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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
SITUATIONS WQMEA

A3DREssING ad3I sgss ENVELOPES at home. Lin
ALL KINDS OF TYPEWRITING done at
home Will call for and deliver. Phone
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; coats re-
Apt. 303. Sl5 18th NV.
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST three (3) years
experience. Box 411-W. Star.
CHILDS NURSE. capable. dependable;
references: $50 month. Decatur 1868.
EERK-TYPIsr. colored. desires once
work. 20l st. NV. Apt. 90.
COLLEGE STUDENTS. 2; desire part-time
work; competent: no Sunday. Adams 1892,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refined, capable. ex-
perienced. desires position as companion to
elderly lady: excellent references. Adams
6695.
COMPANION N-HoUsEKEEPER to elderly
widow. Protestant American tno family,
practical nurse. excellent cook. capable
manager; kind cheerful disposition; free
to travel. Box 34-W. Star.
DREssMAKER = Alterations remodeling,
refining coats. s.; hens. turned. soc; ref
erences: So per day. Adams O514.
DREssMAKER; alterations: coats suits re
lined; curtains draperies; reasonable rates.
Adams 6684-M. GA Keefer pl. NV.
DREssMAKER With large following desires
494-W. Star.
DRRsMAKER. experienced; references;
out by day or week. Call North I0237.
DRESSMAKER, experienced: gowns for all
occasions: alterations . speciality: coats
refined: reasonable rates. North 2055-J.
EVENING WORK-Experienced in short
hand. tipping: other kinds of work accept
able Box 3S2W. Star once. 12'
GIRL, colored wants job in doctors ONCE
answering phone; little knowledge Of filing.
typins. District 0O3l.
GIRL colored undersraduate nurse. de.
sires work as doctors assistant or work Of
any kind Maud Ellis. Call after l pm.
Decatur 5551-W.
GIRL, colored. reliable, wishes job as cook
lAundYesS. g.h.w.. refs. 1880 P st. NV.
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TWO MARRIED MEN,
VIvJyn VIVA AIC7 r-O nYTyy YJNNHV

WHO WANT TO BUY HOMES.
l want two wide-awake men,
who are looking for an oppor-
tunity to build a permanent fu-
ture that will lead to financial
security-at least a good living.
Only neat and trustworthy men
need apply. Write me, in conf
dence, about yourself and give
names and addresses of two ref
erences. If satisfactory, I will
arrange for a private interview.
Box 434V, Star.
TO A FATHER OF CHILDREN
READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL.
We have a position for a man
OF neat appearance who can fur
nish good character references.
This is a permanent position and
will pay about S35 pr. wk. for the
first few weeks. Your weekly in
come will increase if you are will
Ing to learn more about the busi-
ness. Apply 1910 Vermont ave.
NV, room 205, at 100 sharp
Monday afternoon.
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SECRETARY. exp. avail. MORNINGS. shls
TO handle correspondence edit manuscripts
meet public; university graduate oun
typewriter, Emerson -5f.,
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NURSE. Dr.'s reference. experienced IN
all cases: Will leave city; will stay in home.
Adams S3OS
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NURSE or companion for adult would
travel; hospital training; dr's. and local
references Phone Walnut S65n-W
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WE HAVE an opening for a
seasoned speciality salesman,
80 to 40 years old, product
nationally known in the busi-
ness machine field. Real op-
portunity, with drawing ac-
count, to right man. Box
487-T, Star.
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PRACTICAL NURSE with hospital train
ing desires work Metropolitan 56sl.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced; doctors
references Phone Metropolitan 36I9
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NURSE. trained for infant. !. wears exp
German: also practical exp. with 9dults
Will 20 anywhere: city refs Col 3-rT
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WOULD YOU LIKE
TO EARN
Cd nm A VEARo

We have been commissioned by one Of
our clients to obtain good man OF per-
eonality, appearance and ambition for a
very unusual opportunity with one of
Vdshingtons S ol0-establlshcd firms
II means. practically. being IN business
for yourself. good Will ample capital and
the fasteSt-Selllng product in its field all
provided All you need supply is your
time. and LOYAL CONSCIENTIOUS effort TO
build a permanent business for yourself.
Write US at once REGARDING your present
Job. II now employed, what it pays and
your past experience Do not phone or
call Address Mr. Merrick. Kal Adver-
tlsing. Inc. 3l4 Evening Star Building.
COLLECTOR, experienced: must
have car. Apply Monday, 10 to l.
Marvins Credit Co., Inc, 734 7th
st. NV.
FURNITURE LOADER for
large retail furniture store.
State age and experience.
Box 85-S. Star.
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NURSE. reg. colored. desires practical
nursing or cases day or night. doctors
references; salary reasonable. Line. 43l4-J
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NURSE. UNDERGRADUATE. with physicians
references. desires position capable and
effclent Col IS71-J
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PRACTICAL NURSE white care conva-
lescent or elderly persons can give hypos.
references. 1908 East Capitol ST., or
Met q43S
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NURSE. hospital trained. long experience
paralytic. mental, other cases, also night
duty: excellent refs Col. 5s9O-M
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GIRL. with knowledge of sewing. wants
loo as seamstress, asst. seamstress or
stock girl; permanent work. refs. Call
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SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER Southern
girl. competent. attractive personality will
accept moderate salary. Call Adams 51s6'
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SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER vars
legal experience; competent neat and sc-
curate; references District 7l5O
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MECH. CRAFTSMAN detail and layout
work. also capable of sheet-metal drafting
desires night work. p. o. Box 1915. Wash
iQglOn II 1ps
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POSITION WANTED as restaurant or cafe
motel or dining car mgr, have IL years eX-
perlence. have Just sold chain of my own
restaurants; have Al references. will take
straight salary or percentage of business
Boz 4ln-N Star
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MEAT CUTTER.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

am desperately in need of a first-class
man and will pay very highest salary for
5000 man Box 44S-V. Star
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EXPERIENCED INSTALLA-
TION AND SERVICE MAN,
FOR ROTARY AND PRES
SURE OIL BURNERS:
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTU-
NIFTY. GIVE EXPERIENCE
AND REFS. IN ANSWER
ING. BOX 207-J, STAR.
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MAN. colored. wishes position as lanitor.
truck orlver or garage man; references.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
BOY AND GIRL, colored want work after
school. Atlantic s043.
COOK. experienced; state salary expected.
Box 3s4.S, Star.
COUPLE (white). man employed, part rent
exchange services; apt. mgr, care for fur
mace morning and evenings. Box 40s-W.
Star.
MUSICIANS, piano, saxophone and others;
must transpose. Phone Line. 5973-J.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. must be ex-
perienced; reference first letter. Only ones
with phone. Box 103-V. Star.
WOMEN AND MEN. now employed in Of
fces, factories. ORGANIZATIONS or connected
with church or fraternal societies, to rep
resent a local store, established 10 years.
selling the outstanding. nationally known
product in its feld mot Christmas cards).
This Is an exceptional opportunity to make
excellent money for this Christmas. Box
46Q-V. Star.
WANTED-Experienced writer Of publicity
-vith training in newspaper. masazins
decoration also desirable Write full de-
tails to Box 4S4-W. Star.
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FORSLlNG Is NAMED
CHIEF FORESTER'S AIDE

O. L. Forsling, director of the Ap-
paAchian Forest Experiment Station
ut A8heville, N. c., today was named
as assistant chief forester OF the Agri-
culture Departments Forest Service
He will assume duties here May IS.
Forsling will be in charge of ali
research activities. He will supervise
the work of the divisions of silvics,
forest influences, range research,
forest products and forest economics,
which are carrying on specialized in
Vestigations in the protection and
management Of forest and range lands,
utilization of wood and other phases
OF forestry.
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T,ANSRTIRGH q P
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE.

Large Eastern corporation has
opening for high-type repre-
sentative, age 1856, married,
living in and we'll acquainted in
Washington. This man must
have sales experience, be neat,
aggressive and willing to work.
This is an entirely different op-
portunity-offlces in AZ cities
replies confidential. If your
reply merits a personal confer
ence, an appointment will be
arranged.
Address Box 19-W, Star Office.
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PERSONAL.


NURSE GIVES OIL TREATMENTS FOR
improving invalid circulation: also colonic
irrigation Decatur 2l34.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room 6O1
Westorv Bldg. 14th and F Open Sun. a m
HEMORRHoIDS ERAD1CATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03S8
MEN oNLY-REAL TON1NG-UP TREATS.
elec. bath, stimuators infra-red and super
ultraviolet; sun room; licensed masseur.
929 Eve st. NV. District 670S. TO-
WHY PAY MORE? s. o. S. WILL WASH
and shampoo your domestic rugs. 9x12,
Sxl0. $3.50 UP. Adams 5712.
EXPERIENCED NURSE WILL BOARD
young child screened porch: large yard:
healthful surroundings; reasonable. Shep-
herd 1862.
HILLTOP HOME NEARBY VA; GRAD.
nurse; eonvalleseent elderly or rest rest gases case
Walnut 1919. TO-
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coalman's namesake. The milkman's
namesake has no relatives. The
butchers namesake lives at No. 2.
Mr.. Jones goes to work with the
butchers brother-in-law Mr.. Brown
helps the coalmans namesake in the
garden. Just one house is between
the houses of Mr.. Smith and the milk
mans namesake. Mrs. Green and
Mrs. Jones are sisters. The baker S
namesake has only one male connec-
ton by marriage, who lives at No. 3.
Mr.. Cook lives next door to the coal
mans namesake. What is the name
OF each tradesman?
(AnsWer on Page B-12)
copyright, 1879
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Brain Twizz1ers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

ON EASY STREET there are five
homes. These are occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Brown, Smith,
Jones and Cook, but not in that order
There are five tradesmen who call at
these houses, namely: Grocer, coal
man, baker, butcher and milkman
whose names are Green, Brown, Smith
Jones and Cook, but not respectively.
The butchers married sister lives
at No. l. There is just one house be-
tween the houses of Mr.. Jones and the
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Decatur 1851. 1402
11th, has cooks. maids. nurses. g.hw.,
part time, day workers, mothers helpers.
porters. H.
OPENINGS for cooks g.h.w.. helpers.
maids. part time. Domestic Agency. 1925
9th st. 10'
DOMESTIC AGENCY, Decatur 2419, North
9011. 1925 9th furnishes cooks. g.h W,
helpers, housemer. porters. kitchen help
ers. drivers. TO-
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NETWORK,

To the man who is sincerely
looking for worthwhile oppor-
tunity, who is honestly willing to
study and work and satisfied to
learn a new business and get
along on nominal earnings to
start, we have a permanent po-
sition that offers a genuine op-
portunity. We are not looking for
the smart fellow or the clever
talker or so-called high pres
sure artist" We are interested
in the earnest, sincere man, re-
gardless of his former expert
ence. This is work that he can
easily adapt himself to. Appli-
cants must be between the ages
of $3.50. Character references
required. Apply Tuesday, 10
a m. sharp. Room 2O5 Denrike
Bldg, 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
Please note the day and time
and be prompt.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

sALEFine Holstein calves and cows. In
milk: disease-free. absolutely sound Daily
except Sunday. Kendall Green Farm. 18th
and Fla. ave. ne
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CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING,
FULLER b d'ALBERT, mo,
SO 10th st NV Phone National 47l2
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colo1ed. for housework and cook;
stay in; with city ref. Call Pot 4407.
GIRL. colored wants days work. 2235
18th st. NV 1Os
GIRL, coored, neat, reliable, wants
catur 1919.
GIRL colored, high school graduate,
wishes Job, nursing or caring for apt.
1898 2Sth st. NV
WOMAN. colored, reliable wants part
time morning or evening, or general
housework in small family; reference.
Decatur 4435-J
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POULTRY 6 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns
hundred Leshorn cockereis, 81; special
prices on other breeds; blood tested from
well-known hatchery. VIM. James 4 Son
610 K st NV. Met OOSS
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25O5 18th ST N.W-ATTRACTIVE 3
rms kitchenette bath; screened porch:
splendid location: also l rm.. kitchenette.
hath. MurnheY he'd
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHED.

5000 TILDEN ST. NW,-5 RMS. BATH.
extra lavatory 3 exposures Particularly
desirable Phone Cleveland 6l16 or 575i.
1107 STAPLES ST. NE APT. 2-3 FULL
rooms. bath. Kitchen. rear porch. cement
yard and cellar. Rent S42.50. Apply PENN
REALTY CORP 414 K st NV Met 1888
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1850 COL. RID NV ROOMS KIT.
dlnette and bath elec. refrigeration. eIev'
| ano no switchboard service; mos. or longer.
| AdultS only. Columbia OSLO
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Front apt rooms kit bath porch
and Laundry, $40: strictly white and con-
venient neighborhood. 440S Georgia ave.
NV See lanltor.
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HELP MEN.
(Contlnue6\

FUTURE SALES MANAGER.
$1,000 to $4,000 year should ap-
peal to many young men with families and
who can qualify as to: % honesty and
intelligence. (4l a liking for work and for
people. Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co.
1897 Conn. ave. NV
MAN
Wanted: outside man with car for i'm
mediate work. Call Monday. between 7
ment.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Immediate opening for married man
IN outside sales. no canvassing: must be
OF good appearance and have car Apply
Tuesday. 10 am. Employment ONCE 4th
floor.
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ana will reduce to two the number
of states he has not visited since
1898. They are Arizona and New
Mexico.
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Telephone
Number
90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NUPTIALS SOLEMNlZED
BEAUTIFULLY TODAY

OF distinctive lovelineSS and
much social interest in a number
of states was the marriage this
afternoon at three-thirty o'clock
of Miss Mary Woodd Valentine to
Mr.. Edward Balls LonCycar, the
latter of Washington. ID. c.
The historic little ivy covered
St. James Episcopal church form
ed the setting and the rector. the
Rev. James p. Burke, used the
always impressive Episcopal Scrv-
ice. The young couple knclt on
white satin pillows while the sol
cmn vows were being spoken.
Hcmlock formed the background
for the clusters of beautiful dog
wood. At the foot of the chauc"l
and about the organ those bios
sons were intermingled with love
~ pink azalea. In the windows,
outlined with the sprays Of hem
lock. cathedral candles burned in
graduated strands beneath which
an arrangement Of white parclSSl
and pink tulips was effective, The
chandeliers were cutwincd with
English ivy. The grccncry was
banked about the rcrcdoS against
which the stately seven braNchcd
CandlestiCks of brass holdin" light
cd candles, and the handsome
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PREPARE TO PASS NEW
NEUTRALITY MEASURE
CONTINUED from mage y

Continued from mage y
adjustment of the policy entirely
up to the president, conflicting
with the senate bill which made
the cash" part Of the program
mandatory.
The compromise gives the pres
ident discretionary authority to
prohibit American vessels from
transporting to bclligerents any
materials he might specify, and
to ban export Of any American
owned goods whatever. He could
put either Of these provisions into
effect separately, or concurrently.
A house stipulation empowering
the president to make any "lmi-
tations and exceptions" he might
desire to the embargoes was mod
flied to restrict possible exceptions
to trade overland or by adjacent
waters. This would permit the
president to allow unrestricted
commerce with Canada and Mex
leo in war time. but prohibit dis
elimination against any overseas
power.
The conferccS accepted Il house
provision limiting the cash and
carry" provisions to two years Of
life.
Other provisions of the bill are
designed to go on the statute
books permanently. They extend
the present legislation providing
mandatory embargo on credits
and shipments Of arms, ammuni-
ton and implements Of war to
belligerentS, effective whenever
the president proclaims that a
state of war exists between two
foreign nations.
The president would be cmpow-
cred to extend all provisions OF
the act to factions engaged IN
civil war whenever he found that
such strife endangered the peace
of the United States.
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SENATE ASKED TO
NAME WOODING
CONTINUED from page onc)

Continued from page onc)
home state of President RooSe-
vclt's Republican opponent, Gov.
ALI NJ. Landon, into the Demo-
cratic column in the 1886 presI-
dental contest.
In a letter to Woodring an
nouncing his recess appointment
Mr.. Roosevelt noted that the war
secretary was familiar with rca-
sons why it could be only on Il
temporary basis. Appointments by
presidents during recess OF con.
gress are a routine procedure oil
government but the emphasis laid
by Mr.. Roosevelt on the temper
airy nature of Woodring's appoint
mcnt promptly created spccuIa-
ton about permanent appomtcc.
Reports Of an impending caDl-
net shake-up, which were current
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matching altar vases with Easter
lilies and white snapdragons. stood
in baS relief.
Mrs. Frederick w. Ewbank rem
dered the following beautiful Sc
Iections on the organ while the
guests were assembling: Inter
mczza." by Mascagni; Drink TO
Me Only With Thine Eyes, an
old English air: "Schubert'S Sere-
made; and 80 Perfect Love- by
!. Rarnby. LohenGrin's and Men
dclssohn's wedding marches were
used as the professional and re-
ccSSioual.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. Geo.
II Valentine. was never lovelier
than i'm her wedding gown OF ivory
satin en- train, fashioned with a
TIGHTLY buttoncd bodice which was
especially becoming to her petite
figure. The button trim was used
ON the long sleeves tapering to
the wrist. The beautiful imported
handmade veil of lace had the
new plated ruching edging the
dainty cap. Her exquisite shower
bouquet was of brides roses and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Charles Baden Powell Ship
man. of New York City, her Sis
tcr'S matron of honor, was queen
IL looking in Il Nile green NOUS
seine dc sole. rcdingote style over
green taiFCta in self tone. The
pastel shade idea. in tinted sprays
on the frOck. furthercd in the little
French bouquets which held the
pufTcd sleeve. was carried out IN
the lovely old fashioned arrange
mcntS of mixed garden flowers
used by both the matron and maid
of honor.
The brides cousin. Miss katha-
rinc Valentine. was the other at
trudant. She was charming I'm =
model of dusty pink marQulscttc
with bands Of lace i'm self color
and fashioned with the gracefully
full skirt. Both young women
wore lace gloves and slippers
which matched their gowns.
The best man was Mr.. Amos
Davis. Of Rrandywinc, Maryland.
The gruomSman was Mr.. LightfOot
Dodge. Of WinSton-Salcm. Scry-
ing rs uShcrS were Mr.. Burt III.
Colt. and Mr.. Lawrence Holmes,
of Tryon.
Miss Valentine, born and reared
here. is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Valentine, the for
mcr a prominent attorney of this
city. She is the granddaughter on
her maternal side Of the late Judge
Hamilton G.. Ewart. and on the
ratcrral side of the late Mr.. and
~. Frank Valentine, who came
from England AID Scv.lcd here in
1889. The families have always
been actively identified with the
social and civic life. especially in
affairs for the upbuilding and bet
tcrmcnt of the town.
The bride. loved by both old
and young for her sweet charm
of manner and vivacity, has
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MRS. c. R. McMANAWAY, Editor
Call
Before
Noon

| been complimented with numerous
, beautiful pre-nuptial affairs. The
array of handsome gifts attested
the wide popularity of the young
couple. .
The bridegroom is the son OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b.
Longyear, of Brooklyn, \. Y. He
is a graduate of the University of
Maryland at College Park, Md,
and member of the Phi Sigma
Kappa fraternity. He holds the
responsible position of claim at
torney for the Washington Gas
and Light company. Mr.. Long
year is q member of prominent
New York family. He is held IN
high esteem and has a host Of
friends. After their wedding trip
the young couple will reside at
$500 Conduit Ave, n. W., Wash
inotOn, d. c.
The brides smart travel suit
was of tweed in Blondcll beige
with the full length coat which
had handsome collar of cream
fox fur. A Stctson French felt
hat and modish accessories IN
harmonizing shade completed the
outfit. Her corSage was OF gar
dcniaS.
Among the out of town guests
here for the wedding were: Mrs.
Aiken Rhett and Mrs. William Le-
care, of Charleston, S. c.; Mrs.
Y. ID. Duke. of Brooklyn, n. Y;
Mr.. Frank Valentine, and MIR. and
Mrs. James B. Ewart and young
son, James. of New York City;
Mr.. Amos Davis, of Brooklyn, N;
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Jerc Dodge and
Mr.. Lightfoot Dodge, of Winston
Salem: Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Holmes. of TryOn.
Reception Last Evening Lovely
Last evening after the wedding
rehearsal a charmingly informal
reception was held at the lovely
home OF the brides parents, beng
attended by only relatives, out.-ot-
town guests and a few close
friends of the bride. The lower
floor was turned into a wood
land scene by the laviShly artistic
use of dogwood, spirea and other
lovely flowers. They were ar
ranged in white floor baskets and
vases.
The table. graccd with an eX-
uuiSitc Venetian cloth, was CEN
tered with a large silver bowl of
narcissi and the delicate gypSo-
phelia mingled with fcathery fern:
Four tall silver candlcsticks held
cleaning white tapers. The piece
dc resistance was the exquisite
three tier cake. adorned with we'd
ding bells nodded into it. The
,, bride cut the first few slices and
was assisted later by Mrs. {. f..
Cameron. of Fletcher.
Miss Edith Waldrop presided ut
the punch bowl. Serving the beau
tifui Easter lily and wedding slip
per ices were Miss Elizabeth
Williams. Miss Margaret Stokes,
and Miss Florence Griffith. The
individual cakes and minis carried
out the bridal motif of green and
white.
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Immediately prior to and after
Mr.. Rooscvclt'S reelection, have
dwindlcd today to the possibilities
Of one or two changes in the Of
fetal family. -,
Emphasis last night appeared
TO be on additions to the cabinet
rather than changes in it's person,
mel. The president has proposed
the creation Of two new posts,
secretary Of social welfare and
secretary Of public works. John
G. Winant, former head of the
social security board, has been
mentioned for the first post and
WPA Administrator Harry H.
HOPKINS for the latter.
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Reserve Officer
Session Is Held

The Reserve Officers Group
school met last night at the coun-
ty agents office with Lieut.. I'm
derwood, reserve officer on duty
with the CCC at Brevard, in
charge of the discussion.
Officers present included Lieut..
Barney Bishop, Tryon, Lieut..
Brown Carr, Brevard, and Cap
tain W. A. Franklin and Lieuts.
f. 7. Frisbic, Hampton Johnson,
John Brown. and George Fain, of
Hendersonville.
The next meeting will be on
May II with Lieut.. Johnson in
charge of the discussion.
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A new and improved type oil
oxygen tent is being rented II
London.