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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN GREGG SHORTHAND UNDER PR:
vate INSTRUCTION d in p your home save time and
AUTO DRIVING bEss3Ns by esgereence s
ply CO.. 400 i4th nv. Frank. 1854 Guy
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATING,
sIass forming TeSi Il Private lessons aise:
st: bet. N. Y. ave. and H. --------
MEN, WOMEN. IS UP. PREPARE FOR
IN ssad Jobs pig oss
sssafss saS :fe sfiss!ssEE
THOSE WITH, UNDEvELOPED TALENT
dor large studio es
will interview only those DESTROYS of max
ing Rnn art their Ad
experienced teacher: day. night. private or
class instruction also at puplls' residence.
IF A DoYBTER: PASS ON: IF PRoGREs,
short. easily mastered. THoRoUGH. BOYD
it's It's SPEED. simplicity. accuracy. Touch
tipping. spelling, English. bookkeeping; Est.
1888 NV Main 1898.
PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN COSTUME
and millinery designing. pattern drafting.
Sooht and
ARTS AND SCIENCE. 1917 Rhode Island
ave. n w. NORTH S4.t4. -
COLLEGE GRADUATE. YOUNG. WISHES
position private tutor for grammar or
high school students Phone Adams 4376-J
PRIVATE LESSONS FOR ADVANCED OP,
orators: no school, no class: marcel. finger
wave, permanent wave, facials. manicure;
s sHsm ne y eSe9e Mr. y N94 ave- ?Rp0
BEAUTY CULTURE, FULL COURSE, $50.
ssium Snsn I'd I, eo, eos MAhT1Ss 18th and
BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL PHASES IN
two high-class shops: $40 registration fee,
GREENEta'ssse. Frank ~. IFS i4th st. ''
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: Elk:
pert lady and man instructors: parking and
permit: cars FURNISHED. CoNOvER. 21cS Fl
PIANO LESSONS: REAsoNABLE BY
tearher best method. easy learned: ali
ages accepted Col. a632W.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. PARKING AMI
permits a specially Cars furnished. Call
FOSTER F,an d9la s Rsab'e Licensed Ins,.c
AUCTION BRIDGE taught by young lady.
day or evening. Apt. 212. Rutland Courts
1925 18th st NV. North 1851
BEAUTY CULTURE--Eiebt Honour School
graduates were placed in well paying posi-
tons during the past two weeks. Our t5or-
ough systematc training. combined with
fG1 ,s nax ar ,Me
The Honour School test 1910I. el1 18th
Of. nv. TT. 5l31
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WANTED--SALESMEN.

ACTIVE MAN for permanent profitable
sales position; experience unnecessary; pay pay
York Nurseries. Geneva. n. "
DISTRICT, MANAGER. local, free outfit;
bo
IF YOU ARE HIGH-CLASS STOCK. bond
TO earn fifteen Thousand a year. or better.
possessing personality. capable Of interview
ing s1s hat e w sos
by body of responsible business men. I'm
less you are we'll dressed. don't waste your
Mr. Mcclure promptly at IL o'clock Mon
day. 804 Southern Building.
MEN-Large financial institution desires 5
on commission cor; basis Work entirely il Wash.
ington. We can give you an, an opportunity i, il
our business offers real future for r. clean
| ence desirable. but not essential Our pres
s M sha1 hs sng
| range to see the manager.
PIANO SALESMAN wanted for city Of
ss9e v rsor saa ans
mission contract: splendid opportunity and
poSsn tGs the Address cnas
stiea. Inc. 4so.IsS Z. Grace st., Richmond.
Va.
No to eas sape
fl free: sell paints varnishes and roofing
with ona EARN to
| a wear easy; ornament position exclusive
| territory, Adams Paint Co. Dept Do. CIeve-
! land Ohio. -
| SALESMAN wanted to call on general mer-
cartile hardware. eu,o accessory trade
car Give fun particulars: references. Ad-
dress Box 194E. Star Office.
| Statesmen for auto parts house: good op-
! Address Box s6-E Star offlce.-----
sALIsSMEN--3 at once: established AZ
| wears Al rating: excellent pOstion for vide
awake men Repeat every 90 days. Wash
| Office in Denrike Bldg: interview Mr.: Slllngs
! today between 1 and pm at lll9 9TH
SAIESMEN-Carry side line ~ new adver-
| tising specialties direct from Manufactured
J sonfidential connection: weekly Comrnt ssiolfs
. 4 ocllet samples. Newton MIG Co. Dept. z,
] newton. Iowa.
| sALEsMEN-seI printing: 4ofe commits;
! main line: money making side line; pocket
| outfit free Merchants Association. o4o SO
! Dearborn. Chicago. .-
| SALESMEN-S5O 10 5000 weekly. side line
| or fnll time: largest exclusive manufacturers
ssod rated neSe, orer half ee m
lion Partisan Novelty Co. 1877 West @2nd
| st. Chicago.
sHLFsMEN--Man uf acturer with staple. well
advertised line selling to retail trade hberal
c cor. Box By 5as &C t' iowa iowa Civ Iowa
t1reh 10 and :. 1t Suite SOB 81 18TH t. NV
STATE. .MANAGER--M arveons pricing sya
gests iars se prGi..s sxc,usIXs terEit"ry; MI
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Statesmen.
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION.

The latest word in electric re-
frigeration is about to be intro
duced to the Washington public.
We are now ready to talk to a
limited number OF ambitious
men. who are DESTROYS of get
ting in on the ground floor OF
what is recognized to be the
biggest proposition of the day.
This is their opportunity to
make the most remunerative and
permanent connection. Inter
view Monday, o::30-l2 and 2
3 80. 1919 Conn. ave.
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Part 6-12 Pages
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tiscrs from receiving circular,
matter. it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
Z sible. by The Star Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed TO box numbers IN
care Of The Star will be delivered
to avertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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PERSONAL.

THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS
Conn ave Main 9es Col 2o4. ~
WE WILL PAY $50 TO YOU WHEN WI
se a s,as ot to your friend Address Boz
WILL THE PERSONS WHO WITNESSED
the the street car ACCIDENT in which woman
sgs b communicate With With NJ N MsELNItov
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE. BET.
ad aurns SeiSs
corr saP Pes for adoption
DO HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANING:
old floors refinished: house repairing. paint.
| ing ing ODD Jobs: by hour. day or estimate. Call
PARLOR SERVICE at your home by experi-
e e eulturlst: reasonable and accurate.
teaeher: LEscHAikoWskY method tsSaht
adus pr rs gdp
| reduced prices: hot oil treatment our spe-
calty; open evenings by appointment. Frank.
LEARN FRENCH. ROOM AND BOARD
| with Partisan family: large room. twin beds:
| walking distance: reasonable. Potomac 45S.s
GOOD CARE GIVEN TO CHILD, DURING
woman. living near Washington Circle. Adj.
! dress Box 171E. Star Office:
ApT9s WI, WASHER nG5,h Il latter CLOSER En- s sns
dRaf y S9To ou' %AsHi f eo 4is 4th S.
/ DRIVING TO INDIANAPOLIS NEXT
Wednesday. can accommodate three passen.
gers: closed car. Address Box 174-E. star
! NURSING HOME. SILVER SPRING. MD;
! aged couples. cOnvalescents. special cases and
fi nanded e'o MODERN I i%proSements bright
pSans R gorShes PSs
! CHTLDREN KEPT OFFICE HOURS. SO
cars: small sqnny furnished ,aea GspsrtmepHt..
| teacher. Peabody certificate: ali grades: .spe-
eiaf interest il Sa CHILDREN; home lessons II de-
COLLEGE STUDENT. NOT ABLE TO Com.
gete TSH dTess ks Box 9SE Star 20
n mnL Give home buyers? Give me their
nsmes and i sell them y So1 viz reggie
TOBACCO OR SNUFF HABIT CURED Or
II Bss%os sent M Sr
PRIVATE HOME BOARDING SCHOOL: chill
me s.' camp 1e47 BiItmore NV. Adams 1851:
eapded fnrnuSe re9odsea
boards. washstands, small tables decorated
may De useO rs DOOkcdSes faUiHct9. Cud
tables etc: examples of work on display
Write or call l.. BROWN. 1881 Wiltoerger
NEURITIs. RHEUMATISM. SPINAL AID.
justments. constipation. ETC.: mira red ray;
hot oil and electrical massage: body building
DAVID 1O1-103 Montana. 1726 n NV.
Main AGO. Franklin 1880.
g. +. HOPF. NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
uses natural methods with greatest efhcfency
and success: approved by leading physictans:
Free clinic Thursdays to pm. I2Og h
st. NV.
j. ROY THE NATURoPATH. BELIEVES
those who are suffering from the after
effects of the flu. Main 1928.
GENUINE HUMAN HAIR swITCHES. $40
Apt. 90. Col: 5oO3.
PARTY WITH FURNITURE WISHES RE.
s anSie a' Address Box 1os.E. star once.
TO BUY FROM OWNER-SMALL BRICK
house. n1deSsss price o,sS good terms ASd.ess
MARIE STEVENS, EXPERT PERMANENT
removal of Facial Hair and Moies 81
Scientific Facial. Scalp and Hot-oil Treat
ments, 81: 20 years eND. satisfaction guar
anteed. 500 Kresge Bldg. 1l05 g St.
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN ONE CHILD.
r rss ~ Address Boz sac, ssas ONES.
1Coafinusd on Next. Ragsl
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NV H'snI SEkEEPER in refined family, BY re-
h hieu Mhite woman with one child; good
r nHele III preference to high wages can give
mac SOL Sd "'0'
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hhAnD1 mlddle-aged twhiteD will stay with
on n,u.em evenings while parents are absent :
55HSpper! Ted best reference. Columbia
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a nv IN, EttEPER-Mdale aged white wom-
Sr en wiiiiIng reliable; Tor two or three people
u ~, 1HpIoyed couple; no children or laundry
Star Office '' Nv" "a.
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

YOUNG LADY with high school education
may find her forte in position offering ex-
centional educational advantages and oppor,,
tunity for development. must be open-minded
and Industrious. Address Box ACC, Star
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LADY. settled. and daughter. want places
as coon and mad: cook will stay nights
Hn5 n1nn prefers part time. Phone Adams 1904.
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l Hol sEREEPER - Middle aged white, for
IKl or,i couple or invalid; experienced. sf6
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hUuSEWORK of any kind: neat and quick
al Franklin 1893. lis Canal st. s.w.
INTELLIGENT colored girl wishes part tims
WIN VI any Kind. Call Adams 2g52.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
AMATEURS wanted-Cash prizes given:
also professional talent. Apply Capital
Booking Office. 81 18th st. 14s
TEACHER. public school, wanted by young
business man. for private Instructions In
grammar; arithmetic. etc. Address, Box
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r,ort.n
l. 81. NV VI e'"Oiai H"use"oiA. ~

1a,,jIs Colored. neat. wishes position in small
Soi t'S al apartment: no laundry. Call Pot.
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AUTOS WASHED ST CLOSED. S125.
81 .5Ol. this month latter g pm. onlyl.
Leave your auto while at the theater. CEN
TRIAL AUTO WASHING CO.. 412 14th ct.
One
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l.. nNDRESS; first class work to take home
yard Phone North 1894
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LA1 NDRESS desires bundle washes &c home
,n,,uaaS : WORK 1915 Church st. NV. Po
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LA Ia, NDRESS wants laundry to take home
VIII carry from any part OF the city zoos
south Cap. ST Lincoln 6sO4-J.
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d diAu NDRESS. colored. 3 days. or apis to
cream: II years: references from last place
Address 2133 II NV - '@''
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hiAUNpRESS. first class. wants work 10
2203 Champlain st. NV
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SAL .FSMEN

Statesmen
I want 10 (no more-no less)
real live, on-the-job statesmen
and I'm going to get them!
Right here in Washington
| don't care what you are SELL
ing now-bonds, real estate, in
surance. With me YOU are going
to sell AUTOMOBILES! Lots
of them! 1927 is going to be a
banner year for this line of
cars. II you are presentable and
have confidence in yourself and
in your ability and the determi-
nation to make good on a conf
mission basis. write me-you
are one of the 10. Address Box
48-E. Star office.
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ATTRACTIVE

ATTRACTIVE
travelling position calling on old customers
of established. nationally known firm: ex-
perience unnecessary; $500 a month; oppor-
tnnity for early .advancement Southern ter
ritory during Winter REQUIRES a woman
of ambition and personality. over 20, high
school or college graduate.
J. =. PERRY,
100 North Wabash Ave.
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DRIVING TO INDIANAPOLIS NEXT
Wednesday. can accommodate three passen.
gers closed car. Address Box 174-E. Star
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FINANCIAL
SITUATION-FEMALE.
IrAE~..AA

LADY (whitel will care for children after
moons or evenings: best references. ll%T
Adams. 1924 Clifton.
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HAIRDRESSING--ALI. WORK DONE AT
reduced prices: hot oil treatment our spe-
cialty open evenings by appointment. Frank.
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L{anmnNDERiNG and cleaning by the day.
l10g 1Oth NV. Pot. 1861.
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SITUATIONS-MALE Oont'O.

CHAUFFEuR. .colored. single, desires pc.
good reference. Phone Line. s003W.
CHAUFFEUR. experienced driver of all
Kinds of cars: good references. 1908 18th
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LADIES!i! SAVE TIME!!! BEAUTY
PARLOR SERVICE at your home by expert.
enced culturist. reasonable and accurate.
Call, for appointment Col 5OQ3
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GOOD CARE GIVEN TO CHILD DURING
the day by young. well educated married
woman living near Washington Circle. Ad.
dress Box 171-E Star Office.
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NURSING HOME. SILVER SPRING. MD. |;
elderly people: room and board. nursing care
included modern improvements: bright
rooms. porches. lawn convenient bus lines.
Phone Woodside 44-L-2. mh14s
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NALES M EN-.
Due to reorganization we can use several
men in our appl ance dept; experience pre-
ferred See Mr.. Brooks. Monday or TUESDAY
mornings. $50 to IL 80 am. 4th floor
al i.-
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WAITRESS. colored. experienced, or maid in
Iadies club; reference. 1854 Gresham pl
NV.
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PIANO INSTRUCTION - EXPERIENCED
teacher Peabody certificate: all grades: spe
caf interest in children home lessons IL de-
sired Main R312.
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| uatel, wishes position: lots of experience;
| of good patient disposition; no housework
| or domestic duties Col, 4S12-J.
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tPARF-TIME WORK. or apartments TO clean
oeeApsrlenced colOred woman. Call North
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DO HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANING :
walls and floors cleaned. shellacked. waxed:
ing. odd Jobs; by hour. day or estimate Call
BEN. Potomac 2S6S
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MANAGEMENT of small modern furnished
Or unfurnished apt. house by experienced.
reliable woman. Address Box 159-E. star
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The Recommended Service classification in The
Star contains list of firms ENGAGED in all kinds OF
\ household work. If you need anything done around
your property, consult this classification before placing
your contract The Grme listed guarantee The Star to
render satisfactory service.
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| SECRETARIAL POSITION by highly ex-
lperienced young lady. who can handle any
siro,1s Of Iocatinsl in Wa.h3noton Address
| Box 12n-E Star office
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CHILDREN KEPT OFFICE HOURS. $40
TO SIS month: central northwest. near park.
cars Small. sunny. furnished apartments
for rent REASONABLY: ami. 14O6 Chaplin. 16s
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LADY. refined. white. position IN cafe
terra or tea room. 526 Irving st. NV.
Phone Adams R744
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HEJP-NALE ((,ont'd).

YOUNG MEN, .. honest ambitious and
neat, who will be satisfied with S25 to $50
weekly TO start, with real opportunity for
adv ancpment OBJ Investment Bldg ~.
after q
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~
competent. reliable: Will walt
on table or work in house; ref. Phone Col.
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STOCK AND BOND SALESMAN for build
ing and loan deal; big money If you quail
ify. Apply 6i0 Investment Bldg, sales
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|NTER-AMER|CAN
AIR PACT DRAF TED
Convention to Regulate Avia-
ton to Be Received by
Kellogg Today.
BY the Associated Press.

Draft Of a convention to regulate
air commerce between the American
republics was concluded yesterday by
the Interamerican Commercial Avi.
alton Commission. Assistant Secre.
tary MacCracken of the Commerce
Department as president of the COM
mission. informed members that Sec
retary Kellogg, as chairman of the
Union, would receive the proposed
convention today.
The governing board will prepare
the convention in final form for sub.
initial to the various governments, in
accordance with the resolution under
which the Interamerican Commission
was created and its duties defined,
adopted by the fifth Pan-American
Congress, at Santiago. Chile, in 1923,
Definite Action i'm January.
Definite action regarding the conven-
tion will not materialize until the
sixth Pan-American Congress at Ha-
vana next January.
Sixteen countries participated in the
work of the commission. The conven-
ton, which is largely patterned after
similar agreements reached among
European countries since 1919, fatty
prohibits carriage of war materials
by commercial planes. No restrictions
are placed on national registration Of
planes other than those required by
laws OF the registering state. Precau.
tions are taken to assure strict COM
pliance with customs, sanitary and
other laws of the contracting states.
Discrimination Prohibited.
Each state is allowed to enact legis-
lation aimed to foster domestic devel-
opment of commercial aviation so long
as such legislation does not discrimi-
nate against contracting states in mat.
ters involving international commerce.
The commission decided not to at
tempt drafting of regulations to
govern commercial aviation under the
convention.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
George Washington University
Host to Visiting Doctors.

President and Mrs. William Mather
Lewis will head a list of George Wash
ington University officials this after
noon in Corcoran Hall at a reception
to the delegates and wives of the
American Medical Association.
Among those who will receive are:
Dean and Mrs. William Cline Borden,
Dean Anna l.. Rose, DIR. and Mrs.
Oscar B. Hunter, DIR. and Mrs. Daniel
lie Ray Borden, Dean and Mrs. Will
liam c. Van Week, Dean and Mrs
Howard L. Hodgkins, DR.. J. Wesley
Bovee, DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Rich.
ardson and Prof. and Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle.
The university will be open to the
American Medical Association dele
gates for inspection during the after
noon. The reception will be held from
4:30 to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Ernest +. Burchard, Miss Ida
Blake, Miss Nellie A. Brown, Miss
Edith Dawson and Miss Lucy Smith
will be hostesses at tea Sunday from
5 to z o'clock to Washington members
Evening star., 1927-05-19

| Wardman Park Hotel next week and
| will also go to Asheville. From there
they will leave to visit their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j.
| Eells, in Cleveland.
DR.. Joseph Bryan entertained 16
guests at dinner last night in honor
of DR.. Georges Portmann Of Bordeaux,
France.
Mrs. Carl Jeansen has returned
from a stay in New York at the Am
bassador Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates and
their family left today for New York
to be guests of Mrs. Yates sister, Mrs.
G. A. Johnston Ross, in her home, at
New Rochelle, n. Y. Mr.. Yates will
sail Saturday for a six-week trip to
Europe, and Mrs. Yates will motor to
Canada in July to meet him on his
return.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts of Tren-
ton. Tenn. are the guests of the lat
ter's aunt, Mrs. Samuel Beverly VIII
hanson in her apartment, in Stone
leigh Court. DR.. and Mrs. Roberts
came for the sessions of the American
Medical Association and entertained at
dinner last evening at Stoneleigh
Court.
Evening star., 1927-05-19

Of Delta Delta Delta Fraternity at
the home of Mrs. Burchard, on Lowell
street. Among those who win be pres
ent are the newly elected officers of
Washington Alliance of Tri Delta
Miss Eliza beth Bailey, president; Mrs.
T. B. Nickson, vice president; Mrs. n.
NJ. Lacy, secretary; Miss Martha
Hunter, treasurer, and Mrs. Edward
Bartlett, Trident correspondent. Mrs.
Amos A. Steele has been appointed
chairman of the press committee.
Children from the Neighborhood
House. under the direction of Mrs. J..
p. S. Neigh aind Miss Griffith, will give
an exhibition of dancing on the lawn
at Twin Oak Neighborhood House
next Thursday at the postponed fete.
A partial list of juniors assisting at
tho various booths are Miss Pearl
Smiddy, Miss Cecil Smiddy, Mile.
Claire Heillman, Mile. Helen Heillman,
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Marriage Licenses.

James F. Shipley and Sarah E. Rhine.
Jack Braman of Indiana Harbor. Ind. and
Beu1ah B. Merelman of this city.
Jaul r. Lamp and Vivian Healy. both of
Baltimore Md.
Henry L. Constable of Elkton Md, and
Gertrude Jewett of this city.
Theod IRE L. Medford and Naomi I. Glas
cock
Elias Adkins and Eva Sweat. both OF
Roxbury. Va.
Emery Proctor and Mary Robinson.
Edward f. O'Neal of this city and Bessie
M Parker of Detroit Mich
Evening star., 1927-05-19
Hotel Occupants Flee Fire.

Occupants of the Parkside Hotel,
1896 I street, were forced to flee,
many of them only partially clothed.
at 1870 o'clock last night, when
burning couch in the apartment of
Alfred Barry filed the halls with
smoke. The damage was slight. The
cause of the fire was not determined.
Evening star., 1927-05-19

Fraulein Alves, Miss Helen Strauss,
Miss Rose Saul. Miss Ethel Wells.
Miss Frances Saul, Miss Allison Nc
Daniels, Miss Clover Baldwin and Miss
Jane Thorpe. There will be many sur
prise features not announced. Mrs.
Edgar F. Ormes has gathered together
fortune tellers from all parts of the
globe, and this booth is to he one of
the chief attractions. The miniature
household from Ara bia will be another
spot of particular interest.
Mr.. A. w. Mack, who formerly re-
sided here. but who is now living In
New York, is en- route to his home
after a six months stay on the Pa.
cific Coast. While in the city he is
the house guest of DR.. Paris Brengle
and Mrs. Brengle.
The long list of men and women
who are acting as patrons and pa
Evening star., 1927-05-19
WASHINGTON G, THURSDAY.

tronesses of the card party to be
given at Wardman Park Hotel to-
morrow evening for St. Gertrude's
School of Arts and Crafts has been
further augmented with the names Of
Mrs. John Cammack, Mrs. E. O'Con-
nell, Mrs. Pauline Velati Boyer, Mrs.
John Ryan Devereux, Mrs. Francis
r. Weller and Mrs. A. Borden.
A pessimist Is a man who prefers
artificial sunlight to the real thing.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
SOCIETY

Continued from Eighteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1927-05-19

Mrs. Carl Jeansen has returned
from a stay in New York at the Am
bassador Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-05-19

The long list of men and women
who are acting as patrons and pa