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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(Chntinnod

HUDSON 1926 custom trunk sedan; bought
new by well-known Government official
wiHsnn wwnS has lust Just traded it in on a Lincoln
care ano shows no signs of use; spick-and-
span new-car appearance, low mileage;
trunk. flashy performance; big-car comfort,
yet gets lS miles to a gallon of gas: one
OF most unusual cars we have ever taken
IN trace; act at once as this price is most
guarantee, Your Ford, Plymouth or Chey-
speciaj price. only $3.50. triangle Motor
GO, : New York ave. n W. National 1882.
HgPMoBILE lagani Isn. 1885 5-passenger touring
ical condition; it will give you plenty of
depensdabIe transp. at low cost, viii sell
1900. Open sun and eve. Se NV" A'''''A'
LAFAYETTE coupe, 1896; fine car that
has, been reconditioned in our own shops
by Nash experts. This beautiful car came
IN from the original owner and is in splen-
az fd1 shape thr9gShout lot Of automobiIe
st. NV, Nash dealers.
LAFAYETTE coupe, 1886; fine car that
has been reconditioned in our own shops
in from the original r owner and Il is in in spien le
dld shape Throughout. A lot of automobile
Tor S4l9, Williams g. Baker, .sl9 NJ
La SALE 1886 de luxe .4-door touring
SEDAN; large trunk wheels. heater. etc;
used very little: for quick sale. S575; terms.
Call owner. Col. IL s6-M
Ia ieaaS SALE 123a ha conyerble
hholstery, = wheels fender wells. Spotlight,
heater, low mileage. You simply cannot
G, G. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
IND st, NV. National 5000. Open
Ia SALE SAIL 1897 5-passenger touring sedan,
nHne' clean upholstery, radio. low mileage.
Sf S94 "a. SIMPLY cannot find better value, for
lilac Co = na snafantS ST pS capis9 Natonai Gad
1900. Open Sun. and eve Sow -''''o""'
Ia SALLE-1934 .4-door sedan: excellent
ask yon oaq La mosoT sae f9 9eaa sale for only sR49
$40 down. SCI month AM car a down Si
sasmsn5 pas nW k9san Mst MY Mpsor ast St. and Va
trunk radio and heater; beautiful sea blue
Sotor, En, oTlglnal duco; This automobile is
BT oaa Governmen anS vas oa oWne
So1 sod sl our - UNCONDITIONAL ao-day warranty
o $500 Soa OH fan ts neWcar svy this ces
faTma and haDe fo9 very desrabe car
1905 i4th St NV. Nafa!o North aa9s Mo'0r Sales
LINCOLN, 1886 7-passenger sedan dark
Paes Paes Wis., Whie Whees ra tender wells trunk
fine distinctive car IS surely io'slefg Clean
IN .s every respect: Sl.525: c. C. G. guar
NV National 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
LlNCOLN-zEP'HYR 1887 4-door sedan:
custom built-in radio and heater: black
nrtE9. I,rliSn without scratch; low mileage BY
me nlechan!cal order; nearly new tires: tre-
mTenaous Taen,s savings: full guarantee; easiest
~ q ms Steuart Motors. 140l R. I. ave-
LINCOLN ZEPHYR: car you will be proud
70 r.. own; it looks. runs and is guaranteed
irhe neT: see 1t and you will buy it: come
So92. Irlansle 2 New York ave. NV
Nash SPECIAL 8: LADY OWNER; BAR
gem FOR QUICK SALE. CALI, GEOR
NASH con. sed., 80. bean, no;,, ~
with new fin, new ton and new eatit tiras !oo
SSomp. recond. mech A lot of trans for
SII34', s3.day s33.sday trial. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
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AUCTION

Chevrolets, Fords, Plymouths,
Dodges and other makes auto
mobiles will be sold at auction
FRIDAY evening, 7:30 o'clock, at
1904 So. Capitol St., Washing
ton, D. C.
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FOR SALE.

NASH 400 sedan. This pretty little
sedan has the original Brewster. green
mechanically It is sound and has good
tires; SS5. Williams g. Baker, Inc. 2S19
NJ st. NV.
oLpsMoBILE 1897 s-door trunk sedan; sIG
miles; Finished in an attractiye gray.
sef ee sR 81 sbG bs sfai
oLDsSMoBILE s,LdSS dS,I3 1892 de luxe sedan; six
orIslnaI nsh so9d Tres CLEAN pphql
Service. i136 10Th st. NV. Dist. 9i4I.
new; private party will sacrihce for quick
sale. 400s Kansas ave. NV. Apt. 4.
oLDsMoBILE 1894, 5-passenger touring
Slack paint spotiess a uphostery Tfeeni ali seod
tires, rsI} splendid motor. This car certainly
caato E Fia csaiac saips ss15 Sd nd susranty
National $500. Open Sun. and eve. ''"'
oLpsMoBILE, 1895 cabriolet model F6
with with radio and heater; original brick color
peal to some one locking ior s sa SPORT TN model s
at a very moderate price. There are not
cu to ocae pt as they tSr sae sae sreay moS1 n
demand at all times. Priced as real buy
Tor only S595. Terms and trade Stand
SIS ssas' Motor Sales 1905 14th st. NV. North
9GLDsMoBILE 9 tr. coach, '34. orig. blk.
dW1er fiR;; tires qphol lust like new one
icai =, Hai 3laHe On reQueSt). Most crit
Ess B1ler ne eeer fia7 aaS 1stS !ala st. nv ss47
OLDSMOBILE 8 de luxe cpe., SO; low
mileage aiana fin tires; uphol. like new. viii
SsWaner SWner name On request Butler Bonded.
S42., Lee D. Butler. Inc, 1897 18th
oLPs 2 Is, lgaa Gs,. trunk sedan sls5; NO trade
I341 18th st. NV. North 10O96.
OLDSMOB!LE 1895 de luxe convertible
coupe; radio, heater, rumble seat, etc;
carefully driven: S450, terms. Col. a015.
OLDS 1885 2-door sedan for sale by pri-
vate party. Perfect condition throughout,
Phone Columbia Obs
OLDSMOBILE 1886 coach '6'' just like
new car; sacrifice. $3.50 Cleveland 1857.
Sn,;1s oLDsMoaBILE de luxe, sport convertible
tires, top, brakes. 1916 st. Sc.
PACKARD 1929 sedan. 7-passenger. good
condition. special; S75. Phone after s
pm. Adams 5992.
PACKARD 1885 "120" touring sedan. If
you have, Packard in your blood and are
interested in saving money. then drop in
here today. Smart Jet black finish. Clean
as PIN and ready to go. Condition
SHOWS snow m unusual care. PRICE, S565. Uncon-
Bros 1927 14th st. NV Open evenings
and SUNDAYS. Pot. 1900
phSsaI5x pACKARD Iss5 1897 67Gyl sedan with trunk
average. Will interest ANYBODY about to
buy 6uy new car and wishing to effect a
soasioersDie sifv saving Priced right at only
14th st. NV. North 229S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WdLLfS 30 touring sedan; good condition :
satey owned; priced to go. Halleman N
motor Co, 1911 R. l. ave n q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan: excellent
SSaint Sabn ana and mechanical mocha cond;: good tires;
Sl@'' Acme Motor Sales 1889 14th ST NV.
PLYMOUTH 1888 black de luxe coach;
S5Oo lnVested n in car; will sacrifice: mile
age. 1000. II 10th ST. Sc. Att. 1880. 81.
buiit.in trunk fine tires. upholstery clean
sh'Fs Rs''f h$S ss't: $oH n0'ss st.
PONTIAC Ir;,NI &C. 1897 .-door black touring
eaaon for seny oxn xdas Dszae 4s7 car good
PONTIAC So" con. cpe., '36; beaut. noun
new; Shows best Of care BY former owner r
Lee B: Butler. Inc. 1is7 1se5 Rnae1 St. NV, s4''
PONTIAC, beaut. new paint job; new tires,
rans eean fer neeh geTfest gasS lot Of ecoP
butter. Inc. 11s7 18th Hy St. 'laea; nav. Ice -
Ss SSsi q the xsfas sougsess eefHs iste scar.
sf9e sdsy aHa 'fn aa Hfsy sfs tor Leg
Butler. Inc. ii37 18th st. NV. N ~
STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander touring
sedan; current model. driven little by
in; this is your chance to get a true DUAL
ity car at reduced price; see it today;
sids6a sast one eeo on sale Alber & Mcneil. Inc,
1447-4s. oe"'e'S' i4'' r 81 NV Dec
sTUDEBAKER 1881 4-door: one owner;
six new tires: $3.50. River drive. Bird cot
tage on left. Roslyn, Va.
sTUDEBAKER con. cpe.. '35; driven only
10000 miles by its one owner (name on
reauesD. 1t is like. new in every respect
Just nicely broken in. Inspect and drive
Inc. 1137 18th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER Gust, sed... '33: must have
been kept in cellophane by former owner
name on reauest; Looks and runs bet
Lee D. Butler, Inc, 1887 18th st. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sA,e

MlLLYS' see owner: 1887; clean; heater:
oe luxe; only 5000 miles; S395 cash. no
trades. 29l6 s. Columbia pike, Arlington
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W,iLLYS WILLY 1887 de luxe sedan; only driven
l,OoO miles; owners name on request
inc iuli man sized car that will 20 to N Y
and back for So so. Just like new through.
out; S467. Lee D. Butler, Inc, 1887 18th
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a beaut. paint Job
top and new tires;
A lot of trans. for
Lee D. Butler, Inc,
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LINCOLN ZEPHYR: car you will be proud
5o} 70 own; 1t looks. runs and is guaranteed
n n toady for demonstration: price only
So32. triangle. :? New York ave. NV,
Nash SPECIAL 8: LADY OWNER; BAR
SSAHiN FOR QUICK SALE. CALL GEOR-
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PACKARD 1897 6-cvl. sedan with trunk:
general appearance are Tar above the the
average. Will interest ANYBODY about to
ouy q new car and wishing to effect a
conslderable saving. Priced right at only
S145. Fully guaranteed by our warranty.
Easy terms. Standard Motor Sales, 1908
l4th st. NV North zoos NO
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PLYMOUTH 1884 5-passenger. 2-door
sedan de luxe; excellent gray finish. spot
less upholstery. all good tires. splendid
motor. Here is clean car priced right
at .S245.- c. c: c. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. National
5000. Open Sun. End eve.
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LINCOLN 1886 7-passenger sedan darE
blue finish. 8 wheels, fender wells trunk
Tbi TScs WhIte Sidewall tires. finest upholstery
IN every respect; Sl.525. c. G. G. euar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1929 22nd ST.
n.W National 5000. Open Sun and eve
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LlNCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 4-door sedan:
s,nisb f,ISspm nnhilt,in radio and heater: black
private owner; custom Slip covers; neW.cey ey
meehan!cal m order; nearly new tires: tre-
mfenoous faens savings; full guarantee; easiest
Terms Steuart Motors. l4OI r. /. ave
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NASH con. Sed., 80
with new f1n., new
comp. recond. mech.
Sl91. 5-day trial,
] l31 18th ST 7, u,
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paint and mechanical cond: good tires
Sl2b. Acme Motor Sales, 1880 14th st. NV.
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La SALE 1887 5-passenger touring sedan.
beautiful green finish. white sidewall tires.
me- clean upholstery radio low mileage
Fl o45; c, e; c. guaranty. Capitol Cad
li!ac Co, 1222 22nd ST. NV National
$500. Open Sun. and eve.
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La SALE 1887 5-pasSenger convertible
sedan. dark blue finish gray leather up
holstery b wheels fender wells spotlight,
heater, low mileage. You simply cannot
nnd car in better condition; ST .345.
e, * C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co,
Sun. and eve ~
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Ia SALE 1886 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; large trunk. q wheels. heater. etc. !;
used very little: for quick sale. S575; terms
Cali owner. Col. I'll Sim
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PACKARD 1885 "120" touring sedan. If
interested in saving money. then drop in
mere today. Smart Jet black finish Clean
as PIN and ready to go. Condition
SHOWS unusual care. Price. S565 Uncon-
ditlonaily guaranteed. H. B. Leary. jr., &;
BROS. 1927 14th st. NV. Open evenings
and SUNDAYS Poi dQln
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has been reconditioned in our own shops
by Nash experts, This beautiful car came
did shape throughout lot of automobile
for S419. Williams g. Baker, .S19 M
81. NV. Nash dealers
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E.. '35; driven only
lie owner tname on
W in every respect.
Inspect and drive
A. Lee D. Butler,
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NASH 400 sedan. This pretty little
sedan has the original Brewster green
mechanically it is sound and has good
tires; $50. Williams g. Baker, Inc, 2S19
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OEBAKER Gust. sed.. '33: must have
kept in cellophane by former owner
le on requestl. Looks and runs bet
D. Butler. Inc. 1877 18th st. NV.
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Ia SALLE-19.14 4-door sedan: excellent
tlres and motor: for sale for only $40;
ask your La Sale dealer if that is a buy:
S49 Down. -S21 month. Any car a down
payment. Logan Motor. 2lst ST. and va.
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Travelling 1000 miles 4 botanical
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D. c. IS ENj0INED
BY INSURANCE FIRM
Restraining Order Prevents
Certifcation Withdrawal
BY District.

A temporary restraining order, In
effect until October .. enjoined the
District Commissioners. the Public
Utilities Commission and ]. Balch
Moor. the Districts superintendent Of
insurance, from interfering with the
activities Of the Hutchins Mutual In
surance o.. 1910 Vermont avenue
NV, or Withdrawing their certif,ca ton
to the cofnmission to do business here.
Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat signed
the temporary order on Saturday, but
1t did not become generally known un-
til today. The order enjoins and re-
strains the defendants from revoking
or canceling or otherwise interfering
with the business Of the company or
from withdra wing certification.
The insurance Arm. represented by
Attorneys Irwin Goldstein and William
r. Lichtenberg. informed Chief Justice
Wheat that II their certifica ton On file
with the Public Utilities Commission
were interfered with. it would suffer
immediate. irremedial and irreparable
loss or injury" On this showing the
jurist signed the temporary order.
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RULING DELAYED
ON EARLE PROBE
Pennsylvania's High Court
May Decide Jurisdiction
Later This Week,
.. the AaaHeiated frtia.

.. the Asseeiatsd fress.
PrTrSDUKoh. Sept. 7o.-Ths
Pennsylvania Supreme Court opened
4 session here today without eivtns
any deciAion On the constitutionality
Of laws empowering 4 legislative com.
mittss to take precedence over Z
grand jury In an investigation Of
campaign charges against Gov. Earle
and IL associates.
The court went ahead with other
matters and there WA no indication
when the decision might be expected.
Some observers. however. expressed
the opinion one might be made later
this week.
Justice Horace Stern was absent
a. court convened.
The laws, speeded through, 4 special
sessien Of the Legislature called by
Gov. Earle, kave the House precedence
In the inquiry and hated 4 proposed
investigation by the Dauphin County
sran6 Jury.
The laws Also:
Set up 4 committee Of seven to con.
duct the inquiry.
Gave the attorney general power TO
supersede 4 district attorney In Grim.
inal cases.
Suspended "retroActively a we'll A.
prupectively" any investigate Of i'm.
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Nordlinker. MAaa
Marriage Announced.

Nordlinkef. MAaa
Marriage Announced.
MR.. AND MRS. LEO MAA5 Of
AA Selma, Ala, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. Evelyn Mas
Rich, to Mr. william P. Nordlinger
OF Norfolk. va. son of Mr.. and Mrs
oerson Nordlinger Of Washington.
The ceremony took place yesterday
at noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
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peAchable officers until after the Motse
completes It inquiry.

peAchable officers until after the Morse
completes IL inquiry.
The Supreme Court Justices heard
arguments on the legislation in PhilA-
delphia September I, turned over to
the Mouse records ana witnesses in.
tended for the grand jury. but post.
pone4 4 ruling.
The charges, most Of them fred BY
former Attorney General Charles j.
MAr6iota during his unsuccessful cam.
paien for the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination, included allesations OF
bribery, coercion, biaekmail; nlalftaA.
Aiice ana e1tortion. =
Mr.. Margiott turned over the
charges, - . "pf1vAt1 ycitisen. ," 70. Carl
.. Shelley. 1ntfiet Attorney Of Dsuphtn
County, who prepared them for thl
Grand jury.
Meanwhile, the House committee
called Mr.. Shelley ~ witness. Ne
supplied the names Of some 80 per.
sons he intended 70 call - witnesses
II the grand jury procesdings are per-
initted to continue.
Mr.. Margiotti appeared before the
committee - principal witness. relat-
inS conversations with Gov. Earle,
STATE Democratic Chairman David l..
Lawrence. Matthew II. McCloskey,
Philadelphia contractor; Representa-.
tive Melchiorre Of Philadelphia, Public
Utility Commissioner Arthur Coie.
erove And others.
Mr.. Meichiorre IN testimony denied
much Of Mr.. MArsiottis testimony.
the committee u scheduled to re.
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\ AR6FULLY avoiding any direct
reference to the crisis her
4 country y facing today, DR..

fe1efence 70 the CflS6 ner
country y facing today. DR..
Tina elAdkova Of Prague.
CsechcslovAkiA, traced the history Of
ana life In the 2o.year.old democracy
TO members and suests Of the wash
inston Branch Of the American Asso-
ciAtion OF University Women 1t club
headquarters last night.
The pretty blond lecturer. who, in
spite Of her youth, holds Pm. D. de-
tree from the University Of Prague
and has also studied on 4 fellowship
In this country At Columbia University.
pictured Csechoslovakia ~ 4 country
where women take 4 leading part in
social and labor legislation ana where
the professions, particularly medicine,
find women in active roles.
She also stated from the beginning
CSechoslovakiA has been 4 state where
the minoritiea have more rights than
minorities In any other European coun-
tries and she ended her lecture on a
hopeful note with the remark: Prob
sbly no country In the world has dis
played such vital determination to
hold It's place In the future"
In private life the speaker is the wife
Of DR.. Jaromil Sladek of Charles Uni
versity. Prague. ana has been travelling
with him In this country since June.
She was presented last night BY Mrs.
Edmund Campbell, who was in charge
Of the meeting.
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Dinner 1T Arts Club
To. Honor Hamilton.

A dinner in honor OF Clayton Hamil-
ton OF the Playwrishts' Producing Co.
OF New York City will be held At the
Arts Club Thursday as the first Of the
clubs fall activities.
Mr.. Hamilton is to speak OF, the
contemporary Stage" and will dis
cuss In particular Robert T. sher.
woods ABE Lincoln in Illinois" which
will soon have its premiere performance
In Warrington.
Mr.. Hamilton Is a former chairman
OF the Pulitzer Prize jury and has
been 4 dramatic critic for a number Of
publications.
Miss Marie Z. Walcott and Paul w.
Murphy are hosts. The president Of
the club. Frank B. Steele. and Mrs.
Steele will head the list Of guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice H. Greet will
be the Euests OF Miss WAlcott, vice
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A. A u. w. Hears Talk
DR.. Tina Sladkova Speaks
On Czech History.

Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar. General Fed.
eration president. Issued 1 statement
today In which Ahe pointed out that
the child welfare department Of her
ortanisation has taken maternity and
infancy ~ one Of itS main studies
Of the year. .
She added that the research H..
brary At national headquarters, which,
provides local clubs with study aids
ana guides. enables the federation to
contribute definitely to the ever.
mounting public opinion that the lives
OF mothers and babies are too precious
to be sacrificed because of lack of
care"
Three methods Of meeting the prob
lem Of better care for mothers and
babies will be discussed at Saturdays
meeting: Payment Of physicians fees
for low-inconne mothers: a nurse.
midwife service for 4 rural area: A
consultation service In obstetrics and
pediatrics for State departments Of
health.
The Congress of Parents And
Teachers is among the lay orsanisa-
tions to take part and 4 number Of
professional sroups art also members
Of the committee.
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Weddings
Of Recent
Interest
Miss Ruth Knight
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. PEPPER.
T 1ss RUTH ESTHER KNIGHT

"A 4 rss RUTH ESTHER KNIGHT.
M daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs..
w Harry orrison Knight Of
4 a Gardner. Mas, and Mr.. Mil
ton Christian Pepper Of College Park,
Nd, were married Saturday afternoon
at the First Congregational Church In
Gardner. The Rev. Baldwin w. CAL
lahan offlciated.
Mr.. Pepper Is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Peper Of Stemmers Run,
Nd
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. She wore white Chan
tilly lace over white satin, and her
fingertip-lensth veil WAS caught With
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was OF
white roses ana lilies Of the valley.
Miss Marjorie T. Knight. the brides
sister, was maid Of honor. wearing
peach lace trimmed with cornhower
blue velvet. Her flowers were talisnan
roses and larkspur.
Miss Patricia Barbara L. Shuts was
the bridesmaid. Her dress was Of
cornflower blue lace trimmed with
peach velvet, and she also carried
talisman roses and larkspur.
The flower girl was the BRIDE
groom's niece. Janet Pepper. wearing
white net trimmed with cornfower
blue velvet. She carried basket Of
garden flowers.
Mr.. Paul H. Poffenberger of Col
lege Park, Md, was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Chester M.
Kendall Of Gardner and Mr.. Wayne
Hamilton Of College Park.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents was held after the
ceremony.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. PEPPER were
graduated from Maryland University,
Mr.. PEPPER in 1885 and his bride in
1898. Mr.. Pepper is a member Of
Alpha Gamma Rho and Mrs. Pepper
belongs to Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
The brides travelling costume was
q blue wool suit with black Access
sories. On their return from their
wedding trip they will reside in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard L. knight,
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Crawford, Silver Spring. Nd; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pepper. jr.. Raspe.
burg. Md. and Miss Harriet Cain Of
College Park, Md. were among the
guests at the wedding.
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sume its hearing 1t Harrisburg Tues
day Aft6ff1oofl.
Other caSeS expected 70 come up for
consideration 81 the court ct IT.
present session include 4 controversy
between the Socialist party Of Penn
sylYania and an Independent eroup
known. - the socialist Labor party
for = place on the November ballot
And 4 dispute over ownership Of 1
canal In Eastern Pennsylvania.
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Fifty-Eixht Groups to Take Part
In Infant Care Farley.

With SO national organizations
scheduled to be represented in the
meeting Of the National Committee on
Better Care for Mothers and Babies
here on Saturday at the Washington
Hotel, the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs, one of the participate
ing groups. Is preparing to take an
active part in the conference.
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Nordlinger and was performed BY
Rabbi Abram Simon OF the Eighth
Street Temple.
After wedding trip North Mr.. and
Mrs Nordlinger will make their home
in Norfolk.
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Miss Frances Schultz We'd
To Mr.. r. D. Burdsall, Jr.

IN A setting of palms. white chrysan-
themums and gladioli, and q soft
candle-elow, furnished by seven
branched candelabra on either side Of
the altar. Miss Frances Cavano Schultz.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r.
Schultz Of Arlington, Va. was married
Friday afternoon to Mr.. Frank Barker
Burdsall. ir.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
3. Burdsall Of Washington.
The ceremony took place in St.
Georges Episcopal Church, the rector,
the Rev. Henry J. Miller, oficiatink.
Mrs Gene Stewart played the wedding
music.
Given in marriage by her father, the
bride wore period gown of white
MORE, made with very full skirt, and
basque bodice, trimmed around the
r1eckline with net ruchinr and With
buttons down the front. Sleeves were
long and tspered into points over the
hands. Her fnger-tip length veil of
tuue. in three tiers. was attached to 4
coronet OF tulle, caught with orange
blossoms. and she carried 4 larse
bouquet OF white roses and orchids.
She had as her only attendant and
maid OF honor Miss Elizabeth Daniels
OF Alexandria. who was dressed in A
dark blue taffeta frock. made with A
generously full quilted skirt. tight.
hitting bodice and bolero jacket and A
POKE bonnet OF net to match her gown.
She carried an old-fashioned bouquet,
Mr.. Ogden Burdsall of WASHINGTON
was best man for his brother and the
uehers were the brides brother. Mr..
Rowland w. Schultz, and Mr., Paul
Orhmen.
Immediately following the ceremony
q reception was held in the Rhodes
room OF the parish hail, which waa
decorated with pink dahlias, palms
and candles.
Mrs. Schultz wore becoming gown
OF teal blue crepe with dubonnet ac-
cessories and a corsage bouquet of
dark red roses. and Mrs. Burdsall,
mother of the bridegroom, wore 4 black
and sapphire blue crepe. with black
accessories. and a single orchid.
When Mf. and Mrs. Burdsall left
on their wedding trip through the
South, the bride WA wearing 4 dark
green wool tailleur. with leopard trim
and brown accessories. A corsase of
orchids completed her ensemble.
On their return they will reside IN
the Stratford, At 2ol0 kalorAr,a road.
Washington.
Mrs. Burdsall ia 4 graduate Of
strayer's College and Mr.. Burdsall Of
Benjamin Franklin University.
Guests from out-of- town who At
tended the wedding were Mrs. Oscar
Ogden and her daughter, Miss Mary
Ogden: Mr. and Mrs. Ira w. Burdsall
Of Wenonah, N. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis c. Schultz and their daushter,
Miss Betty Lee Schultz, OF Baltimore.
Nordlinser. Mas
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. AND MRS. LEO MAAs Of
AA Selma, Ala, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter, Evelyn Mas