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home on the outskirts of the city. 1t
had been raining heavily during the
day and the atmosphere was damp and
cold. A slight drizzle still prevailed.
X y X
AS THE powerful car rounded a
= bend the headlights, piercing
through the rain, revealed a truck
stalled on the road. Another car was
coming in the opposite direction and.
to avoid q head-on collision, Harold
swung the car to the right. 1t swayed
crafty, then plunged into the fence
on the side of the road. BY some
miraculous chance the couple in the
back were not injured. Harold, how
ever, was not so fortunate, for the
force of the halt threw him against
the steering wheel, crushing his chest
The other car was q cab and thS
driver jammed on his brakes and
rushed to the scene of the accident.
Harold was hurriedly bundled into
the cab and rushed to the hospital.
The contents Of his pockets were given
to Mrs. johnson. These were a couple
of dimes, nickels, q handkerchief and
his wallet.
The couple waited anxiously for
some report of Harold's condition
and when an interne entered the
room Mrs. johnson rose to inquire
about him. In doing so the wallet
and its contents fell out. The gold
locket caught her eye and on close
examination she recognized it to be
a present she had given her cousin
on his 5th birthday.
She cried out to her husband and
together they opened it. The pic
lures were instantly recognized as
those of Mrs. Johnson's aunt and
uncle who had died II years before.
A hasty search of the wallet brought
to light the birth certificate and it
proved beyond shadow of doubt
that Harold was her cousin.
Two months later Harold Tick was
seated in a luxurious chair in the
johnson mansion. His new-found
cousins had begged him to make
their home his home. He readily
accepted and Mr.. johnson secured
him good position in a growing
Washington firm.
The doorbell jingled pleasantly
from the depths of the luxurious
johnson mansion. A well-bred Eng
hsh butler, who still wore what the
well-dressed English butler should
wear, sighed the same sigh that had
become part of him and hastily
answered the summons of the bell.
II came in answer to an ad for a
chauffeur" the voice at the door said.
"Mr. johnson will see you presently.
VIII you please step inside?"
Harold couldn't help hearing this
and he laughed o happy laugh.
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THE dcorbell jim

THE dcorbell jim
gled pleasantly
from the depths OF
the luxurious man
sion of the john
sons in w esle ey
Heights. A we'll
bred English but
ler, who wore what
all well dressed
buffers h ou ! d
wear, sighed wear
lily, which Is the
thing for q WELL
dressed E n 6 ii S h
butler to do and
hastily answered
the summons of the
bell. AS he threw
open the door, ne
was impressed and
seemingly drawn to
a tall gentleman.
who was standing
on the threshold.
at came in an"
swer to your ad.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books opened.
closed kept; costs. profits. statements
Modern bookkeeping taught. $40 mo-; city
references. Phone Adams 1926. o.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER. frst-class; three
years experience on old and new house
wiring: references Lincoln 6225-W. =.
MAN colored, wants Job caring for bachelor
apartment; experienced valet and house,
man; best reference. Address Box 34S-C'
Star Office.
MEAT CUTTER. expert long experience.
also market manager, knows the business
no objection to out of town; excellent refer
ences Available April 3. Mr.. Eagle. 49I!
47th NV. Emerson 3244 after D p m -
PLUMBER. irst-class 35 years old, reliable.
dependable; best reference; can do heating.
2l9 Warwick lane, Lynchburg. Va.
TYPIST 25 white, two years college. Nom
roe calculator. timekeeper for large corpo-
ration two years, wants work. preferably
accounting Office N. B. White. SOB Holsteln
ave. Takoma Park. Md. Shepherd 1511.
YOUNG MAN wants position as driver; ex-
perienced with Maryland. virginia and Dis
trict routes. Phone District 32o5 between
2.30-6 pm.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes Job as driver.
Gail Atlantic 4917.
YOUNG MAN desires position as farm man.
agsr: Is years experience; references. Ads
dress Box 334-C Star ONCE.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
M FIN

An executive Of our company will be here
Thursday TO interview reputable. INDUS
trious men for permanent positions. Sucn
men should apply in person at once. CTeie-
phone calls will not be connected.)
We will hire several men in Washington
and adjacent towns train them thoroughly
at our expense. and employ them immedi-
ately. Married men preferred, as the posi-
tiOnS are responsible. We require no IN.
vestment or deposit. but you must be repu"
table and able TO learn this work as taught.
This is steady profitable sales work. Our
method Of putting the prospect into the
market for our product is so unusual that
you must be taught how to do 1t. 1t Is
necessary for you TO be willing to learn
a new business. and while learning you
must be- satisfied with earnings OF S35 TO
S45 per week. but later you can increase
this substantially. Previous experience NOT
Applicants must be willing to work haro
and steady to qualify for higher incomes.
APPLY PARLOR D.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
18th AND SITS. NV, -.
AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP
TIIyPGnAY MORNING
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HELP WOMEN.
fCa.f1-no

NOOhtAnucu.y
LApY to work addr With ph9tOsTaDssI home
MAYoNNAIsE DEMoNsTRAToR- expert
enceo; State age. experience. salary ex-
99ected references. Address Box 32l-C.
MILLINERY SALESLAD1ES = Only thor
ouEhly experienced considered: opening new
store e' permanent positions Apply Holly
OPERATOR. colored. experienced, for
beauty shop. Elizabeth Beauty Shop, 1130
22rd st. NV. Phone West 2422. 3'
OPERATOR. experienced. Must do perma-
m t6 feedn 1nf with
Beauty Shop, 1917 Adams Mill rd Cat
18th and Columbia rdD.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. not over 35.
Must be good cook. economical housekeeper.
No others iced apply Phone Adams 9556'
RECEPTIONIST and secretary, permanent
position. local sales office of nationally
known company; must be college graduate
with knowledge OF interior decorating and
have business career definitely in mind
for future. Send application in own hand
writing. Address Box 396D. Star Office.
sALEsGIRL for food speciality store: good
figure. pleasing personality sales ability;
start SIG per week. Address Box l51-C.
Star ONCE.
SALEsLADY. experienced. for ready-to-
wear clothing store; credit store experience
preferably Bernles Quality Clothes. 713
sALEsLADIEs. experienced in ready-to-
wear. Apply Phil Bobys Co. 725 9TH st. NV.
SALESLAD1ES. experienced in coat. dress
day. Apply Loeb Co, ia 7th st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs.. good appearance; perma-
nent position if you qualify: splendid salary
and comm VOGUE. 1117 G st. NV. %
sALESWoMEN. experienced in coats and
dresses; permanent position and promotion
II you qualify. 12ll F ST. NV.
SHJppJNC
sale plant experienced. Needles Wholesale
Cleaners & Dyers. 1873 Buchanan ST. NV.
SILK sPOTTER, experienced. wanted at
once; steady Job. 1924 Nichols ave. sc.
SODA DISPENSERS. experienced with ref
Towers Pharmacy. EOS Mass. ave. ne
SORTERS. markers and examiners expe-
rienced, for dry-cleaning department. Ap-
ply Frazee-Potomac Laundry. 3rd and Eye
SITS ne.
sTENoGRAPHER experienced. State age,
education and experience. Address Box
425-D. Star office.
The Kennedy Food Shop. 322 Kennedy
ST. NV.
MATTRESSES Is TO 25. must be attrac-
tive. experienced. neat. Apply 5lO9 Georgia
ave. NV.
WHITE GIRL about 81. to work in sand
wich shop. 500 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda.
Md. Call after 10 a m.
WILL GIVE free use of office near I4th and
II SIS. NV. and small salary to Stenographer
interested in developing public stenoeraphic
business. Address Box 345-C. Star ofhce.
WOMAN. neat appearance to list houses
from leads for realty Office. Give phone.
Address Box 342-C. Star ofdce.
YOUNG GIRLS, over IS. for curb service;
must be neat. Apply Harry's Bluebird
Bar-B-Oue. near Washington Airport.
YOUNG LADY over is to write names on
Easter eggs. Apply Friday $50 to IL m.
Sears. Roebuck & Co., OIL Bladensburg
I'd. ne.
YOUNG LADY for cashier and typing
State experience and references. Address
Box 333-C. Star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN, 30 with college training.
to take charge Of high-type organization
work. Give references and phone. Address
Box 4s2-C. Star Office. So
SALESLADIES, PART-TIME,
EXPERIENCED IN COATS,
SUITS, DRESSES AND MIL
LINERY. PHILIPSBORN,
610 18th ST. NV, 4th
FLOOR.
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s16,0OO,OOO ESTATE TAX
Beneficiaries of c. M. Pratt to
Salvage but $4,000. 900.

NEW YORK, April 2 (F0.-Almost
SIG, ,OOO,0O0 in Federal and State taxes
is payable on the $26, ,990 .987 estate
left by the late Charles Millard Pratt
of Brooklyn and Glen Cove, N. Y, tax
experts estimated unoficially yester-
day.
Pratt was the son OF Charles Pratt,
who was founder of the old Standard
Oil Co. He died last November at 30.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

COMPToMETER OPERATOR. and typist
wishes position. Accept low salary to start.
Call Lincoln 694O-W. ell am.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. experienced:
also operate card punch, calculator. Sund;;
strand. some dictation. type; experienced
credit cfice; good references. Phone Allan
tic 4164-J.
GIRL, white, settled. wants position as
mothers helper; will work very reasonaoly.
Address Box 141-C, Star office.
GIRL. colored: office work. 1895 21st st:
NV Phone West 1577-J all this week.
WOMAN white. wishes position as Nurse
companion Phone Georgia 1859,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561. 1902 11th.
has cooks. mattresses. maids. e.h.w.. nurses.
part-time day workers, chaufeurs. couples
CALL Domestic Agency" Dec, 2419 or
North aO11 1925 9th. for cooks. ghw'
maids, drivers. porters. dishwashers. house,
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SELLING
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
WE HAVE
. unusually attractive restricted new
home Developments in the most desirable
Va. Country Club section. rs beautiful
homes under construction selling from
S7450 to $40, $50.
WE HAVE
. washington's best statesmen selling these
homes
WE NEED
9 more experienced. high-grade salesmen.
Apply VIRGINIA GARDENS DEVELOP
MENT CORPORATION. M. C. Shapiro.
Vice President and Director OF Sales. 1920
K st. NV.
SALESMEN-A local distrib-
utor, who has been very sue
cessful in selling a nationally
advertised product, will en-
ploy three statesmen who are
desirous of making a perma-
nent connection and develop
ing with this fast-growing
organization. See Mr.. Swan,
1705 De Sales st. NV, be-
tween 4 and 6 pm.
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OPERATOR, colored. experienced, for
beauty shop. Elizabeth Beauty Shop, 113O
o2nd st. NV. Phone West 2422 &
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HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
APPRENTICE wanted Immediately. Phone
North 21O4 ask for beauty parlor.
BEAUTY OPERATOR i Must have all
around experience; permanent position.
Lady Jane Shoppe, ="
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. Apply
"Lillias" Shop. 2S17 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, all
around Apply Garden Rose Beauty SHOP.
1112 H st. NV ----------------
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around experi-
enced in croquignole permanents; no others
need apply. 6l6 F st NV. .
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Mustb be expert fin-
ger waver. Good salary. Apply ?23 Up
shur st, NV.
BEAUTY oPERAToRS-Two all-around op-
orators: must be experienced in permanent
waving. Call Nadine Beauty shop. l1o4
Conn. ave NV.
BOoKKEEPER- sTENO0RAPHER-M be
quick and accurate. with credit store ex-
perience preferably. Apply BernleS Quality
Clothes. f13 9TH ST, NV.
CHECK GIRL-Apply Cafe La Paree, s04
14th st. NV.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK aud typist: SIS.
Address Box 3SS-D, Star once,
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER-openi for mid
dle-aRed. unencumbered lady with EXPE::
RIENCE. honest. reliable and capable OF
being in charge in managers absence, havs
charge of maids and linen room; not afraid
to work and assume responsibility. Answer
fully. 1--we On premises. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-04-02

MILLINERY SALESLADIES = Only thor
oushly experienced considered: opening new
store; permanent positions Apply Holly
wood Shops. 1902 st. NV
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

ASSISTANT to mother in Christian home
general housework Good health. cleanliness
and hlGh ideals essential; S:30-1 daily. ex-
eept SUNDAY eper epe afternoon on G 81 r uni
day until m
COOK-Must be experienced, fond Of chill
dren; city references. Phone Adams 14@S.
GERMAN COOK. age 25 to As. for lunch
peake I'd. Phone West River 24F-2.
GIRL. white. experienced. for maid service
and waitress. 1903 K st. NV, after pm.
GIRL, white, experienced, for general
housework; stay nights: good salary. Ap-
Ely 400 Conn. ave. NV. Apt. COL.
GIRL. white for ghw.. family of three.
suburban: small salary. room and board.
Phone Wisconsin 4244W.
GIRLS co, colored; g.h.w., good cleaners;
boarding house; no cooking: must have uni
GIRL for general housework; must be ex-
perienced. Apply 144 Bates st. NV. Posi-
lively no phone calls.
GIRL, colored experienced; general house
work: references: stay nights; no laundry;
SS week t2I 432I Chevy Chase blvd Phone
WHITE WOMAN as nurse and cook; no
cleaning or laundry. Captain Carson. Fort
Myer. Va
WOMAN. white. over 40. for light house,
work; work s9S1 small salary good home. Phone
WOMAN. white. to care for 9-year-old boy,
do general housework. Apply 905 st. ne.
WOMAN, white, middle-aged; general
housevork. small family, no cooking; good
home; $50 month. Apt. 4. 6O1 A st. ne.
WOMAN, colored. for general housework;
must be good cook; $50 per month. Apply
1858 1neraham 81. NV.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER. white or COL
S5 week: stay nights Interviews at 2O13
New York ave. Friday afternoon.
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OPERkTOR. experienced. Must do perma-
nent and finger waving. one with following
IN this section preferred. Amba Ssador
Beauty Shop, 1917 Adams Mill rd (at
18th and Columbia rdD
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PERSONAL.

PHYsIoTHERAPY TREATMENTS FOR
colds and chronic palms. health lamps
vitonet and yapor baths. Potomac 4121.
PETWoRTH NURSERY SCHOOL TO BE
Modern educationaI method gymnastics;
handicraft. health food lgneheon; @ medical &
WANTED-A HOME FOR 2 GIRLS AGE
IA and Is. well trained. to help with work
Decatur 202O-R before Friday noon.
EMPLOYED MAN WOULD. LIKE TO
Board 6-month-oId child private family.
MODERN JAZZ PIANO TAUGHT BY Ex-
PsTienced teacher gI Iao 1873 Meridian Dl NV.
for six artistic. Easter cards IN attractive
folder. Order from Room Ay. 1856 Colum-
bia I'd. NV. Washington D c.
HEMORRHOIDS ERAU1CATED BY MY
s Tesas Saef Wfs tdq 5qr Dooe
%ERoK W Ssi 1853 g sdaSsi I'd Ads1s Ssss
CoLoNIC IRRIGATIoNs AND LABoRA-
tory ANALYSIS for toxic % %e11stipati1n t p on; gas
Conn. ave. col io24o. e.
TREATMENTS FOR NERVOUSNESS BY
masseur rom New York City For gentle-
men only. Phone National 505s. A.
WHEN, DEATH 11ds STRIKES IEI 3, .b.A FAMILY.
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay a higher price. The Greater
W, w. Chambers Co. offers, complete
funeral. cars and all for as little as SIS.
Worlds finest waterproof airtight, guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case Of death can
corner Chaplin n wv, Columbia 0432. Phone
or write our address. We will send you 9
beautiful catologue Of how we do It. l40Q
Chaplin ST. NV, phone Columbia 0432. SIT
11th st Sc. phone Atlantic goo.
ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO.
-SIDING-INSUIATIO
2126 r. I AVE. NE POTOMAC o20os
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PRACTICAL NURSE. white. not over 35
Must be good cook economical housekeeper.
NO others Iced apply. Phone Adams 9256
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HELP--MEN.
(Continued.)

SPOTTER for silk and fancy work: must
be fully experienced; steady position. good
pay. Apply Vogue Cleaners. S26 BladenS-
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RECEPTIONIST and secretary, permanent
position. local sales office of nationally
known company; must be college graduate
with knowledge of interior decorating and
have business career definitely in mind
Tor future. Send application in own hand
writing. Address Box 396-D. Star Office
Evening star., 1936-04-02

LADY to work with photographer. home
portraiture. Address Box 330-C. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-04-02

MAYONNAIsE DEMONSTRATOR expert
enced. State age. experience. salary ex-
pected. references. Address Box 321-C.
Star Office 90
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SALESGIRL for food speciality store: good
figure. pleasing personality sales ability;
start SIG per week. Address Box Isle,
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WOMAN, colored, wishes laundry TO take
home; good laundresS: nice sunny yard.
Address Box 3O6-C. Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. experienced. de-
sireS morning work. Call before y m. or
after 8 pm. North 1928.
Evening star., 1936-04-02

SALESLADY experienced. for ready-to-
wear clothing store; credit store experience
preferably. BernleS Quality Clothes. 713
Evening star., 1936-05-14

former minister of social welfare
under Dollfuss. who supplanted JOS
eph Dobrets- Berger as minister Of
official administrations; Hans Ham,
merstein -Equard, minister Of justice,
and Guigo Zernatto, state secretary
for special affairs. Barr r-Baarenfels
took over the interior portfolio as we'll
as Won Starhemberg's vice chancel-
lorship.
Message Sent to II Duce.
Other members are Hans Pernter,
minister of education; Ludwig Draz-
ler, minister of finance; Fritz Stock
niger, minister of commerce; Gen.
Wilhelm zehner, state secretary for
defense. and minister Of agriculture
yet to be named. Schusnigg served
temporarily as agriculture minister.
ITALY EXPECTED CHANGE.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
YOUTH is CLEARED
IN TRAFFIC DEATH
R. F. c. Employe Killed When
He and Wife Walked in Front
of Best's Auto.

Emory F. Best, II, of 1920 Fair
mont street, was exonerated by q
coroner's jury yesterday Of blame In
the death Of Charles Jackson, A,
colored, 1406 Belmont street, fatally
injured when he and his wife were
knocked down by Best's car in front
Of their home May /.
Counsel for Jackson's widow in
cluded three lawyers from the r. F. c.,
where Jackson was employed as q
messenger.
The inquest brought out that Jack
son and his wife had alighted from
the rumble seat of another r. r. G.
employees car and walked into the
path OF Best's machine.
jackson died May 4 at Emergency
Hospital.
The coroner's jury also exoneratet
Edwin A. Rubeck, 80, Of 1912 L street
in the death of Edward A. Crawford
66, Of Chevy Chase, Md. Crawford
was killed in Capital Transit Co. bus
garage when a bus driven by Rubecl
backed over him.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
Mussolini Ordered Little News OF
Starhemberg in Press.

ROME, May IA P).-Authoritative
Italian sources looked upon Prince
Ernst Won Starhemberg's exit from the
Austrian government as a purely do
mestic matter today. but there were
hints that official Italy might have
known it was coming.
Responsible commentators said the
cabinet change in Austria would not
affect Austro-Italian relations.
The princes forthcoming visit for
the Austro- Italian foot ball contest has
received little advance publicity. This,
1t was understood, was in accordance
with official instructions to the press.
Evening star., 1936-05-14

the club house of the American AS
sociation Of University Women.
The honor. "in recognition of
worthy achievement which has re-
f1ected credit upon Northwestern Uni
versity and each of her alumni" was
rendered formally by G. E. Farrell.
who reviewed the scholastic career and
achievements of the recipient.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
DAMAGE IS HEAVY
IN Wind AND HAIL
Uprooted Trees Smash
Cars, Icy Downpour
Breaks Windows.

A roaring windstorm driving before
II hail and rain left Washington
streets, especially in the southeast
section, today covered with uprooted
trees, which damaged cars as they
fell
With equatorial suddenness the tor
rental rain began yesterday about
$3.50 pm. The temperature fell
swiftly from IS to ST degrees, and by
midnight Sc of an inch of rain had
fallen
As a prelude to the downpour, a
miniature dust storm raised sandy
swirls in the streets.
Hailstones large as peas smashed
windows and destroyed the globes on
Al of the electric light posts circling
the Capital plaza. The hallstones'
tattoo on the glass roof of the House
chamber nearly drowned out debate
on the Frazier-Lemke bill debate, and
while many members hurried to the
doors to see the glistening Capitol
grounds.
THE hail was big as coat buttons
where I live" Mrs. Pearl Cissel Of
315 L street southeast, told The Star.
cit cracked out IL panes of glass in
my house
The storm, Illuminated by brilliant
etreaks of lightning checked the Capt.
tai heat wave and evoked promise
of "fair and cooler" for today and
tomorrow from the Weather Bureau.
The block on A street between
Fourth and Fifth streets southeast
suffered most Charles E. Jameson,
400 A street, ran from the house to
find a tree had crashed into the side
of his car, bending the body badly
Gilbert Puffinberger. Ali A street
reported his automobile slightly
damaged.
The tree that hit Jameson's car
was uprooted and thrown across the
street. The streets we're blocked on
A street between Sixth and Seventh,
and at the corner of Fifth and Sher-
man.
Another car was damaged at 629 A
street southeast when a tree struck
the rear end. Two more automobiles
were damaged in the fifth precinct.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Spalding
watched the storm, knowing they
couldn't get wet in it if they wanted
to- The wind tossed tree against
the front door of their house at 502
B street southeast and held them
prisoners until police and f1remen
chopped 1t away.
The BARRIERS in the Grouse Tonsorial
Parlors at Eighth and D streets south
east stepped agilely toward the rear
of the shop when limb came crash
ing through the plate glass window.
Throughout this Southeast storm
target area lights were off over an
hour last night.
This morning horticulturists of the
over their territory to determine if
damage amounted to more than
broken limbs. Clifford Lanham,
superintendent of trees and parks,
had cleared most of the debris from
city streets by this morning.
At Clarksburg Md 15-minute hail
storm ragged with fierce intensity to
cause approximately $4,000 damage
to crops and homes in the Montgom-
cry County town and adjoining COM
munities late yesterday No one was
injured.
From Martinsburg, w. Va, came
word that the barn of W. j. Everetts,
between that city and Berkeley
Springs, was struck by lightning and
burned, with its contents, including
two valuable horses, yesterday. Ever
etts was badly burned. His home was
struck by lightning and burned about
five years ago.
Evening star., 1936-05-14
LOST.

Lust.
CAMERA. Eastman Retina. on Tuesday
morning. between Union Station and TIL
den Bt. at Conn. ave. Dist. 0525. Reward
CHAIN BRACELET, gold, bet. 9th and G
nv: and o5th S snd y1o5h 10Th SIS, N. Y: ave.
COAT CAPE. trimmed with mink fur on
Kenyon st. between 18th and 14th. or from
Mt. Pleasant Lodge Hall Wednesday evening.
Finder please call Adams 11s1. Reward.
CLASSES white gold rims vicinity 18th
and F. Decatur 24S6
POCKETBOOK. lady's. black containing
keys. ring. money lost Friday. vicinity
STANDARD Oh Bldg. Reward. National
POCKETBoOK. lady's, blue, containing
loose change and important papers and
street car pass; on District line car or be-
tween 46th st. and Deane ave. and 4419
Hayes ST. ne Finder keep change and
call Lincoln 5216-J.
PURSE. black crochet; containing keys.
papers, money: left in Diamond cab around
l1th and G; reward Call Mrs. Burnap
walnut 9244-R. IA
SPECTACLES. shell-rimmed. between State.
War and Navy Bldg. Army-Navy Club.
Wednesday. Reward. Emerson 1903.
WRIST WATCH. lady's white gold Elgin.
black band, near Lincoln Memorial Re-
1ecting Pool grounds Tuesday night: re-
ward, Atlantic 1850
Evening star., 1936-05-14

S o c ] a I ] D II Oh
Evanston, Ill,
which this year
has accorded to
him its annual
award of merit" J"
The a W ar d ,
signed by Walter
D. Warrick, presi-
dent of the as
sociation, W a S
pres e n t e d to
DR.. Woods at the
annual dinner OF
the District OF
Columbia chapter
OF the a.ssocia-
%;1 1.t ;-l.4 1
Evening star., 1936-05-14

Lost and Found odverttsements
for the daily Star Uiu be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. tnclustpe. Up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For The Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.