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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04

NEAREST GENEVIEVE:
Wen, suppose you are in Win.
chester today, gazing upon the lovely
apple orchards in full bloom, and the
beauteous pageants in honor Of the
big red apple.
I nnotored to winchester with some
friends on Sunday and the town was
full Of eager sightseers, even then,
with cars from all over the country
and the hotels packed. You have never
seen such response to publicity. But.
then, the orchards are well worth any
effort one might make to see them.
The blossoms were not out in full, so
today and tomorrow they win be per-
feet
At last every one is seriously and
enthusiastically interested in summer
clothes. Every shop on Connecticut
avenue has dozens Of lovely new things.
You expect the latest things to be won
derful and to fill you with JOY, but
YOU have not expected froclxs and hats
of such flattering colorings and gOr-
geous materials as summer features.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04

York. who will be her guest for .
III
To SAIL NAY 22"EOR
POSTPONED EUROPEAN TRIP
Mrs. john Allan Dougherty. who
had expected to sail for Europe
on April go. postponed her depar-
ture and has taken passage on the
Homeric on May q. Mrs. Thomas
f. Walsh viii remain at her Wash
ington home instead of accompany.
ing Mrs. Dougherty as she had
planned.
Mrs. Edward Hamlin Everett
will entertain small company OF
guests at the tea dance in the Gar.
den of {the MayfloWer this after
noon. ~
Mrs David S. Barry. jr., wife Of
Major Barry, has arrived in Wash.
ington from Haiti End is guest
at the Mayflower. Before her mar
rage Mrs. Barry was Miss Neville
Johnson, daughter of DR.. Loren
Johnson.
senator ana MIS- JESSE lie 14Gls
calf have left their apartment at
the Anchorage and have moved to
their yacht, the Felicia, anchored
off the Capitol Yacht Club. They
will remain on the yacht until Con-
gress ad5ourns.
Count Francois de Buisseret viii
arrive in Washington the end of
May to take up his. duties as at.
tache at the Belgian embassy
Count de Buisseret's father was
formerly Belgian Minister to the
United States. He is a nephew Of
John p, Story.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall
are occupying their new country
place, "Kentsdale,, at Bradley
Hills, Md, near the Congressional
Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertle have
returned, after passing the winter in
Italy and making trip through
France They have opened their
home, Gunston Hall, on the Poto'
mac, and will remain through the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellwood
Jones have with them in their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
the latter's mother, Mrs. Marshall
l.. Jenkins, of Pittsburgh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
Earl Anl eri can
Maps Exhibited

in 4 great collection at DunthoTne III
1905 Connecticut avenue, kept me esl-
tranced for hours the other aays
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
I missed
To Tell You

about a new tea-place, and here
go, as good as my word as usual! 1t
is to be known as The Garden Terrace
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
Rare L0ces,
Win Il History

are on exhibit today in The Little
shop of Azeez, on the mezzanine of the
MayfIower Hotel. How these historic
lac 9 find
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
WHITE HOUSE
HAS VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Dewart
OF New York. arrived in town last
evening and are guests Of President
and Mrs. Coolidge at the White
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. III. Henderson
and their small spn, Branton HOl-
steen Henderson, 1r., notored down
from their home in Rosemont, Pa,
and are at Wardman Park Hotel for
the week.
WAR VETERAN CLUB
PLANS BANQUET
The hostess committee of the
American War Veterans Club Il
arranging d banquet to be held at
the Mayflower Hotel next Thurs
day evening. The tables viii pc
named after various battlefields 81
the American forces.
The members of the hostess and
banquet arrangement committee are,
Mrs. Fred ButterfieId Ryons, chair
man; Mrs. George b. Tribe, vics
chairman; Mrs. Madison Il. Hill,
secretary; Mrs. =. i. McSwain, Mrs.
Stewart Appleby, Mrs. Robert IL.
Mattingly, Mrs. Morgan Sanders,
Mrs. Henry Merle Spillan. Mrs.
Wallace Streater, Mrs. Curtis Hand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04

6hOPN - k~
at Connect.
cut avenue.
Women VINO
are accustom-
ed to buying
anything they
want regard
less of price,
a r e finding
great delight
in w al k ! n g
into the new
Dress Shop,
and in choos-
ing from the
colorfu1 dis
plays several
frocks for a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
Do You Like
Different Hafs2

and lots of them? That seems 70
be the trend of opinion these days
several hats, new one every time
Won think of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
T eIegyaPH n Box
OF Choice Floquers

Ito your mother on Mothers Day.
The Louise shop. Connecticut Avenue
and II street, is prepared to render
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
ri Mrs. r oqgnshends
Smart Shop

which as every one knows is at
l715 Connecticut avenue, there is much
fluttering about these days over gradU-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
Buy Three Froeks
For II Price

which you might ordinarily think OF
spending for one! Actually you can
do this by visiting the New Dress
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
OFFICIAL GROUP ENTERTAINED
DAWES DINNER
AT WILLARD
TONIGHT
Embassy Party Also on
Calendar This
Evening

The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes will entertain company Of
approximately hundred at dinner
this evening in the ballroom Of the
willard. Among the guests viii be
Mr.. and Mrs. Beeman G. Dawes,
brother and sister-in-law Of the
Vice President, who arrived this
morning from their home in Column
bus, Ohio, and who are stayiug at
the Willard.
Other guests from out-of-town
will be Mrs. Henry Morris, OF
California, a sister OF Mrs. Dawes,
who is visiting the Vice President
and Mrs. Dawes: Sir Josiah and
Lady Stamp, Of London, who are
coming down from New York for
the dinner; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
liam Mills, of Marietta, Ohio.
SPANISH ENVOY
DINNER GUEST
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano will be the ranking
I guests at dinner this evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Amory Hough
ton, who will be hosts to a company
of IL in their residence at 2725 q st
Il X 4
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
TO ENTERTAIN
The French Ambassador and Nine
Berenger will entertain at dinner to
might at the embassy with the
italian ambassador, Signor de Mar
| tino, and the German Ambassador
and Baroness Nathan among theii
guests.
The Minister Of Latvia and Nine
Sega win entertain at dinner this
evening at the legation in compli
ment to the American minister tt
Latvia, Frederick w. B. Coleman
There win be "a in the company.
Senator and Mrs. Guy ID. Gofi
/ win be hosts to a company Of 80 81
dinner this evening in the Chinese
room Of the MayfloWer.
| Commander Silvio Scaroni. air at
i tacI1e Of the Italian Embassy, en-
| tertained at luncheon yesterday al
the MayfIower Among his guests
were the Air Attache Of the British
Embassy and Mrs. T. G.. Hethering
ton and Major Georges Thenault
assistant military attache fol
aeronantics at the French Embassy
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04
SPANISH ENVOY
DINNER GUEST

The Spanish Ambassador and
Mime. Riano will be the ranking
guests at dinner this evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Amory Hough-
ton, who will be hosts to a company
of IL in their residence at 2725 @ st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-04

York. who win be her guest for q
few days.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Think 30 Ounces Decreed by London Style Experts Too Much-Gay Colors , With Gayer Trimmings Will Be Vogue,

Philadelphia. Pa. April IS OPD --- Philadelphia girls Will not wear 90 ounces Of clothes this summer as Wtll rheir sisters in London,
 Recent dispatches from abroad gave 30 ounces al the maximum 10 he worn in England during the com ing warm months, Tut Philadel- phia's smart mojisss believe this amount too much The English maid will he heavily clad in com parison with the American girl, fashion artists here declare
 Wear 90 ounces of clothes'' '' cer- rainly not Sixteen will be the i'm. it. said one fashionable modistA in reply 10 a question f1dav
 The American girl of fashion may dance in q pair of nine ounce slip aerS and she may smile her pretueSt in sheer chiffon dress whose weight will not b. more than two and a half ounces. Sine will not wear d dress weighing seven ounces, as decreed by London experts,
 Stockings above the knees: That Is for the personal taste of young American temininity Perhaps Miss America will md 1t more 10 her comfort to roll her less.than-one ounce chiffon hosiery"
 Another fashion shop said fine silk
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Berlin Sees Passing
 Of Jazz Popularity

New York, April Is Lpl-~The pen dulum ou popular favor Is swinging away from jazz to ballads of the days of cnnollno. in the opinion Of Irving Berlin, Writing to sam H Harris theatrical producer, from London whore the song wrirer has been since his marriage to Elln Mnckay several months ago. Berlin states his heliot that the jazz age is passing and that "the people want something with ( bit of feeling and sentiment"
 In qualifying himself as dias- nos'iclan of songs Berlin cites his long connection with popular music, during which he rose from position Of singing waiter in a Bowery sa- loon 70 be one ot the crowned kings of Broadway
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Mothers of SSiickIy Children
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NOW STURDY AND STRONG

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New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Mayor Marshall Mccormick q tormer Klansnan named to office on A non-partisan ticket, planes
 ootlcggers of the Anu,Klan fac, ion for the Tuesday shooting whilt s'ntes Attorney Arlie Bos well, q Klansman, says the mayor and the sheriff could have pre-. vented trouble had they done their duty" Sheriff George Galligan, an Anti-Klansman, had agreed with Mccormick not 10 send deputies, both believing it would only lrri. tate the situation which did not look serious q few hours before the actual outbreak.
 The incident which served 10 to- GUS the shooting At the polls and on primary day was the fight for 'h@ republican nomination tor sheriff Of Williamson county. The nomination was won by Oren Ch.e. man, endorsed by the Kan, who had a biz plurality in 4 field O.! seven. Coleman, if elected, will succeed Galllgan. who has been d storm center throughout his ofl- cial career.
 Boswell recommended Coleman as one ot the best qualified men ever nominated for office in Will liamson county. Hs is q graduate Of Solthhrn Illinois Normal 0! Car l>ondal-. and has almost finished york for q masters degree 4t the tnlt ArSlfy ot Illinois. Ho was principal O. ths Herrin township high school eight yeers ago, and is a World var veteran
 The national guard has been asked to remain in Herrin until after Tuesdays city election--the 8 fourth here in two weeks. A week ago Tuesday a township election "as held and last Saturday there vas q school election, at both Of which there were minor disorders
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
WITNESSES COMMEND
 ''DESIRE UNDER FILMS"
Mary Carr Among Those Who Speak for Cast Of Show Who Are
 Now Under Arrest

Los Angeles, April Is Ft--Wit- nesses for the detense at the trial of !6 members Of the cast of Desire Under the Elms.' charged with pre- sonring an obscene play, testified that the play had not embarrassed them and that several Main street shows were much "harsher,"
 Miss Berntce Davidson, graduate of an exclusive girls school, Mary Carr. well known for her maternal roles. in motion pictures, and Lucia Carr. the actress daughter. testified the shoce had not er1harra ssed them. Luella Carr declared she found noth- ing in it 70 "imnair ones morals .'
 Court vas recessed at noon to al- lo1 the defendants to give the ma unee performance, The jury and court attaches will be guests at a apeciaI performance of the play to- morrow,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
MISS SULLIVAN oN TouR

Miss Alice Sullivan of l21 Farm ington avenue has left on a concert tour through the middle west, for the second time. Her most promi- nent concerts will be at Pittsburgh, Pa, Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit, Mich
 Miss Sullivan is completing her teachers course at the Hartford Conservatory Of Music and expects to study opera in Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
AMERICAN M0DlSTES SET SIXTEEN
 OUNCES AS SUMMER CLOTHES WEIGHT

undergarments for the summer girl Hll weigh ahout three ounces.
 Dress this summer" she said. will be gay pictures of color, trim. med in even saver colors, Shorter skirts will rule, Dresses Of sheer materials will hs fashioned in prints, dots and modern ar' effects and will be kindly disposed to women who are DO longer slender"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

signed as a wiper Saturday, failed to report his name for the crew list.
 Tho bodies of R. Tweedlie, first assistant and engineer of the tanker and Leslie Brownell were recovered earlier in the day.
 Timothy Fitzmaurice of Dorches. ter. Mass, and r. F. Morrill,. sea- man, Portland, Maine, who were badly burned In tho explosion are not expected to live.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Body of Tanker's
 29th Victim Ahoat

Port Arthur. Texas, April ! 5 Ps-- The body of the twenty-ninth vic tim Of ths explosion aboard the oil tanker Gulf ot Venezuela. Sunday was found floating in the ship chan mel late yesterday. It Uas believed 10 n4 that of ]. Gordon Pots. who
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
HEREIN SHOOTING
 IS BEING PR0BED
Jury Investigates Tomorrow
 Stories Are Conflicting
Herriu, Illinois, April l5 c?

Herrin, Illinois, April l5 Lq' -- A jury of Williamson county citi- 7ens will slt tomorrow morning in an inquiry oyer the fatal shooting Tuesday in front ot I Ilerrin poll ing place in which three Klans- men and three Ani-klansmen were killed
 The jury Is impanelled and has visited the morgue where lie the bodies of the dead Newspaper men will not be barred from the in quest, states Attorney Boswell an- Hounced today, dispersing rumors 10 the contrary
 After the coroners jury had viewed the bodies those of the three Anti-klansmen were rc- moved from the city to their homes and the corpses ot the three Klansmen were taken 10 their kins residences here. The body of A l.. Tre2dwGv was sent 10 Para gould Ark, that Of Charles Briggs 10 Marion, III and that of Noble Weaver to West Frankfort, III.
 The funeral Of Mack and Ben Sizemote, two Of the klan victims, will be held Friday. and that Of HarIand Ford will be arranged after relatives in other sr4tes are heard from
 Seeking Causes
 While the community awaits the verdict nf the coroner's inquest, f is anaIyzing, each side in the light of its own svnlpathies the causes behind the strife which burst forth me" Tuesday just as residents were beginning to hope that an eleven month truce meant perma- nent peace.
 Relatives Of the dead Klansmep declare that the Anti klan faction launched ths attack ill reprisal for liquor raids by S Glenn Young, Klan leader, two years ago, Young is dead nov, one Of the 19 victims ot th9 Herrn rar. He escaped 4n2tl from alien bullets in May, 1924. whan hA and his wife were fired upon and wounded as they motoreu along 2 road near OkaW- vile,
 Young vas killed January 1, 1923, when he engaged in 2 gun hattie ln the lobby os a Herrin hotel. across tho street from the smith garage where Tuesday 5 shooting began
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Plainville-Governor in mechanic role, saves program when picture machine balks.
 Hartford Provisional regiment for Foot Guard trip to Europe is or ganized with Major Neal of Rich mond Virginia Blues the commander
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

By the Associated Pres
 Torquay, Eng.--Black and white Pierrot costumes are to be worn by the girls in bathing this summer, though they will be less haggy and have less ruftle around the neck.
 Tripoli-Mussolini Is a speedster. He drove his motor car SO fast for lj0 miles that it outdistanced all others
 Ncw York-Mussolini Is not a man He's syndicate Of man. in the view of Isaac F. Marcosson
 Mosbach. Baden--Quite a few horo are smacklng their lips when they think of Grover Bergdolls &C., dui'tal of seduction Right after the verdict he ordered bottle of wine for every roliceman and court off ci-I
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
FLASHES OF LIFE: BERGDOLL ORDERS
 DRINKS FOR ALL WHEN HE IS FREED

---
 New York--Ahout the only place in the world where the birth rate has been increasing much lately Is the South Sea Islands, the League of Nations has determined
 Trenton, N J. William L Dill, state commissioner Of motor vehicles has never driven a car. He says he never will, regarding himself as tenn peramentally united because ot distressing accidents that have come 10 his attention. Another reason Is that ho has 10 pass judgment upon the frailities of hls fellow men.
 Chicago-Fight aces in il pinochle hand were fatal 70 Herman Schlee. Gs, He looked a them, smiled and fell over dead.
 Dover. Y. H.--Stories of drinking and hip pocket .flasks in high school are nothing but slander upon most of your young people, in the opinion of Bishop Leote Of Indianapolis Methodist
 Nnyr Yorlf--John Hays Hammond who a' T looks much younger. e. plains; T sleep when I like. I work as long as I like, drink and smoke 1, pl t1st- don't tcll this to any Of the old hdys or they will try t' and get info trouble"
 Fort Monmouth. N J-General Pershing is the speedlest army car rier pieecn here. He winged l:a miles from Warrington in five hopy= 20 minutes. beating eleven rivals i New York--ETtrava g2nce in tla United States and economy in Eng land are regarded hv Sir Robert Kinderslcy. British Tanker, as nee essary for international progress. Ho gave his views at luncheon in the De Luxe Bankers club at the top of the Equitable building
 Hollywood Fla,--Retusal 70 give rhe name and address of q bootleg ger from which he purchased hooch may cause R. J Taylor, 63, 70 spend 50 days In jail, according 10 muni- cipal Judge Malcolm Porter.
 rorisville-Puhlicitv may be al good and well, but Eddie Staten, b cal pueiliat. probably has his doubts. Publication Of his picture on sports rages led to his arrest by detectives of Indionapolia rho I9d been seek ing him six months Fe was wanted hy Munc!a. Ind. authorities
 Tncson. Arizona--A 4nad rattle snake may prove as dangerous 9S 2 live one, WaEer Tenton, Michi"7a boy. discovered when curiosity lfd him .o place finger !n the mouth oS rattlsr he had Killed the previous aay. The i1ws closed and spread poison IT the hoys hand. Prompt frst aid treatment aared his hfo.
 %em Haven.--Cypsy roman threat ans gas station keeper Tith knife and disappears with hand after get ting s ,-Ea
 EAr Ha~an.-Es-9 hllshmNn+ 1r 2 recorl is n2err,v q >aconlar% purpose of an altitude flight. LieHt- Mac ready says, main object is 70 d<~"Ior planes capable Of operating II high alttI5As
 >~@r- Fa-au---EZr. rhou.as Earos. 5@. rrl! War vatrean. '3.es
 Ne~- 4ar.-u-Ftra dnas S2 ho" 1amaen to dozen sheds and small garaeA>
 Hartford-J11sa hcliov@ chA often ray penalty of YaroNts' q0ar yl!s; refuses to separate tnyr hnra II divorce ls granted their parents
 Har,tori-nar.oel sAnlmos. erea' nrphew of Commodore SHnmes, commander Of the confered7te crnis- CT Alabama, recommen1od for place on Trinity tacultv.
 Harttori-stata opens fer nuo'ic fishing about 1l0 miles ot leased streams,
 S.a,ntord-Tnniel HlclAr, Tl re- tired policeman. dies suddenly,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

A cable railway is 70 he tuilt up Vt. FuN in Japan.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

New Haven-t2ypsy roman threat ans c7s stat.cn keeper Tith knife and disappears with hand after get ting s .s-f1t
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

H-A- Fa-ran---E2r4 Thor.as E2ro@ s. rI.ll War vatrran. 3tas
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

%4r establishment 9r 2 recorl is n2err'v 4 -aconlary purro*a of an alntudf flight Ll@rt- Mac ready says; main object is 70 d$T"ior planes capable of operating at high altitn1as
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

London-It Is q deep secret as 10 whether the only unmarried woman N, P.--MiSs Ellen W'ilklnson--is 10 be invited 10 the bachelor members dinner week hence, One of the toasls will he The Prince of Bache- Iors'-the Prince of Wales.
 New York--Irving Berlin thinks the laZg age is passing and the peo- pls now want ballads with a bit of feeling and sentiment. He has writ ten his view from London, where he is honeymooning,
 New York-Lucre2ia Bori Of the Metropolitan Opera spends more than $25,000 a year on her stage "ardrobe and Sl5,n00 for other clothes. And so, she says that s why she's always poor The com rany would provide costumes for her but she prefers 10 design and buy her own.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Nc~~ H?~ru-Ftra does '7 h0" Gan?arn to dozen sheds and sm2n gar&cA$
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

H4rttnrCl--Ji1sA hclieyas children often ray penalty of r2roNts' q0ar- yl!s: refuses to separate toyr hora II divorce lS granted their parents
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Tucson. Arizona--A 4Had rattle snake may prove as dangerous as live one WaEer Fenton, Miohlr7n 'ov. discovered when curiosity lfd him .o place 5 finger !n chs mouth oS rattler he had killed the previous aay. The ia~s closed and spread poison IT the hoy's hand Prompt frst aid treatment 7a"ed his hfo
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Hartlord-nar'.ael senlmcs, rrea' nrphew of Commodore Sommes commander Of the confered7te crNis- CT Alabama, recommended for place on Trinity tacult~.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Harttord-state opens for nuo'ic fishing about 1l0 miles ot leas6I streams
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Sta,ntor1-TNniel Hlcl;ev, Tl re- tired policeman. dies suddenly.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

NaTo York--John Hays Hammond who a' T looks much younger, e. plains T sleep when like. I work as long as I like, drink and smoke when I like and worry always hu' don't tcll this to any Of the old h6v2 or they wil try t' and get info trouble
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Chicago-Eight aces in il pinochle hand were fatal 10 Herman Schlee. Gs. He looked q them, smiled and fell over dead
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

EorIsville--Publicitv may be all good and well, but Eddie Staten, b cal pueiliat. probably has his doubts Publication Of his picture on sports rages led to his arrest by detectives ot Indianapolis rho h1d been seek ing him six months Fe ~as wanted by Munc!e, Ind. authorities
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Fort Monmouth, N J-General Pershing is the speediest army car rer piEecn here. He winged l:2 miles from Waytngton in five ho1rs 20 minutes. beating eleven rivals,