0l; semi
with built-in tub and fixtures electric
lights open fireplace: hardwood floors; lot
50x150. Priced right and on convenient
MoTACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Department. 10th and g..
Main 432. EyenlnGe. North 31Y
m TONEA ANYn nTuED
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IDEAL 2-PERsoN FAMILY CO:OPERA-
log room. living room murphy bed kitch-
m and bath: good radio aerial. Between
Easy terms Address Box 57-v. Star ONCE.
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,RED-LOVEIY GROOM HOME. ELEC-
". garage: $500 cash; excellent c9ndl-
- 'OWNER 1910 1st ST. NV. D
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C-THIS BRICK
colonial home ga blocks from Conn. ave.
has ali the detail Of its true type; living
fast room. buffers pantry and kitchen: has
large bedrooms. sleeping porches and three
baths: lot 75 feet wide and Gear garage:
$35, 900. The price is only $50. 1000. Must
he sold Address Box 464-S Star office 6"
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SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge
Entertaining Guest From Boston
AtWhite House.

Junior at George Washington Uni
versity. entertained at u bridge
luncheon yesterday in the home of
her mother, Mrs. G.. A. Mueller, at
1929 Rhode Island avenue. Among
her guests were Miss Kathryne Lee
Keep, Miss Edna Veeley, Miss May
Hunsberger. Miss Helen Keefer and
Miss Helen Prentiss, classmates Of
the hostess. and the table was deco
rated in blue and yellow flowers.
Mrs. John Guest will leave Wash
ington shortly to spend some time with
Ensign Charles S. Walsh. u. s. N,
and Mrs. Walsh at Annapolis. Md,
and make the acquaintance of their
infant son, her grand-nephew. The
baby is the grandson of Mrs. NJ. s.
Guest of Wardour, Md, and the late
Lieut.. Comdr. Middleton Semms
Guest, Medical Corps, U. S. N, and
great gra ndson of Comdr. John Guest.
L. S. N, and grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles S. Walsh of Washington.
Mrs Charles Mason Wallingsford
is entertaining at bridge tea this
afternoon.
The Rev. William Henry Pettus.
TcCtOT Oh St. MAIN > pGilsi1, Sdpltol
Hill. accompanied by Mr.. David Ross
Beattie, expects to leave Washington
July 26 for Nantucket Island, Mass,
for two months.
Mr.. John w. Churchill has returned
to his home, at 1880 r street. from a
reunion of his class. 1911. at the United
States Military Academy, West Point,
n. Y. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Churchill and little daughter, Jac-
queline.
Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus NJ. Jones
and their son. Thaddeus Culver Jones.
of 1928 | street have left for Wellesley
College, Mass, to attend the sradua-
ton exercises of their daughter. Miss
Christy Osborne Jones. They will
spend some time on the north shore
before. returning to Washington.
Miss Sallie Bell kappes, librarian of
American University. formerly of
Evanston. H., and Mr.. Ferdinand A.
Farrelman, professor of biology at
American University, were married
Yesterday by Bishop William +. Nc
Dowell, at the bishops residence
They will reside in University Park,
The bride is a graduate of North,
I" SotSih SltS, anu WAS
connected with DreNel Institute.
Miss Mary Bradley will return 10
Washington Monday after an absence
of several weeks. She visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dexter Cheney and was
the guest of Miss Eliza beth Squire
al Greenwich. Conn. Before return
ing to Washington she will go to
South Manchester, for a short stay
Mrs. Dudley Gale and Mr.. William
Dudley Gale of Nashville. Tenn. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Mel
son in their apartment in the Shaw
mutt.
Mr.. Paul PutZki sailed yesterday
for Europe to spend three months.
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i'm Calvert County. Md, on the Chesa.
peake BAY, yesterday afternoon. The
guests, who motored down from Wash,
lnston. We're: Mrs. Winter. wife of
Representative Winter of Wyoming:
Mrs. Thompson. wife of Representa-
tive Thompson of Ohio: Nine. Soyez,
Mrs. Nelson DinGley, first vice presi-
dent of the National League of Amer.
lean Pen Women; Mrs. Walter n.
Doak. Mrs. Carr, wife of Col. Carr.
and Miss Carr; Mrs, Bass wife of
Capt, Ivan c. Bass; Mrs. Callah han.
Mrs. Albion W. Tuck, Mrs II. NJ.
SpilIan. Mrs. Richard {. Steele, Mrs.
Walter Miles. Mrs. Elliott Haag. Mrs
Curry. wife Of Representative Curry:
MIR. Winter and Mr. Doak. Mrs.
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Invitations Issued For
BOwen-Ricllardson Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson
Richardson have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter Louise
to Mr.. George Carville Bowen We'd.
nesday afternoon. June 80, at 4 o'clock.
n the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. Miss Richardson graduated
from the University Of Maryland June
S. and Mr.. Bowen is graduate in the
class of 1925 from that university
Miss Richardson is a member of the
Sigma Delta Sorority and Of the Phi
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held here charged with the theft Of
All automobile belonging to r. f.
George, business man here. The car
was located through the efforts Of
State police and the boy was found
visiting a girl friend near Leetown.
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The marriage of Miss Lillian
Frances Geraci. daughter of Mr., ard
Mrs. Ignatius Geraci. to Mr.. Butcher
Edward Prescott of Toledo, Ohio. will
take place Sunday afternoon. The
ceremony will be performed at 4
O'Clock in the First Baptist Church.
Sixteenth and o streets, the Rev. Dr.
Samuel Judson Porter officiating.
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Tor OF lllleIIidl IcNChoC ~
Boston, Mass, Mr.. Thomas
W. White.
The President of Haiti and Mime
Borno will be the guests in whose
honor the Minister of Haiti and
Mrs. Price will entertain at dinner
this evening.
Last evening the Minister of the
Dominican Republic and Sonora de
ARIA entertained at dinner In honor
of the President and Nine. Borno.
The guests were the Minister OF
Haiti and Nine. Price. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon de Jean. the charge datfaires of
Salvador and Sonora de Castro, Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan, the naval attache
of the Argentine embassy and Nine.
de Nago. Lieut. Philippe Cham. Nine.
Philippe Soyez Mrs. s. Michelena. Jr.;
Miss Calderon. Miss Odette Menos,
Can't. Roche Laroche Mr.. Raoul
Lizaire and DR. John I. Vance. jr.
Ambassador do Amaral
On Short Motor Trip.
The Amba bassador of Brazil, Senor S.
Gurgel do Amaral, is spending sew
eral days motoring and is expected TO
return to Washington the first of next
week
The Minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes. DR.. Ante Tresich Paw
chich. will leave Washington June IS
for Milwaukee to deliver an address.
The secretary of the legation. Mr..
Adjemovitch, will so TO Pittsburgh
the same day to make d speech.
Representative and Mrs. Albert f.
Hall entertained at dinner last eve
hn
guests were Senator and Mrs. James
r. Watson. Senator and Mrs. Arthur
r. Robinson. Judge and Mrs. Willard
Gemmill Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Bender,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones.
Justice and Mrs. Josiah \. Van
Orsdel have closed their suite in the
Hotel Roosevelt and opened their
Summer home in Beatrice. Nebr.. and
will return to Washington in early
October.
The commercial secretary of the
British embassy, Mr.. Leander Nc
Cormick -Goodhart sailed today aboard
the Conte BianCamano and will
spend several months leave In Europe
and his home in England. returning
To Washington in September. Mr.. Nc
Cormick kGoodhart's mother. Mrs.
FGeOerlCk ACl lOFIlllck-1OOQHdTt. lS re-
naming in their home Langley Park
at Hyattsvile, Md, until later in the
season.
Mrs. Horace Mann ToWner. who has
heen at the Hotel Roosevelt while in
Washington. has gone to New York
and will sail shortly for Porto Rico
TO join Gov. ToWner.
Former Secretary of State and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes and their
younger daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Hughes. sailed today aboard the Conte
Biancamano for Italy.
Former Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Edwin DENLY are spending q
few days with Capt. and Mrs. Hayne
Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank r. Nores left
Wa shington today for their Summer
home. at Winter Harbor. Me. They
will stay in New York for 10 days.
Mr. Jay pierrepont Moffat will so
TO North Andover. Mass, to act as
best man for his brother. Mr. Abbot
Low Moffat. at his marriage to Miss
Marion Adams. daughter of Mrs.
Joseph Henry Adams of New York.
The ceremony will be performed Fri
day afternoon. July .. in ST. Pauls
Church at North Andover. Bishop
Chauncey s. Brewster of Connect
cut officiating. assisted by the rector
Of the church. the Rev. Raymond H.
Kendrick. A reception will follow in
the Dale homestead, the old family
home of Mr.. Charles Adams Appleton,
cousin of the bride.
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Kappa Phi, honorary scholastic fra,
ternity,
Mr. and Mrs Charles T.. La Come
of Paris, France. arrived today at the
Willard where they expect to remain
several weeks.
Mrs. Gerome Desio and Miss Tanena
Desio of 1908 Wyoming avenue will
leave tomorrow for California, where
they will spend two weeks.
Col and Mrs. William r. Wood are
at the Hotel Astor in New York. where
they will pass some time before going
to Long Island for the remainder Of
the Summer.
Col. John Follin Of $685. Thirteenth
street northwest has returned from
attending the State Confederate Vet
Grams Reunion at Farmville. Va. Col
Follin also went to the general re-
union held at Birmingham, Ala, re-
Gently.
Maj. and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Mil.
ton celebrated their wedding ami
versary and her birthday anniversary
with a luncheon and garden bridge
nartv at their Summer home. Seyton,
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Milton sang during the afternoon, &C
companying herself on the guitar.
Humane Society to Have
Benefit Party Tomorrow.


The Washington Humane Society
will be the beneficiary of an enter
tainment tomorrow evening at the
Playhouse. at 1914 n street, when
four short plays and incidental num-
bers will be given at $50 O'Clock. The
party Is planned by the entertainments
committee, Of which Mrs. Anthony r.
Vitale is chairman. and the plays
will be given by tho O'Connor Play
ers. The patronesses include Mrs
Herbert Hoover. Mrs. Duncan U.
Fletcher, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs
Cuno II. Rudolph, Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, Mrs. Edward Nelson Ding
ley. Mrs. Stephen Panaretoff. Mrs
McCalla Sands, Mrs. Robert n. Har.
per. Mrs Ingild Povelsen. Miss Mabel
r. Boardman and Miss Lydia S. Bid
die.
Mrs. G. W. Morris has loaned her
house, at 1S Jackson place. Tor d
"silver musical" Friday evening lor
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eran reunion at Birmingham. Ala.
Mrs. Carter stopped at Atlanta. Ga,
to visit relatives on the return trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grindley, 1851
Park road northwest, sailed from Bal.
timore yesterday on the S. S. Ontario
FOR Boston.
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D'Oisy Reaches Siberia in Flight.

PARIS. June Is Nl.-Capt Pelletier
dOisy, who is flying from Paris TO
Toxic. arrived at Irkutsk. Eastern
Siberia yesterday. He left Kra snoyarsk
at $50 am. and reached Irkutsk at
4:l5 pm. according TO dispatch he
has sent to the air ministry. He
may have TO proceed Via Chita and
Mukden.
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Miss MattesOn to Marry
DR.. BedoyO i'm Washington.

Mr. and Mrs. CharlessC. Matteson
of Berkeley. Calf. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Josephine
to Dr. Santiago +. Bedoya, second
secretary of the Peruvian embassy.
the wedding to take place in the near
future.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Mrs. p. r. Carter of 5511 Thirty.
ninth street. Chevy Chase. is back
from attending the Confederate vet
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Francis du
FONT of Wilmington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Elizabeth
Frances to Mr.. Richard Dorsey Nor
gan, son of Mr. and Mrs. johnson p.
Morgan, formerly of Washington. now
living in Wilmington. Mr.. Morgan is
the grandson of Mf. and Mrs. Thomas
p. Morgan and the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. McChesney of Washington.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Mr.. Paul PutZki sailed yeSterda V
for Europe to spend three months.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

~ HE President and Mrs. Cool
idge have as their guest at
the White House the collec-
= tor of internal revenue IN
Boston, Mass, Mr.. Thomas
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Lieut. and Mrs. Miller V. Parsons
will give a dance this evening in the
garden house of the Grace Dodge
Hotel for their daughter. Miss Nerna
Lencre Parsons, who will graduate
from Central High School this month.
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Judge William S. Bennett of Chi
cago, former Representative, was host
at dinner on the Willard roof last
night, when he had six guests.
Miss Anita Virginia Mueller, g
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Mrs. Dudley Gale and Mr. William
Dudley Gale of Nashville. Tenn. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Mel
son in their apartment in the Shaw
mutt.
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Former Secretary of State and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes and their
younger daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Hughes. sailed today aboard the Conte
Biancamano for Italy.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Former Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Edwin DENLY are spending q
few days with Capt. and Mrs. Hayne
Ellis
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Nores left
Washington today for their Summer
home. at Winter Harbor. Me. They
will stay in New York for 10 days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02

we are all looking for-short cuts
and satisfactory results.
After you finish, the silver, put in
the cups and saucerS, then the greasy
plates, and after washing, stack them
all in a large drainer, so you can
scald them well. With two boiling ket-
ties of water, you can rinse, then heat
the dishes sufficiently to let them
dry with Il lustrous finish without
wiping. which also saves you many
hours in months time il you will
stop to consider just how much time
you really use in ordinary dish-wash-
ing.
These handy mops are certainly
most easily obtained. Everyone uses
Gold Dust Powder and the Gold Dust
mops are given away with a package
of the washing powder.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
MALT SYRUP WIDELY USED
AS INGREDIENT In RECIPES

With malt syrup coming into wider
and wider demand for culinary use,
many new and tasty recipes have been
worked out in which this fine, pure
wholesome ingredient may be used.
Malt syrup is n barley product con-
vcrtcd into "A maltese sugar and other
wholesome, nutritious ingredients and
delicately infused with mild hop tang.
the tonic properties of which are well
established. When prepared correctly
by reliable manufacturers there are no
SyrupS that surpass the malt product
in purity and wholesomenesS.
One Of the larger producers, Val.
Blatz Brewing Company Of Milwaukee,
employed a widely known authority on
domestic science TO prepare special
recipes in which malt syrup may be
used. Two of these recipes follow:
GINGER BREAD.
IA cup fat (any butter substitute
will answer.)
IL cup sugar.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
THE PEPPY BRAN FOOD
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USE LIGHT WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS AT LOW COST