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Evening star., 1928-03-20

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Evening star., 1928-03-20

ANTTQCEs-A gentleman going abroad viii
sal 30 wears discriminating collection OF
rsre rsovSselaiuE early American furniture.
oriental rsgs etc. np dealers: viii ne shown
esso- oIs
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HFrHIxG TR 90 9Th and c Sta. sW
TFcH1NGFR CO 6th snd Fla. Ave. y z
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BUILDING MATERIAI<-Wrecking the i'm:
TaeD@e frame war building between 14tn ana
J5fk Ohio ave and Eis. NV. adjoining
NfnurEen& Grounds. We have Thousands OF
fest of rlasterboard at q c sa. f.: thousands
<s gooe sash ss 5of. complete wiuaows
with frame az 190. good sheathlng and
framing al SO and flooring al sl4 % per
4bggg II hundreds of other baFgaans IL -
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you cannot afford 70 rsisss Come early rn1 rn1
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Te<.aFrggnr Csnynpzry EoueewrecElng Dept.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

cooks l8ODGHT al kinds singls books 70
entire nbfsres Bring them IN. or .phone
Book Shop 933 G o.. 1.S. Est 1907 No
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Observation-Disclosures.

Rersals 81 ppr rso. no United Tyne. e.
Add Mach. Co. I3gs y. Y. ave. n. $500.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Luncheon for Casualty
Hospital Board Members

Mrs. william j. Brewer was toast
mistress at the luncheon given at the
willard Tuesday, which followed the
final meeting of the board of managers
Of Casualty Hospital. Guests of honor
were DR.. Joseph D. Rogers and Mr.. Roy
Neuhauser, who spoke briefly of the hos
pital building program. Mr.. Charles
Edwin Callow gave several readings,
Mrs. Flora Palmer Weber gave a piano
solo and accompanied Mrs. Beulah
Luxon Brown in vocal selections, Mrs.
Martha Vaughan, reelected president,
occupied a place Of honor and was the
recipient of floor lamp presented by
members of the board.
Among those attending were Mrs.
w. II. Weber, Mrs. Cornelius Barber,
Mrs. Bernard Walls. Mrs. Edgar T.
Brown, Mrs. Henry N. Brawner, Mrs
Roy F. Dunmire. Mrs. William T. Car
micheal, Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. r. H.
Adams, Mrs. Guy Dove, Mrs. James
MacFargher, Mrs. H. BoSech, Mrs. w,
w. Griffith. Mrs. r. A. Williams, Mrs.
o. Dillie, Mrs. Charles Edwards. Mrs
Clara Olsen. Mrs. Grace Frederick. Mrs.
w. II. Arnold. Mrs. A. E. Mckay. Mrs.
Minnie Strocheim. Mrs. Matthew Cope
land. Mrs. w. A. Pollard. Mrs. L. E.
Thompson. Miss Mary Davis, Mrs.
Charles Murphy and Mrs. Grattan
Kearns.
A program suitable for the breaking
Of ground for a new Casualty Hospital
is being planned. with Mrs. Martha
Vaughan. president of the board, and
its members taking an important part
In the ceremony in June.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Shower Given TO Honor
Miss Shaw. Bride.Elect

Mrs. Roy G.. Richardson entertained
at bridal shower Friday evening at
her apartment on Park road In honor
of Miss Genevieve ThereSe Shaw, whose
marriage to DR.. Joseph Arthur Null
doom takes place in June. The decora-
tions were profusionS Of iris and orange
blossoms. Guests were Mrs. A. p.
Shaw, Miss Mary A. Shaw. Mrs. Vir-
ginia b. Coontz. Miss Dorothy Page,
Miss Helen Page. Miss Blanche Stuart,
Miss B. Morgan Fryor. Miss Betty Dor
rieS. Miss Mildred Reilly. Miss Martha
Ellen Hughes. Miss Kay Keenan,, Mrs.
Kenneth Davenport. Miss Mary Baugh-
man, Miss Chris. Burton, Miss Helen
Marie Ashmeade. Miss Dorothea Zuk-
ierelli, Mrs. George lie Flohic. Mrs.
Alvin L. Aubinoe. Mrs. Lester Schlup.
Mrs. Sewall Key. Mrs, Bernard Ma
gruder. Miss Nellye Stottlemyer. Miss
Lena NJ. Richardson. Miss Peggy Col
Inns, Miss Thelma Meehan. Mrs. Eu-
gene Began, Miss Dorothy Dix and
Miss LiebeTmann.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Additional Hostesses
For Garden Tea Today

The long list Of hoEtesses for the gar
den tea which will be given this after
noon from 3 10 7 At St Certrudc's Is
School of Arts and Crafts, Fifteenth
street ana Bunker Hili road, Bfo0kland.
haas been further augmented by the
addition VI Miss Mary Callahan, MIS-
Thomas j.. Keane, Mrs. Philip MARROW.
Mrg. James u MewkhaW, Mrs Elmer
Murphy, Mrs II. J. Murphy and Mrs.
Frank Weller
Those who are In charge Of arrange
menis have spared no pains 10 make
the tea charming and comfortable
affair The ladies III st 0eftrude'g
Guild. sponsors 0f the tea, and the
sisters IN charge of the school extend
general invitation 10 attend
Evening star., 1928-05-27
University Women's Tea
For Executive Board

The American Association Of Uniyer-
sity Women are to welcome the incom-
ing executive board OF the club at tea
tomorrow, after which Miss Helen
Wright of the Prints Department Of the
Library Of Congress will be introduced
by Miss Anna d. Halberg, and will
speak on Some Autographed Books"
In the receiving line viii be the newly
elected officers, Mrs Karl Fenning. pres
ident; Dean Mary Louise Brown OF
American University, vice president, !,
Mrs Henry Grattan Doyle, secretary:
Mrs Howard G. Nichols. treasurer; /;
Mrs Ernest r Burchard, house COM
mittee chairman; Mrs. James q. Cum
ming, publicity. Mrs George Il. Roth,
membership, and Mrs. Albert l., Bar
rows. hospitality The retiring officers
are. Mrs John Jay O'c0nnor, president,
Mrs Clyde Asher. treasurer; Mrs. Edwin
q. HolIrse, program committee chair
man: Mrs Paul kaufman, house chair
man. Mrs. Wilson Compton, member
ship. and Mrs. John Il, Walker, hos
pitality chairman.
The hosteases for the tea are, Mrs.
CIoyd II. Marvin and Mrs, Nat M. Lacy,
assisted by Miss Rita Dielman, MRS. Ed
WI rd H. McDermOtt, Mrs. Mitchell
owens and Mrs. Florence Hopkins
Rogers.
-a~7a~g-r-e=a s--~~-s~@~~~ye@r
The American people spend about
S10 900 900 annually for their music.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Party Given for Children
On Birthday Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rapee. enter
tanned In their home, l340 Howard
street. Saturday, May 10. for their twin
children. Margaret Rapee and Lawrence
Rapee. In celebration of their thir-
teenth birthday anniversary. The col
or scheme was carried out In yellow and
green Miss Lydia Gerow and Miss
Marion West introduced several In
teresting and novel games, There were
lovely dolls with handmade hats OF
latest fashion for the girls present, and
the boys received base balls,
Among the guests were Miss Dorothy
Geren. Miss Marion Waters. Miss Helen
Waters. Miss Gladys Jones Miss vir-
ginia Tate, Miss Edith Watts Miss
Edna Mae Stein. Miss MargHet Rap
pee Miss Marie Haeringer. Mr. Ken
meth Scott, Mr., Wells Kern. MIR.
Stephen Lee, Mr.. Billy Center, Mr..
Charles Wenrick, Mr.. Selby Davis, Mr.,
Robert Wildman, Mr.. George Sampson
and Mr.. Dick johnson.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

few days, has gone to Wellesley, Mass,
to attend the commencement exercises
at the Pine Manor School, where she
graduated last June.
Mrs. Brella Sherwood Finch of
Springfield, Mo-, is spending the Sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Harris, In her home ia Summit avenue,
Cherrydale, Va. Mrs. Finch is the
daughter Of Mrs. Thomas A. Sherwood
and the late Supreme Court Judge
Sherwood of Jefferson City, Mo. She
attended the Stewart College at Staun-
ton, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard s. McCandlish.
jr.. of New York are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard s. McCandlish.
Mrs. o. p. M. Brown has as a guest
In her home on Edgemoor lane, Mrs.
A. C. Shannon of Wheeling, w. Va.
Mrs. Brown entertained at a bridge
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Mrs.
Trorey Of Vancouver. British Columbia.
Mrs. William Hubbard Hail Of Santa
Barbara, Calf, and her daughter, Miss
Jane Hall. have taken an apartment at
definite stay. Mrs. Hall and her daugh-
ter came East TO attend the wedding Of
another daughter, Miss Emily Hall, TO
Baron Macmillan Won Romberg, which
took place in New York, April IA. Baron
and Baroness Won Romberg are now at
home in Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Daniel G. Roper, wife OF the
former commissioner OF internal rev.
enue, viii entertain at luncheon Thurs
day in the palm court of the May
flower when covers will be laid for rs
Mr.. Fred Mckee has with him for a
few days in his apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel his daughter. Miss Amo
Mckee, who has been attending col
lege in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin q. Leonard, who
passed the Spring months at st. Peters
burg, Fla, have returned TO their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
| They were accompanied BY their two
little gTanddaughters. Patricia and
Janice, daughters Of MIR. and Mrs. Carl
ton Leonard OF Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Frank p. Reeside has sold hei
residence at 2150 Wyoming avenue anc
| has taken an apartment at the Dresden
Mrs. Richard Miller Of New York d
at the Wardman Park Hotel for tht
| week, having come 10 attend the COM
mencement exercises at Mount Vernon
| Seminary Wednesday, when her daugh'
| ter, Miss Eleanor Miller, viii graduate
/ Miss Miller and Miss Virginia Harris
niece Of Representative and Mrs. WI
| liam z. Hull, viii go abroad with q
| party Of friends this Summer sailing or
| June % on the Mount Royal.
Mrs. j. II. Collier, who spent the Win
ter at the Grace Dodge Hotel. has left
for Bass Rocks, Mass, TO pass tn
| Summer.
Mrs. r. A. Lucas Of Johannesburg
South Africa. accompanied by hel
daughter. Miss Mary Lucas, are spend
ing several days In Washington ane
are stopping at the Wardman Parl
Hotel They expect 10 leave the frs
Of the week for California, where the.
viii spend several weeks visiting Mrs
Lucas brothers, law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Danley, at their hom'
In Santa Monica
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Mrs. Gallagher Hostess
At Women CITY Club Tea

Mrs. Patrick Gallagher will be host
eSs at the tea given by the Women's
CITY Club this afternoon from 4:3O to
8 O'Clock at the clubhouse, % Jackson
place. DR.. A. Frances Foye will as
sist. Guests Of honor will be Mrs. Iy-
man B. SwormStedt. Miss Nell Price.
MISS Fay Bentley, Mrs Edith Sears,
MISS Gertrude Walters and Mrs. E. B.
Frlstoe. Presiding at the tea tables
VIII De Miss Edith and Miss Helen
Oriani, with Miss Dolores Flood and
Miss Thelma Schmitt assisting.
A tea is held each Sunday afternoon
IN the clubhouse and members and
their friends with specially invited
guests have been in attendance
throughout the active club year and
have been invited today.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

president OF Beta Chapter made the
welcoming addresses The other speak
ers Of the evening were Miss Thelma
Enlrican, chairman of the general
council and Miss Agnes Macdonald
Of the banquet committee.
The committee consisted OF Mrs.
Helen p. Carlisle. Miss Dorothy Crumb,
Miss Mary Copeland of Alpha and
Miss Melva Corcoran. Mrs. Ann Hunt
ress and Miss Agnes Macdonald OF
Beta.
Sorority songs were sung which added
much enjoyment to the evening The
banquet was followed by dancing III
the ballroom.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Lambda Phi Sorority
Lists Annual Banquet

The sixth annual banquet of Lambda
Phi Sorority was held in the Florentine
room, Wardman Park Hotel. Saturday
May 10. 1928,
The table was artistically arranged
the centerpiece being fountain sur
rounded by Spring flowers, Mrs. Mary
Louise Eichhorn acted as toastmistress
from Alpha Chapter and Miss Leona
Zwissler from Beta Chapter. Miss
Preda l.. Marks. president Of Alpha
Chapter, and Miss Louise doodehild
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Continued from First Page)
remain at the wardman Park Hotel
until sis< adjournment Of Congress,
when he Eil join his family in Clinton
Mrs. C. Ellis Moore. wife Of Repre-
sentative Moore Of Ohio, viii go 70
Buffalo 10 attend the convention OF the
Wonaan's General Missionary Society OF
the United Presbyterian Church Of
North America, June 1919. Mrs. Moore
Is president Of MuEkingum PreSbytertal
Of Ohio, which has a membership OF
over 600 women. Representative ldoore
iG a trustee Of the college.
The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs.. Wilbur ]. Carr viii leave WASH
.ngtcn the last week Of June for New
York and viii sail from there June 80
On the Rotterdam for motor trip OF
two months IN south Germany.
Miss Dorothy Irene johnson, daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs. Albert
Johnson. ig graduating from National
Park May 30. after which Mrs. johnson
and her daughter VIII sail for Europe
June is.
Judge ard HRS. Samuel j. Graham
Of Washington Will be guests at the
Mzyfower until Monday, when they
are leaving for New York preparatory
% sailing Saturday for Europe, where
they viii spend the Summer.
Kf. Edward ]. Norton, chairman OF
the executive committee Of the foreign
service personnel board, Department Of
state. and IlFs. Norton viii close their
Apartment Ia the Parkwood and saii
for England On June for motor trip
through the British Isles.
MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
are spending the week end Ia their
ilgsne Wakefield Manor. Va, and are
expected 20 return 70 Washington Wed
aesday.
Mrs. George T. Marshall, Mrs Julian
= Mason and her son. Mr Julien J
Mason. have returned 70 their apart
YaeGt IN the Wyoming after stay ol
four months IN Paris.
Nrs John Peii and her daughter
Hiss Mar lorle PeIl, who have been pass
lng the Epnng al the Wardman PARK
g1otei viii Leave the latter part Of ths
week for TSroyincetown. Mas, where
they have taken house for the sum
rner Miss Shirley Pell who attends
gtolton Arms i5cfiDo!s VIII 10 W En'
flsp9iiE fgr June week Joining hel
mother and sister IN Proyincetowr
later
kf snd Mrs. J. Il. Lemon ~ Wash
sngton have returned from Ohio. aitel
attending the May day exercises a
Auskingu1n Coiiege Their daughtel
D0rothg. who Is a senior IN that col
lege and viii graduate IN June, was tnt
May Queen. She IL graduate of Cen
tral High Sefl0oi of Washington. MAJ
Gay Ia quite an event at MuEktngun
ard IL h considered quite sn honor u
H. chosen Nay Queen from the laFgl
student hoy,
Mrs Lloyd Montgomery Shepard VII
rlOae her apartment al the Wardmal
Park Hotel the latter part II the wee
aHc accompanied .by her son Mont
Shepard will 60 ~ Florida " spen
tlle Summer with Mr. Shepard AZ thel
nome at Miami Beach
Hiss Polly Anne CoiyeT. vino las com
pletec Esr semester st D0aeher COl
lege arc nss been With her mother
Lars. william u. CglysT, tor tAs pa
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Social Functions
Feature of the Week
In Capital Circles
Continued from First Page,

tCOnLlIueQ 4IOHl EI5b EdEe.f
entertained a large company at dinner.
last evening at the Chevy Chase Club
Winchester, Va, who are their guests
for the week end. In the company
were: The Minister of Persia, MIRA
Davoud Khan Meftah; Maj Gen. and
Mrs Greed G. Hammond, the counselor
of the Chilean embassy and Senora de
Agacio, Mai. Victoriano Casajus. pliH-
tary attache of the Spanish embassy.
Col. and Mrs Dean Halford, Maj. ana
Mrs. Charles F. Thompson, DR. and Mr..
Ward S. Wells, Capt. and Mrs. William
L. Littlefield, Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
McConihe, Miss Lincoln, Mtas Judge
Maj. and Mrs. Harold Rayner. Mai
James A. Ulio, Maj. Raymond E. Nc
Quillen, Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Graves
Mr. and Mrs Edward Reuss of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Ella Foulois and Lieut.
George j. Forster.
Col. Thorvald Maitgren Of the OFF,
GERS Reserve Corps entertained a COM
pany OF IA at dinner Friday evening
at Wardman Park Hotel
Maj. and Mrs. r. l.. Gaugler enter
tanned a company Of 16 at the dinner
dance at the Wardman Park Hotel last
evening.
Miss Marguerite Orme entertained at
dinner last evening In honor Of MIss
Sara Worthington. The other guests
were Capt. and Mrs Hubert Ward Bev-
cite, o. S. A; Miss Helen Galley, Miss
Carolyn Mead, Miss Fannie Dial Miss
Harriet Whitford. Miss Virginia Erner-
son. Miss Christie Jones, Mr.. Edward
Martin, Mr.. Ned Farrar, Mr.. Farrar
Mr.. Larry Snowden, Mr.. Perry Miller
Jr.; Mr.. James Marshall and Mr.. DON
aid Webster and, Mr.. James William
Orme, Sd.
Mrs. j. A. Koones OF Chevy Chase
entertained at luncheon at the Grace
Dodge Hotel Thursday. The guests
played bridge later in the afternoon.
Mrs. G. r. Stewart will entertain AZ
luncheon and bridge tomorrow at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. H. c. Essex was hostess AZ
luncheon and bridge party TUESDAY at
the Grace Dodge Hotel, having is
guests.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
An InvifatiOn

to the colorful and dynamic
exhibition of the students
work at the National School
OF Fine and Applied Art.
Felix Mahony Art School"
l7+7 Rhode Island Avenue,
Conn. Ave. and NJ. Sunday.
May p to 81, from 10 am. to
10 pm.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Hiss polly Anne Colyer. vino las com
pleteo hsr semester Ut ooueber COl-
lege, ard ha& been With her mother
MFs. william u. ColysT. tor tls DeSI
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Mrs Lloyd Montgomery Shepard will
rlCae her apartment al Tie Wardman
Park Hotel tlAs latter part II the week
8Hc accompanied ~ hef son. Monty
Shepard viii 90 ~ Florida " spend
tne Summer with Mr. Shepard al then
nome at Miami Beach
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Review of Spring Season
Social Events In Capital

Continued from First Page.l
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Maj. and Mrs. r. l.. Gaugler enter
tanned company Of 16 at the dinner
dance at the Wardman Park Hotel last
evening.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Col: Thorvald Maitgren Of the Off
GERS Reserve Corps entertained a COM
pany OF IA at dinner Friday evening
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

The American people spend about
$40, 900 900 annually for lheir music.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Mrs. j. A. Koones OF Chevy Chase
entertained at luncheon at the Grace
Dodge Hotel Thursday. The o1Iests
played bridge later in the afternoon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
Classified Business Directory

HOLLINGSWORTH HOTEL opposite
the Southern Pacific depot, modern
conveniences, meals served family
style, rates reasonable. Phone l03lJ.
H-l9G
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
USED CARS
YOU CAN TRUST

at prices YOU can afford to pay
Every used car in our stock deserves your conf
dence, because we make sure, first, that it deserves
ours.
Every car that needs reconditioning Is thoroughly
reconditioned in our own shop. 1t MUST he right,
or it could never get on our sales floor.
Used cars are not \ side line here. That's why
you always find a full line Of high grade vehicles
from which to choose.
And they re priced for every pocketbook-the
finest dollar-for-dolar values in town!
Dodge Sedan 1920
Dodge Roadster 1920
Star Touring 0925)
Ford Roadster 1920
Two IL Ton Graham Trucks
2-Ton Graham Truck
M-Ton Dodge Screen Commercial
truck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
Mortgages-Loans

BUSINESS PROPERTY LOANS
Insurance money 70 loan on good
brick business property in the lare-
est towns in the Valley. Prompt ser
vice low interest rate and easy
terms.
s. c. GRAHAM AND co.
Brownsville, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07

Some thrce-room houses, two are
furnished .......... $1,000 : $500.
J-ls
Apartments
APARTMENT newly finished. Gar
age. 1888 West Levee. Telephone
S1SJ. I-263.
MUNCEY APARTMENTS on St.
Charles St. two lower apartments
completely furnished: on paved
street and near school; garage. SO
month. l--so
Two-RooN apartment, furnished.
Call 1037-J. il
Two-ROOM and four-room South
apartment; with gas; 81 pavement
Telephone ylo-N.
FOR RENT: Well furnished house
keeping apartment. Close in. Phone
$50. J-6j
RIGHT IN TOWN: Four-room fur
nished apartment. private bath and
gas. Phone S7i-I. jos
UPSTAIRS APARTMENTS; gas.
private bath. No children. 1900
Adams. Phone pa. J-65
sIX-ROOM APARTMENT. close I'M.
$50 Washington street; all conven-
fences. J-66
FOR RENT: Four-room apartment,
furnished or unfinished, with bath,
gas. and lights. Also a tvo-room
apartment with bath and lights.
Phone 20. or call ~ can Tenth and
81. Charles streets. I-244
ROOMS and apartments. T0l St.
Charles. Tel l0lT. Ell
SOUTH APARTMENT ir unfinished
new duplex. Hardwood floors. in
Simultaneous water heater. garage.
ft12 West Elizabeth street, Tel.
101SW or 70. I--2I
NEBRASKA APARTMENTS Fur
nished. every convenience, frigidaire,
and gas ranges. JeffersoL and Four
+eenth Streets. Phone ia. Wa
UNFURNIsHED DUPLEX. Phone
ISL. 70
Furnished Rooms
ROOMS and apartments. Close in
GOO Washington. J--'
BEDROOM. $500 4 week. Phone
9q5-J. l-hl
NICELY FURNISHED room. connect
ing bath. SIS. us Madison, FL ne
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FURNISHED room and garage; I
private family. 4i2 Levee street,
Phone SIS. i~'
LARGE AIRY ROOMS. With q
without board. By day Or week
Corner 18th and Adams. J-il
FURNISHED ROOM, close in; rent
reasonable. suitable for one or TIVE
men. Phone 5000. J-l4
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS. Pca-
ronable rates. Glenwood Hotel. nm
Washington St. Phone 6l0. Lao
Houses
IN GOOD NEIGHBORHOOp, West
Brownsville. five-room house, part
1900
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Used Cars With
Honest Value

1927 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. finished in green
Duco; good tires; completely equipped; Al
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-26

Nine. Tschaikswski. Or ~ her
friends insist the Grand Duchess
Anastasia was tn seclusio.i In the
Long Island home of the Leeds for
several months after her arrival In
this country. Where she now u h n
disclosed.
Mr.. Leeds who arrived yesterday
on the liner Majestic with his wife.
the Princess Xenia OF Russia. said
that despite the denials Of members
Of the former Russian nobility that
Nine. Tschaikowski was a survivor
Of the Romano6 family. both he and
lis y. .fe were convinced she was the
grand duchess.
Il believe for myself that she 10
the grand duchess" he said. MY
wife IL convinced that she ID. She
came to " q very III woman. She
has not ever made an assertion
about herself She does not seem
interested. Most VI the relatives Of
the late car who declare she 10 not
the grand duchess have never even
taken the trouble to see her. Frank
~, do not know anything about 1t.
but my wife II certain and ! think
she Is In position to know. She has
not been at our homo for five
months, but when she wishes to
come back we will be glad to have
her."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-26
WOMEN Prominent
IN SOVIET regime
Weaker Sex Control Many In.
portint 0mc6

Moscow. Dec. 20 (UP)-The in
creasingly important role played by
women in government, industry and
every other branch of life In the
new Russia has just been brought
into strong relief on the occasion Of
the tenth anniversary of the first
congress of working and peasant
women.
That gathering, in November.
1918, was summoned by Nadeja
Krupskaya, (Mrs. Lenin). Olga kol-
lontai, Anna Artiukhina and other
women Communists who are still
active in the Soviet regime. The
decennisl anniversary. celebrated
throughout the Soviet union. was
made an excuse for calling atten-
ton to the place of woman in the
new Soviet society.
The change is far short Of the am
bilious goals set by the first congress
The Russian woman has been &C.
corded absolute legal and social
equality with the man. She Is ex.
cluded from no trade. from no gov
eminent post, from no public duty
There are women in the army. ir
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-26

cent at the total employees. being
concentrated chiefly In tho rubber.
tobacco and textile industrie4 in
all Of which they represent moro
than half the number OF worksra
Al part Of the price Of the new
freedom perhaps. moro and more
women are seeking work. but are
unable to ind It. The oaicial 1g-
ures of unemployment show that -
per cent Of those seeking work are
women. They also reveal that on the
average It takes IN unemployed
woman i'm months to and . job.
whereas 1t takes . man an average
Of 1-3 months.