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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS STORE, ham
ding ice cream candy. cigarettes, toys: sta
apartments Hn wonderful Opportunity for per-
son son, who can 5 deyote entire time to business
CIGAR; CANDY, NEWSSTAND, in , lobby
s1.450 Address Box CSC Star ONCE.
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING; located
eaupped; going business: Sow low rent. Price,
$3.50. Address Box 225-C. Star ONCE
NOTIONS, NOVELTIES, ART GOODS, ETC;
low rent; long estabiished Sood-payinS bust
ness; death forces sacrifice for $4,000. Ad-
dress BOX 454-C. Star ONCE.
weekly. Established. partners disagree, will
sell cheap. Metropolitan 1862.
located; well established; long lease; excel
lent proposition. Address Box 227-C, Star
ONCE.
RESTAURANT, first-class, in up-to-date
hotel is for rent Steady business. NJ. M.
Parker Co, 1928 Conn. ave. NV. Dec 1851.
CONTINENTAL MEG. CO, wants Washing
new Garcia Radio for automobiles; new.
clever Our advertising your business guar,
local local. dealer endorsement. Ont. demonstra-
for your only investment. Address Box
sic. Star once.
DRUG STORE, suburb; $3.50 cash, balance
terms; new equipment; sacrifice. Metropoi-
Tan On -.
DRUG STORE, busy .thoroughfare and best
residential section; average ss5 daily. This
store should do $3.50 q day. Address Box
180-B. Star once.
SANDWICH SHoP-.Have wonderful down
town location for fountain and sandwich
shop Real opportunity for hustler with
cash. Metropolitan 1855. --
THRIVING DRUG STORE. established IS
years at 901 Az st. s.w., win lease or sell
real estate; good reason for selling; terms.
Apply, David F. Smith, attorney sl7 u, 18th
NV. Nat. 6587 20
Observation-Disclosures and lunch; rent, $40;
apt house trade. A bargain.
S95o-Tailoring business; cheap rent; long
lease: near 18th and You.
house, Is rooms; cheap rent;
all fllled good income.
R. M CURTIS. 800 18th ST. NV.
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LOOK!! LOOK!i
CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
Uptown Ford Dealers,
ANNOUNCE
DRASTIC PRICE
REDUCTIONS!
Every Car Reduced.
Special Terms.
UNHEARD-OF VALUES!
COME NOWl!
They Won't Last Long at
THESE PRICES.

Ford Touring Car. ............ $l9
Dodge Touring. ................. o5
Chevrolet "a Coach. ........... 135
Oakland Sport Coupe. .......... lis
Chrysler Coupe. ................ 100
Ford " Roadster. ....... lis
Chevrolet 20 Coach, ........... Us
Ford 20 Trucks (2)........... o5
LATER MODEL BARGAINS.
20 Ford Fordor Sedan. .$365
20 Ford Tudors (3).. ........ 335
20 Ford Coupe, rumble seat. 3Io
20 Ford Sport Roadsters.. .... BIS
20 Chevrolet Sport Cabriolet... 295
20 Chevrolet Sport Cabriolet.. AIS
20 Chevrolet Landau. ....... 1886
20 Essex Coach, End SERIES. us
'28 Studebaker Dictator Sport
Coupe, rumble seat. 1885. 495
'28 Chevrolet Coach. ........ l45
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POULTRY AND RCGS.

CHICKs---Barred Rocks, sii hundred: best
stock: all-electric hatched j. y. Henry.
Phone Falls Church. Va, 348 2gs
BABY CHICKS AND pUCKLINGe
pure-bred Reds, Rocks and LeRhorna
White Pektug DueklIngs.
Ashertons Pet 6hoD, 612 St. INV.
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PACKARD 1927 CLUB SEDAN: redrished
and In very ane condition. . bargain At
$3.50 Harry S0mmers. Inc, Pierce-Arfow
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CHICAGO about July "a; take
one passengers reasonable: Willys-Knight
car. 1909 Franklin st. ne. Potomac 29l7-W.
HAVE TRANSPORTATION FOR LADY TO
Dallas, Tex; leave any time. Adams 67s7.
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BOAT, open, 22-foot, with Gray marine en-
CINE; ideal for fishing and pleasure; now
located at North Beach; price, 5000. See
Cant. Henley. 9TH ave. and Bay front. 28e
TO MAKE summertime more ENJOYABLE for
mahogany, IS It. long. 0 pass. cockpits;
speeds up to 50. m MP In rough water:
complete; $500 down, balance monthly Cap
itol Boat Works. ia X st. s.w.
BOAT. le-foot, round bottom. practically
RUNABoUT, mahogany. l6-ft Eyinrude
motor, including running lights and all
cquipment. Cost $36S. Will sell for 5000.
Call National 296s or Adams 20e3
CUPBOARD MOTOR wanted, late model, Is
or 10 hp; reasonable Address Box g8-C,
Star ONCE. 2ss
BOAT Herbst special racing, mahogany,
brand-new. but slightly damaged: price.
sl25 also ski-board, new; price. $45 Call
Mr. Scott North 1913; after 6 pm, Colm-
l2-Fr. YACHT, MAHOGANY CABIN, FULLY
EGluIPPED COST $4,000 TO BUILD.
TfONAL 5i94.
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AGENTS, coiored. SIS and $40 per week and
commission; whole or part time. work; ex-
perteuce unnecessary. Apply after 2. m,
1888 You ST NV. basement once. 2ls
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR, alI-around.
especially good et hair cutting, marching;
Permanent position; good salary Apply
800 Est CAPITOL ST. Paris Beauty 80 2Ae
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POLICE PUPPIES, 4 weeks old, pedigreed,
bred Of blue-ribbon stock. $500 NICHOLS ave.
Sc Lin 849l
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Their tongue? Year of immigration? Natu-
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DOROTHY DK's LETTER BOX

DEAR MISS
accident grief trying
enough mother
mother
brother He and kind he willing attempt this but
AnswerThere life
pity
appreciation from
particular nothing
of
college
of more
useful for it,
sweetheart win simply him
addition obligations
his will with and
will
situation In order to look for a better one
Many man who mes impulse
he dissatisfied
she saded the support her family him Don't that to
EAR DOROTHY DIX: had the
really loved any one YOU thought his act perfect but love
to be his English above reproach think could
to
will
lots of qualities table
diamond
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OUR CHILDREN
sx ANGELO rArnL
Money Down,

To the Boys and Girls:
We have to buy what we get Ia this
world. We must pay IS We 20. There
L coin far more precious than any
that comes from the mint Il IS made
OF smiles and tears, or joy and sorrow.
Of victory and defeat We pay In that
coin TO the last penny. Not one Of us
escapes.
We live successfully in proportion tn
the wisdom Of our spending. If we pay
too dearly for what we get We fail II
we pay wisely, We succeed. I am meas
urtng success by the amount of happi-
ness we store up within us, not by the
amount Of money we lay by In the
bank. The bank account is very useful
but 1t Is OF no account II we have not
fund Of happiness to back 1t. Riches,
power fame without happiness Is but
bitterness.
How can We make certain of being
happy? By remembering that its price
Is love. BY love mean the very widest,
deepest, sanest sort of love. That alone
buys happiness
II you love people you serve them.
a man cannot be filled with love and
cheat his neighbor. He may gain ma
terial things by cheating, but the price
ne pays Is unhappineSs A man can
rise TO power by trampling down his
weaker fellows. He win have to wear
his crown IN his own empty house, for
there viii be no friends TO rejoice at
his victory.
The loss Of friendship II . severe
price TO pay for getting on In the world.
When one Is surrounded by friends,
Wnen SMILES and kind words are the
rare OF everyday, one Is likely 10 forget
their value. When one Is left alone,
when smiles are forced and words are
formal, when there Is no warmth in
the tones Of those who greet US, life is
not worth It's price.
Boys and girls have little notion of
al this. They have barely scratched
the surface Of life yet. Everything they
need Is given them. The friends Of the
with whom they play are their conf
panions and friends, ready to hand.
Life TO them Is gift But all uncon-
sclously they are buying their happi-
ness day by day. One gets nothing With
out having first paid its price.
When old people shake their heads
and say. Don't do that. 1t is not
good for you." this is what they mean,
They have gone over this road long
ago and they know. Theyaare telling
you that what you are buying may look
like fun, but II Is really q cup OF sor-
row. Better think. Better buy some
thing else with the coin Of your spirit.
Self-control Is high priced. Self-de-
NAL is higher even than that. Service
Is costly. UnselfshneSs comes very
high. But the thing they buy is with
out money and without price in the
market Of life. They purchase your
spiritual content, your deep happiness.
Who wants to I've cheaply, let him. AS
Tor you. be wise. Lay up the sort Of
treasure that lasts always. Don't be
cheated in the market place. Get your
moneys worth of happiness. Nothing
else is worth while.
ICopyriGht, is3o)
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lites. Then add one quart brown stock.
u you have none on hand, dissolve two
bouilion cubes in quart of water. Put
the onions In bottom of petite marmiteS
and add bouillon, almost enough to fill
marmiteS. Put in slow oven and let
cook for 20 minutes.
Five minutes before serving time put
well toasted slices of bread into soup
and sprinkle grated Parmesan cheese
over the top Keep in oven until
cheese has melted. Serve at once with
more grated cheese as an accompani-
ment.
The pre-cooking of onions in butter
rnellows the flavor of the vegetables, so
that the soup Is not strongly favored
of raw onion.
Write to Nancy Page, care Of this paper,
for her new leaaet on Soups" Inclose a
stamped. self-addrexSed envelope and ask
for her leafiet on s.Savory Soups"
Copyright, 1850
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well. Drop by spoonfuls onto a creased
baking sheet one and one-half inches
apart, and shape round with the handle
Of a spoon. Bake in hot oven for IS
minutes. Allow the cream puffs to cool
before filling, then cut a slit in the
side of each one and put the filling in
with spoon or insert the end of a
pastry tube and force the filling in
For the filling use sweetened and
favored whipped cream, cuStard or ice
cream. Frost the cream puffs with q
thin, unlocked icing, or serve with
crushed berries, or chocolate, or cara
mel sauce
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an Paris But seldom did she get q
serving which satisfied her like the one
placed before her in this small res
baurant.
II came in the petite marmite-the
brown, coarse earthenware soup dish
which seems as French as the soup
The soup itself was amber clear. The
alice Of toasted bread which was in the
soup had kept its toasted flavor even
though it had lost most of its crisp
ness and the grated cheese had melted
to just the right consistency to be
runny but not stringy.
Nancy experimental later with the
recipe and used this one most fire.
Quently. She gave it to all her friends,
too.
Slice 10 medium-siZed onions and
saute In butter until tender and q deli
cate brown. Put broken crustS Of
bread in mixture and cook three min
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Cream Pufs.

Put half a cupful of butter in q
saucepan with one cupful Of boiling
water. Place over heat and bring to q
boil. Boil until the butter Is thor
oughly melted. Add one cupful Of -four
all at once and stir vigorously. Cook
until the mixture is thick and smooth
and does not stick to the side of the
pan, stirring constantly so that it will
not burn. Remove from the heat and
cool slightly. Add four eggs, one at q
time, beating in each egg thoroughly
until the mixture is smooth before add
ing the next egg Beat the mixture
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My Neighbor Says:

To remove grease spot from a
silk gown, rub with French chalk
on the wrong side of the gown.
The powder absorbs the grease
and removes the spot.
Dry niops may be oiled or oiled
mops renewed by pouring a few
drops OF light lubricating oil or
any good floor oil into an old dish
or q tin box and setting the mop
on this for . day or two; or the
mop may be sprinkled with q 1T
tie oil and allowed 70 stand until
the oil spreads through the.
strings
Keep your apples in a cool eel
lar. II you want them TO last
until Spring wrap them IN paper.
1t takes q little time to do this,
but 1t makes 1t possible for you
to have perfectly sound, solid fruit
up to March or April Use news
papers and cut out all the square
pieces you VIII need before you
begin.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

OIKO ULAKS FKOHIB Ed.
In order TO protect its ad,
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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NANCY PACE
Onion Soup With Bread
and Cheese.
NJ FLORENCE Ia 0ANKK.

In her jaunts about the big city In
search Of interesting restaurants Nancy
found one small place that specialized
In onion soup. That dish had been
Q favorite Of hers for years and years.
She had first learned to like it when
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HELP---MEN.
(C0Rffnued.l

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of an eleva-
tor starter, colored. Must be
tall, light complexioned and be-
tween ages of Is and IS. Apply
Mems Time Desk, basement,
18th and G. SITS. side.
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~(cOpyrisht. lsso.l

Lord Byron indited fluent and pas
sionate love verse at the tender age
Of 10.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED-One gentleman passenger 70 st.
Petersburg, Fla Buick sedan; Oct l or q
Atlantic A240, Apt. 500. aes
LLApx DRIVING 70. MIAMI, October 5th.
Noi5. 27e
JACKsoNVfLIE, FLA. VIA SHENANDOAH
Valley, october l. Young lady would like
another share expenses. Address BOX S40-R,
Star once. 2Ss
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost ana
Pound Advertisements for the
Daily win bs accepted up to noon
day Of issue, except Saturday ana
Legal Holidays. when the closing
time Is 1920 am. Death Notices
and Lost and Found for The
Sunday Star will be accepted NJ
to II pm. Saturday.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm day before publication.
For Sunday. $3.50 pm. Saturday.
AZ the Branch Assneiss. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
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DEALERS

selling experience unnecessary, but only
reliable people need apply. We supply every
thing-products. sales OUTFITS, sales and sefv-
ice methods that get the most business
everywhere. Superior RaYleigh quality, old
established demand; lowest prices; guarantee
of satisfaction or no sale make quick sales;
200 home and farm necessities. all guaran-
teed best values. # you are willing to work
steady every day for good pay write for in
formation now to start your own business
with our capital. w. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
DC-2-R, Richmond, Va.
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EMPLOYMgNT AGENCIES.

NATIONAL PERSONNEL BUREAU. i7is K
st. NV. Competent help furnished daily;
positions open daily. District se21.
POSITIONS Need 500 applicants daily.
bookkeepers, clerks. statesmen, etc. Free reg
iStration. Boyd's, 1888 p NV. Natl 1888.
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FYRN1ruRE-Liv rm. suite, one condl ton,
spool bed. odd sofa, Chinese and oriental
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GAS RANGES az, in good conditions So and
50 each. Janitor, 1879 18th st. NV. ATE
HOT-WATER BOILER, Am. Rad. 90. le-ineh
Ideal, heating Groom house; excellent con-
dition Best offer. Wis. 330H-J.
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STTUATIONs-DOMEsTIC.

WOMAN wishes place cook, gen housework.
IN small family; city references. Good pay.
Decatur S643. 1345 Corcoran st. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

WOMAN. colored, wants general homework;
gooa reference; suburbs preferred stay
nights. 1904 Kingman pl NV 25s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RoOMING SHouSE, modern, Furnished 10
rooms, 3 baths occupied. ao8 5th 81. NV.
VIII sell. cheAply. aps
STORE deleAteasen, school spTnlies. notione.
good buginessi low rent: wonderful opp0rtu-
nifty 70 increase business. VIII sell on terms
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FURNITpRE AND RUGS OF quality. 3S-J0%
and bed davenport suites; odd ,dfsssSrs,
chests and yanitissi 9ecstiogai and pun. up
bles, table and floor lamps, floor coveringU,
hreskfass and dinette sets, secretaries and
desks, We carry q complete line Of house.
hold FURNISHINGS; 8 floors Of display; We
invite your inspection, New Bargain House,
2Q0A 18th at. NV. North 3s42. open eve
ntnEs
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LUNCH EQUIPMENT - Coffee urns (baNery
Of 81, Reynolds mixer, roll wsImsr sand
wieh toasteT, watie irons, gasoline burners
and storage tank; bargains. White Pts
Bar-B-O, Silver 6prinR, Md
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URNlrURE-Overstuffed living room SUITE,
sSsssSS r walnut SsS TSSm SUITE se
complete, ST. other furniture. f71i II ne.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

STARCH WORK ASSORTERS, experience
only. Apply in person to Mr.. Alewine, YAl
laundry. All New York ave.
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FURNISHINGS OF one-room apt. for sale
cheap. Call after 3. $500 18th ST., Room S0s
FURN1TURE-Desire to sell living room.
Phone Col 1900, Apt il6
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EoHINdER COMPANY 8 I y 1kES8 EWREcKrNo

DESKS-Sale of 'factory secOnds" 81 once
furniture, desks, tables, chairs, book eases.
furniture. You can also rent II, II. Baum
Son. 6l6 3 ST. NV, National ei3e,
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WANIEU-SALEOME
SALESMAN, with car, to sell Truth tools;
territory, District of Columbia and state
Of Virginia; largest line OF special garage
and mechanics TOOLS protected territory;
will train man hire For appointment call
George F. Wiley, District $3.50. 25'
SALESMEN-Positions for two high-ca liher
men to represent = prominent Pennsylvanla
and q desire for good earnings and advance
ment. For appointment cau Mr.. Enzor, Met
ropoltan 4506, 10 am. to pm.
SALESMEN-We have an opening for two
men on our radio sales force, selling General
Motors Radio. Unusual opportunity TO con-
you excellent earnings. See Mr., Rossseo,
between and 10 am, Rudolph b West Co.,
COS r. l. ave. ne.
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DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION, 10 rooms, .
baths. corner house, nicely furnished; in-
come. S225 mo. Price, $1,000, Low rent,
Address Box 438-R, Star once
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Wrecking two city blocks for supreme Court
ste, First apd A. sts noTtheast.. one city
Scs III Afrie ssSasns G IA sSoa Gc
lumber. sheathing nooFing, studdinE, Win-
6 6;Sws , GSors' sash, cook stoves, asrSsea;
and heating, materials This material may
our OSs or ts s.SsF q = sss
T Thsrs Ss r are stCrinE this mstsrls
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
HELP-WOMEN

cal police exam, stem. and tyn. and CLERK
PROMOTION. The Civil Service PrepaFators
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BEAUTY PARLOR, attraetively equipped,
business section; cheap rent; payinE invest
factory payments. Address BOX 47S-R, star
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FURNTTURE.oy erstuffed suite, : handsome
sacrinse. Apt. !. 1855 Col I'd.
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UPHOLSTERY
SALESWOMEN.
Must be thoroughly expert
enced. Apply
LANSBURGH & BRO,
Employment Office, 4th fioor.
WANTED, thoroughly experi-
enced saIeswomen for millinery
department. Apply Supt.'s Office,
4th floor,
S. Kahn SONS co.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made TO The Star viii receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch ais.
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LAUNDRY MAN with truck to handle his
established route; special Involvement by new
plant. NE Laundry. Phone North AeA0.
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Answer-There tragedy life than
sacrifice
the
appreciation from
Evening star., 1930-12-07
Eelf-Mastery Is Necessity.

Sometimes an Ambassador may find
himself in an awkward position, In
which self-mastery Is more than ever
necessary. An old Spanish author re-
lates excellent repartee by an Ambas-
sador who represented King Philip III
OF Spain at the French court. This
Ambassador, Don Pedro de Toledo, was
In conversation one day at the Louvre
with Henri Nv. The latter, who some
times acted In rather cavalier fashion
and who never forgot that he was King
OF Navarro, began to talk about his
rights over Spanish Navarro.
When the Ambassador took a differ
ent view the King said, your reasons
are all very well until am at Pampe-
luna, and then we will see who will
undertake to defend 1t against me-"
Thereupon Don Pedro rose and made
for the door. Where are you going in
Evening star., 1930-12-07

Calvary Baptist Church, with the pres
1dent, Mrs. George Ross, presiding.
Mrs. John Thomas had charge Of de-
votionals. Mrs. Ross announced the
quarterly convention would be held
at the RooEevelt Hotel January l6 and
luncheon would be served at / o'clock.
1t was decided to hold the next meet
ing December 26 at w. c. T. u. head
quarters. Members were asked to bring
toys for children of the Gospel Mission
New directors of this union were ap-
pointed, as follows: Auditor, Mrs.
Copeland; child welfare, Mrs. Garner:
evangelistic, Mrs. John Thomas; Flower
Mission, Mrs. w. H. Moore; musical
director, Mrs. Blanche Burton; asSo-
ciate musical director, Mrs. Mason
McArter; publicity, Mrs. John Faris;
scientific temperance, Mrs. Tlden;
Sunday school, Mrs. Manuel Kline;
literature, Mrs. Robert Baily and Mrs.
Todd; L. T. L., Mrs. Joseph Verga:
W. r. r., Mrs. Lillard.
Mrs. Doran. second vice president Of
District of Columbia, who had Just re-
turned from the convention at Houston,
Tex, gave an account of her trip.
Mr.. Albright and Mrs. Blanche Bur-
ton sang, accompanied by Mrs. John
Thomas.