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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Ucast WPA ma poll vyzkumE.

Asistent administrators Works
Progress Administration p.
Corrington Gill oznamil, Re
pres $500 vyzkumnych projek-
til pri statnfch universitach,
mestskych a federalnich IRA
dech bylo 1spesne dokonceno
s pfispenim pracovnikG WPA.
Seznam a prehled techto u
skutecnenych vyzkumnych. pro
jekt1 byl prave uverejnen
WPA. z rad nezamestnanych.
beroucich podporu, bylo preve-
demo k praci ma techto projek-
tech asi $4,000 inteligent1 Sc
specialnlm vycvikem. Mnohym
z Mich podarilo sc v dIsledku
teto docasne prace uchytiti sc
pozdeji v pravidelnem zamest-
mani u mestskych 1radG.
Vyzkumne projekty jsou ST.
ce r1zeny interesovanymi insti-
tucemi, ale kazdodennf a de-
tailnf praci, ma nfz by Sc jim
nedostavalo penez, p~rovadeji
pracovnfci WPA. University
zabyvajf Sc s pfispenim WPA
vedeckvmi vyzkumy v chemii,
hvezdarstvf, anatomii a fysio-
logii, badanim O dusevn1m roz-
voji, o tuberkulose, O zemedel-
stvl, o mistnich vladn1ch finan-
cfch a o cetnych jinych pred
metech. "Je malo vyzkum-
nych oborG, jimz projekty
WPA nejakym zpIsobem ne
prospely," pravf pan Gill.
Mesta vyuzfvajf vyzkumnych
projektG WPA mnoha zpGso-
by. Zamestnanci WPA poTi-
zujf prehledy nemovitosti pro
danovy Trad, studujf frekven-
CT, klasifikujf sluzby, jez po-
skytujf jednotlive skoly, prova-
def statisticke studio zlocinno-
sti mezi mladezf a pod. w.
sledky teto cinnosti tvoTf "a
klad pro move zakony, jimiz Sc
mali obcim zachranovati 1.-Two
ty a usetriti penlze. Obecni u
rady narazely az do nedavna
ma nadostatek overenych infor
macf, jez 81 mohou opatTiti te-
prve posledni dobou pfispenfm
WPA. Pres $50 americkych
NEST zanalysovalo tfmto zpGso-
benz sve frekvencnf problemy
a mohlo tax urychliti provoz a
soucasne snfziti pocet nestestf.
Prvy rozsahly a systematic
ky pTehled obytnych pomerI
byl pofizen pracovnfky WPA v
ga velkych mestech pod vede-
MIN Department. obchodu.250
mensfch obci vzalo 81 z toho
prfklad a poTidilo pfehledy,
jez jsou nezbytne k vypracova-
nj plant ma navrhovane pre-
stavby.
Pracovnici WPA sestavili ne
davno pod dozorem United
States Health Service nejpo-
drobnejsf dosud celozemsky
zdravotn1 prehled, v nemz jsou
shrnuty informace O chorobe a
lekarskem osetreni ctvrt milo
nu robin. Tento prehled je v
pravde neocenitelny a jeho W.
znam spocfva We vlivu, ktery
Dude mfti ma zavadeni novych
'verejne -zdravotnich zakrok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Syrovy pozvan do Ameriky.

Ma doporucenf precisely Ces
ko-Slovenskych spolkd v Anne
rice Vaclava Muz1ka rozhodl
Sc vykonny vybor CSA poslat
byval6mu premieru cs. vlady
generalu Janu Syrovemu poz-
vanf ma kratkou prednaskovou
cestu do nasich v6tsfch krajan-
skych stredisk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
ZemFel ma cests k lekaTi.

V Ciceru krajan Florian Mo-
Iitor, So let starry zenaty rez-
nix bez zamestnan1 padl mrtev
ma chodnfku. Ubfral sc k le-
kari ma prohhdku, kdyz jej "a
Stihla smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03
Vfte, Jak Mize Byti
Uzitec n Dobry
Liniment?

Dobry liniment stall Sc ro-
dinnym pomocnlkem V to-
lika domovech, re lide casio
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

znaCne k uleve
bolesti. Natl
ranim bolesti
stranuj1
hojive Vast
nosti dobreho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

Velke vystavy jsou letos pofa-
dany ma pobrezf Ticheho i A
tlantickeho oceanu. Jiz cd ro-
ku 1876 sleduji mezinarodni
vystavy americky pokrok v, re
m6delstvf a um6nl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

zapominaji
ma mnoha je-
no uz1van1.
V neuralgia
kych a rev.
m atickych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

bolestech (ktere jsou zvlaste
krute behem studenych zim-
Mich mesic1) natirani posti-
zenych casti, casio prispeje
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

den1, namo-
zen1, a wynn
k n ii. A
t E m e + my
vsichni, v tn
a n e b
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

linimentu byly uz davno uz-
many. Rolnlci a delnici znaji
jeho hodnotu v hleve tuhych
a bolavych svalI, pohmoz-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-03

dobu, trplme horkyma, una
venyma, sved1cima anebo
pallclma nohama. Zde row.
nez pouzit1 dobreho linimen-
tn obycejne prinese konejSi-
YOU nlevu.
Kazdy domov ma vzdy miti pc
ruce v domaci lekarnicce dobry
liniment.
Evening star., 1939-08-31
Lingerie, Robes, House.
cQafs-Redueed

3 Reg. $3.50 Terry Robes, small sizes.
Full-wrap types. To clear at 1895
9 Reg. S3.s5 Terry Robes, of extra
fine quality; broken sizes. Button
style. To clear at S3.25
Is Reg. S1.95 Cotton Camisole Slips,
trimmed with fine lace; deep shadow
panels. Clearance price $780,. S1.69
rs Reg. S1.95 Cotton Petticoats, crisp
and fresh; trimmed with deep ruff1e.
All sizes 26 to 80 ~ S1.69
8 Reg. S2.95 Cotton House Coats,
mostly extra large sizes; sheers.
Priced for immediate clearance 81
Lingerie Third Floor
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knockabout Dresses &
Uniforms Reduced

10 Summer Uniforms; broken sizes
and fabrics Priced to clear immedi-
ately. Were S195. Now ~ S1.69
IS Exclusive BARBETTE DRESSES,
including fine rayons and crepes and
spun rayons. Broken sizes. Origi-
nally s795. Reduced to clear s3.95
Is Pastel Rayon Crepes and Odd Lots
Of Cotton Dresses and Laces in broken
sizes. Priced for clearance $500
knoekaboat Dresses ). Third Floor
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Jewefry &
SiIverWare

3-l7-Jewel Watches. Fa-
nous make. Regularly
$47.50 - S35
2-7-Jewel Watches. Regu-
larly $39.50-- $50
1-7-Jewel $l2.95 Bali
Watch SS.95
Odds and Ends Summer
Jewelry l0c
10 Pieces Silverplated Hol.
loware. Regularly 50 to $40.
Half Price 81 to IS
l SIS Sterling Candle
all" -------- ---- $EO
1 Pr. s22.50 Sterling Can
dlesticks S18.95
l $40 Sterling Bowl S7.95
l Pr. Sugar and Creamer,
Sl8.95
l Pr. S25 sugar and
Creamer - $40
Odds and Ends HollOware
Silverplated and Chrome.
75c to IS values Csc to 50
The Palais Royal,
SHperware First Floor
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Special! Reductions on
lamps Used in Model Homes

Slightly damaged, but real values!
2 Ivory Torchieres. Were $7ss Friday - s4.9S
l Bridge Lamp in ivory and chrome finish with
attached coffee table Was $l498 ---------- S10.98
Ivory Urns Were $3.50 each. Friday, each $19S
l Torchere in chrome Was $1498 --------- $1298
2 Prism Vanity Lamps. Were s4.sS each. Friday,
each ----- 81
/ Indirect Bridge Lamp in modern maple and brass.
Was SIG 698 -----$ $14.98
1 White Novelty Lamp Was $l09s S79s
l Gerondale Was 6.98
2Vanty Lamps Were s59S each. Friday each 1898
The Palas Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
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CONTINUING OUR CLEARANCE
Summer Dresses, Coats sportswear, Shoes
Lingerie, houseeoats
Coats Reduced

Originally $6.95 Rayon Bengaline
Wraps; aqua; honeycoat types. Sizes
IL to l6 Priced ~ $1.99
3 Unlined Sheer Wool Coats; navy;
sizes II, IA and 18. Originally $7.95.
Reduced to ~ ----- S4.79
l Beige Tweed Coat; size 20. Origi-
nally $l7.95. Now reduced to
clear -------------- IS
S Summer Tweed Coats; beige, peach,
and plaids. Sizes in lot IL, IA, 18
and 20. Originally $2995 and S35.
Reduced to clear --------- S14.97
10 Honey Coats; navy, black wools:
also brown checked tweeds Sizes
IA to ID. Originally Sl295. Now
reduced to S8.95
Goats Third Floor
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100 Regular 81 CurIed Chicken Feothe
Bed Pillows, 79c

21x27 inch. Covered with fancy colored
striped feather-proof ticking.
15-Reg. 1898 Glazed Chintz Bed Spreads $3.50
2s-S29s Printed Dmity Bed Spreads S1s9
2-S998 Plush Auto Robes es------------------S5 S598
16-S19S Heavy Mattress Covers S149
27-S149 Mattress Pads, 54x76 or 39x76 S129
31-S1 Embroidered Pillow Gases S9c Pair
The Paiais Royal, Bedding Second Floor
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Clearance! Floor Lamp Bases

Bronze Indirect Bases, Sway Were S798 S498
l Indirect Floor Lamp Base ivory finish, Sway.
Was 81 90 S49S
l Indirect Floor Lamp Base, bronze finish, SWAY.
Was $1298 8- ---- So. 90
1 Indirect Floor Lamp Base ivory and chrome fnish
6-Way Was $798 $5.98
Indirect Floor Lamp Base gold finish with inset in
base, 6-way Was $1498 Observation-Disclosures $8.98
Torchiere ivory and gold finish. Was s1598 1898
l Bronze finished Torchiere. Was 50 998 ~ S798
l Bronze finished Torchiere. Was $1898--- $129S
l Torchiere in ivory and gold finish. Was
$1698. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - $40 98
Torchiere in ivory and gold finish with Lenox china
globe. Was $22 so - $1798
Torchiere, ivory and gold finish. Was 1898 $5.9s
The Palais Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
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Summer Foundations
and GirdIes, " Price
chiIdren's & Tots Needs

Cotton Union Suits; sizes 2, 4, 8, and
IL. Were soc. Reduced to 24c
9 Cotton Knit Shirts; sizes 10 to 16.
Were 89c and $115. Reduced to 49c
Cotton Dresses; sizes to TO- Were
$115. Reduced to to----- 49c
10 Play Suits; sizes to IL. Were
IL Bathing Suits; sizes Z, 10, IL.
Were $3.50 81
10 Play Suits; sizes 7 to IA. Were
69c 29c
3 Short-alls; sizes to 12. Were
S1.l5 49c
50 Shorts; sizes to 16. Were s1.15-
89c 49c
80 Stacks; sizes 8 to 1e. Were s115-
IL Polynesian Sun Suits; sizes to
16. Were $193 -------. 81
Tots Bathing Suits; sizes l to 6.
Were $1.65 and $2 Reduced to 81
Tots Bathing Suits; sizes / to 6.
Were $115. Reduced to clear SOC
Tots Sun Suits for boys and girls.
Sizes 3 to g. Were 69c and 800. Re-
duced to go - SOC
Childrex's Wear Third Floor
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40 Pieces Sc Rayon
undies. Z for 81

Briefs step-ins and vests in broken
sizes.
l6 Cross Bar Muslin indies in tea
rose or white, broken sizes. We're
81 79c
10 Satin Stripe Rayon Goats in pink
and blue. Small and medium sizes.
Were S1.95 ..-.---------- SOC
l Pair Two-Piece Rayon Lounge
Pajamas in aqua, size Is. Was
$295 --------.------.- $3.50
Rayon indies First Floor
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Floor Covering Specials

5-sx12 Seamless Administer Rugs. Regularly $29 So
Friday only Observation-Disclosures S22 50
2-S3x1O6 Wilton Rugs. Regularly $3.50. Friday
only $39. so
3-9xl2 Exquisite Hook Designed Seamless Administer
Rugs Regularly $49.5O $39. so
4-9Xl2 Heavy Twistweave BroadloOm Rugs. Regu-
larly $6175. Taupe and brown n------------- S49.50
Skill S44.50 Broadloom Rugs $3.50
39c Felt Base Flooring So. Yd---------. - 29c
200 Yards Genuine Inlaid Linoeum Remnants
values Sl.50 to $l.95. So Yd.---------------- CSC
% Circular Throw Rugs. Fringed circular designs
Regular So values ------ ------------------- 88c
17-4x6 Numdah Rugs. Were $495 - $3.s5
4-Sx10 Seamless Administer Rugs. Regularly s34 so.
Only l pattern $26.75
The Palas Royal, Floor Coverings :. Fourth Floor
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Electrical Appliances

Reconditioned and Floor Samples
l Apex Spin Dry Washer Thoroughly recondi-
Iioleu SSSoU
1 sl0s.5o Maytag Washer. Aluminium tub. Floor
Sample -------------- ---- 1855
$3.50 Maytag Washer. Floor Sample $3.50
l S169.50 General Electric Range ge------ $134. so
l S15950 General Electric Range S125.50
The Palas Royal, Electric Appliances ..
Fifth Floor
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$50 RaVon Damask TabIeeIoths, 89s

Regularly $139. 51x51 inches. Fine quality
rayon damask in soft pastel shades of green,
gold, peach. Attractive patterns.
2-s25 Hand Hemmed Rayon Dinner Sets $3.50
81 Pc. s69S Novelty Linen Luncheon Sets s349
1890 Dotted Swiss Scarfs Vanity Sets ----- lac
1O-S1.39 Large Martex Towels 89c
I5-Guest Size Martex Towels wels---- SEC
2l-52x7O" 79c Rayon Cloths SEC
The Palais Royal Linens >. Second Floor
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Summer Sportswear-
Greatly Reduced

SportsWear Third Floor
. 1895 to $5.95 Swim Suits So
. S6.95 to S8.95 Swim Suits IS
. 1895 to S1495 Swim Suits 81
The Palais Royal, Swim Suits
Third Floor
. "a Dresses.
Were s14.95 to s22.95-
Q 18 Dresses
Were S8.95 to S10.95---$ $6
. SO Dresses.
Were S5.95 to $7.95S4 S4
The Paiais Royal, Sports Shop -.
Third Floor
Summer Footwear
231 pairs Fauous-make White Shoes
from our regular stock. Desirable
styles for this year and next. Regu-
larly IS to s6.75. Priced to clear, S2.45
181 pairs Regular 81 Sandals.
90 pairs Regular S1.5O to $1.95 Ked-
cites. Reduced to clear ar---$1
Footwear Second Floor
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M saos Fna 70 man = O Phone Orders Accepted
csI,r eonaisrnassed Prss m frd,r ou
Stamped Art Goods

"a Reg. 29c Stamped Aprons for
children; unbleached muslin with
gingham trim; sizes 2 to 4 years, 15c
Reg. 79c Stamped Buffet Sets of
3 pieces; oyster linen, hemstitched
for crochet edge ---------- Sc
8 Reg. Soc Stamped Luncheon Sets
Of scarf and place mats on good
quality crash 39c
CLEARANCE! SUMMER PILLOWS
of cotton crash and cretonne COM
bined; kapok filled. Regularly 69c,
49c
Art Dept Fifth Floor
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Stationery

SOC Highland Linen +.
"a fiat sheets and "a enve-
lopes ~ 29c
soc Autocrat Velum ..
"a fiat sheets and "a enve-
lopeS ----29 29c
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SI.69 Gallon Gloss
Ready.Mixed Paint
SLIT

To be used inside or out. Good quail
ity. White and eight popular colors.
Paints Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-08-31
3 and 5 Thread Hose
8lc; z Prs, $l.5

VuC1 uSs1 4ls~
Reg. 81. 700 pairs. Chiffon; REIN
forced foot and heel. Sizes 81 to
101a.
The Paias Royal, Hosiery -.
First Floor
cHINA-clASSWARE
Reg. s6.aS 32-pc. Service for
six --- ---..-..--- S4.98
13-s4.98 32-pc. Service for 6, S3.49
52-25c Candle Sticks ca. 15c
13-79c Snow White Tumblers, set
of 8 ----------------- sec
110-19c Tumblers. Hand painted
flag decorations -------. 10c
135 Pieces 45c Stemware. Rainbow
pattern --------- ---.-- ca. 29c
11-69c Tea & Toast Sets, set 49c
Fifth Floor
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LOVELY DRESSES -.
Less Than " Price

100 Dresses; Orig. S10.95 and S19.95.
For misses, women, little women and
stouts. Daytime and evening styles
-. Chiffons, printed or plain; Sheer
Crepes, printed or plain; Pure
dye Silk Prints, and Pastel @E
Better Dresses Third Floor
rs Thrift Shop Dresses; Orig. S6.95.
Solid colors and prints; Bemberg
rayons, Chiffons, and Spun Rayons.
Sizes for misses, women and @
20 Thrift Shop Dresses; Orig. $685..
Prints and solid colors. Sizes in the
lot for misses, women, half sizes and
Stouts. Marked for immediate %
Thrift Dresses Third Floor
Juniors Dresses,
81, 81, 81, $6
10 Dresses, street and evening styles.
Orig. $1295-$1495 --------. IS
Junior Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-03

on to slumber-
land in he S e
pretty pajamas,
you'll find them
just as comfort
able as they are
becoming. Ellen
Drew of the screen
shows you how
relaxing they are.
Pattern No. H-34Ol
Is designed for
sizes IA. l6, l8. 20.
40 and AZ (32 to
~ buSt). Size 16
requires AZ yards
Of 36-inch ma.
terial.
Evening star., 1939-12-03

a youthful you'll much
shoulders
waisne the bias the skirt the silhouette
both faering big
the belt of those clever hps that girl always
looking Pattern
and 20 80 SO bus Size
Evening star., 1939-12-03

GIRL SAVES sss1 MANI Yes that's looking pp Joe But kid
sister has brought Band Aid that bandage and
adhesive Useful for covering blehes
stick on! Be genuine
It's made Johnson Johnson
Evening star., 1939-08-06

drew Ellicott, who surveyed this city.
Her bow will be made on the ami
versary of her mothers debut-De-
cember 20.
Others who are named on the
tentative debutante list for next sea-
son are Miss Elizabeth Burgess,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
S. Burgess; Miss Beverly Mason
Easley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gilmer Easley; Miss Ellen
Hewes Flowerree, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Flowerree of New
Orleans, whose uncle, Mr.. Clarence
Hewes. will introduce her here; Miss
Margaret Fleetwood Gordon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gordon;
Miss Molly Alvord Stonestreet,
daughter of Mrs. Esther Whiting
Stonestreet, who will bow at a tea
dance December /; Miss Billie Byrd
West, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. West, who will bow both
here and in Baltimore, and Miss
Harriet Webster Dawley, whose
debut here in July will be followed
this winter by other parties given by
her mother, Mrs. Marion Webster
Dawley.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

end guest of Miss Anne Carey of
Sunset Beach, Md.
Mrs. Kenneth Brooks entertained
at luncheon Wednesday for her
house guest, Mrs. Roy Snow Hag-
gard of Hartford, Conn.
Miss Betty McClaskey is spending
the week end in Southampton, Long
Island, as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamie Thompson.
Mrs. Percy Scott Flippen and her
son Scott and her daughter Laura
Arnold left Monday for month s
vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Binns, in Atlanta.
Mrs A. E. Murrell of Dallas, Tex.
is the guest of her nephew and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lotus Murrell.
Mr.. James Horgan of Worcester,
Mass, is the house guest of his cou-
sin, Mr.. James Oliver.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

for two weeks of Miss Anne Hath
away in Hollywood, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lueck
On Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lueck, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Baker Robinson, have left by motor
for a three-week vacation at Parry
Sound, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bodholdt
and their two daughters, Donna
Bodholdt and Karla Bodholdt, will
leave tomorrow for a two-week va
cation at Douthatt Park, Va.
Miss Betty Saires of Philadelphia
is the week end guest of Miss Eliza
beth Am Sasscer.
Mrs. Lew S. Mohler entertained
at luncheon and bridge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rupert en-
tertained II guests at dinner Mon
day evening.
Mrs. w. B. McGirt of Darlington,
S. c., is the house guest of her
brother and sister-in- law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawson Auburn Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and their
son, Lawson Auburn Meyer, jr., and
Miss Mary Meyer have returned
from visit to the New York Worlds
Fair
Mrs. S. Whittmore Boggs and her
daughter, Miss Mary Boggs, motored
Friday to New York to visit the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Crickenbarger
Have Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Leslie Cricken-
barger have as their guests the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Edmunds Jones of Lawrenceville,
Va, and her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S.
Rhode of Miami.
Mrs. J. Robert Bryant. jr., with
her daughter, Marylin Bryant, and
her mother, Mrs. William Kim
brough, motored Tuesday to New
York where they are visiting the
fair.
Mrs. Joseph Sherier is the week.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Whiteford and
their son, Mr.. Joseph Whiteford, will
leave tomorrow by motor for Cape
Vincent. N. Y, on Lake Ontario and
the Thousand Islands. They will be
gone three weeks. Mrs. Lee Price
Calfee entertained at luncheon
Thursday in compliment to Mrs.
Whiteford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warder Jenkins are
on a two-week vacation in Oberlin.
Ohio, as the guests of Mrs Jenkins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens.
Miss Eloise Meroney of Monte
vallo, Ala, is the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murph.
Miss Moore Visiting
In North Carolina.
Miss Jean Moore is spending two
weeks in Marion. N. c.. as the guest
of Miss Jane Streetman.
Mrs. James MacFarlane of Coral
Gables, Fla, is the house guest of
her brother-in law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Haywood.
Mrs. Ernest Roberts entertained
at a luncheon Thursday at the
Broadmoor, in compliment to Miss
Margaret Mckinney of Dallas. Tex.
The guests were Mrs. w. Marion
Falls, Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Allen Peck, Mrs. William Carey,
Mrs Russell Whyte, Miss Rosa VIM
gate, Mrs Richard Deaver and Mrs.
Dan Wheeler.
Miss Rosalyn Buchanan and Miss
Barbara Sweet are the guests of Mrs.
Ray Nelson of New York City.
Miss Frances Bryan of Waco, Tex:
Miss Jane Hanson and Miss Agnes
Bachman of Bristol, Va, are the
house guests of Miss Betty Buford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Swenson are
spending 10 days at Ocean City, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Graybael
have returned from New York City,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mccarthy and attended the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Baker motored
Friday to Bedford Springs, Pa, for
a vacation of 10 days.
Miss Noonie Rozelle is the guest
Evening star., 1939-08-06

Brighten
Calendar
Miss Edith Pearson
Among Many Buds
To Make Bow
Continued From First Page.) }

per Marlboro, Nd, and-from the
looks of things-much Of her time
will be spent committing from one
point Of interest to another.
Among the Juniors in the service
who will bow next season are Miss
Achsah Dorsey, daughter Of Admiral
and Mrs. Benjamin H. Dorsey, who
is spending the summer on the fam
lily farm in Ellicott City, Md, and
who will bow in the fall; Miss Bere-
nice Wyeth Merchant, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs Berkeley Thorne Mer-
chant, who will be introduced on
Thanksgiving Day at tea dance at
the Sulgrave Club, and Miss May
Bryne Simpson. daughter Of 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Bethel Wood Simpson,
whose debut is planned for November
%, when her parents will give tea
dance in her honor at the Army
Navy Club.
Miss Nancy Davis to Make
Debut on December 20.
Miss Nancy Ellicott Davis, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jefferson
Davis, has long line of Washington
ancestors, among them being An
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Summer Visitors Offset
Chevy Chase Departures
Miss Ellen Marie Talbert,
Prospective Bride, Is Honored
With Shower

Williams Chevy Chase left by motor
Trinidad where will the
Williams brother and then San Francisco visit the Fair Their
daughter Mrs George Lu H of Philadelphia is staying her
parents home while they
Mrs Robert Jarnagn entertained luncheon bridge Tuesday
Harold Walter Miller Mrs
Hayes Mrs John Mrs F. McFarlne Mrs Catherine Caan
Joseph Brantley,
Harry Seydel
bridal Ellen Marie Tab the
Tabert Chevy Chase
IL Augustus Oursler of Spencere Md
during the by Mrs Dallas, Mrs Eln
Dorothy Oursler the home of Mr. Ourss Mrs
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Golden Wedding
Anniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Yochum
held family reunion at their home,
447 Kenyon street, last evening in
celebration of their 50th wedding
anniversary. Those at the celebra-
tion were Mr.. and Mrs Yochum's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stewart; their grand
son, Mr.. James A. Stewart, and his
wife and son, James A. Stewart, jr,
all of Pittsburgh, and their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James D. Yochum. and their daugh-
ter, Aria Jeanne Yochum, Of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Miss Orme Engaged
To Mr.. Yeatnan

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Orme
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen Ray, to Mr.. William
Greenwood Yeatman, formerly of
Denver, now of Washington. Mr..
Yeatman is the son of Mrs Elsie
L. Yeatman and the late Mr.. Will
liam F. Yeatman.
The wedding will take place in the
fall.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Mrs. McAllister
At Covington. Home

Mrs. Addams Stratton McAllister,
wife of the assistant director of the
Bureau of Standards, is spending the
remainder of the summer at Rose
dale, their home in Covington, Va,
with four of their five children. The
fifth, a daughter, Home, is at
camp for August The other four
are Lydia, Stratton, Sally and Miss
Julia Adeline McAllister, who has as
her guests, Miss Louise Wilson of
Lowell, N. c., and Mr.. Judson Gull
French of Kenwood.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Birthday Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard LOTUS of
1923 Fourth street NE. celebrated
the 25th anniversary of their we'd
ding July 18 with a party of friends
and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Lotus
were the recipients of many gifts.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

for two weeks of Miss Anne Hath
away in Hollywood, Fla.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
On Motor Trip

Mrs. James Warren Adams and
Mrs. Hubert Reynolds Martin left
today by motor for Marblehead.
Mass, to visit Mrs. Adams sister.
Later they will go to New Hamp-
shire.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-07
Headache, Bad Breath
Nay Be Your Warning

The seas thrilling s. o. S. means
"Help is needed now!" And, SO do
most Of those headaches, that bill
iousness. coated tongue, or bad
breath which are often signs of
constipation.
To disregard these symptoms may
bring on a host Of other discom-
forts from sluggish bowels: SOU
stomach, belching, loss Of appetite.
See how much better you fed the
day after taking spicy, oil vege-
table BLACK-DRAUGHT. By
simple directions, it acts gently,
cleanses promptly, thoroughly.
It's principal ingredient is m In
testinal tonic-laxative; imparts
tone to lazy bowel muscles. Next
time try BLACK-DRAUGHT!