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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-21
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
c. M. b. Group to Meet

Harry Washburn has called
meeting of C. M. B. Co. D of Third
Christian Church for 7:30 tonight
at the home of Ray Landon, 1851
Broadway.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
M0T0RIST FINED S10O
FOR FLEEING ACCIDENT
Bridgeport Man Found Guilty in
Fatal Hit-Run Crash.

William Russell Cress. Bridgeport,
is to be sentenced Monday by Earl
E. McFerren, criminal judge pro
tenn, after having been found guilty
yesterday of failure to stop after an
accident.
The jury deliberated more than
six hours and assessed a fine of 500
against Cress. The jury gave no Jail
sentence.
Cress is alleged to have been the
driver of an auto which struck and
killed Lester Spangler. 20. of 2166
Napoleon-st. as he was walking on
the National-rd west of Indianap-
oils, Nov "a, 1884.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
POLICE SEIZE 6 SLEDS
Ohio Cops Seek to Convince Coast
ers "Hitching" Dangerous.
~ Unitcd Press

BV United Press
KENYON. o.. March 20.-Police
seized six sleds here to impress upon
the minds of youthful coasters that
"hitching' to the backs of automo-
biles is dangerous business"
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Vicinity Of
18th and Columbia Road.

well-constructed 2-story row brick
house. large covered front concrete. porch
with awnings. Here is an unusually at
sleeping porch. spacious dining room, with
breakfast porch adjoining. large living
room with fireplace, hardwood floors and
trim throughout; cloak closets amply
spaced completely weather-stripped and
insulated, efficient gas heating unit: light
cellar under entire house. containing COM
plete bath and laundry; long reception
hall with wide stairway; French doors
closing of dining room; brick garage large
back yard. flower gardens; light kitchen;
tion in a quiet street. Owner has. set a
price that means a quick sale,
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OOLO1lLD.
2010 FLAGLER PI, NV

rooms. bath. large. dry cellar could pe
converted into rooms; nice yard. Sturd IS
built red brick, priced immediate sale At
$3.50: $3.50 cash. balance S55 month
Open Saturday and Sunday from TO I
pm.
G H LALEGER. 1910 H ST. NV.
Dist. 7el9. Evenings. Geo. 90Sl.
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SALE-HOUSES.
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
or Enn

A real bargain in a 6-room brick mod
ern; near Georgia ave. and Dela1eld; $3.50
cash. sos 90 monthly. Call Mr.. Guiffre.
Met. 2S27. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205
Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

Brick 7 and b.. h.-w.h. elec.. lot 100
# front. located in FairmOnt Heights.
The best opportunity ever offered 20 OBJ
tain home for such a price and terms;
S3.5CO 500 cash. $40 a mo. or will ac-
cept 81 300 cash subject to ST 900 trust
AUSTIN M. COOPER,
zoos Eve ST NV Natl 133o
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BROOKLAND.
18th ST. COR. OTIS.

14th ST, COR. OTIS.
overlooking plSSSIne Monastery uS grounds m Two Two
handsome detached homes almost COM
pleted: one sold. the other for sale. First
fioor-LivinE room. dining room. den. law
atory and kitchen. Second fioor-4 bed
rooms baths. Oil burner: brick garage;
all conVeniences; low price
w. H. WALKER,
rQ1 1Hth at N w MA 1880
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

CLARENDON. VA. 416 N. LINCOLN ST.;
Modern six-room house large lot. beautuul
shade and Shrubbery; oil burner, two-car
garage; excellent bus service: open for IN
spection: $4,000: terms liberal. Will con-
slider leasing with option to buy. To-
NEW BUNGALOW. 22O CRYSTAL SPRING
ave-. Capitol Heights. Md: ami, on
terms Owner, E. D. HANBACK,.
TAKOMA PARK-LEAVING CITY. WILL
sell at bargain price broom brick bunea-
low. tiled bath. finished attic. fireplace
breakfast nook. splendid basement. oeau-
tiful yard and flowers If you want
quiet refined home that can be bought
for $50 a month, see this without oelay'
107 Tulip ave.
5 ROOMS AND BATH NEWLY PAPERED;
month, owner, 535 S. Fairfax. Alex. Va
SEABROOK. MD.-6-RoOM BUNGALOW.
good condition: water electric; $40.
S1OO down. S@7 month. J. R1GGLES. l"-
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD, : ATTRAC-
terms BAINS REALTY CO.. S4l3 Georsia
ave. Shepherd $500. -----...-----..
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN ARLINGTON,
Va-On car line: rooms, well furnlSfen,
newly painted: electric kitchen. city water
and mail service: beautiful grounos;
acre: choice flowers. shrubbery tTnt sAd
shaoe trees: large po.chfs' garag' ara
cement walks: owner leaving city. Drl,e
PICKETT 530s North Fairfax drive
Arlington, Va. 10.
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THOMAS ]. FISHER g. CO., INC.
nickr
145 ADAMS ST. NV.

rooms, bath, hot-water heat. electric-
ity; immediate possession. Price, 81: 700;
easy terms G. H. LALEGER. 1410 st.
NV. Dist 1919: evening. Geo. 20s1. 22.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES.
One of Washinston's better homes at
sacrifice.
1925 Beach Drive. Georgia 4157.
NEAR, NAVAL, OBSERVATORY
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SAER-H0IISFS

SotLo7RsED~dG52i t17ds 5.od.r2 P ST; NW.-s.R, AND
neW Pe s sood srm5 m
45os. i196 Vermont ave. NV.
coLoRED : COL; RD.- OVERLOOKING
yours at a bargain. Near 4th and T, & r.
h.wh. cleo. price only S4 300. Call week
days. Decatur 0725.
CoLoRED-o ROOMS 9 BATHS, BRICK.
invited 1874 clifton St NV. ''
COLORED-1lth AND PARK RID. NV
3-story brick, . large rooms, baths.
h-wh 2-car brick GARAGE; desirable loca-
CoLoRED.i724 s-I2 r.; AMI: PRICE
i4I5 Fairmont-6 r.. T., elec; j. F.
HOLLAND. 1901 9TH. North 35;!7.
coLoEEDETEN COLOR Ten, ROC ROOMS; HALF H dFo ACRE GRE
cash. Decatur 594S.
DETACHED g RMS, :: BATHS, A.MI.'
large lot. Reduced quick sale. So,5OOs
Easy terms. 1921 Franklin ST. ne.
COLORED SPECIAL.
For sale-5 Five-room bungalows, all
modern improvements; SO0-SO4 44th ST.
ne. and 4332, 432G and 44I7 Hayes s..
Write S. d. REDMOND, Jackson, Miss.
4645 Hayes St, N,E;4one-hslf block
from street car. desirable q rms: bath.
redecoratcd like new: ready TO move in;
So, 500: 5000 cash. balance like rent
until paid House open for Inspection Sat-
day until sold. Don't miss this bargain.
See our agent on premises. Come pre-
pared to do business. First come. FIRST
DIXIE REALTY. COMPANY.
,41z r 81 E%GiqSiVe 81 Asen'SN Nal ssso
COLORED-CLAGETT ST NE-2O03.
2O09-2022 and 2O30; Drive, out Benning
Montello ave. ne. Modern brick homes, re-.
possessed: bargains. Terms. Call Mr..
BoUDREN. Potomac 17l4J. or National
STOP-LOOK-LIsTE
several homes in the city 10 offer you TO-
day that are real honest-to goodness
oargalns and I would like to ak close
price and terms WIN you on the following:
81 YOU ST. NV.
1924 MoNIELLO AVE. NE.
G51 HARVARD 81. NV.
20:4 CLAGErT ST. NE.
1888 eth ST. NE
1909 IRVING ST NV.
With few hundred cash, l can make
you very attractive offers on these desr-
ably located. absolutely modern homes.
every one Of which are Il rooms and bath
and are or Will be put in absolutely neT-
house condition from tOp to bottom.
nave sold nice couples the following 4
houses these past few days:
41!t f;t5 pcAEE9 cHEE ST. SELi NE. e.
1000 CLAGETT ST. NE.
Join the long procession OF satisfied.
happy customers. Let me help you set
' L. L. JOHNSON
"Colored Home Specialist"
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
a21 N. Y. Ave. NV. National g197.
sundays ana evenings. AtIantlc b3}3.
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Opposite Dumbarton Oaks

tbllSS ESJdte.b
Fine old GEORGETOWN residence. corner
bay windows; IL rooms. 10 fireplaces, 3
baths: bed rooms. den and bath on Sec
ond floor bedrooms with 2 exposures)
and bath on third floor; huge. comfor able
living room with a 2Sx16 reception hall
adjoining; old-fashioned winding stairyay;
dining room seats 4 guests: kitchen but
lers pantry back stairway leading tC liv-
trees; full bath in cellar with maid S
room: efficient B C oil burner complete
Is years For reason of quick disposition
low price of S1950O is considered. The
property warrants an immediate inspec-
tion.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

s. 500 90, This delightful Dutch Co.
both interior and exterior. There are six
rooms and bath thoroughly modern. The
scaped and an attractive pool completes
a lovely picture. Let us show you what
we believe to be the house OF the month
in this price field.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
COUNTRY CLUB HILL

Overlooking the beautiful golf course of
Washington Golf and Countrv Club.
Spacious corner home detached 10
rooms with 3 large baths. large dressing
rooms. ample closets. delightful LOUNGE
and recreation room: oil heat; 2-car ga
rage: PA IT, frontage.
Other homes now nearing completion.
Cross Key Bridge to Rosslyn. turn right
on Lee Highway 3 miles to Glebe I'd ftraf-
f1c light. turn right l a miles to country
club. right on Rock Spring drive one block.
Ouen until Q pm
VIRGINIA GARDENS DEVELOP. CORP.
1920 K St National S94q
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COIORED RARCAIN

COLORED-BEAUTIFU GROOM DE-
tached brick in best NV. section; So g5C
for immediate sale; desirable terms. MRS
WINDLEY District 1919
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WOODRIDGE BARGAIN.
Chew Chase. MARYLAND.

Must be sold TODAY. BOSE Monroe st
n.e.--6 big rooms. fine lot: bargain. Omen
> p;m MAYNOR. 26O5 Brentwood rd. e
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COLORED BARGAIN
NORTHEAST BRICK
COLORED

cars; splendid schools: S@.95O: $3.50 cash,
50 month. Call Mr. AIKEN. National
a932. Evenings. GeOrgia 81 3G.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
SALE-HOUSES.
C0T,ORED-KINGMAN pAPE

COLORED-KINGMAN PARK.
25th St ne. 500 block-6 rooms and
bath. All-modern. In Al condition and
cannot be duplicated for the price $3.50
cash and $4,000 per month. Call Mr..
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th St NV Dist 3347
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S5,45O-BUNGALOW.
OWNER MUST SELL
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

1929 BENTON ST. NV.
.3O1 4OTH ST. NV.
Semi-detached new S-room brick home
. baths :: dreplaces. hi. garage. nm
ished attic Also new center hall corner.
Priced to sell. Easy terms. Modern care
free gas appliances. Please call Mr. Ma
loney. Cleveland 7649. or for sale by
any broker
B. H GRUvER, owner Builder
S16 Investment Bldg. Natl. 1877.
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

1886 Tennyson st. n.w.-Attractive. new
detached brick home. 6 rms. IL baths.
furred walls open fireplace, modern kitch-
en- large attic. Garage. Price. So. 500.
WILLIAM R. THoRowGoop.
20o4 r. ]. Ave. NE Dec O317.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
CIRCLE.

This home really demands your imme-
diate inspection. 3 large bed rooms. beau
tiful tile bath. inclosed. heated rear porcn
fireplace. spacious dining room modern
Kitchen including. electric. refrigeration,
and inclosed porch on frst moor, irons
and rear yards. bu,!t-in garage. Let US
show you this house. which Is completely
furnished for only a short time. Price;
$3.50. which is far below the market
'N A. 8. GARDINER,
1910 K ST. NV. National 0334.
$3.50.
Groom house. located half block east
of Ga. ave. on Webster ST.: 2 upper noors
Converted into large apts.; 1st moor.
large rooms for owner to occupy. Gooo
Gao" Boss & PHELPS.
National $500. Evening. Decatur ai4o.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
18th ST. HEIGHTS.

Handsome det center-hall brick; close
in location; spacious liv room. large side
porch, Law. on first. floor. bed rooms 3
baths: 2-car gar: finished attic: oil heat:
slate roof; to be redecorated to suit pur-
Evening star., 1936-08-16

PAYMENT OF 81 500 TO 81 600 ON NEW
home. all modern improvements NV. sec
tion; D or 6 rooms. brick. Address Box
o3T-B Star Office
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
361s 2Sth ST. NE
Five new detached brick homes with 6
large rooms IA baths attractive living
loom with open fireplace. modern kitchen;
chestnut trim: floored attic. concrete front
perch, slate roof, COPPER cutters. weather.
until pm.
2243 OTIS ST. NE
Woodridge-First showing OF attractive
new corner brick home. rooms. tile bath
modern kitchen. real open fireplace furred
walls beautiful lot. garage. paved street.
alley; near TRANSFORMATION. Open until 9
pm. Inspect out R. l. ave. to oath st.
2S49 MONROE ST NE
bath. h.-w.h fireplace. large side porch.
beautifully HANDICAPPED lot. brilt-in garase:
one-half block r, /; ave. Price. S7.150:
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. Decatur O317
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HAVE CLIENT FOR HOTEL so TO -
rooms. in NV; all cash. Mr.. PURCELL.
zoos H. Met. 4S14.
WE PAY ALL CASH FOR D. c INVEST
ment property, including apartments busl-
ness and one-family houses: no comnlls-
sions: We are not brokers. Mr.. CRA"-
FORD 1910 Vermont ave. NV Met. q =.
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BARGAIN-NEAR
TECH HIGH SCHOOL.
$1,000.

Opposite Central High School; vacant;
immediate possession: . rooms. INV h.. :!
baths front and double rear porcheS, back
yard on alley; restricted neighborhood II
sold at once. consider 500 cash. OWNER.
Evening star., 1936-08-16

BURLETTH BARGAIN AT ONLY $3.50.
IS st. near 35th ST. Two-story colonial
brick Six rooms and bath. Front and rear
porches. Owner wants quick action.
WALTER A. BROWN
1A1k Eye st. Nat. 1852.
Evening star., 1936-08-16
NORTHWEST,

NOR IHW ESI.
S2700-Six rooms and bath: conven-
lent to downtown. just one square from
10th st. Will rent for S45 per month if
renovated
IDEAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. Realtor Natl 0153,
Evening Phone Gen 1900
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

fODERN 17-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
Desirable northwest section. For sale or
Ease. North 2373.
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1916 10th ST. S.E.-$6,250.
$500 CASH. BAL, $3.50 MO.
Beautiful semi-detached home large
| rooms porches large lot; near transporta-
| ton, schools and stores: property faces
| Government park, where swimming pool,
base ball diamond. tennis and golf are at
your front door; Open for inspection Sat-
| 1904 K ST. NV CAFRITZ. DIST. 90S0.
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AT ONCE. MODERN HOME. IN GOOD Sc.
section. Must be reasonable. Phone Lin
coin 030S. 904 St ne. Atl. 1908.
ANY HOUSES UP TO ST.. 900; D C;
white. Immediate cash. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 41S6. Mail. ll35 Meridian INV.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSEs.
HAVE SOME MONEY TO INVEST IN
/ cash. Answer BY letter only. Samuel
/ TANIMARO. 39"G Illinois ave rw.
5oRooM DETACHED. HOUSE IN D. G.
1000 down, $1,000 per month. North
THE RADIO REAL ESTATE BUREAU
nd RSs ne s2Hs MR ePEh sIi mr DG9 hG@e a
MODERN HOME, 5-S ROOMS NV. OR
suburb, about $500 down Responsible
adults. Phone Adams 52S3
HAVE A CLIENT. FOR A GROOM BRICK
house, ne porches front and rear: not
' LEO i. GLoRIus. ,oo
1913 18th St. NV District 1905.
WANTED yL.,I11 To oR PURcHAsEmTwo,PAMILY
location and price for cash. Address Box
4S7-B. Star Office. l6'
AT ONCE. MODERN HOME, IN GOOD Sc.
sfGn con a5os sa4 q st. na A PB99e aS LIN
White. Immediate cash. E. W. BAILEY.
Adams 41S6. Mail 1875 Meridian NV.
FAMILY FOUR. MODERN FURNISHED
western Hieh School; good neichborhooo.
Maximum monthly payment, S5O or SGT.
MORNINGS. evenings. Met.2l6l. Apt, H..
PAYMENT OF 81 500 TO $1,000 ON NEW
2
BIB Star Office
FROM OWNER DIRECT-6-R. BRICK,
NV, or e, section; good condition; max.
So 600. Columbia 1873.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
houses regardless Of condition; brick or
frame H B. CONNER. National 1855.
WANTED-sEVERAL HOUSES FOR SALE
in all sections of the city: large cash pay
See HARRY E. GLADMAN. 30S Pa ave e.
Lincoln 0346. between $50 to $40.
WANT TO BUY LARGE HOUSE SUIT
able for rooming house. I have several
people from out of town that will purchasa
large houses in good locations that can
get quick possession.
1924 14th st NV. District 334-.
CASH-CASH-CASH
I will nay cash Tor several houses n
D. c.; white or cOored; immediate settle
ment; no commission. G. G. DUTY. 1924
Vermont ave. National 44S2. 16'
/ PAY CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR
frame: white or colored. Immediate &C.
| tion. No commission. E A. GARVEY. Dis
| trict 450S. 1926 VT. ave.
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
MODERN 17-RoOM FURNISHED HOUSE
Desirable northwest section. For sale or
lease. North 2313.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
rooms. in NV; all cash. Mr.. PURCELL.
zoos H. Met. 4Sl4.
WE PAY ALL CASH FOR D. c INVEST
ment property, including apartments. busl-
ness and one-family houses: no comnlS-
sionS; we are not brokers. Mr.; Graz
Evening star., 1936-08-16

WANTED TO PURCHASE FAMILY
dwelling in Columbia Heights section; give
location and price for cash. Address Box
4S1-B Star Office l6s
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734 18th st. NV. Ma. 1850.
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SALE-HOUSES,

VIRGINIA H1GHLANDS.
Beautiful 5-room house. fireplace. COW
cred front porch. lot 6Oxl20. garage; con-
Venient to schools. stores and transpor-
JEROME s MURRAY CO.. INC.
Natl nal rrr0 Decatur 6SSS
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HAVE A CLIENT FOR A GROOM BRICK
house. ne. porches front and rear. not
mOrn than S6 OOO
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-21

took place at Westminster June p, 1911, and was attended by rep resentatives from all parts of the empire as well as from many coun- tries throughout the world. In order to complete the assumption of royal authority the King and Queen with the present Prince of Wales and Princess Mary made state visits to Ireland Scotland and Wales the next month. Later in the year the King and Queen visited India and coronation ceremonies were held at the ancient capital, Delhi, December 12, 1911.
 King George married Princess Victoria Mary, daughter of Fred erick, Duke of Teck, and Princess Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck, July 6, 1893. Six children were born to them. The youngest, Prince John, died in 1919 st the age of IA. The others are: The Prince of Wales, born in 1894; Duke of York, born 1895; Princess Mary, born 1897; Prince Henry, born 1900, and Prince George, born 1902.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-21
CAPITOL FILM HAS ALL STAR
 MUSICAL CAST

In addition to Dick Powelfsand Joan Blondell, stars of Broadway Gondolier," Warner Brothers latest musical comedy which will be shown at the Capitol Theatre for the last times tonight, The picture features Ted Florito and his band, the Four Mills Brothers, and the Can ova Family. The all star cast also includes Adolphe Menjou and Louise Fazenda. The film was directed by Lloyd Bacon, and the music and lyrics are by Harry Warren and Al Dublin.
 Joan Blondell, who plays the fem mine lead in the picture, received an avalanche of fan mail on the subject of child raising, following the first news of an impending visit of the stork at the Joan Blon- dell-George Barnes home, and stu dio workers-carpenters, camera men, electricians, studio steno- graphers, sound technicians- of- fered advice to a young mother. " However, young Norman Scott | Barnes is being raised in strict ac- cordance with Joan .Blondells own ideas on the subject.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-21
THE KEEPER OF THE BEES'
 AT COLISEUM
Gene Stratton-Porte Pic ture to Be Shown Last
 Times Tonight

The Keeper of the Bees which will be seen for the last times to- night at the Coliseum Theatre, presents vivid depletion of Gene Stratton-Porter's famous novel of that name. The new Monogram photoplay is a faithful adaptation of the original story, one of the most widely known of Mrs. Porter's works.
 The plot concerns young war veteran in broken health who finds happiness and physical regeneration as well as romance under the bene- volent influence of the friendly in- habitants of peaceful seaside community.
 Neil Hamilton plays the leading role, and Betty Furness, opposite him, provides the romantic interest The picture was directed by Christy Cabane. who was in charge of "A Girl of the Limberlost," the first of the Gene Stratton- Porter novels to be presented by Monogram dur ing the current season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-21

who sought to destroy the benefits and concessions that had been gained and in time restored order throughout the Free State.
 Although India too had received concessions there were those in that country who would not be satisfied with anything except a complete independence. In Decem- Der, 1919, King George issued a royal proclamation putting into effect a new measure which gave India a larger share in self gov ernment. In his proclamation he said in part:
 Ut entrusts elected represerl- tatives of the people with defin- ite share in the government and points the way S0 fully re- sponsible government hereaft~r."
 Born June 3. 1865
 King George, whose full name was George Frederick Ernest AL bert, second son of King Edward VII, was born June 3, 1865,. at Marlborough House, London.
 When King George ascended the throne May 6, 1910, a regency act was passed to take care of tenn porary constitutional necessity in view of the fact that his eldest son, the present Prince of Wales then was not Is. It provided for the immediate nomination of the Kings consort, Queen Mary, to become regent in the event of the death of the King while the heir to the throne still was under age.
 C0ronated in 1911
 The coronation of King George
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-21

the American and British people, brothers in-arms, will continue for ever brothers-i -in-peace. United be- fore by language, traditions, kin ship and ideals, there has been set upon our fellowship the sacred seal of common sacrifice"
 Trouble Within Empire
 During the reign of King George the most serious trouble within the British Empire was caused by India and Southern Ireland, the people of both of which demanded independence and freedom from British rule. The Irish question was one that had been annoying British rulers and governments for 700 years and King George had the satisfaction, before the collapse of the World War Cabinet of Lloyd George, of seeing it settled so far as the controversy between the em- pire and Ireland was concerned.
 At a conference between a com- mission appointed by Eamonn de Valera, so-called President of the Irish Republic, and one represent ing the British Government a treaty was signed creating the Irish Free State in Southern Ire land and giving to it complete home rule and practically the sta- tus of dominion or State within the empire. An independent Parliament for Northern Ireland also was established. While the treaty ended the long standing trouble between England and Ire land it failed for a time to stop the disorders in the southern part of the country.
 Concessions to India
 Immediately the treaty was sign- ed it was denounced by De Valera, notwithstanding that he named the commission to negotiate it, and he and his followers began militant opposition to the authority of the Free State movement The latter, however, dealt severely with those
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-21
TRINITY GUILD HONORS CHURCH
 PASTOR, WIFE
Reception in Cathedral Hall Pays Homage to Dis
 tinguished Couple

In commemoration of their fif- teen years unselfish service in the behalf of the Holy Trinity Cathed- ral and St. Luke's Church, Dean and Mrs. c. E. Rice were guests of honor last night at reception given by the Trinity Guild in conjunction with the St. Lukes Parish, in Trin- ity Hall between and II o'clock.
 Many friends from beyond the limits of the two parishes thronged the gaily decorated hall to pay homage to the distinguished couple whose missionary record in Alaska dates back to September of 1902, when Dean Rice was first stationed at Circle and Fort Yukon.
 The Rev, David Waggoner, also a veteran in the missionary field paid homage to his fellow worker in short but memorable speech, in which also he praised Mrs. Rice as "the power behind the lines"
 Appearing on the program were: Ralph Waggoner, who sang two so- los accompanied by Carol Beery Davis: Alaska McChesney, who played the violin to the accompani- ment of Helen Torkelson; and Mrs. L. P. Dawes, who recited two dra- matic poems of her own compost tion; Let Me Not Die" and ''Se- questered Spot"
 Refreshments were served by a committee consisting of Mrs. Sam Feldon, Mrs. John Jones, and a sell ected committee of Trinity Guild, and Mesdames J. R. Guerin, Charles Fox, Frank Pearce and Glen Kirk ham, of Douglas.