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ing to the ball room for another hour
Of dancing.
The receiving line was headed by
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, honorary CHAIR
man of the board of governors, who
wore handsome evening gown of light
blue satin. Assisting her IN greeting
the guests were Mrs. Claude A. Swanson,
wife of Senator Swanson of Virginia,
and Mrs. Joseph E. Washington. both
members of the board Of governors OF
the assembly. Mrs. Swanson was IN
pink MORE and Mrs. Washington wore
black velvet, which set of Strikingly
her white Colonial wig.
A colorful picture at the fete was
the march of the nations, in which a
group of pretty girls took part, each
bearing the flag of foreign country
With Miss Elise Alexander as the STAN
dard bearer Of the Stars and Stripes. The
young ladies, wearing evening gowns
in every hue Of the rainbow, marched
around the ball room floor several
times, led and directed by Brig. Gen.
William E. Horton. Among those tax
ing part in the march were Senorita
Maria Hortensia Diez de Medina,
daughter of the Minister of Bolivia,
who carried the flag of her country;
Miss Anna Parkhurst, carrying the flag
OF Great Britain; Miss Engracia Freyer,
Peru; Miss Helen Walker, Mexico; Miss
Vittoria Catalani, Italy: Miss Bina Day
Dennen, Chile; Miss Emiscah Gale Davis,
Belgium; Miss Janet Ball, Germany;
Miss Clara Boiling, Japan; Miss Star
Eaton, Argentina: Miss Maude Adrian,
Australia; Miss Mildred Huston, SwitZ-
erland; Miss Katharine Phillips,
Hungary, and Miss Marian Hart, the
Irish flag.
The march of the flags was the herald
F@vs l. III 4.
III costume joined in. There were but
few in costumes, however, many of
the guests wearing wigs to match their
conventional evening gowns.
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as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Harrl-
man, Mrs. Joseph Washington, MRS.
Thomas Reed, Mr.. Henry Martyr
Clarke, Mr.. A. G. v. Wells and MI.
John Gray. ri
The second secretary of the japanese
embassy, Mr.. Kosaku MidZusawa,. has
taken an apartment at the Waroman
Park Hotel.
Quite as brilliant as any grand opera
audience seen in the Capital In many
moons was that which packed the Ma
tional Theater last night to hear the
first performance of William Glllett,
who Is making his farewell tour In the
role Of Sherlock Holmes.
The Ambassador of Japan and NINE.
Debuchi and members of the embassy
staff, Mrs. Jean Henry Large, sister OF
Mrs. Hoover: the Minister Of Poland,
Mr.. Tytus Filipowicz: Representative
Ruth Hanna Mccormick, Representative
and Mrs. Sol Bloom. Miss Vera Bloom,
former Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine and others were IN the
vast audience.
An interesting family party In one
of the stage boxes was Mrs. Thomas r.
Walsh, who had with her her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean, and
the latter's children, John r. Mclean,
Edward Beale Mclean and Emily Nc
Lean. Others in the audience included
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips. Admiral
and Mrs. Joseph Strauss, Maj. Gen. @.
c. williams, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Glover,
jr.: Mrs. James Curtis, Mr.. and MRS.
ira Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Har-
rison, Sd, and their two children, Will
liam Henry Harrison. 4th, and little
Mary Harrison. arrived last evening by
motor from their home in indianapolis
and are guests Of Mr.. Harrison's moth
er. Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, in her
apartment in the Broadmoor for the
remainder of the week.
Mr.. Harrison is a graduate of Friends
School in Washington and recently
completed his first term in the Indiana
State Legislature.
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SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Filling I'M
portant Social ENGAGEMENTS This
vening-Dinner and Reception.

Georgetown home, Bellevue, on @ street.
Her guests were Mile. Loranda Proch-
mix, Senorita Maria Sacasa, Miss Junia
Culbertson. Senorita Lucia TesSada-
Guzman, Miss Vittoria Catalini, Miss
Catherine Lowman, Miss Eunice Lee
Evans, Miss Katharine Berry and ner
house guest, Miss Margaret Bass of
Miss Eleanor Corby, Miss Anna Park
hurst, Miss Mary Ruden, Miss Nancy
Jane Adams, Miss Mildred Huston,
Miss Clara Lutz Boiling, Miss Carolyn
Sanderson, Miss Elvira Johnson, Miss
Mary Martha Wrenn, Miss Katharine
Phillips and Miss Mary Carolyn Henry.
Mrs. William E. Evans, wife of Repre-
sentative Evans of California, will re-
ceive from to o'clock this afternoon
in her home, 3155 Highland place. AS
sisting her will be Mrs. Arthur H. Van
denberg. Mrs. William S. Culbertson and
Mrs. Homer Hoke.
Representative and Mrs. C. L. Gif-
ford, who have been at their home in
Cotuit, Mass, are expected to return
today to their apartment, at the Hotel
Roosevelt
Representative and Mrs. Frank Foss.
who have been passing some time at
their home in Fitchburg, Mass, will
also return today to the Roosevelt.
Representative and Mrs Anthony J..
Griffin, who have been passing the holi-
days at their home in New York, are ex-
pected to return today and open their
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
for the remainder of the season.
Representative and Mrs M. Alfred
Michaelson also returned today to their
apartment at the hotel from their home
in Chicago.
Mrs. Sydney A. Cloman was hostess
to company of Is at luncheon today
in compliment to her house guest, Mrs
Henry Sturgis of New York. The lunch
con was planned in honor of Mrs. Taft,
who has Cancelled her social engage
ments because Of the death of Mr..
Charles P. Taft, brother of the Chief
Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I. Weller an
nounce the marriage of the formers
daughter, Miss Rita Weller, to Mr.. Ed
win H. Cherrington yesterday, Mgr.
Edward L. Buckley officiating.
Mrs. Paul FitzSimons entertained at
dinner last evening in the presidential
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Handsome Gowns Worn.

Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro, wife of
the Commissioner, wore a quaint old
a fitted bodice with dropped shoulders.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I. Weller an
nounce the marriage of the formers
daughter, Miss Rita Weller, to Mr.. Ed
win H. Cherrington yesterday, Mgr.
Edward L. Buckley officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-07

Mrs. Paul FitzSimons entertained at
Inner last evening in the presidential
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dining room of the Mayfiower, having
as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Harrl-
man, Mrs. Joseph Washington, Mrs.
Thomas Reed, Mr.. Henry Martyr
Clarke, Mr.. A. G. v. Wells and MI.
John Gray. Ks,
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The second secretary of the Japanese
embassy, Mr.. Kosaku Midzusawa, has
taken an apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-07

Mrs. Adams, wife of the Secretary
of the Navy, will not receive tomorrow
afternoon.
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The Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron will be
hosts to a company of "a at dinner this
evening in honor of the Speaker OF the
House and Mrs, Longworth.
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Representative and Mrs Charles A.
Eaton have as their guest their daugh-
ter, Mrs. George His of Boston, who re-
turned with her mother from a brief
visit in the North. Representative and
Mrs Eaton will entertain at dinner for
Mrs. His Friday evening, January II.
Miss Starr Eaton, daughter of Rep
retentative and Mrs. Eaton. was hostess
at luncheon today. entertaining in their
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Mrs. william De Witt Mitchell, wife
of the Attorney General, will not be
at home tomorrow afternoon, but will
receive the remaining Wednesday aft
ernoorS in January.
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Death Notices

BELLES. MARTHA Age IS years. widow
% John J. Bellies and mother Of Harry
Bellies o. 81. Louis, No: Mrs. a, J.
o. George s Kemper. passed away at the
soma Of her daughter. 3256 College ave.
Tuesday a. n. Brief services az the
ELANNER a BUCHANAN M M loR ~,
Baptist church ; D m. Friends invited.
Burial at New Bethel. Friends may call
az the mortuarv any time.
sAUMANN. CHARLES 'Dutchl BELOVED
husband OF Eulah BsUmann. father OF
Charles Jr.. passed away Monday, Aug.
Is. Friends may view the remains AZ
residence. e6i y. Bradley ave. Funeral
Thursday. Aug. q. at $50 a. N. at
residence. 9 o'clock Little Flower church.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
vited-
CLIFF. ELIzABETH-Aee 81 years passed
dsv. AUG. 81. 10 a. m AZ GEORGE W.
USHER FUNERAL HOME. ISIS W. Wash
fngtou- Friends invited. Burial FLORAL
Park cemetery.
1i zsonths Il eays. died a. the home. sIii
member Of tire Indianapolis police de-
F ss sna R sss R o Fss Hs No e &
81 Rsii8ay TTsinien He is Survived 81
sae tSo sisters Funeral services 0 at
n n ~ the home Thursday. Burial
Grown Hill. Friends invited.
PENNINGTON LEVI C.-Arc 81 years.
passed away AZ y IS IueScay morning q
the Robert Lore hospital. He IS survived
Nv hts wife Ethel and enc son. Lee c.
Termination Funeral services viii be held
81 their home. sd and lafayette road.
HoYth LibsrtS Christian church VII ts in
charge Friends invited. Burial Grown
I'm. Pr any infoTmet,on piesse eel
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Houses for Rent

447 ARNOLDA.
s-room, sem, modern, single, SIS ~,
GREGORY & APPEL. II. 1881:
BRADLEY, S, 37-Cozy 4 rms. mod. dou-
BILE garage. water po.- 81. II. 2410.
BUCHANAN 505-7' rooms. bath. modern
double garage. water pd Dr.. OILS.
BELLEFONTAINE. 24l4-6-rn, mod. double.
near school. Rent reduced. Hu. 1880.
excellent condition; gar: sos He 5461
CONCORD, 7So-Double. 4 rms, gas. cleo.
gar. newly papered: paved street. Sl9.20
COLLEGE, l8l4-Near school 81; 5 rms.
Complete bath. gar; s22.5o Ha 1874.
WIZ WITH GARAGE afi e. onlv SO en- z87s 49,
DAWSON. i036-4-room lower duplex, coal
furnished: $50: adults. Oh 4887-W-
DELAWARE. ~, ,Soo8lShortridge grade .s
DETROIT. 245-Cottage. 5 rms. gas. cleo.
sanitary toilet: paved St; Sl3; gar optnl
Dc RMAN. 627-Double rooms: gas. cleo.
gar. inside toilet; water pd.; clean: $50
EWING. e33-4-room z. double, all mod
ern. but bath tub. good condition. SO
ELDER, n. l34-Iower duplex; rms. gas,
ele.. inside toilet: ga: wa pd.: rede; $50:
FULTON. 752-5-room semi-mod. double;
near Real SILK: sl8. Ir. o104.
GRANT. N. S8-5-room mod. double.
garage water pd.: s28. Ha. 3982-R.
GRANT. N, SIC: near school, rms. mod,
heat turn. conlp pam: gaL. II. 700 w:
HAMILTON N. 352-7 ROOMS MODERN:
S27. DIR. 6425-R.
HARRIS. s.. 27-Cottage: s rms. mode n.
except furnace. gar: Wash. high. BE, 0l46
HOYT. 1905 rooms; modern except fur
mace: water paid. Ri. 1852.
Ill n, 3467-Near ShortIidge. rm.
mod. double. s35. Garage 81. wa. 3974-W
JEFFERSON. Ili0-5-room south half dou-
bic. redecorated throughout. gar. II. 1851
LEE. I452-Double. rms. gas. cleo: rev
garage. inside toilet. clean. water po.. Sl8.
McKIM. i34-Nesr churches. schools; s.
rm. modern double: garage; $50. On. 1872.
MICHIGAN. E. 1o4l-8-room semi rnodern.
near Tech: $50. Dating SEPT. LIST. On. 39gl.
MARKET. W.. $500 block. Bargain newly
decorated, 8 rms. SO; 4 rms. Sl4: rms.
modern, beautiful yard. Inducement for
reliable couple. Be. 0fo9.
MORRIS E.. 42q-7-room modern double
newly remodeled and decorated. New fue
and $500 furnace. new garage. Near Pit
3734 ORCHARD.
z-rcorl. semi-n1odern, single, si5.
GREGORY & APPEL. II. 1891
paid: cas- electricity: SIS Hu 4Sss.
RURAL. n. 1875 To7ms modem: gar :;
water raid Al condition. II. $50.
RAY. e. 5s-CORNFR UNION: 5-ROOM
COTTAGE: STRICTLY MOD. DIR. 1888.
ST. CLAIR W. 501s-5-rm. double. strictly
mod: newly decorated: reduced $3.50.
SHERMAN DR. n. 526-Owners. attr. rri-
vate nod. sinzle. gar: rsfs. II. 1osz
SINGLETON. 7f0e-Near Garfele park and
school; rms. med; Ell va. pd- $50.
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VIII FINANCE your nome on your lot
furnish all the money or part; also 90
repairing ana remodeline No commission
l. z. DEMPSY. Denison Hotel
! WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted BY any one other than myself
on and after Aug. Is. 1880. FRANK 7.
BALDWIN 1927 Wilcox st.
WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted BY any one other than myself
on or after Aug. 1e 1880.
CLINTON c. ROBSON. 2o2s Olive.
WHY SUFFER with piles when YOU can
positively get well or IL will cost YOU
nothing? This is strictly a home treat
ment. G. r WysonE. 2i9 K. Of P. Bldg.
once Ri. 1851. res. Ia. $3.50.
VARICOSE veins successfully treated:
practically painless. Call II. se26.
EXCEPTIONAL values IN used and recon-
cttioneo sewing machines. Singer SEWING
Machine Co p Meridian ri e064
MULTIGRAPHING and typing done at
home hv EXPERT: low prices. Ii. 2i75.
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Business Announcements

FEATHERS-Bought SOLO sno renovstsd
leather mattresses, pillows made TO order
8. Burke 4Sl-4s3 Mass Ave RI $3.50
ELECTRIC WIRING AND REPAIRING
BY EXPERT ELECTRICIAN. CH. 5425.
BUILDING = Contracting. repairing, re-
modelling. mill wk.. estimates Ha. sii6-W
PLASTERING and patching Call On. 1851
PAUL STRlEBECK. Stin in business.
Will BUILD 5-ROOM HOUSE ON YOUR
LOT FOR $500. CALL BE. 1857.
FURNACES-Hsnd cleaned 81; good work.
Experts on repairs WILLIAMSON
heater Co. sss W. New York Ri s4s6
FURNACES REPAIRED : Cleaner IAN
makes TIMING roofing; reas CHI s2ss.
CHAS. GOLDSTEIN
Timer. roofers. furnaces Of all nskes
cleaned. repaired prices ress. u. S43i.
sATH ROOM Complete $50 ol1mntrP
& heatlne installed. reasonable Ts as
CARPENTER REPAfp WORK asSa
ole garsge 3 speciality. Dr. o7s4-J.
EXCAVATTNG-Cemen work: cinder haul
fnx. ] Specialize in crivevays. Be ol36
BONDED sEwER MAN--cEMENT FuK-
MACE. GEN. REPAIR. CH. ISL. EVE.
RIOS cleaned. ska 81 IS can for del.
Today special. Keeuler Rug CO. ch- 635e.
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Legal Notices
TwP- MARION COUNTY

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS or WAYNE
TOWNSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the. under
NEned. Vestal c. Davis. trustee Of wayne
township. Marion county. Indiana, mas
called 4 meeting OF the advisory board
of TIE said township for Saturday, Aug.
% 1T O'Clock o. n Said meeting Is
far the purpose Of making adciuonel
concentrations as follows. $4,000 70 Sps-
cial School Fund for supplies. ano 81. 300
for repair Of school buildings Remon-
strances or objections 10 the apoFe
appropriations NAV be made according
10 the law as provided N such case.-
VFSTAL c. DAVIS.
Trustee WAYNE Tvp.. Marion
County Indiana.
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Lost and Found
Help Wanted Male

MAN.
who has had wide expert
ence in handling radios.
We want man capable of
taking charge and man
aging department. Do
ing good volume of bust
ness. Prefer one who has
had former experience in
buying for and managing
department. Do not APP
ply unless you can fur
nish Al references as to
recent employment in
this line.
Address Box A145, Times
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MO NhfiHIf
ITO Union Title.
L. 3458: Ia 1894: Ri 1871
WASH. E.. 50l8-5 rms, modern; shade
and porches: investigate. inducement.
18th W 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
ant. heat HIGHT. gas water and ice fur:
$50 So Apply Art. /. THE GRANT
PATRICIA APTS.-Prospect and leonard:
rms: Frigid.: all util. turn. DR.. 259l-M:
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnished apartments
in ten locations. SATISFIED TENANTS
is our slogan. Phone Ii. 1891. dav or
II. H. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Bldg.
MANCHFsTER-962 n. Penn St: kitch-
enette apt, all util. fur. $3.50. Ii. 1871.
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Death Notices

JONES, WILLIAM Gage IS years. Be-
loved husband Of Sophia Jones nee
Hansmanj. died Tuesday, Aug. 49, Flu
neral At the residence. SOC w. 18th.
Thursday. Aug. q. 2 p. m Burial Crown
Hill. Friends invited.
PARR. PEARL MOI 240l Roosevelt ave-
nue. Beloved wife Of John B. Parr,
mother OF Kenneth. Keith and Robert
Raw Parr. departed this life Tuesday.
Aug. 10, age 81 years. Funeral Friday
Aug. p, at Fountain st. NJ. Z. church,
2 D. M Burial New Crown cemetery:
Funeral uncer the direction of MOORE
TRAVERS- Francis. beloved son OF the
late Dennis and Anna TraverS, died at
the home Of his aunt. Mrs. Agnes Apple
get OF 52I Woodlawn avenue, Tuesday
morning. Funeral Thursday, Aug p, $50.
at the residence. a. m. St. Patrick
church Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited. KIRBY-DINN SERVICE.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Officers and members of Indianapolis
lodge No. II. this is to advise you OF
the death OF Brother JOHN R. BUNDY.
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Thursday. 2 p. m. Mem
hers who can please attend.
SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY, Dictator.
WM ANDERSON. Secretary.
TRY TINES WANT aDs FOR BUSINESS
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND. 2234-3-rm. kitchenette apt
priv. bath. porch. entr. Call after 5 ?. m
ALABAMA. n. ls3s-Front apt. large
porch: splendid living room. nice kitchen.
SELLEFONTAINE. lsl0-Two costly furn.
nm: mod: pr; ent.: garage he. 4II4.
BELMONT. S. lll4-3-room double. heat.
light. gas turn. gar: S. Nk BE. llll-W.
BROADWAY. $50 connecting. mod. front
BELLEFCNTAINE. 1881 large front
kitchenette upstairs. Sc; ] mod. single
Sleeping outside room. ST. Ri 2lI3
BFIIEFONTATNE. Ii3i-2-room mod. apt.
overstuffed. piano. sink: $3.50. Ri. 2069.
sleeping rms. board opt. porch. Ia. 40lo.
COLLEGE. 1872 large, airy rms: fully
equipped. clean. comfortable. Ri. 1868.
EAsT-Near Tech. ? modern rms. ryivate
entrance. garage opt. Oh. 5566.
EASTERN AVE. 54s-Furnished bedrm.
apt. strictly mod. Frigidaire. Oh. 46I2.
EAST. ia N: mod housekeeping apt;
everything furnished. II. 99l2.
EAST-l0i n Rilev: attractive. 3-rm. apt.
earace. Adults. II. 1855.
SUITE Of Housekeeping rooms. first floor:
sink. hot and cold va: reduced. RI. eol6,
HAMILTON. N. iT-5-room cottage. rear.
partly furn: S.
ILLINOIS SIS N.-Torely front rms
rsnse: $3.50 UP Child welcome.
Illinois. r.. iT44-Nice large modern rm.
everything furnished. Ha. so92-R.
LEXINGTON. f47i-Nlcely furn. nod I'm.
sun parlor. kitchen: private entrance.
Ms. 3zla W.-FRoHT APT LIVING Raz.
AND kITcHENETTE. HA. ss7s-W.
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AUTO CHECK UP WEEK
inclusive The
headlights wheel alignment windshield
dependable garages put your
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South
West

1921 S. LYoNs-5 rooms. splendily built;
new paper and paint; full basement; large
lot; furnace; fenced for garden and
chickens; eiS5y terms. Garage. Ri 831l
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express
our sincere thanks to relatives, friends
and neighborS for their kindness and
sympathy shown during the illness and
demise of our beloved wife and mother,
Fannie z. Teller. Especially do We thank
the Rev. Nj Bsnting. the singers. Walter
L Blasengym. funeral director. and each
and every one for their beautiful floral
tributes (Sienedl THOMAS TELLER.
HUSBAND. JOHN CHARLES. HAZEL,
AND BERTHA HARRISON. CHILDREN.
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Coal and Wood

KINDLING WITH EACH TON
UNION ICE AND COAL co.
1910 Bluff road. DR.. 4621
FREDERICK COAL co.
so1-s99 Beecher St. DR.. 1902.
MTNTER-MTDDLEToN FUEL co.
Quality Coal.
DR.. 300.
Business Opportunities
HOTEL-76 rooms IS priv. baths: cleared
$1,000 last wear Bargain or trade for
real estate. Russo. Ri. 9210.
SUPER service and filing station, with
parking lot for 200 cars. Ha. 3798-R
WAREHOUSE space by the. month or
permanent lease. Meier Electric and Ma
chine Co.. 1928 E. Washington. II. 1851.
ROOMING HOUSE. N. Pennsylvania: good
income; terms. Ii. 3726.
ROOMTNG HOUSE. IA rooms. 807 N. Capt.
toll. Terms. owner, Ri. 6918.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE AT REASON
ABLE PRICE. 1904 E. WASHINGTON.
BOOMING HOUSE, rooms; near Real
Silk; for sale or trade. Ii. 6o4S.
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Suburban for Rent
Houses for Sale

SEE agent. Stop eia. Rockville Rd.; ? new
houses. garden. chicken park.
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Store-Ofice Supplies

TYPEWRITERS- All standard makes new
and used portables Dalton adding ma
chimes Rentals. repairs and typewriter
supplies AMERICAN WRITING MA
CHINE CO.. 1877 N Meridian St. Board
of Trade Bldg; Ii 1922
ALL used machines. some noiseless. at SIS:
others s2S up, ~ AddresSograp5 plates plates re- re-
2o5 Mass. Ave. Ii. 9470.
LATHE5. wall cases. counters. shelving
and lumber. 800 w. Washington st.
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In MemOriam Notices

III HANh'OA Ae'A'
IN MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
Of my darling wife. JULIA DRAKE. who
departed this life years ago today
Aug. 10. 1927
Sadly missed bv
MOTHER. DAD and HUSBAND.
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Situations Wanted Male

ELECTRIC shoe operator and hat renova-
tor with equipment. Call 3321-23 E.
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Household Goods
ICF R0VES
Musical instruments

BEAUTIFUL Kurtzmann upright, wonder
full vaIuc: merely paw small balance due.
terms II desired vikings" 100 z. Ohio
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North

1914 n. KEYSTONE AVE.
GET our IN THE OPEN
Five-room modern bungalow with sun
parlor. hardwood floors. two lovely bed
ance $40 q month. owner Hu. $3.50.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

5-ROOM cottage; good we'll. cleo; garage
side drive: back yard fenced: 81 ,450 mort
gage Railroad Mems Loan. Sell or trad
for car Inquire 49l7 Hovey
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
Home-Making Helps
By ELEANOR ROSS

that can be prepared considerably IN
advance will reduce last minute cook
cry. Cold dishes are easier TO serve
than hot ones. And IL there is only
one hot course. the plates can be
kept hot until required-and this is
the one course that does require
careful service.
Many foods lend themselves 20
easy service-meaning that they can
be prepared hours in advance and
keep well until ready. Aspics are
a great help. They may be prepared
tine morning or the night before the
dinner. placed in the refrigerator and
unmoulded just before needed. An
aspic OF fish, meat. eggs. or vege-
tables may be used either as an
entree or. left in the whole large
shape when unmoulded and sur
rounded by a bed OF lettuce and
other greens and garnishes. makes a
most attractive dish, 10 he served al
table very gracefully by the hostess.
Dry canapes. OF caviar. flaked cold
fish and pimientos. sardines. olives,
or sausages. are asy to prepare.
keep and serve either as n first
course or with cocktails. II foods are
chosen with the idea OF how much
service they need. not merely for
their effect. the hostess may serve a
complete dinner without having 20
rise and change plates more than
twice.