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PERSONAL.
fCOnfinued.1

NURSE WILL BOARD REFINED PATIENTS
N suburban home. front room adjoining
PRIVATE SUMNER KINDERGARTEN.
beautiful. spacious suburban home; games,
music; supervised play; AGES 2 to II; day
college graduate North $40 ''''0 49,
WHY SUFFER TORMENT WITH YOUR
feet. enlarged toe joints. causing premature
comfort. Flexible, made from plaster cast Of
9ns d90 n eng s, spe FOOT o S0HKs IA
BEGINNER DESIRES QUICK COURSE
Gregg shorthand. Call Columbia 2l59:
PARTISAN FAMILY WILL TAKE PAYING
guests interested in practicing French. Poto-
mac 458. 20l7 0 ST
COLLEGE STUDENT GOING TO MAINE
about August 10 would like to make trip
With some autoist; can drive willing q 70
LITTLEFIELD. West 1915.
EXPERIENCED ORGANISE AND. DIREC
tor desires church position. Address BOX
96-x. Star office.
ELDERLY PATIENT TO BOARD; cool
room, porches; general care by experienced
WANTED-GREGG SHORTHAND TEACHER
between and pm, for next six weeks
coaching for Civil Service examination; write
fully; sIying experience pssi as teacher Address
MASSAGE, PHYsIoTHERAPY. CHIRoPRAC-
tic. SARA J. HOLMSTROM 500 East Capi-
tol st. Phone Lincoln 1887. aust
scsd sad s5sn EoE 5oF nThs and
day care. ITS Lanier pl Col S377
WE PAY So TO $40 FOR USED SUITS AND
overcoats Prices paid for worn clothing,
ladies and gentlemen. always highest Wash.
Clothing Ex, 633 D st. NV. Main 1913
LARGE SEDAN TO SCRANTON AND
Oneonta. N. Y, Aug. H. Will take pas
seneer or two. Cleveland l529-W. s.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
masseuse for all chronic conditions Poto-
mat 2o45 ----------------,
SLIP COVERS, ovERsTUFFED SEP cusH-
ions snap fasteners, incl material sl9 rs
r. L. Isherwood, 1918 gath sc. Lin $3.50
BARGAIN DAYS.
HOSIERY HOSPITAL.
fiat charge of IS cents per run, regard
less OF the number of threads, on mendable
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HOSIERY HOSPITAL.
A fiat charge of IS cents per run, regard
less of the number of threads, on mendahle
silk hose received Monday and Tuesday
next Shop open from 3 to s. Room sos
Ouray Bldg. 905 st. nv. s.
PRIVATE PARTY HAVING
met with financial reverses, vii
sacrifice family diamonds. Ad
dress Box 102-X, Star Office. u
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

ROOMS PAPERED reasonably; ss and up
J. A. Poland. 624 Pa. ave- Sc Phone Allan
tic 3297-J, | 9
RUGS-Beautiful new rugs in all popular
designs and sizes: finest quality: prices are
reasona bic Stop in and inspect our snow
ing KLEEBLATT, nth and stS ne.
Lincoln 879.
WEATHER STRIPPING at reduced PRICES
this month Leave order for future installa-
ton. Phone Main 67l9 for estimates II
WINDOW SHADES. screens and metal
weather stripping. Butler & Son, 1881 COCO
Hope I'd Sc Lincoln 1923
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1927; Balcrank bump
erS. good tires; excellent Duco paint; S4So
Barry-pate Motor Co, 2S2s Sherman ave.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925; splendid coudi-
ton tires practically new; gocd pant; $500
easy terms Barry-Pate Motor Co. sS2S
sherman
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YOUNG WOMAN to take charse OF once.
Must be capable OF submitting full re-
port detailing each days business 10 out.
of-town concern. No application considered
without long once experience and first-
class references. Salary WIN be arranged
according qualifications. Position perrlla :
nsnt to right party, ADDRESS Box s6-X. Star
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

BETTER CHRISTMAS cARDs-Largest pub
fishers will pay you SOC comm. weekly. You
can easily obtain orders with our personal
and business Christmas Cards. They are
the best published and earn SS5-ShO weekly
Success certain with our cooperation. Write
for details. Artistic Publishing Co. S2S
Esndnfnh. ChicaEo.
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CHEVROLET CoACH-Late 1875: condition
excellent throughout; real Chevrolet buy
az $3.50 cash. 1871 w So.
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ALL-DAY SIGHTSEEING TOURS 70
Gettysburg battlenelds. Shenandoah Endless
and Luray CavernS Lincoln and Buick cars
competent drivers and guides, Lin, 6470-W
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la2e-prtven less taan Loco eaileS; fuliy
eNainpsd privately owned, lineoln 1890
Apt sia South Sc
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BAKER 10 operate bakery, oven already in
atailes, wonderful opportunity for baker.
xnnIv Mr. Newsom. lilo H st. nc 3"
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sTCJCK SALESMAN nth automobile nfst-
riaRs proportion must GF 5000 Room a.
- D. .
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AUTOS REFINISHED-You auto rehnished
in genuine "Duco': guaranteed lob; prices
as low as forty dollars $4,000. Call and
see our variety Of colors and samples ef our
work 1873 Kalorama road NV. Adams
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! PAINTING, interior and exterior; nrSt-elsSs.
/ at prices you can afford, Also roof pain0nG,
! Prone Adams 2e0l. Mfr, Hollis.
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BEDDING Of all kinds renovated and steriI-
ized by process approved by Health Dept.
D. c. Prompt service and low prices, Eagle
ReGdinz Co. 22lS 18th 81. e. Decatur 1ho.
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CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN. is2S-Excep-
tional condition throuEhout. Don't hesitate
50 this oargain: s2sS cash. 1891 W 81
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, for wheel align
nlent machine; commission basis, Franklin
Ensta~A SnVvtcH Station. 1gth and * SITS NV
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WANTED-GREGi SHORTHAND TEACHER
to spend one to two hours each afternoon,
between 4 and pm, for next six weeks
coaching for Civil Service examination; write
fully. giving experience as teacher. Address
T3os lev Star nFHce &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

COLLEGE STUDENT GOING TO MAINE
about August 10 would like to make trip
with some autoist; can drive willing to
share proportionate part of expenses. r. H.
TTTerT EEaYET Wnrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

AUTO MECHANIC wanted, first class, cap
aisle Of HANDLING large 24-houY sarase; must
have tools; state experience. Address Box
Soy Sfar nfHre Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. Hudson Essex;
4 wanted, experienced; GOOD pay and per-
t,tAnent Job 224o Prospect ave. NV.
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1876; excellent eondi
Rarry-Pate Motor Co 2S2S Shern,ar ave
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION..

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. BEGIN
81 once for Departmental stenoKraphy exam,
salary Sl.620 4 $1,000 Tipping exam. salary
81 40 e. $is626. Special AGENT, salary $4,000
The Ctvil Service Preparatory School, Sc
cor 18th e. r NV FIR. 20B0.
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BEAUTY PARLORs
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

CHEZ NATALIE-Best permanent wave. IS.
! I'm 5627.
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HELP---MALE.

AGENTS tfour1. to sell special offer
Carter Bailey. 1919 F st. NV. s.
ARTrST-Experienced only. on modern pic
toTisl work; must be able to paint on va
rious materials Apply Monday, Am. 10
10 am. Columbia Art Studios, $50 St
nv. SYd dOpf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

GIRL wanted for general homework and
cooking for small family Of adults city ref
erenccs required Apply 1919 Montague ST.
NV
GIRL colored neat. with reference: general
homework; Sc a week. Apply Sunday morn
ing. 1924 9th NV.
GIRL, colored. for general housework. 4505
New Hampshire ave. NV.
LADY from Alexandria that answered ad
last Sunday, 1927 Irving ST. ne, call North
5535-W.
MAID, general housework: stay nights; no
laundry. 4402 10th st. NV.
WHITE WOMAN, middle age, Catholic pre-
ferred, for houSework and cooking good
home and wages; call at once. 32o5 4th st.
ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

WE have an opportunity for
two high-type women with cars
to sell "Pyrofan" in homes; ref
erences are required and pre-
vious selling experience is dc
sired, See Mr.. Beatty at 1629
l4th ST. NV. between 9 80 and
: nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

CADILLACS-Many styles and all models
from 81 TO 341; all in fine shape; some have
been reconditoned, refnished and guarzn-
teed, Prices from $3.50 70 $4,000 easy
terms: your car IN trade. The Washington
Cadillac Co. 1888 Conn ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

Doubtful or deceptive adver-
tisements are not acceptable
for publication in The Star
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NTtF VNNlI1EI N0lACH. IVaI-~HeSf caF NI TINS
Kind in Washington for S42S Terms can 10
arransed. Owens Motor Co, eS9S Ga ave
CHEVROLET. TOURING CAN. iSa5-~Fuliv
equipped and IN nerfect condition BarSain
at $3.50, Terms Ovens Motor Co, eSSS Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

cHEvRoLEp ROADSTER, 1898 been run
very few niles. all extras. reasonable price
ana terms. Call Stout, Decatur 500 Barry
Pate Motor Co, 1918 Conn ave
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JRSE WILL BOARD REFINED PATIENTS
suburban home. front room adjoining
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.


COLORED caterer or cateress for Conserva-
tory OF Music dining room. long established
North 6244. 1908 New Hampshire ave.
mo children. for light services; exchange
for cogy, comfortable quarters. Good hcme
i7i7 De Sales.
MAN AND WIFE, English or Japanese pre-
fefred- for new home in Reading. Pa. Man
for butler and occasional chauffeur. wife
to cook and keep house. Address. giving
Star ONCE
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CHEVROLET SEpAN--Tu unusually flne cor
dltion. Quick sale. $50 cash OlGSniobile
touring, nne motor, SIS cash. Sheridan
FsArasP. isis QUE N
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents DER line additional to tine
regular line rate
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IA e .5,1',f nan Apply 1921 II st ~
SOLICITOR zmG driver. experienced ioF es~
fSaate4ee 8 ~ -bsRf ard amer il route z
zp1I n3sN csD earn Short $50 HefElf, %}b
skr sslagy suc commission sfaeFFgh B"E
"a aEaF pfSCf
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f-,t-y1h4FPIsTEFs ffst -cl6At oDen sUop ~
EtsN hTGois and d " b.. ~ The foot, state
25 re altn and without furnishing material
srrts4s Ef,y SYFe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

CHEvRoLET COACH. la9s-~rn very good
tor Co. 62sS Ga ave
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{ CHEVRoLEr couPE, i9sT-IooSs and runs
| like new, low mileage S&eS, terms Ovens
l Motor Co. 63sa GA ave
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN. 1926: guar
pbons Nosib S47 an s.. AZ i,as anth y
CHEVROLETS. 1927 touring car, 2-door Sc
dan. and coupe; also some 1925 models; re
invite your inspection OF these excellent
cars. viii take Small car in trade: terms.
Peck,s GAraee. Always open. 2l2l l4th ST.
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CHEvRoLET ROADSTER. i93S--New paint
\ real buy az S2aS Terms Owens Motor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07

$3.50 Friday, and returned late in the
day.
The trip was designed principally
for a study Of the highways in that
section, including the proposed new
route to cross the Atascosa lake over
a dam which the AL Parkers Secur-
tiles company is building. in place Of
the present crossing, which is in
danger of being covered with water
during heavy rains.
The proposed roads into the sec
ton, which are included in the plans
of the county for future road inn
provement work, run east of Rio
Hondo into the tract TO meet the
Paroles Line road as il extends north
from Los Fresnos.
Those in the party from San Be-
nito we're Judge a. V. Logan, DR..
j. B. ~Symonds. ". r. Anderson, Frank
Robertson and j. l.. Bell. From
Brownsville came Sam Bell. several
members Of the county engineering
force, and County Judge Oscar 9.
Dancy. Harlingen residents were
Commissioner j.. n. Baughn. and
Myron r. Ward. Al Parker and Lloyd
Parker directed the visitors through
the section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
First Legion Men
Leave Valley For
Farley Saturday

- ~ $50 AN@1A-
SAN BENITO, Oct. 6.-The van
guard Of Valley Legion men Ia the
national convention III San Antonio
pulled out Of san Benito Saturday
night, with the main body Of Valley
Legionnaires scheduled 10 leave Sun
day night, in special cars.
The San Benito Legion men ar.
ranged TO 20 4 day early in order "a
have Sunday in which 70 complete
the details for their exhibit float,
with its wild animals, and to get the
Cootie Drum Corps lined out and
ready to play for the convention.
A special Pullman coach carried
the delegation from this city. mum
boring about so. with a number Of
others leaving by automobile Satur-
day or Sunday.
Special cars viii Le placed at most
of the Valley citieS tomorrow. and
will be picked up by the regular
trains out of the Valley, taking the
Legion men to the convention. There
will be around 400 Legion men from
the Valley at the national gathering,
il is estimated.
The San Benito Forty & Eight
quartet. decked out in special uni
forms, and the Cootie Drum Corps
will be one Of the features from this
section, with several thousand copies
of the Valley Home song 70 be dis
tributed as part Of the San Berito
program. These songs have been
printed with an article on the Valley
on the back, and the plan u being
financed by local business concerns
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
Mercedes Boy to
Edit 'Megaphone'
Especial to The Hersld)


MERCEDES, Oct. 6.-Rayburn
Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Brown of this city, was elected edi-
tor of the Megaphone. weekly stu
dent paper of Southwestern Univer-
sity at Georgetown, Texas, where he
is attending school.
Brown was editor Of the Mercedes
Tiger. which won fourth place in the
Texas High School Press association
under his editorship. He also won
the Texas conference tennis doubles
championship the last two years, in
addition to his literary work.
Besides being editor Of the
Megaphone this year. he Is presi-
dent Of the junior class, a member
Of the Mood HAL Honor Council
sports editor of the Southwestern,
and student instructor in physical
training.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
As Dead and 266
Hurt By Mishaps
During | Week

Continuing its long lead as = fac-
tor in Texas deaths and injuries
from accidents. automobiles as a
classification killed 20 and injured
ISL persons during the week sept:
24-3O. according to figures released
By the Texas Council Of Safety.
Second in the classifications, trail
ing by far the leader, railway trains
were the cause Of seven deaths n
three injuries. Burns listed four
fatalities and firearms. falls, and IN
terurban cart each accounted for
two human lives. Drowning and eX-
r~losives we're the smallest offenders
with one death each.
The weeks total was ~ killed and
266 injured. Five were injured in
home accidents and IL injured and
six killed in industrial accidents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
R~aymondville High
To Give Minstrel

RAYM0NDVILLE. Oct. 6.-The
senior and junior classes Of the Ray
mondville high school are working on
p minstrel. under the direction OF
Mrs. Dan r. Carter, which will be
presented within a few weeks. The
play Is entitled "Laughland. A Merry
Minstrel Of the High School,
The cast includes the following
pupils: Gladys Shoquist. Esther
Grassland Mabel Nelson. Ethel
Beachum. Rose Earle, Katie Swayze,
Mary Lee Stephens. Foster Crowell.
Helen Shrader. Evelyn Parr. Dorothy
Jane Sutton Marsh. Sammie Lee Kin
ser. Geatty McCharen. Tate Parker,
Phillop Shrader, Glen Cook. Bud
Chrestman. Kermit Lindahl, and
Dwight Ayres.
The proceeds will be used TO help
defray the expenses OF issuing a
school annual.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
LACUNA VISTA
ROADS VIEWED
Represent ative Citi-
gems Make Trip
With Parker

SAN BENITO. Oct. 6.-(F1-Rspre-
sentative citizens of Harlingen and
San Benito. with several officials
from Brownsville. the group includ-
ing mainly the road committees of
these precincts, accompanied Al
Parker Friday on an all-dsy trip
through the Laguna Vista section on
the coast northeast of here, where
Parker owns approximately 1000
acres Of land.
The party left San Renito about
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
Bugle and Drum
Corps Will Give
Drill at Station

Final rehearsals Of the Browns
Vile American Legion drum and
bugle corps was held Friday night
and the corps was prepared for
their full dress drill to be ! I'D on
the platform Of the Missouri Pacific
passenger station at S o'clock sun
day evening, Is minutes before the
American Legion" special pulls
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07

out on its run TO San Antonio, scene
III the national convention Of the
organization.
VI. X. kiekel. transportation head
for the Brownsville post, announced
Saturday that a Pullman, attached
To the special train would be reserv-
ed for the men who are taking
their wives 70 the convention city
with them. Approximately seven
reservations had been made on that
car Saturday and more were expect
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07
SCHOOLS SHOW
HEAVY GAINS
Over 300 Now En-.
rolled In Institu-
tons of City

Pupils enrolled in the public and
Catholic schools of Brownsville num-
bered $3.50 on October I. according
to reports received from all schools.
This shows an increase of approx
mately $50 over the same date last
year. school officials state.
The public schools show a total
enrolment Of 2.s54. including Ito en-
rolled in the junior college. Enroll
ment in the Catholic schools reached
a total Of 935, with indications that
IL will exceed 1000.
Following are the enrolment re-
ports from the public schools:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-07

the quiet sector Kiekel said. I'VE
didn't expect the gang IN other
parts Of the train TO get much
sleep. We have at least provided
a place Of rest for the ladies going
in the party"
Evening star., 1928-05-20
CAPT. KOCHL| HEADS.
.D|SABLEDvETERANS.
Congress Asked to Pass Law
to Pay Totally Unfit Ad-
iusted Compensation.

! Capt. Frederick Kochli was reelected
commander of Columbia Department of
the Disabled American Veterans of the
World War at its annual meeting in
, the District Building yesterday after
! noon.
Other officers chosen were T, r. CAL
lahan, senior vice commander; George
A. Kelser Junior vice commander; Ell
Der p. Richter treasurer.
The following delegates annd alter
mates were elected to the national con-
| vention of the organization to be held
in Denver: George D. Tighlman, Capt
Kochli Thomas Kirby. r. L. Chambers,
George Phillips and Mr. McGhee,
delegates; j. j. McInniS, Lee T. Tur-
ner. r. w ONeil. Franw Owens. Mi
chael j. Hanley and Mr.. Mitchell alter
mates. This delegation goes uninstruct-
ed, except that the unit rules will pre-
vail
After the installation of the officers
a resolution was adopted expressing
the appreciation of the department to
the residents, business organizations
of the city. the American War Mothers.
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton the American Legion and other
civic. religious and patriotic organiza-
tons for their generosity toward the
disabled veterans during the year past.
Another resolution urged Congress to
enact legislation to permit veterans of
total disability standing OF FIVE years or
more to receive the full amount of
their adjusted service certificates, as
many of them will not 'live the fun
20 years and are in need.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
RED CROSS MAKES
HER0|SM AWARDS
Eight Persons Receive Rec.
ognition for Deeds of
Bravery.

:tirring feats Of heroism performed
at great risk of life, we're honored to-
day by the American Red Cross in
making its annual hero awards of cash
prizes and certificates of merit. Eight
awards were made, four for conspicuous
first-aid service and our for outstand-
ing hfe-saving service.
The following first-aid awards we're
made:
To Hugh c. Sherlock of Missoula,
Mont. for the rescue of William Dolan,
also Of Montana, from a whirlpool in
the Bitter Root River, and for reviving
him after the rescue.
To Clarence r. Cole, superintendent
Of the Western Electric Co.. New York,
for the attempted rescue of Wallace
Wilson, Mountain Lakes. N. j.. killed
when he came in contact with a high
tension wire. Cole was badly burned.
but Immediately applied first-aid treat
ment to Wilson.
To W. B. Glenn, telephone lineman,
for saving the life of Charles Fisher, s
years old, who had cut an artery in his
neck.
To M. T. Douglas telephone oficial,
for saving the life of Clarence Dalton
Evening star., 1928-05-20
REV. HOMER ]. COUNCILOR TO GET
HONORARY DEGREE AS DOCTOR
Director of Religious Educa-
tion to Receive Tribute
From College.
Calvary Baptist Minister Held
Gne of Leaders of Capt.
tai Churches.

Rev. Homer j. Councillor, director Of
religious education of Calvary Baptist
Church, and for 10 years dean of the
School of Religious Education of the
Young Mems Christian Association, will
be awarded the honorary degree of doc
tor of sacred theology by the District
of Columbia College at annual COM
mencement ceremonies in Memorial
Continental Hall on June !.
This will be the first honorary degree
ever conferred by the college, which is
conducted under auspices of the WASH
ington Y. M G. A. The award was de-
cided upon lin appreciation of his work
for the young people of the District of
Columbia" and in recognition of his
long service as dean of the religious
school, 1t was announced by DR.. James
A. Bell, director of education of the
college.
The degree will be presented by Dean
Thomas J. Frailey of the School of Lib
eral Arts
Rev Mr. Councillor is one of the
Capitals outstanding church leaders
and religious educators. He has been
director of religious education of CAL
vary Baptist Church for the past Ave
years, president of the Organized Bible
Glass Association for six years and
president Of the District of Columbia
Sunday School Council Of Religious
Education for two years.
He Is an accredited teacher of the
Evening star., 1928-05-20

at Miami. Fla. after Dalton's arm had
been torn on.
The following hfe.saving awards
were made:
To Edward Riemer. New YORK CITY.
for rescue of a ferry boat passenger
who jumped into the Hudson River at
night.
To Joseph e. Weigman, Algiers, La.
for the rescue Of Val Lauman, who fell
into rapid current from a Mississippi
levee.
To Catherine Osgood, Iowa City, for
saving the life Of Fred Van Der Linde
Long Beach, Calf, who was seized with
cramps while swimming in Lake
Ikoboji, Iowa.
To Miss Alberta Rief, Elkhart. Ind.
for the rescue of 13-year-old -slea-cr
Wolf from the swift current of she 81.
Joe River at EIkhart.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
ANNOUNCING

B. Jones Co ready feminine Washington Here
shop wearabes and kind of shop that you
will Founded the sound policy Offering youth
ul modes tor and You will
home here and will be given Individual and
helpful personnel