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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09
THE PLATINUM MARKET.

The developments of the platinum market are discussed in article in the February issue Of Commerce Monthly puhlished by the National Bank of Commerce in New York.
 Platinum is a commodity for which buyers as well as sellers are interested in maintaining prices -n a stable and preferably rather high price level The high cost of production be visualized from the fact that only third of an ounce of platinum metal is recovered for every ton of treated at the Colombian mines
 Production of platinum is still far below the pre- war level when Russia mined all but a fraction of the world output During the and up until about 1914 Colombia had succeeded Russia as the dominant producer of the worlds platinum supply Both Canada and South Africa produce considerable platinum and together their total output ac- counts for an important percentage of world pro duction
 After being out of the world market for num- Der of years. Russia has gradually restored it's ef- fciency to the point of again becoming an import ant figure in world output Russian production in the last few years has been greatly aided by the introduction of American electrically driven dredges which have supplanted those of antiquated make heretofore in use. In addition to dredging quan- tity of platinum is recovered by slueing and hand labor.
 The Commerce Monthly continues
 Consumption of platinum during the last
 three years has been fairly even basis
 with the jewelry trade absorbing about two-
 thirds of the output. The chemical indus
 try which used nearly 50 per cent of the
 annual platinum production during the war
 now uses only per cent of the aggregate
 A relatively small amount of the pure metal
 is used in dental work while the electrical
 industry consumed l2 per cent. during 1927
 The great mass of the production however
 is directed to jewery channels
 For years platinum has been marketed by
 agreement through an agency which allo-
 cated to each country specific production
 quota based on world consumption and the
 potential output of the country. The Rus
 sian break from the selling agreement oc-
 cured in the early part of 1927 when agents
 for the Soviet Government refused to re-
 new their contract with the distributing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09
MOTION CALENDAR MONDAY

The motion calendar in the Unit ed States District Court. which was set for Tuesday at 10 o'clock has been changed to Monday at 10 o'clock by Judge J. w. Harding. The change has been made because Judge Harding may find it neces- sary to return to Ketchikan where a term of court is in session. Judge E. Coke Hill is now presiding in Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09
Beauty by Chance.
CNew Orleans Times-Picayune.

tNeW orleans Times -Picayune)
 Aestheticism feeds upon accident Fcw years our common-brlck manufactures have had to throw out good many so-called "clinkerr bricks from their kilns bricks in manner overbaked scorched we might say, having turned black and shiny in parts and quite out of harmony with the uniform product so greatly desired in the trade
 Today those bricks sell at fancy prices as arch- tects are using them for ornamental effects and are Willing to pay for having certain types hand selected from the bakings The case is the same as that of becky" cypress, lumber shot full of flaws and irregularities, but that, properly chosen and employed, makes striking interior finish
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09
BRANT IN KETCHIKAN

The United States Bureau of Fisheries flagship Brant, with AL aska Agent Dennis Winn aboard arrived in Ketchikan this morning according to cable received by Capt. M. J. O'Connor, Assistant AL aska Agent, from MT. Vim. The message said that he would leave ketchikan tomorrow for Wrangell and Sitka and expected to arrive at the latter place on Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09
PRONOUNCED INCORRIGIBLE

Laurence Albie, 9-year-old or phan of Ketchikan has been turn ed over to the Board of Childrens Guardians by United States Com missioner J. w. Kehoe, as an in- corrigible, according to word re- ceived this morning by U. s. Mar shal Albert White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

From accounts about the modest Coolidge home at Northampton it would seem probable that the contents of many of those pcaking cases that had contents of many of those packing cases that had been moved from the White House with North ampton labels on them may have to be stored in the woodshed for a time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

agency. The result was two forces competing against each other with a consequent break in the market.
 There is some reason to believe that Rus sia may seek a new understanding with the syndicate, and no doubt each side will be willing to modify its position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09
But We Didn't Mean the Impossibl

Sam Hill of The Cincinnati En- quirer, says that anything is pos sible since Texas went Republican. Then we shall look for politicians to keep their abundant promises,
 -J. R. Wolfe, in Milwaukee Jour nal.
 Now and then you see a girl so homely that you are convinced she must have to shut her eyes when she looks into a mirror.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09
- ALONG LIFE'S
 DETOUR
 By SAM HILL.

Speakin'a Winter Sports When work is done
 And ends the winter day, We hurry home
 To gargle and to spray.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

The New York Evening Post said that Frisco sounded sort of gay and dashing, and now all the san franeiscans in the metropolis are writing let ters o1 protest Calling their city Frisco is about as healthful as braiding a mules tail-(Seattle Times)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

smith has appealed to the Democrats to raise the sl5OO00O deficit that remains as the result ot the last campaign If you ever bought an automo- bile on time and smashed it on the way home, you know how the Democrats feel-(Akron. Ohio Bea- con-Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

We are inclined to abandon the theory that man sprang from lower animal or reptile and accept the one that suggests that he was advanced over the heads of his fellows through the power of ner- sonal pull--(New York World)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

Anyway, the Salvation Army Council has proved that IL possible to fight brisk little war with put doughnuts.-t Seattle Times)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

President Hoover is losing time in setting about the work that he has planned for his Admin istration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

Americans who habitually decry their country as place to live and to deprecate it's achievement must occasionally be surprised to learn that many aliens try to get in by stealth or fraud r rsaatt1e Times)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

After all Col Stewards crime seems to have beei excessive loyalty to his associates and shareholder of his company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

It is reported that nature produces b;rds ond cats at approximately the same speed but unfor- tunately the birds never eat any of the cats Cincinnati Enquirer0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-09

Wall Streets rule for success If at first you don't succeed, buy, buy, again!-(seatte Post-In- telligencer)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
REFERAT PAVLA JAMRISKU ORaANE s. s. N
ma rocnei schodxi s. 8 N. Y Scranton Pa. .-L-

alebo 100000 rocne. Maly sice
obnos vdnesnej dobe, no pre- slo-
venskych novinarov znacny.
Ak utvorime spolocnost' a soze-
Meme grose aspoh ma pol roka,-
verim v mo5nost' podniku a ko-
necny zdar. Dalsie vydavanie fl
nancovane bolo by predplatkov
a - ohlasok, vedf..za pol roka len
sohnali by SINE aspen tisic RAD
,nych predplatitel'oy, ak ME Wac.
@ druhom sposobe, to jest Q
spolo6nom organe, so Slovenskou
Ligou bola rec ma minulej sch6-
dzi, ba ma ostatnom kongrese, a.
lie pre- neporozumenie nedoslo k
tomu, lebo uz vtedy bolo zdoraz-
novane, ze Sdr,Henie chce mat :
svoj organ.
Ako som poznamenal, vydava-
ME organu je riskantna vec, no
pevne verim, re ju. dnes definitiv-
ne rozriesime. Ak organ potrebu-
jeme - a potrebuje no narod a
jeho buducnost' - l'ahko najde-
me al prostriedky, hlavna vec je
- mat odvahu, >vytrvalost' a vie
ru - a. slovenskf novinari toto
maj1.
Amame este jeden sp6sob: Roz-
vindt' .vaesiu cinnost' "a ,ziska-
ME novych clenov a riadne plate
ME prispevkov. Tymto sposobom
ak vel mi by SINE ,lmoEnili vyda-
vanie vlastneho organu.
Ebert Hubbard povedal:
"Najvacsiu chybu v zivote pa
chame ustavicne mysliac a bojac
sa, ze chybu spravime.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

stok'' poxnamkou "Sloyenske Cd
delenie", lebo 81 ostatnych sest-
mast oddeleni f. Il. /. s. kona to
ist6 hlasovanie medzi citatelmi
svojej nArodnosti. Adresa zneje
nasledovne: Slovak Bureau, Fo-
reign Language Information Ser
vice ,222 Fourth Avenue, New
York, N. Y.
Ak ste presvedceny, ze by bolo
odporn6ania hodne, ably Slovaci
mali svoju vlastn1 dradoveh, ku
ktorej by sa mali obratit' spo-
rahlive informacie vo veciach i
migracnych, naturalizacnych al
inych a ak dovolia Vam Vase fl
nancie, prilozte jedon alebo diva
dolare k strizku. Al co by aka
kol'vek mala suma, bude zname-
nat d'alsf krok k vytknutemu
ciel u - k sosbieraniu 1000 dola-
rov, potrebnych ma ciastocne w.
drziavanie slovenskeho oddelenia
"a dobu jedneho roku. Zvysn1
ciastku rozpoctu zaokryjl Anne.
rikani.
Zaslite svoj "hlas' - peniaz.
mi alebo bez Mich - este dnes!
T. +. L. I. s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

Il
Dl'a udaneho programu dnes-
nej schodze, mne dane bolo refe-
rovat' 80 vydavani organu''. Ne
stale tam sice, o axiom organe to
mann referovat', nuz domysPam
sa, ze ma to byt' referat orga-
ne Sdru5enia SLOW. ,Novinarov.
,Otazka tato, nakol 'ko sa pama-
tam, bola definitivne riesena uz
ma minulej schodzi, ma ktorej br.
Kosik zaviazal sa celu vec what
do svojich rtlk a prekvapit' mas
vsetkych peknym belletristickym
magazfnom. ia som sice vedel, lie
nepojde to talk ''po masle", lebo
ved' vydavat slusny magazin
stoji al peniaze, - ale hlavne w
zaduje sa tu cas- a toho pri tol'
kej zaujatosti br. Kosik sotva ma.
Celia vec teda kdesi zaviazla ma
sledovne ma mas je, ably SINE ju
vytiahli a ak mono, potisli do pra
vel kol 'aje, leibo ved' SINE tomto
OIL 'ade vsetci EXPERT.
ia dnes som toho presvedce-
MIA, ze vydavanie organu vylucne
| pre- s. S. N. je vePmi Qtazocne a
| riskantne preto, ze ami jeden mas
| 81 nemoze dovolit' venovat' tomu-
to podujatiu potrebneho casu, le-
bo musel by to byt' naozaj caso-
pis vsestranne bezvadny tax IL
terarneho ako al z technickaho o.
hPadu - a hlavne: nemame k to-
1 mu potrebnych prostriedkov: pc
/ nazi!
/ ia by som nerad Dol, keby kto-
| rykol'vek mas wal 81 ma starost'
Ivydavanie a onedlho n1teny Dol
S tym prastit', pripadne nasled-
kom 11arobenych dlz6b zanevret
ma priatepov-kolegov dusi
preklinat' nase Sdruzenie.
j Ones je teda prihodny cas- do.
hodn1t sa. Ak je NONE vydava'
ME a financovanie ziad1cneho or
ganu, vydavajme ho; ak ME, pre-
stanme nom hovorit' a snivat
Vydavanie naSho organu bole
by moznt iba l1asledpvne:
l. Rozhodndt:. sa najpry, q ht
naozaj chceme; q
i 2. Dohodnlt' sa ma sposoboch
Ak no chceme, sposoby MOI,
byt' tieto:
i I. Utvorenie kapitalu aspoi
$500 100000, ktory museli b.
SINE sami slozit'.
q 2. Spojit 60 80 Sloyenskou Ii
gou a spohcAy organ vydayat'.
3. Najst' niekol'ko dobrodin
I GOV, ktori by nam hmotne ponic
. hli.
/ Po rosrieseni tychto bodov, u
/ stata rozriesit' co nHCEME VI
! d6vat'g Tyzdennfki Mesacnik
j Trcjmesacnik?
IL Ak So rozhodneme "a mesaenil
/. musel by to byt' 1,aagazin nsjm,
i nej 0 64 stranach. Takyto mag,
\ IA vydavat' stale BY MS chez 4
dakcie) messene najmenej $25'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
BULHARSKO A MOVE USPO.
RIADANIE JUHosL.AvIE.


delenie ma devat banatov a zme-
ma mena statu, vyvolalo Bulhar-
sku immortality zaujem. Bulhar-
ske noviny uverejnily o tejto re-
forme dlhe zpravy.
Pomenovanie Juhoslavie zname-
ma urcity program do buddcno-
sti, t. j. i pripadne pripojenie sa
Bulharov, je preto mimoriadne
dolezity prejav, ktory urobil vod-
ca bulharskej delegacie ma kon-
grese mierovych spolocnosti v A
thenach, Misev, idlci do grecke-
no hlavneho mesta so svojimi spo-
ludruhmi prof. Kirovom drom
Petkovom cez Skoplje. Misev je
starry bluharsky slovanofil. v
mladych rokoch Dol dovernym
priatel 'om srbskeho statnika Nj
kola Pasica, dobe, ked' Paste
boil ndteny ujst' 20 Srbska a zit ,
vo vyhnanstve. Misev vtedy Pa
sica vsemozne podporoval a dopo-
mohol mu al k sluzbe pri bulhar-
skych zelezniciach, lebo Paste Dol
povolanim inzinier. Neskorsie sa
vsak pod vlivom politickych po-
merov roziSli. ..-..
Misev povedal Skoplji, hlav
nom meste noveho vardarskeho
banatu, pred juhoslovanskymi no.
vinarmi ma ich otazku, co sud- o
| novych udalostiach v Juhoslavii,
asi toto: "Skutocna Juhoslavia
je nemozna bez Bulharov. My,
Bulhari, SINE iprimnf juzni Slova-
MIA. Povedzte juhoslovanskym bra
tom, ze i my, Bulhari, 81 prajeme
byt' clenmi Vel l'kej Juhoslavie.
Zalozenfm VePkej Juhoslavie bu-
de uskutocneny mas historicky
sen: Balkan balkanskym naro-
DOM "Mame Bulharsku
vybor, ktory pracuje ma utvoreni
Vel 'kej Juhoslavie, cd Triglava
do Drinopolu, Egejskeho a Cier.
neho mora, a to najprv ma hospo.
| darskom a potion al ma politi.
| ckom podklade. Ked SINE dosial
| nedosli k utvoreniu Juhoslavie
! musime to "a vinu pripisat sow
nizmu kratkozrakym nazoron
rozlicnych jednotlivcov. Potesuje
me sa vsak tym, ze tychto zivlo,
bude ubddat', a tym al ich vliv
My, Juhoslovania SINE boil panrn
Egejskeho mora. Ale cinnost o,
zivlov, stavajdcich sa do cest,
spojeniu Juhoslovanov, a take xiv
| " sii al medzi Bulharmi, boff sm
cd Egejskeho mora vytisnutl
Vas vytisi Cd Solune, mas Cd De
deagaca. Kto je vinny? Ny, sami
lebo sme nesedeli odstranit' pre-
kazky." !"
/ Prejav Missya, ktory "a 9,
lom Bulharsku test vel 'kej vazns
sti, je stym zaujlnAAvejsi, IL Ell
pred niecelym pol rokom sa NJ
! sew Sofii, v rozhovore s dopiss
z vatel'om "Centropressu' vel'n
J. skepticky vyslovoval . moznos
al dohody medzi Srbmi Bulharm
i Belo to Y dobe, ked noviny kai
e1 dodenne pisaly 0 pohranicnyc
81 incidentoch. Is. W
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

StAl v krdli ostatnych Eiadate-
l'ov. Ked' nanho doSiel rad, po-
ddral ho naturalizacny dradnik'
netrpezlive, aby sa 8 podpisom
pon&hl'al. Podpisal. A teraz bolol
zistene, ze jeho obciansky PAPER
je "nep1atny'. Odriekol So vraj
prisluSnosti ku krajine, ktorej OBJ
canon nikdy nebol. A teraz musi
za6at' znovu, must 81 konat' vse-
tky formality 50 svedkami, doku-
mentami prfsahami. Ease cely /
rok alebo diva utratene, zatial' Co
jeho rodina v starom kraji netr-
pezlive caka - majetok rozpre-
dant sbaleny - pripravena od-.
cestovat' len Go dojde zprava,
ktor6 - neprichadza.
A este jedon pripad! "Nezako-
mite prisiel podlieha deporta-
eli" TAX je to pisane iiradnom
liste, ktory dostal. A predsa jeho
svedomie je ciste, a Bob mu mo-
ze byt' svedkom, ze jeho prichod
do Spojenych Statov Dol zakoni-
ty. Nasledujn cele tyzdne hrozne-
ho napatia, nina dlhy rad bez-
sennych noci. Ide 0 vsetko - 0 je-
no pracu, jeho domov, jeho bu-
d1cnost''. Al naostatok .sa celia
zalezitost' vysvetluje. Go sa sta
lof Imigracny iradnik cital IL"
jake esq. Je naozaj l'ahko "ztra-
tit sa" v obrovskej knihe imi-
graenych zaznamov.
Tots len diva pripady vybrane
knihy prfpadov kancelarie F.
u. /. S. Diva pripady, ktore vam
davajd prilezitost' nahliadnut'' ma
nest 'astia, striehnuce al ma eel
kom nevinnych l'udi, ktori sa
chcd usadit' tu v Amerike.
Cd okamihu, kedy F. l.. l. s.
zacala svoju obetavu pracu, pri-
hlasilo sa v jej kancelariach o po-
moe, radu a informacie takmer
stotisic l'udf. Jake to nekonecne
prievody lu'di! Starry muz pricha-
dza s celou hlavou obviazanou.
ziada o radu, ako ma ziadat' o
kompenzaciu. Prichadzajd zeny s
det'mi ma rukach. :. manzel je
vraj v nesnadzach, snad' no bud1
chcet' deportovat'. Nasledujd ra-
dy svalovitIch muzov.. qtvare O.
sl'ahanei, yetrom a prsia pokryte
tetovanfm. To sl namornici, ktori
sakajd, az bude ich status upra-
yeny. Ini ziadatelia potrebujd po-
moe pri zisteni, ktoreho dna a
ktorou sifou prisli do Ameriky, a.
ko mozu dostat' zadrzan1 placu...
tax prichadzaju... jedon "a dru-
hym... temer sto tisic!
O mnohe problemov tychto
ziadatel'oy sa zaujimaju al sirsie
kruhy. F. L. I. s. plse o tychto
problemoch svoje clanky a uve-
rejnuje ich. MOI byt', ze ste ME.
ktore tychto clankov cftal a ze
yam holy ma osoh pri objasnenl
svojho vlastneho problemu. MOI
no, ze ste cital al inc elanky, pi
sane F. II. /. s. a ze ste ich shlia
dal zaujimavymi. Tisice tychtt
elankova objavilo sa uz vo vset-
kych takmer slovenskych casopi
soch. .gsSd ito clanky, pojednavajd
&c o Amerike, jej zakonoch a de
jinach, zvycajoch americkeho ru
du, prilezitostiach, zavdavajucicl
50 vsetkym, al cudzincom.
+. T., I. s. nikdy neok1nala 81
80 HE 10
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
Na tysuchej v36i NE.

stary sojka: (prt Eelesnic icnsi,
pokladnici) Dejee mi karetku no
lnasine. Z
Pokladnlcka: "a kan vam
mann dst'i
d Soika Nj, sem DO hrs6i!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21

White and fancy COL
or one-piece pajamas.
Sizes 4 to IL years.
Also two-piece suits In
puu-over styles. Sizes
8 and 10 years.
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Genuine Kove a lis a q
and Aviator Play Suits,
Big Boys Play Suits v
and Base Ball Suits.
Sizes 2 to IA years In
the lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21

Excellent quality
white twill long sailor N
pants. Lace back and
flare bottoms. Sizes 8
to Is years.
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One-piece khaki, blue
and striped play suits.
Cool and comfortable. v
Knee and ankle length.
Sizes l to s years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-05
FORMER WASHINGTONIAN
IS AWARDED DECORATION
Robert Emmett Purcell Given War
Cross for Heroism in
France in 1918.

For heroism in action during the Ar
gonne offensive on September 20, 1913,
the War Department has awarded a
Distinguished Service Cross to Robert
Emmett Purcell, former WaShingtonian
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Pur-
cell OF 81 Girard street northeast.
Purcell graduated from the George
town University School of Law in 1911
with the degree of bachelor of laws,
following it up the next year with
masters and patent law degrees. He is
well known in Washington, where his
parents have lived for a number of
years. Since graduation Purcell has
been practicing law at Jordan, Idaho.
The feat for which he has been deco
rated occurred in action at GesneS,
France. AS corporal in Company D,
Send Infantry of the 91st Division,
Purcell commanded a detail of seven
men in wiping out machine gun re-
doubt that was doing severe execution
to the American advance. The feat
was accomplished at cost to the
Americans of three dead and five
wounded, the German machine gunners
leaving IL dead on the field, having
escaped.
Purcell was wounded, gangrene hav-
ing set in the wounds, and spent 80
days in field hospital. He returned
to his company to find that he had been
commissioned second lieutenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-05
SERVICES ARE HELD
FOR MRS. JULIET cox
Rites for Daughter of Last Mayor
of Washington Conducted
This Afternoon.

Funeral services for Mrs. Juliet Hazel
tine Cox, daughter of the late Mat
thew Gault Emery, last mayor of Wash
ington, who died Monday at the age of
II, were held this afternoon at ID. her
estate, Emery Place, Brightwood. DR..
James Shera Montgomery, pastor of the
Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Church
and chaplain of the House of Repre-
sentativeS, officiated, and burial fol-
lowed in the family lot at Rock Creek
Cemetery.
The following were honorary pail
bearers: Cuno H. Rudolph, former Dis
trict Commissioner: Mai. Gen. John
DR.. William K. Butler, George Kennedy,
j. Edgar Smith and George Francis
Williams.
Mrs. Cox was a member of one of the
oldest families Of Washington. In 1886
she married the late DR.. William Van
Zandt Cox, who died in 1928, after
having retired in 1914 as president of the
Second National Bank of Washington.
Among many activities, including the
D. A. r., of which she was a charter
member, Mrs. Cox took great interest
in the Washington City Orphan
Asylum. She succeeded her mother,
Mrs. Matthew G.. Emery, on the board
of lady managers, and in 1916 was APP
pointed first directress. It was largely
through her efforts that the new
orphanage home, Children's Village,
was established at Hillcrest, on Ne
braSka avenue.
Mrs. Cox is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Charles O. Parks of st. Petersburg,
Fla; two sons, Emery Cox of Norfolk.
Va, and Capt. Theodore S. Cox of
Washington; a sister, Mrs. William M.
Hannay of Washington, and six grand
children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-05

Man Accused of Bribing Customs
officer Escapes.
DETROIT, December S (R.-Peter
Licavoi, %, under Federal indictment
on q charge of bribing Charles A. Nixon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-05
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Partly cloudy,
not so cold tonight; minimum tenn
perature about % degrees; tomorrow
1alr, not quite so cold; moderate south
west winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Partly cloudy,
with slowly rising temperature tonight
and tomorrow; fresh southwest and
west winds.
=, West Virginia-Fair, with slowly rising
temperature tonight and tomorrow.
Record for Twenty-fOur Hours.
THERMOMETERS pm, 81; pm, 81;
IL midnight, 25; 4 am, %; 8 am, %;
noon, 81.
Barometer-4 pm, 3016; 8 pm,
3O.15; IL midnight, 1912; 4 am, 30.12;
am, 3015; noon, 30.13.
Highest temperature, 81, occurred at
AIS pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, %, occurred at
7:35 pm. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest, 80.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today--Low tide, 5:24 am. and 5:21
pm; high tide, 10:49 am. and 11:O4
Pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, sos am. and
6:O3 pm; high tide, 1884 am. and
11:48 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Syn rose TIL am; sun sets
4:46 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 7:12 am; sun
sets 4:46 pm.
Moon rises HOP am; sets 1928 pm.
clear.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls, Shenandoah, Potomac
clear.
Weather in YariOnS Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-05
DENTAL HYGIENISTS
ELECT MISS ENGEL

Miss Florence Engel was elected pres
ident of the Dental Hygienist Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia at the
annual meeting last night at the Office
of DR.. William D. Monroe, 1901 I
street.
Other officers elected were Miss Jane
Grow, vice president; Miss Josephine
Taylor, secretary; Miss Lillian Cain,
treasurer; Miss Gertrude Bertrand, pub
licity director; Miss Natalie OStlUnd,
registrar for District Hygienists, and
Miss Rebecca Fisk, reporter for the
journal.
President Engel announced that the
District organization had been admitted
to membership in the National Dental
Hygienist Association and now has 25
members. Miss Cain, the retiring pres
ident, gave review of the years work
of the organization. The association
has planned to have prominent dentists
deliver lectures at future meetings,
which are held the first Wednesday of
each month.