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o. B. zANTzINGER co;

BEAUTTFUL MODERN HOME; coMMuT-
erss fare 10 D. c.. Sc; cleo. cars. blocks;
schools. churches and store, in village large
ground area; wonderful shade and ornai
linda Of fruit; numerous outbuildinss and
poultry houses: poultry rum besides over
an acre OF rich garden space; onereo az
saerifce or will trade for modern BUNGALOW
IN Hyattsyille, Mt. Rainier or Woodbridge
Nat essf r. l.. ELLIOTT, Ewes. except
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Close to Lee Highway.
Unusual designed six-room and
bath bungalow with open fireplace,
oil burner aud Aagstone terrace III
rear. Attractive shrubbery and lawn.
Price. $3.50 Easy Terms.
Open for Inspection.
WACGAMAN & BRAWNER, INC,
100 Eye St. NE. $3.50.
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BEAUTTPUL BROOM BUNGALOW IN BEST
seetioni newly painted and papered; large
bed rooms; modern; full cellar, garage;
large lot, 6Oxi5O; flowers. fruit. shrubs.
lawn Convenient school. sxres. cars. PRICE.
1850; small cash, balance like rent. L. NJ.
HUCK, phone HyattSvilie 1888. r. ]. and
johnson ayes, "a.
La gaceta., 1931-12-28
CONCERTO DE LA BANDA
E~CHEGARAY

Esta noche, a las 712, ofrece-
ra su tercer concerto en- ell par
que de Plant, la banda que diri-
ge ell professor Echegaray.
CompOnen el programa las 81
guientes pleas: la Reina de
Saba, Marcia, de Gounoud; Sc.
lecci6A de Luna Nueva", Bonn
berg; "Serenata Espanola'', AL
beniz; "PequqAas pleas de con-
cierto", Colefidge Taylor; Solo
de Soprano por Madame Carde-
nal; selection de la opera "Pa-
,yaso'', Leon Cavallo; "Savino
Symphonic, Kahn; "Minuet"
Bizet; "Farandula', Bizety; y
Marcia "B~rujeria', Losey.
La gaceta., 1931-12-28

sRsu autom6vil por esa avenida.
cuando otro veehiculo 10 alcan-
20 por Ia trasera, parte izquier-
da, lanzandolo fuera del canine.
Sus ocupantes cayeron fuera del
automovil, por la violencia del
choque, Y la joven sonora tuvo la
desgracia de que su propia ma
|quinaG la alcanzara.
Los dos estaban en- su compile
to conocimiento cuando acudie-
ron en- su ayuda los espoSos Her.
bert Gray Y Donald Y William
McNevin, los cuales les lleva-
ron al Hospital Municipal.
Nueve horaJ despues Mr..
Boazman dejaba de eXiStir. Su
|esposo presenta la fractura de
la mandibula inferior, heridas Y
commissioners; pero los m6dicos
que 10 han visto opinan q. Sc sal
Vara.
RegreSaba la pareja de un bal
le que Sc habia efeetuado en- ell
Forest Hill Country Club y min
guno de los dos tuvo tempo de
yer ell n0mero del autom0vil que
causara la desgracia.
Los Boazman contraieron ma
trimonio en- esta ciudad ell dia Is
de Septiembre.
FL cadaver Sierra conducido a
Ashville, Carolina del Norte,
donde recibira sepultura.
Los diputados del Sheriff y Ia
rolicia de transito del condado
han iniciado una investigation !;
pero hasta la manana de hoy ma
da Sc habia encontrado que pu-
diera arroiar luz en- ell case.
La gaceta., 1931-12-28
PERDIO LA VIDA EN- UN
ACCIDENTE AUTOMOVI-
LISTA LA SRA. BOAZMAN

A la una de la madrugada de
aver ocurri6 I'm serio accidente
automovilista en- la Avenida de
Armenia, al sur de la Gale Wa
ters, perdiendo la vida la Sra.
Virginia Miner Boazman, de
% anos,\X recibiendo graves he
ridas su esposo Arturo B. Boaz-
man, director de una empresa
local.
Viajaba ell j6ven matrimonio
La gaceta., 1931-12-28

TRIUNFO EN- MIAMI Ell
BOTE CARLOS FERREIRA

Miami, die. 28.-La regatta IL
bre, en- I'm curse de tres millas,
fue canada aver por ell bote
Overton, con Carlos Ferreira de
photo. La pequena embarcaci6n
con sus velas desplegadas, hizo
ell recorrido en- "a minutes.
Pas6 la meta en- segundo lugar
Bull Frog, piloteado por Henry
Holmes, de Palm Beach; cores
~pondi6 ell tercer puesto a Idle
Days, con Summer Hickman, Dc
La gaceta., 1931-12-28
A CHICO AUTOMO-
VILES

Cinco automobiles, propiedad
de vecinos de Tampa, fueron ro-
bados aver.
Los perjudicados, Sra. j.
Brown Farriot, Ramon Dlaz,
D. Sanchez, Jack Kay y Liberty
Mills, Sc presentaron en- la esta-
ci6n de policia, hacienda las opor
La gaceta., 1931-12-28
LA rRArESNrDAD"

De orden del Sr. Presidente
otto a los miembros de la direc-
.tiva par&la junta regular que
.tendra efecto manana martes, a
las 8.
Sc suplica la asistencia de to-
dos.
Ell Secretar50.
La gaceta., 1931-12-28
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy; claro pa
ra manana. Vientos moderados
del Este.
4
Marea alta a las 4:06 a. m. y
500 p. M; marea baja a las
11:13 a. m. Y 1914 p. m.
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Brafha

SWEENEY. CHARLES L. Friday. September
SQUARE ssi H a BE- EesS Sssx:d Ios sss's
above residence MONDAY. September Il.
a. $50 am, thence to st. Peters Church,
tnes ma mas T s1,sn 3: said At an Rsl.
Mount Olivet Cemetery. IS
THOMAS. LUvENIA Departed this life
FF Friday September IL. 1881. at her resi-
ILTyEN1A THOMAS, the the loving m MOI S% 81
also leaves one srsndd s oW one sdopt e
60 oauehtsr. host Of other relatives and.
iriends. Remains resting az the " Ernest
S Sanls mineral church. 1882 st: nv.
late residence Funeral Tuesday. septem-
dence. 1nterment Payne's Cemetery. II
WILLS: IRENE NJ. On Tuesday. September
r. Wills VIII wife at d Pi RaBs2. w Mf
Mary Mitchell loving sister ' Of ReBeeea az r.
Garter tnee Sis Mitchel) and Gilbert
RRne. Shera ehaps Era a and rs Eye Je s
s.w Funeral Sunday September 10. at
RI. from the residence Of her sister. ,so2
WILSON. CURTIS. Departed this life Sat-
Mrday; September u. 1881. at Walter Reed
Hospital. CURTIS WILSON. devoted hus-
band Of Louise Wilson. loving son OF Har-
sr Of Alfred. Pierce. jr.; William Amindo,
Lon, George. Belle and Robert Jones and
Mary Mitchell, He also leaves a host Of
Ing at the ". Ernest jarvis funeral Church,
1892 st. NV. Notice OF funeral here
xANTEN. ALBERT J. On Saturday. Sep
TENDER u, 1881. at Munich. Germany,
8anten, jr. Is
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will be married this afternoon. The
ceremony will be performed in the
home of the brides parents at East
Orange. N. J.
Miss Phyllis Kennedy will be maid
OF honor for her sister and Mr.. H. Be-
lin voorhees, will be best man. An in
formal reception will follow the cere-
mony and later Mr.. Anderson and his
bride will start for a wedding trip. On
its completion they will make their
home at Dorsey Farm. near Easton,
Md. The bride was educated at the
Cathedral School Of st. Mary's, in Gar
den City, and Mr.. Anderson attended
Pomphret School an was a member
OF the class OF 1920 at Harvard Uni
versity. Mr.. Anderson is a cousin OF
Mr.. Larz Anderson, former United
States Ambassador to Japan. who. with
Mrs. Anderson, spends a portion Of
each Winter in his Washington home.
The wedding Of Miss Frances Brown
lie Newton. daughter OF Mrs. Oliver C.
Pratt and Mr. Clifford N Rodlun of
Washington. son of Mrs. Cecilia Rod
lun of Minneapolis. will take place to-
day in East Orange, n. j. The cere-
mony will be performed in the Hotel
Palmer and will be followed by a re-
ception for those who witness it, The
Rev. William Arrowsmith Crawford will
officiate and Mrs. Troy Rodlun Of Wash
ington will be matron OF honor
There will be six ribbon holders, Mrs.
Jack Dudley OF Washington. Mrs
Perry Crane OF Brooklyn, N. Y: Mrs.
Emma Buchanan of Stafford Springs.
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HIT Mrntnrfant

ATKINSON. JAMES EDWIN tribute Of
b love 10 the Tem9,y Of our dear son and
September H. 1917.
May he rest in peace
Our thouFhts 20 wandering when daylight
To the land Of long ago.
And memory me- nor. paints pa the scenes Of old
We seem to see in the soft dim light
A face we loved the best.
And think OF him when the suns last rays
Go down in the far-of West.
HIS LOVING PARENTS AND BROTHER.
eq6sss san tse AM CURTIS who
embodiment Of faithfulness and her sweet
life was one OF utter devotion. The great
ness of her wonderful love will always
serve as q tonic, to soothe our aching
oSss to hsr fams .nd
friends. her afectionate and sunny dis
Tor her Children nav hav, Stan Stamped her in
our memories as the greatest mother.
He E Eysts so Ms ABB Ss50y TdE sl sspnnY
JOHNSON. MINNIE POHLERs. In sad but
aTaS oaGfRs g m as'r y P9'R
fsmber t i2. 1875 e one year ago 'oos' sep
HER DAUGHTER. MILDRED V. JENSEN.
MLER HoWARR II lGviR W Timory s 2,
departed this life three years ago today.
September IL. 1928
May he rest in peace.
He will never be forgotten
Never Will his memory fade,
Sweetest thoughts will lnger
Around The grave where ne is laid
MOTHER.
MOSBY ROSA. Sacred to the memory Of
ROSA MOSBY. Who departed this life two
years ago today. September IL. 1880.
Two years have passed. dear mother,
Since you were called away;
How well do remember
That sad ard weary day.
] think of you in silence.
No eye weep.
But many silent tears I shed
When others are asleep.
TAYLOR. MARY E. In sad but loving re-
membrance o: our dear. beloved mother.
William NJ. Taylor. who departed this life
IS years ago today. September II. 1915.
Dearest mother. thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But It's God who has bereft US.
He all our sorrows neal
HER CHILDREN. HENRY TAYLOR Ma Ma,
TTLDA TAYLOR. LUCY McAFEE AND
THOMAS TAYLOR.
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ST.L0UISANS DEMAND
MARKET ACT REPEAL
Miserable Failure" Says Resolu-
ton Adopted by Members Of
Live Stock Exchange.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. September 12.-Members
OF the st. Louis Live Stock Exchange
demand repeal Of the agricultural mar
keting act and immediate liquidation
OF the Federal Farm Boards business
IN a resolution approved at a meeting
at National City. East st. Louis, an
nounced yesterday.
The resolution refers to stocks of
grain and cotton held bv the Farm
Board as a factor in definitely postpon-
ing normal recovery of market prices.
and asks that these be held until wheat
may be sold for 81 a bushel and cotton
Tor l6 cents pound and which they
would make an exception in the slg-
gested liquidations.
Members Of the exchange have been
in open conflict with the Farm Board
Tor more than year over charges that
they have boycotted cooperative mar
ket agencies sponsored by the Farm
Board. Following a hearing the De-
partment Of Agriculture ordered the
suspension OF Al old-line commission
dealers and order buyers. The order
was appealed and arguments in the
case will be heard at Danville. Ill.
next Wednesday by three Federal
judges.
The agricultural marketing act
which created the Farm Board. has
failed miserably' in its main purpose
the resolution said
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SOCIETY
Belgian Ambassador Leaves Maryland
Cottage for New York to Meet
Nine. May and Daughters.

became widely known and popular
throughout North Carolina.
The second secretary of the Brazilian
embassy, Senior Barbosa. had guests
with him at the dinner dance on the
Shoreham Terrace last evening.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. A. r. Early
have just returned from visit to
Norfolk Va. where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Maroney at Larch-
mont Young Alex r. Early. jr.. was
with his school friend. Buddy Coleman,
on Larchmont Crescent.
Mrs Barnaby. wife of Lieut. Ralph
Barnaby, entertained her small daugh-
ter, little Miss Janet Junkin. who cele-
brated her 5th birthday anniversary.
The guests, who were received in the
garden, were Patsy Farrsworth, Lee
Hartley, Jacqueline Williams, Ruth
Williams. Anne Williams. David Hill
dreth, Jean Hildreth. Mildred Thomas,
Raymond Thomas. Dorothy Roscasco,
Jackie Rommel Barbara Kinney, Mills
Kinney and Jimmy Bernhard. Miss
Mildred Heinemann. neighbor of Mrs
Barnaby. assisted her in entertaining
the children.
The marriage of Miss Anna Dodge
oJuIRlS, uduRI4ICI VI MI. dIlu >.
Arthur Sturgis. to Mr.. Burr Tracy
Ansell. son of Brig Gen. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Ansel. will take place this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in All Souls
Unitarian Church, Rev. Maurice S.
White officiating
A reception will follow the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents, Is
oxford street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacCracken
Hosts Before Going to Shore.
Mr. and Mrs. William p MacCracken.
ir., with the latters mother. Mrs. Nell
Lewis, and their small son Lewis went
today to Atlantic City for a weeks stay.
While there. Mr.. MacCracken will at
tend the convention of the American
Bar Association of which he is secre-
tary They will return to their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel the latter
part Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacCracken enter
tanned company of eight last evening
at dinner on the Shoreham terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Rennert were
hosts to a company at the dinner dance
last evening on the Shoreham terrace.
Their guests included the first secretary
of the Bolivian legation. Senior Don
George oe Ia barTa' MISS ADaole ana
the naval attache of the Spanish en-
bassy, Comdr. Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hadley Doyle. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Herbert Doyle in their home, Hollis. on
Long Island for some time. have re-
turned to their residence at 3016 o
street northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius C. Clark enter
tanned a small party at dinner last eve
ming on the Shoreham terrace.
Mrs Catherine Filene Dodd has re-
turned to Washington for a few days.
but will not open her Georgetown house.
the old Waggaman mansion, until later
in the Autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Powell enter
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REV. GEORGE ZURCHER
DIES AT AGE OF 70
Catholic Prohibition Leader At
tanned National Name for
Dry Activities.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO. N. Y. September Ia
Rev. George zur:her, 70, pastor Of ST.
Vincent's Roman Catholic Church at
North Evans, near here, died Thursday
night.
Father Zurcher was nationally known
through his activities in the cause OF
prohibition. He was president of the
Catholic Clergy Prohibition League and
publisher Of a magazine, Catholics and
Prohibition. He also edited a BIZ
monthly publication, Father Matthew
Man, and was the author of several
books, among them Monks and Their
Decline" and THE Apple of Discord.
or Temporal Power in the Catholic
Church."
He was born in Alsace, France, in
1852. and was educated at the Seminary
OF La Chapelle there. After coming to
this country in 1873. he studied theology
at Niagara University. He had been i'll
for some time.
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TINE Belgian Ambassador will &c
to New York today to mee'
Nine. May and their three
daughters. the Miles. May, who
are expected to arrive tomorrow
from their Belgian home. Nine. May
and her daughters did not accompany
the Ambassador to this post when ne
came to present his credentials In Aprh
The Ambassador has a house on the
Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis where
he has spent the Summer coming 70
washington frequently during the week
Albanian Envoy Begins
Brief Vacation by Motor.
The Minister of Albania, Mr. Faik Ko-
nitza, left Washington this morning
for a motor trip into New England and
will be absent about 10 days.
The charge d'affaires Of Spain, Senor
Acebo, started this morning for a few
days' motor trip in the Allegheny Noun
tains and will return Monday.
Mrs. William r. Castle, wife of the
Undersecretary of State, entertained
at luncheon Yesterday at Hot Springs
in honor of Mrs. McCook, who Is a
guest of her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Boyd.
Gen. John j. Pershing was the guest
in whose honor Mrs. H. w. Warren en-
tertained at dinner last evening at Hot
Springs.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke are spend
ing the week end in Atlantic City, ac-
companied by their daughters, Miss
Adele Townsend JahnCke and Miss Cora
Jahncke. They left their apartment at
the Mayflower Friday afternoon and
made the trip by plane to the New Jer-
Sey resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred I. du Point an
rounce the marriage of the latter's Sis
ter, Mrs. Elsie Ball Wright. to Maj. Gen.
Albert j. Bowley, U. S. A.. at Nemours,
Wilmington. Del. today at noon. The
ceremony was performed in the presence
Of only the immediate families Later
Gen. and Mrs Bowley will start for a
tour Of the West. the generals new sta
ton. at Schof1eld Barracks, Hawaii, as
a final destination. Gen. Bowley has
been assistant chief Of staff, U. S. A.,
during his tour of duty in Washington.
Gen Bowleys appointment as major
general tops an outstanding career at
an early age He has been among
the most popular Of the Army bach
elors in washington. For several years
he has been the ranking brigadier gen.
eral of the Army and has a brilliant
record behind him as a commander Of
Field Artillery during the World War.
He received his commission as brigadier
general at the END of the War and
was in command at Fort Bragg for
several years, during which time he
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VERA CRUZ GOVERNORS
CHURCH STAND DEFENDED
Deputy Says Tejeda Sent Students
to Mexico City to
Spread Culture.
BY the Associated Press.


MEXICO CITY. September PA
defense of the religious policy OF Gov
ernor Adalberto Teieda of Vera Cruz
opponent of the Cathlic Church. was
presented by Vera Cruz Congressman
in the Chamber of Deputies last night
Deputy Carlos Dario Ojeda said II
was an injustice TO Colonel Teieda to
picture him as a terrorist. Charges
that the Governor sent students 10
Mexico City to bomb churches were alb
surd, he said. as their only mission was
to spread Vera Cruz culture
Six Vera Cruz students we're released
by orders of Attorney General Jose
Aguilar Y. Maya yesterday after being
held for two DAYS. The police charged
they were spreading propaganda in IA
vor Of the presidential candidacy OF
Colonel Teieda and linked them with
the bombing of La Profesa Church here
last month.
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tanned a party last evening at the lie
Paradis supper dance. Mrs. Powell has
recently returned TO Washington after
a Summer vacation. and with her fam
lily will move shortly into their new
home in Chevy Chase.
Granddaughter Of Late Col. Thompson
To Wed in New York Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. P. Pell,
son-in-law and daughter OF the late
Col Robert NJ. Thompson OF New York
and Washington. will be hosts at din
ner this evening. followed by dancing.
They will entertain at Fort Ticonde-
roga, their guests being the attendants
at the wedding this afternoon of Mr..
Pells niece. Miss Mary WilletS Hagger-
ty Pell. and Mr.. w Gillette Bird. which
will take place at the Pavilion on
the estate whose original owner was
the brides great great-gra ndfather.
and now owned and occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen H P. Pell. The Rev.
Walden Pell, I'd. cousin Of the bride
will officiate and reception will fol-
low in the Kings garden. which in
1856 was laid out during the occupa-
ton of the fort by the French.
Mr. Jerome Slocum was host at din
ner followed by dancing last evening.
enterta lining at The Hague, at Lake
George, in compliment to Miss Pell and
Mr.. Bird.
Miss Constance Fowler Kennedy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Ken
needy. and Mr. Iarz F. Anderson. son
OF Mrs H Belin Voorhees, of MARYLAND
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U. S. AND BRITISH BANK
GOVERNORS WILL MEET
George L. Harrison to Visit Mon
tagu Norman on Canadian
Vacation.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. September l2.-George
L. Harrison. governor OF the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York. plans to
visit Montagu Norman. governor of
the Bank of England. in a day or two
IT. was learned in Wall Street yester-
day.
Mr. Norman has been on a vacation
spent principally in Canada, and Mr.
Harrison will go there to visit him
The visit will be a purely social one, il
was said.
To emphasize this. it was pointed out
that Mr. Norman has been away from
the Bank of England too long for hin,
to be sufficiently intimate with condi-
tons to permit anything of an officia
nature to be discussed.
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Get Jail and Lash Sentence.

SASKATOON Sssk.. September IL
R-Three bandits convicted of hold
ing up five stores and two bank mes.
sengers and later engaging in a run
ming gun battle with Royal Canadian
Mounted Police. were sentenced today
to from 8 to IS years Imprisonment
end IS strokes of the lash apiece. They
are Joe Bowers, William Killick and
Milton Scott.
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DIPLOMATS MOTHER DIES

Mrs. Mary North Winship Sue
cumbs in Home at Macon, Ga.
Mrs. Mary North Winship. mother OF
North Winship. charge d'affaires of the
American legation, Copenhagen. Den
mark. and of Mrs. r. c. L. Moncure.
Falls Church. Va. died Tuesday at her
home at Macon, Ga, after long illness.
She was "A years old. Funeral services
were held Wednesday.
MRS. WinShtp was the widow Of State
Senator N. r. Winship of Georgia.
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DIES OF SNAKE BITE,
UNABLE TO CALL HELP
Ranchman's Body Found by Tele-
phone With Receiver Grasped in
Hand; Poison Acts Too Quickly.

BY the Associated Press
LEWISTON. Idaho. September IL
A ranchman's unsuccessful attempt TO
summon help after a rattlesnake had
struck him twice has been revealed
with the finding of the body of Herman
Rhodes 26. in his cabin in the noun
tains south OF this city.
Frank Hastings. a miner. found the
body. In one hand was a telephone re-
ceiyer to explain call and a faint
voice over the wire that mystified Mrs.
James Madden, a mile away, last Sat-
urdav night
Mrs. Madden said she had hung up
after the caller uttered a few unintel-
llglole words and then stopped. Fang
wounds in the forehead and side testi-
fed to the cause of her neighbor S
death.
Friends said they believed Rhodes
had been rounding up cattle when the
RATHER struck him. but he reached the
telephone before collapsing. His saddled
horse was near the cabin.
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for reward. l3'
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Inscription inside back case. Reward for
return. Keepsake. Address Box S6-D, Star
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HELM DENIED HALL
Fresno Churchmen See Religious
Agitation in Speech.

FRESNO, Calf, September IL P.-
Thomas J. Heflin, former United States
Senator from Alabama, yesterday was
denied the use Of the Fresno Auditorium
for a speech September % on the
ground his talk would stir up religious
strife and hatred"
The action was taken by the City
Commission after delegation Of
Catholic and Protestant laymen had
protested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-12

Mrs. Jerre Baxter Of Richmond. Va.
spent Friday and yesterday morning at
the Mayhower. where she was Joined by
her mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Whipple of Los
Angeles. who accompanied her yesterday
to Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-12

The Federal Board of Vocational
Education held a banquet card party
and dance last evening in the east
lobby of Wardman Park Hotel when
there were about 100 guests in at
tendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-12

Tau Sigma Pi Sorority has resumed
its activities after a long vacation. The
initial meeting was held Thursday at
the home of Miss Dorothy Robinson.
when plans were made for the coming
year. The opening Fall dance will be
held October 3.