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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

Nature has made of Bradypus only sggad but outish
suggard His cruising radius is about feet horizontal
branch; he sleeps where he when
business other fields he the
his bed thereby exposing himself making very
wakeful for half-hour out of the twenty -four.
have studied these ders northern wds of Minnesota
Or maybe it was porcupines. Well matter.
1t obvious that every the street. max
ing living by varied and devious ways
fronted with emergency the Bradypus Tdacyus
science always mindful Of those uneqpped with
tongues, also designates him Al ALL This is
the title the Soh prefers could get vesge an opinion
from him. Its pronunciation is in keeping with his general
demeanor.
There two species of Sloth getting all this from
Enc o to sug the twotoed and the threeoe The specimen
infected on us has three toes making him azr than his
brother
Tomorrow will discuss the Armadio and on succeeding
the Gnu the eapng herring of the Sargossa and the
pact about all of which knowledge is Just as unpofound
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
What a Scream Did

Esther Ralston got her first at
tention fEe4a motion picture Il.
rector, when, as an extra on a
set, she volunteered to render
an off-stage scream. She yelled
so loudly that he liked her spirit
and gave her a. small part that
started her on her climb to star
dom. She has just completed
Ten Modern Commandments"
for Paramount,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
An Importation

Leo Lantz, a young Hungarian
actor, who appeared with Ru.
dolph Schildkraut on the stage in
Europe, is appearing with the
veteran DeMille character actor
In Harp in Hook" which Renaud
Hoffman h directing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Commodore Macdonald

J. Farrell Macdonald, playing
prominent roles in the Fox pic
lures, Paid 10 Love" and East
Side, West Side surprised his
townsfolk in Ansonia, Conn.,, when
they learned that he owned a
yacht and was commodore of the
Balboa Yacht Club in California. !"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Women,s Misses and Children's Apparel, Etc.

WOmens 81 to 50 House FrOcks. 69c
$1.95 to 1895 Utility FrOcks and Uniforms . Sl2S
Womens S19S to S295 Wash FrOcks. ...........$1.49
$500 to $498 Cotton Charmeuse FrOcks .......$269
$79H and SO Crepe and Pongee Frocks ........$599
$500 to S595 Tub Silk FrOcks
S595 Stout Size Wolfe Dresses $3S7
Womens Misses $40 and SIS Silk FrOcks $500
$3.50 to SIS Silk and GeOrgette Dresses
$1295 $685. Figured Chiffon and Crepe FrOcks $8S
S25 and $2975 WOmens Silk FrOcks .......... .$14S7
$35 $39 and $4975 Women's Silk FrOcks $1987
$3975 $3.50 Hgh-grade Stout FrOcks. $2975
$3975 to S49.75 Figured Chiffon Dresses $685.
Miss Juniors $299 RayOn Frocks. .$179
Miss Juniors S. 2-piece Jersey FrOcks. $500
Miss Juniors $595 to $795 Crepe FrOcks ......$299
Miss Juniors SIS Silk and Wool Sports Wear. $3.50
Miss Juniors $40 to SIS Silk Crepe FrOcks. 500
IL Women's $299 to $685. Lace Blouses .$1OO
100 $3.50 $3.50 Sports and Dress Coats. $500
SIS $3.50 $3.50 Knitted Coats and Suits. $749
WOmens $685. and $795 Pleated Crepe Skirts. .S49S
WOmen's 1898 $498 Flannel Sports Skirts. $298
WOmen's $2.9S $5.95 Wool Bathing Suits .$239
Children's $1.95 to $249 Wool Bathing Suits $169
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Stationery, Pictures, Books, Art Goods

25c Imported Portfolios of Writing Paper. 2 for 2sc
81 Excelsior Diaries 1927 acknowledgements. 81 90
So Excelsior Diaries for 1927. Observation-Disclosures. Use
81 Excelsior Diaries 1927. Use
75c DennisOn's Sealing Wax Observation-Disclosures. sec
$l,45 Panel Mirrors; picture top Observation-Disclosures. Soc
81 Truart COlOred Pictures Qramed). ......... 59c
$245 MaxfieId Parrish Framed Pictures. $40
39c to $3.50 BOOks-fcton etc Observation-Disclosures. 25e
81 to $3.50 Books OF various kinds. soc
Csc to $3.50 Wire Frame Parchment Shades .... Toe
SIS to So Hand-embroidered models. $500
to $229 Fancy Sateen Pillows: assorted shapes SOC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Paid to Love

paid to Love-" will be released
to the public in the early fall. This
Fox offering, directed by Howard
Hawks. features George B'Brien
and Virginia Valli.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Linens, DOmestics and Beds

200 19c Linen Towels (Lay. only, 14x24.n 121ke
IS $3.50 Linen Luncheon Sets, 4sx45.n. Sl2s
SlSO Linen Lunch Sets cloth 45x4S.in: ssc
24O Linen Napkins. good quality linens each
7S Rayon Lace-edged Scarfs; reg. Soc. Ace
25c Linen TOweing, for face towels i9c va
$50 COored BOrdered Linen Napkins. ........ &c IA
John L. Browns SOC Linen Towels ......, SSc "a
$50 Yds. SIPS Silver BIeached Damask . 79r Vi
80 $3.50 to 1895 Blue Bed Sets s1xsO $S45 to $esS
Is $50 Rose Bed Sets. 72x9On. with throw 495
$1Ss Magnet Sheets, slxsO-in, $500
35c Hemstitched Cases. 45xS6.in Ok
SIPS E. H. o. Sheets (72x9O sizes). -. 4. ' dSc
Sc Pillow Cases, 45xS6-in size Isc
$3.50 Krinklette Spreads. Slx1OS inches. ... 81 AZ
Simmons $40 Beauty Rest Mattress full size ~ 500 az
$50 Box Springs full size, for S90 m
70 Metal Beds, full and single sizes .......S "a SS
Sc Metal Army Cots, 2 #. in size ...,,.. "a IA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Moonlight Rides

The steamer Hampton Roads,
successor to the st. Johns. offers
40 miles of cooling breezes under
the Potomac moon every Monday.
wednesday and Friday night, the
boat leaving the Seventh st.
wharf at 1880 and returning at ii.
On Tuesday. Thursday and Sun.
day the Hampton Roads leaves
Tor Colonial Beach at 9 a. m.
ana Saturday at 2:30 D. m, re.
turning at II.
Andy oelnann's Jazz testers
furnish music on board during ali
trips. a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
NeckweGr, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons, Etc.

$25 to $3.50 Shawls and Squares ......$5 to $1295
$1.95 to $11.5O Silk Scarfs at LOO $500
$1O95 to $15.95 Lace ShaWls $595 and $685.
$3.50 to $395 Emb Batste and Tucked GeOrgete $95 Yd
SIZE Sleeve Putting net and chiffon. $1O0 Yd
$685. and $595 Neckpieces. $195 and $295
81 to 1895 Neckwear migceaneOus lot Soc, 79c and 81
$3.50 to 1896 Metal and Spanish lace pleatng $50 Y
59c to 81 Flowers miscellaneous assortment. 49,. 27c
SOC to 79c Organdy Sashes white and cOlOrs. Csc
1925 Combination COlOred MargOt AOvers S4n SLIPS Yd
45c ColOred MargOt Lace Edge, 3-in. wide 19c Yd
Csc to S5e Imported Venise Lace 2in. wide 12kc Yd.
Sc Mercerzed Cuny Lace 1hn. wide; white only SC Yd
1895 to $3.50 Emb GeOrgete Crepe $295 and $3.50 Yd
49c to S9c Silk Brads and Beaded Trimmings. lie Yd
Short Lengths CSC to $29S Trimmings 81 Yd
Short lengths 5Sc to Use Trimmings, brais etc tic Pc
48c to So Fancy COIOred Buttons to IL card 2sc
Odds and ends 3Sc to Csc dOz fancy buttons lie card
1Oc to 29c Plain and Fancy Ribbons SC Yd
S9c to 4Sc Plain and Moire Picot Ribbons. Ice I'd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Housewares, Furniture, Notions, Etc.

Is 500 Upton Electric Washing Machines. $1,000
50 $249 Electric with f. cord and back rest $59
"a $29S Folding Step Ladder Chairs (unnished) 1913
100 59c Kitchen Reminders ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
10 $29S Metal Garden Hose Reels. .$149
$50 59c Tar Paper, IL sheets to roll 39c
SIS Radiant Floor Waxers and POshers. $1OSS
"a CSC Combinettes with tight covers 49c
$50 $125 PrOtecto sideOpening Garment Bags 69c
49c CSC 3pc Porcelain Sauce Pan Sets; imperfect 59c
70 81 40 japanned Bread Boxes: square top CSC
100 $40 Excel Electric Cookers.
IL Csc TampicO Hopper Brushes; long handle Toe
$249 Enameled Bird Cages; white and gray. $12S
$35 Marvel Carpet SweePers; hand friction. $3.50
Soc Sanitary Aprons, Stepns Boomers, Belts Csc
$1OO Dress Bags, hold garment ............. soc
$495O Threepc. Fibre Suites. spring seats .$3675
IL $A95 Fibre Ferneries. 1888
IL $745 Belgian Willow Chairs ................$3 1914
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Handbags, Umbrellas, JeDelry, Toilet Articles

100 IS and $40 Handbags; assorted kinds 1883
200 $195 $2.95 Handbags smart styles lOO
70 81 English Bill Folds $3.50
as $3.50 English Bill Folds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
10 IS EngIish Tobacco Pouches $3.50
IS $3.50 and 81 Key Containers. $500
Csc Japanese Fans; assorted colOrs. Toe
I33 Sc Novelty Silk Umbrellas: 16-rib style .$29S
81 S795 and $40 Silk Umbrellas: is ribs ........ Ass
81 Children's S295 COIored Snk Umbrellas .$l.59
$685. Parasols (sunshade Only); sOed. .S00
soc to 81 Novelty JeweIry ................... 29e
81 Artificial Pearl Jewelry 69c
81 and 81 Perfumes; assorted doors .......... 2Sc
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Home Furnishings, Floor Coverings, Luggage, Et

81 to 81 Sample pieces of Upholstery. .........33c
IS Seconds of Sc to 7Sc Window Shades. .1Oc
220 pr 79c Blocked Marqusette Curtains. ste
Remnants $3.50 1898 Drapsry Velour; yard. Sic
II $179S and $199S Davenport Couch Hammocks $1,000
$298 to 1898 Screen Doors; damaged. ...... $3.50
10 $3.50 Red Cedar Chests; good size ....... $298
$225 Duplex Rayon Drapery Materials; 45-n.; yd CSC
$296 Upholstered Walnut finish Foot Stools $1OO
800 7Sc CretOnne Bar HarbOr Chair Cushions. .35c
Seconds $l25 Holland Window Shades. 44c
19c CretOnnes special table: yard Toe
SIPS Anoka and KasOka Crex Rugs, 6x9ft size $495
$500 Deltox Crex Rugs, 6x9 $500
1880 Crex de Luxe Rugs, 6x9 observation-disclosures 1875
$11.25 Marie Antoinette Rugs, 6x9 S4S5
WOmens $685. Skis Black Hat Boxes. ........... $3.50
$5S5 Suit Cases and Hat Boxes. $3.50
$1175 Large Touring Cases. "a to % in. $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
In Switzerland

The exteriors of 'sThe Last
Waltz" the Ufa-Paramount nic.
fure, were made in Switzerland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Lingerie, COrsets and Underwear

liz $25, 1895 and $95 KimOnos; various styles $1S5
80 1886 and $495 kmOnOs and Robes .......... $249
$7S5 and $S75 Crepe de Chine Negligees .$4S5
10 $975 NegEgees and Robes; various styles. . $595
$3.50 Crepe de Chine Negigees ........... $685.
$50 $ss Box Loom KmOnos self and cOOred trim
I22 $l95 Sateen Slips; regular and extra sizes $139
l52 $295 Slips of various kinds. Observation-Disclosures
~ 81 Extra size Sateen Costume Slips ........ 7sc
o. &c EMra'saze BOOmers of muslin 49c
"a $l4S Stepins. batiste vOie dmity ......... CSC
$l.49 French Drawers of vOiIe .....,..,..... 95c
SO 81 b0omers, nans0ok. bastste, etc Sc
60 $lO0 Porto Rcan Gowns hand embroidered ... 69c
80 $1.95 and $295 Kickernick Boomers sateen 95c
$685. RayOn Kckerniek Boomers. !. 195
1886 Pajama Sets, fancy styles S295
50 79e Steps-ins and BOOmers of cotton crepe Acc
$LOO H: w Corsettes. Observation-Disclosures
81 $500 and 1895 Corsettes good makes and sizes 95
II $40 and $12 Corsettes (discOntnued) $685.
145 81 Glove Silk Vests bodice model zee
295 $l45 Vests, glove silk back with rayOn SOC
- $295 Glove Silk Boomers, black only $1OO
$3.50 Kayser make Glove Silk Union Suit, soied $295
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
China, Glassware and Lamps

"a $4.95 Bridge Lamps, with marbe-fnish bases 1898
1000 Toe to 9Sc Luster Ckinaware to 79c
"a 89c 6-pc. white china bowl sets See
200 15c White porcelain dinner plates; Sim 1Oc
$50 49c decorated Earthenware Pitchers. 29c
50 9Sc Grill Plates seconds; blue onion pattern. 59c
10 $498 Imported China 15-pc Cereal Sets .$249
5000 49c Clear Glass Water Tumblers; dOz. .29c
81 $l49 Ipc. Glass Console Sets. Observation-Disclosures 8c
90 9Se lS:pc Crackle Glass Utility Sets .69c
SIC Glass Beverage Shakers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
~ 9Sc Clear Glass Vases Colonial shape. Ace
40 See imported Marmaade Jars decorated. Ace
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

Are You Keeping Up
With THE TIMES?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

though crowded nj
hundreds
row.- them. i
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Distinctive Foot Stools which
measure 16xlOx8 with nicely turned
legs and handsome upholstering of
good quality velour and mohair.
Yifth Toor-Lansburgh & Bro.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
BIRTHS

Diego and Assunta Maggi, girl.
William j. and Clara z. McGill, boy.
1oDert A. ana Anna J. Mtlburn, boy.
TTSorge A. ana GoIdie e. GUNNER. boy.
Thaddeus M. and Selma A. Jones, boy.
John II. and May l.. Suter, girl,
Paul 9. and Ethel o. Montfort, boy.
boy.
Lloyd q. and Myrtice James, girl.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Howard B. winant. "a, of Brentwood
Nd, and Adele Thomas, 40 Of Nj
Rainier, Md. The Rev. e. v. REGISTER
Thomas Christian Odderstal, Is, and
Piiii "a Marie Guilbsau. IS. Judge
Frank Thompson, 2s. and Bessie D
Payne. IS. The Rev. G. Brent.
Les Roy Slower. "a. and Frieda Belle
TTr rSE ~. The Rev. w. L. De.
Carl Webb Gardner, %, apd>>eladv,
McRie,.K1s ropke. 20. The Rev. A. II.
Xndrsw v. Etzler. ss. ana Esther p.
KeHll. l9; The Rev. =. M. ThOm mTa r.
- VIM. H. Abbott. e., of Hyattsyiile,
Nd and Blanche Mae Anderson, I'll
The Rev r. J. Bohanan.
Ernest H. Lewis. 20, and Mabel n.
Soooman. "a. The Rev. r. Schmidt.
Lee johnson, 81. The Rev. q. O q.
James D. couplin, "a, and A. Ro..
anna Digs Is: rne Rev. M. L.
John De witt Marsh. 81. and Mar.
garet Twohey. %. of Chevy Chase. Nd.
James Theodore Grosh. 2s. Of Ian.
caster, Pa: and Adele zuberano. 70,
Thomas Hawlette Dudley, 81. ana
Margaret Anna Holleran. "a. The Rev.
Genevieye Humphrey. 80. The Rev.
Philip Reinhardt, SO. Of Buffalo
n. =. and Lillian Ethel Dodd, 2s Of
Baltimore: Nd. The Rev. c. Finders.
=, David Earl Elliott 81. Of Halpine.
Heights Nd. The Rev. William NJ.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
new DIPLOMACY
ST|RS DAWES
BY international News Service

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June IA new
form of diplomacy in Europe has
emerged from the World War, with
the result that the United States
must cali upon its ablest men or be
defeated in international negotia-
tions, Vice President Charles G.
Dawes declared in a commencement
address at Washington University
here today.
Direct negotiations between heads
Of governments and constant con-
facts by commissions were named by
Dawes as the cornerstones of "the
new diplomacy"
Diplomacy in Europe, because of
the critical economic position in
which these countries find them
selves, is being evolved under con-
tinued contacts and the law of sur
vival Of the fittest,'" said Mr..
Dawes.
"The principal capitals OF Europe
are not separated by long distances.
Never before in peace time were
ADLER men in higher authority per.
sonally participating habituaIly in
European diplomatic conferences. II
our representatives from America
meeting them arc to properly repre-
sent our interests they also must be
our strongest men,"
The Washington times., 1927-06-07

auto was driven by Mrs. B. r. Cal.
Zee, Princeton w. Va.
Occupants Of the McAdoo car
were uninjured. Mrs. Calfee Is
under a physicians care because
OF nervous shock. and minor
bruises.
Following the accident, Il s. said,
McAdoo agreed to pay for the re-
sulting damages and the care OF
the injured before proceeding in a
borrowed automobile.
The McAdoos left here in a driv-
Ing rain. The former Cabinet mem.
Der is scheduled to speak at Ma
con, Ga. following his Tennessee
address.
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DESPAIRED or
EVER HAVING GOOD
COMPLEXION
HmplOs TSlisVsd after trying
we'll known remedy

Spokane, Wash, Jan. S1:-"My
skin had been very clear up to a
while ago when blackheads and
then pimples developed. They
spread rapidly and was terribly
annoyed. / used several suggested
remedies without good results, and
was disguised and just ready to
give up hope Of ever having a good
complexion again when l saw one
Of your advertisements. At the
same time, a friend recommended
Resinol Soap and Ointment so /
began to use them. After a few
applications my trouble was re-
heved, and / now keep these prod
ucts always on hand. They are SO
soothing and refreshing and / find
the ointment so good for the scalp
and for chapped hands. "--( Signed)
Miss Carmel De Felice, e. 1923
Third Avenue.
Ask your druggist for Resinol
Soap and Ointment,
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Injured Sailor Mum
On Details: is Released

Found unconscious at. First and
P Streets Northwest, early today.
George Thomas. 20. a sailor assigned
to the U. s. s. Texas. and stationed
at the Navy Yard, was taken to
Freedmans Hospital, where he re-
fused treatment for laceration to
the head.
When questioned by the police as
to how he was injured, Thomas re.
fused to talk Of the affair, claiming
that his injuries were SO slight ne
wished to end the affair. Finally,
IN desperation, the police let him
go on his way.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
NJ ADOO A j 7 0
IS WRECKED

BLUEFIELD, W. Va, June IT,
William Gibbs McAdoo. today was
speeding by auto to Greenville,
Tenn, following his narrow escape
from death or injury near here
last night when his machine and
a second automobile collIded at
Edison, seriously injuring ten.year-
old Charlotte Divers, Of this city.
A heavy rain, slippery road and a
sharp curve contributed to the ac-
cident.
McAdoo was travelling with his
wife and chauffeur to Greenville,
where he is to deliver a commence
ment address to the graduates OF
Tusculum College. The second
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
DEATHS

KEMP-on Saturday. June 4. 1927. RE
BECCA departed this life at Gallinger
Hospital. after q long illness. which she
bore with Christian fortitude She leaves
70 mourn her loss beloved husband. Sam
Kemp: seven sons and one daughter. host
At her s residence, go Sn st. r. ". FUNERAL
do Sfns Md Reiat f and friends invited
sTANsBURY-On Sunday, June S, 1927.
Lam sT AS & GsSted e aos 81 he W 81
72d year Of his age. Body RESTING at the
Tss sE isaS q sis nephew 5 Trsder ss s
from st. Andrews Episcopal Church, New
Hampshire Ave ana st. n. W. on Tues.
e pvst eps al rS$S oeeteHs SeFmen'
IN MEMORIAM s
BUCHHOLZ-sacred TO the memory OF our
beloved husband and father. GUSTAV
years ago today October =, Is74-June 4,
le10' FRE EiSi BGcHH HoGzhOh1'
WEBsTER-We wish TO expreSS our sin.
sives and friends for their Kindness, sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes az the
death Of our mother. HARRIET 2.
WEBSTER. IHE FAMILY.
FLORISTS 4
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lll9 s een 81 3 Funeral u s1a Esss 1884
Charles c. Hartman. 90, ana Lois
nolds.
81. The Rev. II. T. Gaskins.
Harry Bartgis Young, IS. and Ger
trude Janet Boswell Is. The Rev. c.
Eugene R. Andrews. u. ana Helen
G; Gibson. IS. The Rev. r. w. s.
Benjamin warder Theron. so. OF
The Rev. r. Johnston.
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sAMuEL @. HINWOOD

Samuel C. Hinwood, for many
years in the Government Printing
Office, from which he retired
several years ago, died last night at
his home, 1922 Eighth st. N. W
He had been i'll about a year.
A native of Washington, Mr.. Hin,
wood who was SO, entered the EN-,
ploy Of the Government more than
40 years ago. He was a member Of
the Masonic order and of Columbia
Typographical Union. He is sur
vived by his sister, Mrs. Mary C,
Pyles, and a number Of nieces and
nephews.
The funeral Is expected to be held
Thursday afternoon from the resi-
dence. Mr.. Hinwcod was a mem
Der Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
F. NELSON JARBOE

Funeral services for F. Nelson
Jarboe, for many years with the
firm Of D. NJ. Freeman, coal mer.
chants, will be held Thursday from
his home, 1928 Randolph st. N. E.,
where he died yesterday. He was
76 years old and came to Washing
ton in 1889.
Mr.. Jarboe Is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Emily r. Jarboe; two
daughters, EMILY and Catherine;
a brother, Claude =. jarboe. and a
sister, Sister Helena. Of the Sisters
Of Charity.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $500, Obituary Desk
SONORA MARIA DE BARBERIs

Sonora Maria de Barberis, mother
Of Senior Don Juan de Barberis.
charge d'affaires Of Ecuador, is dead
at her home in Quito, Ecuador, &C.
cording to world received by her
son.
Sonora de Barberis had made a
number of visits to this country.
She had but recently returned from
a stay Of nearly year with her son
in Washington. Besides the charge
d'affaires, she is survived by an.
other son, DR.. Luis Barberis. who
was with his mother at the time Of
her death.
Senior de Barberis is well known
in washington, having been in the
diplomatic corps here seven years.
He was at first second secretary,
later becoming first Secretary and
about . two years ago, charge
d'affaireg.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
WIN HOWARD PRIZES

Thomas C. Young and Thomas W.
Fleming were awarded the William
Waters memorial prizes last night
at class night exercises Of the How.
ard University school Of law. Judge
Fenton w. Booth, Of the Court Of
Claims, addressed the graduates.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07

Homes for Sale

GreenVaIe, ID. C.-5 and 6 room
bungalows and houses with
h.-w.h., electricity, gas, hardwood
floors throughout. Cellar with
laundry trays, large fenced lot,
and located near stores, schools
and churches. These homes are
good buys. Consult the Classified
Columns, Real Estate, and select
the home to suit you.
Automobile for Sale
Buick, 1927 Master 6, 4-passen.
ger coupe, model 2748. This car
is in perfect condition, mileage
5000, and can be purchased on
liberal terms. You'll find a good
car you will want to buy listed
I'm tOday's Classified Columns.
Farm for Sale
Farm (smalD, 5 acres, 5.rOom
bungalow and 2-car garage, young
orchard. This desirable farm Is
located near Falls Church, Va.
Other places you will want to i'm.
vestigate are listed i'm tOday'S
Classified Real Estate section.
Beauty Aide
Georgia Avenue-this beauty
shop will give Eugene Wave, for
one month for $40. Open eve.
nings. Consult the Beauty Par.
IOrS listed in the Classified Col.
umns for reliable assistance in
securing and retaining good
looks.
Furnished Apartment for Rent
Near 18th ST. large rooms,
Forth, south exposures, cool
breeze; kitchenette and private
bath; use Of piano and radio.
Convenient to bus and car lines.
Really desirable, this apartment
Is only one of the large number
listed in the Rental Columns
Of Classified Ads.
The above DGnts and offers
are only a fen Of the many in.
teTesting proportions you Till
find GdVertised in today's
Times and Herald classified,
GdveytistnR section.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
Eastern High Alumni
To Shoot at Reach

There will be big shooting at
Chesapeake Beach on Friday. Boys
and girls and young men and women
win take part. The shooting win
be in the nature Of a rifle match,
one Of the outstanding features of
the twenty-second annual outing Of
the Business High School Alumni
Association.
Athletic contests, bathing beauty
competition, spot dances, and a pie
eating contest are other scheduled
features, according to Mrs. Mary
Sherman Resi-. chairman Of the ar.
rangements committee.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
SIX CHICKEN STOLEN

Six chickens, totaling SIS in
value. were stolen last night from
siIas Holt, II d st. S. E.. who
asked police, to help him find them.
The chickens consisted of five hens
and a rooster. all thoroughbreds.
The Washington times., 1927-06-07
MRS. nj. q. WHITLOCK

Mrs. Mary G.. Whitlock, a Wash
ington resident more than twenty
five years, was buried today in
Cedar Hill Cemetery, following serv-
ices at the Baptist Home, where she
resided. The Rev. John e. Briggs
preached the funeral sermon.
Mrs. Whitlock was 66 years old.
She had been in poor health more
than a year. She is survived by
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur M. Suit,
OF 1418 Spring Rd. N. w.