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N { R C RANDISE
SO Swaps
Musical Instruments

SWAP
Things You Haze for
Things You Want
TO ADVERTISER
Each ad appearing in this column is
Directory for sixty DAYS free of charge.
Your swap ad costs only Sc a word in |
s ane T daGs Spe fb 6 mGt9e rates Of
tour days for the cost Of three.
TO TRADERS
If you can not find the leads that |
youu desire in the ads in this column
We will attempt to arrange a trade for |
you from Swaps previously published. |
There is no charge for this service.
A SWAT sHOP-We will swap for any
thing. An excellent Gas Stove for oil
stove. ia Virginia Ave.
CHANGE your oil, take Farm Products
Llnco Oil, Csc ct. DOLL OIL CO.. Kess- |
Ter Blvd. Road So. The Corner Prosper
CHEVROLET COUPE for good Tools or
Canoe. HU-6704.
CORN TO EXCHANGE FOR CHICKENS. |
OR YOUNG STOCK. IR-4297
DOUBLE iron bed, Victrole, Hoover sweep |
er Ior single bed, small table, 7x9 rug |
bridge lamp. IR-5277.
EXCHANGE Apartment sleeping room
8278, ''''''' '-0 e 'e'liioii'' IL
FREE radio service to unemployed to swap
LOT your services. Acme Radio Service |
ia Virginia Ave.
IMPROVED LOT-Trade for good car or
restaurant. 1906 English Ave.
JIG SAW PUZZLES for trade or rent
HlIo HaWaaln Studio. 2l08 Roosevelt Av. |
MOVING-Will take discarded furniture as
pay or part RI-2947.
MODERN HOMES bedrooms. and extra
lot plenty shade. Take clear car as
down payment. CH-1571-M.
MOTOR generator, battery charger for 80
Chevrolet coach or equity. 313-l5 N.
Tacoma Ave.
CUPBOARD, Johnson seahorse "a for best
S 81 dRoa6 55 motor used 20 hours, worth
PACKARD sedan: late model trade for
R. R. Bldg & Loan stock BE-44OO
PAPERHANGING by responsible man
what have you CH-2515-J.
PRIVATE owner; almost Karat Blue White
R 1jnn I'd 535 1929 coupe in good condl
RENT of SIS Linwood Ave, 5-room double.
for B. and L. stock RI-7102
SET OF 5 MODEL "A" 21-inch tires and
WheeiS for set of 19-inch tires and
wheels. Pay difference. LI-51s9
SMALL repair garage; $40 month or
shares. Mass. ave. and Avondale
SMALL new radio or auto radio for light
car. JACKSON RADIO CO. IR-IO90.
SMALL garage, fully equipped. or equip
Genf Tor sale cheap. Inquire, 2842
SPEED Boat and Trailer for sale or trade, |
22O1 a 18th. St. CH-2554.
SWAP Cash for radios and parts. all
makes: amateurs attention. Radio Swap
Shop. 1911 S. East st.
SWAP for chickens or what? $40 Utah
loud speaker used 2 weeks. beautiful
ornaam an MRS. LOVE, 1901 E. 21st !
SWAP new Frigidaire for ANYTHING Of
equal value. JACKSON RADIO Co. 1864 |
E Washington St
SWAP YOUR OLD WINDOW SHADES
regardless of condition on NEW SHADES
KEITH SHADE CO., RI-4995 1913 N.
Illinois.
TRADE RESTAURANT equipment for
chickens. 1905 N. Illinois st.
$500 .O0-DEED EQUITY in 5-room mo-
dern home for anything of equal value.
11l9 Arrow ave
WANT WHITE RIVER COTTAGE
1916 N. Illinois.
WATER HEATER = ''Pittsburg:0 s315.
new; for something of equal value RI
0037
RESULT producing Times Want Ads Cost
only cents a word
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BOhannOn e MOrrisOn

runs ike new. Painted in beautiful
shade Of green and has cream wire
wheels. This car cost new $685., YOU can
save $500 on this car as the former
owner was unable to meet the payments
and we purchased his equity for very
reasonable sum. His loss is YOUR gain
ALWAYS at the BARGAIN STORE.
BOhannOn & Morrison
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R E N TAILS
% Unfinished Houses

~ - - -
% Unfinished Houses
BEAUTY AVE, 23O-$lO mo-. u double;
modern double at 1928 w. 31st $l6
BIRCH AVE. 662-4 rooms; newly papered,
SO. owner, LI-4082
COLLEGE AVE, 43l8-6-room modern,
side drive garage garden fruit HU-
COLLEGE. 1886 rooms modern break
fast room. near school, garage. TA-42l3:
DELAWARE, N. 3O41-Attractiye rooms,
strictly modern double; garage; $50.
IA. -1043.
low, double. excellent condition. $40.
DREXEL GARDENS
ga ~ W" afga o st. low rent S h7e with
GREGORY & APPEL, Inc.
HOUSTON, .I93O-4-room double, modern;
garage; near Brookside park. CH-l194-M:
Ill 25a53z n; No IL 2,5 5ms S. pe MSbsan
5-.m, sgl., $40; Shelby, 116; rms. gara.3;
Penu. 1929, rms, mod: bung; 1920
COL rms mod. make offer R1.-7722.
LEEDS AVE, 238-Double. rooms. semi
n nodfT8, garage good condition. si1-
MCPHERSON, 2821-23-Doube, modern,
5 rooms; garage; good condition; SIS.
LI-4l18.
MICHIGAN ST, E.. 28l8-4-rooms, g9a5s'
double, built-in features. garage, SEA
MINNESOTA. E., 1404-1O-4 rooms; water
paid: So Druggist. Villa and Minnesota.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2346-48-Double, mod
err err 50 I rG2mS; garage good 'ono''i0n'
NORDYKE. I246-Double semi-modern, a
rooms, garage; good condition. $40. LII
OAKLAND. N, 1856 rooms; modern doq-
BILE; laundry; awning; garage; Al CHI
PARK. S865-6-room modern double, Rail
roadmen's stock as rent WA-2403-J.
1927 PARKER-Semi- modern double; wa
ter; garage; Heatrola gas range ana
iinoleum. LI-5231.
PENNSYLVANIA, N; 2s49 so.it i've g. O.
room strictly modern oouple' garage
Reduced. TA-2572
$3.50 Salem: 3-bedrm. house. ,.........$35. 90
818 Beecher; rooms; wa. pa ....'''.' 9'900
1922 Beloss: 9-room; va pa pd $3.50. i so
1850 Oliver; Groom; wa. pd.......... 1000
'iI4 J TlTHIfS SGs5' BROS, % S illinois
saEFF II 3, M vAI 1893 rooms BATH
STANLEY, 26l8-South Garfield park; g.
room modern bungalow; garage DR.
FREMONT. N. 535-4-Room modern double,
garage $50. water paid. DR-5305
18TH ST, E., 251O-Near car. fully mod
ern double, cabinet. garage DR-12SO
25TH I18 E-6-room modern, bedrooms;
good condition. HA-0678-J. -
34TH st. VS. Rooms, garage. garden,
nice order, semi-modern, $13: WA-282O-J.
36TH. w. III6-Fine location; 5 rooms
modern $25. 9Th vi Vim ll1I FoSR FSPms
Ills Peoples Bank Bldg.
5OTH ST, F., 7l2-6-rm. dble.; newly
painted and papered; reduced from. 500
to s28 Also Broom apt; reduced from
s35 to S18. BE-O195 Moving paid.
GROOM modern; 2 double. nice yard;
good neighborhood, $40 1923 n. Tacoma
Beautifully Furnished
Efficiency. / and 2-bedroom apartments;
Frigidare; all utilities; clean enyiron-
ment; references. HE-4102. HE-1237.
COLORED
Al location. northwesat, 5-room double,
good furnace, sink. toilet gas electricity
GREGORY & APPEL, Inc.
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IHSTRUCTIOR MS
0 schools, CoIIeges. TUTORING

OVER 100 STUDENTS NOW ENROLLED
MP M Ground Course; flying instruc-
ACA1G ton. Harrington Aviation Co.
Municipal Airport. BE-4400
WILL GIVE voice lessons in exchange for
singing in ensemble. Low voices pre-
ferred IR-0956
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BUSINESS SERVICE
I Business Services

CARPENTER GENERAL REPAIR. REAS-
ONABLE. ESTIMATES. MILLER. CHI
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81 Trucks, Tractors, TraiIers

Weisman Motor Sales
2215 E. Washington CHI $500.
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ILLINOIS, N. 536-Lght housekeeping and
sleeping rooms. Reasonable. Constant
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WHY'S and Auburn Distributors
The Schott Auto Co.
2004 N. Meridian TABOO.
FINE selection OF higngraue exchanged
cars. Broad rance In prices SIS "
CENTRAL BUICK co
f2n Y North St TI-laas
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE OR. TRADE-Large or
small, close in and far away. See us
for farms MTARSNEY g. BROWN.
26O3iz West Michigan. BE-3609.
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HELP WANTED
Helm Wanted--Male
14 nelp Wanted -FemaIe

WOMEN neat appearing young or Old
can make money WITH US, sc Ny az
WOMEN-Cl attractive, ambitious for
pleasant demonstrating work. No cash
REQUIRED everything furnished, mclud-
ing training and appointments. Apply
500 pannle-s Rank RlCC.
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BOhann0n & Morrison
BOhannOn & Morrison

$50 n. Meridian. RI-4574.
10 roadster; a beautiful job
with Spanish leather finished in beau
tiful shade of blUe gray. An ideal car
for a person who likes lot of snap.
Curtains close tight and with a small in
expensive heater it's Just like a closed
car. We will sacrifice it. Make us an
offer Dealers invited We absolutely
must sell this car as it is consigned to
us bv the owner who needs the money
See it at the RARGATN STOPF
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lib Papcrhanging and Painting
I'd Cleaners and Dyers

MARCH special, 9x12 rug cleaned ard
sized. 50; ] small rug free. W Fly
Rug Co. 1928 Brooksde CH-22ll.
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COLLEGE, l427-Cozy Q or rooms. utili-
ties paid, sink, garage. Reduced IS and
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We Will Accept
YOUR CHECK

on down payment New or Used
Car. Used car prices greatly re-
duced. Liberal trades. Easy terms
on balance.
Northside Chevrolet Co., Inc.
536 z 63rd St. HU-133s
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BOhannOn & Morrison

81 N. Capitol. LI-8OO0
trunk rack new paint; new top. This car
looks like a million dollars for it's
really sport job. Reduced 10 s225: sos
down. See il al the BARGAIN STORE.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
GEN. JOHN A. KRESS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Famed Soldier Believed to
Have Been Oldest Grad.
uate of West Point.

Death last night In Walter Reed
Hospital brought to an end the CLAM
orous military career Of Brig. Gen.
John A. Kress, reputed to be the old
est West Pointer.
He came to the hospital Saturday
from his home in Merton Station, Pa.
suffering from heart ailment. but
| physicians said the weight Of his 80
years caused his passing.
| He was veteran Of the Civil, Indian
and Spanish-American Wars and was
twice decorated for extraordinary hero
| ism in action, once receiving the Dis
| tinguished Service Cross Resigning
from West Point eight months before
graduation to enter the war between
the States. he participated in most of
the major engagements Of the Army
Of the Potomac, emerging from the
conflict lieutenant colonel. He wit
| at Gettysburg Of Pickett's men and
their defeat, which marked the turning
point of the war.
Born in 1899.
Gen. Kress was born November 4,
1899, three miles from Wellsboro, Pa,
of German descent. When he was
years old his family moved to Laporte,
Ind, where he received his early edu-
cation. Before entering West Point in
/ 1853 he was railroad telegrapher and
had homesteaded with his older brother
| in Kansas
Three times he offered his resignation
from the Military Academy, the first
! time because of parental disapproval.
He was reappointed and was high
ranking student until the outbreak of
the Civil War, when he rendered his
resignation In impatience to get into
the conflict. 1t was refused. Finally,
on intercession Of Gen. James s. Wads
worth, President Lincoln ordered its
acceptance and he became Wadsworths
aide de camp.
| A year later he was promoted from
lieutenant to major and after the battle
Of Fredericksburg was made a heuten-
ant colonel. 1t was at Fredericksburg
that he distinguished himself enough
to receive a silver star citation. From
then until the end of the war he was
in the thick Of the fighting, coming
through without wound
After the war he served in many
posts in the West and became one of
the Army's outstanding ordnance Of
ficers.
Awarded d. S. C.
In 1925 he was awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross by President
Coolidge for heroism in action against
the Piute Bannock Indians near UNA
tilla, Greg, July g. 1878.
At that time, although not assigned
to combat duties, he organized force,
seized a boat on the Oregon River,
equipped it as a gunboat and partici-
pated in five successful engagements
with the Indians.
On August l. 1903, he was promoted
| fa 6n do Nf Nxr-1 lie 1at1
was made brigadier general and the
next day was retired
| During the Spanish-American War
he was chief ordnance officer in Cuba,
serving near Matanzas and Havana.
| Surviving him is son, Lieut. Comdr
Clarence c. Kress. U. S. N.
Funeral services will be held Friday
in the chapel at Fort Myer and inter-
ment will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
1n mrmnrtant.

BRrMBAUGH. ALLIE v. In loving remem-
I1E nee q I4E SAT- wife vso sod moheT A.
life one year ago today. July 5. 1882
Like flower that fades away
lyon S TN this earth she could not stay, 90
For GOD sees and knows the best
" ne LOOK our i0'ea one h0Hs FA%GY II EST :.
CARTER. LULA J; In loving remembrance
years ago today. July 5. 1a@;i
wAhER 81 F 2G cAR4ER aisf he AND Il iqst GDREv
FROHLICH, SOPHIA NJ Sacred 10 the mem
ca o. Sho Sho dsa5 dsp5rTaS mSthT f SoPa
ago today, July >. 1928. =.
Eight long years have ended. 20.
=, Many sun has set,
SINCE our darling mother left US, %,
Never to foEget.
Sad it is the ,cne,we loved =
ssn3ulaq snf ;ae pe 1evt taken 6oG. from our home,
In our hearts your memory fingers, =
Tender kind and true:
There not a day. dear mother, t.
HER bESofRP S6 e p0' dhIbsEN 5AHf & Sou KATIE
JOHNSON. JAMES LINWOoD. This is in
SS9ob hsfs'af Fho died 5aaEs oas Year ls
RUTH B. JOHNSON. ..
NEsLINE. ADELINE E. In sad but loving
NEsLINE Who my dapated eFaf sti'f this APfeNE fe sE
NS' quay JOHN 5HIN {; {. CHE cHEvA11ER.
NESLINE. ADELINE. Often We sit and
wonder when your beautiful gray eyes
looked up. and said. Please say the
Rosary. the agony you were in. and how
soon you were forgotten by some, but
SISTERS JosEPHSE sssF n iGSEo'sR 2ND ARNRy Ray your
PHIPPS. FRANK ARLIN. In sad but loving
Temembran9e rem m TIn Of our beloved son. FRANK
ago today; July 5. 1892. Bern septem-
| Der II. 1915.
When friends prove false and We cannot
trust
Seems deep down in our hearts
Just think OF cur dear Arlins love
HEARTBRoKEN MAMMA AND PAPA.
BROTHER STANLEY. 81
TAYLOR. MARGARET. tribute of love to
the memory of our beloved mother. MAR
GARET TAYLOR. who left US twenty-three
years ago. July 5. 1910.
In the book Of our lives there are mem
ores .
OF the happiest moments we've known,
And recorded in love is the blessing
OF a wonderful mother. our own.
For you ssw only good in our dreaming
You soothed every moment of strife.
And your name is the sweetest name
Mother mine. in the book Of each life
HER CHILDREN.
yIRNSTEIN. JOHN II. In sad but loving re-
membrance of our dear one. JOHN H
V1RNSTEIN: who passed away two years
ago today. July :. 1881.
When Heaven called you there to rest,
You stanchly answered at your best,
That God. our Savior. in command,
Possessed your soul, your heart. in hand
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1933-07-05

ISTENSEN. LEVI. The members Of Gen.
Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. l.,
u. S. w. ", will assemble at ST.
~ M:chaels Church. Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md. at 0:l5 am:
Thursday July q, 1888. TO attend
the funeral OF our late Comrade
- LEVI AUSTENSEN. Interment at
Evening star., 1933-07-05
DrathB.

on AErhEE BeIsEis L SUDDENLY gpg
HARVEY. devoted husband husband Of r. Ruth 4 Har-
harvey also I eaves i've sissers aae Mar1s oney
5o9iheT on fHgr nssop pnses enS rsG. Rey aarvey
resting at the John r. Rhines funeral :
funeral later.
1898, at her residence 1918 sth St NV,
LAURh LATHAM. mother Of Nellie Latham
cottons She also leaves OTHER @ie relati1es 1
and friends Remains resting at the w
5insiS Jarvis asasss 'fsHsh 5ass you
MATTHEWS, DOROTHY INEZ. On wednes-
das s Jqy nR DdRoHY R = NEz hSE resasnfs s9s
sister OF ThssIma Williams and cisuds 3,
mother. an aunt and other rela ives Re
fnnsrs ain5 TssI1f cbn1rb a. the w. Ernest SaTy
OF funeral later.
oG1EN ManS.x CHEGEE RIPLEY. Suddenly. on
NV: cHAsIzR RILEY OGDEN. ODE Isl Re. g. d
OF funeral later.
g. ibs sSsy 2spss 5S5
Of Mee o q nee ms oflGEed s3Se4
81 Marie and brother Of Ernest S and
ste resideacei 5 T. 5 IGh tHheTal st. i59m nW 6is on
5tdsg tbe sbr,1e Sgly o tbn at aso thence TO-
10th St and Park I'd where solemn re-
be mass mass VII ~ b. BE- sung at 10 O'Clock
Cemetery.
PARKER. LOUISE. The Ladies' Bannecker
Keief M1s rT9sE AsT9siaton announceS the death Of
ru1,vJg JULIA WEST HAMILTON, Pres. 70,
hAoTH; 1t;ii kKNEsT FsTRsT sR On Wednesday, July
Of E Ernas ah IL ag h8q RsqP and
cherryda!e Va on Friday J1ltS'9h July al 0s7e
tepent m Restiyes and 29 friends invited. Inc
REILMlERs. IHlRs. IDA H. On Monday. July g.
pltal, IDA H. REIMERs, BELOVED wife .Of o.
tne late Jeronimus ReimerS and mother a
James T. Ryan funeral home. :il7 p Penn ane
siodaia p 1atersn sTe 5e Phgrsd2y hs Jqly g at
Relatives and friends invited
| ROBERTSON, EDGAR J. On Sunday, July
lie Lieut. a. cq als E6daR El65ddsfees s. RosERsoN aca ii
Funeral fTom Fort May Myer ehape
ment na ThaIfday Arhstos 5uy Eatiora at Inter
1uu military honors
a. tHsns HsSsdn M va On hIHES MGlaSy Jqz szw
G5sIls, GEE ln1S 6 EEsSRsIdl. beloved wife sA of
" W Chambers Co funeral home mem 1{oe ine
shapa saG am st. nw 9be1co on ~ Thgrsdsy y July s. a
offered as O'Clock for the reDose @ ei'' Of her
terment at Mount olivet Cemetery: iis- AL
SIMMONS. JOSEPH L. On Tuesday. july 4.
IS3t. at Slhley Hospital. Washington, D.
MIS- Case Boyce Of Mitchellviile Nd
TTpnersl from the home Of his mother on
Mou1H MhuTsaay IA July ,.a o. at 1;s9 m: thence to
where services will be conducted al >
Pm: Interment church cemetery. Rela-
lives and friends invited
SINGER. THERESA E. On Monday. July ?.
E. boved Wie e Hufns; H2spa snraI THERESA
neral from her late residence. 500 Attn
ft; sbepes ne % FE.dqy !; Jgly al go am
q SIS NV. where requiem mass viii be
OFFERED at 0 a NJ. Interment in the new
eesthedssl esilteG.s Cemetery; y; Baltimore. Nd.
WATSON. LAURA G. Suddenly. on Mon
Hephe% eD Howard B Homef 5es 59ns @ Ssvbas e hfs
ave. NV: LAURA G. WATSON. the be-
ayfd of as vs Annt Gt y0hR Hen5s Watson and sister
ICES ICES at the above residence on Thursday.
Greek Cemetery VIVA
WILKINSON, CATHERINE. On Wednesday.
St: Sc, CATHERINE WILKINSON NEE
IHoylel beloved wife Of the. late Richard
gsIsn %gi3stnsen On & Funeral from the above resi-
THENCE to Holy Comforter Church. where
GEedUem mass will be offered at am.
flowers. ~
Evening star., 1933-07-05
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Regina M. Hazel, 40 Fifteenth
street northeast, today filed suit in Dis
trict Supreme Court for a limited di-
vorce from Frederick Hazel, COG Fiji
teenth street northeast. Through At
torney P. Michael Cook. she charged
her husband with cruelty.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
&c UnbIeached Muslin

80 in. wide:
closely woven;
ideal for sheets.
C a S e S e t C.
tBaSement).
Evening star., 1933-07-05
TRADE PACT REPORTED

Agree ment Reached Between Can
ada and Austria.
OTTAWA, Ontario, July R-It
was learned from a reliable source yes
terday that a trade agreement has been
practically concluded between Canada
and Austria. to become effective within
few days.
The agreement, 1t was said, would
place Austrian imports under the
Canadian intermediate tariff instead of
the general tariff which now applies to
all entries from that country.
Evening star., 1933-07-05

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
LEAGUE. u Q st: NV: North $3.50.
LOST.
CANE. in front Of Apt. 22, 1412 Chaplin
st. NV; reward, above address.
CAT. male. Maltese, white under chin and
hind feet and legs short and heavy. sway
turned to 1341 Monroe st. NV.
long nose, one decayed tooth in front. Re-
turn 2600 L NV. Reward.
DOG. male. pointer, white with liver spots;
answers to name OF Joe. Reward. NO.
GLASSES, in a tan case. on July 3. Re-
ward. Call GE. 1897 after pm.
KODAK, Ansco make, in black leather case;
day afternoon; valued as keepsake Tele-
phone Ma. 1880 or return 516 Investment
LoCKET. platinum and gold: set with
diamond. Reward. Edwin A. Mooers, 1853
18th st. NV. co. 2I65.
POLICE DOG. light tan. named "Cris";
sailds saad 1.rd Ret; Finder please phone Atlantic
PURsE-Worn black leather purse contain
in Bell Cab. Finder cali CL. 92s3. Reward.
WATCH. lady's (Gothaml. June 20. between
Lyon Park and Wash. Hoover Airport; re-
ward. Phone Clarendon 1858.
W1RE-HAIRED PTPPY. az white. yicinity
WRIST WATCH, lady's Gruen. Monday eve
ming. between Hamilton Hotel and 100
block 18th ST. Phone North 9007: reward.
WRIST WATcH. Iady's, between Union Sta
ward. IN. 26S3. o.
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FOUND,

FOUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League. u o st. NV. North $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
FOREIGN.
McCormacks Sail for England

SAN PEDRO, Calf, July LP.-John
Mccormack, Irish tenor, and his wife
sailed on the S. S. California Monday
for New York, en- route to England, to
attend the marriage of their daughter,
Gwendolyn, to Edward Pyke Of Lam
cashire, England.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
THE WEATHER

District of Co,umbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight;
gentle to moderate winds, mostly north
west
Maryland and Virginia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight.
West Virginia-Fair tonight and to-
morrow; slightly warmer tonight.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very
muddy today.
Report for Last "a Hours
Evening star., 1933-07-05
BROTHER WILLIAM DYER. W. s.
SISTER MARY HAWKINS. r. S:
THEODORE W. MOVES President.
j. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary.
rKJapuaN yANFS EnWaRn The mem

bers of Washington Council. No. 224.
Knights of Columbus. are advised Of the
death on Monday. July 3. 1898. at $50
Conn. ave. Of Brother JAMES EDWARD
CHAPMAN, and are requested to attend
his funeral services at Blessed Sacrament
Church. Chevy Chase; D: G. on Thurs&day; day
to meet at Hysong's parlors. 1900 st.
NV, on Wednesday night. July ;. at
o'clock. for recitation OF prayers for the
deceased
Evening star., 1933-07-05
Ends Gold Payments.

MONTEvIDEO, Uruguay, July S lP).
The Uruguayan government decided
yesterday 1t would no longer pay inter-
est on its foreign debt in gold but in
Uruguyan currency in Montevideo at
the exchange rate Of the day of pay
ment.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
Dratlra.
AUSTENSEN

AUSTENSEN. LEVI. Suddenly. on July 4,
1888. at his residence. s706 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md. LEVI beloved hus-
Services at his late residence on Thurs
day. July q. at s:45 am; thence to St.
Michaels Catholic Church. where mass
will be said at 9:15 am. for the repoSe
OF his soul. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-06-25

o"For crying out loud!
Put your sock on your
foot instead Of your head!
II thought you kne,c ho,c
to dress yourself! Any,cay,
mother told US to sc0if a
minute-she's gone for our
pOsUder."
Evening star., 1933-06-25

"I like it because its
weight and strength
make me feel safe
and it is so comfort
able and easy-rid-
ing"
Evening star., 1933-06-25

Primo Camera primes for his
Sharkey battle. Golf. says the
giant Italian heavyweight, helps to
make you fit whether you can shoot
a hundred or not.
g Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1933-06-25

MOthers!-You can't be too care
ful when it comes to choosing a
powder to keep your baby comfort
able. Test different powders between
your 6nger-tips. Feel how much
softer Johnson's Baby Powder is.
Made from finest Italian talc-it
contains no zinc stearate no
orris root 9s:..s..e.,....:9g,!. =. ~: 4. ~.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-30
CARRIERS OF TIMES
ARE APOLLO GUESTS
Clyde Beatty's Movie OF
Animals Is Feature.

Clyde Beattys first movie, THE
Big Cage" captured the praise and
applause of every indianapolis
Times carrier who attended a spe-
cial screening today at the Apollo
as the guests of Kenneth Collins,
manager.
As the carriers were being thrilled
by Beatty'S narrow escapes from
his lions and tigers, the animal
trainer himself was speeding by
airplane from indianapolis to New
York, where he opens With his pic
ture at Radio City Friday.
Before Beatty left for New York
this morning, he said, Tell the
boys that I wish I could be with
them and tell them face to face
Of my experiences with animals"
The carriers marched to the
Apollo under police escort. The
rain did not dampen their spirits
or enthusiasm.
The entire lower floor Of the
theater was filed with the carriers.
The Big Cage opens Friday for
run at the Apollo.