davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
r = ut = = = = = = = = 4
LODGE GRASS

LODGE GRASS
= = q = q = = q = = = = 4 4 + :
Mrs. Mamie Sloan spent tn.
weekend in Billings.
d. Stevens has been on the sicl
list the past few weeks.
County Clerk Harry E. Cox was
a caller in town, Monday.
Marjorie Ranger is visiting rela-
tives In Cody, this week.
Fannie Bailey spent last Thurs
day and Friday in Billings.
Wayne Bond and Clifford Smith
were Hardin callers, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Hamilton
were in town, Tuesday, to vote.
MRS. Uhl Bond spent Monday
the guest Of Mrs. Grin Benbrooks.
Jimmie Micklovich n Bill
Rhinehart spent Sunday with
their parents .
Mr.. and MRS. R. J. Miller and
Nick Dethlefsen spent last Friday
and Saturday at Sarpy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Swaby
and daughter, Mary Helen, were
Billings visitors, Monday.
Mrs. Charles L.. Adams and
children returned Monday evening
from a several days visit in Bill
ings.
Mrs. Mabel Newton of Minot,
N. D. came to attend the funeral
of her brother, the late Floyd
Giles.
The school program given Mon
day evening by the grades was a
grand success. The proceeds will
be used for playground equip
ment.
Mrs. Frances Cornwell, Mary
Elizabeth and Grover Eberly were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Sheets in
Wyola.
The Misses Agnes Knutson,
Katherine Kier, Arlene Pitt and
Roy Warren were dinner guests
at the P. r. Forman home, last
Friday evening.
The Contract Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. E. Christian
sen on Wednesday of last week.
High honors were awarded to
Mary Elizabeth Cornwell.
Mrs. Ira Chapman left Sunday
for Bozeman to visit her husband,
a few days, before going to Cali
fornia to spend the winter with
her brother, Harley Hopper and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Bird of Alvo,
Nebr., MI. and Mrs. Gayl Bird
and sons, Walter, Roy and Claude,
MI. and Mrs. C. A. Gardner and
Virginia Jean picnicked in Little
Horn canyon, Sunday.
The funeral of Floyd Giles. who
died suddenly on Thursday of
last week, was held in Sheridan,
wyo., Monday afternoon, under
Masonic rites. Those attending
from here were Billie Miller, HUI
bert Woodland, c. A. gardner, c. l..
Adams, Fay Abel, Porter Kennedy,
James Holly and John Ryan.
The last six named acted as pail
bearers.
Teachers of the local school en-
tertained the school hoard at their
annual banquet. Thursday even
ing, Nov. LIST. in the social room
of the Baptist church. After
dinner they adjourned to the
Cornwell home and played crib
bage, the first of a series of three
games. High honors were award
ed to Katherine Kier for the la
dies and Francis Eggart for the
men.
A birthday surprise party was
given Mrs. Carl Meister, last Sat-
urday evening. bv Mr. and Mrs.
Grin Benbrooks. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooley, Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Meister. Florence Jen-
kins, A. G. Westwood, Jr., and
Gerald Gormley. Cribbage W as
the diversion of the evening. High
score was won by Mr.. Gardner
and consolation by Mrs. Cooley.
Mrs. Meister was presented with
a beautiful lunch cloth.
9
CARD OF THANKS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
CHRISTIAN N

Christian Science services at
Pine Lodge, Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Subject, Adam and
the Fallen Man"
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
TO TIL VOTERS

I am very grateful for the fine
vote you gave me for the Office
OF County Treasurer. I will make
every effort to serve you we'll. I
thank you.
BERT SLATER.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
TO THE VOTERS OF
BIG HORN COUNTY

Wishing a very successful full
fllment of Office to A. c. Sweeney
and granting to all the voters of
Big Horn county my heartfelt
thanks, I am,
H. B. MCDONALD.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank each one for
their hearty support given me
at the recent election. I will
continue to give you my best eff
forts.
Respectfully,
H. E, VANCE.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to extend my sincere
thanks to all who supported me
at the recent election.
w. E. G. HUMPHREYS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
CARD OF THANKS

I desire to thank the voters
OF Big Horn county for their
votes given me in the last cleo
ton. In my service in the next
legislature I shall try to carry
out all my pledges made in this
campaign.
ROBERT ]. MILLER.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
IN APPRECIATION

I sincerely thank all the voters
in Big Horn county, who sup
ported me at the polls on Novem-
Der 6.
I am very sorry that many of
my good Crow friends believed the
false story, which was circulated
among them at the last hour. I
wish to say here that I have
never Disseminated against the
Crow Indian in any way.
MRS. LILLE A. MAcI,E0D
CARD OF THANKS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-11-09
NOTICE

Will not be responsible for an,
debts contracted by anyone excep,
myself.
ARTHUR STOLZMAN.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
Births Reported.

James T. and Kathryn r. Hill. boy.
william q and Anna M Mundy boy.
Wayne A. and LEILA M Morrill,. boy.
Ralph A. and virRinia 9. cusick, boy.
Carl NJ and Clara NJ. Conrad, boy,
Murnal z. and Verna Read, boy.
Alfred D. and Thelma Taylor. giri
Joseph p. and Alice ID. Fee giri.
Clarence r. ana Grace NJ ButeheF, Girl
Milford and Mathilda Brotn1An girl
Norman T. and Daphne Edwards, girl.
Farmer ard Maude J. Stubs, girl
william II. and Adine v. Golden. girl
Samuel I. and Bessie z. johnson. boy.
sydney Z. and Dorethy M sneiiinss. boz.
Arthur r. and Violet W. wise, boz
Theodore n and Frances I. Mcdonald
sruss p. and constanee Flood. boy.
Thomas p. ana Mary J. McPhaul. sirl.
Paul v. and Alice r. Kelly girl
Charles M and Sue L. Thomas ziri.
BENJAMIN p. and Eunice Bratehes, Gifi.
Ralph and Madeline Holcomh. girL
Pasauale and Lucietta DeLe0nfbua Soy.
Ambrose L. and Rosie A. Higdon. boz.
Alfred and Cora BelI. boy twins.
John and Geneva Kidwen. boy.
Emerson and ROXY Davis HiTi
Henry G. and Bernice Burrell. HirL
Heward ana Dorothy Meney boz
Dolores and Myrtls Robinson, BOG.
Paul 4. ana Sarah Psxie. SRI.
John ana Helen M. Jones girl
Joseph A. and catherine y. Carter. ses.
Evening star., 1934-07-28

hotel business and gambling inter-
ests in Southern France. Very sue
cessful at first, the value of his prop
critics abroad has recently shrunk. i'm
pairing his income from them greatly.
Col. Henry olbbins, U. s A. ac-
companied by Mrs. Gibnlns and their
son and daughter. Mr.. Henry Gibbins.
jr., and Miss Margaret Gibbins, viii
leave Washington the first of Sep
tember for New York, They viii sail
aboard the Army transport Republic
for San Francisco. via the Panama
Canal, where Col Gibbins will as
sumo his new duties with the or
sanized Reserves.
Col Gibbins has been on duty here
in the quartermaster generals ofice.
Mrs. Arthur O'Brien was hostess at
luncheon yesterday, entertaining in
the Persian room OF the Plaza In
New York.
Mrs. william r. r. Hit was among
the guests at luncheon yesterday Of
MIR. A. Ludlow Kramer. jr., who en-
tertained on the roof of Pierre's, in
New York
Former Senator and Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry we're guests Of honor
at luncheon today of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Adolphus Andrews, who
entertained aboard the flagship Of the
Evening star., 1934-07-28
MRS. ELIZA CARPENTER
RITES SET TOMORROW
Widow Of Army oficer Will Be
Buried in Mississippi After
Funeral Here.
sptcial pispateh 10 The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EDMONSTON, Md. July 2s.-The
funeral of Mrs. Eliza Kendrick Car
penter. 90. widow Of Capt. Arthur b.
Carpenter, U. 8. A. retired, who died
Thursday at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. william schoneid. Pinehurst, Ed
monston road, will be held tomorrow
at pm. from the zurhorst funeral
home, In washington. Rev. Alfred =.
Barrows, pastor OF the Eastern Presby-
terian Church OF washington, will
officiate. The body will be sent TO
Matches, Miss, the birthplaee OF Mrs.
Carpenter, for burial.
Mrs. Carpenter had lived in Prince
Georges County rs years and in Wash
ington and vicinity about 40. She was
a great-granddaughte Of Elizabeth
Zane of Revolutionary War fame and
of John Kendrick, one Of the discov-
erers of the Columbia River,
Besides Mrs. Schofield, Mrs. Car
penter leaves three sisters and broth
er, all living IN Natches They are
Mrs. Abby Conklin, Mira. Martha X
Jaquette and Mrs William Jeffern and
Henry Marshall Kendriek.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
SOCIETY
Secretary and Mrs. Swanson Hosts for
Week End Cruise Aboard the Sequoia
Sailing This Afternoon

the naval disarnnanent conference
and came 70 Warrington where he
stayed at the Carlton for two days
Mr. Francis Colt de Wolf. formerly
of the state Department and who for
the last three years has been . mem
Der Of the disarmament section Of the
League OF Nations. is Leaving Geneva
August ! for q motor tour through
England and Scotland Mr.. and Mrs.
de Wolf will sail for home on the
saturnia from Trieste on october II
and expect 10 open their house At
1922 o street IN the beginning Of No
venibeT
Mrs. Charles Cary Runlsey. chair
man of the N. n. As Consumer Ad-
yisory Board. left Washington last
night for her Summer home In Port
Washington. Long Island. where she
will remain a short time. Prom there
she will 20 10 Idaho ard a ranch 70
spend the rest Of August.
Mrs Rumsey's name, along with
that OF Mrs J. Borden Harriman's,
has been whispered around a. pos
sible appointee for the post Of the new
Minister to the Irish Free State.
Mr.. Frank Jay Gould, who left this
country in 1918 declaring that he was
through with a Nation in which
Government figured 30 largely In pri-
vate affairs. is returning in September
He win make his home ct the hilltop
estate at Ardsley- on Hudson. which
he purchased from Mrs. Justin D.
Ward.
The estate. which Is just south Of
the pocantico Hills belonging 10 the
Rockefellers, overlooks that Of Mr.
Gould's sister. Mrs. Finley J. Shepard
and that OF his brother. Mr.. Edwin
Gould
When Mr. Gould left the United
States he went TO France with the
intention OF gaining control of the
Evening star., 1934-07-28
In @fninrtani.

AUE, HARRY Z In sad but loving re.
mepsgsnes ct cur dear son ana @ @sroth,s..r ,..:
sixteen years aso today, July as, 1918.
HIS PARENTS AND BROTHER
BREsNAHAN. MARY ELIzABETH. In lev
NARY EsILIzABETR sREsSxaAE. Who
SsS.fsd SsS july ' "a 10 iSsS Ss Hols % mass az a g.
HEN pEvioTKD DAUGHTERS.
oUsBERD. DANIEL. tribute Of love 70
Z. q. IN, 9,smery 1,aIap q our deyosss tathss ne.
rest thirty-two years aGo today. July
rs. 1904.
Al home In the beautiful hills Of God.
In the FaTaen ot rest 50 fAn
W.. vii 4 nsess e9ns you Al homs over thsrs.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
FKIGHKNNE, JACOB AND ELIEABETH, In
JACCB and BLfzABETH PEIGHENNE
of Deltsvills. Nd, who passed away
eight Years aRo. May and july 2e,
toviEo DAUGHTER. ELLA NJ. row.
HIsER, PAUL JR. In loving msmory Of
cur dear fatkeF PAUL HISER JT., Who
passed away nine Years akc today, july
2S. 1928.
. bas m.hoIy :aasr 'saS surSs ss Back idss sssS ~
HIS CHILDREN.
MACLEAN, JANE G. Sacred to the mem
orr OF our devoted mother JANE q,
NACLEAE. who departed this life sight
years ago today. July 2s. 1875.
Gone nut not forgotten.
HER DAUGHTERS. MARGARET AND
ROSE.
MARTIN, GRACE DEBORAH. In loving
remembrance OF our dear sister, GRACE
DEBORAH MARTIN. who passed away
four yeaTa aaO today. July ~. 1880.
God called her nome. It was His will.
But in our hearts We love her stili.
Her memory is IS fresh today
AS in the hour she passed away.
HER SISTER AND BROTHER-IA-LAW
Mr.. AND MRS d. y. KIFd.
MARTIN, GRACE DEBORAH. In loving
remembrance Of my dear daushter,
GRACE DEBORAH MARTIN, uho passed
away four years ago TODAY JuI zs.
1880.
Today recalls the memory
OF o loved one laid 70 rest,
Ano those who think OF her today
xz A5s neTS$ 118ss ~n1 mns ossd xNsfx MI G MAR.
TIN.
PLUMMER. N. SAUNDERS AND FANNU y.
In sad but loving memory OF our deyot-
ed father, ". SAUNDERS PLUffMKR-
who entered into rest twenty-three years
ago today, July 20, le1l !. ana mother,
FANNIE X. PLu1dMER. three yearB ago
june 2e. 1891.
Loved in life remembered In death.
THEIR DEVOTED CHuOEkN. 4AplE.
AND MARIE.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
MRS. HARRY r. STANFORD
EXPIRES AT HOME HERE

Mrs. Evelyn o. Stanford. So. wife Of
Harry r. Stanford, president of the
Stanford Paper Co., Inc, died yester-
day at her residence. 1929 Garfield
street, after an illness of about two
weeks.
Born at Ashburn, Va, Mrs. Stanford
had lived in Washington for 30 years.
She was q member Of the Order OF
Eastern Star and All Saints Episcopal
Church.
Besides her husband, she Is sur
vived by her mother, Mrs. w. w. Orri-
son: a daughter. MRS. v. B. Stickley,
and two sisters, Mrs. T. c. Adams of
North Carolina and Mrs. 8. w. French
of Texas.
Funeral services viii be held Mon
day at IL Am, At the residence. Bur
ial will be in Union Cemetery. Lees
burg, Va.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
lratha.
LIZ. rEIEn on TAyE,a.y.. ~ Z

BrRNE. rEIrn. On TAysdsy. 5sly e
BYRNE rlnsral from the W. "
SsssiS sgS'Ts :, Nv 80 Mopdsy: July 40
Arlinsson National cemetery At so
tives and frisnas are Invited
GARLAND. AIRERrNE X. On Saturday,
July -. 1884. Al her residence sos
Emsrscn q nv ALEERTINE x CAN
Hines Co. funsrai home sao1 i4th 8.
NV, Notice Of funeral later,
CARPENTER. MRS. ELIZA X On Thurs
:l SI f Mrs Sst @s a. &c GssssHfi n q
County Nd Mrs. ELIZA K ckRPEn-
csfp.n.sr. O. "' services s q 's cSarls,
q zurhorst's funeral parlors. 3rd and
East capitol sts.. sunday. july %. u )
CARTER. WILLIAM A. pspsr.se IN. 10.
SIS o.eioek. at his residence ISL wI
n .sd 'ssss s.s9,.S e 2stn ai. M ihs Ss s
Garter fosr % ds.Shtsrs n.ga ~; .,,hs aSsis Nc g.
lor Of New York City; one brother. Mr.
wesley l.. Carter; three sisters. Mrs
Ami. Ps,l:s sa: Mr. Elmer w.IsSn nm. a1s
srandehiidrsn, one sFtat-Erandehiid. and
n: ssds yiiI 4. IN s's,. = yS prs, sss, ,,
ave, GeorEetown, ., C., from an
until | 40 Pm MondAy. July 30, The
funeral viii be held the same day At
pm. fntermsnt Lincoln Memorial Cen
g. 1885, AZ oeorEe washington unl-
vsrsity Hospital. RALPH d. C1.EvERLY.
nss. ss p from ysnF the o. s.pds sD " fSn.ra s home
pa New York ave, nv. MONDAY, July
30, st losm Intsrment in ArlinEsen sa.
0oS ss' 1sss. = his r.sis.nc:, afass faco Laasns
COOK beloved husssnd q Fannie Cook
Etsdf sSopted eaushtsr a a0 sns 'S ots.r rsisiiyes
and friends. Funeral Monday, july so
hem. en. a ssa Rh"a. fTG Island sy. NV n In
tsrmsnt Arlinsten National cemstssFry.
DURANT, WALTER. on THURSDAY, July
"a a. his Is,,y T:,iasnss u: e. sAllssSn hnsS. va
vietorls pnSant; brother - Of Nose pu-
rant. He also leaves a hest Of other
relatives ana friends 70 mourn his ds-
! r Rhines funeral chapel, ard and Bye
81: so gnsr' f9D n. suTSss ssey. :sas.i SSly In
GEoGHEGAN, LAURA LEE On Friday.
July 27 1894. al her residence. le4a
Minlwood place NV. LAURA LEE
tGEOQHEGAN beloved wife Of Frank
GeoxheRan and sister Of Mrs. Eunene
smith OF this city and Mr.. Clinton Cort-
land Of Pasadena Calf Notice Of fu-
neral arrangements later.
JOHNSON, HEATRICE. Departed this life
aospltsi' fR nar. bEXSTRIck JOHNSON the a.:
voted wife OF Eppie johnson. beloved
daughter Of Mrs Ada Green. sister o.
Ethel Bailey she also leaves . host OF
other rela atives and friends. Remains
chapel 3rd and Eye sts. tw. Notice of
funeral later. ~
MOORE, ANNA LOUISE. Depsrtsd this
LOUISE MOORE OF S2l @ St ne. she
leaves to mourn their loss a lcvins
mother. Marie Moore: four brotherA
Ralph Russell. James and Herman
Moore. and q host Of other relatives and
friends Body resting at Malvan, 4
Sehey's funeral home. ~ J. ave. and =
st. NV. Remains al her late residence
Saturday July 2e at pm. Funeral
sunday. July 90. from Mt. Jesreel gap-
tist church. 5th and = ats. Sc. Rev.
Samuel Jenifer ofhciatins. Intsrment
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
Deaths Reported.

Mary L. Alexander. p1. 1885 wyoming
ave.
Margaret N. cullen. 81. 1900 Massaehu-
setts ave.
Joanna 3. Whitman. 81. Ontario Apart
joseph Z. Evans. 70. 1881 clifton st.
Daniel Rees rs. st. Elizabeths HOSPITAL.
Guy W. Himeeaugh, IS, United states
Soldiers Home.
Msttio Pels. SIS. Casualty Hospital.
Nsrcipo Garcia. 40. tuberculosis Hospital
Thomas Craie. 80, Gallineer Hospital
Philip W Shippen n. 1918 v ST.
Rosa A johnson Sc, Freedmen's Hospital
Thomas Cooke, 5S. 1000 Lamont ST.
Lee Irwin, AZ Freedmen's Hospital
Penelton Carter. 46. GallinEer Hospital
K r. stevens. 81. en- route Casualty Hos
initial
Evening star., 1934-07-28
GREEN SEES CHECK
IN Jobs TILL FALL
Calls for Survey of Condi-
tions-10,312,000 Out
of Private Work.
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
Declaring there Ia no, prospect for
new jobs in industry until Fall, Will
liam Green. president Of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. today called
for a national stock-taking to see
where we stand"
Green's statement was made in the
monthly labor survey Of the fedora
ton. in which he said the Govern
ment was striving 10 meet Increasing
unemployment in industry and agri-
culture with more public works and
relief activities.
He said l0.312,00o persons had no
Jobs In industry or agriculture in
June, but that = squirt in Govern
ment enterprises reduced the number
without work Of any sort to s4ss 900.
Thus. Green amplifed. the Govern
unent converted a slight decline in
private employment for June into a
net gain OF $4,000 in employment Of
all sorts.
Industrial Employment Lays.
He said trade union figures indi-
Gated industrial employment Jagged
increasingly in early July.
Although business activity during
the six frst months this year. aver
aged 7 per cent higher than last
October" the labor executive asserted,
this Is not enough to create jobs.
Business Arms have succeeded In
increasing activity without making
any important reduction in the. great
standing army of job seekers. Recent
surveys shows that large proportion
of this standing army has been with
out work for two years or more.
The labor executive asserted latest
published figures showed relief pay
ments at the highest level IN recent
years.
The latest relief figures contained
in his statement were for April, when
he said 1926 900 persons we're on
relief rolls and relief payments totaled
$112. $4,000. compared to $79.oOO,Ooo
in April last year.
The decline in private employment
from Nav to June was described as
mot large"
Increase Is $4,000.
"Over 100000 wage earners were
laid of from factories and $4,000
from stores" Green reported, but
this was offset in part by $4,000 taken
on by farmers for the busy June sea-
son. $4,000 for road building and TO-
900 on railroads. In all trades there
was an increase in Unemployment OF
64 600 from May to June"
The Government met this, he said,
bv adding nearly 100000 to public
works nav rolls in June and tncreas-
ing the number on relief work from
sSs 900 at the end Of May to 9s5,0OO
on July 5.
Counting a decrease in the number
of conservation camps, from $4,000
In MAY to 256,000 in June, Green hg-
ured that the average ntlmberNat work
on all three Of there Programs rose
from f,s7l 900 In May TO 1,S1s.0oo In
June. while their monthly pay rolls
Jumped from s7s,143,o 900 to $S6,71s,-
900.
The Labor Federation's estimate OF
1882. 900 unemployed by industry or
agriculture in June compared with an
estimate OF 10.24S,o00 in May and
Il. .2O4, 900 In June last year. The
peak of industrial and agricultural
unemployment listed by the federation
was Is, ,6se 900 in March, 1888.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
BLACKWELL RITES HELD
Former Randolph-Macon Acad-

Former Eandolph-Macon AeAo-
emy Matron Died Thursday.
Special Dispatch to The star.
wARRENToN, Va, July 2s-Fu-
neral services were held yesterday in
St James Church here for Miss
Elizabeth M. Blackwell, II, who died
Thursday at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Wilbur Hinman, Falls Church,
Va.
Miss Blackwell was the eldest
daughter Of the late Moore Carter
Blackwell and Mrs. Sarah Foote
Blackwell of Warrenton. She was for
some years matron Of Randolph
Macon Academy, Front Royal, Va.
She is survived by two brothers James
Blackwell OF Seattle, wash, and Or.
e. Maurice Blackwell. U. O. ~, retired.
Cherrydale, Va, and Ave sisters. Mrs.
e. Z. Blackwell and Mrs r. w Smith,
warrenton; Mrs willis Canty. Boykin,
s. c.; Mrs. Warren Goodman, Spo-
kane. Wash. and MRS. Wilbur Hin
man, Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1934-07-28

United States Fleet, the New Mex
leo, at Newport The luncheon pre-
ceded the Navy cutter race. for which
former Senator Gerry presented q
silver trophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl stimson Of
Roland Park, near Baltimore. have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Katharine Judkins. to DR..
Herbert A. wilkinson Of this city, son
of the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Herbert
Swami wilkinson OF Grinnell, Iowa.
Miss Stinason was graduated from
Goucher College in Baltimore and
DR.. wilkinson graduated from Johns
Hopkins University. The wedding
will take place In September.
Plans for Carleton -Sacrey
wedding Complete for Monday.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Bertha
Mather Carleton, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Gamaliel Carleton, to Mr..
Charles Clifton Sacrey of this city
win take place Monday evening. The
ceremony will be performed in the
Church of the Epiphany, the assist
ant rector, Rev. Henry Lee Doll, ON
ciating at O'Clock.
Miss Carleton will be attended BY
Miss Elsie Sillings as maid Of honor
and her bridesmaids will be Miss
Mary Stuart and Miss Resale stuart.
Mr.. Philip Rubin will be best man
and the ushers will include Mr..
Ernest Tredway and Mr.. Robert Rob-
erson.
The ceremony viii be followed by q
reception in the home Of the brides
parents and preceding the ceremony
Mr.. Reginald Newton, orsanist, will
give q short program.
Gen. and Mrs. Joseph A. Castor
are at the Hotel Dennis. Atlantic
City, and will be there until the lat
ter part Of August.
"a
Mrs John v. white. Mrs. Golden
Evening star., 1934-07-28
DR.. J. {. BRISToW DIES

Oil Operator Was Seized by Mexi-
can Bandits in 1880.
SAN ANGELO, Tex, July 20 P.--
DR.. J. e. Bristow, 64. San Angelo oil
operator. whose capture by Mexican
bandits in 1880 created an interna-
tional sensation, died Thursday night
at Santa Barbara, Calf.
DR.. Bristow was freed by the ban
dts after having been held captive for
several weeks in the State of Nayarit.
His son. Gordon Bristow, went into
the interior and arranged payment Of
ransom.
Evening star., 1934-07-28
A. ]. RlSTIG DIES
Heart Attack Fatal Shortly After

Admission to Hospital.
Andreas John Ristig, 40. OF 3lOl
Twenty fourth street northeast. died
yesterday in Emergency Hospital.
few hours after he had gone there for
treatment for a heart attack.
Ristig was a son of the late An
drew w. and Rosalie C. Ristis. Fu-
neral services we're arranged at his
home today at o'clock. with inter-
ment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-07-28

NNNbfWDCfl aDA1f& NE 49, -
Il for a short eraias down the
Potomac with several guests
aboard The party vfll return To-
morrow evening
Senator and Mrs. Mstealf
at Newpert for Visit.
Senator and Mrs jesse n MetcaH
have arrived at Newport aboard the
yacht the Felecia.
Mrs George q. symcnos. wife NJ
the eomraAndant OF the Army War
Colleee. returned yesterday 70 wash
tneton ficna q trip through Canada
ana the New England Statek
The United States Ambassador at
laYRe. Mr.. Norman r. Davis. left
washington Yesterday afternoon for a
vacation Of three weeks In New Eng
land. Me- fwili 90 10 stockDridge, Mas.
with Mira. Davis and their daughters,
Christine and Sarah.
Mr.. Davis arrived In New York
wednesday from Loncon where ne at
tended the preliminary meetings for