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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Of
Faculty Go
On Vacation

Even summer school teachers
take vacations. AT least. that's
what we have decided when we
discover that Mr.. and Mrs. J.W.
Irvine are leaving Friday for san
Antonio and that Miss Charlotte
Hymen will leave soon for juno
ton.
Miss Grace Edman also leaves
soon for Burnett and Miss Mattye
Gentry viii enjoy a vacation trip
TO Corpus Christi and Kerrville.
Going TO Austin, Cameron and Tex
arkana Is n. g. D0dd. and to san
Antonio goes Mrs. Bill Wainwright
who will spend the weekend with
her mother there.
These teachers. with the excep-
ton OF Mrs. Wainwright. who Is Sec
rotary 70 G. w. Gotke. composed
the summer school faculty during
the session which closed last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. James G. Andrews
and son of Louisiana are visiting
fl1er son I'm Fort Brown for a short
time.
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PERSONALS

Lieut.. and Mrs. Nuel Pazdral left
Thursday for Washington, ID. c.,
their new station. The couple was
only recently welcomed TO tire post
as newlyweds. following their mar
riage in san Antonio last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Walker and
sons OF San Benito and their guest.
Miss Gladys HemSa Of WeSlaco.
were yi/sors in town Wednesday
In the home Of their parents, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rel.
Mrs. A. J. Reed OF Pnarr is the
guest this week Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs G. c. Lamberth.
M. Z. Barnes and his son and
daughter have returned from a two
weeks vacation trip to Corpus
Christi and other Texas points.
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How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds Of Fat
Lost Her Prominent Hips
Double Chin Sluggishness


II you're fat--first remove the
causei
Take one half t~easpoonful OF
KRUSCHEN SALTS in a glass OF
hot water every m0rning-in 3
weeks get on the scales and note
how many pounds Of fat have van
ished.
Notice also that you have gained
in energy-ycur skin is clearer
you feel Younger in body-KRU-
SCHEN will give any fat person a
joyous surprise.
Get an S5c bottle Of KRUSCHEN
SALTS from McKay's Pharmacy
and Cisneros Drug Stores or any
leading druggist anywhere In
America dasts 4 weeks. If this
first bottle doesn't convince you
this Is the easiest. safest and surest
way 70 lose fat-your money gladly
returned.-Advs
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
And Picnic Are
Enjoyable Events OF
Wednesday Evening

Boca Chica continues to draw It's
quota OF pleasure bound people and
every evening finds many who have
come 10 enjoy the fun Of bathing
in the gulf, eating out OF doors and
getting the full benefit OF the cool
breezes coming off the water after
a hot day in town.
Wednesday members OF Circle
two OF the Ladies Aid society OF
the Central Christian church. their
families and friends. numbering
Is. left Brownsville about $50 and
motored to Boca Chica-
After a most invigoratng swim,
a picnic supper was spread on sew
eral tables and served cafeteria
style. Conversation and games pro-
vided entertainment. and songs by
two little girls we're very much
enjoyed.
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Dinner Compliments
Miss Hurwitz, Guest
In Home of AbeIows

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Rel
IRE gracious hosts on Wednesday
evening when they entertained at
an informal dinner party at their
home on jefferson street.
The living and dining rooms were
made o pleasant with vases OF
summer garden flowers placed at
vantage points.
The dinner was arranged as a
compliment to Miss Anna Hurwitz
OF Texas City, who Is a guest in the
home OF her brother-in-law and
sister. MI. and Mrs. Sam Abelow Of
Fort Brown. Miss Hurwitz will
leave the latter part OF the month
for her home.
Covers we're laid for Miss Hur-
w1tz. Miss Sarah Shapiro. Miss
Dorothy Shuckman. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Walker and two sons or San
Benito. Miss Gladys Hemsa Of
Weslaco. the hosts and their daugh-
ter.
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gave n short article on food values.
An ice box pie was demonstrated
by Mrs willard Ferguson.
"A contest IN planning q dinner
was held by the members and
guests or the club. The next meet
ing viii be at the home OF Mrs.
Leo MARCEL ON August Y. IA pro-
gram on beauty culture will be
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Valley Society News
and EDentS

given with Mrs Curtis EchclB RM
chairman OF the program commit-
tee.
After the meeting. tho hostess
served a delicious plate lunch bc
the members and guests nf tho
club. Mrs. A. III Hanna iI IA new
member Of the club.
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a two weeks visit with his brother
residing at that place.
Superintendent Paul Z. Phipps re-
turned Wednesday from Missouri,
where he spent the past two weeks
visiting his relatives and friends.
Word has been received from Mrs
Il. "A. Clements. a member or the
North Ward faculty from Columbia
College. In New York.
The II. M. Holland class OF adults,
or the Methodist church Sunday
School will picnic at the Fair Park
on Friday.
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Outdoor Party AT
Lake O1mito Given

Mrs. Sam Hughston was hostess
70 her class OF boys from the Meth
odiSt church. entertaining them
with a swim and weiner roast az
Lake Olmito on Wednesday even
ing. This outdoor event was en-
joyed BY - boys.
The roasting OF weinerS followed
the swim, and ice cream and soda
pop were also served.
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Mrs. Gray Hostess
To Bridge Club AT
Home In Los Ebanos

Mrs. Harold Gray complimented
members and guests or the wednes-
day Tournament Bridge club at her
pretty home In Los EbanoS this
week.
Roses were attractive decorations.
Following the interesting series
of bridge games. Mrs. Harry Blum
was awarded high score trophy and
Miss Annie Starck received second
high.
A salad course was served. Guests
we're Mrs. Blum and Mrs. John
Philen. Jr.
Members viii be entertained next
Wednesday in the home OF Mrs. j..
L. Rentfro.
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Sncietv Calendar

FRIDAY
Valley VI. G. T. U. all-day school
OF instruction In McAllen.
Friday Bridge club with Mrs. w.
n. Jones'
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TO MEET IN ELSA

I'D MEET IN ELSA
The Edinburg Kiwanis club is
coming TO Eliza Friday evening.
July "a for q goodwill meeting
and will furnish a program. The
chamber OF commerce will serve
free lemonade. Each Friday nigh.
through july and August, there
will be a free entertainment spon-
sored by the Elsa Civic club and
the chamber OF commerce. The
public is cordially invited to come
and enjoy these Friday evening
programs.
PERSONALS
Mrs. John Stokes entertained
with dinner at her home Sunday.
Guests were Mr.. and MRS. McCaS-
land OF Weslaco and Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. M. Graham and daughters
J. A. LilieStrand Is a business
visitor In Lubbock this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Christner
and daughter visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Rowe Sun
day.
Joe Downey Is transacting bust
les in Fort Worth this week.
Miss Margaret Unzicker OF the
McAllen hospital. Is spending her
two weeks vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Unzicker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Moore. were
overnight guests &C the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Davenport Thurs
day.
Miss Lula Bingham OF Kennedy IL
visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Smith.
MI. and Mrs. A. p. Miller were
dinner guests Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bowers.
Mrs. j. Y. Turner and little
Billie Jean Gilmore were dinner
guests Friday at the home Of MI.
and Mrs. T. r. Kelley or McAllen.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
Miss Lula Bingham were In Nc
Allen Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. J. w. Turner were
business visitors In Edinburg Sat
urday.
Mrs. M. Goldsmith Is visiting &C
the home Of her sister. Mrs. Bert
Marley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. c. Carlson visit
ed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. "A. Liliestrand Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Miller were
guests Sunday evening at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. o. z. Carlson.
A. G. Gilmore. florist OF McAllen
was a business visitor at the En-
gleman gardens Saturday Of last
week.
r. @. Brasher OF Weslaco was a
business visitor In Ella Monday.
J. X. Bonham OF Hargill was a
business visitor in Elsa Saturday.
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Elsa Soc ietu
Features Few
Dinner EUents

ELSA. April 23.-The Baptist
Missionary 1Dciety met Tuesday
afternoon for their regular meet
ing et the home Of Mrs. John w.
Turner. A short business meeting
was held. after which the lesson
study was taken up from the book
OF Numbers. led by Mrs. Turner.
The next meeting will be held at
the church Wednesday afternoon.
July %.
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CIRCLE MEETS

ClftCLE
Circle Number 3 or the Presbyte-
rian church Of Mission met at the
home OF Mrs. George Hansen on
Thursday. The Bible study was
conducted by Mrs. y. t. Lehman OF
Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Junior Music
Club Hostess

SAN BENITO, July 23.-Betty
Nosler was hostess to the members
OF the Junior Music club Monday
afternoon al her home In the Palm
grove.
Miss Nosler presented the regu-
lar music study which dealt with
Ancient and Modern Music IN
Japan and Greece. Frances Grim
sell gave a piano selection, TO a
Wild Rose by Mcdowell. Just
A-Wearin' for You vas the vocal
selection sung by Margaret Hager-
erdorn. Barbara Barrier played the
piano accompaniment for Miss Hag-
dorm. Catherine Reese gave a To-
lin selection. "Humoresque," BY
Dvorak. Miss Maud Nosler played
the piano accompaniment for this
number.
After a short business session
the members enjoyed games OF
bridge and other diversions.
The next meeting Of the club
viii be held at the home OF Vir-
ginia Mack on Aug. 8.
MISS NARROW Is
BIRTHDAY CELEBRANT
Lenora Yarrow entertained sever
al OF her friends when she cele-
brated her twelfth birthday at the
home or her father. x. r. Yarrow,
last weekend.
An interesting feature OF the aft
ernoon was an indoor automobile
contest.
Guests present were Bennijean
Kientz. Robbie Ray Breedlove.
Nellie Chirsttanson. Dorothy Liv-
ingston. Lorraine Thacker. Mary
Helen Mewshaw and Dorothy New
shaw.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
TO BE HELD
The San Benito Rebekah lodge
will hold memorial service Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock in the
I. O.. o. +. hall. at which the pub
lie is invited. This service viii be
be in memory OF the deceased mem
bers during the past year.
is HOSTESS
TO CLUB
Mrs. j. G. Myrick was hostess 70
the members OF the Lateral T club
at her home last week.
The members participated in
needlework and contests during the
afternoon with Mrs. w. w. Cotton
and Mrs. VIII Shafer receiving the
contest awards.
Mrs. Myrick was assisted IN her
hostess duties by her daughter, Mrs.
Stanton Prentice.
The club will meet next at the
home OF Mrs. II. Graves.
PERSONALS
Col and Mrs. 8. r. Crecelius have
gone to Corpus Christi where Col.
Crelius will testify for the city OF
San Antonio in the sui. filed by the
Mckenzie Construction Co. In
connection with the construction
OF the OlmoS dam.
Mrs. J. r. Bell is in Llano visit
ing her mother. Mrs. w. j. Moore.
and other relatives. Martha Louise
Bell has been visiting her grand
for about n month.
Malcolm Forsman is visiting his
father. q. u. Forsman. Malcom Is
honor student at the University
OF Texas.
l.. 70. Fearnow az Virginia fsas
been visiting in his uncle's home.
A. Fearnow. near San Benito.
Otis Cochran Is spending a two
weeks vacation with his parents
In Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones have
returned from an extended trip
10 east Texas and points in Ten
reSene.
Misses Alma and Viola Prentiss
have left for several weeks vaca-
ton IN Colorado. They we're ac-
cnmpanied as far as Denver by
Miss Fiov Roots. who win 'oin
Miss Otelia Graham and mother.
Mrs. y. G. Graham. for an extend
81 automobile trip through the
west.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION
CIIIR HOSTESS

CLOD hOOAE20
The North Mission home demon
stration club met at the home OF
Mrs. Curtis Echols on Friday. "A
very interesting program on fooo
values was given by members or
the club.
A paper The A d e Of Food
Value" by Mrs Conway Darlington.
Food as a Medicine. Mrs. John
OSthoff. Mrs II. III. Lapham also
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METHODIST WOMEN
RI ENTERTAINED

The Missionary society OF the
Methodist church OF Mission met
nc the pleasant country home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Bixler on
Thursday. A very interesting pro-
gram was given I'm honor or the
new members OF the society ana
the church Seventy three ladies
were present 70 enjoy the music
and contests OF the afternoon At
the close on the entertainment, the
hostess erved delicious punch and
cake.
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NEWS
is RECEIVED

interesting news comes 70 this city
from Commerce OF the announce
ment OF the approaching marriage
OF Miss Evelyn Estes and Adolph
Edward Krebs OF Harrington.
The bride-to-be Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Estes OF Com
meTce. The announcement was made
at a beautiful afternoon tea, with
Mrs. ID. ID. Estes and Mrs Hubert
Drake as hostesses. The date given
was Aug. IL. Miss Estes has been
music instructor in the Harrington
Junior High School for three years.
and was ono on the most popular
members OF the faculty. Mr.. Krebs
is a business man of the Valley and
Is well known.
They will reside In Harlingen.
PERSONALS
r. IL. Grown IN expected to return
this week from Columbus. Ohio after
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HospitalHies
Are Informal
In ". Mission

MISSION. July 23.-Mr. and Mrs.
Omer Curtis and three SONS; Mrs
George Jones and son. George, and
Miss Louise Slevins left for Port
Isabel on Friday. They spent the
time fishing and returned 6atur-
day.
PICNIC AFFAIR
MIR. and Mrs. B. III. Lapham and
family OF Alton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber MARCEL and daughter. jean
nette OF Mission. Mrs. MARCEL OF
Mission. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo MARCEL
and SON. Lewis Gene OF North Mis-
sion. enjoyed a trip and picnic
lunch at Boca chica on Sunday.
FAMILY REUNION
MI. and Mrs. Y. 70. Holland or
Kansas City. Miss Edith Downing
OF Kansas City. Clovis Downing OF
Valley Mills. brother or w. &.
Downing of Mission, who have
been guests mt the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Downing, left for
their homes on Friday. Mrs. Hol-
land Is a sister Of Messrs. w. c.
and Clovis Downing and this is the
first family reunion since the death
OF their mother. Miss Edith Down
ing Is the daughter OF w. G. Down
ing and formerly lived at McAllen.
where she has many friends.
During their visit here they we're
taken on n tarpon fishing trip 20
Port Isabel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Call Meet Of
Is Important

HARLINGEN. July pa call
meeting Of the library executive
board for Monday morning az the
library was issued by the president.
Mrs. 7. 5. Herren, and the call was
responded 70 BY Mesdames David
Wink. F. l.. Crown. G. A. Macy. Ger
aid McKenna. Il. G.. Webb, Ira Eells
and the president. The regular meet
ing OF the board Is held on the first
Monday or each month but due to
the absence Of several the meeting
had TO be postponed
This was a strictly business meet
ing and important matters were dis
cuSsed. The report OF the librarian
was most interesting and gave evil
dence OF the remarkable growth Of
the library. its subscribers and the
work IL was doing.
Books circulated in June. fiction.
963: non-iiction 456: juvenile, T93.
Total memberships in annual. semi
annual and quarterly subscriptions,
~. Total books circulated In June.
22f2. New subscriptions issued men,
bers. 80. People pursuing research
work and reading In the library.
adults %: Juveniles. 80. Rebound
books up TO July. 121. Books repair
ed in the library, for same length Of
time. $40. Total disbursements for
June. SCOT. SO. supplies. $50. IS:
salaries. s60.65. rebinding. s5875:
books and magazines, $3.50; mis-
c~ellaneous expenses. So. so.
Words OF c0-amendation have been
expressed BY state librarian and
other visitors from large institutions
All are surprised at the splendii
character OF the books on the shelves
OF the Harlingen public library. and
the number of new books.
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News of7he
VucdfiOniStS
Fill Columns

MISSION. july 23.-Mrs. J. ID.
Moore. Jr.. was hostess to the Thurs
day evening bridge club at her home
on East Eleventh st. with three
tables Of players.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert Melch were
the out-of-club guests.
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MISS NARROW Is
BIRTHDAY
MEMORIAL
tn RE uETn

TO BE Held
The San Benito Rehekah lodge
will hold memorial service Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock in the
I. o. o. +. hall. at which the pub
lie is invited. This service viii be
be in memory OF the deceased mem
bers during the past year.
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Ruffled Curtains
Cheer your home
a ao %S..a.v''.88c
The Washington times., 1931-12-29
POLICE CAPTAIN
IS RETIRED

Capt. James E. Wilson, of the
Ninth precinct, was ordered re-
tired today by the District Com
missioners under the 64-year re-
tirement law. Captain wilson's
retirement is effective Decem-
ber 81.
At the same time, the Commis-
sioners ordered the promotion of
Lieut.. Sydney j. Marks to fill the
vacancy and named Detective
Sergeant Ira E. Keck, aide to
Police Commissioner Herbert B.
Crosby, to the post of lieutenant.
Captain Wilson is to receive
pension of $3.50 month from the
police and firemen's relief fund.
The Commissioners also ordered
the promotion of three precinct
detectives to the rank of detective
SergeantS. The vacancies were
created by the retirement of De
tective Sergeant Harry A. Cole,
the death of Detective Sergeant
James A. Springmann, and the
promotion of Detective Sergeant
Keck.
Those promoted were A. M.
TolSon, E. F. Lewis, and E. P.
Hartman,
The Washington times., 1931-12-29
HOOvERS READY.
ORNEW YEAR

President and Mrs. Hoover are
all set to spend strenuous New
Years Day, when assisted by
members of the cabinet Ind
their wives, they will exchange
New Years greetings with mem
bers of the Diplomatic Corps, the
justices of the United States
Supreme Court, the local courts,
Senators and congressman, rank
ing officers of the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps, and other
principal officers of the Govern
ment.
However, it is the public recep-
ton that is regarded as the out
standing feature of this annual
White House function. This will
begin at / o'clock, when the Pres
ident and Mrs. Hoover will greet
thousands. Last year they
greeted more than 5000 persons
in the reception line.
The New Year Day ceremonies
at the White House will begin at
IL o'clock with an informal re-
ception to the Cabinet, after
which they will greet the Diplo-
matte Corps in the Blue Room.
Following luncheon at noon, the
President and Mrs. Hoover will
then begin to receive the long
public line, also in the Blue
Room.
The Washington times., 1931-12-29
SAID
To OPPOSE
PAY CUTS
Will Express His DisapproVaI
"At Proper Time,"' 1t Is
Believed Now

Reduction of Federal sala-
ries only as a last resort in
cutting Government expendi-
lures was reported today as
the attitude of President
Hoover and Representative
Henry T. Rainey, Democratic
floor leader.
Although the President has not
asked for salary increases in un-
der-average grades, as he did last
year, he is reported to be antag-
onistic to pay slashes.
The prophecy that "at the
proper time" the President would
express his disapproval of pay
cuts was expressed yesterday by
officials of the National Fedora
ton of Federal Employees.
Only as Last Resort
Representative Rainey yester-
day said that he favored reduc-
tions only as a last resort when
other devices to reduce expendi-
lures and to meet the deficit
had failed. In the event that
salaries were reduced they should
be cut in the Army and Navy and
in Congress, Rainey said. Reduc-
tions should not apply, however,
he said, to incomes of less than
$4,000 a year.
The Washington times., 1931-12-29
GENERAL STAFF
WOULD DIRECT
WORKERS
Richard T. Ely Explains Plan
Which Would Take Up
Slack in Industry

Establishment of a peace
time army" as an immediate
step to relieve unemployment
and as a permanent mech
anism for takqing up slack in
periods of depression was ad-
vocated today by Richard T.
Ely, president of the An. .ori-
can Land Economies AssOcia-
ton, at the annual meeting of
that organization at the Wash
ingtOn Hotel.
Peace Time Army
The "peace-time army" would
be so organized that it could be
expanded indefinitely, he said.
Whenever a depression occurs,
this would take care of the
immediate situation, and in the
meantime, labor and capital
would be finding new occupa-
tions, Mr.. Ely asserted. He said:
"The pay of those in The
'peace-time army apart from
che standing army, would be
somewhat like that of soldiers
during the World War, with
provisions for families, etc.
"The general staff of the
'peace.time army would know
the qualifications of those in
the army and be ready to
assist in the transfer back to
industry of the soldiers in the
'peace-time army as adjust
ments were made by labor and
capital"
Better Than Dole
He stressed the advantage of
such an army over the dole syS-
tenn of unemployment insurance.
He said:
Suppose, for example, there
should be a return of prosperity
and the United States Steel
Company should have need Of
10000 employees of various sorts.
1t could turn at once to the
general staff and workers could
be sent to Pittsburgh or Chi
cagO, or wherever else they
might be needed"
The use of Government credit
on a large scale is a most con-
structive method of dealing with
the present economic situation,
Father John O'Grady, of Catholic
University, told members of the
American Economic Association,
also meeting at the Washington
Hotel. He said:
"A large Federal bond issue,
fIOated in the same dramatic
way as our Liberty Loan cam
paignS, would call out much of
our boarded wealth and put it
into circulation. If the Federal
Government fails to use it's
credit boldly in the present
crisis, we are faced inevitably
with further reduction in values,
further business and bank fail
ureS."
The Washington times., 1931-12-29
NEW BRUTALITY.
CHARGES FACE .
POLICEMEN
Gen. GIaSSford Indicates Trial
Board Action Looms for
LESS Than Dozen"

Several policemen within
the next few days will face
trial board action as an out
growth of the recent third-de-
gree probe by the Department
of Justice.
Police Superintendent Pelham
D. Glassford said that from
Justice Department reports he
had cleaned information against
LESS than a dozen policemen" in
volving them in various degrees
of brutality.
Charges shortly will be sub
mitted to a special body Of
police officials for recommends
tions as to action.
General GlaSsford indicated, if
after thorough investigation, he
believes it necessary, official trial
board action will follow.
A Washington policeman, Jere-
miah j. Cullinane, is under $1OO
bond pending an appearance in
Police Court, January S. on a
charge of asSaulting a prisoner.
Accuser Under Bond
WILDER A. Hoffman, GA MasSa-
chusetts Ave-, who brought the
charges against the policeman,
was arrested on a housebreaking
charge and is at present held un-
der 1000 bond.
Cullinane. it is said, was forced
to Subdue the man when he re-
sisted while being shifted from
one cell to another.
The Washington times., 1931-12-29
The Other Wise Man.
Final ShOU TOni0ht

The final presentation of THE
Other Wise Man" will take place
tonight at $50 o'clock, at Luther
Place Memorial Church.
. The Rev. DR.. Earle Whitley,
who appeared as THE Voice"
will be unable to assume that
role tonight. Arthur Bradley
White, a local actor, will take
his place. Mrs. Hoover attended
the performance yesterday after
noon.