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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Large Reception Honors
Vice Admiral Nomura
OF Japanese Navy
Distinguished Company at
Function in MayAower
Hotel-Other Brilliant So
ciety Events of Week
Scheduled.

A distinguished company attended the
reception given yesterday afternoon IN
the Mayhower Hotel by the naval at.
tache of the japanese embassy ana
Nine. Sakano In honor OF vice Al
miral K. Nomura, commander OF the
Japanese training squadron, and the
midshipmen aboard the cruisers Asama
and Iwate, anchored at Annapolis. =.
Red and white dahlias were used IN
the ballroom, carrying out the national
colors of Japan. Among those invited
to meet the visitors were Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Charles Francis
Mime. Debuchi. Rear Admiral and Mrs
Arthur j. Hepburn, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. william H. STANDBY, Rear al
miral and Mrs. Luke McNamee, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Andrew !. Long
Miss Elizabeth H. jackson, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Charles B. McVay. Jr.;
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Members of Cabinet
And Other Officials
In the Moving Throng
Attorney General Mitchell
Returning Tomorrow From
His Summer H O m e .
Notes of Prominent Capt.
tai Residents.

The Attorney General, Mr.. William
De Witt Mitchell, will return to Wash
ington tomorrow morning from his
Summer home on White Bear Lake,
Mimi, where he spent about three weeks
with Mrs. Mitchell.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. James j.
Davis, is spending today in Cincinnati
and is expected to return to Washington
tomorrow. The Secretary delivered an
address in Cambridge, Pa, Saturday.
Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mex
leo will arrive in Washington tomorrow
and open his apartment at the May
flower.
Senator Harry B. Halves will be Joined
in few days by Mrs. Halves, who will
come from their home in st. Louis
. CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Change Presentation Dates
For Group of Debutantes

The United States Ambassador to
Chile and Mrs. william S. Culbertson
have changed the date of the debut OF
their daughter, Miss Junia Culbertson,
to December "a, when they will give q
ball at the MayGoweT Hotel.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien have
changed the date of the tea they. will
give to present the latter's daughter,
Miss Caroline Roebling, to society from
November 80 to November 81. Col. and
Mrs. O,Brien will entertain at small
dance December % for Miss Roebling.
Both parties are to be given at their
home, Esta Brook.
DR.. and Mrs. Larkin w. Glazebrook
will not present their daughter, Miss
Virginia Glazebrook, to society this
Winter. Miss GlaZebrook is sub
debutante and will probably make her
bow next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

Admiral and Mrs. Charles F. Hughes
have had as their guests through the
week their daughter, Mrs. Nimitz, wife
Of Capt. Otto Nimitz, U. s. N, and Mrs.
Louis Sauer Of San Antonio, Tex. Mrs
Nimitz and Mrs. Sauer went to Anna
polls yesterday to visit the formers
uncle and aunt, the superintendent Of
the Naval Academy and Mrs. Samuel S.
Robson. Mrs. Nimitz will go from
there to New York the first of the week
to meet Capt. Nimitz. who is on duty
aboard the U. S. S. Cincinnati.
The chief of staff U. S. A., Gen.
Charles P. Summerail, VIII 60 to New
stone of the new william Stone
Memorial branch Of the Y. M. G. A. Of
New York City. Gen. Summerall will
Join Mrs. Summerau in their quarters
at Fort Myer tomorrow.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Fred T. Austin
have given up their apartment IN me
Woodward and moved last week 10 the
apartment in the Valley Vista, which
they have leased for the season.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Herbert Owen
williams have returned from Maine
and are in their apartment at Stone
leigh Court.
Brig. Gen. John McAuley Palmer will
be joined this week in his apartment IN
the Farnsboro by Mrs. Palmer, who Is
making fortnight's visit with her
mother in Kansas City.
Lieut.. Col. Grants Family
Returning From Vacation:
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant, Sd, Will be
joined tomorrow or Tuesday by MRS.
Grant and their daughters, who are re-
turning from Clinton, N. Y, where tney
have been through the Summer with
Mrs. Grants father. former secretary
Of State Mr.. Elihu Root at College HILL
Lieut.. Col. and MRS. Wallace Craigie,
who returned from Europe last week,
are temporarily staying at 4405 Grays
Parkway in Foxhall Village and Will not
move to their home in Edgemoor until
the first Of the year.
Col. and Mrs. Henry M. Morrow have
as their guest over Sunday, MRS. NOR
rows daughter-in-law, Mrs. Condor;
wife of Lieut.. Maurice Condor, VINO Will
return Tuesday to Fort Bragg, Wnere
Lieut.. Condor Is on duty.
Col. John w. Quick, U. S. A., will
join Mrs. Gulick this evening in their
home on California street after a pr1eI
visit in Boston.
Col. and Mrs. Luke Lea are return
ing today to their home in Nasnvllle'
Tenn. They have been at the May
flower for several days.
Maj. and Mrs John M Mcdowell
have moved to the house at 1916 Forty
fourth street in Foxhall village, wnicn
they recently purchased. Maj. ana MIS-:
Mcdowell came to washington snort
time ago from Fort Sill, Okla, wnere
the former has been stationed.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick g.. Payne
have taken an apartment at the Du-
pont, at 1717 Twentieth street, Tor the
coming Winter.
Capt. and Mrs. c H. Harlow, who
have spent the Summer at the Lake
Placid Club in the Adirondacks, Will re,
turn to Washington Tuesday ana VIII
| occupy their apartment at the May
flower.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert H. Fletcher
had as their guests for a few days last
week their daughter-in-law MrS. fop-
ert II. Fletcher, jr., and her two cnn-
dren who were en- route to join MAJ.
Fletcher at his post at Fort Bennlng'
Ga. Maj. Fletcher, who has been trans.
| ferred to duty as military attache q
the United States embassy In Macrld,
Spain. spent Q few days with his par
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon
And DAUGHTERS In Cir

Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, wife of
the British Minister to the Vatican,
and her daughters, Miss Elizabeth Chill
ton and Miss Ann Chiffon, and Mrs.
Chilton's father, Mr.. Thomas O'Brien,
are spending few days In Washing
ton and are at the Mayhower. They
sail the following day on the Aquitania
for England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston Will
Present Daughter at Tes

The chairman of the national Repub-
1ican committee and Mrs. Claudius H.
Huston will present their daughter. Miss
Mildred Huston, to society at dinner
dance in the Chinese room of the May
flower Hotel, December 20. The dinner
will be followed by a ball in the large
ballroom of the hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Herr Otto C. KEEPS Family
Returning From Germany.

The charge d'affaires of Germany,
Herr Otto C. Kiep, will go to New York
tomorrow night to meet Frau Kiep and
aboard the Bremen from from their
home in Germany. DR.. Kiep will enter
tain at luncheon tomorrow at the VIII
lard in compliment to the Mayor Of
Berlin, Herr Boess, and in the after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Argentine Military Attache
Has Guests at Dinner.

The military attache of the Argentine
embassy, Lieut.. Col. Angel M. Zuloaga,
and Sonora de Zuloaga, entertained
guests at dinner Thursday night at the
Mayf1ower for Senorita Flory Casajus,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

TIME President Hoover again on Tor their nsne
and enjoying the rugged hosp-
aty of life OPEN With them is unusually large party
with unusually interests There onca oplonaC
and private citizens this does not matter or me suplec
Thomas not
ife in
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News of Interest Relating
To the Diplomatic Circle
ENJOYS Who Have Been Visiting Abroad Return
ing to Posts Here-Polish Legation
Opens for Winter.

noon DR.. Kiep will give q reception in
his home for the mayor and his party.
With the mayor during his visit in this
country are Frau BoeSS, Councilman
Benecke and Frau Benecke, Medical
Councillor Prof. Won Drigalski, the in
spector of municipal school, Herr
Nydahl. and Frau Nydahl; Municipal
Councillor Herr Mueller Wieland, DR..
Schick and DR.. Velter.
The charge d'affaires of Salvador and
Sonora de Leiva have returned to the
legation on Connecticut avenue from
San Francisco, where they spent several
months in their former home. DR.. Letva
was a practicing physician of the Cali
fornia city before entering the diplo-
matte service of his country and with
Sonora de Leiva. has many friends
there. During DR.. Leiva's absence, Senior
Don Roberto D. Melendez, second secre-
tary, was in charge of the legation.
The charge daffaires of Ecuador,
Senior Don Juan BarberiS, and the at
tache of the legation, Senior Don Carlos
Mantilla, are in New York to meet the
newly appointed Minister, Senior Homero
Viteri Lasronte, who arrives today with
Sonora LaSronte and their children.
They will accompany the Minister to
Washington tomorrow.
The counselor of the Austrian lega-
ton, M. Hauenschield, will go to New
York the end of the week to meet Nine.
Hauenschield when she arrives from
Europe. Nine HauenSchield sailed yes
terday after spending several months
in her Austrian home.
Argentine Military Attache
Has Guests at Dinner.
The military attache of the Argentine
embassy, Lieut. Col Angel M. ZuIoaga,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

The Ambassador of Cuba and Sonora
de Ferrara will sail aboard the Levia-
than Friday from Europe, where they
have been for a vacation, and are ex-
pected in New York the first of next
week.
The Ambassador of Chile, Senior
Davila, is in New York. where he went
Wednesday, and is expected to return
tomorrow.
The Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won PrittwitZ und Gaffron will
sail from Germany Wednesday, October
%. aboard the Bremen, and are expected
to arrive in New York the middle of the
following week.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter started Friday morning for
weeks motor trip through the North.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine.
Bostron, accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Mile. Ellis Bostrom, will arrive in
New York tomorrow aboard the Krons-
holm from their home in Sweden, where
they have been for several months.
They will come to Washington the mid
die of the week.
The Minister Of the Netherlands and
van 4tOJCI1 AC CAPCNOC0 w dA1AfO
in New York aboard the Statendam
Friday or Saturday, having sailed from
Holland early last week.
Minister and Nine. Bachke
Soon to Sail From Europe.
The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Bachke will sail this week from Europe
and will be in Washington by the
middle of October.
The Minister of Bolivia, Senior
Medina, will be joined tomorrow by
Sonora de Medina, who is spending the
week end in Baltimore with Mrs. Fran
els Ingersoll.
The Minister of Poland and Nine.
Filipowicz have opened the legation for
the Winter, having come to Washington
Friday from New York, where they ar
rived earlier in the week from Europe.
Nine. Filipowicz Is here for the first
time, the Minister having come alone
in the Spring, when he presented his
credentials at this post.
The newly appointed Minister of Ru-
mania, DR.. Carol Davilla, will arrive in
New York Tuesday aboard the Bremen
from Europe, and will be met there by
the charge d'affaires of Rumania, Mr..
Frederick Nano, and the secretary OF
the legation, Mr.. Petala. Mr.. Nano and
Mr.. Petala went to New York yesterday
and will accompany the newly ap-
pointed Minister to Washington the
middle of the week.
The Polish Minister to France, Mr..
Ciechanowski, who was formerly Min
lister at Washington, had as his guest
during the week Mr.. Jan Stalinski. who
was second secretary Of the legation
here while Mr.. Ciechanowski was Min
lister at this post. Mr.. Stalinski, who
was one Of the popular bachelors of
the corps, was on his way to Warsaw,
where he will be on duty at the foreign
office.
The charge d'affaires of Peru, DR..
Santiago de Bedoya, is in New York.
where he went Friday, and Is expected
to return early this week and join
Sonora de Bedoya in their apartment
in Wardman Park Hotel.
Herr Otto C. KEEPS Family
Returning From Germany.
The charge d'affaires of Germany,
Herr Otto C. Kiep, will go to New York
tomorrow night to meet Frau Kiep and
their children when they arrive Tuesday
ot,nard tho prornoy from from fhoir
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Miss Rebecca Dial
At Home October {

Miss Rebecca Dial, daughter of for
mer Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B.
Dial, will be at home Sunday after
noon, October 6, from 4 to 6 O'Clock
in her studio in the Portland. Miss
Dial will observe the first Sunday of
each month at home in her studio
through the season.
Mrs. Robert Cooper Kidd will not OBJ
serve her afternoon at home through
october, but will be at home on the
first Thursday In November.
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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24

come negligible amount If the
sale price of the power was allowed
to be fixed at any amount that
would just cover the government
expenditure, and it is to be ex-
pected that the purchasers Of the
power will endeavor to fix the
price at approximately this figure.
The. total appropriation for the
biennium,i including the salary OF
the advisory member should, in
my opinion, be fixed at ten thous-
and dollars.
It is therefore necessary that le-
gislation be enacted, authorizing
your executive, or Nevada's Col
orado River Commission, promptly
to enter into, upon behalf of the
state of Nevada, an agreement
with representatives of the state
Of Arizona and California, to put
into effect the provisions Of Sec
ton 4, Of the Boulder canyon
project act, In the exact language
therein authorized by congress;
as otherwise any agreement negoti-
ated, must be confirmed by con-
greSs, which would mean additional
delay In the commencement of
actual construction on such
project"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
ROTARY MEET
HELD TODAY

At the regular meeting Of Las
Vegas Rotary Club this noon,
President Ferguson announced that
the District Convention Of this
district will be held In Los Angeles
April 18, 10 and 20. Also that Ro-
tary International Convention will
be held in Dallas, Texas May "a.
The report Of the district gov
ernor showed that the average at
tendance of Las Vegas Rotary for
November was 87.37 per cent and
for December 84.69 per cent.
Al Cahlan gave an interesting
,anes. instructive review -of an article
published in the Rotarian mag
azine.
G. P. Squires, substituting for W..
r. Bracken who was unable to be
present on account of illness, gave
a short talk ON community obliga-
tions Of the Rotary Club and clos
ed with q few comments on the
Boulder Dam project.
Bill Pike gave an excellent five
minute discussion on Rotary edu-
cation, laying the foundation for Q
continuation of the lesson at the
next meeting.
DR.. Park reported on having at
tended the meeting Of the 20-3O
Club last night and spoke In COM
pIimentary terms oft he work the
organization is doing. Among other
things he said:
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
Ad in The Age
Sells Stocks
In Chicago

The far reaching effect of the
pulling power of The Age ad-
vertising was demonstrated by
the receipt of a draft for $500
and an order for fifty shares
Of Clark Clark County Gas
Company stock this morning.
THE ORDER CAME FROM
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
According TO c. o. Lauritzen,
president of the company, this
breaks all records for advertis-
ing returns in the history of
the company.
you may say for me that
The Age not only leads in cir
culation ard advertising but 1
am firmly convinced that those
who read it have firm faith in
those who advertise in its col
umns," said MIR. Lauritzen.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
GE LEADS IN CIRCULATION AND ADVERTISING
GOV. BALZAR
URGES QUICK
RATIFICATION
ALSO SUGGESTS AP-
POINTMENT OF RIVER
CHIEF

In his message delivered to the
state legislature Tuesday, Gov. Fred
B. Balzar made many valuable sug-
gestions or the. betterment Of the
state.
On the subject of Boulder Dam,
the Governor went into consider
able detail.
After reviewing the legislation
and citing the fact that of nine
amendments to the bill proposed
by the Nevada Colorado River
Commission, eight were incorpor-
aetd in the bill, Governor Balzar
recommend thta the legislature
provide for the appointment of q
commissioner to act on an advis-
ory board to the Secretary of the
Interior in the matter of making
contracts for power with the OBJ
ject of making the rate sufficient
to insure revenue to the state.
The recommendations of the
Governor regarding the Boulder
Dam matter follow:
The amendment providing for
the purchase of power, at cost, for
use int he state could very well
result in the establishing Of some
large industries in the southern
end of our state and if any Of our
citizens desire to take advantage Of
that clause, it will be necessary to
make provision by law, through
administrative machinery set up for
that purpose, for the purchase of
the power.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
EXPERT HERE
WITH FREMONT
LIGHTING PLAN
STREET ILLUMINATION
MEETS ENTHUSIASTIC
RESPONSE

The city commissioners Will near
plan for an extensive lighting
program for Fremont street when
J. B. Miller, nationally noted il
Illumination expert explains a sys-
tenn for lights which he has work
ed out for Las Vegas.
Mr.. Miller arrived in the city
yesterday and spent most OF the
day in conference with local buSi-
ness men and property owners.
"I have been in the street light
ing business for a number OF years
but have never received such
Whole-hearted support nor such
emphatic expressions OF enthusiasm
as I have in Las Vegas" said Mr..
Miller.
mo city in the world is getting
the international publicity which
Las Vegas is receiving. And no
city in the world needs Lighting
system as badly as this city needs
it."
II have worked out q plan which
! I believe will apDeal To- every prop
erty owner in the city. It is a plan
which will illuminate the main
thoroughfare OF this popular city
as vel as any metropolitan boule-
ward. And the cost is so inconSe-
Quential as to make it almost un-
noticeable.
MIR. Miller has had charge OF the
street lighting system Of Culver
CITY, and the entire Bay Cities dis
trict, and his company installed all
of the standards for that district.
Also more than 65 per cent OF the
lighting standards in Los Angeles
were installed by the company
which MIR. Miller represents.
If the plan is acceptable to the
city fathers, Mr.. Miller states that
he can have a complete system IN
stalled and operating by July ].
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
7 LOVE YOUR
LITTLE CITY,
SAYS ACTRFSS

Nine. Rose Dione, internal nal
" famous actress and now p 'ular
Warner Brothers star, is Vi ing
in Las Vegas today.
Nine. Dione came here ir lie
interest of her son, who viii 60
into business in Las Vegas.
Truly this is a wonder T."
exclaimed Nine. Dione upon her
arrival. "One hears all about he
roughness of the city streets-that
wild men and drunken men 9"j
gun-men are lurking around c.
ners waiting for their prey"
st have not seen single wild
man nor a single drunken per On
since I have been here. On the
contrary. I love your little ely. 1t
is so quaint and so hoSpitable.
Everyone seems to want to help.
And. really, I do not mind the in
one bit"
Nine Dione will spend the day
on the Colorado River and will re-
turn to Los Angeles tonight. where
she is engaged in a new vehicle
for Warner Brothers.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
PROFESSIONAL,
BUSINESS MEN
SCOUT VEGAS

A deal involving nearly thir-
ty thousand dollars was closed
today when the First State
Bank sold to d. d. Merrill,
real estate broker from Hunt
ingtOn Beach, Calf, and S. G.
Pennington, contractor and
builder from Fullerton, Calf,
81 lots In the South Addition.
Merrill and Pennington imme-
diateIy put the lots up for re-
sale and on some of them
Pennington will build homes.
Las We; ss contin l,2 to 90 the
,c,ive al ton of outside ou mess
"; Fl; sssional M II.
Seeking q locati Il in his city
fn. a Parze rd car and White truck
agency which they intend to es-
tablish here, w. L. Trent and Fred
M. Clark Of Rano were in Las
Vegas yesterday
Among professional men consid-
'ering establishing themselves here
is VIM R. Burgess, chicopractor, OF
Los Angeles, who took u five day
option on a suite i'll the Delkin
building yesterday.
Tract Sold
Sale of a five-acre tract, just
outside the city to the east, to B.
Roller, of Goodsprings, Texas for
local people was announced this
morning by johnson Realty.
Several South Addition lots were
sold to Fred M. Clark of Reno by
johnson.
Home Sites Sold
A. B. Witcher sold to H. c.
Wheeler of Arden lots two and
three in Block 81 of Bucks sub
division. 1t is thought Mr.. Wheeler
may build an up-to-date residence
there soon.
Mr.. Witcher has sold lots five
and six in Block 20, South Addi-
ton, to Mr.. j. F. Swarbrick of
Tybo, Nevada, for a home site.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
MESSAGE HIGHLIGHTS-

MESSAGE H1GHL1GHTS-
Governor Fred b. Balzar's
message, presented to the state
legislature yesterday urged:
Creation of a fund to take up
outstanding bond issues:
Orphans home be mOdernized
and repaired;
Extensive repairs to governors
mansion;
Organization of national
guard units;
Passing of vital statistics law;
Regulation of hours, vacations
for state employees;
Ratification of Boulder Dam
pact and appointment Of Col
radO river commissioner;
..Oiling or surfacing of all fed
eral highways on account Of ex-
cessive present maintenance
costs and loss of gravel on
graveled highways;
NOn-building Of new highways
for two years, important and
pressing routes excepted;
Amendment of budget law;
Law to protect investors in
foreign building and loan COM
panies operating in Nevada;
Appointment Of state high
way traffic officers;
Complete inventory of state
owned property;
Establishing a publicity and
mining bureau at state building
in Reno;
COdification of state laws
from 1912 to date.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-01-24
NEW TEA-ROOM
FOR LAS VEGAS

Mrs. Hannah Cooper, formerly
of the Tea Caddy" in Cleveland,
Ohio, will open a tea-room i'll Las
Vegas in the near future.
The mintue I heard that there
was going to be a boom In Las
Vegas I knew that people had to
eat and so I packed everything in
my car and my daughter, Suzanne
and 7 drove here to look over
things" said Mrs. Cooper.
The Tea Caddy' is one Of
Cleveland's fashionable gathering
places for artists and writers and
it is said that Mrs. Cooper has had
a hand in many a now-famouS
artists career. Neiysa McMein Is
one of Mrs. Cooper's ''proteees."
Another is Hip See Long, noted
painter of Chinese murals whose
recent exhibition was held in her
famous eating place.