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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
RIO CRANDE RAILWAY
To FONT Isabel. 2 80 a. m.
From Point Isabel. 4 =. m.

BLACK DIAMOND Bus LINES
Cars 10 Mission on the hour every hour,
3 q. m. to 6 D. NJ. and nt Z 80 q m. $3.50
.. m. 1880 r. m. and ? 2. m
To Point Isabel. 8 a. M. ~ m. and I
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23

WANTED-Comfo-tablc place, fur.
nished for period Of four To siX
weeks either in Brownsville or Point
Isabel district. Write E-l96 csry
Herald. E-l9S
ROOMS and apartments. strictly mod
crn. Mary ID. Collins, 1872 ". Levee.
Phone ls4. E-200
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23

NOTICE is HEREBY given that the
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Rio Grande Railway
Company will be held in its general
offices at Brownsville, Texas, At 10
o'clock a. NJ, June 9Th, 1928; and
that the regular annual meeting Of
the directors will be held Immediately
upon adjournment Of the meeting Of
stockholders. ". A. Ellington. secre-
tary. E-fo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
NATIONAL LINES or nExICo

tIatamoros Station
No. 132-To Monterrey. Mexico City
e.so a. m.
No. isl-F rom Mexico City. Monterrey.
$50 =. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23

SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
no. 3la-From Houston. San Antonio.
p:s5 a. W.
No. s20-To Houston. San Antonio.
$50 p. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
Train Information

MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
No i2-To Houston. San Antonio. 500
o. m.
No. 1910 Houston. San Antonio. S.
Louis. s:sb =. n.
No. 15-From st. Louis. San Antonio
Houston. : 1855 a. m.
Second No. l5-From san Antonio and
Houston. $40 n. W.
No. it-From San Antonio and Hous-
ton. es55 =. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23

BEDROOM. hot and eelc water; SIS.
Phone 995-J. ELL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
Chiropractor
Chiropodist
LIVE sTOCK-POULTRY

GERMAN POLICE registered puppies
for sale. Apply Mrs. Stafford. Glen.
wood Hotel. E-t65
Evening star., 1928-03-18
sALE--Aot,sEs.

NNnltnur ~ ma &c.,.
LEAVING TOWN: OH HOMESTEAD. pE
garage: lot 10 It front; ami; fruit trees
'"' ''' OWNER eeis, i-t ST. NV, u.
PRICE, S31a0
Cheapes, house !" NJ; NJ Ra,n'sr; rooms ms
pty - OWNER, :tl:sS 10th -, Is.
HAMILTON sT. BETWEEN Ttn AND sth---
a-room brick. rear horches. screened; garage.
khirrss Box 18th. star Office, tSs
COLL Sth ST N.w.-oNE OF THE MOST
"scnins< OWNER. Ciese. :m7I -. "
ru, ,avr---s rooms :. baths, oil burner: hts
~, tMMEnJIaTE NM Ja1 ds psSsssiE;S,SIioNSo, ...
OWNER MUST SELL: DETACHED i r.
h..w.h ami: hardwood floors throughout
lust completed: exclusive section. rot di:.s
ColoREp--orEN SUNDAY: ISL: RoSE.
dale, ct. ne; new hrick humr, h.-wh. cec.
tiled bath: large yard tn alley: terms 500
Iiis HisEN s MAJ" IN" ,ss % e,. .l 1rFrs %' s, ~.
soSprpr ,; r Rn n ,o;, Rms. BINS hNp n.ATN skTN
NER. SUITE 4id WOODWARD, Bldg, Main 50al.
Ss,sa srsan w bads No,,S so sa:;
land Park. beautiful rooms. not n dark
corner in whole house or cellar; master bed
room has individual rlosets and prtva ate bath.
.:oior:,tie areplacr. The most stsatlfni oak
tllatton. an rooms: latest vapor. heat: So
rage norrhes, large corner lot. Only
Sl3.S5n to first buyer. Address Box 1S6-H.
Ma RARGA1N., ON MASS AVE.
near 9th. . rooms. floors. baths: thor.
enshls ous mod; excellent cond Cali ss7 Mass.
FINE HOUSE FOR LARGE FAMILY. NEAR
n Cap. and SITS. NV. Bargain for good
cash payment. Address Box i:5-H. Star
81 800 BELOW BUILDERS PRICE.
rms: baths. center hall: garage: high ele-
fac" xdsss ss"fs Rox sssyy Sna:s ssar
EIGHT ROOMS. TTLE-sTUCCo. SEMI
salt'n,ore blvd, near aryia"d Gnissrs,y,
Rov i:5-H- Star "fii,e
,i;er: Home,sroon, @ aSi No hah Blk sS home. ONE
Nam am fa.S Sa>iS ,se,s Z; SASEF' sEs ,,,s NV.
NEAR SrAN'roS PARK. s,..--
hrtcS with garage, excellent colditLon: hack
for tht.. owNFR I.in,oln 5Sia.w
NEwG1t,RooM 1,lt srNsALow-NAss AYE
:" $50: Easy terms. A nice hnnse that
j. 'I BESsoS ~ THOMAS. aSs No. l. rhom.. circle.
WONDERFUL. 1.N'ATl0N NEAR 18TH ST.
Semi detached: southern exposure; eonvcu.
lrnt to two car lines and htis: six ronms and
bSth. huilt-in Refrigerator; fine. economic al
heating plant. storase water heater. laundry
large iot to 81 foot alley
13f1 KENNEDY ST. NV.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL. ACCEPT
reasonable offer for equity, six rooms. am i.
garage: nea" good schools: restricted NV.
section. Phone y. S0i5.w.
COLORED-CoLrMBIA ROAD, NEAR 18th.
rooms = baths excellent condition
throughout: Sarage: leaving city. must
sacrifice: easy payments: convenient loca-
tian Col eS5Bt OWNER
Evening star., 1928-03-18

MUST Sci L,-~REDUCED $1,000
GROOM NV, HOME; BUlLT.tN GARAGE
ONLY S7.DJO--EASY TERMS

This is real opportunity for the buyer
who acts quickly to purchase 4 spletdid
brick home with Mansari roof and covered
front porch IN an attractive NV; community
convenient to schools. stores. churches ami
transportation. Reception hall large
rooms and tiled bath. , covered rear por"hes
screened sleeping pbrchD. pantry with built
In refrigerator. Concrete cellar with laun.
dry trays and toilet. built.in heated garage;
decp ward. paved street and alley. In good
condition. hardwood hoors and artistic deco
ration hot-water heat electricity and alt
modem conyeniencss. This home has been
hauabt for 81. .95O with terms TO suit. &c.
il today. tall Lincoln 1874 for Appoint
mrnt to inspect.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Stt.t/--ifttl y St.S
,.. AEnAL x,:. E:eD.,ix,
ONLY S3.2jtJ--StiD, 80 q NO%TH. p

An unusual offering in 4 Co'NH'N.' ''' (
home with Nansard roof. r1GsFfgi -.
porch and . covered rear poYt rcs 'sctss,'~ =.
'ttepInc pnrehj on Wsie asenue 10 g
spieplid NV. community convenient 10
-tUfc4 schools. churches bitg and +tFect err.
Reception hall q Iarzs rooms ttlt>l hath,
large kitchen with outside pantry s'siiit-'n
ielri2eratOF. Concrete cellar with seFt4rti
toilet and laundry tray nice ward With
g1ra2c IN exccIIsDt condition. artistic rrrp-
ration aud lighting fixtures hardvOo,i floor
hrt-waicr heat ele"fricItr large cirset~
nItrern m every detail ThIs home ran in
hpusht for ~ $50 gish small cash f'Y~-
hent and n'outh'v payp,rnt< nf $50. .G0. ralI
Mr. d.Grath Main J6''0 md evening. -
Main tGtE;H for IupDintTIsIt tG lnspaet. fT'l
this horne to-day
on MfNEESOTA AVE- ( f.. 'xEAH PF:$%.
ave Brand metz home OF g large r~.tn. and
bath h"t:watrr heat cler'rit,'g Rc'i!iccd
PERCY 4: RUSSELL 90.
R"at's.-y
E,G"iH.,ye :.'@s, a., .-.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
S.AI.E-ilOUSEs
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BY,OWNER.

just East OF Connecticut ave. now
mO,ieru detached home Of seven rooms, two
baths and sleepinS porch. Substantial and
well built FireproOf basement. fest floor
and exterior walls. Hot.witer heat Quiet
May" oil burner incincrator. KeIvinatOr. gas
and electricity. Built-in garage. large attic
space. Dorches. four mirror doors. metal
weather strips. cOpper screens: bargain At
$4,000. Omen Sunday. 10j TAYLOR ST.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
RARE OPPORTUNITY;
On1v 500 Cash

Balance Small Monthly Payment<
beautiful twO-story terra Gotta stftcCO rot
tage: y rooms sun parlor. tile bath. hard
wood floors. gas. rle".: garage. ~ Wilson
ave. Colnar Manor which is 100 feet from
from District tine ranked as ono of the
rretticst homes in that vicinity. Phone
Main 100aS
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Near 10th and Madison NV.

III yon want y home in this section this
is yonr orport,trity to get IL. Detached
with large living room dni1z room. kitchen
and pantry on THE frat floor -Four
h"droonIs and two tiled baths She @ecnnd
hGor Two finished the third
fonr Lar-s lot ovnsmen,ed- with -frees
flowers and shrubberv. A $50 900 homo
th,t ntav er ."a=ht for SIS. $50. Terms.
WALLER A. BROWN 100 H..
Evening star., 1928-03-18
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

- lan
ESasNE ".xfssrv S-f,,sa,, holi>e ~ c~enter OF
Pals tassrcs anrv he's fruni snti hack, some
iasg~ar eH.srts: heH has}Ss. Saraea. riose tn
stores taIfsss ms s,hoels and cars. bar,
asr.
- nua
tsIsle c-SiagS N.ts,aal hnBSs ami, 'front.'
aass hsz K t,ya4 neS Summer kitchen. one acre
land harm saen hts4~e AMI garage, Garden
and all kaaa< Nf trnIff Sh atte anss clo~e TO
care -iarrS s.hets}S sl~i churches, Euutty
ry 81 n.an VIII ;c3de for clear lots or acre
ase ~ good ',',afi,,n. Biggest bargain In
Fairfax County.
Nrw "-s'erv 6-yvprS he1fse with or with
oSt rlA prrcheS tTrtnt and hack, lot S"x
}. eEcse ~ cars. churches, stores sT11
schoos.- Already financed. Can arrange
terms.
New 7.si@rv. broom tile house. ami.
rn~clles front AMI saeS sleeping porch. dnu-
hir zarage large lot: close TO cars. stores.
schocIs and churches Already financed
Terms
We have s5 acres Of land at a bargain and
terms tn snii I OTIS Of nlce subdivisions for
sale an hard road. Reasonable terms. All
kInd< of raocerty Al all nrlces. Farms little
and htS and scresEe. VIII trade farms for
suburban houses and lots or city prorerty
cies- or small trust, Cain an us II YOU mean
tns,ress Phone Fails Church 80 ONCE.
II. II. ANDERSON & co.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
BIG BARGAIN.
sEx ~ - REs

BIG BARGAIN.
10 Adams St. NV.
Nearly new. 7 large rooms,
tile bath; h.-w.h., electric lights,
hardwood floors. and trim; built
in ice box, one-picce sink and
other. extras. Convenient to
schools. churches S and cars.
Street and alley paved. garage.
Low price. Easy terms.
For Sale BY
THOMAS A. JAMESON Co,
600 n. Y. Ave. NV. Main $500.
Ask the Man Who Knows.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
,e4.. Wisconsin, 1923


i3.4 HARVARD ST NV. Is 4 REAL
home of SPACIOUS rooms, tiled bath. h.*~
heat elec., rlHintnG water IN bedrooms.
and ...-siory garage which can I've iisest for
many husIne@s nusuoses and save rent, Ia.
Columbia Hrights Pricrd rghl. sasy terms.
To insp9et my time. call Col. l3i3; evenings,
CleEA AAlI, ANllr. nMn hfnkeE.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
SALE on gEST-suB pRnp.Ty
nEkT--eCHURgAN PROPERTY.

~ ERsP0NslsLg TrSAs sf~3ay cof x.
.WsfEsg Ehsyei- ssRet-FSosl Ia5Hs< ami
seS4IIe ssg6ef lard ifUst ,ha9# snf D,ffe
a,sfsF1 IN S1ysftf fs#st' E73 month, Al
~, Boz s3t q s,sr .,'',e :. g..
s0I pAYN0sp sT'. CHEVY rHAsF Nd
foDstas BATH IaFze igt saiass- thses
,ssrs.sss Ph0te Nss. 3sg1
5fAEGBE pARK~1DZy FI5BsfsHED 4 X.
.5f l. fl,s1Ake sssllshttAtlg situated ~ s't'ss
~ stS st4sea szteitstt as]shtplfp9ss3 biFnis
ss94IlA isfsl iot Hat!aleH. aaS pei mo
S,yaeg sheB}erq 4t13 -
ufEGTefI BIGHI.4Ans "a - RCCAs
iStsE ~ fc}3as faslk stae4.e1 elee. range "a
tSse ,i4ie4oa bg4se xsfd"H 40 hiaDn eve
. RNs HITB ELEr - AfREk REAR
u 80 FD4g4its siYi sg s#S HjaHlb3k.
h, sTlss 5Sgs shey1.et pi P0t"D,an He -
fI7RGAL'9w G.ABAGE. otTBiILDiHos
IL srfsa lnlS los aIf@ Hfsf T}htBE 10,uft
s. t<est,sos ,gii, sEb p,g 1af'ifn ij22
fDyrTY -RDoB EoBE ~ fBFFY f'HAsE
s~~Nsrs ebsEs tttfs stI4bs sis Aadis10
az yrrirfs H!khlayrs ~ -
EYATTsylL1F HuLs EfkGAJD" D
Ts.essa 80 baih fg3naff lsnfs4ft tfaAs
wesas esss1sr sski 4gsesk ~ essevess - sad
as. lsfsk lei e5o ps4 a.. D. att.. % J,
Evening star., 1928-03-18

.0si 5rd II. ne R~room colonial bntli
brick house cement font norrh screened
Jonhle rcar porrhes; lot i"5 feet dcen Ia
water heat, ,horo,,ghiy MODERN and mos,
sttractivety BntShcti. in thc heart nf Eeking.
tnn near stores sthools churches bus and
"ar sersi zee SlAn' cash <S3 month
ROnERT e. KLINE. Jr..
2nH
Evening star., 1928-03-18
S.Al.f--sIOt' S*S.
- ,'''
SIS 18th ST. NE.
g Rooms and Bath.
, Electricity. =
Newly, papered and Painted
y, PRICE AND TERMS
REASONABLE.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST co.
Real Estnte Dent.
15.h and "a Ave. NV NJ 4Sl5

ORI:D-NEARBY VA.
You can have iiowrrs chickens an,h gar.
den and own your 0Wn home your rent
payments ut Nanck : blocks tn cars school.
churches and stores.
LOTS FOR SAIE~ASn OO dawn and 500
month Houses built and for safr and rent
Phone North 163:. Or drop card TO 3n6 9th
st NV. to FRANK NJ COWARD. owner.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
NILE r1t-poyr r1prT =

Connecticut Ave. Home, $l2,o50.
Unusual opportunity. Broom modern
hr.ek. 5uIt.jn garage. vicinity OF Rureau of
Standards, s4tea
Chas. d. Sascr. Rcahor,
Main "a 9"f 1tth NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Bargain for Colorcd.
On 18th st NV. near Que--Nlne rooms
and bath. brick construction. lot ls fee:
wide ~ alley. Terms Can Sales Dept.
'''' WAITER A. BROWN. 1900 II.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
sN5P FOR COL0RED I

,sNaP FOR COLOREDf
Central downtown northwest. on main
boulevard and csr line d rooms and bath
hot water heat and "lcctrictv newly paper~d
and nainted OWNER. 2ls Eve ST NV
Telrrhone Franklin .3S5.
.s0l 17th EE.--BEAUTIfUL DETACHED
corner: S.ruop, Spanish tyne home: bniittn
garage. OMEN Fireplace irAie,i bonkraSrs All.
taniatfe water heater h.-w h. Chamberlain
westher. stripning full conner screens From
owner for uitrk sale North ot@ E...
Evening star., 1928-03-18
14i5 K 81
TAKOMA PARK.

4-REDROOM HOME.
Near 10Th & Webster StS.
.. S12,7S0-
Another very good value Is c-feFel
in thIs modern Colonial residence. To-
Gated tn tins desirable saaar- nssy
18th street. The house - - feet
in width affordinS : os larger
than axeraSe slze usesiern bath
| h-wh oak AaOrs. slsc. lights as8t'
other adsse, features Annie v0arl
for xaraxe to wide alley. Es'esAs1s
i, hnuses that has been offered u thBs
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, 'Eac..
Realtors
14fe Eve 81 wv. Franklin a512
| -SPkeIAL. OPPORTUNITY.
Idesi for Sprtnx and summer: aGrsi CON
venieut location in Cleveland Para han cfScN
Conn. ave. car hae. khn<is Brook y allsS
back of hruse, wonderful for chTAtTen; =
rooms and attic, n m l.. insiaasaneon-- tcs
water. larye rorcees. s..recxeSi- Ie.. =, -
COLORED.
Near 18th and Kenyon NV.
Brick home over 20 feet. wide 3 rooris
and t~e hath, Hot-Wa.sr heat clecirl.1;y
fine condition. snAsNe for saraSe Prite
81 4 n<tn. 81 500 cash Gail Nam ftSS.
WALTER 4 BROWN, 400 Il
Evening star., 1928-03-18

7 TOT.OKEU.
! 500 cash So monthly: q rooms. bath
| cleo gas ward alley: northwest section
| can North tj.. or Adams :3.S. los
! opES-Sn9 INGRAHAM ST NV: SIX
! Large rooms. mott: trust. , yrs old: tap.
, hri, Il: consider trade rent; your terms
| Col. it":
OPENER Quincy ST. N.w--BEsT BrY
| in retworth. il bought this week. ST. 200;
! submit offer: small cash. l trust, will trade
! ar rent col ;S.t
Evening star., 1928-03-18

OPEN FOR INSPECTION sCNpAy-CoR
brick house rooms. h-w H. elec
Real bargain quick buyer. Sill Quincy 1t
Evening star., 1928-03-18

BEAUTIFUL I0.H0oN scAR BRICK ca,
h".se J. :. LTsBy te3 gsst fsmiei II,
PFefwokTB NEW H0AE TAEEsTRY
n'5.k. y ,fos'8tss arranged for tso families
IVA large tt1Tt5tes. garage. atbsH
sfnpfDkrHsruts Dne bio.b from nhnoi ears.
ssissss Adams a51fJ, .sIs Quincy ri, ~ ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
HAVENNER HITS
WHISPERS

Another whispering" campaign
has been exposed.
The latest office-seeker to contend
that he has been the victim of or
ganized "whisperings" is George c..
Havenner. of the Anacostia Citi-
zens Association. a candidate for
president of the Federation of Citi-
zens Associations. Havenner said
last night, at a meeting of the
Dahlgren Terrace Citizens Associa-
ton. that his opponents were charg-
ing he would be influenced by his
connection with the Efficiency Blu
veau. He pointed to his long record
as a civic worker in denying the
charges.
The Kiwanis Club proposal for a
special school for crippled children
was indorsed by the Dahlgren organf-
zation. 1t also lined UP in support
of a. new business high school to
cost $500, 900 1t added its voice
to that of those organizations op.
posed to location of the House OF
Detention in the 900 block of 3
St. S. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
ROBT.I. miller,
LAWYER, NED5

Robert I. Miller, prominent WASH
ington attorney and race horse own
err. and Miss Margaret NJ. Kane, of
the 1900 block Eighth St. n. W.,
were married by Associate Justice
Wendell p. Stafford, of the District
Supreme Court in his chambers yes.
terday afternoon.
Miss Kane, who, is, 81 years old,
is a native Washingtonian and a
graduate of ST. Mary's, here. After
her graduation she studied music
abroad for several years. She is
said to be a gifted musician.
Miller said that he had known
Miss Kane shince 1919. They will
make their home at the Eighth
st. address. Il
The wedding, which was sur.
prise to the many friends of the
groom around Judiciary Square, was
unique affair. Miss Pearl Mccall,
assistant United States attorney,
acted as maid of honor, while Leo
Al. Rover, United States attorney
acted as best man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
Child Shot Through
Brain Getting Well

BANGOR, Me-, Oct. Io.-0IIO'
through the brain with a buiiet
from a .high.powered rifle. 4.year-oi.d
1vinifred Ouelette. of Fort Kent, =
IN the road to recovery at the East
srn Maine General Hospital. .
DIR. Edward L. Herlihy said the
bullet by some freak missed every
vital part OF the brain, although
IL penetrated the gray matter troni
nver the eye to the base of the
skull, where it came out.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18

XEIHY gamble with an anti-freeze
w that evaporates? I gness it SAT"
has cost motorists many thousands of
dollars. For unless you use q permanent
anti-freeze you never can be sure of
safety. You can't see evaporation. That's
what fools you. Silently, stealthily your
protection slips away without your real
izing it. Then sudden cold snap and
you're caught-radiator frozen, perhaps
a cracked engine block or broken pump.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
JELLY sMOTHERS BLAZE!

HICKMAN, KY. Oct. ia new
method of fighting fire was en-
ployed by John Duty, tenant on the
farm of Miss Hettie Williams near
here. He put out fire with a
tub of jelly. When the blaze was
discovered there was only one
bucket of water near the house and
this was poured on the fire. without
success. Then the tub of Jelly was
upset on the fire and extinguished
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
Sorority Plans Dance
For Scholarship Fund

The Kappa Beta Phi Legal Sorority
will give a. benefit dance in the Ar
lington Hotel November 16,
The sorority is International and
is giving the dance to establish a
scholarship fund. rhe fund will pro-
vide. for the tuition OF one young
woman at the washington College
of Law every three years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
1t can't evaporate-one filling NOW ends

it should last at least one whole win
ter without replacement. Obviously it
is a sensible precaution to make sure
that you do not put it in q leaky cooling
system, or that it is not wasted by care
lessness. ThAt's why we ask you to have
your car properly serviced-a simple
cleaning and Tightening of the cooling
system, is ali that's necessary. Make
sure this IS done-our servicing instruc-
tons tell how. Then enjoy your car this
winter as you never have before.
Investigate Radiator Glycerine. Your
own garage probably has it. Any distrib-
utor listed here can tell you where to
get it. Put it In now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
Aeronautics Men
To Attend Farley Here

Representing Soviet Russia in
private capacity, aeronautical and
technical men will attend the In
ternational Civil Aeronautics Con-
ference in this city, December II,
f3 and IA. 1T was announced yester-
day by Leighton Rogers, executive
officer OF the conference.
Rogers said that the men will rep.
resent private concerns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18
ze>WOrrieS all winter j. .

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Radiator Glycerine is merely this
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North Pole, motor car manufacturers
recommend it in their instruction books,
the U. S. Bureau of Standards points out
it's virtues as meeting the requirements +
of an ideal anti-freeze. /
See that Your car
is serviced for Glycerine
Remember that Radiator Glyc-
crime is . Uone-shot" anti-freeze- ss=:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-18

Give your car this
pernaner1f, safe, anti.
freeze protection.
Incorporation, NO
odor, no constant
worry. Harmless to
car and finish.
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04

Wexford. Ireland. She il a great
great.grandaughter OF Henry Grattan.
Mrs. TaIiaferro, Wife Of
Commissioner, mt Home Tomorrow.
Mrs. Sidney II. Taliaferro, wife of
the District Commissioners, will DO at
home tomorrow afternoon from to 9
o'clock In her home, at 1901 Sixteenth
street, and will receive the remaining
Thursday afternoons In January. Mrs.
Taliaferro will have with her her sis.
ter, Miss Isabella ID. Fulton of Lon.
don.
Mrs. William Fitch Kelly was host.
ess at luncheon today at the May
flower. after the mo, ming musical.
and had as her guests Mrs. Henry
Lloyd Aspinwall. Mrs. Wallace Rad
clife. Mrs. Charles w. Richardson.
Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Robert
liinckley and Mrs. Walter X. Tucker
man. Mrs. Kelly entertained her
guests In her box at the musical be-
tore luncheon.
Mrs. Beverly Williamson Of Stone.
leigh Court. will be hostess at a lunch.
con Friday, January 20, In c0mpli-
ment to Mrs. William Howard Taft,
wife of the Chief Justice.
Mrs. Peter A. Drury was hostess at
luncheon In the presidential dining
room Of the Mayfiower following the
morning musical and had as her
guests Miss Vera Bloom, Mrs. Charles
Clay Bailey and her sister. Mrs. Reid
Hunt of Boston; Mrs. Carleton Ed.
ward Moran, Mrs. G. Bryan Pitts,
Miss Donna Ruth Crissinger. Mrs.
Moberly Poteet. Mrs. Donald Wiley.
Mrs. John Waller. jr. Miss Florence
Martin and Miss Helene Macarthur.
Mrs. Arthur Foraker entertained n
company OF IL at luncheon today in
her home. on Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. Josiah T. Newcomb was hostess
at luncheon today in the presidential
dining room of the Mayfower. follow
ing the musical for her sister, Mrs
Frederick StutZ OF st. Paul. The
other members OF her party included
Mrs. Frank Hopkins, Mrs. Lucy Wild
or Morris. Mrs. David II. Blair, Mrs.
Thomas O. Ashburn. Miss Ashburn.
Mrs. Macpherson Crichton. Mrs. Rob
ert Grant. Mrs. Boyd Carpenter. Mrs.
y: +: Chatham. Mrs. Thomas Ham