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Evening star., 1937-10-26

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Star Radio and Star Liquor Com
panY
REAL ESTATE
Boss 6 Phelps
L. z. Breuninqsr 6 Sons. Inc.
Arthur Carr Company
Thomas ]. Fisher 6 Company, Inc.
Randall H. Haqner 6 Company,
Inc.
Kass Really Company
w. C. 6 A. N. Miller
H. L. Rust Company
B. F. Saul Company
Shannon s Luchs Company
H. G. Smithy Company
c. A. Snow Company
Weaver Bsothers, Inc.
RESTAURANTS
CLUBS
Allies Inn
Atlantic Lunch
Bsck's Seafood Restaurant
Clevs's Cafeteria
Cosmos Club
Crescent Cafe
Diplomat Cais
Dixie Hot Shoppss
Ewarts Cafeteria
Garden T. Shoppes, Inc.
Goodacre's White Coffee Pots
Gordon's Cafeteria
HsrzogS
Hot Shoppes. Inc.
Little Tavern Shops
Lotos Lantern
Madrillon Restaurant
MAYORS Seafood Restaurant
NunnallY Company
Occidental Hotel s Restaurant
Thomas A. O'Donnell
Olmstead Grill
Norman w. Oyster Company. Inc.
Pomona. Earie and Ceres Restau-
rams
Ruty's Cafeteria
S. & w. Cafeteria Of Washington.
D. c.. Inc.
Savarin. Inc.
Schneiders Restaurant
Scholl's Cafs
Southern Grill
States Restaurant Company. Inc,
John r. Thonps N Company
University Club
SECRETARIAL
AND TRAINING
SCHOOLS
Boyd School for Secretaries
Lewis Hotel Training School
7oteets Business College
Stayer Business College
Washington School for Secretaries
TAXI
ASSOCIATIONS
Diamond Cab Association
THEATERS AND
DISTRIBUTORS
Belasco Theater
Bernheimer Theaters
Circle Theater
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Fairlawn Theater
First Division Exchange
Fox Film Corporation
Gaumont British Pictures Corpora
ton
GaYetY Thsater
Laurel Thsatsr
Loew's Thsaters
Lust Theatsrs
Metro GcldwYn-Mayer
Monogram Distributors Corpora
ton
Moving Picture Producers and
Distributors
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Preferred Pictures Distributors
Princess Theatsr
Republic Pictures
R. K. 0. Ksith's Theater
R. K. 0. Distributors
Takoma Theater
Trans-Lux Thsatsr
Trio Productions. Inc.
United Artists
Warner Brothers Theaters &
Management Corporation
Universal Pictures Cooperation
Vitaqraph. Inc.
TRANSFER AND
STORAGE
COMPANIES
Federal Ste. lqs Company
Fidelity Storage Company
Fruit Growers Express Company
Jacobs Transfer Company. Inc.
Msrch,nts Transfer & Storaos
Company
Railway Express Agency. Inc.
Reid, Hayden. Inc.
Security Storage Company
Smiths Transfer & Storage Com
pAnY
Southeastern Express Company,
n.
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DEPARTMENT
STORES

Julius Garfinckel Company
Goldenberg Company
F. 6 w. Grand Stores
The Hscht Company
Frank R. Jelleff. Inc.
S. Kann Sons Company. Inc.
Harry kaufman, Inc.
S. S. Kresge Company
Lansburq 6 Brothers
]. NJ. McCrory Company
C. c. Murphy Company
The Palais Royal. Inc.
Sears. Roebuck 6 Company
F. w. Woolworth & Company
Woodward 6 Lothrop
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WHOLESALE
BEER AND
LIQUOR

American Brewing Company
American Sales Company
Anheuser Busch. Inc.
Atlas Distributing Company
Beitzell & Company. Inc.
Capitol Beverage Company
District Beverage Company
District Wholesale Corporation
Gilman Wholesale Liquor
Globe Distributing Company
Gunthsr Brewing Company
Chr. Heurich Brewing Company
International Distilling s Distri-
buting Company. Inc.
E. Kahn & Company
Knapp Distributing Company
Milton S. Kronhsim s Son. Inc.
Marvin s Snead Sales Corporation
O'Connor and Spauldins
Overlook Company
Reiner Distributing Company
Roma Wine and Liquor Company
Shorenam Coffee Company
Charles T. Smith
House Of Slower
Terminal Preceding Company
Valley Forge Distributing Com
panY
Washington Brewery Company
Washington Wholesale Liquor
Corporation
Yankee Betting Company
Edward Zupnik 6 Sons. Inc.
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Stons's Mercantile Agency
Universal Credit Company
DIARIES
Garry Ice Cream Company
Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase
Dairy
Colonial Ice Cream Company
Embassy Dairy. Inc.
Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co.
Highland Farms Dairy
Highs Ice Cream Company
Melvern Diaries. Inc.
Model Farms Dairy. Inc.
Southern Diaries. Inc.
Thompson's Dairy. Inc.
WaLefield Dairy
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Terminal Eefriqerating 6 Ware
housing Corporation
Terminal Storage Company. d
Washington
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CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
SUPPLIES

George NJ. Barker Company
Baker Cork 6 Tile Company
Bazzuro Engineering Company.
Bell 6 Smith, Inc.
Warren F. Brenizer 6 Company.
Inc.
Cafritz Construction Company
Capital Materials Company
Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip
Company. Inc.
Fries. Beall & Sharp Company.
Inc.
George A. Fuller Company
Clarence w. Gosnell. Inc.
Hschinqsr Company
Home Insulation Company
Hydraulic Press Brick Company
A. EberlYs & Sons
Johns-Manville Company
Koqod-Dubb Store Fixture Com
panY
MaloneY Concrete Company. Inc.
Otis Elevator Company
Rose Brothers Company. Inc.
The Shade Shop
Southern Building Supply Com
panY. Inc.
Super Concrete Corporation
Charles H. Tompkins Company
Washington Tent 6 Awning Com
panY
West Brothers Brick Company
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BUSINESS
MACHINES 8
OFFICE EQUIP.
MENT

Addrsssoqraph Sales Agency
Burroughs Adding Machine Com
panY
Globe-Wsrnicke Company
Ineersoll-Rand Company
International Business Machines
Corporation
Monroe Calculating Machine
Company. Inc.
Mulhqraph Sales Agency
National Cash Register Company
Remington Rand. Inc.
Royal Typewriter Company. Ina.
L C. Smith 6 Corona Typewriters.
Inc.
Underwood Elliott-Fishef Com
pAny
CATERERS AND
CONFECTIONERS
Avienons Freres
Brownley's, Inc.
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PUBLIC
UTILITIES

Capital Transit Company
Chesapeake 6 Potomac Telephons
Company. Inc.
Postal Telegraph Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Washington Gas Light Company
Western Union Telegraph Com
panY
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CREDIT AND
COLLECTION
AGENCIES

Associated Retail Credit Men OF
Washington
CIT Corporation
Commercial Credit Corporation
Dun & Bradstrset, Inc.
Federal Service Finance Corpora
Hon
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Grafton
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PUBLISHERS

National Tribune Corporation
Review & Herald Publishing Cor
poration
United States News Publishing
Corporation
Washington News Company
Washington Shopping News
Whaley-Edton Corporation
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SECRETARIAL
AND TRAINING
SCHOOLS

Boyd School for Secretaries
Lewis Hotel Training School
'7oteets Business College
Shayer Business College
Washington School for Secretaries
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American Oil Company
Dom. Oil Company. Inc.
Gull Refining Company. Inc.
Lord Baltimore Filling Stations,
Inc.
Shell Eastern Petroleum Products.
Inc.
Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey
L. P. Steuart S Bro. Inc.
The Texas Company
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RAILROADS
RADIO
STATIONS AND
SERVICE

American Broadcastin9 Systsm
Columbia Broadcastin9 System.
Inc.
Columbia Wholesalers. Inc.
National Brcadcastn9 Company,
Ine.
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PHOTOG.
RAPHERS 8
SUPPLIES

Eastman Kodak Stores. Inc.
Harris s Ewing
Hicks Photo Finishers. Inc.
Underwood & Underwood. G
Washington. D. c.. Inc.
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Miss Louise Rood
Guest Artist at Tea

Miss Louise Rood of Sweet Briar
College faculty and member of
Kappa Delta National Sorority, will
be the guest artist for the musicale
and tea the Washington Alumnae AS
sociation of Kappa Delta will give
tomorrow afternoon in the patio of
the Carlton Hotel. Honor guests for
this tea will be Mrs William B
Bankhead, wife of the Speaker of
the House. and Mrs. Charles o. An
drews, wife of Senator Andrews of
Florida, both members of Kappa Delta
Sorority, and the members of the
Panhellenic Association of Washing
ton.
Mrs. William B. Bankhead, Mrs.
Charles o. Andrews, Mrs. Margaret
Heine, president to the Alumnae AS
soclation, Miss Regis Dunnigan, Kappa
Delta delegate to the Panhellenic AS
soclation; Mrs. Percival Hall, ir., Ma
tlonal Chapterian of the Kappa Delta
Sorority, and Dr. Susan Harman, q
member Of the faculty of the Uni
versity Of Maryland, will be in the
receiving line
Others assisting at the tea will be
Miss Alma Preinkert, registrar of the
University of Maryland; Miss Mary
Burke, Mrs. John F. Curry, Miss Jose
phine Carberry, Miss Betty Gingell
Miss Gwendolyn Folsom. Miss Helen
Jones, Miss Margaret Liebler, Miss
Betty Clark, Miss Virginia Whitney
Mrs. Elizabeth Clifford, Miss Ruth AL
len and Miss Maude I. O'Flaherty.
Miss Catherine Ford is chairman OF
the committee on arrangements.
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Virginia Society
Honors Jefferson

The Society of Virginia will honor
Thomas jefferson with banquet held
on the evening of his birthday ami
versary, April 13, at the Willard Ho-
tel, Assistant Secretary of State Mr..
R. Walton Moore, president of the
society. will act as toastmaster, and
there will be responses to toasts on
subjects relating to the life of JEFF
ferson
Among those invited to be honor
guests are the Secretary of the Navy,
Mr.. Claude A. Swanson; Gov. George
E. Perry, the members of the Vir-
ginla delegation in Congress, Lieut..
Gov. James H. Price, former Gov. John
Garland Pollard, Rear Admiral Cary
t. Grayson, Mr.. Horace Randolph,
Jefferson's great grandson, and Rep
resentative j. j. Boylan, chairman Of
the Jefferson Memorial Commission.
Mr.. James A. Somerville is chair
man of the membership committee and
during his regime 13l new members
have been added to the society.
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Greek Envoy Fetes
Newly Appointed
Minister to Athens

THE Greek Minister, Mr.. Demetrios
Sicilianos, was host at dinner last
evening, entertaining in compliment to
the retiring counselor of the Neither
lands Legation and Baroness van
Bruegel Douglas, who will sail Satur-
day, March 27, for Greece, where the
baron has been appointed Netherlands
Minister at Athens Other guests in
cluded the Peruvian Ambassador,
Senor Don Manuel Freyre San
tander; the Austrian Minister and
Nine. Prochnik, the Belgian Charge
d'Affaires and Princess de Ligne, Mrs.
Victor Mallet, wife of the counselor of
the British Embassy; Mr. Wallace
Murray of the State Department, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul K. Fisher, Mrs. Pearson
Rust and Miss Agnes Sholes.
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Miss Elinor Goldman
Engaged to Mr.. Avery

Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer Leon Goldman
Of Baltimore, Md, and New Orleans,
La, have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Elinor Dixon, to Mr..
Isaac Marion Avery of Morganton,
N. c. Miss Goldman is a graduate of
Barnard College, Columbia University,
N. Y, and is employed in the ma
tional office of the American Chemical
Society in Washington. Mr.. Avery
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Mel
win Avery of Morganton, N. c., and
has been for number of years on
the staff at the White House The
wedding will take place at the Ca
thedral of the Incarnation in Balti-
more on April 2. The young couple
will reside in Washington.
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Closing Day of Winter Marked Here by Many Parties in Official
By the Way
Beth Blaine

opinion of those sulgrave last night
usual unanimous praise appreciation though
it agreed that the attendance smaller perhaps
the fact that Holy Week is nearly with
Louise Alexander, fragile of chiffon and
lace in faerng shade Of turquoise arriUed Nth
guests The dinner in honor of
fance Mr. Ellis, 0hos Veddng takes place this afternoon
40 In their honor the orchestra played the Deddng
a. they entered the ball room.
Martha Davidge who is just Mexico very
smart in white so becoming with sunbun Jane Pope
flowing boisderose the belle of the evening"
the latest sensation other than Gerhard Williams
Detroit Tall and dark with profile to shame Apollo length
OF limb to rival Prometheus Williams
dancer has just been appointed to the Social Security Board and
is graduate of Princeton.
John Orday of State Department. formerly stationed
in Hauana gaze amazing rendition of Cuban tango,
uhe not far aUay Mary Jade green brocade
looked extremely chic Uearng dog of god studded
1Oith topases and amehySs Charles friend
his one John Budden from Ottaua, guest and along
Dtth Villa Magee Oie1oed the happenings from comfortable
soft.
V in s7ne n and es de
man Ambassador enerane S no at arg dinner S ooTed
BY stuecEgo sopTano accompanied BY
life is FTau sehuetzendorf been
sPs Ss~s WAS
Netheand each for many n Years.
Wha & glorious g9tcs Crete 81 stgscsgPld s h
dramatic ability, MADE UeTy pleasant eUeningi'
ATa r M v7H e s M real q We es w9 9a
a ne pp sy ian e Th M pdmac Sd as u m hse M
trailing satin and the popular swiss Minister and wife
Sens Senator 56f S5a and fE5 M
Hamilton Lewis, the Kurt Hetzes and
many, many others.
The German Embassy blessed most attractive
se9 osd f1s ana are me most GHSa acp
Frau Thomson dark of
the Embassy, told which we loved She
red squirrel her particular past four wears
who never leaves her side "Bienchen,
his which he called tragic death
Of wife for which he responsible he adopted
No a59Dfs h%S
to come and politely
Thomsens hand has received vicious bite "Benchen
The Thomsens house is situated Rock Creek
Park few mornings after their Thomson was
awakened by scratching the window
gray squirrel trying to get in! The next morning he
again and after week he
boarder! He uurped Benchens bed around
outrageousy Not content little
off and brought back three
too living peacefully are becoming as
tame dog Thomson past 12 wears has
had squirrels for and she aecona
nice have around
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| University and will return with her
when the latter's vacation starts March
81. Their mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Pickens,
who spent a few days with them at
the University, has returned to her
apartment at the Shoreham.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Royal Norris
have arrived in Washington from their
home in Jacksonville, Fla, and are
spending few days at the Shoreham
before going to New York City.
Mrs. V. B. Breckenridge, who Is
| frequent visitor in Washington, is
spending few days at the Wardman
Park Hotel. She arrived yesterday
from Sweet Briar, Va.
Mrs Charles S. Peabody Of New
York City, accompanied by Mrs. Louis
LePrankard of Bay Shore. Long Island.
! are occupying a suite at the Carlton
Hotel.
Mrs. w. T. Durfee has arrived from
her home in Boston, Mass, for a visit
In Washington, and she will be at the
Wardman Park Hotel during her stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drayton Heard, who
live in Sewickley. Pa, are spending a
few days in Washington at the Carl
ton Hotel.
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Marguerite Woolley
Hostess Tomorrow

Miss Marguerite Woolley will be
hostess at the informal tea which
will be given by the Democratic Wom-
ems National Council Sunday from
4 to 6 o'clock at the club house, 1925
New Hampshire avenue northwest.
Miss Woolley will be assisted by her
sister, Miss Florence Woolley, Mrs.
Walter Bramhall, Miss Elizabeth Du-
vail and Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick
Noble
Mrs. Daniel Heffernan will be host
ess at the tea on Easter Sunday.
These informal teas are being given
by the council every Sunday afternoon
through the Spring season.
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Residential Social News
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Hosts at Dinner
Last Evening.
Last Evening.

TINE former Secretary of War
and Mrs Dwight F. Davis
entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Cross of New York,
who are spending the week end with
them. Mrs Cross, the former Mrs.
Amasa Stone Mather, is a cousin of
the Hon. Lady Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
will give a reception Monday after
noon at their place, E1 Mirasol, at
Palm Beach. Fla, in honor of the
French Ambassador and Nine. Bon
net. who will spend Holy Week in
Florida.
Mrs. Harrington Mills entertained
at Ormond Beach, Fla, last night in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Davis.
Mrs. Ross T. McIntire, wife of the
Presidents physician, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. M. B. Palmer of
California, has left for a months va
cation in Mexico.
Mrs E. F1avelle Koss entertained
several friends at the exhibition drill
at Fort Myer yesterday.
Miss Winifred Pickens is visiting her
sister, Miss Helen Pickens, at Duke
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MIR. Savoy Guest,

Mr.. George Prev Savoy was the
guest in whose honor a group of close
friends entertained at dinner last
evening at the University Club. Mr..
Savoy formerly was assistant general
counsel for the Department of Agricul-
ture and now is a practicing attorney
IN the District. His engagement TO
Miss Lyla Townsend. daughter of
Senator John G. Townsend, jr., re-
Gently was announced and the date for
the wedding will be set shortly. Those
at the dinner last evening were Sena-
tor Robert Reynolds, Representative
Thomas Henning, Judge Stewart Mac
Donald of the Court of Process and
Tax Appeals. and Mr.. Russell M.
Arundel. who had charge of the
arrangements for the dinner.
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Maryland Virginia News
Mrs. Schroeder and Miss Eastlack
Entertain for Miss Drummer.

Thomas Ladson of Olney, Mrs. Will
liam B. Mobley, Miss Lulu Bell Of
Chevy Chase, Mrs. William Clarke
Miss Elsie England of Rockville, Mrs
Samuel Riggs, jr., of Laytonsville;
Mrs. Walter Byrne, Mrs. Sinclair
Taylor of Gaithersburg.
Mrs. Jesse V. Aud and her small
son, Thomas Francis Aud, of Lynch
burg, Va, will arrive at Herndon, Va.
Tuesday evening, where they will bt
the guests for week of Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Barbour Hutehison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramsey
Bready have as their guests for 1C
days, at their home, Edwardstone, a,
Herndon, Va, Mrs. Myrtle Webb, Mr.
James Dewey and Mr.. Charles Dewey
all Of Westfeld, Mass.
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terribly stunned. 1t seemed that she
had just left him. He had carried
her in his arms just a few hours be-
fore. 1t wasn't possible! And his son
she had thought the name was
familiar. yet hadn't associated it with
the ch-publicized kidnap story that
had been prominent for several days.
She found that the affair was too
disturbing to permit her to eat, and
getting up from the table she pro-
ceeded Immediately to the hospital
Why she wanted to go there she
didn't know; there was nothing she
could do, her interest would appear
purely morbid, but she couldn't resist
the impulse to rush to him.
The nurse at the hospital desk
greeted her cheerfully. All the at
tendants were talking and laughing
| with one another. Madeleine was
revolted, nauseated, when she recalled
the friendliness and respect they had
shown for DR.. Marks yesterday. She
was pale and trembling when she told
the smiling nurse why she had come;
she wondered if there was anything
she could do.
X y
I'm AFRAID not, Miss BurkeP the
nurse answered, "but I was told
to take you to DR.. Marks Office If
you called Will you come this way2"
She led Madeleine down the corridor.
When she entered the doctors
Office she saw a man sitting behind
desk holding a curly-headed young
boy on his lap. There was sling
around the mans neck and one arm
lay across his chest. He smiled when
he looked at Medicine.
Come in, Miss Burke" said Dr.
Marks. And don't look at me as if
I were ghost. I'm not dead, my
dear, and never have been, hon.
estly"
The boy jumped down from his
fathers lap and ran across the room
to Madeleine.
us this the pretty lady you were
talking about, daddy?" he asked, tax
ing Madeleine's hand.
Eyes, Bobby" said the doctor, "but
I'm afraid our tricks have been too
much for her. She stands there
speeches. Come, Miss Burke, sit
down and I'll tell you all about It,"
Madeleine sat down and the doctor
explained:
"It occurred to me while I was
driving you to the hospital yester-
day morning, Madeleine Il hope you
don't mind me calling you by your
first name), that If were to be killed
the kidnapers would have no reason
for holding Bobby. My estate would
be sewed up and no ransom could be
paid, and they would set the boy
free.
THE accident was hoax of course
One of the interns drove past
me by appointment, and I hooked
the bumper with my cane. I hit the
ground rather hard and broke my arm,
and 'Judson took care of the rest.
1.-TWO hours after the papers car
ried the story Of my death, Bobby
was found wandering around in the
park. I don't know what the pa
pers will do when they find I'm still
alive, but I don't really care. have
Bobby, and some day hope-I hope
we'll both have you, Madeline"
They met hallway across the room.
She was still silent. partly from sur
prise, partly from happiness. and
partly because she was being kissed by
DR.. Marks.
tCopyriSht, 1890
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DAILY SHORT STORY
TRICKS TO WIN

to the moment Of
his death to es-
tablish contact with
the kidnapers but
had been unsuc-
ceSsful.
After having her
broken arm set,
Medicine had been
put to bed and
given a sedative.
She stayed at the
hospital until noon,
when she had in
sisted on being
allowed to leave.
The rest of the day
she spent sitting
alone in her room
and along about
8 o'clock she re-
tired. The first
that she knew of
the accident was
the story carried
in the morning
paper.
Medicine " a S
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LIEUTENANT'S DEATH
MYSTERY TO OFFICIAL S
Navy Dental Corps Officer Found
Dead on Ship at Long
Beach.

b the Associated Press.
LONG BEACH, Calf, March 20.-
Naval officers said yesterday they were
unable to account for the pistol death
Of Lieut.. Richard M. Bear, Dental
Corps officer whose body was found in
his cabin aboard the cruiser Pensa-
cola Thursday.
Capt. George Bowdy said the shoot
ing was a mystery. Lieut.. Bear seemd
in good spirits when he left for shore
Thursday, Capt. Bowdy said, and be-
fore returning to the ship told his
bride Of two months he would see her
in the afternoon.
A naval board Of inquiry is investi-
eating.
Lieut.. Bears body is to be sent to
the home Of his parents at Erie, Pa.
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leading adviser to Washington hosts
and hostesses on how to seat diplomats
and officials at formal dinners. He
was in charge of precedence at the
Washington Arms Conference in 1922,
and was an aide on the special Amer
lean mission sent to Ethiopia in 1880
for the coronation of Halle Selassie.
He received a decoration from the
ruler and also held decoration from
Italy.
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NJ A D E L E I N E

IL ~ lkAAT htt
breakfast in her
lit lie one-room
apartment on four
teenth street. 1t
wasn't a big break
fast, nor was she
in a cheerful mood
as she ate it. Liv-
ing alone, on a few
dollars d week that
she could earn as a
commercial artist
was not an inspir-
ing situation for a
young girl to find
herself in. ES-
pecially a girl who
had graduated from
an exclusive finish
ing school; who
had studied art in
Paris, and was am
bilious to be a
portrait artist; who
was beautiful, with
wavy brown hair.
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Texas Society Fete
Set for March q

The Texas Society of Washington
OF which Mr.. Karl E. Crowley, So
licitor general of the Post Office De-
partment is president, will entertain
at a reception and dance Saturday
evening, March ~, at o'clock, in the
main ball room of the Mayflower Ho-
tel. In the absence of the president,
who will be out of the city, the first
vice president, Mr. c. E. Beckham,
will preside. Mr.. Lloyd Crossman is
secretary of the society. All Texans
and their friends are invited.