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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15

So! NOParade!
LennOnad0!
ACCOlad0!
BY HARRY E. GABBETT

The Hagenback-Wallace Fore
paugh Sells Brothers Combined
Circus arrived in the B. and o.
Railroad yards today and went
Immediately to the circus
grounds at Fifth st. and Florida
Ave. N. E. There was no street
parade.-News item.
What! No street parade?
What kind of a circus are you?
Who gaze you the right
To steal in at night
With never a "hoW.do.you-do?"
What! No street parade?
Say, hotD do you get that tUdy?
Your clopns ought to dance
In their bGggy pants
And StretU peanuts along the
Day!
What! No street parade?
Get DiSe to yourselves, you
bloEeS!
come OUT OF your tents,
You ladies and gents,
And march for US Washington
folks!
Why. no street parade?
You're pink lemonade, you sag?
You're apples on sticks?
And cloWnS doing tricks?
That's fine. but the thrill OF
my day..
Yeah! The street parade!
The beat of the drums and
feet!
The medicine man!
The ladies in tan
And darn it! The crowdS on
the street!
Keep your street parade!
Go jump in your lemonade!
Go on! Do you hear?
But, mind you, neTt year
You'd better uncork a parade!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
TURNS UP
IN 10 YEARS

Ten years ago this month a
wedding ring was lost at Cedar
hurst, Md. on Chesapeake Bay.
Last week the same ring was found
buried in the sand, where the
waves had been washing over it
during all those years.
Wade H. Mitchell, an attorney
of the $500 block Hartford Pl.
N. W., Is the owner of the ring,
which was a present from his
bride. According to Mr.. Mitchell,
his wife didn't want him to wear
the ring because she was afraid
he would lose it while in SWIM
ming. So she held it-and lost it.
Mrs. Joe Grant, wife of the
former athletic trainer Of Ted
dy" Roosevelt and we'll known
wrestler, who lives at Cedar
hurst, returned the ring to its
owner after it had been found
by her grandchild who was play
ing on the beach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Ken Murray
Says:
GODS FROZEN PEOPLE

GODS FROZEN PEOPLE
Say! DR.. Ralph willard, Of
Hollywood, has certainly started
a controversy over his plan to
freeze a man and then bring
him back to life. Leave it to
a scientist to try and prove
his theory with "cold figures"
The funny part about the
whole thing is that the doctor
should be conducting his ex.
pertinent in Hollywood. We
always thought those movie
sirens preferred their men at
room temperature.
OF course, If the experiment
proves successful, it should be
a boon to those much mar.
ried ladies, such as Peggy Joyce
=. There's nothing like having
several spare husbands In the
ice-bOx.
so REMEMBER, GIRLS:
In the future, the key to q
mans heart. may be an ice
pick.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
ELLENB0GEN
HITS SENATE
CHANGES
House May Refuse to
Accept Bill Voted
ByConnmittee

Grave doubt was expressed to-
day whether the House would &C.
cept the unemployment insur-
ance measure reported out yester-
day by the Senate District Com.
mittee.
Representative Henry Ellen
bogen Cd, Pennsylvania, author
of the bill as it passed the House
said that he had not gone into
the matter thoroughly, but that
he was bitterly opposed to the
elimination of the District con-
tribution to the insurance fund
and the placing Of it's administra'
ton in a local board.
Senator William H. King CD.
of Utah, had the bill as it came
from the other body entirely re-
written and amended so as to
make it include everyone in the
District except domestic servants
and Government and District en-
ployeS.
BILL is LIBERALIZED
Besides this drastic change the
bill was liberalized to graduate
the tax from to per cent:
to delay the payments two years
and to afford a fluctuating tax
after five years from one and
a half to four years, depending
on the sterilization of employ
ment. Representative Ellenbogen
said:
81 am very much in favor Of
extending the provisions of the
bill to include more persons. /
think that is excellent. In view
of the fact that the payment Of
the benefits has been delayed
from one to two years, the grad.
uatiOn of the tax is all right.
But, think the District govern
ment should contribute to the
fund and that a Federal board
should administer it.
"A system that does not allow
for Government contribution is
not sound. All of the foreign
systems have it and / think it
should be in this measure. A
number Of social service func-
tions are carried on in the Dis
trict very satisfactorily by Fed
eral agencies and I think this
one should also be carried on by
the Federal Government.
HOPES FOR CONFERENCE
II hope we can get this bill
into conference in time. If we
don't, we won't have any bill.
Il don't believe in getting a
law on the statute books so it
can be changed later. 1 want q
good law. I would rather wait
than agree to a bad one.
eve may reach a compromise
in our conference and I hope we
do, but if we don't i have grave
doubt that the House will &C.
cept the bill written in the Sen.
ate committee"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Bridge Meet Tonight

Composed of a group of bridge
players employed in the House
and Senate Office buildings, the
Little Congress Bridge Club will
hold a duplicate contract tourna-
ment this evening at 214 First ST..
S. E., starting at 8 o'clock. The
club was organized several months
ago by legislative employees, and
has since doubled its membership.
according to announcements to-
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Entries Coming
In Play Contest

J. v. Morrow, Room 2S49, South
Building, is receiving entries for
the playwriting contest that is. to
be sponsored by the Agriculture
Dramatic Club, a unit of the
recreational association. With. the
final date for the entries almost a
month away, the contest is being
conducted to produce a suitable
list of plays for next seasons pro-
gram.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Benefit Bingo Party

A benefit bingo party will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Ruth
Moore, % r st. N. E., tomorrow
evening at $3.50 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Senate Backs State
Pollution Control

without debate or record vote
the Senate yesterday ratified a
compact between New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut for joint
control of harbor pollution. Sena'
tor Copeland CD, Of New York,
called up the joint resolution
placing the seal Of Congress on
the pact, and the Senate quickly
gave approval, sending the meas
ure to the House, where passage
was expected before Congress ad-
iournS sine die.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Divorce and AIimonv
Asked by Mrs. Harger

ROCKVILLE. Md. Aug. IS
Alice M. Harger, of Silver Spring,
has filed suit in Montgomery
county court here today for an alb
solute divorce from David A.
Harger, charging desertion and
threats on her life.
Mrs. Harger asks for custody
Of their child, David L. Harger,
Is, and alimony.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Girl Badly Injured
As Auto Hits Bike

Georgianna Holloway. IS, col.
ored, 81 o st. N. w., was taken to
sibley Hospital last night suffer
ing from possible broken back
and internal injuries after her BIZ
cycle was struck by a car which
police said was driven by Sam
Beradine, SO, of the 1400 block of
North Capitol st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15

Phyllis wonders why-with
snappy new Washington divorce
laws and with excursion trains
TO Reno, so many women feel
the need of numbering their hus.
bands this August.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Dear Helen EsSary:

Dear Helen ESSary:
What's this about Eddie
Becker and Ken Murray doing
you a column? Why not try my
helping hand sometime,
JOHNNIE WHEELER,
Delighted! Mr.. Wheeler.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-15
Army Band Program

Stately marches, lifting over
lures and instrumental solos will
feature the Army Bands program
at the Pan-American Summer
Festival, under auspices Of the
Community Center Department
in the Sylvan Theater, at 8:15
tonight. Vocal and dance ar.
rangements will also be presented.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04

Damn, mitten in Der Nomt, wnht
ct nnf. Sbn iibertommt ser furioIe
@unin, Iid ben @aburtstnestiih oes
Suneen nod einmal an3uieben. Mor.
gen Diiroe er ia tpieoer feline 8eit
oo5u bnbeu.
@on3 Ieiie tappte er ins Rinoers
aimmer biniiber. 9rebte Oos 9i9t
on. ga Iiegen an oie SerrIiAteiten
auf Dem Glide. lluO ialiber aufep-
bnttt Itebt Die 9abn NIT onem Drum
uno 9ran ouf Der grOe.
&nrttpig fam niHt tDieOerIteben.
CT nimmt Die 2ofomotipe, oiebt Ee
ouf. @Hon ihnurrt Der 8ug flap.
pern0 iiber S1ienen un0 Beiden.
Dns 21utetrert bimmeIt, bic
Gmrnnfe faint.
&arttpig Iiest ouf benz 6uBbo6en,
rei1Iin unbequem. Aber 0ns fort
i'm nidt. st bat nur ieinen Ieih-
ten Ghlofonoue an, uno es beginnt
bereits merfIim fiibI 5u neroen. Mber
er lpirt es niht. Sein Mtem gebt
idnener, er lit sIiidIid pie felt Ian.
gem nidt .
Seine 6rou finbet i'm 10. Sdon
eeroume 8eit itebt tie in Der Cir
unO beobndtet ibn IG6elnO. ebe er
fie en0lih bemertt.
Gnnprf6uig erbebt TiH ser Nnnu.
SHnm f6rbt feline 8nngen purpur.
rot; bereebIi6 iudt er. ionit 10
idIusfertig, nad irsenO elmer poi'
ien0en AusreOe.
aber Die Grou fdGt ibm IodenO
uno iubelno I'M Sen &ols. 1Gd,
Ghob", iogt lie Ieiie, 5drtIid, nit
einem miitterIiden Gonfou in Der
Gtimme, lid babe Old ia nod ME,
nod ME 10 Iieb gebabt ipie in Oieiem
Mueeublid!"
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Ser &lnb Der ,,&OteM
Cr6iOee".
@is Sic dineEidsn 9iraten arbeiten

@ie Sic dineiiidem Tiraten arbeiten.
Die dineiiiden 8onOiten baben
wieoer bel bon fiG reoen gemaHt
Ourh Die @efongennabme 0tpeier
Sournaliiten, oes DeMtIden Dr.
&erbert Miiner un0 0es gnglGnoers
@aretb Soneg. Bon Ben @ebeim.
binoen, sic oieie &1ubereien Be.
rufsm6Big betreiben, er6G6lt HaolO
3appa in Der Stompa iebr interei.
Iont.
or botte in &au-lun oie 9efannt-
i@aft zines Gbineien gema9t, Der
lih ibm IdlieBIi9 ols Setter zines
Snformationsbiiros BEG Stubs ser
&otpn 0rdioee" boriteute uno i6m
einen ginblid in 0ns Ereiben ser
hineiiihen 8anoiten ermoglidte.
IS 6nnoeIt iih oa UNI cine @eien.
ihoft nit gana MODERN ausgeriiite.
ten 8iiros, nit Sefret1ren mno Ma.
Observation-Disclosures, nit SernIpre.
dern unO GIubieileln fir oie 2eiter
nno ole geluher. 9ie Mni9rift Iei.
nes 8iiros molte ser @rabe aller.
oings nidlt mitteilen.
Die @ebeimeeieadoften, oerea
es in China cine un3abl gibt, mod.
ten 5un0hlt einen ean3 e%rnltboften
Do~ieinsgruno gebnbt baben, aber
lie enoen ale friiber ODER Ip6ter 90.
NIT, Dab iie 8ereinigungen BON
Werbrehern meroen. @eaenm1rtia
bat Der Stub Der rMotblauen~ ser
BON Dem Batter Oes neuen China.
Sun gan Glen, sesriinoet puroe,
iiber uier5igtauienO MitgIieoer unS
be6erri6t fait Die san3e Opiumer.
1engnng. Ser alnb ser .Wlauen
1rennelIeI", Der inter Dem Namen
Stub Ser aionappers (Mleniden.
rauber)" 6efannter it, lit ser ge.
fiirdtetlte.
SIT Der 9onoitrei9 gealiidt, 10
6alten Oieie aionappers Sem @efan.
senen etrun folsenOe Meoe: v5hreibt
@nrem erbnbenen Batter, guren rel.
den Terwanoten, @uren mddtioen
Serren, OaB mir 5tpei., BRET, bier.
tanieno Dollar BADEN tuolen. @enn
big 5u Dem beitimmten Gage Die
Dollar ni6t anfommen, peroen mir
uns in Die iAmer3Iihe Notmenoig-
felt OerieBt ieben, bon @nrer e0len
Terion Oerihieoene Seile ob3uldnei.
Den, bis Der @eiIt, bon Den groen.
befreit, gu Guren Oerebrunss.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Ser erfte 3euse OOm r9entl@en
IUlf".

gu 8eeinn Oes @ittelolters Bill
oete ieoer Oeutihe Stomm fir iiH
Elm Bolt, unO erlt i'm &eide Rarls
0es @roBen beeonnen iid Oiele
St6mme ais cine b0lfiihe Ginbeit
8u fiibIeu. 9ieIes 8etpnBtIein ent-
Itano aus Ser grtenntnis, 0nB lie
sic eleiae Sprode botten, unO fir
oieie Sprode fam nun Ons @ort
rDeuti1~ ouf. Mus Der @eIhihte
oieIes @ortes l6Bt ii9 Die gntpid-
lung oes golfsbepuBtieins obIeIen.
Die GIteTtgn 8elegitellen aus Der
Belt RarIs Oes @roBen 3eigen aue
Sic Ioteiniidp Jorm tbeOOiscns, OBJ
mobI tbeooisc germnuiideu llr-
Iprungs lit. Dos lit elm @etpeis 90.
fit, bob unier Bolfsnome in geIebr-
ten @reiien entitonoen lit. Dos
8olfsbepuBtieiu berubte ouf einem
8ergIeid nit Dem GremOen, aus
Dem Die gebiloeten Mdnner Der I'm
gebung 0es 4oiiers bic gigenart if
res golfes at eri1lieBen iud)ten.
Dabei bielten iie aber 5usleih an
Der alien germnnifhen lleberIie.
ferung felt. Gin 8epeis oafiir lit
&orls Beitreben, Die alien Oeutiden
2ieoer 5u iommeln IND cine Oeutihe
@r1mmntit 5u idoFfen.
4us ioIden Beitrebuneen enttDif-
felte li@ Nun 0os Oeuti1e Rational.
gefiiblt. gs finOet I'M baIben Sobr.
bunOert ipGter ieinen AusOrud in
Dem 8egriff mOentfdes Bolt"
gems teuOiscn, - Der Die @eInmt-
beit nner 9eutfdipredenOen oIs elm
Nof be3einnet. @ie Or. Carl
gr0mnnn in rGorIhungen un6
Sortinritt" mitteiIt. beseenen mir
oieIem MusOrud gum erlten MaI in
elmer fiir3lia in einem Berner Go
Der ent0edten un0 nod niHt gano
uerOffentIi9ten 5arift. Ser Ser
fnIier un0 Oamit Der critic 8euge
bonn .Deutiaen Bolt" lit Der Sodie
@ottfhalf, elm beOeutenoer Ebeolooe
Oes 8. Snbrbunoerts, meIder gu.
gIeid elm geIebrter @rnmmotifer
mar uno id0ne lnteiniide @eoihte
UerfoBt bat. rs
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Ser aIte @aSekfp

Sn Der S9la6t BON GuItoooo
fam Der Observation-Disclosures GeIO.
nlnrihaIl &oOebfD bon moreens orei
llbr big nnhmittags bret llbr budp-
ItdbIid niht aus Dem GntteI. I'm
0iele lestere Stunoe fam er in bic
Ndbe elmer fleinen Ghenfe. mo i1mt-
lide Offi5iere ieines g~I6naenoen
5tnbs ben sreiien Teloberrn UNI
ringten uno i'm beidworen, iid bod
cine feline grbolune gu e0nnen.
90, Dor Der Shente baItenO, tp1nOte
iih Haoebfp ouf Die on0ere Geite
III ieinem Nniutanten unO iogte
balblnut: nDumme 2erle tpenn
i'd einmaI uiten bin. fam i'd MIDI
mebr binaufl"
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Observation-Disclosures in aaer Welt.

Nei Musgrobungen ouf Dem g[ben-
tin in Hom fano Elm Arbeiter cine
Mnrmorbano, sic taft einen Dieter
lang lit. @enn man nnnimmt. OdB bic
QGnge Der San0 ungef1br elm NenlI-
tel Oer @eiamtldnee Der Statue fat,
3u Der Iie wobI geb6rte, 10 ergibt lid
elm HieienItonbilO, oas ungef06r adt
Bis nelln Meter bod mar lin iid 0n
Deranihoulihen, tpie groB oieS
5tanobiIO getpeien iein muB, fam
man oas StnnobiI0 NeIions unO Oie
Gieur BEG Mhines i'm &DOe.port an
fiibren, Die beiOe nur unsef1br feds
Meter bod fine. Nnf Der @ren3Iin:e
dfUiiden Chile unO Mrgentinien Itebt
0as HielenitnnobiIo oes .GbriTtus Der
anoen", 6as u%ngef6br oieieIbe S6be
Bat, Die Der Gnno, Ser iebt nnf Dem
Mbentin semoht pur0e. MIs bic
gr0Bte Stdtue nuf europ1iidem 30
ben Gilt Die Oes &eiIieen Carlo Boz
romeo am 2ngo Mngeiore. Ct lit
uneefdbr fiinfnnodmnnSig Meter bod
nno Itebt ouf einem SodeI, Der cine
&06e bon 3tuSIf Metern bat. Sn
Mostau ion elm Ston0bilo Qenins
aufgeiteLlt weroen, Oos uidt meniger
als ie@5ig Meter bod lit.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
@ott DeiB no einmaI geIerut baben

@Ott Dei6 NO einmal gelernt baben
muB.
@Gbreno Ser l1niformierte unS
NIT oorgebaltenem &eooIoer in
Sdad bGlt. Ourhitobetn sic beiOen
anoeren Sen Rorren. @erdhtIib
idleu0eru le uniere reItIihen 8ibeIn
uno 8iolmbiiher gu 8ooen. l1uie.
re @inoinfen ihnaIlen iie ouf ibre
8ferOe. 8loslid tommt mir in Oen
Sim. OoB i6 ouf aue Sale meinen
8aB 5uriidperlaneen muB.
San" rife id, ainge ben S6ur-
fen, Dob Iie mir meme 8rieftaIde 81.
riidgeben." San, Der eben nit IL
hererer Stimme einen 3tpeiten @bo-
raj anltimmtt, bort nidts. San,
iAreie i'd, niase Sen (" uno i'd
babe sen &eOolperldnf Dor Ben gn-
gen. SD fam wieOer auf Dem
8aluhe liegen un0 @rag f%reIien.
Grit ais iih Die Hduber in ben
SatteI Idlpingen, fam i'd mid nit
San uerItdnoigeu. Ser uuiformierte
ihleuoert mir %groBmiitig sic Brief
taIde bor bic JiiBe. Mtutig gepOr.
Sen, uerlnnge id sic 9amera juriid.
Ser 91ubcr mirit mir Ben GcmpaB
81.
,9eiu, san, meme 2ameral"
es mar gu ip1t. Sdon peitI6ten
oie Rduber i6rp 4feroe in @aIopp
uno entihmanoen raid nod Siioen.
8dbrpna id mid miiblelig aus
meinen 6eiieIn befreite, lieB iJ emo.
lid meiner @ut. sic ih bisber tpeiie
beberrift bate, bon uno gang Die
3iigel IdieBen. Sd besann ale Spl-
te 3u oermiini1en, bic uns geraten
batten, feline 8affen mit3unebmen.
SD bGtte BEN &eit meiner Sobe, TO-
gar mein Semo bergegeben, Bate i9
Sen RerIen einen SnuB in ben GMt-
fen iagen f0nnen. 9ann begann id
Sen 6nbrmann 5u perfIuden, Der
mid OurAiu1t uno gebun0en batte.
Sd beI6impfte i'm auf engliih,
fran3oIiA uno auf 8erner 0eutid.
,2inot. Sbr miiBt elm penig lang.
lomer fpreaen, tpenn Sbr molt, onb
i'd Iberieben ioa," unterbrah mid
san ihlieBIid.
n6age ibm, 0aB i'd i'm in Siia-
6aoBli ins @efdngnis merfen laiie.
gr lit ielbIt elm Hauber. Sd tperOe
onfiir Iorgen, oaB i'm Ser Senfer
Inn einen 9opf fiir5cr maht."
Gls San ibm meinen grguB iiber-
leBt batte, lodte Der Glibrmann BEL
ter u10 meiIe.
rSerr, ib tcnnte mid uidt fir
@u1 eridieBen laifen. @ie gud Der
Sonbuse nit Der Heitihe orobte,
babt Sbr gud uidt ieIbit ins @ras
%geleet9"
SD perItummte.
81brenO mir oen &orren 6urd-
Iudten, entoedten mir, oaB mir Die
8onoiten meme 6ilmneeotibe ge-
Ioflen batten. Bdbreno fie idmtli-
DIE GaIicrflingen Gteeles eingeltedt,
batten lie meme periGont unO mir
nur ben &oliernpparat entpenoet.
@utmiifi9e Meniden, oieie @anoiten,
Iie nonten nidt, oab mir unraiiert
mad Gbarbin fobren miiBten.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Sine SOl8briide gaiars smtOedt.

SIN 2aufe bon Musgrabungen,
bic Der fran50Iii1e MrnGoIoge sea.
tberat i'm 0epartement Die unter-
nommen Bot, nuroe i'm Gnmpfge.
bet bon 8reuiI-le.Sec cine Galdi.
nenbriide entoedt, Die bon Dem
Seere G1fars nGbrenO oes SDeiten
6eloduges gegen oie Belobofer i'm
Sabre 81 b. CTR. erri9tct tpnrOe.
gs gelang oen 8au oieier Bride
ouf elmer Strede bon 1900 Mptern
gu perfOIeen. Sn elmer gntfernung
bon 100 Metern tpuroe Onnn nod
cine Stueite gIeidIoufenOe Bride
aufgefunoen. Die bei0en @riiden
limo ibpr 0as TliiB9en @reHe ee.
i9lagen, Ons innitten zines tpeiten
Sumpfgebietes OabinfIieBt. sic iino
nuf Dem Iinfen lfer bier Meter
brett uno ertpeitern iia anf Dem
reften nfer Biz gu ndt3ebn Metern,
DoOurh es Der r0miihen Meiterei,
Die aus Dem Eager Gainrs aufbrod,
mogli6 mar, iid BEL Der 9erfoIgune
Der 8eIIoDafer, Die iid ouf ben Sc.
na6barten SiieeIn feitgeiebt batten
81 ~entfaIten. gs mur0en iebr gut
erbaltene HfdbIe. auerbalten un0
Tai9iner g%efunOen. Die in oas
Wuleum bon ct. @ermain.en-Qap
gebradt purOen.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04

uiiroigen @roBO1teru in ibrem
Oiarmorgrobe enti6miuoeu miro
ltn0 oiele 6rutoleu MeniAen io'
qen oas nidt gum Sher8. @enn
oas 26legelo nidt anfommt, begin.
men Iie, tatl1hlid Dem @%efongenen
eineu Singer ab8nidneioen uno ibn
sen gItern ais @rmunterung gu
Ididen. @irft ous nidt, 10 iolgen
Oie Obreu, elm dmeiter Singer uno
nod an0eres. S1lieBlid beeilen lid
sic gltern ODER Sic 8erwonOten
bod aber oft lit ser @efaugene
Idon tot, menn sic Dollar e%intref.
fen. Ser @em6brsmam 8appas
bat fir OieIe Mfeni6emduber nur
cine tiefe @erodtung. rWiit ibren
llebertreibuneen" erfldrt CT, iii
gen tie inns einen unge6euren Sda.
Sen au."
Ser aIub ser &oten Srhioee, oem
ct angebort, oerwirft Oieie llntaten
ourhous, er madt feline Gefnnge.
men, CT erpreBt fein 20iegelO unS
Iudt i~i6erbaupt oos Moroen 81 per.
meioen; oqnn er .iuterciiert lid
nur fir Shiffslaoungen." ~llno
fir Ole @el0taihen Der Baliaglere"
faint Ser Stuliener Dem Gbineien ms
@ort. .Das alidl Oenn Die 3eiten
linn hort Sic Standardization
IinO ouf Sem .9olteu unO 0ogern
ni6t, sic foItbaren 9oOungen nit
Ranoneu beeleiten gu luiien. Die
@eltfriie madt iid aud bel uns
bemerfbar, 0ie 2aoungen meroen
INNER fleiner, p1brenO Die aage.
meinen unfoiten bic gIei9en blei'
ben
DieIer alub 5d6lt etpa fiinftau.
Ieno MitgIieoer, ausflbrenOe, Spit.
sen in Sen Banter uno ben Sern.
ipreh1mtern, in ben Sdfen un6
S6iffobrtsgeienidaften, uno oadu
nod 0reitouIenO 9idunfen. Sein
Eatiofeitsberei6 erItredt lid iiber
sic gan3e iiiodineIii6e 4iite uno lit
in perihieoene @ebiete geteilt, Die
pom o~uperldifigen 8ertretern gelei'
tet peroen. 0ie lesteren buben,
penn elm Sonoitreid in Musiiat lit,
MIR oie Mdnner al perben, pie bic
Cat ausfibren. 0ie MitglieOer be.
fommen cine feIte 8e5ablung, Die
nidt iebr bod lit, aber INNER nod
bober ais Ser Solo zines 9ineii.
Iden Sol0aten, un0 0a5u Bel gut
ge~luneenen &au63iisen ibre Br6.
mien.
Die Dem alub on~geglieOerten
0idunfen aablen oageoen Elm Sabr.
eelO; ols @egenIeiitung erbdlt Der
gigentiimer 5dub gegen oles, un0
1penn er ni1t arbeitet, fann ct iein
S1iff Der @eIeaidoft bermieten.
Ser Staliener batte @eIegenbeit,
aud Der gereioiguug zines nerge.
uorbenen Yiraten bei8upobnen. Sc
lab einen etpa bier3igi1brigen.
8iemIid beleibten g6ineien nit Ell.
ner Gieienbrile, Der ean5 uno gar
niht tpie elm N6u6er ausidb un0
ieinen gio nun bel Dem @robe iei.
ner 8oro6ter ablegte. DIT eint0.
niger Gimme iang er fait Die 81.
oesformel: n@enn i'd, 10 purOe
iie Dem 8ub0rer iiberiebt, roer
r4lub Ser Noten SrAioee" berrute,
10 moge ib elm Drone obne aopI
werOen; tuenn i'd iein @ebeimnis
berfaufe, 70 m6gen Die @ilOI9meine
meinen Gorper 5erfleiI9en; penn
id einen 8ruoer an5eige, 10 ioIleu
oie Saweine un0 0ie SunOe meins
@ebeine uno sic meiner 8orfabrsn
in ole @inoe perItreuen."
nuno glnubt er tDirtlid an ioI.
DE Mdr6en?" Ser g6inele iab Sen
Staliener an, oIs OBJ er cine @ot'
teslalterung geduBert babe. Scr
Gbineie tam elm N6uber, elm 8e.
trigger, ein 8irnt Iein, ober er wirS
fi9 Iieber f~olternb 0ie @lie0er al.
i6neioen uno totem laiien, ebe es
einen @ioidDur bri1t Den er atI
Oas Grab Ser eigenen Borfabren
abgelegt bat. -"
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Washington Journal., 1935-10-04

~Se6e aunit Bat ibre @eiete.
uno nur ourd lire @efoIsuue
ooer bieImebr oaourd, Dab tie i'm
8Iit Oes aiinitIers Iebem - piro
aus elmer g~rdd9Iuns elm auritmerf.~
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04

NuII fomma MuII
NuII. Sic: 18oran oenfit 6u9"
Or: 1an ni1tsl~
r8ie fam man Oenn an nidts
0enfen?"
sd Ondte an Oeine Iitaiftls
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
ST ben SdnOem 6tneFs
f6tr SanOttem.

9r. 2iubt lit ~Sm GatteI Ourd
WanOIdutuo" geritten. go beiBt
Iein Bel 8rodbauS erinieneneS
Bud. in benz ct feline Sdtigteit ais
Observation-Disclosures BET @euerds
len un6 8dubern lhitbert. 9ie
Snftit dineIiI6er 8onOiten eebt aus
Dem folgenoen 6apitel Oes 8uhes
berbor. oas aud i'm 9tublid niIf
bic @rmorOung Ses SournoIilten
Sunes oufidIuBrei@ lit.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Dinner Parties Honor
Visitors and Capitals
Society Newcomers
Representative and Mrs. Hubert Utterback
Entertain for Representative and
Mrs. B. M. Jacobsen.

tanned Jointly at a bridge party last
evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Gibson in Somerset, Md. The party
was given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Mckay. who are soon to leave
for Orlando, Fla, where they will
make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stedman Hills were
hosts. at a small dinner party at the
Shoreham last evening, having among
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Boice of st. Petersburg, Fla; MIR. and
Mrs. Harry LanSon, and Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles Rothenberg Of New York.
Miss Mary Lumpkin and Miss Vesta
Murry of Columbia, S. c., who are the
house guests of Senator and Mrs.
Ellison Smith in their apartment at
Wardman Park were the honor
guests of q Dutch treat dinner" Spon-
sored by Mrs. Neitah King.
Those who attended we're Miss Ann
Bassett, Miss Mary Bouve, Miss Mary
Katherine Spinks, Miss Randolph
Richardson, Miss Betty Marsh. Miss
Mary Senate Howes, Miss Bessie Bard
well, Miss Silvine Clagett, Miss
Margaret Speir, Miss Mary Patterson,
Miss Betty Angus, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Lawton, Mr.. Farley Smith, Mr.
Ellison Smith, Mr.. Frank Imanshi,
Mr.. Lowell Bradford, Mr.. Lewis Tarbet,
Mr.. Don Pepil and Mr.. Jack Hodges.
Mrs. Doris Stevens Of Croton-on
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