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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
JUNIOR PROM WILL
BE HELD

Biggest event of the Carbon
High school social calendar will
take place Thursday night, when
the Junior-Senior banquet and
promenade will be held in Wash
ington hall. The hall is to be
specially decorated for the occas-
ion, and high school committees
have been working for several
weeks on other phases of prepar-
alton for the prom"
Guests of honor will be mem
bers of the Senior class. and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry E. Laughney, Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. Mann, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Cas-
sidy, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bun
ney of Belfry, E. E. Heikkila and
Miss Erceldean Heikkila of Rob-
erts, and Miss Elizabeth Duffield.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
BRIDGER MAN JAILED
FOR ATTACKING CHILD

On a charge of having Grimm
ally attacked an eight-year-old
girl, the ward of Eva Seidel of
Bridger, Frank Aikens, So, was
arraigned Friday in the justice
court of E. B. Provinse. On fail
ure to produce bond of $500, he
was locked in the county Jail.
Aikens made a confession of his
act to County Attorney Conwell.
He will plead guilty and receive
sentence in the district court,
April %.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

local Happenings

Aprato, Miss Rose Grugno and
Mrs. E. B. Shelley.
Bishop w. F. Faber of Helena
was in Red Lodge on Easter Sun
day to conduct morning services
at the Episcopal church. Services
are now held at the church only
upon visitation by the bishops.
%
Invitation is issued by the Red
Lodge Rifle and Pistol club to
non-members who might wish to
come down and try their hands
with small bore rifle on the in
door range. Friday night is Wis
itors night on the range below
Cabs Auto Repair shop.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
JESSAMAL BROPHY
BRIDE OF
RICHARD EDWARDS

The wedding of Miss Jessamal
Brophy to Richard w. Edwards Of
Omaha, Nebr., took place at high
noon, Saturday, April Is, at the
Red Lodge Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. H. w. Woods officiated at
the ceremony. II Love You
Truly and ooh, Promise Me-"
were sung by A. F. Christian, ac-
companied by Mrs. Christian.
Reverend Woods gave excerpts
from "The Prophet" by Gibran on
Love and Marriage" The we'd
ding march from Lohengrin was
played.
The bride was attired in a
white silk net embroidered gown.
She carried a bouquet of Easter
lilies and pink roses, and wore an
imported Brussels net veil, which
was carried by Miss Beverly Cad
wallader. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, ]. f.
Brophy, and was attended by her
sister, Miss Sara Brophy. The
best mar was Alfred Parsons of
Portland, Ore, ushers were Arch
ibald Freakes and Marvin E. Mar
tin.
More than q hundred attended
the reception at the home of the
brides parents. Miss Virginia
'Schwin and Miss Elma Mann
poured at the table during a buff
fet luncheon. After the recep-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards de-
parted by auto for a tour of New
Mexico.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
BILLINGS CLUB BEATS
BRIDGER ON RANGE

The Yellowstone Rifle club won
the third and deciding shoulder
to-shoulder, small bore rifle
match with the Bridger club team,
last Wednesday night on the in
door range of the Billings group.
Billings had a score of 1866
points, 281 by Hoefert, high man
of the team; Bridger had 1907,
and Albrecht was high with ga.
The match was fired from three
positions, the scores of the seven
best on each team being taken
for the totals.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
ON FROMBERG HONOR ROLL

On the honor roll of Fromberg
High school for the fifth school
period were: Theodore Benson,
Virginia Bender, Laurine Crossen,
Faye Easton, Alfred Foust, Es-
Their Horst, Eleanor Holzum, Ag-
mes Helgeland, Janet McCarty,
Fay Nelson, Walter Nelson, Ma
RE O'Connor, Betsey Ross, Ernest
inc Ross, Fern Redman, Irene
Vogt and Jean Wright.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
PAINTERS DROP RATES

Following the general price
trend the painters and paper
hangers union in Red Lodge has
revised the wage and price scale.
Reductions of about rs per cent
have been effected. Announce
ment was made by A. G. Shower
man, secretary of the local union.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

Electric Matched pure bred
chicks r larger and easier to
raise. Heavy breeds, 81 a hun
dred; mixed, Sc a hundred; Leg
horns, $3.50 a hundred. We also
hatch your own turkey and chick
en- eggs. We set twice a week, on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. DE-
PENDABLE HATCHERY, Red
Lodge. 7-2t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
LICENSES

April 12-Evert l.. Brewer, and
Esther Akerly, both of Greybull,
Wyo.
April 13-Jack Cagley, and
Minnie Cole, both of Basin, Wyo.
April 16-John Martin, and
Barbara Mcdonald, both of Wa
shoe.
April 1%6-Jacob Cameron, Jr.,
and Mary Sommerville, both of
Washoe.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
Miscellaneous


Painters, paper hangers and
decorators of local union No. 951,
announce a voluntary reduction in
wages from SO to Sc per eight
hour day, and a reduction from so
cents to so cents per double roll
paper hanging.
w. E. Carroll, S. M. Provinse,
A. G. Slovenian, M. E. Martin,
Ugo P. Scala, Chas. A. EIDE, Sisto,
Serifini, ]. B. Clark. Tit
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
RESUME
ON e

The gravel crusher near Fox
was started Monday, after a shut
down for repairs, and surfacing
work on the Red Lodge-Roberts
state highway was taken up again.
Grade has been practically fin
ished between Red Lodge and Fox,
and a section of pit-run gravel
has been laid. The contractors
time limit for the completed job
from Roberts to the Broadway
avenue pavement in Red Lodge is
May Is, according to state high
way engineers.
DAD Al J~~1uo~uxa-4
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
Classified
For Sale

FOR SALE-Eighty acres of
irrigated land one-half mile from
Red Lodge, that can be cut into
four twenty acre tracts; you can
live in town and farm twenty
acres that will make you a living.
Also 100 acres irrigated land that
joins the city. 1t is priced to sell.
VIM. Larkin & Sons. 3-tf
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

l. A. Draper was in from the
west bench Saturday.
KEENAN, w. Skeen went to Bill
lings on business today.
Attorney E. B. Merrill and Miss
Edna Merrill were in Red Lodge
from Bridger, Tuesday.
A. e.. Madsen and George Moses
were up from Billings, Monday.
T. G. Neibart of the Remington
Arms company was a business
caller Tuesday in Red Lodge.
Sam Taggart, Civil war veteran
of Red Lodge, has been receiving
care at the Adams hospital this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fox, 1913
North Word, are the parents of a
boy who was born Sunday at their
home.
.
Miss Margaret Newton has been
visiting from Helena with her
uncle and aunt; DR.. and Mrs. S. nj.
Souders.
Mrs. Joe Kissee arrived Satur-
day from Casper, Wyo., to spend
a month with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Luhtala.
.
A number of Red Lodge folk
visited with J. HI. McAllister on
Easter Sunday. "Mac" is under
going operation and treatment for
sinus trouble, at a hospital in Bill
lings.
o
Miss Agnes Ardissono was host
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

The "prom" given by the Jun
Tors of Bearcreek High school
Saturday evening was well attend
ed.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

Mrs. w. R. Frederick of Joliet
was a caller in Red Lodge, Friday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

st. Louis is the largest fur
market in the world.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

Miss Agnes Ardissono was host
ess Wednesday night to her two
table bridge club. Auction hon
ors were won by Miss Della
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

Read the advertisements.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19

Mrs. Joe Kissee arrived Satur.
day from Casper, Wyo., to spend
a month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Jacob Luhtala.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

superintendent Of the synod. was re-
placed on the morning program by Rev.
E. T. Pence of Little Mount. S. c., q
former pastor of the Manassas church.
CIergymen Attending.
Members of the clergy answering roll
call were Rev J. P. Stirewalt, retired,
New Market; Rev. w. j. Finck, retired,
St. Petersburg Fla; Rev. A. L. Bolick,
Luray: Rev. Luther Miller, Manassas; /;
Rev. E. H. H. Sloop. retired, Harrison
burg; Rev. C.. L. Hunt. Shenandoah; !;
Rev. A. w. Ballentine, Timberville; Rev.
G. A. Stoudemayer, Orkney Springs;
Rev. G.. S. Derrick, Mount jackson;
Rev. Arthur H. Blank, Rockingham;
Rev. B. S. Dasher, Edinburg; Rev. j.
Glenn Bolick, Luray, and Rev. E. T.
Bollinger, New Market
The two-day program included devo-
tional services and inspirational talks
by clergymen and lay members of the
conference. Among the speakers were
Rev A. w. Ballentine, Rev. Luther
Miller. Rev. George S. Derrick. Rev. A.
L. Bolick. Rev. c. L. Hunt, Rev. Arthur
Blank. Rev. G. A. Stoudemayer. Rev. B.
S. Dasher, Rev. w. L. Darr. Rev. E. T.
Bollinger, Rev. B. S. Dasher, Rev. E.
H. II Slo0p ana MeSSrS. Z. u. 1uSSlng,
H. Kipps, c. o. Bittle. c. c. Miller,
j. NJ Shuler, I. p. Wittig and Mark
Kerlin
Committee Assignments.
Committee assignments were made as
follows:
Stewardship and Systematic Benefi-
cence-Rev. L. F. Miller, Rev G. A.
Stoudemayer, l. P. Wittig, H. L. CARRIER
and w. E. Frank.
Presidents Reports, i934-Rev. L. F.
Miller. Rev A. L. Bolick, C. S. Kerlin
and j. L. FunkhouSer.
Letters and Petitions-Rev. A. H
Blank. Murray Corder and w. P. Pence
Unfinished Business. l934-Rev. j. G
Evening star., 1933-08-10
In Mrmurtam.

BARNES. MILDRED c. In sad but loving
mbrance OF our dear beloved mother
parted his I41e Two years ago August
10, 1891.
God siveth his beloved ,s,I, EsSf
BoTELER. SUSIE +. In loving remem-
sTaS4S sTanGs OF 991z e9r des5 wife and mother.
on August 10. 1927.
What would I give TO clasp her
Her happy face to see.
To hear her voice and see her smile.
That means the world to me.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
BoTELER. SUSIE =; In loving EeHem-
ago today. August 10, 1897.
loving, thought. silent tear.
HER LOVING SISTER. MINNIE.
JACKSON. EMMA. A tribute of love and
seEo'lon eG n,be to the memoTx 9f ON dear wife M
parted this life three years today. August
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND chill
MOORE, In. sad but loving rsmembrance
Fl 9bA our Szes one EDWIN ba ,:ed J and ID
the sreat beyond two years ago today.
August 10. 1881.
No. now. but in the coming year
II may be in the better land
Well read the meaning of our tears
And there. sometime. we'll understand.
Wen catch the broken thread aean
And finish what we here began.
Heaven VIII the mysteries explain.
And then. all. then. we'll understand.
Well know whv clouds instead of sun
Were over many a cherished plan:
Nhy song has ceased when scarce BEGUN.
'Tis there. sometime, we'll understand.
Why what we long for most of all
Eludes so oft our, eager hand;
Up there. sometime. we'll understand.
God knows the way. He holds the key.
He guides US with unerring hand;
Yes there T'h up there Tyef
iioTHERss DAD & BROTHER RUSSELL.
EI EDWIN d,,4 Mo9RE 5.3 I and his beloved wife
two years ago today August TO- 1871
Mr. AND MRS S. E. MooRE AND
RoBEY; RAY. In sad but loving and DC,
mother and sister RAY RoBEY 1nec
Horovitzl. who entered into eternal res
10 years ago today August TO- 1903.
HER EovING B 6AGGHTRR 5sas4sfrla AND sisTFas fs72
sTMMs. JAMES W. In loving remembrance
W. shlMs, who passed away seven year
ago today. August 10. 1925.
A happy home We once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left loneliness
The world can never fill.
Some think We are not lonely
When at times they see US smile
Little do they know the heart ache
That We suffer all the while.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. JOTTIE SIMMS
AND LOVING DAUGHTER. BERNA-
DINE BROWN.
YOUNG. HARVEY E. In loving remem-
brance of our son. HARVEY E. YOUNG,
who departed this life August 10, 1882,
one year ago today.
FATHER MOTHER. SISTER AND
BROTHER.
Evening star., 1933-08-10
Births Reported.

Robert and Katie Jeffries, boy.
Mile and Ella Hef1in. boy.
James and Olive Carr. boy.
Fred and Marv Linkins. boy.
LLOYD and Maggie Remson. boy.
Edward and Wilma Matthews. boy.
Wellner and Elizabeth Morris. boy.
Lawrence and Cornelia Buchheit, boy.
Archie and Ruth Shawen. boy.
James and Evelyn Mentges, boy.
Joseph and Irene Young. boy.
BENJAMIN and Sandra Cohn. girl.
Harold and Lucille Counts. girl.
Templeton ard Dorothy Arehart. girl.
Joseph and Marjorie Hanfman. girl.
Harold and Hazel Heath. girl.
Charles and Mildred Barr. girl
Joseph and Matte Ireland. girl
william and Pauline Roland. girl.
Joseph and Kathleen Fealy. boy.
Frank and Ida Briggs. boy.
Lawrence and Mary Luce. boy.
George and Laura Fessenden. boy.
Otto and Mildred Erdman. boy.
tiratZ and Lena Dunkum. boy.
Michael and Rose McDermott, boy.
James and Lillian Smythe ir.. boy.
Coral and Julia Newman. boy.
JOHN and Veronica Boland. boy.
Ralph and Ida Fraser, boy.
John and Mae Slater girl.
Cecil and Eva Nickel girl
Ralph and Edith Duffell. girl.
Perry and Anna Holmes. girl.
Robert and Isabel Dove girl
Hilton and Eleanor Lowe girl.
Charlie and Doris Greer, girl
Tomaso and Maria Lerario. girl
Edward and Marian Anderson. eirl.
BENJAMIN and Helen Foster. boy.
Evening star., 1933-08-10
SUNDAY BEER SALE.
SUSPENSION LIKELY
Retailers Hit by Conviction in
HyattsviIIe Await Action
on Appeal.
BY 4 STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

/ BY q Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, August 10
Disappointed over the conviction in
Police Court yesterday of a man on
charge Of selling beer on Sunday
Prince Georges County beer dealers said
! today they would probably have to
close shop" on Sundays, at least until
| October.
They have high hopes. however, that
when Circuit Court convenes in that
month. the decision of the lower court
on the question of Sunday beer sales
will be reversed
John H. Cooper. an employe of an
inn at Cedarhurst. near Laurel. was the
man convicted yesterday. He was fined
$25 and promptly appealed through
Attorney j. Wilson Ryon. Policeman
Claude Reese arrested Cooper.
Follows Wording Of Law.
In announcing his decision, Judge j.
Chew Sheriff said he was forced to
follow the wording of the law mot
withstanding the courts personal views
and feelings in the matter"
THE court is in sympathy with
great deal the defense lawyers had to
| say, especially with regard to loss OF
revenue by the beer dealers because
their competitors in adjoining counties
can sell on Sunday. It is unfortunate
| that this condition is brought about
through the wording Of the law" he
said
Defense Attorneys ]. Wilson Ryon
and George B. Merrick had contenceo
that 80 beer is a soft drink and under
a State law, candies, soft drinks, ana
certain other articles can be sold on
Sunday.
States Attorney Alan Bowie, how
ever, claimed that the Legislature had
full authority to prohibit the sale OF
beer on Sunday, just as 1t had pro-
hibited the sale of shoes or plows or
other things on Sunday.
| O'Neal Trial Tomorrow.
Jack ONeal of Forestville. who has
also been arrested on charge OF selling
beer on Sunday, is scheduled to be
tried before Judge Sheriff at Marlboro
tomorrow. Attorneys Wilson and Mer-
rick, who also represent him, say they
will let him 60 to trial. and II con-
victed appeal his case along with
Cooper's
Because Of the widespread sentiment
in favor of beer on Sunday the defense
lawyers are confident they can have
their clients acquitted before q jury.
It Is also regarded as probable that
the Legislature will repeal the ban on
Sunday sales at the flrst opportunity
Mr.. Ryon said that despite Cooper's
conviction he would not specifically
advise the beer dealers against Sunday
selling but would leave the matter 'to
their own discretion"
Evening star., 1933-08-10

Bolick, B. s Dresher and Simon Fox
Resolutions-Revs. B. S. Dasher G..
S. Derrick, S. A. Wilkins and Miss Cleo
Miller.
Programs for 1884 Convention-Rev.
Luther Miller. Rev. c. L. Hunt and j.
H. Pexrode.
Finance and Auditing-Rev G.. l..
Hunt, r. A. Miller and Miss Amelia
Stirewalt
Credentials-The secretary.
Evangelism-Revs. j. G. Bolick, E. T.
Ballenger and B. G. Dasher.
Parish Lines-Rev G. A. Stoude-
mayer. Rev. w. L. Darr. l. P. Wittig,
]. H. Kipps and j. NJ Shuler.
Evening star., 1933-08-10
FOREIGN.
m Greenwich time. tnday
Deaths Reported.

Laura NJ, Iseley. %, 1920 H st.
Alice v. England. A S14 Buchanan st.
William Bassett. AZ, GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Morris W, Decatur. A., en- route Providence
cl1hIs aGsDijal j Martin. 81. en- route Eners.ncy
Hospital.
Calvin Hopper "A Providence Hospital.
Albert Peters. 81. Soldiers Home HoSpit al
Elizabeth C. Plummer. 81. 21O Constitution
ave.
John w Jones. So tuberculosis Hospital
Ethel NJ Baylock. %. 5215 Dix st. ne.
Infant. of Frank Blackwell. Children's Hos
Evening star., 1933-08-10
Marriage Licenses.

Robert D. Brown. 30, and Esther NJ Eaton
20. both Of 223 End ST. Sc; Rev. II. w
Charles Z. Mcshane, "a. Norfolk. Va, and
Margaret Luther. 81. 1909 Myrtle ave-
Judge r. E. Mattingly.
Joseph Katzman. "a. 400 7th st, sw., and
Charles T. Brannan. 20. 312l st. and
Anna NJ. Jenness. 25. 1898 l4th st: Rev
Francis E. Mastbrook 90. 1915 10th st,
and Agnes M. Hilton, is. 2l6 St;
William o. Harris. 2s and Betty s Stowe,
2s. both of Richmond; Rev. H. M. Hen
Connie w Tinsley 81. III Lamont st. and
Martha E. Wilson. ls. 3a.27 lth st; Rev.
w. F. Farmer. 81, Corbin. Va. and Agnes
D. Dunnlngton. 10 Fredericksburg. Va;
Rev. T. E. Boarde.
David E. Dobson. .ir.. 81. and Annie Harri-
son. -. both of Alexandria, Va; Rev. H
w. Tolson.
10 both Of Baltimore; Rev. J T Loeb
Earl 3: Parrish, u. Sebot. Va. and Violet
C. Kelton. 10, Manakin. Va; Rev. T. z
Bosrde.
Evening star., 1933-08-10
BrathH.

| EASE. HADAsSAH. The oficers and mem
81 os s here5s snf aoed ed o h
death Of HADAssAH Ease. u II"
il. GRAY. seefetsry4 e srpHA@' President
EASE. HADAssAM H. The Ladies Friend
HADAssAH 4 EASE. ''F Funeral neral F Friday. 1hass
august Il cbrcb at D% Msmbep from
sttend- MAMIE 4. JACKSON, Pres.
MARY CRAIG, Rec. Sec.
GEORGE. VIRGINIA LEE. On Thursday.
pasH'' r. f LEE GEokGE Mss5 Reed sssd HPs n
bsioved fss eao1au daushtsr Of Anna v and Harold
| Friday. August II. at = pm. Interment
| Arlington Cemetery.
HAuGH.. JULIA HERRING. On wednesday,
RssS RSSsA IND q; wa% hfHS,ne
eTine and Peggy HaSsh' in ,lf her 18Th M Gsan 1ear
Funeral from above address SATURDAY
asS,n AgsTst Hji II ,,,.,:rx e. pm Intefmeq, in
Angus. Ahs 8 Iass cEARESGE 4a MedbeSday n Deioved
KnT OF snd 1hs sts brobff Thomas m and Msrth
brother. 51s Newton St W. on Saturday,
august august 1s:rt T. at c $40 an thenee to ths
pose Of his soul Relatives and friends
Olivet Cemetery. II
bfa. iaG1i At & &s5DIey HosPlial, JAMES =. the j.
later. ii
MAHONEY. CHARLES Departed this life
pifa nqnday sta,en Asfus IsisDg 9a seacsx HGs
MAHoNEY'e He '4sa leaves N to mouth GhAFheT her
loss father. Abraham Mshohey: one sis SIS
uel; Eugene and Charles Forrest, and sev-
essl ERA other relatives t and friends; Remain
1900 South Capitol st, Funeral satur
Msry Mar charch r. pomret Charles trc% Guns s.
nesday. August . 1893 at sibiey Hospts, HF n
WILLIAM T beloved, husband Of Eva S
Madden Nellie Voc and William A Red
Co fulerai home. 400 Chaplin ST. nv.
on snd tfqSy s1,ynd AAsH;t l. al pm ,kelatlNes
Lincoln Cemetery.
tPH1sssdasy nltht AUsmft ) 1898. sIMON
D!.. Chleago. III He leaves, TO mourn
aSr psJ ioss nTe der9,ed Me ssgsheEs MS
Ms Ms y dn35sfs EnPse3s' % ff sssa r'ff
iSldnQ N - MIS- ]. Aprll OF WaShlnR-
ton. D. C. and a devoted son. Ben Robin
Ausust @ y; from the Danzansky funeral
ROGERS. MARY 6. Entered into rest in
Marberth, Pa. on August 8. 1898, MARY
G.. wife of Charles x. Rogers age ~
years She had been a resident of Wash
lngton. D C. for many years. Relatives
ano friends. also Federal Chapter. No. }s
Q E: s.. and U. C. OF E. of Washington.
| funeral from home of J. Harry Reinhold.
"44 Buchanan ave, Lancaster. Pa. SaJ-
nTday moTnIng AT 1850 O'Clock. Inter
ment Greenwood Cemetery.
sIMMS. ALICE. On Wednesday. August =,
1888. at her residence, 10 Irving st. II ".
ALICE SIMMS, devoted mother OF Walter
Garter; and sister OF Pauline Hahn. John
ana Walter Branch. She also leaves one
daushter-in-law, TWO grandchildren ana
an aunt. Mrs Arie Plummer Remain,
resting at the " Ernest Jarvis funeral
church, 1872 You St NV until pm
Thursday. thereafter al her late resi-
dence- Funeral Friday. August H. at :,
pm from the above residence Inter
| ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
! SIIvERS. CARYLON ELIZABETH On
Wednesday. August .. 1888, al / Is n
At Montgomery County General Hospital,
! Olney. Md CARYLON ELIZABETH STIV-
ERS fnee Harmon. in her thIrty-fifth
/ year. Remains resting al the Colonial
! funeral home of William Reuben Pun
! nnrey. Rockville, Md. Funeral from
! CHRIST Episcopal Church Rockville. Md.
| 81 Saturday; August l., az IL In
l'fment Rockville Union Cemetery. II
Evening star., 1933-08-10
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia-Showers to-

District Of Columbia-Showers to-
night and possibly tomorrow; not much
change in temperature: gentle to mod
crate southeast. shifting to south winds.
Maryland-Cloudy probably showers
Virginia-Probably showers tonight
and tomorrow: rising temperature to-
morrow and in extreme west portion
tonight.
West Virginia-Local showers and
thunderstorms probably tonight and to-
morrow; slowly rising temperature to-
morrow.
River Report.
muddy today
Evening star., 1933-08-10
DEAD FLYER HONORED
Ponta Delgada Shops Closed Dur

Ponta DeIgada Shops Closed Dur
ing Funeral of Italian.
PONTA DELGADA, Azores, August
10 R).-All shops in Ponta Delgada
were closed for two hours today during
the funeral with full military honors OF
Lieut.. Enrico Squaglia, who was killed
yesterday when one of the seaplanes OF
the Italian air squadron overturned in
taking off.
The Italian ship Citta di Catania was
expected from Horta this afternoon tc
take aboard the body and the three air
men who were the lieutenant's compan-
ions in the wrecked seaplane.
Evening star., 1933-08-10
ANNUAL LUTHERAN
CONFERENCE ENDS
Two-Day Session in Ma
nassas Terminated-Com-
mittee Selections Made.
soec;sl Dispstch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS. Va. August 10.-The
ninth annual convention of the New
market conference of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Virginia ended its
two-day session in Manassas today.
Opening the conference yesterday,
Rev. A w Ballentine of Timberville
urged the preaching of old time gospel
in new ways. Rev. Luther Miller Of
Manassas welcomed the conference to
his church Rev R. H. Anderson,
Evening star., 1933-08-10
Legion Council to Meet.

SILVER SPRING, Nd. August 10
(SpeciaD "A meeting Of the Southern
Maryland Council of the American Le-
gion will be held tomorrow night at
$50 o'clock in the State Armory here.
when matters pertaining to the State
convention at Hagerstown this month
will be discussed.
Evening star., 1933-08-10
Uarn uf UhankH.

found and sincere e sppreeiation ! sM address PeS
the neighbors, friends. pastor. members
OF the John Wesley A. M. e. Zion Church.
ton Bar Association. Tau Delta Sigma
and the Derby Club for their kindness
during my recent bereavement.
MRS. NOBLE T. WEDDINGTON
Evening star., 1933-08-10
LOST.

LOST.
BUNCH OF KEYS underground toilet 18th
and Pa. ave. NV. Liberal reward II re-
turned 500 14th st NV. barber shop.
GLASSES. she'll oxford frame brown leath-
case. Reward. PO. 2410-J 12'
POCKETBOOK. mans. containing A. A. A.
and other articles Liberal reward. Robert
3. Sutton. Baden. Md.
POCKETBOOK. lady's. around Speedway
incidentais Reward. Card inside bag,
BALTIC Md Return to 1921 goth st. NV,
Betty Littman 10"
WILL PARTY THAT PHONED to .O7 3rd
st. Sc that they had my clock works please
phone again. Reward