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Evening star., 1932-11-22

Hugo Herfurth, Alexandria, Va, to Mr..
Paul Blanford snyder of washington,
November 10, In Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, Alexandria The bridegroom Is
the son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
H. Snyder, the former for many years
editor and publisher Of the Harrison
burg, Va. Daily News.
Maj. and Mrs. Joseph d. Coughlan
are spending short time In Washing
ton, and are at the Wardn1an Park
Hotel while here.
Miss Ethel Cozart Harralson Of the
Brighton Is spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with Mrs. Dorothy Strickland
Smithy at her home, 2 Thompson street,
Annapolis, Md.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Davis have come
to washington for the Winter and with
their daughters, Miss Edwina Davis,
Miss Elizabeth Davis and Miss Adele
Davis, have taken the old Rice place on
Evening star., 1932-11-22

The next meeting Of the Archaeolog-
ical Society Of Warrington will be held
at the residence of Mrs. James @.
Wentz, 2841 McGin terrace northwest.
on Wednesday evening, December z.
1882, at 8 O'Clock. The guest of honor
and speaker Of the evening will be the
famous excavator of the Agora In
Athens, Prof. Theodore Leslie Shear of
Princeton University, who viii tell of
his dramatic discoveries Of the past sea-
son. when he brought to light the
Evening star., 1932-11-22

Leesburg pike In Falls Church. Miss
Barbara Davis, who was o debutante
last year, will remain In New York. but
viii spend the Thanksgiving and other
holidays with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kronnan an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche Louis Kronman, to
Mr.. Abraham Alloy of this city.
Evening star., 1932-11-22

Representative and Mrs. Frank
Murphy Of Steubenville, Ohio, have
returned to Washington and opened
their home at 1884 Poplar lane, Rock
Greek Park Estates.
Evening star., 1932-11-22

The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. James III. Douglas
Will leave tomorrow to spend Thanks
giving In their home In Lake Forest,
III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

ONLY S6.5O0-6 ROOMS, BATH. H.-WH;
built-in garage. weather-Stripped, $3.50 cash
or will take good automobile as first pay
ment; SIS per month.
Phone Georgia 9l25-M
Ja,- ( do .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

NEAR LINCOLN PARK-CoLoNIAL TYPE;
rms: 3-deep style; h.-w.h, cleo. double
garage; unusually well constructed; reason
ably priced. Dist. 1855 F. NJ. DOYLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

-COLORED. NEAR 18th & oUE[10 ROOMS.
= = ~. - Gems. h.-v.h, elec.; So, 500;
maze you1 terms. North A617.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

IF YOU HAVE A FREE AND CLEAE LII
home: monthly payments like rent. Address
Jlox 1871 office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

TwO-ROOM COTTAGE, AMI, PARTLY
furnished. GentieS: s25 month F. c. ROE,
81 Melwood ave. Cherrydale, Va.
TEN ROOMS: AMI: GARAGE: FUR
nished unfinished: will rent one floor.
Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

7-ROOM HOUSE AMI BUILT-N GA
rage. large lot. shade trees; $50 per month.
Also 4-room cottage. SIS per mo. MRS. E.
b VAN EVERY. BIS Clarendon ave, Claren-
don, Va Phone Clar l38T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
41O3 2lst St. NE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN.
FOR JUST ENOUGH TO COVER
MORTGAGES.
Detached Home. Open Fireplace. Porcelain
Kitchen, Electric Refrigerator, Garage,
Plenty Room for Flowers and Vegetables.
TEAR THIS OUT
tic remind you 10 come out any evening.
H. X. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 II ST. NV. Dist. 0908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
sALE-HOUSES,
BFAUTIruL sAuL's AID

BEAUTIFUL sAUL's ADDITION,
sslsss. ! sssSs ps5fhiii
B. HSgs sscI INCH HSTs Worth doSSs
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE IN PETwoRTH-Cosr
g. 500 irst trust 1880; win ta few hun:
NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE. GARAGE. IN
beautiful NV. section. $3.50 cash. s45 month.
includes interest. Address Box 2si-J. Star
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-BEAUTIFUL RMS.
BATH Dutch Colonial home; oil heat. elect.
screens and ayninss LasSs lot
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
house. 3 baths. garage; in perfect condition;
nsd and p ssh moor
Primrose Slight rooms. 2 baths. oil
0u Hairse ese sS 46as pT Sshs 81
elect. refrig.. radiator covers; exceptional
oIYpE e. saffsf s7
A Beautiful New Home.
2O-Feet Wide.
All rooms large; many closets, recreation
Facing wide avenue. overlooking II acres
wooded ark; very high elevation. Priced
OPEN EEE TT 5H 8 PM Hop pzi1r.
5625 Kansas Ave. NV.
'' %St Asey { JAMES! Tso st.
In Fairness to Yourself
See Sample.
318 18th St. NE.
OPEN TO PM. DAILY
large rooms. colored tiled bath. most
complete kitchen. electric rsfrigeration.
THE LOT 70 Tc Is lso 60 FEET = II DEEP.
1925 l4th St. NV. Dist a34s.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
BATHS hH AR FINANCES AND S6 RENrEb b As Two
APARTMENTS. $50 PER MONTH PRICE:
ERE nSh + foS SsE A NET F ssss
68l4 9th ST. NV.
Beautiful Detached English Home,
6 rooms. 2 complete baths. tiled kitchen,
breakfast alcove. two-car garage, deep lot,
slate roof Very attractive recreation room
ia EySfa fs5t s5 s$aS }ss
1925 18th ST. 800 Dist s34s
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
IN CHEW CHASE asE. ND MD NEAR CONN AVE
Epslsh sd hall slate
pletely screened; with modern kitchen equip
| ment lawn sodded and finished driveway to
Price. ss75o: $1,000 cash and $50 per
| month will buy this house;
ACT QUICKLY.
No Brokers or Trades.
| Address Box 1855 Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

DUPLEX BRICK. OVERLOOKING ROCh
Geek Park bed rms. 2 baths living I'M
dining rrn. kitchen. tile ro.t; haroWoou LIN
gear garayC; S1i.59O- 1879 N-eHo-Soi '''
', North 62T0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

CLIFTON LAUGHLrN, Falls Church s3s-F-l1.
Once. Mclean. Va. Via Chain Bridge. 26'
NEW GROOM AND BATH HOUSE WITH
butlt-in garage, ami. h.-w.h.; on bus line
$3.50: easy terms or liberal discount for
cash.
Beautiful s-room and bath stucco house.
h-w.h.. elec. range; 10: l8ox324; garage,
chicken house; on State road near Silver
Spring Price reduced IS 900 for quick sale.
o. B. ZANTZINGER CO.,
945 K ST NV Nat 537l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

FIT, MYER HGTs.-THREE NILES FRoM
Treasury, block from Woodrow wilson oGr nion
and bus. thoroushIy recondltoneo; price
cut below present construction cost; NV ne
cleo, gas oak floors: large trees lfio
6546
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
SALE-HOIJSES.

CoIORED-6-ROOM BRICK, MODERN GA
rage: emi-detached; near market. me-: lit
tie cash; owner Will carry bal. in one trust,
payable s45 per month. Act quick. Address
COLORED. 1918 goth ST. NV. NEAR K-s
rms. on floors. h:-w:h.. elec.,. cellar under
late condition; desirable for home or bust
E.; IsSi ri Sh
9 RMS. TILED BATHS. H.-WH. ELEC.
hwd; noors;, lKenyon; near 18th NV In
RMS; H.-W.H.. ELEc., TUBS. .PoRCHEs;
Near 18th snd Park I'd. Nor. 10l72.
RMS. H..-W.H.. ELEC.. RECEPTION HALL
etc near s 1S and Bees ffso
COLORED-6 ROOMS. ALL NEW. H.-WH,
nardwood floors; complete renovation; long
TO cQLORED-5-RM. BUNGALOWS. BATH
1904 Clay St; ne: excellent condition; s4.25o
ssas nsna.s SaS H. 4 III EoSov Atlantic s,.,
ne ists n Rq nas ST ne.s,r modern home;
ne s?isa re ni.esss terms n
AIKEN 927 18th St NV. Nat. 1855.
COLORED-O SUNDAY.
lit w st. n.w.-8 rooms. cleo. gas. bath.
h,wh, cellar. garage; lo~ price for quick
62a Que st, n.w.-6 rooms. cleo, gas. cell
lar, fur. heat; terms like rent.
1915 Rosedale st. n;e,-o rooms. cleo. gas,
bath; n h: terms like rent.
cellar; large lot; price. ss.iso: terms. $50
FULLER & AIKEN, sz7 18th st. NV.
National 3556
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

FURNISHED BUNGALOW: S RMS. BATH,
piano; 2 acres; $685. A. r. ANDREWS, ard
house. Capitol View ave, Kensington. Md.
ON LEE BOULEVARD-Io ROOMS AND
bath: modern: recently refniShed: attractive
lot; 20 min. from CITY: $50 per mo-
w HOGE Up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

AN ATTRACTIVE, SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE
in Rockville. Nd. ten rooms. heat furnished:
garage; best location; large front and side
yard; $50 a month Call Rockville 80 or
405 w. Montgomery ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
RENT-STBuRBAN.

9-RM. HOUSE. CITY WATER, H.-W.H.,
cleo. and gas; suitable for families; cars
able. 407 Park Lane ave, Park Lane. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
SALE-sUBURBAN.
(Continued.)

NO CASH PAYMENT,
lot sCxa o Gs Soss 10 buns sna stones
rev. s-room houses. a;mi: paved street
Erwin Realty co. Pho1 me Rss.tsviie 1855
sI,I RsRA Aol,O. ON THE RIpoEaNEW IF! !.fS
ssesss Z, l.; PRICE: az oakcrest, Va. once,
oAKcREsr ON THE RIDGE. IN THE
VII sscIitos for $500 ssrms Suit Also
asd sa $500 ssS CASH bal city y
suit; will take lot as part payment. Also
Sa Hshlans' pRoR .ss
Sf s' a1 60 ess QUE isT r sHs .
line On teonardtoxn IL sEFSmD house %
and rear ca, porehes cedar room. fruit. con
BE gsrase s ' Hppiy s oWNR sRa houses acu
BY. oWNER-PRACTICALL NEW 5-RM
Drick s,tls I've porches. large base
attacS Doors ss
1870 den Ross
North Woodside. Md.
TWO NICE HOMES. NEARBY MARYLAND
ioo1soo 200 feep on coneFete hisnwas
SEoU Casn, sjU mo. Another, rms, Z-st0ry,
no hath. cleo. hot-watsr heat: garage. big
Mr. DISTRICT HGTsLs A: e.RM- MOD
sacPce mas Terms p trade S get Some
| cash.
Lanham. Md.-Over 1 a.: modern s-rm
b. bungalow; fine lawn: shade and water;
garage; only $3.50; terms.
For bargains In nearby Md. & Va. see
| our large, exclusive, select list; easy terms
N. Z. RYoN Co. 1916 N. Y. Ave. Nat. 1908
| 6-RM BUNGALOW; ELECTRICITY. LARGE
porches, excellent well. shade. outbuildings;
acre. Dunn Loring road near cars; $3.50
?. HARTMAN. Falls Church 844-F-ll.
TEN-ROOM DWELLING; TWO ACRES;
anil oil burner: near University of Mary
land price, Sl0.5o0. ARTHUR CARR. Hyatts-
vile. Nd. Phone Hyatts. l59
AT HIGH BRIDGE ON ELECTRIC ROAD;
3 rooms. cleo. lights; $3.50 mo. 8 rooms.
shade. no lights, $40. DAVIS. 443 10th
| st. re.
A-RooM BUNGALOW, LOTS. ONE BLOCK
from or line. 81. a0U SOU down. easy
monthly payments. GEO. RAILEY. 24l Ber-
ryman ave. Capitol Heights. Mr..
LET US BUILD YOUR HOME IN NEARBY
Virginia for $4,000 on easy terms We are
now building several modern homes on
wooded sites near Washington Golf and
Country CLUB and are planning more. To
1927 x ST. NV Dist. 65c3.
Evenings, Clarendon 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

ACRE HIGHWAY FRONTAGE, GROOM
bungalow. furnished complete; shade. shrub
3 acres near h Rt arm bunssioW. nsarly
new unfinished; Washington II miles; Price
$1,000, terms. Sunday inspection. JOHN
8i2-F-21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
SALE-HOUSES.


NEAR srd q R: ]: AVE NE :, * q, RooM ss.
d daea Box ass gai Star One once NV w
| BEAUTIFUL MODERN. HOME. UPPER 18th
two-car brick garage; refnished Throughout:
and viii Be sacrificed 70 puTehsser. ai sstiOnal
! 9691 Sunday and evenings. Me- S63s.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION, NEAR EAR. ROCK
f HIee. hardwood hrd f0 trim Throughout high
g g5as home at bargain price, fhone aT re'
pay for Itself. Equity sacrificed. 5726 ssth
| SACRIFICE. So. Io0-3sl6 18th ST NV
(, rooms. bath. double screened rear porches;
| garage: large yard; perfect condition.
FACING BEAUTIFUL LIN a,.I pK- COR lsTI
5edus SD; $780, terms Can
| OWNER, LEAVING CITY, DESIRES TO
glassed sleeping and breakfast porches; ga
rage. Address Box ST.. Star office.
WILL SACRIFICE R FOR QUICK SALE s. Real
lent ne. location beautiful furniture; sold
furn. or unfurn,; terms. Lin. 1888.
$4,000 MODEST LITTLE HOME. NEAR
!niodR h sas eiestr,city sse %ms
slate = possession; excellent terms Apply
BUY FROM OWNER, No. COM; 7-R.. B.
brick. porches; close-in Mt. Pleas, among
trees. lockwood. etc: sacrifice Met 8731.-.
s55oo-5 ROOMS. BATH. STUCCO BUNGA-
low; lovely condition; h.-w.h;. gas, cleo
tricity; lot 50Xl50; garage: leaving city:
terms Further particulars. 825 F st. ne.
S5, 00O-7 ROOMS. BATH. GAS, ELECTRIC
ity h.-w.h. splendid condition: I'd COM
mercial zone, containing about 1000 So. IT.
Further particulars apply 625 st. ne.
s6.25O-COLONIAL GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
white community. near Ga. ave. and Ken. .
garage; beautiful yard; easy terms. Col.
COOS.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-COLONIAL TYPE;
6 rms; 3-deep style h.-w.h, cleo. double
rear. inclosed porches; hwd. floor; 2-car
garage; unusually well constructed; reason
ably priced. Dist 1865. F. NJ. DOYLE,
realtor 927 18th st.
ONLY S6.5O0-6 ROOMS, BATH, H.-W.H,.
built-in garage. weather-stripped; $3.50 cash
will take good automobile as first pay
ment; SIS per month.
Phone Georgia 9I25-M
10 ofta lave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
174O MILITARY RID.

Beautiful corner home, oil burner: lot
about 100 #. square; at foreclosure price.
Call DONALDSON, Nat 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

IN WYNEwOOD PARK, Md ROOMS. 2
baths. oil Leaf double garage Single house,
handicapped. Modern in every respect. Many
unusual features. Near bus line Phone
w. D. MILLER, Shep. 1925
Evening star., 1932-05-22
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department within the last "A
Eleanor l. Ross, "a. 2sl4 10th st. ne.
Alice L. Burche, 81, 3720 Upton st.
Hla Sanaie a T. piSk5es %oed, e. asGf ssi aath g. St
Mary McAuliffe. ~ sibley Hospital
Frank J. Weber II. United States Soldiers
Stephen N. Macdonald, II, GEORGETOWN
Chsries " Richmond, 90, Georgetown
Norman Locfman, Lf 81, st. Elizabeth's Hos
William B. cochrane. SO. I22 Tennessee
Mary Dudley. az. Providence Hospital.
Early Helmick. 38, Walter Reed Hospital
Arthur Nicholson IS. Walter Reed Hos
:ena C. carder. 2s. Providence Hospital
Lowell W, Barlow, "a. en- route to Emer-
David 3. Cochrane, u, Providence Hos
pital.
Joseph Knott. 9, Ghildren's Hospital
VIII william Johnson, 60. Casualty gioat Hospital
Mary p ResdsT. q GsiIi1ger Hospital;
Emma Emma s. J. AHi Burton. sa; 70. kenneds Warren
Minnie 6. johnson. 10. 4ls Shepherd st.
}Yonn Newman; MsTn H. &C. i,2s e r Istb ave.
Efhe Clark. 81. Providence Hospital
Frederick A. Ensle, So 733 9Th St sc.
Frau e. Watkins, So, National Homeo-
pathc Hospital
Julia M Mayo, SO. National Homeopathic
Catherine A. venning rs, National Homeo-
pathc Hospital.
Infant OF Richard and Gilmore Everett. 10
days Providence Hospital
Nancy X. Ralston, 40 hours, George Wash
Emma johnson, Co. 1927 Kramer st. ne.
Sarah J. Gardner, 81, 157 Adams ST.
Tracy Afford. SO. Gallinger Hospital.
william ]. Lancaster. 81, 1i2o South Caro-
Hna ave. s.e
Daisy A. Thomas. 20. 2o1a @ st.
/. Reginald Young, 81, 223 Oakdale ct.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
MOTORISTS AIDING
IN BUYING DRIVE
Tire Covers Carry Slogan
Urging improvements for
D. c. Homes.

District motorists have been enlisted
IN support of the washington pro-
gram" for property renovation by the
Property improvement and Business Co.
operation Committee. which yesterday
started distribution of tire covers carry
ing the admonition: Invest Dollar in
Your Home Now. and Save Many Later"
Several hundred covers are being pre-
sented through the firms sponsoring the
program, which Is designed to encour-
age property improvement at time
when prices are attractive, aiding in this
way both the owners and business es-
Establishments.
Stickers Also Used.
The committee also is distributing
automobile stickers carrying its official
slogan, Each Dollar Invested in Your
Home Now viii Save Many Later" and
the designation, Washington Pro-
gram"
The windows to be dressed by the
high school teams entered in the con-
test arranged by the committee are to
be completed by noon tomorrow and will
be judged Monday. They are in the
Investment Building Fifteenth and K
streets, where five teams were scheduled
to go to work this afternoon.
The materials used are contributed by
members of the Washington Paint Club.
The first prize is a trip to Port
Newark and return on a Ludington
liner, and the next two prizes are
cruises over Washington in Goodyear
dtrigible. The schools entering teams
are Eastern, Western, Central, Mckinley
and Armstrong
More Balloons Freed.
Today, Ludington ship and a Good
year dirigible freed balloons carrying
tags good redeemable for $500 in mer-
chandise. as part of the program which
Paint Club members inaugurated Mon
day. This doubled the amount which it
previously had planned to distribute.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph j. Macdonald. AZ. 174o Euclid St.
fnd Kathryn L Lehman 2s, 134s Euclid st;
,.Japes M Lewis, q. and Alma E. ,stahl.
GTiss ;Tg Turner; ss; ol 1o25 New Jersey ave.
Rev. Washiagton Burreii. go ~ 'H' S.,'
Charles Burnett, 3r, q, and Julia L.
Clark IL. both of Alexandria. Va. Rev.
Ralph L Powell. 27. and Virginia e Kuhl.
20, both of Baltimore, Md; Rev. Fl. NJ.
,-,James c. .McDermott. 25, and FRANCES I
Waientine: 25, both of Atlantic City. N j..
,,EdxaTd qTeomTS; %, snd s Alberta REaulls
DIN v, Mitchell, rs. 2so5 18th st.. and
Grace Simmons n99' 26, 25o5 18th ST.; Rev.
AISs SH s. a. T. sss 81 safsos Ess : s: st. Rss Re
EoesTson: - Silver s1rins. g. ND; H Rev ' John
FS5 Ghsmse 81 sa2s Wssesr ss
Sc; Rev. Freeley Rohrer.
beEisks. =; both Of Richmond, Va; Rev.
s.izs?t Bast z faf Miss EsT
N.pler. Nly Is, both u Mclean. an Sa o Rev Hs j. 4
edsss i sfs s h ssb St. e. Rss sRa
p. Eugene Davis, 80. 111s New Hampshire
ave, and Elnora Proctor, 43, 1925 ST.
Rev Henry r. Graebensteiu.
Henry Morley. "a, 100 7th ST. ne, and
Ellen Marrow 20, HOO 7th st. ne; Rev.
.ls Hsfs Hsaa s ssos yasRs:sE sssR IT, rev. Es
sSs ssEs assoa a. s. seH5 9s ss MsnsE St. as ns
FREDERICK O. Fleming, A. harrington. n.
and Ruby ". Mullen. as. i7i7 De Sales st'
E9%s sHssDa Datrsssr. zsn H. sos e St. ns e. Rev VIZ
Stanley Beaner, a. ss4 Lamont ST., and
Madeline e. Holmes. 21. 33o5 Sherman ave,
Rev James w. Mitchell.
wesley j. Clark, 49, 1915 7th st. s.w, and
Lois E. Meade, 10, 9o6 10th st. Sc, Rev.
'Ojta joseph 81 SD 8 bi Nenna. jr, 81, 1874 Holbrook
terrace ne, and Ethel F. Willis, 10, 6i0 F
st, Rev. N. NJ. Di Carlo.
John T. Sims. n. Mount Olivet. KY. and
Sallie A. Worthington, "a Minerva. KY,
William M. tate o. 300 U st.. and velma
a. Trips, q, Baltimore. Md, Rev. Daniel
John N Ritch, al. sis H St. and Elya Nc
Namara, 10, 1927 Ridge pl. Sc, Rev. Thomas
Robert L. Groves "a, 2I5 10th st. sw.,
and Louise r. Chialastri, l8. 215 10th ST.
sw., Rev. Raphael NJ. Burke.
Willie Pooler, rs, 302Ia w St.. and Lillian
jackson, "a. SOFA W St. Rev. D. z. Wise
man.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Health Department within the last "a
hours:
Luigi and Caterina Perticari, boy.
Hence A and Lillian c. Stroud, girl.
William B. and Myrtle r. Brown, boy.
Linwood P. and Julia F. Stafford. boy.
Ernest T. and Margaret Reilly, boy.
Morris B. and Beatrice Glideweu, boy.
Robert NJ. and Bessie Sullivan, boy.
Etienne L. and Dorothy NJ. Cloud. boy.
John II. and Ruth Park, boy.
Avery and Willie M. Butler. boy
James NJ and Catherine NJ. Tawney, boy.
Jesse A. and Elizabeth Burks. girl.
John P. and Florence E. Martin, girl.
Ernest z. and Wilma Grimm, girl.
John w. and Gladys Taylor, girl.
Douglass A. and Catherine Clark, girl.
Max and Isabelle Gottlieb girl
Joseph A. and Julia D. Hill, girl.
James and Bessie Harris boy.
Leo and Cora L. Frene, boy.
James r. and Dorothy z. Gallitin, boy.
Michele and Anna M. Bello, boy.
Samuel F. and Elizabeth B. Beach, sirl.
Richard B. and Thelma z. Murio, boy
Edwin c. and Elizabeth Jacobson, boy
twins
Roosevelt and Viola Price, girl
Lewis H and Dorothy Young girl.
Harold and Helen Miller, girl.
John r. and Inita Wheeler, boy.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
Plan Supper at Gaithersburg.

GAITHERSBURG, Md, May 81 (Spe-
ciaD.-The annual supper for the bene-
fit of the Gaithersburg- Washington
Grove Volunteer Fire Department, it
has been announced. will be the eve
nings of June Is and 16. To consider
plans, women of the community have
been asked to attend a meeting of the
firemen Tuesday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-16
Deer Hunters To
Use Metal Tags

California deer hunters are GO
ing to have a chance this year OF
trying out the new method of tag
ging deer killed, and determine If
the metal seals accompanying the
cardboard tags are as successful as
they have been in other states
using them.
The opening of the deer season
August l will furnish a practical
test of the advantages of tie new
seals which have been designed to
be fastened to the horns Of eaca
buck killed.
In other states these seals have
reduced intentional violations of
the game laws and eliminated the
annoyance resulting from paper
tags being torn from the horns.
The California fish and game COM
mission believes it will do the some
in this state.
Thorough instructions to hunters
as to the application of these metal
seals accompany each one issued
and hunters will save themselves
time and money. by not experiment.
ing to see if they work. They do
work, and when once snapped cam
not be loosened again, necessitating
the purchase of new seals, the COM
mission states.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-16
SENATORS TAKE
ANOTHER GAME
FROM ST. LOUIS

NEW YORK, July Is. WR) -
Walter Johnson's Senators, fight
ing to get back into first division
of the American league, have heart
ened Washington supporters by
winning two straight games from
the st. Louis Browns.
The st. Louis aggregation,
strangely enough, has been a
stumbling block in the Big Trains
pennant path for several reasons.
Prior to the present series, the
Browns won seven of the eight
games played with Washington.
But despite absence of Carl
Reynolds, Johnson's men beat the
Browns yesterday, 8 to 7, thereby
increasing their winning streak to
seven straight games.
This victory enabled the Sena-
tors to keep close on the heels Of
the fourth place Detroit Tigers who
bowled over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, IL to 10, in IL innings. Al
Simmons made three home runs
and a double for the AS, boosting
his home run total to "a.
Philadelphia defeat cost Connie
Mack a chance to pass the second
place Cleveland Indians who were
halted in their winning streak at
five straight by losing to the New
York Yankees, to 5. Lefty
Gomez registered his 18th victory
in 10 starts.
For the second successive day,
the Chicago White Sox travelled IL
innings TO beat the Boston Red SoX.
The score was to 2.
The Phillies replaced the ST.
Louis Cardinals in fourth place IN
the National league by the frac-
ton of percentage point when
they nosed out the Cincinnati Reds,
4 to 3, in II innings, while the Cards
lost to the New York Giants,
u to 4. Jim Bottomley made two
homers for the Cards.
Ray Kremer, veteran Pittsburgh
right returned to form and
BANKED the Boston Braves, to O..
The runner-up Chicago Cubs
trounced Brooklyn, 8 to 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-07-16
Woody
Rites At Yuma

Miss Jessie Binkley of Westmor-
land and Harold Woody, son of
Mrs. S. E. Woody of 563 Olive street,
Ell Centre, were married at the
Methodist parsonage in Yuma the
latter part of the week with Rev.
H. Brooke officiatiny. Mrs. Blink
ley and Mrs. Woody accompanied
the young people to Yuma for the
ceremony.
The bride wore a white ensemble
trimmed in navy blue with har-
monizing accessories.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Woody are
well known in Ell Centro as they at
tended school here. The good
wishes of the community will be
with them in their matrimonial
venture. The bridegroom is en-
ployed in the office of the Standard
Oil company here.
They are residing with the bride
groomS mother at present and will
leave August l, for belated honey
moon in San Francisco and other
points IN Northern California.