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Deaths Reported.

James w. Chaplin 81. 1907 Columbia I'd.
william W WoEpsy g. s Sss4a st Hospital
william R. Hughes. So. u Fowler Hill.
Charles W. MURPHY, So; III / st., sc.
Thomas H. Dobson. 81. 1945 Calvert st.
May v. Kurlbut. So, St. Elizabeth'S Hos
John S. Barker. 50. 725 Shepherd st
Robert T. Mundy. 40. 1872 Crittenden st.
Yolanda M Beuchert, 5, Children's HOS
Ralph shives. /. Children's Hospital..
Rita T. Wheatley, 10 months, Providence
Mary West. So. 1901 St
Ebert Williams, IS, Walter Reed General
William Hodges 81. Gallnger Hospital
John Jackson, 56. 34l I st. s.v.
Maria Brown, S. Freedmen's Hospital.
Edna v. Perry, months, 35l2 P st.
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Births Reported.

Russell ]. and Anna A. Richardson. girl.
James E. and Dorothy D. Hurd, girl.
William T. and Nina Hopkins. girl.
William b and Mary NJ. Moore, girl.
Garland D. and josephine Webb. girl.
Phillip H. and Mary D. Davis, girl.
Roy E. and Mary E. Ledman, girl.
Bonnie and Ethel Breeder. girl.
Robert G.. and Evelyn Harvey. girl.
Conway H. and Della Arnold. girl
Charles N. and Gertrude E. Fries, girl.
Aubry W. and Ida E. Jones. boy.
Nicola and Gragia Striveletta, girl
Charles w. and Mabel Dougherty. girl.
William j. and Margarita Wolly, girl.
Samuel and Ida Shapiro, boy.
Herman T. and Zena NJ J. Dykes. boy.
Wilbur w. and Lulie v. Burns. boy.
Paul T. and Rose B. Nelson, boy.
Frank and Margaret Butler. boy.
Charles and Rosetta Stewart, boy.
Marcus w. and Luara Caul, boy.
Thomas and Maggie Gibson, boy.
Charlie and Mary Johnson, girl.
Eugene and Edna BeaSley. girl
William A. and Sarah Otey. boy.
Raymond H. and Pricilla Harrison, boy.
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Marriage Licenses.

John w. Sanders. %, and Marie NJ. San
ders. "a; Rev. E. J. Connelly
Charles Hills, 20, and Cora Smith, "a; Rev.
Allen ". Underwood. 10. and Alice Mac
Cullen, 20; Rev. Fred C. Reynolds
bert 70. both of oxon Hill, Md; Rev.
George NJ. Cummings.
Charles c. Glover, 81 and Nancy L. Nc
Cray 90: Rev William H. Brown.
Herman T. Jackson. q, and Dorothy H.
Albert sfaley. rs. and Mamie E. johnson,
%: Rev. William D. Jarvis.
Clarence F. Ayiori %: and and vy tIw l.
Llewelyn H. King. %, and Lorraine lie
Bone. 81; Rev. F. J. Bohannon.
John w Baughan. %. and Catherine H.
Dentlin, 10; Rev. Simpson Daugherty.
Samuel S. Minded, 81, and Betty Lpkin.
is; Rev. M Becker.
James e futile. 81. and Alfredo L. Hum
mer. %: Rev. Henry Manken.
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CAPT. PARKER BURIED.

Funeral services were held in the
Arlington National Cemetery this morn
ing for Capt. Harry B. Parker, a veteran
of the World War, who died at his
home in Keyser. w. Va, last Wednes-
day, in his forty-ninth year. For sew
eral years he. served at Manila, P. L.,
as field clerk in the Quartermaster
Corps and in October, 1917. was COM
msSiOned a captain III the Quarter
master Corps Reserve, aud was Oh duty
in the QuartermaSter generals ONE
Munitions Building. until October. 1919,
when he was honoraby discharged. He
leaves a widow, Mrs. Mabel E. Parker.
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FOREIGN.
MAN BUMPS SIDEWALK.

William j. Lawlor, AZ years old, of
1909 Rhode Island avenue, last night
about o'clock, while on the steps in
front of 507 E street, was precipltated
to the sidewalk, a distance of about 10
feet as a result of the breaking of the
guard rail. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital for possible fracture of the
skull.
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SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Accompanied
by Unusually Large Party on Their
Week End Trip to Camp.

the Navy and State Departments, and
20 officers of the training squadron and
members of the embassy staff.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Walter F. Brown returned to Washing
ton yesterday from a three-week motor
trip during which time the former at
ended several postal service meetings.
The Associate Justice of the United
States Supreme Court and Mrs. Pierce
Butter are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford Robinson at the Log Cabin, at
Williamtown, Mass.
Countess Szechenyi, wife of the Min
lister of Hungary. has as her guest at
Newport Miss Mildred Tytus and Baron
Paul Schell, attache of the hungarian
legation.
Mrs. LongWorth has closed the cot
tage at jamestown, r. l., which she has
been occupying for a few weeks, and
with her daughter Paulina has gone to
Cincinnati to Join the Speaker of the
House. The Speaker is not expected to
return to Washington until the first
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TINE President and Mrs. Hoover
will dispel the gray atmosphere
of an Autumn week end by TAX
i ing with them to their camp on
the Rapidan an unusually large
and much mixed party. There will be
officials. diplomats and others in the
company to enjoy the rugged hospitality
of the transient White House.
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Ambassador of Japan Host
To Dinner Party for Navy Men.

The Ambassador of Japan NJ De-
buchi, entertained at dinner last eve
ming at the Carlton Hotel in honor of
the commander of the Japanese training
squadron. Vice Admiral Nomura. There
were SO guests III the company, includ-
ing the Secretary OF the Navy, Mr..
Charles Francis Adams; Admiral Charles
T.. Hughes, chief of naval operations,
the Undersecretary of State, Mr.. Joseph
p Cotton; the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, Mr.. Ernest Jahncke; the Assist
ant Secretary of State. Mr.. Nelson P.
johnson: Mr.. George Akerson, secretary
of the President: other high officials of
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FUTURE.

Red Triangle Outing Club will meet
at the RoSslyn Station to take the
Great Falls car to Hitaffer tomorrow at
2:30 pm. Buy round trip ticket TO
Great Falls. Hike from Hitaffer to
Mclean. Distance, 6 miles. No camp
fire. Bill Richardson, leader.
Oyster roast will be given by the
Cedarhurst Citizens Association at
Cedarhurst, Md, tomorrow. In case of
rain the roast will be postponed until
the first clear Sunday.
Auxiliary Home Board, Esther Chap
ter. o. E. s.. will hold card party at
the Blue Triangle Inn, Twentieth and
B streets, Monday at pm.
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Mrs. Golden Ruggles Entertaining
At Bridge Luncheon Thursday.

Mrs. Golden Ruggles will have as
sisting her at the benefit Army Relief
bridge and luncheon at the Washington
Barracks. Thursday, october 3, Mrs
Virginia White Speel, the Countess de
Benque, Mrs. Boyd Carpenter, Mrs
Frank Hight. Miss Dorinda Rogers, Mrs.
Absolum Waller, Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Mrs
Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Harry Perry Mrs
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Hyattsville, Md, took place yesterday
afternoon at the home of the BRIDE
groom's parents.
The Rev. Julian Fl. Strong, formerly
pastor of the Hyattsville Baptist Church
and now of Middleburg. Va, oficiated
in the presence of relatives and close
friends.
The home was decorated with Fall
flowers, and Mrs. Julian H. Strong
played the wedding march and accom-
panied Mrs. Conklin of Hyattsville, who
sang Il Love You Truly" and Be
cause"
The bride wore a gown of navy blue
velvet with accessories to match, and
she carried a shower bouquet of white
| roses and lilies of the valley. Follow
| ing the ceremony there was reception
and wedding supper at the home of the
bridegroom's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. King.
The bridegroom is a graduate of the
Mechanical Engineer School at the
Maryland University. He has been con-
! nected for some time with the United
States Veterans Bureau in the engi-
neering department.
Mr.. Glass and his bride left for a
wedding trip by motor to visit the
| brides mother in Florida. They will
! be at home after october IA at their
home, 1880 K street.
Mrs. Blaine LipScomb has sailed on
| the President Monroe for the West
Coast by way of the Panama Canal.
the same ship on October 10 for the
Orient, stopping III Honolulu on the
way.
| Mrs. Lipscomb will join her son-in-
law and daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dresser White, in China, and
will be with them until their return
to this country.
Mr.. Victor Gondas entertained at
dinner in the garden of the Carleton
Hotel Wednesday evening in compli-
ment tc Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Smith,
| Mrs. Smith having recently returned
| after year in France. The guests
| included Mrs. Phyllis Lamar, Miss Har-
| riet Hosmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edd w. De
| Armon. Mr.. William Hill Brown, il,
and Mr.. Henry Ford.
Nine. N. Rimsky- has
moved from Chevy Chase to an apart
ment in the Montello, 1901 Columbia
| road. She is arranging to give another
/ of her interesting talks on her uncle
/ the famous Russian composer, P. I.
| TchakovSky. the date to be announced
in the near future.
Mrs. J. Daniel Ruben and Miss Mary
! Perdue Ruben. who have spent the
! Summer in the West. will return on
| October l and join Mr.. Ruben at their
| apartment in the Shawmut.
! DR.. and Mrs. Clement V, Rault of
| Forty-fourth place entertained at din
ner Monday evening, their guests being
| Mr.. and Mrs Cecil J. Wilkinson. Mr..
Harold Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Uric
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lebanon Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star. will hold card party at 808
I street tonight at $50 o'clock.
Home Board of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter will have a card party at the
home of May Monck, Alb Fourth street,
tonight at o'clock
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MdrrtdnP.

MCCARTHY - NCsSBACM. MI and Mrs.
John U. Nussbaum announce the marriage
Of their daughter. GRACE NATALIE. 70 Nj.
GERALD / MCCARTHY Of Brooklyn. y
Y, on Tuesday, September "a, 1929, a 81
Cyahriels Church. 26'
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Comdr. c. B. Carey, U. S. N, will take
place in December.

Comdr. c. B. Carey, U. S. NJ, will take
place in December.
Mr.. John Coolidge and Bride
At Gov. Trumbull's Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coolidge have ar
rived at the Summer camp OF the
latter's parents, Gov. and Mrs. John H.
Trumbull, at Moose Head Lake, Me.
Mrs. Marshall Field has gone to
Breton Woods, N. H, for short stay.
Mrs Eugene r. Woodson and Miss
Jean Woodson went to West Point yes
terday to attend the foot ball game and
dance. They will return to washington
Sunday evening. Mrs. WoOdSon Will
entertain at another of her series OF
luncheonS for her daughter Monday.
Miss Woodson will shortly resume hef
studies at the National Park Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peter have
sent out announcement of the marriage
of Mrs. Peters mother. Mrs Anita
Veronica Smith, to Mai William Albert
Jones, U. S. Army, Saturday, September
81. Maj. and Mrs. Jones will be at nome
after November Is at the wyoming
Apartments, this city Mrs. Jones was
formerly Mrs. Gilbert Cole Smith.
The marriage OF MISS Marina Muilli
Stockwell, daughter of the Rev. ana
Mrs. Frederick f. Stockwell of Phlla-
deIphia, to Mr.. Dwight Curtis Mumiord
of this city. son of the dean OF the
University of Illinois and Mrs. Herbert
w. Mumford. will take place this after,
noon. The ceremony will be performed
in the Second Presbyterian Church III
Philadelphia. the brides father ottlclat-
ing. at 4 o'clock. A reception Will FOL
low in the Philadelphia home OF the
brides parents.
Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew, widow OF
the late Senator. is occupying her new
home at 2107 Massachusetts, avenue,
which she purchased in the Spring:
Mrs. Depew spent the Summer abroad
and has been at Briarcliff Manor N. Y,
for a few weeks since her return.
Mrs w. M. Stoner returned Tuesday
on the steamship Bergensfjord, from a
four-month tour of the British Isles
and the Scandinavian capitals.
Mrs. Caroline Robertson has returned
RI WASHINGTON and is again at home at
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Mrs Caroline Robertson has returned
to Washington and is again at home at
the Cairo for the Winter season. She
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
George T. Wood of Louisville, KY, and
later on stopped with friends in Chicago.
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Mrs. j. Holabird Towne and her
daughter, Miss Laura Towne. have gone
to Southern Pines, NJ c., for several
weeks. They will later start for the
Pacific Coast. stopping in Chicago for
a visit en- route, and will sail from Cali
fornia November Is for Manila, where
the marriage of Miss Towne to Lieut..
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Dr. and MIS- p.ce element " R al dG of
ner Monday evening, their guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil J. Wilkinson. MI.
Harold Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Uric
POLL
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Hyattsville Wedding of
Interest to Washington Friends.

The marriage of Miss Kathryn Marie
Oglesby Of Washington, daughter OF
Mrs, Winfield Scott Oglcsby of Dunedin,
Fla, to Mr. Gerald Leonard Glass, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Glass of
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Mrs. j. Daniel Ruben and Miss Mary
Perdue Ruben. who have spent the
Summer in the West. will return on
october l and join Mr. Ruben at their
apartment in the ShaWmut.
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The Special Assistant to the Attorney
General and Mrs. Guy II. Martin are
entertaining as house guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Junius r. Riddick of Caracas,
Venezuela, who arrived in Washington
September "a.
Judge and Mrs. Martin and their
guests are spending the week end
motoring through Virginia.
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Representative William r. Eaton OF
Colorado, and Mrs. Eaton are in Wash
ington for the Autumn and Winter
having come from their home In
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Representative and Mrs Adam Wyant
are in Washington for the season after
spending the Summer at Greensburg
Pa.
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The counselor of the Hungarian
legation and Mime. Pelenyi, will leave
Newport tomorrow for Washington
They have been at the Rhode Islan(
resort since early Summer.
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Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. wife Of
the Governor of New York, Is at the
Dodge Hotel for a short visit.
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Representative Stephen G. Porter ar
rived in Washington yesterday from his
home, in Pittsburgh. His daughter, Mrs.
Richard S. Baron, is with him for a
few days on her way from Newport to
Charleston, S. c., where Lieut. Baron
has been ordered for duty.
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Mrs. w. NJ Stoner returned Tuesday
OH the steamship Bergensfjord, from
four month tour of the British Isles
and the Scandinavian capitals.
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WIN. WILLARD. Chm.
CECILIA JACKSON, V. Chm.

Il.
LETMBACH. HILDA F. On Thursday. SEP
TENDER 26 1929. at 3 p m. at Homeopathic
Hospital. HILDA 2. tnee lockwood. be,
loved wife Of Harry S. Leimbach Funeral
Pa ave Sc. Monday. September 20 at
$50 am. THENCE TO III, Holy comforteaa
am Relatives and friends invited. In
Hill %
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part Of November and it Is probable
that Mrs. Longworth and their daugh-
ter will accompany him to the Capital
for the Winter season.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Senator and Mrs. Guy Despard Golf,
who have come to Washington for the
Winter, are temporarily staying at the
Chevy Chase Club while their house,
on New Hampshire avenue. is being put
in readiness for the season.
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nesday, SEPTEMBER Is, 1923. IN New YoTk:
after Ions Illness. MARY E. DIXON
tnee Bannakerl. She was the beloved
daughter OF Benone and Louisa Ban
maker. sister Of Mrs. Ellen, G. Jones:
Mrs Louisa z. Chase and the late
William II. Bannaker;. Funeral from her
late residence. 1913 Madison ave; Asburg
Park, N. j. Sunday. September 29, az
pm. Burial IN Union Cemetery, Alex
andria, Va Monday, September 30. 29'
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BRUCE, ALICE. Friday. September q,
1929, at $50 am. after a brief illness
at her residence, 500 Florida ave, ALICE.
beloved wife of Coleman Bruce. She
leaves TO mourn their loss her husband:
hye sisters, two brothers and host OF
other relatives and friends. Funeral
Sunday. September 29, at 2 p m. from
Ernest W Jarvis Co. funeral paIloTs, 2222
Ga ave. ~. 70
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the third grade up, and parents may
learn at very small cost (S8 for 30
weekly lessons during the school year,
whether the child has ability.
Glasses are held outside of school
hours. A list Of classes Is as follows:
Monday. January .1AE. V. Brown. Con-
and 4; H. D. Cooke, Seventeenth near CO.
lumbia road, 3:l5 and A.; Grant. G street
between Twenty-frst and Twenty second
streets. 3:l5: Hayes. Fifth and K streets
northeast, 5:i5; Rossell. Ninth and E streets
tenth and Newton streets. sis; Barnard,
Fifth and Decatur streets, 3:15; E. V. Brown,
CONNECTICUT avenue and Mckinley street.
BIS and 4; Kingsman, Fourteenth and f
streets northeast, 3:l5 and 4; Takoma. Piney
3:15 and 4.
Wednesday. January i6-New Brightwood
Colorado avenue and Nicholson street. 3;l5;
BurroughS, Eighteenth and Monroe streets
northeast. 3:l5 and 4; Emery. Lincoln road
and Prospect street northeast. 3:15 and 4;
3:l5; Petwortn, Shepherd and Eighth streets
BIS; West. Farragut street near Fourteenth
Thursday. January 17-Congress Heights
NICHOLS and Alabama avenues southeast,
3:15 Force, MASSACHUSETTS avenue between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, 3:15; Gales
Massachusetts, avenue and G street, 3:15 and
4; Janney; Wisconsin avenue and Albemarle
street: 3:1S and a. Park View Warder Ter street ire
Fifth and Sheridan streets. 3;15 and 4.
Friday, January 13-Eaton, Thirty fourth
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session. Thereupon, in kilograms sent
to Bolivia and Paraguay, M. BRAND
added that 1.-THE Council, whose every
effort had aimed at preventing an ag-
gravation of the dispute, and at pro-
noting pacific settlement by whatever
means. could but congratulate itself
on the stoppage of conflict between
two members of the League. 1t could
but wish that, thanks to the procedure
adopted by the two parties, a settlement
Of their dispute might restore between
them as promptly as possible a good
understanding and peaceful co-opera-
ton"
In bringing the Pan-American Con-
ference to close on January 5, Secre-
tary Kellogg used these words:
May I also refer to the fortunate
circumstances that this conference was
in session when the differences arose
between two of our sister republics.
These difficulties made dramatically
evident the fact that the peace of the
Americas is matter that lies close to
the heart Of all the nations of this
hemisphere, and is something for which
all the governments, members of the
Pan American Union, feel a real re-
Sponsibility. We may we'll congratulate
ourselves that through the efforts of
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WOMEN PLAN PARTY
FOR SERVICE CLUB
Proceeds Will Be Given to Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines
Association.

A card party for the benefit of the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
1915 L street, will be given by the Wom-
ems Army and Navy League at Ward
man Park Hotel Saturday night, jan
uary 10. Proceeds from the affair will
go toward paying the interest on the
mortgage still remaining on the club.
The entire debt totals Sill 500. Last year
the women succeeded in reducing the
indebtedness from $17,500 to the pres
ent figure and they hope by the end of
this year to have the amount so re-
duced that further appeal will be un-
necessary. The card party is the first
of series of entertainments which will
be given with this end in view.
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COMMUNITY CLASSES
OPEN TO VISITORS
Parents and Friends of Piano Stu
dents Invited to Attend
Lessons.

Edith B. Athey, supervisor of piano
classes given by the public schools of
the District of Columbia in Corpora
ton with the Community Center De-
partment, announces that the regular
lessons of these classes will be open to
visitors during the current week, begin
ming tomorrow.
These classes were organized in Octo-
Der. and the work accomplished will be
discussed and demonstrated In an in
formal way. All parents and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
This "open session" plan is a means
of informing those not familiar with
the merits of class instruction. The
schools offer this work to pupils from
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street and Lowell place. Cleveland Park.
BIS and 4: Jackson, r street near Thirty
first. 3:l5 and A: oyster. ,Twenty.ninth and
Calvert streets, 3:15: Peabody. Fifth and C
streets northeast. Sis and d; woodbridge.
Central avenue between Carlton avenue and
Vista street northeast 315 and 4.
Saturday, January 19aHine Junior High,
Seventh street between Pennsylvania avenue
and C southeast. $50 1915 and II: Thorn,
son, Twelfth and streets, 9:l5. 1918 and
Ills; Wilson Normal. Eleventh and Harvard
streets. $50 and 1920.
Beginning with the new semester,
new classes for beginners, to run for
is lessons for fee of 81, will be formed.
Additional information may be OBJ
tanned by communicating with the di-
rector of music or any one of the
teachers listed below:
Mrs. Harriet Crandall. 341s Brown street.
Columbia 808t: Elizabeth Drewig, 1851 Tilden
street: Cleveland 292: Mrs. ANGLIA Grimes.
3119 N street. West 2064; Mrs Dorothy Nc
Garry. 3723 Twenty-fourth street nc northeast:
street, Columbia 1854; Mrs. Amy Young. lat
Thirteenth street northeast, Lincoln 1881.
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FILM STARS DIVORCED.
Marie Provost Granted Freedom
From Kenneth Harlan.

LOS ANGELES, January IL [P.-
Marie Provost, film star and former
bathing beauty, was granted a final de-
cree of divorce from Kenneth Harlan,
screen actor, in Superior Court today.
Miss Provost accused her former hus-
band of throwing wild parties" and
making fun of her career as bathing
beauty.
CHICAGO, January IL (P).-Kenneth
Harlan. here on business. said today
when informed that his wife, Marie Pre-
vost, had been granted final divorce
degree in Los Angeles, that they are
1.-The best of friends. but simply could
not get on together"
Miss Provost is fine woman and
hope we will always remain friends"
Harlan said.
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this conference the questions involved
have been led into channels which
promise an early and satisfactory adj
justment."
(Copyright. 1927
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For the first time the Black Sea
and Mediterranean ports of Asiatic
Turkey are to be linked by telephone.
The whole of Anatolia is to have a
network of phones.