Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 45

STAR, WASHINGT D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930 FEATURES. & self-addressed, stamped envelope). It is a wonderful tonic, but any tonic . Today in Washington History BY DONALD A. CRAIG. April 10, 1865.—Thunder of artilléry bnd ringing of bells at daylight this morning announced to the city that Gen, Lee had surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia. Although rumors ran through the city fate last night’that Lee had surrendered Yesterday—Supday—it was not until the Ppeople heard ‘the official salute of 500 guns this morning that they were cer- tain the news was authentic. Secretary of War Stanton late last g_llht melve; the following message om Gen. Gran “Gen. Lee surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia this afternoon upon terms proposed by myself. The accom- panying additional correspondence will show the conditions fully.” Then followed the text of the various eommunications exchanged by Grant and Lee at and near Appomattox Court House, Va., where the surrender was agreed upon yesterday. Crowds fillcd the streets all morning and afternoon today. The people seem almost wild with excitement and _joy. The Government departments were all promptly closed early in the forenoon, and the streams of clerks issuing from the buildings helped to swell the throngs on the streets. A big procession of Nayy Yard work- ers and others marched through the streets accompanied by & band and a well served howitzer.” Similar demon- BEAUTY CHATS 80 steaming comes n'r‘it. for it relaxes the skin, it enlarges those e te. = much sf gha skin and relaxes it too much. But & few minutes with a cloth or a series of cloths, wrung from hot water, is necessary. Now use oil. Oll, plus the heat, mix- es with the matter in the it, helps it come out. 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