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The Washington times., 1932-12-03

STRAND-Sunday and Monday Ed
mund Lowe and Victor McLagIen in
Guilty as He'll" Tuesday Joan
Rlondell and s. Irwin in Make NJ
star" Wednesday and Thursday. Rob
steele in Young Blood" Friday
Peggy Shannon and s. Tracy IN The
Painted Woman" Saturday, Marlene
Dietrich in Blonde venus.''
The Washington times., 1932-12-03

BROADWAY-sunday, Monday and,
Tuesday. Boris Karloff in The Old
Dark House: Wednesday and Thurs
day. Lee Tracy and Constance Cum
mings in Washington MerryGGo-
Round; Friday and Saturday. Tom
Mix in Hidden Gold" Chapter No. 8,
Heroes of the West"
The Washington times., 1932-12-03

AMBASSADOR-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Loretta Young and George
Brent in They Call 1t Sim; wednes-
day and Thursday. Harold Lloyd in
Movie Crazy; Friday, Irene Dunno
and Ricardo Cortez in "13 Women"
Roscoe Ates comedy, cartoon and Sport
Thrills; Saturday. Mitzi Green in
Little Orphan Annie" Laurel Hardy
comedy.
The Washington times., 1932-12-03

APOLLO-Sunday and Monday, all
star cast in The Big Broadcast;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Joan Crawford
in Rain" cartoon; Thursday Ruth
Chatterton and George Brent in The
Crash comedy and Newman Travel
talk; Friday. Lew Ayres in "Okay
America" Vtaphone Short and cartoon;
Saturday, Douglas Fairbanks in Mr..
Robinson Crusoe" Slim Summerville
comedy.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMEN wanted Va. Md. and District.
Good proposition for steady workers; Ap.
ply 1927 Quincy st. NV. Sunday, TO
pm.; Monday, to pm. m.
SALESMAN-One of best commercial enve-
lopes sold to business Offices; exclusive pro-
tected territory: one real man only to be
employed; explain yourself briehy no IN
vestment. only work. Address Box POI -B,
Star Office.
statesmen for selling new electric sign de-
daily. See Mr.. Tuck, Hotel Raleigh, to 81
to 10, Dec. 1919.
statesmen to sell Goodyear tires; tire ex-
perience not necessary, but must have ab!l-
ity. See Mr.: Cawood at Goodyear Service
ferred stock issue Zig earnings for right
man. but no advance drawing account. Ad-
dress Box 21l-B. Star office.
SELL family. protection; $1,000 death-a ;. d.
S5. All ageS-nO examination. North
American Benefit. Wilmington. Del.
TEN MEN wanted at once to call on stores
with new line Self-seling sc and lOc neceS-
sites strong, original displays. aspirin. mer-
curochr0me. razor blades. etc: automatic
sellers; many new items: up to 1851 profit;
Dept A-1O.,. 1886 S. Troy. Chicago.
TRIMMING SALESMAN experienced. to call
on merchant tailorS with a reputable HYMO
fabric Of proven worth: liberal commission.
Times Building. NJ Y. CITY.
WANTED High-grade statesmen; contracting
executive only: Congenial work with un--
limited possibilities Requires no special
training nor technical knowledge. Applicant
must be honest. aggressive and expert sales
man with clean record. Do not reply un-
less you mean business and expect to earn
FIVE thousand and up. Manager. Box sY7,
Evening star., 1932-12-18
bv NINA WILCOX PUTNAM

the direction he had taken. Then, de-
Spairing of following his movements
further she meekly beckoned to a
waiter and gave the order-champagne
and bitters. Moments passed and the
fhey htched wafer
the drink in its slender glass and she
watched 1t unseeingly as the little
bubbles arose from the amber depths
and broke along the rim, a strange sense
Of foreboding creeping over her. Who
had sent for Santini? Was it by chance
the long dreaded younger woman, the
namelesS, formlesS young woman who
must some day claim him? What would
this girl be called and from whence
would she come? Kate Sayers shud-
dered little in the hot room and tried
to shake herself free of the smiling
young ghost which was the child of her
own Imagination. Santini was not like
the other dancing boys. she told her
self. He was serious, old for his age,
a racing man, not mere gigOlo, and
she was a fool to doubt his devotion
Hadn't he proved it in every conceiv-
able way for weeks now? She laughed
little at her own fears. twisting the
champagne glass to make the bubbles
dance more gayly. Yet in another mo-
ment she was torn with anxiety as she
saw him returning.
Always thoughtful!" he smiled at
her as he drew his chair closer in an
ingratiating manner. and lifted the
glass. Forgive me for leaving you"
Was it anything Important
I'm afraid sol" he said apClogetically.
will you excuse me if I put you III
your Car to 60 home? 1t is my old
nurse, who is very i'll. They have been
mo nd I ret
go to her. She may be dying cette
pauvre vieille! I cannot we'll refuse!"
Let me take you there in the carl
she offered instantly. I'D love to help,
really!" but Santini only patted her be-
ringed hand and shook his head
smilingly
No, mol" he protested. THAT is
asking too much! l cannot allow my
pretty to see such unpleasant things.
Besides, I may be obliged to stay late!"
Does that mean we can't dine to-
gether?" she asked quickly
Impossible to Say!' he replied. 1T
would upset your cook, perhaps"
Then we'll make it Ciro's" she said
eagerly. I'll order a table for o'clock
and be waiting for you in the lobby
there!'
You are too good" he declared,
hloSlilS Lel udllu. buC IL 1 90 not
come you will understand"
Outside on the steps he handed her
carefully into her limousine and waved
gayly as the monstrouS car slid out be-
TWEEN the gates of the little park and
was swallowed in the darkness of the
Bois Then, refusing the starters Of
fer of a taxi, Santini sauntered out of
the grounds on foot. Once on the path
leading toward the little lake, however.
he fastened his pace and emerging
presently on the broad intersection Of
the turning to Longchamps, hailed a
speeding taxi
Porte Maillot!' he directed the
driver, "depeches-toi!"
Go Be Continued
Evening star., 1932-12-18
HELP-DOMESTIC.
frAntfpr uaA

HoUsEKEEPER- give a good home and
$50 a month to a settled white woman not
over As; cook and housework; no washing;
look after 5-year-old child while mother Is
91-B. Star office.
NURSEMAID-Young white girl to help
care, for two children; one who wants q
good home and $40 month Apply 51l
Colorado ave
WHITE GIRL tprefer country or settled
lady for light houSework, $500 per week
and board. 903 c st. ne.
WILL GIVE HOME to congenial refined,
middle-aged woman in return for light sery-
ices Address Box Bob. Star office.
WOMAN to do laundry work for small FAM
lily. references. Address Box 241-B. Star
office.
small family; Eood home and small wages;
must have references. Is WeStm0reland
ave. Takoma Park. Md. Shepherd l1S1- j.
WOMAN. white experienced, to care for in
fant. general houSework: room and board
Inquire Sunday. 9OS Webster st. NV.
WOMAN. white. Protestant. under 30, for
part-time housework; must be good cook
and have present city references; 8 adults
in family. Address Box .90-B. Star office
YOUNG GIRL. white. to care for 4-year-old
child. 1919 HolbrOOk terrace ne.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. December IT Up Omitted
States Department Of Agriculture) -
Cattle. 100 head: compared week ago,
hulk strictly granted steers and long
yearling5 with weight LOO lower: out
let very narrow at decline; light steers
and yearlings, $3.50 lower, but demand
fairly reliable; supply being we'll cleaned
Up while numerous loads weighty steers
had to be held for next weeks market;
all heifers 25 or more lower; cutter COWS
steady: fat kinds drug on market;
general price level fed steers lowest
since le1I; extreme me top as yeaslingS; 1 Is5; ,
yearlings, 100; heavy steers. $50; aver
age price of steers for week approx
mately 5.25; about 800 under seasons
high time
Sheep, 5000 head; today's market
nominal; for week ending Friday, 16
doubles from feeding stations 1890
direct; killing classes unevenly steady
20 IS higher: in-betWeen grade lambs
showing advance: a shortage of choice
lambs elevated such kinds late: all in
tcrests competing for numbers: clos
ing bulks follow: Good to choice native
and fed Western lambs, 5.75a625:
strictly finished kinds absent: week.
carly top, $40; Nebraska's averaging "a
pounds, 625; others slightly heavier
900; outstanding 80 pound yearling
wethers, 485: fat ewes, 1.75a2.50.
Hogs, 10000 head; including IL 1,O00
direct; steady on 180 pounds down;
others weak; 14O-18O pounds, 325a365; !;
top, 3.35; 100000 pounds, 3O0a3.1O;
packing sows, mostly 215a2.35; COM
pared with week ago, light lights $40
higher; heavies and packing sows. 1925
lower shippers took 1000; holdovers.
900; light lights, good and choice. 140-
16O pounds. 32Oa335; light weights,
10000 pounds, 3.20a3.35; medium
weights. 2o0-2s0 pounds, 305a3.25;
heavy weights. 25O-350 pound5, 265a
els: packing scws, meiium and good.
c75-5GO rcundc, 2.10a2.ec; pigz. gccd
and chose, 1oo-1co pculd-, 2.75a325.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
Brokers' Comment

NEW YORK. December l7-Many
brokers today were of the opinion that
the action of the stock market had
proved satisfactory under current con-
dltlons. Some were inclined to look for
an early rally
Redmond & Co-In view of the
rather disappointing character of cur
rent trade and commodity news, and
the uncertainty regarding congressional
and foreign debt developments. the
stock market has not been acting
badly.
Hornblower e. Weeks-The market
shows every indication of throwing off
the effects of the reactionary factors
currently obstructing the advance
Jackson Bros. Boesel G. Co.-The
piling up of bank reserves, we believe
is forerunner of demand for high
grade corporation bonds. to be followed
later by a growing demand for second
grade bonds. preferred stocks and COM
mon stock equities
Frazier. joke 6, Co.-In view of the
. liquidating condition of the market, and
the way prices have been resisting
bearish news. a cheerful pre- Christmas
market is logical.
Shields & Co.-There is widespread
hope that activity of the House on beer
legislation will cause resumption of the
rallying tendency next week. If so it
should bring another furry. but there
Is no reason for abandoning the advised
cautious, quick trading policy.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
TW0.YEAR-0LD MURDER
ON TIBER RIVER SOLVED
italian Prisoner Admits Staying
Woman Whose Body Was
Found in Pieces.
Ey the Associated Press.

Gy the Associated Press.
ROME. December ia two-year-
old mystery, involving the murder OF
a woman whose body was found in
pieces scattered in the Tiber River
and along the coast, was solved today
with the confession Of Cesare Servietti
Servietti admitted shrdlu shrGlu al
Margarucci SO, on October 30, 1890
when she returned from America where
she had worked as a servant for many
years. He said he robbed her of jewelry
and savings. then killed her, cut the
body into pieces and threw them into
the river Servietti confessed another
similar murder last Monday. The
murdered woman had relatives in
America.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
POTATO TTARKET.

CHICAGO, Ecc-mber II 01 CU. s
Darc-tncnG CT kgr.culture) Potatoes
48: or track, 1863; total U. S. shipments
395; steady; demand and trading light;
Wisconsin round whites, 75a80; unclassi-
fled, 70: Michigan Russet Rurals few
sales, 771a; Idaho Russets, 1.15a1 20;
few fancy. 1.25; Colorado McClures
125.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
Screen Actress III.

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. December IT
[P1.-Louise Closer Hale, st3ge and
screen actress known for he- character
izations in Shanghai Express" and
Lefty Lynton," is seriously i'll at her
home with bronchial pneumonia.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. wishes work of any kind;
1904 Rosedale st. ne. Atlantic 4o22-M.
GIRLS. two. colored wish plain cooking
and maid: references; part time. Call
GIRLS two,; Southern. colored. one gen
eral housework other mothers helper; stay
nights. Phone 2 pm. Adams Ss3O-W.
LAUNORESS and cleaner. good. wants days
city reference. North :isso-W
LAUNDRESs frst-class. wants washinRs to
references Adams O6S2-w.
MAIDS work or general housework wanted
BY BY, reliable ella colored girl; good reference
90 s1,e ana
fare references. Atlantic 244s.
PRACTICAL NURSING. housekeeping In
cluded competent white lady middle aesd;
Sc, Atlantic 6O35.
WON an colored. good. for general house
Work Work can stay nights; hrst-class reference
WOMAN. colored. desires general housework,
cooking or part-time work; city reference.
Dist S:8l. l3S 18th St n W.
WOMAN; Southern. colored. wants work OF
any G1,s, Kind Kind good COOK ~" N j. ave NV
WOMAN. colored. desires general house,
work; excellent cook. experienced with
Children. reliable; best city references
WOMAN colored. neat: wants cleaning
work in morning. Call Decatur 3o2O.
WOMAN. colored. wishes Job as COOK or gen.
eral housekeeper; stay nights II desired
good references. Call North G0l4.
WOMAN. colored, willing. for housework Of
any kind good reference. North s9I4.
WoMAN im ,nf NEAT; ;e eolored wants Iob part
lOi59
WOMAN col0red. wants place to get din
ner evening: will do laundry; reference.
Dec. G34S
WOMAN. young, white: care for children by
now and during holidays. Dist. 3G1O.
Evening star., 1932-12-18

As New Year eve falls on Saturday,
London hotels and restaurants have
been granted permission to serve liquor
until an hour after midnight.
Evening star., 1932-12-18

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING 1NsTALLMENTs.
Alacia Savers mother had made S6o.-
U0o,oOO producing the Europa, known as
Ihe hnest automobile in. the world. The
Savers lived in Paris and Alacia was wor-
rieed. ried because - Alfredo santini. dark
Was in eonstant attendanee ON the lat; usIy:
mother, a keen business Woman, Woman, had con-
tlnued her husbands French automobile
uin3Isg Hindergtakng when he died 10 years pre-,
racing models. She was interested now in
winning the Grand Prix at Monte Carlo and
took a duplicate of the Monte Carlo racer
out for a trial spin. In avoiding RAM
shackle car she into embankment;
When her senses cleared she was in a field
IN the arms OF a handsome young French
man. who spoke excellent English. t was
love at first sight. She did not lean until
later that he Armand de Pas, Prince
dOrsant, pretender to the French throne.
Alacias pearl necklace disappeared in the
smash-up and next day she went to Pirons
to buy an imitation Ramon Cabereo.
salesman. had substituted real pearl
ana il was this one, that Alacia chose:
lndienant. and the manager called another
salesman: She was amazed to see Armand.
He completed the sale and Alacia made an
appointment for that evening after he fin
iShed work
Evening star., 1932-12-18
PERMANENT OPENING
FOR TWO Statesmen
TO SELL.
LISTED SECURITIES.

These securities are backed by one Of the
Already ofe shan million III 'hrs peopfe OWN
them E.Dertence not necessary if you are
a salesman
A man who will wofk can make a good
living now and under normal conditions we
have men who have earned $1,000 and more
per month. Must be Of unqueStioned char
Apply by letter. giving age and experience
and an interview will be arranged immedi-
ateiy DO not reply to this ad unless you
"49-B. Star once.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
FREE ,HAW, GUITAR. BANJO. VIOLIN
with each enrolment, ST week CHRISTEN-
SEN. sls Ith st. NV. Dist. 1878.
NANCY NJ, MILTON-PRIVATE REVIEW
ana Dictation classes start Jan. 4. 3Ol -305
Woodward Bldg. Nat. 1880. Ga. G37g .
indorse our easy course tel switchboard I5,- op-
Grating. Oxford Bldg, cor. I4th & N. Y. ave
TUTORING; prlvate-Gregg shorthand. COM
mercial subjects. typewriting; reasonable
roll for Jan. 4 Helen E Bettinser Ma, 90ss.
ART. TAUGHT INDIVIDUALLY. APPLY
val-Art Studio. 1906 Hill Building. 17th and
MATHEMATICS AND DRAFTING UNDER
sxaltIman' axarnn eiyit engineer and teacher long
800 18th ST. NV, bet. I:i5 and 5:l5 pm.
MISS GIRARDEAU L'EGARE. S3l lStn NV.
Met. .5ll Private lessons. ball room dane
ing. D lessons. -; graded classes Wed Thurs
a BOYD BUSINESS COURSE PAYS DIVI-
dendS today and every dav Special Xmas
offer. Big saving on complete course also
short courses Paws in REAL happiness
money. opportunities. employment Inquire
now. Bovd School. 1888 st. Natl. PA
MILLIONS ARE NOW WORKING HUN
dredS going TO work daily. Prepare and yoU
can win Boyd training paws and paws divi-
dendS. for II means employment and Oppor-
tunity Short and review courses now form
ing. BOYDS. 1888 st. Natl. .3il.
GIRLS! BEAUTY CULTURE.
Quick, Modern Methods Taught.
100 Discount If enrolled this month
Modern School OF Beauty Culture
Eav1a p,,i1J
Evening star., 1932-12-18
WOMEN
HOUSEWIVES
SCHOOL TEACHERS
BUSINESS WOMEN
AMI MID CEC
AND NURSES

We have a few vacancies for refined. dig
nifed women from any kind of employment.
The positions are pleasant, remunerative
and dignified as well as educational; you are
afternoon or evening.
we 60 not desire experienced salespeople
OF house-to-house canvassers. but must have
reliable women who will carry out our in
structions
1t is po5cinle to carn from $50 to $40 PEI
we-l- and offers al opportunity earn more
should you care 10 devote your entire time.
This work can be done at home If you de-
sire.
Now If you desire extra pin money for
that ew fur coat or to increase your banl,
account, cut out this I'D and apply Monday
ROOMS 907 AND 900. NATIONAL PRESS
BUILDING
Evening star., 1932-12-18
SITUATIONS-MEN.

Persons advertising for "Situdtions
Wanted" are udrned to exercise
careful investigation Of persons Of
tering positions 1Uhere cash deposits
are required TO secure employment.
BOOKKEEPER. ex-Government accountant.
Address Box 2S5-B Star ONCE. 1s'
BOY: colored. wishes work with private
family or @ e1asding 4tb hSussi s nw can cook Pot
employer can do housework. William Ses-
sonS. lI39 Swan st. North S3SS.
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER. thorough
ly experienced. COLLEGE graduate consider
anything. Address Box "t"-B. Star office.
COOK. hotel pastry. experienced in fancy
cakes and ices. needs work. Phone West
1S1l. 19'
CORPoRATION OR PARTNERSHIP desiring
YORK eus and fab may
ploy accountant who Will invest part of his
salary in the business, Write S. NJ b., P.
o Box s3. Alexandria. Va.
experience. desires novelty search work; ex-
tensi:e knowledge of mechanical arts.
mathematics and physics. P. o. Box 27I.
Washington. ID. c.
FILIPINO-Houseman. butler. plain COOKING,
willing to do anything: best ref; 20 any,
where. Cali Met. s,i42. Apt. lOG.
FILIPINO CHAUFFEUR. valet. butler or
ence. Address Box :5l-B. Star ONCE. ls-
MAN colored. reliable good reference, de-
sireS work of any kind: experienced presSer.
porter store, elevator, jantor. All. l5ll-J.
MAN colored, wants Job as chauffeur. cook
houSeman or work Of any kind; experienced;
city reference. Dec. Bob.
MAN colored. wants work as houseman or
butler: best OF reference. 1888 Vernon ST.
NV. Dec. 4449.
MAN single. elderly reliable. wants work as
janitor or houseman; experienced; will work
address M @ Box "- il-B Star Once. s'llA 9-'l .
MAN. colored; wants work. cook. kitchen
reference. Pot. 1917. bet. - and > M:
MAN. coiored. ~. wants work as valet. but.
nInr. Inr. porter porter or waIIter gooo COOK. Can
teed references fnrnishec 81 for hrs; or
estimates given Mr. Mentzer. Lin. $3.50.
PHARMACIST would like three nights or
afte-no3ns reiiet work sXpeiTisenGed snd d, re-
Box "G5-B. Star Office. 49,
STENOGRAFHER and tvpist. experienced.
- years: must have work. any k!nd appre;
ready. j. c. Thomason, l35 81. NV.
YOUNG MAN. %. desires employment: ex-
pert golfer and instructor good education.
can drive car, free 10 travel and furnish best
references. Address Box "GS-B. Star otice
YOUNG MAN. Spanish. helper TO pastry
baker. waiter. bus boz; dishwasher, other
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants work. porter
ianitOr. chauffeur. elevator; full or part
time: will leave city. reference. North
YOUNG LIAM. colored. experienced, who can
do plain cooking. wishes position as putler,
valet or waiter Potomac :536 49,
YOUNG MAN. refined. seeks. part-ttme en-
pl1ym-nt for room and board. Address Box
LIB Star office. Is
SALES EXECUTIVE,
WITH HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL RECORD
OF ACCOMPLISHMENT OVER PERIOD Or
YEApS AND NOW EMPLOYED. DESTROYS
LOCATING IN THE DISTRICT BY JAN. /
SATISFACTORY REFERENCES FURNISHED
DURING INTERVIEW, ADDRESS BOX III
b. STAR OFFICE
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
CARETAKERS- Married couple will care fol-
house. city or country. furnished or untur-
Address Box "53-B. Star Office.
MARRIED COUPLE wife resident manager
Evening star., 1932-12-18
INSTRUMENT VII

INSTALLMENT VII.
n YOT 10 feet beyond the closed
N door of NJ Pirons Office the
VI clock over the main entrance to
4 y the shop was striking IL. Ra-
mon CabereO behind the conn
Evening star., 1932-12-18
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate
Evening star., 1932-12-18
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

CARETAKERS- couple will care for
house. city or country. furnished or untur-
niShtG; DO necessary minor repairs Tor rent.
Address Box "53B. Star office.
MARRIED COUPLE. wife resident manager
apartment house. experienced: husband.
general maintenance. repairs; best refer
ence North S.56
Evening star., 1932-12-18
Important Changes.

Most important price changes in the
McGlll weekly price index:
Evening star., 1932-12-18

EENS- Duplicate Keys. IS cents; made
while yalI wait. Turner Clark.
l22lia New York ave. Met. 30o5
PAINTING. PApERINC1-I co my own work;
you get better quality: ro-Els, 50 up Call
Metz Col N.ipE
Evening star., 1932-12-18

SALES EXECUTIVE,
WITH HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL, RECORD
OF ACCOMPLISHMENT OVER PERIOD OF
YEApS AND NOW EMPLOYED. DESTROYS
LOCATING IN THE DISTRICT BY JAN |.
SATISFACTORY REFERENCES FURNISHED
DURING INTERVIEW, ADDRESS BOX III
B STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1932-12-18
HOMI. IMPROVEMENTS

For free estimates phone Washington's
leader in the Home improvement Business.
THE HOME DECORATORS. INC.
1000 9th ST NV Met GS54
The Washington times., 1932-04-05
COURT
HEARSPLEAS
TODAY
Lords Day Alliance Ayers
Baltimore Primary Not
Proper Medium

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April S.
The fight to block Baltl-
moreans from voting on the
Sunday blue law was taken to
the court of appeals today
when lawyers for the Lord S
Day Alliance argued their ap-
peal from the decision of Judge
Eugene O'Dunne in Baltimore.
Judge O'Dunne dismissed
action to restrain the board OF
election supervisors from placing
the Sunday ordinance on the
ballot. The election is to be
held May 2.
The lords Day Allience is
arguing that the legislature was
in error when it passed an act
which allowed Baltimore to draft
its own city ordinance regulating
Sunday. The alliance also
claimed that a primary election
was not the proper time for sub
mitting the ordinance in a refer
endum.
The case today was being pre-
sented by the State of Mary
land, City of Baltimore, and
Lords Day Alliance. The hear
ing was given first place on the
courts calendar so as to obtain
a decision before May 2. The
argument will occupy the entire
morning session.
The Washington times., 1932-04-05
Driuer Fined $142.8O
As Police 'Throw
Book at Him

Maryland State Police threw
the charge book" at C. E. Pease,
ALA Twelfth st. N. E., when
he was brought before Justice
of the Peace H. M. Scott after
an automobile accident on the
Baltimore Boulevard near
Laurel Sunday.
Pease was charged with driv-
ing while drunk, reckless driv-
ing, having dead tags and no
registration card and operat-
ing an automobile for which
no title had been issued.
Judge j Chew Sheriff fined
Pease $142.80 in the Laurel
Police Court yesterday.
A charge of reckless driving
against the driver of the other
car, Elmer B. Brown, 1886
Connecticut Ave. N. W., was
dismissed.
The Washington times., 1932-04-05
. .LEXANDR|ANS |
CD To POLLS
Times Staff Photo

Although only about 1,400 votes
we're expected to be cast in the
Democratic primary in Alexan-
dria today, more than half that
number will be polled in the first
and second ward, where an old
time ward fight is being waged.
In the first ward, former Coun-
Gilman w. j. McCaffrey is or-
posed by Edward j. Shinn. In the
second ward, the three-cornered
fight between former Judge Louis
C. Barley, j. Harvey Robinson
and F. C. Pullin was expected to
get out every registered voter in
the ward. McCaffrey and Judge
Barley we're expected to win.
In the third ward, Councilman
M. T. Dwyer, looked for a walk
away victory over DR.. Roy Case,
while in the fourth and sixth
wards, N. J. Lawler was expected
to defeat George K. Bender and
E. C. Davidson appeared certain
of a victory over A. F. Campbell.
Henry O'Bannon Cooper is unop-
posed in the fifth ward.