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Sylvan Theater
Concerts This Week

Members of the Board Of District
of Columbia Commissioners and of
the Board Of Education. school ON
cials and others prominent in the life
Of the Capital have been invited to
attend the two Summer Festivals this
week-Tuesdsy and Thursday-in the
National Sylvan Theater at the
Washington Monument.
For the Tuesday evening concert,
at which the United States Navy
Band, conducted by Lieut.. Charles
Benter, will play its only Sylvan
Theater program Of the present
season, special guests will include
ranking officers of the United States
Navy in addition to Senator and Mrs.
William H. King, Secretary Harold
L. Ickes Of the Department Of the
Interior, Mrs. Mary T. Norton. Mrs.
Virginia E. Jenckes, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Marshall Finnan, Mrs. Harvey w
Wiley, Mr.. Lewis r. Barrett, and
other well known men and women.
Guests for the Thursday evening
festival, The Program of Youth
which will begin at o'clock with
concert by a prominent boys band,
followed by a colorful demonstration
of the activities of the various or
ganizations interested in the develop
ment of the popular Youth Move
ment." will comprise the executive di-
rectors of the participating agencies
and others. Among those to whom
invitations have been sent by the
Summer Festival Committee of which
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Peoples is chair
man and Mr.. c. Marshall Finnan is
vice chairman, are Mr.. James G.
Yaden. Miss Edith Grosvenor. Mr..
Thomas S. Settle, Mr.. Albert Clyde
Burton, Col. Charles Demonet, Miss
Dorothy Mayfeld. Miss Sibyl Baker.
Miss Anne L. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, Miss Maude
Parker. Mr., F. L. Higgins and Mr.,
Lewis r. Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. S. Neigh, Miss
Lydia Burklin, Mr.. Charles M. Fyfe,
Mr.. Maurice Bisgyer, Mr.. Linn S.
Drake, Miss Dorothy Davidson. Mrs
Gerrit S. Miller, jr., Mr.. Chester
Wells, Mrs. Albert w. Atwood, Miss
Margaret r. Fox, Miss Hettie P. An
derson, Mrs. A. L. Irving, Mrs. L. W.
Hardy, Mr.. Isaac Cans. Maj. James
Asher, Maj. Ernest w. Brown, Mr..
Ray Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dris-
coll and Mr.. Richard Tennyson.
The ushers will be under the direc-
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California Society's
Sunset Cruise

The California State Society has
chartered the Southport for a sunset
cruise down the Potomac Tuesday,
August Is, sailing from Sixth and
Water streets southwest promptly at
$50 o'clock and returning by mid
night. Party groups are to bring their
own Sunset suppers." and $50 CALI
fornians viii enjoy this on-the-river
party, with its peppy dance orchestra
and California songs for the moonlight
hours.
Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper, chairman
OF social activities, with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Burke. Maj Horace T. Jones,
Maj. and Mrs. E. Z. Odom, Mrs. Ger
trude Scott and Mr. Walter Mcintosh,
are in charge of arrangements.
Reservations must be secured from
Mrs. Virginia Gooding, at the Raleigh
Hotel, by August :.
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Chevy Chase Gardens, Md, and their
two children, Kitty and Margaret
Lynn, are spending the week end at
Stag Lake, N. j., Is the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert v. Fleming Of Edge
moor, Nd, who have a cottage there
for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Grubb Of
Edeemoor, Md. are spending several
days with Mr. Grubb's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles IL. Grub, N VIII
mington, Del.
Mrs. Robert Reeder Of Bethesda,
Md, and her two children left to-
day for Columbus, Ohio. where they
will spend the next two weeks.
Mrs. Sallie T. Hearns, who has been
the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Gal
braith of Chevy Chase Gardens, for
the month Of July, left yesterday for
her home in Macon, Ga.
Mrs. william Clendenin and her
two children came Friday from their
home in Richmond. Ind, TO spend q
short time with Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Potter of Bethesda. Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter will also have with them
during the coming week Mrs. Potter's
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Donnelly. and their son JOS
eph, Of Boston. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnelly will make the trip from
Boston by water.
~ OUn1A -
Friendship Heights, Nd, viii enter
tain q group Of young girls of the
Chahpawee Camp Fire Girls at q
house party over the week end at
their Summer home on Herring Bay,
Md Among those who have been in
vited are Barbara Volkman. Eleanor
Carlin, Sallie Foster. Dorothy Foster,
Leila Moran, Mildred Redman, Mar
jorie Benson, Marion Trigger and
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Interesting
News From
Maryland
Capt. and Mrs. Huff
Transferred to War
Department.

Capt. Sargent p. HUFF, u. 8. A..
and Mrs Huff, who have been living
In Coronado, Calf for the past three
years, where Capt HUFF was stationed
ut Rockwell Field, have moved to
Washington and have taken q house
at $500 Offutt road, Chevy Chase
Gardens, Nd. Capt. HUFF will be
connected with the ONCE of the chief
Of ordnance.
DIR. and Mrs. Norvell Belt Of Edge
moor. Md, will leave at the end Of
the week for q trip to Canada. They
will sail from New York on August 3
and will visit Quebec and Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell H. Hetzel Of
Bakerton, w. Va, are spending sew
eral days with the latter's parents in
Alta Vista, Md. Before her marriage
last year Mrs. Hetgel was Miss Ray
Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David N. Miller.
Mrs. ]. z. Shillinger of Somerset.
Md, entertained at a bridge lunch
con on Wednesday, when she invited
q number Of her friends to meet her
sister in-law, Mrs. NJ. A. Shillinger Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. who was her
guest for several days. Among those
included in the list Of guests were
Miss Viola Sutliff of Cleveland, Ohio,
who Is spending the Summer in Som
erset; Mrs. Jesse Z. Swigsrt. Mrs. A.
w. Starratt, Mrs. George E. Farrell,
Mrs william B. Horne, Mrs. Charles
S. Moore, Mrs. John A. Fleming, Mrs.
Hartley jackson. Mrs B. Gillette and
Mrs. r. r. Geller.
The chairman Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, Judge William
E. Lee, left this week for q trip
through the Western States. Before
returning to his home in Edgemoor
Md. about August IS, Judge Lee will
spend several days in his former
home In Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Wood of
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Society Is Travelling
/: In Midsummer Season
Many of Washington Folk on Move to Resorts
4: While Others Are Returning Home.
Some Sail for Trips Abroad.

vacation at Forest Lake, Pa, is now
spending the remainder of her va
cation with her parents at 6622 First
street northwest, Takoma Park, d. c.
Mrs. Belle Long has returned from
Atlantic City, where she was q guest
at the Traymore Hotel for few
weeks.
Miss Otie r. Nelson and Mrs. j. A.
Gross are at Hotel Whitfield, Ocean
Grove. N. j.. for a Midsummer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Roth Of Cleve-
land, Ohio. are spending some time
at the Martinique.
Miss Sylvia Schwartz left on July
26 TO spend the Summer in Canada.
While there she will pursue graduate
studies at McGin University In
Montreal.
Mr.. Fred Taylor Wilson will spend
the week end visiting historic points
in Western Wisconsin, including
Prairie du Chen on the Mississippi
River, where Marquette nrst oiScoV-
cred that stream.
Mrs. Conrad Becker sailed yester-
day for England on a Cunard Line
steamer. expecting to spend some
weeks motoring in Great Britain,
France and other countries. Accom-
panying Mrs. Becker as guests are
Mrs. Norman Underwood and her
son, Mr.. Bayard Underwood.
Miss Eunice Haden and Miss
Mildred Donnan sailed from Balti-
more today aboard the S. S. Somer-
set Of the Merchants & Miners Line.
en- route to Jacksonville and Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy B. Jones OF
Wichita Fails. Tex. are spending q
few days at the Shoreham. following
Q visit in New York.
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Festival Wednesday
At LeOnardtOWn, Md.

An old-fashioned Southern Mary
land dinner will be served at noon on
Wednesday on the grounds OF St.
Aloysius' Church, in Leonardtown, Md
This will be the first feature Of an
all-day festival. The program for the
day includes games for all, a baby
contest. supper and dancing.
Famous through 800 and more years
for its hospitality, st. Marys invites
those interested to spend the day
Wednesday in Leonardtown.
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groups will go on parade next Sat-
urday at the Tenth Annual Lacka-
wanna Kennel Club Dog Show. being
held on the south lawn. Thirty-four
leading speciality clubs throughout the
country will be among the organiza-
tions presenting prizes for the spe-
cialty classes. and the Lackawanna
Kennel Club is awarding over $4,000
in cash prizes.
Among those arriving at the club
are Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Thomson
l06 West Cypress street, Chevy Chase.
Md; Mr. and Mrs Raymond F. Gar
rity, 47l6 Blagden terrace, - and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. w. Meifdeville Of
Washington, D. C.
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foor-Hats that were SITS to SIS
:. now s3-hats that had been $40
to s1S.75-now IS. Second floor
Entire stock - coats, suits and
dresses-furred and untrimmed-
sports and dressy-an reduced
with no reservations HALF
PRICE-everything that had been
s29.75 to Sis now $14.88 to
$3.50. And on the third floor
in "Erle-Maid" section - Knits.
sports togs and evening wearsbles
all reduced to $5-$7.50-s10-
and up. Here's your big chance
to replenish your vacation ward
robe-and look tops" when you
go away. 1910 r ST. Hurry!
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nearest possible ap-
proach to naturally
curly h a ir. GA
BRIEL will give you
the sort of perma-
nent you need, the
becoming coiffure
you crave for an ac-
tive vacation life
soft waves and curls
brushed hack frorn
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S I u n n l II s,
h a n d m ade
shoes at the
B 90 E r Y
t h a t hasn't
some definite
place to go 80.
e S p ci ally
since e We ry
pair in the en-
tire house in
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Arts Club Supper
And Program 7 Tonieht

The program at the Arts Club of
Washington this evening, following the
chaflng dish supper. will be featured
by a poetic reading composed and
played by La Sale Spier and done by
Maurice Jarvis and by songs by Mar
guerite Moncure, soprano. Mrs. Dor
othy Hoogs Bowman and Mrs. Robert
Walter Mess will be hostesses for the
evening
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mighty important these warm,
sticky days. And they've got the
white" idea-all right in cleaning
even the most fragile and fine
white garment. Vacation clean
ing is always delivered on time.
Work called for and delivered.
Everything covered by insurance.
SOLO CONN. AVE. Phope CL. $500.
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nouce is worth
dollars to you
Cut it out. Treas
ure it. Pore ovef
it. Buy from it.
1t tells you that
z r L z BACHER
is having a sale
on every
floor of their fine
St0re On first
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Polo Contest at
SkvtOp Saturday

Starting next Saturdav, on the
south lawn of the Skytop Club, In the
Poconos. the Skytop polo team clashes
with the Greystone Polo Club of
Amber. Pa, to inaugurate the first
series Of polo matches to be held in
the Pocono resort section.
Over 500 canine kings" of all
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to everyone. Now
you can buy the
fine things you
love at one e
without waiting
by using a mer-
chandiSe LETTER
OF CREDIT" a
de luxe system of
deferred DavmentS
Evening star., 1935-07-28

WEAVING" repairs -. that are
absolutely invisible to the naked
eye. Repairs on silks, woolens and
linens. And their prices are the
most reasonable in town. Take in
that silk dress, that suit or coat
tomorrow! 613 TWELFTH ST.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

the face for Summer GOODNESS &.
waves and curls that can easily be
coaxed into place after day Of
swimming and sailing. SO-"put
your head in GABRIEL'S S hands
for a well groomed vacation. 1919
CONN. AVE. Phone NAT. ITO.
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your family gets
the right start
in life-from an
artistic and cul-
tural stan d.
poin t. The
F z TX MA
H ON Y AR T
S c H o o L
teaches art
Evening star., 1935-07-28

AkAoA 0S WCA -
cleansed. Each
garment under
goes q purifying
treatment which
exceeds the EN-
cheney of the boil
ing point. Clothes
are absolutely
"odor-less" when
returned to you
which Is
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scalp with a Theropatic Lamp
followed by a Bruno" dandruff
Treatment-and topped of with
a Shampoo and Finger-wave g.
all for $50. Given by either Mr..
or Mrs. Head. 1924 CONN. AVE.
Phone DEC. 5000.
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hand tailored" to today's needs.
Arrange the amount OF extended
credit you want. They then give
you your Letter of Credit" en-
abling you to buy in any depart
ment. Pay as you use! Consult
their Credit Dept, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

cluding all remaining Saks Fifth
Avenue models values to s12.50)-
are being "sale-d" at the enticing
price of $3.50. Every type Of shoe
sports. afternoon. evening A raft
Of smart styles. 1015 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

bilnt o " e z IL
ripped, torn or
burn e dis
taken to the
SOU THERN
S T E L o 8
COMP NY
for their mar
.t~lAsxI seT NJ
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and as perfumy as
those you used to
pick from your own
garden. So when
ever you want a
bit Of summer
its color-it t s
brightnesS-and its
perfume to give
Evening star., 1935-07-28

as a gift-to brighten up your
home--to wear as a corsage-to
send as Bon Voyage token
you'll find the flowers at GUIDES
1l24 CONN. AVE.-answer your
desires perfectly. DIS. s45o.
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than evah!"
She's talking
of the Second
Annual Sale"
that's at the
W ILLIARD
SHOP. 500!
Save money!
Price Reduc-
AA4
Evening star., 1935-07-28

HIAtU UeVtIdBtS
and the popularity of their out
door Cocktail Lounge overlooking
the Terrace bears out the truth of
this statement. Dance to the gay
music-ing of BArnee and his lads
while the stars twinkle
the moon beams down and
gay umbrella tables are added
invitation to a delightful dinner
Phone Robert 0700.
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U SOMETHING TORN +
THE SAME THING
Notwithstanding newt" That's
what happens when q garment
Evening star., 1935-07-28

Wnete the SKY s
the roof of your
restaurant and
dance haven
and the park
breezeS soothe
y ur c a r c S
away. Knowing
gourmets ay
the SHORE
HAM serves the
finest master
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&C A LITTLE BIT OF SUM-
MERs yes, GUIDES
have caught the beauty Of Summer
and are holding it for you.
Flowers as Trash
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entire stock Of Suits, Hats and
Haberdashery. Imagine! Hosiery
formerly 81 and sl.50 pr.-now 7sc
or prs. for $3.50. Hurry 1031-33
CONN. AVE. (Stoneleigh Court.
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ana morale OF many
q proud spirit slightly
bent by undernour-
ishment. Really smart
young girls who are
unhappily un derde-
veloped and under
nourished absorb it
daily. And doctors
regard it with esteem.
D-rg.l 49, A. -
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Mary K. Eisele. Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Ledig Of Battery Park. Md, will also
be members Of the party.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

W n Y Helene en-
thuses So about
the m arve ] ou S
Monday and We'd
nesday special"
offered by j A N
o M A r A S
BEAUTY SALON.
Imagine! A Hot
Oil Treat t m ent
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" ONE OF THE MOST
MFOR T ABLE
PLACES to spend your vacation
is lust inside your income!' That's
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81
'"G:"S$EES1S" :: !$;&z1s

H IT'S HEAVEN ON
EARTH" yes, Sum-
mer Ia one long holiday on the
TERRACE at the SHOREHAM
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.-.--.'.-%-..-

0 THEY BUILD THEIR
FUTURE DREAMS from
the art they study" So it's up to you
to see that that young member of
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" GUNNER IN THl CITY"
can be delightful
with BROOK FARM TEA HOUSE
only 90 minutes from the heart Of
the citv Dine I'M
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4" THIS LITTLE SHOE
WENT TO A PARTY
. This little shoe went to tea
all in all, there isn't one pair Of the
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-

" SOMETHING TO RE
MEM BER THEM
BUY in fact. it is increased
buying power that the PALAIS
nOUAT ny+nl
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in any of the Commercial or Fine
Arts courses. School reopens in
october. Stop by now. 1747
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NAT. 1855.
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0 HEALTH COMES
80 IL FIRST Every
thing you send the PARKWAY"
CLEANERS and DYERS is steri-
Evening star., 1935-07-28

&c 7 IKE THE OLD-TIME
CIRCUS BARKER,
Helene's tempted to shout-"It's
heah! And it's biggah and bettah
Evening star., 1935-07-28
"The
Sidewalks of
Washington" ="

o The sidewalks of Washing
ton are bringing out the
Summers smartest fashions.
. What's the smart thing 10
wear in town? Lunch or
dine at the nearest side
walk cafe, outdoor garden
or terrace - and find the
anSwerl For the side
walk restaurant, the roof
garden, and terrace. newest
contributions to the gayety
Of the Nations Capital, are
the rendezvous for fashion,
ables this Summer.
. Umbrellas in stripes and
ladies in plaid. Tablecloths
in white and ladies in print.
Tall cool glasses and slim
cool diners. Shine of silver
and the simmer of silk.
o Hot weather holds no ter
rors for those who wear the
cool, correct, chic clothes,
Helene has secured the shops
for-for townfolks who take
its meals alfresco!
Evening star., 1935-07-28

DeIVcItU q Uy
several Peoples Drug Stores. Drive
out and see the herd of Swiss Goats
at FAUN DAIRY, Norbeck, Md.
Visitors welcome Sundays.
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something bit dndi
Helene of The Star-any time wish.
She will be most assist
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/" DOC HELENE PRE-
SCRIBES Milk from
Swiss Goats"l Yes, goat milk
has improved the outlook. health
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-k-

U ERAME YOUR FACE
" WITH FLATTERY"
Summer coiffres should be casual.
Summer permanents would be the
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" WHAT Ho!-A sALEr'
And what a sale
The Sunday Star costs you only
a meageT nickel. But this precious
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BROOK FARfi
TEA HOUSE

Lemon Chiffon Pie delicious
cold Plates" 650l BROOK
VILE RD.-a stones throw from
Chevy Chase Circle-follow Conn.
Ave. beyond circle. WIS. 1866.
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der fine old trees
on q breeze-Swept,
5-acre lawn. Try
I he ir ia Gus
" b ook Farm
Brown Bread" real
homemade Peach
Ice Cream, Pecan
Cinnamon Buns, -
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Railroads Operate Planes.

Railway air services of England
now fly more than 5000 miles every
week day.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
MRS. JEAN D0WNEY,
AUTHOR, DIES AT rs
Was Member Of Pen Women's
League and Many Other
Organizations.

Mrs. Jean Wilson Downey, rs, So
cially prominent author, died yesterday
at her Summer home in Waynesburg
Pa, after an illness Of several months
Mrs. Downey, who lived at the Will
lard when here, was a frequent con-
tributor to periodicals. particularly to
those Of an educational nature. She
was a member of numerous local clubs
and social organizations, among which
were the Chevy Chase Country Club
Pennsylvania Society of the District,
the District Chapter of the League OF
American Pen Women, the Archeo-
logical Society of Washington and the
Waynesburg Country Club.
She was married in 1901 and had
one child, Claire. She has been q
resident Of Washington since 1912.
Although definite arrangements have
not been completed, the funeral prob
ably will be held tomorrow.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Marriage Licenses.

Louis r. Bohrsus. 81. Alexandria. Va. and
Mane v. Ihiemeyer., q. 1923 Gallatin
and Ethel q simms.. "a. So az K st. st. ne; e
Eldred 8. Daniels, Is 1914 10Th st., and
Pey PPerothea st,rMrsis. ,M.ss. "a Oakland. Md;
Esiz a4os Nolth aS g eaDtol Ss 'nd ss1 fsSa Rea
John A. Martin. jr.. %. 3O1s pl. Sc.
I'M. nf 4 zgna r. rev P0f!z F. RaFowsfi ia Ffehm0nd
John a. Buss 90. and Helen r Walker.
Is. both Of 16 Milmarson pl.; Rev. j. Z.
vsnner +. Larson, %. 44ee Klinsle ST.
mum ST.; Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
David p. Arthur. 81 Lakeland Fla. and
Ehnor Webb "a. AS Park rd.; Judge
William j, Avery. 90. Petersburg. Va, and
give v: Branch 81 Richmond, Va !;
Raymond r; Byrd 10, L72a I'd st, and
Rev. S. P. johnson.
George E. Donaldson. 81. $50 ! 81. ne.
1nd ,nd. MsrEsret t. A Burton. 10. Baltimore;
Catherine Z. Roberts. il. 6ooa Lee st. st.
ne: Rev. A. Wheeler.
and Ethel Evans. So. 1862 I'd i ST.; Rev.
r. ]. A. Bennett.
St. and Marian z. Perry. "a. 442I 18TH
rr:d Sd + ReTj Town, y, r %snessI ss Ram. N y and
Hazel D. Fletcher. ssO 20. 5000 Parkside
lane; Rev. r. j. Weaver.
Matthew w. Lampe. 50, Iowa City. lows
HsmpshiTe Han ave: " Rev. G J. JDt Dae.T' N
Evening star., 1935-08-22

Washington newspaper, probably VIII
not be- begun for several days, Assist
ant United States Attorney Irwin Gold
stein said. Meanwhile. police con.
tinued their investigation but nothing
new had been developed.
Medical testimony at yesterdays In
quest was to the effect that two bull
lets entered Miss Lyttle's body. one
Just above the heart and the other
slightly below the left collarbone. This
last shot coursed to the right and
downward. lodging in the spine.
Both Miss Esther Lyttle and Mr.
Lyttle broke down during the hear
ing. Lyt.le. who is the father of Il
children and never before has been
out of Hopewell, began weeping and
was led from the room during testi-
mony describing how his daughters
body was found. The younger sister
was hysterical and unable to testify.
The principal witness was Miss
Grille Garrett, roommate of Miss Vir-
gle Lyttle at the Hisey home, Ala Rit-
tenhouse street. She said Hisey forced
Miss Lyttle to accompany him into
his wife's room and closed the door
She testified she heard the girl say
IT can't do that-get away" and
Hisey replied, Now listen, Virgie.'
Then there was scream and two
shots.
The contention by Hisey that the
shooting was accidental was related
by Detective Sergt. John w. Wise
Hisey did not testify. Wise said
Hisey claims Miss Lyttle attempted
to wrest gun from him after he
had asked her to deliver a suicide
note to his wife and the pistol was
discharged in the Scuffle.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
EX-RECTOR ACQUITTED
OF STARVING HIMSELF
Davidson of England Wants to
Live to Harassi Archbishop,
He Declares.

BY the Associated Press.
PRESTON, Lancanshire. England,
August 22-Harold Davidson, un-
frocked rector of Stiffkey. was ac-
quilted yesterday of charge of trying
to starve himself to death in a glass
case.
Davidson, who was convicted three
years ago by Church of England court
of an immortality charge, asserted on
direct examination he had no in
tention of killing himself.
"I wish to live to harass the arch
bishop until the clergy discipline act
of 1892 is repealed. Then I will die
content" he declared.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
.BEALL RITES HERE
THIS AFTERNOON
Native Of Georgetown, Who Lived
in Chicago 40 Years, Was
S6 Years Old
SO Years Old.

Funeral services for William Dent
Beall, SO, member Of an old George
town family, were to be held today at
8 pm. in the chapel at Oak Hill Gene
terry. Burial there will follow funeral
services.
A native of Georgetown, Mr.. Beall
went to New York when bat IA years
old. later going to Chicago where he
became associated with the Continen-
tai Illinois Bank. He lived in Illinois
40 years, returning to Washington in
1921.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Isabel
Vaughn Beall. Mr.. Beall is survived
by daughter. Miss Caroline Marbury
BeaH. Both live at the residence, 2219
California street.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
FUNERAL IS HELD
FOR SLAIN WOMAN
Rites Held at HopeWeII, Va,
as Slayer Is Held With
.. out Bond.

Bound over to the grand jury at an
Inquest yesterday. Charles Frederick
Hisey, 52-year-old printer. was held
without bond at the District Jail to-
day as funeral services were conducted
in Hopewell, Va. for Virgie Lyttle. 26,
department store employe. who fell
before Hisey's gun Tuesday morning.
The body of the girl was taken to
her Virginia home early today and
services were scheduled for 10 am.
Her younger sister, Esther, and her
father, Jefferson D. Lyttle, left Wash
ington yesterday afternoon for Hope
well, where the mother of the family
Is i'll.
Presentation to the grand jury of
the case against Hisey, an employe of