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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


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readers. Any complaint found nee
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g2'aa sn ak nj. nx ef fo hy
RFDDISG V1TTRTssr. nov .nr,ne. ana
Wash. Mattress Co. 81 F St w. N. e67a.
BEDDING-.Bo1 springs repaired; mattresses
Beddlne CO. 1916 at NV. Main 5has' 2.
BOX SPRINGS. matt pillows. down com.
{ort, feather matt. renovstsd and re-cor.red
Got ready. for winter let us renovate Jour.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO, PROPERTY
12a F NV. Fr: 134"w.
ds. M P.na General Tsrs1 Work
all kinds. Prices reasonable, Main 62Ia.
cARPENTER-All kind. job work. shelving
bookcases: paintins. porches glazed and
built, For Estimate phone W. E. wss.er
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matt Gonyepent Giuss installed fep:4.
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ELECTRICAL wIRING-will give, you 90
a on fqE
Rjitsd, Penn. Electric C.; eli, III Il. ~;
.is or Nam Is5s' N'"e %" u N
EXPERT FLOoR-FINISHING. painting; by
skilled mechanics, at reduced prices. Paul
Serene 81 T ct. NV. Tel. Pot 25l. fe93'
FLOORs-EI. ECTRIC MACHINE, and hano
ine NHsa | a 81: re CO.. 4ss
FURNITURE LPH3LsIE lI'I rep.d -. slip;
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JOB PLAsTERING and cement work Of Al
.erS as ref fqsnsinp esss no 'oo TOO
KEYs-Duplcate keys, 25 cents: made while
nov ba..rnent fn' r.. sooS s 100 y, "e.
QLD AND NEW FLOORS scraped and re.
hnndished; price. reasonable. Address Box
p.1d e. P aoss EI.a. p.s. %Srs
s 8: E'''s5''s
fsAPERING. PAINTING, So UP: best Of me
thanice and materials used. We can ARRANGE
from 70 = ad, months to
The Peerless Decorating Co. 30.
PAPERHANGINa. PAINTING-special prices
seraped. pointed up, paper.d for 50. Paint:
IT,. pa4s nss.d oil Used
slI-si7 9th 81. NV. Main 2S36 ss'
PAPERH!NGING AND PAINT1NG-,Get our
EranE. .s.ss Iess il s !. " . IL:
a ans a Phons Adams 5ssS. -'o1 l''n >.
"PAPERHANGfNG PROMPTLY''-An op.
portunity to save: Winter prices: salts. guar
A. Il. Kaulfuss. 1919 9Th ne. Line. 1891
r Ts1, ss. ~. Ps :.a:sn S4ss.s
A. Little. SO 9Th NV. FIR. o7SA.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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FURNITURE. nianos carpets. etc. Phone
M. 1882 for wagon or have me call.
"Weschler.' a20 Pa. ave. NV.
GOLD. silver. watches, diamonds and old
lewelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value pad. selineer. sls ST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geographic Masa-
zines from 1888 70 1908 any parts Al
dress Box 1a1-R. Star Office go
MTMEOGRAPH. second h and small stz. sivr
p1ce and condition. Address Box OR Star
MULTIGRAPH EoUIPMENT-Mr Luchs
N. 1891 11I3 18th at: n W. 26'
OLD GOLD-B1ng in your old sold SILVER.
platinum. diamonds: also discarded ieVelry
We need them in our manufacturing dept
VIII pay highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc. p35
st.
OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds ,ewelry: fine
beautiful pieces especially. A. r. Arnold
1923 st. NV. Main a173.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
Fixture Co. 81 g Louisiana ave. Main sOS7.
USED FURNITURE for rooms complete
suites and odd pieces. Ad. 900
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
R.sistered Y. S. Patent Office.

EASY Easter vacation money for hlSh
school and college students. Call 116 l4th
ST. NV. NARROWER Art Co.
GOVERNMENT WORKERS-Men and wom
en-. here Is your chance to earn biE money
IN spare tIme. Gigantic advertising cam
palsn To back your efforts. Get details
WllquIn & FItz.Gihhon. Inc. 300 southern
Building. Main "11T-@l1s. Ofhce cpcn eve
ninTa.
MEN AND WOMEN-Lcarn the real estate
business. We make the sales for you and
pay you literally while learning. Need not
interfere with present employment. Free
clatseA every Thursday At pm A. NJ.
sh-npard. $40 Bond Bids.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Stude butler
speaking French German. also lady maid.
honest. competent. speaking French or Ger
man. Apnly Mrs. Dallett Nilsson. suite No.
$50. Msvhower. -
20 NEAT APPEARING. to sell exceptional
product: must have S. deposit on samples:
3 daily sales earn S36 weekly. Phone Wood
side 90
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LUELLA PATTESON-mus. bac.. Yale.
Teacher OF Piano. Appearances with Paris
and London Crchsstras. Pupils by appolm,'
mcnt. 1864 X street. Tel. Franklin 6St3.
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TIRE CHANGER and vulcani7er. expert
enCed. references Apply 200 Pa. ave n W
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STOCK CLERK ASSISTANT. must have had
experience with automobile parts Chevrolet
preferred state rarticulsrs and salary want
AZ Addresf Ror Star nHicn
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beautiful pieces especially. A. F. Arnold
1923 G st. NV. Main ai7a.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
Fixture Co. 616 Louisiana ave. Main sO67.
USED FURNITURE for 4 rooms: complete
suites and odd pieces. Ad. 900.
PERSONAL.
SPECIALIZE on NERVE AND RHEUMA-
fsm Hot oil, s M1n.Mr 'Gd dY h.Td g.:
81 zach. Coz, ssis' also Ism a. NV. %.
sACCKwARD CHILDREN TrToREp ~
teacher Ersdes is. Address Box a:5.M.
A GRADUATE IN FL ECTC'Y. Will. GIVE
duced hy new methods. Phone Pot. 1447.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT: ,DRrGLEss
snd:e. L 30 to pm Pm. F GR@tE a
SPECIAL FREE CLINICS FOR WORKING
T.n io9 sI lin for
Of the eye. tn. ear. nos. and throat: inter
..l msdiclne synecolosy. surgery. nervous
/ AM DRUGLESs SPECIALIST AND CHI
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I'VE internal bah. q, your home or ono me-
nsfAn,. North 2Iaa >.
LADY OF EXPERIENCE WOULD GIVE
elderly invalid or small child Refined and
dependable Refs. Address Box l5s.R Star
Once
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED,
81: facial treatment. 75c and 81 hot oil
shampoo. 81 plain shampoo. SOC. 800 KresEe
BLDG. MARIE STEVENS l1tb and G SITS.
FOR ADOPTION-COLORED BABY BOY,
excellent health. well trained. 10 months.
1918 Kinxman nj Main $3.50.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED;
wonderful French method used DIR. DELLA
1EDENDECKFR 600" Pn.w. Potomac 2%60
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED. IN
valid and conv alAacent. niKht and day super
vision. North 7as3. 1920 18th ST.
SLIP COVERS. OvERsTUFFED SEPARATt
cushions. snap fasteners. tape bound. SCI rs
un. r. l.. Ishsr~ood 1909 9th NV. Fr. $40.
GRADUATE NCRsE-MAsSAGE AND sWF-
dish movements. by appointment: once or
At homes: terms reasonable. Adams s4s1.
DETECTIVE SERVICE FOR OVER FORTY
YEARS PHONE FRANKLIN 500. BRAD
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mr3'
SWEDISH SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE
RY TRAINED NTrRSE-
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MEDICAL MASSAGE
BY GRADUATE SWEDISH MASSETsF.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RADIO BRANCH OF NAVAL RESERVE
We are lust starting = special class to train
young men for amateur radio license and
nlistmcnt in the Naval Reserve force. Three
TO Ave weeks required: small weekly tuition
charge: instruction from to 9 o'clock
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday night.
Class limited TO number. Apply early.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE. 4o5 9th. NJ.
1870 AZ
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SHOE SAIESNOMFN

SHOE SALESWOMFN.
Experienced preferred, but
others considered. Also women
to assist as counter girls on part
time basis. See Mr.. Weak.
VIM. Hahn & Co. 9TH and X sts.
ST ENOGRAP PHI Err - W ell
established real estate office de-
sires st-class stcnosrapher
with experience; salary 81 POO TO
81 500 to start. Applications to
be considered confidential and
no inquiries made until after in
tGview. Reply in own hand
writing, stating experience. Ad-
dress Box l3l-R. Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
tC0rtinuedD
LARGE New. CORNER STORE, on l4th ut.
THos. D Walsh.
S15 18th ct. NV.
Tel. Main 1855.
Q Mcclure Nexso,p.r smo,ca
NEW STORES

y EW > ORES
1908 TO 1913 Ga AVE. NV
Adjoining Crandall's new Colony Theater
Rent $50 per month. Good for any kind
Of business OWNER. Franklin 1881.
A DINING ROOM in the
heart of the downtown business
section seating capacity about
200. Owner anxious to sell.
Long term OF lease guaranteed.
Childress, o27 18th st. Main
1895.
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YOUNG MAN. with one or two years rx-
perlence. IN drug store: permanent place
Address Box l4S-R star Office
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


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TUXEDO Tux SUIT for sale. medium .iz.: worn
TWO 6.yoI{T BATTERIES. completely re
built: left by owner; SIS each. ao6 IA.
Smith no s.o' m' fac, ao . s, si
- ~. Room o -. Nam IA % a1a s'on'n %:
TY1PEWRITERs-imcr,can Typevrit.r. Co
sng. s e. c,R + a R.nt r..y
Sa25 me-: ) nos: IN adv.sses: mos %ot .is.
T TYP: RI a,ss shipmsn,Ward Indcr
.r.l ryp-vrlter Exchanr.. 715 r M. %.
TYPEwRITERs REPAIRED =, The Rebuilt
typswrl.r. ' Tel n ess4 TT ITO 'Hd st r'P1
TYPEWRITER TYP II;, No s. late model -, re5g,,
:. C. Patterson. Room e11. 10 14th 81, ~
TYPEwRITERs - New. factory rebuilt.
second- hands. Nothing sold or rented that
not good; Undervoods. Ren1inEtons. J.. E.
moneS ca.h or * %on,SiS 's ws.hirg TO"
Typewriter E1ch.. a13 y. ave. FIR. In1s
VACUUM CLEANER viii attachments: IN
rug. .ettee: Standard rotary sewing machine.
drop head: cot and brass bed with mattress:
NOR nUFr's COT cna .i7 1aW" mover $50 o"'"'
s HooTtr .psaa ss5 p5 75fs'n IisS
cord: delivered: cut any length. North 1sst
| IDEAL BOILER. 800 square feet. SUN
sel. f1r medium siz. house. 6. q. Tortsn.
o FFoaF = FU z g6T
Complete lin. OF desks file cabinets. lock
ere. Srnee chairs and tahles. tremendous
ns' E W.saiWr 5cH nd To- rccor o~os
Furniture Dent. 31o sth s, nv
WOOD-WOOD-WOOD.
cut in 10 and 20 ,1ch i:rrths, $3.50 n.r
Rc..vn nel Y. n,,r W f. E,mors s1H ~
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. s FahI :; Nc
tory" Vaccination phon. Lincoln 54s4-w
USED PIANOS FOR SALE.
st nr yT1se..nt..............''''... s s9
Harrington ................ 10
LYRIC PIANO co. WV
1888 l4th St NV
USED
PIANO
BARGAINS.
TPRTGBTs
Newiy h Evans. ................ $50 ~
nSZeton ......... - ~
CrrreHSco't ...........-...... 100 ~
Ghiller ................... Inn 90
w1ssner .......... i 90 no
knabs ................ 3ca 10
1919 te.h"aF $4,000 Observation-Disclosures. 2s5 On
Hnape ..-.-... ........- AS 90
E Ep.bp -.....--.'. ...-.,-.... So az
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

PRIVATE LESSONS IN MATHEW
/ sciences. LANGUAGES: Cornell graduate. 81
81 so. Albert Jones. 1908 HOPKINS st. W.
near ?Oth and p 30'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

NOW is good time to neg1n a course that
will fl you for lites duties. Tou will never
regret =. course In our school. Thousands
say it PLACED them on the road TO success s;I
WOODS SCHOOL. Eetsb1ished 1883.
I'll East CAPITOL 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

YOUNG MAN. between Is and -. white.
drivers permit. 10 assist IN stock room.
See Mr.. Rohey Rohey Motor Co. authorized
Ford dealers. between IL and T.. 1929 l.
ri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO get Rood business corner. liable for
delicatessen and light lunch. in \ rapidl1 de-
yeloptng section: leased for three years At
$40 PEI month: stock and fixtures valued at
81 200. owner willing to sacrifice for 5000
MAPLE 4 LEwEY.
lI0s Vermont Ave. Main 1o2ao
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM MFG
rikht man. located near 7th and u sts. NV:
rent. S125: price. 81 600.
Beauty shop. uptown, we'll eouipped price
rsduHsf9s t tsz9n 81 Ss9 II fseo 2aih sale
ga New York Ave- \ W
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HELP-FENALE Cont'd).
STENOGRAPHER.

- I--NVNIT4NI In.
The Hecht Co. has a vacancy
for an experienced stenographer
and typist; permanent position
Apply employment office, F st.
entrance. The Hecht Co., T st.
at 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

CLERK. for business office counter: Is to
90 years old; must write good hand and pre-
sent good appearance. must have references.
Salary, SIS per week. Address Box l?"-R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

EUR. white. experienced. for ice
'uCk. Apply Budd's. 18th and Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

COLLECTOR-With car: hard worker.
who can get results: for national organlza-
ton Apply 500 1th 81. NV.
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PAPERHANGINe pIssterins. painting: Aeys
A. Little. SO 9th NV FIR. o75A.
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every Monday wednesday and Frid ay night.
oosrS m RsDro )" coInEsE 4 a5"T n e',
LUELLA PATTEsoN-mus. bac.., Yale.
Teacher rd o. PsnS With pars
mrnt. 1864 K street. Tel. Franklin $3.50.
rRxATE cd2D.
i5o 9o, h, ,nd Jones 1908 HOPKINS st
~ earn EAsT eAscISATS GornsE no
Telephone School. Oxford BLDG. cor. 1tth
wANTEP MEN AID WON For no
rooms. cafeteras-demand exceeds supply--
ew aSo nGr months for fooG osn
% %qs free ssnn Yss now crmaa
r ;shsn' sesSoo rs sS
RADIo.WHY NOT LEARN IT RIGHT AND
500 s month"; AND SrpT s IN Sn
s months Class sng
SsT ss;se. ;g.s :sart as q Lo S' hSnio
To those bE faseTts,.d IN MS wonderfuv
inteIs.tinr and lucrative profession, before
Honour school. See our students at work
We give diploma. Estah.hsd 1917. 80
81. 81 14th 81. Frank. 5131.
Ia ROMAINE-SALON DE BEAUTE-Pr-
vate Instructions in he auty culture: scientific
methods. Phone Col. a5e6. Suite ?15-e16.
33ns lAth a.
'THOSt. WITH UNDEvELOPED
for d.awinS-Larre studio ofiers uE1s.ai
"nrG-tunitv for practical training evenings:
VIII interview only those desrous OF making
commercial at a profession. Address Box
81 n. Star Office.
COMMERCIAL ART AND ILLUSTRATING
in AZ months fun time. months spare
time: successful pr1cticing commercial artist
teacher. students doing work for best firms
IN vicinity: ali and see for yourself; cata-
losqs. LIylNGsToN ACADEMY ARTS
1511 Rhode Island ave. franklin 747b.
A. FORMER STUDENT SAYS: I'm YOUR
school 30 days. was placed in a stenographic
position. s.5 per week, Positions for grad
yates Enroll TODAY. ROYD SCHOOL. 1898 g
AUTO DaIvING LESSONS By OLD. ExPE-
rienced instructors; satisfaction insured. Call
Lincoln 80
PIANO. HARMONY. COMPOSITION. SYN
copation; ear or note: beginners or adv anced
G. E. JOHNSON. a0s 10Th ne. Line 4496.
Auction Bridge Glasses,
Coaching. Miss Buie. North 153s evenings .
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COLLECTOR-Insurance detit. Apply to
D. w: McIntlre, Manager. Room IL. Column
Ms Sfb
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HELP-M.ALE.

RANK TELLER. with experience: prospec-
tive advancement. Address Box l5O-R. Star
Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-27

Auction Bridge Glasses,
Coaching. Miss Bue. North 53s teveningsl
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raj young men. ] to .
union. Phone Atlantic
., - npl,-
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ROY. colored about Ii years old to work
IN grocery and deliver orders. 400 'th
@f.
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'UxEDO SUIT for sale. medium size: worn
our times: cost 500 price. s25. Alabama
pts Ant 400 Sss
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Quality Print shop.
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YOUNG MAN. about Il years Of age for
great opportunities for a progressive. ener
have had some Experience in office duties
snd who by attentive efforts desire to work
forward In = fast growing enterprise. Ad-
duties and references. Address Box ls2-R.
Star office
Evening star., 1926-05-17
The New Sumner Fashions
For Every Hour Of a Summer Day

The problem wardrobe planning npied by appoonnent OF the
with their definite and diverse
which play fomay sophisticated country club clothes
locc Coatand dansant WOodafd
Lotop have caught the of Summers oveness IN myriad
Sketced
of here abroad
Evening star., 1926-05-17
SHAD BAKE PLANS
INCLUDE ATHLETICS
Races, Tug-of-War, Coll
Contest and Base Ball
Among Events Listed.

Athletic events will feature the
thirty-second annual shadbake of the
Washington Board of Trade, which
will take place at the ConGressional
Country club on Friday. May 2S
starting at pm.
There will hc 50-yard race for
men of zoo pounds and over. shot
PCT. three-legged race, pick-a-ba
race, throwing base ball for distance,
centipedp race. horseshoe ana quot
tournament and tug-of f-war. There
also will he golf tournament. swim
ming and diving events. tennis lou'-
nament and a Riddle car race. PrlZeS
Will be awarded. These events are
open 10 all members OF the boaru
Of Trade and their guests. The com
mittee requests members TO sehd III
their entries without delay.
John Saul is in charge of the base
ball game between the Modification-
lists and the Prohihitionists. Already
great rivalry is manifest.
A tug.of-War between two teams
captained by Frank Strunk and Bruce
Branson will be staged. This event
win take place adjacent to the LAKE
and the losing team must pay the
PENALTY of being dragged through lEe
water.
The ticket committee, in ch2rgh Of
T.. clifton Thomas. announces tn It
reservations for the outing are beInG
received daily.
A "kickers golf tournament will
he PLAYED. An arbitrary par Tor
the course will be selected between
g and S5. This arbitrary par, to
he selected by J. Harry Cunningham.
president of the organization, will not
lie announced until the time for
awarding prizes has arrived. when
the winners will be named by the
chairman of the golf committee and
the prize awarded during the dinner.
The rules of the tournament, as made
known by the golf committee, con
sisting of Luther w. Linkins, chair
man; Sidney Kent. John T. Meany
and c. w. Clever, state that each
player before starting will give the
starter his handicap. official or ether
wise, which will be deducted from the
score made to determine the winner.
In the late afternoon driving con
test will be held.
Evening star., 1926-05-17
ALBERT w. GILCHRIST,
So, DIES IN NEW YORK
Former Governor of Florida Was
Descendant of Washington
and Madison.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 17.-Albert w.
Gilchrist. 6S years old, former Gov
ernor of Florida, died at the Hospital
for Ruptured and Crippled here yes
terday. He had been a patient in that
institution since last November. He
had undergone several operations for
an affection of the thigh. Robert w.
Gibbs, a half brother, was with HIM.
He was a descendant of the families
Of George Washington and James
Madison.
Graduated from the United States
Military Academy in 1882, he turned
first to civil engineering. His public
career began with his election to the
Florida House of Representatives in
1893 and he was reelected in 1898.
With the outbreak of the Spanish
American War he resigned a commits
sion as brigadier general in the Florida
Militia and enlisted as a private in
the Regular Army, being sent to San
lingo, Cuba. He was discharged with
the rank Of captain.
Returning to the Legislature in 1903
he served two more terms, the last as
sneaker of the House, followed by his
election to the Governorship in 1909,
his term extending to 1913.
He was grand master of Masons in
Florida from 1911 to 1913.
Burial will be at Punta Gorda, Fla,
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1926-05-17
DEATH NOW DECREED
FOR MEXICAN REBELS
Government Will Refuse to Accept
sSurrender-Fight to Be
Pushed Vigorously.

MEXICO CITY, May 17.--The gov
ernment announced last night war
of determination against the rebels IN
the State Of Guerrero.
The federal troops Will refuse to ac-
eept the surrender of any rebels, II
was announced. and the campaign TO
run down the bandits, who under the
Vidales brothers have been attacking
towns in the State, will be vigorously
pushed. Personally commanding the
Federal troops. Glen. Amaro, minister
of war. has taken possession Of Aca'
pulco, reporting that the town was
calm at present.
The Spanish Minister has received
unofficial information that Americans
and other foreigners were unmolested
during the fighting.
Evening star., 1926-05-17
MILLION FOR DARTMOUTH
Anonymous Gift Will Provide
Needed College Library.

HANOVER, n. H, May II R.-A
s1.000000 gift from an anonymous
friend of Dartmouth College, to be
used to construct a new library. was
announced yesterday by President
Hopkins. Plans are being rushed Sc
that the foundation work of the new
building, which is Dartmouth's great
est single need may be begun early
This Summer.
Evening star., 1926-05-17
Rains Boon in Shenandoah.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, May IL
Farmers declared today that last Sat
urday's rains were worth thousands
of dollars, being the first in more
than five weeks in the lower Shen
andoah Valley. Up to that time corr
planted a month ago had shown little
signs of termination and wheat has
been making poor headway. Due tt
the shortage of pasture. hundreds o1
lambs have been shipped to marke
under weight.
Evening star., 1926-05-17
STUDENT KILLED In CRASH
Two Princeton Men Were Return
ing From West Point in Auto.

TUXEDO PARK. N. Y. May Il
LP).-William Tencher. a Princeton
student of Wilmette, ILL.,, died early
Yesterday of a fractured skull re-
ceived when an automobile he was
driving turned over in ditch near
here Saturday afternoon.
Robert Jemison, Sd, Princeton stu
dent, Of Birmingham, Ala, who was
in the car at the time, was only
slightly injured. The two students
were returning from West Point.
Tenchers body was held pending the
arrival of his father, who was in
Philadelphia at the time of the ac-
cident His mother is now in San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1926-05-17
Sunni The Sun-tinted Shade

Never there lovely shade-nor becoming
Summer the gardenthe Summer the beach and
the glorious itself have been caught and interpreted in
his striking shade sunburs of coloSunn the
designer rich inspiration for frocks and matching hatsfor
hour of the dayhat be found here all their glory
Sunni Dresses for Women, $3.50.
Sunni Dresses for Misses, $22.50 $38.
Dresses for Junior Misses, $12.5O $49.5o
Dresses for Girls $2o5 to $250
Sunni Hats SIS to $35.
Apparel Third and Fourth floors
Evening star., 1926-05-17
Fire DESTROYS Wheat Barn.

Fire OF unknown origin yesterday
destroyed the wheat barn of James +.
Berry at Ritchie Station, with con-
tents. including implements. The loss
is estimated at $4,000 Fire companies
were summoned from Seat Pleasant,
Capitol Heights. Greater Capitol
Heights and Washington.
Evening star., 1926-05-17

A large number of women in Tur.
key have adopted the bob and
"shingle," despite the fact that the
Mohammedan religion forbids them
to cut their hair
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-03-04
STUDENTS EDIT
INDEPENDENT

Last Mondays issue Of the
Helena Independent was gotten
out with the class in journalism
of the Helena high school as edi-
torial staff. This body of young
men and women are also the staff
of the school organ, The Nugget.
Notable among their number was
Forrest Foor, a brother of A. M.
Foor of this city, who served in
the capacity of faculty advisor.
This issue Of the Independent was
excellently written and edited,
covering a wide field of news and
editorial comment. The numer-
Gus schools Of journalism and
public schools giving journalism
a place in their curricula, should
have the effect of supplying a high
er class of newspaper writer's for
the newspapers Of the country,
particularly the smaller ones. Any
influence that tends to lift the
making of country newspapers
from the role Of a job to the dig.
nifty of a profession, should be.
welcomed.