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Evening star., 1935-01-21
JACKSON. HORACE. Departed this life

Friday, January Is. 1885. at his resi-
dence. 2507 P st. NV. HORACE JACK
SON. devoted husband OF Della Jackson,
loving father OF Charles and Daniel
jackson. Maize Bel. Maude Tapscott,
Amelia. Brown and Lucy Willborn. and
bTotneT OF John S.. Charlotte. Vida
Jackson ana Rosa Davis. He also
leaves to mourn their loss q host of
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at Barbour Bros funeral home,
As ST. ne. until pm today; there
after at his late residence. Funeral
Tuesday. January %. at 1870 m. from
Union wesley Church, SugaTIaQQ, Nd,
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CHURCHwELL. ALFRED C. On Sunday,

WELL Notice of funeral later
CHURCHWELL. A. c. A special meeting
OF William A. Freeman Lodge. No. 2699,
q. u. o. of o. F.. will be held at the
hall. 9th and T SITS. NV, on Tuesday.
January 30. 1885. at pm. sharp. to
arrange to attend the funeral OF Brother
A. c.. CHURCHWELL. full attend
ance is requested.
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JACKSON. FRANKLIN C. On sunda

January 20. 1885. FRANKLIN c. JACK
son OF 1924 Mass. ave. NV, beloved
husband Of Trina Jackson and father
OF Franklin J. Jackson. Remains at
the chapel OF Frank Geier Sons Co.,
lib 7th ST. NV. Notice OF funeral
later.
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DORSEY. CHARLES. Departed this life

N Il yI4
am. at the residence of his sister, 52l
md St. s.w.. after a long illness,
CHARLES DORSEY He leaves to mourn
their loss a devoted sister. Jennie Dor
sew Butler: four nieces. Edith Gordon.
Odessa Foster Beatrice Thornton and
Willena Canady: two cousins. Robert
Campbell and Alberta Mitchell: two sis
ters-in-Iaw. Estelle and Maggie Dorsey.
and other relatives and friends Re-
mains at Canpbells funeral home. 423
4th st. s.w.. until Tuesday. January 20.
5 pm; thence to the above residence
Funeral Wednesday January % az
pm. from Zion Wesley Church. D st.
between 2nd and 3rd SITS. s.W-. Rev. Nc
Coy officiating. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery.
30
Evening star., 1935-01-21

LEIGH SHIRLEY ANN Suddenly. on
Saturday. January 10 1885. al her par
ent,s residence, %? 26th st. NV; SHIR--
Louis F. and Mary Logan Leech. Fu-
neral from the W. ". Chambers Co.
funeral home. 400 Chaplin ST. NV, on
Tuesday. January %. at 10 m. Rela-
tiVes and friends are invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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CARPENTER. SARAH. On Sunday. jan


uary Il. 1855. HELEN I. beloved wife
of Taylor Carter and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip NJ. Massey of Thomas
vile, Ga. Body resting at the Tabler
services will be held on Tuesday. jan
uary %. at IL o'clock a m. followed by
tnterment in Arlington National Gene
terry Relatives and friends invited to
attend
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HUEF. SISIE e. DenaI

HUFF. SUSIE Z. Departed THIS NE on
Saturday. January 10 1885. SUSIE E.
HUFF OF 607 Florida ave NV. Remains
at FTazer's funeral home. 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
2l
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SPOTTSWOoD. MARIA

JdnudIy II. ly35. MARIA SPOTTS
WOOD, wife OF the late Robert Spotts-
WOOD. loving mother of Louise Denear
beSsle Boone and Alberta Freeman. She
also leaves eleven grandchildren three
great at-grandchtldren and many other
EelatlVes and friends. Remains resting
a. the John T. Rhines funeral chapel
ora ana Eye sts. s.W.. until rm Mon
cay. January 2l; thereafter at her late
reSloence. Funeral Tuesday. January
az pm, from the Zion Baptist
ChuFch. st. between 3rd and 4th Sts.
s.W.. Rev, NJ. J. Ellison oficiating. In
Evening star., 1935-01-21

January 20, 1885. at his residence 4ia
Van Buren ST. NV, JAMES ANDREW.
Gnee Burchj and father OF Elizabeth
Jane Johnson. Funeral from his late
residence on Tuesday. January -! at
1.3O pm, lnteTment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. Relatives and frIeuCs IuYItfn
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BRAULIK, ELEANOR CLARA JOSEPHINE

On Friday. January IS. 1895. ELEANOR
CLARA JOSEPHINE. beloved daughter Of
Services viii be held at zurhorst's fu-
neral parlors. 301 East Capitol St.
Tuesday, January 20. at 2 pm. In
terment (private) in Confessional Gem
etery. 81
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EMITH, LANES. Dpnartad thi, ~.

Monday, January 81 1885. at Freed
land Park. Md. He leaves TO mourn
thelr loss devoted wife Ella Smith;
o4e daughter. Hazel Lee; one son. James
aired smith: seven grandchildren and
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at Campbells funeral home 423
Evening star., 1935-01-21

South Carolina ave. Sc. GEORGR W W
the beloved husband OF Emma Slater
1nee FeldvoSS). Remains resting al the
lee funeral home. 4th st. and Massa~
SnuSettS ave. e.. where Services will
pe held on Wednesday. January %. At
~ am. Relatives and friends invited.
Evening star., 1935-01-21

mun!catio1 OF Nayaf Iodee No foIa-
A. NJ. called a 30 pm. Tuesday. jan
UaTy % 1885. for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF our late brother,
JAMES A. JOHNSON. b. order OF the
WoTshIpiul Master
Evening star., 1935-01-21
Record Temperatures This Year.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.

Highest, So, on January 3.
Lowest, %. on January S.
Evening star., 1935-01-21

F'rom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 90 per cent, at noon today.
Lowest, 80 per cent, at pm. yes
terday.
Tide Tables.
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uafS 90 fsSSA IsSS vERoNR n f. ssYads BYARs ased @
90 years. beloved daughter of John G..
and the late Mollie Byars, beloved sis
ter OF Mrs. Katherine Miller OF 939 K
st. NV. and Howard John epi Harvey
Byars. Funeral Wednesday. January %.
at 1 pm. from the George w. Wise Co.
funeral home. 2900 NJ st. NV. Rela-
tives and friends invited. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery ~
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THORNTON. CARRIE MTPpuv m

1dyi JaAuaIy Ih. IN35. CARRIE MUR-
PHY THORNTON. beloved wife of John
Ihornton and mother OF Arthur and Car
r.e Murphy. Remains resting ct the W
E.neSt JARVIS funeral church I439 You
81 NV, until / pm. Sunday; thereafter
a. her late residence. White Oaks. Nd.
Fuheral TUESDAY. January % at l p.m
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LEWTON. ANNIE LOUISE. p

on Sunday. January 90. 1885. at the
residence of her son. Frederick L. Lew
ton. lib Chestnut ave. Takoma Park.
Md. ANNIE LOUISE. in the s6th year
OF her age. vile of the late George W.
Lewton. She is survived by three chii-
dren. Frederick L. Lewton. Ivy Lewton
Fletcher and JessamIue Lewton Hart
neral home 4ih 81 and Nassachusetts
ave ne. where services will be held on
Wednesday. January %, at pm. In
terment tpriyate) at Arlington National
Cemetery. -
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O'CALLAGHAN. CATHERINE M. on snl

OCALLAGHAN. CATHERINE M. On Sum-
day. January 20. 1885. CATHERINE M
the late Walter J. O'Callaghan and be-
loved mother of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ste
venS. Funeral from the residence of her
daughter. 3720 18th st. NV. on Tues
day. January 90, at $40 IN, thence
to Sacred Heart Church, 10th st. and
Park I'd. NV. where mass will be Of
fered at 3 am. for the repose of her
soul. Relatives and friends invited
IQterment Mount Oliyet Cemetery
Evening star., 1935-01-21
TAsHOF. ROSE. On satnrdau 1arnar

10. 1885. ROSE TAsHoF. g yeaTs SsnsaGy of
age. beloved mother Of Ivan p, Leon A
JACOB Julian and Sophia Tashof Fu-
neral from her late residence 42lI 10Th
ST. NV, on Tuesday. January 90 at i
am. lnterment in Adas Israel Gene
Evening star., 1935-01-21

q, 1925; al George Washineton Hos
pltal' ADA E. TRIMBLE. wife Of the
Iate Dr.; r.. S. Trlmble. Remains rest
Ing at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home.
29Ql l4th St NV. Funeral services al
union Methodist Church, goth and II
Sts. NV, on Wednesday January %,
At pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Evening star., 1935-11-03

The old adage says, what you see you be-
lieve." So the scientist, pictured above,
shows you two actual photographs to
prove the quick action of Genuine BAYER
ASPIRIN
Look at these pictures, and you will see
one of the reasons why Scientists rate
Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN among the
fastest agents, now known or ever known,
for the relief of headaches, neuritis, neural
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You'll see that a Bayer Aspirin tablet,
dropped into glass of water, starts to dis
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what happens in that glass happens in your
stomach when you take BAYER ASPl-
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Evening star., 1935-11-03

Lee Whitney as Therese
in Max Gordon's production
of "The Great Waltz" which
comes to the National for the
week of November II, direct
from the Center Theater in
Radio City. New York.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

HARD ON THE ROPE! It was great tug-of-war be-
tween an elephant and so husky Japanese at the Uyeno
Zoo in Toxic Things finally moved in the elephants
direction. Wioe woro Fnotos
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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Countless thousands know that about
BAYER ASPIRIN. Know by experience
that it brings the quick relief you want
when in distress.
Keep this in mind the next time your
work or play is handicapped by bad
headache, neurtis or rheumatic pain. And
ask for Bayer Aspirin by its full name
"BAYER ASPIRIN" when you buy. Learn
for yourself how fast you can get relief.
La opinión., 1935-02-21

afirmado, apenas sc hubiera es
tado en- 10 justo.
Pero es que ell colaborador del
senior Madero no expresaba ma
conviction, sine una rendida era
titud hacia la compania francesa
que lie hubo dispensado tan regia
reception.
NADIA podemos decir o respec
to a la "No reelection. puesto
que NJ Sc lego al momento de la
renovation de los poderes fede
rales. Ell senior Madero habia pre-
parade, inconscientemente, en- c.
ira forma esa renovation.
Pero ST tenemos que recordar
otro de los del efimero
P~residente. Fue este. no nenos
que la TRACTION a las promesas de-
propi" Madero, al negar, en- pie
no banquete ofrecido nor el a los
otros dos poderes, que FL hubiera
prometido restituir las tierras n
las communicates desposeidas.
"Yo die al pueblo-agrego Ma
dero a su observation-disclosures va
habia conquistado rus derecho.
politicos; que aprendiera a l,cer
uso de ellos, a fin de iograr su
bienestar general.
I'm error mas senalare del Ap6s
toll de la Democracia Mexicana;
no por menos conocido, menos gra
We, y que contribuyo ostensible
mente a que va nadie mas 10 to-
mara en- serio. Este otro error
consistio en- ell hecho de haberse
opuesto a que ell poeta y confe
renciante, Manuel Ugarte, susten
tara su serie de conferencias So
bre Observation-Disclosures, en- opo
sici6n al panamericanismo on que
sc disfrazaba la "Doctrina Mon,
roe.
Pero aquella vez ell monstruo
rompio con su indiferencia; las
manifestations estudiartiles y d.
todos los elementos en- general,
dieron al campe6n 3 1tiimperia'ista
ell apoyo que necesitaba.
No puedo resistir a senalar nm
error mas Citantos cometio en- tan
corto tiempoD, ell que fueme re
velado por ell coronel don Antonio
Tovar, jefe que fuera del circulo
de amigos de don Porfirio. Y re-
cientemente finado. Ell senior Ma
dero hizo personal ofrecimiento
al general don Bernardo Reyes,
de nombrarlo Secretario de Cne'
ira. Pero tan intense jubilo ma
nifestado por Reyes, convirti6se
a los muy pocos dias, en- odio Y
venganza al informarle. el citado
La opinión., 1935-02-21
Por JESUS M. GONZALEZ
(Ex-Diputsdo al Congreso de Ia Union)
Exclusive para LA OPINION

coronel Tovar, que aquella NINA
promesa acababa de tener efecto
en- la persona del general Coma
lez Salas.
JQuien no recuerda que mas
de la mitad del pals lego a ser
reyista, por tomarse ell reyismo
como oposici6n al regimen de don
Porfirio?
Y aunque don Bernardo era
globo que Sc desinflaba a la ,ri-
mera prueba. adn Sc recordaba,
con algo de simpatia, ~ real 0
aparente gesto de independencia.
Ash, pues, 10 cuerdo hubiera sido
que Sc echase mano de tai ele-
mento, y nunca de una persona
lidad inferior Y sin afinidad on
la revolution.
Y basta por ahora de maderis-
mo.
Ell Primer Jefe del Ejercito
Constitucionalista. Venustiano Ca
rranza, a pesar de aus m1ltiplcs
errores iva lie llegara su tur ~
Y de cuantos lie exageran y lie in
ventan sus vencidos enemigos. sue
mas parco en- ofrecer. Ell resta-
blecimiento de la Constitution de
1S57-respetada menos cue a IN
almodrote por don Porfirio y les
suyos,-asi como las reformas a
la misma, bien 0 NAL fueron cum
plidos.
Hubo entonces verdaderas cleo
clones para la ;enovaci6n de po'
deres federales Isl bien restringi-
das para la integraci6n del Con-
greso Constituyente. iEstaria Ell
10 iusto don Venustiano0; prre
ba de clio la tenemos en- los ele
mentos politicamente heteroge-
neos que co%nstituyeron el primer
congreso constitucionalista de la
Union.
Citaremos siquiera a Inc de e.
SOS elementos: Efren Rebolleio,
poeta y diplomatico, autor de una
oda a Victoriano Huerta.
Sc explica que no abnndaran
los Conservatives en- aquella lie
gislatura. estando tan reciente Ia
tragedia por ellos %provocada. c
simplemente aplaudida: nj esta'
ban dispuestos a %ejercer sus de
rechos civicos los ~ciudadanos anti
revolucionarios.
En- cuanto a las reformas pro
metidas. nadie podra censurar {
Carranza de haber enganaio a
pals. Por 10 c%ontrario; hay luie
mes 10 condenan con acritud. poi
haberse atrevido, el V los suyos
a reformar la Carta Magma que
La opinión., 1935-02-21

Debia morir asi. en- plena Juven-
tud, en- forma tragica. para con-
servar en- ell mundo ell prestisio
de un simbolo. No era ~asradable
imaginar al heroe enveJecido, a.
pacieuado, retirado de la lucha, ST.
no en- la forma de Artigas. Como
Ell vieIo comandante de blanden-
cues, confinado al Paraguay por
su propia voluntad indomita. para
sustraerse al reclamo de los mis-
mos a quienes habia favorecldo y
no lie habian correspond do sIno
con la ingratitud, SANDING ha co.
dido envejecer, pero en- la soledad,
en- ell desierto. donde nadie 10 vtera
nj nadie fuera a%notando los des-
faliecimientos de su voluntad, Ia
lenta e inevitable de~sintegraeion
de su ORGANISING.
iPero meJor caer a la manera
de los doses! SANDING, uno de los
pocos hombres que en- vic como
cieron su leyenda, que aduIirio
ante las multitudes del mundo un
misterioso attractive de rebelde te-
naz. que tenia una movilidad de
azoque y de cometa. debis estar
destinado para las cargas en- que
detras de los fusiles atemoriza mas
ell rombre que ell disparo, y para
cruzar Ell cielo americana con la
veIocidad del cuerpo errante cue
pone en- la noche. sobre un cielo
de pizarra, su firma luminosa, y
Sc hunde luego en- las pr~ofundida-
des del espacio in~sondable.
Bella, noble, a~irosa, desconcer-
tante, la fisura del ilustre bandit
do! 5andido a los oJos del extran-
Zero invasor. que no podla COM
premier la actitud fiera del que
renunciaba al provecho personal,
a la vida r~egalada que lie hubie-
ran ofrecido. a Gambia de Que re.
conociera ell impudico orden y ell
impudico eobierno de su patria.
Bandido para los que no estImaban
regular, va en- plena lucha, sno
la disposition de ponerse, en- for
macion rigurosa, o sus huestes
al alcance de los fuslles.
Pero heroe Y estratega pertecto
de un divine arte indleena para
cuantos seuuian con olos ahH .r.os
sus movimientos de guerrilla y
cue EN- ell momento de mayor ten
sion, cuando temblaban por su
suerte. recibian la notIcis de que
habia logrado escapar, protegldo
por la magia o por ell viento o nor
las nubes. Tenia seTelanza. como
combatiente, con nuestro negro
Marin, tan audaz. tan cauteloso,
tan acostumbrado a cansar al e.
nemiqo. Sc lie persesuia, Sc lie ST.
tiba. Sc lie ac~orralaba. Avankaban
las tropas del sobierno. En- ell ms
tante de prender'o ell negro Sc vol.
via hume, Sc volvia estrel'a. rec
parecia en- otra parte. Y asl era
SANDING.
Pero SANDING era mas. Era la
eiencia de su pueblo, Ell emblema
de la libertad de America. 81 pre-.
feria la humiIdad de Nicaragua al
sonado esplendor baIo tute'a. Va
mas comprendio como un aobler-
no apelaba a los soldados extrahos
para castiear a sus desafectos y
para lograr una p~aciticacion Que
no estaba en- la fuerza sino en- la
moral. FL guerra la terra libre,
unique sobre ella no Sc eleVaran
sino las tenue espirales de las
chimeneas c~ampesinas y
leJos Ia espesa Y neura eoiumna de
as fabricas. la estrideneia de los
motores. el halaeo de la produe-
cion en- serie y de los complexities
mecanismos que var roturando la
TERRA. convirtiendola en- tspiees DE
La opinión., 1935-02-21
SA N ID mo
por /. E. NlETo cAsALLERo
I'm ell primer aniversario de la muerte del Il


verdura, transformando la mate
ria en- bienes perecederos.
ESQ vendria mas tarde, adqdiri-
do por ell propio esfuerzo. cuardo
fuera honroso tenerlo, cuando no
sienificara la compra de las con-
ciencias nj la venta del propio te-
rritorio. Como ALA Chamorro ha-
bia firmado un tratado inlcuo con
ell senior de a nsriz ganchuda y
del vestido de barras s~alpicado de
estrellas. SANDING recogio en- su es.
piritu todas las ondas de la 'ndig-
nacion ~silenciosa y sc ianzo a la
brega sin NADIA, con su machete y
con su voiuntad. para Ir conquis-
tando POGO a POGO los adeptos que
no fueran ~p'atonicos y los elenen-
tos que lie sirvieran para veneer a
los destacamentos extrahos.
Sus proezas. tanidos a rebate de
romanticisno en- n edad realistic
y sucIa, fueron de tai categoria
y en- tai numero, en- tai fastdosa
succession de episodios, que su ROM
bre iba llenando de idealidad tooos
los amos del sie'o. Y combatio q
Diaz. ell lacayo de los poderosos
del Norte. Y combatio a Monica
da, su compahero de gestas, con-
vertido a la religion de Moloch per
impotencia o por calculo. Y hu-
biera combatido a su propio pa
DIRE, poruue SUI rebeldia no era con
ira los hombres sino contra los
sistemas.
Cuando Hoover prometio Ia &c
socupacion, terminada de realizar
durante Roosevelt. y cuando Sa-
casa, que habia sido la protesta
80 nj AAtN, - 4 NAnetaN
cia, lego al poder. SANDING. que
habia logrado abrir n san1rienta
brecha en- las fuerzas de ocupa-
cion, que habia mlnado cerros. pro
ducido cataciismos. destruido pro-
piedades e~xtrarIeras. mantenido a
raya al invasor. capltulo y Sc dis
puso a sequir su vida humble, en-
una patria que habis vuelto a ser
patria. MERGED en- arado enornne a
los resortes de su voluntad Y a la
energia de su brazo,
Es en- tales circunstancias GUAM
do 10 sorprendio la muerte a'eve.
en- la sombra. en- ell miedo. 60 la
cstupidez de los sicarios. de uros
brutos empedernidos que no pudie-
ron dare cuenta de cue ell oeque-
no hombre de bronco era ell alma
t%riunfal de Nicaragua. Hay do'or'
hay luto, por la ausencla DE el, en-
TODD ell continente. En- donde ouie-
ra que un alma de patricia pa pt-
tie y que a la inteeridad de los cue
fueron n~acionales Sc lie rinda el
quito que impone la d%lgnidad y Ia
relation del derecho. sonara Ia pro-
tesla y Sc c~ontraeran los rostros
en- un uesto de amarsura.
SANDING ha caTdo. pero para le-
~vantarse. Jamas como a partir de
ahora habra estado tan p~resente
en- ell recuerdo de su pueblo y en-
la devotion de America. hacia Ell,
haeia su sombra. diriairan los cos
los s~quejados de ideal, los oelosos
de la libertad. los que sientan por
la patria un amor de leon. mas a
LA de la ternura honda e inm5di-
ficable. con ruqidos y con zarpas
listos para entrar en- acoion, al
contemplar la invadida o humil!a-
da. SANDING asesinado es un sieno
de interrogation que Sc abre en- el
ueVo mundo y es I'm dolor cue
cae sobre las naciones que 10 for'
man. En- todos los corazones lsti.
no-amsricanos Sc deben izar las
banderas a media asia,
"Ei Tempo. Booota.
Febre-e q. 1884
La opinión., 1935-02-21

Continde su educacion por medic
aprender Pids hoy mismo nuestro
de Ia lectc q Nunes es tsrde para
cataloso de iibros GRATIS, u
BRERlA lOlANO. 2G3 North Los
Inaoies Street. Los Anae,es, Calf.
La opinión., 1935-02-21
CRONICA
DE A FPS
Ell "WELTScHMER z" coNTEMPoRANEo

Pr ALBERTO REMBAo
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LA oPINIoN
La opinión., 1935-02-21

les elemantos. otorgardoles canon
has Y dadivas; sin otra mira que
la de tener y su favor a los CRU.
pos de t~rabaiadores organiza8os'
a faita de hechos practices en-
bien de los trabajadores en- gene
raj.
No terminate el preserte ar
ticulo. sin antes haeer IN br2ve
comentario a Ia ensenanza soc a
lista. hecha va ob!igatoria IN to-
das las escuetas de mi pas.
Para quieues hayan ienido IA
mdulgencia de leer ms artlca.os
tSioue en- Ia Ga. pdu.'
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Col. J. r. Brewer Is Host
Fort Meade Commander Entertains
at Officers Club.

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
April 20.-The post commander, Col.
John r. Brewer. had as his dinner
guests at the Oficers' Club last Sun
day Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Louis p. Ford
of Washington. Col. Ford, who at
present Is at the War College, Is to
be stationed at Fort Meade and Will
report here during the Summer.
Lieut.. James B. Wells. 34th In
fantry, whose engagement to Miss
Janet Danford. daughter Of Col. Rob-
ert M. Danford. U. 8. A., and Mrs.
Danford, Of Washington, was an
nounced last week. had as his guests
at the dance held at the Ofncers' Club
last Saturday evening his fiance, Miss
Danford; Miss Marian Kefauver, Miss
Peggy Dumal and Miss Betty Shelton
of washington; Lieut.. and Mrs Brown
Of Englewood, Lieut.. Peter Peca OF
Fort Monroe, Mr.. Russell Kefauver Of
New York and his brother, Mr..
Francis p. Wells of Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Woodson T. Birth
right and DR.. James Talbertson OF
washington spent last week end on
the post as the guests Of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Leo H. Heintz. While here they
attended the hop at the Of1cers' Club.
Comdr John F. Connor. U. s. NJ.
arrived on the post during the week
to be the guest of his brother, Capt.
Paul D. Connor, and Mrs Connor, for
about two weeks. Comdr. Connor,
who has made visit with his mother
in Ohio, will return to his home, In
New York, from here.
Lieut. and Mrs. Robert w. Ward
entertained Tuesday evening at a
buffet supper as compliment to
Lieut.. and Mrs. Webster Anderson and
Lieut.. and Mrs. c. B. King, both of
whom are on leave in Washington,
having come from Hawaii. Their
other guests included Lieut.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. James, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Maury S. Cralle. Lieut.. and Mrs. John
B. Grinstead, Lieut.. and Mrs. Wilhelm
p. johnson. Lieut.. and Mrs. John F.
Farra, Lieut.. and Mrs Paul j. Mitch
ell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Wetherill,
jr., and Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph T. Mel
son.
Capt. and Mrs. Elliott Watkins are
spending this week end as the guests
Of Capt Watkins brother -in-law and
sister in New Jersey, where they will
meet Capt. Atkins brother. Lieut.
@. M. Watkins, who is coming from
Panama by transport. Lieut.. Watkins
will return to Fort Meade with them
and remain here for q week or 10
days.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Maulsby,
who are at present on leave while en-
route from Panama to Fort Benning
spent several days on the post during
the week as the guests Of Capt. and
Mrs. c. D. Carle.
Mrs. Carl J. Adler and Mrs John
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Brilliant Wedding Held
In Poplar Hill Church
Miss Olive Ritter Lynch of Valley Lee,
Is Bride of Mr.: John Meshkoff
of Washington.

bureau In Moscow. Russia. has taken
home on the Wicomico River. near
Mount Victoria. in Charles County.
He had as his recent guest Mr.. George
c. Hanson, former secretary Of the
American Embassy in Moscow, who
will leave shortly for his new post in
Adds Ababa, Abyssinia.
Mrs Harry r. Bowling Of La Plata
has returned to her home aftepspend-
ing some time with her son, Mr..
Weems Bowling, in Philadelphia.
Mr.. G.. Morgan Knight, jr., was en-
tertained at tea Sunday evening by
the Rev. and Mrs. Franklin Lee Met
calf in Mechanicsville, Md.
Miss Edith Graves Of Keechs Rest
and her brother, Mr.. Morgan Graves
have returned to their home at Hun
tersville after spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peterson in
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee
of New York and Newport, r. l., spent
the first of this week at their estate
Satterlee. on the Patuxent River.
One of the largest dances on the
Spring social calendar will be held
Monday evening, with a card party
preceding. sponsored by the Maj. Will
liam Thomas Chapter. D. A. R., OF
st. Marys County. Cards will start at
o'clock and dancing at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Justin r. Sypher is county chair
man.
Mr.. Harry F. Fleishman of Wash
ington is spending his Easter vaca-
tion with his uncle and aunt, Capt
Marys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Perry of Wash
ington are guests of Mrs Perry's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hancock. al
Helen, for the Easter season.