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Evening star., 1926-01-24
neaths.

INGALLS,. Thur-das. Janus~y =. Io.a at
PfoyWIdeqce Hosplytal. ,AGNE> boioTed v,Ie
ave Ier,, . NM w. kema,ns lta6 Er-tng at HE-on- fu
Hysn,,l' 4ra, nome; s;,, i5op st ~ Services II
p at q am. theu'e 10 It Matthew
church. where solemn rouuIcm mas. viii
be sung AZ $50 IN. ior the rcpo-e Of her
soul Interment Al Mount OIyet Ccmrt.ry.
Relatives and friends invited. II
WResteyn star LodEe. ~. 1850 G., L; Of ..
neral Of Brother JOHN H. JOHNSON. from
Kenob3th Baptst Church. Ist 4. hetueen
h lS2f az pm. Members meet II tha
HALsEY FORD. p. = s I ;
Io;,In 5sSs FAAYES ~ TATHEz @ E. lssyss .
,Ho SISTERS and one arather ~ tanersl rs f-"rl or
Jan1sFv sa1er 99sFi9rs 9s a. It - Tn'-da
friends invited 10 attend '>''''' : "
sS p I'm %aNfF. fiiFso,5sI asIo. q ,sis aIis q q
leon % J IN Nulhsum nap1 . rp8er9, Rera & Retler ard
lrss,dspre r,n,i,rr l5I3 hll,son I nv. -undsy
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Th"n,,%@- J. oRrlar Of Grand Rarid-, n.cF y
N"nr"S %" "h " .nd %' Of f2y Est5sr,6 The o = ri 81
Henr' Chllt"n "f the BRUSH emhassy
ii. IT, At IL 20 9cE clock sats spngsy rfldenTG T.
f"rnent ~ Grand Rapids Mich -
"Gn\NoE 20 NOR TThg..,dsy January IL 1896
@f Maurice {. OConnor. Funeral from har
,atc rc:ldcn"e5 - I st. Il " Monday. Jan
vsIu- Church. where solemn hi-h requiem
h,r soul Relatives and friends M inrisd TR4s to to
"srynu. terS1 in'eFmsnt at Mount ollvet s. Sfme-
rENNELL; = YELL Saturday January % 1925.
"ape 81 BE- i l'tR + a,,ner nera5Gs 5no reztlnE. st
after. ~ iu-4ei a ii'l'
t@RIF~ @ w5,o25sf TuERs E ifsf @eioy:5 q
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IorHen, s9'5Ei s5 Gisn1ooaa 1s@ga5E Cemg,e.2 - q
Ms us ~r:RT. :stI@ =. ~ .7nnare n,. e la2s Benz,
GGo!d"so Yr Edr9 K,r an" and NJ BertSs eei:s
= ti'@ =, 415'45"g IL ~ = ~ -1nLe Jeniar-
- 5HzT a1e<&F s s.ssaa al =. 1o:s 6
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N'iI 1-@c - rrar- F,.re-4l ron tre
:, "'al iGd2 ,Pd : Nc. Nordsv aftornoon
2ernerorrl -" I7ts're,' = Tro-nect HI!
"EttES Hpct.>, -. ;I.uua~v - Ia"6 som
tdS,>iti K>ti WATERS beloved father of
''nri 50 H. NH'nfe IT,. aui Mss Rossl1e
NaIsfs Body ~e-:rr= At he chanel Of
,"nn , = Wm-h1 Co. 1@&7 10Th It nv
untli N"ndav m"~u1n- At 10 q. clock Fu
ruerdl ,nuratei from hr- late reeidence
MM5FGman fark Hotel MONDAY Janrarv
- 81 clock. Iutrrrant At RocJ, Creel,
cm't"r' baltimore, Nd papers please
'''' II.
ftR>. \ sneolsl communication If LeHa-
41o fo. ,t ,LtnaTe - :. a a NJ l. called
10, ne nurno~e OF attending the funeral Of
W.T. ~" ""'heT SOMERSET r WATERS
FIEtN SMITH. Master
Evening star., 1926-01-24
COL. R. D. CARRIERS
BURIAL TOMORROW
Weird War Veteran to Lie in
Arlington Cemetery-Died
of Pneumonia.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Cot.
Robert Deyter Carter. T. (. A.. re
tired. who died Of pneumonia al his
home. $500 SeE enteenth street. Frida :
night, will he conducted at the resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon IT .
O'Clock. Intermant. with full miltarv
donors. viii he in Arlington Gem"
terry.
Col. Carter. VII" was - Years old.
was veteran Of the World Nar. mn
mer"ns Philippine campaigns and had
also served m the Mexican border.
Born in Newton. Mass. Col. Carter
attended schools there and later Went
to schools a Amherst. Mass. Coming
10 this city. he attended business
High School and was graduated in the
class of 189t
He was first commissioned in the
18th Infantry and subsequently served
in the 18th. 18th. 18th and 2Sth In
fantry.
During 1917 he was sent 70 an
Army camp a Syracuse. where he he.
came executive officer. And in No
vember Of that year was sent To
France with replacement battalion.
After serving for awhile in France he
developed throat trouble and was or
dered back to New York and was re-
tired soon afterward for disa hiitv.
However. he was rcinStatef and al.
lowed 10 serve long enough 70 com
plete sufficient length nC service n
20 into regular retirement and was
later retired with the grade Of liar.
tenant colonel
He is survived hy his widow who
wass Miss Helen Wright ? daughter
Miss Helen Carter: his father. Can't
Robert 9. Carter. Y. s. 4. retired
VIII" fought in the Battle of GettNS
burg with the l'nion Arrnv when u
wears old and two sisters Mrs Har
old &. Hilgard Of 81. Louis and Mrs
A ~. Won Raynr of Wheeling
Evening star., 1926-01-24
SERBIAN REVOLT
SECUTED BY ENVOY
Communistic Uprising Re-
ports Declared to Be Ex-
tremeIy Exaggerated.
Br the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
y statement characterizinG as "ex-
tremely exaggerated reports of A
Communist revolutionary movement
in the Kingdom Of the Serbs, croats
and Slovenes was issued Yesterday by
DR.. Ante Tresich Pavichich. Minister
of that kingdom in WASHINGTON
The reports which have appeared
in the American press regarding q
threatened Communist revolutionary
movement in the Kingdom of the
Serbs. Croats and Slovenes," the state
ment declared. are. beyond all doubt,
extremely exaggerated.
If any such movement existed,
would have been inforced of it by my
government. Such a thing as a Com
>muniSt movement is out of the ques-
tion. Eightythree per cent of the
population Of the kingdom are peas
ants owning their own land, to whom
Polshevist propaganda would not
make the slightest appeal. In the
large towns there may exist here and
there certain small discontented
element among whom BolSheNist
emissaries. well provided with money
might preach their doctrines Such
elements exist in all large centers all
over the world. With such element &
The ordinary police orca nization can
he trusted to deal. Rut such move.
ment could never he a serious menace
10 the state or even 10 public order.
No country is SO immune to Com
munistic doctrines x the Kingdom Of
the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes."
Evening star., 1926-01-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Mississippi Society will give 4
formal reception and dance to ofhcers
of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
who are sons of the State and their
families Wednesday at the Washing
ton Club. Representative Collier,
dean of the Mississippi delegation In
Congress, will tell of Mississippis
warrior, "Pushmataka," the only In
dian who ever served as u general In
the United States Army.
Members of the Practical PsychOl-
ogy Club will meet for study to-
morrow, pm, at the Playhouse.
The Force Adams Parent Teacher
Association will meet February |, )
pm, at the Force School.
The Ten Comma ndments" will he
shown five afternoons and nights. be
ginning tomorrow. at Metropolitan "A.
NJ. F.. Church. If the presentation of
the picture is a success. n series Of
educa tional films of sacred character
will he presented.
The NOteIess District of Columbia
League Of Women Voters will meet
Tuesday. pm. AT the Mount Plea =
ant Library. \ number If Speaker
ere scheduled for addresses
Linn \. f. Gale will lecture on
THE Super-Human Race" At 3021
Eleventh street, at O'Clock tomorrow
night. Admission free.
Miss Janet Richards, owing to an
attack of bronchitis, will not be able
to meet her weekly engagement TO
lecture at the New Masonic Temple
tomorrow morning.
The Drill Corp of Columbia Com
mandery, No. >. X. T.. will give their
annual minstrel show and dance at
the New Willard on Monday. Feb
ruary ].
Friendship Circle. whic, meets every
third Tuesday Al Washington Hebrew
Temple. will give y card party Ned
nesday. pm. at l"a0 crittenGen
street. FOR the benefit Of he Home
for the Aged. Mrs. Dresner. chair
man.
Mount Pleasant W. e. T. L. will
have silver tea February > ~ the
home Of Mrs. Lyman +. koeher.
Rev. Charles Hampton Of 1t.
Michaels Liberal Catholic Church.
New York City, will lecture tomor-
row. 3 pm, Al the Playhouse on The
Near Coming "f Great World
Teacher
Evening star., 1926-01-24
S. R. WATERS, BANK |
PRESIDENT, IS DEAD
Member of Maryland Family
of Colonial Ancestry Lived
Here so Years.

Funeral services for Somerset f.
Waters, 50 years old. president Of the
Seventh Street Savings Bank. who
died in Garfield Hospital Fl iday night
after = long illness. will he conducted
al his residf nee in Nardman Park
Hotel tomorrow afternoon at ; o'clock.
Rev w :. Abei nethy. pastor of Cal
vary Baptist Church. will ntliciate.
Intcrment will lie in Rock Creek
Cemetery. with special services under
the auspices of Lebanon Lodge, No.
:. F. A. A. NJ. of which Mr. Waters
was a member. The services at the
residence are to he private, with only
members Of the family and of the
boards of directors of the various in
stitutionS with which he was affiliated
in atte ndanCe.
The body will lie "a the chapel at
Wrisht's undertaking establishment,
1887 Tenth street, until shortly be
fore the time for the funeral.
Business and Banking Interests.
Mr.. Waters was formerly in the
wholesale grocery business here. and
had long been identified with banking
and commercial interests in this city.
where he had been a resident for
nearly half a century. Al the time
Of his death he was also first vice
ia nk. with which he had been identi-
fled for the last - wears: = direcIo
Of the Schneider Bakin- tompa ny
and Of the - Street Market Comma ny.
He retired from the grocery husi-
ness about 10 wears = 20 10 devote more
nf his time toward the advancement
Of the seventh Street Savings Bank
Of which he Was the organizer and
had been also its only president
Long prominent in Masonic circles.
he WAS a member of Lebanon Lodge
"f Washington commanderv. No. ].
Knights Templar: Eureka Chapter
No. 4 Royal Arch Nasons. and was
also - Scottish Rite Mason. In addi-
tion. he was member of the Wash
incton Board nf TrAde and the Ameri-
can Bankers Association.
Had Maryland Ancestry.
Born in WatersVille, Carroll County,
M Mr.. Waters was the son Of the
iate Mr and Mrs. Somerset X. Waters
Ills mothers maiden name was Davis
His ancestors had long been promi
nert in the development of Maryland.
while early ancestors participated in
the Revolutionary War. Mr. Waters
was a member Of he Sons "f the Eev-
olutiou.
In 1883 Mr. Waters married Miss
Lillian Mary Spicnul. memher OF
an old Washington family. She died
three wears ago. lie is survived 10y
hi son. Somorset Il. Waters. il. =
daughter. Miss EoSalie :. Waters.
and other relatives in MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
RAIL MERGER PLAN
GETS PARTIAL. 0. K.
Hall, !. c. c. Member, Favors
Provisions Delaying Con-
so|idation Policy.
Ry the Associated Press

Fy the Associated Press
Endorsement was given Yesterday by
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Hall To provisions of the Cummins
railroad consolids tion bill il 50 far as
they remove the restrictions in the
present law on methods of ConSoliia-
ton and delay the time when the
commission must publish a plan of
mergers. Chairman Eastman of the
strInl:.siOn has opposed the bill.
Appearing before the Senate inter
ate commerce committee. Mr.. Hall
IL ne had not approved the consoi-
dation bill drawn by ma jority of the
commission because there were some
things in it which he did not deem de
sirable. He did not explain what
these provisions were. addressing
himself rather to what he offered as
'constructive criticism" of the Cum
Minis meaSure
The Iowa senator's bill would delay
for three years the time when the
commission must publish a plan of
consolidation. Meanwhile. the car
riers would he permitted 10 suggest
their own proposal for constellation
subject To approval of the commission.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
CARDS of Tbanks

1aInE. I.,s,. u,% < h Army 4o5 Ssyy !.n'S9
homah Court OF Calau1he No. 3t4 X. OF
7, Surface Printing DIVISION of Bureau
friends for Their kind EXPRESSIONS Of syn
pathv and beautiful floral offerings Al the
death Of our beloved sister. JOSEPHINE
GEORGE {. HATToN AND FAMILY.
BUCKHOLTZ. We wish 10 express our deep
est gratitude TO all Of our relatives, and
and for the the heau,,fnj fora tribures b at the
Strother,. THE FAMILY.
C0JNTEE We wish 10 extend our thanks
TEE 1HE FAMILY
wish 10 express their sincere thanks and
+rpreclati"n TO he~ many friends for thorr
floral tributes at tho death ~ our dsugh-
to- and sister. esueoI4liy to the Rev. !. y.
Ma ,s l. n4st3r Of F-f E1r4s, hqrch
thanks and deepest annexation 10 the
many relatives and fr!e.,ds for, the,~ lovlns
BTRToN MAUPIN T =. BURToS'
MORROW. l wish to EXPRESS my sincere
friends of my husband ERNEST NOR
ROW for their sympathy and help during
fer,ngs fer 5s'' at his ' death. al " JOSIE JOSIE MORROW.
uTTLEFnRD. We wish 10 express our SIN
cere thanks and srnrecIation TO our rela
their sympathy., assistance and floral Of
term feT5Es I st the heat9 Tf 1pr T1 nfeEed EGp bus
HIS WIFE AND MOTHER. :
WOOD. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deepest annrec1 atom TO our
during the illness and their EXPRESSIONS Of
t sFnnathT r and hSrsi f1h4,es a wmo ne hesth
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Deaths Reported.

Anna R. Lambert 65. Home for Incur.
ahles
Samuel Artz. so. 3lcO y st
Agnes ingalls, 50. Providence Hospital.
Hanora T. OConnor S4 53 at
Mary Z. Fitzgerald -. 1874 Park I'd.
MAY H. Boteler n. 81 Girard st. ne.
Clara c. Ennis SO. 2O14 R St
Elizabeth N. Hosenfelt IS. H and 3rd
SITS.
BENJAMIN Cleus. 20. United States Naval
Hospital.
Charles W Summers 81. 1899 Kenyon at
Harry r. Burrlll Sc. 1880 Rhode Island
ave.
Henry w Wagner 81 1918 ST ne
Anna c; Streckfuss, "a. Queens Chapel
Florence E Higgins 65. 1434 Harvard st
Marion L. Beard. 35; providence Hospital
Edxar HARRINGTON. 13. Childrens Hospital
Martha NJ Bushrod, 50. 364 Dixon ct sw
Alberta V. Phillips. 30. 1853 Church 81
George c. Davis. 80. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Quca Matthews .3 months. Children's .
Hospital
Lillian Simmons months 113 F st. sw
Infant son of Remus and Marie Hill. 4
DAYS. 1892 4th st.
Ralph Carter, . days. col ST
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Births Reported

The following births have heen reported
70 the Health Department, during the past
II hours
James ]. and Bertha Z. Murnane. zirl and
boy Itulnsi
John E and Maude G Hantzman. girl.
James H. and Mary F. NcGmgan. hoy.
James Z and Ethel TAYLOR. girl.
Eugene p. and Sarah r. ONelll boy.
Gilbert \. and Grace n EDGE. girl.
Charles F. and Eta l.. Raymond. boy.
Andrew J. and Eva NJ. Morris. girl.
Arthur W. and Ethel l. Hanks. girl
Steiner E. and Christine Powell. girl
George d. and May Miller. boy.
Raymond and Cecilia A. Martinez. boy.
Louis E. and Muriel Harris, girl
Jay and Elsie Hovey. girl
John G. and Mary Grove boy.
Andrew c. and Carey Scarborough. hoy
James J. and Elsie E. Scanlon, boy.
Clarence l.. and Azalee Chisholm. girl and
boy ttwins.)
George L. and Marion Taylor. girl.
George and Caroline Robinson. girl.
William H. and Josephine Lyons. boy.
Theodore and Louise Cossis. girl
Laurence J. and Viola Christopher. hoy.
Clyde c. and Lucille !. Freeman, boy.
Milligan and Katie Morgan girl
McOuillian and Hazel Walker. girl.
Henry and Matte Marshall. girl
lie Roy and Matte Pitts. boy.
Fred and Eva Bell. girl
James A. and Blanche Colbert. boy.
Eemus and Marie Hill. boy.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
State Interest Mounts.

The mounting interest burden on
States for public improvements and
other Indebtedness is getting to be
serious, according to Solomon Levitan,
State treasurer of Wisconsin, Expen-
ditures of States have advanced 437
per cent. according 10 Mr.. Levitan. in
the last 20 years. Highway eNpendi-
lures have increased more than 1000
pr cent according To his nGures and
education. sanitation and interest on
public indebt edneSS between 4o0 and
800 per cent in each ca Sc
Evening star., 1926-01-24
" \ TEE F.
" vtTER>
Jn Al emGridm.
CARROT

W" ieff u JANUARY q 1905
Loved m hfe rener hered N death
THE FAMILY
Gift n LOVING memory of nv beloved
Gift Mo rJ,ad ,I5se zen vsat l4'aNr JotS
WIFE AND CHILDREN
COOK. 4 frhute Of love and devotior IN
CGoR ne Rpemnrv Of my dear mother. ANNE
iOOk who departed this life thirteen
wears ago TO-DAY. January % 1918
A. the years roll nv
HER TS,,zt LOVING nArGHTER. LILL1E :
nv dea, ,motRer, RFBEcCA DENIS Ms vf6 %
us5s = ilo@5.l me one wear ago TODAY. Ian
- NV thoughts are I'll Of thee
How ! love and how | mss t+ae
! None hut God in heaven can zee
)" onIT nrs ,boog f9oTs b The ,a silent he4rtachs
~ the grief that l. borne IN silence
For the one loved 50 vel
HER DEVOTED DAJGHTER.
! GREEN. Sacred 20 the memory Of our he
loved father. RICHARD GREEN Who en-
Iened INTO eternal ret two years ago TO-DAY.
MARION AND GRACE.
sissts,,a KATIE HAYES u6o died Iin fanuaSr Ia
J-rIsalen. my happy home
And then 1ov and nv des~ =lster ! shall
LOVING sIsTrr JULIA GRAY
loved husband JAMES AVID JOHNSON
January - 1903
It wss an carly morning hour.
Three years a-o today
An ANGEL II death came 70 earth
And bore his soul Az az
Oh desr husband how, 7 n1i.s, .vou.
But you re safe IN home with Jesus
WheTe the saints forever dwell
HIS LOVING WIFE PAULINE ! John
kosACk, In memorx q our son and broth
"a 1909
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one gone to rest
And the, ones who. think Of him
A SACK oltS kS6 sisTER iFfTFFEf f1NA aoS61 H6RR15 e.
FAGE' Il ,,ts IovlnT reppembrsnce b Of my dear
lac5
Dear : the grave where YOU are LAID
Flowers may Wther leaves T fade nsr6F srS de sae
Though Others forget you. never viii
dear sister, MAMIE JOHNSON RUSSELL
ago January -. 1915.
lust ten wears a-o sln~s son,-d N E-,,af
SISTER dear when von Save up and tell
In Gods mighty srr-dorn He has promised
Waiting there: doa- =,=ter sonle ds- =.
HER SISTER. AGNEs JOHNSON FrA'<
SMITH tribute of loye and devoton 70
GINA F SMITH who departed this lie
nPpGMr gPG 9s7F sES tod2y a irH I3nna,E I = l9Gs
SMITH :.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Peers Fortune Won in U. S.

Lord Leirh Of Fyvie. whose death
was recently reported from London.
was one of the British members Of the
aristocra"y VIII" won his wealth in
American business. Some wears ago
he resigned from the British navy and
came to America and engaged in the
steel business He did 50 when his
prospective American father-in-law
objected ro his financial prospects
He eventually won sufficient success
in American business To return to Eng
land and buy ,Fyvie Castle. in Aber-
deenShre.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Deaths.

"' Saap, R79sfs af ';"s Fsiqsz jeq%z55 % q,
adgs;S Monday snHsry T. eGSsE
Arlington National Cemetery -
f' ie3 No 10 Se'ts s "aicd "c }sr 'aaD aoD.
pose Of attendins the funeral Of sister
FTFTRH FT dRbER RIFT II THE WORTHY MArRo<.
RYR\ES. Friday. Iauuarv - 1926. at n:'
am; EDWARD n: ByRMFs. beloved nus
hand of the late Emma Wise Rvrnes. Fu-
nsra' , tom the he;a IesdenGs oI rs dauEnter M
dav January -. Al " p.m.
RyR>ES. A snec,al conln,unIcaton of Dsw-
son Lodee No. is. F 4. a NJ VIII he
hsd s the az pfmn for NTnd1T ts dar
sr. EDWARD NJ BYRNEs Rs order Of
JOHN A. COLBORN. Secretary.
GALLOWAY, January 90. 1926, EMANUEL
Galloway. AGED 81 wears Funeral from
his lsts residence; 900 St: ne and from
/ and sts ne Monday January IS at
! pm. Interment at GIenwood Cemetery.
CARTER. Fruidsy. I!npars 80. 1926. At h:
! DEXTER ,CARTER. lieutenant colonel.
ntTd % STATS Heion ArWy W.T., FGt1sd beloved bus
scrTice s, " at % his late residence Mondav. jar
VARY - e, rnm nteTmen with ion full
Cemetery
s,i5 nm MAFENE cHANEY husband
neral from the Tahler funeral home 500
interment al Fort Lincoln Cemetery I.
cox. SATURDAY.. Larusry. % 1925. at 3.l5
her late residence 1880 ist St nv Mon
day. January -. At nm. Relatives and
Genwood Cemetery. "a
5:45 am SARAH JANE cRUMP Flu
ersl ne rp iron koerrs hs ot sn her :. Lot
Tuesday. January 26. at 10 so am. Rela-
| tves and friends invited. Interment prI-
Nate. %
DONALDSON. Friday. January 90. 1926. at
| NJ. DONALDSON. in his s1st wear beloved
! husband of the late Mary z. Donaldson
| va. Monday January %. at !. p.rn Reia-
tives and friends invited to attend. Inter
ment Al Clarendon. Va. "a
EDWARDS. Departed this life Friday Jan
| triumph of Christian faith. PAULINE ED.
WARDS. beloved daughter of Mary Jack
son: She leaves to mourn their loss eight
+, father Thomas Jackson. Notice of fu-
! neral later.
/ HARVEY. Suddenly. at Tampa. Fla
KATHERINEW K4,1 Err W,,Isr, + HARHET Hs. widow Of
/ at her late residence. $50 Chevy 1iesss Chase
| Parkway. Chevy Chase. Monday January
- at II IN interment at Arlington
IRVING. Friday. January -. 1926. at ~;
/ nm at her residence 900 K a ~
LILLE 3, beloved wife of John E iry
J Nonday. January IS. at ; rn. intern,en
! at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. =
Evening star., 1926-01-24
LOST.

,wers name Rex; p,ss tag 2s:; rewsrd. e4I:
eyeglasses and money; Wednesday January
20. at Takon,a trolley termina! reward.
Phone North 10000. Ant. 6o2. 7o1 9Th
BRACELET; sold. !d.fashioned. with
,rrn r1ato 70 prake @ 1905 teee st nv Is. he
BRACELET. blue and white stones 9th near
+. on Friday. Rev ard. Line. 437s-.I.
BRIEF CASE. black. with Case ANALYSIS tex
vanis ave SATURDAY. evening. G. Daniels
2.s A st. Sc. Phone Line. $500.
GAT a sbasd,1 baG dls shOrt e .s Gamsd pEg
No I4oai: color tan. 3so4 Military road
NV. or Cleveland 4035. %.
DoG-Boston bull, male, hrindle with white
Owner. II. Trapp, 1918 Eth st. NV. 25'
FRATERNITY. PIN. Rappa Alpha Phi: ini
1sI psrk on abis 6arS No. rso"s R%srf Nam
GERMAN POLICE PUPPY. heavy build
brown legs black black body chain c9I,ar an
ave- Phone cleve. 3o4s' Or sos Chanting
ul ne. Potomac 1910.
sna oh n0rT s 1" FFsags9 North
GLASSES. tortoise. on 2nd st. n 6356 -.
HANDRAG. small. embroidered brass chain
and brass clasp: contained small amount
money: lost Saturday about ] pm between
courthouse and Grace Dodge Hotel. Reward.
Phone Col. 3143. So" Ontario road
HAT-Childs. brown velvet left in MA
chine on Kenyon st. last Sunday. January II
Call North 1850.
KEYS. :, or, on chain ring. lost Lost between Elks'
Club and GOA st. NV. Franklin S0S4-J
KNOB part of handbag catch: silver screw
niece set with colored stones. on Connecti-
cut avenue between Lafayette Park and n
Please notify North @39.
PEARL NECKLACE. valued gift. 1888
18th NV. Ant. Il. Reward.
POCKETBJOK containing some important
papers: lost Wednesday; So reward. Colun-
bia 41fO. @5'
POCKETBOOk. containing silver compact,
Georgetown Preparatory School class ring
and about S15. Finder please keep SI5 and
return ring and compact to Room .O7 In
surance Bldg. "a
SHTPHERD COLLIE. named Chief: on Jan.
Is: reward. V. l. Richard. 1411 4itb nv
West 1881. 80
WATI'H CHARM-Gold n T. Stearns on
one side Call Potomac 23-W. or Main 1880
B anch III. Reward.
SsasT SiasE Tpboa ass sqRa wath.p s5
VTsT wATCH-Lady's: Initials N. D. +.
r. aTd, "A 18th st. Sc. Line. 1909. "a
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Bear Killed With Arrows.

i. &. Thompson Of Corvallis. Orec.
and +. W. Lydon of Waldport Orec
have recently succeeded in killing 4
bear with bows and arrows. The ar
rows were shot with such force that
two of them passed through the bears
heart and were imhedded in a Young
SaplinG.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from Rosslyn, Va. at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Appleby will lead.
The Wild Flower Preservation So
ciety will meet at Rosslyn, Va, at
9:45 o'clock for trip to Great Falls
William c.. Ingleton, sr., of Scotland
will address the Mems All-Comers'
class of the Church of the Covenant
The president OF the class will con-
tinue the weekly forum.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Chevy Chase Seminary at
2:45 o'clock for a hike through Rock
Creek Park and woodland trails and
woods. ending at Connecticut avenue
and Pierce Mill road. Waldburs
Hewitt leader.
TONIGHT.
The Young Mems Hebrew AssoCia-
ton Will give an entertainment and
dance and its building. Eleventh street
q nd Pennsylvania avenue.
Man. Visible and Invisible" will
he the subject of lecture. - ~-'ocli.
at United Lodge of Theosv s.ut-,. 1871
X street.
The Bureau OF Commercial Eco
nomics invites its friends tc review
of The Land of Latvia" in honor of
Sega of Latvia at $50 o'clock
in Wardman Park Hotel Theater.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Shirt Lasts 80 Years.

]. G. Chisum. who lives near Blythe
vile. Ark. is wearing a shirt that he
bought 81 years ago. and has Worn as
A regular change ever since. The
shirt. which was bought in Cairo. H.,
for 81. is still well preserved. 1t has
always been washed by his wife.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
FOI Nd.

COLLIE PUPPY. female: on Fairmont be
tween I1tb and 18th NV: collar, no tag
iall NJ SosS. "a
SPECTACLES. tortoise rim. burned mark
nosepiece three weeks ago pay for ad
Address Box S5-R Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Insects Never Get Tired.

Because of the way they are built
insects are particularly fitted for a
strenuous life and tired insect is =
thing unknown