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The Washington times., 1932-02-23
DR.. C.. E.. McALlister
ReSi0nS In Chic1QO

Word was received from Chicago
today that the Rev. DR.. Charles
E. McAllister, rector of fashion
able st. Luke'S Church, Evanston,
ILL.,, and former pastor of st. Mat
thew's, Hyattsvil,e, has resigned
A dispatch stated DR.. McAllister
was not in accord with policies OF
the vestry.
Less than a year ago DR.. Nc:
Allister left st. Michael and All
Angels Episcopal Church, Balti-
more, to accept a call at the
Evanston parish. He is Central
High School graduate, and while
in Hyattsville had a host of friends
in the National Capital.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
z BANDITS GET
So IN CASH

Two armed bandits early last
night held up William c. Furr
in his drug store at 500 E st. N.
E., and escaped with So in cash
and a watch and chain valued at
$35.
Furr told police the bandits
had ordered him first to turn
over to them all narcotics he had
in the store. He told them he
had none. They then ransacked
the cash register, searched his
pockets, backed him into a rear
room and departed. Police broad,
cast a description of the bandits.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
N. Y. Bank Stocks
RGLLu DUrin0 Week

New York city bank stocks raj.
lied still further during the past
week as evidenced by records
compiled by Holt, Rose and
ThoSter.
The aggregate market value of
the Is leading issues was $1,819,-
$4,000 as of February 20, against
81, 1855, 1891, 900 on February 13, an
increase of $130.000,000 or 8 per
cent for the week.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
Chesapeake e Ohio
Revenues Decreased

Gross January revenues of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
were $7,99s,232, a decrease Of
$2,379,7S1, operating expenses
we're $5$,252,845, a decrease of
$1,617,511, and net railway op-
Grating income was $1,951,526, q
decrease of $S1O,12O under jan
uary of last year. Net income was
$1,196,638, a decrease of $891, ,211
under January of last year.
The operating ratio is 65.7 per
cent compared with 66.2 per cent
for January of last year, or a de-
crease of O.5 per cent.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
ROBERT E. YOUART

Funeral services for Robert E.
Youart, 10, retired employe of the
Government Printing Office. who
died yesterday at the residence,
1841 A st. S. E., will be conducted
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Interment will follow in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
He is survived by his widow,
jeanette M. Youart, and a daugh-
ter, Margaret Youart.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
BENJAMIN C. FRAZIER

Funeral services for Benjamin
C. Frazier. 81, a resident of the
District for 35 years, who died
yesterday at his residence, 1912 U
st. S. E., will be conducted tomor-
row afternoon. 1nterment will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
His widow, Ada Virginia Frazier,
is surviving.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
Changing WOrld
To Be Lecture Tonic

"a Review of the Ever Changing
World" will be the topic which Or.
Herbert Adams Gibbons, publicist,
will discuss next Tuesday night at
the auditorium of Central High
School
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
In MenOriam

loving remembrance of my dear grand
mother ELIZABETH M. GRIMES. who
passed away one year ago today, February
90, 1881
Her loving grandson.
ALLEN LLOYD.
1858 X Street Southeast.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
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Special Notices

WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other than
myself. (Signedl Marvin F. Taylor 3O2
Maryland Ave. N. E.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23

FAGIOLO. MARY-On Sunday, February
Il. 1882. at Emergency Hospital. MARY
FAGiOLO, beloved wife of EttOre Fagiolo.
Funeral from her late residence, 115
D st. N, w. on Wednesday, February "A,
at s 80 a. NJ. thence to Holy Rosary
Church, where mass will be Offered at
a. m, for the repOse of her soul Inter.
ment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Service by
Chambers.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23

ERB. IRVIN-Passed away OH Sunday,
February u 1899 at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs, Emma Z. Depham. ,156
r St. N E.. IRWIN ERB. the beloved hus-
band of the late Clara Erb
Funeral services will be conducted from
his daughters residence. 156 r st. N r.,
on Tuesday afternoon, February 23. 1857,
at 2 80 D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to al.
tend.
Cemetery.
Services by Chambers Co.
lPottetown papers please copy.D
The Washington times., 1932-02-23

FAMTGLIETTI.l CARMINEmsuddenly on
Edence, 3703 Fourteenth St. n, W., CAR.
MINE FAMIGLIETTI, the beloved hus.
band of Msrgaret Eamglietti Rem Remains t
neral home. Fourteenth Street and Spring
l funeral on wednesday, Feb, February "a,
1882 at 10 o'clock a. M, from w. War
Street and Spring Road Northwest. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend. In
terment. St Marys Cemetery.
ruary 81 1852. NAY W, FLUHART.
widow of the late, Charles Fluhart and
eldest daughter Of the late MahlOn "a A. and
ss EHnsfa MIS- r4R 2e. t9' g. k 5fsds3ii SIS :! SSP
Pi. N. W. on Tuesday. February %; at
Interment, Spencerville, Md. Service by
FORDHNM, HARRY L-suddenly. on
HARRY sReSY9af T. FeI9fH FoRpHAM AGED Fs 81 years be-
loved husband of Catherine Fordham (nee
AnPiiiSGi funeral from his late residence. 1904
Shepherd Street Northwest, on, Thursday,
friends ipyitsd to attend. interment at
FRAZIER. BENJAMIN C.-On Monday,
1243 You st. E., BENJAMIN C.
FRAZIER. b2loveu husband OF ADA Wiz
ginia Frazier.
Funeral from the above rssidence se on
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. serv.
ices by w. W. Chambers Co
HOOVER. GEORGE G;,-Passed away 6gS sgS
at his late, residence London Hall Apart
ments, Thirteenth n and N Sts: @ N W:
GEORGE G. HOOVER Rootas the bfSysd sesSd, h6S Si,
wife he is survived by two children
one son. G. Carroll Hoover, Of Norris
town Pa. and me daughter. Mrs. Mar
resting al the W. ". 7hambers, Co.
funeral home Fourteenth and Chaplin
SITS. N. W. Remains can be viewed on
Tuesday. February %, rpm to
Funeral service on Wednesday Feb
ruary "A. at 10 a. NJ. Friends are in
vited. Interment private:
LYLEs. yOsEPH-EEntered imto imdto ote eternal
sEPHs TYLEs. the DEVOTED husband Of
to 1enoa Mourn a'as his depsrtare a S six living chill
dren. three sons-Walter Lyles. William
Lyles and Nelson Lyies-and three daugh;;
Anna Reiss. He also leaves a host Of
other relatives and friends. =,
Ernest f jarvis " funeral Church, 1852 . St.
Funeral services will be conducted OF on
at o'clock D. m. from his late residence,
1919 Girard St N w. .
nterment will follow in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
MORRISON. CHARLES M.--on Monday,
February 22, 1882. at his residence,
3435 R st. N. w. CHARLES M. NOR
RIsoN, the beloved husband of Mollie
Renshaw Morrison and brother of John &.
Morrison and Mrs. Helen M. Hall.
Funeral services at Almus R. Speare's
funeral parlors, 1923 Connecticut Ave. on
Wednesday. February "a. 1892. at 2 p. m.
SHERWOOD. EMMA F.-On Monday. Feb
widow of the late Charles V. SHERWOOD
Funeral from her late residence: 1928
Trinidad Avenue Northeast. on Wednes-
day. February "a. 1882. at 2 p. m. Rela-
tiVes and friends are invited TO attend.
Interment Congressional Cemetery.
YOUART. ROBERT E.-Pased away on
his ists residence. 1s41, 4 St., s: E, ROB;
ERT E. YOUART. the beloved husband Of
Jeanette M YOuart. Besides his wife. ne
is survived by one daughter. Margaret
Youart.
his late residence 1S41 A St. S. E., on
Wednesday afternoon, February "a. 1857
q" Interment will follow in Cedar Hill Gem
etery. Services bv W W. Chambers Co
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
Lost and Found

CHILD'S SWEATER, green, vicinity 18th
and Columbia Rd. Call Adams O9o1.
foot. wearing collar, Tag No. 1854.
answers to name Wally: lost in Rock Creek
Park. Reward to finder. Phone NO. S7SS.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
WASHINGTON STOCKS
SALES

SALES
Washington Gas Light, 5Q8S.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 200
433s, 20@431z.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas 6s B, $1,000
iO3.
Capital Traction Company, 100
90.
washington Gas Light, 10Q86.
washington Gas IS A, $1,000
e91a. a
100A.
10@103.
The Washington times., 1932-02-23
Deaths

BURCH, WILLIAM H.-Departed this life
Sunday. February 21, 1882, st 3;2O
N. E.. WILLIAM H. BURCH, beloved
husband of Catherine A. Burch Nnee
Funeral from 11O2 Seventh st. N. E..
Wednesday. February "a a. $3.50 q. nj.
High re0tliem mass at Holy Comforter
Church at A. M Relatives and friends
invited. Intern at Mt. Ohvet Cemc-
terry.
COELIN. HATTIE R.%Pass,eSaa ,Sao away bsr or
home i36 west oxford Avenue. Alexssn.
dria., Va, HATTIE r. COEE!hlN' the oe-
Rita's Catholic Church, Mount Ida. Alex
ruary 20. 1889. at ESQ o'clock Inter'
ment will follow at Bethel Cemetery
Alexandra, Va,
CROMWELL, MARGARET-Departed this
life ON Sunday evening, February, Il,
1889, at 7:10 o'clock. at the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. Alice Anderson,
1908 New Hampshire Avenue Northwest,
MARGARET CROMWELL. She leaves to
mourn her departure three daughters, two
sons, seven grandchildren. three sons-in-
law and one daughter-in-law. Remains
resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1882 You Street Northwest.
Notice of funeral services and inter-
ment hereafter.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-25

europa gu oortigen llniperiitGten
geben.
Die ousIGnoii6en Stitoenten bo-
ben in Mmerifo ale einen guten Gin
orud gemoft, mie 3ui6riften an oas
uSnititut" be5eugen. 9os Snititut
bat ouBeroem @mpfeblungsbriefe On
Observation-Disclosures 9euti1e ollsge.
Iteatipie an Or. @eorg 2eib-
brandt, Berlin, iest in @oibing-
ton, Der ruiiiide Ginnanberung in
@merifa ltlioiert, an Or. @olter
,&olbe BON ser 0elltl1en @efaae-
nen-@ eoenfitiftlng 0titoiert @atio-
nalitdtenfrage), an Trof. Or. 8il-
belm barOt, Niin6pr
acknowledgements, an Or. &i6arb
90 . g, Main3 Ndoagogif), Or.
Sbomas 2emalo, bonn oeuti6en
afaoemii6en Iltstaui6oienit, Berlin
Gtuoiert amerifanii6e ltnioeriitG-
tenn etc.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-25
9apiiOn @lee Glnb aOn8ert

Mm Samstagabeno Inn s ltbr miro
Ser @apilon @lee Club Elm &on3ert
in Ser interchangeable Der @on-
eoroia Stride, cote uno 9 StraBen,
81. 50, geben. SEER Sobn 81. @fon-
roe, Srganiit Der Goncoroia &irde,
lit 9irigent oes 9apiion @lee Clubs.
Gieier @eiangperein iingt BEL beion-
oeren @elegenbeiten in ben oentidef
@ottesoienIten Der @oncoroia airda-
@r bat i'm 6riibiobr BEL Der @eoaft-
nisfeier fir Die gefoaenen oeutiden
&rieaer uno mieoerum fiir5li6 BEL
Ser 6eier oes Soften @~eburtstages
oes 8raiioenten bon Sinoenburg ge-
Iunaen. Ser 9apiion @lee Club bat
fir oas &ou5ert am Sumstagabeno
Elm gutes 8rogramm porbereitet. Sri.
garrico nno Srau SlDnn iperoen nit
Solonummern oienen. @intritt TO-
itet so Gents. 9aS &on5ert wirn
3um geIten oes Nuiiffonos Der Sir
be gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-25

Dttl TIT JlCtNJSAuS 0uIulltl4tSt on plhN
aen, fam er 8apen's Na6folgcr
ielbit beitimmen. Die 6rr6t Dor
Dem ma6ienOen SDmmlniSmus lit
linn unO pielen oeuti9en Stoatsmdn-
nern in oie @lieoer gefabren; buber
iino tie ale ieet cher 5u 3ltgeitdno-
niiIen bereit. Sitter beltebt, mie es
i6cint, nid)t mebr oarauf, Elm 5ipei-
ter MuIiolini 81 meroen. 0euti6-
LAMB lit nidt Stolienl gluBeroem
bat er toftii6 ia 10 piel Mtadt beute
nie Dor Ser lebten &ei6stagspabl +;
cine nelte brittle @abl niiroe ibn
l9a0en, feline Gea5ireiben nod mebr
lidten u10 Den &ommltnilten 5ugute
fommen. 2ebtere miiroen bic 5meit-
ItGrfIte 8artei in Geuti6lonO meroen.
Sellte ringen foit l6on 3fpei raoifale
@ruppen Inn Die MQbt i'm &eid: Die
&ommunilten 1tno oie oNo5is". Set
Sc 3ulammen baben Die Weaioritat
rn6 fonnen, mern tie 5uiommen9e-
ben, ieoe &egierung itiir5en. Torbei
lit es audi nit Der in Der lebten Sci;
10 oft ais pieoer moglib bingeitel-
ten MISUNDERSTANDING Der Soben5ol-
lern-M onardiel Die alten Dor
@apen'f6en @erbGltniiie lino alio
5iemlif interchangeable.
Sin &abinett, beltebeno aus Der
&ed5ten (9ingeloep, 8radt, aus
.geo3is" (S1nee, 6rid, StraBer)
uno ser Mitte Centrum, Oos beiBt
elm qroBeS nationales &omprpmiB,
Ideint 5ultanoe fommen 81 molen.
Sdleiher fam pieaeidt bleiben; er
Itano bisber i1on immer permittelllo
5miiden &~inoenburg uno Sitter. arf
S6nee fonnen iid fat ale oieie Yar-
teien einigen. Ser &f gilt Dem
golld)etuismus, nno Ser 8el6affung
BON 8rot fir Die Ar6eitsloien. Die
ousmdrtige 8olitif 8apens miro bet
bebolten, oli6 gum groben Seil lem
@irtl6aftsprogramm. Sitler miro
ieine 3ugeitdnoniiie nit SinipeiS dat1
sic uuBergefp0bnli6e Sage 81 emit
fhnloigen lpiilen. 8asielbe Deroen
Sic anoeren 8orteifiibrer ibren Sc
foIqidoften porieBen. 9os Saiipt-
3iel qlalben oieIe Yarteien erreift 81
baben: Abiebung &apen's, 8ieosr-
berIteaang neutrality-suspicious. H2-
oierunasformen, Wooi5ifierung Der
8open'iAen Snnenpolitif, @riinoung
elmer I~torfelL Dos 8ertrauen oes
&eidstages genieBenoen &eftsregie-
runq. 9as @uslano bralldt Dor Die
Ter &egierung ni6t bange 81 iein.
@enn aud) sic Sitlerpartei an Der
al biloenoen l1elen &egierrng %ltarfell
Mnteil baben 0iirfte, mie es ibr gu
fommt, 10 lit oomit oob, mie Ser
zero befiirdtete, cine u@eltfotaitro.
phe~, ODER mie Artbur Samuel
ifrie6, elm &erluit oeuti6en &reoites
uno @roe oes oeuti6en Sanoels, nod
lange ntdt berbeigefiibrt. 0as oellt-
Ide 8olf lit in ieinem inneriten Use
len, trob &ommlinismus, ooer piel-
leiht pegen Ser raOifalen Stromnll=
gen, piel 81 gefuno uno per
nunftig, I'M ii6 81 &otaltropbell
binreiBen 81 laiien. @apen bat per-
iagt, er bGtte es gatla anoers baber
fonnen, oas oeutide Solf miro
liegen.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-25
@er inieriert, Der profitiertl
Ibilaoelpbia SbmpbOnie : Crdeitei
in @aibimston.

8orgeItern. 0ienstae slbeno, ipiel-
tie bier i'm Soule uGonititution-Saa"
Dos 8bilaoelpbiaer Spmpbonie-0r-
DIETER, inter 2eitung bon 2eopolo
Stofomsfi, cine Spmpbonie bon
8robms uno Melooien aus &i6aro
@agners Sper nSriitan uno Sioloe".
Washington Journal., 1932-11-25
9entider &umanidreiber in Gmerifa

Ser oeuti6e Difter 2ion 6el6t-
manger fam Gnoe poriger ISOLDE IN
Seem gorf an. gr beabiidtigt einc
8ortragstonr our6 Die 8ereinigtet
Staaten. Sein amerifanii6er
6reuno, Soiepb Sergesbeimer, bat
i'm NIT Dem Slang" @merifas i6on
gut pertrallt gemadt.
Washington Journal., 1932-11-25

tenn etc.
9epreRiOn nnO bOberes StnOinm an
SdJmlen.
Or. 0uggan BON uSnititute Of
international @oucation", Nen
gorf, beflagt in ieinem lebten 8erift
oas nMnpadien oes lpiiieni6aftli6en
Broletoriats" Souienoe uno Mber-
toltlenoe q Miaion i'm Sabr lit nidt
gu bod geidaBt) BON Stuoenten Der
laiien in europa uno Amerifa ieoes
Sn1r Die l~tniberfitdten, obne Stellng
finoen 8u fonnen. 8iele, piele n9of-
loren Der Hbiloiopbie" arbeiten (nn1
9uggan) in Central europa bellte
ols 8oli5iften @bauffeure, &eaner
etc, uno anoere beneioen iie nod Inn
ibre S%tellungen. SIN Seimatsort oeS
S6rei6ers, elmer fleinen Yrobin5-
ltaot @eitfalens, iino orei 9oftoren
on @lementari6ulen angeiteat. Soft
nlngsloS treibt oieie @elt Dem &om=
mtnismls, oem &aoifalismus, in
Die @rme. 9ritben in europa lit es
iebr i6limm in oieier 8e5iebung.
Iber ul1h in Nnterifa lteben Die Uni
periitatsituOemen uno boberen 8eru=
fe, @bemifer, @leftrifer, Sngeniell=
re, Nobofaten, Dor Dem Ni6ts. M6i-
tllrienten arbeiten bier in Amerifo
belite in groceries, in @lasgeihdf=
ten, in &oblengei6Gften, Sopfereicn
etc. uno lino iiberoa Da, no lie n / If t
bingeboren, 81 finoen. $50 ioll oas
binnuS?
8roBoem MAIDEN lid Die eriten
3ei6en Der ltmfebr bemerfbor. Salt
an alien nniperiitaten Amerifas uno
iebt aud an b0beren S6ulen euro
pas lit in oielem S6uliabr Die 3abl
Der Stlioenten gepaltig geaaen.
Die 9epreiiion lit beutli6 in ben
S6ulen fitblbor. 9ie @ltern baben
fein @elo fir oas Stuoium Der Sob
re uno So6ter mebr. 9ie S6ulen
flogen iiber 9efi8its, iiber groBe @us=
f1Qe Ser normalen @innobmen. @ab-
reno Ser S6einbliite3eit Der Sabre
BON t924-1930 mari man iiberaa
nit @elo Inn iid. gu Sen boberell
S6ulen orangten ii6 IN europa nao
amerifa Die Slngens uno Wfao6en
in Maiien. Sn elm paar Sabren
muroen bunoerttauienoe bon ltuoier-
ten 9omen BON ben S9ulen IN Die
Melt gei6idt.
Sect fommt Ser llmi6mung. Grit
ben in 9euti6lano fings an, Nmerifa
folgt. @ie itebt's oriiben beute?
9amernber &adsans Der sdiiler-
sablem. - Miinfen unter &prfriegs-
itan6.
Ser 9e1t1de 8bilologenperbano
6rahte loeben cine S6rift beraus
.S1iiler, &lalien uno Sdularten Der
b0beren &naben= uno Mdo6enanital-
ten oes 0euti9en &ei1es 1881 uno
1882, Die oas grgebnis elmer Or
bebung oes 0euti6en Bbilologenper-
ba1l6es bartlett.
@er nod Dem Stuoium oOer Bio
Bem 9ur6bl1ttern oieier fiiblen 3ab-
lenreiben nod BON elmer Iuf6lGbung
oes boberen S6ulneiens reoet, benz
man nit fiinitli6en Mitteln ent9e=
qenmirfen miiiie, Der mill ni6t ieben.
@m beiten ipreden Die 3ablen lelbit:
Sn Dem einen Sabre. bon 1881 81
1882, lit Die @eiamti6iiler5abl Inn
40, 500 ouriidgegangen. Die 3obl
ser Sertaner perminoerte ii6 1882
qeeenii6er 1881 nm 2S,20t, 8. +
I'M 21,5 8ro3ent. 9ie @eiamt5abl
Ser &lalien lit Inn 1905 seiunfen.
llno meiter: Der Sro5entlos Der
BON Der @rnnoi6ule our boberen
ESdnle iib~ergebenoen S6iiler betrug
1929: 1876 8ro5ent, 1880: III
8ro8ent, 1881: 1t,3 8ro5ent, 1882:
1873 Bro5ent, gebt alio ebenfals oali-
erno 5uriid.
Nimmt man oa5u Die Satiade, oaB
immer Ihm16ere @eburtenlabrgdt=
ue heranmuhlen, 10 fam man aus
Washington Journal., 1932-11-25

(6Ortieeuns oif Der Ietten @eite.)
Evening star., 1932-07-10

turned after spending the holiday in
Rehoboth Beach, Del.
MIR. Ralph Van Orsdel, jr., left last
week for Nebraska to spend the Sum-
mer. Mrs. Ralph Van Orsdel Will
entertain her club at luncheon and
bridge tomorrow in her home on Maple
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs A M. Stimson. their
daughter, Miss Jean StimSon, and their
sons Bill and Allen have gone to their
cottage at Cadman's Neck, Conn, for
the Summer.
Mrs. Herman E. Fethe anc her
daughter Lois of Baltimore are visit
ing Mrs. Fethe's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Webster.
Mrs. Webster gave a party Wednesday
in celebration of the birthday anni-
versary of her daughter Jean.
Miss Henriette Gregory OF New
York City is spending the Summer
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B, Clark.
Mrs. H Herbert Smith and her fam
ily have gone to Rehoboth Beach, Del,
where they have taken cottage for a
month
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stone and
their guests. Mrs. James Blaine Demar
and her son Jimmie of Cincinnati,
Ohio. left Tuesday by motor for Ocean
City. Md. where they will spend a
week. Mr.. George w Stone, jr., is
attending Summer school at Harvard
University
Miss Mary Jane Jacobs and her
brother, Mr.. Randall Jacobs, children
of Capt. and Mrs. Randall Jacobs,
have gone to Camp Nowenoca at Lin
vile, N c.
Comdr. and Mrs. Bernhard H. Bieri
and their family have returned from
Collinswood, N. j., where they spent
the holiday.
Mrs. A. F. A. King has gone to
Maine for the remainder Of the Sum
mer
MIR. and Mrs. William A. Mills have
Evening star., 1932-07-10

Friday for the Summer. Miss Sarah
Bogart OF Atlanta. Ca, is their house
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Carleton Ball and their
family have returned to their home by
motor from Arundel-on-the-ba bay where
they spent the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melard Campbell and
their family of Armagh. Pa, were the
holiday guests Of Mr.. Campbell's
mother. Mrs. G. A. Campbell.
Miss Dorothy E. PETER, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. PETER Of Me-
braska avenue was elected president
of the National Chapter of Sigma
Lambda Sorority at their bi-annual
convention, which was held last week.
Many members from out of town were
present. The meetings we're held at
the Shoreham Hotel Manor Club and
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Postal EmploYe Retired.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. July 8 (Spe-
cislD Samuel A. Gleichman was re-
tired on pension today after having
been in service at the Cumberland
Post once for AZ years and IL months
Mr.. Gleichman, who served at the
stamp window, is still very active and
said he would have preferred to con-
tinue at work and had asked for an
extension which was refused.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

opened 16ir horne sscspe Elizabeth,
Me. for%the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald v. hunter ana
their sons. Donald and Charles Michael,
returned Tuesday from Ulster, Pa,
where they we're guests of Mrs. Howard
E Litzelman.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Fleming and
their sons left Friday for a visit in New
York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell
have returned after a visit IN Atlantic
City and New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Bryson and
Miss Lula Bryson are back from Capon
Lake Inn. at Intermont, W. Va, where
they spent the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mason and
their daughter Jean have taken cot
tage at Scotland Beach, Md. and left
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Informal Evening Dance
In Home of Miss Nelson

Miss Ann Nelson entertained at her
home, 1901 Connecticut avenue, Thurs
day evening with an informal dance.
Her guests were Miss Mary Barbee.
Miss Alice Blanchard. Miss Nellie NAV
Neff, Miss Allison Mcdonald, Miss Clarita
di Giroloma; Mr.. Robert Schnepke. Mr..
Alan Tate, Mr.. David Morris. Mr.. VIII
Evening star., 1932-07-10

the Congressional Country Club. Miss
PETER motored with friends to Carlisle,
Hershey and Sunbury. Pa.
Mr.. j. A. L. Sayer Of Nebraska ave
nue. is spending week with his family
IN Atlantic City, N. j., where they
have taken a cottage for the Summer
Evening star., 1932-07-10

and the guests Of honor, there were also
in the company Mr.. and Mrs. Thew d.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar r. Snow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Birgfeld, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Gerdes, Mrs. Ella May
Fox, Mr.. Russell Roberts, Mr.. Macon
Wonble and Mr.. Jack Morris.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Hosts
To prenuptial Party

Mr. and Mrs T. l. w Bailey. jr., en-
tertained in their home at Bethesda
last evening in honor Of Miss Phyllis
Boyer and Mr. Arthur Clark whose
marriage will take place in August
Supper was served on the lawn after
which there was dancing and bridge.
In addition to Mr.. and Mrs Bailey
Evening star., 1932-07-10

liam Fitch. Mr.. Beverley Carter, Mr..
Grant Van Denmark. Mr.. George Wells,
Mr.. Leon Commerford, Mr.. Daniel
Beatty, Mr.. Edwin Bell. Mr.. Charles
Thompson and Mr.. Kenneth King.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
RELEASED ON BOND
Bethesda Man Posts $1,000 on
whisky Sale Charge.
By a s,.n Correspondent Of The star.

By Stan Correspondent OF The star.
BETHESDA, Md, July e.-James Z.
Spiller OF Bethesda. who was arrested
here Monday night by Federal prohibi-
tion agents on charge of sale Of
whisky, has been released on 81, 900 bond
by United States Commissioner J. Frank
Supplee Of Baltimore. Spiller is TO be
arraigned before the commissioner for
a hearing on Wednesday.
To show a profit a 50,000-ton liner
must now earn $9,500. 900 a year