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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemcnts

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HEAk ESTATE tUH KENT
Apartments and Tcnemcnt> 60
GLEN ST, st-Five room tenement. All
mode'n improvements Convenient.
en-, en- re s' Apply 8 W. Menus,
s,aaie s.ea Gfaih -oa' Co, .63
~ - =; ~. -:
~ 81, i''-fl I've room tenement.
Tai.r ',.lt"'. I'M Garage desired
- -. -
81 -ls-Se'"hd moor. All I'M
r.u''. me- ~ ne" mouse $50 with gar
- :: -; 100
AZ 80, l'"n,s' hfst Moor.
-. 80, y 't',,.s' Ha''a v'- I't t"o or
-.--- L.-osL-. rem. *l1. lei cis9,
Nt ~; y. 81. $50 rooms, 2Fd floor,
- ->c" MOUSE ~ per
- 80 =.
LINCOLN ST. t3-2nd floor. Modern xix
I'm I'm apartnsht for rent reasonable.
49, D-'..-- - -,
MAIN ST, ISIS room apartment, Low
rental. Furnished or unfurnished. Also
------es. an ". JaLLe. Sil-2.
MIN ST. 2i--Four room tenement.
Very pleasant. Modern improvements
Rent reasonable. Apply S. W. Menus.
s,s $500 e ., Sra,n Coal Co. '6S
- - -. -
MAfLE ST, 1s"-Si1 room apartment.
steam neat furnished. All improve
.mr!s,S' , en,ra4'y located near High
80 -.-I1--e -uu 1on-- -.--
MAPLE ST. SOS room tenement, new
nous an modern improvements; End
49, lS-le ! EeSona ole. ANply list toor
MONROE ST. t5--5 room apartment.
go" .falS'' an m1aeFn improve
-. -,l-l--s VI 2.,t mot.
NJ" FIELD AVE. "S-5o-5 rooms. All
,n itp, nG,'a.HS ior couple; )
~ - -1..r1 ~
NoRlH sI-i ana . room apartments.
yonr or 80 r, '.or W. unN.n s "",esi AZ
F,n, 6, p''ee' 'itn'
----
Nv bo 800 a,a os 'ans, anu Tun popth'
Price AMY Nav Rrit,in run,har i'a ~ ,,'
ao1 Park St. wy
pApE --.---.-
S,nar 30, w., ,tr apa
vour own rea.onah,a nr's. Conr
Elm st.
PlpE ST 7-7-Fi,-. rco-,, ,-,.,-,-,, -
rsn, AZ r,odsrn Ami, Wv Ms 70
s,anley-svea Grain 4 Coal Co., ,ss
Stanley St. Tel. 4iq
II ,7I,-7TIr >707-I-r =1I=Y7-,-7---
800. r,i,h ,,,, a-, Az -, ~,
provemen,s Cali s.2-e or after G
o'clock 539
E77T7I0-E7 ,---77---------1--------
room ,enements. All modern and inst
refnished throughout, Rent is rea -on-
able. Apply 40 Arch St. first floor.
ca, . ~,
m.uts. All improvements Phone 1922.
90, ..------ -----
GU - h,hhi 81 "a, 'Vo,, ,', IN
phone ao93
s07-Tu or 7-- -ooa,, as Cat
:, o. -
lS floor.
SI1I,Tu- D;-DDIrT cj,-oa,,
.ora., &C., -, ,,,,
D.. a., ,. ~, e
~. 49, 800
o., ,Ioii .en.i' ~
49, : - . =
STANLEY 81, b.s-5fd moor. rive room
ar,s. ap,,' me- ~ sstros nr,,,, ~
East ST. Phone sos.
FREMONT ST. - room tenemenr.
tp-to-date. moderate rental Oppo q
school. Call Gitlowi'z, PISS or sil-2.
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Help-Men or Women

YEAR ROUND OPPORTUNITY for
full or part time statesmen or women
TO earn big money every day az local
representatives for our nationally
known line of commercial and personal
stationery. wedding announcements and
invitations, business and calling cards.
removal and other announcements, etc.
also Americas most popular line of
individually monoErammed personal
and business Christmas greeting cards.
Large commission paid daily and lib
cral monthly bonus This is a real OPP
p"rtuui'y to build up q profitable bust
ness of your own, ; we furnish sam
pies and everything necessary free.
Address Process Engraving Co., Troy at
2lst St. Chicago.
MARRIED COUPLE. excellent experience.
would like rooming or apartment block
to manage. Write Classified Box 40 T..
Herald once.
situations Wantfsi-WOmcn 45
EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes position
doing general houscwork. Good cook.
Phone Sl11-J.
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LIVE STOCK
Cattle and Live Stock
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

FOUR nice milking goats for sale, fres
'his spring. v +. Hazard. phon
e9ll5 Cromwell Conn
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BARRED ROCKS, Reds, English Leg
horns. Orpingtons. lQO--sS; heavy
mixed s.. Prepaid, live delivery. Ozark
Farms Westphalia. Mo
EIGHT weeks old lcghorn pullet for sale
Telephone 1871.
HALLS CHICKS. From tested breeders
Reds, l5c; Rocks, Ice; Wyandottes
1sc; Leshorns. l.c. Circular. Hall
Brothers. Walingford, Conn. Tel. s45-5
STURDY thoroughbred baby chicks.
Reds s14 Barred Rocks sl3. White
Leghoins Sl2 per 100. \. B. Bird
Feed Co., liz Arch ST.
STARTED CHICKS. Reds. Rocks. Leg
horns, l to weeks old. T. Alduch,
80 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Tel o27l-R
200 X. /. Rods, plymouth Rock pulets
10 weeks Guaranteed stock. Also broil-
er-. Phone 1908.
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WANTED, to rent by American family
of three small modern house with
barn or garage on or near road plough
ed in winter. c. s. Nichols, Box 6i6
Now Hartford. Conn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

TENEMENT of 6 or rooms or cottage
wanted. Modern Option to buy. West
end or Belvdere section preferred
Write classified Box 50 A. ". H..
Herald ONCE
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

KELSEY ST, $50 rooms. 2rd foo
All improvements, Now house. $50 Pc
month.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

KELSEY ST, HlS-3 rooms. first foo
All improvements. suitable for Two c
three people. Rent. sl5. Tel c4s9
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EMPLOYMENT
Help-Men Wanted

COMPETENT COOK Must have good
references. Apply Mrs. l.. Raphael. u
Grove Hill.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

VANCE ST,--Two family house OF six
rooms on each floor. Built recently and
has all modern improvements. Two car
garage This is a real buy. Rabinow-
Raschkow Real Estate Co. sos Main
St. Telephone 1910
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BLACK POlST-On highest elevation
Beautiful view. bargain. Easy terms
Free transportation to look Il over N
T.. Mann, p. O. Box 2SS. Tel 'o16l-c
Co1tNFIELD POINT room cottage
All modern convenences: excellent To-
cation. Particulars on applca .iou.
'iosson W. Parker. So West Main ST.
Tel onc6
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LINCOLN ST. fS-2nd floor Modern ri
room apartment for rent reasonable
Telephone 45S.-J
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Summer Places For sale

WEST END-New single or family
homes Also building lots. Dyson, 5sI
West Main So. Phone sis.
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Wanteti-TO Rent

MYRTLE BEACH Cottage for rent by
the season or by the week. Apply at
go Maple St Tel. 1n44-R.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

pLNNV1LLE. New Britain Ave, near
Pennington Ave Seven room home for
gale, Best construction Sun parlor.
breakfast room, tile BATH three car
garage large lot and good location on
paved road. Tel. Plainville 299
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

STANLEY ST.--Two family house. Very
well built. Needs no repair. Modern In
every respect. Five rooms each tene-
nionf. Always rented An Investment
as well as a home Priced to SELL See
US at once. Harry Il. Holland, SCI
Main st. Tel. 1854 or 1O16-l3
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

KELSEY ST, 2ls-Second floor All In
rroNements new house. &35 with gai
age. Tel sia9
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

MAPLE HILL SECTI0N-Ne located
two family house. Modern III every way.
Spacious rooms. Lots OF sunlight and
can he bought az price way below
It's worth Harry r. Holland. SCI Main
st, Tel 1854 or l0l6-l3
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

NEWINGTON CENTER-s room hunga-
low. All improvements near trolley
SHOOT and store. $1,000; $500 cash.
Phone Valley Sii-5.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia prob
ably rain today and tonight tomorrow
fair and slowly rising temperature.
Maryland--Rain today and possibly
tomorrow; not much change in tenn
perature.
Virginia Rain today and tonight;
tomorrow fair.
West Virginia--Cloudy. with rain to-
day and tonight. Colder In west por-
ton; tomorrow fair and slowly rising
temperature.
Record for "a Hours.
Temperature Midnight. 81; 2 am,
48 a am, As; 6 am, A; 8 am. As;
10 am, 4S; IL noon, AZ: 2 pm. Al;
pm, A; pm. A 8 pm, AZ, 10
pm. az.
Highest. 49 lowest, AZ
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest. 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today--Low tide. ABA am. and $50
pm. high tide, 1923 am. and 1902
pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide, 53l am. and
GIT pm; high tide. 1922 am and
l1.58 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:21 am; sun sets
6:53 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 500 am: sun
sets 6:53 pm.
Moon rises 7:53 am; sets 1892 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather i'm Varioue Citfas
Evening star., 1928-04-22
DANCE FESTIVAL PLANNED
BY COMMUNITY CENTER
200 to 800 Children Are to Take
Part in Demonstra-
4iop

Between 200 and 800 children will
take part In the third annual dance
and music festival of the Community
Center Department in the auditorium
o; the Central Center. Thirteenth and
Clifton streets. the afternoon of MAY 5
at 2 O'Clock according to the extensive
plans being made for this event.
The festival lis being arranged under
the direction of a committee Of COM
munity secretaries. with Mrs. Alice c
Driscoil as chairman.
II will take the form OF demonstra-
ton of work done during the past Win
ter In the centers Of recreation, and
will include not only program OF
dance and interpretive rythm numbers
by groups representing classes in all
centers In divisions l-0 but also a de-
monstration of the melody way" of
music instruction and orchestral mum.
bers. under the direction of Miss Edith
B. Athey and Mrs. Laura Ward. who
are In charge of classes after school
hours In many centers.
Another feature of the festival will be
a demonstration of miniature airpIanes
by the Youths OF the city in connection
with the D. G. Miniature Aircraft
tournament. now in progress under the
auspices of the Community Center De-
partment.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
CIVIL ENGINEERS
MEET WEDNESDAY
Annual Convention of Ameri-
can Society Will Bring
National Figures.

Bringing national figures in the pro-
fession to the Capital, the annual con-
vention of the American Society OF
Civil Engineers will get under way at
the Hotel Washington Wednesday
morning.
Secretary Hoover and DR.. Lyman j.
Briggs. assistant director of the Bureau
OF Standards. will address the opening
session. At noon Wednesday the en-
gineers will be- received at the White
House.
Dr.. Briggs will outline the work OF
the bureau In his address Every ia
cility of the institution will be placed
at the disposal of the engineers for
their sessions. A special committee,
headed by Starr TruScott and including
E. r. Frisby and w A. Slater. Is CO.
operating with officials of the local So
ciety in working to obtain greater CO.
operation between the bureau and
members of the engineering craft in
the future.
Avery to Extend Welcome.
c. Dwight Avery, president of the
District of Columbia section of the So
ciety. Will preside at the opening ses-
sion, District Commissioner Dougherty
will give the address of welcome. The
response will be by Lincoln Bush Of
East Orange, NJ j.. president of the
national organization.
Women visitors will be entertained
by committee of which Mrs Hoover is
honorary chairman. and Mrs Charles
H. Tompkins, chairman Their aides
are: Mrs. Avery. Mrs. Harrison Brand
ir Mrs Carey H. Brown. Mrs. owen B.
French. Mrs Francis F. Gillen. Mrs
John B. Gordon. Mrs. N. C. Grover,
Mrs. Charles B. Hswley. Mrs. John C.
Hoyt, Mrs. Edgar Jadwin. Mrs Edwin
w. James. Mrs Benjamin E. Jones Mrs
E. Lester Jones, Mrs O. G. Merrill. Mrs
Richard Park Mrs George r. Putnam
Mrs Brehon B. Somervell. Mrs. Her
man Stabler. Mrs. Harry Taylor and
Mrs, James H. Van Wagenen.
General Committee.
The general committee on arrange
ments consists of Mr.. Avery. chairman:
E. w. James and D. H. Sawyer.
Other committees are: Reception.
H. Van Wagenen, chairman; G. H.
Birdseye, H. K. Bishop. William Bowie.
W. N. Brown. j. S. Conway. Lieut.. Col.
u. S Grant. Sd; N c. Grover. c. b,
Hawley. Col. II. Lester Jones. l.. r.
Lohr. F. H. Newell. r. w NorcroSs
G. A. Kicker d. H. Sawyer, Maj. B. b.
Somervell, @. B. Strickler. Charles H.
Tompkins, Mfr Truscott and E. F.
Wendt RegiStration--W E. Parker.
chairman: E. H. Pagenhart and II. A..
Seran. Fmances--John c. Hoyt. chair
man A. II. Horton, w. II. Richards,
ir., and D. II. Sawyer.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Births Reported.

lohn and Daphne Anamaterus, hoy,
Wooster y and Zula NJ Babies. girl.
John n nj Rida A. Boschet hoy.
James r. and Virginia l.. Rruwn Elrl.
William I aud Catherine A, Burroughs
ry
Arnolt H. and Clara tave. hoy.
Henry and Tillie ct,odncv giri
,Cv~
Lawrence ] and Elizabeth NJ. Curley. girl
Erroll and Dorothy Dunbar. hov.
Arthur and Bessie Eckert boy
franklin and Agnes NJ Farrell girl,
Albert A and Florence Fuchsman boy.
A~'hut c, and ilnrothv Fieix, eiri.
Charles n and Lola Green boy.
Michele and Carniela Gritone hoy
. Willie T. and Margaret [. Guthrie hoy
Roland NJ and Anna l., Hudson hoy,
Lewis X. AMI Della = Maitinxly. hoy.
Edward and Charlotte Nav. hoy.
John W and Augusta l., Morris girl
Ero,.eti"k And Helen V phi'lns. hoy
William II and Catherine preeN0st girl
charles and Esthee n. Rich girl
James A. aud Edna r Roberts hoy.
paHi J ami Lillian r Rogers hoy
Audrrw 7 and VIOLA Shater hov.
Morris and T.ilv Shooch girl
Emaieft D AMI Winnie SuddaFth boy.
Noel y and Vita q suffers Eiri.
yittorio nnd Fchastiana Trapani hov
Thomas n aud Marearei TrnmeaFne girl
William and Bessie Walls bnv
Arthur F ard Edna NJ Fantierlinden girl
pasy W. and Ellen Bowman. girl.
'hnmas :. and Flossis Campbell hoy.
HoFsee apd Julia Carter. hoy
Robert II and Nartha {. Gaskins hoy
James and rrafrltr lewis girl
fares ard Ehzaheih Thomnxon hoy
EifFeth T. and Eslna Washington. xirl
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Deaths Reported.

Jae following deaths have heeu reported
70 the Health Department IN the past -
Florence ". sehiey. ~ 1919 New Hamp-
susan " Berry. se ssoi Adams Mill
CotnsIia A. Leonard S. is3s KENYON
STREET
Carrie II, Evans. So ieln sixteenth street
Francis Rihlett 81, gats Washington cir-
Margare. Pinks,on IS. ilia Robinson
t.eneve N. Hunter IL i7e Todd place
Rishard F Keneack 40 1881 East Cap.
Henry h Birch, 81. 3Ss stree, south,
Henry T. Errh. 50. lin rennyIvanla ave.
frank Z. Foues. IL sala Bellevue ter.
charles l., Durham. IS La Plata Highway
Phyllis 4 Miller. N lHsi T stress.
George nay, ~ Georgetown Huspital,
Julnata Prik Providence Hosnitat
FRAMES Coleman So sa1a r street. .
Charles u. Hall - Garfield Heights
] sgssans Brown. - az catap stree,
Jnseph G. Graves. lr. rs. 20 t. street.
Alfred lewis n;la~Etgone for Aged and In
John Raiey SG en- route Emergency Hos.
Emma Rridxeford 80 $50 Elm street
Alice ballard 80 1la Rhode island ave-
Lucy NJ Fischer ~, Columbia Hospital.
Robert Hutler Z Tuberculosis Hpsnitai
David ttraen = thildreu'~ HnAniial
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Gin Memoriant.


oIGGs. PERRY. A loving tribute Of re-
TERna 9 & E ss4F Who SsRs5sfd d.psif.d Oas as
departed this life March ~. 1922: MARY
who dr dsgss4 s,S4 s1 sna fs aac. hOr saAh Fl Y2I
FERRY VINO us' 'a"Tf The FAMILY
ivy. II layj1E rems%ls,rsnc: q gc1,1,. ny de-,
th's life three wears ago today. April e
1928
Dear i. the grave where my only and BE-
swect i. the memory that never shall fade
Leaves NAV vtther. flowers mAg fade and
Hlsso ToviSG MOTHER. SUSIE BOWER
ds,r dsuEhter PAULTSE H pCvALL
wife mnther. sister and Eranddanzhter
TO-DAY April 80 1925
Sad and aud,'an vas the call
OF one 50 dear and l2Tsa 2p1 sIg,Iv = RI
FREEMAN. tribute Of love and dsvotIor
to ore6 sSs 6T@hs4 ,aa q iANrs Ei e SF r
entered into rest SIX years aEn todaT
DEtH,H !, :, BI,yPy wII Iox HARRIET FREEA..N.
GAss. HELtN. In loving msmcry. Of nv
n2r npT dsuzhteT eG 53i Pur sd 5,s.eT Lo.I7L ,
m " MOTHER And BRoTHERs.
COS In loving rs,menll;rancs q ny d.. 4.ar
Gnss dgt trto ds,,rssd his lie tbrse xss-s
sgo to-day April 90 1925.
In our hearts your memory Nnzers.
Always tender fond and true.
Tho~e il not a dsv. dear mother.
That We do not think OF ron.
st home o. the beautiful hills Of God.
~ 'ns H1.!sB HusBAND Ssii AND D CHILDREN.
dear father LEVI HAWKINS. Who depart;
g 'n,s tssa nis two years ago '0'aS' A0'"
4 , is,,6ful father. ,osd so9d md end s.S s.9Sd:
HIS sacred memory 20 keen.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS BLANCHE Will
son MAMIE HOwKISS
and mo,hsr LILLIAN GERTRUDE LEI.
MAN who denarted this life one year ago
today. April 80 1927.
But nh what an eternity IL seems
Yet We shall al~ays remember you
srd consnIe ourselves with this thought
That We shaT meet again some day.
YnrR DEVOTED Ht-sRA ANn AID CHIL-
DRES MARY. BETTY AND DAVID.
LEHMAN. Sscrsd IN the memory Of or
beloved sister LILLIAN 6. LEHMAN
nec 30 o9okaa W12 t deEsyssd =, tbs lis ons
.sTv V'ass II 81. Jeromes Church. Mount
Rainier ND
When orr dear sister was called away
Cod fOcly heF home u vas his Vfl
HER DEVOTED BROTHER And SISTERS
LONESOME. Sacred IN the r1snrory Of our
LONESOME wb0 died SIX years ago today
Aprii -. 192:.
For-et her 40 vs never xiu
ALTHOUGH she y gone
And though far far auart We roam
hsr memory %TN always Enser II our
home
HFR PARENTS HELEN W. AND
BENJAMIN LONESOME.
NNICK. NAJCK. In sad but lovinr r.
ngsrthrsnc4 Of our dear father. JOHN d.
NATCk. who departed tkis hfe February
:. 1928 and oar dear mother. MARTHA
A. NATCK who dspaNed fHis life one
wear ago today. April 80 1877.
Dear mo'her and father. since you both
have left US
We thy loss most deeply feel
But ffs God who has hereft Us
And He can our S0FTow heal.
As we loved yau 50 We miss yoH
In our memory you both are alw1ys near
FaT miss YOU everywhere.
son
SlMOS. A tribute Of love 20 the memoir
of beloved husband and brother AN
TONIC RAMOS who left US uns year aEm
today April -. 1927.
lis sweet to be remembered
And \ pleasant thing TO fud
Although yon may he ahSart
Y0u are zfway-S nuF u7ylti
HIS DEVOTED WIFE REBECCA n
RAMOS AND BROTHERS MANUEL
RAMOS PETER BRITO.
r
Evening star., 1928-04-22
WILSON'S DOUBLE QUITS
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
French officials Resemblance to
Late u. S. President De-
elared Striking.

Correspondence OF the Associated rress.
PARASITIC late President Wilson'S
double NJ Bonnet de Paillerets, viii be
missed from his familiar seat mt the
Palais Bourbon. when the new cham
ber assemblies.
Tall slim gray~haired. distinguished
looking. with keen eyes flashing behind
uce-nez. the resemblance was striking
and startled American visitors. He
was. however. of retiring disposition,
rarely speaking.
seeking reelection for Marvelols a con-
Stituency in the south of France But
learning that his colleague and senior
in point OF service, the Marquis de
c ambrun, planned also 10 stand there.
he at once withdrew.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
REED TO TALK TWICE
NEAR WILSON BIRTHPLACE
Senator Announces Itinerary for
Tour Beginning on
April 25.
Rn the Assnciaied Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator James A. Reed candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Presi-
dent, announced Yesterday that he had
accepted invitations to speak IN Cliff
ton Forge nd Covineton, Va, on The
night of Anril IS The TWO towns are
located an he congressional district in
which w1ldyow Wilson was born.
Senator Reeds prospective itinerary
for the week follows April IS, pm,
LewiSburg. w Va; ap:iI IS. 1880 pm.
Covington, Va; April % 9 pm, Clifton
Forge. Va; April 26, Huntington. w,
Va: April 81 ManSfeid, Ohio, Reeds
birthplace; April % $50 pm, Clevc-
lard. Ohio, and April %, 8 pm, Akr n,
Chic
Evening star., 1928-04-22
MESSENGER FOR WAR
DEPARTMENT DIES
7. A. Davis, Colored, Had Held
Post More Than Ten Years.
Active In Fratarnal Grnnns

John A. Davis, 66, colored meSsen-
ger in the Office of the chief-of-staff of
the War Department for more than 10
years. died at his home, o33 S street.
Friday night
He was born in Washington and
taught school in Manassas. Va. He was
connected with many fraternal Socie-
ties. being historian of the Oldest. In
habitants. and for many years treasure.
and warden of ST Luke's Episcopal
Church, where funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at l:31
O'Clock
He is survived by a widow and three
children. Prof Allison Davis, gradu-
ate of Williams College. Massachusetts,
and now @n instructor at Hampton In
stitute: daughter. Dorothy Davis, q
student at Wellesley College. and a
Younger son, attending Dunbar School
In this city
Evening star., 1928-04-22
SMOOT SCANS PAY PLAN.
Utah Senator Believes Some Action
Possible This Term.

Senator Smoot. Republican Of Utah,
and chairman of the Senate finance
committee. said yesterday he is making
a study of data relating to a proposed
plan of salary increases in the Govern
ment service. but was not ready TO dis
cuSs the question in detail because he
has not completed his survey
The Senator indicated he. believed
there is a chpnce for action on the
subject at this session His only ref
srence to the form the legislation should
take was that it should be worked out
on scale rather than fiat increase.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKER
RESTING COMFORTABLY
Representative 0ldheld's Conditicr
Satisfactory After Operation,
Saw Friends,

Representative Oldfield Of Arkansas,
the Democratic House whip, was said
last night to be resting comfortably
from the operation he underwent yes
terday morning for appendicitis. II
also was said at his Capitol ONCE that
physicians regarded his condition as sat-
isfactory and that no complications
had developed During the day Rep
resentative Garrett Of Tennessee. the
Democratic House leader. obtained an
indefinite leave of absence from the
House for his colleague
Representative Tiison of Connecticut.
the Republican House leader. expressed
regret over Mr. Oldfield's illness. say
ing he spoke for himself and other Re-
publican members.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.
Maj, N, A, Harper Comes to GEN.
eral Dispensary Here.

Ma. Samuel J,-FSandall. Dental Corps.
has been transferred from Fort Myer.
Va, to Ohio State University. Colum-
bus; MAJ, Neal A Harper, Dental Corps,
from Ohio State University to the Gen.
erai DiSpenSsry, Washington; Mai.
Cleveland {. Glee, Corps of Engineers.
from Fort LeaVenworth. KanS.. TO Fort
Humphreys, Va; Lieut., Col Reginald
II. Kelley, infantry, from Army War
College, this city, 70 duty with the Min
neSota National Guard at St. Paul:
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Capt, William N. Thomas. Corps of En-
eineers, from Pittsburgh to Fort Hum
phreys; First Lieut.. John w. Wofford,
I'd Cavalry, from Fort Riley, Kans,.
to Sd Cavalry. Fort Myer: Capt Will
liam r, Gent Infantry. from Infantry
School, Fort Benning, Ga. to the Ma
rine Corps School, Quantico, Va. and
First Lieuts Newton Longfellow and
Charles p. Prime, Air Corps from
Mitchell Field, Long Island, to the Office
of chief of Air Corps, Munitions Build
ing.
A girl who has Just left school will
be the mayoress of Holborn, England
She is Miss GLADYS Clark. oniv dauah
ter of Councillor Albert John Clark
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Car0 of Chants.

BOND. wish to acknowledge with grateful
appreciation the kind expressions NJ sym.
pathN and floral tributes from tbs pastor.
ReT Battle relatives. friends neizhbors
and C8fry's lee Cream ca. At the death
If my dear husband GEORGE D. .RoND
Evening star., 1928-04-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS,
SAILING TOMORROW.

SAILING TOMORROW.
Keliauce----Southam
City of kobe--AleXandrla
SAILING TUESDAY.
West Eldara--Antwerp
SAILING WEDNESDAY.
George WashmE,on---Br Br men.
Rlair---Be
rta--Nouthdmptun.
Retiln--BtemeN
SAILING THURSDAY.
Sacaporatti -ilclsiugi
American Rarker--LOudun
CiN III Alton Rotterdam.
SAILING FRIDAY.
ArabiC--AHtwerp
lie de iance--HaVre.
O(vmnlC---Southamp
Uullio- -~CIeEoa
Carmania--Lculon
SAILING SATURDAY.
America Bremen
Western Knight--Capetown
uttsruanl--Rottefda
Baltic llVernoOl
Frederick VllI---CopenhaEen
StaSangert 'ogt---Rergen.
New fork---C'herhourg
Manuel Barcelona.
ScyThia---llvetpon
Minuesota--f4ondon
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Deaths.

HYMAN On THURSDAY Aprl ~ 19zs At
4,l5 pm. st Emergency Hospitsl CAR,
PIE McCRELLIs. beloved wife of B3TaFd
Wfmsn Funeral services and tnterrnent
at Painesville Ohio. 26s