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, 1935-02-10
Houston Group Plans
Visit Into Valley
Especial to The Herald)

Special 70 The HeraIdl
MERCEDES, Feb. 9. - A two-day
tour of the Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley will be made by a group Of
Houston business men and manu-
facturers, according to announce
ment received by the Mercedes
Chamber of Commerce from w. N.
Blanton. vice president and general
manager Of the Houston Chamber
Of Commerce.
The goodwill tripperS will spend
March - and IA in the Valley. the
announcement stated. Except for an
overnight stop in McAllen. no other
details Of arrangements are known.
, 1935-02-10
CHESS A

The Brownsville Chess club claims
credit for bringing another resident
to Brownsville.
M. Yznaga who has been coming
here TO take part in tournaments
and informal matches with Browns
vile players, has decided to move TO
the city, according to John Hunter,
president Of the club.
, 1935-02-10
Shary Is Named To
Water Committee


MISSION, Feb 9-John II. Shary,
president Of the Texas Citrus Fruit
Growers Exchange Of Mission. has
been appointed to membership on
the use OF water resources commit
tee Of the Mississippi Valley asso-
citation
Shary, along with Senator Ken
Regan of Fl Paso, will represent the
Rio Grande watershed on the COM
mittee. The committee was organ
lied under the direction Of Roy Mil
Ter OF Corpus Christi. long promin-
ent in developing water resources Of
Texas, who pointed out in his letter
to Mr.. Shary that the federal gov
eminent has a definite plan for
full development of the states water
resources.
, 1935-02-10
Parents Interfere
With Cupid's Work

F0HENAHa " = AANNNE"T
EDINBURG. Feb. 9.-Daniel Gu
Did took a haymaker on the chin
this week when County Clerk Jack
stone received a letter from par
ents OF three Hidalgo county girls.
The letter urged Stone TO refuse a
marriage license to a certain young
man for marriage with either OF
their three daughters. So FAR. the
certain young man hasn't applied
for the license. Stones office re-
ported. Stone says he will have
plenty Of time TO worry II and when
the license is sought.
, 1935-02-10
Levee Bids Opened

SAN BENITO. Feb. 9.-The VAL
lev Dredging Co.. Of Raymondville
bid 4 .l2O on 1900 cubic yards worth
of earthwork ON the river levee about
southwest Of Progreso. Other BIDS
opened by the international Boun-
diary commission this week on this
project we're: Dodds a. Wedegartner,
Inc. san Benito. $3,3560; Q. w.
Singer and jess Wilson. BROWNSVILLE
s3.7B5.60: Joe q. Ballenger, san
Benito. S4,40O.
, 1935-02-10

MISSION. Feb. al G Polhemus.
Jr. has been taken TO Dallas for
treatment by specialists after suf-
fering a paralytic stroke early this
week. The youth was injured sever
al days ago when he fell while roll
Ter skating. His back was injured at
the time but no i'll effects were no.
ticed until this week.
, 1935-02-10
The Weather

East Texas least OF Tooth meri-
diam: Cloudy rain and local thun-
dersaualls IN southeast portion, some
what colder In south portion Sunday.
Light to moderate northerly winds
OH the coast.
, 1935-02-10
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-tPy-
'otton futures closed steady at net
POTATOES

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-tP9- U. ..
Dept. Agr.)-Potatoes. steady. sup
plies liberal, demand and trading
slow: sacked per cwt- Wisconsin
round whites US. No. /, .72h-77h;
Michigan round white US NO. 4, w..
, 1935-02-10
BOND AVERAGES

LUW-yleId D0fdS.
Sat. xl09.5:prev. day l09.4ls month
ago 1888; year ago 1881; 1885 high
1905. 1885 low 1919: 1884 high 1888:
1884 low eel: 1928 high 104.4; 1892
low S6S.
Knew 1885 high.
, 1935-02-10

Blood OF the porpoiSe is more like
human blood than that Of most ami
mails. This Sea-going mammal
shows close affinities with oxen and
pigs.
, 1935-02-10
BULLETIN

- FIRST figures, lowest temperature last
iShti second, highest yesterday; third,
wind velocity at 9 a. m: fourth. prec-
fpitation In last "a hoursl.
, 1935-02-10
RIVER BULLETIN

There will be no material change
in the river during the next "a TO
AZ hours.
, 1935-02-10
MARKETS

New York


New York
Stocks irregular: profit : taking
stems advance.
Bonds firm: secondary issues
hold gains.
Curb mixed; utilities better.
Foreign exchanges quiet; rates
narrow.
Cotton steady; lower cables;
liquidation.
Sugar steady; trade buying.
Coffee steady commission house
buying.
Chicago
Wheat higher; monetary con-
fidence strengthened.
Corn firm; sympathy with wheat.
Cattle nomlnally steady.
Hogs about steady: $3.50 down.
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK, FEB. 9.-tPl-Mark'
ed strength in preferred shares o
utility companies featured Curt
market trading Saturday.
Advances ranging from 2 70 (:
points we're made by two preferred
issues OF Electric Bond a. Share
Mohawk Hudson First Pfd, and Ma
tional Power a. Light Pfd. Common
shares Of these companies. how
ever, generally unchanged to
shade lower.
IN other sections OF the list price
movements were narrow and there
no definite trend. Minor gain
were shown by Pioneer Gold. Pitts
burgh Plate Glass. Sherwin VII
lians and Bunker Hill g. Sullivan.
, 1935-02-10
III. WORTH GRAIN

FORT WORTH, Feb. 9.-tPl-De-
mand for grain at Fort Worth as
the week closed was moderate with
receipts very light. Estimated ar
rivals Saturday were: wheat | car;
corn 10.
Delivered Texas Gulf ports. ex-
port rate, or Texas common points:
wheat number /. hard 1ll-1l2. Bar
ley number 2 nominally 9O-92;
number 3 n0minally 1891. Sorg-
hum number 2 milo per 100 pounds
nominally 2l5-lS; number 3 NOM
inally 2l3-lb. Number 2 kafir nom
inally 200-05; number 3 kafir nom
inally l9S-203.
Delivered Texas common points
Dr. group three: cor (Shelled) num-
Der 2 white Mexican l04A -l06A.
Number 2 white northern ll5A-
lI7Sa; number = yellow Il0a -lllE.
Oats number 2 red 64A -65A num-
Der 3 red 63A -64A.
, 1935-02-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 9. R-HlgheSt
prices of the week prevailed in the
wheat market during Saturdays
final transactions. with numerous
traders showing greaterconfidence
traders showing greater confidence
general.
Wheat closed firm. ga TO l So
above Fridays finish. May 81 3-8
to IL, corn SO TO ga up, May IS l-8
TO Ia. Oats SIS to / cent advanced,
and provisions varying from IL cents
decline to a gain OF 7 cents.
Reversing Fridays actions, wheat
displayed more strength Saturday
than corr did. wheat climbing TO
within a fraction Of the price that
prevailed when the gold clause first
became a market factor. This be-
havior OF wheat was the more i'm
pressive because Of being in the TACT
OF somewhat improved moisture con-
ditions for the domestic winter crop
southwest.
Corn and oats. although inclined
TO lag. we're responsive to wheat price
upturnS.
Provisions ruled irregular, govern
ed largely by the course OF the hog
market.
, 1935-02-10
STOCK

Stock averages. Compiled BY the
Associated Press. Feb. g.
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EDGE OF CITY

Is ACRES. 5-room bungalow barn. poultry
house, good We'll; 20 mi west; $3.50 cash.
bal $50 mo. HARNESS & CLINE. lIsi .
n Alabama II-q290
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II Hotels
1S Housekeeping Rooms

Offers all comforts Ultra modern note
service as low as 50 q dav $40 week
$50 Meridian LI2S5l
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REPOSSESSED!

Late model Detroit Jewel Gas Range Can
not be told from new. Used but a few
weeks weeks t., New burners pans and CRATES
lighting All porcelain. Pay only balance
due. Can be had on very low terms
PEARSON CO., INC.
1913 N Penn Open Ewes L1-5513
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical IN the city
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Car AS PAYMENT
% Sale Suburban Property

q ACRES on Road So east. Small house.
Owner 2l5l Broadway. HE-4e35
BE SURE-Ot YOUR title Demand an alb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE co
i55 f Market-st Union Title Bldg
BILTMORE, $3.50 rooms. bath. cement
porch, electricity. garage Administrator
sale for cash, $3.50 JENNING BROS
Is ACRES. 5-room bungalow: barn. poultry
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Again IN 1894 as IN i933-The Times
was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show a gain in want ads.
THE REASON-RESULTS
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LEGAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE

Stockholders annual meeting Of the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton Of officers and general business will
be held at the office Of Kingan 81 Co.. In
dlanapolis. Friday. November IS at 1000
A M. A. M Movie Secretary
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

a. M A. M Movie. Secretary.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals for construction of the
Administration Building for Indiana Uni
John ". Cravens, Secretary Of the Trustees
OF Indiana University at Maxwell Hall.
Central Standard Time. on November 18th,
1885. and between said hour and u o'clock
OF the Claypool Hotel in indianapolis. In
diana. and then will be publicly opened and
read in the Club Room Of the Claypool
Hotel az indianapolis. Indiana.
The work to be constructed as per plans
ana ana Speclhca IONS prepared by Granger 81
ATenlLectS consisting OF the
Verslty at Bloomington, Indiana.
,, separate BIDS Will be received on the fol-
|. General Construction.
Heating and Ventilating System.
3. Plumbing
D Elevator and Elevator Enclosures
COMPUTATION bids on two or more Of
such items NAV be made if desired
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pletely executed on proposal forms fur
rshed by the Architects in accordance with
form 96 with non-collusion affidavit re-
CURED by the statutes Of Indiana and must
be accompanied by QUESTIONABLE Form
Sod5A. St edeo Board OF Accounts for any
Each proposal shah be accompanied by
acceptable certified check made payable 70
the ORDER OF U. H Smith. Bursar Of In
DANA University. or acceptable bidders
BOND for an amount Of not less than So
Of total bid price
Contractor awarded work will be required
to furnish acceptable surety bond in
The contractor in doing the work shall
comply with the terms and cor 1itions Of
the Emergency Relief Appropria ton Act
OF Congress OF 1885 the regulations issued
pursuant thereto BY the President of the
United states and rules and equations Of
P. w. A. l79 dated july % 1895 and
amendments prescribed BY the Federal
Works.
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale Of wages
Of Chapter 3l9 Of the Acts Of General
Assembly Of Indiana Of 1885 and as ap-
proved bv the Federal Government
A certlned check. in amount Of SIS 90
payable 70 Granger 81 Bollenbacher Archi-
tects, shall be delivered when each Cen
eral Contractor receives a set of plans and
specifications. Upon return IF plans aud
| specifications TO Office of the Architects
within fifteen days after bidding date in
unmutilated condition and without any
marks or annexation. the check viii be re.
/ turned Otherwise, the deposit Will be
declared forfeited
The Board Of Trustees Of Indiana Uni
versity reserves the right 20 reject
ders Plans, Specifications. etc. are on
file at the office OF John ". Cravens. Sec
retary OF the Board OF Trustees of Indiana
University at Bloomington. Indiana. State
Board OF Accounts. indiana polls or may
Re obtained from Granger & Bollenbacher
cago, Illinois.
No bidder NAV withdraw his bid for a
the opening thereof.
THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA
UNIVERSITY.
By JOHN W. cRAVENs. Secretary.
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ApARTNeNT ReN7At eUReAO

OIIOIUt HpdI IUIFIIIs sIauIF 9IOWH IL Io%o
Indianapolis Rental Agency
rurn. and unfurn apis Free service ano
TRANSPORTATION LI-5452
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
% Houses for Sale

Is HOUSES Tor Sale
$50 CASH SIP MONTH BUYS HOME.
HORACE WRIGHT, 1856 EAST MARKET.
3-BDRM mod bung., 1901 spann-ay:
$4,000 terms Mr.. Howell HU-5274.
RI-236S
SPEEDWAY BUNG. 5 rms. mod; $1,000:
small down payment Mr. Newman. HUI
6483. ALLISON REALTY CO., REAL
TORS RI-236S.
DOUBLE. s25OO-Clear: modern except fur
mace; fireplace. double garage. paved
street; 5000 down S23 month rent s14
SIDE l3t-l26 CrNNd-St 1rNinCtNr
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IL Wanted-Male or Female

WANTED Men and Women for Kennedy
Food Routes in indianapolis and Marion
County No experience necessary.
Steady employment. Good pay. Write
immediately for free Details and Sample
Kennedy Foods Dept 100 Kokomo. Ind
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Ia Situations Wanted
INSTR UCTI0 MS

BE beauty operator; pay as you learn
Royal Beauty Acad.. 40l Roosevelt bldg.
DIESEL TRAINING Investigate. NATION
AL positive method favorable terms,
conditions Box K-4103 Times
PLENTY of positions open for those who
can qualify Better yourself by attend
ing night school. CONSOLIDATED
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Bird floor Roose-
welt Bldg RI-9535
ENTER Nov. 4-Day or Evening. A con-
venient and appropriate time, for those
who are ready to start their courses.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Archi-
tects and Rmllders Rldn LI-8337.
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5room bungalow: newly painted and pa
pereo. electric lights. Well ~arage 2 lots
604 S. Woodrow. y SQUARE n Of National
I'd 450o west. Price $780, on easy terms
Call FRAZEE. LI-2Sis
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r E N T AIS
16 Furnished Rooms

=, ,,r,,r,rr,l>-, ,oec o,>.,.sa.ot,lo t.o,,,
room gdnfema 1pO' preferred parking
snaCe WA -9820J
'p'''' " q -1'''-'
81 5orl49 w 9TH-ST.u-,Loyely room next
oath. steam neat not water
ALABAMA oo52 Furniebod room with
toilet and lavatory, private home gar
ALABAMA, ~. 500 Large room. Lght
b e4S''F rS SlfG42o '''0e 4'eA'
DnG,1,,1,v aooo ,,.-,...,,, .-.........-
redned home. congcnial GIRL Everv con-
venience HF-2472
CApporIroNI oot9 ,,,,.,,..,,,a ,i,,,,,.. .,.,,;
double: lovely modern room rooms 9t HE-22i7
1,,,,t.,,r,,r o,oo 49,, -. -
CENTRAL, cheerful 'front.' Eoom
COUPE or girls nome privileges ooaIo
op.loi.@''
GEN IRAL, -9Uz Large front twin oeuS'
extra closet employed garage OPP
e-, ,IoL',. nuiot9
CHESTER, 4O9 N.-Nlce front room, prl-
Vate home good heat, Kitchen prlvl-
1p ITgV s. ~ 90 No.. I'm.
CQLhE('E front room o9 q0os
fIIN"le entrance. FCe8"oIdole Hi-lS'''
COLLEGE, 2238, Apt. Large room next
Dali ~ 'I I5F ,, n9ule' Sle'il "e"'. Ne"-
Sohaole. hE-5'9o.
rdo, Q Nicely d IuIi boat
RnaSopahin PT-485o i'0'''' 1'' AZ ''
NeaSoI.d"'e. Hl-so'9'
ILLINOIS; I90l N.LHlEn-tVpe IRONY 9ou55
PIE, iuil PEGS, Closets steam Kennel
49, W 80 :,
NEW JEItSE4. Z5u2 ~ ,oo room IN
NEW YORK, E.. 4t414---LIaTge front room;
ileges. IR-3O85
PENNSYLVANIA N. 2220-Front room.
next bath. downstairs. private home;
reasonable. HA-3242-M.
PLEASANT RUN-BLVD, E. 118-Room in
private home with Kitchen privileges.
SALEM. 34l2-- Sha;e home with employed
lady; PRIVILEGES. lower duplex Inves-
tigate HA-4672-M
WASHINGTON 1889 E. No. 4-Weu fur
ment: 50 So Inquire afternoons. eve
nings.
WINTHROP 3838mNice room private bath
WA-I7o8
wOODprrrF pr TIA w nv Warm front
downstairs room com. STUDIO e9qch hot wa
WOODRuFP PLACE 957. NJ DR.-Large
fnt 80, go bo+ ;,,+ tro,c 81
tU.lC ioq b fEoa t Gnu
25RD W. rs Near Illinois attractiye
man. HA-23Se
BOTH. l24 E-Attractive front room priv
ate home: privileges: breakfast OPTIONAL
Ie'SohaoIe- IA -
NEAR TECH-Nice room. adjoining bath;
in family. good heat Reasonable. CHI
5i27.
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CEN hAL 40 ELI1-95i DelaTare'
NVN o.engig als 0N'S'Oe 'oo'iS
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NEW PALACE HOI Eli n new Jersey
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yro,Ir,
HOTEL ANlLERS
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So 5o-149 w. 9TH-ST Lovely room, next
bath Steam heat Hot water.
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So Radios, Musical Instruments

HOWARD radio distributors. VANs1CKLE
RADIO, "a w. Ohio-st
NEW Zenith Philco and Grossly radios
Terms as low as 81 week.
ECONOMY RADIO SHOP 245 E. Wash.
NEW VIOLIN OK
outfits ..... ........... 49,. y 4 =
Pearson Co.. Inc. 1913 N Penn
NEW used radios refrIgerators. washers
PAUL KERR, % N Temple Open ewes.
HANDMADE PIANO 600 az
ACCORDIONS .... tpAO. 30
PEARSON Co Inc. 1913 N. Penn
JESSIE FRENCH JR BABY GRAND. s.
tube. pre- owned. S12.50 L. S. AYRES g.
co. RADIO DEPT. 18th floor
NEW 100 BASS c1OO BO
ACCORDION ............ y AJ.OO
Pearson Co. Inc 1913 N Penn.
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FEW more ladies'. 1885 work with
mgr. sal 50 bonus 38' II Pa. RIM 800
HIGH School Girl for work after Moons.
Saturday and occasional evenings Pre-
fer some one in Shortridge district. Must
go home nights. State qualifications.
age. salary expected and phone. Box
K 4l04 Times
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Halloween Party-Priz
HELP w A N T { D
8 Help Wanted-MaIe
10 Statesmen & Agents
IL Help Wanted-Female

MAN wanted for electric motor sa .sman
Give References. Times BOX 36l
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10 Rooms Modern
% Furnished Apis. and Houses

Newly papered, 2-story home, suitable
for rooming house 1891 Bellefontaine
Garage Only S25. Call FRAZEE. LI-23lS
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MISS WILHELMINA GUIDE,

and Mr.. Ray Hance. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinney Hance, of Prince Freder-
lex. The church was decorated with
gladiolas and ferns. Tho ceremony
was performed by Rev Durcie B.
Hardin, the rector in the presence
of a large assembly. Mrs Marvin
N Martin played the wedding music
on the organ.
The bride wore a white lace dress,
with q large picture nat In match
ing material, and carried a bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
She was attended by Miss Dorothy
Burnett, of Baltimore. as maid of
honor, wearing q dress of lowered
chiffon, and leghorn hat. and carry
ing pink roses.
The bridegroom was attended by
Mr.. Donald Rawlings, Of Prince
Frederick, as his best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Kenneth Cox, Mr..
Charles Hardesty, Mr.. Eldridse Glib
son and Mr.. Calvin Barnes. brother
of the bride.
Following the ceremony a small
Continued on Page 10. Column D.
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minute chic-its luxurious felt
its trim details they've chris
tened one hat-"Normandie." Like
its namesake-they predict for it
an appreciative following. The
price is $3.50. odds On" Is the
other new Stetson felt at JEL-
LEFFS with details that win you
right over. The Substituted
crown has an intriguing front fold.
And the stitched brim will do
things for you. 1t won't blow off
"A swell hat to wear any time
And If you do much travelling by
car or boat-you'n swear by it.
It's cool and light on the head
and it stays on without feeling
tight. "Odds-On" is also priced at
$3.50. Among the raft of blithe
colors-you1l find the shade you
need. The air conditioned store"
l2l6-20 F ST.
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Alexandria, Mr.. Allen Otis and Mr..
Leslie Haynes of Washington, and Mr..
Raymond Lynch of Annandale. Va.
Mr.. Wilson Moreland of youngstown,
Ohio. was the best man.
Mrs. Williams, mother OF the bride,
wore a blue sheer crepe with gray &C.
cessories and corsage bouquet of pink
roses. Mrs. Cragg wore a lilac chif-
fon and had corsage bouquet of gar
denias.
small reception in the home of the
bride followed the ceremony. The bride
wore blue linen with white accessories
for her going away costume. Mr..
Cragg is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Cragg of Alexandria and attended
George Washington University. Mrs.
Cragg is a graduate Of the George
Washington University and taught
school in Herndon three years prior to
her marriage.
Upon their return from their we'd
ding trip they will live in the home Of
Mr. Cragg's parents in Alexandria.
A pretty wedding took place yester-
day afternoon in the home Of Rev.
U. S. Knox of Falls Church when Miss
Barbara H. Shear of Washington be-
came the bride of Mr.. James E. An
derson of East Falls Church. The
ceremony was performed at $50
o'clock and the bride was given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. E. c.
Shear of Loudoun County. She wore
a silk sport dress with matching &C
cessories and q corsage bouquet of
roses and gardenias. Her attendant,
Miss Thelma Dehart of Falls Church,
wore Powered chiffon and carried a
bouquet of pink roses. Mr.. willard
Clements of Falls Church acted as
best man. Immediately after the
ceremony the couple left for we'd
ding trip to Orkney Springs. Va.
and upon their return to Falls Church
they will live in the home Of the
bridegroom's father, Mr.. H. H. Ander-
son, in East Falls Church.
st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Prince Frederick, was the
scene of the wedding last night at
$3.50 o'clock of Miss Naomi Barnes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myers
Barnes, of Wallville. Calvert County,
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and tear on the garments, Helene
advises YOU to send all white"
and fragile clothing to the PARK
WAY CLEANERS and Dyers
who unquestionably do the finest
work on the finest things. vaca-
ton cleaning always delivered on
time. Work called for and de-
livered. Everything covered by in
sursnce. SOLO CONN. AVE. Phone
CLEVELAND 5000.
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gagement of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Negley Scully, to Mr.. Will
liam Sanders Of Washington, D. c.
Miss Scully Is graduate Of Gou-
cher College and is now in charge Of
the office Of the new National Youth
Administration, recently set up by
President Roosevelt under Aubrey w.
Williams, assistant works progress ad-
ministrator.
Mr.. Sanders. who is connected with
the Pan-American Union in WASH
ington, is the son of Mrs. Sanders
and the late John Barlow Sanders of
Handsworth, England, and is a grad
uate of Leland, Stanford. Calf, and
Oxford, England.
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Helene's idea of a Summer in
Washington! The most delicious
dinners, and rare edible delicacie5
imaginable. The correct wines TO
top each course. Gay music ing
by "Barnee" and the lads. And the
scsntillating floor show that will
delight every member Of your
party. If you've already had your
dinner-and have no desire 10
dance you can sit and sip
and watch the jewellers from the
outdoor Cocktail Room, overlook
ing the Terrace. ADAMS 0700.
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want a couture that will require
minimum of care. Put your head
In GABRIEL'S hands. He will give
your hair the individual attention
it deserves. And you will emerge
from his lovely salon-with q fiat
tering couture that will be easy to
keep well-groomed during the busy
Summer months. GABRIEL, 1919
CONN. AVE. Phone NAT. TITO.
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and feels like silk. The Bachelor"
made minus buttons. The Club"
style with tailored collar and just
one button. And the Conventional"
with a conservative button-down-
the-front coat. Retains lustre. In
beige. Ice blue. Lime green. Priced
at about half the price you'd ey-
pect to pay. l03l-33 CONN AVE.
(Stoneleigh Court.
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SHOP. SHE'S clos
ing out a small
group of quilted
tafeta ming
wraps-iu white,
pink or navy-at So.
Also q group Of
S u m mer evening
dresses "one = of = a
kind" styles-thac
have been marked
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SIDNEY'S music each afternoon
from 4:45 to GAS p.m.-and each
evening from 10 pm. until ! am.
And you'll truly enjoy the most
delicious "Snacks" imaginable
served at luncheon and at supper.
Phone Teddy" for reservations
DISTRICT 5000.
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vogue ana Har-
pr's Bazaar and
exclusive W 1t h
] e L L e r F. 8.
T h ey' re t he
smart young per-
sons standbys for
an active Sum-
mer. Because of
is up-to-the-