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Evening star., 1934-12-30
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BoUGH. SPENCER n. In sad but loving
ny vbo De-. hgsS,pa M;
1888.
One year has gone. dear Spencer.
Since you went away.
And have him with me today.
The dearest pal I ever knew.
Spencer. darling. that was you.
Your memory is treasured more than
gold.
How I miss you God only knows.
God give me strength to carry on
Until nv day is done
An1 then before the judgment seat
HIS NET aFsiT sND D DEToTEb 1f9Tsq 9Ws1vr
ANNA B BoUGH.
GLEASON ELSIE Z. In sad and loving
m69sa4 Of my Tfs an our bo de.r
parted this life December 80. 1915.
HussAND fssi b RNp RSaee CHILDREN. It.
HOWARD. REV WILLIAM JAMES. ID. ID.
Aersd sPu4s psso Gf love REV En- WILLIAM T. GqI %
HOwARD. who passed away nine years
ago today. December 30. 1928.
The memory Ig,. Of RT Ho.aTd serves
US the comfortins reminder that the
Christ is our. refuge even in this. the
TIE Gfsi z aIoS oSsi BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
J. NJ. ELLISON. Minister.
WILLIAM G. OPEY. Sec't'y-Treasurer.
HOWARD. WILLIAM JAMES. In memory
LIAM JAMES Howard. W who 10 entered
into eternal rest nine years ago today:
HIS CHILDREN
JOHNSON. WILLIAM VI. In sad but low
inr remembrance of our dear father,
WILLIAM ". JOHNSON who departed
IBIS 'lfs one year ago Ts re say D1GT1yos
membrance Of our dear wife. and moth
er. EMMA J. KING Who let US Io5 Twelve
HEP LOVING HUSBAND AND. tcHrL-
P65Et P65NpT R9BERT 2P A EMMA AND
LLLYCROP. ARNOLD. In loving remem.
brance of my son. ARNOLD LILLYCRoP.
who passed away four years ago, Decem.
her 30. 1890
For they shall see God.
Althoush nv fingers must unclose
From your hand Trailer than a rose;
Although you 90. I stay: my own.
! do not let you go alone!
God made our. souls too near TO part.
He will not take you t59g H9g M61+HHF ny hfsTt'
MALONE. HARRY BENJAMIN. In mem.
Harry BENJAM1N MALONE who de.
PaTted this life three years ago today.
~ WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
MITCHELL. WALTER A tribute Of love
nd dsgotS2 % f tRe mscGEE q mg RHo d
SO. 1919.
He eiveth His beloved sleep.
HIS WIFE. MRS. BERTHA MITCHELL.
PROCTOR. ROBERT HENDERSON. In sad
husband @ and ROBERT H. H PRocToR. Who
1888.
Gone but not forsotten.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RIGNEY. JOHN .FURMAN. In loving re;
sfBsp john f 1Hs fSF RSEY aho
departed this life one year ago today.
December 80. 1888.
Loving and kind in all his ways.
Upright and Just to the end Of his days;
Sincere and true in heart and mind
RRsu1IqE Rfs WIFE RsE hs sNES ess hpfnHauoH
TER. NARY DUNMORE, AND GRAND.
CHILDREN
RIGNEY, JOHN r. In sad but loving re.
membTsnce Of my husband d.. JOHN F.
LOVING WIFE
SMITH. LILLIAN PAULINE. In loving
memory Of my dear daushter. LILLIAN IAN
PAULINE SMITH: who departed parted this 5ds jn
tTeaty-hve TSea years ago. DfdeWIfE MoTHER.
TAYLOR. MATHEW. JR. In fond remem:
brarce of my dear daddy MATHEW
TAYLOR. Jr.. who departed this life six
years Is ase eJ04r1 tod1y PeSnT9rT A. jean ds
TAYLOR, MATTHEW NJ, JR. In sad but
loving memory of my dear son, MAT:
THEW NJ. TAYLOR Jr.. who departed
this life six years ago today. December
80. 1923.
Oh. for the touch of a dear hand
MOTHER M z TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
Freight Rates Lowered.

WINNIPEG. December 90 LP).-The
Canadian Pacific and Canadian Ma
tional Railways announced today a
reduction of approximately IS per cent
IN freight rates to the United States
on low-grade grain for feed purposes.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
Senator SwamPed With Appeals for Jobs

Miss Hilda Eakes, left, and Miss
Lulu Wimberley, secretaries to
Senator ELECT Theodore Bilbo, DEM
ocrat, OF Mississippi, are shown
1oith him in his office as they sort
out the hundreds OF letters 1Dhtch
he has received from job hunters.
All ne,D Senators must face this
avalanche OF mail.
"A. p. Photo.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
Uarna uf Chunks

BRANSON. LIZZIE. JONES. 4 wish to ac-
knowledge with sincere appreciation the
kindness Of friends. organizations and
pallbearers at the death of my wife.
LIZZIE JONES BRANSON
HENRY BRANSON. .
JORDAN. GEORGIANNA C. We wish to
express our sincere thanks and appre
teachers and principal Of Cleveland
School. employees of the United States
Veterans Administration and Ladies'
Aid Society Of Lincoln Temple Church
for their kindness. helpfulness and beau
tiful floral tributes in our bereavement
JESSIE JORDAN ALLEN AND FAMILY
WALKER. ALEXANDER. The family Of
the late ALEXANDER WALKER wishes
to express sincere thanks and apprecia-
tton to their many friends for kindnesses
occasion OF their Bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
FOUND.

PURSE. Friday pm. Owner identify and
pay Tor ad. Call Lincoln 4713.
SUM OF MONEY found Saturday before
Ghrlstmas Call Columbia 1861
Animal Rescue League. II o St NV
Phone North $3.50
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Report Until 10 PM. Saturday.

Record Until 10 PM. Saturday.
Highest, SO, pm. yesterday. Year
ago. %.
Lowest. 43. 10 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 8.
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DpathH.

sToRK. ELLA WARDEN. On Saturday.
soS 59 96h St. at the EfEA %AR
DEN sToRK. beloved mother Of Eisar
Warden stork. Funeral services at the
q. at l pm. Interment Cedar Hill
SWEENEY. EVELYN L. On Saturday. De-
eember 70. 1884, at George Washington
NEY. beloved wife Of Cecil c. Sweeney.
SSem9sins Re 9ins-. resting bn at the W chsmbeIs
Notice OF funeral later.
THOMPSON. SUSAN. On Saturday d.
cember 20. 1884. at the residence Of
her niece; Mrs Harry PoTelL Falls
fe6cR fo2ed Wife Of 5s}Fy TTHomPs0N ThomPson Fn
neral Mondsy December 81. at pm.
Va. Relatives and friends invited t. at:
tend. 1nterment in family lot at Navy,
gsne. sdsy sSI peSsmbsT s1 @s 1884 it at his resi-
THOMPSON, husband of Mary MarEaret
Thompson tnee sarelD and father Of
James James Herbert; Lawrence and hpstin
held at Andrews Chapel on Sunday. De-
cember 30. at 80 pm. Burial in the
TowNsHENDs MIRIAM z. On Saturday.
TowNsHEND daughter Of Mrs Sue Z.
Townshend and sister Of Grace L.
Mrs. Wilson Jenkison. Mrs. John Alles
and J. H Tovnshend Of Memphis. Tenn.
Services at the above address on Nom
Cedar. Cedar I'm Cemetery. Relatives and
TsURUsAKI. sHIRo. On Saturday. De-
Sansf ssfr Re 1871 st suIp s e. she
home 4th st, an Mass. ave. ne. Notice
of funeral later.
WALKER. RALPH E. On Friday. D-cen.
ee1 a. 1874 G at thf Masonlc aned ana East S
band of Elizabeth Walker Services at
the. S. H Hines Co funeral home. 2e0l
= 80 pm. 1nteTmsnt Fort Lincoln
WALKER, RALPH z. Special communities.
ton Of Takoma Lodge No 20. r A. A.
NJ. 70 80 O'Clock Monday. December "a.
s. @ 81 bEsshs4 a SSiEa f MAfks555Si s55i
18th st. NV. at ] 80 o'clock. 80
WASHINGTON. EUGENE PENDLEToN.
BIEf6S MasRrNofoN 7AS n d.y6isd f5S Sas
band q Flora Washington. loving and
kind IL. tathsE ;1.u Of N Mrs. Ethel w. Butler
ton and Mrs Lillian strothers and de.
voted father-in-law Of Thomas Strothers.
IndlIS resting at the W. Ernest JARVIS
funeral church. 1882 You st. NV. until
pm. Friday December 2S: thereafter
at his late residence Funeral Sunday,
December 30; at pm; from Vermont
ray oficiating. Relatives and friends
invited: Interment Payne's Cemetery. 80
| WASHINGTON. MARY c. On Thursday,
December 27. 1884. at her residence.
1909 N. j ave. Sc. MARY CORNELIUS
WASHINGTON. loving mother Of Mrs.
Harriet Belt. Mrs. Susie Plummer.
Olean Greenlee, Joseph Bowman,
George washington and Lemuel WASH
| ineton. devoted sister of Malinda Phillips
and Charles Dorsey. She also leaves
other relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T Rhines
funeral chapel 3rd and Eye sts W.,
until y pm. Saturday. December 2H:
thereafter at her late residence Fu-
neral Monday. December 81. at am.
from St Vincent de Psuls Church. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 80
| WATSON. THOMAS NJ. Departed this life
Thursday. December o. 1894 at $40
m. at his residence. Sunnyside. Glehe
ro. Alexandra. Va. THOMAS NJ. WAT
SON. attorney at law devoted husband
OF Emma l. Watson and son Of the late
Charles and Laura Watson. He also
leaves other relatives and many friends
TO mourn his departure. Funeral Mon.
Gay, December RI. at m. from Rob-
erts NJ E Chapel. Washington st. Ai-
exandria. Va. 1nterment Union Gene.
terry. 80
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Record Temperatures This Year.
Tide Tables,

Highest, 101. on June 20.
Lowest, -6lz, on February o.
Evening star., 1934-12-30

Monthly precipitation in inches in
the Capital Current month to date) ::
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PHILLIPS. MARGARET VIRGINIA. Or

Ihursday. December p 1888 az her
rsSloence. 1913 B ST. Sc. MARGARET
VIRGINIA. the beloved vile Of the late
Cornelius Phillips and mother Of Mrs
Annie A Hall. Funeral services at the
w. w. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
homo. 511 llth st Sc. on Monday.
December 81. al 10 m. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Alexan-
Evening star., 1934-12-30
Oprv nOc.nr,r 3U

cember 90. 1881 ROSABEILE OPEY
devoted wife of John Opey. She also
leaves six children. a mother two SIS
tiers and two brothers. Remains resting
az the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church
1892 You 81. NV. Funeral Monday
December 81. a. am from 81 Au-
eustine's Church. Interment Mount
Evening star., 1934-12-30
CAI IHERINE B BAILEY Noble Grand
ANNE e GRIGSRY Rec Sc %

NICHOLS. HELEN NJ On Friday De-
9ember 2s. 1884 at Gsorge Washington
University Hospital. HELEN M beloved
daughter OF A. Walter and the late Mar
tina Nichols. Funeral from W. War
ren Ialtavulls S funeral home. 14th ST.
cember 81, at am. REQUIEM mass at
81. Louis Church. , at Clarksville. Nd.
az 10 am. InterMent Clarksyille Nd
Evening star., 1934-12-30
DAVIS. KENNON THETFoRD.

DoNSIGAN' EUGENE H The memberS Of
,Al@M, knights Of Columbus are
AELM hereby notified OF the death
TN4SlA Of Brother EUGENE H. DUN
EsX ~ NIGAN. 3S4O Window place
%$%4<//N NV. on Friday. December 2S.
wv pital Milwaukee. Wis. Inter-
ment wednesday, January 2. 1885. at
BSnss2 N 4esupr praye5S eoSne F
Monday. January, IA. 1855. Full at
eaaREfs esHafiis s. coNsip1NE Grand Knight
DYSON. JOHN LEWIS. Departed this life
xs Td;sd s5n 65sSF SaTs # sOs s 9E
brother Of william i; and James e E,
n oef reatRes IaGMsS and treHds rsn
ssfps St at saFHS0f SOtce Of funeral % iaer
EICKMANN. CARRIE V. On Saturday,
pital. CARRIE ". beloved wife of Capt:
chaFss Gasehs Il Esamsnn sons funeTa home
Maryland ave. Hyattsyille Nd Fu,
neral from the above funeral nome on
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. d.
EMORY. WILLIAM EDWIN; Suddenly. ,.si on
sas asSsit Is St sae IT, at hs
EDWiN EMORY. beloved husband of
Elizabeth Major Emory. ServlceS, Ser, AZ tne
parlors OF Almqs R; Spearsso e 1879 Conn. m
fnt.rmsnt hys sandfy fyencsteWn 1see%ne[ N ~ 81
cember -. 1884. at the home Of Mrs.
Gw G. A MSS Msof19aa fIoRENcs e2t G. FINCH Finch for:
meriy Of New York City. daushter Of the
late Irving and Hsnnah Finch Wil1iam hnn
Co Tuner Funeral home. 5eol 18th St. NV. on
Monday. December 81 at Icr.nfnn ~ a;m na. na.
pers please copy) 81
FOSTER. ALBERT VICTOR. On Thurs
DAY. Dfoe%iss %asER II as4 Vfcos r fosTER
hGsbliadi hSs6and of Martha Martha Foster and father Of
Mrs. Genevieve Eaulin Of 1l16 Montello
Der 90. at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
GARY s9t aBfLIsE sbERR ri FGafxY aaRY of
Sherman ave NV. She leaves to mourn
their loss hgsband Eolss damshter ahf MAG.
gie Lewis. and host Of other relatives
and friends. Funeral Monday. Decem-
Der 81 at pm, from \! Mays9 Hpd e scheys ne vs.
fntslmens fnns1a, psFlSss 10
GATES, DORIS VIOLA. On Friday. o5si De
S Ssroas St; Sc, DORIS T5oLAa 4 IA a.51ss SATES;
Veieyea Gstes eens ense Andersonp. De Funeral from
the above residence Monday. Dees@mbsr @
81. at 1:l5 pm. Services at the Church
Of the Nativity, 14th and sts. Sc; at
2 pm Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 80
GoUGE. HENRY E. On Friday. December
Is; le5a HENRY S!S.Ss z ooUGE N5 ,sssie ssss = z
Gouse. Funeral from the Deal funeral
home. s16 H st. ne, Monday. Decem-
ber 81. at Q pm. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. oo
GRAY. sEDoN!A. On "wednesday. Deeem- @
ten Va. SEDONiA GRAY. loving wife OF
BALDWIN Gray. devoted motseT seI,tS Of Mrs Mrs.
Essie James. Wilson. Alfred. Opie and
Baldwin Gray; jr; She also ,sa, leaves 1rsd thir5
sutton. and q host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the John
r Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye
sts. s.w.. until 5 pm. SATURDAY. Decem-
Funeral sunday. December 80: at ] pm.
from Mount Olive Baptist Church, AT:
nnRton. VI. 1nte1ment Odd fellovs'
Cemetery. 0V
Evening star., 1934-12-30
CHURCH. EyFJyN Elsie nerortod ,hi

Hfe THURSDAY; DecembeI q. 1884;
daushter of Isabelle and Daniel Church:
Remains resting at Frazier's funeral
home until - noon on Sunday Decen-
Der 30. Funeral from her late residence
Sl32 Flasler pl. NV, Monday. Decem-
per 81 at pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery,
Evening star., 1934-12-30

IHOMPSON, WILBERT G. Suddenly. on
Friday. December 2s 1884. at his resi-
THoMpSaN TfhSe SSin bHhd Rqn; Va a. MII wLsEET c.
Thompson tnee SafelD and father Of
James Herbert. Lawrence and Austin
Thompson. Funeral services will be
held at Andrews Chapel on Sunday De-
cember 30. at 1870 pm. Burial in the
church cemeteFy 3Os
Evening star., 1934-12-30

Potomse Poonse Y; coupefi pee msmoe.S Soi 433 q
knights of Columbus, are
hereby notified of the death
Of Brother EUGENE H. DUN
3S40 Window place
NV. on Friday. December 90.
! a34, in St. Anthony's Hos
pital. Milwaukee. Wis. Inter-
lesday, January .. 1895. at
N. Y. Prayers for Brother
at regular council meeting
anuary IA. 1885. Full at
Evening star., 1934-12-30
rowNsHENp, MIRIAM On Saturday.

December %. 1894. at her residence.
TOWNSHEND. daughter OF Mrs Sue z.
Townshend and sister of Grace l..
Townshend. Mrs william Braoburn.
Mrs. Wilson Jenkison. Mrs. John Allies
Sarvices az tha abovs 5drsr. nn Mon.
day. December 81. at pm Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and
ri de i'm fad
Evening star., 1934-12-30
RAMSAY. IOsEPH MI on satnrdar

hf-HSHI' JUSEFH VI. On SatIITGay. De-
n c. JOSEPH NJ. RAMSAY. father OF
Mrs. John Walker. Washington. D. c.
Services al the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. 290l 14th st NV. on Monday,
December 81. at 3:45 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Evening star., 1934-12-30
The Sun ana Moon.
Precipitation.

on one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
CLARK. DELLA VI G,

day. December 81 1884. at her resi-
dence; 412 Emerson ST. NV. DELLA NJ.
CLARK. beloved wife of Sidney Clark
Funeral from her late residence on Mon
cay. Decemoer 81. at $50 m. REQUIEM
mass at st. Gabriels Church at 9 am.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
Intermnnt Mount Alivat Hennatnrr So
Evening star., 1934-12-30
CHILD PERCY NJ q,

II. 1871 AZ ms residence. 1908 Madison
St NV; PERCY NJ. CHILD, beloved hus-
band OF Mayme NJ. Child Services at
i4tb M ST neS on GI %onday rGaSfa n9me Ee@l
at II; 30 am. Interment Glenwood
Evening star., 1934-12-30

cember 20. 1894. at the residence of
loved wife of Jerry T. Thompson. Fu-
neral Monday. December 81 AZ / pm,
from the Methodist Church. Herndon.
Va. Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. lnterment in family lot at Navy,
Evening star., 1934-12-30
R0WN. CALVIN La FRANCIS peparted
BROWN. TIMOTHY MI On Fric

cember Is. 1884. at his residence. Ed
monston road: Berwyn. Md. TIMOThY
NJ J. BROWN loving husband of Mar
iorie Brown and son OF the late Capt.
Timothy J. Brown. D. c. Fire Dept.
and Kathleen z. Brown. Funeral from
his late residence on Monday. Decem-
Der 81. at am: thence to ST Dom
lnlc s Catholic Church. 9th and E sts
5w-. where mass will be offered al n. .
RELATIVES and friends invited. Inter-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-04

New thrice potent master of
Adoniram Lodge Of Perfection,
governing body Of the Scottish
Rite. is Paul E. Fisher, who sue
ceeds Fac w. Patrick. New off,
GERS were elected at last nights
meeting.
Mr.. Patrick was presented with
a thrice potent masters jewel by
the lodge. Tine P. Dickinson, also
a past thrice potent master, made
the presentation.
Rush r. Harris was elected trus-
tee for a three-year term. Other
new officers are Frank A. Symmes,
deputy master; Walter T. White,
senior warden, and Murray H.
Morris. junior warden. Other Off
GERS were reelected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-04
BY SAMUEL DASHIELL AND
THOMAS COPE
United Press star Correspondents
-lrn.r-anf 1914 h- Tnifed pressI

PARIS, May when Serge
Alexandra Stavisky, master swindler,
was at the height Of his career, he
lifted human rat out of his hole
and made him a pal. When Stavis-
Ky died, bullet in his brain, in the
French Alps, the pal was with him
AS a police informer.
Henry VOix. the voice" was an
office boy in one Of Staviskys shady
Adjustments when the super-crOOk
picked him up ard made him
personal representative" He was
Staviskys confidential man, his in
innate in every transaction. That
was Stavisky's theory-"raise a little
man up and he will be grateful to
you The theory collapsed, and
with 1t went Serge Alexandra Sta
Wsky.
Small, yellow-skinned, with large
ears. siit-eyes. and small, mean
mouth, Voix might well have done
turn in the movies as the rat"
Stavisky knew at the time that Voix
already was a police informer. But
Stavisky himself had been a stool
pigeon and he counted on Voix's
loyalty. He believed Voix would give
him every advantage of association
with the police, and never give the
police the advantage of his aSsOcia-
ton with Stavisky.
Stavisky FIees to Alps
Now it is known that Voix was
constantly in the halls of the Palais
de Justice, or in the antc-Chamber
of % Rue DIES Saussaies. headquar-
ters of the Surete Generate. 1t is
also known that he betrayed to the
detectives every move made by his
patron.
When in December. 1888, Stavisky
realized that the BayOnne pawn
shop fraud was on the point of
bursting INTO a major scandal-and,
incidentally that one of his betray-
ers was a lover of his wife, Arlette--
he rushed over to the Rue DIES Saus-
safes. But Voix had been there be-
fore him. Voix had OWNED on
which side he should be found when
the deluge of scandal broke over
France.
When he left the Surete, Stavisky
was no longer handsome Serge" He
was a miserable, lost scoundrel,
robbed OF his confidence and pretense.
He told his wife. Arlette. to get out
of town with her children. He fed,
himself. TO the Alps.
VOix Accused of Crime
Strangely blind to the situation,
StaviSky chose as his travelling COM
panion in flight, the voice Did the
police know that Henri Voix, their
informer. would not let Stavisky go
far? Did they count on the grudge-
bitten Office boy to accelerate his
masters panic-and possibly sui
eide? Certain editors, among them
Leon Daudet. publicly accused VoiX
of firing the shot that killed Stavis-
ky in his Alpine chalet. The police
insist, however. that it was suicide.
Voix emerged from the Alpine
house of death with the police, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-04

the suicide was announced. The
stool-pigeon has not been permitted
to go back to the underworld. He is
in prison. at the disposition of the
authorities.
Arlette Simon Stavisky, the beau
tiful widow, has proclaimed her
doubts about the suicide. Some day
the full story Of the tragic events,
high in the mountains, may be told.
(TOmOrrOw-COnclud;ng Article:
The Aftermath of Stavisky.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-04
STAVISKY FAILS,
DUE TO FAITH
IN HUMAN RAT
The Voice Rescued from
Gutter by SWindIer
Turns BetraYer.

When Serge Alexandra Stsvisky died.
a suicide IN the French Alps. there uss
with him az confdsut. SPY and police
'Volx' r. French for voice T. vas per-
hans through this voice that the mas
ter sTindIer % France came % his down
fall as Tire following article. eleventh In
. series BY the United Press on tL'Ahsirs
sfsvtskv" illustrates
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-04
HARRIS ODD FELLOWS
WILL INITIATE TWO
|. o. o. F. viii Confer First Degree
On Candidates Monday.

On Candidates Monday.
Harris lodge, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows will confer the in
itiatory degree on two candidates
at 8 Monday, May Ia, at Addison
and Washington streets.
The second degree will be eX-
emplified at the same time the fol-
lowing Monday. All Odd Fellows
have been invited to attend both
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1934-11-09
TRADE CONTINUES
BROAD EXPANSION
Retailers RepIenish Stocks.
Gains Best in South
ard Southwest.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, November 9.-Retail
trade surged strongly ahead this week
in most sections of the country, Dun
g. Brad1treet, Inc, reported today in
weekly business summary.
THE public evidently is again in
buying mood" the survey COM
mented, "and retailers are being
forced to replenish stocks which had
been considered ample for the season.
THE widest gains were included in
the reports from the South and the
Southwest, where volume was 10 to
IL per cent above last weeks and
20 to 80 per cent higher than last
years.
Some centers in the Middle West
recorded increases Of 20 to 80 per
cent for the week, but the spread
over 1888 figures was held to 10 to
Is per cent. No gains Of consequence
were forthcoming from the Pacific
Coast States. the level being main
tanned at Is tn 20 per cent above last
years position.
Besides, the rise Of industrial
operations since the loans of late
August and early September has been
sufficiently extended to give assur-
ance that further recovery will be
in progress during the balance of the
year. AS further relaxation OF pro-
duction restrictions is in prospect, in
dustrialistS are commencing to carry
out plans for expansion"
Evening star., 1934-11-09
CUSTOM RECEIPTS RISE
FURTHER AT BALTIMORE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-CuStom
receipts for the Port of Baltimore in
creased for the second consecutive
month, according to figures for Octo-
ber at the office of the collector Of
customs.
Receipts for the month amounted
to Sl.537. .262 SO. Those for the same
period last year were 81 029,01789.
The increase was credited to a gen.
eral improvement in business. Last
October, officials pointed out, there
were no liquor importations and the
condition in the sugar industry was
not as favorable, in so far as tariffs
are concerned, as it is now.
Evening star., 1934-11-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. November fp-roreier
exchange irregular: Great Britain in dol.
mand. 4991s: cables. 4.99Is: 6o-day bills
659A Italy demand. s.55s4: cables
s.5534. Demands: Belgium. % SO; Ger.
many. 40.26: Holland $780, Norway
Finland. 2.21; Switzerland. 257; Spain
1896; Portugal. 4.55as; Greece. 94A
Poland. 1925; Czechoslovakia. 4.1SX
Yugoslavia. 2.29: Austria. 1S9On: Hun.
gary. 29.9On: Rumania, i.O1; Argentine
33.27n: Brazil, soon; Toxic. 29.22
Shanghai, 33;s7R; Honekong. .41.37a
in New York, 102.37A; New York In Mon.
treal 97.6SA
Nominal.
Evening star., 1934-11-09
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. November R.-Poultry
live. > cars: 40 trucks. easy; hens. ~:
pounds up. 1917; under 4l2 pounds. 11h,
a151a colored 13a14: Leghorns. ii;
ROSTERS. 70; hen turkeys. IA; young toms
IA: old. ID; No. 2. 10; young ducks. Al.
Potatoes. 81, on track 226. total q. s
moderate demand and trading slow: wis.
unclassified. 52l2; Idaho Russets. d. s.
No; l. 1.55a1 90; U. s. No. 2, 120aI25;
Oregon Russets. U s. No .. 1.35.
Butter S.213. steady. prices UNCHANGED
Butter sales l car extras. 2SIa: PA tubs
Q cars standards 27A Eggs. 5Os. steady
prices UNCHANGED. No egg sales.
Evening star., 1934-11-09
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOSTON. November 8 (P UNITED
States Department Of Aericulture) Spot:
Twelve months Texas woods were included
in recent sales on the Boston wool market
Choice lines brousht around 73 cent.
secured basis. while average woods moved
at 70 cents. In addition to the spot bust.
ness. purchases Of wools offered direct from
Texas were being reported at 65a67 cents
woods. Purchases of Fall wools in Texas
were also reported at 15a1s cents to grow
ers for the average Fall clip. These prices
were being estimated by wool mn in Bos-
basis. delivered East.