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Evening star., 1935-07-06
Marriage Licenses.

John L. Model, 81. Loveville. Md, and
Catherine z: Downs. 10. Leenardtovn,
bnefF bosh 81 a,i9 e :ad sd R.; a.;ns G. Y e
Norman N'1seh " Mcch.sney. o. oottss. City.
1927 Randolph st. ne: Rev. ". d.
and zsida Z. B2nnsy. 20 20. rs s sheridan 81; dan
Raiph Esv e 4.k.ms0 & !! s0r'eys q. pf.d.rie.,Durs
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B ISs fSpkjsDagsh ugh. 2e y saysI A. Station
Abe Fertas Is. sssi Garfield st., and
GGa5siyR Gadse Mss.in,,2s Asfs5 e. assa 9th st.;
ana Thei@s {. rarrs -sfn'9sss7 e. 9ss7 fssaf Ssf
sas ssdys 81 g. 'sGs ss sss Sssrsen ST. :Re e.
'eiis Hsin xesGf e sqs # % MAJ saa
Rev. Samuel E. Rose.
WILDER Z; Tubbs. 80. 1919 Allison st.. and
Erna ", Bishop: ss. warrenton- Va:
Mary T: grsland. 10. Mineral. Va; N
NoTn.n Rsx, 'Ghn a. eros e sal! as $500 x.n,., Az.
and Margares r Warren. "a. 1885 18th
Nsitb,;. i5b,; Hey' Wi,is 81 e Raswusssno a.,
s ssnd Laura SsI:en. 70. 'i isss @ asnd st.; s.;
e sis s:a a l. 'tn.: sss sssn:sn rsn
Charles T: Glover. ss. 15ss 10th st. and
1 Jefferson. 90. 41s 10th st.; Rev J. r.
John sna W Mds1 gl,esvsIl H.: "a 5Eepssrsen y G.
tina smith 81. Ai.1sndria al 'as AVE.. !issH: lev.
George g: s Mskse. So, ~ O st. Sc. and
ave. Sc: Rev. e Edward va as dssisTn sIisnn''''an's
Hp%sE sF'ss ssa .Rc kI' k.' e. A. k's Msrn.s 49,
asss aiia ssh a's s. 81 rev. sns sns Sl:
t. e 1oa4 Il se4ss s o.s'.of sas asas: ss
k'sr.'s j sfss i5a 81 'ss e: a.y y " z',s T.
fss,5 sss Eas,se.:7 e. 7,s g. s.,,.s;.:ss s.
F. II. jenkins. as, SIG 3Isa isth st. ne. and
\ 2 2: Vsap5,' WepS,' a. oss ssh st. n's'; Rev.
1si$h 4.ss4 e. its7 fss st. s sss
James v. Duvan 81. 1914 L st., and
Marguerits ?. Colbert, is, "a Patterson
Weaver. So. sis ash St. sx.: Rev. 4. J.
Anna N. Valentine. IS. Soo3 , st.;
viii: hss 7so%:. csFnss sS sss m,.,sseu,.tt. ave.
sna sn6 2 TnnsmS Enasna Il. oo7 L st. Sc;
Mitchell Shafer 20. and johanna Lane. 80,
both q osorsetown University Hospital;
Joseph 4. Pippin. go. Charleston. 8. G..
and Vaselo Nastophis %, BROOKLYN, n
Y: Rev. A. A Stockdale.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Weddings Afar Have
Guests From City

Miss Catherine Stewart Poe, Mrs.
Daniel c. Long and Miss Helen Lee
Washington are in York Harbor, Me.
where they will be attendants at the
wedding Of Miss Ruth Rapelje Horton.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Ball
Horton of Greenwich, Conn, and Mr..
Edwin Rich MetcaH Of Auburn. N.
Y, which will take place today in
the Trinity Church, the Right Rev.
Frederick @. Budlons, S. T. D., D. D.
Bishop Of Connecticut. officiating. Mr..
Frank n. Metcalf, brother Of the
bridegroom, win be best man.
Miss Poe will act as maid Of honor
at the wedding and Mrs. Long and
Miss Washington win be among the
brides other attendants.
Following the ceremony there win
be q reception at Belle Rive, the Sum-
mer home Of the brides parents.
Miss Heath Evans Is at Etchfield,
Conn, where she acted as bridesmaid
at the wedding yesterday Of Miss
Frances Mae Wood, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william Hamilton Wood of
Litchfield, and Mr.. Charles Price
Britton, which took place in the First
Congregational Church in Ltchneld.
The Rev. Henry ManvtIle Bartlett,
assisted by the Rev. Bertram Ander-
son, performed the ceremony ct 4
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Summer Festival
In Sylvan Theater

Two delightful events Of the Sum
mer festival season in the National
Sylvan Theater at the Washington
Monument will take place next week,
beginning with the dance concert to be
given Monday night, when Miss Miriam
Chace and her group Of Washington
girls and men viii present the pro-
gram. to be preceded by musical pro-
gram by the Army Band. at 7:45
O'Clock. The second event will be the
performance by the Washington Com
munity Players Of Shakespeare's "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" Wednes-
day night, also preceded by the Army
Band. conducted by Capt. Thomas +.
Darcy, at 7:45 O'Clock
Among those who have been invited
to attend both festival programs as
honor guests are the Secretary of War
and Mrs. George II. Dern, the Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Mrs Harold
L. Ickes, Senator and Mrs. william H.
King, Senator and Mrs. Peter Geolet
Gerry, Representative Mary e. Nor
ton, Representative Virginia Jenckes
1IlQ N1AJs S14 4N44bs 6SABS SoAlCJ
Totten.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Peoples, director
Of the Community Center Depart
ment and chairman Of the Summer
festivals. win receive the guests Of
honor. assisted BY Mrs. John Albert
Hunter. Miss Bess Davis 6chreiner
and q group Of Washington girls As
ushers. Mrs. william p. kilgore, Mrs
Charles Hunter, ID; Miss Evelyn
Schweitser and Miss Ruth Shoemaker
viii be among the ushers for both
nights.
The new plan Of having q limited
number Of reserved seats for the Sum-
mer festivals Is creating a special in
terest among many people who do
not wish to arrive at the Sylvan
Theater long time ahead Of the
announced hour and the capacity Of
this small reserved section Is rapidly
being taxed to provide enough seats
for all comerG These seats are oh.
tatnAble IN advance Of the festival
ut the Willard and the Hotel wash-
tngton newsstands, and at the Amer
lean Automobile Association ticket
bureau, and the Franklin Admins
tration Building. as are the popular
chair privilege tickets that have been
In vogue at Summer festivals for sew
eral years
Evening star., 1935-07-06
SERVICE
ROW ENLNENED
Ickes and Chapman Ex-
change Sharp Words on
Control Question.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tho ASSociated Press.
The perennial dispute over who'll
run the Forest Service has been re
vived with an exchange Of epithets
between Secretary Ickes-who, at
least, is receptive to the idea of taking
charge-and H. H. Chapman, presi-
dent Of the Society Of American For
esters.
Chapman, Yale professor, first
entered the fray last month after Ickes
pushed a bill which would authorize
concentration IN the Interior Depart
ment Of conservation activities now
centered In the Agriculture Depart
ment.
Yesterday Chapman, in a letter, said
that "the ability Of heads of Federal
departments to muzzle public employees
even In other departments does not yet
extend to professional societies" Z"
These. he said, do not Intend to be
browbeaten or coerced into silence or
acquiesence.
Hint as to Authorship.
Irked by Chapman's attitude. Ickes
even hinted the statement really was
written by certain interests" in
Washington. But what really made
him angry was the way Chapman had
called the roll of recent Interior Sec
retaries, starting of with Albert Fall,
who served a prison term for his part
in the Tea Pot Dome scandal and
ending with Ickes.
Your sneering reference to me as
though ] were one in spirit with Mr..
Fall" Ickes wrote Chapman, was un-
doubtedly intended to be insulting.
Ignoring chronological order. you start
with Mr.. Falls name in list of Sec
retaries of the Interior and you print
it in full, evidently with the enjoyment
Of one who has played q clever but
questionable trick OF course
you had to include some other names
with Mr.. Fall and myself, but you did
so in a way to emphasize rather than
conceal the name Of my malodorous
predecessor Some men prefer to fight
with stink bombs because they enjoy
the SMELL"
Reference to Hearing.
In his letter Chapman asserted that
Ickes became indignant" at Senate
hearing on the bill when r. A. Silcox,
chief forester, sought definite state
ment on what agencies were wanted
for the reorganized department.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Entertainments Are
Informally Planned

The Ambassador of Brazil, Senior
Oswaldo Aranha, who Is spending 4
few days In New York, entertained a.
luncheon yesterday at the Waldorf
Astoria, IN honor Of the officers of the
Brazilian training ship, Almirante
Saldanha.
Senhora de Aranha Is spending
sometime at Bedford Springs. accom-
panied by their children and several
other relatives.
Former Senator and Mrs. George r.
Moses entertained ut luncheon yester-
day ut Breton Woods N. H., in honor
Of the 0overnor Of New Hampshire
and Mrs. II. Styles Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wallace Blair
have issued cards for . reception
tomorrow afternoon from to 2 O'Clock
ut the Mayfower Hotel. Mrs. Blair Is
known professionally as Emily Newell
Blair and is chairman Of the Executive
Committee of the Consumers Advisory
Board of the N. r. A., succeeding the
late Mrs. Mary Hartman Rumsey. Mr..
Blair u an Assistant Attorney General.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Gardner were
hosts ut dinner at the terrace Of the
Shoreham Last evening. Among the
guests were Mr. Gardner's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fan
Gardner, Of Summit, N. J., who are
visiting them over the holiday week
end.
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Mrs. Lawson Feted
At Lunch Yesterday

Among the guests at the luncheon
given yesterday In honor of Mrs.
Roberta Campbell Lawson Of Okla
homa, who was recently elected to the
presidency Of the General Federation
of women,s Clubs, were the president
of the Montgomery County Federation
Of Women's Clubs, Mrs. b. Peyton
whalen Of Alta Vista, Nd: Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley, director Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, and Mrs. Rudolph Allen of
College Park, Md, president Of the
Southeastern Council Of Women's
Clubs. The luncheon was given In
the Maryland room at Olney Inn,
and followed q morning spent by
Mrs. Lawson and the luncheon party
TN visiting the University Of Mary
land rs the guests OF the acting presi-
dent, Mr.. q. C. Byrd. Other local
women who attended the luncheon
were Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire and
Mrs. George W. Morey, both of
Chevy Chase, Md.
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ingtonian and is one of the popular
members of the younger set.
After short stay at Mirnslyn Inn,
Luray, Va, Lieut.. and Mrs Branne-
man will leave for Honolulu, where
he will report for duty as radio Of
ficer on the staff Of the commander
Of the Minecraft Battle Force.
A recent interesting wedding In
Upper Prince Georges County, Nd,
was that of Miss Gertrude Beale
daughter Of Mrs. Elsie V. Beall of
Branchville, Md. and Mr. Willard r.
Nusbickel of Hyattsville, Nd, which
took place Saturday evening, June 20,
at o'clock on the lawn Of the home
of the brides mother The improvised
altar, between two huge walnut trees,
was banked with ferns and wild
flowers.
Mrs. Jane Beall Of Beltsville played
the wedding marches and Mrs. Ruth
CLANCY, also Of Beltsville, sang pre-
ceding the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr.. Richard L.
Smith Of Branchville, was gowned In
white chiffon. Her matron of honor
was her sister, Miss Louise Smith,
who was in pink lace and carried pink
roses, and her bridesmaid was Miss
Marjorie McClaren Of Washington,
who wore blue lace and carried yel-
low roses. Mr. Marvin Dulen Of Hy-
attsville was best man.
Following the ceremony there was
a reception in the home Of the brides
mother, after which the couple left
on trip, the bride wearing q modish
costume Of yellow trimmed In brown
silk with accessories to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbickel will make
their home Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Former Residents
Return for Visit

Mr.. Herbert 3. Peirce, president Of
the American Chamber Of Commerce
at Berlin, Germany, who arrived on
the Bremen, 10 at the Ambassador
Hotel In New York City, accompanied
by Mrs. Peirce and their daughter,
Mia Helen Z. Peirce, who attended
the Brillantmont School IN Lausanne,
Switzerland. Formerly Of Warrington,
Mr.. and Nrs. Peirce and their family
VIII visit here and win make Q trip
10 the West Coast during q twu-month
stay in this country. They will return
to Europe tn the Fan and Miss Peirce
viii enter . school In Florence, Italy,
lAte In septembeg.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Attorney General to
Spend Several Days
at New Jersey Resort
Postmaster General Farley Is Expected
Back From New York Early
Next Week
Next Week.

The Attorney General and Mrs.
Homer s. Cummings will leave today
for Atlantic City, where they will spend
the week end. They will be accom-
panied by their house guest, Miss Ann
Callaghan of New York.
The Postmaster General, Mr. James
A. Farley, is remaining in New York,
where he went for the holiday to be
with his family. He will return to the
Capital the first Of the week.
Mr.. Justice James Clark Nc
Reynolds will sail today on the Bre-
men for Europe. Landing in Ply
mouth he will go to London, where
he will spend some time. and will
later visit on the continent.
The newly appointed Minister to
Canada and Mrs. Norman Armour
expect to come to Washington the
latter part Of next week and will be
at the Shoreham Hotel for several
days. Mr.. Armour recently repre-
sented the United States in Haiti.
The Minister and Mrs. Armour have
been visiting at their former home in
Princeton N. j., since arriving in the
United States more than q week ago.
Judge and Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt
have returned from an extensive
motor tour of the Smoky Mountains
of Tennessee and North Carolina.
They stopped at Asheville for some
time and visited the T. V. A. project
at Norristown, Tenn.
Senator and Mrs. Ellison D. Smith
and their two sons, Ellison, jr., and
Farley, have gone to their home in
South Carolina for the week end.
Senator and Mrs Smiths son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lawton, have gone to Atlantic City
for the week end.
The Federal power commissioner,
Evening star., 1935-07-06

J. Lydon Of Boston and Hsrwichport,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flaherty also have q
small daughter. Brenda, who Is visit
ing her grandparents in Rochester,
N. Y.
Mrs. Harry 8. Evans has Joined Mr..
Evans in their apartment IN the
Shoreham after spending several
months visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Greer. Mrs. Evans grand
daughter. Miss Caroline Greer, re-
turned with her and will spend several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Evans at the
Shoreham.
Miss Kay Joachim left Washington
yesterday for the West Coast to visit
her brother, Ensign Paul Joachim, who
is stationed at San Diego, Calf. Miss
Joachim will visit In Denver, Colo, and
Salt Lake City before her return iii
September 10 enter school at Gunston
Hall.
Mrs. J. B. Hoffman Of Wilmington.
Del, joined her sister. Mrs. Herbert 8.
Larrick Of Winchester. Va, ut the
wardman Park Hotel and will spend Q
few days here with her. Mrs. LArrick
was accompanied to Washington by
her daughter. Miss Nancy Larrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Marfieet and
their son John sailed yesterday aft
ernoon on the American Farmer for
London to spend the Summer months.
Mrs. George A. Finch left early this
week for California, where she will
visit her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Joseph Davis.
She will return to her home in Chevy
Chase, Md, about the middle Of Au-
gust, making the return trip by way
of the Panama Canal.
Mr.. David Brown and his daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Brown, and grand
daughter, Miss Dorothy Tucker Of
East Point, F1a., are spending some
time with Mr.. Browns son, Mr.. Ralph
Brown. and his family at PURCELL
vile, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Russell Smith Of
Swarthmore, Pa are now In their
Summer home on the Blue Ridge
Mountains ut Round Hill, Va.
Miss Mary Proctor and her father,
Mr.. Ernest W. Proctor, Of Detroit.
Mich, are spending several days at
the Shoreham before going to the
Cavalier, at Virginia Beach, Va.
Mrs. p. J. Maxwell Of ClarkSburg,
W. Va, with her young son IL occu-
pying q suite at the Wardman Park
Hotel for several days while visiting
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bronson Of
Detroit, Mich., are passing . short
time at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

Mr.. Frank r. McNinch, sailed yes
terday from New York on the French
liner Champlain for The Hague.
where he will attend the World Power
Conference to be held at the Peace
Palace in that city. Mrs. McNinch,
who accompanied him to New York,
will return to her home In Edgemoor,
Md. early next week Mr.. McNinch
will remain abroad about six weeks.
The Secretary of the American
Embassy at Mexico City and Mrs.
William w. Schott have arrived In
Washington and are stopping at the
Carlton.
Col. and Mrs. Harry D. Mitchell
have recently moved to Washington
from Governors Island, N. Y, where
Col. Mitchell was on duty as adju-
tant general Of the I'd Corps Area.
They have taken an apartment in
the Dresden at 2l26 Connecticut ave-
nue.. Mrs. Mitchell's mother, Mrs.
Ida Belle Higgins, is making her home
with them, as is Miss Eleanor Black
ington Of Detroit, Mich. Col. Nit
chell has reported for duty in the
adjutant generals department here.
DR.. Charles A. Browne. chemist Of
the Department of Agriculture, will
sail from San Francisco July rs to
attend the congress of the Interna-
tional Society of Sugar Cane Tech
nologiSts, which will be held in Bris-
bane, Australia, from August a to
September IS.
Capt. Paul A. Reichle, U. s. A., has
arrived in Washington from Fort
Bragg. accompanied by his family.
and will spend a few days at the
Martinique.
Maj. George H. Schumaker, u. s. A.,
and Mrs. Schumaker of Middletown,
Pa, are at the Martinique.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
DROWNING OF NIECE
BLAMED ON MAN, 40
Inquest Hears That Girl, IA, Died
After Duckings-Grand Jury
Action Possible.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAKEPORT, Calf, July 6.J. W.
Murphy, 40-year -old farmer who told
officers he ducked a 14-year-old niece
In Q lake lust for fun" then got
fiustered' when she grabbed him in
fright, faces possible grand jury action
in her death
Witnesses at an inquest yesterday
testified that Murphy ducked the girl,
Marie Meyer, several times in Blue
Lake. They were swimming near q
boat containing his wife and their
two small children.
But when the girl clutched Murphy
around the neck as she started to
drown, he broke away and swan to
shore, the coroner's jury was told.
Too far away to save the child. spec
tators pelted Murphy with stones as
he emerged from the water, then held
him for police.
The jury ruled the girl met her
death by drowning, homicidal, at the
hands Of ]. w. Murphy"
District Attorney Bert w. Busch
said Q special session Of the grand jury
may be called.
Marie was the orphaned daughter
Of Mrs. Murphy's sister and had lived
with the family four years.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
PARENTS OF GIRL ASK
TO EXECUTE ATTACKER
New York Garage Man Convicted
Of Drowning Child in
Bath Tub.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Frsnk A.
Flynn, garage manager, was convicted
by a jury last night of murder in the
first degree, and the parents of his
victim, 6-year-old Margie Parlato,
were reported as pleading for the priv
ilege Of pulling the electric chair
switch on him.
It took the Long Island City Jury
only ; hours and Is minutes to decide
that the obese Flynn. who dozed
through most Of his trial. was legally
sane and that he attacked the child
and drowned her In the bath tub Of
his home ut Astoria, Long Island.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Army Officers Kin
Married Tonight

A wedding of interest which will
take place this evening b that Of
Min Barbara TRULY, daughter Of Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Albert Z. TRULY. TO
Mr.. Ben Lamperton La oarde. u. 3.
A.. son Of Maj. and Mrs. D. La Garde.
The ceremony viii be performed at
$50 O'Clock in the Memorial Chapel,
Army Medical Center.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Mrs. Hoyt Celebrates
Birthday Anniversary

Mrs. william De Kleine entertained
at o luncheon today at THden Gardens
in honor Of her mother, Mrs. Ida Z.
Hcyt, who 10 today celebrating her
Soth birthday anniversary. There
were 20 guests IN the company. close
friends Of the honor guest and hostess.
The table had an attractive arrange
ment Of pink roses and daisies banked
about . huge birthday cake iced In
mink and white.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
GIANT PLANES ORDERED

MOSCOW, July 9 B.-The Soviet
government yesterday ordered the
construction Of 16 airplanes Of the
type Of the Maxim Gorky, which-untl
it crashed May 10, killing - persons
was the largest land plane in the
world.
A Iarge-scale construction program
was made possible BY public subscrip-
tons totaling over 5000 900 paper
rubles and il,0oo. 900 gold rubleS
The craft wi1l be named after Soviet
heroes,
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Miss Grady Engaged
To Marry Mr.. Gibson

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Grady Of
Oakland, Calf, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Ruth
Estelle, to Mr.. Walter Glenn Gibson
Of Takoma Park, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Gibson of Clarkesfeld, Ohio.
The wedding win take place in Ia
koma Park Monday, July Is.
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I'm Mptttnrtatft.

GARTER THEODORE n Departed this
life four yeaIs ago today, July 9, 1881,
THEODORE r. CARTER.
Loved IN life. remembered In death.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CHEvALIER. ELLEN. In sad and loving
remembrance Of my dear mother. ELLEN
CHEVAL1ER. who departed this life
eight years ago today. July 8. 1927.
JOHN @. CHEVALIER.
CHEvALER. ELLEN. In memory Of my
dear mother. ELLEN CHEVALIER who
passed away eight years ago. July 6.
LOVING DAUGHTER. JOSEPHINE.
CHEvALIER. ELLEN. Eight sad years
have passed since last saw your pretty
face. mother. II you were only back in
the vacant chair with Snoockum. life
LOVING DAUGHTER. ANNA.
FORD, JOHN. In sad but loving memory
Of my dear husband JOHN FORD who
departed this life one year ago today.
July 8. 1884.
God knows the way He holds the key.
He guides US with unerrtng hand
Some time with fearless eyes we'u see.
And then. yes; then: wen understsnd.
MORRLAND, WILLIAM j. In sad remem-
brAnce Of my husband. WILLIAM 4.
MORELAND. who departed this NE
July o, 1884 Mass at st Stephens
Church. JULIA c. NoRxIANp.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Knox Named Minister.

LONDON. July @.-0eohrey
Knox, who recently vxs hignted by
King George for his scrvices Is head
Of the League Of Netturs Commission
that governed the EaAs until ito fe.
turn TO Germany, yesterday was
NAMED EinisteI = Hungary.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
of
Capital on
Vacations
Mrs. Mann Goes North
for Season-Mr. and
Mrs. Lorimer Sail.

Mrs. James r. Mann widow Of
Representative Mann Of Illinois, who
was minority leader Of the House
for nine years, will leave Washington
in q few days for the Berkshires and
will spend the remainder Of the Sum
mer at Stockbridge. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Fleming
Of Edgemoor, Nd, left today for their
Summer home on Stag Lake, in the
Pocono Mountains. They had with
them their daughter. Miss Edar Won
L. Fleming, who Is spending her
Summer vacation from Wellesley Col
lege with her parents and their two
younger children. Peggy and Robert,
jr. Mr.. Fleming viii return to Wash
inston some time next week, while
Mrs. Fleming and the children viii
remain ut Stag Lake until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horace Lori
mer of Philadelphia, who are frequent
visitors IN Washington, sailed last
night aboard the Bremen for Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Joerissen will
leave Washington Monday for Lake
Ontario, where they will spend the
Summer visiting different places Of in
terest on the Canadian side of the lake
and the st. Lawrence.
Mrs. Mahlon Ashford and Mr.. Beale
Ashford are at the Weylin Hotel in
New York for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. william C. Flaherty
Of 5112 Connecticut avenue are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of . son. Mrs. Flaherty, who was
formerly Miss Rosemary Frances
Lydon, is the daughter Of Mr.. Michael
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Mark Twain Motto,
"Always Do Right
Adopted by Byrns

BY the Associated Press.
Speaker Byrns has . new
motto-which he calls "corker."
Written by Mark Twain In
longhand on February IS, 1901,
1t Is framed and reads:
Always do right. This viii
crafty some people and astonish
the rest. Yours truly, Mark
Twain"
Evening star., 1935-07-06
FOUND.
LOST.

BULLDOG. male; mouse color. white
chest. cut ears; In Chevy Chase. Phone
Emerson 5941.
Evening star., 1935-07-06
Arsenal to Make Radio Sets.

Radio receiving sets are to be made
at a government arsenal in Chile.
Evening star., 1935-07-06

The Federal power commissioner