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FEDERAL LAND BANKS
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.

BY Ute AsSOCIattC PIeSs.
The position of the Treasury on May
S34 OBJ 1862 IS: balance. S2.sl1455.
"a go; customs receipts for the month,
Receipts for the fiscal year tsince July
y So 1853. 81 ,317.l4 expenditures, So
537, 1872. 1S6.49 including S1,7ss65O.
1872 .03 of emergency expenditures; excess
Of expenditures, S1.273 977, 500 IS; gross
debt S37 Ar 1873 1913 an increase Of
1921 1860; gold assets. S12,S7649s,-
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100 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, May 10 (P).-st. Jo-
seph Lead Co. reports so tons of
Southeast Missouri pig lead sold yes
terday at s435 per 100 pounds. East
st. Louis, and so tons at the New York
average.
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. May 10 GP.--Silver futures
opened unchanged. May, 42.40 bid: July,
40 IN
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RUBBER FUTURES

NEW YORK, May 10 QP.-Crude rubbe,
futures opened to ~ higher; May, IL O3
July, 12.00-12.06: December. IL. 30-34.
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United States Steel Corp.-Erie r.
R. Co. placed an order for 1856 tons
OF rail with Carnegie Illinois Steel
Corp. subsidiary of this company.
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Potomac Elec. Power So pfd.-l at
ll2, al 1l252.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-Sl 900 at 81.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
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NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, May 10 (R.-Bar sill
YEA A2x. unchanged. 49,.
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AFTER CALL

PUBLIC UTILITY.
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May 4. Ap. 27. 5. 1887.
Loans and invest
mentS--total - 2O,S42 II 39S
LOanS-tOtal S,o17 - 10 -1.Ul6
Cow. ria1 IN,
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FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
HOME QWNERS' LOAN

" S 1942-44-- 1895 1892 1898
Ms 1939-49--- 1902 rs 102.27 l02.2s
3 l944-52 105.20 1O5.l5 1O5.2O
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Elk dividend.
Plus extras e2co extra f2h2eo ex-
ira. 75c extra. S14 extra paid No
vember 80. 1887. SOC extra. m So extra.
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igures are not available.
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Virgie Mccoy, 10 lots and

.
Greek. $5.72.
Noah McCrary. % acres and
house Kershaw Subdiv., $25.3l.
Y. c. McCrary, l lot LIST Ave.
W., $3.50.
/ Mrs. j. r. McCraVen, 2 lots Bal
four Heights, $4.36.
C. E. McCraw, "a acre East
Flat Rock, S6.25.
Ralph McCraw, house Glade
Ave, 1888.
II. K. McCreery, ! lot Echo No.
| / Laurel Park, $685.
J. NJ. Mccullough, house Bun
combe St. $146l.
Mrs. Virginia f. Mcdonald. two
lots Hillgirt. S3.9S.
Mrs. Annie P. Mcdowell, hse.
| Shepherd Drive, $22.4O; ! lots
Druid Hills, $32.32.
j. Merle McElroy, : lots and
house eileen place, $3O.21.
Mrs. W. f. Niece, , lots Hy-
man Heights, $S.ZG.
William b. Mcclellan, lot Os-
ceola Lake. $2.l2.
Fred McQuinn, l - acres East
Flat Rock, $222.
J. W. McGulm, 8 "a acres and
house Spartanburg Hwy. $38.G7.
T. q. Mcintosh, l lot East Flat
Rock, $l.G7
John Robert Mcintyre, . lots
Druid Hills. $23.97; ] lot LYMAN
Heights, $40.
J. W. Mcintyre Plumbing and
Heating Co., store 9th Ave. East,
$65.8l.
Maude and Vida Mcclellan, 6
ga acres and house GreenVille
Hwy. 5000 bal.
Vida f. Mcclellan. lot Great
er Druid Hills. $2.32
J. P. McKenna, l lot Indian
Cave, 2 lots Laurel Park. $14.7O.
F. ". McKnnish, s acres Clear
Greek Rd, $3.50.
Frances A. McLanShan, l lot
Laurel Park, S3.58.
Mrs. D. r Mclean, l lot Druid
Hills. $3.50; house Poplar Lodge
Mt. Hebron, S56.l8. I lot Osceola
" | DL-n 81
F p Mclean = lots and
borsa H %, I'd 81 81
r p Mclean - "a acres and
house RUGBY s3l.28.
7 F Mcleod bousp Church ST.
small house and lot Justus Street
I S4949
G. R. McManawav II lots and
house Rosemont 6. D. | lot 9th
/ Ave and Justice 500 IN bal
/ c c Mcmillan " bouscs Main
/ St S224 90
Mrs Amanda Mcmillan. lot
. Echo No. , Laurel Park. $500.
/ G. 4. McMmray. l house 5th
Ave. E.. Sl356.
]. B. McMurray, G II acres and
house Blue Ridge. SlO.75.
T. NJ McMurray and wife, five
acres and house Spartanburg Hy.,
S3.43 bal.
Mrs. Pearl Lee Mcpherson, l
/ lot Laurel Park, $500.
Mrs. Ruth w, McOuanie one
house Hirhland Lake. S2O.42.
R. O. Mabry. house East Flat
Rock Rd., $3.50.
J. Blaine Mace, 2 lots Toms
Hill, 1924; l lot Hwy. 60, 1886:
house and lot Mud Creek, S11.2O.
J. Ulysses Mace, lots and fill
ing station, $l4.32; 3 lots Lenox
Park, $1.17.
Mrs. ". H. Maddux, 2 lots Lyn-
wood Subdiv., 1882.
Madison Investment Co., ] lot
/ South Main St. $75.GO.
Mrs. Mary Z. Main. sc acres
and house NTH. land, $3.50.
Mrs. Ethel l.. Malone, ] lot
| Temple Terrace. S5.O4.
Malone & Germany, l service
station East Flat Rock, S3O.8l; l
house Greenville Hwy, $6.6S.
Miss Ethel Manders, lot
Fleming St., Sl.6S.
W. H. Manders Est, z IL acres
Jones Rd.. S31S: / house Elem
| ing st., S29.4l.
Maurice Manning Est, q acres
Willow Rd.. S46.22: | house State
/ St., $3.50.
Homer Markham, ! house New
Hope, S13.43.
Mrs. H. B. Marsh. | house 2nd
Ave. East, S16.SO.
J. p Marsh. | lot Willow St,
/ S2.95.
Mrs. Lois K. Marsh, / lot Druid
Hills, $6.O6.
Marv Leslie Marshall. / house
Glade Ave. New Hope. Sl2.72.
Andrcw Marshick I lot Oak
/ Hill Court S672
Mrs. Annie D. Martin. "a acres
and bldgs, Greenville Highway,
| $263.l6.
~. ~ IN DT.: ~, " Te.
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Chimney Rock Rd.. S24.49.

Eunice II. Miller, II acres Clear
Creek Rd., $8.75.
E. Fl. Miller, IL acres Clear.
Creek, $5.17.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. II. Miller, one
house Barker land, $40.99.
N. w. Miller, acres and 3
houses Crescent Drive, saba; ]
house Edwards St, $500.
Otis A. Miller, - acres McMa-
han prop, $ll.93.
Percy l.. and Bessie K. Miller,
: lots Hillgirt golf course, 2 lots
Erskine Subdiv., 5 lots Osccola
Lake, $l74O.
Mrs. Ruth A. Miller, lot He
bron St, $72S.
Mrs. G. ]. MiIward, ! house
Pace St, 1915.
Mrs. Esther BatSOn Miner, =
lots Pine View Terrace, STA.
f. MintH, "a acre and house
Valley Hill, $751;
f. NJ. Mint, Ir., y acres
and house OSceoIa Lake, &II.0I.
j. L. Mitchell, lots OsceoIa
Lake, $I59; ] house Kanuga Rd.,
! $2l.6S.
MIR. J. +. Mitchell, ! lot High.
land Ave, $40.
G. c. Moffitt, house Horse
Shoe, $il94.
A. Mondragon, | lot Willow Rd.
$G.8I.
Francis NJ. Montgomery, ! lot
. Laurel Park, So SO.
Elsie NJ. Moore, house and lot
Mt. Home, $&.l2.
NJ. u. Moore, ! lot Pine View
| Terrace, Sc.
". c. Moore, 2 lots Wetmur
Subdiy.. $J.O4.
Lloyd H. Morgan, | lot Temple
/ Terrace, 1886
H. +. and Helen Morris, one
house Crab Creek. $l6.8O.
J. {. Morrow. j., , lots TEN
pie Terrace, So. 10; , lots Willow
and Hebron St, $S72, lot 18th
Ave E, SIC so.
J. {. Morrow and G. W Brooks,
/ lots Crab Greek St, SlO0S, >
lots Justice st, SAL bal.
] { Morrow Jr and J. II.
Jampley, lot LIST Ave. West,
Sll 20
Mrs. Marguerite Morrow, 3 =
acres near 9th Ave. $l2.6l; one
house 9TH Ave. E., $3.50; ! lot
Oak Hill Court. $500; house and
lot 4th Ave. W. $55.52.
Miss Willie Morrow, ! lot Mt.
Royal, So. 40 bal.
Harry Mottsman, house South
West side Church St, $29.83.
Mrs. George w. Munroc, ! lot
Druid Hills, $ll&7
Mrs. Eva s. Murray, l lot Druid
Hills, SlL37.
NJ. J Murrey. ! lot 3fd Ave.
". $6.3l
Harry Myerson. It Il, ! lot 9TH
Ave. r, >3l.5l.
Miss Ester Nash, | lot Greater
Druid Hills, $2.&2.
National Bond Holders Corp,
! house Comor Ave, $l4.0O; |
house 9th Ave, $500.
Charles II. Neal ! lot Laurel
/ Park. $40.
l. A. Neal, ! acres and house
near EdueyvIIle Rd, SIG.
Mr.. Ben Nelson, Is acres and
house Kanuga Rd., $3.50.
c. +. Nelson, 3 acres and house
near Mud Greek Church, $2+.l2.
J NJ. Nelsom, - y acres and
house Jump Off Min, $lO,22.
T. 7. Nelson, 20 acres ana
house Min. land. $5.97.
Ms. W. G. Nelson, lot Hy-
man Heights, $6.42.
Thomas Newborn, Jr., . lots
Pine View Terrace, $262.
Thomas Newborn. Jr., ct al, t
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lots Echo Mt. Laurel Park, $ll.O4.
Miss f. PalamOuntain, lot ID.
Hills, $3.50; | house Oak Hill
Court, $28.7O bal.
Ed. S. Palmer, | lot Echo No.
! Laurel Park, $3.50.
Mrs. Emma Palmer, "a acre
and house Willow Rd., $7.95.
W. n. Paris, / house New
Hope, $7.95.
}. A. Paris, lot Druid Hills,
$1I.37.
Mrs. Charles H. Parsons, hse.
9th Ave. W., $l.6S.
Nathan and Celia Patla, A lots
and house 9th Ave. W., $47.92.
Mrs. Nell Patten, e lots Min.
Home, $5.22.
A. Patterson and Louis Sher-
man, 2 lots 9th Ave. W., $6.72.
h. S. Patterson, 10 lots OSceoIa
Lake, $l0.87.
Edward Patterson, house Jer-
icy st. $3.50.
+. II. Patterson, 2 lots Miami
Terrace, - %.
Ernest Patterson, Est, lot +.
Flat Rock, $50.
Mrs. II. Patterson and Mrs. H..
Shprintz, / lot l%t Ave. W., 2.53.
l.. c. Patterson, Est, lots T..
Flat Rock, $8.33.
Patton & Bry&on, ! lot Pine St
near R. K, $3.50.
=. f. Patton, lot Ash Street,
$l.GS; house 5th Ave. +. and
Pine St, $l2.Gl.
4. Pearlman and w'fe, ] lot
Main St, $I79.2O.
Hattie G0ldstein Pcarlman, .
lots Mt. Home, $2.G3.
Mrs. Laura Duncan Pearson, .
lots Hynan Heights, $40.
A. S. and T. C.. Peeler, ! lot
Hebron st, $2IOl.
c. {. Peeler, | lot Greater b.
Hills, $50.
". NJ. Pender. II acres and
house Haywood Rd, SCI 50.
Mr. l.. Pendergast. lot Gr
DRUID Hills. S6.SI.
Arthur c. Perry, ] lot Crab
Creek, $2.53.
Mrs. John Perry, j, l house
Hebron St. $22.40.
Mrs Nettle T. Perry, II acres
Perry prop. $72.O3.
+. II. Phillips and c. +. Moore,
lot Fleetwood sec. l.. f., $2.3J.
Mrs. Lille Phillips, 2 lots and
house New Hope, $1,000.
r. f.. Pike and Goldsmith, !
lot Hebron and Willow, $3.3G.
MIR. \. K. Pippin, house 9Th
Ave. W, $44.SO.
Tcet Pittillo, % acres near
Balfour, $l7g6; = lots near Bal
four school, $3.4S.
William h Plank. = lots Cold
Springs Park, $50; 3 lots and
house near Blue Ridge school,
$I723.
J. W. PIess, 81, lots Mount
Royal, $500; lot 9Th Ave. W.,
$23.j2.
H''I"ii'" VIZ
kd, &IZ.l9. -, ,I,I
sec, lot Rainbow Sec $ll.@A
! lot King St, SAL.
A. {. Portcrfeld, = lots Noun
tain Home, $2.G2; ! house Var
borough St, SLIGO; lot Temple
| Terrace. S2.5S; lot Jones and
Stthp sunny, p 2i.t p.;.,.,.o.
W. II. I"S ,,ll' " '"'1 ! al y y"
SnbGIVr %".9o. ., 49,,
W. J.. Potts, nous, "th ave,
W, ~ %. a., n.;1
Mrs. ". !. fotlS' : l"tS III o''
HIS, $500. -.
Anne +. Powell, : lots F'"e
VIew Terrace, ~ e..
Clinton NJ. Powell ! lot Laurel
PARK, $3.50. ,r,,
OTIS '. Powers, house ana Dhi Il
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/ acres Ei' L. <AAoShSS
H. 4, Allen, 8 "A acres JOIN
Flicker, 27 acres w. n. Flicker, 81
acres Smith Martin, $265.00; va
rious lots shown by abstract 10
Gated in Laurel Park, $245.66.
r. l. Leavengood, house an(
lot Mt. Home, $8.12.
Z. Z. Ledbetter. / acre anC
house Brevard Rd., l lot Lenol
Park, $1,000.
Z. L. Ledbetter, l house neaI
city reservoir, $2.65.
d. H. and Katherine B. Lee
house and lot Mt. Royal, $57.19.
Miss Allie Legg, 2 lots Echo
No. , Laurel Park, 1921.
Henry Lehman, 4 lots Echo Mt
Laurel Park, $17S9.
Mrs. P. T. Lemaster, l lot Echo
Mt. Laurel Park, S3.1S.
Lentz Brothers, l house S. Ma
pie St., 2 houses Pine St, ware
house 9Th Ave. E., $94.79.
Henry Leslie, ? 1-2 acres anC
house Summey land, $1.75.
Henry Leslie, heirs, 3 - acres
Willow Rd., $l.20: 81 1-2 acres
Finley land, $11.93.
Houston Leslie, 5-8 acre Sum.
mey land. $3.50.
5. Evelyn Lester, l house Elem.
ing St, $24.64.
4. Lewis, ! lot Druid Hills
$ll.37; l lot Maple St. $40; !
lot Southside 5th Ave, $1,000.
Mrs. A. Lewis, l house 4th Ave
and Oak St. $7925.
Mrs. f Lewis, lot Druid Hills,
S4.56.
George n. Lewis, lot Noun
tain Home, $6.10.
Leonard Lewis, ! lunch room
Main St, S3455.
Miss Pauline Lewis. ! house
4th Ave. W, S59.36.
Katherine Licklider, t lots Pa
lama Park, $3.50.
". H. Lilies and DR.. R. D. Ross,
l lot Echo No. l Laurel Park,
S429.
Mrs. L. B, Lilly, lots Lyn-
wood S318
= D. Lindsay. lot Druid Hills
Sl515.
r. L. and w. r. Little, l lot
East Flat Rock, $6.66.
W. r. Little, house Oak Street,
Sl.57 bal.
H. c. Livingston, Est, Up acres
Haywood Rd., 5000.
John Livingston, Jr., l acre and
house East Flat Rock, S12.49.
Maude V. Livingston, swimming
pool Bird Ave. and Washington
st.. $500.
II. r. Loar, , lots Druid Hills,
$22.76.
Mrs. Laura H. Loar, l lot Druid
Hills, 5000.
Richard B. Lock, 8 lots Laurel
Park, $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Lockaby,
house and lot East Flat Rock,
SI4.21.
Percy St. John Lock, Est, 3
lots OSceola Lake, S2.12 bal. ID
lot Whitfield ST., 1925; / lot Toms
Park, $6.72; l lot Highland Ave.
$6.72, l lot Willow St, $5.04; &
lots Turner Subdiv., $3.50; , lots
Toms Subdiv.. $1O.OS; / lot Len
OK Park, $685..
W. S. Lockman, Jr. IS acres
and house, 5000.
John J. Logue, ! lot Druid
Hills, $500.
W. D. Yohman, > lots Pine
View, l house Fassifeln Court,
house 18th Ave. E, $1l6.4O.
NJ. Watt Long. 8 1-2 acres and
house Rugby Heights, $9.16.
Mrs. B. 4. Topaz, Is acres
next County Home, $50.
Lott Lumber Co., 113 "a acres
Lott and King prop, II lots CT.
Druid Hills, $l1l.24.
William Lott, 3 lots Greater
Druid Hills. $40; , lots Oakland
Court, $3.50; l lot 3rd Ave. f.,
$3.50; lots and house King St,
$36.4C.
Mrs. William Lott, l lot Sylvan
Heights, $40.
d. B. Love, ? lots Osccola Lake
$685..
H. G. Love, ? lots Bird Ave. W,
$1,000.
Evelyn Nj. and Edith H. LOWcks,
l lot Fuller Court, $7.16.
". R. Lowe, l house East Flat
Rock, $8.78.
r. c. Lowrance, ! house Cher
ny St, $16.S8.
J. L. 10y, 5 acres King land,
$1O.71.
Mrs. Bessie Dixon Lupo, ID
int. in p acres Long John Min,
$742.
Miss Alma Beulah LYDIA, l lot
Greenville Hwy, $1.37.
B. E. LYDIA, l lot Rusher Street,
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z. ". Israel, 6 acres cid Israel
place, $3.50.
Geo. L. lizard, / !Ot Laurel
PARK, $5.3S.
Anna S. jacobson, 2 cottages
NTH. Home, S17.4G. :,
Brownlow Jackson, / lot Church
St, $l1.2O.
Fart 3. Jackson, house Barker
Hts, $7.42; l LOT 1St Ave. West,
S6.3I; , lots OSceola lake, $4.625 ,
5 houses 9th Ave. West, PSI ;
/ house Oak St, $50; house VIII
low Rd., $16.24; 2 houses and =
lots Temple Terrace, SEAS; l
lot Caswcll St. 1884; house
Jonas St., $6.72.
Emily aGd Harvey Jackson,
housg Barker Hgts., $6,76; i lot
Barker Hts. $I.99.
Floyd A. Jackson, house Third
Ave, West, $3.50.
Garland Jackson. l lot 5th Ave.
Z, $3.50.
Garland and Rosa E. Jackson,
house 9th Ave. and King, SIS. -.
4. G. jackson, house Willow
Ha 20, 800 4,o,,.on . acres clear
g" o,'I "a SII5 az -
j. ". Jackson, house Church
St.. > ID acres on RI, Is OF
two acres, S29q.25.
so /. q e. Jackson. i !o' |""''n 0''
f0, -. 2 1,o,.-,, lorsa VII
-'~''l,sH =; "',I - - -
~ a. -. W. ~ -, y 0-;rror-
d n - - - :; '''.l-e'''I' i'0'
NJ" Nj -. 7.,...,,, ?,+ Toms Hin
. -, -. : - - ILL., ILL., ,cras Pa,sar
- a. = - - 49, -, IarS S55 81
an 'G 2Sc1 o,,, ~, 1T house King
r 81 81
JarIa & Jenkins = lots Mtn.
~ 'l'' :, -
p 2 Jsn,,s,n 1o7 acres and
b,1., -. SO a.
Mr. = Jar,is09 > lots Tons
n; ;'' : : r., ~ ''''''''
~. " " T-D,,s,r "a acres and
R,s,.o T,,Ssnn mon So 4C
''>. IL. E;.,Lr,', T.ffaTicr lot
ulC .,,., IS, -"
Lula T jenkins, l lot Laurel
ParE $3.50.
: M l., Si Ella John, l lot Mt. Roy
al, S6.8I.
Johnson 4 Fike. ! Lot 6th Ave.
F $3.50 bal.
Johnson. West and Ell II, ! lot
D. Hills. Sil.37.
Clarence /. Johnson, house Ma
pie st.. $7.S4.
Mrs. Edna D. Johnson. l lot D.
Hills. S9.I5: house East Fiat
Rock. [ acre East Flat Rock,
S35.5s; / lot Greater D. Hills,
$&.4S.
Frank Johnson, lot Greater
DRUID Hills, AS.
Il. 4. Johnson, | lot D. Hills,
S456.
Il. n. Johnson. Est, l lot Hy-
man Is, $50; house 4th Ave.
", $3.50: l lot Asheville Hwy,
500; LOT Locust St., $6.72.
7. P. Johnson Est, , acres Yale,
lG9 acres and house Horse Shoe,
$3.50.
llrs. Jemima s. Johnson. house
Nug 81. Z. Z. Rock, &11.lO.
Nav and Alice Johnson, house
Highland Lake, $7.77.
Rhode Johnson. acre East f.
Rock, $2.50.
johnson Shale Rrick Co, l lot
Laurel Park. $3.50.
". L. Johnson. 6 acres and
house Mud Creek, $3.50.
Georgia ana Florence Johnston,
o lets Pine View Terrace, S3.+o.
:. T. Jones, house East Flat
Rock. Sl-.j4.
{. r. Jones, ! lot D. Hills,
Evening star., 1938-10-13
Miss StirewaIt Married
To Mr.. H, E. HasSler.

Miss Margaret Elizabeth Stirewalt,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. E. N. Stire-
walt, was married to Mr.. Howard
Edward Hassler, son of Mrs. Stella
Hassler and the late Mr.. J. E. Hassler,
Friday evening, October 7. The we'd
ding took place in st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, the Rev. Harry Dunlap as
sisting the Rev. DR.. Henry w. Snyder,
who officiated at o'clock. Miss Alice
gene Carver, soloist of the church,
sang, accompanied by Mr.. Donald
Hefflley. organist of the church. White
chrysanthemums with palms and fern
decorated the church, which was
lighted by candles.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and her wedding gown was
of white cut velvet made on princess
lines with a long train. Her tulle
veil. which was finger-tip length, was
held by Juliet cap of pearls and
she carried bouquet of brides roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Helen DAndelet was maid of
honor, wearing a Molyneux adapta-
ton of taffeta faile in soft shade of
blue. Her doll hat matched her
gown and she carried yellow roses.
The brides other attendants were
Miss Thelma Mount, Mrs. Hilda v.
Burrows, Mrs. Ethel Hassler Moler
and Mrs. Elizabeth Orth Steinsko. They
were dressed alike, two in May wine
color and the others in clover rose
shade, their doll hats matching their
dresses and they carried talisman and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
keenan, was flower girl, wearing an
old-fashioned frock Of blue taffeta
trimmed In rose color and carried
basket filled with rose petals.
Mr.. Francis E. Hassler brother of
the bridegroom, was best man, and
the ushers included Mr.. John Loehler,
Mr. Paul Loehler, Mr.. Wade Elgin
and Mr.. Robert Stirewalt, brother of
the bride.
Members of the wedding party, the
families of the bride and bridegroom,
as well as relatives and intimate
friends. attended the reception, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Hassler left for
wedding trip. On their return they will
live in the Normandie, where they
have taken an apartment. The brides
travelling costume was of slate blue
sith dubonnet accessories. Mr. Hass-
.er was graduated from the Maryland
University in the class of 1927 and
received his bachelor of science degree
IN civil engineering. In 1881 he took
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Continued From Page B-3)

of the bride, was flower girl, preceding
her aunt down the aisle.
Mr.. John T. Funkhauser Of Airing
ton, Va, brother-in-laW of the bride
groom, was best man and the ushers
Included Mr.. Holcombe r. Crockett
and the brides brother, Mr.. Richard
Allan Hickman of Richmond
A small reception followed in the
home of the brides brother and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins left for a we'd
ding trip through Southwestern Vir-
sinia. On its completion they will be
at home at 1913 East Jefferson ave-
nue in Detroit, where Mr.. Hopkins is
with the Home Owners Loan Corp. Mrs.
Hopkins will continue her work with
the Michigan State Welfare Depart
ment.
Out-of- flown guests included Mrs.
Fannie Weaver and her two sons, Mr..
James Weaver and Mr.. Russell Weaver,
and Miss Williette Hopkins OF Harri-
sonburg, Va; Mrs. R. T. Gillum and
daughter Martha of Charlottesville,
Va: Mrs Marshall Sipe of Nc
Gainesville, Va Mrs. John T. Funk
hauser, sister of the bridegroom, and
Mrs. Howard l., Hopkins, mother OF
the bridegroom, from Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1938-10-13
Sean,en Can Take Sun Baths
Wearing Trunks, Macy Rules

to observe that, the suns age and
mans antiquity being what they are.
sun bathing has been practiced for
some time in the past without policy.
However. the price Of clothing, the
progress Of medical thermo and radio
technique and the existing inclination
of mankind toward nakedness and idle
ness may require the establishment Of
. policy.
Sun bathing. by its nature, seems
to eliminate clothing, at least tempor-
arily. Civil practice seems to vary; in
hospitals and sanitaria clothing ap-
pears often to be dispensed with on
account Of full control Of screening
and observers; in some localities shorts,
scanties and brassieres seem the meas
cure Of propriety: in other localities. 1t
is understood. even these brevities are
dispensed with. There appears to be
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Miss BrashearS and Mr.. Waldo
Married in Home of Bride.

The wedding of Miss Josephine Co.
gan Brashears, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Fletcher Brashears, and
Mr.. William Charles Waldo, son OF
Mr. and Mrs William B. Waldo, took
place at noon Friday. October Z, In
the home of the brides parents. The
Rev. Thomas G.. Smyth, pastor OF the
Blessed Sacrament Church, officiated.
The brides only attendant was Miss
Laurie Gilkes of New York City and
Mr.. Patrick Helfrich served as best
man for Mr.. Waldo.
Mrs. Waldo attended American Uni
versity and is member of Beti Hi
Chapter, Alpha Phi International So
rority. Mr.. Waldo is graduate OF
the School of Foreign Service, George
town University, and a member OF
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity.
After a short wedding trip the young
couple will take up their residence in
Akron, Ohio.
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no fixed practice or custom Of the sea
for men-of-war. However. the use Of
trunks has been established Is suitable
for public swimming from ships Of the
Navy. for race boat crews and for other
athletic exercises on board. There ap-
pears to be no reason why they may
not be used for sun bathing, II de-
sired. There Is no other appropriate
Uniform"
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~ ths Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Recognizing the existing inclination
Of mankind toward nakedness and
idleness." the Navy has announced
that 1t Is all right for seamen to take
sun baths. Trunks were designated
as the ofiicial uniform for such baths.
Neither nakedness nor underwear
are authorized Navy outer uniforms ut
present" said ruling drafted by Rear
Admiral @. ]. Rowclif, commander
or cruisers, Scouting Force.
The ruling, requested by COM
manding ofiicer Of war vessel, ap.
parently was written with tongue in
cheek. It said:
That the suns rays have beneficial
qualities with proper distribution on
the human body there can be no rea-
sonable doubt; relaxation has merit in
appropriate degree. It seems only fair
Evening star., 1938-10-13
Cabinet Officer
Entertained. |.

The Attorney General and Mrs.
Homer 3. Cummings viii be the guests
In whose honor Judge Joseph Ray.
mond jackson Of the United States
Court Of Tax Appeals and Mrs. jack
son will entertain at dinner Saturday
evening. Judge and Mrs. Jackson
have an apartment in the West chester,
but viii entertain ut the Mayhower.
Last evening the Attorney General
and Mrs. Cummings were guests At
dinner OF the Chief Of the Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce Of
the Commerce Department and Mrs.
Alexander v. Dye. Other guests at
the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. South
Trimble. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurla
and Mr.. Albert Thornton Of Tampa,
Fle,