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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-17

ter gave last night is something new to Juneau from boy of his age, and was an unusual treat.
 Between the first and second acts Virginia Mullen and Billy Lowe, dressed as robins, sang Two Robins," and Mary Wander leest played piano solo, "Vene- tion Gondola Song"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-17

Lester D. Henderson, Territorial Commissioner of Education, left on the Admiral Rogers to make a visit of inspection to Territorial schools at Petersburg. The Na~- rows. Scow Bay and Point Agas. sig. He expects to return on the Admiral Watson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-17

Chief John Newmarket and Capt. c. H. Whitney, local steam boat inspectors, left on the Ad- miral Rogers for Ketchikan, where they will inspect the motorship Bellingham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-17
CHAMBER WILL JOIN NATIONAL
 BODY AT ONCE
Local Organization to Seek Membership in United
 States Chamber

tcontlnued from Page one)
Evening star., 1928-01-26
PERUVIAN PRIMITIVES
ART VOGUE IN PARIS
African Motif Gives Way to New
Style at Exhibitions of
Paintings.
Correspondence OF the Associated Press

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
PAR1S-Peruvian primitives have ar
rived on the ever-changing Partisan
art scene.
Slightly bored with African primi-
tives. which have been the rage for
several years. advanced art circles find
South Americas offerings a refreshing
relief.
Even works by civilized artists, in
spired by primitives' forms, are luch
in vogue. An exhibition OF drawings
by Juan Devescovi. Peruvian. who has
already shown his work in Beunos
Aires. Santiago and his native land,
has had marked success.
Devescovi's work consists OF faces In
the grip Of varying emotions, A laugh
is shown as an oval with two small
black spots for eyes and a gaping
chaSmic blotch as mouth. Anger is
a deathead mask with Sits for eyes.
These drawings are said TO express
the spirit OF the Incas before the Euro
peans arrived in South America. Paris
has judged them very. very primitive.
Evening star., 1928-01-26

pushing tho manager to one side, IF
| it costs a matter of hundred pounds
my name must not appear--political
mission, you understand. and that
| sort of thing. eh?'
The sergeant looked at him stead
fastly. Hretskopf's eyes seemed to
grow smaller and smaller. but his color
heightened.
"If you'll take my advice. sir" he
said. you'll go back to your table
and sit down"
"Who wants your advlce?" Brets.
kopf shouted. aiming a clumsy blow
at him.
1t was all over in a moment. The
sergeant held him firmly by the col
lar Two of the plain clothes men had
him on either side.
Let me gor' the captured man
screamed. "Therell he trouble about
this. l can tell you, Let me go."
His eyes were blazing. lie made
wild efforts to free himself.
Take him to Bow street." the SER
geant ordered.
Malakoff came hurrying up. breath
less.
Look here. sergeant" he began,
this mustn't go on"
"Mr Malakoff i know who you are.
SIR" the other rejoined, ''pleaSe don't
attempt to interfere with the course
Of the law. / should advise you to
take taxi around to Bow street and
he there in case the inspector In
charge is willing to accept your rec
ognzance for this mans appearance" :"
The police departed. The orchestra
struck up. hut no one seemed inclined
10 dance. The wine had been removed
from all the tables Every one was
paying their bills and departing. Miss
Brown struggled into her new eve
ming coat with little smile upon her
face. She understood now the mean.
ing of a telephone message. which. in
very guarded terms. she had trans
mitted that afternoon to X. Y. o., Scot
land Yard.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
INSULATED FURNACE
SUPPORTS lCICLES
Ice Hangs Within Three Inches Of
Molten Metal at Factory
in Alabama.

Correspondence Of tho Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Icicles within
3 inches of molten metal have been
one OF the curiosities of Industrial
Birmingham this Winter.
Demonstrating the amazing effl-
cheney Of modern insulation. the ic!cles
were found hanging from sacks and
pipes within an inch and half Of the
outer shell of an electric furnace OF the
Federal Abrasives Co. at Admission dur
ing a cold snap when the temperature
dropped below 10 degrees. About an
inch or so inside the shell tempera-
ture OF approximately 1900 degrees
Fahrenheit prevailed.
The furnaces used in this plant are
equipped with water-cooled insulation
and are used for treating bauxite,
which melts at approximately $500
degrees Fahrenheit. in the production
OF artificial aluminous abrasive.
Evening star., 1928-01-26

Are there any men who read
this paper who believe they are
capable Of earning lot Of money
on commission basis. or do you
all want a small salary? We
pay salary when you earn it.
Many of our men are earning
between SIS and SIPS per week.
We pay over $35,00O weekly in
commissions. Our specially
sells for about SIS, We sell
over 100000 per year, If you
arc a worker and are sure you
have ability and can earn money.
come in and talk it over. See
sales manager. POI Denrike
Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave, Suite
2Ol. Interviews mornings only.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
REC0N,MKNnKn SERVICE,

The tollowsns business concerns
guarantee satisfaction ~ Star
rcaders. ANY complaint teuad
necessary ~ he made 81 rhe Star
viii receive prompt attention, tWr
admission ~ Recommended Service
Column cai, Moin eetO Evauth Tia,
N'fu RoptES RAmANNR~ FE>nF&S
tepalted egrckv eEt,J ta,ttst>'s at,d c>Jcs T.
starh NlftNfAffS, tA&% ta1a e~t 4 i
uur aia aSsh - tl,,,A N,(AW Ave
,AtiaN PAINTING lnFs ToNt1 N(&n II As
hony' With wosstertul new dVrAeNa iasNasF
nnish that srVws hAaisNAteg M}ta S<e A%>s~t
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Evening star., 1928-01-26
WANTED--SALESMEN.
tCOuttnued.l

SECURITY SALESMAN.
Local, proposition, well seasoned. strong
board, live, leads liberal each conmssion.
open 10 high.grade man. +. V. X. Sweet.
1267 National Press Bldg.
Statesmen WANTED.
THREE HIGH GRADE
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
ARE WANTED TO SELL
OVER ONE HUNDRED
NEW HOMES. Statesmen
MUST BE OF THE ALERT,
ENERGETIC, Co GETTER
TYPE. RELIABLE AND
TRU STWORTHY, AND
MUST HAVE THEIR OWN
CARS. WITH THE OPPOR-
TUNITY OFFERED IN THIS
O + Il / CE SAL L S NJ + N
SHOULD EARN $1,000 TO
$4,000 PER YEAR. APPLY
SALES MANAGER, MR..
TODD,
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
INC,
1416 EYE ST. NV.
MAIN S949.
Evening star., 1928-01-26

Sharks Of the South Seas are being
put TO use by floating factory which
catches the fish and turns them into
leather. pigments. fertilizer, glue meal.
oil and other products.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Only Exceptions
HEIp--MAIE.

HELP-MALE.
| BANE MESSENGER-Must he good pen.
pan pan .nrat aTuratc; give reference. Address
RoY--M st come highly recommended. M.
kanneck Electr. Co. 136 1lth st. NV.
CAKErAkER and farmer small country es-
tate virginia, familiar with chickens. State
experience , and size of family. Address Box
COLLECTOR. with sman car. thoroushly
MGsS aTa1 :" n,S The ,s9t m nsn' a, ,Anpy at once
Mimic Lunch. 4las Georgia ave. We
ELECTRlCIANS-Thr must come highly
re.ommended. kapneck Electric Co, !36
ELEVATOR STARTER. expert: state expc-
ri"nce and Gthcr qualifications. Address Box
36l \. Star office. 26s
GROCERY SALESMAN wanted for Saturday
ONLY: Anplv l4l0 st. nc.
LAI NDRy SOLICITOR wanted Apply Rar.
~ Laundry ! ith and r SITS. Sc. AnacostIa.
LEDGER CLERK experienced, with large oil
company; state experience and salary expect
nd: Address kox 101-A. Star Office. 26e
MAN experienced with truck growing and
general work on farm and orchard Apply
n z m person. Falls Church Orchards. near West
: !.ls 1haICn. Y a: ------ -
MAN. colored. wanted TO drive Ford truck
N'th inTniiure body. on commission, refer
enco. 21:3 Newnort nl. nv. nM.-
FSperience and rotcTence req, STEADY posi-
non 10 right party. I42s 9TH st. Nv.
MEN can earn s72 week working 9 hours
nGsi DAYS %srK selling homes snsgi2'
all > TO afternoon: VIII prove results
| =. Likens. 1919 st. NV. w.-
MEN can earn S72 week working hours
Health Steam Cooker: expericnce unnecessary
Call 3 TO 3 afternoon: viii prove results
f. Q. Llkens 1ala n st n.M
MEN .2l to 30: permanent OUTSIDE sal, sslrs =
learning: advancement. Fuller Brush Co..
7lo Met Bank bldg.
MEN--Five. willing TO work salary and
comTissiop con pasn h,,r Apply Friday @oi CONNER
MEN-Frce course in life insurance sales
manship for, men Of etu.ation, Earn while
tlcuiars address Box Sex, Star ofiice.
MEN 3 more some selling experience; ad-
verusing campaign local :orp9rsuon Apply
y % an. Room ia. 1ni 1th St nv
MEN =. FOR lmmediste empoy,nent; p $40 $40
516. 1912 st. NV 9 70 . p m
MEN 70 run Vegetable stand. Greek or itai.
ian pref. Must have exp. Good pay TO right
man. Il2s 1th st. NV.
SALEsMEN--washingto Athletic Club. ap.
healing 10 hjgh-caliher business and nrotes-
slonal men wants statesmen OF rea! ahitty.
YOU want 10 nser y"nrse esri,an and ecoe cone
su, Mr. Adams. Room 900. southern Bldg.
SALEsMEN-This is cheyro,e, year Two
nnw nSE Anacdsa e @ sn rsnch Mn. he T
Every cooperation given. Anpiy Sales Man
aTcr Oursman Chevrolet Anacostia Branch
Statesmen. promotion-Have openings for
:, men of character and ability. not house
to house. must have car. Phone Col. S3S3
for appointmnnt.
SALFSMFN- full time $50 ncr week guar
antecd Sec Mr Normandy. Room S23. A!bee
BIdg.. to /" m
SOLICITOR for gond trade. who understands
grocery business Tor uptown market store.
Address Box AHA. Star of'icr.
YOU Nc MAN white. for sten0graphic and
office work state experience aud salary. Ad.
dress BOX 332-A. star offica-
WE NEED THREE ambitious Young men
for our insurance department. Good income
for producers with ErowInE concern. Give
L Star afflce
Evening star., 1928-01-26

He will Join Washington branch of an
International manufacturer. where promotion
follows constant application TO tasks,
Evening star., 1928-01-26

To obtain recognition state fullest details.
giving a wor, picture of yourself. Entrance
salary, $o5 ner week.
ARdrnsa Rox lOn.A afflpe
Evening star., 1928-01-26
ASSISTANT TO SALES MANAGER.

| Young man. educated refined in manner
| aud appearanre possessing common business
| sense and selling instinct.
Evening star., 1928-01-26

Must he good couyer>ationalist, . dicta-
phone operator or willing 10 learn. Highest
recommendations for integrity are necessary
Evening star., 1928-01-26

PKESSEK (coloredl, eNperl-
enced in ladies readv-to-wear {;
permanent position. Apply en-
plovment office, Kings Palace.
SAI ECNEN OOk IEREl
Evening star., 1928-01-26
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COOk-~An cApertcnced carahle roiorea
wcman 20 take fpli charge ol luncheon ,pr
about eleht hundred peuple daN. have
man assistant, Address Box aolA, star
GENERAL rsfWoRkER white rrotes
tani reterenrr, Hntec 81, make u her home
With widow living alone. Cali 1854 rasiog
GENERAL HotsEwoRKpR, mus, he xSod
cook s!aN nishts, iia tedar ave. Takoma
GENERAL HOtSEWORk References ro,
g0,lel shnd Naomi >, NV >V' y
WOMAN MATTE tor housc~"rS ami oooAlnS
Must te able o. assist MIA care et twe th0
S.s" stay %.@: ss, 81 oss SS'H As.fs% fs:'Y.s .s
WOMAN moroushis reliable Aa 10 10 tor
rrSner"i ,,, n%nss~'se heas"oSn!e "a. for tr>,
mor,inss a, on,s Nliol pYt WsTdeIG =, M ''N
WOMAN ,,nred ,eoanle, 80 youA and svu
r,a' h""'cwork lAs " st, NV.
sIruAriO>--MNE.
hAkER. ms, rlass leeal sweet stuk~ Iake
t'sttN wants steady rosIt.on, iHsph
f@w''r, iala y At se.---.---.---.-.-.-.- eu'
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| credit sorerti ti@tun. snaii nru srvrtsltsl daN
or e.rnlns Address hrs Al 4 s,Ar rfiye,
mnniNa, lrRMlr~ Snerla(p IN ,ah.rs
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| aud Ahee hans> fakoma fa4a. Fas serH! SO
call Nhephnrl anni II eo'
CHAuFFErR MECHANIC, White, neal ap
rrafanre, uNrerianoed, hes, ,d sesetenes
ahephetd aiof. eH'
CHAIFFrCR ,Gi0rvi asa 9N desires n,,Fn,
lng dri,tps ~ ANY hind 10 yeats sAEgI
race tan ~ 4 sI ne. NJ
rXrrRT ACCorNrANT mApy wears espe,
,enys, teEuiarh emrlaNed des,sea eNen'ns
wutk. auditing or aVvouNtink ANY chAfNtSt
~ ailahle Aa pa. Addtess hN aet \,
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srhool; we'll reeotumeAied fsahhhn Nnnh
[ AW sTUrN$f seul.,e wl~hes worA tn law
uIhes E<Va, lenyaA Npst rHHk seetsr, NAtht-
nal satan AiiiSas htN AL \, star HhNe
MAN eut,gv,t with ,NtaruNVS> " ants iah
LttNtNs tsuvk or Nsr W M"Fh "t anN hlnd
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fhnmas
fOf1Nu MAN nav ampiosYd wants lNh al
sAsaAAs sexvteN stataAss AAssas aAAs
Evening star., 1928-01-26

PHARMACIST.
Experienced. Alabama Pharmacy, 1900
Evening star., 1928-01-26

taud lvGvHly ~ SsHt0Us,'o y, y, ~
tsp-NjGiS StNe>4tlS
lerna anent ave, size, uN.y~l Ar, ma
"a hns 1904 II VI nv ~ SotN ~
Evening star., 1928-01-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

POULTRY AND VEGETABLE business in
Washington newest. most up-to-cais q n get.
Established < wars. AysEAElnE ssste- Than
- 0,20 uer month G.,o3 reason for sel:icE-
No brokers. Address Box 3lS-A. Star cEce.
Evening star., 1928-01-26

rFRNKNENr WAVE spflAl 81; EdnN0'ss
oF Nestle eivcu,tNe machine ey srSsta%te
students ~ ths NCUuNr SCtpSf EF. AaSt,
slF lAth = NV 3rd fear -~-
FOR All. UNHEALTHY St'AtfS FAttA\G
hatr apd hair tuyntns srsN. sAn t~ NT.tTo9rSt
srAtn treatment sSSriAl nt5.N, q t& -
nORornY CnEEFN fTsnk le(ti --
>Pf1'iAft MARCFt NANt. A3t, fAk NJ
posaimees caii fran&Aa 1ol&t, pNSnfAf
Evening star., 1928-01-26
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal is
3 cents per iine additional 10 the reg
ula- line rate.
Evening star., 1928-01-26

WANT 10 re0n,e with $500 or mora Tor ex-
ua1$,on- Eoln< mali order hoIse: money
Guaranteed hack ere wear wish interest II
business which Will cay = TooS return Ssar~
- 49,. Eex nsN~A So
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Continued from Yesterdays Star.)
INSTAII.MENT NNlII.

@AI'L returned presently With
their half bottle Of claret.
Il do not so any longer To
the Cosmopolitan" he an
Evening star., 1928-01-26

SlTtl.AriO<.-MAI.E.

hAkkk. first riass laeaa, sweet stuk, Vake
rtsttN wants steady positlun. lusVpi
Fowler iuia h st se Gus
EARhfR epi1tcJ iur coio,ul uals, Appi,
llAn New lntan AAn- Il N
Evening star., 1928-01-26

lTSTNG ROOM ard kttrhln IN large rooEil1g
nuse for rent A3Gpess Box 14i-A. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
ASKS STATE CONTROL
IN MARITAL AFFAIRS
Proviso Offered to Senator Cap
per's Proposed Uniform Law on
Marriages and Divorces.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, January al
A proviso is to be added TO the uni
form marriage and divorce amendment
to the Federal constitution, introduced
by Senator Arthur Capper Of Kansas
which would leave to each State the
right to determine the question OF
marriage between different races 1t was
announced here yesterday by Mrs. Ed
ward Franklin White. author OF the
amendment and accompanying meas
ureS.
Mrs. White. who Is first vice president
of the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs and reporter for the Indiana
Supreme Court expects to appear before
a Senate committee early In February.
Opposition on the part OF many
people of the South developed. Mrs.
White said when it was noted that the
measure did not prevent marriage be-
tween races On the other hand, she
said, some persons were equally op-
posed to the insertion OF such prohi-
bition in the proposed amendment.
The original amendment would EN-.
Dc wer Congress to make uniform laws
on marriage and divorce. the legitima-
ton OF children and the care and
custody Of children affected by annul-
ment or divorce. The proviso adds the
following clause:
But the power to lcgislate concern
ing intermarriage between persons OF
different races is hereby reserved to
and may be exercised by the several
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22

of Senator Sterling: Mrs. Barker, Kan
sas City; Mrs. John Cochran OF st.
Louis, wife of the new Representative
Of Missouri; Mrs. Joseph McPnerson,
Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Raddish and MRS:
Helen johnson. The next meeting OF
the season will be held March 20. MRS,
Joseph Manlove and Mrs Otis j. Rod
GERS as hostesSes. The meeting ad-
journcd with refreshments being served
by the hostess.
The board of managers Of the Flor
eucc CrittentOn Home met at the home,
4759 Conduit road, January ID. Reports
we're made by the following: Mrs. S.
l., Tabor, chairman at circles and OK
tension: Mrs. F.. M. Kerby, chairman
of press: Mrs. Walter A. Brown. chair
man of repairs; Mrs. Robert l.. Rausch.
chairman OF house committee; Mrs.
George Price. chairman Of case COM
mittee, and Mrs. G. B. Stephenson,
chairman of finance. Mrs. Thomas z.
Robertson, president of the board. read
letter from Mrs. Reba Barrett Smith
explaining the work being done by the
Florence Crittenton Home throughout
the United States.
Miss Jean S. Cole superintendent told
of the happy Christmas spent by the
girls at the home. made SO by the gen.
crosby of the circles and friends in
terested in the home,
She reported AZ girls and 40 babies
in the home at the present time.
Luncheon was served to the board
members by the girls of the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
EX.CLERK ADMITS
PART IN ROBBERY
Says He Helped Hold Up Bureau
Where He Worked to Get
$4,000 Loot.

~ the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. January 21.-Fern
Leslie Sadler. 29-year-old former clerk
In the Municipal Bureau OF Power and
light has confessed to police that he
took part In the s73,60o hold-up Of the
bureau last September.
Sadler said he had been given q quar-
ter share i'm the loot and implicated
three men whom he said he had met In
a pool hall and knew only by their first
names.
He told officers that the robbery. In
which ho!d-up men posed as Office
clerks To gain entry into the building
before opening hours. was planned two
weeks in advance
The day before tho robbery Sadler was
given his vacation of one week. At the
close OF his vacation he returned to his
desk. but with more than SIS. 900 hidden
away. He was able To keep at the daily
grind only three weeks.
Purchase OF an automobile. opening OF
bank accounts and the gossip Of neigh
pors who commented on his apparent
wealth despite the fact that he did not
work. led tC his arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
FREIGHT LOADINGS GAIN.

I.oadings OF freight for the week
ended January 7 totaied 75A,062 cars.
the American Railway Association re-
ported. showing an increase Ut II <h1
cars as compared with The preceding
week, but decrease Of i7D,G2a under
the same week Of last year. Classifica-
tons were AS follows Miscellaneous.
25l ,73B ears, n decrease of 80, 1856 cars
as compared with The corresponding
week OF lD27. coal. l7%.970. \ decrease
OF 1886. grain and grain products
5000. decrease OF 1887: live stock
30 080. "A decrease OTIS ,f6a: merchandise
and less than carload lots, i9s.77a. a
decrease OF $1,000, forest products,
44,1J2. decrease Of 1900, ore. 7,i2a.
decrease OF 2.a4D; coke. l0.03p. a de-
crease Of ,463
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
BRITISH AND ITALIAN
SHIPS IN COLLISION
Cruiser and Steamer Crash in Doro
Channel--No Report
on Losses.

rs the Associated Press.
VALLETTA. Malta. January 2i.---The
British cruiser Caledon and the Italian
steamer Antares yesterday were In CO.
lission In Boro Channel In the Aegean
Sea. The Antares was taken under
tow TO Piraeus and the Calcdon was
reported to have been damaged. but no
definite word had been received here
as 10 the extent OF her damages or
details OF the collision.
The cruiser Caledon. flagship OF n
cruiser squadron stationed In the
Mediterranean. was launched In No
vcmber, 1915. being built under the
emergency war program. Her displace-
ment is 4.i20 tons and her complement
about 440 men.
The Antarcs. 3377 tons. Is In the
Mediterranean trade. plying between
Genoa and Constanxa
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", y. Grant Circle. No, 1. Ladies' u
ths Grand Army u ths Republic. met
Tuesday evening ~ install officers Tor
1929.
Mrs.. Olive e Joilnson. tbs retiring
816ldsnt, greeted lhs giieelk sBd mem
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Prince Georges County Federation of
Women's Clubs.-The executive board
will hold scheduled meeting at the
Y. w. c. A.. Friday. 0:30 am. Chair
man Of Year Book committee IS still
receiving advertisements and will hold
this section open until January 81, the
date on which all forms close.
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during the prevailing good weather.
The building is now inclosed and will
probably be ready for use by early
Spring.
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bA' yo51c ESDpef.
The Friendship Circle Of the Flor
snee Critt<nt0n Home held its month";.
meeting January 10. being entertained
ny Mfs. y. w. KTauEe at her home
1910 irving street northeast
~ suthOfllhd al previous meeting
tns treasurer reported having turnet
over 10 the board ~ the home 800 n
the circles contribution from tn
annual bazaar In November
Jhf ways and means committee ha
under way plans for series Ut h0m
bake sales and small card parties a
Tie homes VI the members, ~ a mean
for augnenting funds during the com
ing gear.
BABY LAYERS Circle. No. !, Fi0rene,
aTitt<nton Home. viii have care
party ht tAr Chestnut Farms Dair,
Auditorium January ~ at 4 pm IN
regular meeting of the circle has beer
changed W Tuesday, January "A, n
tlie iofne VI Mrs. Irwin Pfidge0n, lI2
New Hampshire avenue,
The Florence Circle met AT In
! FLORENCE Cfittsnton Home January II
| with nineteen members and flye guest
! present, Luncheon was served nj
| pm. AfLef~ard, Misg Jean Cole
superintendent III the home. sp0ke Oh
/ The Days Work al the Home tellln
~ he various study and vacationa
/ classes ~ we'll 6s the domestic routine
| The circle members ana their guest
were taken through the home by Mis-
| Phipps, the head nurse, after whieI
I ury returned u, The sun parl0r tor
business meeting Mrs. Frederick N
] kerby presided. and. after the usns
business u the day. appointed ton
| committees. each one 10 have chars
~ the activities III LIE circle durin
one III the Spring monihs The fol
lowing were appointed ehsirmen 6
their 'ektetiss committees. M
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Members Of the 81. pauls
Rock Creek Church Sunday
school with q record Of FIVE
years perfect attendance. Left
70 right Howard Cheeny, Law
renee Miller, Helen Miller,
Margaret Miller, Dorothy Mil
Ter, Mary Evans. Edna Souder
and Sidney Hamilton.