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NORTHWEsJ

NORTHWEST.
iiss i4th ss.~Martys cigar and Magazine.
lsssSS ana ana Su; :, stsKs1ns5s q sr:e{ Pharmacy
Ssia izth s.-collidoSsr Art l. Gift Co.
4401 18th st.-Bronaugh's Pharmacy.
nth and Park road-Armstrong's Pharmacy.
18th 81. and Colorado ave.-o'Donnelrs
saSs EoSSa; mi Pleasant Flea. It,, st.-MOuns Pleasant
sSss 6sIifoEnis ss;.colodnS' ' srossSsr..
WsrSmavn Park Pharmaey: ,A
Isl ana K st stsGDuneans @tD'sAH Pharmacy. s@a'''
mn and K sts.-dOldenberss itime clerks
5..SS and Q sss.7-1ancOln DRUG stogs:
9th and q sts.-M, H. Hunton's Pharmacy
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
ssI ssssIIs Tp:hur ,,.Iop:s.,J s..,MIoppss,s Pas5mssy
ga: ave. and Kennedy st.-Lampkins Phar-
as9l sherman ave.-!snerman Ave. Pharmacy.
1905 Mass ave.~Dupont ph Pharmacy. Ts
18TH and Fla; ave-BernsteIn's Drug Store.
North capitOf St. st. ana s X Te'sKh T. aVe-part.r,
2sth and Pa. ave.-coiumbia Drug Store
50i7 Conn. ave.-aiasers Community Drug
Store
Wisconsin ave. and Macomo st-Harry c.
42sl Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros Phar-
Takoma Park. $50 Cedar st-Mattingly
Bros. Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN.
ssiI y st-Moskesp'iss MkpisfH Phar@sey. n19s fhAfmae''
4O7Z wisconsin ave.-Haney's
e5th and o sts.-Suear's Drug Store.
NORTHEAST.
MUo Mass. aVe,-CapitOl Towers Pharmacy
zth 4h and md Z Cap s&ts;wPaqIs & Drgg Store.
so4 Il stadsrrens dG.wfSns Music Rcut store' Srere
W. I'm ,na n9d M Md. aveILI,ckest's Pharmacy.
North an caPto 5 snd lSFsffy Pharmacy
10th and r. I. aye.-Collins' Pharmacy.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy, Brook
sth and r. L ave.-JOhn G. BirEs' Phar-
chesapeake Junction. D. c.-wishts phar-
SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and Va. aye-Herbert's Pharmacy.
SIS 41a st-Harris' Drug Store.
IA and sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
sth and Eye sts-F P, weliers Is Phsrmsey. asUls
i4 Nchos is awe pfafsRsi7 Drug
sssh and East Capitol sts.-1Incoln Park
e2o4 Minnesota ave.-sloans Drug Store.
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Obebe and the witch doctor had argued about it
now for many moons without convincing one an
other. That why Miranda, the Spaniard, was
kept from the flesh pots He was chained in a
filthy enclosure not far from the chiefs hut. An
iron slave collar about his neck prevented his es-
cape Like dog in a kennel, he gnawed the bones
thrown to him or basked in the sun. His wretched
lie this last year had made him half crazy, though
his powerful figure still resembled TarZan's.
Evening star., 1932-03-28

Once this man had been a member of desperate
gang of London crooks whose rngleader was
woman called Flora Hawkes.. She had stolen maps
from Tarzans English home. BY means of these
she had sought to find the riches of the jewel
mines of Opar. Aided by the Spanard, who looked
like Tarzans twin brother, her clever plan almost
succeeded. TarEan however, foled them and only
Miranda the Spaniard, escaped. He had fed
through the jungle, TO be finally captured by Obebes
cannibals
Evening star., 1932-03-28

In remote part Of jungle Africa, fierce tribe
of cannibals were much excited and disturbed.
Obebe, their chief believed he had captured his
old enemy Tarzan of the Apes. He wanted to boil
the prisoner alive. But the witch doctor had
aroused the superstitious fears of the natives He
insisted that the giant white captive really the
River Devil masquerading Tarzan Therefore
they must not harm him or dire disaster would fall
upon the village.
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MAN WANTED,

Large corporation which has maintained
efhces in Washington for 10 years and has
q well established local business desires the
Seryices OF a wide-awake, energetic Wash
Engton man to act as local representative
Nhis Is an opportunity for the Tight man
10 establish himself in a permenent business
$agVies Address Box SPAR, Star once.
Evening star., 1932-03-28
Observation-Disclosures.

CHRIST CHILD RUMMAGE
sale, PIG 5th st. ne, from March
q to April 2. Antiques.
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Here, because of the dispute that arose as to what
he really was, his life spared and he seemed
destined to end his days with the fnan-eaters. He
had two diversions. One was secretly believing he
was Tarzan, whom he had impersonated 80 long,
The other consisted in gloating bag Of dia-
monds. These were the same precious jewels given
to the Rpe-man in the Valley OF the Palace Of Dia-
monds by the strange old man. after Tsrzan had
saved him from the hideous Bolgani.
Evening star., 1932-03-28

PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks, Used cars and
sons sons Auto All T sxcSsna., ea 10 rs oSs ave.
s53-s5s Fla ave. NV. North ie403.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
hs possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
IN care of The Star will be de-
tivered to advertisers on pres
Entation of the box number
ficket.
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BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK.
PHONE MET. 8817,
THE LINCOLN co.
and get the best results Furniture, an
tiques, china, bric-a-brac and ONCE furniture.
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BUICK ls2e-7-PAss. SEDAN; 90-h.p. en-
gine; perfect condition: owner leaving town;
pm Dupont Garage. 2o20 NJ st. NV.
CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1884
serviceable little car. in good condition;
only s45; Open evening and Sunday.
Loefier Motor Co., Ford dealers, ais Pa.
CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER, 1925; good
top and paint, tires like new; reconditioned
and will give many miles of service; little
dandy; only Sl29; easy terms. Triangle Mo-
tor Co., New York ave. NV.
CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. 1850
fsadeps F1be sb DsS sss hsn %ae ns nbee Ts
quiet and powerful; fine. tires; perfect top
and upholstery A real buy at $sl2.50
Small down payment, bal. IL mos. Your
car in trade. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave
CHEVROLET COACH. 1880; black finish like
new, tires almost new, upholstery spotless;
cial, s3lo; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co,
New York ave. NV.
CHRYSLER COUPE. with rumble seat; low
mileage: beautiful blue finish: cost sl.100;
Cherner Ford dealers, 1871 You st. NV.
CHRYsLER 4-pooR SEDAN. 1923; 5-pass-
enger, model S.; six wire wheels, two spares
mounted forward; trunk rack on rear; $3.50.
Warfield Motor Co.. 3l1o Conn. ave. NV.
DECATUR 3ll0. Open evenings.
CORD coNvERTIRLE SEDAN, 1880: small
81 sw PESs See os .Ss sSsa :: 81. ya;sa
six VIE wheeis. besutifui blue blue fnish; % eseei- @
lent condition throughout; at only $500 we
believe this to N real bargain; terms. Po-
hanka Service. f26 2oib st. NV. North os47.
Evening star., 1932-03-28
SAT,ESMTN WANTED
Statesmen.

Wanted 100 picked statesmen with cars
Do join one of the fastest growing organiza-
kions in the city. This organization isn't
hew, II thoroughly understands its business.
knd Is offering real opportunity for real
hen. Call after 1890 am. 312-3l3 Bond
bldg ask for Mr. Wrenn.
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MEN WANTED.

REGARDLESS of what you have been doing
Dr how hard times have been, am in q po
kition to offer you good money. IF you have
b car. can take orders and keep yourself
heat. See me at once. -
HAYES. 734 9th st. NV. %.
RFAL ESTATE SALESMEN-I desire two
men for my sales organization; more pros
poets are being obtained than my present
force can serve; up-to-date listings and full
est once cooperation assured; only men OF
excellent reputation and proven ability need
apply; interview by appointment only.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
IIninn Trust BLDG Nat R7QQ
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Observation-Disclosures


ACCORDION, new. in case, with course pri-
Homer L. Kit Co. 1880 @ st. NV.
ACCORDION, piano accordion. Soprani, 120.
bass. PRACTICALLY new; sell reasonable. Call
Lincoln 6588-J.
AEROPLANE. longwing, Eagle Rock, three
place; licensed and recovered less than q
year ago, with rebuilt Ox-5; cheap for
cash or terms. National 5557, MT.
Mcknight.
ANTIQUE AND VICTORIAN chairs, So and
81 each; Victorian sofas, Sl2 each rockers,
SO; armchairs. sl2. gas 10th St NV. 2.
ANTIQUE DESK, chest of drawers, Oriental
rugs, vanity, wardrobe, secretary, whatnot.
BATH OUTFITS prick and building mate
for your entire needs Of used material; cas-
lily seen. easily selected. We have large
5xs. axs axlo. axi5. m ANY LENaTH5..
sh1eathihngi shea fo9rins; windows doors, sash,
heating materials, IN excellent condition.
All used material is arranged for convenient
selection. Visit our yards for the greatest
HEoHiSaER- d- co, ,,HHSJsE%SRFoEiNa H. DEPT.
R3sRsSS0ess RfsRt%o0d3ssas and Ga Ass sts. NV NV
BED ROOM SUITE, beautiful high-grade
walnut. de luxe springs, new inner spring
mattress, beautiful mahog dining room
chairs. fne rugs. Adams 1858.
BICYCLES Rollfast and other high-grade
wheels, Hazleton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Billiard IL;IAl M AND POCKET TABLES. an sizes;
soSns % s suppis Co., sb oh SGnR na sr pst a7if
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COW MANURE, BEST FOR YOUR SHRUBS
and lawn; 81 per l00-lb. sacks IS for 6
sacks, delivered; also garden dirt. Phone
Cleveland l215-J. Write Glenhurst Dairy,
Bethesda. Nj.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL, PURE COW MANURE,
delivered in loads or bags on premises. Wis.
Abs. So
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II you have q car, can sell anything at all
and are not making 500 a week. it is
| your own fault; come in and let US prove 1t
| to you. Suite 92l Tower Building.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
,ITAR AMTEEI

HEATING AND PLUMBING. new and repair
Ing; oil burners included; reasonable terms.
227 9Th st. ne Lin. 0272.
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HELP--MEN.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

HELP-MEN AND WUMEN.
GREGG TEACHER Immediately. State age.
education and experience II any. All replies
confidential Address Box 295-R, Star ONCE
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, experienced for
Photographic studio. Address Box l67-D,
Star office.
Evening star., 1932-03-28

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

RUPHERs EXCHANGE has Al cooks, maids. d
vestiEated. Decatur 1851. 1887 1lth nv.
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FRANKLIN SEDAN. 1s2s-3o, model 1876; this
car is perfect in every detail this model car
has been selling Tor over 81 100; we have
reduced just chis one to the bargain price
of Ss95; it carries our regular 90-day guar
antee; small down payment and balance
monthly Callan Motors. Franklin distribu-
tors. 1927 and 1929 NJ st. NV. North 2604.
Evening star., 1932-03-28

OGDEN BOXES, all sizes, in any guam.
ty, new and old ones also egE crates. Can
in. $40. Can see them at 1863 Half st, sc.
Evening star., 1932-03-28

SALESMEN-We have openings on our sales
force for two capable, experienced, sutomo-
bile salesmen to sell the new Dodge Skies
and Fights and Plymouth motor cars. Lib
eral proposition to men who can produce
See Mr. Peake between and II am at
Semmes Motor Co., 1914 New Hampshire
ave, NV. 28"
Evening star., 1932-03-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued

CASH REGISTERS. snow cases, wall cases,
counters. shelving, chairs. tables, scales. iron
safes, coffee urns, steam tables, soda foun-
tains, electric grinders. mixers, refrigerators.
partitions, store equipment and fixtures Of
every description. Edgar Baum. Inc, 9l4
Evening star., 1932-07-10

ficers: william H Kimmel. presi-
dent; E. J. Newccmb, vice president:
M. Pines. secretary. and h Wander
wort, James K. Morton, Samuel Banks
George F. Sellers, A. H. Woody and
Dent Freeman.
Syracusians Lodge received the fol-
lowing applications for membership:
George w. Hanley. James E. Triplett,
Thomas H. Crib, Edward Bowman,
E. E. Arnett. H. w. Beach. P. S. Pan
holzer, r. G. Cook, jr.; Edward Jarboe
w. H. Gill, David Bloom. H. j. Mayes,
W. Thomas, E. r. Parsons and j.
Puf1ngberger. James H. Rowe was
elected to membership = transfer
from Amaranth Lodge.
The pilgrimage to Braddock Heights
July Fourth resulted in the initiation
of more than 300 candidates in the
page rank. Supreme Vice Chancellor
Edward Dunn was the speaker of the
evening.
The members Of the dramatic team
of Syracusians Lodge met at the home
of Knight johnson. Refreshments
were served.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
TAX TOTAL DROPS
SLIGHTLY IN YEAR
Decrease of Only S39, 1872
Regarded as Sign of Good
Conditions.

The Districts fiscal year closed with
tax collections $39,1821S below those
in the 1881 fiscal year, according to
figures compiled yesterday by Chatham
Towers, collector Of taxes. In 1881
the collections were S35, 1892, $1,000 and
IN 1882 the total was $35 1853. .64786.
Check Is Included.
The books show the collections in
creased se60,81782, but this is by
reason OF the erroneous inclusion of a
check for S1,000,000 as a receipt in
stead of a disbursement. This check,
paid by the District to the Federal
Treasury, June 80, under the terms of
the Cramton act, was in the form of
draft on the District of Columbia to
the collector CT taxes Of the District,
instead of to the United States Treas
ury, and the collector was compelled
to account for it as a collection.
Leaving the paper profit out of con-
Eideration, the decrease of approximate
ly one-tenth of l per cent in the col
lections is regarded as a sign of rather
healthy financial conditions The sale
of tax titles on unpaid real estate tax
bills this year fell quarter of mil
1ion dollars below the 1881 sale, but
many of the other items of collection
showed increases.
Real Estate Total Falls.
Real estate taxes decreased from
$40, $50, ,39425 to $50 0238 000.22 tangible
personality and public utilities decreased
from $3,512.440.26 to S3,444,79318; in
tangible personal tax decreased from
So, 2,66l ,069 to $2,283, ,599.45; personal tax
on automobiles increased from S440,-
1906 to s483. .65722, and gasoline tax
collections increased from $1,648, ,264.98
to 81 1892, ,777.35.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
VACATION SCHOOL HEADS
SELECTED AT ROCKVILLE
Glasses Will Be Sponsored by
Churches and Will Convene
From July Is to 80.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, July 9.-At a
meeting in the Methodist Church here,
heads Of the various departments were
selected and other plans formulated for
the annual daily vacation Bible school
of the Baptist, Christian, Methodist and
Presbyterian churches of Rockville, to
be held in the high school building
July 1890.
Mrs Thomas T. Barnsley is chair
man Of the General Committee of Ar
rangements, the other members being
Miss Beulah A. Dove, Rev. Bertram M.
Osgood, Rev. j. Lloyd Black, Rev.
Frank A. Tyler and Rev. Henry K.
Pasma, and those placed in charge OF
the different departments are: Pri-
mary. Miss Lena Ricketts,; Junior, Miss
Beulah A. Dove; kindergarten, Mrs.
William H. Carter, Miss Evelyn Pepper;
recreation, Miss Julia Montgomery;
music, Mrs. Frank Higgins; girls sew
ing class, Mrs. Millard Belt; boys
handiwork, which will include making
airplanes, Alnus Speare, Richard
Waters and Julian Hoskinson.
1t it announced that tableau
will be feature of the closing exer-
cises. the costuming for which will be
looked after bv Mrs. Edwin w. Broome,
Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Russell Karn
and Mrs Cockburn.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
VETERANS CONDITION
SERIOUS FROM CUT
Glen Echo Man Is Found in Bath
Room by Wife and Rushed
to Hospital.
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.


GLEN ECHO, Nd. July 9.-Fred J.
Bolduc, 62-year-old World War veteran,
continued in a serious condition today
at Georgetown University Hospital in
Washington, where he is suffering from
q severe laceration of the throat re-
ceived while shaving at his home here
yesterday afternoon.
Bolduc was found lying in a dazen
condition on the bath room floor with
blood flowing from cut running almost
the entire width of his neck when his
wife, Mrs. Eugene Bolduc, became
alarmed at his prolonged stay and went
into the room to investigate.
Mrs. Boldus notified Montgomery
County police and the man was re-
moved to the hospital by the Bethesda
Fire Rescue Squad.
Bolduc, who is employed as watch
man at the railroad bridge across the
Potomac River at Washington, had been
in a highly nervous condition for two
weeks, his wife told police. He was a
retired soldier and was gassed while
overseas, she said.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
to the game. They will also give q

to the game. They will also give q
concert.
George W. Rivers was crowned q
Knight in the Order Of Zero last We'd
nesday. The next session Of the lodge
will be held July 20, at pm.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
The Board of Directors will have a
picnic luncheon at Hains Point tomor-
row and later have a business session.
The Westway Club meets in the club
room Monday evening to complete plans
for entertaining the Supreme secretary,
Miss Frances D. Partridge, July Is.
Brightwood Review meets in McFar
lane School Monday evening.
Columbia Review will meet in the
club room Tuesday evening.
Washington Review will hold busi-
ness session in the club room Friday
evening.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Iiamson. worthy master for this dis

hanson, worthy master for this dis
trict.
1t is the intention of the Fourth De-
gree to raise funds to install electrlc
lights in the home Of the Little SISTERS.
Because of the convention OF the
Supreme Body of the Knights OF CO.
lumbus in this city in August, the as
sembly will continue It's activities our
ing the Summer months. The mem-
bership will be present in full UNIFORM
at the unveiling of the memorial 10
the late James Cardinal Gibbons
erected by the Knights of Columbus,
and also will take part in many OF the
functions of the order during the con-
vention.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Great Chief of Records Walter M.
Alexander announces the eighty-f1tth
Great Council of the United States
session will be held in Asheville, N. G.,
September II.
Sioux Tribe has elected the following
officers Sachem. Abram Schrot; senior
sycamore. Paul Sherbow; junior saga
more, Ralph Pines, and prophet,
Jacque Heidenheimer. Great Senior
Sycamore Harry ]. Thompson will raise
and install said officers July IA.
Red Wing Tribe will install officers
July IL. Great Guard of the Wigwam
Walter A. Jones has been appointed
deputy great sachem to install the ofti-
GERS.
The Aged and Infirm Committee will
hold a carnival from July 25 to August
s. Great Senior Sycamore Harry j.
Thompson is general chairman.
The Washington Bicentennial Fra
ternal Parade Day Committee will meet
at the commissions headquarters July
27. 3 pm.
The Building Committee Of the
Great Council will hold a moonlight
excursion July 81.
Great Junior Sycamore Wilfred E.
Lawson, assisted by Past Great Sachems
Frank Seiffert and Walter M. Alexander
and Great Mishinewa Cecil E. Wiley,
will install the officers of Analostan
Tribe at its next meeting
The Improved Order of Red Men and
the Degree Of Pocahontas will take part
in the firemen's Labor day parade.
Past Sachem John Coulter is chairman
and will be assisted by Paul Sherbiw
and Ralph Pines
Evening star., 1932-07-10
BRIDGE IN CUMBERLAND
NARROWS is DEDICATED
v. F. w. Sponsors Exercises at Span
Replacing Stone Structure in Use
More Than 100 Years.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, July e.-The
new bridge spanning wills Greek In the
historic Cumberland Narrows. replacing
a stone structure in Use on the National
Highway at that point for over 100
years, was dedicated last night as
George Washington memorial.
Washington passed through the Mar
rows at the time of the French and
Indian War.
The exercises were held under the
auspices of Henry Hart Post, No. 1,41l,
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Mayor George Henderson, who is an
authority on WaShington's visit to Cum
berland and Finley G. HendrickSon,
who has made an exhaustive study Of
the life of Washington, were the speak
ers. A copy of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence was presented to the city
through Mayor Henderson. The date
for the dedication was the anniversary
Of the reading of the Declaration Of In
dependence from the State House steps
in Philadelp!.:a.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

Washington Council had as its
guests last Friday evening members of
the State Executive Board, headed by
State Councillor Thomas F. Jones' The
award of SIS in gold was presented TO
the council for making the highest
percentage in aggregate attendance dur
ing the 1882 State Council visitations.
j. Morgan Read Council was called
to order by Councillor Oscar F. Lewis.
Officers we're installed by State Deputy
Edward G. Beck as follows: Coun-
cilor, Howard A. Milor; vice councillor,
William H. Gscheidle; conductor. DON
aid E. Pitts; warden, Carl T. johnson;
inside sentinel. Carl M Beard outside
sentinel. Addison Hansford; chaplain,
E. F. Glading: junior past councillor,
Evening star., 1932-07-10
ISAAC EMERSON ESTATE
VALUED AT S12,767, 1893
Account Filed in Baltimore County
Places Disbursements at 2,9O3,-
393, With Balance of SO, 1868, ,e33.
By the Associate q Press

Places Disbursements at c%,SOo,-
393, With Balance of SO, 1868, ,933.
BY the Associate Press.
TOWSON, Nd, July "a value Of
s12 ,767 1898 was placed on the personal
estate Of Isaac Emerson in the first
administration account filed here yes
terday in the office of the register Of
wills for Baltimore County.
Disbursements were placed at S2,903,-
3s3 and the balance for future distri-
button at SO 1858 933.
Under the terms Of the will, control
ling interest in the stock of the Emer-
sons Bromo-Selzer, Inc. the Emerson
Hotel and other properties were left in
trust for a period OF 20 years.
Mr.. Emerson died January 81, 1881
The income Of the estate. under the
will, will be distributed as follows: 35l5
per cent to Mrs. Emerson and Mrs.
Margaret AmoIy, a daughter; per
cent to Gloria Baker. q granddaughter; ;
2 per cent each to Alfred Gwynne Van
derollt and George w. Vanderbilt,
grandsons: 2 per cent each TO Richie
Harrison Mccormack and Lille White,
relatives by marriage and l per cent
each 70 "a other persons.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

ordinate lodges to join with them. The
tickets are on sale in the Office Of the
grand secretary on Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday evenings. The delega-
tion will leave Atlantic City at Gas
O'clock Sundau evening
Evening star., 1932-07-10
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY

Hope Council met Tuesday night, with
Councillor Fannie Mason in the chair.
Officers were installed with Deputy Mrs.
Harmon in charge. Past Associate
Councillor Ida Adams was presented
with the past officers jewel. State
Councillor Mrs. Louise Grubbs spoke.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty day
eill be celebrated by an outing to North
Bach next Saturday.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The Executive Committee of the
pilgrimage to Braddock Heights met
Thursday, presided over by Supreme
Representative Vandervort 1t was de-
cided to continue the drive until the
end of August. The next meeting will
be July 27.
The board of directors of the Hall
Association elected the following Of