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Gen. Robert Patterson
Is Attending Medical
Association Meeting
Gen. and Mrs. ]. E. Fochct
Are Moving to Edgcnoor,
Md, Tomorrow.

The surgeon general United States
Army, Maj. Gen. Robert U. Patterson
will join Mrs. Patterson the middle of
the week after attending the Southern
Medical Associations Convention.
Maj. Gen: James E. Fechet, U. S. A.,
and their daughter Miss Harriet Todd,
from the house at 2916 Twenty-ninth
street where they have lived for some
time to the house at 5625 Moorland
Lane at the corner of Wilson lane in
Cdgc:?oor, Md
MS. Ecn =. Tullc~, W. OF the Gem
-ncndont c: the Marine Corp Will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon in the COM
mandant's quarters at the Marine bar
racks for the first time this season.
Mrs. Fuller will observe Monday after
moons at home through the season.
Gen. Henry D. Todd, jr., Mrs. Todd
Maj. Frederick w. Boye and Mrs.
are established in the apartment in the
Woodley at 1851 Columbia road, which
they have taken for the season.
Maj. Frederick w. Boye and Mrs.
Boye of West Point, N. Y, who were
guests last week of Mrs. James j.
O'Hara, are guests of Mrs. John Buch-
anan in Warrenton, Va, over Sunday
Maj. Glenn Wilhelm, and Mrs. Will
holm will have as their guests ove- the
week end of December 5, Maj Dean
Hucnutt, and Mrs. Hudnutt who will
come from Fort Hoyle, Md.
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Maj. Carl Halla, and Mrs Halla spent
last week end in Richmond.
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Maj. and MRS. Arthur Edmon Brown,
accompanied by their two small chill
dren. Helen Britain and Arthur Ed
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Mrs. Hoover always has an over
flowing leaf in her date book, but in
stead Of showing the ennuf that would
usually attend such a strenuous eX-
t.sence. she is so charmingly natural
End bright and SO interesting and in
t-rested that every one who meets her
goes away charmed. For the various
groups she receives in the White House
there is always some especially de-
, lightful little story to carry away, and
slast week when a small group Of wom-
zen representatives of all parts OF the
iiHountry were received and several chill
kdren accompanied them, Mrs. Hoover
was particularly cordial.
When a little girl was introduced as
Jane, the First Lady smiled broadly
end told her she liked the name-that
81 was we'll worn name in her family
!. started, she said, with favorite
Funt Jane, and then namesake came
rlong whom they dubbed Jenny. Fur
ter on in the family another little girl
arrived, who was named Janet, and the
fourth little girl was dubbed Jean.
1aughingly, Mrs Hoover said she Won
dered just how they would change the
good, old-fashioned name for the fifth
arrival.
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That little morning reception was on
che day Mrs. Hoover entertained at
luncheon for Miss Anne Butler, daugh-
ter Of Associate Justice and Mrs. Pierce
Butler and her fiance, Mr.. Edward K.
Dunn, whose marriage takes place
Tuesday in the home Of Justice and
MRS. Butler, with Mgr. Buckley of st.
Matthews Church officiating. Then
there was a cabinet luncheon for Mrs.
IIoover-one of those delightfully."- in
formal affairs given on boat while
they floated down the Potomac. There
vas an automobile trip to Baltimore,
where she was a guest at a welfare
Ginner, and other things to fill in the
rest of her waking hours.
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And with all of this activity, Mrs.
Hoover still found time to send some
of her Indian treasures and relics to
the Exposition Of Indian Tribal Arts. to
open at the Grand Central Art CAL
berries In New York December !. Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Senator and Mrs. Robert d. Carey
will again be at the Hay-Adams this
Winter. They will return to Washing
ton the first of next week from their
home in Wyoming.
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Senator and Mrs. Tom Connolly are
opening their apartment at the High
lands, having returned to the city from
Texas Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

guests OF the 1atter's father, the
Ambassador at Washington, for several
weeks en- route to California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Senator Royal s. Copeland IS visiting
his father, Mr.. R. P. Copeland, in his
home In Michigan and will return to
washington in time for the converting
of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Senator and Mrs. Otis F. Glenn have
opened their home, 2A25 California
street.. They returned fcc.a their Iii
aois homo scyc-al week. ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Senator and Mrs. Lynn J. Frazier
have been in the Capital since Septem-
Der and are at their home, 6629 First
street.
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Se12tor ard NJ. L. j. Dickinson
= o.?c~cd g. e- - n IL
c-- e.: S-?c-::,,----,, {: r.c....---
i ter k-rne in A,c-.c, Icv~,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Senator and Mrs. Clarence C. Dill
arrive this week from Spokane, Wash,
and will open their suite, at the Presi-
dential upon their return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Senator Duncan q. Fletcher win az
rive from Florida Tuesday, December J.,
and join Mrs. Fletcher, who Is at their
apartment, at 21o1 Connecticut avenue.
which they recently leased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Senator w. j. Bulcw CT South D.
l-o.a is making his hcmo ct Harvard
-icH.
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SITUATION-MEN.

Persons advertising for situations
Wanted" are harmed to exercise
careful Investigation OF persons Of
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HELP-MEN.

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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FRENCH, sINGLY Or IN, GLASSES. DAY pay
or evening; tutoring "; ALEXANDER laoO
Girard st. NV. Col. 1884,.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. Elk
pert lady instructreSs and licensed men in
structors Call Conover 2I28 II st. NV,
West 3O68
MODERN INSTRUCTION IN JAZZ, PoPU-
lar music piano, tenor banjo. SoXophone,
clarinet. drums, Hawaiian steel guitar Violin
uke. etc. Instruments furnished low as Csc
weekly. Orchestra training. professional
engagements secured for our graduates. Tap.
sa AND BAN aona stGdes Of Music and
Dance. 1928 l4th st NV. Adams 1885
FRENCH GENTLEMAN. NATIVE, WILL
teach you interesting French lessons at your
home evenings. Reasonable price. Address
JAZZ. POPULAR MUSIC IN 20. LESSONS
piano saxophone. banjo. etc free lessons
4s oH ts buy e. 6s Fss
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE at Lauriers. the
correct TnSyc end get prssoSticsi sHipsTlenGs
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AUCTION and contract bridge. Private and
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TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATING,
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"oNE MONTH AT BoYD's is EQUAL TO
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saving OF time. larger salary check for you;
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. 1888 (opp. Fox.
Nat. 0700.
OPPORTUNITY BIRDIE REEVE. FASTEST
typist, mental wonder and stage celebrity,
will teach you her secrets. 1915 Mass. NV.
BEAUTY CULTURE, $3.50 COURSE NOW
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ton. WASH. ACADEMY BEAUTY Gull
TURE. Greenes Bldg, 18th and X
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT AND EASY
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YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MEN.
Two married men of good ap-
pearance wanted for sales work
in our Radio division.
Unusual opportunity for men
with knowledge of radio.
Also openings for two mex
perienced men who are willing
10 learn.
Applicants will be interview
ed at 10 am. Monday by Mr..
Riley. 4th floor, Potomac Elec-
trio Appliance Co., 18th and c
SITS. NV.
MAN of neat appearance salts
fed to work 8 hours every day
at wages of approximately So
per day. Apply Monday morn
ing 9:30 am, Room 307, OBS +
st. NV.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

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ing in Alexandria, to handle boys evenings;
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MEN AND WOMEN-0uick cash returns
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tracts. Fulton r. Gordon, owner, PEG. ms.
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BEAUTY PARLORs.
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GRADED DICTATION, so. so. 100. 100.
Glasses for special students. day or evening
MI. PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES
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HELP-MEN.
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OUR Bird ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL WAS
such a success we have decided to continue,
A free shampoo with every marcel or finger
wave. Mon. Tues. Wed. of each week. Alex
ander Beauty Shop, 1902 National Press
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CLOTH AND FUR COATS REFINED, s4i
fur coats repaired. 1855 Fuller st. NV.
Col. 6812.
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PLAY BRIDGE EVERY WEDNESDAY
evening with the GET ACQUAINTED
CLUB; s pm. PaTkside Hotel. 1885 Eye st.
NV. Admission. Is cents Cash prizes.
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STREET. AFTERNOON AND EVENING
gowns a speciality; coats refined and altera-
tions; formerly with q leading merchant;
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MENU you want a wonderful opportunity
10 make SIS profit q day and get new Ford
sedan besides. srnd me your name imIne-
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MEN sd 70 cOmpIete AaIeh Iuiet, on eIgy
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REDUCING-IO TREATMENTS, SIS; CABINET
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MEN, Catholic; national organization is
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men: city and road. Call Monday, Tuesday
or wednesday. to 10 or TO 8, Room 1910,
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DIAMONDS, PLEDGED FOR $4,000; WANT
money, can use 1t Immediately at an advan
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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also women and once help. References ex-
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NURSE, practical, for invalid or conva-
descent, companion or housekeeper for lady;
no encumbrances; references. Col 1881.
NURSE. practical. for convalescing patients.
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ENGINEER.

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also references. Address Box 277-K, Star
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PERSONAL.
LEA.Aa..n.LA


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WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
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Co otfeTs comPlsts general sSars and ., Ell.
Ioa As ttis as 49, Morie a,sc hhsSi Sss,lt
may b. had from chambers for SIS In case
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to operate dining room and soda fountain il
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DIAMONDS, PLEDGED. FOR s2.5o0; WANT
money, can use 1t Immediately at an advan-
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CLUB: s pm. Parkside Hotel. 1885 Eye ST.
NV. Admission. Is cents Cash prizes.
REDUCING-IO TREATMENTS, SIS; CABINET
Turkish baths, baking cleo. treatments; re-
STREET. AFTERNOON AND EVENING
gowns a speciality; coats refined and altera-
tions; formerly cio With pIa. "a leading merchant
CONVALEscENTs, AGED AND INvAIIps
given excellent care in nurses own lovely
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COATS refined, 50 AND So REMODEL
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CLOTH AND FUR COATS REFINED, 81;
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THE AMERICAN FURRIER is NOW To-
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SURPRISING HOW REASONABLE WE RE-
! finish old floors shellacking, waxing, paper
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The Washington times., 1931-07-14
$4.85
GROUP TOSTUDY
COUNTY AUDIT

The Montgomery County Civic
Federation. which, with bank
officials of the county, has been
asked by the Montgomery county
commissioners to prepare a list of
IL nationally known public
accountant firms, from which one
can be picked to audit the
accounts of the county for the
past Is years, has called a meet
ing of its executive and advisory
committee for tomorrow night at
the National Press Club, to con-
slider the request.
George H. Hunter, president of
the Montgomery County Ma
tional Bank. at Rockville, is
making a canvas of the bankers
to determine date suitable to
the whole group for a meeting at
which their list will be discussed.
The commissioners recently
ordered an audit to restore conf
dence in the credit of the county,
which has been subject to attacks
by opposing political factions.
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sun dodger, was on hand and
a number of other playboys, in
Guiding Benjamin Cohen. formerly
of the Chilean Embassy staff,
and according to the Girl Friend,
the best tango stopper in Wash
ington. The G. F. reads the So
ciety columns and keeps me
posted on such items of interest.
$500 Blown In
Everyone was shooed home at
1890 o'clock but the G. F.
phoned this morning she had
heard the band stayed around
later and played a few special
numbers for Mr.. Luttrell.
With the bankrOlI in mind, we
had planned to make the LIE
Paradis minimum charge of 81
each our limit, with four bits for
the waiter, thus making our
large evening cost $3.50. But I
developed a yen for steak
sandwich and she fell for a
fruit salad, so between us we
ran our check uD to "2.7O and
the four bits for Little Joe made
a grand total of $3.50.
I was glad enough to call it a
day at 1890, although the G. F.
sighed a bit when we picked up
our wraps (yes, We needed 'em)
to leave.
Canoe Cost Dollar
My day had begun at 9 o'clock.
as l had decided my first vaca-
ton splurge would be to over
sleep. After breakfast I rolled out
to Georgetown and hired a canoe
setting me back 81 and, after
donning my bathing suit. padded
The Washington times., 1931-07-14
Dismissed Census
Workers Are out

Employees of the Census Blu
reau who we're dismissed last
week for leaving their offices and
going outside to take smoke
smoking being forbidden in the
temporary building-are going to
stay dismissed.
Officials of the bureau have
turned deaf ears to all suggestions
of reinstatement, feeling that an
example must be set and the At
employees found outside the build
ing by Chief Clerk Arthur j.
Hlrsch were summarily separated
from the rolls. Rules forbid an
employe leaving his desk during
working hours except on official
business. Rules also forbid smok-
ing within the building.
The Washington times., 1931-07-14

A street improvement program
involving $4,000 and the paving
of five streets has been approved
by the Mayor and Council, of
Hyattsville, Md. A contract for
the work to be completed within
four months was awarded to a
Baltimore firm last night.
Streets to be paved and lined
with concrete sidewalks are
Grove. Block, Phillips. Bayly and
Wine Avenue. Approximately
5000 feet of roadway will be
laid.
A committee to cooperate with
officials of the George Washing
ton Bicenntennial was appointed
by Mayor L. L. Gray. Those
named were T. D. Jarrel, DR.. P.
F. Brookens, and A. C. Moon.
The Washington times., 1931-07-14
CARS MAY
BE OUTLAWED,
DEALERS TOLD
Commissioner Eynon Utters
Warning at Ocean City, Nd;
Gov. Ritchie Guest Tonight

OCEAN CITY, Md. July IA
warning that the day may come
when the people, tired of reckless
driving and automobile accidents.
will demand that manufacture
of cars capable of excessive speed
shall be stopped, was uttered
here today by Benjamin @.
Eynon, Pennsylvania motor We
hicle commissioner, in an address
before the convention of the
Maryland automobile dealers. In
jury to the auto industry will
follow, he said.
Commissioner Eynon said deal
ers sometimes overlook that dis
elimination tempered with judg-
ment is the better part Of sales"
He inquired if dealers do not
forget to look into the capablllty
of the operator in making sales,
but admitted that the average
dealer does have care for public
safety. But he admonished:
"NO one denies that the
DECWCkSS uASbAAACAS SAAAW SSSA~"~~
keepers, in a large measure,
brought the prohibitOry laws
upon themselves, and we may
vet see the day when Mr..
Average Citizen will demand
legislation to prohibit the build,
ing of motor cars in excess OF
certain speed and will force
the enactment of so many
harassing laws as virtually to
disgust the owner with his
ownership, This may sound
radical, but it is a thought for
the future. BY intelligent dis
tributiOn the dealer can help
us to reduce the speed of
"speed maniacs," "rOad hogs"
"fIivver bOObS" and Others"
Gov. Albert C. Ritchie will be
the guest speaker at the annual
banquet tonight.