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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
Live Wisely
For Good
Health
Inevitably We Must Pay the
Fiddler for Our Continuous
Mistakes and Misdeeds.
Bv r.. 5. M. ID.

BY III. 8. COPELAND, vi. I'D.
U. s. Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner Of HeGIth,
NeD York City.
I~ETNvERYONE ought to be
able to understand his
own pulse and to recog-
nize those things which are harm
full or beneficial to him" These
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
THREE D~OUBTTULS: 70

may aIl be In love with the same
young man. but Is he in love with
you all. or with one OF you? Until
he indicates his preference. I fail 20
9 where the problem arises. And
80 just keep the friendship ar each
other and IL he should ultimately
prefer one OF you just continue to be
friends, ana be good sports about 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Riggs Greatly Reduced

4.sx7.e. Was sIs.5o. Now s7.75
8 Rush Rugs, size 6x9. Were
~ a 30 Nov Now. Eib:1; R S.;.S
~ size sa': ssxss. was Was H ss;4s::
o Chenille Bath Rugs. size
24x36. Were $50. Now $50
3 Rattania Fiber Rugs, size
5,.6x1o.6. were s14;So.;
sT Sss.s; %i;. t!Issfs5, E SsG 81, siss
4.sx7.s. Was $50. Now s9.ss
1 Heavy Quality Scctch-weave
Art Rug. size s.sxlo.6. Was
Is r Rar T Sss.: size s'i1ss. Wee
$i.25: Now :6Se
S:3x10.6. Was $Ss;
2 imported Mchiair RUGS. size
27x54. Were $3.50. Now &7.75
2zxss. Were ss.45. Nov. s1.ss
2 Imported Mohair Rugs, size
2ax36. Were $6.75. Now. .$S.95
i Plain Jade Green Seamless
S sxi2. Was $3.50. Nov ". ss?.5S
I Green Administer Rug. cas- is"
Size :36x7o. Was So. Now $A;75
sxs.s. was sis.1s. Now. .sls.ss
I Plain Green Runner, size
3x14.6. Was Sass. Now SELLS
I Plain Green Runner, size ski.
Was s24.75. Now. 500. .S16.6O
I Lot Of 1.yard Carpet sam
pies. with finished ends. Fine
quality Wilton and Administer.
Were $6.75 to 50. Now $2.95
Remnants Of Linoleum. up to
1895 square yards. Reduced
W and " On Regular Prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
OPTICAL SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Glass Fruit Dishes, t5c

Were CSC each. SO: choice Of rose
and crystal white.
II Glass Oatmeal Dishes, rose. Were
42c each. NOW Zoo
81 Crystal-clear Class Cups and Sau-
GERS. Were 63c. Now .............96 $50
Imported Glass Vase. Was SIS.
) Imperted Novelty Glass Flower Vases:
j Imported Novelty Glass Flower Vase:
! Lishfiy-cut Glass water Pitchers:
Spscisi ~: ;cS a:10
ast. snscisi -
10 Imported ColoFed Glass Pitchers.
W WSgs al ana N Hms: a. Tsbis i:iswaTFSsc.
Greatly reduced for quick clearance.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

5 Eli Vas Vas $50 ESs n No Vs." ;1s Els
s Sle'A s SSfE "" Yer. Si ;ss g,
1 Hish-srade Chinese Rug: Size
5x8. Was $50. Now. .S74.50
a aiEhEr Wss Chinese ss4s N kTE s s.4s
sxi2. Was Sizes. Now. .si2S
1 Oriental Hall Runner. average
size 2.6x8.10. Was $50 50;
1 Hish-srade Chinese Rug. size
2iax5. Was S57. so. Now SEQ. so
I HiEh-grade Chinese Rug. size
AT: Was $40; Now $3.50
i H"'' Was ss s47.s sale Now now saa.sS
1 Larchmont Wool wilton Rug,
size 10.6xl3.6. Was SIS:
1 Fine Quality Worsted wilton
Rug, size 8.3xl0.6. Was $i3s;
1 T ESTchmont Wool wilton" Rug,
size Size s.sxlo.6. Was SGT e. So o.
1 Good Quality; Wool wilton Wilton
SIS $3.50. SIC Now s.s.io.e: .ss @ss
1 Heavy Quality Axminster
Rug. size 6.3x10.6. Was
$47.50: Now. ........... &32.50
Seamless Velvet Rus, Gas is"
Size 9x12. Was $45.
/ N %oafr;ourk Rug: size SIT szia'
/ Grass Rus. size Asks. Vas
s5.75. Now .............S Sab
! Fiber Rug, size 4x7. Was
$5.75. Now .S3.45
IA Grass Rugs, size 27x54. Were
75c. Now. $50
8 Mourzourk Russ, size Sxe.
Were $6.75. Now. 1918
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Breakfast Sets, S1.ss s 3 sss

IL Fabricoid-nnish sets; green
and peach, with tinted designs.
5-piece sets, "as Is"
II Crushed .Oilcloth Serving Sets dia.
Rssoled ee eocr: SPACE ane ' We're :h; ;
e. 70 F,l NHs oi!eleih Bi:;.if..t SETS:
pieces; "as is" Were 81 set. Now 75c
Sets, colored edges. Were $3.50 set;
) white sanit.' luncheon cloths, g
I Rayon Brecade Pillow, dark red; "as
J. Cold Rayon Pillow "as' is" was
j. Cold R:yon Pillow, ia; Isl W Ais
ia Ears. Nf Iivin: Room Waste Baskets. IS
f top prints and a bS.toms yeEes %er
Round NG I'm waste Baskets. "a; ;'i i:s
Was 75c. Now. Observation-Disclosures $50
:! Closet stsp:up, iyory; and-blue anish b:
a Felt. LestSefets s ana 's Suede PURSES s;ss
to be made; assorted colors; "as is"
Set STAMPED S1s; NG Blu. orrand1 C:rriaS Ss
Covers, tinted designs to be outlined
/ White Linen Luncheon Cloth; with
yellow applique; 36x3s; "as IS" Was
:' cut ESx lEsm;6;fcidefed Fiiisxa:sa;.s.:
hand done; cas- is" Were 50 each:
Net Vanity Sets. with orrandy a ;ps
pliaue; green and rose; "as is" Were
sss's stam SsS. Linen sosri., with S sas
stitched borders and lace inserts. Were
XpT E.1ppnInrpv SrvrNT1I ~ oo1 0''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Homemade Chocolates
Special. = poundS, CSC

Homemade dark chocolates: including
and nut centers.
IS Pounds Black Walnut Puffs. Were
60c pound. Now. .45c
jug of Maple Syrup, las is" Was
81. Now. ...,...............5 5c
CANDIES, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Binoculars and Opera
Glasses Reduced

All Lenses are in good condition:
some of the enamels are slightly
Clipped.
1 pair Lemaire Opera Glasses, spearl
and leather mounted. Was $2S.S so.
/ pair Rocco de Luxe Binccuiafs. was
'1 psir R NSw super B,noeul.r.. 'sG W.
j pair ferfex Binocuiars. Was $1,000:
0w r.ir: :.P::rI ana iE;n:m;::i' 0ncr TS
Glasses. Were $3.50. Now ..... .S11
& pairs Black Opera Glasses. Were
3 pairs Colmont 'Pearii Opera GLASSES.
Were $3.50. Now ............... S10.71
I pair Lemaire Lorgnette-handle sPeerl
Opera Glasses. Were S32.50. Now $3.50
pair Lemaire Lorngette-handle sPearl
and Enamel Opera Glasses. Were $35.
HT r.,r ii.c,:nstii:;..har;iiii: En.mci 6ner rS
Glasses; Were $3.50. Now. .......$1S
Limitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Seth Thomas Boudoir
Clocks. SITS

Less Than Half Price
We bought these clocks to sell
especially in our stocks for $1,000.
They still bear the makers $17.50
and $3.50 price tags. Each is a
beautiful fooled leather 8-day clock.
Your choice of two attractive de-
signs and colors.
CLOCKS, AISLE l, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Crepe Slips. $2.e5 We're SS.95

10 flare style crepe slips with lace
top and hem. Flesh color.
Z Low-back Pure-dye Crepe Slips, in
flesh end white; lace trimmed. Were
5 Tailored Petticoats Of Of crepe with
hemstitched hens; navy and brown.
We're S2;sS. s,I Now i$i:45
inverted pleats. Were $2.95. Now 1.9S
Fine Quality Crepe Slips, in white
and mesh nds, Lacs5trtmmsd t and smbToid::
Fine Crepe Slips, in flesh and white.
Lace-trimmed styles; touches of hand
embroidery. Were &15. Now. .S9.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Lawn Swings Reduced

Natural Maple Lawn Swings, with
frames, attractively painted red.
3; were 1885. Now. $3.50
5; were 1886. Now. ....... $3.50
Wood Panel Baby Carriage, reversible
body; palmetto green; corduroy lined.
Was S45. Now. .................%32 30
/ Blue Baby Carriage, reversible body;
corduroy lined. Was s39 so. Now S29.5O
Unstable foot rest. Was Was SIS. NOW s1i.s5
LARGE Toys AND CARRIAGES
EorIRTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

Subject to slight imberfection
3 White Fiber Hampers, square
shape. Were $6.25. Now $3.95
8 24-ineh Green Wood Plant
Boxes. Were $l.35. Now $50
25 Wire Hair Terrier Door Stops.
Were S1.35. Now 1900. $50
s Old Dominion Coffee Pots,
pint size. Were $l.65.
NOW ...........,... SLID
Is Safe Pack Garment Bags,
side-opening model: size 26x
2x57 inches. Were zoe.
2 8W Aluminium Radiator
Shields. 10 to IL inch width;
adjustable length, IS to 65
inches. Were So. Now ..S4.2B
2 6W Walnut Gem Radiator
Shields, 6 to 8 inch width:
adjustable length, 20 to 30
inches. Were 50. Now $3.50
2 Imported Wrought Iron Fern
Stands. Were $40. Now $3.96
HouSEwARrS FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Notions Reduced

boxes; SHORTLY soTLED and DAM
AGED. Were soc. Now. ......... 25c
30 CIoth-eovered Hair Net CasesI with
sections for hairpins. "As is." Were
81 chint1 and Ribbon covered HANG.
ers: sOILED and SLIGHTLY DAM
AaER R.v. Wsre S soc each Nov s.i. ssc
SLIGHTLY SOILED. Were Csc, Now. Zoe
~ Stuffed OiIelOth TOYS. SLIGHTLY
SOLED and DAMAGED. Were use.
3 washable Cloth: covered Shoe and
q 'i sSoes' sIioHrE T'li DAMAGED AM and
soiLED. Were So Now Ss.2S
nA EnsTeIsd Dell: s FSgS Holdes r.
Utility Pads for porch and auto
mobile use. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
! Fahricoid covered Chair s ca { .;
sOILED. Were soc. Now: CSC
Sateen Shoe Cases; with hookless
fasteners. SOnED. Were 75c. Now. .S6c
NOTIONS, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Bridge and Junior Lamps
Greatly Reduced

An Slightly SOiled or Damaged
Metal Junior Lamp, ANTIQUE gold and
black; 2 lights. Was SIS. Now. $S:95
] bridge Lamp to match. Was SIS;
sVWScod and Metal Junior Floor Lamps,
5-light style, We're $3.50: Nov: $3.50
match; Were 81 sis.Soi NGw c, ss;ss
Craefied Pottery s-iisht Tabie Lamp,
colored floral design. Was $3.50;
is-ii9ht Pottery Table Lamp, green
background with horal design. Was
! Floor TsTehieye. ANTIQUE bronze dnish
with amber glass globe. Was SD
Nov Tan,o, shade: rosewood silk Lined S.S
i Junior silk shade. panel design;
corded edges Rosewood and flesh. Was
I Boudoir Junior shade, seorEette ana
lace; rose and peach. Was $3.50:
TPieai:d juinii;oir' shade: peach and
green. Was SIS. Now. ........... $50
LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

See additional Remnant Day offerings in
tOday'S edition of the Washington Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Housewares-Great1y Reduced

some slightly damaged or shobworn.
8 Imported White Composition
Sewing Trays, size 10x14 in.
Were 81. Now .......... .6Se
10 slotted Rubber Door Mats,
size 16x24 inches. Were csc.
NOW DUG
Buddy L Tool Chest, complete
with tools. Was $lg.25.
NOW .St.~O
B Folding Indoor Clothes Dry.
ing Racks. Were $3.50.
2 Medium-size Enameied vexe-
lators, white and green. Were
2 Chamois Mits for washing
windows and cars. Were soc.
s sanette Junior SANITARY Gs sGc
bage Pals, white only. Were
Master Mast ssnettte Sanitary Gar ~
bage Pals, large size; blue
and white. Were IS. Now $2.96
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Linen Scarfs, Special, $1.25

80 Specially purchased fine quality
linen scarfs for tomorrows SELL
ing. Size 17x45: daintily trimmed
with 2-inch laces.
72x108 Embroidered Natural Linen
Tablecloth with II napkins. Was s6s.
wv 800
s2x108 Italian Linen TableclOth. cut
out work and hemstitching. Was Sis.
3'OS So'.oW
1890 HemStitched and Embroidersd
12x1oG Hemstitched and Embroidered
54x5l Hemstitched and Embroidered
Linen Tablecloth. Was $40. Now $18
SpiritO Lace Luncheon Set, ] runner
and IL place doilies Was $50. Now S6S
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Handkerchiefs Reduced

800 Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs, with colored initials. Not
all initials in lot, 1Sc each; white
with colored embroidery, 123c,
1Sc, CSC and SOC each.
100 Mems All-linen HandkeFchiefs, odd
initials $50 and soc each
HANDKERCHIEFS
AISLE 5, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

and Saturday take advantage
of Selling of China Glass and Housewares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Knitted Dresses, $9.75 We're $3.50


IS Raincoats in leatherette and jers
Notched collars. Belted models. Green
Misses Winter Dress Coats of broad
cloth and vona material. STRAIGHT
line and fare models. Nun and
spiral cuffs, large pouch and shawl
collars OF lapin, ringtail opossum,
caracuI and baby lynx. Sizes Il to is.
Navy. green and brown. Were $50 so
and $3.50. Nov. ,...$25
cloth. High fashions, with large
mum cuffs and half-shawl collars of
blended civet cat. Sizes IL and 18.
brown and navy. Were SOS.
NOW 49,. ;;;;...:' ..:.s::'' 'S4S'oV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Ripp1ette Bedspreads
I Soeria[ $1.65

Spec1dI, %J'00
Only 20 Of these spreads in tomor-
rows selling. Size 72x106: white,
with rose or orchid stripes.
5 AIl-Wool Plaid Blankets, size 72xe4.
Slightly SOILED. Were sl2.50. Now 80. %
2 white, AI-Wool Blankets: with red,
gold and black striped borders
SOILED. Were Sis. Now. -. S12.S0
l. Al-WecI Plain Green ,Bl3Slst' s size e
Z Tan Wool-mixed Blankets, dark
striped borders. Size 66x0o. Were
Wooi-mixed Blanket, size 7oxso. was
$3.50. Now ......''''''''''~O
BEDWEAR, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Linen Crash, 18c yard
Playing Cards. CSC Pack

Only a one-day offer. tomorrow,
these exceptionally low-priced lin
en-finish cards; with gilt and silver
edges. Choice of two modern
designs.
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Uniforms Reduced

RayOn Uniforms, in blue and orchid.
White organdy collar and cuffs. Were
3 white Rayon and white Poplin
Uniforms, straightline models; becom-
ing necklnes. Were IS and So.
RRIack silk Pcnin 'iJn;jiiiorm;:;.' S %;tS
DAINTY, white collar and cuffs. Were
70 suSenett;.. FIN. on;;i,tv cS Ss;SS
Uniforms, in black and green Oreandy
collar and cuffs. Were $3.50.
2 Black and Green silk MORE
Uniforms, net collar and cuffs Were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Books, 25c We're 75c TO 81

he Brshs Shawl" BY JGsegh H Meress
rally; The Ten n. cS Conn On 6y
Prezzolini; The Center Gate" by. Oc-
tavius Roy Cohen; ''Ninety-Three. by
Hamilton. Also a table Of childrens
10 -Four United States" by Arnold Ben
nett Were 50. Now .............. soc
THE Book STORE
AIsLES 1925 FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Dolls. Csc We're $3.50

IL little girl dolls.
Baby Dolls. Were $3.50. Now. .s2.ss
/ B BaSy Doll. Was Was $3.50. Nov: .sa:$S
! CoIered Baby IDoll; head slightly L
Hand Babe Dolls. Were $3.50.
stuf;ed DOGS, soiLED. were says
Larse Easter. Toys. az inches;
Small Easter Bunniss, IA inches
weFEs sm IS; s SHT SET. Of solid iss SS
! SKI Tent. Slightly DAMAGED: was
Pedal P Rsr. floor sample. was So. So
Pool Tables '3Sisxisii. were s4;es
0 HxiI-m.t.i sand Box. size jsisxSC. Was
PhonoSrsph; will play nursery and
dance size records. Was SIS SO. Now $40
9 Zulu Blow Guns. Were 81; Now. &c
q Assorted Games. Were $1.2S. Now 55c
Toys, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Luggage Greatly Reduced

J., 2 e Leather Suit Case. so, YES Is
is-inch Leather Suit Case. was
1s III Feather Suit Case. was 81 SIS s
fIoIis-ineh Leather Suit Case. Vas
isoineh he leather Fitted Case. Was
Was $3.50. Now: S45
green. Was $45. AS is. S32
Brush Set. Was SIS. Now. &11
! Brush Set, alligator. Was $3.50
i Collar Case. was $3.50. Now. SIS
Handkerchief Case, alligator. Was
$3.50. Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Imported Coffee Tables
and Vases Reduced
Scissor Sets. $2.75 We're $3.50

0G1S0O1 OCC09 C71 VTs0O
Scissor sets with red and blue
enamel handles.
Rose Leather frame, sx1o. Was 81.
2 Red and Gilt Metal Frames. 6xs:
j Git. silver and Black Metal Frame.
futuristc design. Was $2l. Now SIS
Scissor Sets. Were So. Now. "a
Ash Tray for card table. Was 81.
CUTLERY AND FRAMES
AISLE 6, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01

LEWIS. .cHRIsrrNI KNcAIp. On Tues
~ JpIE % l2so AZ "a Essen y an s:
dsnes q ssr sretssr' s Z x,zcaid i7sS
sss p n;.f. sa a o.s"sSd assaa..r5
L ,s5 !: h IpA n o9 pI SSE I 3. g.
he chapel a. oiensood ceretery' sstuT:
aa,; Aucust 2 A. pm Relatives and
July % Is5s; = bis TssiSsess; aszs .d -
Elizabeth p. Norris. nephew Of ssdie P.
GSo'T iunsfa hom nesting 500 T. rs ns
Services at St Psurs Episcopal Church
10 10 am. Intcr1snt At Arlinston National
Cemetery.
MURDOCH. SAMUEL E. The members of
VmW General Nielsen 4 Miles, Camp,
a n ed to assemble at The S. u.
Hines funeral parlors, 290l l4th
ct NV. Saturday. Ausu:t 2
1890. st 9:l5 Am. 10 attend the
- funeral of our .ste comfade
6, y; asoiIIfcUDDY' Senior Vice Com
munication q colum5is Ledge No r ?: r
A. a. M. wiz be held at I'm MASONIC ii, Tempe
services at the funeral Of our late orother'
SAMUEL ALF Fl MoF p4sffEERNAK. Master /
AApToHD; sTErHEsSS KEAR 1Gt,; On THU sT1
lsss ST rear ADM ASisirai Wiiiissi Rssfssd ~;
neral services in the chapel ct Oak Hll
s' e s' ssS ss. aHsqs; v.4 e SO
ROBINSON. rnASK LESLIE. Departed
~ ~. Dfs seIss ssa'y aies 3ss p
ssrrs or. .o1 i,Isef s., ssAN + ss sSI
several i0n nleess. a nephe% ana friends Re
mans Fes Il w,t.r th WSes ZIG. 4ts aS
nv" with r5.4., F iqs|c.s thence s cs 81 e
ssf1faaT. NI Ansast ": : q st. 20 pm: Tcrisnas
invited Intermcnt at Harmony Ce,re-
RS Ssls q soh Tassf Lodge G No. fnq
e. 3 sro W. are FR sssfsy n n0ss q Rf
Lodge .elSs' Home Friday .Ausust j; 1890.
nv, Saturday. August 2. at 23o PIT.
Foress Te@ nj No. and coiumoa Tenn
pie Hs ss ~ are jRy5tss Exalted Ruler
Attest: A. &. WILLIAMS, Sec.
RosENBERGERs, RITA N. On wednesd,ay;'
S SE 30 1879 Sscv.d aaasSter Of ESss
and anna 9ss SEE F..sTal f ssF
said at am. Relatives and friends n
f'C cn eHeI 2e. iEAs q ss s0 Ss awe ave-
funeral fu psro. fr III TiTry q Psassa
A nVsd Il eesss: anS
sKEEN. ELIZABETH FLATHER. On Thus Thurs,
Day July 81 Isso St I Pms .I ELIzAgg Es.n
and dansSte Tit Il Che late John and MsT:a
b s f s.atv a s ssso Ff:Gd, AHsgs :d at
rsL ,s sso 4 S.s.l 9 2sss Tsfn;Sa95 'H
6T1., son Tu # Gses easrss ae e
ne: father. Of Geraldine Fun. Tune.rsl
sSSs o SSsest n: :: .m and frG'
invitsd; Intcrment Arlington Natio.al
WELLS. JOHN ARTHUR. Suddenly. on
U UnSsf h.S Ssrs a. Ma sSO Jolly SsFHG
VIM. r SseSsf 9ssSf 81 M Il =: Gs sss
Upper Marlboro. Nd. $50 O'Clock Satur..
dsy mpr Ss.,. Aqsui Pleas. ot ow.s
WILLIAMS. JOHN. Suddenly. on Th1rsda2
T fs ss sSS devote: :. t ssob 5sss
ron OF James M. and Mary E; Jackson.
from Lonaxs chapel, 14oo : St. ny
Friends invited Interment family Iot'
Woodiawn Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, SIMON. On Thursday, July 81;
1890 At st. .Elizabeth's Hospital SIMON
WILLIAMS. beloved husband q the ,ate
San and brother in-law Of Mrs. Mary
Holmes. He also leaves a host OF 1rienos'
from the john T. Rhines funeral, chapel.
3rd and Eye SITS. s.w. Internlent Harmony
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Heel Department in the past "a hours:
Joseph H. and Matte M. Allen, boy
Robert and Susie 8. Mcmillan. boy.
Wslter H. and Ada M F1uharty boy.
Edward A. apd Olga G. Lloyd. boy.
Albert j. and Helen Ross. boy
Maurice and Elizabeth Thompson. boy
Earl E. and Emma Richardson. boy.
Thomas F. and Clara L. Schweinhaut boy
boy, 'O'''0'
James M. and Aileen Cox. boy
William T. and Mildred NJ Hawkins, girl
Ellis P: and Mollie Block. girl
James r. and Mary Frothineharn girl
William M. and Marjorie T. McGarveS,
Gardner w. and Lydia q. Rhod.riek. girl
Frances, O and Mary L. Neuiand, Girl
William l. and Hazel A. Reed jr. girl,
Henry E. b, and Virsinia Bolte, girl.
Luther and Ellen v. Garner, eirl.
Andrew M. and Clara l. Herd, Girl
Albert and Edith M. Talbot, boy.
CHARLES and Catherine Shorter. eirl
BENJAMIN F. and EVELYN Bomar, girl
Edward and Lula IiEgins, boy.
James G. and Ophelia D. Young, girl
Wilson and Annie Brown. boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
ONE G. U. PROFESSOR
I, GOING TO NEW POST
Rev. Hugo A. Gaynor, s. j., Leav
ing for Baltimore-Five New AS
signments Here Announced.

Faculty changes at Georgetown Uni
versity this year involve the transfer Of
one member OF the faculty and i've
new assignments in the College of Arts
and Sciences.
Rev. Hugo A. Gaynor. S. j., professor
of latin at the Hilltop for several years
and an alumnus of the college, has been
ordered transferred to Loyola College in
Baltimore. There are no changes this
year in administrative officers at
Georgetown.
Rev A. M. Tore, S. j., of Gonzaga
College, In this city. is one of the new
members of the Georgetown faculty.
He came to Gonzaga year ago from
California, and his new duties will be
as professor of philosophy. From the
Jesuit House of Studies at Woodstock
College five scholastics are coming to
Georgetown this year to teach. Prof.
P. j. Fitzgerald, 8. j., will become an
assistant in the astronomical observa-
tory and Prof. G. L. Coolahan will act
as assistant project of discipline. Other
new faculty members are Prof. j. j..
Molloy, s. j., who will be an assistant
in chemistry. and Prof c. w. Yates,
8. j., who will teach Latin.
At the Georgetown Preparatory
School, at Garrett Park, Md, 1t was
said there was only one change. Rev
Francis E. Garner will 60 to Baltimore
College, Maryland.
miles long to the rich coal district of
al NI1fo I1iyN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
MRS. SCRIPTS BRINGS
SUIT TO SUPREME COURT

BY the Associated Press.
A $6,ooo,o0o suit against the estate
Of the late Edward w. Scripps, news
paper publisher. was filed yesterday In
the Supreme Court BY the widow OF
James g. Scripps. the publishers son.
Il would have the court review deci-
sions of lower Federal Courts refusing
to entertain the claim. The suit was
based on an agreement between the
father and his two sons under which
they managed the newspaper properties
James G. Scripps managed them from
1908 until the Summer of 1920, when
he became i'll, dying in January, 1921 !:
His widow, as Administrative, contended
under the agreement she was entitled 70
receive one-half Of the actual increase
In the profits from the properties dur
ing her husbands management.
The Circuit Court Of Appeals held the
agreement did not have the enect OF
a binding contract and the eluer
scripps had reserved the right to change
the compensation at his pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
In Mrntnrfatit.

KARMEL, MARY. On SUNDAY. Ausust 3,
fs sso la ies M nnsiReA kEL ne viii take Place
81 Il IN. e District Of Coly55sia, , Lsase
Cemetery. relatives ana IrlenoS IN
TRAIL. JAMES n, In LOVING remembrance
Of our dear father and husband JAM
N TRAIL. who departed this life one .ear
ago to-day, Ausust !, 1873.
Dearest father. how we miss, you
Since from earth you passed Sw5-,
And our hearts are aching sorely
AS We think of you each da:-
But We know that you are happy
In ire mansions Of the best
Where there is no pain or sorrow,
HIS CHILDREN
Dear husband. could you speak to ms
And could you I've i've ss9 ann =. hs,Iea,
But this wish in vain.
In the grave arc. sofilg sIes7inT
Where ths flowers gently rae
Les the one love so dearly
ii MS lonely. silent grave.
Farewell, husband May your siumbsr
Rs A. gentle o. ~huF lore. 4.
And when God shfl cen me nome" ara
May meet Ills I DEVOTED af61TsEap wife. {.
TwIFoRD. LAURA. In Toying rsmsrT,ssrnanss
Tn9i Sf aIeo S' Her DAGUtdHTER, MAyME.
WASHINGTON. AIRY. In sad. Tsmsn1-
hraTcs of my dear husband, AIRY WASH
INGTON, who died four years aso. august
/, 1925.
You are zone. but not forsotten:
Fresh nv love will always be.
For as Ions rs therc IS memory
I will always think Of thee.
HIS LOVING WIFE, EMMA.