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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-02-21
NOTICE
Political Mass Meeting

The King County Colored Demo-
cratic Club invites the public to
hear candidates for the city Coun-
Gil and Port Commission speak at
a mass meeting 2:S0 p. m. Sunday,
February q, at Greyerbiehl's Hall,
2715 Jackson st. Free refresh
ments.- Arthur williams, presi-
dent; Arthur Head, secretary.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-02-21
ALFRED ROCHESTER
Candidate. CITY Council

Born IN Seattle 80 years ago.
Attended Seattle public schools.
Overseas war veteran. Married to
Marguerite Reynolds. One son 8
months old. Fourteen years fla
ancIal and business experience.
Now publisher and editor Of The
seattIeite.s monthly magazine.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-02-21
MAID WANTED

WANTED at once colored maid
Tor general homework $50 per
month. Write Or phone Norway
Rooms. 1907 " Front ST.. Pors
Angeles. wash.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-02-21

Sergeant W. H. Hipahur UNDER
went ar operation at the Swedish
Hospital Wednesday and is report
ed doing nicely.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-02-21
NOTICE
Political Mass Meeting

The public is invited to hear
candidates for city Council and
Port Commission speak at mass
meeting at p. m. Sunday, Feb
ruary "a, at Chandler Hall, 1916
23rd Avenue. Auspices of Color
ed United Democratic Club.-P. S,
Barnett, president; John E. Prim,
secretary.
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Delicious Plate Lunch 25e 81
sfydaY s. Hfs. Al Smiths Cafe
Io6. - Ave. n
Evening star., 1935-01-29
PARENTS AWAITING
WORD OF ELOPERS
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke Still
Without Information as
to Daughters.

Mr.. and Mrs Howard de Walden
Cooke of Chevy Chase. Md. waited
in vain today for word from their
daughters, Jane and Anna. who are
believed to be in Florida following 20
year-old James elopement Friday with
the family chauffeur, George Scar
lette, 81.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Cooke has not
withdrawn a warrant which she Swore
out for Scarlette on charges that he
made off with $4,000 worth of her
jewelry, which she gave him to take
to a jeweler for cleaning. According
to her attorney, Webster Ballinger. the
warrant will be withdrawn "if and
when the jewelry is returned"
The three young people left in an
automobile registered in James name,
cutting telephone wires at the Cooke
residence and taking along James two
dogs. Jane and the chauffeur were
married in Washington and then went
on to North Carolina, where the three
stopped with Scarlette's parents.
Monday night the girls aunt, Mrs.
John j. Madigan, jr., of the Broad
moor Apartments, received a tele-
phone call from Anna saying they
were on the way to Florida and would
come home to explain everything after
a vacation in the Winter playground.
Ballinger said today that no fur
ther word had come from the three
and their whereabouts was unknown.
The attorney said Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke
would not determine their attitude in
the matter until they had chance
to confer with Jane and Anna.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
CLYDE AND BONNIE
RELATIVES JAILED
Mothers Included in Arrest
of 18 Persons on Charge
of Aiding Couple.
BY the Associated Press.

by IHc ASSOCldtcO EIcSS.
DALLAS, Tex, January 29.-The
mothers of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie
Parker, slain outlaw couple, were
among 18 persons in jail today as
Federal authorities brought Nation
wide drive against harboring of GRIM
inals into the Southwest.
Other relatives Of the notorious
couple, killed in Louisiana by officers
last May, were included in the blanket
indictment charging conspiracy to
harbor and conceal Clyde and Bonnie
from May 20. 1888, to May. 1884.
United States District Attorney
Clyde Eastus headed the six-month-
long investigation that ended with the
arrest of the suspects in a sudden
drive yesterday.
THE indictment" he said, "alleges
80 overt acts and sets forth the facts
that many banks would not have been
robbed and eight or nine police Off
ers would still be living had persons
named In this complaint not helped
Barrow and Bonnie Parker to evade
the law
The defendants will be brought to
trial on February % before Federal
Judge William H. Atwell here. Eastus
said maximum sentence of two years
or $4,000 fine could be imposed for
conviction of the charges.
Henry Methvin, betrayer Of the
bandit couple, was named among the
group indicted. He tipped officers to
the whereabouts of Clyde and Bonnie
shortly before their violent death
Evening star., 1935-01-29
LIBBY IS CENTER
OF LEGAL STORM
Validity of Divorce Given
First Wife Questioned
by Reynolds Family.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WINSTON N. c., January
ga storm of legal complications
ragged today about Libby Holman in
the court battle over disposition Of
the $30,000,000 estate of Smith Rey-
nolds, tobacco heir and her late huS-
band.
In her fight for part Of Reynolds
vast wealth for her 2-year-old son,
Christopher, the Broadway torch
singer was confronted with a double
challenge 20 the legality of her mar
riage to Reynolds and the accompany
ing inheritance rights of the son born
of that marriage.
Join With Former Wife.
The latest court action, initiated by
Reynolds brother and two sisters.
raised the question of the validity of
the divorce obtained from young Rey-
nolds by mis- irst wife, the present
Mrs. Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith.
The latter previously claimed her
Reno divorce was void because she
was i'll at The time and had obtained
it at the instigation Of her husband.
While asserting Reynolds marriage
to Libby Holman was not valid, the
brother and sisters of the tobacco
heir proposed to divide equally Rey-
nolds $4,000 personal estate be-
tween Miss Holman. her son and the
4-year-old daughter Of Reynolds first
wife.
Would Pay State Claim.
A claim by the State for inheritance
taxes on the entire $4,000. 900 estate,
estimated at more than 100000,
drew their contention that the divorce.
and consequently Reynolds marriage
to Libby, were void They offered,
however, to pay the claim without
conceding its validity
This was the first indication by
the Reynolds family that it would
take the same position as Reynolds
first wife, who claimed the entire for
tune for her daughter on the pre-
viously asserted grounds the divorce
was not valid.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
DEMOCRATS BALL
PLANNED TONIGHT.
Oruanization Will Begin Gel
ebrations in Honor OF
Roosevelt.

President Roosevelts hlty-thiro
birthday celebration, which Will reacp
its climax tomorrow night with the
holding of benefit birthday balls IN
ali parts of the United States, Will
he ushered in here tonight with a
birthday" ball sponsored by the
Young Democrats of the District at
the Mayflower Hotel.
A special ceremony at the stroke OF
midnight will signal the beginning OF
the offcial birthday celebration, which
will conclude tomorrow night at the
official birthday ball at the Shoreham
Hotel. ~,
Tonight's ball at the Mayflower WILL
be a benefit affair, as Will tnat Oh
tomorrow night at the Shoreham'
proceeds going to the care OF chlldren
crippled by infantile paralysis.
Artists of the Cosmopolitan opera
Association, following their preSenta-
ton of La Traviata" at Constitution
Hall tonight. will go to the MaynoWer
to participate in the program at tne
ball.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
INERT PROMOTION
| URGED FOR POLICE.
Schultz Favors Abolition Of
Present System in Crime
Probe.
Continued From First Page.)

Of the department to stamp out the
game and the difficulties encountered
In procuring sufficient evidence
against numbers operators. He said
the bill recently passed by the Senate
to strengthen the gambling laws would
give the department a potent weapon,
because 1t would make the possession
Of numbers slips or paraphernalia
prima facie evidence Of guilt.
Mai. Brown then pledged his CO.
operation to the committee and ex-
pressed belief that the crime inquiry
would be beneficial to Washington as
well as to his department. He said
1t is his aim to keep the department
clean and honest"
Success Is Forecast.
When he made this statement Rep
resentative Schultz said:
Il am mighty happy to hear YOU
make that statement and for this
reason-there is no question in my
mind but what something will be de-
veloped. We will develop something
out of this investigation. Personally,
I feel We will go places and get evil
dence and we want you to help us to
bring in individuals so that we may
ask them questions. And I do not
think there is any question but what
there will be a great deal of light
thrown on the gambling situation in
the city of Washington"
Schultz added that since he had
started the investigation his Office had
been swamped with telephone calls
from persons who would give the COM
mittee Information. but that it was
not his intention to use any hearsay
evidence.
Brown to Be Recalled.
The committee adjourned until Fri
day at 1920 am. when Maj. Brown
will be recalled to the witness stand
At that time it is expected he will
ask for the name OF the police captain
or other officers who 1t has been init
mated during the inquiry are asso-
ciating with underworld characters.
Immediately preceding adjournment
Representative Randolph, Democrat
OF West Virginia. chairman Of the in
vestigating committee, read a letter
from Corporation Counsel Prettyman
offering the services of his office dur
ing the inquiry. The committee, how
ever, deferred action on the offer.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
FUNERAL CONDUCTED
FOR WOMAN MARINE
Janet Constance Kurgan Buried
at Arlington With Mill.
tary Honors.

Janet Constance Kurgan. described
as the first Of three women indicted
into the paymaster's department OF
the Marine Corps here during the
World War and who was discharged
as a corporal, was buried today with
military honors in Arlington National
Cemetery. She died Saturday in New
York.
Enlisting in the Marine Corps In
New York on August 81, 1918, she
served in the office of the paymaster
at the Navy Department and in the
office Of the assistant paymaster at
New York. She was discharged on
July %, 1929
A number Of persons who had served
with her at Marine Corps Headquar-
tiers attended the funeral, which was
held at 1890 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
City Offers Finest
Skiing Areas, Say
Parks Officials
Only 80 Found Taking
Advantage of Sites
in District.

Washington, according to officials Of
the National Capital parks, offers the
finest skiing grounds in the Southland
and still the people of Washington
are not skiing.
In all the city of Washington only
80 skiiers were found.
What the park officials want the
people to do Is get out the skis.
AS the park officials have no skis,
all they can do is offer the skiing
grounds-and this they do with a gen.
erous wave of their hands.
c. Marshall Finnan. park superin-
tendent, suggests the Rock Greek Park
golf course as an excellent place. It
has as many slides and dips as a
Switzerland Winter resort. The steep
fairways, Mr.. Finnan points out, pro-
vide safe fast hills for public skiing.
Evening star., 1935-01-29


Gusts Lee Hall to help build up the
the bodies of the afflicted patients
there.
1t Is planned, according to Ray
mond j. Walter, president of the
District branch of the Young Demo-
cratic Clubs of America, that off
cial Washington will first attend the
opera at Constitution Hall and from
there go to the ball at the Mayflower." ="
THE evenings double bill" he said,
els expected to prove an outstanding
event in the history of our organiza-
ton and will be an appropriate pref
ace to the ceremony ushering in the
Presidents birthday"
Tickets for the official birthday ball
at the Shoreham tomorrow night will
be sold tonight at the pre-birthday
ball at the Mayf1ower.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK

DR. N. B. Fagin, professor of Eng
lish at Johns Hopkins University
will discuss Influence of Minority
Groups and Their Social Life on
American Literature" at the Jewish
Community Center Thursday night.
in the first of a series of three lectures
on Social Forces in American Lit
erature."
The lecture, sponsored by the Gen.
ter Institute. will start at $3.50 pm.
The public will be admitted free.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
WOMAN Is SHOT
Colored Man Held After Stray
Bullet Finds Mark.

The curiosity of Lucinda Brown
36, colored, put her in the hospital
last night.
She was attracted to the third-flooi
front window of her home at 1905
Ninth street when she heard shoot
ing III the basement across the street
Three shots were fired, one of the
bullets penetrating the woman's left
shoulder. She was treated at Emer-
gency Hospital.
william Seymore, As, colored, who
police said was 1ghting with Jesse C
Williams, also colored, was arrested ir
connection with the shooting.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Bingo party, benefit Ladies Aux
iliary of Columbia Lodge. Interna-
tional Association of Machinists, go
M street northeast, pm.
Dinner, Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, University Club, $50 pm.
Dance, Brotherhood of Railroad
Clerks, Hamilton Hotel. pm.
Dinner, Washington Association of
Credit Men, Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm.
Ball. Young Democratic Club, May
flower Hotel, pm.
Dinner dance, Kansas State So
eiety, Mayf1ower Hotel, pm.
Banquet, Society of American For
esters, Shoreham Hotel, 7:30 pm
Supper dance, Ohio State Society,
Shoreham Hotel, pm.
Reception to grand matron and
grand patron, o. E. S., Willard Hotel,
o pm.
Bingo and card party, benefit
orphans fund of Cherrydale Council
No. IL, Daughters of America, No. 3
Mackey street, Cherrydale, 8 pm.
Meeting, Washington Vegetarian
Society, GOT Fifteenth street, room
308, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Turkey dinner, Bible school of H
Street Christian Church, Sixth and II
streets southwest. to pm.
Dance, Hotel Greeters of America,
Chapter No. 81, Maryland Club Gar
dens. 9 pm.
Presidents birthday ball, Shoreham
Hotel.
Musicale, Miss Helen Jepson and
Richard Bonelli, Mayaower Hotel,
11:15 am.
Dinner meeting, District Medical
Society, Mayfiower Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Acacia Lodge, Mayfower
Hotel. pm.
Dinner, Pennsylvania delegation,
Women's Patriotic Conference for Ma
tional Defense, Mayflower Hotel, 6
pm.
Meeting, American Philatelic So
ciety, Carlton Hotel, pm
Address, DR.. Abram Simon, on 1.-The
Glory That Once Was Egypt" Ward
man Park Hotel. II am.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
Jed Adams Believed DYING.

Physicians virtually abandoned hope
today for the recovery of Jed c.
Adams, member of the United States
Board of Tax Appeals and former
Democratic national committeeman
from Texas, who has been i'll of pneu-
monia for a week. Friends said he
lost consciousness late last night.
Evening star., 1935-01-29

Among the en-
tertainment fea-
lures at tonight's
affair will be a
dance series by
Miss Marian D.
Venable, who be-
fore she came to
Washington was
premiere d a n S =
euse of the Chi
cago Civic Opera
Co. She has con-
Quoted dancing
classes at the
Children's Hos
pital under Spon-
rorchin of Dr
Evening star., 1935-01-29
104 Liquor Indictments.

DENVER, January 20 (P).-A Fed
eral grand jury yesterday returned
79 true bills indicting 104 persons for
viola ton of Federal liquor regulations.
Twelve of those indicted are women.
Evening star., 1935-01-29
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Evening star., 1935-01-29
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tain instrument OF record In the office
n n County Clerk OF Cameron Coun-
u Texas. IN Volume 1877. pages 44B et
60. OF the Deed Records OF said Coun-
~. to which record reference u here
Jade. and on the eth day OF June, 1895.
being the first Tuesday OF said month.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. III
and four o'clock D. M. OF said day, a.
the our house door or said county. !
win offer for sale and sell ut public
suction. for cash. the above described
lands.
Dated az Brownsville. Texas. this i4th
day OF May. 1885.
y. "A. GOOLSBY. Sheriff OF
Cameron County. Texas
BY 0uStavo Vera. Deputy.
5-i4-21-28-3t-a96i
, 1935-05-14
NOTICE 0F SALE or REAL ESTATE
UNDER ORDER OF SALE

NOTICE OF SALE OF real ESTATE
UNDER ORDER or SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON
In the Civil District Court OF Cam
eron County. Texas .Io3rd judicial Dts
trict Of Texas. Cause No. 1854. Taylor
Lumber Company W. Mrs. Bertha sus-
WHEREAS. by virtue OF an order Of
sale issued by the Clerk OF the Civil
District Court Of Cameron County. Tex
rs. i03rd judicial District Of Texas. on
h 18th day Of May. 1855. on a Iudg-
ment rendered In said Court On the 23rd
day OF April, 1898. in favor OF TAYLOR
Lumber Company and against Mrs. Ber-
tina Sustaita. sole and only heir Of Leo
narda Sanchez johnson. her husband.
Manuel Sustaita- r.. ". Adams u Mrs.
n. W. Adams. In Cause NO. 1884 IN said
court. establishing an indebtedness
due 70 Taylor Lumber Company IN the
amour OF sixteen Hundred Sixty-two
and $500 1852 .86l Dollars with ten
per cent Interest per annum thereon
from April %. 1885,. until paid, and the
six 2s-lOo (ti6e .2e) Dollars. together
with six per cent interest per annun
thereon from April 23. 1895. until paid.
and certain costs OF suit. said judgment
for the above mentioned amounts M
costs OF suit being a foreclosure OF a
MECHANIC b WuU MAMMEHAMAAUMu n DEu In
favor OF Taylor Lumber Company.
plaintiff. and against Mrs. Bertha Sus-
laita. sole and only heir OF Leonardo
Sanchez johnson. her husband. Manuel
5ustRita. n. VI. Adams and wife. Mrs
r.. ". Adams. defendants. on the follow
ing described property n premises
located In Brownsville. Cameron Coun-
Lots Numbers Two Hundred Forty
four (244l and Two Hundred Forty-five
t24Sl In Block Number Eleven III Of
Colonia Victoria Addition to the City
Of Brownsville. Cameron County. Texas.
according TO the map o plat OF said
addition recorded In Book ,. page 9. Of
the Map Records OF Cameron County.
Texas. 70 which map and record there
Of reference Is here made for nor par
ticular description. as said lien existed
on the 9th day OF May. 1880. and at all
times thereafter. I did on the l4th day
Of May. 1885. &C $50 O'Clock q. m. levy
upon the above described property and
premises as the property OF the afore-
said defendants, and on the Attn day
Of June. 1895. being the first Tuesday
In said month. between the hours Of
ten O'Clock a. m. and four O'Clock p.
m at the court house door OF Cam
eron County. Texas. ! will offer for sale
and sell at public auction. for cash. all
OF the rights. titles and interests OF the
said Mrs. Bertha eustaita. sole and only
heir Of LeonArda Sanchez johnson, her
husband. Manuel Sustaita. II. ". Adams
and wife. Mrs. n. ". Adams. and-or
either Of them. In and TO said property
and premises hereinabove described.
Witness my hand &C Brownsville. Tex
a. this. the l4th day OF May. a. ID.
1885.
.. A. dOoLsBY. Sheriff OF
Cameron County. Texas.
BY Gustavo Vera. Deputy.
5-IA-2l-2S-3t-4q6O
, 1935-05-14

81 ACRES ~ miles from Turning
Basin; good land: small house,
cheap for cash. 1904 E. &C.
Charles. K-53
, 1935-05-14
G ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

OTIC OF EXECUTION SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
By virtue OF an order OF sale and
execution issued out OF the l03rd judi
rial District Court In and for Cam
= County, Texas. on May 18th. 1885.
pursuant to a Judgment rendered IN
said court on April 4. 1885. In cause No.
1881. STYLED Martin A. Hansen. plain
dMr. W. Delta Irrigated Farms Company,
n AT. defendants. on the docket OF said
kCurt, said Judgment being n favor
OF Martin "A. Hansen n against Del
"a Irrigated Farms Company Tor the sum
OF e2.63015. with interest from April
iC. 1855, at the rate OF six per cent per
annum. and all costs OF suit, said
Judgment being also In favor OF Martin
A. Hansen and against all the defend-
ants, Delta Irrigated Farms Company.
Walter q. Ahlgrim. j. 3. johnson. and
v. T.. Conrad. establishing rs paramount
and prior and foreclosing n vendors
lien TO make the foregoing money
Judgment on the hereinafter describ-
Cd property. I did on the 18th day OF
Nav. 1885. At I0.25 o'clock a. m. levy
UPON the following described tract and
Parcel Of land situated IN Cameron
County. Texas. to-wit.
Forty t4Ol acres OF land. more or
less. the west or southwest quarter OF
Block No. AZ OF the San Benito Land
e. Water Company's Subdivision OF q
portion Of the Conception de Carricitos
Grant in Cameron County. Texas. TO-
gether with all improvements thereon.
being the same land descrfnd In q GER
, 1935-05-14
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