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Dratha.

ALnE;xANDEE; n. NJ aARyEY:, Departed this
VEY ALEXANDER Of 1882 3rd st. NV.
son OF virginia and William II. Alexan-
Ger. He Is also survived BY one brother.
Charles. and sister. Doris Alexander: de.
voted grandmother. Mrs. Mollie Taylor,
and host Of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the Malvan
Schey funeral home. N. J. ave. and
II St. NV. Funeral Saturday. April 8,
at 1 pm, from the above named par
lors. Relatives and friends are invited.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ANDERSON, LENA STUART. On Thurs
day. April 4, 1895. at o am. at Emer.
gsnsy Hospital; after g brief illness.
son>. beloved wife Of Thomas 9: Ander-
son and mother Of Mrs. Samuel Poe
Garden. Robert Nelson Anderson. Mrs.
Robert Wendell Eaves and J. Nelson An
derson. Remains are resting at her late
residence. 30S Key boulevard. Lyon WI
lsge. Va: Funeral from St. Paul's M. Z.
Church South. 18th and Crittenden SITS.
nv. nv; on Saturday; M April 8. at pm.
NIMROD. On Thursday
April 4. 1898. at his residence 1447
beloved husband OF Mary Z. Anderson.
Remains resting At the 8. H. Hines Co.
funeral home. 29O1 I4th st. NV. Fu.
neral services at Full Gospel Taber-
nacle. North Capitol and x sts.. on Sat-
urday. April 8. at pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery,
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Deaths Reported.

Annie ]; Walker. SO. Gallinger Hospital.
Joseph ?. Shafer. S5. 45o Indiana avenue.
Emma L. Werder S3 1920 Upton street
Cora H; SAWYER. 76 1900 Tuniaw road
Mary A.. Follin "a. 1920 Third Street
Michael tI.ss' 4. Sweeney. 70. Il T street.
Robert Stone, II. 10 LOGAN circle.
John W. Treas 81 SS55 McComb street
mary Patterson. 56. Home for Aged and
Albert 1. Stacy, 81. 1874 Irving street
northeast.
Mary G. Mulvihill. "a. 1911 Seventeenth
Rossiis Renehan. A.. 1850 Wisconsin
oustave A. Possin. 43. 1850 Wisconsin
MsrraTet o'connor. 81. Providence Hos.
ia Johnson. 33. Providence Hospital.
Mary D. Reilly. 20. ll35 Thirteenth Street.
Theresa Wedel 90. Emersency Hospital.
frank Mccoy. jr.. Z. Childrens Hospital.
Ella Tyler rs. 1727la Seaton street.
Sarah Z. Johnson 63. 1897 Twenty-sixth
Eleanore c, Rh!nes. so. Is Ninth street
northeast.
Birdie Brock. A.. Gallinger Hospital.
Ellwood Gardner "a, Walter Reed Hos
Johnnie Miekens, 81. lily Third street
Dorothy caiwell. 90. Gallinser HOSPITAL
Harold Bell. Is Casualty Hospital.
Joseph Brown. 15. Casualty Hospital
Sa[para c. Magruder. 4: 2G35 p street
Infant Jeanes Parker. Children's Hospital.
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Births Reported.

Charles A. and Ethlyn L. Bassford. girl
Edward c. and Gwendolyn Z. Mitchell.
Charles L. and Catherine G. Hudson. boy.
Paul and Carrie r spadacino; boy;
Cecil II. and Barbara Z. Blackwell. boy.
Charles z. and Ellen J. Hall. boy.
Charles 8. and Mary B. Davis boy.
Robert A. and Louise c, Hefner boy.
william c. and Georgia w. Lndamood,
Harry L. and Tillie Cooper. boy.
Roger r. and Ethel D. Hale. girl
William N. and Kathleen w. Barrett. girl.
John B. and Mae r. Reed, girl.
Seth and Mary NJ. Butler, girl.
Julio C. and Katherine +. Salomone, girl.
Robert w. and Isabel A. Castle. girl.
Arthur G. and Hazel M. Parks. boy.
Luther J. and Frances NJ. Etchison. boy.
Elda ]. and Marion McKeithan. boy.
Harold d. and Hazel B. Shaddock. boy.
Frank ]. and Ruth r. Kennedy. boy.
Roger r. and Violet B. Smith girl.
Elber H. and GLADYS Z. Read. girl.
Thomas A and Evelyn l. Sears. girl.
Donally and Margaret v. Crist. girl.
Everett and May Eggleston. girl.
Andrew j. and Elizabeth M. Betz girl.
Charles and Ada Warren boy
James A. and eenhia q. Forbes. boy.
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CUMBERLAND COUPLE
INJURED IN COLLISION

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Homer Cordey,
both 46, Of Cumberland. Nd, re-.
ceived minor cuts and bruises and
possible internal injuries when q car
in which they were riding was in
collision with truck at Fourth street
and Maryland avenue northeast. Mrs.
Cordey was dismissed after first-aid
treatment at Casualty Hospital, while
Cordey was admitted for treatment.
His condition was listed at the hos
pital as undetermined. Police named
Lewis Miller, SO, of 81 K street as
the driver Of the truck. He was not
held.
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1n 4rntnrtaitf.

BLONDHEIM. ADLINE. In sad but loving
AlpLINE BLoNDHEM. Who depart.d SSTsrd
April 5. 1912. ''
Gone. but not forsotten.
HER CHILDREN.
BR9MN s2sns: q GfEoRGE or a., n loving r.msm
GEORGE e. Brown. WHRH Who 'pd si.d dr'9eT; tso
years ago To-Day April I rHE 1sIsi FAMILY
JACKSON. GLoyENIA HATToN. A trib-
we PeGy.T aHs SsuEhssE Hd sister
US suddenly fve years ago today. Aprii
3. 1880.
AS we loved you. so we miss you.
Loved our r.msmS.T %Sry yoI nsIsn are .is;y: near
Bringing many a silent tear.
How sad today our troubled hearts,
How dim our eyes with tears
For death has robbed us of one
HER fARGSsTs sisTGRs SIS f4Gs AID M IsRf5 sRorHER
SMITH. ELIZABETH BETTY. In loving
RSTe9 mRSsm9ry 9l ogr dear mother. ELIZA
teen years aso today. April 5, 1922.
Years may wipe out many things.
But this they wipe out never.
The memory of those happy days
HER DEVoTED~ S s ~eff cH1fpRGSN li5 RsSSftef Ella GER
IRUDE. LOUISE. ROSE. LILLY AND
SMITH. FREDERICK W. In loving mem.
ory Of dear husband and father
FREDERICK w. SMITH. who died three
years ago today. April 5. 1899.
The silent strings Of memory are sadly
touched today
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
TORHLo. JACK r. A tribute Of love TO
the memory Of our loved one. JACK r.
TORuLO. who left US eight years ago.
April 5. 1927.
TIL memory fades and life departs,
You'll live forever. dear SON. in my heart
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER
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MRS. AYLESW0RTH DIES;
MOTHER OF N. B. c. HEAD
Long Illness Proves Fatal to
Widow of Distinguished
Educator.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT COLLINS, Colo, April s.
Mrs. Georgia Shores Aylesworth, widow
of distinguished educator and
mother of M. H. Aylesworth, leader
in the radio and Aim worlds, died
here last night after q long illness.
She was In her late seventies.
Mrs. Aylesworth died ut the home
of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Arch Hahn.
She had been Ill since the death Of
her husband, DR.. Barton o. Ayles-
worth, in 1888. DR.. Aylesworth was
president of Colorado State College
here for nearly is years. He formerly
was a member of the faculty Of Drake
University at Des Moines, Iowa, and
pastor Of the Central Christian Church
Of Denver.
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CAPT. MARTIN p. N0VAK,
U. S. A., RETIRED, DEAD
Edgemoor Resident Dies at 60.
Survived by Father, So-Serv-
ices Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BETHESDA, Md. April S.-Follow-
ing an illness of several months, Capt.
Martin p. Novak, go, U. s. A., re-
tired, died yesterday at his home at
Edgemoor. near here. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Caroline Novak,
formerly Of Raleigh, N. c.. and his
father, Albert Novak, 80, and two
brothers and ive sisters, all Of Cleve.
land, Ohio.
The funeral will take place from the
home at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, burial to be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Capt Noyak was a native of Cleve-
land, Ohio. and had lived at Edge
moor nearly nine years. He served in
the Army 20 years, being retired in
1915 and later was for several years
connected with the Du Pont Co. of
Delaware.
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FOREIGN.
tUhELGN.
q am. Greenwich time. today
PARK OFFICE ASKS BIDS

Lightning protection systems will be
installed shortly at the Memorial en-
trance at Arlington National Cemetery
and on Columbia Island.
c. Marshall Finnan, superintendent
Of the National Capital Parks, today
called for bids which will be opened
in Room 1915, Navy Building, at IL
am. April 26. The lightning arresters
will be installed at Is points.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain tonight,
probably ending tomorrow morning:
warmer with lowest temperature
about 48 degrees tonight, slightly
colder tomorrow; moderate to fresh
southerly winds, shifting to fresh
northwest tomorrow.
Maryland-Cloudy with rain to-
night, probably ending tomorrow
morning; slightly warmer tonight.
colder in west and central portions
tomorrow.
Virginia-Rain tonight and tomor-
row; warmer tonight, slightly colder
in southeast portion tomorrow.
West Virginia-Rain tonight and
probably tomorrow morning; slightly
warmer in extreme east portion to-
night, colder tomorrow.
Report for Last "a Hours.
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CL0WSER FUNERAL SET

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, April 5.-Fu-
neral services are to be held today
for William Turner Ashby Clowser.
73, retired Frederick County farmer,
who died at Mount Williams.
Surviving are his widow, formerly
Miss Mary Ellen Anderson; seven
sons, two daughters, one brother and
three sisters. He was a member of
st. Johns Lutheran Church.
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MRS. MARY v. SHORTER
OF MARYLAND IS DEAD
Services for Benedict Resident
Will Be Held To.
morrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEoNARDToWN, Nd, April s.
Requiem mass will be held for Mrs.
Mary Virginia Shorter. s6. of Bene-
dict, at the st. Msry's Roman Catholic
Church, Bryantown, tomorrow, with
interment in the adjoining cemetery.
She is survived by q son, Thomas A.
Shorter, with whom she made her
home. and two daughters, Mrs. Alice
Brady Of Kenilworth, D. c., and Mrs.
Ada Majannier Of Washington, D. G.
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MRS. AGNES A. LEAKIN
DIES AT HYATTSVILLE
Native of Illinois Will Be Buried
Tomorrow Afternoon in
Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Nd, April s.
Following q long illness, Mrs. Agnes
A. Leakin, 80, widow Of Andrew J..
Leakin, died yesterday at her home
here. Mrs. Leakin had resided here
IS years. She was born in Alton, ILL.,,
In 1874, and for q number of years
lived in Baltimore. She was the oldest
member Of Ruth Chapter, Order Of
the Eastern Star.
Surviving Mrs. Leakin are q daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hannah L. Brady, OF Hyatts-
vile and son, George G. Leakin, Of
Washington, D. C.
Funeral services will be held TO-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Leakin home. Interment will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore.
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c. R. MILLS, 81, DIES
Illness Fatal to Retired Farmer of
Hunting Hill Area.

Hunting Hill Area.
Special Dispatch to The Sta.
HUNTING HILL, Nd, April S.
Charles r. Mills. 81. retired farmer
and longtime resident Of this vicinity,
died yesterday at the home Of his
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hezekiah Mills, after an illness
Of several weeks.
Besides the son, he is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Michael Whalen and
Mrs. Clarence Sparrow. both Of
Gaithersburg.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT DESERTED ANIMALS
20 the Animal Protective Association 5000
wisconsin ave. NV. Phone Emerson
FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
animal Rescue League. II o St NV.
Phone North $3.50.
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Gold Beaten Very Thin.
Gold was recently beaten so thin in
England that ] ounce covered l46
square feet.
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RITES TO BE TOMORROW
Mrs. Grace Dyer-Smith Will Be
Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery,

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Dyer-Smith. who died recently at the
home Of her son, Philip Sidney Smith
at Seven Oaks, Kent. England. will be
held at pm. tomorrow at the home
Of her niece. Miss Quincy Smith, 3ll0
Woodland drive, with Rev. Allen
Stockdale officiating.
The body will arrive In Washington
tomorrow morning. accompanied by
her son and her daughter, Barbara.
Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Oh Thursday. April T. 1888, At the
CATHOLIC Home 3043 P ST. NV, MARY
EL1zABEIH FREEMAN beloved wife OF
the chapel Of Frank Geier's sons Co,
4113 7th st. NV. on Monday April s.
a. am. REQUIEM mass at the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception At $50
am. Relatives and friends Invited,
Interment st. Marys CemeterY
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CEMETERY LOTS.
BURIAL sTTEs-TWo BEAUTIFUL srTTS
In Cedar Hill Cemetery; sacrifice san caah
Address Box 241-x. star once, e.
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Precipitati0n

Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
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IchNER. DAVID L, On Wednesday, April
1926. 18th st. NV, DAVID y. TURNER
the devoted husband Of Bell M. Turner
and brother OF Margaret L. Turner Of
new YORK City. Remains resting al the
". Ernest Jarvis funeral Church. Ii3S
You st; NV. Funeral Sunday. April Z,
az pm. from the above funeral
SCnn5en; C.met.-v Iaterment Lincoln Memorial
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WALKER. MARGARET L. On wednes-
9:l:,A 1.y; ADFil Ho;S 3 1925; A. GeosE:.oTn uni
loved wife Of William / Walker Of White
0ak. Nd. Body resting at Warner Z.
humphreys funeral home S424 GeorKia
ave, silver Spring. Nd. Services At the
silver Spring Baptist Church. Silver
spring. Nd. on Saturday. April g. at
an Intsrment Colesville Cemetery.
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Monthly precipitation in inches
the Capital (current month to datt
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DREW. WALTER, Departed this life on
lhrr:dayw ln..: ApTi pRa ssS after f.. 5risi
Hampton Drew. He leaves to mourn
their loss Q devoted wife. Amanda
Drew; one sister. four brothers. four
children and other relatives and friends.
Funeral Tuesday. April o, at ! pm,
from the funeral parlorS Of L z: Mur-
terment in Haynes CemeterY. 6
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Continued
STOVESI STOVESL

Complete line of rebuilt stoves. Don't
wait; buy now. You'll find here the stove
Sou want.
without water backs: WOOD AND COAL
HEATEgs dATRoHES; n0vrs gas soANWaTgR ANR 3IR
HEATERS cheat from 80 to. 800 gallons,
LAUNDRY STOVES. You'll And our prices
reasonable and we deliver. ,, u
Trade in your old stove. we buy all
Stoves and latrobes. Phone or SET Us.
NEW PHILA. JUNK CO.,
1895 H st. NE. Lincoln 1O3i1.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE D. c., halt block from
Conn. ave-Cuiet, employed adults: two
light housekeeping rooms. private bath: en-
tire 3rd floor. bed room furnished if de-
sired. Phone Emerson h231.
1910 BILTMORE ST. NV. Apt. 10. Had
dington Apts.--N:ce large. bright bed
room; :, laree windows: next to bath: quiet.
25I6 I:'th ST. NW.-Sinsle front room.
nice neighborhood. near Central High;
DOWNTOWN. 1888 N. Y. ave. Apt. 3-
Very large rooms. twin beds and bed-dav.
export: completely furnished phone.
2O06 COLUMBIA RD.-Completely furn.
room; bath. shower; rental. $50; for re.
310 v ST. NE.-Comfortably furnished
room with twin beds: next to bath: suit.
able for employed gentleman.
1920 YOU ST. NV. APT. l2-Moderate
pTiee nj .nn IN 5naosninssa at ~ IL; return
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front room. newly decorated / or . gentle
men; next to bath: heat. light. hot water
phone; large grounds: ! block N Capitol
4 car line or bus; close in for business men
| or Government employees; So per week,
Phone North 2B4a-J
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3o45 10th ST. NV furnished rooms
lor nsht housekeeplne, next to bath; no
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SIS 10th ST. N.W.--One large housekeep.
ing h.-w h.; bath, h.-v. same hoor; elec,
gas: also single sleeping near bath; So 50.
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reasonable Lyon Village ESQ sta. =
mi west OF Rosslyn on Lee Hishway.
POINTERS. pediereed: 3 mos old: veil
grown: will hunt this Fall; reasonable
30a1 Claiming st, ne Atlantic l"l3-J.
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LARSE front room. adjoining bath; nicely
furnished; private family: all adultS: an
bus line. Phone GeorsIa 2s3s
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| NEAR 18th AND r STS-PleaSant. WE'LL
| furnished newly decorated room. unlim-
| tied telephone; continuous hot water.
| 1920 RiRsg place
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| DUPONT CIRCLE. 1865 Church st. NV
| Delightful. large room semi-prlvate bath:
| gentleman only: private family 30S
! $40 KANSAS AVE. NW.-Nicely iurn.
| master bed room with priv. bath; c.h.v.;
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in MADlSON ST; near l6th-LarEe front
T. room. next bath, in detached private horne !:
v. earase optional. GeorEia h221
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1913 CHAPLIN ST-Larse bed-living room,
Semi-private bath: neatly furnished; 500
lncIudlns phone heat and lisht.
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I1.. PARK RD.-Fine large, quiet front
ROOM second moor convenient to every.
thlng: ami. Owner. Columbia fRo
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1910 PARKWOOD PL. Nw-Very pleas.
well kept: private family Col Sa6l 2as
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1913 UPSHUR ST NW.-Nicely furnished
room in restricted neishborhood; also ga
rage.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 p st.-Furnished
LEX - basement; large front room. > men;
Neeplns. beds. Phone Potomac 0s0E
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Conn. .)-Desirable nicely furnished yoorn
next oetn: suitable for two; tyin beds.
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1859 CHAPLIN ST NW-One or two rms,
privste bath with or without garage: rea-
sonable. Phone Columbia "l6a-J. 30
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GLOVER PARK-Nicely furnished front
room; near Mount Alto Hospital; private
family. Phone Cleveland 3Obo.
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SEQ ASPEN ST. NW.-Room. block from
Walter Reed Hospital men only: 800 each.
CAll SAturday Sunday Id &
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$3.50 FULTON ST. N.W.-LarEe front 2
EXP oeteched home. clean: quiet neigh.
oorhood; employed people Cleye. bSaS .
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.sfo Istn 81 NW:-Small room, reason-
aole price. Phone Potomac 236s
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NR. WASHINGION CIRCLE: SI4 END
Univ; attractive front rm.. ali new furn'
mod environment; quiet. private: reAs /;
gentlemen or business couple. West 05g5-J.
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LARGE comfortable room for one or two.
1921 Belmont road NV. Phone Adams
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ROOMS-FURNISRED

201l KAIORAMA RID NW.-Attractive.
comfortable room for employed eentlema1
SlS.0O mo. Phone Decatur 1920
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COLUMBIA HOTEL. 2l25 @ St nW-Fur-
nlsned rooms with running water, from So
weekly; hotel service,
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1929 IRVING ST. N.W.--Lsrge double.
nicely furnished front room; southern ex-
pOsure: cont hot water: SO so week each
La opinión., 1935-07-24
.GOLPE DADO A
Los CATOLICOS
DE ALEMANIA
Hitler ordeno la disolucion
de los veteran0s cat0li-
cos de la guerra

United Press para LA OPINION
BERLIN, Julio 23.- Una termi
mantle orden sirads por ell dictador
Adolfo Hitler disolvio hoy la or
g%anizaci6n de v%eteranos eatolicos do
la guerra, y con csc motive los prin
cipales Iideres de la legion Gas
cos de Acero" manifestation sus to
mores de que una disposition sic
milar venga a poner termino a In
que ellos representan y que equi-
vale a 10 que en- Estados Unidos es
la Legion Americana.
La orden de disolucion de la orr
ganizacion militar catolica fue
transmitida y puesta en- vigor por
ell premier Hermann Wilhelm Goe-
ring, como un nuevo paso en- Ia
campana nazista contra el cato
licismo politico'.
Goering explica que la organiza
ei0n de veteranos catolieos nc de-
be existir, desde ell momento que
los elementos religiosos Sc valen de
aquellos para intensificar su poll
tica en- contra del gobierno, y ade
mas porque Sc quiere purificar de
una e por todas a los grupos mi
litares.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
Ell DIRECTOR DE LOS
VIVEROS, ASESINADO
cIUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio .

clUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio 90.
-(Exclusivo). Con la cabeza des
trozada a balazos. en- avanzado es-
tado de decomposition, fue halla-
Go esta mariana ell cadaver del Sc
nor Rafael Zubeltia, director de los
Viveros de la Direction Frestal, en-
ell kll6metro IL de la carretera de
Toluca.
Yacia en- ell fondo de ina zanja,
a doude Sc c~omprende 10 tiraron sus
victimarios hace dias, pues su de-
saparicion Gataba desde la tarde del
sabado pasado en- que Il familia
res, in~quietos, acudieron a la Jefa
tura dc Policia a denunciar que no
habia vuelto a su casa.
Unos labriegos que pasaron ca
sualmente por Ia zanja, en- un pun
to que esta dentro de la jurisdic-
ci6n de San Bartolo Naucalpan,
fueron los que hicieron ell descu-
brimiento. comunicando ell hecho a
las autoridades de dicha ~poblacion,
las que, al no conseguir identificar
ell putrefacto cuerpo. p~idieron ayu-
da a la policia de Mexico.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
SERA FUNDADA
NUEVA LOGIA
DE La ALBANIA
Quedara establecida en- La
Verne ell proximo saba
do II

LA VERNE, Julio 1S.- (Por CO.
rreo).- En- dos dias de trabajo lie
vado a cabo en- esta ciuGad, o la
cooperation del Sr. j. JESUS Lopez,
asf como de la Srita. Paulita Mar
tinez, fueron conseguidos 20 apli-
cantes que fueron va preparados en-
la session verificada en- la Logia de
San Dimas, a efecto de tramitar
su Recommendation y ayudar a la
c~onseeucion de nuevos elementos
que han de formar la Logia Nun.
1855, que Sc instalara ell dfa 81. tSa-
bado) en- ell salon &c la Legion Anne
~ricana. conseguido por ell Sr. Guy
Caserta. miembro de la misma Le-
gion Y quien goza de grandes in
fluencias en- esta region.
Lo mas selecto de la Colonia Me-
xicana formara esta nueva sucur-
sal. que promote ser n de las mas
grandes de la region. por ser tan
numerosa la colonia.
La election de la Mesa Dlreetiva
provisional, que podra ser instala-
bb dClllillAN oiiiNiAC 81 Viz - ~
lievara a cabo ell dia %. EN- ell mis-
mo salon, en- donde Sc arreglaran
las comisiones que atiendan a es-
te gran acontecimiento social, de-
biendo reunirse a las s p. m.
Han sido invitadas para apadri-
mar este acto, las Logias de PO-
MONA, SAN GABRIEL y SAN d.
MAS, esperandose que las mismas
hagan un llamado a todos sus COM
ponentes para que en- masa asis-
tan juntamente con la Comision
respectful. hacienda invitaciones
ademas a las amistaGes que ten
gan para %presenciar ell acto publ
CO solemne que dara principle a las
1880 P. NJ, pues ell acto de la mi
ciacion e installation, Sc comenza-
ra exactamente a las 6 de la tarde,
encareciendose a todos la mayor
puntualidad, a efecto de terminar
los trabajos rapidamente.
Para la installation de esta Lo-
gia, estara presente ell Sr. D. NJ.
Perez, Organizador Regional, en-
cargado &c la iona de los Conda-
dos de Riverside y San Bernardino.
La Colonia Mexicana de La YER
ne Sc muestra complacida de los ira
bajos llevados a cabo y afianzo su
decision de formar su %sucursal.
cuando vic ell derroche de lujo y
fuerza que presento la Logia Nun.
327 &c San Dimas. en- donde Sc han
agrupado todos los buenos elemen-
tos y siguen agrupandose.
La opinión., 1935-07-24

veces durante la noche, con una
cara como un condenado y unos
modales como un despota.
Magdalena Sc estremncio bajo
la Influenza de un presentimien-
to d~oloroso.
Use habra batido Pablo con
Moran? Ihabra caido de nuevo en-
su poder?, Sc dijo.
Y pensando en- este, levanto 10
vista hacia ell ~portero y continue:
Il Supongo que los criados no
habran salido?
-Segun y conforme: ell CO.
chero Sc e%ncuentra limpiando el
c~arruaje, y Agustina.
70 pregunto por Fabian.
-iFabian?... ahi lie tiene us-
ted.
Magdalena volvi6 la vista hacia
el punto que ell portero lie indi-
caba, y VIC a un joven de fisono-
mia franco que avanzaba hacia
ella por la carrera de San Fran
cisco.
Era el mismo que habia dado
raz6n a Magdalena del paradero
dc Alejandrina, por 10 cual ambos
So reconocicron facilmente.
Me han dicho, exclamo Mag
dalena dirigiendo una penetrants
Inirada al criado de Moran, que
su seiior de listed no Sc halla en-
casa.
Ash es, sehorita, repuso aten.
tamente Fabian.
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La opinión., 1935-07-24

Magdalena recibio teniblando Ia
carta que ell portero lie entrega-
ha, rompi6 ell sobre, y lego 10 81
guiente:
"Magdalena. No te asuste mi
tardanza. Mendoza esta en- peligro
por haber cooperate a mi evasion,
V no quiero abandonarle. E5to pc
dra durar un dia o muchos; pcro
de todos modos, yo regresare a tn
lado en- cuanto pueda. Nc querien-
do proporcionarte ell pesar de una
~despedida, me valgo de este medic.
Mi atecto es tan grande como mi
sratitud, y tie la consagro por
entcro. Mi amor es tan immense co.
no mi fe, y p~ertenece a Alejan-
drina. No temas por mi.-Pablo".
Magdalena separo los ojos de la
carta, y enjugandose las lagrimas
dijo al %portero:
-iMi berlina! iPronto!
Alexandria lego en- aquel mo-
nento.
-Buenos dias, hija mia, dijo be-
ssndola en- la frente.
-iLlora listed?
ST: ha ocurrido una pequena
dcsgracia que me molesta mucho.
-iUna desgracia?
81; ella me obliga a salir bre-
YES momentos, pcro vclvere en- Sc
guida.
All iluego no voy con US
TED?
No quiero que sufras. hi5a
mic; eres demasiado joven Y aun
y tc quedan muchas lagrimas que