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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
ARRIVALS IN JUNEAU FROM
 TULSEQUAH. R.C., THIS WEEK

Ed Olson, Al Chinard and s. Lingard, arrived over the weekend from Tllsequah, B. C., on the lat ter,s river boat. |. Sinclair, Joe Smith and F. Marcus, were other arrivals here from the Canadian river town on small boats.
 They are staying at the Alaskan Hotel while in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
To FREsHEN PRETzELs

Pretzels lose their ire ne S S
 quickly, but they can be heated for minutes in a moderate oven and they will be as crisp as when first purchased Petzels can be served with beverages, soups or salads.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
BENEFITS RETURN

L. J. Pewett, member of the staff of the U s. Bureau of Pub lie Roads, Mrs. Jewett and their daughter Marlyn, returned on the Norco from a five weeks vaca- ton ip the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
NOTICE

After October 10 no telephone rentals for the month of October will be accepted at a discount. All remittances by mail must bear postmark of not later than last discount date. Please be prompt
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS dv. TEJ.EpHONE C0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
PRINCE OF WALES ARRIVES

The motorship Prince of Wales arrived in port at noon today from Seattle with passengers and freight It is at the Juneau Commercial Dock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
DECORATIVE EDIBLES
 BRIGHTEN THE TABLI

Here is list of some decorative edibles to brighten the table: Slices of lemon rolled in chopped parsley: celery stuffed with cheese and covered with paprika; curried
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
RUMMAGE SALE

RumRage Sale will be held by the Lutheran Ladies Aid at the Church Parlors Thursday, October l2. Anyone having donations kind ly call Rev. E. K. Olafson or bring them to the parsonage. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
BULBS
BULBS

| We now hayo OF '.anS our main supply of BULBS of the very choicest varieties and of the high est quality DaffOdil Bulbs are much lower in price this year.
 adv. JUNEAU FLORISTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
NOTICE
WATER SHUT OFF

Water will be turned off tonight on Front Street between Main Street and the Alaska Juneau from midnight to 2 am.
 adv. JUNEAU WATER COMPANY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10

Do the button holes of your sweater stretch when you wash it? You won't have this trouble any more if you sew up the button holes with few light stitches be- fore washing the sweater.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
IN HOSPITAL

Charles Thomas is receiving medical attention in St. Ann's Hospital He is said to be serious ly i'll.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
DR. soUTHwELL RETURNS

Dr. R. E. Southwell, Juneau op- tometrist, returned on the Este beth from business trip to Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
ROY THOMAS ENTERS
 THE HOSPITAL MONDAY

Roy Thomas, well known taxi operator, entered St. Ann's Hos pital yesterday to receive medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10
A FEW DONTs

Don't mix salads until it is nearly time to serve them.
 Don't leave milk and cream bottles without their tops.
 Don't throw away scraps of soap. Put them in soap shaker and they can be used to the very end.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10

celery; stuffed eggs; tiny onions sprinkled lightly with minute par ticles of parsley; watercress; pickles; cream or cottage cheese balls sprinkled with paprika; or ange or lemon slices, stuffed dates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10

Daily Empire Want Ads Pay ;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-10-10

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
MORE REFUGEES
LEAVE KEY WEST
TEN TAKE PASSAGE on FLOR
IDA YESTERDAY FOR
HAVANA

Gradually the Csbsn refugee
colony In Key West il growing
smaller ~ ar0apa and Individuals
leave for their homes, taking adj
vantage of the orders recently IT,
sued releasing prisoners and per-
uniting the retuFn Of those whn
have come IL the United States
At one tire there was in Key
West almost 100 Cabans who haa
come here In escape tie wrath "a
Naehado and bis henehnen- Harsy
OF them we're professional men.
students sud cthers who we're
psossinens 10 ggTssnHasnt circles.
before having lnsurred sbs wrssfi
af fhe president. il h aid
Al this tSnae only several rs'
naan. 10 naove haKisx left for Ha-
vana ora ths Fiovaaa yesterday. In
thGw grnnp wew~ Rvelso ard OsesF
Tewa, Enrs4ue ls.ssalSe, Rarner
nessran. II. Castillo. Osear ard I.
IS. Camslis. Arturo 5ans. iasqsIa
SD Galleries. Pasirsgaes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
EXAMINATION FOR
POSTMASTER SET
FOR NEXT MONTH
APPLICATION FOR FORMS CAN
BE MADE TO ARTHUR PAS
ToRINI AT LOCAL PosToF-
FICE BUILDING

Competitive examination for
postmaster at Key West will be
held next month. This is an
nounced by the postmaster gen
eral and is to be held under the
presidents order of July IL, 1898,
and not under the civil service act
and rules.
Applications for forms 10 and
2213, containing definite informa-
ton in regard to the examination,
can be made to Arthur Pastorini,
secretary of the board of civil ser
vice examiners, at the Key West
post office, or to the United States
Civil Service Commission in Wash
ington. Receipt Of applications
will close August 10.
Those who compete will not be
required to report for examination
at any place, but will be rated up
on their education and training,
business experience and fitness.
II is the belief that as the re-
ceipt of the applications will close
by August IS, the appointee will
be named before the last of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
Charles Williams Charged
With Theft OF Magnetic To
Go On Trial Here Monday

Charles Williams was arraigned
in criminal court this morning on
q charge of theft of a magnetic
from the Porter Dock company.
He pleaded not guilty.
Attorneys George G. Brooks
and Allan B. Cleare, representing
the defendant, stated Williams
was ready to enter a plea to a
charge of breaking and entering
with intent to commit a mis-
demeanor.
The plea was entered and the
prisoner signed it. Judge Harris
asked Williams how old he was and
received the reply that he was 81.
Asked how he came in posses
sion of the magnetic. Williams said
he found it outside of the build
ing. and protested he had not stol-
en- it.
The judge said he could not I'M
derstand the plea of guilty BY a
prisoner who Immediately after
ward claimed he was innocent. He
advised the attorneys 10 consult
with their client. allowing is min.
utes for the consultation.
After the conference the attor-
neys stated the defendant desired
TO withdraw the plea Of guilty and
would enter a formal plea of not
guilty, and go to trial. Bfr. Brooks
asked If the case could be set for
Monday and the Judge agreed.
j. f. Busto. county solicitor, adj
vised the court there were several
loiheT cases that could be tried
during the term and Judge Harri.
ordered venire of Is Jurors
drawn from the box.
The names announced by the
! Judge are Jerome Perez. Abraham
Carey. Victor Arenberg. Arturo
Basza, Willis Brady. Alton Al.
hertus w, r. Archer. Benfto And.
Fade. Z. A. Ramsey. Berlin A. Saw.
PER Mariana Cabrera. Mark Plum.
aaer. Henry n Adams, Manue
AFila. Eddie Albany. Jr.. Hiltor
Henson. Charles Perez and Jane.
/ Curry
In the event that the juror
hsted above are not summoned BIS
the sheriff OF hsa deputies before
Monday morniag o'clock. the,
are advised 20 eATl At the office d
thx cuart house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
REGISTRATION ON
VOTING VERY SLOW
BUT ONE THUS FAR REG
ISTERED FOR REPEAL
ELECTION IN OCT.

John England. county super
visor of registration, has not been
busy with Fegistrants this week
As q matter of fact his time. he
says, has been devoted tn chats
with interesting callers rather than
the business OF registering voters.
The books are now open for
registration Of voters who intend
TO vote at the election October
10 for the election of delegates
on repeal of the prohibition act.
So far only one person has reg
istersd and he has Just reached
the age Of 81.
All persons who expect to vote
in the October election must reg.
lister If they did not vote in tie
last general election IL win b.
also necessary for these 60 pay
the 1891 and 1882 potl taxes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
PREPARE FOR STORM
AT LAKE oKEEcHoREE

TALLAHASSEE, July 29.---As
the storm approached West Palm
Beach vicinity, state officials to-
day prepared to move residents OF
the Lake okeeehobee section of
the Everglades TO a safer area.
Acting with approval Of Cover
nor SholtA and trustees Of the
internal improvement fund. Pred
Elliot. secretary and engineer for
the trustees asked railroads to
spot cars on sidings on both
sides Of the lake so that residents
of that area may be moved out a,
short notice.
Elliot said he instructed key
men in all communities around the
lake TO notify residents they will
be given free transportation
should Il become necessary "a
etNNANAt tftAt dfeAs
He said arrangements were be.
ing made to move about 200 con.
viets from the State Prison Farm
near Belle Glade.
Residents of the lage region he
said were being told to take their
own bedding and eating utensil.
with them II moved.
They viii be taken to ''high.
lands" section north Of Lake
okeeehobee and housed in rail
road cars.
Food viii be furnished by the
Red Gross and other reliei
agencies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
MITCHELL

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July %.
Advisory. 1000 a. m.. North,
west storm warnings ordered dis.
played twelve noon at Miami aud
northeast warnings north of Nj
ami to Fort Pierce. Florida.
Tropical disturbance approach
ing the south eand Of great Ahaeo
Island.
Il Is now moving wesswarA Or
west NORTHUMBERLAND about ta
miles an hour attended by shi fina
gales near center ard hy win9's al
hurricane force over very sa,all
ARA.
Caution advised vessels between
northern Bahamas and TIE scotia.
east Fiaesda e.sasg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
FORMER OFFICIAL
OF OIL COMP ANY
MAY GET new JOB
CHOICE FOR PETROLEUM AD-
MINISTRAToR, RECENTLY
RESIGNED FROM STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
tny ASSOCIATED pressl

WASHINGTON, July &c.
Copyright flames A. Moffett,
who resigned as vice-president of
the Standard Oil company of New
Jersey, because of disagree
ment with other company Off
Gals over President Roosevelt's
oil recovery policies, is under
stood In authoritative quarters to.
day to be executives choice for
petroleum administrator, under
the national recovery law.
President Roosevelt, Secretary
Ickes and Hugh johnson asked
Moffett to serve on an advisory
committee aiding johnson this
week.
Walter C. Teagle. president of
the company, is reported to have
told Moffett he either would have
to resign from the company or
reject the committee place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
BOA CONVICTED
ON COURT CHARGE
JURY RENDERS VERDICT IN
CASE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON

Fito Boza, who was tried in
criminal court on statutory
charge, was found guilty yester-
day afternoon. The verdict was
rendered els o'clock By the FOL
lowing jury: F. 4. Hoffman,
foreman; James A. Keaton,
Charles G. Curtis, James Adams,
w. T. Archer and w. II. FELTON,.
The maximum penalty that car
be imposed for the offense Of
which BOA is found guilty is 10
years in the state penitentiary OF
a fine OF $4,000.
This morning in court w. Curry
Harris, Of the firm of Lester, AL.
bury and Harris. attorneys for
the defense, advised Judge J. Vim
ing Harris that D motion for q
new trial will befmade. The court
allowed the defense until Thurs,
day morning. 10 o'clock, to file
the appeal. At that time argu'
ments will be heard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
DESPERATE CHIEF
DIES OF WOUNDS
FROM TWO FIGHTS
SURROUNDED, HE AND HIS
GANG, SHOT 1T OUT IN MON
DAY FRAcAs; WIFE TAKEN
PRISONER
my Associated Prexsl

PERRY, Iowa, July 29.-Marvin
(Buck) Barrow, 81. alleged leader
of "The Bloody Barrow" gang of
Texas desperadoes died in hos
pital here today of wounds suffer
ed in two-gun battles, one at Plat
ed in two gun battles, one at Plat
other at Dexter, Iowa Monday. Po-
lice are seeking other members of
the gang.
Surrounded in Dexfield Park
Monday. Barrow and four others
attempted to shoot it out with
twenty officers. Barrow was crit
ically wounded and his wife,
Blanche, taken prisoner. The 9th
er three escaped.
Mrs. Barrow faces trial at Plat
te on charge of an assault and at
tempt to kill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
BAND CONCERT
FOR TOMORROW
MUNICIPAL BAND ~ PLEAS
NC PROGRAM Ar 4sso
O'CLOCK

With . variety 81 popular mns
marehas ard lively pseess. -
KeY Wet asnsesfai Hsna III
give ) progvam tonasvrez SITTER.
noea s 40 ~ 80 CITY pask
Thfs BARD i Esgvipr in pep
niarity with esxh perfarmatrse
i = sapeetea that tie psoeaa
fsHeFr0w vi BE a. gnses
$50 dslwfEfal =. - eshsrs a
beer. atA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
FLORIDA TAKES
l4OPASSENCERS

The steamer Fiarida. Of the r
and ID. s. 8. eongaag. sailed ys8-
asrday for Havana w.sh Lao rsa-
seagerA Sc Frozn Tsnpa ard =
srom Kew W.ss. Also TT saekE
Of mail and one ansamsOiie.
Ferry Pmgress e1ae II ~ asl0
a'ssoxk yesterday fsesn Hasaaa
wsh tee emrsaaas or laaaher. ess
car IN myaea4os ard III misess-
aane0ne.
TIE s8e@HseS AsNHaas 1f tts
glyas. ssAiiary lines. u dae IL psgFE
ssrsa4y nnswmsng sFoza Sew YefA.
rnrsuse Is Tsuspa snA Meh1e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
ARLINGTON PARK,
OFFICIALS HELD
ON DOPE CHARGE
RACE TRACK HEADS TO TEs-
TIFY BEFORE GRAND JURY
AS SEVEN MEN ARE
CAUGHT WITH NARCOTICS
tRy Associated Preusl

CHICAGO, July 29.-Federal
authorities said today that officials
Of Arlington Park and several
owners of race horses would be
called to testify before federal
grand jury as result of the ar
rest Of seven men charged with
illegal possession of narcotics with
in confines Of the palatial north
side track.
Seven men were arrested by
federal agents after a months I'M
.vestigation of report that dope
ring was at work at several tracks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
Great AbacO Island Gets
6O-MiIe Gale From Storm
Expected To Strike In
General Vicinity OF
West Palm Beach To-
morrow Morning
fny Asr6elnted preaal

WASHINGTON, July 20. =
Charles Mitchell, weather bureau
fOreeaster, said today present in
disations were that the tropical
disturbances now near Great Abaee
Island would reach che SOUTH
eastern coast Of Florida in the
general vicinity Of West Palm
Beach tOmorrOw morning.
Great Abaco Island Is about
zoo miles from the Florida coast
southeast of West Palm Beach
vicinity.
Mitchell said the disturbances
was travelling west or west north
westward, at the rate of about 10
miles an hour, although the speed
might change sometime during
the day.
He added report. were that the
storm covered a very small area
and the intensity comparatively
speaking was ''not alarming. J"
Great Abaeo leland reported = so
mile wind today.
Mitchell said mo hurricane warn
ings had been issaed - yet. and
these win be given cut at The
weather bureau .omssims to-day or
teaishs If they are found mecca
ssry.
The bureau said che center Of
che disturbance would probably bs
In The West Palm Beach vicinity,
and there was ne prospect o.
damaging winds at Miami.
Beyond saying some time te-
morrow mornins," the bureau
would not hazard the time for che
disturbance to reach the Florida
soa's Officials explaining III.
rate of movement Of the ..orm
mishs accelerate. or diminish dur
inE the day or night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
EICHTY-THREE DUST
STORMS In S MONTHS
Gus aa.octatea Press,

TExHoMA. Okla, July 2s.
Practically everybody lost count
Of the dust storms this year, SO a
check was made to determine the
exact number during the first six
months of 1888. 1t showed to-
tai Of SO in this section.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
GET NEW ORDER
ON PAY DRILLS
THIRTY.sIx DRILLS WITH RE-
MuREaATIons NOW
SCHEDULED

An order issred sometime ago
allowing IL drills with pay annual
~ for 7attery e" National
Guard and other uniss, has been
reseinJesi and SO drills with pay
are now scheduled.
AZ usual the regular schedule ct
IS drills yearly vii Be carried os's
but for only 50 Of thsse viii The
personnel be FefnaneFated-
In order 70 insure attendance e
ali dfsIIa, those for whleh he nasn
sill receive pay vii not be dsaig-
mated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
WHALE MEAT NOW
BECOMES POPULAR

Ni4AnINUSTUk. u. s. =. r.,
July -. Whale meat has become
q popular food here, and efforts
are being made to widen is use
in the Soviet Union by having IL
canned on = large scale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29

Los ANGELES I'm an arrlsca-
zion Tor = divorce n man in thts
city complained that in II y~aTs
his wife had rot spoken 10 AVN
and Md net esen sske3 h;m fcr
3bssEsae,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
STORM REPORT

WASHINGTON. n. c.. July 20.
Advisory 2 pm; Tropical dis
turbance conferred short distance
west of central Great Abaeo Is
land apparently moving slowly
west, northwestward, attended by
shifting gales aud winds al hurri-
cane force over very small
area. Further information TO-
night.
MHTf~uIsI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
CRUEL PUNISHMENT

! RARNsTABT.E. Eng. The wffe
nf Rev. l.. e. Banks. Of thls eEty,
had hlH arrested hesansv he hess
her ard nsase her eas ~snte hssasi
9EE2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
Advance Detail OF Guard
Unit To Camp In Key West
To Arrive Here Thursday
Major VIM. v. AIbury
VIII Make Necessary
Arrangements Taking
Care OF Officers

The advances detail Of the 2ssth
Regiment National Guard of
Florida will arrivs in Key West
over the highway next Thursday.
August ,.
In the detail win be Major
Percy L. Wall, Staff Sergeant
Harold H. Dusuid and Staff Ser.
seant Edward r. Henry, Of Jack
sonville, forming The Camp supply
Detachment.
Captain Stanley S. BarshAn,
jacksonville; Captain William B.
Heating, NJ. c.. Miami; First
Lieutenant William E. ThiSpsn.
and Second Lisusenans MAusice
p. Shaver. jacksonville, will form
the official group Of the Aivsnee
and Rear Dssaehmsnt.
Major William v. Alburs has
been advised oA s.s ival on
August 3 of four G. NJ. C. three
quarter ton TRUCKS. one White one
and half ton truck, one machine
| gun truck, one touring car and
three other automobiles driven BIZ
officers.
Far. These the - ,r u lnstrpetea
to make all arrangement FOR thegn
reservation OF, arrival.
Mode Of Travel
Orders permitting officers and
enlisted personnel to travel to and
from Key Went in privately owned
Icon9eyances have been issued and
include q larger number than II
usual. II is said.
The following have been author
lied to travel as prescribed: Major
Fred H. Davis. Ordnance Officer.
Tallahassee; Major John @. bic
Namara. A. G. O.. st. Augustine,
Headquarters Battery Of Jack
sonville: Master Sergeant Ernest
/ r. Laudermilk, Sergeant Wilbur
L. Bates, Private George b.
Cranse.
Battery "Br. jacksonville Cap
tain Edward v. Garcia, corporals
John L. Hodges and Herbert Il
Sands; Privatas Edward w. Kirk
| land and George A. Kirkland
Staff Second Battalion; Second
Lieutenant Thomas J. Kelly.
Band Section, headquarters bit
terry, Miami: Warrant Officer
caesaF LaMonaca, Corporal AIslo
Is. Gardner. Private first class
Walter 4. Blackiston.
Medical Unit
Medical Detachment Jaeksonvsl-
lie: Staff Sergeant Samuel o. Rous.
sean. Jr.. Priyatea First Glass VII
liam L. Cowarl and Marion E.
| Wood.
Battery "A" Jacksonville; FIRST
Sergeant Alex II. Leunig. Ser.
1 geants Ralph Here, George
Hendricks. Norman r. tsroasea. r.
nest h. WiAgsnd. Corporal Perry
NJ. Tepls, PTiyAtss Walter 4 Part
ridge. Stewart G. Hicks. Charles
n. Csllrsno.
Battery .Cs Dayt0na Bsaeh
Sergeant Harold II. Gwinner. Cor.
p0raia Chax. 2. Nasbaana. Norman
II. Abel. privafes William Il.
smith. clyde ]. Laatsngsf
Battery ~ Miami Sergeant
Rais.h e. Hammer. cerpesai gokn
Is. Sheffield. PTiyases Bob & Hal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-29
NEW CODE FOR
AUTO INDUSTRY
HUGH JOHNSON RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO MIDWEST
WITH PLAN
my Associates Pressl

Ny <AS91tsAA&@ ANRnJ
WASHINGTON. July 2s.
Bearing a proposed code
for automobile industry en-
ployins 1000 men, Hugh
Johnson, recovery sdministra-
tor, returned TO his desk today
after a trip TO the Mid
West and plunged into the
task of speeding up the emer-
geney unemployment cam
paign.
He reiterated that the cam
paign would work.
Evening star., 1933-12-17
Bryn Mawr Benefit
For Scholarship Fund

Keen interest In the opening night
OF katharine Hepburn in THE Lake" at
the National Theater tomorrow evening
december l8, seems equally divided be-
tween young people who are contem-
Iner elders, according to the ITO Bryn
Mavr women Of Washington who are
sponsoring the performance for the
benefit of their scholarship ruIJ.
The proceeds Of the evening over and
above the stipulated sum which is paid
20 the theater will be devoted to keep
ing young woman from Washington
as a student at Bryn Mawr College.
The interest evoked by the charm and
ability Of the young actress herself is
increased by the fact that her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Hepburn Of Hartford,
Conn. and her aunt, Mrs Donald
aooker of Baltimore, who are also
oIyn Mawr graduates, will be present
with Dr.. Hepburn and DR.. Hooker for
the opening performance. Mrs. Carroll
MILLER, wife of the newly appointed
member of the Interstate Commerce
commission and herself prominently
13oentl1ed with Democratic activities in
her former home in Pittsburgh, Pa. is
claSsmate and close friend Of Mrs. Hep
purn. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will occupy
a box. H'
: Among others occupying the boxes
wsH be Mrs. HOWELL Moorhead. with
ier guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace pease-
zee ana Mr.. and Mrs. William stone;
Evening star., 1933-12-17
NAMED TO WEST POINT

President Roosevelt has designated
two. Washington boys to take the
March 6, 1884 examination for admis-
sion to the Military Academy at West
Point They are Barry B. Browne,
1900 Massachusetts, avenue, and Allen
Edward Gee, 1859 Upton street.
Two other Washingtonians, Firman
Powell Lyle, l4l4 Girard street, and
John Cox Stanley, 1903 Ninteenth
street. have accepted appointments in
the Army Reserve Corps as second
lieutenantS. the former In the Ordi-
nance Department and the latter. in
the Military Intelliaence
Evening star., 1933-12-17

Mrs. Anne Archbold and her house
guest, Mr.. Oliver La Fargo: Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Washington. Mr.. Charles
Dove and guest, and Mrs. Margaret
Sanger, with q party Of friends includ.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Rublee ana
Mrs Edward Rurling.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe viii be pres
ent with O party Of three. among
others who will see the first night are
Mr. and Mrs Charles Warren. Mr.: Rob
ert L. O'Brien and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Aspenwall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Meyer and party. Among the
younger people present will be Miss
Elizabeth HoIghton, with party OF
six: Miss Anne Eustis, Miss Mary
Breckenridge and Miss Celeste Page,
each with friends. Miss Helen Carson
is entertaining Col. and Mrs. Wads-
worth, Miss Mildred Eager OF Knox
vile, KY. and Miss Winifred Burwell.
Evening star., 1933-12-17
And Now-Christmas Gift "

io M w BEL A%
md smart
oryo gifts Happy = ~ ~ ~ week cal
Evening star., 1933-12-17
Just $50 Pearl Strands, S.

One, two and three strands Of un-
usual charm. Some with brilliant
side-clasps, others fastening in back.
Also stunning 60-inch chains of evenly
matched pearls. Fascinating femi-
nine, Hstterins gifts.
Stimulated.
JeweIry-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-17

Table Lamps--in urn and
pottery shapes-S1.o5 to
S3.o5.
Antique Makeup Boxes
fitted with mirror, S3.95.