davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-04-24
UN MENSAJE OFFICIAL Y RESU-
MEN INFORMATIVE

"Ademas, comprendiendo ell mo-
mento politico Y administrative que
esta yiviendo Ell nuevo regimen. pre-
sidldo por ell senior general Laza-
70 CarGenas, considero que esta
oportunidad que me proporciona
nuestro Institute Polftleo. debo apro
vecharla para formular un breve
mensaje Official, hacienda. en- for
ma sucinta. un anallsis informat-
70 de las actividades culminantes
d~esarrolladas por los funcionarios
del Departmental, dentro de la IN
tensa agitacion obreropatronal que
La opinión., 1935-04-24
BANQUETE AL CUERPo
clUoAo DE MEXICO, abril ?

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril %.
Embaiador de la
Rep0blica Argentina en- Mexico,
ofreci6 aver un banauete al Cuerpo
Diplomatico, al cual asistieron ell
~llcenciado Emilio Portes Gil. Minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores y Ell
doctor Jose Maria Puig Casauranc,
ex-ministro del ramo
Durante ell banquete Ell Ministro
Argentine, Hector Roberto Deleyier
tuvo palabras de elogio para Me-
xico. Y dijo que todos deberfamos
colaborar para evitar una nueya
guerra que perjudicaria a toda la
America. principalmente a Mexico
Y la Argentina, que tienen una glo-
ROSA tradici6n e identicos destinos.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
ANlVERSARlo DEL 3RUPO JU-
VENIl PARTlDO LIBERAL
"BENITO JUAREZ"

Ell 4 de Mayo pr6ximo e~ntrante
Ia sido Ia fecha designada por Ell
Partido Liberal "Benito Juarez".
para la solemne celebration del a
niversario del Grupo Juvenil que
fupeiona baio sus auspicios desde
Ell Il de abril del aho de 1884. Para
DIR realce a Ia festividad de refe-
r%encia. los funeionarios Y socios del
Partido mencionado otorgaran nue.
We diplomas a los alumnos mas
aventaiados en- las classes de lectu-
IA, escritura e historic patria que
Sc imparten todos los martes Y sa-
bsdos por Ia noehe, en- Ell ndmero
los de la calle Main, al Sur. de es-
Ia ciudad,
La opinión., 1935-04-24
REFAcctoNES PARA Los
cAMPESINoS
cIUoAo DE MEXICO, abril a..

cIUoAo DE MEXICO, abrii as.
-(Exclusive).-E1 Banco Nacionai
de Credito Agrfcola, con aproba-
ci6n del Presidente de Ia Repdbli-
ca. Sc dispone a incluir dentro de
su plan de operaeiones para Ell aho
de 1895, una partida especial para
refaecionar a los campesinos de las
diferentes zonas con sumas cue va
rian entire trescientos y treseientos
cincuenta pesos, que Sc destinaran
a Ia construction y mejoramiento
de sus habitaciones.
BESIDE esta fecha Ell Banco procs
de a estudiar Ell tipo de habitaci6r
que Sc vaya a adoptar. segun las
costumbres Y el china de los cam
nesinos.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
MUCHOS EXTRANJEROS EN- EXICO
laRa
INuESIRA MEIROPOlI
LlDEREs oBRERos CON-
SIGNADOS

cIUDAo DE MEXICO, abril %.
-(Exclusivo). - Aver fueron con
signados ante Ia Ageneia del Mi
historic P0blieo los lideres obreros
Manuel Ramos y Pedro Romero,
pertenecientes al Frente Unico de
Obreros y C~ampesinos del Istmo,
aeusados de proferir insultos en-
contra del agente del Ministerio Pd-
blieo de Puerto Mexico, Veracrnz.
La apprehension Sc llev6 a cabo
aquella ~poblaei6n ve%raeruzana,
siendo Embellishments e~neareela-
dos.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
cokFlANZA EN- LAS PLATIcAS
re LA UNIvERsIDAD

clUDAD DE MEXICO, abril %.
= (Exelusiyo.)- Ell Institute Glen
tifico Literario de San Luis Poto-
81. Sc dirigi6 a la Confederation de
Estudiantes do esta ciudaG, EXPIRE
sando Ia confianza que existe sobre
que las platicas entire los represen
tantes U~niversltarios Y Ell subsecre
tario de Educaci6n sean satIsfacto
rias.
Ell Institute Cientffico -Literario
Potosino ha retiterado a los estu-
diantes metropolitanos. su simpa-
tia y su solidaridad.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
Arrollado en-.
(Sipus de la "a. Pae.,

los ingenieros Gustayo Serrano
Y Armando Santa Cruz Jr.. quienes
acaban de concurrir al ~descubri-
miento de una plaza commemorate
W en- ell puente International de la
ciudad de Laredo, Texas.
Torreblanca tambien viaja aeon
panado de su esposa, habiendo in
tornado que hoy mismo continue
ra su viaje rumbo a la ciudad de
Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

Ell propio Martinez, por dos veces
ha sido destrozada por personals
que seguramente no tienen Ia menor
consideration para los objetos de
arte.
La cabeza cue Ell periodists en-
contro fue la que tenia originalmen
to la e~statua, y Sc hallaha en- podes
del teniente del cuerpo de Bonn.
beros, Domingo Costa Riea Peha.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

atenei6n respeeto de las s~olicitudes
del tr%abajador daria mejores resul
tados al grupo patronal en- la protec
cion de sus intereses. Una mejor
compression de las neeeslGades hu
manas y de la justicia social influi-
IA sin 6uda a'guna en- una buena
inteligencia entire patrones y traba-
jadores, en- sus relaciones econom.-
$50 les. para beneficio de ambos
factories de la production Y para
bien de la p~rosperidad nacional."
La opinión., 1935-04-24
HkLLAN LA cABEZA DE LA
ESTATUA DE MADERo
cIUDAD DE MEXICO, a

OTOOND DG WI NINOB dUtfI ~"'
Exclusivo).- Ell periodista Rafael
Martinez. nos informa que, tras mi
nuciosas investigaciones, ha lograGo
encontrar la cabeza de Ia estatua
en- mdrmol que representa- a don
Francisco I. Madero.
La estatua donada a la Villa por
La opinión., 1935-04-24
UlTiMo ACUERDo DEL CLUB
"JUVENTUD MINERVA"

Ell Club "~Juventud Minerva. Gu
yo lena es Union Y Cultura" Y
que ceiebra sus s%esiones reglamen-
ta-ias todos los microbes de las Z
p. NJ, en- adelante, en- ell numero
1872 North Bunker Hill, de esta ciu-
dad, comunica por medic de su
agente de prensa senior Benito Mon
toya, que en- la Ultima session ce-
lebrada ell II del presente por la
noche en ell domicilio meneionado,
por aclamaci6n de todos los MEM
bros p%resentes dispuso prestar su
'decidida cooperation a Ia Rama Fe-
menil de Ia Beneficencia MeXicana
de reciente formation y la cual ce-
Zebra sus sesiones reglamentarias Ell
primero Y segundo lunes de cada
mes, en- las o%ficinas del Consuiado
de Mexico. Union League Building,
Gales Segunda Y Hill, de esta ciu-
dad.
A csc ~efecto, las senoritas Sari-
Ia Rodriguez, madrina del club de
~referencia, Oliviana Cruz Y Con-
suelo Garcia aumentaran ell ndme-
de miembros de la agrupacion
al principle mencionada, prestan-
dole su decidida Y desinteresada
cooperation.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
Notas de Chicago

rrido. Y que estaban %dispuestos a
probar que ellos no fueron los cul-
pab'es de la apprehension hecha. y
10 cual mucho lamentan, va que Sc
trata de compatriotas, no obstante
el que sean de ideas absolutamen-
&c c%ontrarias.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
ExCITATIVA A LAS hGRUPA-
CLONES ANGELlNAS Y DE
ALREpEDoRES

Las a~srupaciones %anoelinas de
toda clase, Sc habran dado cuen-
ia de que diarianente hemcs ve-
nido publicando en- esta columna
oil dia en- que tienen luear sus
sesiones y ell lugar en-
donde Sc efectdan. ST al hacer tai
hemos incurrido en- algun error
referente al domieilio, fecha, ho-
ra y nombre de las asrupaciones
mencionadas, habremos de agra
deeef a sus r~espectivcs Seereta-
rios Sc sirvan ponerse en- conu-
nicacion con nosotros, personal
mente o POI escrito. a fin de po-
der enmendar las omisiones o al
te%raciones en- quo involuntaria-
mente hayamos incurrido.
Ell autor de la columna espera,
asimismo, que todas las socieda-
des ancelinas y alrededores Sc
sirvan correspondent al deseo de
hscerles la mayor publicidad po-
sible, enviando a ests reduction
todos los cambios %operados en- su
seno, en- session ordinaria o extra
ordinaria, que elias cream conve-
niente hacer del dominic publieo.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

-tlEA listed IA oPlNloNpY-
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BELMONT. ST. N W. 1439-Iarge, cool
sleeping room. newly deco. very reas
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Money to LOan-On Real Estate 81
RENTAL HUNTING
Nth
Barbara Holmes

the building there is a very nice
cafe noted for its excellent cut
sine and low price. If you want
to save time and have down.
town Washington at your finger.
tips, try living in this apartment
hotel. 1t will really be well
worth it.
FIRST FLOOR OF
DUPLEX I!OUSE,
TAKOMA PARK, Md:
You have heard of old houses
remodeled into up-to-date apart
ments, yet retaining the charm
and originality of the days gone
by and some time in all of our
lives, we have gone in search of
just such a place, but that is
where the trouble lies they
are noted for their scarceness.
This one is outstanding. It is
the first floor of this old house
with a huge brick fireplace in
the living room and has high
ceilings. An unusual arrange
ment of long windows looks out
on Handicapped grounds with
stout oaks framing the house.
The dining room is cheerful.
well lighted, with ample wall
space and a door leading to a
side porch. The bedroom has
two exposures and contains a.
massive cedar lined closet. Off
this room was a bath, modern
in every respect. beautifully tiled
and has a shower. In accord
ance with the rest of the apart
ment, the kitchen was lovely
with a table top stove, storage
space, newest sink and many
other interesting features. With
this apartment there is also a
garage, as well as a basement
which contains wash tubs, etc.
Rental is SIS and it is well
worth it.
PURCHASING A HOME
WITHOUT A
DOWN PAYMENT:
Due to the many requests for
the information about buying a
home without a down payment,
I am repeating the information.
A very reliable concern in the
city has some houses that can
be purchased just like rent. For
instance, i you choose a house
that carries a $50 payment a
month, part of it goes for in
terest, taxes. etc., and the bal
ance is credited to you. The
payments range in price from
$35 to $500. If you wish further
details, I will be glad to give
you the name of the person to
see.
II Interested ~ any OF the
GboUe places, fill ont tEe coupon
belUIO 1.": I tDtu be glad to Gd
ViSe you the desired Information.
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Due to the great number Of
requests for Barbara Holmes
Service, ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE by mail or q personal
vtStt. Please DO, NOT make re.
quests by telephone. The Bar.
bGr0 Holmes Service Is open
sDeek days from $3.50 to S: on
SATURDAYS. $3.50 q. m. to ! p. m.
ILLINOIS AVE:
Scarce to say the least a
four-room, kitchen and bath un-
furnished apartment on the sec.
ond floor of private home with
gas, electricity and heat includ-
ed, and best of all a real back
yard. When 1 visited this apart
ment yesterday, the decorators
were there and from what I
could see they were making a
real job Of it. There was a good
size living room, a dining room,
bedroom, sleeping porch, kitchen
and bath. The bath was tiled
and was most modern in every
respect. All of this rents for
$47.5O and my suggestion to you
is immediate inspection.
HARVARD ST. N. w.:
AS it is near to Central High
School, cars at the corner, just
a little walk to beautiful Mer-
tdian Park and Sixteenth Street,
this apartment offers many in
ducements. There are three
rooms, kitchen and bath. each
room sizeable and well planned.
The kitchen contains a very
modern electric refrigerator and
plenty Of work space. Rental is
$3.50.
300 BLOCK 18TH STREET.:
Luck seems to be running my
way for here is another two
room, and bath housekeeping
apartment: this one completely
furnished in the owners private
4AOA4ASs AAACAO ID VNC4 OAAAAA6
needed to facilitate housekeep-
ing on a small scale. to electric
refrigerator, janitor service and
electricity. You will like the
clean cool atmosphere of this
apartment as well as you will
like the completeness. Drive out
to see it. it is about ten min
uteS from center Of town.
DOWNTOWN APT. HOTEL:
Good news for those Of you
who want to live downtown ).
there are several one room,
kitchen and bath apartments
available in this apartment
hotel, rental from $3.50 up.
You have heard the expression
Gin the heart Of town" so often,
but literally, this is right in the
center Of the shopping, theatre
cal and downtown districts. In
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
0"lA AZ al pkta sToREs oN
Pianos

PAINT. washable gloss. S1.45 gal: whites
LILO 9th n. W. MAJ. 1901. Quick service.
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BELMONT RID. NV. 1SO3-Cool single
room. next bath. very reas. AID. $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-25

CASH IN A FLASH
AUTO BANKERS CO., 903 NY. Ave. NV.
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CONN AVE. Dupont Circle--studio. pri-
waite entrance. nicely furnished: suitable
9 gentlemen North S702J
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A ST. N E.. 612SFurn, rooms for Ink.
front; gas cleo. furnished.
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A Big Corner Home in

Spacious, beautiful, all-brick Eliza.
celied charm, Just 3 Ito miles from white
House. Vacant. Nine rooms; bedrooms.
3 baths; study: automatic heat: Gear
built-in garage; lovely garden and terrace
porch. Priced right. BOSS & PHELPS.
NAT. $500.
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MADISON & Lafayette Riverdale. Md
Bright dble. rm.. next bath. CIR. 1915.
VERY LARGE cool rms. twin beds, priv.
home board apt Hyattsville 1851.
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oAKv1Ew-NEARBY VA

Attractive SO r.. 2-story. Cape Cod
brick. Just completed, all city improve
ments; no assessments; 15-min. bus serv'
ice. Delightful. cool. wooded section.
FEDERAL HOUSING FINANCING
Sc $50 695O-$44. SAT Mo, Inc. Taxes
Drive out Lee Highway. left at traffic
lightl on Glebe Rd. about u mi. right on
Wash Blvd: follow direction signs to
'OAKVIEW"-large sign. McCLAINE.
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Houses for Sale

FORECLOSURE BARGAIN in most deslr-
able community, three miles south Of
District in nearby virginia; Six ,, rooms;
bath bath. garage lovely grounds WALNUT
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Refrigerator

FOR SALE, nice refrigerator; very reas
col. VIA, or BLY, 18th St. n. W.
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COT. RD., 1S34-S350 wk. single rms.
clean. cool: 4 baths: men. AID. 1O2l3
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Real Estate
Suburban Houses for Sale

OuUuEUdN uUUsCS TUT 0aI0 90
IF YOU are really looking for a home.
see this six-room. modern home large
closets. sleeping porch. attic. concrete cell
lar. two large lots. each 75x150 it.. land
scaped: fruit trees, grape arbors summer
house. close to churches schools. stores.
$4,000. Owner. Mrs. L. DeBring. 1907
f ST. near Second Ave. and Columbia
Boulevard, Woodside. Silver Spring. Md
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Furnished Rooms

A ST s. E.. 61O-4 newly decorated rooms.
single So: double So.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
Z MEN PROTEST
GAMING RAID

Two men arrested in a raid by
the police gambling squad today
were preparing to protest to
United States Commissioner Need
ham c. Turnage, claiming they
were taken into custody without
cause.
The raid was made yesterday
on a place above Brinkley's Cafe,
in the 500 block Eighth st. S. E.
Police said they entered the sec.
ond floor establishment by break
ing a window in a door leading
directly from the street to the
stairway. They found nothing,
they said, except a blackboard
and a small table.
Eugene Brinkley, 46, operator
Of the cafe and one of those ar.
rested, denied police assertions
that his safe was a blind" for a
gambling establishment upstairs,
pointing out that a separate door
offered the only entrance to the
second-floor place.
Upon leaving the second floor,
the raiders went down to the cafe
and took into custody Brinkley
and James B. Frazier, q, Of the
500 block Fourteenth St. S. E..
They were released later on 81, 900
bond, charged with setting up
gaming tables.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
L0NGHENCHMAN
POSTS BOND

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 20
G.N.SO.-Joseph Messina. chief
bodyguard for Senator Huey P.
Long, and who is charged in the
criminal courts here with attempt
ing to murder a press service pho
tographer. appeared at the office
of the criminal sheriff Of Orleans
parish yesterday and posted bond
of $1,000.
Messina is alleged to have
slugged the photographer with a
blackjack recently when the pho.
tographer attempted to take a
picture Of Senator Long as he ar.
rived here from Washington.
MeSSina's arrest had been de-
layed as he had gone to a hospital
for an appendix operation a few
hours after the alleged attack
upon the photographer.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
TOMORROW
CIVIC AND SOCIAL


$50 A.M.-Meeting, Progressive
Education Association, Mayflower.
100 PM.-Luncheon, Progress
sive Education Association, Ward
man Park Hotel.
2:30 P.M.-Fine Arts Review,
District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women. Members
and their friends will meet Mrs.
Chambers in the office of Mr.. D.
Lynn, architect Of the Capitol
at United States Capitol for a
study of art in the Capitol
building.
$50 P.M.--Dinner Dance, Tau
Epsilon Phi Fraternity, Mayflow.
er Hotel.
TOO P.M.-Dinner.dance, Phi
Sigma Sigma Sorority, Carlton
Hotel.
7:30 P.M-Meeting, Biological
Society Of Washington, Assembly
Hall Of the Cosmos Club.
1880 PM.-Initiation $3.50 p.
m, dinner, Gamma Eta Gamma,
Legal Fraternity. Willard Hotel.
$3.50 P.M.-Annual benefit card
party. Cabletow Club, Northeast
Masonic Temple, under the spon-
sorship OF Mrs. F. G. Perry. Pub
lie invited Prizes awarded.
$50 P. M.-Meeting, Phi Beta
Kappa Association, University
Club. The Rev. Coleman Nevis,
S. j., Ph.D., president Of George
town University will be the speaker
for the evening, His Excellency
Hirosi saito, the japanese an1bas-
sador, will be the honored guest.
900 P.M.-.Dance, Xxi Chi So
rority, Raleigh Hotel.
900 PM Dance, Progressive
Club, Peoples Life Insurance Com
pany, Shoreham Hotel.
TRADE BODIES
700 PM.-Dinner, Seagram.D Dis
tillers Corporation, Mid-AtlanIic
Division, Carlton Hotel.
CONVENTIONS
All Day and Evening-Public
Ownership League of America,
Willard Hotel.
Meetings, Morning and After.
noon-American Association Of
Junior Colleges, Willard Hotel.
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TODAY
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

100 P. M.-Dinner, Progressive
Education Assn, Mayflower Ho'
tel.
8 P.M-Health Lecture Series,
1.-THE Care of the Skin" by 10
seph H. Kennedy, M. D., Y. M
C. A., 1886 G st. N w.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Pi Sigma Tau
Sorority, Carlton Hotel.
8 P.M.-Dance, Utah State So,
ciety land banquet, Wardman
Park Hotel.
P.M.-Meeting, New York City
Society, Hamilton Hotel.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Mrs. Neu.
hauSel, Hamilton Hotel.
8P.M.-Lecture, DR.. Gaines, IT,,
Hamilton Hotel.
8 Pm. - Meeting, Amer, Fed.
Gov. Employees, Hamilton Hotel.
8 PM. - Meeting, st. Thomas
Church, Shoreham Hotel.
$3.50 P.M.-Dance, Pennsylvania
State Society, willard Hotel.
$3.50 P.M.-Colonial Bingo Party,
$40 K st. N. E. Sponsored by
Mrs. M. Sanford and Mrs. Chat.
fee; Is cents charge for evening
prizes.
$3.50 Pm. - Anniversary Bingo
Party, 8 Q st. N. E. Refresh.
ments, games and prizes.
P.M.-All States George Wash.
1ngton Ball, Hotel Roosevelt.
9 P.M.-Dance, Georgia State
Society, Shoreham Hotel.
8 P.M-Dance, Mrs. John DO.
Ian, Lafayette Hotel.
8 P.M.-Smoker, Variety Club,
Willard Hotel.
8 P.M.-Dance, Robert E. Perry
Ship. Hamilton Hotel.
TRADE BODIES
2 P.M.-Luncheon, D. c. Bank.
ers Assn. Willard Hotel.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Cooks and
Kitchen Wokers. 1912 Eye ST.
N. w.
CONVENTION
All Day-Progressive Education
Assn, Wardman Park Hotel.
AL Day and Evening-Public
Ownership League of America,
Willard Hotel.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
Chicago Heiress
Loses S1,291 Suit

CHICAGO, Feb. % G.N.SO.
Merry Fahrney Parker.Pickering
van EiSzner, madcap Chicago
heiress to a patent medicine for
tune, lost a $1,291.45 Judgment by
default yesterday to a New York
firm for one Of her trousseaux.
Attorneys for B. Altman Company
charged that Merry neglected to
pay for undieS, negligees and ex-
pensive perfumes she bought in
1888.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22

Clement Smith, a colored taxi
driver, to transport them about
the city on a series of small
robberies and then gave the
driver $3.50 in hush" money,
were indicted on the taxi drivers
testimony. They are James r.
Briggs, James McKoy, Charles A.
Brooks and Robert j. Brooks.
The cab driver reported them
to Second precinct police imme-
diately after they released him
and his cab.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
NRA Seen AS Curb
To Ruthlessness

PITTSBURGH. Feb. % G.N.S).
"A period Of ruthless, unrestricted
industrial competition was fore
seen today by Arthur D. White.
side. member of the National In
dustrial Recovery Board, unless
the MIRA is renewed.
Mr.. WhiteSide warned a group
of western Pennsylvania bankers
and industrialists that the de.
ciSion Congress will make on the
MIRA shortly will largely deter
mine the social and economic
trends in the country for years
to come"
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
Strip of Canada
Sought for Debt

LANSING, Mich. Feb. %
U.N.SO-Representative Michael
A. Gedda. Of Besemer, has in.
PRODUCED in the house a resolu.
ton to memorabilia the President
to take steps to secure from Can.
ada a strip of territory 500 miles
wide all along the United States
border as payment for Great Brit
aims war debt.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
HOTEL CASHIER is HELD

Charles H. Gallison, former
cashier of the Park Central
Apartment Hotel, who is alleged
to have absconded with nearly
$4,000 belonging to the hotel,
was indicted for embezzlement
bv the District Grand Jury yeSter-
day.
The defendant was arrested in
Miami, Fla, and Is being held by
Florida police for local author.
tiles.
Four colored men, who forced
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
Georgia Leaders
Confer on Relief

A Georgia legislative committee
conferred with Federal Emergency
Relief Administrator Harry l..
Hopkins yesterday on Georgia s
relief legislation program to com.
ply with the congressional work
relief bill.
Administrator Hopkins said no
complaint was made "of any
weight" concerning the present
relief administration In Georgia.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
ADVERTISEMENT
Chest Colds

Don't let them get strangle hold.
Fight them quickly. Creomulsion
combines helps in one. Powerful
but harmless. Pleasant to take. No
narcotics. Your own druggist is au.
thorized to refund your money on
the spot if your cough or cold is not
relieved by Creomulsion.
The Washington times., 1935-02-22
TIMES TABLE

All Day-American Association
of Junior Colleges, willard Hotel.
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TOMORROW'S
FEATURES

WRC-The Hit Parade, Z.
s D. m. G.Men, $3.50 p. m.
WMAL-"Behind the Pic
ture Desk of The Times"
by Joe Mooney, Picture Edi-
tor, 9:45-1O q. m. National
Barn Dance, S:3O-9:3O p. m.
WJSV-Buddy Rogers Or
chestra, 9:3O-1O p. m.
WOL-Charles Benci'S Or
chestra, $3.50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30

A Victor Herbert hour Of music
by the beloved composer will be
heard when his opera "Natoma,"
a romance of early California, is
presented on the air for the first
time during the Beauty Box The
ater broadcast tonight from to
8 over WMAL.
Lovely Francia White, herself
a Californian, will sing the
role of Natoma. an Indian maiden.
She will be supported by John
Barclay, leading man, as the dash
ing Jose Alvarado, and Jan Peerce,
tenor, as an American lieutenant:;
AL Goodman's orchestra will
furnish the music.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30
ToDAY's FEATURES

WRC-First Nighter, $3.50
%. M. AL Pearce and his
Gang, 9:3O-1O p. m.
WMAL-Beauty Box The
ater, 8.9 p. m. Williamstown
Institute of Human Relations
Program, 9:3O-1O p. m.
WJSV-HOllywOOd Hotel,
with Marion Davies. SO p. m.
Luigi Romanelli's Orchestra,
10:30-11 p. m.
WOL-Spotlight Varieties,
$3.50 D. m. Isle of Golden
Dreams, 10-1O:SO p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-08-30

Factory Trained Men
will check your set thor
OughIy, test the tubes,
aerial and ground con.
nectiOns and make any
minor adjustments.
n am repair 41ork is necessary,
this 81 service charge t0iH apply
on labor cost.