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Auto Service

American Auto WreckerS 2275 8 NV. DE S762
Bond Auto Service rear 1921 L nv. AT 0S85
Buddy Hart Super Ser 3240 Prospect V WE 2872
Call Carl Inc 614 Fl nv ...............Dl 2775
Dlekey Auto Top Shop 1908 L Ct nw...ST 86I5
EarIe's Auto Service rear 1343 18th NV NO 1855
Henry Poole 1912 II se..,..,......,lI $500
Geo W Davis 300 Ga av...............C0 8422
Crosses Auto Service 1884 9th nw....ME 6646
GaePtner's Auto Service rear 719 N Cap MA 1850
HensIey Auto Body rear 1927 K ct NV. me 6l7S
James Murphy 1909 NJ nw...........ST 9504
KilIy's Garage 921 Florida Az nw......DE 1872
Raybestos Brake Service 617 N z 0V... d 1915
Watt: esraSs rear 1871 , NV NV ., mo s2Io
FeatherstOne Serv Angle 1905 N ] ave. NO 9O65
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th nv. =. NO $3.50
johnson Auto Repair 2318 ca Az nv. mo 1910
Lambert Auto Service i4Is list ne NV. 20 500
Leonard's Auto Services 1871 Rises st nv NO 1868
N Street Garage 35s NJ st w o.. -. Of $3.50
National Auto TOO Co - s11s s Il i1 NV ss4s
No Washington st Garage Alex Va. Alex 27O7
Old Dominion serV Sta Cherrydale We ola 1878
PauI'S Auto Shop rear 1918 L ct w..,.ME $40
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Philip A TOlsOn 1901 NV ............NO 1914
Senator's Auto Wash SOC 2O4O Ga ave NV NO O5IA
Triple Service Sta S13 Fla Az NV. De 4039
Walter c Rynex 1914 31st st NV We 0088
Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 NJ nv MA 34l0
AUTO GLASS
8 E Auto Glass Shop 1908 &c. ~ 6543.W
West End Glass Shop 1868 L 1t NV. ST ISIS
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1929 Eye st uw......... st S727
WELDING
WeIdIt Inc SIS First ct nv.............ME 2AI6
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Japanese Envoy Talks
j Textile Cut With Hull

Following UP recommendations
Of the Cabinet textile committee,
the State Department has begun
negotiations to obtain a Japanese
agreement to restrict shipments of
cotton textiles to the Philippine
Islands. Secretary Cordell' Hull
has discussed broad outlines Of
the situation with japanese Am
bassador Hirosi Saito in working
out the agreement.
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Temperatures

Departures From Normal
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since Jan. /, 1935-320.
Excess of temperature since ALL
gust /, 1856.
Accumulated deficiency of pre-
c1pltation since Jan. /, 1935-3.18.
Deficiency Of precipitation since
August l, 1935-1.0O.
ToV1Nnara fuvo.
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie 3114 18th NV .........AO 1857
Alda's Beauty Salon 1888 Bladenb'g I'd ne IL 1926
AIIee's Beauty Salon 800 Ga av 800. 90 II47
Angln's Beauty ShoOppe 25l5 st NV. 500 1926
Ards Beauty Shop zoos IA St NV -. co I0367
Cosmetlque Beauty Shop 1851 Mt PIT nv CO 7I07
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV NE 1915
DahIgreR Beauty Shoppe 27l4 IL ne NO 1885
DonIphaR Beauty shop Doniphan By. :. Alex 1872
Esther's Beauty Salon B48 ne IL 1883
FIoresteIIe Beauty Salon sos q IL $3.50
Gabriel 1919 Conn Az NV .............MA 7I70
Irene Beauty ParIor 29O9 IA NV. co $3.50
Jacks HatrdressIng Salon no IA NV. .DI 5567
Joe PalaRO I34S Conn az. ...,..........M0 1884
Lillian Cramer Ills 18th 81 0235
Mrs. Olive r Johnson 24S5 Nichols az 90 IL 1863
0gilVie Sisters 1120 Conn av .......N MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty Shop. 1900 nv ME 054O
Ruth Vitale Beauty Salon 1905 Vt av NV ME- 1925
WOODBURY. Beauty Salon 1853 Col I'd :. co 8S59
cOLORED
AdeIe'S 1850 o NV . ......, NO 9474
81 Lao Beauty Salon 1911 L st NV ME 1850
Fleming Beauty Shoppe 1914 ct NV NO 6348
Helen's Beauty Salon 300 I'd w ME asa
MariOnnette Beauty Shop 1918 You NV NO ISIS
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HER QUICK THINKING
S0Ues Little Baby

WHEN 24-day-old son Of
Mrs. Edward McGrath (baby
in crib) was suffocating in
its New York home Mrs.
Cooper, a neighbor, applied
her lips to the child's and
forced breath into its tiny
lungs. An emergency crew
arrived with an inhalator,
but there was little for them
to do except to congratulate
Mrs. Cooper on her quick
wit. The rescuer is shown
with her own son, Jackie.
International Photo.
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Girl Dancer Loses
To Bull, Quits Rinq

MADRID, Aug. -Soledad
MiralleS, attractive brunette
dancer who decided to try bull
fighting as a profession, has
abandoned the idea. Two broken
ribs, suffered when she lost a
decision to the bull, changed her
mind.
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Arlington Schools
Will Open on Sept. 9

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, Aug. 27-Plans for opening
of Arlington county public schools
September 9, will be completed to-
night when the School Board
meets in the office of Superin-
tendent of Schools Fletcher Kemp.
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U.S.InIand WATERWAYS
Now EARNING Profits
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Uncle Sans inland waterways
experiment is out Of the red, Mai.
Gen. T. @. Ashburn, chairman Of
the operating commission, report
ed today.
The transition from red to
black, he reported, dates from a
reorganization early this year,
when overhead was reduced. In
addition, the inland waterways are
receiving surplus money from
operations. Hitherto, money was
doled out from it's reserve.
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President Approves
$855,942 for Works
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international News Service
In the rush to get the work re-
lief program under full sway.
President Roosevelt today ap'
proved allotments totaling $685.
942, for a dozen War Department
projects in nine States, and small
allotments to the WPA, the Com.
merce, Agriculture, Interior, and
Treasury Departments:
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REAL ESTATE
A c Houghton q Co 909 18th nv Of 1885
Cooper end trusts $50 18th nv MA 1882
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA I403
Corporation Construction Leans 1910 ct NV
Tyler Rutherford 1870 z ct nv MA 047S.S
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 28O5 Ca ave NV CO I727O
State LOaa C 1909 B I Az Mt Rainier DE S553
PAWN BROKERS
ROsslyn Loan Co RosslyH va.........W Wal $3.50
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CoaI-Ice-FueI

Delay Coal & leo Co 1900 II NV NO sO72
Eddie Bell Ice & Coal 1918 9Th NV . 20 5I49
Evans Ice Coal & Wood Co 1919 Q NV. NO 1888
Barnes 1927 4th st NV
RinaIdl Coal Co $40 R I Az ne.....,... NO 1900
n TrunReII JP 1245 9Srd NV. .........WE 2I2S
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Beverages 6 Liquors

A Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd NV. .AD $50
Ace Beverage Co 2442 Is NV .... AD 45s
AmbrOgls DeIIeatesSen IA & Ella Az NV. NO goa
CasteI Liquor Store 1859 You Ct nv NO 94I
Hyman's Liquor Shop S125 Mt Pleasant co 43c
Jaffe Liquor Store POI nW......OI IA
MuIheFln's Liquor Store II nw.....ME 937
Reid's Liquor Store 1859 q st NV -. NO S4I
Rhode Island Liquor Store 9l4 r AZ ne 20 253
8 Liquor Store 625 Pa Az Se....... II 972
Spanish Store 1886 18th NV .......DE I7s
steeIman's Liquor Store pas IA NV co GIG
True Blue Liquor Store 1888 wis Az nv WE I5l
York Wine & Liquor Store 1857 Ga Az CO 500
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
Automobile Dealers

Adams c Plymouth Used Carr
Addison Chew sales, Inc 1887 Irving NV. .AD Iii
BIIIhlmeP Palmer Ford Sales
Service Z Spencer hyattSVilIO Md....GR 20S7
erishtWOod Motor $500 Ga ave leg 53A3
Chesapeake Auto Co 1902 18th se........Ll 1873
CFump Garage, rear l34l U ct NV
Dixie Cab Association 653 N st nW......DE H40
Emerson Orme II & NJ nv .......,,.Ol 300
HandleY Motor Co $3.50 Ga avO-...,.....AD $3.50
Ideal Auto AuetiOneerS 81 Eye n0......ME sos
National Auto Sales 18th & SITS NV. 10 0527
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales q
Service 1880 Conn ave NV d 1900
L p Steuart Inc 1440 P NV
Pontiac Sales & Service ......s......DE 1900
Used Car DEPOT 1925 lI,,,,,,,,,,DE 48c3
Used Car Dept 1921 14...............DE 1879
Northeast Branch 141 IL ns..........AT $500
Odds Show Room 1401 14.............DE $500
OIdS ShoW Room $40 Fl ne............AT 6202
N Branch Steuart 141 II u1.....AT $500
StohIman Chevrolet 1907 NJ nw.........ME 1916
West End Motor Co 2s13 NJ NV. ........N0 1855
Wisconsin Motors 20 & NJ nw..........DE $40
AUTO TIRES
Central Tire Shop COL New Jersey ~ nv
CrIsmoRd Used Tires 1919 K ne
TyIers Tire Shop 1903 10th NV. 1870. NO 1881
washington Tire supply 1885 18th % At 22SS
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BuiIders-ContraetorS-
Materials

American House Cleaning Contractors me O446
o { Bayiiss BuiIdsrs L Cont sis King Asx 2s6
] a Collins Brick Plaster 807 T st NV 70 1924
B GruVeF S16 Investment bg ECZEMA 1887
Murphy Ames Lbr I'd Rosslyn Va. WE ISIS
Col RObt MOOg Wash Blvd Buchanan. Clar 2290
Ed n PellineR SOY Elm Az Takoma Park Md.
Rudolph & West 1882 N Az NV ma 587e
Harry wardmaH 1919 Z nv ........ Of $3.50
Southern Co Cleaning Bldg. Ext .......NA SsS4
MANTELs Z THING
Edwin Elicit 11Os 9th nw.........N MA 1871
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Moving 6 Storage

Ace VanpOratloR Co woodward big MA s3II
All'StatS Transfer Co local long dis. =. 81 5726
Jobs booked iaily-Phila-N Y-Boston
W TraaSfer Co 1912 W ct NV NO 1904
Davis TrahAler Co 1915 East Cap Ct u 1887
0oub'S Transfer. Storage 1900 Irving NV 40 7748
EaSIe Transfer Co 1873 q ct ne. 49,. NO 66A2
SomilllOn 1903 q ct nv De 256l
HAYWARD local-d moving 1887 81 NV WE 0648
kIrby's Moving Express 800 C ct 90 ~ 60A7.M
Preston Transfer IS Decatur st % De 5S8S
ROGERS Transfer 1853 st ns...........LI 9775
c SwoffOrd 1919 9Th nw..........DE 0I9O-J
ROgere Transfer 1913 svs.......ME s77S
Snowdsns Transfer 18th Fla sv nS. IL 1913
MOTOR FREIeHT
Herrell Transfer 43l Sth ct sw ....,. Of 7OsS
MOOre's Trucking SeV COS B AZ ne 20 1853
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Acc Gun Z LOeksmith Ills Eye st nv NE sssI
Edison Gun Z Key shop 904 18th NV
Emergency Auto Keys 706 Sth ct NV 81 7A7I
n FrseIand SOC D st NV 80. me 6IO0
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Radio-Refrieerators
Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Wesley Buchanan Inc 91S 18th NV ME- II43
RObt McKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg MA 1850
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ..... Of 9A06
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'Cleaners & Dyers ..
laundries-VaIetS ~

Berry Blake 1912 You Ct nW.,,,..DE 5I82
BOn-TOn Cleaners 3SO4 18th ns........NO 5557
Economy Laundry 1855 4th nw......DE 1857
Fishers Cleaners Dyers 2l27 18th uw NO 970S
Maynard's 2724 Georgia ave NV. ....... .AD 1905
18th st Cleaners & Oyers 2S19 IA NV co 8376
Nuvo Cleaners & Oyers 1928 IA NV -. CO 9522
ParkVleW Cleaners. Dysrs S215 18th NV. AD $3.50
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward Of MA 1888
LuWln Rug Cleaning Co 1925 7tb NV. NO $3.50
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244S 18th nv
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 409h King st Alex. Va.
BrlguglIo Shoe Repair 1923 Georgia AZ nv
Doyle's Valet Shop 926 You Ct NV
Grand c'traI Valet Shop 1342 N Az NV ME 6S03
knickerbocker Shoe Shop 1924 18th ct NV CO $751;
L Mascetti EXP Shoe Rep 3O01 Ca az AD 7649
Nick Errico Shoe Repair 1885 Pa AZ 60
NIck'S Quality Shoe Rep sOs Upshur NV AD S762
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Ga AZ
Shoe TroubIe7 See Nick 1924 12 ne De I67S.W
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Oil Burners
Professional Services

Or Francis Dentist 1924 18th 5000. NO $3.50
Or WIN 3 Rock us 9th NV ....N Ma 0IS2
Dr. Nelson (specialistl 404 7th ct nw Treatment
free One ek's medicine $1.0O
Or SCOTS Indian Med Co 1905 9Th nv 20 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond big MA O72A
PERSONALS
Parrish Evans Day Nursery Permit 5l2 IL 1855
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Schools & COLLEGES

BOyds School Of Sect 1888 F st nv MA 2sA2
Miss Floods KinderVarten 1929 Mass AZ nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 ct NV MA 1892
StanfIed Sect School TO l4th NV $500. OI 1888
Southeastern University 1885 ct nv. MA 82S0
WhitmorO Sect School 141O Ct NV ME 1851
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Specially Shops-Furriers

DuvaI Millinery 1928 18th ct NV. MA 844S
Doll Hospital 1101 18th nw............ME 27q2
New Way TaIlors 919 st ne. ........ IL 9493
Shirt Dress Hospital 1714 9th NV. ....P0 0S7I
FURRIERS
Joseph Rosendorf SIT 18th nv .. MA SSIS
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 1929 Conn ~ AD 0489
LEATHER GOODS
q W King 81 18th NV ... MA 4242
SPORTS SHOPS
COrrS Bicycle & Repairs 55S5 III ". ). GE ease
UNIFORMS
Capital Uniform Co 1908 l ct w........N Ma 1850
Cleaning. Remodeling. Repairing
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Observation-Disclosures
Papering
Caesar Short PIasterInV 6s2 Mass az nw Of 6O9l
Hooper & Klesner 929 Fl st ... MA 4736
Mcclellan & Co Inc. e23 U st NV NO 1888
Mahoney Wallpaper Co 1914 Pa Az 90 II 0559
Parsley Holt 4603 l4th NV. ..... GE 1851
Smith .724 Webster NV ...AO 7I08
R A Lewis 1929 LIST NV gen repairs. ME 1886
Louis TuOzzO 1924 18th NV
Paul Serene 1243 Penn st ne .....,..AT II73
Thomas Burch Gen Repairs 1882 Y ct NV 70 3465
WiggIngton George 1914 No Car az 60 At 49Ae
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Drug Stores
Evening star., 1935-01-11
Engineers Held Jeopardised
Bv Local False Economies
Necessary Work Cheated
by Political Tactics,
Says Seabury.
Federal Agencies Not
Blamed for Acute
Situation.

Fear that the salary standards and
morale of the entire engineering pro-
fession are being broken down by To-
cal relief politics and false economies
is felt by George r. Seabury, secretary
of the American Society of Civil En-
gineers, visiting Washington for the
annual meeting of the American En-
gineering Council.
Most members of the engineering
profession are employees and as such
they are at the mercy of employers
who are unfamiliar to a degree with
the standards of engineering work, "
Mr.. Seabury explained. When the
depression began industries started
laying off their research engineers,
particularly mechanical and electrical.
Then a more serious development
came in the tax complex, which af-
fected so many candidates and newly
elected municipal and State officials.
They promised tax reductions or
economies of one kind and another
and when it came time to effect their
promises they chopped of their To-
cal engineers first They stopped ex-
panding their water and sanitation
facilities. stopped building streets and
roads, right in the middle Of jobs.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
O'CONNOR TO HEAD
RULES COMMITTEE
'Tammany Man and Warm
New Dealer Is Given
Powerful Post.
H. the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
REPRESENTATIVE John ]. O'Connor,
Democrat from New York City, VIII
head the powerful Rules Committee
Of the House in this Congress.
O'Connor, prominent Tammany
man was chosen for the chairman
ship yesterday in Democratic caucus
which selected the majority's member
ship of as committees He was run
ner-up to Bankhead of Alabama in
the fight for the House leadership.
He has voted for every adminiStra-
tive proposition since last Congress.
But one plum-a Craftsmanship, a
bigger Office and extra help-went to
a Democrat who was not so regular.
Hoeppel of California was named to
head the War Claims Committee. He
was recorded as voting against more
administration proposals in the last
Congress than any other Democrat
Second Termers Named.
A number of other members who,
like Hoeppel. had been in Congress
only one term before this one, got
chairmanships because the original
ranking members were defeated or
died. The second termers named
were:
Golden of California, Disposition OF
Useless Executive Papers; Dear OF
Louisiana, Election No. l; Rogers OF
Oklahoma. Indian Affairs; White Of
Idaho, Irrigation and Reclamation;
Cannon of Wisconsin, Revision OF the
Laws.
Golden took the job at which other
members poked so much fun, but ne
Immediately started drive to change
the committee name to the more dig
niied Archives"
A Maine first -termer. Hamlin, won
the craftsmanship Of the Memorial
Committee. The other new chalrmen
were: Larrabee of Indiana. Census;
Ramspeck of Georgia Civil Service:
Kennedy of Maryland, Claims; Pal
misano of Maryland. Education;
Fletcher of Ohio, Election OF the
President, Vice President and Repre-
sentatives in Congress.
Row Thwarts Berlin.
Sitting members who were chairmen
OF COInmlUIecS ldSI SOIlslCoS NO'S ~
named in every instance, but Penn
svlvania intra State row deprived their
candidate-Berlin-of his place on
the Rules Committee, which decides
which bills shall be brought before
the House.
The new members put on the Rules
Committee were Dies of Texas. Harlan
of Ohio and Lewis of Colorado.
In their committee assignments the
Democrats also gave places to the
seven progressives and three Farm
Laborites, but followed to the enc
their ratio of three Democrats to one
minority party member, with three
exceptions-Rules, Appropriations anc
Interstate Commerce. Those exceptions
were granted at the insistence of Re-
publicans. who objected to taking those
away from c. o. P. men still in Con-
gress.
Evening star., 1935-01-11

Many of them then turned to
Federal relief or public works agencies
for funds to continue such projects
and either hired new engineers on a
political basis or re-hired the old ones
at bare subsistence wages available
under relief scales.
This condition is not the fault of
the Federal agencies nor the fault of
any single political party; rather it is
to the discredit of State and city
political office-holders. who are too
selfish or short-Sighted to realize they
are jeopardizing a most essential pro-
feSsion."
Evening star., 1935-01-11
EVANGELIST TO SPEAK
"The Man God Forgot" Is Topic
of Address Tonight.

ff.-M. S. Richards. radio evangelist.
will speak tonight in the Seventh-Day
Adventist Church of Takoma Park on
1.-THE Man God Forgot" at 8:45 o'clock.
He will speak again tomorrow at 10:45
am. at washington Missionary Col
lege, on Cleaning Out the Wells"
Mrs. Richards has recently attended
large evangelistic conventions in st.
Louis and Philadelphia. For the last
several years he has broadcast over
several stations in Southern Cali
f0rnia
Evening star., 1935-01-11

ing carefully at the assembled solons
in the we'll below.
Finally she went to the main floor
and whispered to an attendant:
Can you tell me which one of them
is Senator Borah?"
She was informed she should 60 tc
Washington.
Evening star., 1935-01-11

woman she would receive Royce's rich
oil land when he died.
The aged farmer, who told officers
he was a cook for the Dalton gang
and a friend Of Jesse and Frank James,
Missouri outlaws. was armed with a
pistol when arrested, but made no at
tempt to use 1t. He has spent much
time on his farm hunting treasure,
which he says was buried there by
Frank James.
Sons Lead to Discovery.
The body Of Mrs. Royce was found
In the hen house after two sons, Roy
and Loise, both of Oklahoma City,
called to see their mother Tuesday.
She was believed slain last Friday
night.
Royce, they said, evaded questions,
telling them their mother had gone
away with q Dutchman who promised
to pay her 81 a day and board to cook
for him In Mexico"
The boys called Undepsheriff Harp,
who launched search resulting in
discovery Of the body.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
WOMAN SEEKS BORAH
IN IDAHO LEGISLATURE
Attendant at State House Tells
Inquirer She Would Have to
Go to Washington.

BY the Associated Press.
BOISE. Idaho, January 11-A
middle-aged woman came to the Idaho
State House yesterday to find Senator
William E. Borah
She knew him only by his picture.
She walked around the semi-circle
of the Senate chamber gallery, peer
Evening star., 1935-01-11
AK MURDER LAID
T03|N OKLAHOMA
"UncIe Billy" Royce, Friend
of EarIy-Day Outlaws, Said
to Have Confessed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANADARKO. Okla. January IL
William Uncle Billy" Royce, who
boasted of his association with early
day outlaws, was held along with two
other persons today in the ax-slaying
of Mrs. Leta Ethel Royce, whom the
74-year-old man married two months
ago.
Haskell B. Pugh, assistant Caddo
County attorney, said Royce, his
former wife, Mrs. Carrie Royce, and
her son-in-law, Reed Norris, 27, would
be charged jointly with first degree
murder.
The hacked body of the 45-year-old
bride, mother of seven children by a
previous marriage, was found yester-
day in shallow grave in a hen house
on the Royce farm, which is located
in the center of the cement oil pool.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
Sons Lead to Discovery,
Water Supply Found.

Discovery of an underground supply
OF water, gushing about 1000, 1000 gal
Ions q day, will relieve the deficiency
Of water in the island Of Cyprus.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
SECRETARY is H0N0RED
Luncheon Welcomes w. e. Givens

to Education Association Post.
Willard e. Givens, new secretary Of
the National Education Association,
was welcomed today. with luncheon
held by the headquarters staff Of the
association in the Mayhower Hotel.
He succeeds j. w. Crabtree, who Is
retiring after 18 years service.
Mr.. Givens comes from Oakland,
Calf. where he was superintendent
of schools for seven years.
Evening star., 1935-01-11
Confession Is Reported.

Royce who was arrested after officers
found blood-stained ak on the farm,
was reported by Deputy Sheriff c. c.
Ruff to have confessed participation
in the Staying, and to have implicated
the others.
A copy of an alleged pre-nuptials
contract between Royce and his second
wife was sought today by officers.
Undersheriff Joe Harp said he under
stood the contract assured the slain
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
HORSE SHOW
DATECHANGED

CHEVY CHASE, Md, Aug. 26.
The annual Chevy Chase horse
show will be held on the Riding
and Hunt Club show grounds in
Rock Creek Park, September 7, it
was announced today by Arthur
A. Allen, chairman of the show
committee.
This show, originally scheduled
to be held in october, was moved
up to the new date to fill a va
cancy on the local horse show
schedule caused by postponement
of the Fairfax (Va) horse and
pony show.
Sterling silver trophies will be
awarded to winners of the follow
ing classes: Open hunters, open
jumpers, and various saddle
classes. An additional silver
trophy will be presented to the
champion horse of the show. The
complete program will be an
nounced in a few days, Chairman
Allen said.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
TAX RISE LAID
T0DEM0CRATS

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 26.-
The so cent increase in the tax
rate in Montgomery county for
the coming year is needed to pay
interest on the indebtedness in
Cured by the former Democratic
administration, Ira C. Whitacre,
clerk to the county commission
ers declared here today.
In reply to charges leveled at
the Fusionist party last week by
Senator Stedman Prescott, Demo
crat, in which he scored it for
raising the county tax rate and
failing to reduce the county's ad-
ministration expenses, Mr.. Whit
acre pointed out if the present
Fusionist controlled board of
commissioners had not refunded
several hundred thousand dollars
in county bonds at a much re-
duced rate of interest the tax rate
would have been more than 81
per 500 assessment.
The county'S bonded indebted
ness is nearly ten million dollars,
all incurred by the former Demo
cratic administration, Mr.. Whit
acre declared.