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FERRY, Mr. Lewis of TWIN Coal Co.
l54g Van Buren, St., extends Greeting!
to his customers and friends.
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sHEATs, Mr.. Fred nifty Cleaners), ll14
Central Ave, wishes his customers ana
friends Seasons Greetings.
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JAMES, Mr.. Harry. of 1923 W. Washington
ST. wishes all his friends and custom.
ers A Prosperous 1888. AZ
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SPAUNHURST, DR.. John g.. extends
compliments and fullest measure Of good
fortune for 1898. Thirty years of Scien-
the Health Service. 527-30 State Life
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mond St., wish their customers. friends.
neighbors and acouaintances A Happy
New Year
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MAA.Gf 5 Harry. Hardware Co., 1908 E.
friends Happy 1888. paw '4t0'
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SELLER, joe, 81 S. East, wishes his Gus
toners and friends Heartiest Seasons
Greetings.
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STEWART. Florence. Mrs. 1910 Rockville
Roac. wishes her friends. neighbors and
acauaintances A Very Happy 1899.
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SALTINE, Dr. Paul. dentist. No. sis Medi-
cal Arts Bldg. wishes all his friends
and customers A Happy New Year.
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LETTER, DR. Charles v, dentist. 11o4
tlents Year of Prosperity.
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SHARP. Mr. G M, of the C. M Sharp's
Billiard Parlor, All Mass ave. wishes
all his friends and customers pros
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GEORGE, DR.. c. L.. and r. X, dentists
Thirty-fourth and Central Ave, wish all
their friends and patients Happy New
XRqr
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SATTINGER BROS, 2o29 Madison, wish
their patrons and friends Happy New
Year.
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FEDERSPILL, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack, 900 E.
10th St. wish their friends A Happy
New Year SH'
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SALMON, Mrs. Mary, 765 N. fremont
wishes all her fgriends and neighbors A
Happy New Year.
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SAUNDERS, Mrs Ollie 81 N. Addison.
wishes all her friends and acquaintance
A Prosperous 1888.
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sCHULv. Mrs. Pearl. 425 North Delaware
st., extends Seasons Greetings to her
friends and acuilaintances
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LEINS,E EON DR.. James r.. 2o4 Kresge
Bldg, wishes his patients friends and
acouaintances A Prosperous New Year :
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O.. T %.
TAYLOR, DR.. Lloyd NJ. $685. n. West
St. wishes his patients and friends
Hearty Seasons Greeting.
TE TREY. CLYDE CLYDE Of Cameron and Terry
patrons. friends Happy New Year.
THOMPSON. Mr.. c. NJ, $50 Z. Washing
ton 81. wishes his friends and patrons
TICE, Merrill e. s7ss Z. 2ist St, wishes
al ms frieneS and customers. Happy
seasons Greetings.
TODD BROS. si2 Z. 27th. wish their pa
irons and friends A Happy New Year.
ro s1lS ~ Mac; q Old Trails Beauty shop.
ings 70 all Aer friends and customers.
TRABANDT. Mr.. E c., OF the Trabandt
Motor Service Co., 1857 Central Ave,
wishes all Joyous Seasons Greetings.
TRACEY. Frank, Fair Grounds hotel.
wishes al ms friends ana acquaintance
very Happy New Year.
TREsNER, Harry. and CLARK, Fred.
/ garage, 1927 W. Washington, extend the
seasons greetings.
TRUEBLooD. Dr. Rodgsr L.. s4s4 N. MI
nos. wishes his patients and friends
TUcHMAN, Mr.. Sam Cruchman Cleaning
Snopl, i0o Fairfield Ave. wishes his
customers, friends Seasons Greetings.
| TUCKER, Mrs 35oIs z. Wash, wishes All
the FRIENDS Of Heisr's hotel a very
| a. Y 20.
guerite s040 Baltimore Ave. wish all
their friends. acuuaintances Year OF
Prosperity.
YANCIL. D. E.. 43s W Morris. wishes
Year.
vIHoFF. Christ. $50, S. Illinois. wishes
perou 1888.
voIGT. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. 472s Park
bors A Happy New Year.
vOLLMER BROS. ITO N. Pershing, wish
their patrons and friends Happy New
Year.
VoLLRATH, Mr. Albert, Of the Albert
Vollrath billiard parlors, wishes all his
friends and customers Happy Seasons
Greetings.
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LOGAN, Mr.. ]. Gogan's Shoe Renal
Shop, 1882 Shelby ST., wishes his cus
toners Seasons Greetings.
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PARKER, s. B.. 2438 Central ave. wishes
all his friends Happy New Year.
PARISH, Nolan, Floyd and Max Taylor,
1928 E. Wash, wish their customers and
/ friends Seasons Greetings.
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HADDOX. H. j.. garage. 1920 w. Wash
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SEDWICK, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. and son.
Joseph Weber, 5163 N. Illinois, extend
Seasons Greetings to their friends.
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GEIGER, Mrs. Anton, furs. 1855 N. Meri-
dian, wishes all her friends. customers
and neighbors A PROSPEROUS 1888.
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| GEE. Mr.. E. L.. Gee Drug Co.. 1853 S.
| Nay We serve YOU in 1888.
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SHAW, Lawrence A, 1905 Inland Bldg.
wishes his friends neighbors and ac-
quaintances Very Happy New Year.
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HARDY. VIM. H, 1912 N. Illinois
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friends and acquaintance on this
Christmas day.
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GoLDSTEIN. Mr.. J. c.. Of 1904 N. senate
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GEORGE, L. s.. garage. 1925 Linden, ex-
tends best wishes for 1888.
GERLACH, c. F. grocery, 344 W. Wash
wishes all Eannv New Year
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

Algunos oradores pronuncian
discusses de tonos pesimistas,
pero 81 Sr. Luis Muniz les inte-
rrumpe para decirles que 81 ell
gcbierno de Espana tritur6 con
mano de hero a la formidable
companla de JESUS, 81 espera
que ell monopolio del tabaco sea
aplastado en- igual forma.
Fueron leidas las copias de
las cartas que redact6 ell Sr. Fue
20 y que fueron enviadas a los
obreros de La Arrendataria, ia
baqueros de Canarias y Union
General de Trabajadores. Todas
fueron muy aplaudidas.
Cerca de las diez y media ter
min6 la asamblea y antes de reti
rarse los asambleistas llenaron
las tarjetas de inscription.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
Ia GACETA

comunista. Esto no quiere decir
que aprobemos la insaciable ava
ricia, los pecados y la criminal
dad frecuente del capitalismc. FL
capitalismo debe ser J sera des-
pojado dc su invisible p0der en-
Ell gobierno, q. a menudo compra
hacienda donativos para las cam
panas polfticas. FL epfteto de
"comunista" es ahora muy po-
pular y conVeniente y Sc aplica
con .mucha frecuencia por cier-
tos conservadores patrioteros."
"El capitalismo y sus servido
res estan hacienda mas para
crear ell comunismo en- este pals
que tcda la propaganda REMIT
da de Moscu. Los miembros pro-
.gresistas del congreso y la prem
sa progresista, como la Fedora
ci6n Americana, Green en- la hon
rada accumulation de la riqueza
cuando no Sc la asocia con la ava
ricia v el atropello de las masas
populares.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
Paris, sept. 9-Oficialmente

Paris, sept. 9-Oficialmente
Sc ha anunciado que muy prom
to cuatro grandes hidroplanos
franceses seran puestos a trans
portar pasajeros entire esta ca
pital Y la capital de la Argent
ma.
Uno de los aparatos esta ter
minado va y dentro de pocos dias
Sc haran con 81 las pruebas de
rigor.
Varios expertos en- aviaci6n
han siGo invitados por ell gobier-
no para que presenter las prue
bias. Los otros tres aparatos no
Sc entregaran hasta diciembre.
Los pianos para esos aviones
fueron dibujados por Monsieur
Felipe Zapata. Cada aparato tie
ne cuatro motores hipanos suize
de $40 caballos. Sc compondra
Ia tripulaci6n del captain, dos
photos y un ingeniero.
g AurOc+ipa EloriJa oon+ O
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
LA ASAMBLEA PRO INDUS
TRIA DEL TABACO EN-
ESPANA

Varios centenares de perso-
mas concurrieron anoche a la
Asamblea verificada en- la sala
de actos del Centre Espahol, pa
ra tratar del ESTABLISHMENTS de
la industrial libre del tabaco en-
Espaha.
AL comenzar la junta ell pre-
sidente explic6 las razones que
impidieron la a~sistencia del con-
sui Don Aware Maldonado, que
Sc hallaba en- st. Augustine re-
presentando al gobierno de Es-
pana en- las fiestas que aver CO.
menzaron en- esa antigua pobla-
ci6n de la costa Este.
Despues pas6 ell presidente a
informar a fos asambleistas de
los trabajo1 que Sc han venido
realizando por parte de los Sc
nores Que constituyen la direc-
tiva dc la "agrupaci6n", desta-
cando ell hecho de que antes Sc
denominaba association y que
ahora debe llamarse "Agrupa-
ci6n Pro-Industria Libre del
Tabaco en- Espana".
Con ell fin de recolectar fon.
dos para la intensa propaganda
que Sc intenta llevar a termino
Sc acord6 verificar una funci6r
en- ell teatro del Circulo Cubano
poniendose en- escena "La Coro
ma, obra escrita por ell Sr. Aza
ha.
Sc acord6 confiar la publici
dad al Sr. Jose Fueyo, que s
pondra en- contacto con los pc
ri6dicos de idoma espanol.
I'm telegrama sera enviado a
jefe del gobierno y al presiden
te Alcala Zamora, comunican
dole ell exito de la asamblea i,
los acuerdos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Vaporea que entraron aver;
Gran2ro, de bandera Noruega,
procedente de Norfolk, a car
gar cemento; Margaret, ameri-
cano, de Baltimore, a cargar
fosfato; Glennpool, de Baton
Rouge, a descargar gasolina
Harry F. Sinclair, de Houston,
Texas, a descargar gasolina mo
tonave Truxton, nicaraguense,
a descargar platanos.
Partieron aver los vapores "a
mericanos Point Caleta, Cuba y
ell noruego Granero.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

mas vieja ciudad de los Els
tados Unidos celebr6 aver su 367
aniversario, teniendo como hues
ped de honor a Don Aware de
Maldonado, consul de Espana er
Tampa, que ostentaba Ia repre-
sentaci6n del presidente de su
pals, Sr. Alcala Zamora.
Tn bale de trajes Sc verified
en- Fuerte Marion, construido
por los espanoles.
Discusses Sc pronunciaron en-
una c~eranonia publica, discutien
do la historic de la Florida y la
parte cue en- ella ha ~desempena-
do la ciudad de St. Augustine.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
PIeitos y DIVORCES

Elisa Gonzalez contra ErneS-
to Gonzalez; Miguel Angel Isl
doro Martinez contra Laudelina
Ndnez y Febles Martinez;
Uykes Brothers Florida COmpa-
ny contra Gertrudis M. Rogers.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

New York, Sept. Sci precio
del algod6r baj6 aver a seis pc
sos por bala, POGO despu6s de ha
Der publicado ell gobierno su cal
culo estimando que la cosecha de
1892 sera mayor en- 500, 900 ba-
las a la del ano pas9do.
Otros valores sufrieron los e.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

fectos de esa baja y acciones de
im~portantes companies bajaron
de uno a cuatro pesos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

Washington, sep. 9.-Will-
lam Green, presidente de la Fe-
deraci6n Americana del Traba-
jo, eNplic6 aver la actitud que
esta colectividad seguira en- la
presente campaha politica.
ia Federation Americana
dijo Mr.. Green-no figura en-
ninguno de los partidos politicos
pero tiene en- su seno miembros
que pertenecen a los partidOs re-
publicano, dem6crata, socialista
~ campesinos y obreros. Nues-
tros miembros saben que ellos
tienen absolute libertad politica
v reconocen ell hecho de que tie
men absolute libertad para votar
por cualquier partido que sus-
tente ;deales americanos; pero
la Federation confiesa que Sc O.
pone al comunismo y Ell partido
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
NOTICIAS
TELEGRAFICAS

Roma, sep. 9.-Los martires
del fascismo, hombres que caye-
ron mientras ell fascismo lucha-
ba por alcanzar ell domicilio en-
Italia, seran exaltados en- octu-
bre, cuando Italia commemorate
el decimo aniversario de la subj
da de Mussolini al poder. Hay
500 de esos heroes, 40 de los cua
les recibieron la muerte en- ell ex-
tranjero.
Ell cuerpo de Salvatore Are
| ma, asesinado en- New York ell
A de julio, ha sido traido a TIA
liza y ell fascismo lie senala como
una de las victimas del odio de
los grupos oposicionistas.
Una capilla sera dedicada a
esas victimas eel 81 de octubre
en- ell Palacio Littorio. Tambien
Sc completara un calendario con
iel martirologio de esos hombres.
Recientemente, hablando en- ell
'entierro de ocho fascistas ase-
sinados en- Modena, Mussolini
dijo: "Hoy quisiera asumir y
armonizar en- mi persona la di-
vina facultad de los poetas para
saludar con estrofas epicas a es-
tos j6venes extraordinarios, ase-
sinados en- la sombra, victimas
de la tragedia y ell destino."
Budapest, sep. 8.-La capita.
de Hungria RE hoy con motive
de un pleito establecido por e
principe Abdul Kadir, hijo de
difunto sultan Abdul Hamid
quien acusa a SUI ex-amigo Wal
tier Landau de haberle arrebata.
do ell afecto de dos de sus espo.
sas.
Ell principe dijo a la corte que
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

su primera esposa viva feliz
con Ell hasta que I'm dia desapa-
recio con Landau, rico conner
ciante de aqui. Despues el prin-
cipe Sc case con Ia princesa Me-
ziette, de Is amos, y Ia princesa
tambien sc march6 con el mer-
cader.
Ell comerciante alega que el
principe es un ingratO por GUAM
to no ha sabido apreciar ell ia
vor que lie hiciera, relevandolo
de la mantenci6n de esas dos
mujeres y que, ademas, lie adeu~
da una crecida suma de dinero.
Wheaton, H., sep. 9,-Tres
solterones y tres hombres casa
dos, miembros de un jurado, con
vinieron aqui en- que una muJer
tiene perfecto derecho a recha-
Ear los besos de su marido.
Ell jurado dispuso la libertad
de la Sra. Adelaide Putnam, a
quien acusaba su marido de ha-
berle pegado en- la cabeza GUAM
do ambos discutian sobre besos
que 81 guerra dar y ella rehusa-
aceptar.
Los vecinos de los alrededores
de la Residential del matrimonio
dicen haber dido distintos rumo-
res sobre ell bando en- los besos y
de golpes dados por la mujer al
hombre, en- "defensa propia",
por no querer "asimilarlos'.
La Sra. Putnam declare que
,su marido trat6 de besarla en-
una iglesia y ella lie dijo que no
10 hiciera.
Ell esposo la trat6 con rudeza
y ella Sc quito un zapato, dando-
lie en- Ia cabeza con ell tac6n.
The Washington times., 1932-12-29
NOTABLESGET 7
j. 8. REFUND

The Federal Government has
refunded $9O,583, ,5O4 which it col
lected in taxes during the last fis-
cal year, the Treasury reported to
Congress today.
This represents the amount ell
legally and enormously" acquired
from income estate, liquor,
tobacco and other taxes.
A year ago the refund figures
was $50, ,476,932, and the year be.
fore that $126,836,333.
The whole amount turned back,
paid and abatements for State
taxes already paid, amounted to
$208,565,5 ,557.
The United Fruit Company re-
ceived the largest refund, $780,
900. The Lehigh and Wilkes Barre
Coal Company received the second
largest, $2,189,133.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh was
given a refund of $1.676. Her sis
ter, Constance Morrow, was re-
funded $1,668. Andrew Mellon,
ambassador to England and for
merly Treasury Department head,
was refunded $7,869.
The Washington times., 1932-12-29
GOLF
CLUBS SSTOLEN

Three robberieS in the Silver
Spring area were reported to the
Montgomery county substation at
Silver Spring.
From the Argyle Golf Club five
golf clubs and a half dozen golf
balls were stolen from the locker
room. The police found these ar
ticles and four dozen golf balls in
a car parked near the club where
the thief had evidently left them
when frightened away.
The home of M. A. Miller, OF
the TOO block Thayer Ave-, was
entered for. the second time in
two weeks by a thief, who again
broke a side window. He took two
packages of cigarettes, police re-
port. M. E. Rose, of the 5000
block Colesville Rd., reported the
loss of II pure-bred chickens. =.
Charles Winterburn, of the 1900
block o st. N. W., and James l..
Townsend, of the 200 block Bates
st. N. W., escaped injury when
the trllc KS they were driving were
badly damaged in collision at
Woodside. near Silver Spring.
Winterburn is a driver for the F.
S. Harris Company, Inc, of the
1900 block Fourteenth st. N. W..
while Townsend was driving a
Charles Schenider Baking Com
pany truck.
The Washington times., 1932-12-29
So Local Taxpayers to Get
$22O,OOO Refunds

Oscar c. Portner Estate, ST.
012.43.
Real Estate Mortgage and Guar
anty Corporation, 1910 K st. N.
w., $4,337.74.
William E. Ristig, 1915 Twenty
fourth st. N. E., $2,029.01.
Edward T. Sanford estate,
$699.43.
Frank C. Stephens, McGill
Building, $583.88.
David L. Stern, Rust Building,
$1,769.07.
Mary E. Stewart, 1900 Massa-
chusetts Ave-, $787 .98.
L. Corrin Strong, 2713 Thirty
second st. N. W., $3,847.35.
Terminal Refrigerating and
Warehousing Corporation, Four
and-a-half and D Streets south
west, $555.O7.
I. S. Turnover, Thirteenth Street
Wharf southwest, $624.56.
Washington Petroleum Products,
Inc, $7O4.23.
Washington Terminal Company,
$619.49.
Mrs. sallie H. Weller, 1900 Far
ragut st. N. W., $1,707.26.
George w. White and wife, $500
Upton st. N. w., $612.53.
John Campbell White, care
State Department, $58412.
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teenth st. N. w., $67S.72.
William M. Kennedy Estate,
$666.10.
Observation-Disclosures Apart
ments, Inc, $1,390.12.
Lansburgh and Brothers, Inc,
$7,5S6.76.
Jesse C. Love. Forty-fifth and
Macomb SITS. N. W., $928.88.
Mrs. Vernie Mann, 1888 Six
teenth st. N. w., $724.60.
Isabella c. May Estate, $1,291.31.
Merchants Bank Investment
Co., TIT Twelfth st. N. w.. ST.
524.34.
Merchants Transfer and Storage
Co., 920 E st. N. w., $523.68.
Charles Minshall trust fund,
National Savings and Trust Co.,
trustees, $1,29O.72.
National Capital Press, Inc,
1910 D st. N. W., $1,666.62.
Insurance Company Gets $612.72
National Union Insurance Co.,
91S F st. N. W., $612.72.
Mrs. Minnie S. NOEL, ITO Mas
sachusetts Ave. N. w., $662.96.
Miss Helen Patten, 2122 Massa-
chuSetts Ave. N. w., $629.36.
H. Glenn Phelps, 1417 K st. N.
w., $754.
The Washington times., 1932-12-29
COUNTY TAXCUT
DEMANDED

CENTERV1LLE, Md, Dec. 20.
Standing firm for a local tax cut
from $1.37 on $1O0 to 90 cents,
James Temple Knots, president
of the Queen Anne's county board
of commissioners, declares this
county'S residents won't be able
to live another year" without tax
relief.
The 1882 local rate was
$3.50, which was cut for this
fiscal year. and Knots says it
must be cut again. Tax collec-
tions are running far behind. and
Knott adds:
"The county can't own all
the land, and there's no use
trying to sell it. because there's
NO one to buy"
The Washington times., 1932-12-29

II you have a room, house. apartment
or automobile to sell or rent Il. ad-
vertise 1t. Use the WANT AID SEC
TION of this newspaper to reach our
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BY WILL,
He KILLS WIFE,
SELF
Recovery in Court of Missing
Document of Employer
> Blow to Chauffeur

CHICAGO, Dec. 20 Q.N.S0.
Discouraged because q newly
found will of Clement Studebaker
had retracted an earlier bequest OF
$1,000. Paul Peterson, IS, chauf.
feur Of the family, today killed
his wife and daughter and then
committed suicide.
Before ending his life, Peterson
telephoned his present employer,
Clement Studebaker,. jr., and
calmly told him what he had
done. He said:
"GOOd-by and good luck.
am going to follow my loved
ones"
Studebaker Immediately called
police, who rushed a squad to the
fourth-floor apartment of the
Petersons. They found all three
dead. Peterson's body, lay beside
that of his wife in the front bed
room.
Shot as They Slept
Peterson arose early, police be-
lieve, and shot his 4O-year-old wife
while she slept. He then went to
the bed room of his daughter,
Pauline, 20, a student at North
western University, and shot her
while she was asleep. Two bullet
wounds were found in her body.
Peterson was understood to be
worried over financial matters.
He was bequeathed $1,000 in IN
early will of Clement Studebaker,
who died three weeks ago, but
yesterday second will was dis
covered which voided the fist.
Servants Cut Off
The new will left the entire
100000 estate of the wealthy
utilities owner to the widow. The
servants were ignored.
The missing will was found in
Probate Court.
The last will, dated September
26. 1881, was filed in Probate
Court along with a previous docu-
ment, dated July !, 1929. A clerk
stamped the old will with the
necessary credentials, while the
new will was lost until it's discov-
cry in the court records yester-
day.
The Washington times., 1932-12-29
CHEATING PLANT
At HOWARD j.
DRAWSFIRE
House Tension High as Party
} Leaders Clash Over $4,000
Item in Interior Bill

Howard University's $460, 900
appropriation item for a power
, plant, written into the Interior
Department supply bill Tuesday,
was used yesterday by Repre-
sentative Joseph w. Byrns, Demo
\ cratic chairman of the House
Appropriations Committee, as a
Scourge with which he flayed
Republican Leader Bertrand H.
Smell for what Byrns called a
vacillating attitude on economy
Smell sought to block a $4,000
Item for research included in the
Agriculture Department supply
bill on the grounds that now is
the time to pare everything to
the bone, and brought out the
fact that department officials
had told the subcommittee of the
appropriations committee which
considered the bill that the
Atigure was just an estimate.
Byrns Answers Him
This drew the fire of Byrns,
who reminded the Republican
leader that Smell had thrown his
support behind the Howard Uni
versity item although it had
never been before the committee
and had been disapproved by
both the Budget Bureau and the
President.
~ Byrns also brought out that
the Budget Bureau and the Pres
sident had backed the research
Appropriation. Smell after charg-
ing that Byrns was being ''preju-
dicial" and asserting that the
Howard item had been brought
up from the Democratic side,
withdrew his objection to the re-
! search appropriation.
LaGuardia Has Jibe
Tension reached a high point
but was relieved when Represent
j ative Fiorello H. LaGuardia (RO
of New York introduced an
\ amendment to pare the $39, 900
by so cents so that Smell could
sleep well knowing that economy
was being practiced. The amend
ment was defeated.
The Washington times., 1932-12-29
MARRIAGE LASTS 3 HOURS
Screen Star Seeks
AnnuIment, Still
Loves Another

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 20 GN.SO {.
A new record for brevity of Holly
wood marriages loomed today for
the former Elinor Faire, beautiful
brunei film star, who announced
she had employed counsel to seek
an annulment of her romantic
marriage to John Daniels, aviator
broker, at Yuma, Ariz., Tuesday.
Miss Faire revealed she had
taken annulment steps exactly
three hours after the marriage.
When the newly married couple
returned by airplane to Holly
wood, Daniels was detained by po-
lice pending arrival of security for
$97.5 fare. Daniels raised the
security, and no charges were pre-
ferred.
Miss Faire said:
,"It was Just a big mistake.
/ was blue after quarreling with
Frank and / thought I'd show
him how smart was. / haven't
seen my husband, though, since
/ left the airport"
Frank was revealed as Frank
Clark, Hollywood movie stunt
man.
Clark replied:
"Just so long as you didn't
kiss him, Elinor, it's o. K, and
we're engaged again now"
Miss Faire smilingly nodded her
head.