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The Washington times., 1928-01-10

came to America in the spring OF
1925 when her father was named
ambassador, and she matriculated
as freshman in the Friends school,
Setsu has been looking forward to
this June day.
And now Setsu il just bit
afraid they won't let her 60 on
until June, but instead will take
her back to Tokyo 10 begin the
long preparations for the wedding
that, by royal decree, seems destined
to be before the year RAISES. First,
she must be adopted into the peer
age to make her eligible to wed the
prince, and then she must be re-
ceived with fitting ceremony into
the royal circle and 70 through an
the other amending fornaalities that
must precede court marriage care-
mony.
When Setsu left school last Fri.
day she was just enc Of the pupils,
an ambassadors daughter, tits true,
but she had been that from the
First day she entered, and the
school has many daughters and
sons whose parents rate high in
the official and SOCIAL scale Of this
Capital When she returned to
school after the week end recess she
had become an international figure,
q future princess, who some day
may be an empress.
No Change I'm Girl
However. this. almost overnight
transition had wrought no change
in the little school girl. Nor did it
upset the orderly routine OF the
school one whit. True, her class
mates wanted to know all about II
from her own lips and the teachers
were keenly interested in the honor
that had come to one of their bright.
est pupils.
During the luncheon recess Setsi1
dashed into the principals office to
get her allotment OF tickets to sell
TOR some school entertainment. She
was just one of dozen girls who
had been picked on rival teams to
compete for q ticket-sellinx price.
moment laIsr she was rushing
about in the corridors making the
most OF the recess hour to tpeddle
the little red paSteboards to other
pupils and teachers.
This little princess-to-be was
garbed in q simple navy blue school
frock, Just like any one Of a. thou
sand American high school girls
would wear, her unbobbed hair
lrusi1ed straight back and caught
in knot on the neck. And her
whole demeanor was just as simple
and unaffected as her costume. If
she was excited over anything other
than selling her tickets she showed
no signs of it.
Car Calls for Her
When school was out two hours
later the Matsudaira limousine was
at the door to whisk her home.
Ordinarily she and her younger sis
ter, Masa, walk the six blocks be-
tween school and embassy.
Sstsu is having very little to say
about her good fortune. It is the
Ambassador orders that she be
spared from interviewers and photo.
graphers. Whatever is to be- said
for the present the Anlbassadcr
will say. And he will make no
statement concsrninE his daue14-
tsr's, future. out of Differences to
the court. until the betrothaI is
officially announced at Tokyo.
The prospective marriage Of his
daughter, coupled with the return
of him and his family to Tokyo
for the wedding, has revived the
talk here of the possible transfer
of Ambassador Matsudaira to a
major diplomatic post in Europe.
either London or Paris. The Paris
most Is now vacant
The Washington times., 1928-01-10
LIBERALS AIDING
SANDING, CLAIM

Twelve hundred additional United
States Marines were en- route 10
NicaFagua today to reinforce the.
occupational troops and enable the
Marine command to pursue more
vigorous campaign to get SANDING,
the rebel leader.
The fresh draft will practically
double the United States land forces
in the republic.
simultaneously with the departure
of the Marines. headed by Major
John A. I.ejune, commandment OF
Marines, Alexandra Cesar, Micara-
guam minister III washington,
charged that prominent liberals IN
his country are secretly aiding
Sandino's cause.
The Washington times., 1928-01-10

to her husband. MRS. i. M. Car.
roll 1900 Maryland Ave. m. e..
was accosted on h street between
Ninth ana Tenth streets Northeast,
BY three small colored boys, one Of
whom grabbed her arm, while the
other two made or with her purse,
containing some small change.
She reported the theft to Ninth
precinct police, nearby.
The Washington times., 1928-01-10

daughter Of the Japanese Anabas-
sador is very much more concerned
right now over her graduation next
June than she il over the prospect
of becoming the bride Of Prince
Chichibu, brother Of the Emperor
and heir apparent to the throne Of
Japan.
Here Years
Al brilliant court wedding at
Tokyo, possibly in the autumn, Is
something to plan for in the future.
The commencement and the prepar-
ations for it of the next five months
is q matter Of the preseat.
For nearly three years, since she
The Washington times., 1928-01-10

DEPLENISH his Winter wardrobe noW-at saw
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Desirable merchandse-right from our regular
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Take advantage Of this rare opportunity!
The Washington times., 1928-01-10
TALK OH ORCHIDS

Prof. David Lumsden, Governs
ment horficulturist. wilt address the
American horticultural Society to-
night ut the New National Museum
building. Tenth ana B Streets North
west, on orchids. the Royal Fam
Nv OF Plants
The Washington times., 1928-01-10

which started in 1921 with - high
schools .selltered. AT the 5preaent
tire, practically every sc1f0ol able
e c09npets - among the list. of com
patltees.
The Washington times., 1928-01-10
Little Princess-t0-Be
Longs for Diploma
~ CoLR i. MoRQAlE

Before Sesu Matsuaira begins thinking very much about
marrying prince anything like that she wants to
complete her school course and get her diploma
Evening star., 1928-08-30
TRADERS.
SALE or EXCHANGE.

rrI. .TC ATFSSEN SopAS, SCHOOL SUP
rlieS Easy terms or will accept 5000 trust
notes Or aute mobile Rare opportun'tN'
fjneolu i00S9
CIARENDON--s + . Il, FUR, GAS, .ELEC..
I. acre corner; fruit, shade, cars and huSSeS
1, block: So ESQ. small cash
GLOVER PARKED. corner brick, modern
plans, Sl0.750 Consider anything in eS-
eba0Se Clean ground preferred. CieNs-
Evening star., 1928-08-30
SALE or RFNT-BTS. PROP.

WHATEVER YOUR BUSINESS
we have desirable locations in all zones
foT sale or lease. Special hutloinEs erected
and leased TO suit your requirements,
GEO w. LTNKTNS.
1888 De Sales St NV.
Tstah 1896 Telephone Decatur $500.
Evening star., 1928-08-30
North 1881.

COLORED, OPPORTUNITY.
Beautiful 10-room modern brick home
north OF Dupont Circle: INV h, electric
lishts. double rear porches; condition like
new immediate posSession low price. easy
sHowALTER REALTY co.
ll03 W. Ave. M. 4i22; Ewes Clev 6ls8.
NV. HOMES.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
New. ssmi-detached. rooms, strietly
lot school and stores within block; built
to sell for sR,o50. Only 2 left.
EASY TERMS.
500 BLOCK Fulton ST.. st Phone bone esS clsy sss2
or 500 block on bus.
Special Colored Bargain.
Ga ave. near Farmont st. n.w.---s rooms.
house is beins sold for $1,000 less than orisi;
SIARkS!Es, REALTY Co. ~ 1858 st. j. ne.
Line 950i. 80.
Splendid 3-Story Home,
Here's case where the owner Is
leaving town and must sacrifice his
home which accounts for II being
$8.5O0-S50O Cash-S75 a Mo.
It's located near the beautiful
RssfFs0i sse IS, psgo Gor on sRs and snd
separate heater for, the service
front porch. There is plenty OF room
for a garage; attractive piantine
permit, Tor which We will be very
'"0 Phone Service Until PM
CAFRIIZ,
1915 l4th st. Main soso
Prices Greatly Reduced
TO Settle an Estate.
new houses. cor Conn ave. and Leland
st, Chevy Chase, Md houses, each having
r., 3 baths, 2-car garage; all modern im-
provements.
One house with rooms, 2 baths. 2-car
garage.
All Open.
See These Real Bargains
Before Buying.
Price and Terms Reasonable.
ELLERSON<& WEMPLt.,
734 18th st. Phone Main sos
evening Phone Franklin 424,
4 Home You'll Appreciate.
on street where you'd like TO live;
II Is one of the most most beautiful
IN perfect condition.
SS25O-$S0O Cash.
Convenient Terms WIN BE Arrarged
Colonial brick, rooms and teeep-
ti0u hall; tile bath; large Kitchen.
big pantry with huit..in refrieerator.
Concrete front porch; large rear
floors and trim, Maids toilet and
laundry trays in the basement.
Screened throughont. Brick sarase;
lot 100 feet
Ga, 1922.
BARGAIN FOR COLORED.
Colonial tapestry brick. r, b., h.-w.h,.
clec,, front and double rear potches iafse
So $50. $3.50 cash. Cali OWNER. Main 1881
Only $40 Month To Pay
to acquire easy ownership. of 9
home especially desiSned and hullt
to give the family fun measure oi
comfort and convenience We want
To show you this Home
1878 l.. st, \. l..
Near BIadensburg Boulevard.
and YOU will quickly see the ad-
vantages which It offers IN location.
character and investment value II
il Colonial brick two bedroom
Home. with hot-water heat, tile bath,
hardwood floors, eommndtoas closets,
perfectly equipped kitchen. big colo
nnt front porch. wide terraeed lawn
Open for inspection every day ana
eVening, including Sunday,
Take cars leaving 18th and N. Y
ave. NV. riding To 18th and u SITS.
ne. Walk two squares north or
transfer TO bus
HARRY A. KITE,
Incorporated
ioia 18th ST, NV MAIN 4ste
Evening star., 1928-08-30
SALE-RuSINESS PROPERTY.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Here IS aN opportunity to buy business
Building in this active center that is leased
to one tenant for $4,000 per year which Is
an excellent return upon the low cost ~
prapeEty. Cut-of-town owner needs cash,
Call Mr Eueh Phillips
BOSS x PHELPS.
fsl7 X S. NV Main $500,
SEVERAL LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTIES
IN industrial and 2nd commercial zones
CECRGETOWN REALTY & ms. co. INC,
1919 Wisconsin ave, NV. Phone west 24SS
ASK for Nj Neale.
ON l4th ST NEAR You ST.--3-STORy
hu3loias. hsvng store and two apartments
above: sarase lot 20Xi20 feet Price Tor
quick sale, Sis,T50
\. +. ROBINSON.
sls-sl6 Bond Bldg,
Isth 4 y Y Ave Main 442.
Evening star., 1928-08-30

STa50--i6l5 II ST SE..-BY OWNER EASY
terms Six rooms, baths, inclosed porcheS'
white neighborhood; two-famils house. Ap"
tNlv st
Evening star., 1928-08-30
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Two LARGE STORE ROOMS, WITH
isrre hsy windows, in heart Of business dts
t~tcf of GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN
REALTY & ms. CO. INC. 1919 wisconsin
sve NV. Phone West 24SS. ASK for MF
Evening star., 1928-08-30
col .ilkI.ll.

DnwntoMn brick residence IN perfect con
dtian. individually built and occupied nt
present by owner, Has nine large rooms,
slS bedrooms, and altrmarhle bathroom
Many other distinctive features Double
rear screened parehes with awnings Hot
water heating plant and electric iightS cut
alaxS nSiutes Rear ward Ia Wide Bley An
attractive home for the discriminating
buyer. Price, SIa,aSA on terms 20 responsl.
bic purchaser For inspection phone Frank
lin 0a0a. Ask for Mf, Hall.
Evening star., 1928-08-30
EXCHANGE.

EoUTTY IN BRAND NEW GROOM HOUSES
exceptionally we'll located on prominent
thoIoughfare. For building lots OF acreage.
Address Box 27s~C, Star offce
Will EXCHANGE BUSINESS PROPERTY
or trust notes and cash for nice s-rooul
detached or semi-detached house in GOOD
q ". section. Room 2oa, 9o7 18th st. n ".
Franklin 6SS6. so
OWNER OF HOME NEAR WASHINGTON
Circle wants 10 eXchanSe for home of bed
YooraS and baths Around $4,000 Prefer
vicinity 18TH ST. TAYLOR 20 Nicholson. Ad-
dress BoN 2e0-C, Star Office -'
TRADERS.
We have number of apartments. both
small ana large; also business and invest
fent properties, houses ana farms for eN-
change. some of these properties IRE very
attractive Submit any property that YOU
have and let Us trade tt for you Call NJ
WAITER A BROWN, l4o0 II,
Evening star., 1928-08-30
COLORED.

Bungalow on 2 large lots. like new; small
cash payment balance like rent; ami:
open Saturday, Sunday. s404 Gault pl. ne.
OWNER, Atlantic l9l5-W or Main 3677.
Evening star., 1928-08-30

Several Outstanding Values in the
CHEVY CHASE and CLEVELAND PARK Sections.
~ ~ TUE HEART OF cIEyEr ppl
rooms.b es'S "''"'
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splendd bdroom
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kitchen
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Public
gyen
Evening Phone Service to 9.
Schwab Walk Candy.
17O4 Conn Ave. Pot. $50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.

WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED OR .uN-
furnished g. Z or room house In vicinity
OF Hyattsville o B. zANTZ1NGER CO.
Hyattsvlle, Md Hyattsville ~.
Evening star., 1928-08-30

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
81 5ooAbsoutelv modern and BATH IN perfect cona
ton excellent location in Woodbridge d. /; convehie''
to r / ave- cars Beautiful lot; splendid location y
real bargain Small cash aud S4S.50 per month
81 o5o-Detached abrck English colonial home eNeee
location in Chevy Chase. Shade trees shuobery' ga
rage Six charming with unusually large closets
and attractive open fireplace in living ROOM Large
covered side porch This home is really a bargain al
the price.
s0o5oDetached Chevy Chase 1se rooms o o m
construction with garage to match Complete IN eseIs
detail including open fireplace and screens Reasonaoe
ash n,vmcnt and ST. so per month We believe this
home is comparable with houses 5000 higher IN price
Phone Wisconsin 2763 during day or
after M. Wisconsin 2S/o
NJ &R B. WARREN, Realtors.
Evening star., 1928-08-30
AI.E,--IllTS.
REAL RARGAIN.

Overlooking Rock Creek Park. 10 EXCEL
lent building lots containing $1,000 so: feet;
square 1925: will sacrifice 81 IS cents per
foot or exchange for equity in small houses.
OWNER, Franklin sl4s.
Evening star., 1928-08-30
Snuth1url1
RIAL ESTATE LOANS.

YIRsT TRUST LOANS, ; 10 s YEARS
Upon lfn proved fe9l estate ln washington
FS6 seafbs Maryland and Virginia Also
1G-gesf 8flEJ4 iIrne8t sGanE providing for can
tr{istlpu ~ 0ett in case of pqFfoWsf's : aeakh
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9tffr< LOANS 10 HONE OWNERS
Pav 81 sfrk for 800. 81 week f0F $500
AZ Wrek for $500. and 30 90 ga, g.
81 COLEMAN. 1910 q 81 w, =
PMS. TRUST LOANS At So ARP ~, gP,
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al ColJfo5is also = limited amount t9f M
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
81 am so happy
that the last timple is gone"
%vYyTTHoUT this handicap,

WITHOUT this handicap,
w there returns the very nat
ural confidence, Joy and cher
ished pride Of possessing q clear
skin.
Men and women both justly
covet admiration, and you can
expect such satisfaction only II
you are happy in q clear, I'M
blemished skin.
The sure way to reach this
state is through the blood.
Red blood cells are Natures
elements for building and sus.
tanning the body.
Without plenty Of rich. red
blood, there can be no strong,
sturdy, powerful men, or beauti-
full, healthy women.
You know a clear skin comes
from within. Correct the cause
through the blood-and pim-
pies, boils, eczema and that sal
low complexion will disappear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
THINK consul
Is WANDERING
Doubt Expressed That
u. ). Envoy in China
Took Own Life

SHANGHAI, May 3.-P-Edwin s.
Cunningham, American consul gen
eral, said today that ne did not be-
Ileve that Walter b. Wilson, Jr.. OF
Greenville, N. c., missing vice consul,
mad committed suicide, but thought
instead that Wilson was wandering
about the countryside, his mind a
blank.
Mr.. Cunningham said Wilson had
long been in bad health and was re-
Gently known to be worrying about
trivial personal matters.
The consul general received one Of
the five letters which Wilson wrote
at the Golf club in Chinese territory
before he disappeared on Tuesday.
This letter, he said indicated depres-
sion and a wandering mind. Two 9TH
er letters were received one BY a per-
ona friend at the consulate and the
other by the China Press, a Shang-
mai newspaper. These also indicated
q deep depression on the part of the
writer.
The consulate widely broadcast pic
lures and descriptions CT the missing
man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03

gans," cooked BY Aunt Lizzie's low
ing hands, il is said. may Ne cooked
in Chicago instead OF the Blum kit
chen in Peoria.
1--WE been invited to stay at a
big hotel with my family while Her
mann is here she declared. when
! told them ] couldn't. because !
want to give my nephew a few meals
az real German cooking. they told
me I could use one Of the hotel
kitchens. Poor boy. he must he
hungry for some real wiener schnit-
eel. or maybe SINE kartoffel s%alaat.
or sauer graut and wurst. I'll give
him all these besides the Eans."
When she isn't talking about "Geb-
ratene gans" and other good German
dishes with which to feast her IA
nous nephew, she pondcrs as to
how she should greet him.
Wonders About Ride
SHOULD ! run right up 20 him
when he gets out If the airpiane
and put my arms around him? ?" she
queries. seriously. Il don't think
he'd mind. but maybe the baron
wouldn't think I ought. and ! don't
want TO embarrass Hermann. And
wonder if he'll take me for an air
plane ride? lid love "a 70 un in the
clouds once. You see I've never met
Hermann. I haven't been back 20
Germany since | came over and he
has never been here before. But
his father wrote my brother Fred,
who died a while back in New Or
leans. that his son had taken up
aviation. and VIE heard a short time
ago that he was going 20 fly the
Atlantic"
First word of her nephew. brought
direct from the island where he was
m%arooned, came by way Of radio.
Relatives in New Orleans got the
message that he was looking for
Aunt Lizzie"
So it is any wonder she can't
think Of rolls or kuchen for custo-
mers: Her oldest brothers son Il
coming % eat her German cooking
soon. and there is "gebratcne Eans''
and maybe hasenpfeffer nit noodles
r. Re cooked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
SPLIT LOOMS
IN Dem RANKS
ON smith WIN
Daniels Rejects Offer
To Be on Ticket in
Third Party; Move
Starts in Calf.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-P)EA
third party movement among demo-
Gratis unfriendly TO Governor Alfred
4. Smith had poked it's head into the
political spotlight today following
the New York executives decisive
victory in the California presidential
primaries.
What success the effort will
achieve remains TO be seen. Its first
attempt to find willing candidates
has failed.
Josephus Daniels. secretary Of the
navy under President Wilson. put his
foot down hard on a move made BY
Wilbur Legette, California manager
for Senator Reed Of Missouri, to
have the former cabinet officer run
for vice president on a third party
ticket headed by Reed or Senator
Borah, republican, Idaho, if Smith is
nominated and either Reed or Borah
agree 70 make the race
Neither Reed nor Borah have been
heard from. II was not stated in
the Los Angeles dispatches carrying
the Legette appeal TO Daniels wheth-
er either Senator had tcen consulted.
Daniels, however, at his Raleigh,
N. g. home. refused fatty to accept
a third party nomination, declared
he would support the nominees at
Houston. and saw little chance to
'wrest the government from the
hands Of privilege and corruption"
unless the democratic party won at
the polls.
Daniels Refuses
Legette directed the Reed cam
paign in California which eliminated
in the Missourian's crushing defeat,
along with Senator Walsh Of Mon
tana, at the hands of Smith, now
leading by far in the race for the
democratic presidential nomination.
Majority vote in Southern Cali
fornia against Smith" said his tele-
gram to Daniels, shows that the
best element of democratic party is
not for Smith. If Smith is nomi-
mated at Houston, will you consent
Ia run on third party ticket for vice
president headed BY Senator James
A. Reed or Senator Borah of Idaho,
If either agrees. We do not believe
southern democracy will swallow
Tammany Hall, do you?"
Daniels answer was that the big
gest issue in America today is 70
wrest the government from the
hands Of privilege and corruption
"The only hope for that end" ne
said. "is in a victory by the demo-
cratic party. I. therefore, expect to
support the nominees of the Hous-
ton convention. / expect that con-
%vention "a declare without equivoca-
tion for the sacred enforcement OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
Many View Auto
Show Here TODAY

Persons from towns far up the
Valley and dozens from Brownsville
crowded the show rooms of the Fer
nandez Motor company at 22s-36
Elizabeth street here Thursday for
the opening of the ore-firm auto
mobile show, the frs. of its kind
ever held in this region.
Whippets and Willys-Knights, most
of them being the latest and most
improved type, and in all models
were the feature ~attractivs during
the day. In the evening the COM
pany has arranged for a two-hour
band concert by the s.. Joseph Acad-
envy musical aggregation OF 80
pieces.
The st. Joseph band is substituting
for the Roy Garcia orchestra. which
was unable TO appear because Of a
prior engagement.
Souvenirs were distributed during
the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03

prohibition and all other laws and dc
not believe any mar il will nominate
will be as indifferent and rs inef-
ficient in enforcement as Mellon has
been under the Harding and Coolidge
administrations.
Jones Avoids Row
II see no hope in any third party,
Enough prohibition democrats will
be elected in congress 20 guarantee
no weakening Of prohibition laws.
would rather not accept a nomination
on any third party ticket"
Rather than see another split in
democratic ranks such Ds occurred in
the hectic Madison Square Garden
convention four years ego and found
the party severely wanting support
in the November elections that gave
Coolidge his first elective term. OBJ
servers today saw in the Daniels
statement the first tangible evidence
Of a cry within the ranks for COM
plete agreement on the party's stan
dard bearer next November.
This effort Cor party harmony was
illustrated again last night when
Jesse H. Jones Of Houston, who won
the convention for mis- home state,
requested that contests between
Smith and Jones cohorts be avoided
in Texas precinct conventions and
declared his only concern Of the con-
vention was "from the standpoint of
hosts and success of the party in
the November elections"
Directing his statement to those
fighting to back him for the presi-
Dental nomination with Texas 40
convention delegates. Jones said that
while he appreciated their Efforts he
would like again to say that he fav-
ored an uninstructed delegation from
that state 'but one instructed for
strict enforcement Of all prohibition
laws"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
Neal Working On
Plea For Valley
Bus Mail Route

Plans for immediate action on the
proposal of a Valley-wide auto bus
mail service are in the hands Of the
Valley Secretaries association O.. q.
Richardson, of the local chamber OF
commerce, announced Thursday.
Leslie Neal. Of the Edinburg cham
Der and president Of the Valley
group, is preparing a statement Of
facts based on information furnished
by the different chambers OF COM
merce for presentation to the postal
department at Washington.
The mail service between Valley
towns, always n source OF grief, has
been made worse by the new sched-
ule of the Missouri Pacific railroad,
Mr.. Richardson said. This schedule.
while of great value IL getting out
of-the-Valley mail here faster than
formerly. works against the service
between Valley towns, the secretary
said.
These facts and many others in
support of the plea for n bus mail
service will be contained in the state
ment being prepared by Mr.. Neal and
will be forwarded 70 Washington
soon after the next meeting Of he
Secretaries association, to VIII ch
il will be presented for approval. >