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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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WANTED-HIgh-class drug store 6y drue-
AddreSs s a Box n 44sa mSEs Star once sa pay iSsn
4-FAMILY APART11ENT HOUSE for sale,
fully hy rented; ed This SdS iS & Tsa, 6s5EaM as
sS nsq to kGfs sos s' 94 s
once.
RooMINo HOUSE wanted at once; wili
Bay cx essa asH gEics ono. Y reasonable AeSTss'
wANTED-Party 70 invest $3.50 IN safe.
conservative proposition; can secure un-
usual opportunity; win stand thorough in-
address Box 5So-H. star once.
STORE ROOM. formerly restaurant part
y equipped: would convert TO small store
and apt; desirable location. 4S0b Wis
MUSICAL TNsTRUMENTS-RADTO.
AN EXTREMELY artistic grand. medium
apartment size Colonial model. An tnstru-
ment OF most unusual quality and genteel-
Re@s in n sae iTh This sn mfs
will assure the purchaser of a lifetime
bn NOx IN TedGeeS q $685.
Co. .721 11th st. NV. doors north OF
Palais ROYAL.
P1ANos-.New lot selling for storaEe
Smiths Transfer Storage Co.. 1913 You
st. NV. Phone North 3343.
A FINE MASON &. HANIIN upright Just
S Srsnd and cannot
be told from new. Here Is real oppor-
tunity for one desiring TO acquire. costly
seS tremeiy low u price S and on very easy y pay
ment terms If desired. Call and inspect
this piano at the warerooms Of w; W.
nortR n1rtRA Paiais G ROYAL. i-'H .. A-N 0OO-.
STEINWAY upright, studio size. looks like
new. perfect condition; VIII sacrlnce Tor
cash. Also r; C a. Victor combinstion;
bargains 41le 3rd st. NV COL 81: SH34'
A MARVELLOUS $3.50 electrically operated
upright piano faithfully reproducing noth
eTaysd seeeti0ms aea viii prove thing Of
beauty and Joy forever in the home Of
its proud possessor: Now offered until
rolls and bench. Easy payment terms II
desired. W W. Kimban Co. 721 18th st.
NV. 3 doors north Palais ROYAL.
GRANDs, AND UPRIGHTs. Just returned
from rent, are now offered at q great re-
duction from ORIGINAL prices; one o-foot
S225. One 4foot S,inch grand, $2lO. One
spsrtmentesize uprieht- slightly used, s15s.
Uprights, larger Sizes 500 up All instru-
ments guaranteed Sole representatives
for the Hardman, Harrington, Bradbury
and Lanter pianos. Pianos for rent for all
occasions. Hugo Worch. lilo @ st. NV.
OMh14L O1LE lull-oCdlc upIRub wall VIC
sold for the little remaining balance due
on account No. 1852. Just take over
weekly payments Of 50 90. Wonderful rich
tone and very responsive action. Appear
ance like new. Ask for Credit Manager
at w. w. Kimball Co.. 721 / 1th st. NV,
doors north Of Palais Royal.
sAxOPHONE. Martin. B-iat tenor artists
model gold plated; reasonable. H. Luckett,
25O4 10th St ne. Apt. 108.
DON'T BUY a grand piano anywhere until
you have seen the new apartment size
grands selling at Kimballs for $3.50. These
are not Kimball-made. but are the best
full-scale grands obtainable for any hgure
within 500 Of the price at which they are
being closed out. Easy payment TENS:
721 18th st. NV. 3 doors north OF Palals
JUNE SALE.
We have the finest display of used grand
and upright pianos on our floor at this
time that we have had at any time during
the SO years that we have been in bnsi-
ness in Washington. Prices ranging from
sos and up. Terms to suit your conven-
-rNA fR
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Household Repairs and Service
1t Will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

PAPERING, painting: work guaranteed;
rock bottom prices; looking for work. Co
DO % nv own work. Satisfaction SuarSnteed
Call Metz any time Columbia 0396.
PAPERM0., SO room and up; painting
and plastering very rsasoa5aasshle; 5ash all YORK
vating Co. Estimates and suggestions .
pleasure J. Getsinger. Shepherd 1919
PAPERING SPECIAIs-WiM paper rooms
with Imperial washable sun-sest paper Of
guaranteed. % Spieesi. deorgia 6sI1. ls.
PAINTING TArEEINS; Tad. EIlsS;. plast:Tins ns sn1s
sntss ooTmh;s GTr %orE s74 Blue Ridge Deo0ratins
PAINTING p P1PsT1ns s.1a;5,5s Roo1: as, o;1:.- 4:s:
d. Z. Smith. 1724 Webster nv; Adams 7l0S:
PAINTING, paperins. plsstering; neat. clean
s1;pts.s USr1 Low DT5sis os col g sisg' ny own work.
PAPERHANGING
A. T. oroaRaER. oaS4R'' s. "; SRs;orrl. s4ss.
PAPERHANaMo painting. plastering. at
Tsspon HmscSsnc cs Saita Col
PAPERHANdINo-R0OM8 S5 UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
J0nn ". IOlS0n. DlsLLlCl 1o05. Z4-
PLASTER RBPAIRNG-Straight new
who does best work ct reasonable prices.
Lloyd Perdue. Ga Kastle pl. ne. Line.
RADIO SERVICE. Soc.
Phone North 1897 Any Time. Anywhere.
VISIO SERVICE 90.
UPHOISTERNG. repairing, refnishinE
work done In the home IL desired. Z. 8.
weaver. 1z34 NeWtRn st. NV. Adams S401.
SPECIALl
Average room papered with Suntested
and washable patterns. 1915. CAL 0eofgia
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STEINWAY upright, studio SIZE. looks Ike
new perfect condition.; will sacrifice for
bargains. 4ii6 3rd st. NV. Col. 6l37.
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A SMALL SIZE full-scale upright will be
sold for the little remaining balance due
on account No. 1852. Just take over
weekly payments of $500. Wonderful rich
tone and very responsive action. Appear
ance like new. Ask for Credit Manager
dnnrs rnrth Of Palals RnYal
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HELP-WONIEN.


BooEEPES tyg IS
for appointment for interview.
COUNTER AND FOUNTAIN GIRL. white.
Must be very competent on salads. sand
have sood Ne sandsg Or
holiday boil Eors; steady & position Aedress an.
CURB GIRLS wanted. Apply 1900 Conn;
wednesday Blue Bell system. Inc
FUR FINISHER, experienced. Zlotnick,
the Furrier. 18th at @ st. NV.
GIRLS t6l. colored. to learn beautician
tween ases & and Is. Metropoiitan s1ss.
LADY. white. middle-aEed. who can drive
car and stay nights. as companion and
npSSusekeeper pSoSa p for elderly lady: references
beauty esIsHEs c sood Bay one AppIs sftef i6 m
am. 1868 Euclid st. NV. apt. so. Do
LADIES to do facial work: good person
q sayinSs Bldg. 6si st. ' NV. Rm. sos.
MONITOR BOARD OPERATOR and typist.
experienced. State age and salary expect
ed. ADDRESS Box 297-H. Star ONCE.
ny NURSE T. white hsd to care care for twins 2 years
ref. stay nights; $50 month. 4O1 9TH st.
sALEsLADY experienced in ladies and
enced only need apply. 1888 N NV.
Chabbott's. Inc. 94I 81. NV
sALEsLADIEs wanted. experienced in
q5esse$; 95eS Apply Mr.. oVens. Model Shop.
sALEsL.ADIEs. Inexperienced: teachers
Nudents' attention. Opening for Summe-
position toiletries; easy to learn; $50. .0n
Opportunity to advance. 4I3 Insurance.
Bldg. after 2 pm.
SALE5WOMEN. experienced. single. 90 to
OSonFS x fnoNeSHe a ee o sWsie soGd takeTs
to sell part time. working into full time
ssa shsn trained r. wsS.da A2Piy Miss Boyle s5d oo5
and Co. 9l1 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
once. Rainbow DyeinE and Cleaning CO..
732 9th st. Sc.
sTENoaRAPHER, AND TYPIsT. state
465-H. Star once. l9s
TYPIsr. one willing TO use telephone for
locating accounts. Apply Liberal Cloth
ing Co. Ais 9TH st. NV.
MATTR WATT TREssEsIGirls: p young and expert
WORK Apply Vick's Restaurant. 1142 Con-
| necticut ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. attractive over 2I; must be
| experienced. Temple Grill. 2416 14th st.
NV.
WATTREssEs l2J wanted Apply Hiiiow's
CAFE. 1850 N st. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced, white. Apply
5522 Conn. ave. NV. Full or part time.
WOMAN with car. attractive. interested in
cosmetics. Mrs. Emmett. Fairfax Hotel.
Phone Potomac 44sO. 23'
WOMEN dignihed. ambitious. for scientific
| educational sales work; Sl.100 year:
| rapid promotion. Address Box 451-E, Star
| WOMEN-Salary, IL; extras; steady work;
| oroer dept. foods personal open / to 4
pm. DEBT. S26, Investment Bldg.
| YOUNG LADY to work at fountain and
luneheonette; must have experience and
| YOUNG LADIES (4) for pleasant outdoor
Summer work. Must be neat and attrac-
tive. Salary and commission to those
st. NV. 70 IL O'Clock.
YOUNG LADIES (4) for pleasant outdoor
Summer work. Must be neat and attrac-
tive. Salary and commission to those
| who qualify. Apply Suite 410. o07 10th
st. NV. 8 TO l2 O'Clock.
WOMEN, white, experienced
for f1at-work department;
also pen marker. Dupont
Laundry, 2535 Sherman ave.
W IN E N, colored, expert
enced on body presses and
shirt finishing. Good salary.
Dupont Laundry, 2535 Sher-
man ave.
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nINE SALE

We have the finest display of used grand
and upright pianos on our floor at this
time that we have had at any time during
ness in washington. Prices ranging from
sos and up Terms to suit your conven-
fence. Every piano sold IN this sale =
CHARLES NJ. STEEP. INC.
l340 G St NV,
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HEIP--NIEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK. colored: must live on premises.
@isconsP SSee MaPie 4S sys Chevy Chase Mo- Phone
COOK-GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, neat.
competent: no tri1ers; $50 month. car
fare. 1920 RittenhouSe st. NV. Geo. 7119.
COOK, general houseworker; Thoroughly
experienced and reliable City references.
$40 month and room. Ceveland $3.50.
COOK experienced, man or woman. Ap-
ply 1920 18th st. NV.
for Summer. Apply after Pm. 139
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK cook; colored Of
month. cam 1incoin s7es-J aftsr 5 pm:
| GENERAL HOUSEwORKER. colored;
small family. Room. So week. Reference.
cooking, ironing. experienced; reference. Go
game de1 afteF Hgns 5aS7 n06s Conn pPs sT n%
GIRL. white or colored for gen. house.
6109 32nd st. NV.
GIL cC0.sd yoqnF neat seneFal hGuss ss
housework; fond Of children; stay nights:
salary. So week. Atlantic 6091-W.
GIRL. colored, cook and care small house;
s%RSziS sRd salary address vf Box 44fa sar oe
MAID. experienced. for general housework
and care Of children; references. $500
Warren st. NV.
housework care Of two small children; ref
erences: Call Greenwood 255O-W. Hyatts-
WOMAN. white. to do general housework.
sleep in. Nice home in good neighborhood:
Phone North SsSs..
YOUNG GIRL. white; NO encumbrances:
to do housework; stay nights. Call Adams
| 0722. after 8 pm.
sTTUATIONS-MEN.
BARBER junior. honest: neat; tsiT yoIk- ,,lI
nan Work for re0p s,a board nfca or equivalent
BUTLER, English; competent good refer.
eRss; Saso. sll7 Q st. NV. Phone f0iSHa' Is.
CHAUFFEUR.-Young man. high scnool
wishes E9SG position Iss t2SSs poHse
| good references Phone National s44S
Between am and 8 pm. 20.
cHAUFFEUR white; eSDsTlsncsda ed Al ) nde1 ref
%sss SFsHet a1sl. Gan between an An0 Is. RS0n'
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. young, reliable
sseOre desires Jog Sosts as seyssSE
HOUSE pdpSIlnk.- ICpdIS.
menting: low cost. J. HULLN. Lincoln
31S2-R.
MAN, colored. as chauffeur truck driver
Tsfsrence re- spS S.neS Cali TUf fMetropoitsn @ s77s
TRUCK DRIVER chauffeur. white. neat.
SO. or what have you? Free to travel.
Address Box 442-H. Star once. 19e
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants work as
hSu1e bSy bussss5 ss5 n%
YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes work for
private family: raised by white people.
Phone Potomac 426S
YOUNG MAN with large family wishes
work or any kind. Experienced driver or
mechanic Mr.. Handy. 1918 11th st.
| NV. Apt. II.
SITUATTONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, colored. wishes Job wife for
band for other work. 1928 7th st. NV.
STTUATIoNS-WOMEN.
COMPANION cultured widow unattached.
| free TO travel II necessary. Phone Georgia
1905. -
DREssMAKNG alterations; women and
| children's clothing: shocking. fagoting;
| first-class work guaranteed. Pot. Zg60-g.
l HoUsEKEFPER. middle-aeed lady with 13-
4 year girl wishes position by July i; girl 70
be no expense. II. A. 1905 kenyon ST.
PRACTICAL NUReE-adults;. experienced:
aesst with honls duties. Phone pissfict
I 0D91s
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model. gold plated; reasonable. H. Luckett.
2504 10th st. ne. Apt. los.
DON'T BUY a grand piano anywhere until
you have seen the new apartment size
grands selling at Kimban's for $3.50. These
are not Kimball-made. but are the best
within 500 Of the price at which they are
being closed out. Easy payment terms.
721 18th st. NV. doors north OF Palals
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

(Continued.l
sHORTHAND-TYPINC
Day school, S2-$5 week. night, S1-S2.
Intensive Summer Courses. =,
CApital City COLLEGE. 1340 N. Y. Ave. 1S.
INTERNATIONAL
CARD PUNCH MACHINE.
SPECIAL STATISTICAL. FILE and GEN.
ESAL CLERICAL The Civil Serviee Prepar-
Atory School. 629 18th st. NV. Mst. 1897. .
POLICEMAN EXAM.
Salary. $1,000 Age % to 80.
special intensive instruction Daily
Instruction Begins Today.
TUITION, SIS.
All Instruction Papers Free.
BEGIN NOW:
SCHOOL. 529 18th st. NV. Met. 1897 .
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
APPRENTICE, G. P. o.
Age 10 to TO-. Special preparation every
Gay and every night. Tuition. So: instruc-
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. 52g 18th 81. NV. Met. 6337.
POLICEMAN EXAM.
Salary. 81 300. Age 22 to 80.
Special Intensive Instruction Daily.
Instruction Begins Today.
TUITION, SIS.
All Instruction Papers Free
BEGIN NOW.
SCHOOL 629 18th st. NV, Met 1887. .
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GRANDS AND UPRIGHTs. Just returned
from rent, are now offered at q great re-
duction from original prices. One 5-foot
1928 One 4-foot S-inch grand S210. One
Steinway upright. ebony case. SIPS one
apartment-size upright. slightly used. S15S-
upriRhts. larger sizes. 500 up. All instru-
Evening star., 1935-06-18

PIANOS-New lot selling for storage
| charges; $50 to $50: excellent condition.
| Smiths Transfer & Storage Co.. 1913 You
/ st NV phoue North 33A3
Evening star., 1935-06-18

A FINE MASON & HAMLIN upright, Just
| accepted in trade for an artist model KIM
| ball grand. Perfect condition and cannot
be told from new. Here is q real. oppor-
| tunity for one desiring to acquire a costly
| tremely low price and on very easy pay
| ment terms If desired. Call and inspect
/ this piano at the warerooms Of w. W.
Kimball Co. 721 11th st. NV doors
| north Palais Royal.
Evening star., 1935-06-18

new and fully guaranteed: drastic reduce
tions while they last: 4, 5 and z Gu. It.
tops. HurryI J. A. Barringer, 514 10th
st. NV. Phone Met. 691S. Open evenings.
20s
Evening star., 1935-06-18

AN EXTREMELY artistic grand. medium
apartment size Colonial model. An instru-
ment of most unusual quality and genteel-
home in WsshinTton. This famous make
will assure the purchaser of a lifetime
investment in one Of the finest grands ever
Co. .721 11th st. NV. doors north OF
PalaiS ROYAL
Evening star., 1935-06-18

ments guaranteed. Sole repre5tnLaLIVeS
for the Hardman, Harrington. Bradbury
and Ianter pianos Pianos for rent for all
occasions. Hugo Worch. 1110 @ st. NV.
Est 1879
Evening star., 1935-06-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING PACKARD SEDAN TO DETROIT
Saturday June 27; want passengers. Phone
North 3b49
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

I STORE ROOM. formerly restaurant; part
| ly equipped: would convert to small store
and apt; desirable location. 480b Wis
| consin ave.
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REFRIGERATOR @. E. monitor top, 7-ft.
capacity, Ayr. mfg. guar. Owner moving
will sacrifice. Can wisconsin 1890. 20e
REFRIGERATOR-Elec. small size, thor
oIghly reconditionedi S49.50 cash. Apex
E1ec Co.. 700 9th st. NV, at G
Evening star., 1935-06-18
COLLEGES HONOR
IN. B. C. OFFICIALS
David Sarnoff, Chairman of
Board, Receives Two
Degrees.

" IGHT honorary degrees have
- been conferred this week on
seven N. B. G. officials and
Evening star., 1935-06-18

OFFICE FURNITURE, Including Epe-
writer. typewriter desk and chair, once
desk and chair tables. swivel and straight
chairs Bargain prices. Call National
2c07 1921 N. Y. ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, Just Ike
rev. Special! S27.50 United" ol3
14th st. NV. Phone National 6063.
AWNINGS. spear type. used one season;
gorfv for 45c each. 4I0 Cedar st.
Evening star., 1935-06-18

Many salesmen want easy selling Jobs
nished and little work and responsibility
All they lack is courage. ambition and
des1re to work. If you are in this class.
man who is ambitious. initiative. resource
full, not afraid Of work. has a good person
atty and the courage and courtesy to keep
an appointment. To this man we can
offer an unusual opportunity to make hne
income and to get ahead. We Will give him
excellent cooperation. This is not can
vasSinR Job. and an automobile is essential.
Write for appointment. give phone number.
Our employees know Of this ad. Address
Box 220-H Star once.
Evening star., 1935-06-18

The MABEILE HONOUR way. Inquire
course to students enrolling during this
month. Mabelle Honour School Of Beauty
Culture. Inc.,. Washington,s Original end
Most Progressive School. S1s 14th st. NV.
Phcne METROPOLITAN 777S. 7S.--
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
25% Reduction on complets Course
This Month CnlJ&
Easy Terms. Diplomas Granted.
Free Employment Service.
start Any Time; ~u..-
American HidH.. 1917 = ~. NV.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

era f1evar al Gear a lugar SECURE, siendo detc-
nido en- Ekaterinburg por 6rdenes directas y ca
tegoricas de Moscd al Soviet de dicha ciudad,
otros lie atribuyen prop6sitos enteramente con-
trarios.
Como quiera que sea, parece que va entonces
quienes ejercfan ell mando en- la capital habfan
tornado la decision de hacer desaparecer a los
miembros de la famiia imperial, temiendo que
de otra suerte sus prisioneros acabarian por es-
capar de manos del partido imperante, y es muy
probable que ell asesinato collective Sc habria
llevado a cabo desde antes, 81 no hubiera me-
diado la circumstance de que una rme
del Czarevitch habfa hecho impossible apresu-
rar la salida de los Romanoff de SUI prision en-
Tobolsk. En- efecto, solamente ell Gear, su es-
posa y tres de sus hijas habfan sido sacados de
Tobolsk, mientras que ell Czarevitch y la cuarta
Gran Duquesa continuaron en- la ciudad sibe-
riana, esperanto que ell antique heredero del
trono y SUI hermana pudieran ir a reunirse con
su familia en- Ekaterinburg.
Hay, sin embargo, un hecho que resulta en-
claro y fuera de toda duda y es ell
de que 81 no hubiera sido por la tenacidad de
La opinión., 1935-03-17

tendfa al Gar y a su familia.
Este Solovieff resulto mas tarde
ser un bolchevique, quien encon-
trando impossible impedir por Ia fuerza la fuga
de la familia imperial, va que en- aquel enton-
ces los bolcheviques todavfa no dominaban COM
pletamente en- Siberia, trato de predisponer ell
amino de la Emperatriz para hacer fracasar los
planes de quienes estaban empeIados en- sal
varla en- union de su esposo y de sus hijos.
La infortunada Alexandra Feodorovna no
crefa, no podia Greer que alguien que tuviera
alguna conexion con Rasputfn tratara de enga-
narla.
Por ESQ fue que Sc nego en- la forma mas ca
tegorica a aprovecharse de la oportunidad que
Sc lie brindaba, y ejerci6 toda SUI Influenza EN-
ell amino del Emperador contra ell plan de sus
amigos, diciendo que 81 salian de Tobolsk, seria
dnicamente para ir a la muerte, porque Koby-
linsky seguramente les asesinarfa a todos tan
pronto como estuvieran lejos de quienes fueran
capaces de ayudarlos o defenderlos.
Nicolas ii no logro convencer a su esposa de
que Sc hallaba en- un error, y al fin el mismo
comenzo a dudar de las personals que, mientras
tanto, estaban removiendo cielo y terra para
librarlo de sus enemigos.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
Por la Princesa RADZlWlLL

ECIENTEMENTE, I'm antique ami
go milo que en- otro tempo habfa
: ocupado un encumbrado puesto en-
la corte imperial de Russia, me hizo
Z una vista, en- ell curse de la cual
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Ell Emperador pidi6 entonces a Kobylinsky
nuevas pruebas de su buena fe y todo aquello Sc
tradujo en- la perdida de un tempo preciosisimo.
Los bolcheviques, en- e%fecto, Sc habian conso-
lidado va en- ell poder, y prevenidos por Solovieff,
decidieron arreglar las cosas a SUI manera. En-
viaron I'm comisario a Tobolsk, con la orden de
sacar de ALI a la familia imperial. Ese comisa-
rio, Yakovleff, ~desempeho en- este asunto un
papel que nunca ha llegado a poncrse
completamente en- claro, pues mientras -
alpunOS afirman
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-27
Egyptians Believed Cat
Had Spirit Like Humans

''If humans had spirits that could
leave the body. so did CATS" This was
the belief Of the Egyptians. whose re-
ligion further provided goddess to
guide the little ghost travellers. AT
their journeys end was great happi-
ness in sort of glorified Egypt, with
summer meadows and richer hunting
grounds. This belief in immortality Is
related by Eleanor Booth Simmons,
noted New York authority on cats and
their care. 1t gives thought to the
problem of the modern city dweller.
confronted with the death of be-
loved pet.
Health department rulings prohibit
the burial of animals within the city
limits. final ride to the happy hunt
ing ground, via the city garbage wagon.
cannot possibly be conceived as just
compensation for the wagging tail OF
yesterdays. Frowned upon. perhaps,
by those who know not the devotion Of
loyal pet, the pet cemeteries never
theless have provided the answer to
those who find it in their heart to do
homage to their loved animal friends.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-27
TO FOIL BANK CROOKS

NEW YORK.-The American BANK
ers Association Protective Committee
has developed q plan Of bank inspec-
ton to bring out exposure hazards or
weak spots in respect to attacks by
criminals based on its long-established'
nationwide experience in investigating
bank burglaries. holdups and sneak
thefts.
The inspection covers eighty leading
questions and seventeen recommends
lions which are instructive in the pre-
vention of such crimes. These relate to
such subjects as the use of alarms and
other protective equipment. also the
condition of windows. doors. skylights
and other entrances which have facili-
tated the early morning entry OF ban
dts who kidnap bank employees from
their homes during the night. or break
into the bank premises and bind and
gag the employees.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-27
BANKERS HELP

"Save the Land and You Save the
Man" is the essence of a suggested agri
cultural program recommended by the
Arkansas Bankers Agricultural Com
mittee. Beware of Impoverished soil
It leads to impoverished homes" says
statement sent to the banks to be dis
tributed to their farmer customers. "Tc
help nature save the land. build up the
soil, by:
.. Stopping soil erosion.
b. Planting legumes.
c. Raising livestock.
d. Developing pastures.
Look ahead with confidence-know
what you are doing. therefore,:
1. Draw up a farm inventory.
3. Keep a record. daily or weekly.
:. Budget expense. and keep within
d."
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-27

Mrs. Rose Cunningham enteI-
tanned her bridge club Wednesday
evening. They dined at. the Gem
cafe before the play. Mrs. e. Wag-
oner won high honors and Mrs.
Edna Rhodes second.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-27

A number of Coulee City folks
autoed to the dam Sunday to see
r.. Tagmier, champion long dis
lance swimmer, swim the Columbia
river.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-27
Local BrevitieS

Professor A. Bonser, in charge
TO the Spokane museum, and a
celegrated botonist,A, visited the
Grand Coulee dam and other
points of interest in the Coulee last
Tuesday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-06-27

Mrs. C. b. Neihart and sons
Paul and Charles, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Alderman and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Thompson and
son Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Drinkard, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ryan. motored to Chelan Sunday
to attend the regatta held on Lake
Chelan