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Evening star., 1932-04-03

Upper left: Miss Ruth Howe, Wash
instoi1 giri who attended the bachelors
cotillion at Fairfax.
Center: Miss Elizabeth Rust of Alex
andria, an admired dancer at the Fair
fax cotillion.
Upper right: Miss Sarah Harrison of
Leesburg who led the bachelors cotll-
lion at Fairfax. Va, Easter Monday
night with Capt. James sidney Douglas.
Lower left: Miss Randolph Richard
son of Fairfax, Va, who led the cotii-
lion there Monday night with Mr.. Stir
ling Harrison as her partner.
Lower right: Miss Betty Craighill of
Leesburg, present at the Fairfax cotil-
lion Easter Monday.
Underwood Photographs.
ball room Of the Willard Friday eve
ming. The party had seats in the box
of the president Of the society, Mr.
Fielding M. Lewis.
Assistant Secretary of state and Mrs
Francis White are expected to return
today from Hot Springs, where they
have been through Easter week with
Mrs. whites father, Mr.. Benjamin H.
Brewster, jr., of Baltimore.
The Assistant Postmaster General
Mr. w. Irving Glover, is attending the
National Aircraft Show In Detroit. He
will visit Chicago before returning to
washington April 8.
The chief of the protocol division of
the State Department and Mrs. Warren
Delano Robbins have had with them
through Easter week their sons, Mr..
warren Delano Robbins, jr., and Mr..
Edwin Robbins, who will return to
their studies at Harvard University this
week.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Senator James r. Byrnes has been re-
Joined by Mrs. Byrnes. who spent some
time In South Carolina.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Representative and Mrs. Hampton P.
Fulmer were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion M. Clark at the Easter ball of
the Virginia State Society in the grand
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Miss Jean Peoples, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howell Peoples. will leave this
evening for Asheville, N. c.. to visit
Miss Margaret Rogers. Miss Helen
Peoples is spending the week end at
Annapolis.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Mr.. H. H. Mills of scarsdale, N. Y.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert English have
arrived In Washington from Budapest,
Hungary, and are stopping at the
Carlton. Mr.. English is connected with
the American embassy at Budapest
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Mrs. Georges Napoleon Eustathopulo
of New York, who has recently re-
turned from an extended stay in
Greece, will arrive in this city to-
morrow and will be the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs Henry Trevor Cook,
at the Westmorelsnd, for some days.
Mrs. George Earle Gelm of New York
will also be the guest of her mother
Mrs. Cook. motoring down with Mrs.
Eustathopulo.
Evening star., 1932-04-03
Mrs. Stimson to Go
With Secretary to
Geneva This Week

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Evening star., 1932-04-03
Mu sical Friends of
Late Speaker of House
Plan Fitting Memorial

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-04-03

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams have with them
the formers brother and sister law,
MIR and Mrs Arthur Adams, who came
to spend Easter.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey P. Carter
and their three children and Mr.. and
Mrs. James F, Pierce and their young
son, James F. Pierce, jr., are at the
Chamberlain. Old Point Comfort, Va.
Evening star., 1932-04-03
Only Two Large Events
Are on Social Calendar
This Week for First Lady

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Evening star., 1932-12-18
sAIE-ArroMoRu.ES.

st ss: as's. ssSs s'Rss's & sss
st. NV.
oLDeMoBTiE SEDAN Ieas-rnisned IN
maroon; practically new tires. Good for
!; :ssy terms s., essshia Service. iiss sdiA
oLDsMoBILE CABRIOLET. ia3S-SN 3eVn.
slg per mo; sport car. IN excellent condi.
ten; sSSs fan5an,eed s,S 2, Warrington Motor Co.
0LDsMosI1x DE LIKE SEDAN .IssI-
seat covers MOI scratch OF bump on n.
terms. rohanka Service. 1876 Goth ST. nv,
oLpsMoBTiE COACH. iaea-Fsnished in
sooa Ser sh: sop osy .sa oter sss term,
Pehanka Service. ll26 soth ST. NV. Dist
PACKARD|seveTal very nne values are
listed IN cur stock OF IS used cars II yoU
are interested IN hiHh-Trsoe transportation
visit our great display Of suaranteed trans-
sa,isr. Inc M 9fss champl.n ntaa al q m Col sos0
r5;SKARD s;sls,a 2 las sEDAS s1esssesssT @ slas
trades. Shepherd 2l5asJ
PIERCE-ARRow. Packard and fint car buy
ers are invited 10 attend our present show.
ms o! fine cA:s-Paokards. in seesnS road
sters and coupts- IS fine values are Of
, m. lee D Butler Inc, 9Is5 champlsin
sTUDEBAKER '3a DE luxe SPORT; 5000
miles; excellent condition throushout. $3.50,
can finance. Shepherd S344-J-
sTUDEBAKER SEDAN. Al DfcTATCR-s-
Cyl. sturdy. quiet motor. unblenlished paint
beautiful uSce and out. Buy this fine little
car aao release yourself OF motorinE worries.
Lee d Butter. :I55 Chsmpla!E 81. Col. Sd5u
VIKING. 1880 SEDAN Al conaitlon
,hroushout; $500. Callaa Motors, Inc. 1929
wILLYs-Brsnd- la33 wiIlts road
SER, never driven. nov s3s;. delivered 10
YOU, while they last SOS down and g So
per week, every ca. IS b-anc-nev and fully
guaranteed. This is Americas creates new
car sale Seoans aIG coupes slightly hisEer.
Come today. M!d-C!ty Sales Company. III
l4th 81 NV.
wILLYs- s-B,and-ntv 1888 WHY'S 9 road
steT. never driven. nov S3sf delivered 90
you. while they last SOS down a.. Az
Euarapieed.. This is Americas sTeaiest new
car sale. SeesrS elo coGpes slightly higher
Come today. Mld-Ciiy Sa!es Company, i7ll
l4th ST. r ".
WIILYS-KNIGHT SEDAN-6-cylindeY. A.
wheel brakes: t-e Condition. runs Ike new
take sS5: hsye title Adams 3@o2-w Is.
WILIIS-SSu credit on q rev car .or sale
for Ssa Col. 6o@7.
wILLYs-KNIGHT sEDAN, lp2S-Beauti!ul
sreen DEco finish, black tim. Almost like
new. VIII s.ye some one many miles o:
down. bsianee nonth;y Pohanka se.vie..
lI.6 goth s., nv. DIST. al4l
cHERNER MOTOR co II ve have not sc-
vs.i!Sed the car you are looking for come
N and see one o. the fines: Useo-csr dis
plays IN the city and pick one out for your
sell. CEerner. .sl "a ave. Z "
Evening star., 1932-12-18

WILLYS-B!ano-ntv 1893 WHY'S 9 road
ster. never driven. nov S3sf deliveret. 60
per week, every Is braro-nev and fully
guA!snteed. This is Americas sTestest new
car sale. SedsrS slo coTpes slightly h.Ehsr
Come today. Nle-C!ty SsIes Company, l1lI
81
Evening star., 1932-12-18
Gas A\GES

Priced to sell for cash al tremendous saw
ires All STYLES and sizes: b-acG-nev fac
tory samples Capitol Gas Ranse Co. 3rd
fioor ql7 18th ST NV.
Evening star., 1932-12-18

FCRDS-Ia30. 1891 coupes Tu6ors. For
doEs arG paae;ons - Q! them 70 choose
from: al record.tioneS. road tested ard
absolutely Eaera0tee6- some with ooTp.e:e
new factory paint ;oos and new tires. Spe-
Claliy priced al SIaO Up, orlv S6S down
NeNE Nn-L ave
Evening star., 1932-12-18

FCpO VICTORIA. l93l-Cnristmas is al
meet tere ! an 81 dressed up tcr Christ
IraS-I have every thing on me from soup 10
Evening star., 1932-12-18

CHEVROLET COACH 193I-S35 down.
SIS. 80 per mo; this Car is like new in every
way and guaranteed 90 days. Warrinstcn
Motor Co, 2u35 18th 81 NV
Evening star., 1932-12-18

FORD vs. SEDAN. 1877 have a ped.-
eree 7 was owrec by an o.oer OF the com
parE. : hope tAs- my next owner Will
t-eat ne s. vel Buy me .or S595.' Cher
Ce-. l-N' Fa ave =
Evening star., 1932-12-18

WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN-6-cylinder, l.
wheel brakes; fre condition. -uns Ike neu
take SS5: have title Adams 3%o3-w is.
for sos
Evening star., 1932-12-18

CHERNER MOTOR co II we have not az :
Te.t.Sed the car yel are looking for come
I N and see one o. the nres; Used-csr dis
plays IN the city and pick one out {or your
! sell. CEerNer. Isl Fla ave. "
Evening star., 1932-12-18

CHEVROLET SEDAN lsaO-Nev dark blue
Duco finish brand-peE tires See this for
only Sc25 terms Pohsnsa Service. ll26
oOth c n nist Q1It
Evening star., 1932-12-18
PIERCE-ARROw, Packard and fnt car buy
| hrS are inNifhd 10 itffnd nur nreSArt thnM.

ers are invited 10 attend our present show.
ms OF fine cx:s-PackRras, in secsnS road
sters and coupes. IS fine values are Of
fered st sreat REDUCTIONS. open until 10
N. Lee D. Butler. Inc, 2l55 Champlsin
ST Col s050
Evening star., 1932-12-18

GILSHAH ChTIERY-At service. imported
and Am bred Persian and Sismese studs. IA
nous for coat color and unsurpassed COLBY
type; cats and kittens for sale; small AMI
r1als boarded SSOl Ga. ave. Shep. "O59
Evening star., 1932-12-18

CHEVROLET DE LUXE COACH. 1889: al
most new: : extra wheels. trunk, spotlight.
etc. : to sell quickly. S395. Call North 4764-J.
CHEVROLET 1890 COUPE. 500. One OF
best buys in town. Rear 1916 N. Capitol.
Evening star., 1932-12-18

Christmas 404 Center St. Ballston. va
FOR SALE OR ACKNOWLEDGMENT broken
bird doG 3 years old. with papers. for "
straight-2ee beas.es. l4.inch. well broken.
Nd Phone Csritol Heishts 3l-F-:I.
Evening star., 1932-12-18

ROOMlNG & BOARDING.
Formerly sel1 .or $4,000, Price now
si.o5N, S3s1 GoEn. IS lovely rooms; large.
spac.oEs dining -ooE; 1ce furniture. Ideal
SEE Mr.. FOWLER.
Ns- Sos SOC ST wv. .
Evening star., 1932-12-18

wILLYs-KNIGH sEDAN, ip2s-Reautiiul
sreen DIeo tnish, black Tim. Almost Ike
new. VIII g.Ve some one many miles o.
ssilstsoiory service Only SIS Pay IS"
liH6 goth s., n W. Dist. ql4l
Evening star., 1932-12-18

LA SALE. little de luxe sport sedan: double
well fenoers, tires. oTislnal paint; has had
absolutely best care: Kept in heated esraee:
must sell to meet an ohlisstion before
Christmas: S1SS- Al condition through
out, Residence. 3c@@3 Adams Mil I'd.
Evening star., 1932-12-18

CHEVROLET, 1892 De Luxe Coupe: six
wheels; rumble sect. SA"5. National 94"5-
CHEVROLET COACH, late 1892; like brand
new: must sacrifice: S.ia5, terms II de-
Sirad 1eDy T. st CfArlinc Qrtc
Evening star., 1932-12-18

| HUDSON S-CYLA COACH. l93o-S5O down
Ss3 per mo; low price but excellent condi-
tioa; sO-day euarsntee. Warrington Motor
Co. H035 III 81. NV
HUDSON 6 SEDAN. I9"9-S35 Gown. SO
per mo; last MODEL SIX: looks and runs like
[ new: Al tires. guaranteed. Warrington
Motor Co nn2S I-fh 81 W
Evening star., 1932-12-18
CHEVROLET COACH. leso-slso. Bar.
cain AT n1HI-L

gain. AT. O16l-J.
CHEVROLET 80 "-6oor De Luxe Sedan
. extra wheels mounted II fender wells.
Identical to new car in app,araTce and
ready for eny demonstration. Driven about
5000 miles. Priced low at S466. Lee q.
Butler, Inc. 2l55 ChSEp!@:n It. NV Col
Evening star., 1932-12-18

SILVER PERSIAN KITTEN: unusual coat
Mrs. ]. Crawford. Garrett Park. Nd. Phone
Kelsirgton o35-R
Evening star., 1932-12-18

FRANKLIN, Series II-A 5-pass. Sedan in
excellent condition; 8 real buy al $3.50.
CsllaE Motors. Inc 1h"H NJ st NV
FRANKLIN fg|a Sedan: perfect condition
throughout; S5G5. Ca..an Motors, Inc, 1929
N St NV.
GRAHAM laS3 SEDAN-6 wire Wheels.
trunk rack. safety plate GLASS: driven 400
miles Big SAVINGS; will accept trade and
arranse terms II desired. Mr.. Deal. Potomac
Evening star., 1932-12-18

CHOICE OF THREE HIGH-CLASS. money
making tea roorn-restnurant propositions Of
tered. Investigste. Address Box 3s7. B
Evening star., 1932-12-18
sAIE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHEVROLET SEDAN. la3l-.Twin some one
buy mer feel out Of place In a Ford home
that is the reason / asked them 70 price
ave. nv.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
SALE-AUTOMOBILES

BUICK SEDAN-SSo down. balance small
monthly payments; reconditioned Al tires:
finish like new. Warrington Motor Co.. 2o35
18th st, NV.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

hombre que pelea, &c enferma,
padece Ia influenza, se embarca
y Sc prepare para otro "comba-
tie" en- tres diasi
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

flias en- su auxilio, a paso ligero
Apenas cruzamos ell pequeno co.
llado que nos separa de aquellos
camaradas, somos sorprendidos
nosotros tambien por ell frente v
por ell flanco izquierdo. A mi Ia
do esta Brabante eehando abun-
dante sansre por un codo.
Me han partido ell brazo-
exclama.
Trata de seguir hacia adelan-
te. No puede. Ell dolor lie detiene.
A pocos pasos de el. recibo un
golpe que me derriba. En- la cal
da parece que me desgarro ell pe-
.ho' Me miro. Tengo sangre en-
ei corazon, en- ell cuello. Estoy
herido. Pero jd6nde? Vow q des.
abrOcl ne la guerrero. Y no
1IIsan Eor es horrible, Pa
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
PITIISCI Y LINCOLN TRIUN
FARON EN- CLEARWATER

Clearwater, Mario 15.-En
las dos principles peleas veri-
.ficadas aqui anoche, Sam Pitts
ci y Baby Lincoln, muchachos
latinos de Tampa, vencieron a
Mickey Harrigal y Johnny Mar
tfnez, Ell primero de Belleair Y
Ell segundo de Ybor City.
Pitisci venci6 por puntos y
Lincoln puso a dormir a su opo-
nente en- ell primer asalto.
En- los preliminares Kid Col
den, de Clearwater, derrot6 a
Speedy Red, de Tampa, y Smil-
ing Henry, de Tampa, acost6 a
Florida Kid, de Clearwater.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
dad aconseja que los boxeadores

dad aconseja que los boxeadores
Sc c~omprometan a eombatir po-
niendo en- la estacada TODD ell di-
nero que les corresponds. Me-
jor explicodo. que 81 Juan pelea
con Manuel y este triunfa, Juan
salga del ring con las manos va
cias y toda la plata Sc entregue,
sin condolences, al triunfador.
Pero, con los rejuegos del pre-
sente, en- que Juan, 81 triunfa go
ma so mil, Y Manuel, 81 carga
con Ia derrosa, Sc embolsa 70
mil, lie toman la cabellera al p1-
blico y ell boxeo sigue su marcia
hacia ell abismo.
Supone Corbett que Jack Shar
key estaria dispuesto a aries
gar su bolsa en- JUNO frente al
aleman Schmeling. Mas Joe ia
cobs, Ell manager del germano,
con toda seguridad que no Sc
p~restarfa a tan edificante espec-
taculo. Primero, porque ell cam
peon estima que su pr6xima Dol
sa debe ser de $780, 900 para a.
rriba y despues, porque Jacobs
alegarfa que Sharkey es un hon.
bre inferior y por 10 tanto 81
tendria que poner a su represen
tado en- una posici6n identica a
la de Jack.
iPero la bolsa no ira COM
pleta al triunfcd dor y por 10 tan
to quedaria recompensado ell
mejor hombre ?-se preguntarS
Ell lector.
Aparentemente ST, desde e.
punto de vista de los fieles, pc
70 I'm director de campeones no
puede descender a tales arreglos
y sobre TODD cuando de hacerle
muecas la victoria tendrfa que
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

salir del cuadrilatefo con las
manos en- los bolsillos y confe-
sando a sus amigos: iQue est1pi
do he side! iSacrificar la holsa
segura por la esperanto de apo
derarme del botin del contrariol
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

rece que me han dado IN hacha-
20 en- Ell hombre, hundiendo 81
hacha hasta dentro. La sangre
afluye. Me TOGO, palpo, pero de-
Siento pasos. Voces. Alguien
produce I'm dolor intense, Me
echo, me estoy quieto. Aun ash
me duele terriblemente. Los hue
SOB deben estar hechos anicos,.
Brabante me llama.
D6nde, d6nde?-me pre-
gunta.
Pero no puedo contestarle. FI
doior Sc agudiza. Els superior a
todas mis- fuerzas. Ne domino,
me sumerge en- I'm estado angus
tloso' La respiration Sc me COR
a. Ia vista Sc me nubla, La gar
santa Sc me cierra. Me ahogo!
Silent opasos. Woes. Alguien
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Con los Guantes

James Corbett recomienda al
'mundo del pugilismo que Sc vuel
va a los antiques dias, en- 10 que
Sc refiere a las apuestas.
Aceptando ell criterio de la
mayor parte de los crfticos Y
fiefes del pugilismo, Corbett
cree que las enormes bolsas Y
la costumbre de cazar palomas
ha originate ell desaliento que
al presente sc observa en- todas
parties.
Como remedio de la enferme-
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
DEMPSEY PELEARA EN-
CLARKSBURG

Toledo, Ohio, Mario 15.-Jack
Nempsey Sc march6 anoche ha-
cia Garksburg, w. ", donde
ofrecera una exhibition ell mi6r-
coles. E ex-campe6n pas6 la no.
che del domingo recogido, dicien
do que Sc hallaba fajo los efec-
tos de I'm ataque de influenza,
pero su estado mejor6 aver y es-
to lie hizo continuar viaje.
Dempsey terminara su viaje
de peleas faciles ell dfa 81 de mar
20 en- Detroit.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
QXEO
MANDELL ~DERROTADO
POR CAMPBELL.

Miami, Mario 15.-E! ex-cam
2e6n mundial de peso ligero,
Sammy Mandell, que ahora COM
tie en- la division welter, fue
'errotado anoche aqui por un
mnchacho local, Gus Campbell.
"andell superb a SUI oponente en-
'ilidad y acometividad, pero
'ampbell atac6 en- los 1ltimos
aaaltos impresionando a los jue-
oas.
Pesaba Mandell 154 libras y
III contrario 149.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

Y Sc matan los muy zoquetes
por ellos, para que, despues, to-
do siga 10 mismo, Mesandose lost
menos encima de los mas. La CT
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Notas de Base Ball
ADQUIRIO Ell BROOKLYN
LOS SERVICES DE JOE
STRIP Y CUCCINELLO

Los "rojos" de Cincinnati Y
los Dodgers" de Brooklyn die
ron aver aqui una gran sorpre-
sa cuando 10 directories de am
hos clubs anunciaron ell cambio
de Joe Strip y Tony Cuccinello,
dos rebeldes, junto con ell cat
cher Skuforth, por ell jardinero
Babe Herman, la tercera base
WaHy Gilbert y ell catcher Ernes
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

sahado, se enferm6 de influenza
el domingo y anocfe sali6 de via
je para pelear manana.
ASH sc nos ha communicate por
TELEGRAPH y no nos extranarfa
que manana Sc dijera que Demp-
sey habia dado una conferencia
en- New York, regresando por ae
roplano a Yves Virginia, Y fina-
lizando gu labor con dos nocauts
de "barrigones" y un discurso
a la legislature de Texas. iToda
esta velocidad es possible para un
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Sc Marcia. Solo, va diciendo :

-iSon bestias...! Los que
mandan porque mandan y los
que obedecen porque obedecen.
No tienen arreglo. Y 81 no 10 tie
men. que Sc maten y Sc pudran.
Tambien yo estallare I'm dfa v
que en- buena bora sea.
Desaparece tras de una item
da.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
D E P @ R TES
HUNT HIZO TABLAS CON
BOZO

Birmingham, Ala, Mario Is,
Babe Hunt, de Ponka City,
Oklahoma, hizo tablas en- la no.
che de aver con ell payaso Bait
ling Bozo, de Birmingham.
En- I'm anterior encuentro
Hunt derrot6 a Bozo, quien des-
de entonces aumentara de peso
y aver la diferencia entire el v ell
gigantic de Oklahoma, era solo
de Is libras, 1870 por 1876.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

FL viejo Kennedy ha agrega-
do otra attraction a su programa
del viernes pr6ximo contratando
los servicios, como arbitro. de
Arturo eel Grande" Shires, pri-
me-a base de los braves" de
Boston y ex-pugilista vapuleado.
iRelampago Saguero, campe6n
cubano-aunque por TELEGRAPH lie
arrebataron la corona-y Petey
Mike, recomendado de un mana
ger de peloteros, tendran ell no
nor de que eel gran Artura" les
sirva de referee.
iPor que no Sc invita- a Babe
Ruth a que pegue un jonron en-
la arena de Benjamin Field?
Con toda seguridad que a ESQ
no Sc opondria nj ell Relampago
nj Mike, y mucho menos Mr..
Kennedy, que anda a GAIA de a.
tracciones para su decade es-
pectaculo de West Tampa.
Babe Ruth de jonronero en- un
cuadrilatero de pugilismo y
Shires de referee harlan una ex-
celente pareja, mty atractiva
para caZar las pesetas del respe-
able 81 los muchachos de la pren
sa hacen la suave y elocuente
propaganda que Sc requiere.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
Llueve de modo torrencial

Ut HIOuO tOffenciaI.
Sc oyen unos disparos. Segui-
I'm fuego muy nutrido.
Nos asomamos al parapeto. Alta
can a un blocao Immediate a no.
sotros. Esta a unos dos kil6mA
tros. Su servicio de aguAa ha
sorprendido al realizar la
eslimos dos CON-.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
HOME FINANCING
PLAN AIDS NATION
Credit Burden Presented by
Amort1zed Repayment Sys-
tenn, League Declares.

Approximately 100000 purchasers
OF homes, with indebtedness amounting
to $4,000 100000, continued to make
payments under the amortized monthly
repayment first mortgage system, it was
reported today from Chicago by the
United States Building and Loan
League.
The country's credit structure was
saved from s2,000,000,000 additional
strain last year due to the fact that
these 100000 mortgagors were using
the amortized repayment plan, under
which loans are not subject to demand
refinancing, the league explains.
The $4,000. 100000 sum represents go
per cent Of the total assets OF the Ma
tons 1l.777 building and loan assocla-
tions, according to the latest available
figures, the report added.
Average About $500
Average size Of the home mortgages
during the past 10 years ranged from
S3.500 to $500, with an average OF
434,000 home buyers and builders being
added each year to the list OF building
and loan association home mortgagors.
A large majority Of the borrowers are
small wage earners and low income
families who buy homes Of their own
with the aid Of building and loan
financing, 1t is pointed out.
The real significance OF these small
home borrowers in the credit and ouSl-
ness picture lies in the peculiarities OF
a. Building and loan association home
mortgage William E. Best, Pittsburgh,
Pa, president Of the league, points out.
These home mortgages are mace on
the amortization plan. which allows tor
81 NA 1nDn n
the current earnings of the borrower,
explains Mr.. Best. Period allowed for
repayment of the loan ranges from
to II years, as a rule, depending
upon the size Of the periodic payments.
Safety Factor Increased
THE safety factor is increased by this
constant reduction of the amount out
standing on any particular loan. Whlle
percentage on mortgage loans to assets
rarely varies mora than two or three
per cent. up or down, new borrowers
are constantly being added to the list,
and the Indebtedness of older borrowers
is constantly reduced.
REPAYMENT at the scheduled time OF
these monthly obligations OF home bor-
roWers continues to be the most con-
spicuous feature of building and loan
general conditions so far in 1882. This
means that they are making every
effort to keep as their own the shelter
in which they already possess a sub
stantial equity"
Total assets Of the business have
multiplied three times in the past 10
years. Assets in 1921 were S2.890, 1854
62l and by January l, 1881, were
S8.828.611 925.
Savings members of the associations
who share equally in the earnings from
the home financing operations of the
business provides all Of the funds which
earnings are in the form of dividends
paid annually or semi-annually. Divt-
dends accruing from the home financ-
ing operations of the associations totaled
nearly $5OO,OOOOOO in 1881, the league
reports.
Evening star., 1932-02-06
DIR, LUMSDEN TALKS
TO GARDENS SOCIETY
"Romance Of the Rose" Is Subject
of Address Before Foxnan
Village Organization.

THE Romance of the Rose" was
outlined for the Society Of Little Gar
dens of Foxhall Village by DR.. David
Lumsden of the Department of Agrl-
culture. at the meeting Of the organiza-
ton this week at the home Of Mrs.
Alfred P. Stokes, 4449 Greenwich
parkway.
Dr.. Lumsden related the record Of
rose cultivation from earliest days to
modern rose culture, and urged lovers
Of the rose to employ the most up-to-
date methods, for which, he concluded,
the reward would be ample.
Mrs. Richard B. Westwood, presi-
dent of the society, presided. Plans
for the annual card party to be held
at the village parish hall February II,
were outlined.
The society voted adoption Of a
plaque or marker which each member
may use as means Of identifying
homes and gardens of society members.
Mrs. Stokes was assisted by Mrs. Ed
ward T. Hopes, Mrs. S. E. Loney and
Mrs L. A Puckett.
Evening star., 1932-02-06

The house pictured here has many
features of this nature. AS we ap-
proach the frcnt entrance We pass q
tagged walk and terrace planted with
choice shrubs, welcoming chimney,
with some half timber over the door,
and a gable to our left with well pro-
portioned windows ample enough to
bring plenty of light and air to the
rooms.
In the living room adjoining the fire
place is reading nook, entirely inclosed
with windows Another terrace should
be placed in the rear, back Of the liv-
ing room. From this should extend
the lawn and garden.