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Expected Fruit. of Reform

With the ending of the Napoleonic
wars in 1878. the cry for reform
through legislation became heard in.
Britain, much as il is today. A nota-
BILE satirist. Sydney Smith. anent
certain bill then pending in parlia-
ment, uttered these delightful words:
All young ladies expect that as sooh as
this bill is carried they will be instant
ly married; schoolboys believe that
gerunds and supines will be abolished;
and thai eurranr tarts must ultimately
come down IN price; the corporal and
sergeant are sure of double pay bad
p"ets expect demand for epics. and
fools will be disappointed as they al
ways are
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whether there was any In II when you
drove across with the buckhoard?"
mary a drop. The ditch was dry
as tina, was there
Funny. Who opened the lateral
neadgate do you reckoni An whyi
Here's The point. Sam. an II sticks on,
like a sore thumb The slit.eyed son.
of-a-gun that shot the old man left a
heap of tracks here In the soft sand al
the bottom of the ditch an IN the CLAW
lust above. He mad to light a shuck
real sudden when Phil an Miss Julia
drapped IN on him onexpected Bur he
was heap worried about them foot
prints So ne beats IL back later an
turns the wafer into the ditch so no
body can cut sign on him."
''You figure maybe the McCanns-"
Ibid I mention the Mct'anns?" the
little Texan asked in soft drawl
He went over the sandy soil and
studied Il almost in microscopic de
tail He spent nearly an hour al this
before he remounted and rode away.
Jasper STARK appeared at the Circle
Cross toward evening. He staggered
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SYNOPSIS

Wilson Mccain, young Arizona ranchman,
IS called to help old friend. Jim ferby, with
broken leg. Julia Stark. daughter OF Matthew
Stark, inveterate enemy OF the dcCanns, is
with him. Taking q note from Julia to her
father, Wilson is fired on by Jasper. Julss
brother. Ann Clifford. with her young sister,
Ethel. are sheep raisers. and on that account
unpopular with the cattlemen- might riders
shoot Mccain rider. Peter Mccain, Wilson's
father, offers reward tor the disclosure OF
their identity. Wilson Mccain horsewhps
Jasper, he making practically no resistance
Matthew dsowns his tor his eowardice.
and posts notice he viii kill Wilson Mccain
sight. Ann Gifford's tragedy is the tate OF
her dead sister. Nora. betrayed and abandoned
by her lover. Jasper Stark and Cart Gitner,
known as q killer" hold secret conferences
A Stark rider. Tom McArdle, is believed by
the Starks to have been killed by the McCanns,
but rumor links his name with that OF Nora
Clifford. Matthew Stark is shot and killed,
from ambush Julia finds him dead. with Viii
son Mccain STOPPING him. She and Phil.
her younger brother, both accuse Mccain of
the killing. despite his vehement denial VIII
son is shot from the chapparaL while standing
over Matthew Stark's body. Believing him
dying, the Starks have him taken to their
home.
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Where's the Interpreter?

From Washington diplomatic cir
cles there floats to my big and ready
ears delightful little episode of Sir
Esme Howard and the bell boy. Sir
Esme quite enjoys telling, so / hear.
how he walked briskly into the foyer
of the magnificent Mayflower hotel.
and stopped for moment to speak
with one of the bright-buttoned
servitors in the lobby. After he
walked on, an assistant manager
who had noted the incident, went
over to the boy and said: "What
did the ambassador want?"
II don't know" answered the bell
hop. "He couldn't speak English
New York Morning Telegraph.
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CHAPTER V-Continued

To the Flying Wy man Rafferty, put
blunt question: what d'yOu want
here?'
Il drapped in to see if We couldn't
fix things up an to get the correct
facts. I'm hoPin the story we've
heard amt true" Tapscott replied
amiably. We've heard stories and o.
course we're not lOokin for trouble, so
we figured I'd better come to head
quarters an
Rafferty, ripped out a sudden savage
oath. THAT lowdown NANCY coyote
Wills McCann waylaid an killed Matt
Stark this mo'ning. since you're here
for facts"
Mildly Tapscott protested. II don't
reckon Wills would waylay anyone.
Nick. Who says he waylaid him?
know for a fact that wills wasn't look
in for trouble"
Pills voice broke shrill and high
wasn't he? Well, he's found it. You
go back an tell them so that sent
you"
"Meanin he's been hurt?'
"Meanin' he's lying in the house
here shot through an through"
"Tha's bad"
bad for the ,McCanns," retorted
Rafferty,. 81 reckon you amt wor-
ryin' none about Matt"
''Tha's bad, too." Tapscott replied
81 was hopin' we could patch up this
range war before il got too late"
You can't" Phil interrupted. with
a touch of hysteria in his boyish voice.
Not till I've got two-three McCanns."
The foreman of the Flying Wy ig-
nored this. He had not come to make
or receive declaration of war. What
does Doc Sanders say about Wils?' he
asked.
Gives him a day-or maybe two."
Gitner cut in triumphantly, with a
raucous laugh.
TapscOtt looked through the Texan
without apparently seeing him. Bul
the blank hardness of his gaze soft
ened as he turned TO Julia. He had
an appeal to make and he hoped that
she would back it.
How can | go back an tell his old
dad that? It'll sure break his heart.
He sets the world an all by that boy.
What can we do? His old dad is out
there in the mesquite waitin' for me to
bring him news of his son. What am
10 fell him. ma'am?"
Julia's eyes were on a sudden little
wells of brimming tears. She thought
of her own father and of how he would
have felt if she had been dying in the
house of an enemy. She hated the Nc
Cams. every last one of them. They
had struck at her a mortal blow from
which she would never recover. All
her life she would cherish revenge.
But even so she could not keep q
father from the son whose life was
ebbing If she did that she would
always despise herself.
"Tell him he can see his boy"
IF he feels like he wants to take
the chance" Gitner added with an evil
sneer.
For the first time Stone spoke, in
the low drawl of the Southland. IF
Miss Julia says Pete Mccain can
come here, why | reckon it'll be all
right with you an me, Carl. won't it?"
Gitner's eyes met his reluctantly.
There was something compelling in the
cool steady gaze of the little man.
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Jasper's Face Had Turned Sickiy
Yellow. "cut Me Out of 1t, Did
He?"
into the house with the manner of
master.
Julia met him and drew him into
the big room that served as the family
gathering place
"Oh JAS" she walled. isn't il aw-
ful?"
II just heard" he told her. "Been
roundin' up cattle all day to sell Eel.
low told me when | got back to Mesa.
| came right out"
Her memories flashed back to what
her younger brother had said. "Phil
thought he saw you near the Three
Cottonwood. Were you up that way?"
He swept her face with a look OF
quick and sullen suspicion. "No. /
wasn't. Nowhere near there. Why?"
THAT'S where Dad was killed. Some
one shot Wills Mccain there afterward.
We thought maybe"
"Well. you thought wrong" he inter
rupted harshly. "But hope whoever
shot him did a good job"
Hes alive. but awf'ly badly hurt.
He was shot through the lung and the
side Doctor Sanders thinks he hasn'.
much chance"
Bully Where is he at?"
Hes here"
"Herel Whacha mean?"
II mean he's here in the house, too
sick to move"
who brought him here?"
II did"
He exploded in a roar of rage.
When for a moment he ceased to
below Julia mentioned more informa-
tion that added fuel to his fury. His
fathers here looking after him."
Pete McCann!"
"Yes. And there's no use shouting,
Jas. Dads lying in the next room.
you know" She spoke quietly. looking
straight at him.
He stamped up and down shaking
his big fist. 1t was not till he came to
specific threat that she interrupted.
mo, you won't, Jas. You'll not
touch him. / told him he might come
and stay"
You told him. Goddlemighty. what
you got to do with it? Claim you're
boss here now. do you? I'll show you
about that"
Phil had come into the room and was
standing beside his sister. "Gettin'
down to cases. just what d'you mean,
Jas?" be asked.
Mean? Why, amt the oldest son?
Amt l runnin' the Circle Cross now?
You can bet your boots ! am. I'm boss
here now an don't you forget it"
Are your" The eyes of the boy
consulted those of his sister before he
fired his bomb. II reckon you're mis-
taken, JAS Mr.. Fletcher sent his black
boy Tom ont here last night with Dads
will. Right here in this room Dad
signed it before witnesses. julie an
I tried to get him to put it off. but he
wouldn't listen to a word"
Jasper's face had turned a sickly
yellow. Cut me out of it, did he?"
YES" The boy did not add that
Matthew Stark had said publicly to
those present that Jasper was no son
of his.
The Older son was beside himself
with disappointment. ready for any
display of bad temper and malice.
Don't get ON the hook" his brother
advised. Say you act mean an
vicious. What good II it do You?
Soon as the will gets into court you'll
be kicked out. anyhow"
Jasper choked down his passion.
What Phil said was true He had no
case for fight in court. His only
chance was that the other two chill
dren of Matthew Stark would reverse
the action of their father. Sullenly he
back-tracked
tTo BE CONTINUED,
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something that was a menace If not a
threat in the even murmur of the
voice. The big Texan said no more
Julia drew her brother aside and
urged upon him impetuously her point
OF view. He listened. half resentful.
half consenting The youth in him,
the milk of his tenderness not yet
dried up, appreciated and shared her
feeling. But he had TO remember his
loyalty to the dead father within
Would ii be construed as weakness for
him to let Peter Mccain into the
house? Did his honor not rather de
mand that he shoot the man on sight?
The boy in him was for the moment
dominant. "All right. Have il yore
own way. | know you will anyhow"
Phil said. a little sullenly. Tell
Tapscott TO have him come down"
mo. that won't do. Phil | don't
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* %ssss; OPPORTUNITY

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We are in the dressed poultry busi-
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farmers will save about S5.O cooper
barrel over customary marketing
methods. We need representative
in every town to put our proposition
before farmers. Only honest men in
whom farmers have faith need apply
write To-day
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Down to Bedrock

WELL" drawled the native. IF the
old woman who lived in a shoe were
to come and hunt for a home. she
might find one-but it wouldn't have
any floor in it."
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Ancient Settlement

On the heights of Leubnitz-
Neuostra, a suburb of Dresden, a
Stone age settlement believed to be
more than five thousand years old
has been discovered.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
TIRED OF EACH OTHER,
SINGERS WIFE AYERS
Seeks to Divorce Paul Robson, But
Rumor About Titled Woman
Surprises Her.

LONDON, June 25.-The 11-year-old
marital romance of Paul Robson,
colored singer, has gone on the rocks
of sheer ennui, his wife divulged to-
night.
Il began proceedings in New York
courts about month ago ane hope to
have my divorce soon," she soi1. 1T Is
all perfectly friendly and we Eill keep
on being friends, but we've seen so
much of each other and both are just
q bit tired and want our freedom.
"I am not giving the name of the
correspondent because don't know and
don't care who she is. All 1 know is
that there have been a MFR. and Mrs.
Paul Robson staying around New York
hotels.
at Is most incredible, though, that
people should be linking Pauls name
with that Of a famous titled English
woman, since she is just about the one
person In England we don't know
Evening star., 1932-06-26

MiddleSex, England, will provide free
cod-liver oil for poor and delicate school
children.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
LEAGUE REPORT DELAYED
Findings in Manchurian Conflict
Withheld for Study.

GENEVA, June IS QP.-The COM
rnittee of nineteen of the League of
Nations Assembly decided yesterday to
recommend an extension of the time
limit on returning a report on the
Sino-Japarlese conflict.
This extension would be indefinite in
order to permit examination of the re-
port that will be made by the COM
mission headed by the Earl Of Lytton,
which is conducting an investigation in
the field The assembly meets next
Wednesday to approve the proposed
extension.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
Marriage Licenses.

Anton r. Auth, IS, 48I2 Georgia ave. and
Helen J. Newell. IS. 1908 Delafeld pl; Rev.
sensdict j. .nnas aannemes,n. =, rrd,.v on,o and
FRANCES net C g. Hinekle, as. csmbridse, Ohio;
Rev. John C. Copephaver.
John v. Hughes. 81. and Ethel M. Pitcher,
20, both, Of West Allis, Wis; Rev. George T.
Nehemiah Stuart. %. and .Katherine Rob-
Arlington w. washington. ~, 1929 Duncan
Va; Rev AleSsnde,r Msa, Willesnkz,b s,H z,b 81 an,
Grace sfanf wsSn NSsa 80 ,sa ss 'S OVEN s 81 aea
Rev Bernard Braskamp.
Msrssret Mehsiic. Is. is2s 9Th st; Rev
Joseph NJ Neligan ~, o., p,ao,,, =.
and Mary A. Whitehurst, 10, Greenville.
n c.: Rev H. NJ. Hennis.
Sacket A. Duryee %, 12s 9Th st. ne. and
Marian Gardner. %. 6l5 Lexington ST. me-;
Rev. Ralph w. Frame.
Maynard H; LANCASTER, II. a. and Eliza.
Rev Thomas E. Boorde.
Elfreda A. THOMPSON. ~. 45o7 Potomac ave.
Nev AuEussus susfiis Adams Fl isss 18th st. and
Margaret Whitmore, 81. 1882 Lamont st..
Rev. William d. Jarvis.
Charles H. johnson. "a. Trenton. N j.. and
Sarah L. Campbell. ~. SOL o ST.; Rev w. NJ.
Brew.
sSaasoH e. s III tss ga h:S ns
stuart s. ogilvie, as. East Falls Church,
Va. and Martha G. Detrick. "a, Clarendon.
Va; chiss,. Rsy; kucins susa,s 6 CLARK :. -. at.
N Davis, 1a s2o 4th ST., Rev. James W.
Evening star., 1932-09-08

with the disputing principally. d.
Ring and Charles Wescott-grimly at
tempting to oust each other.
Ring was appointed superintendent
more than q month ago by the School
Board. but a change In the boards per
sonnel in the interim resulted In Wes-
colts selection.
Both now claim the ONCE and flanked
by dignitaries from the county town
and State school boards, today go before
the Supreme Court to argue their claims
and end passive" war
Throughout Tuesday night Wescott
slept on top of the superintendent s
desk, while doing nearby was Ring in
the superintendent office chair.
Firm in the belief that possession Is
nine points of the law, Ring deputized
a friend to sit for him when suddenly
called home during the night. He re-
turned at daybreak, however. and
throughout yesterday and on into last
night both disputants held their posi-
tions, hoping to gain a tactical advan-
tage in the maneuvering.
Meanwhile. the telephone shrills un-
answered and bewildered janitor rings
the school bell at prescribed hours, al
though the doors are locked.
1t at least was great day for Chand-
lervilles young set.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
Births Reported.

Laurence l. and Fannye B. Bolts. girl
christopher and Louise Granger. boy.
Wilbur B. and Catharine F. Dettweiler, boy
James B. and Nellie ". Cagle. boy.
Michael p: and Rose Arciprete. boy.
Morris and Rose Hurwitz. boy
Simon and Gertrude Wolfe. boy.
Harold II. and Harriette Arnold, boy.
Clifford w. and Naomi Sebring, boy.
Thomas P. and Muriel Bones. IT.. girl
Donald w. and Elizabeth ]. Potter. girl.
Henry c. and Pearl A. Gill. girl
Howard H. and Rose E. Buice, girl.
John B. and Mary A. Keating. girl.
BENJAMIN NJ and Charlotte M. Smith. girl
Edwin c. and Elizabeth Cissel. girl.
George F. and Edith G. Hickey. girl.
Frederick w. and Harriet Y. Roth. girl.
Kenneth P. and Grace Craft. boy.
Frederick H. and Adelaide Blake. boy.
James c. and Helen Conway, boy.
Danilo and Evelyn Levandowsky, boy.
Fred and Sarah Kolker. girl.
Carter and Marie ]. Davis girl.
Harry w. and Blanche McNeahon. girl.
John Z. and Geraldine Erckman, girl.
Charles and Harriet Prestwood, girl.
Esle and Alice Gawthrop. girl.
Bryton and Ella r. Barron. girl.
Eustace II. and Eleanor l. Taylor girl.
T. J. Lewis and Lillian Nichols. girl.
John w. and Lila Glenn. girl.
Edwin and Ethyl Fraction, girl.
Moses and Rosetta Cunningham. girl.
Robert B. and Gertrude Brown. boy.
John NJ. and Sadie Thomas. bov.
Benjamin H. and Mary w; Baker. girl.
Andrew and Beatrice Everett. girl.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
JULIUS EGL0FF DIES
AT RESIDENCE HERE
Native of Switzerland Had Made
His Home on Capitol Hill
for 48 Years.

Julius Egloff, SO, a resident Of Capitol
Hill since his arrival In this country
from Switzerland 48 years ago, died
today at his home, 1l8 Tennessee ave-
nue. northeast. after a long illness. He
had been in the restaurant business here
since shortly after his arrival.
At the time Of his death Mr.. Eglofi
was president Of the Swiss Benevolent
Society and member of the Gruetli
Verein, the Swiss Club of Washington
and trustee of Die Staufferin. Fol
many years he had been a director OF
the American Building Association.
He was member of Arminius Lodge
No. IS, F. A. A. NJ; Mount Horeb Chap
ter. No. Z, r. A. M; Orient Com
mandery, No. 5. K. T.: Ruth Chapter
No. l, o. E. S.; Kallipolis Grotto, No. IS
M. o. v. P. E. R., and Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs
Elizabeth Margot Eglcff, and two sons
julius, jr, and Edward, and daughter,
Elizabeth.
Funeral services will be held at his
home at 2 pm. Saturday, with burial
In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-09-08

his first experience In presiding over the
Baltimore Conference.
The opening sermon will be preached
by Rev. Edgar C. Beery, pastor of Raw
leigh Court Church, Roanoke, Va. who
was thus assigned a year ago by the
bishop and his cabinet.
In addition to presiding over the
business session of the conference
Bishop McMurray will also, with the
assistance of presiding elders of eight
districts. make the appointments of the
220 ministers who come up to the con-
ference to render an account of their
stewardship for the last IL months.
The eight districts and their presid-
ing elders, who compose the bishops
cabinet, are: Alexandria, Rev. j. r.
Balthis; Baltimore, Rev. John Paul
Tyler; Lewisburg, Rev. d. L. Blake
more; Moorefield. Rev. c. M. Hesser:
Roanoke. Rev. w. F. Locke: Rocking
ham, Rev. Fl. M. Canter; Washington,
Rev. J Howard Wells, and Winchester,
Rev. E. L. Woolf.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
ELECTRICITY HELD
PNEUMONIA CURE
Physical Therapy Congress
Told How Use of Current
Has Reduced Mortality.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September "a claim
that pneumonia deaths can be decreased
from 2s to IL per cent by treatment
with high-frequency electrical currents
was made yesterday by DR.. Harry Z.
Stewart Of New Haven, Conn.
He told q section Of the American
Congress Of Physical Therapy that rec
ent observations showed pneumonia
mortality under diathermic treatment
with IL per cent. Average pneumonia
mortality is 20 per cent.
Body Temperature Falls.
"The treatment consists in passing
high-frequency current, by large elec-
trodes, through the chest" he said,
raising somewhat the temperature of
the lungs as nature does in her effort
to combat the disease.
THE body temperature in most cases
begins to fall by easy stages; there is
lessened pain. better color, deeper
respiration, slower heart rate and gen.
eral feeling of improvement, as well as
quiet, natural sleep"
DR.. j. E. Rueth of Milwaukee warned
against the practice OF physical therapy
by the inexpert.
Unfortunately" he said, "too many
people have gone into the business of
practicing physical therapy without
making speciality of it, merely get
ting q machine or two and trying to
treat everything"
Tonsil Surgery Chaotic.
DIR. Frederick B. Balmer of Chicago,
in a symposium on "Tonsil Electro
surgery" said There Is no field of
surgery 50 chaotic as that Of tonsil re-
moval"
He said statistics showed rs per cent
Of tonsils of which removal has been
attempted present incomplete and un-
satisfactory conditions that require fur
ther attention"
His personal experience. however, was
that "a surgeon endowed with natural
intuition and ability can remove 95 per
cent Of tonsils satisfactorily" he said
Evening star., 1932-09-08
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair and con-
tinued cool tonight; tomorrow fair and
somewhat warmer; moderate to fresh
north, backing to northwest winds, di.
minishing late tonight.
Maryland and Vrginia-Fair and
continued cool, except cloudy on the
coast tonight; tomorrow fair and some
what warmer: north backing to north
tonight.
West Virginia-Fair and not quite SC
cool tonight; tomorrow fair and warmer
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
muddy this morning.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
MISSOURI BISHOP
TO LEAD SESSION
Baltimore Conference of
M. {. Church South to Meet
at Winchester Oct. 5-10.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, September g.
The Baltimore annual conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
will meet here Octooer 5-10. with
Bishop w. r. McMurray, Fayette, Mo,
presiding, according to announcement
today by Rev. E. A. Lambert, pastor of
the entertaining church. This will be
Evening star., 1932-09-08
AUTHORIZES HITS SEQUELS

NEW YORK. September 8 tP).-Edna
Ferber, novelist and playwright, believes
the characters in her books should be
LETT to get on by themselves from the
point where she leaves their narrative.
There Is nothing more ghastly than
sequel" she said yesterday, returning
from abroad on the Europa. IF I ever
write one you will know am through. {"
Evening star., 1932-09-08
Postcards by Wireless.

Postcards may be sent by wireless
from German liners and passengers may
send wish you were here" and other
messages to friends at home. Choice is
given of a veriety of greetings and
these are wirelessed to the Norddeich
station, where they are written on pic
ture postcards and forwarded.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
FOREIGN.
Tam.. Greenwich time todov,
Deaths Reported.

Maria de Grain. SO. 643 g st. sc.
CharleS F, Rauch. 81. 36l1 Military road
Mary E. Adams 80. Providence HOSPITAL
Augustus H. ouigley, 70. Home for IN.
William NJ -Leavitt. 70. 32s Cedar st.
Gilbert E. Mcclure. 70, GEORGETOWN Hos
pital. "
Alfred Thomas. IT. Gallinger Hospital.
Gharles L. Ftzpatrick, rs. United States
Mary R, Doerner. IS. 1886 9Th st.
Warren.
Catherine F. Nolan. 66. 1916 r st.
Gau Chintung; Sc. st. Elizabetl1's Hospital
sadie G. Loughrey. IS. United States Vet
Perry g, Willis, ss. I'LL Nst.
Bessie NJ. johnson, So. l02 st.
Infrm.
Charles H. Lee. So. 12s 9Th st. Sc.
William w; Brookings: 81, 6l0 NJ st.
Marsaret ,Taylor. IS. l2s Adams St
David Grisgs, IS. Gallinger Hospital.
Ollie johnson. 16 Tuberculosis Hospital.
Evening star., 1932-09-08
SCHOOL IS CLOSED
AS LEADERS FIGHT
Quarrel Over Superintend-
ent's Office to Be Decided
by Ohio Supreme Court.
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHANDLERVILLE, Ohio, September
8-The Chandlerville school bell tolled
its September summons yesterday, but
when tagging children answered its call
they learned nothing less than the
sovereign power of the Ohio Supreme
Court could open the school doors.
Possession of the county superintend-
ent's Office was the root Of the trouble,
Evening star., 1932-09-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Meeting, Washington Photographic
Society, Y. M. c. A., $3.50 pm.
Card party, Auxiliary No. 238. knights
Of st. John, Congress Heights Episcopal
Hall, Esther place and Nichols avenue
southeast, 8 pm.
Meeting. Catholic Evidence Guild, Til
N street, 8 pm.
Meeting, United Lodge OF Theoso-
phists, club house. BIS pm.
Dinner. Reciprocity Club, Mayhower
Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Chi Sigma Sorority, May
flower Hotel, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Phi Delta Phi Fraternity,
University Club, pm.
Luncheon, Round Table, University
Club, 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1932-09-08

A cheerful telegram" campaign to
boost the sending Of good as we'll as
bad news by wire has been started In
Scotland.