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Evening star., 1935-07-16
CAPOSSELA. LEONARDO. On Tuesda

July ! 8. 1885. at Providence Hospital.
LEONARDO CAPOSSFIA. beloved hus-
band of the late Concetta Capossela and
father of John and Michael Capossela
Anna De Lisio. Funeral from his late
residence. 1928 Pa. ave. Sc. on Friday.
July 10. at $50 am. thence to Holy
Rosary Church where requiem mass
will be offered at am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery is
Evening star., 1935-07-16

DUDLEY. SADIE. Departed this life Tues
day. July Ii. 1895. after a brief illness,
SADIE DUDLEY. She leaves to mourn
their loss devoted father. Preston Dud-
ley; two brothers. one sister two uncles
three aunts and other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Barnes &
Matthews funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w.
Notice of funeral later,
Evening star., 1935-07-16

DULIN. ANNIE l. On Monday, July Is.
1885, at her residence, 30I4 Dent pl
Nv ~ ANNIE SsSIls L. beloved wife OF Frank
at the S. II. Hines Co. funeral home
2901 18th st. NV. on Wednesday. July
II. at IL am. Interment Congressional
Evening star., 1935-07-16

1885 at the GEORGETOWN University
Hospital, JOHN P P WHITE. beloved
of 1906 Colesvtlle pike, Silver Spring,
Md. Remains resting at the Lee fu-
neral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
until Wednesday. July II. at s am;
thence to St Afichaefs Church. Silver
Spring. Nd. where requiem mass will
be offered at am Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
WHITE. JOHN P. F. Mckinley Council.
No. 992, National Union Assurance So
ciety. announces the death of Member
. =
Evening star., 1935-07-16
1rt MPnlnrtaitt.

ALLEN, GLADYS GATHER. A tribute
Of love and devotion TO the memory of
a dear daughter and a loving mother
parted this life four years ago. July
Is, 1881.
A loving daughter, so good and kind.
No friend on earth like her do We hnd.
AND CHIT OPEN
Evening star., 1935-07-16

This lovely group consists R q
porcelain top extension table
and 4 Windsor chairs to match.
An attractive, inexpensive break
fast set.
Open q J. L. Budget Account
Evening star., 1935-07-16
LOST.

Lost ana Found Gdverttsements
for the daily Star Dttl be accepted
Mondays to FriddyS, tncius1ue. up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
ana legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-07-16

CASE-Friday, between Commerce Bldg.
and Carry Bldg, 927 18th st. NV, brown
ostrich skin case, gold tip, containing
drivers license and cards. Call District
2S11, ext. 2S10. Liberal reward offered
for its return.
Evening star., 1935-07-16

bAIIG1 DIX. hENH1 L N loving memo-
~ of our devoted husband and father.
DR.. HENRY L. BAILEY, who left us
two years ago today July Is. 1888.
BAUMAN. WILLIAM, JR. In sad but low
ing remembrance of my dearest husband
WILLIAM BAUMAN, Jr. who passed
away two years Sgo today, July 16. 1888,
at Tampa, Fla.
miss you tonight as the lights burn low,
Yes. Will I miss you. for loved you so.
loved you truly. and that you know
Is why tonight miss you so.
HIS LONELY AND DEVOTED WIFE.
Evening star., 1935-07-16

Sunday: answers name "Lasso" This dog
nursing pups. Reward. Shepherd 2406.
SPECTACLES, tortoise-sheu rims between
18th and Pa ave. Sc. and Sth and G Sc
Reward offered finder. Lincoln 1858. 16'
TOOLS and box lost Monday between 18th
ana NJ and 18th and Eye NV. Reward.
S24 18th st. NV.
WATCH. lost Sunday on Del Ray ave,
wTXST WATCH, diamond and platinum,
small size. with 17-iewel Elgin movement.
Reward Phone Georgia 3672. lSs
Evening star., 1935-07-16

KEYS. >. on ring No. X-255. Reward If
returned to 1873 Monroe st. NV.
PACKAGE Of personal papers and letters
on Pa. ave, between 10th and 22nd re-
ward. Miss Fergus. Apt. 203, 2ll5 Pa.
ave NV
Evening star., 1935-07-16


RimSky-Korsakov
Alborada, Variation, Alborada,
Scena Canto Gitano, Fandango
Asturiano (played without pauSe).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
MCFARLAND SAYS
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page y
he would be there to answer it.
But our laws have changed to suit
the convenience of those who wish
not to comply with the principles
of the Order. They will tell you
that a Master has no right to
summon a brother verbally. Many
Irregularities have crept into the
regulation of the Masonic Lodge. A
brother cannot obtain the floor be-
fore some brother will rise to make
a point of order on him. If the
Grand Master or the Worshipful
Master does not know when a
brother is out of order, then they
have made the wrong choice. A
point of order in my opinion in a
Masonic Lodge room is wholly out
of place. In conclusion, Brethren,
the eye of the public is focused
upon the craft and we will have to
redeem ourselves. or Masonry will
surely die. We are the salt of the
earth, so says the Scripture, but if
the salt has lost its SAVIOR, where
with shall it be salty, it is thence
forth good for nothing but to be
cast out and trodden under the feet
Of men.
When a Master Mason thinks so
little of himself and the principles
Of the order as to allow his passion
to run away with his better judg-
ment, and further allow himself to
be seen in a drunken condition,
staggering around before the pub
lie, then 1 say it is high time to
put such characters out of the Or
der, for he has become a drone in
the hive of human society. There
is no room in Masonry for him.
God grant that we, as Masons,
might come back to the paths that
have been so brilliantly emblazoned
by such men as l have men
toned, so that Masonry may again
be looked upon as an Order of
supreme morals, justice and rei-
gion, so as to induce the hundreds
of young men who are out of the
Order because of a lack. of those
principles of character.
Fraternally,
A. Mcfarland, w. M.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Health and
Hygiene
By DR.. w. D. Brown
Rr5"cT1N"s"-o1krSoS0Hr Tcso'~prrS1S1p
GERMICIDAL VALUE OF SOAP

Daily cover the air." or in print
we see the claims of some manu-
facturer for some particular anti
septic. They say that their prod
uct is the greatest discovery since
the beginning of man. All of
which may be true, but often not
necessarily so.
For home use, all that one needs
is to have the simplest, time-proven
antiseptics. The best for the av-
erage case is just ordinary soap.
Walker experimental bacteriolog-
ically with pure, chemically pre-
pared soaps and with the CONNER
cial soaps. The results showed
"that all soaps possess germicidal
action against common organism
giving rise to respiratory infec-
tons and against gonococci." Also
the activity of the soap was double
when the water was at body tenn
perature.
In short, most of the antiseptic
now available for the destruction
OF pneumococci, streptococci, men
ingococci, diphtheria bacillus, in
fiuenza bacillus, and spirochaeta
pallida are no better than ordinary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
CARD OF THANKS

We heartily thank our many
friends for the cards and gifts re-
ceived since we entered Glen Lake
Sanitarium. Special thanks to
these organizations: Palestine
Lodge, Electa Chapter, Willing
Workers and Pastors Aid of St.
Peter Church, Women's Auxiliary
of the National Postal Alliance,
Johnny Baker Post, American
Legion, and the Minnesota Asso-
citation of Colored Girls.
Mrs. w. E.. Stovall
and daughter Lois.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
OUR YOUNG PEOPLE


days George Washington space
used in discussing he conduct of people, seventyfve
people
fathers grandfathers
The conduct of the people has always disturbed old people
who either vice fOgetu Youth spirited
daring.
During holiday high girl young peoples
party refused to dance with good family and standing
young hapone girl replied
that her mother did to strangers
We wonder whether there better
CHURCH FOR WORSHIP
churches was the
old Jewish custom that the God
meet God must be best But the mobiles
the temple to display their purple robes of royalty
For 1000 people have church
vulgar display Let begin the year going
church o worship.
Let clothes.
friends what they used Let prelude
prepared take thoughts things
digest each scripture song
voice Let us think the intended for and neghbo
mercy pray before Let
worship.
The offering not the preacher officers a
missionaries, but only we chisel
WELL isn't foolish chsel God? God
carry through this conflict
Let clothes money, us go
church and worship away that we
went in good times either % the show.
NEW FACES IN THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Mr. Thomas Gibbons has been installed
The registered Gibbons opponent
in the last election against Gibbons in the
Negro precincts.
hackers very close friends of
the well the sheriff himself
loyalty kind of loyalty worth cultivation
accepted the situation in a fine spirit
With sagaciy he has chosen members
members of his staff They Hugh Shuck Babe
BarksdaWa he chose again They are
pair of high type people who expected give high service
Sheriff Gibbons the judgment the affairs of his
Office he will be in office many terms
Paul der
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Average Life of Shin

The average life of a ship is
much shorter than the average life
Of other large structures, writes
William Bigelow, Rathdrum, Idaho,
In Golfers Weekly. The amount Of
tonnage which either sinks or has
to be removed from service during
25-year period is equal to the
total tonnage on the seas in any
one year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Indian, and Mound BuiIders

The old theory that the mound
builders were a distinct race who
had lived from remote antiquity
in the regions of the mounds and
were eventually exterminated by
the nOmadic hOrdes coming from
the northward. represented today
by the present Indians, is no long
er accepted by the principal Amer
lean ethnolOgists. who hold that the
Indians are the descendants of the
mound builders.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Heather, Shamrock Grow in U. S.

Both Scottish heather and Irish
shamrock will grow in this country.
In Nantucket are downs in the in
terror of the island covered with
heather. and moist regions in Amer
lea furnish the right habitat for the
shamrock The English hawthorn
flOnriShes here and the Partisan
plane tree. which is a kind of syca-
more.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Horses Carry Radio

During peaCe-time maneuvers Of
the Italian army, radio equipment
sometimes is transported by the
cavalry by mounting it on horse
back, says Popular Mechanics Mag
azine. The equipment, including a
radio set and aerial. is carried to
communications headquarters such
as might he set mp in the field for
use in time Of war.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Origin of Silk Industry

The silkworm is mentioned In
japanese mythology, but its histor-
ical record began in 100 A. D., when
a Chinese, named Koma-O, went to
Japan taking sllkworm eggs with
him. Ninety years later, several
Chinese experts In sericulture went
to japan, and from that time the
industry fourished.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Curative Waters

In old Scotland, water drawn
from under bridge "o'er which the
living walked and the dead were
carried" as well as south-running
water, was reputed to possess won
derful curative properties.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
AustraI;a'. Sire

The island continent of Australia
is just a trifle smaller than the
United States, the area Of each be-
ing approximately three million
square miles. Both are about the
same width.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
soap solutions.

warm soap solutions.
This does not mean that anti
septics are of no value. But it does
mean that soap and water should
be used first in most cases, to be
followed, if necessary, by the po-
tent antiseptics.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-01-11
Ancient Rubbish VaIuabI.

Dating from the Fourth to the
Eighth century, valuable fragments
Of Chinese porcelain were discov-
cred when an ancient rubbish heap
was opened at Picking, China.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
TENDRA DOS DIVISIONES
LA ~UNIVERlSIDAD DE
TAMPA

de Tampa, Sr. M. S. Hale, anun
e Tampa, 9r. NJ. S. Hale, anun
clio aver que ell trabajo en- ell We
nidero curse Sc dividira en- dos
dos amos de educacion
general y dos amos de estudios
intensificados.
En- estos amos los estudian :
ties llegaran a los fundamentals
generates de una amp1ia edUca-
ci0n, de gran valor para sdguir
culquier estudio especial.
La primera division prepara-
"a a los estudiantes para tales
'profesiones como medicina, lie :
yes, ingenierfa, agricultural, ne
gocios y otros.
La segunda otorgara tituIos
en- comercio Y en- educaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
FieStas en- perspectiVasH

PN' CFNSSNNt
Tres grandes fiestas hay en-
lgerspectiva, la del dia l de sep
tiembre, en- Ell palacio del Cen
tro Espanol, en- West Tampa;
la del dia 2 de septiembre, en-
De Soto Park, organizada por
la Orden Caballero de la Luz, y
la del Is de septiembre bajo ell
patrocinio del Centre Asturia-
no.
Para la fiesta del Centre Es-
Sc trabaja va sin descan-
so y con apreciable entusiasmo.
Las comisiones Sc desviven y ell
n1mero de papeletas vendidas
aumenta cada "a horas.
Grandes es tambien la ANNA
ci6n entire los miembros de la
Orden Caballero de la Luz Y
sus amigos.
Y en- ell Centre Asturiano va
Sc sabe que no hay genie DOR
mida.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
MATO A SU PADRE EN- UN
TRANCE DE FANATISMO
RELIGIOSO

Charlotte, N. c., agosto 30
I'm j6ven campesino del conda-
do de Meklenburg mat6 aver a
su padre, Mack Helms, Y des-
pues Sc cort6 las venas de las
manos y Sc hiri6 en- ell cuello
con una navajo. Ell criminal,
que Sc dice cometi6 ell delito
en- I'm trance de fanatismo, Sc
llama Vern Helms y diio a la
policia que habit recibido la
orden divina de matar a su
padre, a las diez de la mana
ma del domingo.
En- Ell hospital onde el loco
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
Madame Lanvin empez6 Wis

Madame Lanvln empez6 Wis
tiendo a su hijita, la hoy elegan
tfsima condesa de Polignac, V
con tanto gusto 10 hacfa que
.empezaron a acudir para que
hiciese igual con las suyas res
lpectivas, primero, sus amigos, y
luego, otras muchas madreS,
hasta ell punto de que hoy no
hay 5e@me file de fortuna que
no Sc haga vestir por madame
LAWN. Asf como Paquin fue Ell
modesto de las reinas, Lanvin
10 es de las princesas-o exprin
cesas-deI mundo.
Su famosa robe de style, esa
que lleva la nota 1910, la ha he
che celebre. Madame Lanvin tie
ne que inspirarse en- alg1n gra-
bado antique, en- alguna estam-
pa de dcoca; tiene que tener pa
IA base 10 que los franceses la
man I'm dOcumento.
No es original como Channel
La gaceta., 1935-08-26

Los puestos ep-el gobiaap
han sido cubiertos por a CO.
mandante lBenigno Gallegos,
ministro de la gobernaci6n; fe
derico Paez, ministro de obras
p1blicas, y coronel Manuel E.
Cepeda, ministro de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
INVESTIGATION DE LA Sc
GURTDAD DE LAS LINEAS
AEREAS COMERCIALES

Washington, lAgosto 24.-La
Camara de Representatives. ha
~ordenado Sc investigue la segu-
ridad de los aeroplanos de las
lineas aereas comercialeS, como
resultado de la muerte del Sc
nador Cutting, de Nuevo Meji-
co, ocurrida hace varias soma
mas.
Ell rdpresentante Mead dijo
que tarde o tsmprano debe ha-
Der una ley que garantice la Sc
'guridad de los viajes por aero
Iplano.
La investigation Sc hara pa
IA inquirir 81 Sc da la adecua-
|da salvaguardia a los pasajeros
'y la correspondence que sc
|transporta.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26

semana de la propaganda que
realAan los candidates a la al
caldla y otros puestos.
Hoy lunes, ror la ncChe, el
Iexalcalde Mckay hablara en- la
sala dc los Caballeros del Agui-
la de Orc, Novena avenida y ca
lie Is. Tambien Sc @f%ectuara un
mitin de 10 samigos de Mckay
en- la avenida de Florida.
Ell alcalde Chancsy hablara
ZEN ell baA,io de Hyde Park, es-
q uina de Rome y WatrSus, en-
Ia noche de hoy, explicando su
Iprograma politico, jose A.
Sweeney hablara lpor Chancey,
a las $3.50 de la noche, por la es-
taci6n VILLA.
Manana por la noche, Mr..
Chancey hablara, en- el barrie
de Tampa Heights, en- I'm lugar
que Sc anunciara.
Tambien hablara en- Ybor CT
ty en- un lugar que hoy Sc CISCO
gera.
lei mitin de Mr.. Mckay, el
martes, sera en- la avenida "a y
Gale 81.
Para ell microbes el comit6
de propaganda de Mr.. Chancey
senala una asamblea en- el par
que Peregrino Rey, en- West
esquina de Cherry y
Howard. La misma noche ell ST.
Mckay ihablara en- la esquina
de Howard y Main y ademas en-
la Doce avenida y Gale 10.
Nh. Chancey hablara el
yes en- la avenida de FL
Gale North y en- Plant ~Efk.
Mr.. McKay en- la Nsvena aveni-
da y Gale Ounce.
Viernes por la noche: Chan
cey hablara en- la esquina de
South Boulevard y Swami y a.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
SCHLEMAN QUIERE IMPE-
Dur LOS ROBOS DE BA-
NADERAS Y OTROS E
FECTOS

Ell inspector de instalaciones
sanitarias de la ciudad, Antho-
ny H. Schleman, declare aver
que desea contener los robos de
banaderas y otros efectos de
las casas vacias y que para To-
grar su objective solicitara la
ayuda de los "plomeros".
Estima ell inspector que toda
casa de efectos llamadoS sani-
tarios, como inodoros, lavama-
nos, etc., debe tener certifica-
do de propiedad por cada articu
10 que venda.
HE conference.-the con ell je-
fe de detectives Bush y tenemos
la creencia de que vamos a linn
piar el campo de ladrones."
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
PARA La MUJER
MODISTA CHANEL
MADAME LANVIN

un bottom que sirva de adorno.
ISu color eavorito es ell beige,
que - 10 que mas Sc acerca al
Itono natural de la lana 0 de la
soda.
Su salon es, i~gualmente, de
una sencillez cast austera, que
~contrasta con ell luj2 de la de
los demas modistos.
Gabrielle Channel ha sido a.
iga de Picasso, de Cocteau, de
Havinsky, y fue una de las
(siastas de los ballests rusos
Daghileff. Sin embargo, a di
Eencia de sus colegas, no quie
re Sc lie lame artista, y cast con
sidera ell epfteto como ell peor in
suite que Sc lie puede hacer.
Sc lie considera como la muier
mas RIGA de Francia. Ha hecho
una fortuna que algunos esti-
man en- mas de Glen millones de
frances, 10 cual prueba, en- efec-
to, que no es una artista, lpues
no hay forma de arte que haya
producido tanto dinero.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26

Powhatan esquina a Nebraska
y en- eI POOP de la avenida Flo
rida.
Los amigos de tChancey ce:-
rraran la campana ell sabajo
por la AocAe, en- la Octava ave-
nida Y cafe 16, con una gran
asamhea.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26

fue recluido tienen pocas es-
peraAzas de que pueda salvar-
Sc.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
Aqrnciada Ia Srta. Cairo

La Srta. Margarita Pita nos
comunica que en- ell beneficio de
la Orden Caballero de la Luz,
celebrado en- la Unione Italiana,
tuvo la suerte de salir agracia-
da con ell regalo, por tener ell BIZ
llete de entrada ndmero 366, la
Srta. Estela Calvo, Eecina del
numero 1908 de la Gale 16.
Felicitamos a la Srta. Calvo
por su buena suerte.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
SOCIALkS =

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de BeneficA
Tres de IaNmejores orques-
tas de la localidN entretuvieron
a los bailadores hasta la salida
del sol.
Mucho nos place felicitar a la
Secci6n por su triunfo, que re-
'dunda en- provecho de la colec-
tividad.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
Las hermdndS del

Las herman1S del
Colegio San Jose
Ell colegio parroquial de la
Iglesia Nuestra Sonora de la
MERGED, en- Ybor City, Sc rea-
brira ell lunes 9 de %septiembre.
Sc han senalado las horas de
8 a II de la manana para las
inscripciones, durante los dias
5, 6 y Z de septiembre.
Avisan las hermanas a los pa
dres que deben registrar a sus
hijos 10 antes possible, con el fin
de que tpuedan adquirir los Ii
bros a tempo y no haya retra-
SO en- los eStudios.
La gaceta., 1935-08-26

Chanel, al Atrario de Won.
net, no sabe r; prefiere Ia
simplicidad praS p a la clasi.
ca elegancia, y IN inca recta 4
la diagonal. N
Coco de mayor boAe des2ues
de la guerra, en- ell PERI de Ia
economic y la graved5
Gabrielle Chanel lego !
ris ell ano antes de deck
la guerra y abri6 una tiendd
de som5reros en- Ia rye ca
bon, con solo una oficiala. I
ocrpa toda una manzana -
sas, y tiene a sas 6rdenes ma
genie que ningdn otro modesto
unas tres mil personals trabajaH
directa o indirectamente para
ella.
Cuentase que cuando alguien
la sugirio que hiciese trajes ade
mas de sombreroS, sc neg6, ale
gando que no saba nj cortar nj
coser.
Channel es de las montafas
de Auvergne, y en- ell fondo de
sus creaciones hay un e!emento
qUe reveal a la campesina. Por
ejemplo, ella fu6 Ia primera en-
empezar a vestir a los ricos con
jerseys de lana y bufandas. Su-
TODD adorno inutil. En-
los vestidos de Channel no hay
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
La fiesta del

Brillantisima la fiesta del pa
sado sabado en- TODD ell edificio
del Circulo Cubano. Miles de
personas desfilaron por las am
La gaceta., 1935-08-26
LA MAYORIA DEL CON-
GRESO ACEPTA A PONS
DE

Guayaquil, Ecuador, agosto
.26.-El presidente provisional
.Sr. Antonio Pons, esta restable
ciendo Ell orden y aparentemen
tie es acceptable por una mayo
ria del congreso, que Sc en-
cuentra ahora en- session.
Una reunion del ala izquier
,convocada para la noche
de aver, indica que de este CRU
pc habra poca oposici6n.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
These are just few of the many desirable items

To boz le"n oo.Ds pms aoI' :
Eight. four:in;cih lid curriers' In % .
Black and brown shoe laces. sizes
Rayon % shoe enn iaces eo With Iii tas:el end: :
Two-tone color ladies' roll gaarters 3
Mems sin. pocket combs 3
Rotary comb cleaners ...........a g
Pearl buttons. twelve to card. s
Salt cellars with glass bottoms and
aluminium tops .............S g
Pepper shakers with glass bottoms
and aluminium tops ......... q
Merida" Talcum In 2-oz. con.
"Pcmpeian" hair tonic in S-on.
Wire handle vegetable brushes. g
Wooden handle nail brushes .... "a
12-in. and 13H-in. wax paper
rolls, 20 sheets to roll. ...... q
Evening star., 1935-03-14

Open mesh dish cloths. 12x14 in.
Bias tapes, assorted colorsj 4-yd.
Velour powder puffs. in cellophane
Terry cloth face cloths. assorted
borders
Assorted cretonnes-padded pot
holders
Three yard. white sta-binding. reel
sizes 8 and 8. ;.........'
Heavyweight zinc pot cleaners. -:
white rayon elastic hanks, 1-yd
Pink and peach rayon elastic shoul-
der strapping ................
Egg shape hose darners ..........,
Genuine catalin buttons. buckles
and slides. loo and 90 c.......
Assorted gilt brass safety pins :.
Gilt safety pin punches. rs to bunch
Steel safety pin lunches. 25 to
Dunch .............
Evening star., 1935-03-14
Sale Of NOTION NOVELTIES


Copper lined tea strainers.
LARGE size vegetable graters.
1S in. by 4 In. soft Nannel shoe
polishing cloth in celiophane
Nail polish in 2-dram bottles. ...
Sterilized absorbent cotton.
GauIe bandaEe. L in. wide. I'd
Adhesive tape " in. wide. I'd.
length ............. ..:;...
Mercurochrome in = OF. bottles.
Iodine In Il OF: bottles.
conta iners
Silver finish collar grips ..........
Tie holders ..:''..,.. =
White petroleum jelly In ~ o.: jar
Apple corers. with. wooden handles. .
Assorted rubber animals. 4 in. Ions .
Novelty china ash trays ........
ChiIdren's harmonicas ...........
The Washington times., 1935-01-05
Condor Denies
Doubts About
HQuptmann

BROCKTON, Mass, Jan. S
G.N.SO.-Dr. j. F. Condor, the
"Jafsie" of the Lindbergh case,
denied that he had intimated
that Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann was not the man to whom
he had paid the $4,000 Lind
bergh ransom, and then took a
train to appear as a witness In
the Flemington trial.
DR.. Condor came here to give
an address on children to the
Rockland Women's Club.
A prominent man here said
DR.. Condor had told him that
he would "give $4,000 of his
own money" to find the myS-
terious John" to whom he had
given the money in Bronx
cemetery.
The man said he then asked
him if he did not think that
Hauptmann was the man and
reported that DR.. Condor started
shaking his head when he was
interrupted by a warning from
his companion. DR.. Condor
said later:
What was said apparently
was misunderstood"
DR.. Condor registered with his
Son-in-law, Ralph E. Hacker, at
a Taunton hotel shortly after
midnight, it was reported today.