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{ AttsSTIsse;EaSs ,iM HalasF 81 Notes
THos. j. a SNsh ra I s 81 \ ANgeE1oaEHHs'

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, BEING FOUR 2-STQRY BRICK
ROOMS AND BATH. KNdiWNi' AZ 1924,
E I2s2 2,,, l2sS AND 1925 OWENS PLACE
BY virtue of a certain DECD et, trust. re-.
roTded in ddssT sSs tals pa Ne
thereby. the uassfssass Wil ssIl 1t pSSlic
Bay GH u ssasa q .Ai 9sslss 9eh
o c9at6e I'M IN, .shs solIsS ,assteea land
s na sss u a hsaf ens Of b GO
hundred Hs and "eish fSS in SOU SQUARE snG n
bered forty hundred and sixty t4060), as de-
scribed in said deed of trust, upon the fol-
" Terms 81 sale, All cash, Said properties
sT;i:ss Asa; 3 M I:
sold subject to said deed-ef-ttust Indebted
nesses. Interest and taxes to be paid or
adjusted to date OF sale. depnsit al
s20000 in each case will be required at the
stc e Of ct s sss rfs esv &
s ssis e 9ra as esp KIP as shF dspoi ag
C. cost @ atsr ss
Sis ss~.sssss pash. IL sSs &s sEaais
2. .RuaEAE RHoREs
HARRs4 RaL 4 SAEff, NV,
fei2-d&ds, exSu&fe22,2 ~ Trustees
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FUTURE nAYs,
THos, u OWEN q SON. AUcTIONEERS,
l4si Eye street NorthWest.
FRqpsEadS vEah S bN9sh4AREEyy AIuABlE uNrM

PRt5VEn hfs1shEsSkFvN AhpAHtE uNlM-
February s., 1919. being instrument No. 45
recorded February 6, 1918, among the land
records of the District OF Columbia, and at
the, request of the party secured thereby. the
UNDERSIGNED trustee will sell at public auc-
bAY THE 4wiNIsYs EiaHTa pAV al Rp SEs-
6cfStk Pm. the foliowse described lana
And premises situate IN the District Of Co.
humbsied Two FTfsS III block nainbersS two Us
80 tsaid block taxed as square 432A) In
Meegridse SUBDIVISION, as per Plat re-
Il Dc soE tes tssfy u 's &c
Terms Of sale, pne-third Of the purchase
mens3 " BE- PAID ~ .eASh, baianes III two
equal inStallments. payable in one and two
years, with Interest at six per centum per
q angA nsSae,s from day Of
erty sold. or all cash, at the option OF the
CURED at time of sale. All conveyancina.
recording, etc, at cost of purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
GAYS from day af sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the fight TO resell tie property at
the risk and cost OF deiaul(ins purchaser.
after ave days ADVERTISEMENT al siich pesaie
in I'm s9ps q Newspaper publishea In Washing
THE WASHINGTON LOAN = TRUST GO.
Rs AtgFss ssl u I,l d.Aws SIsssr
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THoS. I OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEgRs.
l43l Eve Street Nerthwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALUARLE BRICK
.SplRNER QF Ath AND EYE siREE4s

sSS5 lsAAEsE. @ 4sh ANp EYE sfREE4s
Bg Virtue ef certain deed Of trust, duly
fssssoEasa u A5sr S3es ,fAlie 4ss 3" Sea, al
s s iaaa Eseefas Of the District az 6eilmbia,
sASSsSy, sns sgsa ,sSsssss Wiu s ssi q
a RSe 46gasaH ssis Th sfA aE4 ~ NE
6 SasSAF s,s r ISs iasA
ana pEemisss situate III the nistriets cf Ca Ca
ign1eIa, ang aesignated as and being let s2
S2A as per Plat feeerded In Tiber lie. sfSIio
S sss @ ne Ssf RIstris, va s n sSs wv
Isfns 81 saIs! all CASH s!ast deposi. of
ssSs VIZ bs fsssiTsa al Time 81 ssls All
s Sns Isssfsing etc. sast
sI!R lshia % DAYS Ta DAY 81 Sale, Sssr
piopsrts Il thss FIX ana cosf II " fESSsl
iaS R9TchaseE, after five days adyeFtlsss oent
X W. SssA SSstais ~ seme newspaper puhiished
" ISAAC =. SHOEMAKER.
fea.ii,ia.iSia," = F~tR fsi,s,aa,
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OUT-0F-ToWN REAL ESTATE,
TIMBERLAND, 1000 ACRES NEAR SRA
Dry, poplar, beech; wafer and rail. tiihhsr
will pay for whole. Address H1TESTTE
REALTY CO., 1880 BroadWax, New YORK.
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ADAM 4 wEaeHIER { SON. AactioneeTs.

FRYsssEd5ySsab N s 81 yyAIg KNgEn m;
nsss ,hEuTTERNUf .sTREET NoRTHTWNEsATs
sssS ' iSS 81 ss ssas St aSiy
Al Me lana fseords of fhe District Of Co Co,
asSS aaS ana tAS request q the party
W., sgst ins sale BY public auction; in front
kogRssi2Is IS ss5s " soy Fh od z1ssE
pEsmisss, situate iH the District OF Column
PA aar Y nNnbsrss s SAiptw6sSsd eleven Gn in
asa sg9s sass as By per G pIas r. /
hsS:ssss sSssssSsSsi . i a,iSs s,d r. !siIs Y
sSs .asssHea. ' 81 the fsus sTsss sst
.55sS u III sos sSSIaiR r IHs s rsslEi:ss
\ fsi IT, g :'s'sssss
MaaeS Y "a hais IN. IL cash the ,6siaSss
nsomlssSiy pslss ii the purchaser, payahis
saa nun ssSs Ss n a9's :ss f pasa ss
sV SS al ~ c sssa Of St s SRS
,yS eonsss spostsi g. rss sss
Tsfms' sshaplied with within within tsSifas
aats fran day, Of sale, otherwise trustee
ssg fss S,s'. s,s 3 M
THE WARRINGTON LOAN
TRUST COMPANY,
Ry ALFRRn II, LAWSON. >. o.,
fsle-d&as,exsu&hol
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EDWARD G. BALTz.
VERNON @. OWEN,
THOS j OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
1881 Eve Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE on BRICK DWELLING.
$40 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH

slo FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
r.s sS SsHs fssr e NJ ss,S s FY duly s
q the land records for the District Of Co
Mmbia; and at the request of the party
SECURED hereby. We. the undersigned trustees,
VIZ sell az PULLS suetioa; IN fE9nt 81 the
THIRTY. O'CLOCK I'M. The following-de-
Ssfioed land and PREMISES situate In the
one hundred and hftsUsisht s iS III RSra1
nam F " and Fannie FpEmsn.s spbdi-
dssd ana t.yenty.six doggy IS per plat re-
corded IN ths efiice Of the surveyor Tor the
district OF COLUMBIA, In Liber III at folio
1SI; together with the improvements thereon
fermS Of sale: One-thfrd of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash. the balance in
years, 70 BE- secured sy desd af rust On the
option. A deposit of $500 required at time
81 sale Recording. sonyeysneipg, etc, at
Win within MSsy aaSs s@s ro d ss s 81 eas
S Ssss sasS fsPps e Ss fetissa ana pfSb
purchaser. ~ 0s'SN''''is
PAUL ". ROGERS.
tea.a&as sxsn TAEo' n Gill; H.
THOS. / OyyTM ii CON rTSSrr1s,T1.1,r.,,.
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1ast Bye Street NaFiAWest
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Feuf.
Stefy bFiek BUILDING Contain.
inn Stefe with Apartments
Above, Known a. Premises
1907 L Street Northwest.

By virtue 81 certain deed Of trust duly
Recorded IN, Mbey No. SAYS, felia Oh et ssG'.
RI SimSA lsSsa sfsasss 81 me pistsist 4. sa-
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will
ssn at PUBLIC auction, in front Of the
HfSmlSSs s;, sA WEppNNEs T,st;, THE TWENTY
An EavR geLnpK PM. the following.
f nissEss sRS sa premises situate in t6s
bsas lots sttsfed H and SfS'SPSi in G aS s1
sss ss sssSe a ass0 ss Der TIVE pas hq re
SaFded Ia the siiss of the surveyor for the
nastfiStt, Of eslunbia in Iiber G. H. B. at
TERMS Of ale: lpe-third of the purchase
equal in{taIimSnis, payable in e,ss ana tS Sss
ahHlm, psssEls semi -snaSaliy. fsetn S daxp II
s sstS sssa sSIs ss aSea II trust ReR M
sss RaSeAsiSI sPoss 90 WIN Se
fse0faing, etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms
ei sale to he Complied With within thirty
aays IToW gag 81 sale. otherwise the trustees
TIE EiSk End cost Of defsuiting purchaser.
In, sabaso asssaassF RuSilshed in Washinsss
MIEIk6ISNN1L n0sN 1yiSaMsE Z
.sss!l BY wfLL1AMD D. HoovHEE HOOVER
,ERFgaIYAk WILSON. Secretary lss'aeh'
AnAM A NuE ocYxfV n
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@. SLOAN & Co, INC, Au

By virtue OF certain collateral notes. dated
MssaS'|Pssgss; As sRs. a:iis@ ssa 81
s sssssis aavis ASss sssss s II N smsssa s 81
thereof We. Will sell ct public alictiap, -in
t ,s ofass ~ ea sloaa sAa pslaRARsS yiS
I Ia WIN 'iSsaA asst z EHssHhAAs
cembel u, iSss, made h} tEminis b, Lewis
i isr So ssIeeeoe, secured en- ists ~ ana a.
'' q, q, SLOAN 4 90, INC.
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AUCTION SALES.
FpTNME DAYS.
THOMAS u OWEN 8 SON. AUET1ONEERS.
1881 Eye Street Northwest

~Ys1FsgSE s sAhs XyAsHsaEF me- sRIAE
kkssSsYNSTssss ana FaTH STREET.
Sfd Ree0 aSsr 81 re :s s 4s Soa Ga sh
sAstsqsSs, 'ySs Sadefsigaes VAf ssll ~ ssSfsc
bY rEBR ss F n: ss isss n n 4AREE
a sasas b sas'f os Us iF'fs sc
s4l ii, In Square numbered Three HUNDRED
asssd P Fl ss, sssifsssa n said
Terms Of. sale. Said property is subject
edness. Of $500 Co. and SAID property viii
Ss sold subject 70 said deed Sf trust tnashti
ssesss ssia dsea q tSss TO &c
paid in cash and the balance IA two equal
With Interest al the rate 81 So per snngm;
95 asy ssnai-annuslly, ssSSfsd sy sssa ~
e sssS 'ss S SaSa vi GiSps Ss iSs a
Sass fRa taxes asp e tp a &c &c
required Al the time Of sale. All eenyey-
ancing' recording, etc, At c9st Of Eprchaser
sass s sss Y irS ss S Sss 81 sals VIZ SAsfss
asssst y BE- foTfSitsd sHa BfSsfss fsiRa
nve {Sl DAYS sdPefttsernent of such resale
n some newspaper publishes IN Washlnston,
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
WILLIAM r.. RENsCN;,,
t.,,.ass. ava, No, s2s lssh ~ r MY;
THos, OWEN 81 SON s3IoNESRs,
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FHea 3.seYss ss..sssp N So. aSeIto aEEHa'

Under and by virtue of power contained
S Ssssas 'iss sss ssAass' ssf ss
are IA arrears, as provided, in said con-
pubiic austI5h. wfshiS The ciiics II TRos j.
Owen g. San, 1881 Eye st. NV, on THURS
RAxaa isss III o,;E g1baSkk R ff Hi
the rights, title or benefits accruilig or to
be derived in or from said subscription con-
tracts or agreements. All subscribers in
arrears take notice.
Terms: Cash.
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LAWRENCE EpEN1dsRERGER,


'fY BSHYR R sR5H Xg
ssFMRdHhsE ff soR s1FSAEF NO slss s'sFH
1sr v H. e q al aeeS ad :ss sS Of ff''sasssG
rrsscrds et The District Sf Columbia. I'VE skSN
T isa a R1f hsR the PfsHiSssssu on TRIp35Ay
sixteen, TO- sshss N csllap l' saS.
and twenty mine 1921, as per plat re-
Corded in the once Of the surveyor for the
District OF Columbia in Book @. H. B. at
FERNS Of sals: 0Hs-fourth cash balance
ssnus !ffs !, ss SoS pas SSasf .. sssi% %:
y :' s sa sss q Esa sas t Gee,
chsis'" FaltASs ssisIssaIsss stima' N ssssss.
fe16,d&ds-exSu&h0i Tr,Ieteax
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4 Bargain for You,
s:ssa i n one ss' & 81. sS Sss as, ss
Shsds Isispa svs, I 'iisssms 't1ss Sass,
stn nxtYFss hyeyghoyti SuffeNNesa
iam ready Va sssiifi this h NSHs on. 81 very
s ss VEG ssE sn s III ssEsi .w as.. ss
Price, $500,
$l00 Cash-$60 a Month,
III .Sg|l nh, ehse S., ne II! ssll tos ssa
HeRient ia yau.
Phone Main A246.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tss''orseN
ADAM a, WEsCHLER q 6aN, AuetionssYs

NfAm ~ WheohhNR e 3SN AusNeHssts'
'fYSBsSHES SAEs q SAESsSE' EFAss
yssoEasa Gss Nss.f HID se islis ssSsss sss
ismbia, ana 81 lie ase ss Al ths NAVY
ssfpf csF y VI sue u ssYsssss
fssg NJ sifs;sf|Is'' 81 9sseAsHbl
asse lsfa ,ae duse SSsRisfs e A
nhs iTfsit ssss ~ IA ~ sssa Hl.
~ The Survives faF The Ristiiet Of 10,
isSatloe MA asssssmsat sS lat ali ia sasaFs
Tsra sss:s ss As sbass i pT sa viii be
;ssSsSSSSSM ass due sssass SSsa !ssIl ssSE
s ssir ee ass aaR @s II p sa sIsgs
q ce 81 sssssssssas aaa aSt ifSss
s ss~n n .s,s thEsy s S
td ssiaaatss is sss rik ss spsS ssSs
pspas BasisS S sast " s a
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AUCTION SALES.
TKxYG AEEERNlAM.
THDS, = OWEN 8 SON AUETTONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
TRysTEHs' sAlE en- FRANZ AM ,,I pWg FILING

l43l Eye street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE on FRAME DWELLING.
NO $50 FIFTEENTH STREET SOUTH
By Virtue of a certain deed Of trust duly
Of the land records Tor the. District of Co
ssePed h aaa a. WEI sh1 the
PsPPss 81 On TgSanAyV TIE ss AZ FFEsE
O'CLOCK "a. the following described A., lane n.
n RsO atsbs src se q n ms o knSwS
Il Issa stssss ~ lie tSIl ssath, y Ss XIII
tRs rear ei srisinsi !at numbered ssysn ~
seventg-four ,GIoT4l, toasthar with the Ina
Terms Il sale, One third Of the purchase
81 secared " desd d p ssss N ne pFopsr
sold, or ell cash. at pursRassfs eption; a
asssssf e. sss sssSissa Z: &c., . & s
St sS ssE asss fFs az ssssF
rssold at risk and cost Of dsfaultins pur-
chaser.
,...,.,, .., E Szsf y a Sub - f.
i4sl I'VE Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE oF yAIgARLg two
rs rs sEiEaAAE R sfkESr fNoss4f hfss
WEST
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded April
2, 1926 as Instrument No. ts2. among The
land records Of the District of Columbia, we
TUESDAY: The NINEFEENFH DAY 81
FEBRUARY, A,p 1928, ar FOUR 0GL0GK
Pm lot numbered .seyenty-six t7sl ia
numbered tnirty-six 13s5 "Fetwarth Add
ton to tbs City of Washington as per piat
surveyors office for the District al Golvm-
hia; subject to the covenants Of record
in one, two and three years. With iptsrsst
at SIX per cent per anngJl, payable ssrnt-
annually Deposit Of s2o10Q reauirsd at
time Of sale and the purchaser allowed
afteen days from date Of sale to complete
sale.
EDWARD G. BALTz.
fe9-d&ds, exSu trustees
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fel3,le.la Auctipneera
ADAM 4 WHspHIER 4 SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES sAIE i az vALgAsIyE APART.

MENT BTJIIDiN3. mo 1880 CALL
FoRNIA STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of 9 certain seed 81 TRUST duly
rsYcOEssa Ees seaMSS s sas biall0 s mi VII
sas y s sSSssss As safs
s sacs sisF 9. " R sssssl ssss'sss T. sas
ssfi 94H ha a S fsshE vi
n IN bosk VII ys As saas s Sss " III
Commissioners .subdivisi9h, III, lAna new
known as washington Heights,' as per plat
81 fSs s.eS N he @ re- isa Va
f 3, ths ps sscs,. q I. Hs n sqSsss
o,5 Terms sale s ssos sS SyP9 ffNs Ss
Fl sss ss. sRaa IF avs esasRa c SSVss
ancing, recording and notarial fees at
cost to purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within. Aftssn ilsl days tESm raSS pt
resell rroPsEg INV ma s9ss q
such resale In some newspaper published In
Washington, p c;yHas saurav.1E.
prysrR. spss flif a. p sENYEssbIHA'as e'ss'ss'
fhetitsS'TisseiHssslM HslasF 81 Notes
THOS. j. GWEN q SON, AucTIDNEERS,
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SlO,sM.

SIU,aUU.
Nice home OF 8 rooms and 2 baths; Dc;
taehed tile gaEage, Situated on Q beautiful
ilorthWest resIdsntisl Street. wonderful ie-
cation for either a boarding house or 70 rent
ss: A ses y sss, ss
hte sale. Reasonable cash and terms To suit
H, b. BYRD, .JR.,
s2s 18th st. NV Main es5i.
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nth and G@sts.. NV.
fei2-d&ds, exSu&fe22,23 Trustees.
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Care Of Federal American National Bank,
feie-ddsds.exSu&hol 4. trustees
The Washington times., 1929-09-21

Old Phineas T. Barnum was the
worlds greatest Snowman. Unless
We except the raucous-toned gentle.
man who, every Sabbath evening,
POLITICALLY extols the virtues Of the
mighty monarch of the air."
At any rate, Barnum In his day
was by far the greatest exponent OF
hooey, buncombe and baliy-hoo. All
others were less than the dust In old
Phineas rs optic.
Tonight the radio audience viii
hear an etherized version of the oc.
casion when Barnnm Nsponsored
Jenny Lind. The importation OF
"The Swedish Nightingale" as the
old hokum master so aptly dubbed
her, was an event 80 stupendous 1t
still has reverberations in the enter
tainment world.
Barnurn challenged the world Of
art and music in his day. He risked
his whole fortune to bring Jenny
| Lind to the United States. The thrill
of his challenge and the resultant
success have been an inspiration to
artists and managers ever since.
Oh, yes! All this about Barnum
will be broadcast during the Lyric
IChallengers' hour over WRC and
the National broadcasting system at
o'clock tonight.
The featured selection OF the Gen.
eral Electric Orchestra over WRC at
o'clock will be new arrangement
of Nine. Chaminade's brilliant piano
number, THE Flatterer."
Elizabeth Lennox, contralto, will
sing Brahms Lullaby" She also
will be heard in Leo Edwards New
Southern Suite"
Old time fiddling extraordinary
will be the feature OF the program
waited out over WJSV. Mt& Vernon
Hills. We will hear the Virginia
Troubadors. Pa Brown and all the
little Browns, the Shenandoah
Ramblers and the CatskilI Trio.
Earlier in the evening, Col. Charles
I. Stengle, veteran of a hundred bat
tie on the floor of Congress in the
days when he was a Representative
from Brooklyn, win tell WJSV's fans
some of inside dope on Congress.
For those who like their Hawaiian
music straight, the Waikiki Har-
mony Boys will oblige.
The Paramount-Public Harmony
Hour, broadcast by WMAL and the
Columbia Broadcasting System at 3
o'clock this evening. promises 10 be
the outstanding event on the local
stations rather full program.
The ever-popular Nit Wit Hour,
with its fun and frolic, not to men
ton its beautiful theme song, win
/ delight WMAL's audience. Then
| the Royal Canadians will have two
! innings later in the evening, at 10
and II o'clock. Sandwiched in be-
/ tween will be the Paramount Or.
Chestra.
Walter Holt will give guitar and
mandolin program at VOL. jean
nette Leipsiger will play the piano,
and orchestral music will be fur.
/ nished by the Silver String Revelers.
The Washington times., 1929-09-21
Distant Stations

WRVA--Riehmond-l1O0szsO s
g:0O--News Leader Hour.
1e:oo-Featurea: Fiddlers.
wsB--AtIanta-74o-4
11:4s--skylark
W--Chicago-1O20-2e
S:30--KassePs Orchestra.
s;oo-lcvents; Dance Music.
10:00-Amos m Andy.
l0:15--News: Dance program.
--ChicaEo-050-309
s:3o--Kaysers Orchestra.
R-ChIeago-S7O-slB
l2:0o-Studio Gossip; YaudeviEla.
N-ChfcagO--52O-lI0
s:00--WEAF Program.
1O;0O-TomorroW's Trib.: Enter
tafnera.
10:20-Hungry Five.
10:S0--G0ldketfe's Orc eafPa,
Night hawks.
n:oo-Drsam Ship; Goldketts's
la:ee-Kniehts Of the Bath.
WEB0-Chleago-S50-s2S
e:o0-Musical program.
-ChlcagO-SsO-l45
9:00@-Columbia Network.
10:00-Amos m Andy
10:10-Northwest Tabernacle.
1l:20-Dance Orchestras.
WLW-CineIRnatt--
S:00-Ford and Glenn.
s:0o--Thies Orchestra.
S:30-Entertainers.
10:00-Enna Jettick Dance.
I1;00-Hawaiians; Theis Orchestra,
1z:e0-Cummin's Orchestra.
12:5o-Ford and Glenn.
KPRC-HOustOR-55O-B4S
p. N.
s:00-N.B.C. System: Studio.
The Washington times., 1929-09-21
British Ambassador
And Lady Isabella
Return to Embassy

The Ambassador of Great Brit
ain and Lady Isabella Howard,
who are in New York after a short
visit In Bar Harbor, will return to
the embassy on Connecticut Ave
nue. tomorrow. evening. The Am.
bassador and Lady Isabella have
moved into town from Langley
Park, the estate of Mrs. Frederick
e. Mccormick -Goodhart, which
they occupied through the mid
summer while Mrs. Mccormick
Goodhart was at Bar Harbor. Mrs.
McCormick- -Goodhart has returned
to Langley Park.
X + \
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph c. MilIar
are visiting in New Mexico en-
route to Washington from Califor.
MIA, where they have been during
the summer.
The Washington times., 1929-09-21
MISS NEBEKER
BECOMES
BRIDE
Niece of Former Cabinet
Member Weds Naval
Officer Tonight

Miss Ruth Nebeker, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knowlton.
Nebeker, win become the bride
Of Ensign Edward Allen Hanne.
gan, U. s. N. at 8 o'clock this
evening at the Nebeker home on
Woodley Road.
Ceremonial
Miss Nebeker has decided to
have a Navy wedding-with the
bridegroom and best man in uni.
form. She is having as her only
attendant Miss Marian Jardine,
daughter Of the former Secretary
of Agriculture. and Mrs. William
Jardine. These girls are not only
friends because of family ties (for
Miss Nebeker is a niece OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jardine), but they have
been inseparable for . number of
years.
The best man is Ensign James
r. Lee.
The welding win be smaIl-with
only relatives and close friends In
attendance. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
H. Young, OF New York, brother
in.law and sister OF the bride, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nebeker
for the wedding, and Mr.. and
Mrs. McDavid Horton, of South
Carolina, are also house guests.
After a wedding trip Ensign
Hennegan and his bride will make
their home in Norfolk, Va, where
the former will be stationed.
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From Toxic

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosve-
nor, who have been spending the
summer at their home at Baddeck.
Nova Scotia. will return, ~ wash
ingtOn the middle of OcSOS ~.
Their son-in-law and daN&'' 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot CovjlS>
en- route from Toxic. whel,
COville is stationed at the A
can Embassy, to join Mr.. and
Grosvenor at their summer
in the North and wiz 30
them for some time Al Hs
near Bethesda. They az. g..
a three-months' vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paxtcn irs Of
New York, the latter e, merry
Miss Gertrude GrosveH0r. are also
passing the summer in Nova
Scotia, where they have a summer
place close to that OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Grosvenor.
Mrs. Frank s. Hight and her
son, Frank s. Hight. jr.. have re-
Joined Mr.. Hight in Washington,
coming from their country home,
Woodland Farm. Canaan, N. II.
They are temporarily at the viii.
lard, but will reopen their house in
Twenty-first st. today. Miss Phyl-
lis Hight now visiting in Columbia,
Ohio, will arrive in town on Mon.
day.
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White House

The President and Mrs. Hoover
have as their guests at the White
House, Allan Fox, of New York;
Mrs. William Hoffman, of Bar
rington, r. l., and Miss Frances
Sparks, Of Louisville, KY. They
arrived last evening, and are re-
turning to their homes this after
noon.
Miss Rebecca Wellington,
daughter Of Mrs. John r. Wehing-
ton will return to Washington
tomorrow after a visit in New
York.
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Engaged

Mrs. Frances D. Ramsay has
announced the engagement Of her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to E.
Paul Steigner, OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
The wedding will take place in
November.
~
Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy and her
daughter, Miss NJ. Regina
Murphy, have returned to their
apartment In Alban Towers from
an extended visit at Bontecoe
Farms, Basking Ridge, N. j., the
estate of Hugh F'reer, where they
were guests Of his sister, Mrs. C.
F. Holland.
kAA
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock English,
of Memphis, Tenn, are at the
Dodge Hotel for a brief visit.
The Washington times., 1929-09-21
TOday's Song Hit
AnOthsr Popular Chorus In The WashnstOn Times Series
"DTeGntY Honolulu"

Dreamy HOnoIuIu, dreamy HonOIuuhrs where yOu
love, n.
alone" ~ gaseas fU
Hawaiian twilight brought ths Ovesh the slvsry
light hearts beat true Nt t@s s#s%@ ~ g
where ou. zEFss
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PRINCIPAL RADIOP 70 GRAMS
Local Programs

WRC-WashlnEtOn--gB0-sIe
l2;SO-YOengs OrcheskFa.
i;so-NationaI Farm and HONS
ans-Band Of a Thousand Msio-
2:se--c. A. demonstration hour.
3:3o-smith Ballew's Orchestra,
EOe-Band Of Thousand Melol
l;sO-The Lady Next Door.
t:Oo-Biack and Gold Room Or
chestra.
s:ss-MotlOn Picture GuIds.
e:o0-Phil cpitalny'a Music.
e:2S--Ba sebaIl scores,
e:30-rCorrect time
s:31S-BlbIe talk.
S:45--Phil spitalny's Music.
1;gO-The Lyric ChalIengerh
7:20-"When Summer Is Gone
siV0-0eneral Electric Hour.
sseg-Lncky Strike Dance Hour.
10:o0-Amos and Andy.
101b-Weather forecast
10:i6--Slumber Music.
ll;00-Hotel Manger Orchestra.
WMALs-Wnshingt0 gt0n--630-l
12:ls--Ambassador Orchestra.
i:00-Patterns in, Prints.
2;oO--Leese's Brunswick Enter
tainers
2:30---"Our Book Shelf" &
3.00--Tiffin Music.
4:0O--Mdsical Vespefs.
I:30-The Week-Enders.
hsSU-FHEm htnIB IOE INV
Suburbanite."
S:40--Ambassador Orchestra.
s:OO--COrrect time.
s:OO-"FIashes."
6;i5--Ths Columbia Banjo Club.
Sash o. Hine, secretary,
Board Of Education.
7:Oo-Nit wit Hour.
7:30--The ROmaneers.
a:00--''Joe and vi"
s:s0--The RomaBy Patteran.
S:0O--Paramount-P Publix Radlo
fo:oo-Guy Lombardo and his
Royal Canadians.
l0.s0--Pafamount Orchestra.
Il i:eO-Lombardo's 0rchestrS. ,.na oa.
WJSY-Mt. Vernon HsIIs--l4oO"ZOO
1a:ib-Farm Market.
I2:30-Farm Chat.
12:45--Music
3:0O--Mldafternoon Musicale.
S:00-Good Afternoon.
7iO0-Address by Col Charles /.
7;so-Bran Hughes Blue Seven.
s.30-Mary Catherine, soprano.
s:4S-waikikl Harmony Boys.
s:1B-Ray Fughes and His Uke.
9:30-R p. Scuder, Musi"al Saw.
s:45-Big Ed Blue HarmoBiea.
10:00-Percy SilverbeTg. tenor, Mac
McRee, accompanist.
i0:15-The Virginia Troubadours.
10:30-Studfo presentation.
10:45-Pa Brown and the Little
Browns
1i:00-The Shenandoah Ramblers.
:30-Tbe Catskill Trio.
12:O0-Good Night.
WOL-WashlHgt0
5:45-Th6 Town Crier
6:O0-Publie Service Man.
6:10-Walter Holt, Mandolin and
Guitar Program.
6:30-Dinner Music
7:0O-"Washington, A Vacation
City" by Major II. c.
Maddux.
7:l5-Dance Music.
7:40-Silver String Reyellers.
6:45-Jsanette Leipsiger. pianist.