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DIS AMT ME- SAYS
EORLORN PRISONER

MODESTO, Calf, Jan. b.
(UP). - Peter Dusscl, 45, sat
forlornly in the county jail to-
day, wondering if he was HIM
self.
Arrested on a vagrancy charge,
Dussell. local character, was
give ma bath, haircut and shave
the second, he said, in his 45
years.
His hair, matted so tightly
that shears would not cut it, was
shorn with knife, as was his
waist-long beard.
As the beauty rites" were
completed, deputy sheriffs said
Dussell muttered, eds amt me-"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-01-13
BIBLE CLASS HOLDS
AN ALL-DAY MEETING

An all-day meeting of the Su-
sannah Wesley Bible class of the
First Methodist church was held
at the home of Mrs. T. r. De-
Shields Tuesday. After spend
ing the morning in making a
quilt to be sold a lovely dinner
was served at l D. m.
The business session was call
ed at 3 p. M. and presided over
by Mrs. James Brown.
During the social half hour
riddles and stunts were enjoyed.
The place for the next meeting
will be decided at later date.
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CATTLEMAN USES AIRPLANE

SWEETWATER, Texas. (UP).
T. J. Donahue, Omaha, Neb., cat
tie buyer, is using an airplane in
swinging over West Texas cattle
lands. He told recently how he
covered in three days territory Or
covered in 10 days by
automobile.
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Hail Impossible in Cold Air

Hail falls only in hot weather
and during thundcrStOrmS. says the
United states weather bureau. What
many persons think is hail in win
ter is actually sleet and consists Of
frozen raindrOpS.
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CHILDREN GET HOLIDAY

KELSO, Wash. (UP) kids
got an unexpected holiday when
many schools in this district were
closed down early in December
until after the Christmas holidays
following a protracted cold spell.
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FOR SALE
Autos and Accessories

II SALE-Tires that are un-
additionally guaranteed for
1000, $4,000, $4,000 miles. W.
lIjust them. Prices from SAILS
h. No time limit for adjust
bent. Mid City Tire Co., near
bSstoifice. Phone 121.
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HILLGIRT DANCE HALL under
new management. Dance every
Saturday night. Men 49c, la
dies free.
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Me UGKYY ! / II -.

the sales contract, the Soviet will
employ the vessels exclusively in
Black Sea shipping.
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Special Notices

DR.. MOREY will be in his
office on and after Jan.
10Th. =
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I1-Good Things TO Eat

BUY HOME grown products at
the Curb Market, King Street
between Third and Fourth
Avenue. Open Tuesdays and
Saturdays. 1880 a. m.
EAT AT SHORTY'S-good food,
good music, real service and
a good log fire for your COM
fort while visiting with us.
Shorty's Pig N Whistle. Open
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15-Real Estate

I'LL PAY CASH for acreage
pear Hendersonville. Give To-
cation, price, full description.
T. D. Box CPS.
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THE ruins show are AT
u STONEHENGE. ENGLAND.
The statement was made by
THOMAS A. EDISON. NINE
Vice Presidents have become
Presidents,
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There is no substitute for
newspaper advertising.
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lS-Business Services

1SURANCE policies should be
concurrent, should have mort
gage clauses, if the property is
mortgaged, should have va
Fancy permits, if the property
|ls vacant-are yours up to the
|nInute and correct? We will
gladly check them for you.
|PhOne No. ISL. Brownlee In
|Surance & Realty Co.
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HOS TO BLAME? That's al

ways the question after an ac-
Eldent. Let us assume your
responsibility and you will not
Pave to worry. Ask the man
Ehat has had one, or ask the
garage man about our prompt
service. Ask anybody Ew-
Pank and Ewbank. =
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5 l c IN E S S means poverty
Health is wealth. Spinal ad-
juStmentS remove nerve pres
sure, restore health. See Dr..
Saxmann, 1915 Maple street,
near n. Main.
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Houses and Real Estate

/ BARGAIN-Five-room house
fa--wood floors, hot water
beet. lot 50xl5O. 30 bearing
rranc vines, garage; Highland
.gcnue; for $3.50. Good terms,
500 cash. Station Insurance
Realty Company. Phone
81.
900 CASH buys good modern
room house Just outside the
ttv. See Andcrs or Rector
Livestock and Poultry
BIZ SALE Small mule, cows
b. hoiferS. Cheap. y. Il. Pip
h.. Phone 1901.
i rMiscelianeous
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WANTED
l-Miscellaneous

further notice we will
Pur, on Wednesdays and Sat
lFdays. heavy hens at 10 cts.
Farmers Federation.
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FOR RENT
departments

PARTMENT-Cozy for couple.
|Ihree rooms. 1903 Church st.
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sPABLE NURSE desires nurs-
lng. Any kind. Best refer
fnces. Write or wire. Albion
Shepherd, 30t Piedmont Bldg
greensboro, n. Z.
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ll-Positions

CUNG unattached white lady
|ants work as maid, waitress,
purse, general Homework or
tarc Of invalid. Experienced
Write s. D. s., Times-NewS.
Evening star., 1933-12-14
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMEST1C.
0IRT. white. 20 care for two children and
House for employed couple. Phone North
l458-W between and Pm:
HOU11TEEPER, white rs or 26, without
child. Apply IA Nunssr ave. Hya'ssVii's
WONAN white. take care Of baby and small
home; stay nishts: $40 month. Address
Dox 277-R. star once.
WOMAN. white, refined. middle aged; de
iSdy. In family 81 . adults tfemalel, To
exchange for comfortable home. small salary;
references. Address Box l3-M Stsf
W0MAN colored. to 40 geneyal house,
WORK; must be reliable. zoos Aiinsle rd.
Evening star., 1933-12-14
NED SPARKS ORDERED
TO PAY $500 ALTM0NY
Movie Comedian Restrained From
Withdrawing Funds From
Bank.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December 14.-Ned
Sparks, movie comedian, known in real
life as Edward A. sparkman, has been
ordered by the Superior Court to pay
5000 q month temporary alirnony to his
wife. Mercedes, pending trial Of their
divorce contest. After his wife sued
him for divorce on ground Of cruelty
he countered with q suit charging she
kept an ugly dog which persisted in
hitting him and his friends.
It developed, through testimony, that
it cost Sparks IS less q week for food
than 1t does his wife.
Questioned about his living costs
sr rks said he spent only $40 weekly
for food, that he had only 1000 in
a bank and was at present unem.
ployed
Sparks was restrained by the cour,
from Withdrawing from the bank hi.
funds. except for the necessary nvint
expenses. Mrs. Sparks estimated hel
husbands earnings at $100, 900 sincs
their marriage. October 10. 1880, an<
claimed he was now earning 5000
monthly. She also charged he hat
been withdraNinS funds from q banl
and sending them to q Canadian In
stitution.
Evening star., 1933-12-14
Prominent RAILROAD
CONTRACTOR EXPIRES
c. D. Smith Built 80-Mile Line
Across Mojave Dessrt-Re.
tired 80 Years Ago.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEMpHIS, Tenn, December 14.-C.
D. Smith, capitalist and formerly one
Of the country's best known railroad
contractors. died carly yesterday at .
hospital here.
Smith retired from the contracting
business about 50 years ago after being
associated in the development Of the
transportation system for Greater New
York. He and his associates construct
ed q section of the subway from Fiat
bush avenue, Brooklyn, to the Man.
haitian Bridge.
Building % miles Of tracks across the
Moja-e desert from Parker. Arix, was
another feat Of the G. D. Smith Il
Co. Water for the men and animals
engaged In this work was hauled an
average Of 20 miles.
Since his retirement from the con.
tracing business, he held cfncial posi-
tions in some Of the South's largest
corporations. He was q former presi-
dent of the Piggy Wisely Corporation
and q former director OF the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Evening star., 1933-12-14
u. S. LIQUOR DEMANDS
CLOG IRISH DlSTILLERIES
100, 900 Bottles Of whisky Or
dersd by One Firm in Midst
Of Christmas Rush.

~ the Associated Press.
BEI1AsT, Ireland, December IA
The call for holiday hard hqusr from
the United States h - insistsnt tt&t
the STATS of some VIC distiIling firms
are working overtime to supply the DE-
mand.
One firm here reported that whisky
orders this week alone run wen over
10000 bottles.
A big had viii be sent to Glasgow
to be taken aboard the Liner California
Friday.
The only fear appears to be that lack
Of su11cieut spaes on the lev cargt
boats due TO Sai1 b tinA1 nay cuyt1tl
q Aelay deltvssia1, particularly b uear
seeecard cities, such - 0hicaG4
Evening star., 1933-12-14

Jimmie Cagney, Chic Sale and Flor
ence Desmond head the list Of Holly
wood stars rounded up by Rudy VaIlee
as guest artists on his Variety Hour on
wRC tonight from to .. Cagney WIN
be heard In dramatic sketch, Sale Will
viii present limitations Of several we'll
known movie stars.
Songs from 1.-THE Student Prince" viii
be featured on the Show Boat program
Evening star., 1933-12-14
BATTLE "BOOT[EG'
RADIO STATIONS
Federal Authorities Garry on
War Against "0utIaW"
Broadcasting.

TINE Federal radio authorities are
battling on all fronts against
little outlaw broadcasting sta
tions throughout the country
which are popping words and
music into the ether. and which IN some
measure are held responsible tor inter-
ference listeners get in receiving regu-
larly licensed stations.
While Maj. A. v. Dalrymple, former
director of prohibition, is busy prose-
cutting a group of bootleg" stations IN
Texas, other officials Of the Radio Com
mission and the Department OF Justice
are gathering evidence on stations IN
other parts Of the country. AL told,
II is estimated that there are some zoo
OUTLAW" stations. of which from 10 TO
10 are In Texas alone. Maj. DAlrympie
Texas cases as q special assistant to the
Attorney General. and has been sue
ccssful tn half dozen.
Federal License Required.
The radio law specifies that every
station, irrespective Of power or chan
mel, must have Federal license. Radio
IS held TO be interstate commerce and
subject only to the regulation Of the
RADIO Commission, as the licensing
agency established by Congress. This
IS based on the established engineering
principle that q station OF even ny
power can cause interferece outside the
borders Of any State. While the audible
lines, engineers hold that the carrier
wave" which is an extension Of the
audihle wave, carries virtually around
the world. and with super-sensittve
equipment could be picked up.
Violator Fined.
The latest case Of conviction Of the
operator of an outlaw station Is report
ed by the commission from Hannibal
Mo. Charles l. Fower, the report said
pleaded guilty to three counts OF an IN.
dictment charging him with violation OF
the radio act of 1927, and was sentenced
by Federal Judge Charles B. Davis 70 q
fiae Of $50 ON each count. The law
5000 or five years imprisonment, o.
both.
rover was charged with mlawfully
operating station at Macon, Mo-, with.
out station license or q radio oper.
stor's license. The third count charged
that he sent radio signals from Macor
"a payson, H., where Federal radio in.
spectors actually picked UP the illicit
stations programs.
X
AT B. c. has arranged another serie'
IN, Of afternoon broadcasts from Lon
don In which various leaders aY'
70 participate. Instead Of politics, tn
theme Of the first series, the new PRO
grams viii include economies. iiterar!
Evening star., 1933-12-14

SITUATlON6-MENs
PTSons odcgfastNs toT Situations
Wanted" are EaSNed TO e1eTctse
coYefui tHrestsodtton o. persons Of
feTfN0 posttions Uhre cash deposits
are required 70 secure emptoyMent.
House; picassnt dispesiticn. Wiling worker;
best Of References. Woods. g20 7 g. nv.
ISSsSss ssHS Ssi III III e1Scs. 1z.
M4.ses s.4as. s.s slSS sna s;Iei Ii sssa
aAH ,ssf Hsfs e1sisse y az ssoc 81 what Ssve ySsi
WIsconSin 4e74-W.
0WN3R buick sedan would ike passenseIs
lsv hours daily. xmas shcppins. etc.: care
foff7oN 6 lelivery man; have ovn truck.
6ALE0lAN, Shoroushly experienced. paint
and Yarnish. desires immediate connection;
1d9fesi Issfies Ses sssaSMS sssSaS.M. star cfIee.- - .
SsLEsMAN, executive abiIity. personality.
following, local druggists and grocers, wants
reputshIe repeat line.e Address box 65.M'
Star once. -
SPECIALLY S4IRSMAN. nationally adver.
tised products. a. lnoleum. nour; ten yeers
eXpGYfeuce: hap4led crews; wantf eonuectlgns
W1Shinoton. 19lttmere. NO. 950l-J. 1630
14eh aA M.M.s Ags.
WHITE Man 4S1ireu Doaltio1 % ehaunsyy
in priyae t1RaI Sfn wait sa1is' splTe1neae
NV S2SE e6lI 1l5fzfEzB. CSC. Lin
Evening star., 1933-12-14
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
AUToMOBILE sALEsAdAN. 10 sen new and
used used ears; .,I1 must % ss %s5pe,,snesd and have |.
Is: % ,as nj iDDy ps2y ss .. @
Dodss Dealers. fslls church. Va. '''
AuToMo1nx BODY MAN. nrst-class. Apply
Dupont Gareae. 2O20 NJ st. NV.
sooKKErkRs sso, thOroushly exIerieneed
whoisssls snd retail meat supply " E'V company: Sl
steady positions fcS L right M p parties; references
800. Jig 10th St. nv. after pm.
COLLECTOR. experienced; permanent posi-
tion; car necessary. Bee Mr.. Murray. Room
40. 1919 81. NV.
CoLoRED CHEF wanted. hish-clsss tea
room; answering. give qualifications. refer
ence. are: Aadrs.s BOZ 22e-K: Star once.
GROCERY CLKRK, e1perieneed, in cut-rste
meat market: Apply 701 a. st. sw.
MEN-s15 week conditional to start and
fssS No s.Dissas' sss nsss'''r' Apply ZOOS
sifes services Of z man who Is really expert
enced in the sale Of coarse papers: twines
snd specialties; give particulars; replies con
dress Box 70-M. stay once.
PRINTING SALESMAN. man. thoroughly ex-
perieneed and with local following. Apply
by letter. giving telephone number and full
information about yourself. Address Box
64-M Star once.
RADIO sALzsAd1N. expsrieneed; several men
to jotn the most pfogress.ve outside sales
crew In the city: men selected will make
Good money. Apply Mr.. Weeks. 1901 14th
REAL Estate sALIsNAN-Must be expert
enced and willins worker; to such man we
have plenty Of prospects and fullest CO
Co.'S Reaity Co. 14os Eye 81. NV.
WHITE BOY. experienced. to deliver and
help in grocery store. Apply between and
O'Clock. 400 Kennedy St NV.
YOUNG NKNL.Need ? at once for local cir
culation canlpaign; can earn $50 Per week
at start. See Mr.. Stiles. Room 400. 1919
= ST. NV.
Evening star., 1933-12-14

on wRC from . to 10. Don vorhees'
Orchestra will play The Student Prince
Overture" ;" Lois Bennett and LAnny Ross
viii sing Deep In Ny Heart" and .
male chorus viii contribute the Drink
ing Song"
Sigmund Rombers win be honorsd
during the Voice Of America program
an WJSV at $50. The broadcast viii
include . number Of the composers hit
songs.
Evening star., 1933-12-14

and social topics. Transmission vfll be
each Tuesday between January and
March ~.
THE first Of the Wednesday night
i broadcasts ne1t week by the N. B.
C. Symphony Orchestra. under the
direction Of Frank Black, will be an all
Schubert program. This concert for
merly was presented on Sunday nights.
Evening star., 1933-12-14

Radio Joe and his Budget Boys viii
be on WMAL from 8 to $50. instead OF
their former 7:45 to Sis spot. Radio
Joe will suction over the air . thorough
bred fox hound, donated 10 the Com
munity Chest.
The George Washington University
Glee Club will take part IN the institu-
tion's forum program on wMAL from
$50 to o:45.
Evening star., 1933-12-14
SALf-AUTOM01IfFa-

SALE-AUTOMODlLES.
snaDpiest cars on the strest: wire re wheels, II
start aa zee g d.s s:: sa
s;:ssss: &c. ::3;s sssi i's g.
AUBURN 193. eenysrtibls coupe; has eood
;os nasS1 SSTn y, s.ssss :s
SIS down. balance $50 nenfhly: Guarsnteed
s0ss 17th st. n.v.
AUSTIN coupe; entirely rebuilt throushout
meshaniesily; new paint ane good tires: 20
e iss - soss j. terms Austin sales Service
BUICK 1880 sedan; Cadillac blue nnish
s pfs. ss:n .s ,pde .... and ,ss
81 aosn; $40 monthly ond 4 :, Open nights. No
sgI9K Leg 1929 = "SI ss.e.ss,; s., ,s:es a., i.@cys 3
ssl cena .:S: rssn: m:'fS Si.sass 6sss iss
sTIck 5sas ,s.,.; .S;Si.ssly. !. s.,.ses 4,
monthly; Open nights. Rspsssssssd Car
BUICK 1879 q luxe sedan: sand brown nm
every s ass ssl. eSnsGss Sles sss
nrs rsi osnn .ss va .na
pesSie s tSS eSris.mss mas cos co lsss new "us' sen
BUICK 1881 "s" Master roadster; tvo-tone
;ss.s9s as''i 1s issf:s'Hs: sa1 E 'sf sss
ohamplain q. nv.
SUIcx s;sah: sSesh: sSs; c,Hmsess,: s S..i. aS .s
nuIck 1854 modd 500 sedan; accd meter
:Hss; N,lI ssH very cheap. csil Ar. xnass'
BUICK 1927 coach; excellent Meisr. .tlptsl
IScv iSr syi ssd:ts.msys sale: sii7; ecl:
rishss. Ncisn's. Conn. ave. and N * -
BUICK 1891 sman sedan: 1896 another
Scs ssTssn ;S1s en str1s o.ass.s e srsds H
AyIcK 1881 9. luxe ssdsa: ,Htti. ..s." yish l
sS,a se. ;ssPt saa sse sss e. B. sSssr
cADH1Ac late 1898 de luxe sedsn. o wire
vi sr 'saE ss sasS 81 ssa Gs. 10 as Ds:'s
1ss' s. :: ':s: s:s issss ;i'se, :i q
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szceiiess saniiiisa ssd ready p scii; slt
H.. s;;: asi.s: S:s:: .s:' ::s q di
ChyvN011f 1882 eeaeh, $50: s4ly .S20
ear Sas Sssa IepSssssssd and yrsetissiiy new
q sn respect; Csntury Motor Co.. 1sos
CHEvRoNEf. 1880 4.deer ssdaH; IN excel.
s ssssl, sssssss S:s zas nss =. .sss:s:ns:: @ E:
must eel: VII sacrtnee on yery easy terms;
e7k2 Woodley pL nv. Columbia 1z40.
fMxyRc!E.r. Ies: sses.; sSzs; s2iy 81! 81!
~ sss Isssss ss ~ ~ ass sssssss 9ass 9a
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Evening star., 1933-12-14
CIRCULARS PRoHlBITEp..

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and sgreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care Of
The Star will be delivered to adver.
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-12-14
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, to do housevork and laundry in
return Tor home and small allowance.
GHorsia s<53 between 10 and ..
MAN OR WOMAN with good educational
BACKGROUND. qualified as teacher of penman-
ship In private commercial school. State age.
education and experience. Address Box 27o-
. nfqra
Evening star., 1933-12-14
THE HECHT co.

The HECHI %.
requires the services of ex-
perienced salespeople in the fol-
lowing departments, Lingerie,
Leather Goods, Handkerchiefs,
Mems Furnishings, Neckwear
and Jewelry. Apply Employ
ment Office, 4th floor, at once.
Evening star., 1933-12-14
CTFNOGRAPHER,

STENOGRAPHER.
Large real estate Office desires
frst-class stenographer with ex-
perience. Reply in own hand
writing stating experience. Ad-
dress Box 272-R, Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-12-14

1T B. C. has arranged another series
IN, Of afternoon broadcasts from Lon
don In which various leaders are
70 participate. Instead Of politics, the
theme Of the first series, the new pro-
grams will include economies. literary
Evening star., 1933-12-14

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star VIII receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch 215.
DEDDINO, MATTRESSES, oo1 sprines ant
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del
The Washington times., 1933-02-22
VIRGINIA EDITOR
ACCLAIMED

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. %.
The selection Of Norman r. Ham
ilton. publisher of the Portsmouth
(Va) Star, as the outstanding
citizen Of the community from a
standpoint of unselfish service" J"
has been announced by the Poly
gon Club, of Portsmouth.
In making the announcement,
Edward Radcliffe, club president,
said the award would be made to
Mr.. Hamilton at some later date.
Mr.. Hamilton was praised for
his fight "at home and before
the general assembly" for diver
sion of automobile license taxes
and gasoline to give land relief;
for his representation of Ports
mouth abroad during the year,
for presenting the city to the
outside world through the col
umns of the Portsmouth Star;
for his efforts to increase work
at the navy yard; for his advo-
cacy of city Identification, and
for his independence in standing
publicly for those things which
he felt were for the general good
when his public position might
tend to give him opposition in
his personal ambitions"
The Washington times., 1933-02-22
Scotland Yard Uses
MODieS in Man Hunts

LONDON UN.SO.-One OF the
most intensive man hunts ever
instigated by Scotland Yard was
recently carried on in Great Brit
ain and motion pictures were said
to have been playing an import
ant part.
Films showing a police descrip-
ton and picture Of man
wanted for murder, were cur.
rently shown in practically all
of the theaters in England with
an appeal to the public to assist
in the search.
The Washington times., 1933-02-22
GRADE FETE PROGRAM

Ten members of the fourth
grade, Chevy Chase School, will
present Through the Calendar"
at George Washington Birthday
exercises this afternoon in the
school. Members of the cast are
John Neuman, Bobby Keane, Phyl-
lis Warner, Ann Sacks, Charles
Franks, Betty Frost, Roy Hoffman,
Eugene Gott. Dick Myers and Mar
jorie GeSSford.
The Washington times., 1933-02-22
ESTATE TO CHILDREN

The will of John T. Hill, who
died November 13, 1882, was ad.
mitted to probate yesterday in the
Orphans Court, at Rockville. The
entire estate is left to his two
children, Nettie May Marsden and
Frederick BENJAMIN Hill.
The Washington times., 1933-02-22
WOMEN VOTERS. MEET

The regular meeting of the
Women's Democratic Club of
the Seventeenth district, Prince
Georges county, will be held to-
day at emocratic headquarters,
Thirty-fourth Street and Rhode
Island Avenue, Mt. Rainier.
The Washington times., 1933-02-22
PIT. A. CARD PARTY

The parentteacher association
of the John Marshall School, Lv-
ingstone Heights, Va, held a
benefit card party yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. Edward &.
Henderson. Country Club Hills.
The Washington times., 1933-02-22
COAST PLAYERS DUE

The ministerial group of Mt.
Rainier is sponsoring the appear
ance there of the Olmstead Play
ers Of Los Angeles, in the Marshal
N. Gould Biblical drama, "St.
Claudia" based on the life Of
Claudia. wife of Pontius PLATE.