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The Washington times., 1938-12-01
MRS. COLES
FUNERAL SET
FOR SATURDAY
Patriotic Order Plans
Special Services

Requiem high mass for Mrs
Jennie Elizabeth Cole, II, who
died yesterday at her home, 1900
block E st. N. w., after an illness
Of one week, will be celebrated
by the Rev. A. @. Plank Saturday
at 10 a. m, in st. James Angli-
can Catholic Church, Eighth st.
between B and C SITS. N. E. Burial
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
Born in Baltimore, Md, Mrs.
Cole was educated in her native
city and was married to George
Clark Cole at the age of 10.
IN PATRIOTIC GROUP
She then went to Cincinnati as
as a bride to make her home
where Mr.. Cole established a
printing and supplies business.
Mr.. Cole died in Washington on
September S, 1910.
In 1900, Mrs. Cole established
residence in Washington, and d.
vided her time thereafter between
Cincinnati and Washington. She
was a member Of Camp, No. 4,
Patriotic Order Of America, and
st. James Anglican Catholic
Church.
TWO DAUGHTERS LIVING
Services will be conducted by
the Patriotic Order of America to-
evening at 8 o'clock at
her residence.
Two daughters, Mrs. Marguerite
w. English and Mrs. Matt E
both Of this city; an
adopted son, Roger L. Flather,
also Of Washington, and two
grandchildren, Harry Cole Eng
lish and Mary Jane Schott, sur.
vive.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
Tea at Exhibit

An exhibition Of paintings by s.
Peter Wagner will be opened by
the Arts Club at its galleries, 2017
Eye st. N. W., Sunday, to remain
on view to December 16. A tea
in connection with the exhibit will
be from 5 to $50 p. m. on Sunday.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
Wells to Lecture

Carveth Wells, traveller, author
and speaker, will give an illustrated
lecture Friday evening before mem
bers of the National Geographic
Society at Constitution Hall, en-
Bermuda, Britain's island colony
resort off the American Atlal.tic.
Wells father was a Bermudian.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
COLE, JENNIE ELIZABETH-on Wednes-

COLE, JENNIE ELIZABETH-On Wednes-
day, November 80, 1898, at her rest
dence. 1920 E St. N. E.. JENNIE
ELIZABETH COLE (nee Hartzell), wife
of the late George c. Cole and beloved
mother of Mrs. Marguerite W. English
and Mrs. Matt E. Schott and grand
mother Of Harry Cole English and Mary
Jane Schott. Funeral services from the
above residence on Saturday, December
8, 1888, at $50 a. M, thence to St.
James Episcopal Church. Sth and B SITS.
N. E., where mass will be sung for the
repose of her soul at 10 a. m. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Congressional Cemetery. Services by
the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast fuo
neral home, SIT 18th St. s. E.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
Wife Of Judge Mack
Buried in New York

NEW YORK, Dec. / Q.N.SJ.
Funeral services will be conducted
this afternoon for Mrs. Jessie Fox
Mack, wife Of Judge Julian w.
Mack, Of the United States Cir.
cult Court of Appeals. Mrs. Mack,
q native of Cincinnati, had been
Ill several months.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
MUSIC MOANIN'
SWEET AND Low
FOR J|TTERBUCS
Anything on the Instep?
Then Hop Into Ring!
A tiSket-d t1Sket
The prize is in the basket
And every jumping jitterbug
Is out to haze q try!

Is It green Yes, yes-ye-e-e-s!
Some with a SIS mark on it
some with $10-some add up to
$15-and the GRAND prize with
500 on it!
And some swirling Susy-Q-or
a shivery shag dancer-some 1.-THE
Indy hopper - THREE couples
every Saturday night from De.
cember 3 to January 7 are going
to collect-and ONE of those
couples is going to walk off the
stage Of the Capitol Theater Janu-
airy Z with the 500.
Is 1t you?
DON'T FAIL
Maybe! If you've filled out an
entry blank in the Washington
Times-Capitol Theater Jitterbug
jamboree-you have swell chance
for the first ones in are going
to be surest to win the first money
in the Semifinals. These semi
finals begin at next Saturday
nights midnight show-starting
at 1880 p. M, when the Capitol
will run off its full stage and
screen show in addition to the
festival Of fling!
The bets are on Betty today
for Betty Wax Of D Street and
Benny Millstein of Ogden Street
have signed up for Friday nights
preliminary-as have Betty Pas
Sett Of Fourteenth Street and her
partner, Isadore Widre of Thir.
tenth Street.
They-and all the other entries
in the first session will prance
through the stage door Of the
Capitol Theater at 5 p. m. tomor-
row-Friday-and Phil Lampkin's
tropical tempos are sure to swing
most Of 'em into Saturday nights
jam session!
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
Funeral Directors
Deaths
Deceased
DrathB

BOSWELL, MARGARET A.-on Monday,
November 20, 1888. MARGARET A.
BOSWELL, the beloved wife OF John
beth Van Skyler. Mrs. Ruth Colds.
trough. Funeral services from the W.
W Chambers Co. Southeast Funeral
Home, SIT 18th St. s. E.. on Thurs
day. Dec. 1. 1888. at 2 p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited. Interment,
B u m p Oak Cemetery. Pomonkey.
Charles County, Md.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01

BROOKE, FRANK-on Wednesday. No
vember 80, 1888, at his residence. 1875
North Capitol Street, FRANK BROOKE.
and father of r. W. Brooke. Remains
resting at the W. W. Chambers Company
funeral home, 1400 Chaplin Street North
west. Funeral services from Fort Myer
Chapel. Fort Myer. Va, on Saturday.
and friends invited. 1nterment in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01

anderson, MILTON Lon Wednee-
day. November so, 1885. at his resi-
dence. Marshall Hall, Nd, MILTON L:
Nellie Nay Henderson and father of Mrs.
Opal WiIlett, Roy W. and Claude 3.
Henderson. Funeral services from the
W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 617 Eleventh St. S. E., on Friday.
December 2. 1898, at II a. m. Relatives
and friends invited, Interment, Washing
ton National Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01

WAX, WILLIAM Won Wednesday, No.
vember 80, 1888, WILLIAM w. WAX,
late residence 1920 Georgia Avenue
Northwest beloved husband of Mamie
Chambers Company funeral home, 140O
Chaplin Street Northwest. Funeral serv-
ices at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myers
Va, on Friday. December Q, 1898. at
IL a. m. Relatives and friends invited.
farv
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
GarA ut Thanka

CHARLES ITO the pastor
of Atonement Luthern Church, officers
and members of the Masonic lodges and
Numismatic Society and their wives. the
soloist. relatives. neighbors and many
friends, our sincere thanks for your
floral tributes to US In our recent be-
husband and father, CHARLES d. AID
RIDGE. THE FAMILY.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01

DOWELL, WILMER M.-onr Wednesday,
November 80. 1898, at Washington
vived by his mother, sisters and broth.
ers. Remains resting at the Lee funeral
home, 4th and Mass Ave. N. E., until
8 a. M, Friday, December 2. Funeral
services at his home. Barboursville, Va,
on Saturday, December 8, at 2 p. N.
Relatives and friends invited.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
Florists

GUIDE BROS. CO. Funeral Designs
1919 y 81. N. " NAT. 427D
TEAPT,EV Funeral Sprays. 80 up, d6l.
Florist, eos G st. n. ".
La gaceta., 1938-03-11

Sc ofrecfan tambien a colaborar
con los revolucionarios.
Los cuatro hombres que apa-
r~ecieron muertos en- Cojimar,
fueron llevados ALI y ejecuta-
dos.
FL embajador de los Estados
Unidos en- Cuba mantiene que
su gobierno desea la complete
tranquilidad y prosperidad de
la isla.
El DR.. Martinez Saenz, desde
Miami, desmiente que haya We
nido conspirando Y asegura que
Sc opone a Batis.a, como Sc opo
ne ell pueblo de Cuba, porque es
un despota, un imitador de Ma
chado.
Suponese en- esta ciudad que
los esbirros de la "inteligencia'
sin inteligencia Sc proponen ma
tar y encarcelar, con ell pretex-
to de la conspiraci6n a personals
que luchan en- contra de la tira
MIA militar.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11
La dictadura militar mventa Cue conplot para
amordazar a los de la oposiciio6n
Los esbirros dicen "que Estados Unidos
apoya a los conspiradores."


Habana MARIO liza fan
tasia del servicio de inteligencia
militar del coronel Batista, a.
nuncia hoy a todos los vien-
tos una conspiraci6n contra la
vida del coronel y ell e~ncarcela-
miento de eonocidas PERSONAL
dades, luego de la ejecuci6n de
cuatro personals en- Cojimar, he
cha en- esta misma semana.
Entire los acusados Y deteni-
dos por los esbirros de la dicta-
.dura aparecen ell DIR. Alejandro
Vergara, exalcalde de la Haba-
ma; Ell DR.. Guillermo Belt, otro
exalcalde; ell ilustre catedrati-
co DR.. Juan Marinello; Ell "a
'Cosme de la T%orriente, exsecre-
tario de estado; Ell DIR. Gustavo
Cuervo Rubio, refugiado en-
Miami ell DR.. Emeterio Santo-
venia, exsecretario de la presi-
dencia de la Repdblica; Arturo
Pequeno, de la sociedad abe;
DIR. Joaquin Martinez Saenz y O.
tros.
Cuervo Rubio Y Artura Pc
queno sc encuentran en- Miami,
donde tambien reside ell DIR. Mar
tfnez Saenz.
Con la estupidez peculiar de
los polizontes al servicio de la
dictadura, sc acusa a esos seno-
res, algunos de los cuales no Sc
italian encarcelados, de que para
su plan en- contra de la vida del
coronel c~uentan con ell apoyo del
gobierno de los E. u.
La embajada americana, por
medic del embajador Butler, ha
pedido que Sc aclare la ridicula
affirmation de la policia.
Grupos del ejercito y la ma.
rina, al decir de los guindillas
La gaceta., 1938-03-11
es, sin duda alguna, la mas

es, sin duda alguna, la mas
preciada Y mas grande pose
sion de la Union Sovietica.
Todos 10 humanamente po-
sible Sc hace por los j6venes.
todas parties halla uno hume
rosas y bien cuidadas creches
y kindergartens. Una red de
escuelas cubre la totalidad de
este immense Estado. Hay par
CUES de juegos para ninos, ci-
mes para ninos, cafes para nj
nos, Y excelentes teatros para
ninos. Los de mayor edad son
atendidos en- las Universida-
des, Sc les ofrece innumera-
bles cursos de variados oficios
y profesiones, Sc les ensena Ell
sistema econ6mico collective
del campesino y Sc les instru-
we en- los centres culturales
del Ejercito Rojo. Las condi-
clones ffsicas en- que crece Ia
juventud Sovietica son mas
favorables que en- ninguna o.
ira parte del mundo.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11
Ell GRAN JURADO
DE LCONDADO

Han sido Ilamados hoy a de
clarar ante ell gran jurado 10
ciudadanos, con el fin de AFRO
jar luz, 81 fuera possible, en- los
motives del asesinato de Ell
to" Rubio.
Entire los llamados por ell fis
cal Rex Farrior figuran ell je-
fe de Detectives Bush, Led
Feldman, esposos Iven Robes,
Wilbur Mills, Charlie Wall,
Felipe La Russo, Armando vi
rela, Charlie Suli, Charlie Le-
wis, Joe Perroni, Joe Romano,
Mario Henriquez, c. Bondi y
otros.
Ell jefe de detectives Bush
tiene en- su poder un cheque
de $4,000 que Sc entregara &C
mo recompensa al que aporte
las pruebas para ell apresa-
miento del asesino.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11

sin motive alguno, por Ell uni
CT dalito de defender la causa
de la libertad, al DR.. Juan
Marinello, ell ilustre cubano,
que bien medido vale por 500
coroneles enemigos de Ia de-
mocracia.
Aparentemente Sc trata de
complicar, a Marinello en- un
"inventado" complot contra la
vida del coronel jefe de esta-
do mayor.
Hace pocos dias, en- Coli
mar, cuatro dignos cubanos
fueron ejecutados por la dicta
dura militar.
ALI no conspiraban; ALI
fueron llevados, segun las no.
ticias que tenemos de Cuba,
para ser asesinados.
Ell "batistado" a TODD Sc a.
treve, por cuanto cree contar
con Ell visto bueno de Sumner
Welles y los banqueros del
Chase.
Contra Ell asesinato de esos
cuatro cubanos y la detencion
del DIR. Marinello protesta con
toda SUI energia la colonia GU
bana de Tampa y la retaguar-
dia en- pleno.
Cuba aborrece la cadena
que arrastra; pero Sc despoja-
ra de ella, como Sc librara de
la tirania machadista.
Cuando ell momento llegue,
la retaguardia de Tampa ayu-
dara a los cubanos, como aho-
"a ayuda q Espana.
Hermano Marinello: La bar
barrie tropical, repulsiva imi-
tacion del salvajismo fascista,
de nuevo lie ha mordido. Des-
de aqui lamentamos Ell afro
pello.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11

senei6n aviesa, &c ejerce pre-
sion indebida por elementos e.
nemigos de Ia industrial.
Los trabajadores desde ha.
oe siete meses venian pidiendo
a los fabricantes que. esa clau-
sula sc cumpliera, pero en- es-
ia semana se les lleno ell saco.
De modo que, en- defensa de
sus derechos, reclaman 10 que
los fabricantes Sc comprome-
theron q darles.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11

Otro amigo de la Espana
Republican, ell DR.. Alexandra
Vergara, fue arrestado aver
en- Cuba con motive de la SUI
puesta "conspiracion" contra
81 "batistado.'
Vergara es presidente del
partido Agrario, ciudadano
quito y progresista, que pien-
sa en- la mayoria de sus COM
patriotas, no en- unos pocos.
Para impedir que por la RAJ
dio siga educando al pueblo
cubano, Sc lie mete en- la car
eel.
Contra Batista mentalmente
consPira Ell 80 por ciento de
los cubanos, porque Batista
traiciono a la revolution v a
su debido tempo tendra que
rendir cuentas.
BESIDE este Arenal sobre Ell
cual derramara SUI palabra de
fuego ell Apostol, protestamos
de la infame e injusta deten-
cion del DIR. Vergara.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11

rece en- FL eontrato CON loo fa.
brieantes,
Todo q problema fu& expli
cado y muchos de los que no
pertenecfan a la Union, en- esa
fabrica, Sc inscribieron aver.
Faltan solo doe o tres para
10 organization complete.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
mandado a toda prisa de Wa
shington, un alto empleado de
In secretaria del trabajo, el
Sr. Sissley.
Hoy conference.-the con los
trabajadores, que piden Ell
cumplimiento del contrato con
los manufacturers.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11
LOS ,TRABAJADORES ACOR
DARON APOYAR A SUS
DE LA CO.
RINA
LEGO Mr.. Sissley, un emplea-
do de la Secretaria del
Trabajo

Los obreros de la industrial
tabacalera, en- la junta conjun
ia celebrada anoche, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, con la mayor cal
ma, con la mayor sensatez, a
cordaron respaldar a u her
manos de La Corina, EN- huei-
ga para que Sc cumpla la ciau-
sula de preferencia que apa-
La gaceta., 1938-03-11

individuos NAL intenciona-
dos tratan de hacer Greer que
sobre los trabajadores, con in
La gaceta., 1938-03-11
LA OBRA DE Ia
Ola DE NJ
ARRESTADO Ell DR.. JUAN
MARINELLO

Ell gobierno dictatorial de
Cuba, sometido a la bota del
coronel Batista, arresto aver,
La gaceta., 1938-03-11
MoscU, 1es7-~-
(Viene de Ia SAY

su modo de vida INSECURE, al dia
decadente? Contemplen ustedes
la juventud de los pafses capita
listas y comparenla con la nues-
ira. iCuantos j6venes en- Occi-
dente pueden escoger la voca-
ci6n que mejor cuadra a sus gus
tos y habilidades? Y quien entire
nosotros no es capaz de hacer
este? iCuantos de sus j6venes
de ustedes no Sc preguntaran
llenos de ansiedad: "a Que va a
ser de mi? iHacia d6nde me vol
we're? FL porvenir que tengo de-
lante 5no esta vacfo, y es mas
bien una amenaza que una espe-
ranza?"
Tales a~rgumentos no son sim
pie propaganda: surgeon eviden-
temente de la conviction. Ell
reconocimiento, confirmado por
la experienced de 20 amos, de que
81 Estado no reserva ell disfrute
de las cosas buenas a unos cuan
tos, con exclusion de la mayoria,
sine que de veras aydda a to-
dos del modo mas razonable,
Ida llegado a ser inherente a
la mentalidad de la poblacion
toda y ha creado confianza en-
los lideres como jamas Sc ha
visto en- parte alguna.
La gaceta., 1938-03-11
SEGURIDAD

La sensation de complete
seguridad del individuo, su
comfortable certeza de que ell
Estado en- realidad esta ahi
para Ell Y no el para ell Estadc
explica en- gran parte ell inge
nuo orgullo con que los ciuda
danos de Mosc1 hablan de
"nuestras fabricas", "nuestra
agriculture, "nuestros edifi-
cios", "nuestros teatros" y
"nuestro ej6rcito". Pero sobre
TODD estan orgullosos de nues
ira juventud". Esta juventud
Evening star., 1938-08-19
LOG CABIN.

with stone fireplace. modern kitchen with
Pyrofax gas range. water heater, electric
refrigerator, bedrooms, l u baths, modern
plumbing; large porch, 10 IT. wide. fully
screened; servants room with private
plumbing; roof insulated with 4-inch rock
wool deep we'll automatic electric pump;
house: land contains about 10000 SO. it.
House built last year and is fully furnished
ready to move into. Located on South
River. 80 miles from 18th and X SITS. NV.
Price. furnished. $500. Phone Republic
11SI
Evening star., 1938-08-19
SALESMAN.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
FURN. SLSMN. Male. age 2s.4o;
exp; perm Salary. $50 week plus bonus.
HOSTESS Fsmae Fat s1n ase pTefsrped Cnaas atsr
brunette; exc. salary.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 @ ST. NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-19

WILL SACRIFICE
For quick sale completely furnished bun
galow, living room, dining room, kitchen,
equipped with electric stove refrigerator
and hot-water heater. 3 bedrooms, splendid
porch, with wonderful view Of the bay.
Large lot. garage with shower and dressing
rooms. VIM H. LANHAM, 1410 st NV.
Natl 0366 or Col 501Q oOs
Evening star., 1938-08-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

HIGH VIEW on the BAY, a delightful and
highly restricted summer colony only "a
miles from Washington on Herring Bay,
overlooking Chesapeake Bay. new de-
velopment with many unusual features
including high elevation. safe beach and
sheltered harbor. Bay view lots S95 up.
5-Room cottages S25 monthly Through
Upper Marlboro to Wells Corner, then fol-
low our signs. HIGH VIEW on the BAY.
3-ROOM BUNGALOW. ON SALT WATER,
81 miles from Washington. bus service;
bathing. boating. fishing. clubhouse, stores
house deliveries Of groceries and ice; free
school bus. Total price. including two lots.
S325: easy terms Box 3oS-B Star
Evening star., 1938-08-19
'COUNCIL STUDIES LAW
Seat Pleasant City Fathers Seek
to Prove Proper Action.

SEAT PLEASANT, Md, Aug. 10
(SpeciaD Seat Pleasant Town Coun-
Gil meetings have become so technical
lately that the town fathers had to
purchase law book this week.
The volume was ordered at the last
meeting. and the Mayor and Council
are considering purchasing several
more. The problem is that some of
the citizens are citing various points
in the charter and telling the gov
erning body 1t is not complying with
them. The dificulty, it seems, is that
Evening star., 1938-08-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

HANDYMAN. age A, white, single well
educated. neat appearance. exp. caretaker,
mouse, YARD, garden. etc; good driver
Evening star., 1938-08-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Continued

BAY-FRONT COTTAGE. NEW. AMI, BIG
one--reduced for quick sale: terms. II; A.
EBY.> 619 11th NV. ~
TALL TIMBERs-RENT wK OR MO NEW
S-rm. house. all mod. conv., fully eauippeo
fishing. boating. golf and tennis. Emerson
1880. -----
BAY RIDGE MD.-FOR SALE BY OWNER
J. WIDMAYER, wainwright ave. and Bay
drive. or call Natl. 1859.
FOR SALE. Q LOTS. ADJACENT TO
Beverly Beach. $100 ca. Full beach priv
FOR RENT ON RIVER FRONT. COLONIAL
Beach Va.-S-room cottage. furnished.
electric. lishts running water; 3-room cot
tase, furnished. electric ltchts; runninnf
Evening star., 1938-08-19
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. J. d. FLINT.

NUMBERS, numbers everywhere.
Some too large and some too small
Too large on the tax bills, too small
on the pay checks. Well, anyway, a
lot Of fun can be had with numbers.
For example, there are two numbers
between one and 10 that have a Pc
Evening star., 1938-08-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
lC0ntinued !

NORTH BEACH PARK-FoR RENT. 5,RM
Aug. iEAtSi sist t5 SO per Fe vk: ci, eiev. s1i7
NORTH BEAcH-FoR RENT: CoTTAGE
With With large Hsams Dsrshss Sss ,s4 0ny
RENT-LARdE WELL-FURNIsHED cor
taEe, shaded private beach. good fishing.
Available Saturday. Wisconsin 1854.
BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHEsAPEAKE
Ry.r tsr fFss es oas Mayo hsSne ND
NORTH BEACH. MD. ONE BLOCK BAY
Cottage. accommodate 8 or s: large
screened porch. electricity. Line. 2676.
NORTH BEACH PARK-cOTTAGE RENT
s1b VIZ ss fur q accom- s. scr ne
COTTAGE, FACING CHESAPEAKE BAY
Quiet, restful. private beach: ami. Phone
Wisconsin 62s7 after 8 pm.
31e ACRES. ~ MILES D. easy AC-
cess good duekins sho5e; .n tine vieT; oS $1,000.
SHERWOOD FoREsT--sALE, RENT; AT
Isssessb ressonsbls e0'tsss ADAMS nss osss
WOODLAND BEACH-FOR RENT. FUR
iasa psops ie'sfs s RE ia MR soYD sfs M
POINT LOOKOUT. MD.-RENT COTTAGE
BAY r,.v.1sId am; 1sSs po5shes Available August
SSAqRI 7Is5 sney Ss
alabsa isady unaa Ssa oass co sseR With s's ass
ea s1Hpsas ss.' ss
ana ana s other oDss a1a' eaupme 2 enfss Sua
turkeys, and other game. abound, over
ZOO ducks. mostly canyssbacks and nal.
sseTfa long Clear f0 q deS a prce oiS soooo
dria s6e-J.l. Closed Sundays No brokers'.
large lawn. hot and cold running water
i$ Sss sss sd % HSAnn fRsf
2 A, WIDE FRONTAGE on WEST RIVER,
3-r cottage, s .Io ami $3.50: low terms IS
wafer nsSsHe sveavsS a ssoFe ss aaS DO
rent owngs Beach 3 BARGAINS; $l:5oo'
$2;SSo. Ss.750: easy terms; =. s, Beach
fisns 1s1s n sfles :. avs' sTsde' NJ E. RfoN CO.
9 ACRES, ALL WATER FRONTAGE. ON
oa bay caSn
for ffor subdivision. Bargain. For sale or
sls ,s3s }9s + EEEE1rsH s1s s.:2 s9ss s.e,.s
-Republic 0440. Lincoln 0l29.
ON COOL LAKE JACKSON.
Is real log cabin: rooms: large open
porch. running water, open fre; shady lot;
boating, fishing, swimming. Sacrifice.
Price and terms. Call Republic S729. 10.
BAY RIDGE.
WILL SACRIFICE
For quick sale completely furnished bun
salow, living room, dining room. kitchen,
equipped with electric stove. refrigerator
and hot-wate heater. 3 bedrooms, splendid
porch, with wonderful view of the bay
Large lot. garage with shower and dressing
rooms. VIM. H. LANHAM, 1410 H st NV.
Natl. O366 or Col 5019. 90.
Evening star., 1938-08-19

culiar characteristic In their combi-
nation. If you can find these par
ticular two numbers, you will find that
when they are added you get num-
Der which Is equal to one-half of the
number that you get if<you multiply
them. What are they?
Copyright, 1889
(Answer on Page B-12)
Evening star., 1938-08-19
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA.

II THE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Bryce's Hotel and Cottages (Basye, Va.
gust before you get to Orkney SPRINGS.
22nd year, bigger and better each year.
Population built on food and service.
Swimming pool sulphur and iron water
baths. AL sports and amusements free
horseShoes. Saddle horses for hire. Amer
lean plan. $3.50 per day; .Sl5 per week.
Booklet. If you go over the SKY Line
frail' stop with u.s. Mr. and Mrs.
WILLIAM r. BRYCE, owners.
Evening star., 1938-08-19
MAI. CHURCH PROMOTED
Falls Church Realtor Becomes
Lieutenant Colonel of Reserves.
ToDAY'S PROGRAM.

Lieutenant Colonel of Reserves.
Maj. Guy N. Church. Signal Re-
serve, of Falls Church, Va, has been
promoted to the rank Of lieutenant
colonel in the Signal Reserve, to re-
main assigned to division headquar-
ters, SD Cavalry Division, as division
signal officer, according to an an
nouncement made yesterday
Maj. Church, well-known Falls
Church realtor. has acted as division
signal officer since 1881. He has held
his Reserve commission since retire.
ment from active duty in 1919. Maj.
Church commanded a battalion of
c. M. T. c. troops at Fort Meade,
Md, last month.
Evening star., 1938-08-19
Church Benefit Tomorrow.

PENDER, Va, Aug. 10 Especially "A
benefit ice cream festival will be
sponsored by the Ladies' Aid Of Pender
Methodist Episcopal Church South on
the church lawn tomorrow evening,
beginning at o'clock
Evening star., 1938-08-19
AUGUST 10, 1888.

the charter has been revised in sew
eral sections and some of the citizens
are using the obsolete copies.
Evening star., 1938-08-19

OPEN FOR INSPECTION SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
Take Defense hghwy, turn right on
county road (Palmers garase). about 7
miles beyond Pigeon House Inn. go about
l mile into Southhaven subdivision. follow
main road to red mail box (marked Mid
dletonl. turn right into lane