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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Dobre nervy a Trinerovo Hor-
Ike Vino s Vitaminem 3 1.

Dobre nervy jsou neocenitel-
ny kapital. Kazdy 1spesny OBJ
chodnik yam pow, re bez do
brych nervu nen1 uspechu. Tri-
nerovo Horke Vino vzdycky
bylo kazdemu vybornym po-
mocnfkem v boji O 1spech. Pc
SO let ii, kdo uz1vali tento INA
menity zaludecny tonik a mir
ne procistuj1cl prostfedek ,shle-
davali, re dodava zdravou chut
k jidlu, pomaha travenf a posi-
luje nervy. A ably tyto ucinky
byly jeste zvyseny, byl pridan
k jeho formule Vitamin B l,
podporujicf chut k j1dlu a ira
vent a chran1c1 pred ochurave-
MIN nervG. Dostanete toto no.
We zlepsene Trinerovo Hofk6
Vino a Vitaminem B l u vase.
no lekarn1ka, ale kdyby je ne
mel ma sklad6, piste firme JOS
Triner Corp, 1888 S. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, prilozte
|$1.25 ma jednu nebo $3.50 na
sest lahvi Trinerova HofkehC
Vina S Vitaminem B 1 a dosta'
nete je postou vyplacene. advt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
RHINE.

= 62lety DR.. C. w. Saleeby
zemrel. Proslul tim, re byl
jednim z v1dc6 kampane, jez
vedla k zavedenf ocelovych hel
mic pro vojaky v dobe svetove
valky.
Re spolehlivych neutral
mich pramenG bylo oznameno,
re nedavno v Rakousku vypuk-
ly delnicke v~ytrznosti. Stavka
We velke tovarne u Vidne vedla
k tomu, re bylo povolano vol
sko a II osob bylo zatceno. Mi
mo to bylo take n6kolik osob
postreleno, ale pocet jejich ne
nj IMAM. Delnici pry namltali
prot praci 13 hodin denne a
PROFESSIONAL, re musili pracova-
ii tez v nedeli.
= Poole prave vyhlaseneho
davkoveho systemu cd noveho
roku Japonci Sc budou muset
omezit ma jeden rucn1k rocne
|jak ohlasuji tokijske noviny.
Tisk prozrazuje, re prlsnejsl
davkovy system vaty, gazu, a
jinych vyrobku z bavlny, jakoz
Ii praskoveho a kondensovane-
no mleka je ma obzoru.
= Ma n6kolika tyrrhenskych
ostrovech v Italii tezf sc nyn1
zelezo z morskeho p1sku. zele-
zarny v Terni zjistily, re mo-
hou ma SVEN pobfeznim kutis-
ku dobyti z plsku asi tri milo
ny tun magnetitu, ktery da 1.8
milionu tun cisteho zeleza.
V Nettunu tel Sc jiz, jak sde-
|luje Technicky obzor, dvacet
tun zeleza denne a v ryzovisti
u Ladispoli vydobyla spoiled
most "a nekolik malo tydnu eel
KEN pull ctvrta tisfce tun este
no zeleza. V Ostil zkouseli ne
davno zvlastni rucn1 stroj ma
|tezbu magnetitu z mofskeho
pisku. Stroj Sc tax dobre O.
svedcil,z re Sc ma hospodarskych
mfstech u~vazujeDo tom, zavestl
ltuto novou tezbu v ramci hos
podarske sobestatecnosti jake
domacky prdmysl. Vsude tam
ma Tyrrhenskem pobrezi, kde
Sc vyskytuje morsky pisek, bo-
haty ma %magnetit.
" Londyne lord Wesley,
dobytkarsky a masny magnat,
zemrel We veku 81 roku. On a
ieho bratr Sir Edmund Wesley
vlastnili velke dobytkafske ran
&c v Severni i JIM Americe a
zorganisovali Union Cold Sto-
rage Company, Ltd, a paropla-
vebnf spolecnost Blue Star Ship
ping Line.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

- Department valky naTidil
ably vycvik armady byl zasta-
ven We vanocnf dobe a usnadnil
predpisy, tax ably velky pocet
vojakI mohlo odjeti DON'T We
vanocnf dobe. Vycvik vojakn,
kterl byli DAM do chime sluzby
pred /. listopadem, Dude pre-
rusen O poledni dine FL. pros1n-
ce al do 2. ledna.
Pro ty, KIDD nastoupili pc l.
listopadu, Dude pTerusen w
cvik v poledne FL. prosince az
do &c. prosince a pax cd 81.
prosince do 2. ledna. Predpi-
sy, ktere dosud vyzadovaly, a.
by pouze Is procent vojakn je-
dnoho vojenskeho oddilu bylo
p%ropusteno ma vanocn1 dovole-
nou, byly zmeneny v tom smy-
stu, re Dude ponechano ma vi
Ii velitele oddflu, jaky pocet
vojakG chce propustiti ma swat
ky.
= Republikansky senator 2
Ohia, Robert A. Taft, prohlasil
re dane z velkych PRINT mely
by byti snlzeny z rs ma SO pro-
cent a z malych pTijmI zvyse-
ny re 4 ma 10 procent. Navrho-
val, ably zenaty muz, ktery wy
della rocne do $1,000, byl spro-
stem dane a ten, jehoz pfijmy
isou vetsi, ably podlehal place
nj DAM z prijmG. DneSnl zakon
osvobozuje zenate muze cd pla
cent dane z prijmu do $4,000.
Pravil, re souhlas1 s presiden-
tenn Rooseveltem, ktery je pro-
ii ~zvlaStnf prodejnf DAM (sales
tax), ponevadz neni ma to prl-
hodna doba a stavl Sc rozhod-
ne proti zvysovan1 dane z prfj-
MI pro velke obchody a prG-
myslove zavody.
Taft, jenz uchazel sc o pre-
sidentskou nominaci ma repu-
blikanske konvenci letosniho
roku, ale mfsto neho nominovan
byl Wendell l.. Willkie, pravil,
re nejlepsi zdroj prfjmG byl by
uvalenim dane z pr1jm1 ma IL
di, kterf meme vydelavaji. DIE
jeho vypoctu, clovek, jenz W.
della $4,000 rocne a jenz dnes
plat $40 DAM, platil by $50
rocne. Tento roZpocet nezahr-
nuje ale zvlastni dan ma obra.
nu, ktera Dude letos pripocita-
ma. Pravil, re bychom klama.
Ii jenom sebe, kdybychom chte-
Ii zvySovati dane spolecnostl
nebot by to znamenalo znechu.
cent prace tenn lidem, cd nich5
ocekavame, re nam pTinesou
prosperitu. Name sc tud1z ma
co tesiti, al zahajeno Dude pfl-
Sti zasedani kongresu.
- Informace, ktere dosly dc
hlavniho mesta Spoj. StatG z
neokupovane Francie oznamu.
il, re vytrznosti Sc sif1 pc &C.
lem onom 1zem1.
Povaha a rozsah techto w.
trznostf nemohly byti jeSte zji
steny, avsak poole doslycf
zprav jsou vseobecne ma 1zemf
ktere je pod spravou nynejs
francouzske vlady, sfdlem w
Vichy.
Starry marsalek Petain odstra
nil z vlady snedeho Pierra La.
vala, hlavnfho "spolupracovnl
ka" Francie s Adolfem Hitle
rem, a zbavil jej veskereho spo
jeni S nynejs1 vladou Francie
Tim Laval pTisel take o pravt
staff Sc nastupcem Petainovyn
jake hlava statu.
Z ministerstva valky bylC
oznameno, re posledn1 cast NJ
rodnf gardy budou mobilisova.
ny mezi 6. lednem a l.. dubnen
die revidovaneho prozatlmnlhC
planu.
Sekretaf valky Henry L. Slim.
son prohlasil, re odklad tyki
Sc asi $4,000 muzG. Ma sve It's
kove konferenci Tekl,ze odklaC
byl zavinen nasledkem pocas1
nesnaz1 prace, nedostatku vo-
dy a S jinymi pffcinami.
- We Washington sekretai
Morgenthau prohlasil, re de
partment pokladu Dude uvazo.
vati O pGjcce Velke Britain
pouze v tom pr1pade, dali kon.
gres svGj souhlas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Boil Sc "mensin'', re strhnou
Spoi. Staty do valky.

James S. Kemper, predseda
Obchodni komory Spojenych
StatG, prohasil v New Yorku,
re americky obchod prokaze
Spojenym StatGm velkou sluz-
blu, kdyz celym svym vlivem
postavi Sc proti vsem opatre.
MIN, jez by Spojene Staty mo-
hly strhnouti do valky.
Upozornil, re nejvetsi nebe2
peel teto zemi hrozi cd "men-
sinovych skupin, ktere mohou
vladu pfivesti tax blizko k po-
kraji valky, re udalosti, mad
nimiz nemame kontroly mohou
mas prinutiti k boil"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Osm let jezdil " ukradene kafe

V Milwaukee, Wis, 40lety
Bernard Lerch, zamestnanec v
hotelu, byl obzalovan, re osm
rokI jezdil v autu, ktere ukra-
oil roku 1882. Je take obzalo-
van, re ucinil falesne pfiznanf
" zadosti O statni licenci.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

arm. "Is that-the police car-is 1t
following your truck2"
Bristow nodded. Protection"
"But why?" Her forehead wrinkled
in a puzzled frown. Bandits?
Highway robbers?"
The white-haired man laughed
grimly. Hardly that. But the con-
tents Of that truck"
Before he had chance to finish,
black sedan, of ancient model but
amazing speed, darted out from a
side street. For moment it drove
straight at the van, and then sud-
denly swerved, as though it were
trying to force the great machine
of the street. John Bristow broke
off in the middle of a word and
shouted an order to his chauffeur.
Ahead of them the dark green
van was swaying from side to side
as 1t zig-zagged down the street,
apparently trying to keep out of the
way Of the sedan. In the same in
stant the police car suddenly put
on speed, and over the roar of traf-
flc Nancy caught the sound of shots.
For an instant the sedan spun
crafty on the pavement, missing
the truck by inches. In o last fran
tic effort to avoid a crash the driv-
er of the truck pulled his vehicle
over to the left of the pavement,
maneuvering with amazing skill,
grazed light-post, careened back
into the center of the street and
came to rest there, only a few feet
ahead of an abruptly halted street.
car.
The black sedan, meanwhile had
stopped its insane skid, and sudden
ly shot down the street, the police
car in close pursuit. Again Nancy
heard the sound of shots, and then
the wall of siren. But only for a
moment. Almost before she could
draw breath, the two cars were
out of sight and hearing.
The car in which she was riding
had been slowing to a stop, now it
pulled over to the curb.
Nancy closed her eyes for a split
second, then opened them again to
stare at John Bristow. The white
haired mans usually ruddy face had
turned ashen pale, and he was mop
ping his forehead.
you asked me question a min
ute ago." he said grimly. well,
there's your answer. That's why"
copyright. 1910. Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Tomorrow: Nancy has strange
experience as she is shown through
the plant.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
CHAPTER I.


The slim, red-haired girl came
slowly down the long fight OF
stairs, one hand clinging to the
dusty bannister, her feet lingering
as though she were trying to wish
q farewell to each single step. Her
determined little jaw was set hard
but her face was very pale, and
there was a suspicious pinkness
around her brown eyes. At the
foot of the staircase she paused,
looking into the immense rooms that
opened out on each side.
She stood there minute, remem-
bering. 1t hadn't been many months
since she'd floated down those same
stairs to keep a date with Tom
Cantwell, cloud of pale chiffon
billowing around her feet, tiny
flowers pinned in her red hair. She
closed her eyes and saw the house
as 1t had been then, saw Tom wait.
ing for her at the foot of the stairs.
his gray eyes shining with unspok-
en- admiration, saw her dad as he
came to the library door to wish
her goodnight, smiling in approval
of his daughters slim young lovei-
ness.
Where was Tom now? She hadn't
seen him for months. He'd tele-
phoned her when her father died,
but there had been no other words.
He'd forgotten her, she told herself.
The stocky, white-haired man
waiting in the hallway twisted his
hat brim uneasily. Come Nancy, it's
doing you no good to moon around
the old place like this"
She smiled at him wanly, and at
the thin, red-haired boy beside him.
I'm ready to go. l just wanted
to say good-by to everything" Sud-
denly her eyes filled with tears. She
turned for one last glance up the
stairs. "Good-by, dad" Her whis-
per was too low for any one to hear.
The red-haired boy put an arm
about her shoulders. Come on, sis.
Let's 60"
"All right. Pat" Nancy Thorne,
her head held high. went out
through the big front door for the
last time, locking it behind her with
the key that belonged now to the
creditors of the late Robert Thorne.
Bids Brother Good-by.
The white-haired man, John
Bristow. led her gently down to his
car that was waiting just before
the old wrought-iron gate. She
paused there, looking at her brother.
We'll Pat, I'm off to be work.
Ing girl"
Pat Thorne scowled. 81 wish you
wouldn't do this. After all, I ought
to be the one to quit college and
get a job. I'm the man in the fam
fly"
That's why you've got to finish.
Pat" She turned to John Bristow
Evening star., 1940-08-07

Nancy, child-I wish you'd give
this up. After ALL am responsible,
no matter how innocently, for your
fathers failure. If I'd only known
in time-well, never mind. But If
you'd only let me send you back to
college-I'd feel a lot better about
everything"
She managed a smile. Nobody
blames you. I know you were dads
best friend. And my mind is made
up"
Nancy Not Afraid.
John Bristow sighed. We'll then,
I might as we'll take you out to
the plant and introduce you to your
boss" He helped her into the car
and gave an order to the chauffeur,
who nodded and turned the car in
the direction Of the citys industrial
section.
The girl stared curiously through
Evening star., 1940-08-07
Agent in Sabotage g. b, c,o's R'e.

for support. isn't that right7 We've
been all over it before. There's only
q few months more, and on top Of
that he's almost through with his
c. A. A. flying course"
She's right, Pat" the older man
said. 1T Is important for you to 60
on"
II suppose So" Suddenly he
grinned., We'll, good luck, kid. I'll
be seeing you"
He gave her an affectionate hug,
climbed into the rattletrap roadster
drawn up behind John Bristow's
limousine and was gone.
Nancy stared after him. Thank
heaven. enough was saved from the
wreck to let Pat graduate"
He laid hand on her arm.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

the window at the buildings they
passed. 1--WE never been out here
before"
TITS not the pleasantest part of
town." John Bristow said, But one
Of the most necessary. Nancy, I
wish I'd been able to put you in
the downtown ONCE. Maybe after
you've worked out in the plant Of
fices for a while, I'll be able to ar
range transfer"
please don't worry about me"
She frowned suddenly. But there's
one thing" She paused and went
on, I'D rather not have people at
the factory know I'm - Nancy
Thorne." She turned her face away
as she spoke. T'm awfully tired of
being stared at"
Evening star., 1940-08-07
Glasses in Aeronoutics
And First Aid Beaun

Fifteen girls and about SO boys be-
gan study of aeronautics and first
aid last night at the Capitol Park
Hotel under the auspices of the Air
Scouts of America.
Robert Ashburn, civil aeronautics
instructor of Beacon Field, Va, and
a representative Of the Red Cross
are conducting the classes, which
will meet weekly.
James v. Wickham. president Of
the Air Scouts. is presiding over the
meetings. Leon L. Sclawy Is secre-
tary of the organization.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
Perish MOONLIGHT Cruise

The Mems Club of st. AIMS Par
ish will sponsor a moonlight cruise
on the steamship Mount Vernon,
leaving the Seventh Street Wharves
at $3.50 pm. Tuesday. The Rev.
Henry G. Collins, pastor Of st. AIMS
Parish, and Francis Kane, jr., presi-
dent of the Mems Club, are in
charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. cover new
homes of our own construction No other
salesman other than / member of Arm.
Mr.. Volkman. EN-. 4q4q o.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

PIT. A. Meeting Tonight
The Dunn Loring Va) Parent
Teacher Association will meet at 8
o'clock tonight to discuss plans for
the school playground.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
HELP MEN AND WoMEN
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

COUPLE, white, settled part rent of small
apt exchange, for light work; references.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

YOUNG MAN, ABLE TO USE
TYPEWRITER, AS ASSIST
ANT IN THE SERVICE OF
FICE OF LARGE INSTALL
MENT HOUSE. MUST BE
ENERGETIC AND WILLING
TO WORK HARD FOR AD-
VANCEMENT;; GOOD SAL
AIRY TO START. REPLY,
GIVING AGE. EXPERT.
ENCE, REFERENCES AND
TELEPHONE NUMBER,
BOX 34-K, STAR.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
NETWORK.

FOR THE man who is sincerely looking
Tor worthwhile opportunity, who is hon
estly willing to study and work hard and
satisfied to learn this business and set
along on nominal earnings to start, we
nave good. sound connection that oEsrs
9 genuine opportunity. We are not looking
Tor the smart fellow or the clever taIker
or so-cailed "high-pressure artist" We
are interested in the earnest, sincere man.
REGARDLESS OF his former experience. This
IS business such a man can easily adapt
nlmseH to-. Applicants must be between
the ages or $3.50. Character references
required. Apply Thursday at 10 O'clock
m. only at l010 Vermont ave. NV, Suite
Evening star., 1940-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHAIRS FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES. banquets. weddings
ana meetings. 10c UP per day each New
chairs. Also invalid rolling chairs for
rent or sale. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, AIS 10th st. NV. Metropolitan 1874
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR; ANY
oepts other than those contracted by my
sell. JOHN M. FISCHER, 800 Oakmont
ave-. Seat Pleasant. Md.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 20 years experience Lincoln 5000
MACK'S TAXI EXPRESS
MOVING.
PICNIC STRAW RIDE
CAR UNLOADED HAULING.
SARGENT -RD. NE DUPONT 2s35
Evening star., 1940-08-07
FOUND.

CRUCIF1x: in Dark at 18th and Columbia
Io. owner may have same by calling
Georgia 5554
GLASSES. trimmed, not in case: Wednesday,
July 3lst, 9TH and G SITS. Sc. NE. 4104.
REPORT lost, stray, unwanted animals to
washington Animal Rescue League II o
st. NV: North $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
DOMESTIC

RELIABLE AGENCY DE 1851, 14O2 IIth.
mas COOKS, n sewrkrs.. nurses. laundresses
chamberm ds, part-timers. day wrks. So
Evening star., 1940-08-07
MEN

MENT OF NAT1oN- WIDE 'esf5G GRocERY SoM-
sfAkr pEkcEAfkeE pEReEAfk M AND DYEEKkY BoNds APo Io
PLY TO IL AM, 513 x ST NV
Evening star., 1940-08-07
sTENoGRAPHER- -TYPIsT,

CARD PUNCH CLASSES NOW FORMING
Prepare for subsequent Government ex-
amlnatlons and private industry. Big de-
mand Tor trained operators. Five (5l week
course, -Four hours per day. Certified
cludlng materials and sample clerical
tests, $500 per week Evenings classes iii
register today. Glasses start Monday
august 18th Apply 1945 Vermont ave
n;W nno;Wno Secretarial Service Bureau, Mchiean
Evening star., 1940-08-07
Happiness at Last.

Happiness at Last.
He got up and came round to
her chair, sat on the floor beside
her, leaned his head against her
knee. She put her hand on his
thick dark hair. But that isn't
why I love you Mary. Love isn't
Evening star., 1940-08-07
BUSINESS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

nerS tsee Miss Young; exp TypTsTS
DookKeepefS, machine oper. Miss Knight1,
nurses drugstore help. male and femals
miss EaStl: mechanics. meat cutters aro-
Gerry clerks, gas station workers Miss Fox).
m maze Stenog, typistS, bookkeep etc miss
DaS,; IyyJ SaIeSmen. technical help IMr Byrd.
NO charge unless PLACED
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, all.
around. with following good salary An
pIy 1879 st. NV, 3rd f. No phone calls.
70
BEAUTY OPERATORS, colored, wanted:
must have all-around experience. Cali
Adams $500. 81
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR for first-
class shop. Must be good manicurist and
nnger wayer. 2645 Connecticut ave. Apply
in person.
BEAUTY OPERATOR 3-5 years experi-
ence. Apply Roosevelt Hotel Beauty Shop,
18TH and SITS. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced;
good salary; steady position. Lillisns, 1888
Wis. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert finger wavsr,
Alice Marie Beauty Shop, 55o6 Conn. ave.
Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1940-08-07

Mary's body tingled sharply with
the knowledge of what she would
do in the same circumstances. II
don't think she's run away, Kit.
There's no place to run to-from
that. I think she's done something"
!, He understood her. mo, dear. She
Evening star., 1940-08-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
parking speciality; dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety. Permits secured
school Randolph 1884 or Randolph s397.
CLASSES STARTING Monday, August 1oth
IN Gard Punch, Burroughs Calculating
Machlne. Comptometer. also Civil Service
IvplnE examine tions. WOOD COLLEGE,
no l4th st. W. Metropolitan 5O51.
DICTATION class S. mo, 6O-I5O words per
Evening star., 1940-08-07
HELP WANTED.

Credit clerk-typist %: salary. S17.
N. C. r. posting oper, 81 q openinss):
salary op
Dalton blk. oper G); salary. $50 plus.
underwood bk. oper ~: salary open.
FURNITURE finisher tm): salary Sl35 mo,
burroughs bk. opeT. lm1: salary cpan.
Collector (m). car furn.; finance salary.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
HELP MEN.

AUTO BODY and fender man, must be Al.
M A. Stokes, 232S ontario rd. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, must be hrst-class
straight salary of S32 so week Burrows
Service Station, 6621 Wis. ave.
EPER-ACCOUNTANT thoroughly
competent and experienced Box 21T-K.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

LOST.
BAG. Paisley, ladys, containing biilfoid.
urday night. Reward. Wo. 72s4. ''''' ''A'-
BAG. white. lost in salon. Finder please
mail contents except money To address OF
BICYCLE, 3-wheel, vic. 1900 block of
Georgia aye. Oil Delafield pl. NV. RAN
dolph S137. Reward.
CHECKBOOK and contents, black. Natl.
metropolitan Bank, Monday, on Conn. ave.
GLASSES, horn-rimmed bifocals. vicinity
St NV. MA. 1905.
HEIRLOOM, gold ring with 3 diamonds.
VOL. N'''
IRISH TERRIER. male, collar, no tag lost
sunday vicinity Rockville, Md. Substantial
reward. Rockville 2S1.
MALTESE CROSS PIN midnight blue, with
y II. H in gold, name engraved on back,
Patsy Gattis. 1888. Vigilando." Reward.
Call Wo. 3776.
PURSE, black, lost at 7th and Hamilton
NV. August 5th Finder please return
cGntents cn als, and keep money. Patricia Keesan,
SUN GLASSES; lost Sunday in Rock Greek
iis Isr6i Xxx reward. Call Mr.. Coventry, Repub-
TOY COLLIE PUPPY near Fort Dupont
Park Sc, tan with white head marks.
Wnite sIae feet' name Skippy. Reward. AT.
WHIST WATCH, lady's. Hamilton. initiated
,r. b. a. C., l937, lost Fri. eve vic. Avalon
1heater. Reward. Shepherd 1886
WRIST WATCH. small, oblong, gold. Bull
Reward. -can NE. 3s49o o'A anu y NV
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Lucy Worthington
And Maj. Chaplin
Are Married

The wedding of Miss Lucy Eliza
beth Worthington to Maj. Robert
Tappan Chaplin, U. S. A., took place
yesterday at noon in st. Pauls
Church, Dedham, Mass. The Rev
Thomas H. Chappell performed the
ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Mr.. Robert Briggs
Worthington of Dedham She had
Mrs. William Worthington of Kent
Conn. as her matron of honor and
Maj Chaplin had his brother, Mr.
Henry Dunster Chaplin of Chappa-
qua, N. Y, as his best man. The
ushers included four brothers of the
bride, Mr.. Nicholas Worthington of
Somerville, Mass: Mr.. John c.
Worthington of Truro. Mass; Mr..
Robert Worthington of New York
and Mr.. William Worthington of
Kent, as well as Mr.. Duncan D.
Chaplin. jr.. of Portland, Me. a
cousin of the bridegroom, and Maj
George w. Brent, U. S. A.
A small reception at the home of
the brides parents followed the cere-
mony. Mai. and Mrs. Chaplin will
make their home in West Newton
Mass.
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Maj. E. NJ. Sumner
And Family at
Fort Riley

Maj and Mrs. E. NJ. Sum-
ner of Fort Myer, with their daugh-
ter. Miss Sally Sumner, have ar
rived in Fort Riley, Kans.. to spend
two weeks with 1t. and Mrs. Will
liam Strang.
Maj. and Mrs. E. C. Kiel of Ar
lington will be hosts today at cock
tails from S until 7 o'clock at the
War College mess.
Mai. and Mrs. H. r. GAY and
Capt. and Mrs. j. r. Pierce were
hosts Wednesday at cocktails at the
Fort Myer Officers Club.
Capt William T. Sexton. field
artillery, arrived this past week from
Fort Bragg, N. c.. and has reported
at Fort Myer. Capt. Sexton is on
temporary duty with the general
staff and is assigned to press rela-
tion section in the War Department.
1t. Paul Stroop, U. S. NJ, and Mrs.
Stroop. with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Harry A. Holscher. and their
three children. left Arlington this
past week for the West Coast, where
they will sail June 10 from Los An
geles for their new station in Homo
lulu.
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as their guests Wednesday and
Thursday.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Harris Jones
are entertaining as their week end
guests Col Jones brother and sis
ter-in-law, Maj. and Mrs. Albert b.
Jones of Washington. Mrs. Harris
Jones plans to leave Thursday to
attend a class reunion at Mount
Holyoke College at South Hadley,
Mass.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Helen Halpine's
Engagement
Announced

1t. Comdr. Charles Greham
Halpire. U. S. N. retired, and
Mrs. Halpine of Annapolis, Md,
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Helen Dorm
Harpine. to Mr.. John Stephen
Eversole of New York City.
Miss Halpine attended An
napolis Business College, and
Goucher College, Baltimore, and
is a member of Zeta Chapter of
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. On
their last tour of duty here, 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. Halpine resided
at 3103 Hawthorne street, and
Miss Halpine attended Woodrow
Wilson High School and Critcher
Art School, She is the niece of
Mrs Edward John Dorm of the
Highlands, widow of Capt. Dorm,
U. S. N.
Mr.. Eversole is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry G. Eversole of
Columbus, Ohio. He attended
Ohio State University and is
graduate of the United States
Naval Academy of the class of
1899. Mr.. Eversole is now in
business in New York.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.