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GEORGE H. O'CONNoR, Attorney.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia;-Oscar Wilkinson versus Peter How
ard. or II he be dead his unknown heirs
alieneeS and devsees - In Equity No
65l94 The object OF this suit is to estab-
llSh title by adverse possession to part of
Original Lot numbered One I'd in Square
numbered Seven Hundred and Eighty-four
GS4l in the City of Washington d C.
and described by metes and bounds as
follows viz: Beginning at a point in the
North line of b Street. distant 10 feet
West from the Southeast corner Of said
lot; thence West along the North line of
b street. 20 feet; thence North ~ feet,
thence East 20 feet thence South through
the center OF party wall between premises
Nos. 3;H and 336 "B" Street 81 feet to
the beginning. being improved by premises
Nos. 332 and 334 "B" Street. Southeast,
On motion of plaintiff. it is this lIth day
OF September. 1897, ordered that the
defendant or defendants cause his or their
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring after
the fortieth day. exclusive of SUNDAYS and
legal holidays. from. the first publication
day OF this order; otherwise the Cause will
be proceeded with as in case of default.
provided copy of this order be published
In the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star once week for three sue
cessive weeks before said day BY the
Court; JESSE c. ADKINS. Justice (Seal !
A true copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEW
ART. Clerk. BY w. F. LEMON. Asst.
Clerk. sel421oS
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

1894 DODGE KCL s4-t. panel. S2l9- 20
M st. ne. Met. 0505. Dealer.
FORD 1885 l2-ton panel delivery. cam
pietely reconditioned and repainted: iook
at TINS one before you buy; gold seal
guarantee: S379- Fleming Motor Corr
Cnampialn ST.. at Kalorama rd., u SQUARE
east OIL 2l5o 18th ST. NV, Col. 1920
FORD 1885 VS. 1a-ton panel truck. per-
Iect condltlon; reasonable. Adams 1I36
call after z. ''''
CHEvROLET 1881 stake body. Nearly
new tlres. Good working condition; 500
Ierms LOGANS (Ford), I'LL 18th 81.
NV, lsth and M SITS. NV. 21st and va.
ave. NV. 3540 14th st. NV
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26-UNIT APT. BLDG.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SMALL FARM. 2 MILES FROM D. c
What have you to offer? Box 4O2-R
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A LOVELY HOME,
$3.50.

In that desirable residential section
between Kenwood and Eogemoor.
Tbs n delseaed .6 orek n home , haS ET
BATHS. BY any standard of comparison
this is a real buy. For appointment TO
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE IN
best office BLDG. IN town. ~ Woodward
Bldg. Met. 154s.
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BUILT I19b.
OLD GEORGETOWN.

A charming, historic old home semi
rm., kitchen; 2nd floor, bed rms. bath.
den attic, . finished rms; a remarkable
opportunity: priced attractively.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor Natl. 075s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR sAIf

LARGE ROOM WANTED SUITABLE FOR
dancing school. W. section; must be rea-
sonable. Call Columbia I0l43.
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CORNER. r
2 I 1T OL =
MT PLEASANT

This well-bullt home is IN perfect con-
dition. 1t has large living rm. with open
fireplace; attr. dining nm. buffers pantry
beautiful kit. with new stove G. K. elec.
refe, mod sink 1 large bed rooms and
bath on md floor 2 unusually large bed
rooms and mod bath on 3rd floor tsuit.
for apt). maids room and bath in base
ment; large shaded lot Suitable for
doctor home or investment. A buy hard
FRANK s PHILLIPS. DIST 1411.
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5103 18th ST NV

Semi mi-bungaIow. detached. 1st floor liv.
| rm.. library. lavatory, din. rm.. kit; end
! floor bed rms, bath; garage; h.-w h.
/ cleo; remarkable value: 81 $50.
OPEN EVENINGS
TT rDhyT A rJ,rT1T7
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
GEORGETOWN
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

rooms, 3 baths. garage, garden; rea-
scnably priced, Call West 1860. or Met
QsD5
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

North Woodridee. rooms. tile bath.
suated attic: garage: lot 60xi20, Priced
$3.50. To inspect, out R. I. ave. to 18th
ST. ne, left on 18th to D. C. line; straight
ahead y block to lockwood ave
WILLIAM R THOROWGOOD.
-2024 II. |. Ave NE. Decatur 0317
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HENDERSON CASTLE. 1900 16th-2
large. beautiful rooms suitable for artist
or club room; rent reasonable.
FOR RENT-NICE PRIVATE OFFICE IN
law suite. "A Investment Bldg. Reason
able rate. Natl. l445.
1925 CONN. AVE.--2nd FLOOR. 'FRONT.'!
about 20x60: handsome shop or office;
S135.
sos KENNEDY NW.-EXCELLENT LOCA-
dition. Phone DIR. JOHNSON Col. 1870.
OFFICE ROOM (FORMERLY REAL ES-
tate), first floor, front, on NJ near 18th
NV; S15 month Met. l119.
DOWNTOWN - WE'LL LOCATED end
floor Office: ideal for dentist. printing work
or most any business; $50. Natl. $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE. FINELY APPOINTED OF
fee space consisting of an entire floor
1000 Sc. ft.l in centrally located build
ing; at lowest prevailing rentals.
WALTER HERMANN
VnQGura rd plHp 4409
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MT. PLEASANT.

lfJT KENYON ST.
Located near transportation. churches
and schools; 20-ft. brick home, bed rms.
2 baths and porch on second floor. Priced
under market for immediate sale; terms.
1Qca cash. bal. one trust, 81 int.
OPEN 3 TO q PM
VIM. M. THROCkMORTON.a
Inrnsfnannt Bldg Dist ROo2a
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CORNER. N.E.-S5 $50.

1887 ~ Carolina ave-6-room, bath
brick home, everything renovated. also
1867 facing beautiful park. A delightful
home at S5.150.
1879 and 1881 both spick -and-span;
$500 each. Convenient to everything.
Small cash. balance like rent. See them.
Open every day. PAUL MAGOFFIN.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Modern, attractive new Offices. con-
Meeting and single. with every conven-
ience, in one Of the fastest growing
towns in the u S. Business and profess
sional men should not delay investigat-
ing the opportunities which Arlington
offers. Prices from 500 80 to $40 mo.
c. w. CLEVER CO, Arlington. Va.
1860 r. I. AVE. NV.
First-fioor suite of rooms for profess
Sional established location
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

TO BUY. VIRGINIA-MO. JERN. TWO
three b. r Have few hundred down; nay
S30-S40: consider rental. furnished. Box
3gl-R. Star.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

Small store. with living quarters, $50
GOSS REALTY CO.
1405 Eye st. NV. Natl. 1853.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
.CD.@+s-,n-l
CHEVY CHASE

Barssin In reconditioned A-bed room, .
bath brick. Small cash payment. balance
IKE, rent. Decatur 05O1; evenings, Col.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-04-15

Beverly sherry was here Tuesday
from Redstone.
Mrs. Carl Tango of Outlook spent
Wednesday in town.
Alice French spent sunday at her
home in FlaXville.
Asa Barnes of Redstone was in
the city Saturday.
Alfred Gill. Raymond resident.
was in the city Monday.
Cleo Munson of Raymond was a
P%lentywood visitor saturday.
Selma Larson spent the week end
at her home near Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Thunem were
visitors in Scobey Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis were
Sunday guests at the Marion ranch.
Ben Trustheim of Reserve was
transactins business here Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George La
Grange of Raymond a daughter on
sunday.
Mrs. Gena Lasa of Froid attended
Degree of Honor meeting Monday in
Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. STEINER Hansen of
Malta were visitors in Plentywood
Monday.
P. G. Neville and Lynn York
made a business trip to Minot last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Lenz made a
short business trip to Wolf Point on
Sunday.
Chris Toedte, Plentywood farmer.
was %transacting business here Sat
urday.
NJ. s. Madsen of near Westby was
a P%lentywood business caller last
week end.
Peter C. Olson of Comertown was
among the week end Plentywood
business callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Plaissanct
visited sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. 0
Risa of Redstone.
Rev. and Mrs. S. c. Simundson O
Zahl, n, D.. were week end visitor!
at the Hilda HIGHLAND home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Stevens o
Medicine Lake were here Saturda.
transacting business.
FARMERS-For better seed plan
Northland's Montana-grown seeds
Peterson Co. 1t
VIM. Stahl. prominent Culbertsol
merchant, was in the city Monday OF
business.
H. Z. Gerke of Richey is her
this week on business connected
with the new Farm Union station.
Our seed department is complete
Western-grown seeds will produc
better yield. Peterson Co. Ii
Atty and Mrs. Thos. Dignan il
of Glasgow were here Monday Of
business matters.
Earliest strain field corn. Millet
Sudan grass, crested wheat grass
etc. Peterson Co. Ii
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street, suspended
Alvin A. Kraft, 1901 California
street, As days.
Louis Lagana, Capitol Heights, Md,
80 days.
James H. Mcintyre, 742 G place,
| revoked
John ]. McLane, 1927 Fourth street
northeast, revoked.
Walter Martin, 639 Third street
northeast, 30 days.
Samuel Outing. 1913 Florida avenue
northeast. suspended
John G. Papanicolas, 2Oo4 I street
revoked
Alfred Passarelli, Fort Myer, Va,
80 days.
Farrell L. Penland, 1lo7 Eleventh
street, 80 days.
Clarence w. Ruh, jr, l745 Rhode
Island avenue, 80 days.
Charles w. Snyder, 523 Powhatan
place. 80 days.
Joseph H. Sweitzer, 1417 Rhode Is
land avenue. 30 DAYS.
Thomas B. Washington, 81 Hanover
street, suspended.
James o. Gartner, 803 Grandin ave-
nue., Rockville, Md. revoked.
Herman o. PEBBLES. 45O4 Leland
street, Chevy Chase, Md. revoked
Dorothea M. Widenmyer, 1858
Thirty-first street, Mount Rainier.
Md, 80 days.
Kenneth F. Wilson, Ednor, Md.
80 days.
Daniel c. Will, jr., Drexel Hill, Pa,
revoked.
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circumstantial evidence, Bentley ar
rested Jud Ystes. Ystes was working
in a textile mill at the time. He put on
a nice show OF innocence.
You haven't got anything on me.
You'll be sorry for this. I never even
heard of Tobias Kendall. I'm in
nocent."
We'll be sure Of that one wav or
another as soon as we check your
prints with those we found at the
Kendall house"
"Fingerprints! You didn't find any
fingerprints
Mop said Bentley narrowly. "You
didn't intend us to. did you, Ystes?
Well. you made a slip We got set
OF prints from the window sill"
Ihey took YStes to headquarters,
summoned the fingerprint expert
and then they made startling dis
covery, They couldn't take the alleged
bandits prints because his fingers
were worn smooth by handling cloth
in the textile MILL
Why, damn it, that's impossible" +"
benCiey crled an9rlly.
It's been known to happen" the
expert assured him. It's happened
this time
How long will it take for the lines
to grow back aeain?"
"A month or two"
you can't hold me here that long" "
Ystes cried You haven't got a
thing on me"
"No'" said Bently. Lock him up,
Ryan"
THEY locked up Ystes and they
kept him confined for six weeks.
Then the expert tried to take his
prints again. He looked at the
prisoners fingers suspiciously.
You've been rubbing them on your
clothes" he accused
Ystes said nothing. He looked
sullen and defiant Bentley was fur
ious
"Wait'll I get out" Ystes replied.
The newspapers are going to hear
about this. You haven't got anything
on me-
In spite of Bentley's contempt for
the prisoners threat he knew he
couldn't keep him a prisoner forever
Somebody would begin to ask ques-
tionS,
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Deaths Reported.

Ellen Herlihy; 50, 1o1s 9Th st s.w.
Hannah M. WEIGH, so, Walter Reed GEN
eral Hospital.
Aloysius E. JOY -. 45l7 18th st.
Olaf Johnson, 76 29lO South Dakota ave.
Kate E. Monroe. -. 3s0S 18th st.
Walter T. Pumphrey, IS. Emergency Hos
Thomas H White, 81. Government Print
Howard S. Mccauley. 5e. 57oe Colorado
Edward T. Hughes. "a. 1633 Monroe St
Charles c. Sinclair. 81. Gallinger Hospital
John MorroW. 81. Home for Aged and In
firm. "
Helen Rsiford so. Garfield Hospital.
John M. Holloway. AZ, 1850 Wisconsin
avenue,
Tomas Silva. rs, Emergency Hospital
walter Masrane. 10. Walter Reed General
Hospital
Infant Alice Dove. Children's Hospital
infant Marvin Lowery. Galhnger Hospital.
Infant, Marvis RidRly. 1910 c st. ne
pital. avg
Eta sprisss, 55. 1929 Goth st.
wesley Par ker. "a, 1l15i2 5th ST.
Mary Worsley, 81. Casualty Hospital
harry Bryant, 81. Gallneer Hospital
Flobell Jennings. %. Gallinser Hospital
Moses Hoban. s. Gallinser Hospital.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHEN YOU HAVE ELECTRICAL WORK
10 De done. no matter how small the Job
may be call the Electric Shop on Wheels
NO Job too small or too large District GIL
NEW FOLDING CHAIRS FOR RENT VERY
large Metropolitan $3.50. National S664
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debtS unless incurred by me personally,
LANES NJ POWER, 36 Bryant st. NV,
Washington. d. c. ..
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads TO and from BALTIC Phna ana New
YORK. FREQUENT trips to other Eastern
cltles. Dependable Service Since lSgG T"
IHE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO. Phone Decatur $500
AFTER JULY WILL NOT BE RE-
sponSibie for any debts other than those
contracted by myself. J. E. FRANK, 1915
Naylor I'd Sc. 4.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
oebtS contracted by any one other than
myself. MRS. WALLACE NIXON KIRSCH.
h4.to 6th St NV. Washington D. c. -
ON JULY 3. AT EICHBERG'S AUCTION
l2!7 R St NV. We viii sell for storase
bllls and repairs: Essex sedan, motor No
Il34Sho. Willys-Knlght motor No. 4,97I
{. d NJ GARAGE. 1910 Kalorama I'd n W.
THE FOLLOWING CARS WILL BE SOLD
a. 1nrv WeschieT 5 public auction at 10 m.
sedan, motor No. 7597. left by John II,
Mayne; Terraplane sedan. motor No
~, $500. left by William R Robertson,
and Rockne sedan motor no R-l630I
istt by Francis F. Brown. CALL CARL,
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Marriage Licenses.

Robert s: scaIe, 81. $500 Thirteenth st.,
syl1avi5 snd VI5sins mia NJ 5eH Hair 26 22lo Penn
and Emily A. huston. L.. ss:5 ssa1 u MAYOR SEi:
waiter 5d s. { Psice ReE s.ymenr Myssemap 1na
Margaret Mcintosh 36 1901 Argonne
pl Rev. J, S. Montsomery.
RlGhard aa,a E. Nugent q. Altoona. Pa, and
Judge r. E Mattingly.
Meyer ~ ,stn shuman M i ~ and Ray F., Finch,
Edward 10ls OF wess sasmore m Rey ses ! ,,I Loe9
4:s'G5C jSdss u Matti%sly. SSsR Of Baltimore
pen o New "a YORK ofR' CITY r. 51ss 5Sdse
Leonard %s4sarp Reid. 35; AreoIa, n; C.. and
VA: a?sRts. Re7. J. a. C. EEIGtt BaP 80 Alexandria
william G. Montague. %. and Helen V.
2 0pfeT; Isnnia sl both of Baltimore; Rev.
Tenn: and Grace W. Schultz. ~. Char
vernoe e shoa na e. Rfv New caise RTsTs p and
Rev. W; s; Abernethy,-
MasneF q. both. botn of ao7 s"i Ga'I ST.; Rev: '.
Joseph Rsaass &as, d Iew!ston 1 and
>. St; Rev. J H. Taylor.
HaTold Tsaa 4 oGonnel!; oar Al 1885 s ST and
Harold v Kinney, %. Hornen. N. Y,
and ss1nd yrsinia ynn NJ. ;l ;ssyllor, ss. 5aos Eighth
Wnona H. Beach. e5. 01U,i Wsterboro. sS S. "o C;
Judge R; E. Mattinsly,.
James c. Blaine. "a, 1913 Girard St. and
Violet p. Wilson. u, 6le K St; Rev.
Frank R. Gessford. 90. 1900 Eighteenth
land. Md; Rev. G. B. Austin. 10
Robert G: Campbell 22. Baltimore. and
Ethel M. Garfield, 81. 1S45 Bay st. Sc;
Rev. H. M. Canter.
Glenn T; SAKE. p; 1898 Fourth st; ne,
and Marie E. Helbig,;, 20; 241s Penn
Paul R. Robinson, 21, Emerson st. ne.
and MarRart A. Sweeney. II. 1854
1ngleSide terrace: Rev. NJ W. Hyle.
Samuel Mermin. 25, New Haven. Conn.
and Lora Nifong, 10, 2O29 H street;
Judge R. E. MattinRy.
William B. Newcomb, 25, Fort Myer Va.
and Elizabeth A. Gallant. 23, 5127
Nebraska ave; Rev. A. F. Poore
Henry r. Ward, 43, and Harriet E. Jeffries,
Is, both of Lorton, Va; Rev. Wiley
Westray.
La wrence J. Chapman. 3s. and Vettia r.
Proctor, 8, both of 1927 9TH ST.. Rev.
F. W. Alstork.
John H. johnson, As, and Bessie Thomas,
40, both of 22S st. s.w.; Rev. r. C.
Herbert.
william r Bradley, 3a. 1923 Florida ave.
and Sadie M. Dudley. 22, 116 Florida
ave-: Rev j. L. Pinn
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Traffic Convictions.
SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING.
John P. Cast, Maryland. So.
FIRST OFFENSF SPEEDING


John P. Cast, Maryland. So.
FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Robert l.. Adams. Virginia. SIS.
Eugene De Cesare, Maryland, $40.
Joseph Ehlers, 1000 Cathedral ave-
nue.. SIS.
Leado Grear, 522 Twentieth street,
IS.
Claude A. Myera, 1912 Seventh
street. IS.
Lavinia Aderson, 1los Forty-fourth
place. s5
Isaac Janofsky, 5lO6 Conduit road,
$40.
Warren H. Bamford, Maryland. SO.
Allen L. Simmons, 1914 T street
southeast, IS.
Bernard E. Paige, 46l5 Jay street
northeast, IS.
Mike Roscoe, 1901 Connecticut ave-
nue., SIS.
Roy K. Craum, 1913 Fifth street
southeast, IS.
John j. ONei. 42l3 Alabama ave-
nue. southeast, IS.
Luther H. Martin, 2242 Minnesota
avenue southeast IS.
Henry B. Poehler, 1914 C street
northeast, IS.
Harold p Coddington, Virginia. S.
PERMITS SUSPENDED OR
REVOKED.
Theodore F. Bland, 26ll Sherman
avenue. revoked.
Myrtle T. Brady, 2603 Eleventh
street, 30 days.
Warren D. Clardy, 1926 Varnum
street, suspended.
Gilbert J. Edmonds, 3l8 New York
avenue, suspended.
Benjamin L. Franklin, 124 Bates
street, revoked
Ridgeway M. Hall, 1901 Sixteenth
street, suspended.
Henry johnson, 1922 P street. sus-
pended.
Hilton E. Jones, 1906 Wisconsin ave-
nue., suspended.
Sidney Kay, 3OO2 Rodman street,
revoked.
Edgar A. Kheney, 80 Little street,
Alexandria, Va, 80 days.
Oliver w. Kenly, 1869 New Hamp-
shire avenue, 80 days.
Russell E. Knodle, 1924 Eleventh
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TRIO OF MURDER
SUSPECTS ARE HELD
Kinsmen of Cremated Man Bound
Over to Grand Jury With.
out Bond.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
BURGAW, N. c., July l.-Three
kinsmen were held without privilege
OF bond today after a magistrates
court bound them over to the grand
jury on charge Of staying Paul
krochmalny, former Toledo, Ohio,
machinist, and cremating his body on
farm near here.
Solicitor John j. Burney said the
three st. Helena farmers--Pete Kroch-
malny, his son, Paul, and Irwin Will
iiams. Pete's son-in-law-would be
brought to trial July 10. Pete Kroch-
malny is the brother OF the alleged
murder victim.
Through questioning of witnesses
at the hearing, Solicitor Burney indi-
Gated he would attempt TO prove that
sl,l60 in money orders Paul Korch-
malny had mailed to himself here
when he left Toledo caused his kins-
men to kill him and take the money.
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Charles and Eleanor Kuhn. boy.

Fred and Katherine Kogok. boy.
Stanley and Helen Williams. boy.
Joseph and Marie CROWLEY. airl. "
William and Katherine Withers. girl.
5smes hanfy sna and MaTsaret MoHn r Tr
aubrey and Margaret Ross, girl.
CLIFFORD and Blanche Shook, girl.
Alvin, and Fannie Wynkoop. girl.
F2edercf seer Ana and Hveh dadys Gs0s Alinu hI girl
Daniel and Mary o'Donoshue, girl.
John and Florence Martini, boy.
Alfred and Betty Palmer boy.
William and Charlotte Brown, jr. boy.
Keith and Weltha Allison, girl.
Miller hansrt and nd Mary Mar Taylor; girl
Arthur and Emily Bradley. IT., girl.
Martin and Lucy Vermillion, boy.
Clifton and Elva Wallace, jr.. boy
Robert and Kathleen Cowan. boy.
paaaa M,1iiam and A kathryn MAGE. boy.
Albert and Lillian Bisset. boy.
Edwin and FLORENCE Sargent. boy.
Oscar and Louise Potut. girl.
HSseen E2erett snd AND Lsn Jahete ydns lewis GIRL
Albert and Clara Imrie. girl
Harvey and Edith Wright, girl.
Johnnie and Theresa Reynolds, girl.
-. - hhAe dilG SdtneTlne hat2man. glTl,
Ihomas and virginia Poland girl,
PeteT and Elaine Keller. girl.
Eadford and Barbara Mobley. girl.
clarence and Emma Lasher. Girl.
jackson and Dorothy Vaughn, sirl.
y,l, yudSe and Nora Guest. girl
William " and Gertrude Keating. girl.
James and Fanny Womack. boy
Edeibert and Carrie Jenkins. boy.
Glyde and Bonnoe Hough girl.
Joseph and Maggie Jacobs. girl.
Albert and Elizabeth Martin, jr.. girl.
N,,,, Warrlck and Beatrice Smith. boy.
William and Polly May, boy.
George and jamie Jackson, boy.
Elliott and Ruby Hamilton, boy,
game and Alice Matthews. girl.
bennle and Armetta Peete. boy.
arthur and Elsie Matthews boy.
Peter and Rosa Bum. boy
Eddie and Flossie Rollins girl,
John and MaSSie Farrar. girl,
James and Lucille Shimsler. girl,
Ernest and Minnie Reeder, boy
Willie and Linnie Walker, boy.
Kenneth and Ellen Johnson, boy.
Daniel and Mary Norris. boy.
Evening star., 1937-07-02
FIRST Of $500
OPERAS TONIGHT.
Long Established Cincinnati
Musical Feature
Is Resumed,
HE nrst in q series OF six opera
broadcasts from the Cincin-
natl Geological Gardens will be
Il presented tonight at o'clock

i" HE f1rst in q series Of six opera
broadcasts from the Cincin-
natl Geological Gardens will be
presented tonight at o'clock
over WMAL. Zoo opera, as the VEN
ture is known, is one of the city's old
est Summer musical attractions. For
merly subsidized by music loving citi-
sens, 1t now is conducted by a group
OF musicians interested in creating
additional outlets for their talents durz
ing the Summer months.
Bruna Castagna, Carlo Morelli, Leon
Rothier. Norman Gordon and John
Gurney are among the noted singers
OF the Metropolitan Opera Co, slated
70 participate in the programs. Fausto
Cleve, also Of the Met" draws a con-
Quoting assignment.
FRANCHOT TONE, Maureen O'Sul-
Ivan and Virginia Bruce present
dramatic high lights Of the motion
picture. Between Two Women" story
OF surgeons devotion to profession. on
the Hollywood Hotel shoW-WJSV
ut 8.
HoRRoR-LOVERS should enjoy the
Court OF Human Relations drama
tonight. 1t is concerned with a triple
Staying case similar to one that has
made recent headlines-WRC, $50.
TOMMY DORsEY's ORCHESTRA
takes the starring spot vacated by
Jack Pearl, and promises have been
given that Marie and Song of India
will feature the initial program
WMAL, at 9.
A LICE FAYE joins Hal Kemps band
as featured vocalist. offering
songs from her latest film Efforts
WJSV, 7:3O.
A N ORIGINAL radio production en-
titled "Gardenias" will be pre-
sented by VOL, beginning at $50. An
al-stsr radio cast, headed by Hugh
studebaker, will enact the piece. writ
ten by Morrison Wood OF the WGN,
Chicago, production staff.
ELZA SCHALLERT interviews Bobby
Breen on WMAL at GAS.
Evening star., 1937-07-02
Births Reported.

John and Joan CirioS twin girls.
Lucius and Mollie Latham. boy
Bernard and Laura Lindsay boy
Howard and Katherine Bloomer boy.
Austin and Jamie Doyle. girl
Howard and Velma Clark. girl
X. Greek and Violet Sebastian. girl.
Noah and Tresa DeHaven girl.
Edwin and Dorothy SNYDER sirl,
Louis and Esther Giersch. boy.
George and Harriet Gilmore. boy.
James and Nancy Heiston boy,
Evening star., 1937-07-02
A month later
Bentley came into
Ystns' cell

A month later
Bentley came into
Ystes' cell.
so you're still
rubbing 'em, eh?
Smooth as a whis-
tie" He gestured.
20. K, Ystes. You
win. I can't keep
you h ere an y
longer"
So they let Ystes
go. He didn't go
to the newspapers
as he had promised.
He had Sc ms e
enough to let well
enough alone. Also,
knowing that he
would be trailed,
he didn't 60 to the
place where he had
hidden his loot.
Instead, he tried
to get a job.
Evening star., 1937-07-02
LOST

CAMERA, Eastman Cine motion picture;
s25 reward: lost Tues. front Maynower Ho-
Tel Gail kolD Bros, West 0OO2.
GLASSES bifocals in red case on street
car or vicinity 9Th and Pa. ave. sc. Tuesday
afternoon Reward. Phone Atlantic
OS65-W evenings
LOCK HUB CAP AND KEYS near Camp
springs, Md. Return to lSt-f. desk. Kanns
Dept. Store. Reward
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE, No
l3l3 c. E. Mills. No. II precinct
WRIST WATCH. lady's, Swiss black leath-
er strap, white gold on Saturday, June 16:
reward. Call Cleveland O9g4
Evening star., 1937-07-02
A Matter of Waiting
. H E olice E

TH E pol ] l C e
a m a IS e d a
wealth of material
against Jud Ystes
for the Kendall job,
but it was pure
ly circumStantial.
T h ey kne W 1T
wouldn't carry
weight with a jury.
B W Inspector
Peter Bentley, IN
charge Of investi-
eating the crime,
found one set of
fingerprints on the
window sill of the
Kendall home, and
he knew that If he
could find the man
whose prints cor
responded h he' d
have the bandit.
So two months
after the theft,
hnufy,r - n,H,11eaJ 1T,