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afternoon in honor Of the Colonial
Danes Of Delaware.
The chief of the Secret Service and
Mrs. w. H. Moran and their daughter,
Miss Aileen Moran arrived In New YoT.
yesterday aboard the Majestic from
several months stay abroad. They will
remain in New York a few days and
return to Washington by motor.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. accompanied
by party of four. attended last nights
performance Of "KraSsin" at the Little
Theater.
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison entertained
at luncheon today at the Chevy Chase
Club. having a small company In honor
Of her sister-in-law. Mrs. James Robert
Mckee, who is at the Mayflower for a
few days en- route to her home IN
Greenwich, Conn, after fortnights
stay at White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Harrison, who has been In
Washington since the first of the year.
will leave shortly for Indianapolis for
visit with her son and daughter-tn-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Har-
rison, Sd, en- route to her home In
Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. Howard G. Whiteway will en-
terrain at dinner this evening in honor
Of Miss Bette Davis of Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard
of Chestertown, Md, are passing sew
eral days at the Mayflower.
ARrs. Harry Kirby of Sioux Falls, s..
D. ~Gs the guest of honor at bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Herbert F.
Emerson today in her apartment in
Cathedral Mansions. The guests were
Mrs. Alex. Burger, Mrs. Hilda Bailey,
Mrs. J. C.. Duke, Mrs. Fraser Edwards,
Mrs William Grant, Mrs. William Har-
ris, Mrs. Martin McQuade, Miss Alice
Sheperd and Miss Helen Manning.
Mrs. Joseph Warren Greene, presi-
dent Of the Colonial Danes of Rhode
Island, entertained at dinner last eve
ming in the presidential dining room of
the Mayf1ower. Her guests from Rhode
Island included Mrs. Charles w. Brown,
Mrs Charles H. Merriman, Miss Sarah
Dyer Barnes, Mrs. William B. Weeden,
Mrs. Frederick S. Peck. Mrs. Charles
Fletcher, Mrs. William D. Miller, Miss
Jane L. Anthony, Mrs. Edward c. Moore
of Massachusetts and Mrs. Joseph B.
Hutchinson, president of the Pennsyl-
vania Colonial Danes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
gave a delightful party Tuesday evening
at Grasslands Country Club for the
delegates to the conference on inquiry
and Cancellation, Bolivia and Paraguay.
Mrs. Harry Beeson Hunt and her
daughter Harriet Louise, a student In
the Maret French School. have gone to
New York and will sail the last of the
week for Europe. While in England
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Ramsden, cousins of Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs, John Crosthwaite, jr., Of East
Orange, N. j., has announced the en-
gagement Of her niece, Miss Edith
Carolyn Gedney. to Mr.. Allston Stone
Goff, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Golf.
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Col. and Mrs Lorenzo D. Gasser will
entertain a company at dinner Satur-
day evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
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For historic interest there are few
homes in the country that can COM
pare to it.
Oak Hill is situated near Leesburg,
Va, 40 miles from washington, and
the construction of the house was
superintended by Thomas Jefferson. 1t
was completed in 1923. and its first
guest was Gen. Lafayette.
The architect, Capt. James Hoban,
built this home during the period that
he was erecting the White House and
the Capitol.
In an old quarry on the estate there
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are strange footprints. In recent years
it has been discovered that these are
the footprints of dEosaur, 100000
years old. Some of these slabs have
been removed with great care and been
presented by Mr.. Littleton to different
museums Of the country. Others have
been Sc in the floor of sun parlor
at Oak Hill, making it a unique floor
The trip also includes visit to Oat-
lands, the beautiful home and gardens
Of Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis, who
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Club, was the honor guest of NJ.
Parker, wife of Representative James S.
Parker, at the formal luncheon at the
club today. Among other hosteSses at
the club were Mrs. Leavitt, wife of
Representative Scott Leavitt. who en-
tertained in honor of Mrs. Joseph M.
Dixon, wife of the Assistant Secretary
of the Interior. Her other guests were
Mrs. Charles S. Mcdonald, Mrs. Frank A.
Hazelbaker, Mrs. 0. H. p. Shelley, Mrs.
Sleeth, Mrs. Sarah Sumner, Mrs. Kate
Ainslee, Mrs. r. Y. Euart, Mrs. j. G.
Donnelly, Mrs. Walter G. Henderson
and Mrs B. c. Bordee.
Mrs. William D. Mitchell, wife Of the
Attorney General, was a guest Of Mrs.
Hamilton Fish, jr.. who also enter
tanned Nine. WI, wife of the Chinese
Minister; Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, Mrs.
Lawrence D. Tyson, Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Bertrand B. Smell, Mrs. John A. Hull,
Mrs, Chapman, Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man, Mrs. Dallett, Mrs. John B. Hen
derson, Mrs. Robert Henderson, Mrs.
Stokes Halkett. Mrs. Thomas w. Phil
lips, jr.: Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro, Mrs.
Frank H. stmonds, Mrs. George P:
Scriven, Mrs. Knowlton. Miss Fish and
Mrs Howard G. Davidson.
Mrs. Henry Riggs Rathbone enter
tanned a company.
Mrs. Thomas D. Schall today enter
tanned in honor Of Mrs. Seth w.
Richardson, wife Of the newly APP
pointed assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral. Other guests were: Mrs. David
H. Kincheloe, Mrs. George c. Thorpe,
Mrs. Charles March, Mrs. Andersen,
Mrs. Clague, Mrs. Clyde Kelly. Mrs; j.
NJ. Doran, Mrs. George Akerson, Mrs
sydney Anderson, Miss Agnes Peterson,
Mrs. George Authier, Mrs. Fred bennett.
Mrs. Edwin Markham and Mrs. SelVlg'
Mrs. Golf, wife Of Senator Guy
Despard Goff, will gave tea this after
noon from 4 to 6 o'clock for the dele
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The Secretary of War, Mr.. James w.
Good, was the guest Of honor at
luncheon today of Senator s. sOsmena
of Cuba, who entertained company Of
e at the Carlton,
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Miss Gedney is a graduate of the Ben
nett School, Millbrook, N. Y. Mr.. Go6
attended Phillips Exeter Academy and
Princeton University and is the relative
of Mrs. woodrow Wilson through her
first marriage.
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MRS. G. TYLER MILLER.

gates from West Virginia to the Parent
--oacher convention. She will be as
Sis. " the wives of the West Virginia
delegat.c:l in Congress,
Mrs. Bayard. wife of Senator Thomas
F. Bayard. will entertain at tea this
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Oak Hill Pilgrimage
OF Unusual Interest.
Through the courtesy of It's owner
Mr.. Frank Littleton, a pilgrimage has
been arranged to Oak Hill, formerly
the home Of President James Monroe.
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Sonora de Chevalier, wife of the
charge d'affaires of Panama, was hostess
at luncheon today at the Carlton, en-
Pertaining in compliment to Mrs. John
Minister to Panama. Others in the
company were Sonora de Alfaro, Mrs.
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Mothers Day

don't forget is May 18th.
Tie Near East Industries is
filled with delightful gifts.
There are exquisite linen hand
kerchiefs, beautifully embroidered
linen bags and purses Chat laun-
der), unusual pure silk scarfs, and
mashlaks-whioh Americans use
for Pullman robes.
Prices-extremely reasonable.
1884 Connecticut Avenue.
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1 The Minister of Poland. Mr.. Tytus
Eilipowicz, has returned from Chicago,
where he spent several days. He was
accompanied by the second secretary
of the legation. Mr.. Jan Stalinski, who
returned with him.
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Many Lunch Parties
At Congressional Club.
Mrs. Dale, wife Of Senator Porter H.
Dale, president Of the Congressional
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Sonora de Padilla, wife of the AM
bassador Of Spain, who with their
the Senoritas Padilla, went
10 New York to meet her son, Senior
Aware Padilla, is expected to return to
Washington the end Of the week with
her family.
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chairman, Department of Illinois, Chi
cag0. H.. Mrs. Margaret Marden, Bal
timore, Md; Mrs. Eona Davol, lie Cha
peau National PaSse Eight and Forty
Society.
Among other guests who will occupy
the three boxes of the national organ
ization Of the American Legion Auxil-
larry are Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart. Milford.
Ohio; Mrs. A. Willis Byrne. Hartford,
Conn; Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel, Litch-
field, Conn; Mrs. Marybell Ross. Chi
cago. H.; Mrs. Bessie Hanken. Revere,
Mass: Mrs. Samuel z. Shope. Narberth,
Pa; Mrs. William Irving, Boston, Mass. !;
Mrs. Russell c. Langdon. Trenton. N. j.;
Mrs. Frank D. Ellison, Brookline, Mass;
Miss Ruth Lawrence, Astoria, N. Y,
Mrs. Livingston l.. Hunter, Tidioute,
Pa; Mrs Albert c. Mang. Chicago. ILL.,;
Mrs. OLIVE NJ. Ravens. Lansing, Mich:
Mrs. o. D. Oliphant, past president
Legion Auxiliary. Trenton, N.
J.; Mrs Franklin Lee Bishop, Leicester.
Mass: Mrs. George r. Murphy. Pleas
antville, NJ Y: Mrs L. N. Julienne,
Jackson, Miss: Mrs. Fred Kramer, Mad
ison. S. Oak: Mrs. r. L. Hoyal, Doug
las, Ariz.; Mrs. Frank Fleming, Augusta,
Ga: Mrs. TONNES, Petersburg. Va, and
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker and MRS. VIII
liam Sherman Walker of this city.
The general ball committee in charge
Of tonight's brilliant event is composed
of the following Legionnaires: First De-
partment Vice Ccmdr. Thomas D.
Walsh. chairman; Past Department Vice
Ccmdr Thomas J. Frailey. vice chair
man. Assistant Department Adit. Miss
Helen Sprague, secretary; Department
Adit. Howard S Fisk, treasurer; Mr. j.
Miller Kenyon, Mr.. Theodore Cogswell,
Mr.. Francis F. Miller, Mrs. Charles H.
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Hllegeist, Mr.. Norman B. Landreau,
Mr. Austin S. Imirie, Mr.. J. Thad Baker,
Mr.. j. j. OrIosky. Mr.. l.. E. Atlins. Mr.
Thomas S. Mason, Mr.. James OC. Rob-
ertS. Miss Helen G. O'Neill, Miss Emily
J. Carey. Mr. George P. Frailey Mrs
Mary Esther Kolhos. Mr.. Edgar II. Hale
Mr.. Howard F. BresSe, Miss Esther "
Hall, Mr.. Ben l.. Fuller, Mr.. Richard
Seelye Jones. Mr.. Wiley Fuller, Mr.
Charles j. Painter, Mr.. Wallace Streater,
Mr.. Fl. L. Wilson, Mr.. Earl j. Brown
Mr.. Charles Ellsworth, Mr.. James p
Pierce, Mr.. Paul J. McGahan, Mr.. E. B.
Lyon, Mr.. E. T. Hitch, Mr.. George F.
Cook. Mr.. Frank Kelly. Mr. Bernard c.
MCGEE, Mr.. Robert M. Tolson. Mr.
Henry NJ, Jett, Miss Hope Knicker-
booker, Mr. John Thomas Taylor. Mr.. E.
V. Mcintosh, Mrs Carolyn Herman, Mr..
Thomas E. Franklin, DR.. 3. c. MacNeill,
Mrs. Amelia Boberg, Mr.. Julius I.
PeySer, Mr.. John Lewis Smith. Mr..
George F. Unmacht and Mr.. James
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Messmore of New
stay.
Mrs. Thomas j. Dixon of Oak Park,
H., arrived in Washington yesterday
and is guest at the Mayflower Mrs.
Dixon is regent of the Chicago Chapter
of the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Miller and J. K
Hard motored to Washington from their
home. in Holly N. Y. to make an ex-
tended stay at the Grace Dodge Hotel
Mrs. B. F. Dawes, Mrs. Everett Sand
ers and Mrs. Wilton Lambert are among
those who will attend the weekly book
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Continued From Eighteenth Page0

scented by the presence of National
Comdr. and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt and
National Adjt. and Mrs. James F.. Bar
ton of Indianapolis and Gen. Albert l..
Cox of Raleigh, N. c., chairman of the
national defense and other national
officials.
Mrs. Boyce Ficklen, jr, national pres
tdent of the American Legion Auxiliary,
and Mrs. Gwendolyn Wiggin Meadow
ell, national secretary, Of indianapolis,
Ind, have arrived for the event. as
have also Miss Bess B. Weathcrholt.
Columbus. Ohio, national secretary Of
the American Legion Auxiliary from
1922 to 1925; Mrs. Janet Tanner, Mar
shal!ton, Del; Miss Marie Koch, Aber-
deem, S. OAK: Mrs Joseph Morrison,
department president, Stuttgart. Ark.
Mrs. H. c. McSherry. department. presi-
dent, Dover, Del; Mrs. Amy Anderson,
second vice president, Department of
South Dakota, Aberdeen. S. Oak: Mrs
Bessie Stuart Smith, national member
ship chairman. Chicago. Ill; Mrs.
Charles K. Brown. department histo-
rian. Stanton, Va: Mrs. Lee f. Moore
department secretary, Newark, Ohio;
Mrs, H. w. HaiSlett. department chair
man of Americanism and national
defense. St James. MINI: Mrs. Charles
w. McDougall, Stuttgart. Ark; Mrs
Jennie B. Merselis, East Orange, N. j.:
Miss Mary w. K Miller, Department
of MARYLAND, Baltimore Md: Mrs. Mae
Rudderham, Americanism legislative
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not observe her Eat home" in the club
tomorrow afternoon.
The fellowship fund committee of the
Washington branch of the American
Association of University Women will
meet tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
in the club headquarters. at 1884 1
street, to discuss plans for the benefit
to be given shortly in aid of the ST.
100000 fellowship fund. which the as
ISOLATION is raising by a Nationwide
appeal. to ,endow 80 new research fell
lowships for women.
Mrs. Samuel Herrick is chairman of
the committee. of which the members
are Miss Sybil Baker. Mrs. George W.
BoWerman. Mrs. Frank Edgington. Mrs.
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joining. The subject for the evening
will be Practical Psychology In Fic-
ton Writing" No cards have been
issued.
Miss Mary E. Williams entertained
at luncheon and bridge yesterday in
the Womans National Democratic Club.
when her guests were Mrs. Arthur SIN
clair, Mrs. Charles E. Chombliss, jr.,
and Mrs. Bathurst L. Chombliss.
Mrs. Francis Stevens had a table. and
playing with her we're Mrs. Arthur M.
Lind. Mrs. HARDWOOD Read and Mrs.
George A. Kicker.
Miss Charlotte Bogardus also had a
table, her guests including Mrs. A.. G..
Draper, Mrs. Gwynn and Mrs. Barber.
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attractive In point Of decoration and
music and is given over almost entirely
to dancing with several extra features
added.
Miss c. Blanche is president of the
chapter, Mrs. Walter E. Hutton and
Mrs. w. A. Swallow are chairman and
vice chairman of the ball, respectively,
and Mrs. Lorena Hewett is in charge
of boxes.
The Esther Chapter of the Eastern
Star will give a dance and card party
this evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Merritt o. Chance, president of
the Women's City Club, due to her work
in the Community Chest campaign, will
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Joshua Evans. jr.; Mrs. A. E. Graupner
Mrs. Robert c. Howard. Miss josephine
Junkin, Mrs. Thomas Walker Page, Mrs.
D. A. Robertson. Miss Cora Rigby, Mrs.
Thomas w. Sidwell. Mrs. l.. b Sworm-
stedt, Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith. Miss
Ethel Riley, Mrs. o. L. Veerhof, Mrs
Chester D. Watts. Mrs. H. A Whitney
and Mrs. Henry E. Willard.
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Mrs. Margaret B. Downing. writer.
will be the guest of honor of the Art
Promoters Club at dinner Friday eve
ming III the Playhouse Inn at 1914 N
street northwest at o'clock, and will
speak later at the round table confer
ence on journalism and the short story
at 5 o'clock in the Oriental studio adj
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review at the New Willard tomorrow
morning. Others who will be present
are Mrs. John Leighty. Miss Marie Red
fern. Mrs. James Orme, Mrs. Wallace
Whitcover, Mrs. Joe A. Hayden, Mrs,
Edgar G. Snyder. Mrs. Paul Linebarger,
Mrs. Bertha F. Rogers. Mrs. William c..
McSparren, Mrs. William w. Spaid, Mrs.
Clark c. Wren, Mrs. G. l.. Mckay, Mrs.
Ella j. Meyer, Mrs. John Roy O'Donnell,
Mrs Roy H. Cole, Mrs. Carl Casey. Mrs.
George r. James, Mrs. j. w. Pole and
Mrs. Gilbert c. Smith.
Miss Page SchwarZWaelder and Miss
A. Maude Collins of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
passing some time al the Carlton.
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Mrs. Coolidge Lends Name
To Annual Dixie Ball Monday.

Mrs. Coolidge Lends Name
To Annual Dixie Ball Monday.
Mrs Coolidge heads the list of patrons
for the Dixie ball which is to be given
by the Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. d. c.,
in the Mayf1ower Hotel Monday evening,
February T. Others who have recently
accepted are Mrs. John G.. Sargent
Mrs. William Fairfield Whiting, the
Minister of Costa RIGA. Senior Quesada:
Nine. Bachke, Gen. and Mrs. Herbert
Crosby, Gen and Mrs. j. A. Johnston.
Gen. and Mrs George Barnett, Mrs.
Richard V. Taylor, Mrs. Marshall Field,
Representative Andrew J. Hickey, Mrs.
Fielding M. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
B. Noyes Mrs. Howard l.. Bishop, Mrs.
Henry Cook Macatee, DR.. and Mrs. A.
Y. P. Garrett, Mr.. Eugene Meyer, Mrs.
Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs. Stephen
Bonsal Miss Bessie j. Kibbey. Mrs.
Henry w. Miller, Mrs. w. c. Adams
Mr. John Storer, Mrs. BERTHE Supple
Selbach. Mrs. James H. Boggs and Mrs
Frank Goodman.
This ball is always one of the most
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BISHOP TO OFFIClATE
AT ST. MATTHEW'S MASS
Annual Ceremony for Federation
of Catholic Alumnae to Be
Held Nav 10.

Right Rev. Thomas ]. Shahan, hon.
orary president Of the International
Federation of Catholic Alumnae, will
officiate at the annual communion mass
of the District Chapter at st. Matthews
Church, May IL, at 9 o'clock. The
sermon will be. delivered by Right Rev.
Mgr Edward A. Pace, vice rector of the
Catholic University.
Judge Mary O'Toole will be the prin-
cipal speaker at breakfast following the
mass at which the members of the 1929
graduating classes of the Is affiliated
schools will be guests. DR.. Pace will
present the awards in the annual essay
contest conducted by the chapter.
The musical program is in charge g
Mrs. George T. ThomaideS. Mrs. AIDE
laide l. Cavanagh is chairman of the
breakfast committee, composed of Mrs.
T. D. Mccarthy. Miss Ella Lorraine Dor
sey, Miss Julia Kennedy Miss Catherine
Du Fief Mrs. Frank l. Biberstein, jr.;
Miss Mary Hourihane, Miss Margaret A.
McAllister, Miss Anne Coughlin, Miss
Louise Gately Miss Pauline Fling, Mrs.
Lewis A. Payne Miss Anne OIeary,
Miss Helen Grenwald and Mrs. James
F. Hartnett.
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.L|NDY'S WEDDING
DAY YET IS HIDDEN
Colonel, FianCee and Morrow
Family Are Silent on
NuptiaI Plans.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
i ENGLEWOOD, N. j., May 4.-Many
varied rumors as to the time and place
of the approaching marriage of Col
Charles A. Lindbergh and Miss Anne
Morrow were rife today, but complete
silence was maintained by all interested
parties.
Rumors were that the marriage would
take place in Paris: at the Morrow Sum-
mer home at North Haven, Me; at the
Morrow home here, and that it would
| be much earlier that the June date
| tentatively set. But on none of these
rumors would members of the Morrow
family or Col. Lindbergh comment.
Strength to the report that an early
marriage was planned was seen in the
departure from her home in Detroit of
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh, the colonel'S
mother Her destination could not be
learned, and at her home comment was
refused on reports that she was coming
on a visit to the Morrow home here.
Lindy's Plane Is OverhauIed.
TfMt Col. Lindbergh. however, IVES
planning an early airplane flight was
! indicated in a report from Mitchell
Field. Long Island, that his Curtiss
fueled and prepared for immediate
service Lindbergh said recently it was
possible he might make CroSs-country
trip shortly over the proposed lines of
the TranScontinental Air Transport,
with which he is connected.
The colonel was dinner guest at the
Morrow home last night. He arrived
shortly before pm. and left about Is
minutes later with Miss Morrow for
Commute ride in his automobile. Upon
their return Lindbergh smiled and
waved his hat to the assembled news
paper men and photographers, but did
not stop.
Estate Is Under Guard.
Guests at the dinner included Gen.
and Mrs. j. j. Morrow. Mrs. Charles
Long Cutter of Cleveland mother of
Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow; Mrs. Stanley
Yates, Miss Elisabeth Morrow and two
men whose names were not learned.
The Morrow home, situated well back
from the street in a thickly wooded eS-
tate of between 80 and 40 acres. con-
tinued under heavy guard to keep away
the curious. -Four policemen were on
duty on the grounds examining every
vehible that entered and a fifth stood
guard on the front porch.
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Former Police Chief Indicted.

Those indicted included Bahne Car
nilsen. former chief of police and pres
ent postmaster of Chicago Heights. and
Edward Cassidy and John Castabile,
also former chiefs of police
Six Chicago police captains and sew
eral prominent politicians we're named
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Home in Good Taste
BY SARA INLAND.

What to do with ones choicest pho
tographs is sometimes quite a problem,
for by many it is not considered in the
best taste to have these in the living
room, the bedroom being the most APP
propriate place.
However. for those of us who prefer
to be influenced by our own choice
rather than follow 'rubber-stamped'
rules. there is real comfort and joy in
having photographs of those whom we
love where we will see them most often.
If we are to have photographs in
the living room we must find digni-
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AMBULANCES LOANED.
Red Cross to Transport Parent
Teacher Delegates.

Two ambulances furnished by the
District of Columbia Chapter, American
Red Cross, will transport delegates of
Teachers Association from the Hotel
Washington to place a wreath on the
tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Airing
ton tomorrow, at lis pm. Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter, president of the District
Congress of the association, made the
request.
Mrs. James Scott Vance and Mrs.
Walter Brown are the drivers of the
ambulanceS
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fed treatment for them, and one which
will harmonic with the scheme of the
room in general. In the accompanying
illustration is a picture frame which
has been covered in damask and one
could scarcely find richer or more
appropriate finish for a photograph.
The material should be in a dark shade,
such as red, old blue or green, and may
be all of one color or have bit of gold
introduced as background or indis-
tinct pattern.
Portfolios may also be made of dam
ask. and between their leaves many
photographs may be kept.
Downright, 1921
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s25.o 900 day. Evidence was submitted
that during one period of two and one
half months between $350000 and
S400, 900 was paid alone to James N.
"High Pockets" O'Brien, alleged "fixer'
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for the syndicate. DR. William H Reid.
another of those indicted, was known
as a close friend of Mayor William Hale
Thompson and formerly was city smoke
inspector.
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in the indictments returned against %
men in the slot-machine investigation
The slot-machine syndicate was said to
have been operating for more than a
year, with profits sometimes reaching
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HeaseWsres Dept.-rhird Ffees
rke Heekt Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-05

renee Richards, and the hostess
The next meeting will be on We'd
nesday of next week at the home of
Mrs. r. Neifert.
Mrs. Ebert Newton, and son, FL
bert Lee, and daughter Mrs. Merle
Hartsock, were luncheon guests of
Mrs. Laurence Richards, recently.
A number of Meloland ladies have
been enjoying swimming parties
about once a week. Last week a
group went to Holtville to enjoy a
dip. Those who went were Mes
danes Laurence Richards, G. c.
Richards, w. A. Swerdfeger, Anne
liza Stanton, Ward McGrew, r.
Neifert, Harry James, w. d. John
ston, Hazel Summers, Claude Smith,
and the Misses Helen Swerdfegef,
Mildred Smith and Wilma Griset,
Evelyn McGrew and Clifford Rich
ards from Meloland.
|. w. McGrew, of FL Centro and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrew and
daughter, Evelyn, and Mildred Me
Bride, spent the Fourth of July III
the mountains Visiting various re
sorts.