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of fighting in the southeastern sector.
From the northeast the Fascist legions
were coming in two columns.
They occupied Maibaria and Mount
Rama and bombed Urea from the air.
The northeastern forces appeared
to be attempting to strike at Aduwa
from the east and west.
The Adds Ababa correspondent OF
Paris-Soir reported that Emperor
Selassie would soon leave for the front.
and the Asmara correspondent of LIE
Journal said that Count Galleazzo
Ciano had returned to- the Italian
base from flight of his squadron
over Aduwa, announcing that he
dropped three bombs on munitions
dump and government building.
Other pilots we're reported to have
dropped bombs On Ethiopian troops
on the outskirts of Adigrat.
Despite the Italian occupation with
out opposition of certain towns north
of Aduwa -Aksum line. the Emperor
expressed confidence that his army
was now intrenched in formidable
mountain positions on the northern
front and would be able to hold the
Fascists.
He said that while he was greatly
distressed by the air bombing of north
ern towns-involving the deaths. he
said of women and children-the Ital-
ian advance was no surprise.
Several airplanes carrying arms and
instructions to tribal chiefs left the
capital today.
Large Area Bombed.
Encouraged by their first successes
in the Aduwa region and favored by
perfect weather. Italian military
planes rained their bombs down on
the area between Aksum and Aduwa-
scene of crushing italian defeat 40
years ago and goal of the drive from
Eritrea.
The government reported the de-
Tending forces Of Ras Seyoum. gov
ernor Of East Tigre Province. buffer
between Ethiopia proper and Italy's
colony of Eritrea. offered resistance.
but that Italian columns occupied the
town of Maibaria, midway between
Aksum and Aduwa.
The government officially denied
that Ras Seyoum, governor of East
Tigre Province, had suffered heavy
reverse
1t was explained that. according to
preconceived plan. the Ethiopians
never intended to put up serious de-
fense of the area north of the Aduwa-
Aksum line However. it was stated,
the Italians will meet stiff resistance
south of that line.
The personnel of the Italian con-
sulate at Dessie-four Italians and
nine Eritreans with 1872 mules-ar-
rived today under the escort of 80
Ethiopian infantrymen. They had no
difficulty en- route. The caravan was
detained outside Adds Aoaba by
Ethiopian troops. The consular at
taches from Debra Markos are expect
ed to reach the capital tomorrow
The non-ofhcial Italians remaining
in Adds Ababa, including 10 Italians
and Is persons under Italian protec-
tion, will evacuate tomorrow.
Sixty Italian missionaries are still
in the interior without orders from the
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DISCIpIIne Is Strdn8c.
It Is not, I am sure, lack Of dis
cipline among these troops which be-
wilders the Western eye, but q dis
cipline to which such eyes are not
accustomed. Surely . troop train
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HuuW1 DtItdt NtCdHtus
Military headquarters experts re-
called that it was in the region being
occupied that Gen. Baldisera, after the
defeat at Aduwa, regathered his forces
of 10000 Italian and native soldiers
and, after surprising the Ethiopian
garrison at Adigrat. was ready to
march on Adds Ababa.
That he did not do so is credited
now to the vacillation of the Italian
government of that time.
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center of Europe menacing group Of
100 100000 men"
The senator asserted the only course
was to negotiate for solution. He
expressed confidence in Laval
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OPPORTUNITIES.

bUSlNESS Offohl UNlAIES.
WILL REMODEL e703 NICHOLS AVE. T.
opposite st; Elizabeth's. for responsive
WANTED-Lady or gentleman to invest .
investment should pay above 5000 monthly
address fssh anef@s Bos ypr saar once
OLD wELL-EsTABLIsEEp delicatessen
na m spnd sseon
A hustler can make from $4,000 to
$40. 900 per year. Call Mr.. Sinner at
North 1908.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY a retailers Class
Kindly communicate. address Box I4S-H,
ESTABLISHED GARAGE BUSINESS, mod
depts.; choice location for auto agency.
Long-term lease or will sell. Owner. Ad-
dress BOX 276-H. Star ofice.
RESTAURANT MAN with long exp. in
70 GOOD credit. We'll Veil" able to finance o ali over
head expense to start. wishes to connect
with same as manager or operate on per
Supplied. Address Box 396-H Star ONCE :.
REAL oPPoRsTuSNJITJ6Y IRsTuSNJJ6 for Shoe repairinx
bash x $50 s:S5e month. S real % opportanty. % Anu Anu
ply E. H. Johanson. 261S Penn. ave. NV.
oReQRTgNITY Eg MT FOR ONE w WIG S},E KNows
REST. AND LUNCHEONETTE NEAR
MAYFLOWER HOTEL: EsTAB. 5 YRS;
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT, BAL. ON CON-
FER REFUSED; MUST ACT QUICKLY.
CALL ADAMS 1929 SUNDAY OR METRO
POLITAN 4S15 MONDAY.
RQOMING HOUSE; best offer takes It; must
sacrifice. account illness; heat. hot water
furnished; low rent. Owner. Met. 2133
$500 BUYS HALF INTEREST in millinery
business. downtown. Address Box 3S5-H.
Star office. IA
BAKERY for sale. fully equipped 440s
Bowen I'd. Sc. Bradbury Heights, D. c.
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NORFOLK, RICHMOND: SAT- ; 1;20 PM, PM,
Ford sedan. radio. Address Box 353-E.
Star ONCE.
DRIVING PONTIAC DETROIT. MICH.
Oct u; take three. share expenses DAY.
TON SEAY. 116 D st. Sc. Atl 29S9-W
COUPLE LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO.
Calf. In Ford VS. irst Of week; Will take
Ohio Oct. IS. take two2through or points
en- route. Somers, 612 Delaield pl. NV.
CADILLAC LEAVING FOR FLORIDA.
take 3 passengers, share expenses. Drop
card to E. Melvin Bailey. Gen. Del. City.
WICHITA, KANS.; TWO PASSENGERS
wanted; leaving Oct. Is; returning In 10
days. 662 Mass. ave. ne.
DRIVING TO CINCINNATI, WHEELING.
GAINESVILLE Oct. Is, desire companion; ref
erences. Call Clarendon 1929. T-S pm.
TO t. INDIAN INDIANAPoLIs dst OR End WEEK
Address Box BILE. Star once.
GOVT. EXECUTIVE LEAVING FOR CALI
fornia points about Oct 90. can take
passenger in Chev. coupe. Not returning.
Address Box 363-E Star ONCE.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, OCT. 81. WILL
take capable driver for free transportation;
reference required. Address Box 345-H.
Star ofice.
WANTED-MAN TO SHARE EXPENSE
must be good driver; refs exchanged. In
Quire Logan Hotel anytime
DRIVING WILLIAMSBURG. ONTARIO.
around Nov. !. treatments from DR.. Locke.
take two. reasonable. Columbia 19s6-R
LEAVING FOR MINNEAPOLIS OCT, 16.
81 Chev coach: references. Telephone
Adams 433H-R
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Per.
sonal is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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PAINTING, inside. outside. and decorat-
given on any job; refs. Mr. Mentzer.
Metropolitan 1871.
PAINTING. PAPERING done very reason-
able Call North 6703. 19'
PAINTING A SPECIALITY. Al work guar
reasonable Phone Greenwood 236i-W.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; first
Class work guaranteed reasonable; Tree
PAINTING. papering, floors ref1nished,
waxing, house repairing, walls cleaned
new way; estimate. Ben, Horth 35s2
PAPERING RMS. 2-sTORY HALL. $50
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 1926.
PAPERING; PA1NT1NG-Rooms paper n.
- up; deal direct with mechanic and in
5s25 445 Kenyon st. '' Is.
PAPERING. painting and floor scraping:
neat clean work: service and quality.
Keystone Decorating Co., Inc,
345l 14th St NV. Adams 1874.
PAPERING. PAINTING done at once. 81
room and up. including paper; work guar
anteed; references. Georgia 0024. 15'
PAPERING painting. plastering; reason-
able prices; all work guaranteed M N.
schift 80 Webster st. Adams 3195-W
PAPERING, 5 rooms. 2-story hall. $50
complete; no better workmanship can be
had regardless of price. Col. 06s9.
PAPERING. painting; work, guaranteed;
rock bottom prices. Am looking for work.
Col. S773. sos Kenyon st. NV.
PAPERING, PLASTERING. painting. roof
ing; rooms papered, $3.50 I'D; framework
rooms painted. S2.15 up any color TO
match your walls; apis, rental houses
special prices: floors sanded. refnished.
stuccoing. pebble dashing. Phone Decatur
OS67.
PAPERING Rooms, S5 up. Prompt
1AA service. Also painting
and caulkins. Roy White. Atlantic 4652.
Papering, Painting.
SIS 90 room up Clarendon 527-J
PAPERHANGING by experienced men;
guaranteed; ; rooms and hall, Si5; estl-
mates cheerfully given. West 06b4.
pAPERHANGING-R papered. first
class. with 30-inch. heavy papers. 81 UP;
work guar. N. Zuessman, District 5554.
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING: papering. s.
room up: painting, SIS room up. Phone
Lincoln 0S5l-W.
PAPERHANGING-Ro papered. 81 and
up; wall scraping and painting expert
work. Phone Atlantic 6230. .
PAPERHANGING-P G-PAINTING, special this
week only. average size room Scraped dry;
cracks filed, ST; all sunfaSt papers. special
prices on painting. Call City Service
Dec, Georgia 42l3. L.
PAPERHANGING-ROO S5 UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Jnh,, To1S rip I
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HELP-WOMEN.
fCoutiuued1

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. experienced
Tsh sSme aSTess soa sar
a@a phone Hddress Box
ONCE.
UNUSUAL opportunity for progressive
women in new business; no Investment re-
quired. Call Mon. 9-12. 1918 Conn. ".
WAITRESS experienced. wanted. Apply
Kit-Mar Restaurant. 14th and Florida ave.
WAITRESS neat appearance experienced
in hotel or tea room service; references re-
auired. Apply lo:3o to 1 ! / 2 I,;rI m, % or te 5
Shop Si3 18th st. NV.
WANTED-stenosraphe permanent. Half
day only. Apply between II ana Mon
day. Mrs. Reamy. 22S Homer Bldg
WHITE WOMAN, settled; light housework:
( pm.
WHITE WOMAN quiet but quick. nom
talkative, good cook: very Clean willing to
principal appreciated. S,5 monthly. Ad-
dress Box 247-E. Star Office
WOMAN unencumbered to help woman
Ash. Star office.
woMAN-,With an attractive personality
capable of assuming responsibility. Ad-
dress Box SAL, Star Office.
WOMAN white reliable. intelligent. for
housekeeping and good, plain cooking. for
neat: no washing or ironing; Sl2 per week.
Address Box 349-H. Star office.
WOMAN cultured, to supervise home and
good home and salary. Box 2o97, Char
WoMAN experiencea on alterations for
lander 32232 Wisconsin ave.
WOMAN to list and sell rooming houses:
must be experienced and have car: good
proposition. I,o with largest otice Capital
trict National Bank Building.
WoMAN-A good income for a woman of
education; age ,n 22-to. eapable Of repre-;
one one who qualities. rts Write full particulars
fegfs1djns education and expe5ssnoe also
GGhiIdTen: 11Qs Lincoln Liberty Bldg.
YOUNG. LADY. experienced in auto deal;
cars. Address Box 1l3-H. Star office,
THE MCCALL COMPANY requires the serv-
ices OF several telephone solicitors for Nc
Calls Magazine must have unlimited
phone. Address Box Sl-J Star office.
FIFTY CHRISTMAS FOLDERS
with name imprinted. sell 81. y beautiful
sheer, sheen folders, 81 tcosts Soc.
SAMPLES. Reiigious: children,s gift wrap
sunshine Art. Dept. $50. 200 Broadway,
New York City.
20 CaRIsTMIAs CHRISTI CARD BARGAINS; ~
Nv PeIsoIdI SuTlStlnaS CaTOS only Sl. All
beautiful French folders with name in
scribed. Liberal commission. Free sam
pies Also box aSSortments General Carl
Co. 120l Jackson, Dept 707. Chicago.
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEoPLE
Here's easy money. No experience
needed. Our "Three Way" woodland
Snow Mother -of-Pearl sheer-sheen ami
lamnated parchment Christmas cards are
captivating entire country. q folders
with wood-efect gift box costs you 50
cents; sells for 81, Worth 50. Also extra
bonus. Names imprinted Masterpiece
silver de luxe assortment Gift wrappingS.
religious everyday assortments. Get the
best. Deal with headquarters: get free
delivery TO your door. Samples on ap-
proval. Silver Swan Studios. l54 Nassau
st. Dept. Us New York
Evening star., 1935-10-13

PAINTING. special this
week only. average size room scraped dry;
cracks filed, ST; all sunfaSt papers. special
prices on painting. Call City service
Dec, Georgia 42l3 H.
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PAPERHANGING-Roo papered. 81 and
up; wall scraping and painting; expert
work Phone Atlantic 6230.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

IADIES-Sell Christmas cards. New plan
pays big profits. Personal cards with
name SO for 81 So. BOX asst 21 cards ST.
l0Ofc, profit. Religious. everyday cards
Samples on approval. Southern Card Co.,
Dept US. MemphiS Tenn
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PAPERHANGING
RoomS-S5 Up
lRGE Phnna GanK

HANGING-ROOMS So UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
John N Tolson, District 1863 15'
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PAPERING. painting; work guaranteed;
ck-bottom prices Am looking for work.
Col S11H BOZ KenYon ST. u. ".
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CLEANERS REPAIRED

We repair any make vacuum cleaner
for 81. (Parts extra; very reasonable
All makes repaired and rebuilt. Free de-
livery. Phone National GUS5.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SERVICE CO.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

Christmas cards. Just show samples fine
art. 21 card 81 assortments. 1907
Proht; Exclusive designs Also RELIGIOUS.
pie offer. Friendship Studios. 213 Adams,
Elmira N Y .
Evening star., 1935-10-13

pAPERHANGING-Ro papered, flrst-
class with 30-inch. heavy papers. 81 UP;
work guar. N. Zuessman, District 5554.
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING papering, s.
room up: painting, So room up. Phone
Evening star., 1935-10-13

PAPERING. PAINTING-Rooms paper 4,
S5 up; deal direct with mechanic and in
sist on better work. Call Morris, Adams
5S25. 445 Kenyon St Is"
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ing; rooms papered. $3.50 up; framework
rooms painted. S2.75 up; any color 10
match your walls; apts., rental houses;
stuccoing. pebble dashing. Phone Decatur
Evening star., 1935-10-13

PHYsiOTHERAPY-MAS FOR COLDS
and chronic pains; vapor baths. elec. and
treatments. Potomac 4721.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
BABY NURSE refined. trained. experience
also as nurse governess, travel anywhere,
wants position. Phone Sterling 9743.
CASHIER position wanted by. refined. re-
iP0nsi0ls pSnna yOIns sr years
CHILD'S NURSE. white. experienced: $5 90
week. Miss Powell. telephone Walnut
COOK. experienced. colored; short-order
boarding house or private family: stay
nights. Ito Que st. NV. North $3.50.
coMPToMETER oPER.. 94% oper. test,
file clerk, typist. wants work; exp at Cen
.;. sus Bur; A.; "A. 4. A. T: v. A. and g. A. o.
DREssMAKER-Alter remodeling,
making: coats refined; S2.2o; expert; ref
erences. Adams 5536-J.
DREssMAKING. frst-class. All work guar
anteed. Mrs. Smith, 122 % st. Sc, Apt. 2.
g. W. STUDENT, with car afternoons
free. desires position; companion. tutoring.
shoppinE, receptionist. Address Box 1871.
GIRL, English, refined lvhite), lady's COM
panio1 or work for employed couple. Phone
HOUsEKEEPER. companion. renned neat.
experienced; exp city references. Address Box
LADY wishes work in ,physician's ONCE:
can can type TTz zph1ne @ clsrsnaon Glare $40 or address
LADY as caretaker Of private home or
sstab.; reliable. n1idale.aged. unincumbered;
references. AddreS 1ex 32-J. Star once.
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2 SALESWOMEN

| Intelligent neat lady to do personal con-
| tact work for executive. Earnings should
average $50 week or better. Address Box
! 34u-E Star ofice
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sITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
wonderful French method used. DR.. Dells
Ledendecker. 3026 o NV West 1120
Evening star., 1935-10-13

PAPERING Rooms. $5 up. Prompt
service. Also painting
and caulking. Roy White. Atlantic 800.
Papering, Painting.
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He was the principal organizer Of the
and for about II years took a very ac-
tive part in keeping up the interest
of Eastern's students in their cadets.
Mr.. Schwartz's firm but kindly dis
ciplinary manner made him a model
language instructor and his pupils
were considered among the best
trained in the high schools.
Ability Recognized.
His ability was recognized by the
school heads in 1927 and he was ap-
pointed principal of Stuart Junior
High School. He carried his popu-
larity to the Junior institution and
was universally liked, both among
teachers and students.
Mr.. Schwartz graduated with high
honors with the first class at George
Washington University Teachers Col
lege and received the degrees of A. B.
and M. A. from the university.
He was a member of the Federal
Schoolmen and the Washington Board
of Trade
Surviving are his widow, Mrs Kath-
crime NJ. Schwartz; a daughter, Mrs.
George r. Herne, and sister, resid-
ing in Germany.
Funeral services will be held Friday
at 2 pm. at the residence. Burial
will be private in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1935-07-10
CLAUS SCHWARTZ,
PRINCIPAL, DIES
Stuart Junior High Official
Was One of Most Popu-
lar in Schools.

Claus J. Schwartz, So, principal Of
Stuart Junior High School and one
of the most popular officials in the
public school system, died today at
his residence, 37oo Northampton
street, Chevy Chase. He had been
i'll about q week with a heart all
ment.
Before his appointment as prin-
cipal at Stuart, eight years ago, MIR.
Schwartz was professor Of languages
at Eastern High School for 20 years.
Born at Hamburg. Germany, Mr..
Schwartz was educated at the Will
helm Gymnasium, one of Germany's
best-known institutions, and came to
this country about SO year, ago.
Lived in New Y0k.
He first lived in New York City
and for several years attended Brook
lyn Polytechnic Institution. He came
to the Capital in 1908, when he was
appointed instructor Of modern Ian
guages at Eastern.
Besides teaching French, Latin and
German, Mr.. Schwartz took a keen in
terest in military instruction at the
high school and is often referred to
as the father Of cadets" at Eastern.
Evening star., 1935-07-10
MRS. SARAH Moo. SNYDER
WILL BE BURIED TODAY
Former Forest Glen Resident Had
Lived in New York for
10 Years.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FOREST GLEN, Md, July 10.-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Sarah Mcqueen
Snider, 40, resident of this community
for many years, were to be held here
today at 2:30 O'Clock from the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boyd Mcqueen. Interment will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
A native of Forest Glen, Mrs. Snider
received her early education in the
public schools of Washington, later
graduating from National Park Semi
nary here. She was employed at the
United States Shipping Board during
the war. where she held Office for about
eight years. Ten years ago she mar
ried Glen Rust Snider of New York
and had made her home there ever
since.
Her death occurred suddenly yes
terday at Harbor Hospital, New York,
following an operation from which
she was thought to have been re-
covering. Besides her husband and
parents. she is survived by a 7-year-
old son, Glen Rust Snider, jr.; a
brother, ]. Russell Mcqueen of Lin
den, and four sisters, Mrs. H. L..
Buckingham, also of Linden; Mrs.
Arthur M. Zinkan of Washington,
Mrs. William Brown Of Charleston,
S. c., and Miss Elizabeth Mcqueen
of Forest Glen.
Evening star., 1935-07-10
J. P.Y0RT FUNERAL
RITES TOMORROW
Acacia Vice President Will
Be Buried in Columbia
Gardens.

Funeral services for j. P. Yort, vice
president OF the Acacia Mutual Life
Insurance Co., who died late Mon
day night at Garfield Hospital, will
be held tomorrow at 1890 am. Burial
at Columbia Gardens Cemetery will
follow the funeral services, to be held
at Joseph Gawler Sons chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. Yort, in charge Of the field de-
partment of Acacia and widely known
in local and national insurance circles,
had been in ill health for several
months, but carried on his work until
recently, when it became necessary to
enter the hospital.
Born in Denmark october %, 1879,
Mr.. Yort attended the University of
Copenhagen, where he specialized in
advanced mathematics and statistics.
Later he held the positions of assistant
actuary, secretary. field superintendent
and actuary with leading Danish in
surance companies. From 1915 until
1916 MIR. Yort served as actuary with
the Continental Life Insurance Co. OF
Utah, joining the Acacia Mutual Life
Insurance Co. here in 1917, also as
actuary. In 1919 he was named sec
retary of the company also. In 1882
he was elected vice president.
He was a member of the American
Institute Of Actuaries and the Fra
ternal Actuarial Society. He also held
membership in the following clubs and
lodges: Congressional Country Club,
Columbia Country Club, Osiris Lodge,
No. 26, F. A. A. M; Albert Pike Con-
sistory, M. r. S., and the Danish
Club. He resided at 1901 Meadow
lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. Yort is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Agnes Yort; son, Sven; a
daughter, Helen; two sisters, Jenny
and Marie, and two brothers, Gustav
and Christian, who live in Denmark
William Montgomery, president of
the Acacia company, announced the
of1ces would be closed tomorrow and
that officers and directors of the
company would attend the funeral
services in . body.
Evening star., 1935-07-10
HENRY |. CLEMENTS, 80,
BURIED AT GAINESVILLE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GAINESVILLE, Md, July 1o.-A
heart attack resulted in the death
at his home here Of Henry L. Glenn
ents, 80, lifelong resident of this
vicinity.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary o. Clements, and the following
children: Mrs Herbert Kessler of
Barnesville, Mrs. Clarence Offutt,
Thomas H. Clements and William j.
Clements. all of Poolesville He also
leaves a brother, Charles Clements, of
Washington and three sisters, Mrs.
Jennie Brunett of Rockville, Mrs.
Mary Beal of Gaithersburg and Miss
Clara Clements Of Middlebrooke.
The funeral was held this morning
from st. Mary's Catholic Church here,
burial being in the church cemetery
Evening star., 1935-07-10
FOREIGN.
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. II o st. NV.
Phone North $3.50
Evening star., 1935-07-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Meeting, Washington Philatelic So
ciety, Carlton Hotel. pm.
Meeting, Sigma Delta Kappa Fra
ternity, Carlton Hotel, pm.
Meeting. Izaak Walton League,
Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, District Council, Royal
Arcanun, $50 H street, pm
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Ford Motor Co., May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club,
Carlton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting. Psi lambda Tau Sorority,
Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, General Electric Co.,
Wardman Park Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Capital Council, Royal
Arcanum, $50 H street, 8 pm.
Old Bridge Will Go.
A steel bridge will supplant the
century-old structure across the Rhine
at Coblenz, Germany.
Evening star., 1935-07-10
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; little change in tenn
perature; light northerly winds, be-
coming variable.
Maryland, Virginia and West vir-
ginia - Fair tonight and tomorrow;
little change in temperature.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
clear this morning.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Temp. Baro. Temp. Baro.
! ! D.H.--s4 .ms9 Ss.sS Ssss Midnight -7o 2ss2
{ s:m.---73 sa ssaa.ss55 Noon ----s5 2s.s2
Record for Last 2i Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon todayl
Highest. 81. 1 pm. yesterday. Year
Lowest. 20, am. today. Year ago. 20.
Record Temperatures This year.
Highest, 95. on June 81.
Lowest, ,, on January 2S.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. 81 per cent, at 5:45 am. today.
Lowest, 80 per cent. at noon today.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.I
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Garn nf ThankH

RICKS, JOSEPHINE. We wish to thank
our friends for their kind expressions Of
sympathy during the illness and at the
death OF our loved one. JOSEPHINE
JAMES RICKs. NELLIE NJ. TAYoLR.
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The Sun and Moon,
Precipitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month to date):
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1n Mrtitnrtattt.

MILTON. JOSEPH L. In loving -remem-
brance of my father. JOSEPH L. MIL
TON who departed this life seven years
ago today. July 10 1928:
HIS DEVOTED SON. JOSEPH Il. MIL
TON.
Evening star., 1935-07-10

ALLAN ERNEST. Passed away Tuesday.
July 9. 1885. at Topsham. Me ERNEST
ALLAN aged IS years. son OF the late
William P. and Jullianna Allan. He IS
survived by his widow. Mrs. Melinda T.
Allan: a brother. Alex r. Allan of Chi
cago. Ill. and two sisters. Mrs william
z. Acton of Portsmouth Va. and Mrs.