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Evening star., 1935-08-06
MOTOR TRAVEL,

WOMAN DRIVING ATLANTIC CITY AU-
gust 10. take two women. Telephone eve
nings. Metropolitan 2161. Extension 723.
LARGE SEDAN LEAVING EARLY WE'D
nesday morning for Jacksonville. Fla. Call
North S953.
DOCTOR DRIVING TO DENVER AUGUST
g. take two, share expenses and driving.
Telephone Georgia 6S26.
NASHVILLE. TENN, LEAVING AUG. l@:
two ladies, help share expenses; 1884
Buick. Mrs. WEBB Emerson $3.50.
VACATIONING IN SALT LAKE. LEAVING
Thursday; wish passengers $3.50 round
trip. Call after 4:30 pm. National 53O3.
Ext. 43.
Evening star., 1935-08-06
NFAP ar AMI MD AVE Me-

NEAR 9th AND MD. AVE. NE.
An attractive Colonial brick home. Ken
nedy built, Just decorated throughout; 8
large rooms, tiled bath. oak noors; nre-
place front and rear porches. instanta-
neous hot-water heater. garage. An ex-
45O-f5th AND BUCHANAN NV.
Colonial brick home in an excellent To-
cation: g rooms = inclosed rear porches,
tiled bath. 150-foot lot, fruit trees. Earase
Should sell to the first person to inspect
TOWER BLDG. DISTRICT 3100.
Evening star., 1935-08-06
NEW CENTER-H HALL BRICK.
I444 JUNIPER ST. NV.
SHEPHERD PARK.

rare opportunity Built for owners
occupancy: Just being finished. An unusu-
heat. recreation room: airy attic with .
large rooms, well insulated; best OF con-
struction: big living room with open porch
garage: st-floor lavatory,. . baths second
floor exceptionally well-planned kitchen.
See il tonight Open & to 9 pm.
JAMES E SCHWAB. Southern BLDG.
Evening star., 1935-08-06
ROOMs-FURNISHED.

PORTLAND HOTEL. 14th ST. and Thomas
circle-Large, cool rooms; from ~ single.
35z7 14th ST-One double room, nicely
furnished. twin beds. next bath. unlim-
PLEASANT front room. single bed; private
family; on Georgia ave. car line: reason
able. With use Of phone. Columbia 6276.
3lIS 18th ST. N.W.-Room with semi
private bath, for one gentleman. Phone
Columbia 4444. &c
1894 COLUMBTA RD.-S3. 80 wk.; single
rooms clean, cool baths. inst. b. W.;
car unesi hall rm.. %; men. Adams 10213,
Evening star., 1935-08-06

Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and F sts nv-1 room. kit. bath;
completely turn. linens silver. Frisidaire;
day week month. National 6425
Evening star., 1935-08-06
HOUSES-FUR. & UNFURNISHED

NEWTON ST. NE. NEAR CATHOLIC UNI
versity-l3-room house, new-houSe conol-
tion suitable for religious order or room
ing house. VIM. F. CARLIN. Shepherd 1913.
COOL. WELL-BUMT HOME. 8 BED
ton; porches. double garage, garden.
Phone Cleveland s426.
IF YOU WANT A FURNISHED HOUSE OR
Evening star., 1935-08-06

CCLORED GIRL wants general housework
or mothers helper: part time or full time;
Rnnd city referenceS Lincoln 0aQ4-I
Evening star., 1935-08-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1901 CALVERT ST. NW.-2 RMS. X B.
and porch Also 5 rms, X. rec. nall, K.
b. and porch; large rooms; electric refriger-
alton. elevator: res. mgr.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC:
1901 Conn Ave Phone Decatur $500.
Evening star., 1935-08-06
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per-
| sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

GIRL. colored. wants work of any kind
full part time or days. Phone North
Evening star., 1935-08-06
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
! II -

ToU6 %. IVaIIUraI
S6,55O-BUNGALoW, CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Very pretty; 5 rooms. bath. attic.
good lot: excellent location: being
reconditioned like new. FLOYD
E DAVIS co. Phone National
O35o until q p.rn
Evening star., 1935-08-06

HOUSEKEEPER. refined, aged 46. wishes
position in nice home; good cook. Address
anx kR-X Star nff3ce
Evening star., 1935-08-06

DAYS WORK or part time, by colored
woman. Phone North 1851.
DAYS WORK. cleaning or laundry. by
colored woman. Call 170S 18th st. NV
liable colored girl; references. Call Adams
AA90-W
Evening star., 1935-08-06

RADIOS-Reconditione sets. S5 95, S6.95.
1926 complete: a. c. and d. C. sets ex-
changed. S. difference most sets. Apex
Elec Co.. 700 9th NV at G.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

GIRL. colored reliable exp. cook and
housekeeper part time or days work small
family: city ref Phone ATLANTIC 1897.
Evening star., 1935-08-06
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

APT MANAGER who has proven ability to
keep apts. fully rented with satisfied. de-
sirable tenants; excellent references. Emer-
son 6261. Address Box 255-V, Star once
COMPANION. housekeeper, refined. middle
Evening star., 1935-08-06

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Lovely bed
room, twin beds. large closet. excellent
meals. 1897 r St. NV.
1886 K ST. NV. walking distance---At-
tractive single and double rooms. large
basement room for two or three; excellent
food Phone Metropolitan 7753.
1923 < ST, NV the Lee e-Maraue-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms. private
bath; excellent board. Reasonable. =
1900 QUE ST. overlooking Mass. ave.
Delightful. outside. cool room. twin peds'
excellent meals; $3.50 each; references.
I737 K ST. NW-Delightful new, resi-
dence single and double room; well-bal-
anced meals. walking distance downtown.
i72s N ST. N.W-Attractive studio room.
walking distance downtown. Meals op-
220I MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vacancies, board
and room: tasty meals; shady lawn; elec.
trio fans ideal. convenient location. To-
1914 CONN.-Large, single and double
rooms in beautifully furnished guest
house; recently opened; excellent meals
1880 CONN. AVE.-Cool. attractive. spa
cious room. with pvt. bath; excellent meas
convenient location. Single or douple.
Phone North 64s2.
i456 MONROE N.W-Loyely rooms. square
meals. Kentucky hospitality $40 and 300
per month.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

GIRL colored place as waitress in colored
tea room or beer garden. Call am. to
pm. North 2145-M. 1924 10th st. NV
GIRL colored. wants general housework
by day or week; references. Phone Metro
nolifap 21RS
Evening star., 1935-08-06

YOUNG MAN. Govt. emp. student. wants
room close in, reasonable: board optional;
prefer private home. Address Box 4Oo-V.
Star office. -
BUSINESS MAN desires room, vicinity
clean. comfortable shower: state full in
formation. Address Box 404-V Star once.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

COOK first class, where there is second
kept; city references. Phone Metropolitan
Evening star., 1935-08-06

COOK, colored first class wishes place;
willing to do first-fioor work; ref. Call
Evening star., 1935-08-06

RADIOS-We will give yen an unusually
large allowance for your old set on new,
latest model RCA Victors. In trade on Z 5ne
Sll95O all-wave model will allow you ,,a POD o.
model will allow you $50; on the S225 l.
tube. all-wave model will allow you 80; 20;
floor Sample Philcos at bargain prices.
r.Is q 49, Kitt,s 2an @ ST.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

GIRL, colored. wishes general housework
plain cooking Bertha Allen. 1913 4th
Evening star., 1935-04-30
CONFERENCE SET
ON RECOUNT PLANS
Counsel for Both Sides to Meet
With Judge on Procedure
to Be Followed.

BY STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 30-Coun-
sci for the principals in the County
Commissioner election recount cases
will meet with Chief Judge Hammond
D. Urner Of the sixth judicial circuit
tomorrow and discuss the procedure
for the taking Of testimony In the two
suits.
The conference has been called to
determine the type of evidence that
the court will regard as admissible to
the record and a justice of the peace
also will be chosen to preside over the
taking of testimony.
Former Commissioner John B. Dia-
mond and Releigh s. Chinn are con-
testing the elections Of Commissioners
Charles E. King and Frank H. Karn,
Fusion party candidates, on the
grounds that irregularities at the polls
last November caused their defeat.
Diamond and Chinn, nominees of
the Democratic party, are to be rep
resented atthe conference in the Cir
euit Court by Capt. Joseph G. Cissel,
while Edward Peter and Miss Vivian
Simpson are to represent King and
.Karn.
Evening star., 1935-04-30
Women Need Less
Smoking and More
Food, Says Editor
But Girls of Today Are
Healthier and More
Sane in Dress.
BY MARY ELIZABETH PLUMMER,
Associated Press staff Writer.


Associated Press staff Writer.
NEW YORK. April 30.-Women are
eating too little and smoking too
much, in the opinion of Mrs. Anna
Steese Richardson, 70-year old asso-
'ciate editor Of woman's magazine.
But despite the modern young wom-
ans overfondness for cigarettes, said
sMrs. Richardson today, "she is SUI
eperior in almost every way to the
girl Of my own day.
"She Is healthier, she dresses more
sanely, she Is a more intelligent read
er. Above all, she has social con-
sciousness. She thinks of something
besides dress, dancing and marriage.
when was girl that was all we
had to think about Ones whole duty
was to get the right man and marry
him."
Mrs. Richardson returned recently
from a 13,000-mile tour of the coun-
try-its purpose to find out what
women are doing and thinking. She
said she noted a decline in religious
faith.
young people want it but can't
find It," she said. II think the church
leadership is at fault"
Evening star., 1935-04-30
HOLLYWOOD PARTY
KILLINGS TOTAL 3
BoIte, Law Instructor, Dies
of Wounds-Inquest to
Be Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 30.-The third
name was added today to the triangle
Of death in Hollywood's fantastic
shooting case.
Henry z. Bolte, 37-year-old sociology
and law instructor, was the third man
to die in the apparent double murder
and suicide.
His death last night was caused by
two bullet wounds in the back-bullets
which sheriff's officers said were fired
from the same pistol that brought
death to Paul Ivar, young dress de-
signer, and suicide to the stylist's un-
paid chauffeur, William M. Howard, in
a weird affray in Hollywood last Thurs
day night and Friday morning.
r The instructor was the one man
from whom officers hoped to obtain a
full explanation Of the puzzling crime.
"Bolte's death will stop the investi-
CATION quite a Bit" said Inspector
Norris G. Stensland, handling the case
for the sheriff's office.
Inquest Is Called.
While Stenland's aides said they
were convinced Ivar was shot and
killed by Howard, who then fatally
wounded Bolte and killed himself,
Coroner Frank MANAGE called an in
quest for tomorrow in an effort to
gain more information about the triple
shooting.
A number of friends of the slain de-
signer, regarded as the key figure In
the triangle, were directed to appear at
the inquest.
Stensland disclosed that Bolte
whose position in Ivar's intimate
circle of friendship never has been
explained, was found to have had
business transactions and corre-
spondence with Willard G. Earl, who
now is serving a Jail term in con-
nection with q $4,000 bond theft
conspiracy.
Stensland declared no suspicion was
directed at Bolte for any crime, but
the correspondence with Earl indi-
Gated, he explained, that the instruc-
tOr YVES III 1lIldICldl OlSGIcSS 1dSt Oil
Quarrel Over Money Is Theory.
A quarrel between Howard an6
Ivar over money for the former!
services was advanced by Stenslant
as a possible motive for the shooting
Witnesses called to the inquest in.
cluded Mrs. Ray Wolfe, wealthy Bev.
erly Hills woman who once charged
that Ivar stole her diamond ring
Mrs. Virginia Bolte, wife Of the in
structor, and Mrs. Ada Wharton
Ivar's foster mother.
Rheba Crawford, associate pastor
of Evangelist Aimee MCPHERSON.
Angelus Temple, said funeral serv.
ices for Ivar would be held after the
inquest.
Evening star., 1935-04-30
Ailing Parrot Chloroformed.

ATHENS, w. Va. P).-"Polly," q
living souvenir of the Columbian Elk.
position. has made his last squawking
complaint about the quality of his
crackers. Mrs. Daisy Higginbotham
chloroformed her 42-year-old parrot,
purchased at the 1893 exposition, after
diagnosis showed the bird was hope
lessly fl.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

Supreme Court yesterday to succeed
the late william A. Pierson.
Justice Pierson and his wife were
shot TO death last week by their 20
year-old son, Howard, who said his
motive was revenge and desire to
collect $1,000 life insurance.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

where the elections were held, yester-
day. Admiral Grayson succeeds the
late Judge John Barton Payne, who
was chairman of the league for ID
years. The league represents 81
nations.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

tomorrow evening at National Uni
versity.
The literature group Of the iasti-
tute will meet in the Church Of the
Epiphany Friday evening, when DR..
Boyd Carpenter will speak on Shake
speare's play, Richard III"
Evening star., 1935-04-30

During recent angling contest on
River Ticino at Pavia. Italy, four local
Fascist chiefs were drowned.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

American automobile tires are be-
coming popular in Turkey.
Evening star., 1935-04-30
PERSONS POST FILLED
Richard Critz Succeeds Texas
Judge Slain by Son.

AUSTIN, Tex, April 80 R.-Rich-
ard Critz. q member of the Supreme
Court Commission of Appeals, was
named associate justice Of the Texas
Evening star., 1935-04-30
GRAYSON HONORED
Elected Head of League Of Red
Cross Societies at Paris.

The Board Of Governors of the
League of Red Cross Societies will be
headed by Admiral Cary T. Grayson,
chairman of the American Red Cross,
according to q cablegram from Paris,
Evening star., 1935-04-30
SENATOR NYE TO SPEAK
Will Address American Institute
of Adult Education.

Members Of the American Institute
Of Adult Education will hear Senator
Gerald p. Nye Of Nebraska discuss
"Munition Makers and the Next War;
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
Misunderstanding Bill
Held IN Committee

The closing Of the 1885 legisla-
tive session this week removed all
danger Of enactment Of q law pro-
hibitlng iKtermingling Of races for
at least another year. House Bill
No. S01 which proposed a law to
prohibit the marriage Of whites
with coiored races did not reach
the floor for a vote but was tabled
BY the committee on Public Nor
ais. The bill met with opposition
from colofed. Japanese, Filipino.
Chinese and liberal white groups.
Thousands Of kilograms and let
ters Of protest condemning the bill
were received BY the committee.
H. r. Cayton and P. Frazier rep
resentIng Seattle colored citizens
did effective work Ia Olympia "a
crystalizing sentiment against the
bin. william H. wilson. chair
man Of the CoIored Citizens Com
mittee that directed the fight on
the btu. says the committee will
continue to function to fight all
discriminating laws.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
Two Pleasure Resorts
Close in Madison District

The Gala Theatre and the Dun
bar Tavern in the East Madison
district closed this week. Both
places, located at 21st Ave. 4 Z.
Madison, folded Up Tor lack Of pa
tronage. The Gaia Theatre h1s
never been successful venture.
It has been operated under sever
Al arrangements and has always
met failure. It IS conmod ious
house with all equipment but cant
make It Too close to downtown
theatres is given as one Of the
causes for failure The Dunbar
Tavern operated BY Ted Williams
was formerly the Dunbar Hotel.
owned by Mrs e. v. Miller. VIII
liams closed the Tavern Wednes-
day following disagreement with
the owner over rental
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
MiIls Brothers Break
Attendance Record Al
Paramount Theatre

All attendance records Of the Pa
ramounf Theatre we've broken this
week with the appearance in per-
son Of the Mills Brothers quastette
who began a weeks engagement |
Monday. Capacity crowds have
fioclxed to the theatre for every
performance. The four colored
thermometers with their guitar are
fer more pleasing on the stage
than they are ia radio. Original
ors Of their peculiar style Of har-
mony IN which they give perfect
imitation Of Vicious musical IN
struments blended into orchestral
effect, the four Mills Brothers are
now the worlds greatest vaude-
vile attraction. They not only
sing wen but are also past mgs-
tiers at putting over their STUFF
They are adept at pleasing al au-
dience. Watch 'ero as they sing
Lazy Bones odd Rockin' Chair
.I5ow'm Doin' and Hold That
Tiger and it can be seen Why
they are 50 popular The Mills
Brothers are q fine appearing
group of young n.Sn and are very
affable to meet. John the eldest
is q. Herbert 20. Harry 10. and
Donald 10. They were born and
reared n plqua. Ohio, where their
father operated a barber shop.
me boys started their harmonic
Ing just five years ago. Their first
pay was Us for singing three songs
1t a banquet, Today their salary
lis $4,000 a week, one Of the high
est paid acts on the American
stage, During their stay IN Sc
attic, the Mills Brothers are
guests at the vstlliam Penn Hotel.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21

Mrs. Hattie Woodson who re-
Gently returned from Everett where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. viii
lard Richardson, is critically i'll at
her home, 2123 East James st.
Mr.. w. w. Casmon. accompan-
led by Misses Rilla Bell, Flora Lee
Christian and Justitia Davis, mot
ored to F'irlands Sanitarium Gum
day to visit Miss Ruth Brown,
whom they found rapidly improv-
ing.
Detective Lieutenant Ben Ayers
OF Los Angeles is visitor in the
city, guest at the Coast Hotel.
Mrs. c. C. Matthews Of Tacoma
was guest Of Mrs. w. H. EIipshur
while visiting in Seattle last week.
Mrs. Barney Johnston, who has
been confined BY illness to her bed
for three months was given sur
prise party by her family and
friends in honor Of her birthday
anniversary last Sunday. Eight
guests enjoyed delicious dinner
in honor Of the event. The birth
day cake was a gift Of Miss Hat
tie Brown.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
500 Attend Dance at
McEEroy's Ballroom

Five hundred persons attended
the dance at McElroy's Ballroom
Monday night sponsored by the
Dixie; Social Club. The affair was
advertised as a dance and recep-
ton in honor of the Mills Brothers
appearing at the Paramount Thea
tire. The big crowd was disap-
pointed as the Mills Brothers did
not attend. S. 7. McCants, presi-
dent Of the club, explained the
Mills Brothers are prohibited by
contract from appearing at public
functions to which admission is
charged and in which they are to
be featured. McCants said he did
not learn of this clause until too
late to recall advertising. The big
crowd Ga mixed affair." enjoyed
dancing to the music of McEIroy's
10-piece orchestra and everybody
had a good time.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
Juanita Oliver Rites
To Be Held Friday

with the Rev ]. Thrasher Off
clating. funeral rites are to be
held At 2 p. M. tomorrow friday
At the Angelus Chapel for Mrs.
Juanita ]: Oliver 4412 s1st Ave.
". mrs. oliver, formerly Miss
slaughter. died at Harborview
Hospital Tuesday of commissions
incidental to childbirth A Seattle
high school graduate she was ,
popular member Of the younger
social set. she was a years old.
was born IN Tacoma. and resided
in Seattle five years. She Is sur
vlved BY her husband, 1rOnelad Oh
iver, and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph 7. Slaughter Inter
ment win be IN Mt. Pleasant GEM
etery.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
Tobacco Workers Get
81 = Week Pay Raise

DURHAM lANPl thousands
Of workers in the Liggett and Ny
ers Company and the American
Tobacco Company have been Civ
en- wage increases averaging five
cents per hour, according to a re-
cent statement by a local daily.
The paper stated there is now a
thirty-five cents minimum per
hour wage instead Of a twenty
five cent minimum which hereto
fore obtained. With most Of the
employees working forty hours g
week. the increase amounts to 50
a week per worker.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
Tickets Now On Sale
For Woods-Russ Fight
For World Weller Title

Tickets went On sale this week
Tor the Henry Woods y. Barney.
Ross junior welteraeight champ
ionship fight to be staged ct the
civic Auditorium April 3. There
is already q big demand for seats
and Indications point to q sell-out.
ROSS, who holds both the light
weight and Junior welter title, win
arrive here the latter part Of the
month. lie is now IN Chicago do
ing light training Woods, state
lightweight champion, Is leaving
next week for the country where
ne viii rough It for week before
returning to the city for gymna-
SUM work. He win be accompan-
led BY ~ Lewis,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
Lewis Loses Weller
Title 70 Bennett

The state weItefWeigaI champ
ionship title changed hands tues
day night when "Tigers Al Lew
Is. colored holder Of the title, lost
q close 8-round bout 70 Leonard
Bennett, Jewish boxer, q. Crystal
Pool. Lewis pu1 Up a decidedly
noor right Tuesday night. He had
no pep and no punch. He seemed
adverse to mixing it with Bennett
until the sixth round when he be-
gan to realize the Jewish battler
was out in front and would COP
the verdict. A. a matter Of fact
both boys were warned BY Tommy
Mccarthy to quit stalling and
fight. Lewis and Bennett put on
steam the last three rounds with
Bennett having enough edge to get
the decision Lewis seemed stale
and cut o condition Probably a
rest win DO him good.
Another colored boxer was ue7
feafed when Young Harry Wills
lost to Bobby Liuscombe. white
lightweight OF Vancouver The
bout was stopped n the third af-
ter wins had received 3 nasty cut
over his right eye that was bleed
ing profusely. Nate pruxman
staged the show Tuesday night
which featured an s-round heavy
bout between Frank Wallulla and
Jack Tebo. Wallulis won IN the
firth with a kayo. In other bouts
yong corpuz and Eddie Spina
went foc< for draw and Russ
Folino and Ike Boskovich went
four for q draw.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
Organize Theatre Group

colored persons interested IN the
study Of dramatics and the pro
ducfion Of plays are invited 70 g
meeting. 1870 p. M. Sunday at
the Repertory Playhouse. Uniyer-
sity district. when plans viii be
discussed for organization Of g
Little Theatss Guild. It is plan.
ned to organize a group of fifty
colored to be instructed BY Albert
Otterheimer, versatile actor Of
many years experience. who win
be assisted BY Mrs. Alberta Walk
er. who scored a success in the
leading feminine role Of In Abra-
hams Bosom produced at the
Repertory Theatre last year.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
WEST TAKES BoxERs
TO ABERDEEN FOR SHOW

Gus west, who i managing Tie
boxing affairs Of Johnny Christ
mas and Jimmy Best. is taking
the fighters to Aberdeen this week
where they appear on 4 card Fri
day night. Ehrlstmas, a light
weight. win meet Heffner Best,
who scored a win recently from
Andy Divide, is regarded one Of
the best boys IN his class. He
would like to meet Leonard Ben
nett for the state title
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21

Mrs. Mary Sanders was hostess
for the regular meeting Of the Self
Improvement Club at her home on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. william H. Dixon was hos
tess on Wedne day for the meet
ing Of the London Bridge Club.
Little Hottie B. Workout, z,
winner in the primary screen test
sponsoyed by the Seattle Star win
appear IN the final contest to be
held Saturday at the Madrona
Theatre.
The Mems Progressive Bridge
Club in their annual business meet
ing at the home Of Mr.. Everett
Davis Friday evening elected Of
ficers as follows: DR.. c. j. Allen,
president: Clarence L. Miller, sec
rotary; DR.. Giles Graves, treasur-
er; Clarence Mccullough, scorer,
A silver trophy cup was awarded
Joseph S. Jackson for the highest
score OF the seasons bridge games.
Mr.. and mrs. John Clayton. il.
are parents Of a ~ pound boy
born Morday Mother and baby
are doing fine.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21
CHARLES ". hRlTToN

Pending arrangements for bur
ial. the body Of Charles Walter
Britton is held at the County NOR
que. Re died At King County Hos
pital Sunday from a cancer Of the
lungs He was 81 years old. was
born in Massachusetts, and resid-
ed in Seattle four years. He was
BY occupation a waiter and room
ed at the State Hotel There are
no known relatives.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-21

Or. John !. Kenney. prominent
physician Of Newark. new Jersey,
who gave his private hospital to
the city Of Hewark for dse as a
community hospital (on Christmas
I've. 1881 has the distinction Of
carrying the largest ts225. 000) life
insurance policy Of any Negro In
the state Of New Jersey.