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February 22nd
Pan American Union

The Pan American Union is for
mulating a series Of programs in
which the representatives of the
three Americas will join in Bicen-
tennial tribute.
At II o'clock on the morning of
February %, according to present
plans, a special solemn session of
commemoration will be held in the
great Hall of the Americas, in the
Pan American Building, presided
over by the Secretary of State and
participated in by the diplomatic
representatives of North, Central
and South America, at which an
address on George Washington will
be delivered by the vice chairman
of the governing board, Senor Don
Orestes Ferrara, ambassador from
Cuba.
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Announcements
Lost and Found


BREAST PIN--Florentine breast pin, 3
bangles, diamond chips fed stone; bet
Mass. & Wyoming apt: reward NOT. O24S.
DOG-Mixed Police and Airedale: black
and brown: answers name Prince !"
Cottage CITY Md. Reward ITO Q N.
ENGLISH BULLDOG. answers TO name
PRINCE: white with brown spot On
right side. Reward If returned 2O4o New
ark st. N. w CLeve. 4762.
FOX HoUND-Black and tan, white
breast blaze face, scratches on head,
watery eyes. Reward. Adams 947e.
KEYS. ON ring. Finder return 1407
CorcOran st. N. w Wallace Kreeye. Rev.
OPERA GLASSES-In Diamond cab Feb.
o; reward. 723 Mass. Ave N. E. Phone
Veterans Bur, Be 555, E. McNaughton.
PEKINGEsE DOG-Light tan, strayed from
624 9th st S. W.. reward. MET. 1881.
THE two ladies' who called at 3315 11th
st. N. w. with glasses that were found,
kindly return same to 3455 HOlmead Pl
offered.
WATCH AND GOLD CHAIN-E1gin, on
14th st. car Thursday evening. Reward.
Phone Adams 6617-J.
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Deaths

BALLOU. JEAN. s.z.Passed away, sI on
JEAN $ BALLOU. the beloved infant
daughter of d. Forest and Emily Ballou,
Funeral @ % services from 1905 Holly Street
Northwest Interment will follow IN
Philadelphia. Pa. Services by W.. w.
Chambers Co
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ANTIQUES
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS

OLD VIRGINIA SHOP ANTIQUES
Edward C. Van DsVanter
I711 Eve 81 N W Dist ae6S
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CHERRY. MARY v;.aPassedi away on Fri
CHERRY. the beloved widow of Vtrglus ID.
l.. Cherry. She is survived by two loving
children one son. Clarence V. Cherry. ana
Remains resting at the w W. Chambers
Co funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
SITS W. until Sunday afternoon. Febrn,
ary u, 1882. at o'clock. lnterment Will
follow i'm Norfolk, Va.
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RIGS CLEANED AND STORED
Known for our superior work & low prices
LUWlN CO.. 1875 9TH ST N W NO. O16U
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Deaths

KNTCKERBOCKER. IRVING N.-Passed
=, away, suddenly; on Friiddayy 1e6Tl 1Fee65TTulssEEy lsEy
the beloved husband of Grace Knicker;
booker. Besides his wife. he is survived
by two children, one son, Dewitt Knicker-
booker, and one daughter, Hope Knlcker-
booker. Remains resting at the W. w
Chambers Co. funeral home, Fourteenth
and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Monday evening, February 15, 1882. at 1
o'clock, = from the W. w. Chambers Co
west RnTe a4VT C9an fnnd e' inVite
to attend.
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Announcements
Personals

DISEASE UNNECESSARY
No charge at Brierwood Health Home
unless patient is benefited. Fairfax 11F1J
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DEATHS

Sarah A. Diman. 80 years. 43S Irv-
ing st. N w.
Augustus r. Brown, IS years. Home
for -tged and 1nfirm.
Mary s. O'Laughlin, 81 years. 3744
Jenifer st. N. w.
Annie J.. Ritchie, II years. 3415
Woodley Rd. N. w.
silas w. Donaldson, 60 years. 1859
olivia D. ariffis. ss years. 1881
Morse ST. N. E.
Lille S. B. whispelI. 81 years. 40
N st. N. w.
Lena Klawans. 81 years. Gallinger
Hospital.
Fanny C. D. Hero, 50 years. 2sO4
Thirty-fourth st. N. w.
Legare H. b. Obear So years 1901
Sixteenth ST N. W.
Theodore a. Brown. SIS years. slbIcy
Memorial Hospital.
- Anna K. Kneipp, So years Garfield
Hospital.
TrutheI soper. 81 years. GalIinger
Hospital.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Herbert W. Summer, 80, and Helen
johnson, 81. The Rev. O }. Randall.
James BIedsoe. "a. and Christine
Rombe, 80. The Rev. w l.. Mayo.
Raymond Hammer, IL, and Blanche
II. Hail. ~. The Rev. +. ]. Hurney.
George K. Hastey. "a, and VioIette-
mae LaBarr, 81, Greensboro, N. C. The
Rev. y. o. Dletz.
Constantinos H. Vlachos 36. and
Bertha Foltz. ~. Winchester, Va. The
Rev. A. F. Poore.
p Il. Nelson Snouffler. jr., University
Park. Md, and Mary Ernestine Savaga,
"a, Rockville, Md The Rev. F. J.
Bohannon.
Mack Lawless. %. and Loudie Bran
ham. both of Amherst, Va. The Rev.
H. NJ. Hennfg
Norman c. Bergan. 25, and Margaret
E. Lilley, 81, both of Baltimore, Md.
The Rev. John Weidey.
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Florists
Funeral Directors

GUIDE BROS CO.. 1912 F st. NV
phone Nat 4278 Funeral designs
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Monday evening, FEBRUARY 10; 1857. at
funeral home. 14OO Chaplin Street North.
west. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend
PALMER. FREDERICK D.-Passed away
w on IN Friday, February 13, 1892, at George
Ray E! and Elizabeth NJ. Palmer Remains
resting at the W: w. Chambers Co. funeral
home, Fourteenth and Chaplin SITS. N; W.
Sunday afternoon. February IA, 1882, at
l :15 o'clock, from the w. w. Chambers
Co. funeral home. 14O0 Chaplin st. N. w.
Interment will follow in Marion Ind.
ROWE. FRENCH-Passed away on Thurs.
pS ROVE tRe Rt 5eoReS bs bSs
band of Carrie Rowe. Besides his wife,
Re s RESTING BY At the Wf
Co. funeral home. Fourteenth and Chapin
Streets Northwest;
Interment Pearisburg. Va.
SANFORD; CAPT, WILLIAM E., Retired.
Ssn4 SsanS .SG Rs: Sa:
second year. OF, his age. Besides his wife.
he is survived by three loving children,
one son. JULIAN D: Sanford, and two
Frederick Kingree.
:. Funeral services will be conducted on
% ociock fro@ his iate Residence tR 5536
Eleventh Street Northwest. Relatives and
1riHnds TiSi 4sa are invited to attend Intermsnt
SKINNER. JESSIE LEE-Passed away on
Friday morning. February IL, 1882,
sister of Clarence j. Holiday, of 20O4
Eye Street Northwest. Remains resting at
| the w. w. Chambers Co funeral home,
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral will be conducted on Monday
afternoon. February 15.- 1882. at 30
o'clock. from the W; W. Chambers co.
west. Services at . p. M. at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church Twenty-third Street near
Pennsylva ana Avenue Northwest. Inter-
| terry.
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Private Instruction
Employment
EmpIoyment Agency

CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY. DEC. 24I0,
1887 14th for help. any capacity.
COLORED janitor and wife: exper.: refs
J. s. Emp. Bur. 504 b st. N. W.
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MONUMENTS

All Monuments Reduced
BARRE GRANITE
JAMES r. DURITY
900 Bladensburg Rd. OPP Sears. Roebuck
Do Not Purchase a Monument From
Ph0t0gra phs
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DEAMISsie r,iary IL "i95s' % at Georgetown GniyeT-
sity Hospital. WILLIAM o. -DEAKINS,
the beloved brother Of James 81 L. peakips. br. ms
| funeral home, 14OO Chaplin Street North.
west, on Monday, February 15; 1892, at
| 2 o'clock p. nj. 1nterment Eldbro0ke M
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HoNEY---6.LB TIN. PURE. 90c delivered.
WEST O654 BY 10 a. M. 1865 31et St. NV.
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]. A. OWENS is here; meet him at Union
Station Depot today, from 8 to 10 p. M,
because cannot locate you (brother
Charlie Owens)
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Wedding Announcements
RIRTHS

a HR SERVICE. special prices Good
harfs 1914 a n W MAJ a172
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GRADY. MARGARET-Passed away, on
Thursday. Febraury II. 1882. MAR:
GARET GRADY. the beloved wife OF
George Grady. Remains resting at the W W.
and Chaplin SITS. N. W.: e.,
Funeral SERVICES will be held sEas on u s1tgr1 .o
O'clock from the W. w: Chambers Co
funeral home GHt.d ana 10 Snspn steDd In
terment will follow in Mount olEet Gene
terry
HANSLEY. ROsE-Departed, this life on n
Thursday, February IL. 1882, ROSE
HANSLEY the devoted wife of Charles
Hansley. She leaves to mourn her .;i1e de-
and mother. Daisy sommerville; two sis
ters. Emiline Sommervile and Josephine
SOmmerviile. Remains resting at the w.
Ernest Ernest jarvis funeral church, 1892 You
Street Northwest. until Saturday evening, ehrs
after at her late residence. 800 L Street
Funeral services will be conducted on
Monday morning February 15. ,1932: a. 81
o o'clock. from St. Vincent de Paui
| Church
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5TEREoPTICoN LECTURES. readings
given to s.. s.. churches clubs. family
and other gatherings. Georgia 1463.W.
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THURSDAY February II :, 1882. at his
LATE refdsPfs 9os Ea Grau AcoB AysBue RICE f
FAITNCE. the beloved husband OF. Mary
NJ Fapnce Besides his wife IOn. he is RST. s1T.
mond T FauHce and Jacob D. Faunce, of
Washington. D. C.. and one daughter, Mrs.
Charles F. Edwards. Of Cedar RAPIDS,
Iowa. and one sister Mss Elizabeth A.
Funeral services will be held on SaturS;
day afternoon February 13 1882. at
Gfrauit Avenue Virginia Highlands Va
Relatives and friends are invited to attend;
Interment will follow in Congressiona'
Cam
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CONFECTTONERS

VERSIS FOOD SPECIALITY co.
Mtgs. of G-Ihey- r -(iood
Peanut Butter Sandwiches n Potato Cnips
Distributors OF Majestic MayonuaisO
and other Products
4OS 7th st. Q. W.. MAJ. S4SO
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WATCH AND GOLD CHAIN-Elgin, on
14th st. car. Thursday evening. Reward.
Phone ADamS 6617-J.
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BROKERS
CARPENTERS
CLEANERS AND DYERS

DE LUXE NEW METHOD CLEANERS
Work Called for ana Delivered
One DAY Service
1921 Wis Ave " W West A6PO
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Business Service
Auto Repairing

A. &. AUTO SERVICE
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS
3lO 14th St & e. Ii OS11
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TOP. BODY AND GLASS WORK
Rear 1926 Vermont Ave. N. W. NOT. 9O0s
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
basement of the Presbyterian church
Thursday, July 7.
MRS. RUSSELL, MILLER, Acting Sec'y,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

Miss Ruth Young, who has been at
tending business college in Spokane
since Christmas, is expected to arrive
in White Bluffs Saturday with a party
of friends. and will spend part of
her summers vacation at the Young
ranch in the Terrace Point neighbor-
hood.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

X. A. House drove down to Walla
Walla Wednesday evening to meet his
mother, Mrs. D. House, and his sister,
Miss Rosana House, of Moscow, Idaho,
who were on their way to spend two
weeks as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. House
here.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30
PROPERTY EXCHANGE: Furnished

FFSOPFifTI7 EACfANGE. FURNISHED
rooming and boarding house, in Seat
tie, First Hill on Broadway, II rooms,
3 baths, showers, steam heat. Has re-
Gently been painted and rooted Lot
64x120 #. Garage Would like to ex-
change for large, we'll improved ranch
free from all encumbrance. Everything
must go with the place. I will be in
White Bluffs July Bird. Leave word at
Spokesman office. o. Alvin. 1tp3O
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

Mrs. E. M. Remlinger, Miss Jane
Remlinger and Miss Gertrude Upton
were shopping visitors in Kennewick
and Pasco for few hours Wednesday.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

1
on his regular trip from Othello Mon
day by Mrs. Guernsey.
Mrs. E. NJ Remlinger, Miss Jane
Remlinger and Miss Gertrude Upton
were shopping visitors in Kennewick
and Pasco for a few hours Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Young, who has been at
| tending business college in Spokane
since Christmas, is expected to arrive
in White Bluffs Saturday with party
of friends, and will spend a part of
her summers vacation at the Young
ranch in the Terrace Point neighbor-
hood.
X. A. House drove down to Walla
Walla Wednesday evening to meet his
mother, Mrs. D. House, and his sister,
Miss Rosara House, of Moscow, Idaho,
who were on their way to spend two
weeks as guests of Mr.. and Mrs House
here.
Superintendent G. M. Nelson, who
since the close of school has been in
Seattle, returned to the valley for a
day or two this week on matters con-
nected with his school work He reports
that Mrs. Nelson, who has been SER
iously i'll since being in Seattle is now
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Gibbins drove to
, Kennewck Wednesday evening, accom-
panied by Jesse Long, brother law
of Mrs Gibbins, who was returning
to Portland after having been a guest
at the Gibbins home since the pre-
ceding evening.
Fred Rea of Seattle, who was in the
valley this week looking after his fruit
interests, has asked the Spokesman to
urge growers here not to send him
fruit or produce by express in less than
100 pound lots, as the express charges
OH smaller lots makes it Improbable
, for the grower.
Cards We're received this week by
friends of the bride in White Bluffs,
announcing the marriage OF Miss Olga
Strom and Mr.. Thomas T.. Veale, Jr.,
at EnumclaW, Washington, Sunday,
= .nnel2. They will be at home after
! July LIST, at their home at 1906 La
;. l'ramboise St., in Enumclaw Mrs Veale
q was a teacher in the White Bluffs
grade school for two years and has
, many friends here who wish her q
a happy married life.
= Jennie BuSs young daughter of MI
!, and Mrs. Balster Buss, was operated
- on Tuesday morning in st. Elizabeth's
o hospital In Yakima, for the removal
of her appendix She had been ill fol
@ several days but her condition was
9 not recognized as being serious until
! Monday, when she was taken to Yaki-
y ma by her mother and her brother
Carl Buss. After the operation Mrs
Buss and her son returned home but
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Buchanan, who
: also accompanied them to the hospital
k remained in Yakima at the home of
. relatives in order to be near the con-
9 valeScent until she is able to be brought
RI home.
a The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
g basement of the Presbyterian church
Thursday, July 7.
e MRS. RUSSELL MILLER, Acting Sec'y
u ~o~o-oooo~>ooo-ooc~o- o~~-oo-~ooooo->~~
j NOTICE TO TELEPHONE PATRONS
Due to the present train schedule
e we will make no charge OH after hou
s calls Zip until $50 o. M, from july
d LIST to October lst
II Columbia River Telephone Co,
--~~~oo~o-o-~o~~
l.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30
Want Ads

FOR SALE-High grade fresh Jersey
heifer and her calf. $4,000 cash. Phone
01O5. 1tc3O
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

FOR SAL E-Rhode Island Red
Chickens frying size. Mrs. d. j. Burch
phone OAK. 2tc23
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30
NOTICE TO TELEPHONE PATRONS

Due to the present train schedule,
we will make no charge OH after hour
calls Zip until $50 p. m, from July
LIST to October LIST.
Columbia River Telephone Co.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

Caponize your cockerels for profit.
Will call and do your work; reason
able charge. f. M. Knudson, or phone
242. 4tc9
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30
TRY the Drug Store First

Get Your FIRE CRACKERS early
Don't wait until they are all gone
Pebbles from Rock Candy Mountain,
lOc bag; Visors Csc; Visor Caps, 35c
WHITE BLUFFS DRUG COMPANY
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30
Around And About White Bluffs

DR.. j. E. Guernsey was accompanied
on his regular trip from Othello Mon
day by Mrs. Guernsey
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-30

SPECIAL FOR THE FOURTH
Leghorn Fryers, four for $l00. Aver
age weight, az pounds. Sunnybank
Ranch, F.. e. Taylor.
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Animal diseases cost farmers of Eng
land $100,000,000 last year.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. APRIL s. 1sa2-PART

Of George Washington. Maj. Gen.
Amos A. Fries will speak on Wash
ington's Genius as a Military Leader" 4"
Due to the society having been or
ganized in April and since five of the
major wars in which the United States
has engaged began in that month. the
society also will observe Founders day
and Army day at the meeting.
National Heads Invited.
The National Society of the Sons
of the American Revolution will be
represented at the meeting by its
president, Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel
and other national officers. Officers of
other patriotic societies have been in
vited to attend and deliver addresses.
A portion of the program will be de-
voted to honoring members of the So
ciety who have belonged more than 80
years. They are DR.. D. K. Shute, DR..
Samuel E Watkins, Charles Merrilatt,
William A. Miller, John S. Barker,
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planted in the same park next Satur-
day, with a delegation from the West
Virginia Society of the District of Co
lumbia participating in the ceremony.
The young tree, cultivated in the
Virginia nurseries Of Meredith Capper,
tree expert Of Washington. will be
planted as a part of the George Wash
ington Bicentennial celebration.
The State Park, which fronts on
Washington avenue Of the town of
Bath (now known as Berkeley Springs
was established by an official act of the
first General Assembly of Virginia in
1776. Washington was frequent vis-
itor to Bath from the time he was Is
years old.
After the tree planting ceremony, the
delegation will be taken on a tour of
the town, including visit to the site
purchased by Washington in 1776, on
which he later erected q Summer home
for his family.
Saturday evening the delegation will
be served plantation supper at the
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Marriage Licenses.

On Henry 2. Thomas, S2 and Emma Carte,
Lonnie C. Merritt, ~. and Lid. n
ceef a. ii Daey, EsH s ana AdOeeTnsthy e4seah
R6tb hqWin 7 F3n,S F. Gary; q, Buffalo, N. Y, and
"a Allen Gage, IS, and Elizabeth Brook, n.
HeY; w; a. l. Martin. 80
5s:F,I. Easter NJ Ward, s. is1 Re1 M HAMPTON bs a4e e
Rqssell o. Banks, 25 Arcola. U, and
E f1a'Ee Wa "a; Payne ls' Herndon, Va; Rev,
viEs,gfd EdEard B Turner, Al, Elmont. Va, and
Ergnlnla = ndni Z. Mills %, Ashland. Va; Rev H
Luther O., Hooker. 81, and Ann. NJ
ReW GERMAN; 70 both Of Phiiadelphia, Pa;
Rev. Isaac Wright A''io FehhS' ~
,.;t ;Sohn W Dewdney 81, and Thelma Bar.
''LuS, u,. 40. meV, q. D. Sampson
=, homer W. Fortney, %. this city. and Elsie
=. conner ls, Herndon. va; Rev. Thomas
Roger z. Lewis. 80 and Doris M. McKen.
1f' "a Eev: r. z. Boyd
rev. J. s. Carroll ~
Canada had fewer commercial failure:
N 1881 than in 1880.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Canada had fewer commercial failure.
IN 1881 than in 1880
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ECONOMICS ACADEMY
MEETINGS TO BEGIN
L rec University Presidents
Among Patrons on Wednes-
day Night Program.

Presidents Of three universities the
chancellor OF a fourth, DR.. Leo s,
rowe, director general Of the PAN
AIner1can Union, and William J. Cooper
commissioner Of education. viii be
among the prominent men who will ACT
aS patrons at the inaugural meeting
Gue academy OF World Economics
wednesday night at the Brookines
Institution o'NiAAss
The university officials include DR.
francis P. Gaines, president of wash
1nigCon and Lee; Mgr. James Hugh
Syan' president of Catholic University.
rev. Coleman Nevils, president ot
GGeorgeVoWn University, and Lucius c
yersity. '- .o'-'i Jill
A reception in honor Of prominent
guests will follow the program, which
Is 70 deal with world economic prob
lens and policies. F-00
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WASHINGTON ELM
T0LNE ON IN SCION
Tree Planted by General al
Berkeley Springs to Be
Perpetuated in Offshoot.

A scion Of a giant American elm
planted century and half ago by
George Washington in the State Park
at Berkeley Springs, w. Va. will be
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Capt. A. J. Gore. Capt. Robert r. Ben
nett and John !. Brown.

Capt. A. J. Gore. Capt. Robert r. Ben
nett and John I. Brown.
Official guests in connection with the
Army day part of the program will
have an escort composed of the follow
ing: Col. Alonzo Gray, chairman; Col.
James S. Easily Smith, vice chairman;
Col. Clifford C. Early. Lieut.. Col. Alex
ander r. Cooper, Lieut.. Col. L. c.
Lucas, Lieut.. Col. H B. Robinson, Mai.
Harry A. Davis, Maj Overton c. Lux
ford, Mai. A. M. Holcombe, Maj. John
Seward, Maj. r. w. Chaffe, Maj. c. E.
Emig, Maj. Thomas j. Frailey, Maj. V.
Q. Barnard, Maj. Henry c. H. Stewart,
and assistant to the chairman, Lieut..
Robert B. Curtiss.
Dancing to Follow.
Miss Mathilde w. Kolb will sing at
the meeting. Gen Fries will be intro
ouced by Justice Van Orsdel. Refresh
ments will be served and dancing will
follow the regular session.
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5. A. R. WILL HEAR
FRIES At SESSION
Army Man to Pay Tribute
to Washington Here
April IS.

The District of Columbia Society Of
the Sons of the American Revolution
will hold its Spring meeting April IS
at pm. in the Mayfower Hotel in
honor of. the Bicentennial Of the birth
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CLUB TO GIVE COMEDY
st. Stephens Drama Groups Play
Opens This Afternoon.

The st. Stephens Dramatic Club will
present Leave 1t to Me-" farce COM
edy by Angela Keir, directed by the
author, this afternoon at o'clock and
Monday and Tuesday evenings at 8:15
o'clock. The production will take place
at st. Stephens Auditorium, Twenty
fourth and K streets.
The cast of Leave 1t to Me" includes
Paul Murphy, Gladine Wade, Violet
Wachter, John Flanagan, Frank E. Har-
rington, jr.; Felice Lloyd, Bernard Fol-
lard, Grace Sprucebank Joseph STAN
ton, Eddie Chaput and Charles Parrott
Animal diseases cost farmers of Eng
Evening star., 1932-04-03

old stone castle on Warm Springs
Ridge, followed by country dance TO
the strains Of old colonial airs.
On the return trip Sunday, q stop
will be made at Charles Town, w. va,
laid out and named for a brother of
George Washington and where his
home and that of the brother still
stand.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

Children leaving British schools this
year average higher in physical con.
dition than those 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1932-04-03

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Evening star., 1932-04-03
This $4,000 TwO-Piece Tapestry Suite

Lounge style 7vith straightnc effect loose, re7crS
bic cushions atractioe cared feet co7ered in high
grade tapestry strongly reinforced.
Evening star., 1932-06-01

Elizabeth Steps Out"
Starts at the National Monday.
"ELIzABETH Steps Out" the new
- attraction which will open its
week Monday evening at the National
Tneater, ran for a whole season in New