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HaAana, Feb. 8.-Interroga-
do ell DR.. Cardenas acerca de 81
no Sc decretarian amnistias con
motive del "a de febrero, eSpe :
cialmente en- cuanto a deHtoS pc
liticos, contesto que no Sc habia
ipenSado en- ESQ.
Hoy a las doce Sc vencia la
fecha de suspension de las ga :
rantias en- las provincias de la
Habana, Santa Clara y Cana
giey.
Al mediodia Sc firm6 un de
creto prorrogando la suspension
de las garantias por IS dias
mas.
Ell nuevo ministro tplenipo-
tenciario de la Republica Domi-
nicana present6 EN- la tarde de
hoy, Ell la ~Secretaria de eStado,
al DR.. Cosme de la Torriente, las
cartas que 10 acreditan. En- bre-
We, con las ceremonies de cos
tumbre, presentara sus creden-
ciales al Presidente Mendieta.
Ell Rector de la Universe :
dad firm6 un decreto nombran-
do jefe de la v~igilancia noctur-
ma del Alma Mater al estudian-
tie de derecho A. Diaz BaldO :
quin. FL nuevo jefe tendra a su
mando 18 vigilantes, que mon
taran una guardia permanente
durante la noche Y la madruga-
da, en- los puntos mas estrategi-
cos de la Universidad.
Los obreroS del sindicatO
de la MADEIRA, afectados por ell
decreto SAB, acordaron en- una
asamblea celebrada aver, un mo
Ivimiento de huelga, que comen-
cara hoy a las seis de la tarde.
Ell segundo jefe de la policia tee
MICA Sc entrevist0 con ell secre-
tario de agricultural, que habia
citado a los lideres de dicho sin
dicato con ell fin de que renun-
ciaran a la huelga. 81 no acce-
den seran encarcelados.
En- un vapor turboelectrico
La gaceta., 1935-02-08

Madrid, feb. Bel c0ngreso
neg6 los suplicatorios para pro
cesar a los d~iputados Juan Pu-
jol, Santiago Fuentes Pila y
Lamamie de Clairac.
Lucidos actOs Sc han efectua
do en- Palma de Mallorca en- no
nor del Oral Batet, gobernador
militar de Catalina. Batet fu6
gobernador de Mallorca y dei6
gratos recuerdOs de su mando.
La banda de la Republica
Sc ha concedido al exembajador
del Brasil en- Espana, Sr. Luis
Guimaraes. Tn decreto en- csc
sentido sc public6 Ell m%artes.
-Por 80 dias mas Sc ha pro-
.rrogado ei estado de sitio en- las
provincias donde ell gobiernO
cree que no sc ha restablecido
por complete la normalidad.
Han sidO puestos a DISPOSE
ci6n del Sr. Portela Valladares,
gobernador de Barcelona, nue.
We lfderes anarco-sindicalistas,
detenidos ell microbes. Sc les
acusa de celebrar reuniones
cladestinas Y de incitar a Ia al
teraci6n del orden.
La Recommendation de la
venta y fabrication de armas
de fuego y explosives Sc pOndra
en- vigor tan prOnto el gobierno
forme el monopolio que patro-
Gina ell primer ministro Le-
La gaceta., 1935-02-08
HOY ES. Ell Ola DE TAMPA
EN- LA FERIA DE FLORIDA

Ell dia de hoy esta dedicado a
Tampa por la Feria de Florida
V Sc entregara, frente a la glo-
rieta, la medalla de merito que
anualmente concede ell Club CT
vitan.
Las medallas anteriormente
concedidas Sc italian en- poder
de los prominentes ciudadanos
d. B. Mckay, C. w. Lyons, Carl
d. Brorein, A. L. Cuesta, Jr., y
Frank M. Traynor.
Hara entrega de esa distin-
.ci6n ell Sr. Sol Mas, presidente
del Club.
FL comite que hizo la adjudi-
|caci6n aparece cOmpuestos por
James w. Warren, l.. N. DANTE
Ter, Jr., w. F. Ives, Charles D..
C~ordner, Stanley Price, David
E. Smily y E. d. Lambright.
Manana sabado Sc efectuaran
carreras de automobiles y lpOr
la noche Sc cerrara la Feria.
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Los leprosos Sc fugaron del Hospital de San La
FARO y Sc presentaron en- la Secretaria de Sandal
Ell "doctorcito" Garmendia les amenazo con
~mandarlos a la Isla de Pinos

dia fueron dejados cesanteS IA
empleados, 10 que ha venido a
agravar la situacion. Ell Hos2i-
al esta rodeado por la fuerza
publica. Ell patronato guberna-
two mantiene dentro del edifi :
clio gran numero de policias,
Los huelguistas piden la re-
posici6n de los empleados que
han sido dejados cesantes; des-
militarizaci6n del Hospital y
que Sc lie siga un eNpediente al
administrator, DR.. Garmendia;
aumento de sueldo y una junta
de gobierno, desterrando al pa
trono unico.
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LA RECOMMENDATION DE
UN OBISPO A LOS MEDICOS

Madrid, Feb. Sci obispo
de Cordoba, dice ell periodico
Gel Pueblo" en- una cartita al
presidente del Colegio de Me
dicos de dicha capital de pro-
vincia, ~aconseja: como una
de las cosas que, o mayor in
teres y empeno, recomienda ell
Papa es la vigilancia que han
de emplear los medicos para
que los enfermos sellen su vi
da cristiana con la reception
de los ultimos Sacramentos,
ruego a listed encarecidamen-
tie que, en- SUI calidad de medi-
CO, vele de modo especial por-
que los deseos de SUI Santidad
Sc vean realizados; y 81 ade :
mas, quisiera listed hacer X
tensivo este ruego a sus digni-
simos companeros del Colegio
Medico, que listed preside, Sc
10 habra de pagan Dios y 10
agradecera mucho su devote
amigo, etc.
La carta Sc publico en- un
Boletin del Colegio Official dc
Medicos de la provincial de Cor
doba.
La gaceta., 1935-02-08
LOS INDIVIDUOS ACUSA-
DOS DE ROBAR CIGARRI-
LLOS

Fianza de $500 senal6 aver el
juez de paz Lorenzo Herman
DEE, poniendolos a disposition
de la corte de 10 criminal, a los
ciudadanOs Tom Vaccaro y Ed
ward Darling, acusados de ha-
Der robado siete paquetes de ci-
,garrillos de I'm canton de la
companfa Walden y Gray que
Sc hallaba estacionado en- la ca
lie de Franklin.
Esos hombres fueron arres-
tados cuando trataban de ven
der a un comerciante la mer-
cancia robada.
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ChUNH NO CRtNGAS
dollar del obreNs orcedor y los precios de los
where's. = LasSTarifas de electricidad en-
las principles ciudades.

Pequenos, muy pequenos,
causa de la escasez de trabajo,
son actualmente los jornales.
de los obreros de la industrial
tabacalera.
Ell torcedor habil que antes
CANADA de 10 a y pesos a la Sc
mana, ahora, ccf los misnfos
precios en- ell vitobaje, solo CO.
bra $40 o SIP, no mas.
.Antes, cuando ell obrero CANA
ba mejores jornales, ell dollar lie
rendia mas en- la bodega, la car
NIGERIA Y la lecheria.
En- estos momentos, con los
elevados precios de los where's
Y la carne, ell duro del trabaja-
dor POGO vale y por 10 tanto es
peor, mas dificil, su sfuacion
economical.
Vamos a llegar al cincuente-
mario de la industrial en- plena
crisis para los hombres y mule
res que en- las fabricas traba-
jan.
Los tpatronos pagan por las
vitolas ell mismo precio, pero la
escasez de trabajo limita la pro-
ducci6n y acorta los jornales.
iY ell dollar CUE antes facilita-
ba la compra c. varias libras
de comestibles, ~ POGO signi-
flea para ell obr Zen ell instan-
te de adquirir SIC ASituallas!
iAlguien debe atender este
problema de los trabajadores de
la industrial tabacalera, porque
es de humanidad y ~justicia ell ha
cerloi
Ocho o nueve pesos rendian
antes de las injustificadas SUI
bidas de precios en- los a~rticulos
de primera necesidad, mas que
doce o catorce ahora.
Ell canine de salida debe bus
carlo ell gobierno extendiendo
las alas del aguila azul de modo
que cubran Y protejan a los ciu-
dadanos que lganan modestos
salaries.
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que la defensa de Hauptmann terminara
hoy de presentar sus testimonies

Eel fiscal tratara de probar
en- que lugares pas6 ell dia del
crimen la criada Violet Sharpe,
que Sc suicide; explicara tam
bien en- que sitios pas6 lsador
Fisch la noche en- que Sc paga-
ra ell rescate por ell DR.. Condor ;
intentara probar que habia Qua
tro agujeros de clavos en- la es-
calera Ia noche del IL de mario
de 1882, y mostrar que uno de
los testigos de Hauptmann CO
meti6 error al decir que vic al
acusado en- ell Bronx, la nocht
del secuestrO.
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Pennington, New Jersey, Fee
brero 8.-Charles De Bischop,
un experto de Waterbury, Con,
declarando aver en- ell proceso
de Bruno Hauptmann sOstuvo
que la maHera de la escalera
que obra como pieza de convic-
ci6n es completamente distinta
a la MADEIRA del desvan de la ca
sa del acusado. "Yo diria, mani
fest6 ell testigo, que es una ma
dera completamente distinta."
Interrogado pGr el abogadO
general Wilentz admiti6 que ell
La gaceta., 1935-02-08
LA GORTE DE APELACIO-
MES Case UNA SENTEN-
GA QUE AFECTA AL TIE
RRAPLEN Y DIQUES DE
LA ISLA DAVIS

New Orleans, feb. 8.-La
quinta corte del circuito de ape
laci0nes de los Estados Unidos
case aver una sentencia del dis
trito federal del Sur de Florida,
en- la reclamation de $3.50, 900
hecha por Eufemis l.. Kelliher
y su eaposo contra la Stone and
Webster, Inc.
FL pleito Sc estableci6 por da-
nos resultantes de la construc-
ci6n del terraplen y diques de la
isla Davis, en- la bahia de Hills-
La gaceta., 1935-02-08

La Comisi6n Federal de Elec-
tricidad, en- ell informe que aca-
ba de publican en- Washington,
reveal que en- dos ciudades del
estado de Ohio, Cleveland y Co
lumbus, ell ciudadano de pocos
recursos puedes adquirir 10 XII
lowatts bora de alumbrado por
60 centavos.
Esos Is kilowatts bora le
cuestan al consumidor de esca-
SOS medios, en- Miami, la ciudad
de los enormes precios para ell
turismo, Sill; en- Tampa, dom
de los tabaqueros ganan diez o
doce pesos, $3.50, y en- Jackson
vile, $1.05.
La tarifa de Miami es la mas
hlta, porque posiblemente lie
cargan al consumidor por Ell
china y Ia luz solar.
Por 25 kilowatts bora, ell We
elmo de Cleveland paga 88 cen
tavos; ell de Washington, la ca
pital de la Republica, SO; ell de
Miami, $2.76; ell de Tampa,
$3.50, y Ell de jacksonville,
$1.75.
Tacoma, ciudad del estado de
Washington, con planta propie-
dad del municipio, vende 100
kilowatts bora por S2.40.
Por les $50 Y 500 kilowatts
bora que Tacoma carga $3.50 y
S6.4O, a los vecinos de Yonkers.
en- New York, Sc les "extrae'
$685. y $28.35.
Holyoke, ciudad del estado de
Pennsylvania, por los Is kilo-
watts bora abona so centavos
al igual que Cleveland; York,
en- ell mismo estado, por esos Ii
kilowatts abona $1.66.
New Rochelle Y Mount Yer.
non, en- ell estado de New York
pagan 1926 por 25 kiDwatts
bora, mientras que Lakewood,
Ohio, solo SS ~centavos.
Por los 40 kiloWatts bora
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que Miami paga $4.18A Tampa
$40 y Jacksonville $2,bo, Lake
wood, Ohio, solo abona $1.31.
El vecino de Atlantic City, por
esos 40 kilowatts, para $3.50,
mas que los residences de jack
sonville y Tampa.
Miamh en- los 100 kilowatts
Ihora, cobra S6.16; Tampa,
1925; Jacksonville, ST; Queens
N. Y, 1925; Yonkers, N. Y,
$685., en- contras6e con Taco
ma $2.4O, Buffalo $3.08, Wash
ington $3.50 y Chicago 1915.
En- ell grupo de los Is kiIo-
watts bora Miami aparece a la
cabeza, con sus $2.76, seguida
de Tampa. Jacksonville cobra
Sill, Buffalo $1.13, Filadel-
fla $1.5S Y Brooklyn $3.50,
Miami esta a la cabeza, en-
precio alto, en- los 40 kilowatts
bora, seguida de Tampa, Queen,
New York; Yonkers, New
York, y Jacksonville.
De un total calculado de 20,
600 1000 de consumidores, 10,
$1,000 usan, mensualmente,
entire Is Y 40 kilowatts.
Los que tienen refrigerado-
res electricos, unos 5,310,00O,
consumer de 100 a $50 kilo-
watt bora, y 100000 usan la
corriente electrical para coci-
mar.
En- las ciudades de los altos
precios, ell peqaeno consumidor
sale por ell techo'; en- las de
bajos precios ell pobre es ell mas
beneficiado.
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borough, en- Tampa. La corte in
ferior orden6 un veredicto en-
favor de los demandados y La de
apelaciones sostiene que tai We
redicto no Sc debi6 ordenar.
Los demandantes Y la ciudad
de Tampa tienen derecho a una
considerable porci6n de la pro-
piedad cubierta por ell terraplen
y los diQues,
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LA VIRGEN Sc APARECIO
EN- UN CAFE, A UN CA
MARERO

Madrid, Feb. ga un CANA
zero de apellido Mendez Sc lie
apareci6 la Virgen en- un cafe
apartado del centro de la pobla-
ci6n. Ell mismo dfa de la apart
ci6n ell camarero dej6 de traba-
jar. Miles de personas han des-
filado va por ell lugar del mila-
La gaceta., 1935-02-08

IA que Sc debe la tremenda
desigualdad en- ell precio del flu
do e~lectrico?
iPor que un ciudadano de
Cleveland solo paga 60 centavos
por Is kilowatts bora, como ell
ell de Lakewood, Ohio, y ell de
Miami Sc We obligado a abonar
$1.71?
iPor que ell ciudadano de
Jacksonville paga $1.05 por los
Is kilowatts, con un minimo de
so centavos, y ell de Tampa Sc
We obligado a pagan $3.50 con
$1.O0 de minimo?
mo seria conveniente esta-
blecer un "Comite Nivelador"
en- la industrial de electricidad?
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politica de mi pals y ell mejO-
ramiento social y econ6mico de
mis- conciudadanOs que mantle
nerme firme y sin tenor contra
esta necia fantasia del momen-
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gro y ell negocio del cafe aumen-
to acknowledgements.
En- los primeros dias ell publ
co hizo cola a la puerta del e.
tablecimiento.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
Christian Endeavor

David Hayward, superintendent Of
the Tenth Legion and Quiet Hour De-
partment. announces tomorrow marks
the international recognition of Tenth
Legion day by Christian Endeavorers.
Members of the intermediate and
Senior Unions heard r. w. Handbook
recount the thrilling adventure in
connection with the crash of the air
plane in which he was a passenger
some weeks ago, last night, when
Westminster Presbyterian Society was
host. Elmer Stevenson, baritone. sang.
DR.. Darrell c. Grain, chairman of
the Convention Committee, announces
there will be several classes in Chris
tian Endeavor methods, in addition to
lectures on Biblical characters and
Bible history by prominent pastors of
Washington. Merritt L. Smith, presi-
dent of the Christian Endeavor Alumni
Fellowship, will present special class
in expert endeavor that will last
throughout the convention. AS the
principal speaker for the period of
the convention, DR.. We're w. Abbey,
general secretary of Christian En-
deavor in India, Burma and Ceylon,
will speak. Registrations for the con-
vention will be received by Frank M.
McGeary, jr., $50 Rock Creek Church
road.
For the international convention
in Philadelphia in July, the local
Committee on Arrangements is under
the direction of Hillman Harris. The
headquarters hotel for the Washing
ton delegation will be in the Hotel
Normandie and reservations are now
being made for accommodations
there, and at the Bellevue-Stratford.
There will be a meeting of the Pub
licitv Committee for the Washington
convention at the Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow at 5 o'clock.
william Spencer announces meet
ing of the intermediate board at his
home tomorrow at $3.50 at 1888 Spring
road. The senior board meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. L. c. Greene.
1872 Twenty-third street southeast.
A rummage sale, to be held under
the sponsorship Of the union, under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. Louise
Grain. will be April at Twenty first
and K streets.
The intermediate Society at Ninth
Street Christian Church is participat-
ing in its second expert endeavor
class this year. under the leadership
of c. N. Hilley.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
GERMAN WAR DEAD
TO Be PAID HONOR
Embassy to Participate in
Special Concordia Lu.
theran Services.

While Germany tomorrow honors
the memory Of the more than 2,000,-
900 men who died in the World War,
memorial service will be held at Con-
cordia Lutheran Evangelical Church
here at 10 o'clock.
The German Embassy will furnish
floral decorations in honor OF the
German war dead. The German Am
bassador, DR.. Hans Luther and the
staff of the German Embassy will at
tend.
The Dawson Glee Club under the
direction of John r. Monroe will sing
"Es ist genug." Bach; I'm Paradisum.
Faure; "Litanei," Schubert; die
Heldenseelen nicht halten kann daS
Grab" Thiman.
William Booth Covert, junior vice
commander, National Capital Chapter
No. 2 of the Disabled American Vet
Grams of the World War. will bring
greetings and offer an expression of
appreciation of the German soldiers
who gave their lives in the World War.
Comdr. John T. Chichester Of the same
organization will place wreath on the
altar in honor of the German war
dead.
The German Ambassador will re-
spond to these greetings. Rev Charles
Enders will preach on THE Heroism
of Love"
In the English service at 11:15 am.
Pastor Enders will preach on The
Divine NOipa Of Assurance ~
In the Lenten service Wednesday
at pm. the topic will be The
Changed Life Is An Honest Life"
Evening star., 1935-03-16
'HELL'S PAVEMENT
DR.. M|LLER'S TOPIC
National City Christian Pas
tor to Preach at Service
Tomorrow Morninu.

DR.. Raphael H. Miller, pastor Of the
National City Christian Church. will
preach on "Hell's Pavement" at the
morning services tomorrow. Mrs.
Frank Osteen, guest soloist. will sing
Consider the Lilies" by Scott. Con-
tinuing his interesting narrations at
the evening service DR.. Miller will tell
of "A Perfect Friendship as typified
by a familiar Bible story.
At the Thursday church night din
ner at the Vermont avenue social
hall. 5:45 O'Clock. a group from Clar-
endon, Va, will present missionary
play, "Bathane" After the play DR..
Miller will lead in a discussion on
Ways of Winning Others for Christ.
The public is invited.
An operetta. The Maid and the
MILDLY" will be given Friday and
Saturday evenings at the Vermont
avenue building. There will be rs
in the cast.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
DR.. HARRIS SPEAKER
AT FOUNDRY CHURCH
Prize of the High Calling Is
Subject of Sermon Scheduled
for Morning.

At Foundry NJ E. Church tomor-
row DR.. Frederick Brown Harris. min
ister. will preach at II am. on THE
Prize of the High Calling and at 8
pm. on The Tyranny of the Tan
gible."
The annual dinner Of the Bolgiano
Mems Bible Glass. DR.. Frank w. Col
lier, teacher, will be held Monday at
the Grafton Hotel, with DR.. Raphael
Miller of the National City Christian
Church as guest speaker. Mrs. Helen
Eckman, harpist. will contribute selec-
tionS.
The second Of the series Of Lenten
services will be held in the Lenten
chapel at pm. Wednesday. DR.. Will
liam S. Abernethy of the Calvary Bap-
tist Church will be the guest preacher
The play. The Youngest" by Philip
Barry. will be presented in the dra-
matte hall of the church Friday night
Members of the EpwortsT League are
taking part in the play as follows:
Kathleen Carson. Barbara Harris.
Emily Laird. Don Mars Howard Saun-
ders, John Sheppard and Harvey
Thirloway.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
Epworth League

Among the local group devotions
tomorrow evening will be the continu-
alton of the study of the economic
justice series at Hamline. Tommy Kid
will speak on Daniel" at Brookland.
Robert Beyers will speak to the young
peoples group of Trinity on Youth
and the New Testament" Lester
Fansher, conference treasurer, will
speak to the Woodside group on who
Are We?" The Glickner Glass Of the
senior department of the Sunday
school will have charge of the Ana
costa League meeting.
"Mama's Baby Boy" is a play to
be presented by the Dumbarton Ave-
nue. Y. P. group Tuesday evening.
John Troth was recently elected to
the presidency of the Chevy Chase
Young Peoples Society and Ross Glee-
son was elected to the same Office of
the Foundry group.
On April 3 the District Epworth
League and Methodist Youth Board
meet. The convention banquet and
annual meeting will be held May l.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
.DR.A.A.STOCKDALE
ANNOUNCES TOPICS
"Christianity Believes in
Christ" Is Subject
in Morning.

DR.. Allen A. Stockdale. pastor of the
First Congregational Church, will
preach tomorrow at II o'clock on
christianity Believes IN Christ" and
at 8 pm. on The Individual Meets
Religion" The vested choir. under
the direction of Ruby Smith Stahl,
will sing at both services. Paul
De Long Gable at the organ.
The CALVIN Coolidge mems class.
under the leadership of DR.. B. B.
James, meets at 10 o'clock. Miss
Helen Olmstead will lead a discussion
en- What Happens When We Pray
at the Young Peoples Society at $50.
Miss Elaine Olmstead will lead the
worship program. The church supper
and midweek service will be held
Thursday. Supper at pm. At 6:45
the first session of Lenten seminars
will be held
The Red Cross Sewing Band will
meet Monday at 10 O'Clock. The
I. C. Y. c. will meet Tuesday at II
o'clock with Mrs. Martin Schram, 4442
Reservoir road. The Young Women's S
Club will hold a dinner meeting at
6:15 Tuesday. Nine. Cantacuzene-
Grant will be the guest speaker
A class in public speaking, led by
DR.. Stockdale, will meet at pm. on
Thursday.
There will be a banquet Friday at
6 pm. fo- all the Congregational
young people.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
BEN JOHNSON TO SPEAK
AT BAPTIST MEMORIAL
Discussion of Every Member Can
vass Will Precede Sermon
Tomorrow Morning.

At the National Baptist Memorial
tomorrow morning Ben Johnson will
speak on The Fundamentals of
Stewardship" before the sermon in
connection with the preparation for
the every-member canvass. The sub
ject of the sermon by the pastor.
DR.. Cove G. Johnson, will be This
Grace Also" In the evening he will
speak on What Jesus Preached on
the Failure of Mere Reform"
The pastors class for boys and girls
and the Bible Study Glass, under
the leadership of Wellington B. John
son, will meet Thursday at ITO pm,
this being the last meeting of the
Bible Study Glass. At the mid-week
service at o'clock the missionary
lecture course will close with a lee
ture with pictures by William H.
Richie of the Scripture Gift Mission,
Philadelphia Melton pictures of
American mountain people will be
shown.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
SERIES TO CONTINUE
Dr.. Henry W. Snyder Will Speak
on "History-His Story"
Tomorrow Morning.

At St Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning DR.. Henry w
Snyder, the pastor will continue his
Lenten sermon series on THE School
of Life" discussing "History-His
Story" At the evening service the
address will deal with The Church
In Tents and IntentS."
The Lutheran union service Mon
day evening will be addressed by Rev
Adrian Pfeiffer at the Georgetown
Lutheran Church.
DR.. Snyder will be the speaker at
the Lenten service at Epiphany Epis-
copal Church Wednesday at 445 pm
The Lenten community service
Thursday evening will be held at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church and will
be addressed by Dr.. Albert E. Day
of Baltimore.
On Saturday evening the DR.
Samuel Domer Bible Glass will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hickman, 431 Oneida place.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
SHOW WILL BE HELD
BY PURCHASING AGENTS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March ie.-The
twentieth annual international con-
vention and inform show Of the
National Association of Purchasing
Agents will he held here May 1923,
inclusive.
THE Effect of National and Inter-
national Governmental Policies on
Commodity Prices" is the theme for
the general program. with special
sessions devoted to discussing their
effect on purchasing practice and
procedure, and specific commodities
such as non-ferrous metals; paper,
pulp and board: edible oils, heavy
chemicals, foodstuffs, ferrous metals,
textiles, lumber, coal and mineral oils.
The inform an industrial
exhibit of products and processes, will
include displays by representative
companies.
Evening star., 1935-03-16
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March l6.-Wheat
showed an early upward price trend
here today. owing more OF less to Llv-
erpool quotations somewhat better
than due. Dry conditions Southwest
and reports of dust storms we're addi-
tional bullish influences Opening
unchanged to u higher May, 93-93h4.
Chicago wheat futures afterward held
near these limits. Corn started un-
changed to "a off. May. 791s-7914.
and subsequently altered little.
Washington official statements that
imports of feedstuffs were expected
to be increased had a bearish effect
on corn and oats later, and led to
some easing of wheat prices. The
Washington reports said more wheat
was being fed to live stock than had
been anticipated. 1t was added that
United States imports of feed grains
had enlarged in January and Febru-
ary. and would likely be augmented
in the next several months.
Despite downturns of corn and oats
prices, however, the wheat market
was stubborn, and for the time being
refused to go below yesterdays finish
A sustaining factor was word that
over a large part Of the West and
Southwest, extending as far South as
Texas, dust storms in numerous cases
were the worst ever known. There
were Buenos Aires advices, too. that
the Argentine wheat crop is nowhere
near as good as last year
Packers buying strengthened pro-
visions.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. March l6 OP-Whpat