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Evening star., 1935-05-03
FIVE DEAD IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, May tP.-
Arkansas today fixed the cost of a
terrific wind and electrical storm at
dead, 10 injured and heavy prop
cry loss.
The dead:
Mrs. Mary H. Fields, So, injured
when wind crushed her home, at
Dermott.
Two colored children, killed in a
windstorm in Mississippi County.
Georgia Turner, colored woman,
killed by lightning in her home near
Pine Bluff.
John Henry Fauley. 17-year-old COL
ored, struck by lightning near Tex
arkana.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Slav Fetes 126th Birthday.

To celebrate his 126th birthday an
niversary, Radonja Hitch feted his
relatives at his home near Nish. Yugo-
slavia, recently. Three sons, all over
80, and several great-great-gra
dren were among the guests. Hitch
fought for so years in Serbia's strug-
gle to free herself from Turkish DOM
nation.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, United States
Customs Service. WASHINGTON. D. g. May
snproyed FEBRUARY 10. 1920. and Article
s2 OF the Customs Resulations of 1881 and
under authority OF the Director. Bu-
resu of Navieation and steamboat Inspec-
tion, dated May l. 1895 on the applica-
tion of NJ. H. Hawkins, owner. the name
changed to ANN CLARK The vessel was
built in 1890. the oficia1 number is 2.a545
and measures "a gross tons. G. R. LEWIS.
Deputy Collector in Charge. my3,4.5.6
Evening star., 1935-05-03
MODERN HORSE THIEF
OPERATES WITH TRUCK
Farmers Warned Animals May
Be Taken Miles Away to
Auction Sales.

GREAT BEND. Kans. R.-Sheriff
Bill Murdy has warned farmers to be
on their guard against horse thieves
and cattle rustlers-an echo of from
tier days.
One alleged horse thief awaits trial
and numerous cattle thefts have been
reported. The sheriff said the mod
ern "hoss" thief and rustler. instead
Of being adept with the rope and
branding iron. operates with trucks
The stolen animals usually are taken
to auction sales miles away.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
Bandit-Stopper Ruins Tires.

A policeman of Bolton. Eng. has
just invented "motor-bandit stop
per-" which is expected to halt the
worst of criminals. 1t is In the form
of a speed ball, which, when thrown
in front Of speeding car, bursts
open into several spiked arms cover
ing span of 6 feet and guaranteed
to tear the toughest tires to shreds.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
YOUR ROOF, TOO

Can be made sound and tisht-free
cialty Of repairs-see to 1t that every
lob is q GOOD job CAN us up.
KOONS eo1PaSy soorING ssS North y 81 44ss, s:w'
Evening star., 1935-05-03

Joseph w. Evans Of Evans & Co..
Houston, Tex, and Philip J. Fay Of
Nichols g. Fay, San Francisco.
John Joy Edison, Washington
banker, is honorary life vice president.
Evening star., 1935-05-03
HOPEFUL GIRL "GRADS"
LEAVE BRIDES SCHOOL
19 Young Japanese Women Fin
ish Novel Institution Looking
for Mates.

DAIREN. Manchuria [R.-A school
for brides here has just turned out 10
young Japanese women, who, armed
with diplomas. are now busily look
ing for husbands on whom to practice
their newly acquired theories as to
how to make husbands happy.
Styling itself The School of Life"
the institution was started early last
year by local women's clubs. aided by
the South Manchuria Railway Co.
Like most college graduates, the
schools first crop Of alumnae are
looking for jobs"
Evening star., 1935-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the East Washington Savings
Bank for the ELECTION of trustees and for
5 e sESufe' 'Ss 81 ne
1s3s sSS =, the nouSs e S hours o
EARNsHAW. secretary!Treasurer
wANTED-RETURN LOADS FROM DEN
YORK ana A5Eon RANs Nsy
FER & STORAGE CO. 1913 You st. NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
es ee JAMES b sMs shShs s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
s.Rt' @ sths5 sse Raa st.
DAILY, TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to.and from Baltic. Phila. and New
eees rPs 51 snee
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. phone Decatur $500.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
self JOHN H. THAcKsToN. 1926 orrsn
I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS
miss. MADE only by myself J. A. DANIEL 2.1s
WANT HAUL LOAD TOWARD BENTON
Harbor, Mich. about May 6: half price;
insured. CdU NOrtn UOO,t.
HAVE YOU ANY ELECTRICAL REPAIRS
or wiring Jobs? Call ELECTRIC SHOP ON
WHEELS. National 1929.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
81 any sha
made only by myself. WALTER B. JOHN
SON. % Avon ave. Hyattsville. Nd.
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NORTHERN
Market Company of Washinston City, take
o SAID fOr the eee
s$sssans. $assins.sn: oqse e. en %onsaz 50: June ,:a 4
noon and o'clock pm. W. W. MILAN.
President. A. r. HARLAN Secretary. A.
SPECIAL RETURN-LOAD RATES ON FULL
and part loads to ali points within 1000
miles; padded vans: guaranteed service.
NAT. DEL. ASSOC. NC. 1917 N. z: ave:
CHAMBERS ,,,Ssr,,s.r. is one O. the n ,arsis. e..
world. Complete funerals as low as S75
up Six chapels, twelve parlors; seventeen
undertakers and assistants
Evening star., 1935-05-03

Woodland road At IL, the national
board members Joined the founders
and had lunch at Mrs. Rublee's. At
lis, the young peoples delegation as
sembled at the Union Station Plaza
and from there they went to the For
eign Relations Committee room in the
Capitol and saw Senators Key Pitt
man. Joseph T. Robinson and Carter
Glass.
Evening star., 1935-05-03

In the meantime the Japanese are
reciprocating Germany's courtesy of
sending military experts to Toxic and
other important Japanese military
centerS.
A large number of japanese Of
fcers are at present in Germany
studying the Reich'S military eS-
Adjustments. The "secret areas"
OF Germany into Dhich many a
foreign observer mould like to poke
his nose UitIout fearing to lose his
life. are throUn open to the di-
minuttue japanese officers.
X
In the present European atmos-
phere, vitiated with suspicion, not
even the sacrosanct diplomatic i'm
munity plays an important role Any
foreigner is suspicious character and
until he can prove that he is guilt
less may linger in Jail for long time.
Last month Hugh Montgomery,
British first secretary at the legation
to the Holy See, went on a little trip
through Italy. He was taken by the
Carabinieri for a spy and although
his papers were In order he was forced
to spend two days in Jail without be-
ing permitted to communicate with
his consul. He was released with
apologies. but his dignity suffered
more than his body.
Evening star., 1935-05-03

Flowers in Demand.
Demand for Spring flowers in Lon
don is the greatest in years.
Evening star., 1935-06-03

Id Mn. TOAD is the philoso-
phsr Of the garden. IA rule
he takes things ss>they come.
~ He long ego learned that
there are csrtain things that
apparently must be, and that to worry
about them h time wasted and worse.
worrying Is one Of The most upsetting
things In ali the Great world. Il up
sets the one who worries and II upsets
all those who have to do with him. 30
Old Mr.. Toad seldom does any worry
ing. but accepts things a. they come.
I don't mean BY this that he never
worries, because I doubt II there is
any one In all the Great world who
never worries. Just say snake to Old
Mr.. Toad and he becomes anxious
right away.
Old Mr.. Toad had hoped in under
the back porch OF Farmer Browns
Evening star., 1935-06-03
w.

cotton, placed on the throbbing molAr
the burning that followed was either
% intense that the prior ache VA
forgotten, or the misery for the time
being vas eAsed.
Many years ago, few cloves vert
often found In the pockets Of q
eentieman's coat. The little aromatic
buds were said to have the power to
destroy certain tell-tale odors-like
onions, for example.
The name Glove n q French word,
elou. because the bud resembled . nail.
II II true that the stem Of the little
bud is very strong, and can be pressed
into cooked food with little difhculty.
Many intricate designs are worked out
On the crisp brown ham, seen In 10
many places where cooked food Is sold.
In the Autumn, when picking and
preserving time is ut its height, cloves,
either whole or powdered, are In great
demand.
The plant is . very handsome, bushy
evergreen, and often reaches Z height
Of 80 feet. The upright branches have
smooth, elliptical leaves, that are from
to inches long, and they are
aromatic.
Destroying fruit in order to control
the price was practiced in the Old
world by the Dutch, when their crop
OF cloves was too abundant. This hap
pened ut Amsterdam, and the Dutch
controlled the cultivation Of the plant.
The Island upon which the trees grew
Evening star., 1935-06-03
KibitSers.

II IBITERS may be divided roughly
~ into two classes: The kind that
breathe down your neck, and the type
that peer over your left shoulder.
One Of the former nominees for
oblivion went 20 far the other night
As to virtually take the cards out OF
my hand and play them for me. The
payoff came when he suggested that
the lead of the seven Of spades might
insure my four-heart contract-a lead
that I, myself, was just on the point
Of making. I had to follow mis- ad-
Wee, much to my subsequent regret,
for he has given the impression ever
since that he and I are sharing some
dark. fascinatingIy wicked secret. "Re-
member that fcur-heart contrAct?" he
win prod. II guess I helped you out
of D tight spot"
The only defense could muster was
to tell him the following afecdote.
The scene Ia laid in o mining town
in the west. about 1900. The char
Acters are six sombreroed, bespurfed
draw poker players and . few odd
hangefs.on. The time is midnight.
The pots had been comparatively
snall-not more than $20o Or $500
changing hands. Finally the consis-
tent loser picked up his dream hand
q 10 full pat. Assuming q nonchAl.
ance he did not feel. ne managed to
coax oil the other players into the
pot. Il made quite tidy sum, and n
he raised, the others dropped out one
by one until only . sinister -looking
individual acfos the table from him
was left. This man seemed undaunted
by the pat hand. It was his turn to
bet, and With one gesture he showed
all the chips In front Of him into the
pot. Our hero hesitatsd. Then he
noticed one Of the haneers-on, who
was seated directly behind the bettof,
raise four fingers IN the dir and form
with his Lips the fatal words, ''Four
Acss." He did this several times, and
finally the holder Of the fun house
dejectedly threw in his cards. For
tunately for his peace OF mind, his
opponent exposed his hand. There
they were-four Aces, . truly beau
tiful sight.
Afterward. meeting At the bar the
man who had tipped him Oh, the
loser muttered some hating words Of
thanks.
"oh, that's al right" /" said the ldbit-
Ger airily. "If had sAt behind you,
I should have done the same thing. I"
"But why On earth-?'' asked the
loser.
Because that's Just the kind Of
dirty so-end-so I ami"
(Copyfisht. 1880
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Bedtime Stories
Homely Old Philosopher.

~ TnoRNTON w. BURGESS.
what must be win be. Face the fact.
Old Mr. Toad
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Little Benny
~ LEE rAPR.

VESTIDDAY afternoon pop was 90
= ing to drive us out 10 the country
70 me ana him and ma could have
paeknick supper on the grass with
hard boil eggs and sanwitches and
things, me and ma making up the
idser and pop finely agreeing to It,
and just when everything was al
reddy the sky got all shades Of black
and it started to thunder in the DIS
tants getting neerer. me saying. Aw
heck, rats on the luck, gosh shang It,
and ma Rying. o deer, now Isn't that
provoking.
Too bad, too had, pop said.
Sounding more polite than sad, and
he started to look for parts Of the
Sunday paper he hadn't saw yet, and
going to rain, do you ma? and ma
said, We'll to Be candid, no, I don't.
IT'S most obviously going to do
something along that line, and II can
scarcely snow with Q temperature ol
~ or 4, pop said.
Meening sure 1t was going to rain,
and Just then fearse hang of thtn.
der went on with things Of lightsn-
ing, and said. o well, that's nothing.
I don't think rs axually going TO rain.
IT'S Just 4 falts alarm, II you AK
me, ma said, and pop said, Yse SodB,
Optimism u one thing and wiIfful
blindness ID another. The poor houses
and asyiums are fun Of cheerful grin
ming soles who tawk ike you Z. he
said.
And more thunder and lightning
went OF and the ony reason it didn't
get darker WAS because 1t couldn't, and
all OF . sudden part Of the sun cams
out and It started to clesr up ana In
about s minfits the sky came bach
again. me saying. See, what did tel
your and ma saying, There, now what
did I say2
For Peet sake, mite I inquire the
secret Of your uncanny power? pop
said.
Meening how did We know. and ]
said, well just had . kind Of Q sort
Of b deer, And ma aid, Il WAs more
like intuition with ME.
You amase me, letis %, pop said.
Wich We aid.
Evening star., 1935-06-03

"Y-e-s." said Peter. slowly. "Yes.
I've heard that, but you Just said
yourself that feel bettar for having
told you my troubles, and I do"
"ThAt is because you told them 10
the right person." s4id Old Nf. Toad.
"You wouldn't feel better II you had
told them to the wrong person. Thsre
are people. you know who. moving
your troubles. would take the oppor.
tunity to add TO them"
Peter nodded. That's very true"
said he.
$50 when in doubt, hold your
tongue" said Old Mr.. Toad.
But how u one to knew to whom
he may safely ten his troublesa" de-
manded Peter.
There wa . twinkle In Ola Mr..
Toads beautiful eolden eyes. "You
must first know your friends." said he.
"As rule only friends you have
known for a long time Are to be
trusted. what ] mean Is, old friends
are the only ones that you can Be
reasonably sure Of. Some new friends
may be Just - trustworthy, but you
don't know 1T. They haven't been
tested"
Peter sighed. There are times," said
he, when I wonder II life u worth
living"
II notice that you never do any
wondering Of that kind when there Il
q chance Of losing IT," retorted Old
Mr.. Toad. dryly.
"Just the same, it IL 90 fun of
troubles that sometimes 1t doesn't
seem worth vhile," said Peter.
"That Il what comes Of running
about 30 MUCH" replied Old Mr.. Toad.
"As . rule, trouble doesn't come to
people: they 90 to trouble. OF course,
this isn't always true, but I notice
that the people that 90 gaddine about
most are the ones that most often get
into trouble. NOW II you had remained
in the dear Old Briaf- Patch you
wouldn't have had ali these troubles. I"
Peter had to admit that this was
true. "But think how much those Who
never 60 anywhere miss." replied
Peter.
"They miss = lot Of dangers" re-
torted Old Mr.. Toad.
"True," replied Peter. quite true,
but think Of all the things they miss
seeing"
Il find plenty to zee right at home" :"
replied Old Mr.. Toad. do you know
what the greatest blessing in the
world b?"
'What?" demanded Peter.
"Contentment," replied Old Mr..
Toad.
(Ccpyrisht. 1850
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Secret rlsns in Waste.

Police Of Prague, Cseehoslovakia.
have been informed by m employs Of
. wssts paper merchant that among
paper collected during his rounds were
discovered documents Of the highest
importance, all marked secret and
confidential" The documents reveal
the latest mobilization plans Of the
C1echoslovakian army. The police
placed the papers under lock and key
and started IN investigation.
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Canton Builds Factories.

Despite financial difficulties the pro-
vineial government Is continuing It's
tkree-year plan Of reconstructiun In
Canton, China. Already II factories
have started operations or are under
construction. The amount expended
so far u estimated at $lS, $50. 900.
According to . report Of the Statistical
Bureau "a factories must be built
within the three years and the
amount appropriated for them Il more
than Ss6, ,o00, 900. Promotion Of agfi-
culture and forestry 10 also being
carried out.
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Natures Children
Glove.

was called Amboyna, and often
referred to - the Island OF Spices.
Later. the Glove became % popular
that 1t WAS introduced to other Islands
and at present is cultivated In Ceylon,
India, Mauritius and the west Indies
The whole plant yields valuable oils
The buds are picked ana carefully
dried, then sl1ipped to the markets
The old name for the plant meant
"nutleaf." Because Of its clovclike
odor, the "clove-pmk" was given its
name.
(Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Old Table Il Found,

The writing table used BY Frederick
II Of Prussia at his Fotsdam home,
Sans Souci, which disappeared after
his death in 17e6, WAs found recently
In an auction room, and the German
government has secured Il with the
intention ot placing II In its original
position.
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Contract
BY r. HAL SIMS.

Mr.. Sine is Dniueysdlly acclaimed the
greatest living contract and auction
player. He tpas captain OF the renowned
"Fosr Horssnsen" team, ssoU disbandsd
ana has spon % national chanspton.
ships since 1924. Thess articles are
based On the Sims systsm. sghich
iscludes the osse-0pef-0ne principle
sosich the Slime group Of players aOai
the first to employ end depeiop.
Evening star., 1935-06-03
ny LILLIAN cox ATHIY.

ny LILLIAN cox ATHEY. =.
"HR Glove, like so many Of our
blessings, ID taken for granted,
and few there are, indeed, who
have any idea where the
aromatic little buds hail from.
TO most Of us, the oil Of cloves
brings hack to memory childhood days.
when toothaehe seemed to be our lot.
With . few drops Of 1t on = bit Of
Evening star., 1935-06-03

house and there he had found Peter
Rabbit. They were old friends, and
20 Peter had poured out All his
troubles to Old Mr.. Toad. He felt bet
ter for % doing.
There's nothing like telling ones
troubles to some one else," said Peter.
THAT depends" replied Old Mr..
Toad.
Depends on what?" asked Peter.
Depends on who you tell them to. "
replied Old Mr.. Toad. "Haven's you
ever heard that the wise keep their
troubles to thenaselveS?"
Evening star., 1935-06-03
Charity Drives 0prosad.

Charity drives have become % fire.
quent In Kneland that signs reading
mo Requests for Charities" are ap-
peAring on houses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
NEW BOOKS READY
 FOR DISTRIBUTION
 AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Juneau Public Library has he following new books on the shelves ready to distribute:
 Young-This Little World; Nord- hoff and Hall-Pitcairn's Island; Thorne-Delay in the Sun; Smith The Glorious Pool; Hilton-Good- bye, MT. Chips; Lorimer The Stage Line; Alexander Candy; 3aldwin-American Family.
 Chapin = Love Without Break fast; Bailey = The Radiant Tree; Bower The Flying U Strikes; Chase-Mary Peters; Gilson-The Cat and the Curate; Miller-The Second House from the Corner; Iibbs-Rivers Glide On.
 Renard = Ridgeways; Gregory The Island of Allure; Widdemer- The Other Lovers; Ruck Sun burst; Young-So Red the Rose Wright-To My Sons; Bellamy- Equality; Woollcott = While Rome Burns, and several new mystery stories.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
TEN LEADING 6 AUTHORS WRITE
 UPTOWN FILM
The Woman Accused All Star Liberty Story Has
 All Star Cast

Rupert Hughes, Vicki Baum, Zane Grey, Vina Delmar, Irwin s. Cobb, Gertrude Athertcn, J. P. McEvoy Ursula Parrott, Jcian Banks and Sophie Kerr. who rank among America's top authors, combined their talents to write ''The Woman Accused" the Paramount Liberty Magazine all-star story opening Sunday at the Uptown Theatre, with Nancy Carroll, Cary Grant and John Halliday in leading roles.
 The ten authors were secured for the first venture of the sort by George Palmer Putnam, head of Paramount's Eastern story board, and Fulton Curs,er, editor of Lib- erty. The story was written for the double purpose of publication in Liberty and Animation by Para mount.
 Miss Carroll, red headed film beauty, is the central character in "The Woman Accused" On the eve of her wedding to Grant, she is confronted by former lover, who demands that she return to him. When she refuses, he is so in furiated that he phones a gang ster acquaintance with the idea of having him bump off Grant. Be- fore he can give the order, how ever, Miss Carroll has hit him over the head with a bronze fig urine.
 With Grant she flees aboard a steamer making weekend cruise to nowhere" Halliday, friend of the slain man follows. in search of evidence to incriminate her
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
GEORGE RAFT IS STARRED WI TH'-. MENJOU SUNDAY
The Trumpet Blows l: Title of Thrilling Drama
 Coming to Coliseum

Featured by dramatic and thrilling story, colorful back grounds, and with George Raft in the role of a bull fighter and Adolphe Menjou as a reformed Robin Hood turned cattle bar on lParamount's "The Trumpet Blows" opens Sunday at the Coli scum Theatre.
 Raft, portraying a Latin youth educated in American universities who, in spite of such an influence still is determined to be mata- dor. enacts the role with conv.nc- ing sincerity.
 Menjou, as Raft's elder Ibrotaer and the most determined opponent to the latter's efforts to become a matador, pcrtrays the swagger- ing and daring cabaEero in typical Menjou style.
 Frances Drake appears as a vi- vacious and fascinating dancer from Mexico City whose charms enamor both of the brothers, mak- ing them rivals in love as well as combatants over the issue of Raft's ambition.
 This story, depending upon such characters for it's major appeal turns out to be a colorful and dra- matic piece Of entertainment, en- hanced by a climatic series Of action scenes which are thrilling in the extreme.
 Edward Ellis, as a crippled ma tador, Sidney Toler, as Menjou's handy man, and Nydia Destman daughter of neighboring ranch CT whom Menjou had hoped to see the younger brother marry, con- tribute interesting roles. Other supporting players are Douglas Wood Lillian Elliott, Fances McDonald and Katherine DeMille, a new conner who attracts attention as a house girl in the Menjou ha- cienda.
 Stephen Roberts, who directed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02

The Idaho department of agri- culture has planted sapling from the first apple tree which grew in the state 97 years ago and will preserve it for posterity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
Pass Relief Bill

MARTHA SOCIETY DINNER at Presbyterian Church Parlors. April 10. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
HOUSE WORKING DAY AND NIGHT
 TO CLEAR BILLS
Hope to Have All in Senate by Monday, 50th Day
 Pensions Discussed

(Continued rom Page Cne)
 morial to Congress asking change in the Organic Act giving Leg islature right to refer questions to vote of the people. It was pointed out by several members
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
'CLEOPATRA' IS
 COMING SUNDAY
 TO C APIT0 0L
Lovely Claudette Colbert and Warren William in
 De Mile Spectacle

Lovely Claudette Colbert will be seen for the first time Sunday at the Capitol Theatre in the role of fascinating Cleopatra, in the spec tacular production of the same title presented by Cecil B. De- Mile.
 With Warren William in the lead ing masculine role, and others in the cast equally well chosen. Cleo patra is said to be the greatest spectacle offered the public by MT. DeMille.
 Reproducing the thrilling life of the famous siren of the Nile, Cleo patra, as interpreted by Miss Col bert is said to be one of the most fascinating characters ever shown on the screen.
 This DeMille spectacle was shown throughou tthe principal cities of the United States as a road show, with correspondingly high prices. Because of the fact that it is be- ing shown in Juneau at regular prices, and large crowd is ex- pected, the management suggests that those wishing loge sections phone for reservations.
 Last Times Tonight
 Melody in Spring" starring Lanny Ross, radio favorite, with Mary Roland, Charles Ruggles and others equally well known in the supporting cast, wlli be seen at the Capitol for the last times to- night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
PAUL BROWN TAKEN
 TO HOSPITAL TODAY

Paul Brown, well-known adyer- Using man and athlete, was taken to St. Ann's Hospital today. He had been confined to his home for more than a week with in- flammatory rheumatism.
 MT. Brown is member of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02

disbanded Krause Concreters bas- ketball team of the City League, and his absence seriously handi- capped that team in it's vain play off for the second half champion ship of the league recently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-02
HOSPITAL GUILD TO MEET
 ON MONDAY AFTERNOON

On Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock there will be meeting of the Hospital Guild at St. Ann's Hospital, it was announced today by Mrs. J. F. Mullen, Secretary. All members are requested to be present..