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The Omaha guide., 1932-09-24
NooOy CLASS aaOafseA1Mc 50 oeaoNeaaATaoNs a.o, $ sa7oAAI,Tas

With nearly half a century Of Chris
tan service behind it. the Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago. one Of the worlu's
outstanding religious training schools,
win begin the fall term with students
from all parts Of the world In atten-
dance. This years summer-term grad
uating class was the largest ever TO
receive diplomas at the ''west Point
Of Christian service" named for the
founder. the late Dwight L. MoodS.
world-renowned evangelist.
Cosmopolitan and democratic In
principles. the Institutes day and
evening schools. with their free
tuition, offer q laboratory method OF
religious education said to b. unex
celled- The students. men and women
alike. are enabled to have actual ex-
perience in churches. hospitals. pris-
ons, missions, lodging-houses and fac
tories in the Chicago area. along with
their classroom work.
From a humble beginning the MOODY
Bible Institute has spread out into
nearly forty buildings. and it nov
offers more than eighty subjects to
students. who are instructed by a
corps Of 46 teachers. The Rev. James M.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-24

Gray, D. D.. LII. D.. president. Is recog-
nized IS an outstanding Bible teacher
and Bible authority. whose synthetic
method Of Bible teaching Is well known
among religious educators.
Last years enrolment figures show
that more than 1900 students were
registered 1t the Institute, divided
among the day school. the evening
school and the correspondence school.
Many OF these young men ana
women. following graduation. win Join
the nearly 1000 Moody trained mis-
sionaries who are serving or who have
served throughout the civilized and
uncivilized world.
Among the places where Moody
graduates have presented the gospel to
natives are Alaska. Arabia, Austria,
Belgium. Bulgaria, Central America.
China. Cuba. Egypt. Fiji Islands.
French Indo-China. Germany. Greece.
the Hawaiian Islands. Hungary. India,
Japan. Korea. Malaysia. Madagascar.
Mexico. Palestine. Persia. the Philip
pines. Siam. South America. tibet,
and the West Indies. Moody gradu-
ates also are to be found in nearly all
branches Of domestic missions
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-24
HABITS
By A. B. Mann
DE BLUES"
(The Literary Service Bureau

(The Literary Service Bureau)
"Awh, stop a-singin' dem blues
'roun' heah!" And this was a fitting
rebuke directed toward a woman who
was complaining of "bad luck" "hard
times" physical infirmities, and all
manner of misfortune. Enviously she
was drawing contrast between her con-
dition and that of others, bemoaning
property losses, mistreatment by 9TH
ers, and especially the fact that her
husband was poor and other women
had such Ger easy time"
Badly mistaken is the person who
thinks to evoke sympathy by COM
planning. Rather than this he will in
spire criticism, ridicule and contempt.
To be stoical and courageous will win
appreciation and commentator; and
will insure sympathy in misfortune.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-24

of the Omaha Guide. Mr.. Thomas
Scott, President Of the Workers For
UNI presided at the meeting. W
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-24
BROwNLOW GROCERY ROBBED

The Brownlow Grocery at 9th and
Ohio SITS, was robbed Thursday night
Sept. 18th. Mrs. Brownlow states
that approximately $70.0 90 worth of
merchandise was taken with some
cash. She has now moved her store
into her home at 1910 Ohio St, where
she will be glad to serve her custom
ers.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-24
BISHOP VIM. +. VERNON DELIv.
FRS EMANCIPATION ADDRESS

The annual Emancipation celebra-
ton held by St. John A. NJ. E. church,
was given Wednesday at the city
auditorium. "A banquet preceded the
program. Bishop VIM. I. Vernon Of
Kansas City, delivered the main adj
dress, to a very small but appreciative
audience. Other speakers were Mayor
Richard L. Metcalfe, H. Il. Anderson,
DR.. ]. A. Singleton, DIR. r. A. Adams
Of Kansas City, DR.. Wesley Jones who
was master of ceremonies. st. John
choir furnished the musical program.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-24
CLASSIFIED ADS

Neatly furnished rooms in modern
home. $3.50 per week. 2429 Lake
Street.
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Evening star., 1932-10-23
MARINE CORPS NEWS

Brig. Gen Randolph Carter Berkley
will shortly be relieved from Nicaragua,
and assigned to duty at Paris island,
S. c.
Brig. Gen. Harry Lee, who commands
the Paris Island post, will probably be
assigned to other duty in the lines as
it has been the policy of corps author
tiles heretofore to retain but one oh-
Ger of general rank at the Paris Is
land post. and further by reason Of
the fact that Gen. Lee has been at his
present post Of duty the usual three
years
First Lieut. John r. Lanigan, here
tofore ordered to duty at the barracks
of the Norfolk Navy Yard. has been
ordered to duty at headquarters bar
racks. Eighth street southeast.
Capt Wethered Woodworth, Re-
serves. of the Central Reserve Area,
having been duly recommended by
fivered to him the Purple Heart Medal,
which is being awarded for gallantry
in action. in which he was wounded on
two occasions. July 10. 1918. and Sep
tember Is. 1918. while serving as a
company officer in the 5th Regiment Of
Marines. of the American Expedition
ary Forces-France. A graduate Of
the University of California, Capt.
Wootworth was with the corps on ac-
tive duty in World War days. and has
for wears taken an active interest in
the upbuilding of the corps reserves,
and has a wide acquaintancesnip in
the Capital.
Capt Melvin E. Fuller. having passed
the required, professional and physical
requirements of the Corps Examining
Beard, has been promoted to indicated
grade with rank from August /.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

Arlington the toJr Is to Mount ve-n-n
and othe- pi-ce1 @? :n'c-e-
The d,le--..-s az r.. w. J. Sa-'ye,
Mrs. Edna 2---or--. NJ. y. =. EI'r-
Icy, Mrs. Mc-csc-ct Z. J.o-c.cc~. NJ
Iott.e De'i5 and tho :l,c-rcer Nj
Carrie ]. 5eaIr!, Ars. K. III ne, F., u
Mrc. C. L. Hood, Mrs. D. Be-b-r and
Mr.. Fannie Meck-. 4,.. =
The color b.erc:s, 6, r1rs. D. b be- end
Mrs T. Meckc. were eprc'n - to ce-ve
as pages during tfc cc-,y yentic1.
Mre. John Schultz. q rlcmocr from
Mansfield. WIS. and her d-ry,,ter, MI
Martha Schultz. were grecs.
The following names were added to
the list of members: Mr.. Mary Flsna-
gan, mother of James P. FIarager, pri-
vate. Company H. 23jtll Irfartry, ki led
in action October 10. 1872 Me-. Mary
Ihbotson mother o. George W. Ihbo,acn,
Company C, 126,h Infantry, killed N
rction: Mrs. Helen 2. Henne-seY. mo; he
of John Edward Hen1ecer. fi'Et-"l- s.
1uartcrms ster, u s. NJ vino died in
Ijne Of duty in 1918; Mrs. Re- ;lla
Tuckcy, mooi,cr OF HILBERT A. T. Tlct-y,
Comp2ny ., Sccttcn Z, 6. A. T c., r'.lo
Cie1 Of pcnur11.a Cc,c3cr. 1ctc: -,
Mar A. P2r-cil~, nc ',Hr Cf Tcbcrt Ed
ward Parsons. Medical Dcp-r,mcn,, %; Il
fle!d A-lL'cT. y 10 CI~>t iii ScrrlcN July
IS, 1918; Mr.. May x. Dc'p. r,1:her
of George T. Dean, VINO died IN NJ Of
duty while serving as redio ele,t-.cien.
U. S. N; Mrs. Rcse Talbot. mother OF
Roy Arthur Talbot, VINO died in sorTice
October %, 1918, while 4 private in
Company A, 7th Infantry; Mrs Martha
B. Klyver, mother of Russell Henry
Klyver. second lieutenant. 258th Air
Squadron. killed in line Of duty Deem
Der 9, 1918; J. T. Parsons. Frank Dem,
D. j. Talbot and Henry P. Klyver, Gold
Star Fathers, were added to the hon
orary membc-;h:p.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Gold Star Mothers

The American Gold Star Mothers
met Tuesday night at the headquarters
In the Hamilton Hotel with Mrs. Mary
K. Killeen, acting national president,
presiding
An invitation to occupy a box at the
American Legion armistice ball at the
Mayflower was declined because the
mothers are concluding their first ma
tional convention on that day
II was voted to accept the invitation
to participate with that order in the
ceremony Of placing a wreath at the
statue of John Paul Jones at Seven
teenth street and the Tidal Basin at
1890 noon Navy day. October 81.
report was filed by Mrs. E. NJ H.
Guedry, legislative chairman. who made
coaSt-to-coast tour contracting moth
ers and helping them to solve Veterans
Bureau problems.
Delegates and alternates were named
for the first national convention of this
organization. which convenes November
at pm. at the Hamilton Hotel The
United States Marine Band will play,
and Rev. Simpson B. Daugherty, as
sistant chaplain at Walter Reed Hos
pital, will make the opening prayer
Thursday will be gwen over to the busi-
ness program and election Of national
officers. and at pm. there will be
banquet On Friday a bus will tax,
the mothers to Arlington to place
wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier and to attend the services in the
amphitheater when President Hoover Is
scheduled to make an address. From
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Veterans of Foreign: Wars

vice cnfnii4andss,s Fred C. Kelly +,
ousrternifster. 'Wilfred Dube:- chaplain
George. A. lambert; offlcer of the day,
William DoWs: post advocate, John w.
Thompson, and surgeon. Carl c.
Hatch.
social meeting will be held lat the
home of Ccmraie Belt next Tuesday
evening All members and their wires
are invited to attend.
At meeting of United States Treasury
Post at 92l Pennsylvania avenue south
east the following officers were elected:
Commander. Bernard S. Bladen, second
term: senior vice commander. Frank
E. Hagen junior vice commander, j. Z.
Weaver: cuarterma ster George W.
Ridgeway; post chaplain. Irving john
son: post advocate Charles L. Knox:
post surgeon. Gilbert Locklin; ofhcer of
the day. George Burshmi1Ier, and
trustee, Arthur NJ Betthiaume -
Internal Revenue met Monday eve
ming. With Comdr. Gibbs presiding.
Clarence. T.. Milne was e.e:ted to
membership.
The following officers were elected:
Comma nder. J. F. Greeney; senior vice
commander, J. N. McCollen; junior. Iice
commander. G. g.. Davis. quarter
master Joel P Moore; chaplain, r, B.
Walker; officer CT the day. Earle O..
Henry; pest advocate. G. T. Towers
and post surgeon, Ralph M. Horne.
The next meeting will be held a.
Pythian Temple, November a.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

Department Comdr. Patrick j. Callon
has announced the following appoint
ment5 as aides on the staff OF Com.
manier in Chief William ]. Often:
Chsrles p. Caipin, Miles Camp; Joseph
j.. Harvey, Harden Camp; Marin We
leg, Petit Camp; Georse McDermott,
La%'ton Camp: Oscer Feldssr. Astor
Camp; Victor Woodbridge, Dewey Naval
Camp, and James B. Freeland, Urcll
Comdr. Patrick ]. Callan, Daniel Camp
bell, Miles Camp; William O'Nelll,
Harden Camp; George j. McDermott,
Lawton Camp: Philip Himmiter. Astof
Camp; Andrew j. Kirlmel, Dewey Naval
Camp, and Robert E. Washburne, Ureli
Camp.
A meeting of the Department Council
of Administration will be held ct 8 pm,
October 20, at 92l Pennsylvania avenue.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. /.
in meeting presided over by Comdr A.
Eugene Fierce. mustered into active
cervicc was with the 44th Comp2 ny,
Cost Artillery Corps. 1t was vo.cd to
have a joint installation with the auXii-
iary, and Charles W. McCafircy, chair
man of the Auxiliary Committee, was
instructed to extend the invitation to
the auxiliary. A meeting of the camp
members, their families and the auxil-
iary members will be held November Is.
Charles P. Galpin is chairman of the
Entertainment Committee.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp was
called to order by Comdr. Lewis H.
Forsyth and mustered into active men,
bership Francis Feley, late of Battery
H. 5th United States Artillery. The
camp stood at attention out of respect
for Comrade William Meyer whose
death occurred at the United States
Soldiers Home Hospital October g.
This meeting having been designated as
visitation night. Comdr, Forsyth fer
mally welcomed the following camp
commanders: A. Eugene Pierce OF
Miles, Tom D. Binckley of Harden.
Richard L. Lamb of Lawton and Senior
Vice Comdr. Lyons of Dewey Naval.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary met
October IA with President Esther Err
hardt presiding. A Halloween dame
End bazaar will be held October 81 in
the Pythian Temple Department
President Catherine Huhn made the
semi-annuel departmental inspection.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
". C. T. U. News

Tla s,11:1a C.s-stcn Ur.or met E:
a. .lc~,e O. r. a. 'l,,:---->c~ &C -
Z L. i.ors - s-'c.--'cc---cd t',a rlee..,l~
Cn.,e~5 o'...-,- vcre' =" Icrc- :
: -c.:tea -: ss:rt, c,.5.or: A.
81, re. 2f.-. Etsrsev sur 11c1--;;
1.cond va prc-;ft-', -Iqc. y. =. I1l-c2;
i3c-c cry. i4Ir. MT:.!c E-tf; t-c-.5IrcT
Ny. A. Turn Co.: 6crcsaes 70 t,lc
onnu2l convention, 1T. T. L. Tine i,
rr5. Hsttie Foopc-: fira. Della E.
rlonGc. Mrc. Art:lur Tsilef, Nrs. Geo-g2
Lurnsden, Mr. Cara Brorn, Mr.: G..
L. Bigelow, Mr.. L. j. Enfb-ey. Mrs. Y.
A JeTrica, Mrs. T. A. sMurp.1y, Mr..
L. c. Taylor and tie ofIce-c.
report OF ----:z Gone q Sf-oighboraco J..
Houae and Ce-ualty Hosti:a,.
Gospel Ma ion Union met at 2la
cohn MI hi Fac, With NJ. C.:-rie,
rresiGcn,. in the char.
Omcc-5 eiec:-d v'c-~:% .lr- Cdr- II.
pre2io-rt iIr7. Lcuck-t' Viz .ccn :
Mrs. B1c,,irGla:l. sec:'c -; -; ~. xii,
treasure
Mrs. Prentice We llcc-..c-s.
Southeast Union met TUESDAY oni
clccted oficere rres:Gcnt. Mrs. M A.
Bradbu-n; wee pre-idcnt. Mrs. William
LaroeEe: orre-ponding secretary. Mrs
Tannv McFal; treasurer, Mrs. Emma
Knaub, ard recording secretary, Clara
Blystone.
Chevy Chase Union will hold an open
meeting Wednesday evening in the
Chevy Chase. P-e-bvterian ChuIcn
house, 563S Che"g Crasc parkway. d..
Evening star., 1932-10-23

American Chapter met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Gideon A. Lyon, Rose
mary street, Chevy Chase the regent,
Mrs Mattingly. presiding.
Tuesday evening. travel-talk was
given by. Mr. Lyon.
Potomac Chapter met at the home
Of the vice regent Mrs Row c. BOWker,
Evening star., 1932-10-23

The Department of the District of
Columbia with Robert z. Peary Ship
Post gave a banquet Thursday at the
Hamilton Hotel in honor CT the COM
marder in chief. Robert E. Coontz. rear
admiral, U. s. N. retired
Plans are being completed for the
armistics jubilee to be held at the Au
ditorium Armistice night. Walter John
SON former manager of the Washing
ton ball team, is the director. Working
With him as grand marshal is Gen.
Pelham D. Glassford, former superin-
tendent of the Metropolitan Police.
Department Comdr. O. W. Hollings-
worth viii install officers of all the posts
at a Joint installation November l at
the National Press Club. There will
be several national officers present and
after the services will be A dance. The
newly appointed chief of staff for the
District of Columbia Ladies Auxiliary,
Nine Catherine Lawson, will install the
several auxiliaries.
The Overseas Military Bend. Drum
anu 6ugle Corps will hold a rehosraal
at the National Guard Armory Octo-
Der 26. ..-
At meeting Of National Capital
Post at Pythian Temple october IL,
with Comdr Clauddis L. Burton pre-
siding, the following of1cers we're elect
ed: Commander, Charles Gilpin; senior
vice commander. George Wallace; Junior
vice commander. w. j. Yebens: chap
lain. Charles Nebb: officer Of the day,
William Burnett: judge advocate. Dan
Lahy: surgeon. DR.. De Mayo
Members of Front Line Post attend
ed the dinner given the national com.
nianocv in chief at the Hamilton Hotei
Thu day The next mecting OF the posi-
will b, held tomorrow evening st 'o08
I s.r-a;;. when several recruits "ill' BE-
initiated.
D-tan.e Pest will meet Wednesday,
at 8 pm. at 2022 Rhode Island avenue
for election of officers.
AT the last meeting the following
we're elected to membership Farnham
r. Miller who served with the btn
Artillery c. A. c., in France during
the World War, and Thomas r.
Boteier. who served with Battery q,
10th, Field Artillery, in France. The
following were also elected to MEMBER
ship: L.. L. Hauser, who served in the
Air Service in France, and Robert II.
Yeatman, who served in Company L,
26th Infantry, in France during ths
world War. Department Comdr. o. w
Hollingsworth, r. H. Jamison: adjutant
of Internal Revenue Post; Daniel T.
Campbell. past commander of Equality
Walter Reed Post; Walter Boehin, de-
partment quartermaster;; DR.. A. ".
Cerceu. past commander Of FRONT Line
.Fost, and Ro'>ert s., Bonst, ofhcer OF
the day Of +. Potomac Post. mace
. L. G. Penkert was presented with
VI. w. Badge by Department Comdr.
Hollingsworth. as a prize for having
brought in seven new members to the
post. Next Saturday evening the post
viii have a Halloween party.
At the last meeting Of Follow;Me
Post the following officers Wcre elected.
Commander. selby c. Harr: senior vice
commander. Robert w. Boteler; junior
Evening star., 1932-10-23

All material for this column must
Be in the State, Office by the first
hnail on Wednesday preceding Sun
day on which publication is desired.
The Parent Teacher Institute, COM
bmed with the monthly conference OF
the District of Columbia Congress OF
Parents and Teachers, was held Tues
day in the Franklin Administration
Building Mrs. Arthur Watkins, edu-
cattonal secretary: Walter S. Gard.
Mrs Hugh Bradford, president Of the
National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers; Or. F. w. Ballou and Dean
W c. Ruediser Of George Washington
University spoke
Only those associations that send
reports of their participation lin the
celebration of the 2o0th anniversary OF
the birth OF George Washington to
the Bicentennisl Offices. Warrington
Building, will be listed in the perna-
n.nt memorial records of the United
States George Washington Bicentennial
Commission.
There will be a conference for read
ing circle and study group chairmen
Friday from / to 3 pm. in the State
ONCE.
Mrs. r. E. Myer, State program
chairman. and Mrs. M. W. Buell.. for
mer chairman, will be in the office Fri
day from ! to pm. for consultation
with local program chairmen who de-
sire help in making out yearly pro-
grams.
Woodbridge.
Officers Of tnc cS-cciat.on are: Pre1i-
d:nt, Mrs. jain :. Nj c,lcl: fll.-t VIC
pYe-:d-:lt ,ir-. ~. B. Pu msA: -sc0old
vicc p-c-id:n' %'c. IV--d Tay,or; third
re-. Mr. :. E. Do ns. t"e?su"e:,
Mr.. "A. Len. COMMITTEES caeirln:l
arc: A ,cndance, NJ. Hay n. Were:
Child WeTa:, MegwinH. Mrs. George
Taree,t: Health. Mrs. A. 3. Cenung:
hospitality. Mrs John NJ. Kane; Legis-
lstion. Mrs John H Ma jor; Membe~-
ship Mrs NJ. c. Wilson: Milk. Mrs.
w. B. Putnam; Music. Mrs. r. C. Long;
Program. Mrs. P. l. Neuhaus; Publicity,
Mrs Charles r. Allen; Safety, Mrs.
Frank A. Varney State Bulletin. Mrs.
George Blandford; Summer Roundup;
Mrs. George Clemmer: Ways and
Means, Mrs. E. B. Frazier. p
WheatIey.
National Girl Scout week will be
sponsored b. the Wheatley Association
and Troop 81 will attend IL O'Clock
services at the Church of the Good
Shepherd. accompanied by their leader,
Mics Susanne Mellicnamp. They will
be jciriad by Miss Walcotts troop from
Hire Junior High School A committee
Of parents will accompany thee groups,
Octo5cr "a Foundt.:,F' dsv OF tbe Girl
Scouts OF America, will be celebrated
by Troop 81.
Edmonde NaUry
A luncheon will be held at Ed:nonds
School November 2. at noon. All eG-
ecuti7e meetings will be held on the
first Monday Of each month at 5 pm,
alternating schools, the next meetins
to be held at Edmonds. All es-octe-
ton meetings will be night meeting7,
held at Alternating schools. the next to
be ct Maury the second Mondav in
November. 1t pm class for piano
pupils is being held at Edmonds each
Tuesday.
The officers of the association arc
Mrs, Walter Lsddane, president; Mrs.
Kendall, ice pTe-ideat; Mrs. Silrer-
BEG. treasurer: Miss johnson. secre-
tArv. Committees have been appointed,
as follows. Mrs. c. Kendall. Member
ship; Mrs. L., .stltverherg, Summer
Roundup: Mrs. D. c. Hall, Publicity;
Mrs Phelps, Student Aid; Miss Skippon.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

I. =. s--f2ra. e,1ysf Ct tie resesrch
O. - e. Sc, y y, Y j -;9--t The
--,,'---'.g- r.. I. I. -c.c.s VII prc-
=; = :. VI Al T'lon Will
- ~ oI t',c - 3-,e-.e1 C,1urch.
l-'-.---' - g. "a of D.. ..rc',c-t Har-
n"l, v! IS. |
CT 81 Fl U7'cn. at the October
nrcc'iTc. --',~i-[ sil cticerc. except
that - ---------- ~: the place Of
Erc. MI = '-'~~~rra~. M-z. Mclean
hed hc,d en- 81 years.
Mr.. t-y-~s -c"7-tc1 en- the June
c.r- rte-lv ccn"crt.cn, end Mrs. Bare. d1-
rotor OF IT, -, g M.s-ion told Of the
fcwera and thc I1e-seges CT cheer ana
r~rfo-t IT,. hrd be-n carried during
tlio past year to "5lIut- i'm" in the varl-
Gus hospitals and e,sewhere
Mount Flea-ant U1:cn INST at Frien.s'
cliurch. Th:rtcen,h a1l ling street.,
n cc.irg p-2-iGc1' - Keen Edgar
'5--~c-t"~ pr"s;"r~ o.to1al vas
II By NJ J a. clo-ing With
pr b.. n. I. =.
NJ. H-z-l F.. : ard Mrs.
F-'c1 Fr!-~ I~n--~ due
J. Rp-ror>i e.hr'' }" End lec-
TIC" 70 TIC I-,t--'r9' -. J 2"icTrt1 Fed
e~2t;on. spc!:o CT what Win Hsppen
l. ti-o yrc's W.n."
H-@.es--~ Uc~e Mrs NJ C Bennett
an1 NJ. F-'-l Lancaster. Mr.. Charles
T. W. '-'ric- director Of child vel
fa.c. y 70 meeting.
Tnc r, dance 1oo- of the liner
Majestic Of more than 100000
small piece q wood 1t is compressed
OH TO a ems backing and the whole
impo-ed ficcilng may be rolled up and
stored away
Evening star., 1932-10-23
TWO HELD FOR JURY

Two men arrested in connection with
the seizure by police of ass gallons of
alcohol the largest of the year in the
city. we're bound over to the grand
jury from Police Court yesterday on
charges of transportation and posses
sion
The men. Gordon L. Purman "a. of
Mount Rainier. Md. and Robert Fred
erick "a. colored of the first block of G
street northeast. we're arrested by Po-
licemen william McEwen and w. S.
Rinker. who said they we're unloading
ive-gallon tins of alcohol from a parked
car in the 1900 block of Corcoran street.
The officers also seized two automobiles.
Both men pleaded not guilty. and were
released upon $500 bond each.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

AIS Thirty-ninth street, with the
regent, Miss Georgia Hudson, assist
ing. The Student Loan Committee
will give a bridge breakfast at 2400
Sixteenth street. in the near future.
T'ne National Defense Committee Is
planning country fair in November.
The chapter voted to contribute s. to-
ward the reception to the. new presi-
dent general. Mrs. Magma, October 26
at the Washington Club, and alzo 81 so
to the Library Committee toward the
purchase Of a book plate. fc-..
Mrs. Florence l.. Barron was appointed
treasurer to fill the Office made vacant
by the resignation Of Mrs. N. H. Britton.
Mrs. John p. Little spoke of the
work of the District chapters in supply
ing many comforts and luxuTies for the
two real Daughters in Georgia, vhcm
the District D. A. r. have made their
special care. -,
The November meeting will be held
at the hcme OF Mrs. Little. Frank B.
::tccle. national secretary of the S. A. R.,
win give en- illustrated lecture on York
tom.
K-yc.one CHR ..let at the home Of
ihr vic> regent, Mr.. Herrp J. Green.
NJ. Keel. regent. pre-.dc1. An
TO be gren by the District of Colum-
bia D. A. = to the p"c-;dent general, and
tie chap..r votod to contribute to the
expense The chapter also voted TO -up-
port the country fsir and dinner to be
given in November Mrs. Skinner gave
"a report of the Ellis Island Committee
meeting. Mrs Montgomery was selected
to represent the chapter on the Ma
tional Defense Committee.
Miss Levers will be hostess in No
vember.
Thomcs Marshall Chapter met at the
home cf the regent. Mrs. Harry Howard.
Mrs. Jc-.'e A-ker acted cT assistant
ho5te-s wi l Miss Mary McCabe. Mis-
Serch c. Ecwc IS working on tic Girl
Iemon.c c---- Committee. Mss Howe
Is r--irt'-,~ IN thc irctruct'on Of rug
makn~. The c,,co'c- voted to tend 2
hov or grl TO tn" Summer csmp Of the
Cons end Dauchtcrs OF the Republic
next Summer. Tho chapter also voted
to contribute to the reception to BE-
qiven in honor of the president general,
Mrs. William Magma.