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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE
SCHOOL NOTES.

The pupils are giving oral book re-
ports during few of our language
classes this week. A number Of inter-
esting reports have been given.
Some of the pupils have already read
the required number of library books
for the school year.
Kathleen Carr, Marjorie Seaman,
Evelyn Seaman, Sylvia Snyder Nellie
Pattie. Robert Grippe, Garland Ander-
son, Edward Johnson, James Brown
Martin Farris, George MigakI, Joy
Kuwahara, and George Seiger are the
members of the perfect attendance club
for the past month.
Joy Kuwahara, George Migaki Geo.
Geiger, and Sylvia Snyder have had
perfect attendance since school began.
PRESIDENTS BALL A SUCCESS
The Presidents Ball was decided
success in every way. A large crowd
was in attendance, 150 tickets beng
sold. A total of $45.70 sgas taken m. The
net proceeds, after the expenses were
deducted, were 1852. Thirty per cent
OF This amount will 60 to tbs rational
committee to be used for research
work, and the other 70 per cent will
remain in this vicinity to aid sufferers
from infantile paralysis.
Credit for the success Of the dance
should be given Miss Marie Hubbard,
the chairman, and Mrs Pentland COM
mittee member The committee wishes
to thank those who helped decorate
sell tickets or assisted in any way
They also wish to thank the orchestra,
which made substantial reduction in
price, and the business firms that do
mated prizes The prizes were contrib
uted by Mrs Myrtle Kinzie, D. +.
Fewkes, Troy Commercial, Troy Pack
ing Co, Kootenai Pharmacy, Morrison
Barber Shop, Mike Martin, Frank Frye,
City Grocery, Kootenai Valley Garage,
Coffman Motors, Central Service Sta
ton, Troy Ranger, Hubbard's Fix-Ii
Shop, KS Cafe Bob's Cafe and the
Lincoln Theater The prizes were wor
by the Misses Margaret Drew, Betty
Mullins, Selma Christopherson, Honey
King, Alice Kidder, Sophie Haugen
Val Donna King, Marjorie Bailey
Eileen Pritchard and Agnes Sheldon
Mrs. Gordon Daugharty, Mrs. Norman
Morrison, George Harrsch, Richare
Bartlett, Ford GRIPPE Archie Wheeler
and George Strom.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
A surprise birthday party was givel
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
FOR SALE

One Schoninger Piano, upright model
Circasian Walnut case, in first class
condition for $4,000 including bench
This is a bargain for immediate sale.
p A. PETERSON,
1886 Troy, Montana
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
Eureka News
CITY WATER WORKS CONTRACT
LET TO GREAT FALLS MEN.

The Eureka water works contract
was let Monday night at the city coun-
Gil meeting. The contract was let to
Lease & Highland Of Great Falls. The
details Of the meeting will be published
In the next issue
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs Don Rogers surprised
their friends here recently by an
nouncing their marriage which oc-
Cured last April Mrs. Rogers was
formerly Miss Gertrude Waller. She
is a graduate of the Lincoln County
High School and the Teachers College
at Dillon. Last year she was the teach
err of the school at Stryker. Mr. Rogers
is from Whitefish and at present is
employed at a government camp in
Glacier Park Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
stopped over in Eureka Saturday and
she is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cora
Waller.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hoyt are the
nroud parents of a baby boy born Sun
dau morning, Feb. ).
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

A surprise birthday party was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Anthony
Joy for her grandmother, Mrs F. D.
Head. Following a pleasant Afternoon
at sewing, delicious course lunch
was served The guests were Mrs h.
B. Callow, Mrs R. E. Clay, Mrs. N.
w. Morrison, Mrs. F r. Baggs, Mrs.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
ENTERS TRAINING AT ST. LUKE'S.

Miss Winnifred Schagel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schagel, left Sat-
urday to enter training at St. Luke's
hospital, Spokane Miss Winnifred, who
graduated from Lincoln County High
School last June, is popular member
of the younger set of Eureka. Her many
friends take this opportunity to wish
her success in her new occupation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
MISS WINNIFRED SCHAGEL
HONORED.

Mrs. Kenneth Curtis, Mrs. Ricky
Palmer, Miss Susan Kellerher, and
Miss Eva Rhodes were hostess to a
very enjoyable handkerchief shower in
honor Of Miss Winnifred Schagel- The
entertainment was held in the National
Hotel club room last Wednesday night
The evening was spept dancing and
playing games. The honor guest re-
ceived large assortment of large
small, colored, and plain handkerchiefs
AT the close of the party the hostesses
served a delicious lunch.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
KASANKA.

Tomorrow night Libby High School
will meet the Lincoln County High
School team on Eureka's floor at s
o'clock. The game promises to be a fast
one. Preliminaries to the game will
start at tbs.
Patricia Gibbons spent the week end
in Rexford, visiting Elizabeth Thomp-
son.
Esther Ann Madden of Rexford visit
ed Eloise Brown Friday and Saturday
The Junior class IS beginning to
discuss plans for their prom to be given
in April s'.''.'.'.''.....'5 .'s,.'''s'' .
Pearl Kampfe of Fortine spent the
week end and the first of this week
visiting Nerrine McAllister.
Copies Of the Senior class play, "In
the Dead of Night" have been ordered
and should be received within the nexi
week or ten days. The play, mystery
comedy, is to be under the capable di-
rection Of Miss Grace Downing A
definite date for its presentation viii
be announced soon.
The many friends and classmates o.
Ethel Campbell were sorry to hear o.
recent accident which necessitatec
her remaining home this week with {
sprained ankle.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
eureka HOSTESSES GIVE DE-
ILGHTFUL PARTY.

Mrs. Alice Mellinger, Mrs. Ruth
Thomas, and Mrs. Aletha Zook enter
tanned six tables of bridge Tuesday
afternoon at the National Hotel club
room A delicious bridge dessert was
served at 100 and the remainder q
the afternoon was spent playing cards
Mrs. J. Fl. Sailing won the high score
prize, Mrs E. E. Price, the intermedi-
ate prize, and Mrs. G. w. McGlenn tht
consolation. The club room and tally
cards were symbolic Of the Valentine
season and very prettily decorated
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07

1875
Evening star., 1935-07-26

month :
FURNISHED. INCLUDING
linens and china: l-r.. k. b. apt; availabie
Aug. /: reasonable. Res. mgr. III.
Evening star., 1935-07-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


REFRlGERATORS-w have on hand now
several slightly used. well-known refriger-
ators. These can be bought for the bal
ances due on the accounts All are guar
anteed and thoroughly cleaned and disin-
the original purchases. We represent in
Hia GEoNR6 fhes as cRosGE S9RGE kEh aNb
IGE,o;MATIC, We sell on the JORDAN
ses snd our ts sfse s,psS CENTS Day S8@s
PIANO Co. 1893 q St. NV.
REFRIGERAToRs. electric. Frieidaire- s
Gu, it.. $50: ,Kelvinator. 4 Gu. IT,. $50;
perfect eSs Win nss ssas
antee. 1000 14th NV. Columbia 01OO.
SEWING. MACHINEs-Four dropheads.
round hobbinS. choice 81 so: electric port
Aasms aSis s'si 45ss a guaranteed Dealer Phone
SEWING MACHINES cleaned, oiled. ad-
ais. So month. Col. e2i5 until pm.
SEWING GMACH1NES--singerp portable elec.,
SIS: repairs. ST. Lear. West 306o.
STEAM BOILER sections. o square feet
crate surface; good condition. 1898 v
st. NV. rear. 2S'
STEINWAY GRAND. excellent condition,
rosewood case. Phone Wisconsin 1852.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE GE.
4 mos in adv So. No deliveries. Soc dep.
WASHING MACHINES. 1885 floor samples
20 to 3jT of for cash. Apex Electric
Co. 700 9th st. NV.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. of used furni-
nns sa ena Fl sSes
table sho% eases ofSsr
odd pieces Closing out; must sell. 34lS
Rhode Island ave. ne. Greenwood 1901:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpeyttsements under this head
tno are presumed to be from pri-
uote individuals. unless the ddrer-
tisement otUes frm name or
business address or states the Unrd
Dealer Members OF the pubic
who find dealers mdSouerGdino IN
this column as pyipGte 'ndiptduuls
are uroed to report the matter to
The Star for tnpesttoation."
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202. 18th ST N.w-Cool. next bath. at
traCtiye home: cont h. W. phone ~
single 81 double per week each
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

tCOntinuedD
354I 18th ST Nw-Young lady South
erner, wishes to share room with another;
excellent meals; unlimited phone: $50.
Phone Columbia 5O4e.
l24O 10th ST-Close in: single or double
beds; Southern meals: home comforts;
1885 K ST. N.w.-Attractive rooms; walk
ing distance: excellent food: S32.6O up.
Large room over garage. --
1909 10th ST N.w.-Walking distance;
mosphere: good food.
1857 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished,
double front room. southern exposure;
southern cooking. Phone Adams 1880.
able opening for one or two In club resi-
dence. See for yourself.
1925 CLIFTON ST. Nw.-Vacancy for
young lady; cool home; excellent food S35
23OO 19tn NW-Ccol. clean single and
double front rooms, twin beds: good meals
young people; $50.
1920 ST NV. The Lee e-Marque"-Nicely
furnished rooms. semt,private bath; ex-
cellent board home cooking. 81
BILE rooms, beautifully furnished: refined
home; excellent. well-planned meals:
2O23 r ST. NW.--Vacancy for young
ladies in beautiful room, twin beds; re-
fined home: excellent meals: reasonable.
1919 ALLISON ST.-Large front rm., con-
Meeting bath; cool. quiet location: suitable
] or =; home cooking: garage 1ree
I722 MASS. AVE. N.W-vacancy for re-
fined young lady in large double room OPP
poSite bath: good food; every convenience.
. REFINED LADIES. private family, ex-
elusive NV. section; reasonable Address
lIO ST SE-Nice room. near Navy
Yard and Capitol for two.
WOODRIDE-Front room, twin beds; 2Hz
blocks bus: or single room home privl-
leges unlimited phone: reas. North 0230.
1905 N H AVE. Cat / 9Th and 0l-Vacan-
cies for two young ladies; lovely house:
excellent meals: S35 each.
CHEVY CHASE = Cool: gentleman; single
room. sleeping porch; beautiful home; best
meals: very reas. Phone Wisconsin 4652.
3624 WOODLEY PL. N.W-Secondf floor
double room. furnished or unfurnished; ;
employed ladies or couple; refined Gentle
family
1874 N H. AVE-PRIvATE CLUB RESI-
DENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: SINGLES.
SPRING MATTRESSES IdMACULATELY
CLEAN: SELECTIVE MENU. GYMNASIUM
5OO-ACRE FARM WITH MODERNIZED
COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING IN BLUE
RIDGE FOOTHILLS MAINTAINED FOR
CLUB GUESTS; SADDLE HORSES. REA-
GONAPIE
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COOL. FURNISHED: A. RM-. KIT. pa
apt. 2 exposures. porches., garage. heai:
priyate entrance. oDen fireplace: one block
of lOc bus; sos 2009 Kenmore. Cherry-
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WALKING DISTANCE. 1882 Vermont Ave:
nW-Larpe cool comfortable, double and
single. twin beds. continuous hot water
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

BEDDING MATTRESSES. boz springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
wash. Mattress Co. 319 st.s.w. Nat 1879;
CARPENTER, builder. remodelins. repair
ing; quality homes; reasonable; estimates
free, Phone West 1870. 81
CARIENTER-General repairs done by ex-
periencsd mechs mics; screens; shelving.
Free estimate. Phone West 1151. 2e'
CARPENTER BUILDER. general remodel;
ing; ffrst-class work at one-han the old
prices. w A. Moore. Columbia 3237-R. 2Se
CARPENTER-BUILDE : Alterations and
repairs. painting plastertns. cementlng:
new houses built; very reasonable. Estl-
mates free Phone Greenwood 2361-W.
CARPENTERING painting fencing, screen
ing lob; fully exp; best refs. Call J: Z.
GiiIiss. Phone West 1871. %.
= CARPENTRY.
Painting papering plastering: white mech.
Jack Sparkes. Decatur 4432.
CHAIR CANEING grzoLsTEs3 fNql I14e5
rockers splinted- CLAY ARMSTRONG.
ELECTRIC WIRING snG s,xtuTs. re.
pairs; e-r. house fxtures base plugs $50
Regal Elec Co $40 Upshur NV. Col s39I.
FLOORS sANDED finished: OLD hoors .
specialty; reas: sanding machine renLe9'
{ r. Folk. 1857 Sherrier pl. NV. Clev. ooze.
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Observation-Disclosures
MEMS WEAR.
SALESMAN

Active. prosperous appearing to represent
reliable old established firm. Free to travel
after local trial. who can present an un-
usual proposition TO business men intelli-
gently. Immediate income; permanent.
Phone Sunday for appointment. Extension
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APARTAIENTs-UNFURNIsHED

THE BROADMOOR
bed rooms. living room, dining room.
kitchen. bath and porch: overlooking gar
den; 3 exposures. garage: beauty parlor.
dlning room, etc, in building. Fhone
Cleveland 5000.
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SALESLADY.

Experienced saleslady with
car for a very dignified and
remunerative position. Write
for interview, giving tele-
phone number. Address Box
457-M, Star Office.
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$4,000 CASH

To invest in a good drug store as down
payment or full price. Mean business.
Reply quickly. Address Box 2S6-T, Star
office
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL, white; room and board S16 month:
do general housework. no cooking. Phone
Potomac 3121.
GIRL white or light colored: must have
excellent city references: good cook gem
eral houseworker. like children; 50 week.
1887 Montague st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER. colored to care for q-yr-
old girl; good home. small salary. Address
Box 259-T. Star office.
WHITE GIRL as mothers helper: must
stay nights: $50 month. Call Columbia
1n01S.
WOMAN general housework; must be good
cook and cleaner: sleep in: small family
good home and $50 month>to start. Phone
Emerson 50SS. 27'
WOMAN. competent. for general housework
and cooking; city references; stay nights.
Phone Emerson 1156.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
ARTTSTICALLY INCLINED WOMAN will
ing to study in spare time for commercial
art positions Write Federal Schools. Inc.
Dept. s. Minneapolis. MINI.
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o16 sth ST. S w. ACROSS FROM SMITH
Sonian Psrk)-Completely furnished. llghts
and gas, china. ETC.; also sleeping rooms
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RENT-FLATS.
COIORFD
WANTED-sUBURBAN APIS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

2 OR 4 ROOM FURN. OR UNFURN. APT
near Falls Church or Alexandra. o.
Box lO4, E Fails Church, Va. 2b'
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SALESMEN-Experienced
Radio, refrigeration or wash
ing machine men needed.
Good salary, permanent in
side work. Ask for Mr.. Solo
mon. Between 10 AM. and
noon. 816 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-26
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP-MEN.

BAKERS HELPER, for all-around work;
white or colored Apply 1906 Georgia
Evening star., 1935-07-26

1910 10Th ST. NW.-LARGE LIVING RM.
Murphy bed) dinette kitchen. bath: rel
erences required: rent reasonable. Man
Ant
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
CHEF colored; first-claSs all-around chef
MUST BE FIRST CLASS. 1918 You st. NV.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1925 18th sT-TWo
or three rooms. kitchenette and bath; new
~ 6ecnrated. all conVPnienCeS.
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SUBURBAN HOUSE. WITH AMPLE
ming August 3: references exchanged.
Evening star., 1935-07-26

AN OPPORTUNITY for salesman with car
to enter money-making oil-burner field:
full instructions. sales cooperation; eff
cient low-priced equipment: new men
earning substantial incomes. Call 1O-l2
n m ooI4 14th ST NV
Evening star., 1935-07-26

A REAL HUSTLER to contact undertakers
opportunity for the right man. Address
application to Box 16-T. Star ONCE. State
age experience present occupation. resi-
dence phone number
Evening star., 1935-07-26

34OI Bath ST. Mt. Rainier. Md-One-
fare zone, furnished rooms; rent reason
Evening star., 1935-07-26

PEIWoRTH-. LARGE ROOMS. K1TCH-
en- bath. SIS: sink. range, a:ml; cohE. 10
Evening star., 1935-07-26

1856 SHERIDAN ST Nw.-Large. cool.
front loom. private bath. Call after b.
ca0roia
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PRIVATE HOME-Good-sizeo. cool single
room with sleeping porch. near bath; nice
location: near bus and cars: breakfast op-
tioaal: lady preferred Phone Col. 6''51.
an ond ST, Sc. Apt 5-Nicely furnished
rom. next bath: walking distance Navy
Ward and Capitol Gentleman. rs
Evening star., 1935-07-26

IN MASS AVE PARK-Rooms with prl-
vste bath; exclusive section: garage II de-
sired. Call Sun. or ewes, Cleveland $500.
Evening star., 1935-07-26

26 7th ST s.E.-LARoE FRIGHT BED
room kitchen and alcove room running
water everything furnished; SO.
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RM., KIT. B.. DREssINGl CLOSET.
Murphy bed; Aug. 3 TO Sept. D or OCT. l.
Natl Q0S6 20
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Waking distance Govt. deptS: l room.
kitchen. front; 50 wk.. incl. gas. cleo
UNIQUE. 4 RMS. K. PRIV. B. WHOLE
foor: none nicer; "a quiet adults: SO;
SO week Phone Lincoln a33..
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i 3O4 MONROE EN.W-Laree. pleasant front
room. kitchenette. nicely furn.. next bath.
= IiCh
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ROOM. BOARD 3-year-o -old boy and moth
er; extreme NV or SUBURBAN; large SsIo'
Address Box 26I t. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-07-26

One thoroughly experienced in
the sale of auto parts and acces-
sories, to take up established
route The Anacostia Motor Co.,
1925 Good Hope Rd., phone for
appointment. Lincoln 2077.
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I7e3 EUCLID ST. NW.-single room. sec
ond floor. next bath, clean. instant not
water phone: house insulated: gentleman.
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T1KOMA PARK-S39 so: Q RMS, KrTCH-
enette, private bath. private entrance; heat.
gas. elec. furnished. Shepherd 2546.
COOL, APT. PARTLY FURNISHED, TWO
rooms kitchen. bath. front and be x
porches large yard. garage Phone Enier-
son 3016.
RIVERDALE MD.-TwO ATTRACTIVELY
furnished rooms. private bath: rock WOO
insulation KeIvinator; gas. heat and cleo
furnished. Phone Hyatts. 39l-R after $50
Evening star., 1935-07-26

354I 18th ST Nw-Young lady South
erner. wishes to share room with another;
excellent meals; unlimited phone: $50.
Phone Columbia 604e.
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2 large rooms kitchen and bath: exec
lent location and refined tenants; lanitoT
service etc. LOGAN CIRCLE NV.
. rooms. reception hall. tiled bath
kitchen and porch, FR1GIDAIERE On
HOUSE; newly decorated, large bulldlnE
THE 1sHIEEyIIL Ia scsARoNA APIS. 425 NJ ST. NV
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
DECREED
FOR KAISER

Death in the electric chair
was decreed by a District Su-
preme Court jury yesterday for
Harrison Mckinley Kaiser, con.
victed Of Staying James P. Nor
gan, Navy Yard union official.
Justice James M. Proctor de,
ferred sentence until a motion
for a new trial, to be presented
by Charles E. Ford, defense
counsel. Is decided.
The jury deliberated less than
two hours. Assistant u. S. Attor-
ney Roger Robb produced evil
dence showing Kaiser shot Nor
gan five times September 20, 1892,
in front Of the latter's home, $500
block Jocelyn st. N. w.
The two men, according to tes-
timony, had quarreled because
Morgan had been unable to OBJ
tain reinstatement Of Kaiser in a
machinist job at the Navy Yard.
Kaiser admitted quarreling with
the union official, but claimed his
mind went blank after he had
been 1nsulted by Morgan.
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
NEW BLOOD AIDS
SHOT VICTIM

Aided by several blood trans
fuSions, Policeman James P. Day,
IS, Twelfth precinct, continued to
fight for his life today in Sibley
Hospital, a bullet hole through his
stomach. Hospital attaches said
his condition was very good"
Meanwhile, Mrs. Gertrude Day,
IS, his wife, remained in deten.
ton at the Woman's Bureau with
out charge. She has admitted, po-
lice said, that she shot her huS-
band, claiming self-defenSe.
Mrs. Day said that after two
weeks of separation, she went to
the family home in the 1700 block
First st. N. E., to get clothing for
one Of her three children. In a
quarrel, she said, Day attempted
to strike her with a small cedar
chest. She seized Days service
revolver from a dresser and shot
once, her story related.
Since their separation, Mrs. Day
told police, she had been living
with her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Mason, wife of a park policeman,
in the 800 block S st. N. E.
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
Bones of Tiny
Race Found
In India

BOMBAY, Feb. 81 Q.NS0.
Discovery Of fossil remains
indicating possible existence Of
a human race only Is inches
tall caused sensation in
scientific circles here today.
Excavators working at Vad-
nagar, in the province Of
Baruda, reported finding bones
appearing to be those Of a
tiny human being, far more
diminutive than the pygmies
Of Central Africa.
Likewise the scientists found
the remains of an animal only
18 inches in length but pos
sessing the general characteris-
tics of a COW. In the course
Of their investigations they
found a weapon or walking.
stick only 10 inches long.
Scientific authorities with
held comment pending first
hand study Of the remains, but
it was predicted the finds
might affect prevailing theories
concerning the cradle of the
human race If the discoveries
are authenticated,
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
.ENDEAVOR GROUP ELECTS

For the seventh consecutive year
James A. Brown Of Zion Baptist
Church has been elected president
Of the Golden Rule Endeavor So
ciety Of the District.
The society, which includes II
churches, has just closed it's an
nual meeting at the First Baptist
Church in Georgetown. Other Of
ficers elected include Miss Carrie
Hawkins of Metropolitan A. M. E..
Church, vice president; Miss Anne
lie Harris of Galbraith A. M. E. z.
Church, recording secretary; Miss
Ketura Barnes Of Zion Baptist
Church, corresponding secretary,
and A. G. Rogers, treasurer.
Mrs. Eva Gibson of Shiloh Bap-
tist Church, was named intermedi-
ate superintendent; Mrs. Mary
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
a Parade of Knitted Clothes

a Parade of Knitted Clothes
Twill "go" everywhere this
season. . so be fashionable and
join the industrious group. at
THE KNITTING NOOK, 909
18TH ST. You can knit in a
cozy, quiet atmosphere without
being crowded or hurried.
Plenty of courteous expert
FREE INSTRUCTION. While
I was waiting to interview
Dorothy Colhoun. the new Beld-
ing Corticelli SHAN Hal
SHAG, pure silk yarns, came in
and I waited to see them un.
packed. and such luscious COL
ors. .bleu de France, crystal
green, woodlawn green, yachts.
man blue, silver mist, Bermuda
coral and hosts Of others-so
colorful, washable and practical.
A garment of this exquisite silk
can be knit as cheaply as $500
and I assure you, to dupli.
cate it would cost three times
as much. Begin today.
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
The Whole Torun's TALKING

The Whole Totvn's Talking
Have you been to KALE1-
DOSCOPE?" what do you think
of it? Isn't it just the cutest
little "jernt" in town. Every
body's talking about this new
night spot, at 2601 CONN. AVE.
and in such favorable terms,
for it's just about the incest
dining and wining" rendezvous
you ever saw. After five in the
afternoon you may drop in
for delicious (and inexpensive)
cocktails; during the dinner
hour you may be served q fine
full course meal, fastidiouSly
prepared, for 75c and $1.OO
and after the movie, or dance,
a late supper snack and a pre-
ferred drink, palatably served
will complete a perfect evening.
You'll have to see it for your
self to appreciate. Mae West
beckonS from her spot on the
walls of the nudist colony to
Come up some time"
The Washington times., 1935-02-21
U. S. Auto Exports
Rise 1O8 Per Cent
international News Service

United States exports of auto
mobiles and parts in 1884 in
creased 108 per cent above 1898
for a total of $1O6,314,4S5. The
1888 total was $sS,s6s,3SS. The
figures were supplied to the Com
merce Department by P. r. Mat
Tx, Of the Automotive Trade Divi-
sion.
Foreign shir' Aents of passenger
cars in 1884 aggregated 1926
units, valued at $77,784,291, as
compared with 63,754 units worth
$31 ,805, ,237 in 1888. Cars selling
for less than $1,000 accounted for
98 per cent Of the total exports
in the passenger car group.