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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-21

MT. Hoover says he won't be candidate. Only a wise knows when he's beaten.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-05-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOllCE lO ShEDl1OhS In the United States Commission CTS Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, be- fore J. F. Mullen, Commissioner and ex-Officio Probate Judge, Ju- neau Precinct.
 Tn the Matter of the Estate of HILMA N. STERN, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Charles c. Personeus, was this day appointed Administrator of the Estate of HILL MA. N. STERN, deceased; and all persons having claims against the estate of deceased are required to present them to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, with proper vouchers attached, within sixty (6O days from the date of this notice DATED at Juneau, Alaska, this 7th day of May, 1886.
 CHARLES c. PERSONEUS,
 Administrator First publication, May T, 1886. i Last publication, May 28, 1886.
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SILENT SALESMAN CO. mo. ass e New
York-st. LI-1s74. Yuletide Greetings.
SPENCER HOUSE CAFE. 24s S. hist.
Extends Holiday Greetings to AL.
sTAHL, KARL v-Plumbing Co. 327 S.
Randolph. Extends Greetings.
GEO p. STOCKTON PHARMACY. 72s w.
.s- York. RI-0S64. Extends Season
stings,
sCHANKE PRINTING co.-26s Transpor-
on-bldg Merry Christmas. Happy
New Year"
scHNITzELBANK INN, 1921 virginia-av
DR-26l3. Extends Heartiest Seasons
Greetings.
SALVATION ARMY -
~ s. Capitol-av. RI-e275
SERVICE HEATING co.-lsas W. Norris
Extends greetings to everyone.
scHusTER COAL CO.
e07 Troy-ay. DR-30o0
sHANE, JAMES w,rarossr so2 lnd.-av.
soBoL SHOE REPAIR
so Ky.-av RI-l6Si
SPARKS MR.. g. MRS, NJ. T.-l723 Mont
calm-st. Cinders. stone. gravel.
STAIR. MIR. JoE-of lat s. nlinois-st
Extend heartiest seasons greetings,
STATE LIFE CIGAR sTAND-Lobbv state
Life. Sid Easlev. LI-o254.
sTEGEMErER. RIcHARD-Of Stegemeier
Grill. ia N Pennsylvania. LI-0il4
Extends greetings.
STEWART MR.. .MARcUS-1ndianapolis
Recorder. si8 Indiana-aV. Extends sea-
sons greetings.
Seller. MR.. JoE-sil S. Easiest. Ex-
tends heartiest seasons greetings to his
MANY friends and customers.
SHEETS. MR.--Nifty Cleaners. RI-69s6.
1l2z centyal-ay. Holiday gyeetinaA
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NATIONAL, BEVERAGE CO., INC. 429
Madison LI-7363. Extends Seasons
Greetings.
NEWMAN, j. HARRY-Fruit Market. 60z
N, New Jersey. Extends Greetings.
NIFTY CLEANERS-1124 Central. Fred
Sheats. manager. Happy season
Greetings.
NOBLE BROS. Cleaners and Tailors. s05
N. Delaware. EI-61t7. Extends Greetings.
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zINMERN A. L.--Gravlvnn Apartment Ho.
tel. Extends heartiest greetings to all
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YAEGER. GODFREY D.-S19 Pythian
Bldg. Best wishes to clients and friends.
YORK g. SON. T. EDGAR-121 Berry-av.
IR-3880. Seasons greetings.
YOUNG. DR.. G.. .L-207 E. Morris-st. Ex-
tends heartieSt seasons greeting to his
many patients and friends.
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Greetings
From Local
Ministers

ALBERT, REV. JOHN s.-Gethsemane
United Lutheran. E. Mich. and Wallace
Sts Ala N. Wallace.
ALEXANDER. REV. r. C.-l559 Central.
av. Seasons. greetings to friends and
congregation"
CARTER. REV. -HARRY-south Side
LeGrande. DR-lSO6,
CLEGG. REV. E. ARNOLD. Capitol Ave-
nue. M. E: 30th and Capitol. 1856 N. Cap
itol. TA-2509.
REV. LOUIS G. GRAFTON Garfield
Park Baptist Church. Southern-av at
Shelby-st.
LOWE. REV. AND MRS. FenRAIM D.
Olive Branch Christian Church. extends
seasons greetings
Pfesbyterian 18th and duiiford. s2{6 Nc
Pherson. HE-5482.
POWELL. REV. E. A1NGER-Christ Church
Monument, Circle. Extends seasons
Greetings"
PROCTOR. REV. w. G.-Mayer. Chapel
Second Presbyterian Church, Neighbor-
hood House. West and Norwood-sts.
RoTHENBURGER. REV. VIM. F.. OF
Third Christian Church. extends seasons
Greetings"
sPRATT REV. WILLIAM H. LEE, VIC
tory Memorial. Villa and Woodlawn-avs
Greetings"
TRENT REV. L. C.--,woodruf Place. E
Greetings"
TR1N9LE. REV, AND MRS: o. A, Engle.
friends. conversation.
25TH-sr BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev -. B
Carter. 425 w 25th-st. HA-os22-R. ex-
tends greetings.
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MARY ROSE BEAUTY sHoPPE so7 Roose-
yelt Bldg. Extends Greetings to Every
D., W. MIKEsELL CO. manufacturers OF
Potato Chips and Pretzels. Irwin See
dorf representative. DR-7302.
Ono.
MoNNINGER's DEL1CATESsEN LUNCH,
SO w. Ohio-st. Extends Heartiest Greet
ings to Every One.
MOORE BROS. TAVERN. s72 S. Meridian.
RI-0572. Extends Heartiest Seasons
Greetings
MoYER, A. G.-Regal Store. 5000 W. 18TH
st. Extends Holiday Greetings.
MALEY. CHARLES F.--Grocer. 243. N.
Safest. Merry Christmas. Happy New
Year.
MPHERsoN GOAL co.-1S24 Southeast
MGnL. LEsLIE--lLiberty Motor Service.
pairing.
Bids. R1-Ssss. u CHEFS. Seasons Greet
inRs.
MIDWAY LUNcHRooM-522. N. Illinois.
Merry Christmas Happy New Year.
MILggRN cmqE ES;f5.v ISL HTsattE, Min
MILLION POPULATION wRECKNG co.
BIO g.. Delaware-st. LI-627o. Mr..
MODEL LAUNDRY-6l4 e. Ohio. .LI-1483.
Extend heartiest greetings to all.
MooTz. FREDERIcK-Right Plating
Works. e42 E. Ohio. Greetings to ev-
ervone.
MORRIS PHARMAcY-ls41 villa-av. DR.
1910. Prescriptions speciality.
MossLER. JESSE J-Insurance Co.. 1905
' Market. SAG ind. Rf-Oi3O. Greetings.
MKELvEY. L. F.. Cos w. Market. Best
wishes for the HOLIDAYS.
MILLS. MRS. A. J.. PIE Co.-1s5s Car
rollton. HE-l3S8. EXTENDS season
greetings.
Maas Tasde Ii FSRsE stends hesrtest
sons greetings
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NATIONAL BEVERAGE CO., mo: 429
Madison. LI-7363. Extends season
NEWMAN. J. HARRY-Fruit Market. 6oz
N. New Jersey. Extends Greetings.
NIFTY CLEANERs-1124 Central. Fred
Sheats, manager. Happy season
GREETINGS.
NOZZLE BROS. Cleaners and Tailors. 805
N. Delaware. RI-Sli7. Extends Greetings.
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OLD RIP TAVERN. 1870 s; Meridian: DR.:
$500. Extends HeartieSt season
Greetings.
81
lzSxySa
PRINCESS PAT BEAUTY sHoPPE, 7os
Union. LI-6874. Extends Seasons
Greetings.
PERKINS REGISTERED PoD1ATRIsT
712 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ll-oooS
PINNELL LUMBER CO-520f Winthrop-av
Heartiest vuletide greetings to all.
PROSPECT PHARMACY-A. ]. Neumier.
1891 Prospect-st. DR-l566.
THE PADDLE CLUB-814 Test Bldg. Best
wishes to friends and patrons.
PARIS CLEANERS-2211 E, wash.-st. CHI
1850. Holiday greetings to all
PEARL CLARK-1225 N. Alabama. R1-204s.
Heartiest seasons greetings.
PURITY CONE 81 PRETzEL CO;-264s
Northumberland, BEST Holiday Wishes
PEERLESS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale supplies. 122 S. Merlolan-st'
Holiday greetings.
EEHS%IH
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REID MACHINE CO.. s25 Massachusetts,
av. Extends Heartiest Greetings to
Every One.
RIFLE, DR. BERTRAM-27l9 E. Wash
ington-st. Extends heartiest greetings
to all.
ROOSEVELT CLEANERS-Wm G. Wheel
ing 1898 Roosevelt. CH-1638.
ROTH LOUIS R.-Grocerv and market
c455 E. Washington. Extend holiday
greetings.
RUGH, IRENE-Beauty shop. 526 N. La
Sane-St. Extend happy seasons greetings
RI-2347-Let us renovate or make YOUR
mattres, into modern tnnerspring
Holiday greetings.
The Washington times., 1936-07-27

Ford 1888 Va De Luxe COnverti- 0ESn
BILE Sedan-One of most ex- OOOV
pensive models made by Ford. A real
gem for q buyer who wants q far bet
ter than average car. Beautiful condi-
ton: smart gun-metal finish looks brand
new: neat green stripping; genuine lea
ther upholstery: tires practically new;
low mileage. An open car in summer.
all the comforts of = closed sedan IN
winter Few of these cars for sale.
bargain at $3.50; $50 month. Carries
THORO-PROOFED written guarantee.
STEUART MOTOR co
9Th and n Y. Ave. n. W.
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Ford 1895 vs. FOrdOr De Luxe @A00
Sedan-Beautiful black original O8CO
finish unblemished, green wire wheels
immaculate condition proves original
owner drove and serviced it with un-
usual care: performs to perfection. Car
ries full THORO-PROOFED guarantee.
Priced below market at $499: only $96
down.
STEUART MOTOR co.
9th and n. Y. Ave. n. w.
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PLYMOUTH '35 De Luxe Tudor-Just the
less condition: liberal trade and terms. c.
Dick English. Capitol Motors (Ford Deal
ersl. New big downtown used car lot
town. Fourth and Pa Ave. N. W., opp
Ford Bldg Open evenings and Sunday.
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lincoln

TiSccin 1884 ConTerti61S 01 OTE
Compelled mp in an estate O41OS ~
settlement for lS months. Driven
only II, 900 miles; cost over $4,000 new.
De Luxe with 2 we'll Tenders and metal
tire covers. Car 10 being sold for trus-
tees of an estate. White side-wall
tires. trunk rack. rumble seat and all
the luxurious features found only In
LincolnI To be sacrificed for
41.376.
SUPERIOR MOTORS
1890 14th st. n. w. DEC. 1900
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Ford 1895 VS. Convertible Coupe 0EAE
-LuStrous finish practically DOfO
new tires; Al motor; metal tire cover.
An extraordinary value at this price
because this car Is way above average.
SUPERIOR MOTORS
1920 14th st, n. W. DEC. 1900
The Washington times., 1936-07-27

Ford 1885 De Luxe ROadster- GAOE
Few cars are in as perfect con- 04OO
dition as this one. Just traded in and
its superior quality will sell it to first
interested buyer who sees it. Gun-metsl
finish, new khaki top, green wheels.
THORO-PRooFED written guarantee
$496: S95 down.
STEUART MOTOR co.
9Th and N Y Ave N w.
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Ford 1885 VS. De Luxe Coupe GNRE
Popular jet-black original fin SDx ~
ish is smooth a. q mirror: green strip
ing and green wire wheels; equipped
with seat covers, heater. twin horns,
twin tail-lights. safety glass all around: !:
motor exceptional. Carries full Steuart
THoRo-PROOFED guarantee. A real
quality find" at $475: only $o6 down.
STEUART MOTORS
9Th and N. Y. Ave. n. W.
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LOWEST TERMS ON USED CARS
Handley Motor. S730 Georgia Ave. N. w.
MOST SATISFACTORY USED CAR m
town. Slkinker Motor. 1915 Goth n. W.
NEW AND USED FORDS, Billhimer 0
Palmer. z Spencer St.. HyattsVille Nd
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USED CAR BARGAINS
Billhimer < Palmer. Hyattsville. Nd.
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FORD 1885 De Luxe Tudor-Trunk radio
and heater; driven very little your 81
Ford or Chevrolet as down payment bal
ance easy monthly terms. G. Dick English.
downtown used car lot with the best Sc;
iections Of used cars in town. Fourth and
Pa. Ave. n. W.. opp Ford Bldg. Open
evenings and Sunday
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Cadillac 1886 Model so Touring Sedan
This car was driven by one of our COM
pany officials. We also have La Sale
and several Oldsmobiles also driven by
our officials We offer these cars at
substantial savings They carry . new
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1929 22nd st. n. w. Natl. $500.
Open Sun and Eve.
The Washington times., 1936-07-27

FORD 1885 Pickup. metal body. spotless
condition priced to suit your pocket
book: trade and terms. c. Dick English.
Capitol Motors Ford Dealers. New big
downtown used car lot with the best Sc;
lections of used cars in town. Fourth and
eyenings and Sunday
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Automobiles for Sale

USED CARS. NICK BOMBARD, I424
Florida Ave. N. E.
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AUTOMOBILES for Sale
The Washington times., 1936-07-27

USED CAR BARGAINS. Northeast Motor
Co. 92O Bladensburg Rd N. E.
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BETTER USED CARS at lower prices.
ourisman Chevrolet. 626 h st. n. Z.
The Washington times., 1936-07-27

FORD 1884 De Luxe Phaeton; perfect in
every detail; price and terms for your
convenience c. Dick English. Capitol
Motors (Ford Dealersl. New big down
town used car lot with the best selection
of used cars in town. Fourth and Pa. Ave.
n. W. ODD Ford Bldg. Open evenings
and Sunday
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Ford 1885 V-8 Convertible Sc 0GE0
dan-Most costly Ford model. SDUOU
yet this particular car is offered for
sale at a tremendous saving. Hard 10
performance: all de luxe equipment:
rich George Washington blue finish;
genuine leather upholstery. Carries
THORO-PROOFED written guarantee;
STEUART MOTOR co.
9Th and n V Ave. N w.
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YOU CAN BUY 1885 Ford for only $50
down at Triangle, No. 2 N. 7. Ave. N. w.
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HILL TIBBITTS
FORDS all body styles. Priced from $76 MP.
1114 Vermont Ave. N. " MAI $3.50
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CHRYSLER '35 Airstream Sedan with
trade and terms. C. Dick English. Capitol
Motors (Ford Dealers) new, big. down
town used car lot with the best selection
of used cars in town, Fourth and Pa. Ave
N. W., opp. Ford Bldg. Open evenings
and Sunday.
The Washington times., 1936-07-27

LEO ROCCA, INC, offers $50 guaranteed
cars. No money down. N. 7. Ave. N. 2.
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CHRYSLER

USED CARS-Donohoe Chev.
rolet. 1920 N St. n. w.
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Ford 1888 Tudor Sedan - Fac GHNE
tory finish shines like new. Dt4O
practically new tireS a. clean a. new
inside; carries our money back guar
antee.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
0k0k Sherm0m Ave- An R0OO
Evening star., 1936-04-12
ODD FELLOWS

At the annual session of the Sover-
eisn Grand Lodge in Atlantic City,
N. j., last September, William F.
Becker, then captain of Canton Wash
ington No. !. was chosen department
commander for term of three years.
The canton will honor him at the mill
tary ball next Saturday evening at 2400
Sixteenth street.
The Board of Trustees of the I. o.
o. F. Temple will meet in the temple
tomorrow evening, with President l..
L. Beazley in the chair.
Excelsior Lodge is preparing an en-
tertainment Tuesday evening when it
will be officially visited by Grand Mas
ter Roscoe jenkins and the other
Grand Lodge officers. The principal
feature will be the exemplification of
the degree by the degree team of Ma
tional Capital Junior Lodge.
The chairman Of program for the
celebration of the anniversary Of the
order has announced the principal
speaker will be Representative Melvin
=. Mas of Minnesota.
The ranks of Canton washington
No. /, P. NJ. were augmented by the
enlistment of Benjamin Hodges Of Co.
lumbia Lodge, at a meeting last week.
Emma Tress Strobel, president OF
the Rebekah Assembly, and the other
officers, accompanied by Grand Mas
ter Roscoe jenkins and other officers
of the Grand Lodge, Grand Patriarch
Hjortsberg, Dept. Comdr. Becker, Capt
Rhoades and members of the Canton
and Lady President Kelly and mem.
bers of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Canton, paid their official Rebekaf
visit to Dorcas Lodge in I. o. o. F
Temple. The unwritten work of the
Rebekah Degree was given by Myrtle
Williams, conductor; Hannah Stede'
houder, chaplain and Donella Covan
inside guardian, who were presented
with certificates of perfection. The
presentation was made by Instructress
Ella v. Mallory.
The entertainment featured the Glee
Club of Tech High School and with
selections by the quartet and trio.
The next official Rebekah visitation
will be to Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge April % in ]. o. o. F. Temple.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet to-
morrow. The April Fool party. sched-
uled for this date, will not be held
A bingo party will be held Friday at
Chestnut Farms Dairy.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

The first visitation of the grand
chancellor and his associate officers
will be to Webster Lodge Tuesday
evening.
Calanthe Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening, Mount Vernon Lodge Wed
nesday and Syracusians Friday eve
ming.
The chancellor commanders Of the
several lodges are now meeting Thurs
day evenings to make arrangements
for a class initiation of 200 during
the coming month. Grand Chancei-
lor Elroy S. Young will make this the
principal theme at the grand vista
tionS.
At the meeting of the Board OF
Directors of the Knights Of Pythias
Hall Association Jesse Tucker OF
Capital Lodge succeeded Eiiery W..
Heiss, who has moved to Sarasota,
Fla.
Friendship Temple, No. Q, Pythian
Sisters, will have a candlelight tea
Wednesday evening, followed by a
card and bingo party.
Rathbone Temple met Friday eve
ming. Most Excellent Chief Miss Ger
trude Atherton presided. A reception
was held in honor of Miss Sue Ship
man and Arthur Newcomb. A rum
mage sale will be held May 5 at
Twenty-first and K streets. A bingo
game will be held after the meeting
April II.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
Y. ". CONFERENCE
APRIL IS AND 19
Tri- City Industrial Dele
gates to Be Guests at Tea
Sunday at 4::30 PM.

A tri-city industrial conference Of
the Y. w. c. A. will be held here
April l8 and 19, when delegates will
be present from Baltimore. Richmond
and Washington. Local industrial
clubs of the Y. w. c. A. will be host
esses at the tea for the delegates Sun
day at 4:30 pm.
Mrs. Nellie B. Crawford and Miss
Elizabeth st. John will be hostesses
for the Easter at home today at 4 pm.
There will be no music hour.
Cleveland Park Chapter will meet
tomorrow at pm. at the home Of
Mrs. William L. Browning. 5000 New
ark street.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter will
hold a cake and apron sale April II
in the lobby.
Committee meetings this week
Monday, 10, Finance and at IL, Ex-
ecutive; Tuesday, IL, Public Affairs,
and Thursday, 10. Board Of Directors.
Girl Reserves will again assist with
the Easter egg rolling on the south
lawn of the White House tomorrow.
The Friday mixed dancing class for
high school students will close Tues
day with a dance at the Y. w. c. A.
The Girl Reserve Department an
nounces new program of mixed
recreation Friday from 7:30 to 9
o'clock.
Counsellorss Of last years Camp
Stay at Home staff will meet for a
reunion luncheon Tuesday at 1890
in the Girl Reserve club rooms.
The Practise Bridge Group for
business women and their friends
will meet at 7:30 pm. Wednesday.
Xenos Club will have a supper
Wednesday at 6 pm.
Blue Triangle Club will have an
indoor track meet Thursday.
Public Affairs Group for business
women will meet at sis pm. Thurs
day.
Members of the Blue Triangle and
Xenos Clubs will spend the week end
in New York, leaving Washington at
1880 pm. Saturday and returning
Sunday evening.
The Music Leadership Glass Of the
Business and Professional Depart
ment win meet Monday at pm.
On April II the Elizabeth Somers'
Glee Club will have a bridge and
monopoly party for the benefit Of
their National Symphony Orchestra
pledge.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
B. P. o. ELKS

The first initiation Of candidates to
be conducted by the newly elected
exalted ruler, J. Forrest Reilly. and
the other officers Of the lodge will be
held next Wednesday at 1880 pm. A
class of Il candidates will be In
Quoted. Visiting Elks are invited to
attend.
The sixth annual concert Of the
Elks Boys Band will be given at the
Mckinley High School next Thursday
night. The program has been ar
ranged by Director James B. Kidweu.
The lodge has voted to give an
honorary life membership to James
]. Murray, retiring exalted ruler. and
William e. Keefer, retiring trustee.
A hope chest was presented to. Miss
Armenia e. Snavely by the lodge in
appreciation of services rendered.
A return contest with the Almas
Temple and a picked team from the
Elks' Bowling League Is being con-
templated at Q future dats.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
K. OF c. WILL HOLD
MEMORIAL MASS
Rev. Raymond King of Ohio
to Preach-Breakfastt to
Be at g Am.

Rev. Raymond King Of Columbus,
Ohio, will deliver the sermon next
Sunday morning at O'Clock at St.
Matthew's Church, when the Knights
of Columbus will hold their annual
memorial mass for deceased members.
Following the mass at 8 o'clock q
communion breakfast will be held at
the Mayfiower Hotel. Senator Angus
tine Lonergan Of Connecticut will be
the principal speaker. State Deputy
George E. Herring will deliver the ad-
dress Of welcome.
A visit to the World Catholic Press
Exposition at the Vatican Is feature
of a vacation tour, to be sponsored by
the knights of Columbus. The party
will sail July IL on the S. S. Cham
plain from New York. The tour will
take a month, covering resorts in
France, Italy and Switzerland.
Spalding Council will meet Thurs
day evening with Grand knight
Thomas F. Carlin in the chair. This
councils activity in the forward move
ment will be launched at this meet
ing
The opening ceremonies for the
celebration Of the thirty ami
versary Of the councils organization
will take place. The closing event will
be at the Mayhower Hotel on May %,
when banquet and dance will be
held Attorney John J. Carmody will
be toaStmaSter.
Thomas E. Lucas has been appoint
ed grand marshal for Spalding Coun-
Gil in the "Ten-for One" campaign.
The Kermess Committee, in tribute
to the Lithuanians residing in WASH
ington, have arranged a special
Mothers day celebration for May 10
at $50 in the knights of Columbus
Club.
This entertainment, which will be
known as "An Evening in Lithuania. "
will be open to the general public. 1t
will consist of Lithuanian songs,
dances and instrumental music by
the Lithuanian societies Of Washing
ton and Baltimore. Brief addresses
will be given by Dr. John Brazinsky,
president Of the American-Lithuania
Society of Washington, whose subject
will be The Accomplishments of the
Lithuanians in America" Rev. Joseph
E. Gedra, chaplain of the society,
who will speak on The Lithuanian's
Esteem for Motherhood" and Francis
A. McCann will speak on the Her
oines of Lithuania."
Grand Knight Charles j. Considine
will preside over Potomac Council to-
morrow evening in the Knights Of Co.
lumbus Club Frank Pearson, lee
turer, will hold an informal Easter
party.
Washington Council will meet Tues
day evening, with Grand knight AL
fred A. McGarraghy in the chair.
Alfred Paul Neff will be in charge of
the entertainment.
In preparation for the exemplifi-
cation of the third degree. May g.
special first and second degree ex-
empliflcation will take place April 80
under auspices of Washington Council
Alfred Paul Neff will hold an Easter
bingo party Saturday evening fol
the members of the order and their
friends.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
DELEGATESCHOSEN
BY \. F. v. POST
u. S. Treasury Unit Also
Names AIternates to An
nuaI Encampment.
Meetings This Week.


Monday, 8 p.m.-Front Line
Post, No. 140l, 1414 I street.
Washington Post, No. 1854, 1903
Fourteenth street.
Tuesday. 8 pm.-National Cap
ital Post, No. 127, Soldiers. Sailors
and Marines Club, Eleventh and
l. streets.
Federal Post Auxiliary and
Follow Me Post Auxiliary,
Thomas Circle Club. 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Admiral Robert E. Peary Ship,
No. 427, Hamilton Hotel.
Wednesday. 8 p.m.-Ma1. Gen.
C. R. Edwards Post, No. 2l35, 8l5
Fifteenth street.
McKimmie-Catterton Police
Fire Post, No. 2979. Soldiers. Sail
ors and Marines Club.
Overseas Military Band. Drum
and Bugle Corps, National Guard
Armory.
Thursday, $50 p.m.-Advance
Post, No. 2ls4, Capitol Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-04-12
Woodmen Circle.

Willow Grove held a banquet and
dance at the Continental Hotel last
Wednesday. Invocation was made by
Chaplain Virginia Clark. Martha
Olson was the guest Of honor. Don
Davis Of the N. B. c. studio was mas
ter Of ceremonies, assisted by his wife
at the piano. Character songs were
rendered by Esther Brown and Gladys
Hoffman.
A benefit bingo party will be given
by the Social Club of this Grove
Thursday ct 1874 Sixth street northeast
at 8 o'clock.