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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
Macedonia Baptist

The ninth anniversary of the
church school and annual program
will be celebrated. Sunday. Oct.
20. at King Solomon Church.
Rev Brown. of Atlanta. Georgia.
Is still visiting with the church,
helping to put over the soul-stir-
ring programs and discourses.
Tho Senior Choir rendered their
usual second Sunday program. be-
ing ably assisted by the Shiloh
Baptist's senior choir and chorus
A cordial invitation Is extended
to all to attend services at King
Solomon Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
BUS TRANSPORTATION FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN SOUGHT

has inquired of Superintendent o.
l.. limerick. Of Leesburg. Va as to
the transportation facilities fur
nished the colored children.
The information which comes 10
the y. A. a. e. L. is that the chill
dren at Bluemont have been de-
prived of any schooling whatso-
ever, because the county has fail
ed To furnish transportation fol
them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19

New York Colored citizens OF
Loudoun County. Va. are seeking
bus transportation for colored
children AZ Bluemont. Va. so that
they can attend the school at
Round Hill. and have asked the
assistance OF the National Asso-
citation for the Advancemnt OF
Colored People. The n. A. A. c. p.
which is carrying on campaign
against unequal school facilities,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
King Solomon
B aptist Church

Last Sunday was observed as
Senior Choir Day" The choir's
first anniversary was celebrated
and many attended.
The morning services were in
spring and many visitors were
present Among the out-of-towners
were Mrs. Aller. wife of Rev. Aller
of Cleveland. Ohio.
The Women's Social League
meets every Wednesday evening
at o'clock. The membership drive
Is still on.
Everybody Is always welcome at
this church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
P l'y m O nth
Congregational

Rev Harold NJ Kingsley. OF
Chicago. will be the speaker al
Plymouth congregational Church
Sunday morning. Oct. 20. Special
music will be rendered by the
choir. assisted by other local tai
ent. Holy Communion will be adj
ministered.
The guest speaker for Sunday,
Oct. q. will be Rev Charles Hill,
pastor of Hartford Avenue Bap-
fist Church.
The public Is cordially invited
To worship at the church on these
occasions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
City u s h er
Board Union

The City Usher Board Union met
at st. James Baptist Church. last
Sunday. Oct. l3 AT roll call, there
We're 156 present
New Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
received the financial banner;
New Bethel and Olivet ushers ty-
ing for the membership banner.
The nexa meeting will be at
Shiloh Baptist Church. on Ben
ton. nera st. Antoine. Sunday.
Oct. %. The public Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19

that we may coDsumate the work
so ably begun by our fallen broth
er.
And be IL therefore resolved
that copy of these resolutions be
spread on our records and one
placed in the hands OF his below
ed widow"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
Lucy Thurman Branch

More than 90 members OF the
Y. w. c. A. board OF directors,
branch committees of management
and staff joined in paying tribute
TO Mrs. Erie Layton Gates. at a
testimonial luncheon on Monday
marking the tenth anniversary OF
her service to the Association az
general secretary. The affair was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
Metropolitan Baptist

Sunday morning. Pastor A. c.
Williams will preach from the
theme. Prayer In A Day Like
This" His senior choir will rem
der music, under the direction of
Mrs. EstelI Andrews. accompanied
by Mrs. A. C.. Williams.
Sunday night. the pastor will
preach from the subject, ANY
how All are invited to attend ser
vices at Metropolitan Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICE

We do not incorporate In club
news and other social items. cards
Of thanks ~ cards of thanks are
forms OF advertisement which
nust be paid for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19
St. James c. M. E.
Church

Services last Sunday morning
were largely attended and a stir
ring sermon was delivered by Pas
tor w. j. G.. McLin
Among the visitors present were
Matte Adams. annual conference
supervisor OF young people: Make
Cragg. former president OF annual
conference missionary society: and
MIR and Mrs. Ed Parker.
Sunday morning. Oct. 20. the pas
tor will preach on the theme. AT
Ease" Everybody Ii invited to
hear this message.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19

HE hath showed thee, o man
what Is good; and what doeth
the Lord require Of thee, but TO
do Justly, and to love mercy,
and TO walk humbly with thy
G0d!- Micah. Gas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19

1t Is constant advertising
that brings results Telephone
CLIFFORD 1924
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-19

1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
Loughran derroto al ~corpulento Impelstiere
Triunfo de Tony Cancela

Filadelfia, JUNO 21.-Por la
vez en- dos amos, Tom
my Loughran, ell 'lfantasma'
del ring, hizo ell papel de D2-
vid frente al Goliath Ray Impe-
lletiere, en- diez asaltos, y lie de-
rrot6 por considerable margen.
Y lie venci6 por la "futa du-
ra' porque Impelletiere lie derri
b6 a la Iona, en- ell cuarto asal-
to, con un terrible derechazo, su
friendo la cuenta de nueve. Di0
Loughran una estupenda demos
TRACTION de habilidad, de desire
"a, como en- los dfas en- q. era Ell
"iamo" de la categoria de las
IT'S libras.
Su veloz mano izquierda y sus
de dereoha lie dieron la
unanime decision de los jueces
y ell arbitro Spuds Murply. Pc
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

]iMama esta muerta!-ex-
lclam6 Marta, levantandose del
Isuelo, donde estaba arrodillada
Fiel a su traditional hipocre-
Isfa, Candida, queriendo llorar,
sin conseguir que las lagrimas
~asomaran a sus oios, tendi6 los
brszos a la nina, exclamando
- Hija mia!
Retrocedi6 Martha en- vez
de arrojarse en- los brazds que
Sc lie tendian, miro a Candida
de arriba a bajo, y dijo energl-
'camente:
i listed no es mi padre!
Qued6se 81 mudo de aSomoro
al escudnar eStas palabras, SON.
rio imperceptiblemerite ell Gu
ra, y ell medico, que, como sabe-
mos, estaba al tanto de TODD,
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

Isaba Ell gigantic sc libras mas
Ique su antagonists.
Lougihran busca ahora un
"bout" con Jimmy Braddock, so
bre Ell que ostenta una victoria.
Antonio CanceDa, de Tampa,
I1errot6 por fallo de los jueces,
luago de probar gu mayor ell
lciencia, a Eddie H~orghton, de
Fil2delfia. Tenia ell primero un
peso de 1872 libras y Ell segundo
de 1872.
Leroy Haynes, ell negro de
Los Angeles, Se abri6 canine
para una decision, a diez asal-
.tos, sobre Ell negro Desconocido
Winston, de Hartford, Connec-
ticut.
Haynes peg6 a su gusto; pc
70 no pudo derrlbar a su adver-
sario.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
DEPORTES
LEVANTADA LA SUSPEN-
SION DEL GRECO LON
DOS

New York, JUNO 21.-La CO.
mission atletica del Estado mott
fic6 aver al empresario de lu-
dhas Jack Curley, que acord6
levantar la suspension que ha-
bfa impuesto a Jim Londos, ell
campe6n del mundo. Curley que
da ahora en- libertad de acci6n
para concertar un match entire
ell griego y ell indio Chief Little
Wolf, de la Vegas, Nuevo Ne
jico, para julio 8.
Dict6 una suspension contra
Londos, por rehusar un bout
con Wolf, en- Los Angeles, ha
ce algunos meses, la commission
alletica de California. LA de
New York respaldo csc bando.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
CONGRESS-
NAL DE AJEDREZ

Chicago, JEnio 21.-Maurice
S. Kuhns, pfesidente de la Fe-
deracion Nacional de Ajedrez,
discuti6 aver los planes para
mandar una representation al
conEseso de la Federation IN
ternacional de Ajedrez, que Sc
efectuara en- Varsovia en- las
dos 1ltimas semanas del mes de
agosto.
Esperase que Estados Uni
dos defienda ell caegsnatO ga
nado en- Praga y ,es6 Lido dos
amos mas tarde En- Folkestone,
Irero ell Iproblema de costear ell
viaje no ha sido todavh,. resuel-
ito. Kuhns dice que 81 un conf
tie especial, del cual Harold M.
Phillips es presidente, consigue
levantar les fondos necesarios
para enviar la delegation, la Fe
deraci6n lie dara su visto buenC
o asentimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
.iMuerta!

En- efecto: la marquesa ha-
'bfa muerto de sdbito, sin ester
tor, sin agonia, como mueren
los enfermos del coraz6n.
En- sus labies qued6 ~estereo-
.tipada la dulce sonrisa que hi
20 asomar a ellos el lltimo beSo
de su hija.
El critic de Marta, fue dido
.por Candida, ell cura Y ell doc
tor, que aguardaban en- la estan
cia contigua. Y los tres Sc pre-
cipitaron en- la acoba.
i Muerta !-repiti6 el me-
dico, despues de haberla reeo-
nocido.
FL padre Cerrada incline la
cabeza Y murmur6 entire diem
ties una oraci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

jor lie parezcs.
! Candida lie volvi6 la esoal-
"a como enojado por tantas
preguntas %relativas a una cosa
que no lie importaba.
Fl cur sonri6 disimulada-
mehte y orden6 a la donceua
que -leyase la nina al colegio en-
o2nso e. f5ra,ro saliese de: pa
Marta. puss, permaneci6 Jun
a : m Dire hasta ell dltimo
2men,o, admirando a .9dcs
~oa Y formalidad y su energ a.
NJ IN 10 instante Sc m-yi6
oe Ia camara m~ortuoria.
Quisieron sacarla de ALI y
e'la Sc cpuso, diciendo con gra-
'edad y firmeza:
-iiDeiadme iuuto a mi ma,
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

no obrando siempre con la hi
p6crita astucia, disfrazada de
prudencia, que lie era prdpia, e
padre Cerrada habia dicho a
Candida:
Me parece que 10 meior Sc.
Ira que la nina vuelva a 81 CO.
Ilegio.
-Bueno,-roSpordi6 81, enco
Igi6ndose de hombr3s.
-Pero, al mismo tien--o me
p3rece muy natural que este
junto al cadaver &c 81 mgsre
mientras este permanezca en-
la casa.
-Bien...
-iOpina listed que ordene-
mos que la lleven al cola.io d9-
rante ell entierro?
-Disponga listed 10 que no
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
REGATAS EN- PASS-A-GRI-
LIE PARA Ell A DE JULIO

Para feSteiar La etemerides
~patri6tica del A de Julio Sc efec
tuaran unas regatas en- Pass-a-
Grille.
Hasta ell presente aparecen
Iinscriptos 81 botes de diferentes
tam9iios,
En- ell programa preparado
figuran regatas de tinas y botes
de differences clases.
Sc han hecho inscripciones
.por los clubs de ST. Petersburg
Dunedin, Sarasota y Clearwa-
ter.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
Nodciias de Base Ball
LIGA NACIONAL

FL Cincinnati derroto en- ell
jue2o al Brooklyn, pero
le vencieron en- ell segundo. Der
ringer recibi6 credito en- ell pri-
nero y Vance en- ell segundo.
Alfonso Lopez peg6 TN clio
te" Ell ocho veces al bate.
Cincinnati &c, 14a, 2e.
Brooklyn 1c, 3h, 2e.
Cincinnati lie, Oh, 2e.
Brooklyn 7c, 1Oh, De.
Los Gigantes rechazaron a.
yer ell avance de los Piratas con
Parmelee y Smith de pitcher,
pegando "ionrones' Terry y
Moore,
Pittsburg &c, 4h, 2e.
New York &c Oh. De.
I'm cu9drangular de Collins
do ell triunfo a los Cardenales
sobre ell Filadelfia. Dizzy Dean
alcanz6 su decima victoria.
st. Luis &c, 15h, De.
Filadelfia 1c, 5h. De.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
PELEARA
CON MICKEY WALKER

Habana, JUNO 21.-El direc
tor del pdgil vasco Isidor2 Gaz-
tanaga, ell frances Andre Du-
pre-, do anoche la noticia de
que su representado Sc batira a
10 asaltos, con Mickey Walker,
ell excamre6n del lGeso medic, el
dia Z de julio, Sc efeutuara ell
.combate en- horas de la tarde y
en- la pista del hip6dromo Orien
|tal Park, situado en- M3rianao.
Una garantfa de $4,000 Sc ha
'ofrecido a Walker. que arriba-
"a ell dfa 20,
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

N. York, JUNO 21.-La Srta.
Walsh, de GleveAyand/ rel
ma de las cong -ncias de pista,
que pasara ell verano en- Polo
MIA, a su llegada a esta ciud2d
neg6, muy indignada, que hu-
biese vuelto la eslpalda a un
"match" con la Srta. Helen
Stephens, de Fulton, Mo, la sen
|saci6n de San Luis.
Explic6 Miss w 9.h cue los
~exame9es en- Ia academia de
Notre Dame, en- Cleveland, en-
la que estudia, lie impidieron a.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
INTERDIC1O TEMPORAL
COMA Ell LECFERO Ro-
DRIGUEZ

La corporation Amco Feed
Stores, Inc, solicit6 aver I'm in
terdicto tenn oral, en- la Corte
DEF Circuito, prohibiendo a Lu-
.ciano Rodriguez, dueno de una
vi.querfa, ell vender a Hendry
Plourde 70 vacas, 60 terneros Y
3 torres. FL juez Sander conce-
do ell interdicto y dentro de pc
cos dias sc verificara un juicio.
Demanda la Amco como AGREE
dora del Rodriguez, que lie debe
$500.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
JO&E LUIS DESCANSO
AVER

Pompton Lakes, n. j., JUNO
21.-Descans6 aver en- sus ejer-
cicios para lbatirse Ell venidero
martes con ell italiano Primo
Carnefa, Ell negro Jose Luis, de
Detroit.
Charlie Friedman, que tuvc
~ tie principal en- Ell viaje de
Camera a los iEstados Unidos
Ivisit6 ell campamento y dUrants
una bora plate@con Ell negro.
Dfcese que Friedman aconse.
lis a Luis sobre ell mejor medic
para veneer al e~xcampe6n.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
N X CON Nc
GEE Y MATTE BROWN

Owasco Lake, N. Y, JUNO
21.-El gigantic Primo Carne-
ra impresion6 aver a las Iperso-
mas que asistieron a sus ejerci-
clos, boxeand9 de manera ma
gistral con Matte Brown y Will
lie MCGEE.
Carnera sc quedara aqul has
ia ell domingo, cuando compile
tara su e~ntrenamiento para ell
match a Is asaltos con ell negro
Jose Luis, que Sc efectuara ell
venidero martes por la noohe.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
Folletin No. POT
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

mio!... iVirgen mia!... TIL, que
tambien fuiste madre... ivela
por mi hija!... iSalva su mo-
cencia L.. iHija de mi coraz6n
LA augusta me anoga!...
-fMama!-la interrumpi6
Marta, abr9zandola.+ Tran
quilizate l.. mo llores! l.. TIE
promote ser siempre buena... ~
Dios me amparara!
Retuvola Elvira abrazada y
murmur6 bajo, muy bajo, con
voz muy debil:
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
La Srta. Walsh alega que los examenes
la impidieron competir

ceptar Ia fecha aunciada.
"Asi 10 notifique al DR.. Nor
man F. Rataert, p~residente del
Club A. de st. Luis, retirando
mi inscription. Lo hice con
riempo s~dficiente para que ell
p1blico fuese enterado; per-
ellos m@antuvl on la jpublicit
did, con mi Aombre, hasta e
momento final.
La mrchadha Sc propone to.
mar un curse de educacion Ell
ell Institute Central DE Varso.
via.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

i Piensa en- MIL. No me
olvides!.,. GRuega por mi al
NAL.
Su voz apagabase POGO a po-
co.
-iTe amare siempre!-ex-
cSam6 la nina, besandola apasio
nad2mente en- los labios.
Ella sonri6 y qued6se silen-
ciosa e inmovil.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

Alarmada por aquel silencio
Y aQuella inmovilidad, Marta
la llam6, diciendo:
i Mama!... Mamita!..
All yer que no lie contestant,
Sc inclin6 sobre ella y grit6, ca
yendo de rodillas:
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
DE SEGU

RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men,
suales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

LIGA AMERICANA.
Allen dejo a Ice Tigres en-
hits" y los Yankees cbtuvIG
5tro triunfo. Sullivan cargkOS
Ia derrota.
New York &c, IN. De.
Detroit &c 2h, 1e: 81
Atacaron los fffaeG-aaes
'vo y vencieron aSlos 81 res,
|por 8 carreras contraw Sc sfe
andt6 Farder la victoria y la
,perdida a Whitehill.
Shingtcn &c, IAN, Ia
Cleveland So 14h, lie. N
Ganaron los At.5ticos 'sn ell
primer desaffo, con los Medals
iBlancas, y p~erdieron ell segundo
Jimmy Fox degcar26 n 120
Icuadrangular.
Filadelfia DC, 81, lie.
Chicago Sc, III, De.
Filadelfi3 1c, 8h, De.
Chicago 2c~ i In, De.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
f v { R D EER
KILLED IN \. !.

ALBANY-Fewer deer were
slain during the season just
closed than last year, according to
a report by Commissioner Lithgow
Osborne.
The figures were 1880 this year
and 8,444 a year ago, a drop of
564. The total exceeded the kill
in 1881 and 1882, indicating to
officials that there is no decrease
in the number of deer.
This years increases we're con-
fined to eight of the % counties
having an open season.
The largest decrease was in the
Adirondacks, Commissioner Os-
borne said. A drop Of only 80
was reported from the Catskill
region. The Commissioner said:
The 1888 season was unusually
favorable for the hunter. This
year was only an average one.
Last fall the cold came early,
the foliage disappeared in a
hurry because of the cold and
there was early snow. All of this
was unduly favorable to the
hunter and gave him a great
advantage. This year the weather
was mild and the leaves remained
until about the last 10 days of
the season, when it grew slightly
colder-just an average year in
sofar as the hunters are cor
cerned."
Although 1872 fewer deer were
killed in Hamilton county, that
county remained the banner one
for the hunter, with 1,421 deer
killed this season. In st. Law.
renee county 1000 deer were
shot. Sullivan county led the
CatSkill section with SIG,
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
Senator Guffev
Honor Guest

The Postmaster General and
Mrs. James A. Farley will attend
the reception to be given this
afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock at
the Mayflower by the Pennsyl.
van1a State Democratic Com.
m1ttee in honor of Senator .Jo.
Seph F. Guffey.
Receiving with Senator Guffev
will be his sisters, Mrs. Carroll
Miller, Miss Ida Guffey and
Miss Pauletta Guffey.
Among the guests will be Mrs
George H. Earle, wife Of the
GoVernor-elect Of Pennsylvania:
Miss Nellie Tayloe Ross. Mrs
Benton Mcmillan, Mrs. David L,
Lawrence, wife Of the chairman
Of the Pennsylvania State Dem.
ocratic Committee; Mrs. joseph
P. Tumulty, Miss Marguerite
Leland, Mrs. Malvina Schneider
Mrs. Charles H. Hamlin, Mrs,
M. L. Benedum, Of Pittsburgh:
Mrs. James H. Wolfe, Mrs J.
Wood CLARK. Mrs. John B.
K ely, Of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Chester Rhodes, Mrs. Thomas
A. Logue, Mrs. Thomas
Kennedy, Mrs. Clinton B. Ellen
berger, Mrs. Warren van Dyke
and Mrs. June Fickel.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
WONEN'S CLUBS.
WILL MEET

Officers of Southern Maryland
Women's Democratic Clubs will
meet at Mt. Rainier January 13
to plan their years activities.
Mrs. Frances McFadden, South
ern Maryland chairman of the
United Democratic Women's
Clubs, announced.
Results will be reported to the
executive board of the State
organization, at a meeting at
Baltimore, January II.
Mrs. MeFadden declared the
meeting is being called to unite
the activities Of the clubs through
out five counties, where many
local clubs were formed shortly
before the November election. To
maintain club organizations and
interest in party affiliations, a
complete program providing for
monthly meetings is to be studied.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
80 TEMPORARY
CLERKS STAY

Al but so of the 344 "tem.
porary'' jobs in the Public Debt
and Accounting Divisions Of the
Treasury Department, from which
temporary status Civil Service
workers were dismissed as of
December 81, last, have been re-
filled by Civil Service workers
named under the apportionment
law, 1t was learned today.
The SO who remain are en-
ployed in the Accounting Division,
and will continue for possibly
so days longer. This is neceSSi-
tated, Treasury officials state,
because the nature Of the work
being done requires considerable
training, and it is estimated that
it will be about two months
before new workers are sufficiently
experienced to supplant the
temporary" people.
The dismissed workers were
hired about q year ago on assign.
mentS which we're only expected
to last two months. When the
work stretched into a years dura-
tion, the Civil Service Commission
ruled that these employees, who
for the most part were District If
Columbia. Maryland and Virginia
residents, should step aside in Or
der that the apportionment laws
requirements might be met.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
Board Ready
For Road Program

Members Of the board Of Mont
gomery county commissioners to-
day prepared to take over the
maintenance Of the county road
system, following an announce.
ment made late yesterday by Gov.
Albert C. Ritchie that no State
funds will be allotted them until
their overdraft Of approximately
5000, 900 is refunded to the State.
AS the commissioners have very
little cash at their disposal for
road maintenance or construc-
ton, and also are short Of equip
ment, their plan is to use EVA
labor and borrow some additional
equipment from the State roads
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
SWeetheart's Plea
For Convict Fails

BOSTON, Jan. 3 Q.N.SO.-The
transcontinental journey of Miss
Dora Millicent Miles, of Los An.
geles, and her pleas before the
State prison board for clemency
for her sweetheart. George F..
Gilbert, ended in failure yester.
day. Gov. Joseph B. Ely, declin-
ing to make public a confidential
report of the pardon board on
Gilbert's case, said he was taking
no action in the matter.
Gilbert, alleged kidnaper, fled
Norfolk prison colony and was
returned to this State from Cali.
fornia. He has wife and four
children here.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
$4,000 FOR POOL

PoNCA CITY, Okla. UN.SO.
How would you like to put out
sos 900 for a swimming pool and
then never so much as dip a toe
in the water? That's what Lew
wentz, oil millionaire, did. He
donated the pool to the city, but
has never been in it himself.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
Ny FaUorite Chinese
Restaurant

THE WUN KOW RESTAUR-
ANT, 815 18TH ST, Washing
tons own Cantonese Native Style
dining place, announces a 1885
policy Of serving only the most
select and finest of foods. Their
Native Style $1.00 Dinners have
always been the talk O. the town
and the management tells me
they're going to be even better
this year. How the SOC chow
mein dinners could be improved
upon is beyond me, but if it's
possible THE WUN KOW will
make them so. Drop in for
lunch, dinner or a midnight
feast,
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
Extra! Extra! Sale Of
Dresses!

Better make a grab for these be-
fore your best friend does, be.
cause FLOYD WILLIAMS, 9Th
floor at 14O6 G ST, is clearing
all his better dresses and there
are only one of a kind, you know.
You simply cannot afford to
miss this first outstanding
mark-down. I shan't exhuber.
ate about the quality and style
of FLOYD WILLIAMS hand
picked" frocks, you'll Just have
"to see, to appreciate" but
they're all lovely and marked to
clear 1895 and $14.50. Room
has to be made for spring mer.
chandise, so that is the reason
for this unusual slash in price.
And all hats, formerly priced
$3.50, have been reduced to $3.50.
So dash in Friday or Saturday.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
.FillingStatiOnFight
May Be Appealed

DANVILLE, Va, Jan. 3 Spe'
ciaD Peter S. Ford, whose gaso-
line filling station, built at a cost
of $4,000, still stands useless be
cause the city declines to cut
driveways leading into it, has Of
fered to finance an appeal of the
city building ordinance to the
Supreme Court. He won a hollow
victory in local courts and wants
to see the ordinance tested. The
city claims he built the filling sta
ton without applying for a per-
NIT in the usual way.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
Washington's StOanky Night
Spot

If you've never wined, dined or
danced at the CLUB HABANA
you just "ain't seen noVhin' yet
and you've missed a treat, for
their fine cuisine supplemented
by the bright, tropical atmos-
phere of this Latin-American
meter, and the brilliant music
of Moe Baer and his band, make
for a perfect evening. Their din
ners are getting more popular
each Week-and do you know
about the Saturday luncheon
dances CLUB HABANA is featur-
ing? These are really an inno-
vation. Think Of basking in the
atmosphere Of this delightful
spot, dancing to the strains Of
an excellent orchestra, listening
to the gentle grooming Of CLUB
HABANA'S songStreSS . and en-
joying a delicious luncheon from
Csc up. Make it a point to go for
luncheon next Saturday. I'll see
VOL there.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
In Appreciation!

Mr.. Bert Olmsted, of THE OLM-
STED GRILL, 1886 G ST, has
asked me to print a message to
you of his appreciation for your
marvellous patronage and sup
port of THE GRILL. 1884 was
a great year and with a page to
begin anew every effort will be
put forth to serve you with the
same high quality food, prepared
in the finest manner possible
and brought to you with the same
excellent service and courtesy for
which THE OLMSTED GRILL
is so justly famous. Whether
you dine at OLMSTED'S for
lunch or dinner you will always
be sure to find the choicest Sc
lection and the most varied
menus.