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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

} n. Co.. and Roberta Kilduff, 70,
Reedville, Va.
Leo L. Parish, Fl, and Ethel Nc
Conkey, 10. both Of 1898 North Capt.
Robert T. Mitchell, 81, 1897 A st.
N. E., and Evelyn NJ. HOllidge, 20,
3006 Fourteenth st. N. Il.
Samuel Hyatt, 80, Baltimore, Md,
and Florence e. COhn, %, 1141
Seventh St. s. W.
Francis r. s. BOuIenger, Fl. 1880
Irving Sc. N. W., and Ruby e. Den.
mis-, 10, 81 New York Ave. N. e.
George A. Herbert, "a, zee O st.
n. E., and Afleen G. Hanback,, Fl, see
Ai MOTIFS Is n Il: & Conan. 81, 1s1 Raleigh
81. 8. E., and Dorothy T.. Bielaskl,
22, 1911 Nichols Ave. b. Il.
wellington d. Ross, 26, Wilkes
Barre, Pa, and sylvia M. O'Neal, 81
JACK H. ;. G. Wells Is, 17Ss Hobart
g: n: W., and Mary z. Charters, co.
William F. DOnnelly, %, 1923 La
mont st. N. W., and Emily NJ. An.
thOny, 48, 2707 Adams Mill Rd. N. w.
Ernest Il. OzbuFn, 90, Macon, Ga,
and Bernice Treadaway, 81, of Tenn
Dle, Ga,
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TWO ARRESTED
FOR THEFTS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July II.
The arrest of two Washington
colored men with clothing val
ued at $3.50 was reported by
police today, as they expressed
belief they have halted q series
of shoplifting episodes that have
worried King Street merchants
for several weeks.
Police said they arrested the
men, Frank Simms, 80, Of the
500 block Florida Ave. N. w..
and Vannie Stewart, 38, Of 600
block M st. N. W., as one came
from the j. c. Penney store
with seven suits of mems clothing
in his arms, and another waited
in the street in an automobile
Three days ago. clothing val
ued at $147.50 was taken from
the same store. Other stores
also have been visited by shop
filters recently. Mems suits have
been the principal loot.
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DEATHS

Laura e. Moore, SO, 1918 IngOmar
st. n. w.
Hannah Bowling. So, 2OS7 Heide-
tiar HOEg. rs. 1898 Van Ness st.
Robert MilIiken. 10, GallInger Hos.
pital.
sally s. Davis, IS. st. EIisabeths
George Bowen, ~ 7aS jefferson
Caroline L. RlfenberE. 72. S0OS
Twenty-fifth st. N. e.
Adele Wade, 90, Garfield Hospital.
Ellen White. "a, 1881 Ashmead PL.
Elizabeth X. VIM. ss, Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Thomas 3. Carroll. 90. AS1O Fiji.
teenth st. N. w.
Leo NOyes, 90, Home for Aged and
Infirm.
Max Dichter, "a sibIey Hospital.
Arthur w. Huntington, Sc, st. Eliz.
abeths Hospital.
Walter Conn, 50, Garfield Hospital.
Dimmie Matam, 4S, Gallinger Hos.
Norman D. Wright. IS. 2Os Indiana
Frank windsor. So. Providence Hos.
Robert c. Loveridge, 81, 1850 TWEEN.
ty.fOurth st. N. W.
James n. Davis, 20. Emergency
Hospital.
Mary White. 10. GallInEer Hos
pital.
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seer ETARIES
WIN FIGHT
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ticipation in the retirement plan.
Employees separated from the
service before reaching retire
ment age are out Of luck so far
as retirement goes. They get
back their own money, with in
terest, but nothing else.
Employees with many years
service back of them must, to be-
come eligible for retirement on
the basis outlined, pay into the
retirement fund an amount equal
to 2h per cent Of their Govern
ment pay from August l, 1920.
to June 80, 1925, and 31a per
cent from July /, 1925, to date.
The Oldest employee in point OF
service at the Capitol, employed
in the House document room,
would have to raise approx
mately $4,000 in cash to get on
the retirement roll at $1,000 a
year. The back payments may be
made in instruments.
The new law is effective as OF
October !, 1887.
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STREET WORK
NEARSF|N|SH

ALEXANDRIA, Va. July II.
Work of resurfacing is miles OF
city streets is being carried fer
ward here by Baltimore concern
under a $4,000 contract. It is
expected to be completed within
a week.
Completion Of an $500 King
Street resurfacing project is being
delayed for the construction Of a
storm water sewer near the new
Reed Theater. Washington con-
tractors have already carried this
work from Fayette to Peyton
Streets.
Another city project, the recon.
Struction of Braddock Road. from
Russell Road to West Street, is 60
ing forward, with city forces at
work on the concrete base con-
struction. The improved road,
which will give the city new east
west artery, will be surfaced with
macadam.
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Brown Returns
a FdvOr--FindS
Stolen Auto

Major Ernest w. Brown today
repaid a debt Of gratitude through
the offices Of the Metropolitan
Police Department, whose mem
beers capped several hours Of In
tensive search with the discovery
of George G. Buchheister's stolen
automobile.
The machine which was re-
ported stolen to the Major in per-
son, was found abandoned at Fiji
tenth Street and Massachusetts,
Avenue Northwest.
Buchheister is personal Secre-
tary to Representative Thomas E.
Cullen CD of New York, and
both men were highly instrument
tai two years ago in obtaining a
picked squad of New York police
men to aid local authorities in
handling the mammoth Shrine
convention.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

william j. e. CryeF, -, 626 First
st. 8. e., and e. Anne Teele, ~, Fort
John F. wIIlcurhby "a. ga Fifth
g. N: E.: and Marion e. BOlens ~,
MOuntsville, Va.
MariIos Jullios, 20, 500 L St. N. W.,
and Fannie Vallt0S, Fl, 621 Oneida Pl.
n. w.
Archie L. Knowles, 50, and Kath.
crime E. Bowen, IS, both Of Balti-
Joseph r. Freiburger, Is, Roslin.
dale. Mass, and Ethel L. Mcleod, 20,
West ROxbury Mass.
Frank w. Constable, 81, 1903 4
St., and Lillian Counts, IS, 1873 Il
Earl w. Adams, FL, 900 Elliott st.
n. E., and Margaret e. Weldon, 16,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Archie L. MePelman, 20, HOE Sixth
st. N. W., and Ethel Schwartz, 22,
217 Ingraham st. N. W.
Clarence r.. Schaeffer, 81. and Elsie
T. Conner, 20, both Of 1906 Sixth st.
8. Il.
Daniel A. HaOken. rs, GreenviIIe,
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BIRTHS


WiIfred and Clemmie Higgins, boy.
James and Jackie Townsend, boy
William and Alma Crayle, boy.
ElEle and Inex Brightwell, girl.
Wallace and Glenna Sullivan, RiFas
Irwin and Beulah BOniface, boy.
Max and Bertha FutrOwsky, boy.
Clayton and Vivian Clark, boy.
Clifton and Hannah Greaveg, boy
j. Stanley and Kathryn Lacey, boy.
Armand and Selma freedman, boy
Barnard and Mary Gallagher, boy
Joseph and Dora Bresler, boy.
Frederick and Helen House, bOys
Arnold and Jane WessOn, boy.
Max and Ann TastIe, boy.
Alfred and Clara Purdy, girl.
Oscar and Doris Challis, girl.
Arthur and Frances CrOsOm, girl.
Robert and Ellie Eislnger, girl.
George and Mary Lash, girl.
Joseph and Mary Lavicini, girl.
Paul and Josephine Darby, boy
Coral and McAtee Newman boy.
Vincent and Margaret Austin, boy.
Harold and Viola Swami, girl.
George and Irene Hughes, boy.
william and Helen JarbOe, boy.
Wade and Alice LOcy, boy.
Julius and Frances Hoffman, boy
Arthur and Teresa Levy, boy.
Paul and Edith BOggs, boy.
Charles and Bertha May, boy.
Paul and Ruth Stein, boy.
Albert and Bertha COlfeld. boy.
Robert and Ruth Bolts, boy.
Harry and Edith Bowling, boy.
James and Margaret HaggeFty, girl.
DeWight and Helen Perkins, girl.
Oliver and Thelma Pence, girl.
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in '"The Prince and the Pauper." Thurs,
day. and Friday: Warner GLAND and
fhs also IN vrEina Rrucs and
Kent Taylor in when Love Is Young"
Saturday: Wendie Barrie and William
Gargan in "Breezing Home; also
Charles starrett and Peggy strattord in
Trapped"
HIPPODROME-sunday: Miriam Hop
kins, Joel McCrea in Woman Chases
Man; cartoon; March of Time. Monday
and Tuesday: Dorothy tsmour and Ray
Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda in You
Only Live Cnce." Wednesday,: Stuart
Erwin. Patsy Kelly in "Pigskin Parade" ;;
also. sally Eilers and James Dunn Dunn ! in
and Friday: Warner, Baxter in White
Hunter; also Guy Kibbee in MAMA
Steps Out" Saturday: Frederic March.
cartoon and news.
CAMEO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire in
Shall We Dance; cartoon and news
sheaTeF. Leslie Howard in Romeo and
Wallace Berry in Good Old Soak;
cartoon and news. Saturday: Roscoe
in mS'" Ssi M COWBOY, sing; cartoon
Episode No. Robinson Crusoe.'
ARCADE-sunday and Monday: Rob.
ert Taylor. Barbara Stanwyck in This
Is My Affair: Cartoon, News. Tues
day: Henry Fonda, Annabella in
wings of Morning: Cartoon, News
Wednesday: Joel McCrea, B ar b a a
Stanwyck in "Internes Can't Take
Money; Cartoon. News. Thursday and
Friday: Spencer Tracy, Franchot Tons
in They Gave Him a Gun: Cartoon
News. Saturday: Charles Starrett in
Dodge City Trail": also James Ellison
in "2Sh Hours Leave: Cartoon. Epi
sode No. Dick Tracy"
MILO-Sunday and Monday: Robert
Montgomery in Might Must Fall'; Car
toon. News. Tuesday and Wednesday
Laurel Hardy in Way Out West"
Cartoon. News. Thursday: Karen Nor
ley in Girl From Scotland Yard: Car
toon, News. Friday: All Comedy Show
Saturday: Charles starrett in Code OF
Range; also Mae Clarke in Hats Off
Cartoon. Episode No. II Robinson
Crusoe.''
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Wal
lace Berry in Good Old Soak; Selected
| Short Subjects. Tuesday and Wednes
day: George Bancroft in "Doctor'!
| Diary: also Bette Davis in marked
| Woman" Thursday and Friday: Norma
Shearer in Romeo and Juliet" Satur
day: Jean Rogers in 1.-THE Wildcatter"
also William Boyd in North of the Ri
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AGRICULTURE SCHOOL READY
FOR ANOTHER BIG SEASON

local No. 2, Civil Service Commits
sion, noon.
Wednesday-D. c. Federation of
Federal Employe Unions. head
quarters, 8 p. m.
Friday-Executive council of
Local No. 2, headquarters, 5 p. m.
Educational forum, headquarters,
8 p. m.
headquarters, ITO Fourteenth
st. N. W.
The Federal Government, or
any agency, cannot attach sal.
aries of Government employees for
the settlement of defaulted Fed
eral Housing Administration loans,
the Acting Comptroller General
has ruled. Gen. Frank Hines, Vet
Grams Administration director,
asked the decision, stating that
FILA had preferred claims against
several Veterans Administration
workers for defaulting on notes
signed by them and insured by
FILA. He asked if unpaid amounts
could be deducted from employees
salaries without regard to any
protest against such action as may
be received from the employees"
G. A. o. replied that there is no
authority Of law" for such pro-
cedure, and that the matter must
be placed before the Attorney
General for suit or collection"
if the employees can't be persuaded
to Iquidate their Indebtedness.
Interior workers, under aus
pices of Interior branch, N. F.
F. E., will hold a midsummer
get-together carnival this eve
ming at the Potomac Boat Club
until II. The first general So
cial function held since Interior
has been housed in its new
building, all employees are in
vited to share a buffet supper,
dancing and entertainment.
Pat Murphy, entertainer. and
Otto and his swing band, an all
Federal group. will be features.
Joseph Menehan heads the COM
mittee in charge, aided by Mrs.
Rebekah Pedigo, A. M. Reising,
Stephen Trip, H. E. Horowitz
and Dave Thomas.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lit
tie, Veterans Administration, re-
tired this week after 81 years .
Mrs. Adele Pfizer, retired Labor
Department employe, has recov.
cred from a recent illness that
took her to Sibley Hospital and
now is residing in perfect health
at the Bancroft, Nineteenth and R
SITS. N. w.. Social Secrity has
opened field offices in Norfolk, Va,
and Annapolis, Nd. i. "A CCC
worker found a bayonet dropped
by a soldier near Fort Necessity,
Pa, during an attack on the forti.
fications in July Of 1854. p. v.
Carbon, pasture specialist at Agri-
culture, is in Aberystwyth, Wales
at the meeting of the fourth inter
national Grassland Congress.
State Department has appointed
DR.. Herbert Feis adviser on inter
national economic affairs, trans
ferring to him the staff of the for
mer office of the economic adviser,
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Alloy, Mates, POpeye's
Got q M Skery'

There IS a mystery, boys and
girls. And Popeye is going to find
out about It.
When he grabs his can Of spin.
ach, rolls up his sleeves and
starts swinging fists, nothing can
stop him. But there's a dangerous
man in his way. In fact, two of
the worlds most dangerous men.
Read how Popeye solves this
deep mystery next week in The
Washington Times. Don't miss
next weeks Thimble Theater,
starring Popeye, by E. c. Segar.
See if you can guess what will
happen to Popeye and Susan. It's
a big surprise. Watch for it every
day in The Times!
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RAPHAEL-Sunday and N y:
Maureen O'Sullivan and Betty Compson
Wednesday: Henry Wilcoxon and Anna
Stem in 1.-TWO Who Dared: also speed
to Spare" with Charles Quigley and
Dorothy Wilson. Thursday and Friday:
Miriam Hopkins in Men Are , Not
Hunt in Gold Racket Saturday:
also Daniel Haynes in 1.-The Last Mile;
Blake of Scotland Yard" No. 5.
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Edward G. Robinson in Thunder in
the City" Tuesday: Joel McCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck in "Internes Can't
Take Money" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Smone Simon and James Stewart
in Seventh Heaven; " Friday and Sat
urday: Bob Allen in Ghost Ranger;
also Jungle Jim" No 10.
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Chester
Morris and Helen Mack in IT Promise
to Pay" Tuesday: Girl Overheard"
with Gloria Stuart and Walter Pidgeon;
Wednesday: George Bancroft and Eve
Ign Venabls in "Racketeers in Exile;
also BLACK Coin" No. 9. Thursday:
James Dunn and Jean Rogers in "Mys-
Fighting Code" Friday: George Muir
ply and Doris Nolan in top of the
Town" Saturday: Buck Jones in
Smoke Tree Range: jungle Jim"
No. 10.
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday: Jean
Harlow and Robert Taylor in Personal
Property" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Jane Withers in THE Holy Terror"
also Roscoe Harms and Larry GBuster1
Thursday and Friday: Paul MUM and
George Raft in "Scarface"; also. Love
Letters of a Star" with Henry Hunter
and Polly Rowles. Saturday: Charles
Jim No. ..
LTNCOLN-July 18th to end Cn-
clusive): "They Gave Him a Gun" with
Spencer Tracy, Gladys George and
Franchot Tone.
REPUBLIC-JuIy 18th to 22nd Din
cIusive) ~ Met Him In Paris with
Claudette Colbert. Melvyn Douglas and
| Robert Young.
BOOKER T-July 18th to END Gin
cIusive): Call 1t a Day" with Olivia
DeHavilland. Ian Hunter and Alice
Brady.
CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday:
| Robert Young and Ann Sothern in Dan
gerous Number; also, Alison Skipwortn, !,
| and Polly Moran in Two wise MAIDS.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Victor McLag-
! len and June Lang in Nancy Steele Is
! Missing" also, Edward Everett Horton
| and Charlotte Wynters in Lets Make A
! Million" Thursday and Friday: Joseph
Calleia and Florence Rice in Man OF
the People: also, Gene Autry and Kay
| Hughes in The Big Show" Saturday:
Charles Starrett and Maury Weldon in
| Dodge City Trail"; also, Hugh Herbert
and Tom Brown in That Mans Here
Again; also. Chapter No. II, Jungle
Jim: also. color cartoon. Gifts From
the Air"
SECO-sunday. Monday and Tuesday;
| prince and the Pauper," with Enrol
Flynn and Mauch Twins: cartoon; short
subjects; Metro news. Wednesday:
Midnight Court" with Ann Dvorak and
all-star cast; short subjects; Fox News
Thursday and Friday: "One Way Pas
sage" with william Powell and Kay
THE Prince and the Pauper:" Saturday
William Boyd in Miss OF Old Wyoming =
comedy; cartoon; mat. only, Chapter No
Special Agent X9."
PRINCESS - Sunday and NJ d y
Dangerous Number" with o b er
Young and Ann sothern; also, Woman
Chases Man" with Miriam Hopkini
Francis; also, Gambia ssador Bfll" with
viii Rogers cartoon; short subjects
Saturday: Espionage" with Edmund
Lowe and Madge Evans also. Secret
valley" with Richard Arlsn; Chapter
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No. IL, Ace Drummond'; comedy; snort
attractions; Universal News.
sTANTON-sunday and Monday: ga
Family Affair" with Lionel Barrymore,
Cecilia Parker and Eric Linden; also
Virginia Bruce in When Love Is
Young" with Kent TAYLOR y6 W.dn Walter
Katharine Hepburn and Franchot Tone
in Quality Street.; also THE Devil
Diamond, starring frankie Darro and
Man of the People, with Joseph
Calleia and Florence Rice; also Conrad
Nagel and Martha La Barr in With
Pleasure. Madame." Saturday Mid
Frances Drake: also Tom Tyler in
"Roamin' Wild"
ACADEMY-Sunday and Monday:
Sally Eilers. James Dunn and Mischa
Man In Of The Ha Peo oHr MtR
Calleia and Florence Rice. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Paul NUM- and Miriam
Hopkins in THE Woman I Love" with
d Louis Hayward; ,S also Tough To Han.
Richmond. Thursday and Friday: Boris
Karloff in might Key" with ]. Warren
Hull, Jean Rogers and Alan Baxter;
5iH Fsyne o sau Mh Mac Jack cf Holt
Trouble in Morocco" with Mae Clarke
and C. Henry Gordon; also Come On
| Cowboys, with Bob Livingston, Ray
Corrigan and Max Terhune.
| sTATE-sunday and Monday, the
Mauch twins in THE Prince and the
Pauper": cartoon and news. Tuesday
and Wednesday,, Paul NUM- in Woman
away Girl" Thursday. olivia DeHaviI.
comedy. Friday and Saturday, Cecilia
Parker in Girl Loves Boy: also Will
liam Boyd in Trail Dust; cartoon,
news, serial.
JEsSE-sunday, Monday, and Tues
day Shall We Dance" with Fred AS
tsire r and Ginger Rogers Wsdnesda!y J,
The Frame-Up," with Paul Kelly. Fri.
day, Wings Over Honolulu" with Ray
Milland and wendy Barrie. Saturday!
MI. Cinderella" with JACK Haley and
Range" with Buck Jones'
Star Is Born" with Janet Gaynor and
Frederic March. Tuesday and Wednes
day. kid Galahad." with Edgard G.
Robinson and Bette Davis; THURSDAY
w Sfd spence spencer Tracy Tracy ana Franchot Zone
Saturday, THE crime Nobody Saw,
with Lew Ayres and Ruth Coleman: alst
Behind the Headlines" with Lee Trac!
! anu
PALM-Sunday. Monday. and Tues
day, Romeo and Juliet" with Norm'
, Shearer and Leslie Howard. Wednes
day and Thursday, The Go-Getter'
with George Brent and Anita Louise
Friday and saturday This Is My AT
fair" with Robert Taylor and Baroar'
Stanwyck.
FAIRLAwN - Sunday and Monday
Janet Gaynor and Frederic March /
"A Star Is Born" Tuesday: Spence
Tracy and Franchot Tone in The
Gave Him q Cum" Wednesday: SOM
Heinie and DON Ameche in One In
Mllion:" novelty; Thursday and Friday
Enrol Flynn and the Mauch Twins /
and Joel McCrea; comedy; Tuesday an
Wednesday: Woman Trap" with GEL
trude Michael. George Murphy; also
"Rich Relations" with Ralph Forbes an
Frances Grant; comedy: children's mat
T TfS y'a and Friday: China Passage
with Constance Worth and Vinton Hs
worth; also, Miriam Hopkins in me
Are Not Gods" Saturday.: Edwar
Everett Horton in Lets Make a Mi
lion" also, Secret valley" with Vii
CrusoS of Clipper Island" comedy cal
toon.
ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: Carol
Lombard and Fred MacMurray in Swim
High, swing Low" Tuesday and Wedne:
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Surgeon TO Graft
New Eye for Boy

BrNGHAMTON, N. Y, July IT
William Kabanck, Binghamton
high school boy, who has been
blind in one eye for three
years, may have his vision restored
If a rare operation is successful.
DR.. Ramon Castrovieio. of New
York, plans to remove the cornea
from the damaged eye and graft
in its place a cornea from another
person or animal.
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what will become of susan3

What will become Of Susan2
Susan Brown, found starving
to death by Popeye several weeks
ago, turns out to be the daughter
of a very rich man who has a
big estate and millions Of dol
lars.
Her father has disowned her,
thrown her out of his house into
the cold, cruel world to face star
walton and loneliness.
There's something strange
about Poppa Brown, though. And
Popeye is going to find out what
it's all about.
Why would a father mistreat a
girl like Susan? What is the myS.
terry?
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She halls from Louisville, was
trained at the Bryant and STRAIT
ton Business College, and came
north about three years ago to
accept an appointment as a dicta-
phone operator with Civil Services
investigations division. She has
since risen to a Supervisorship.
Gifted with a pleasing voice,
Mrs. Kiger makes music her prin-
cipaI interest and sings regularly
with the Calvary Baptist Church
choir. She resides at 2l06 F
st. N. w.
Persons wishing to contact this
column should telephone District
1000, branch 210, between 2 and
8 p. m.
Meetings Of N. F. F. E. units;
Monday-Hospital Guild Of Lo-
cal No. 2, headquarters, 8 p. m.
Tuesday-Civil Service Branch.
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appearance IN
that capacity
w e d n e S d a y
when he will
address Agricul.
tural oca II
Union No. Q
which for years
was known as
A. =. G. E.
Lodge No. 81.
The meeting
will take place
in the Agricul-
tural Auditor
ium, which is
air cooled, and
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By ]. EARLE MOsER

Agriculture's Graduate School,
one of the most successful ven
lures from a standpoint of en-
ploye-interest that has ever been
inaugurated by a Federal unit, is
making ready for another winter
season.
DR.. A. F. Woods, director, today
announced that Agriculture work
ers or other employees who might
be interested" may obtain official
programs for the schools 1898
wear right now if they will call on
him at Room 1890 South Building,
or phone him at Agriculture,
branch 317.
The school, open to all Govern
ment employees and other quail
fled persons" as far as they can
be Accommodated, will open Septem-
Der 20. Glass instruction in most
cases is given after 4:30 p. m. In
past years, hundreds have raised
themselves by their bootstrapS" by
getting additional training for
the nominal price required by the
Graduate School.
As usual, courses are to cover
a wide subject range, including
personnel management, statistics
and economics, chemistry, botany,
soils, animal pathology, languages
required for Government scientific
reports, speed shorthand, editing,
public speaking, accounting and
bookkeeping and sundry other
useful arts.
Jacob Baker, president Of the
Il.l NLInn.lrnn.
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Q
fair femininity,
so that MIS-.
Marian C. XII
ger might be
d e Scri b ed as
one Of the Gem
missions Ii m
tied assets who
should ne We r
be "liquidated."
AS might be
suspected, Mrs.
Kiger is a ma
tive of Ken
lucky, the State
which claims a
monopoly of at
kra cfive xpononT1