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Evening star., 1931-12-19
PASTOR PICKS TOPIC

In the third of the series Of services
for young people at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow evening DR.. Samuel
Judson Porter, pastor, will speak on
Love at First Sight" In the morning
his subject will be The Meaning OF
His Coming"
J. C. Petty. Louis Lawrence and DR..
w. M. Splawn have been appointed a
committee from the Board OF Deacons
to arrange program for the celebra-
tion of DR. Porter's seventh anniversary
as pastor of the church January IT.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
WILL SPEAK ON RADIO

Rev. R. S. Lloyd rector of George
town Preparatory School. will deliver
the second of his series of three dis
courses on the Washington Catholic
radio hour tomorrow. His subject is
The Light" He will conclude his Sc
ries December 81 with The Wise Men.
Rev. Francis J. Hurney is pastor of
the Immaculate Conception Church,
from which the Washington Catholic
radio hour is broadcast every Sunday
al o'clock through Station VOL. He
will preside at the service and will be
assisted by Rev. Stanley Czyz and Rev
j. Kelly Reese at the solemn procession
of the blessing of the sick and at bene-
diction. These special Lourdes devo-
tions always take place at the 5 O'Clock
SUNDAY service in the Grotto of Our
Lady of Lourdes in the church.
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BAILEY: CAROLINE: In sad but loving 70,
mother and grandmother CAROLINE
BAILEY; BALE who entered the city Of the
December 10, 1905
Dear mother, we arc lonesome
For we miss you more and more.
But God left US to remember
That no one on earth could take your
I2S5So AsB5zBoHEEE5E SAAZsB6zB HAEEEA sLiaszl 1ssz
BARNES, JOHN T.. Sacred 10 tn. memory
BARMEse B. SST seioEed SIo dS son and brother. JOHN
ago tocay, December l9, 1929
You stole awav two years ago today
10 10. the beautiful land of rest;
But we VIII remember you each year,
''"Hf The hsaFi FAMILY.
BRADFORD. SANFORD. In sad but loving
father sANFoRD 0d BRanroRp' afaE s6''sfs nha fss .t
IS is2s tnFee years ago today December ls'
We shall meet you some bright morning.
Resting by the waters fair:
YouIl be waiting for our coming
''''' 'TaHfH WIFE ,asne hNp CHILDREN
BURNS. MARY C. In sad nut loving re-
memb:ancc of our dear mother, MARY C.
BURNS, who departed this life nine years
ago To-Day, December l9, 1922.
Friends may think We have forzottsn
And our wounded heart is healed;
Little do they know The sorrow
LoxNe e G41 ass5t ANsS iGai.asd Asb CATH
ERNIE.
DANDRlDGE JOSEPHINE L. Sacred to tn.
nsn0FE SH5 ssy9sd 9So ~, .hum
seven years ago today, December ls, 1924
There is only curtain between US,
Between the beyond end the here
lhey whom We call dead have not left us,
JENNIE AND SADIE.
DANDRIDGE, JOSEPHINE l.. In fond re-
sEPHiNE L. DANDRIpGE. fsSPSeo Who 5s .ud1snI7 SI
entered the great beyond seven years ago
today. December IS, 1924.
Twas an anGel visited the green earth.
Ano took oGr 1oTer away.
CHARLOTTE AND CORA
DELANEY. ISABELLE MCCALL. Sacred to tn.
mecS mme9c9TY q 6E ny sNtT dsTns mother .1 ISABELLE
ago. December l9, 1919
Mother. twelve years ago you left me.
BFT3sq EN9eaEtsq the Doqnd T!sl nsy.r hs2
DELANEY GOODLOE
hS;bsn y oEoReF ES;P' W miI1E, I1#
RE. who departed this life 10 years ago
TODAY. December l9. 1921
Ten years have passed. dear George,
ro2 hut our hearts are Just the, same
Fo. nsnv silent tear has fallen
~ she mention Of thy name.
As We loved him. so We miss him.
In memory he is always near
Loved. remembered. lonRed for alvsys,
Bringing many silent tear
HIS LOVING WIFE AND MoTHER-IN-
Law; MRS N; 4 LAWRIE AND MRS
NAGEL. WILLIAM R. In loving rem.m-
brance OF my dear husband. WILLIAM r
NAGEI-' who departed this life seven years
ago, December l9. 1929
Gone. bur not forgotten
VIE; LIE xncFs Ps4LINEi g.HE, AND DAUGHTER
PESDLETON. ANNIE. In loving remen-
nraEce Of my dear mother ANNIE PEN
DLETON VINO departed this life two years
ago To-Day, December l9, 1929
My thoughts are always wandering
To The grave so far away
Where my darling mothers sleeping
In the cold and silent clay
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARIE
SCOTT.
fENDlETON. ANNIE. In sad but loving re-
memb,ancs OF our loving mother. ANNIE
PENDIEION. who departed this life tro
years aeo todav December i9, 1929.
Gone, but not forgotten
DAUGHTER, ROSE NEAL
Evening star., 1931-12-19
DR.. J. H. TAYLOR TO TALK

At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor. DR..
James H. Taylor, will preach a Christ
mas sermon on the theme The Gift of
saviour. The service at night will
be Christmas service. The pastor and
Rev. G Wilbur Shipley, who has been
assisting in the work Of the church for
two months. will speak.
The Sunday School is sending boxes
CT toJs, clothing and provisions to va
rllus mountain schools in Virginia, West
Virginia and North Carolina. In addi-
ton, similar gifts are being sent to the
Presbyterian Orphan Home at Lynch
burg: Va. and to the Central Union
Mission and Volunteers of America of
this city.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
PLAY TO BE PRESENTED
AT CAL VARY METHODIST
Dust of the Road" Will Be Given
Tomorrow Night Under Di-
rection of Mrs. French.

Dust of the Road" a one-act play
for the Christmas season, by Kenneth
S. Goodman, will be presented at the
Calvary Methodist Church. Columbia
road near Fifteenth street, tomorrow
evening under the direction of Mrs
Hilda Minder French of the American
University. At the morning service the
minister. DR.. Mark Depp, will preach on
christmas Comes Again"
The Young peoples meeting, at
pm, in the Philathea Glass room. The
Shepherds Story of Christmas" a spe-
cial Christmas service. will be led by
Stanley Wolfe.
For the next two weeks, Christmas
eve and New Year eve, the regular
Thursday evening devotional meeting
will be omitted.
Christmas eve the young people will
sing carols to shut-in members Of the
church, leaving the church at II pm.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
LUTHER PLACE CHURCH
WILL ADMIT MEMBERS

At Luther Place Church. on Thomas
circle. tomorrow morning the last
group of new members for the year
1881 will be received as the congrega
tion's Christmas Gift to the King. -
which will be the topic of the sermon
by DR.. Carl C Rasmussen, the pastor.
The annual white gifts service Of
the Sunday school will be held at 8
pm. Rev Frank H. Clutz. the assistant
pastor. will deliver the sermon at the
Christmas day service, which will be
held at am.
Presentations Of The Other Wise
Man" will be December 27 at 5 and
$50 o'clock, Monday and Tuesday
28 and 20, at 80 o'clock.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
CELEBRATION PLANNED

Christmas will be appropriately cele-
brated by the Metropolitan Church
school and also in the public service
In Hurst Hall, at American University,
the church school will give program
of music and recitation and the offer
ing will be the Swartzell Children S
Home. In the Mount Vernon Semi
nary Chapel the minister, DR.. James
Shcra Montgomery. will take for the
subject of his sermon, The Evangel of
Christmas"
The chimes. which are still in the old
Metropolitan Church. will be rung for
the last timo Christmas Eve by DR..
Johnson, who has played the chimes for
40 wears
Evening star., 1931-12-19
PASTOR PICKS YULE TOPIC

The Ageless Christmas" is the SER
mon theme of DR.. F. w. Perkins to-
morrow at IL o'clock at the Universaiist
National Memorial Church. The church
school Will meet at 10:15 o'clock, except
the adult class, which follows the
church service.
At 4:30 o'clock Christmas pageant,
The Alteration OF the Christ Child"
will be given in the church. In con.
nection with the pageant, the church
school will have its gift bearing cere-
mony, when the children will present at
the Christmas tree the gifts of the
church for needy children Of the city.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
BAPTISMS PLANNED

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor Of the
First Brethren Church, will preach at
IL o'clock tomorrow on Our Wonderful
Lord" This will be a Christmas ser
mon. At 7:45 pm. his subject will be
Then They That Gladly Received His
Words Were Baptized" Following the
sermon there will be baptismal serv-
ice, at which time those making pro-
fession of faith during the recent evan
gelistic services will receive baptism.
On Christmas morning at 9 o'clock
a service will be held at the church and
next Sunday evening a Christmas pro-
gram will be given.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
PLANS ADVENT SERMON
Rev. L. Barrett Rice Will Preach
on The Record of John"

THE Record Of john" will be the
theme of the advent sermon by he
pastor. Rev. L. Barrett Rice at 1l:l5
m. tomorrow at Potomac Heights
Community Church.
Mrs. E. c. Rittue, teacher of the Ran
dali Bible Glass, will resume her teach
ing after an absence of several weeks.
At 7 pm. the Christian Endeavor
meeting under the direction of william
HoWells will consider the subject.
What Christian Endeavor Means to
Nc"
On Christmas morning at o'clock a
special service will be conducted by the
pastor. who will deliver an address on
Christmas"
Evening star., 1931-12-19
CHILDREN ON PROGRAM
Cantata to Be Presented at Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church.

The Sunday School of Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church. Ninth street
and Maryland avenue northeast, will
have its Christmas exercises tomorrow
at pm. in the main Sunday School
room. A special service will be con-
Quoted under direction of Henry Fol-
mer
Many children of the elementary
grades will have part in the program
Members OF the junior and intermediate
departments will render a cantata en-
Titled True Christmas" This part of
the program will be directed by Mrs. z,
a Settler. The pastor Dr. S. F.
Nicholas, will speak briefly. The public
is invited.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
YULE SERMON PLANNED

At the matin service on Christmas
morning at $50 O'Clock at ST. Marks
Lutheran Church Dr. H. D. Hayes will
preach on "A Royal Arrival"
The Junior Players of the Bible
school will give the play The Christ
mas Glow" and also program by the
junior classes and the primary DEPART
ment at pm. Tomorrow morning Dr.
Hayes will preach on Don't Miss Beth
lehcm"
Evening star., 1931-12-19
"FAITH" is SUBJECT

The Church of God. Seventh and
Underwood streets will present the
christmas program in charge of Lillian n
Palmer tomorrow at 7:3O pm. At the
II o'clock service the pastor. Rev Fay
c. Martin, will have as his subiect
Faith Which Brought Saviour" sun
day school at GAS am
Ihe young people will present We'd
nesla at 7:30 pm. White Gifts for
the King. AVA
Evening star., 1931-12-19
WILL SING CAROLS.

Rev. Henry B. Wooding. pastor of
the Echkington Presbyterian Church,
North Capitol street at Florida avenue,
will speak Sunday morning at IL o'clock
on the theme, The Magnificat." In
the evening at o'clock, the topic is
THE First Christmas"
On CHRISTMAS eve the members of
the ChristiAn Endeavor Society will
sing carols.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
WILL PRESENT PLAY

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor
OF Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme christmas Within" A special
christmas service will be at pm.
The church school will present the
Enristmas play, THE Shepherds, !"
wednesday night. At 7 o'clock on
Cnr,StmaS morning, at the early
li CnTlstmas praise service, DR.. Harris
will speak on Keeping Christmas
Evening star., 1931-12-19
YULE SERVICES PLANNED
Christmas Program Set at st.
Stephen and Incarnatio Church.

At St. Stephen and the Incarnation
Church services tomorrow are as fol-
lows: Holy communion at 7:30 am:
church school. $50 am. DR.. George
Fiske Dudley. rector, will preach at the
morning service and Rev. George Boate
at the evening service. The rector Of
the parish presented Mrs. Audrey Nor
gan and Miss Margaret Ann Scott for
confirmation at the holy and apostolic
rite held in the Bethlehem Chapel last
Wednesday.
DR.. Dudley has arranged a midnight
service Thursday ani the morning serv-
ices Christmas day at 730 and 1890
IN.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
CLASS TO BE CONFIRMED

Bishop James E. Freeman will con-
firm class tomorrow, at IL o'clock, at
the Church of the Ascension, Twelfth
street and Massachusetts, avenue.
Christmas service will be as follows
Christmas eve, holy Eucharist, at IL
midnight: second holy Eucharist and
sermon Christmas day at 10 am.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
Chevy Chase Services.

At Chevy Chase Baptist Church a
special service, Lead on, o Star" will
be participated in by every class of the
Bible School, beginning at GAS am
tomorrow. Prof. Charles v. INLAY will
speak: George B. Fraser is the general
superintendent.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
Pickett to Address Forum,

Clarence E. Pickett, executive secre-
tary of the American Friends Commit
tee, the national organization of the
Quakers, will speak on The Children
of the Soft Coal Fields-Shall We Let
Them Starve" before the Friends Forum
tomorrow night at the meeting house,
1911 I street.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
CHILDREN PLAN PROGRAM
Rev. Freeley Rohrer to Preach Ser
mon on Eureka"

At Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Christmas Sunday will be observed to-
morrow before the entire Sunday school
at $50 am. Children of the primary
and junior departments will provide the
program The service at II am. will
be set up with a Christmas sermon en-
titled Eureka" by the pastor, Rev.
FTeelev Rohrer.
In the evening the young people will
offer a program in which Charles c.
Wise, jr., will speak on Jesus the Man. "
The Christmas play will be given Christ
mas night at $50 O'Clock by cast in
charge of Mrs. Marguerite r. Henderer.
It is sponsored by the Sunday school
and is named What Happened to
Santa"
Evening star., 1931-12-19
SALE OF DAILY ASKED
Knoxville journal in Receivership
for More Than Year.

KNOXVILLE. December 10 (P.-Sale
OF the properties of the Knoxville Jour-
nal. Inc, publishers of the Knoxville
journal, morning newspaper. covered by
mortgage to secure 100000 bonds is
sued by the COMPANY was asked late
Thursday in petition filed in Chan
cerv Court
The newspaper formerly controlled
by Luke Lea, publisher. and Rogers
Caldwell, investment banker, both of
Nashville. has been in reccivership since
December IL, 1880
Evening star., 1931-12-19
JESUS IN MODERN LIFE
Theme Chosen by Rev. R. w
Brooks for Christmas Services.

Christmas services will be held at the
Lincoln Congregational Temple tomor-
row morning. Rev. R w Brooks will
speak from the theme DO We Need
Jesus in Our Modern Life?"
The Young Peoples c. E. Society
will present special Christmas pro-
gram at 6:45 pm. The following will
make brief addresses. Lewis Moore,
Christian Literature: Zeph P. Moore,
The Coming of Christ. w. H. c.
Brown, "A Theocratic Government, "
and Emory B. Smith. The Christian
Life The public is invited.
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1ratha.

yEENEY. OSCAR. On wednesday, pec.m-
per Is. 1881. OSCAR VEENEY. devoted
iather OF Mamie Veeney. He also leaves
otEer relatives and friends. Funeral Sat-
urday: December 10. 1881, at 2 pm. from
the w; Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1892
rial Cemetery
Evening star., 1931-12-19

The appearance of this
advertisement in these
columns is evidence that
this newspaper cooper
ates with and supports
the Better Business Bu-
reau for your protection.
Evening star., 1931-12-19
FOUND.
LOST.

RING lady's: owner identify by complete
detailed description. Address BOX l3o.b
Star office
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LOST.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER-Full white collar,
four white feet. seal-color back; answers TO
name Duke; lost in vicinity OF upper Conn
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BUNCH OF KEYS, on 9Th ST.. between H
and Eye ne; four Corbin and miscellaneous;
50 reward ]. A. Mayhew. l4o3 A Sc
COFFEE SPOONS. 6; in woodward ( 10th
rop felt wrapper; finder please call Lin
coin 1905 after 6 pm. ~
DOG-Belgian sheep dog, male, black WIN
brown streaks ana hnn T1e 50 spo1 pounds U named
Boy" Strayed from vicinity of l4th snd
shepherd sts. NV Dec. II. Reward. Call
Adams S226 1919 l4th st. nw.- NV.
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DOG, tan terrier, near Bnleith; D. C. tag
1851. Phone cleveland 324l. Reward. 20.
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POLICE DOG. brown. female. name mPrin-
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NV. Reward.
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PURsE-Liberal reward for return OF glasses :!
and contained in purse lofs in yicing 5ag
Of, Lincoln Park Fr,daY,, Defsmp2oa In T2oa i'N0
R1sc% Ishs5E9Sa s. party as H. found topaz
fnF 70 IN zsbsl iioi ilth st. n.ws Reward
Evening star., 1931-12-19
READY. EDWARD MICHAEL, Suddenly

READY, EDWARD MICHAEL. Suddenly. on
and HaAP ths se a ms 3 Of Rssdy M
Tastrr msF residents fSs Of Sharon Pa Bsmains
Walsh 20 H st. NV, until Sunday, Fu-
neral from his late residerce. l6 Rhode
$50 am ' thence S"eas to St MsTtns 9ffmsee chufc a.
where. requiem mass will be said at 9 am.
for the repose OF his soul 1nterment
Mount. Mount oiiVet Cemetery. Please omit
lfe ,Taesday Decemeer IS. 1851. 'fs at pm: m:
1ns of sbs her t Sl
their loss one SON. % John ieIveS W Vest ve m0rs twa
daughters. Mamie r. Patrick and Annie
mort AysnHe BAPTIST church ri snnday. S% T5e- Der
cen cember nft 20; tat at l;so pm' Rev. c. T Mar-
TAYLOR; JAMES 0; On Thursday, Decem-
TAYLOR. in his 6sth ~ year. Funeral IN Hfs Sun. r.
Potomac NJ Church. IL: 1ntermsnt tenn ntOa churci ref
cemetery 90
the Washington Printing Pressmen's Union
No. !. will be held on December 20. 1881
Temple 4a Gfs s. a% % for ths psrpos.
attending the Funeral Ct our late brother
JAMES RAYM0N9 g TAYE3R RoeHF r5e5sEnd5ly PE.sa.nt
CARL VAN WHITE. Secretary
THOMPSON. THOMAS. On Wednesday. De-
cember l6. 1881. THOMAS THOMPSON.
devoted son of John and Mary Thompson.
He also leaves three sisters and three
brothers. Funeral Monday. December 81,
at 8 am, from his late residerce 1885
Randall st. sc. Remains resting at the
W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1882 u
st. nv, until Saturday noon. thereafte er
ct the above residence. 90
UCKER, KATHERINE NJ Suddenly, on
Thursday. December II, 1891, a. II n m
In Philadeiphis, Pa, KATHERI,TNE NJ
UCKER. beloved wife OF the late Clement
s. Ucker. Mass will b. said at Q am ST
Phillips and St. james Church Baltimore,
Nd. Interment in Mount Olvet Cemetery,
Washington, IL am. Monday. December 2l
20
The Washington times., 1931-12-31
Chest Heads Protest
U. S. WAGE Slash

Reciprocating the good turn
done to the Community Chest by
Government employees here who
have pledged $1,O55,000 for well
fare work for 1882, the chest of.
ficials have adopted resolutions
protesting the proposed wage cut
for Federal employees.
Several such reduction bills are
already before Congress, and more
are looming.
Declaring that the generosity
and philanthropy of Federal EN-.
ployes formed the "best possible
argument" against a pay slashs
the chest resolution added;
"The campaign committee Of
the Community Chest wishes to
go on record as vigorously Op-
posed to any such reduction"
Mindful of the success of the
campaign to secure a pledge Of
three days pay from so many
Government workers, the chest
will ask other donors to give on
the same system-three days pay
in the main chest campaign be.
ginning January "a. and ending
February /.
The committee will seek to
raise $1,601, 900 to complete the
1892 budget.
The Washington times., 1931-12-31
8 PLEAD GUILTY
AND GET JAIL
SENTENCES
Only rs Gallons Taken; 300
Was YuIe Record; Goldman
Demands Jury Trial

Liquor seizures in the. Dis
trict on the eve of the New
Year celebration were few
compared with those Of the
day preceding Christmas Eve,
records in the office of AS
sistant United States Attorney
David A. Hart at Police Court
showed today.
Only about 25 gallons of liquor
was seized, as compared with ap-
proximately 800 gallons before
Christmas. Nine persons were ar
rested, as compared with q be-
fore Christmas.
Held For Transporting
One defendant was held for the
Grand Jury on $1,000 bond on a
transportation charge after he
had waived preliminary hearing
before Police Court Judge Ralph
Given. He is Bennie Goldman,
26, of BIT Third st. S. E., charged
with transporting 13 gallons of
liquor.
Two defendants, arrested to-
gether, pleaded guilty and were
sentenced today. They were Gus
Banks, colored, 40, who was SEN
fenced to a fine of 5000 or 80 days
in jail for possession. and Hun
ter L. jenkins, colored, 80, who
was given $500 or 80 days for
second d-offense possession.
Both were arrested yesterday at
311 New York Ave. N. w. ,
Others Arrested
Other defendants, all of whom
pleaded not guilty and demanded
jury trials are Russell E. Jones,
colored, 81, of 68 I st. N. E.,
and George Washington Tate,
colored, 80, of 231 Parker St.
N. E., arrested near Second and
E SITS. N. E. and charged with
first and second offenSe posses
sion, respectively: Minnie Eaton,
colored, 26, of 815 N st. N. w.,
facing two charges of sale and
one Of possession; William j.
Weaver, 26, of 2611 Adams Mill
Rd. N. w., and Nathan Newman,
20, Of 1928 Fourteenth st. N. w.,
charged with first and second Of
tense possession, respectively.
The Washington times., 1931-12-31
NAVY To PROBE
FATAL BLAST

While coroner's jury today
was deciding that the death Of
William E. Carver, 80, of 1928 S
st. S. E., killed yesterday in an
explosion at the Naval Research
Laboratory at Bellevue, D. c., was
accidental, a naval board of in
quiry prepared to begin an Of
ficial investigation into the cause
of the blast.
Meanwhile, James T. Lane, q.
of 1897 Hayes st. s. E., a colored
employe, who also was injured,
was reported recovering at Provi-
dence Hospital.
According to testimony brought
out at the inquest, Mr.. Carver,
a foreman, and Lane were de-
stroying detonatorS in a bomb
proof dugout when small cap
containing 35 grains Of illuminate
of mercury exploded. Mr.. Carver
died several hours later at the
hospital.
The naval board of inquiry was
named by Rear Admiral Henry v.
Butler, U. S. NJ, commandant Of
the Washington Navy Yard, and
is headed by Comd-. Harry l..
Merring, of the naval gun factory.
The Washington times., 1931-12-31
Bang, Crash, Pow /!
Cranked in Gear,
Car Runs Wild

Peter Eckells, SO, of 1413
South Carolina Ave. S. E., is in
Casualty Hospital. He was run
over yesterday by his automo-
bile which he was cranking at
Fifteenth and C Streets South
east.
The car was in gear, and
when the motor started the
car knocked Mr.. Eckells down
and ran over him. The ma
chine ran across c Street and
down Fifteenth Street, crashing
into a parked automobile, which
in turn was driven. forward into
another car.
All three machines were dam
aged. EckellS suffered possible
internal injuries and cuts,
The Washington times., 1931-12-31
bandit ERRS;
COPS TOO NEAR
Times Staff Photo

Judson johnson, 20, Of 144 c
st. N. w., was robed Of $6 last
night within a block of police
headquarters.
A few moments later MacKin-
ney Blackwell, colored, %, of 225
Four-and-one-half St N. w., was
arrested. johnson identified him
as the bandit.
James Broadus. 20, colored de-
livery boy for the Capitol Wall
paper Company. was robbed of
$6.38 and locked in a closet at
142 D st. S. E., by two masked
white men.
The men had called the COM
pany and ordered paper. When
the delivery boy arrived, one of
the men pointed pistol at him
while the other bound him. It
took Broadus nearly an hour to
free himself.