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La gaceta., 1935-01-21
CAPTAIN HIZO TABLAS
CON MILLER

Londres, enero 21.-El cam,
pe6n mundial del peso de plu-
ma, Freddie Miller, de Cincin-
natl, Ohio, hizo anoche pelea nj
la, en- 10 asaltos, con Benny Ca
plan, un l~ondinense.
Miller gan6 los primerOs a.
saltos y derrib6 a Captain en- e
quinto, pero en- los dltimos
rounds" ell ingles llev6 la ven
taja.
Recientemente, con Jose Gil
rones de oponente y cuando es.
te llevaba ~yentaja, Sc otorg6
una victoria a Miller, por "gol'
pc legal,
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los pies, y dijo, TODD 10 afectuo-
samente que pudo, tendiendo Ia
mano a su protector:
Senior don Manuel, me ale
gro mucho de encontrarle.
Como TODD 10 narrado desda
que Enrique Morales Sc puso al
iado de Elvira hasta aouel mo-
mento, habia ocurrido en- me :
nos tempo del que Sc necesita
para escribirlo, don Manuel ba-
ola podido yer Y habia visto to-
DO 10 sucedido, desde ell atrio de
la iglesia.
Elsa fue la causa de que con-
testase con dulce sonrisa, NO tan
oulce que no Sc viera en- ella al
go de ironia:
-Porque saba que listed Sc
nadia de alegrar al verne, lie he
La gaceta., 1935-01-21
BAER PELEARA ESTA NOGE
CON TONY CANCELA .

Ell campe6n mundial del pc
50 complete, Max Baer, que el
sab8do por la tarde arrib6 a
Tampa, siendo recibido en- la
casa coaRSistorial, peleara esta
noche, en- Benj2min Field, con
ell valiente gallego Tony Canoe
la. =
Baer ha dicho que a Cancela
corresponds escoger entire pc
lear o hacer que el en~tretenga
al publico con sus saltos y gra-
cias. Isl el no pelea, 20 tendrt
que recurrir a mi sistema para
diVertir a los Expenditures.
jim Downing, que supervise
la venta de billetes de entrada.
espera que mas de 5000 perso-
mas llenen esta noche la Arena
de los sfaa-.os.
La mayor parte de los exper-
tos locales en- cuestiones de pu-
gilismo opinan que Tony, pelee
energicamente o pelee con sua-
vidad, no sera "acostado" en-
cuatro asaltos.
Cancela cree que no debe des-
La gaceta., 1935-01-21

perdiciar la OCCASION y 81 la mSaT
dibula de BSer Sc lie po9e a trio,
us p,tnos Ion descargara con la
mia uerzaS osible.
90 pna simpatia deHos "fie-
les seCompanara est3 noche al
exfutselsta ocon Institute Hills
borough, que figura en- la Sc
gunda Inca de los gladiadores
del peso complete.
Sobre un p1gil caido, de a
euerdo con las reglas ~aprobadas
eel arbitro no contara. Jess O.
Brien, de st. Petersburg, sera
Eel tercer e~iudadano en- ell cuadri
latero. 81 uno de los dos cae,
su mission sera marcharse del
"ring''. No habra decision.
Las apuestas han aumentado
en- los 1ltimos dfas y todavia
hay dinero disponible a favor
de que Tony no sera "puesto a
dormir".
Baer lleva una considerable
~ventaja a Cancela en- peso y es-
tatura.
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Inuy lejos de sentir.

muy lejos de sentir.
Cualquier contrariedad, dada
su mediana e~ducaci6n, Y 10 con-
sentido que vivi6 siempre en- su
casa, lie llenaba de bills.
TX
Los amigos no contestaron a
10 que habia dicho Candidito !;
lpero Sc miraron cambiando una
sonrisa.
En- este momento, not6 Esca-
milla que lie daban en- la espal-
da un golpecito.
Sc volvi6 con coraje, como 81
lie hubiera picado una vibora;
pero pronto cambi6 la expression
de su cara al verse delante de
don Manuel Cerrada, que ACADIA
ba de salir de la iglesia.
Sc quito ell sombrero hasta
La gaceta., 1935-01-21
dichO, de los padres de Elvira.

dichO, de los padres de Elvira.
AL yer volver a Candidito, sus
amigos lie dijeron en- broma, pc
no mortificandole mucho:
-Vamos, vamos. Me parece
que no va a ser possible la con-
Quista.
Uno de ellos, agreg6:
-Creo que tie soplan la DANA.
NO Sc por que decfs ESQ;
iba a acompanarla, mas por dis
traerme que por otra cosa; pc
70 en- vista de que va csc antipa
tico de Morales a su lado, no
quiero acercarme siquiera, por
no tener ell disgusto de VERNE
precisado a saludarle.
Estas palabras, las dijo Es-
camilla procurando aparentar
una tranquilidad que estaha
La gaceta., 1935-01-21
DE $4,000
DE LA COMPANIA K,RESS

La compaIia Kress remiti6
ell sabado otro cheque de $50 al
Golden Jubilee de la industrial
tabacalera, correspondence Is :
tie al ESTABLISHMENTS de Ia Gale
Franklin.
Mucho nos place ell reconoci-
miento, por parte de esa empire
sa, de la obra que sc trata de
realizar.
Quizas este contribuya a con
veneer al Sr. Massari, del Ban
co International, que es tambier
Ialmacenista de where's.
La gaceta., 1935-01-21
BASE BALL
PUERTO RICO fAcE
UNA OFERTA A
LOS

A los Cardenales de st. Luis,
que practicaran este ano en- Bra
denton, sc les ha hecho una ofer
to de $4,000 por jugar 7 desaa
fios en- San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Ademas de csc dinero al club sc
lie garantizan los gastos de via
je.
Una de las condolences recla-
ma que los Dean deberan tomar
parte, por 10 menos, en- uno de
los desafios.
La gaceta., 1935-01-21
SAVAGE LUCHARA CON


Hoy por la noche, en- Braden-
ton, ell gallego Jose Dominique
dara la revancha al montanes
Bob Savage, especialista en- wi
llanias".
Figuran en- ell programa los
gladiadores Abe Rothberg, Joe
Cook, Josh Rogers y Tiny Roe
buck.
La gaceta., 1935-01-21
Las Feleas de la Semana en- toda Ia Nacion

New York, enero 21.-Dos
,campeones, Max Baer y Bar.
ney Ross, pelearan en- la preser
tie semana, ell primero en- Tam.
pa y Miami y ell segundo en- Mia
mi.
Baer dara hoy lunes una exhi
bici6n a A asaltos, en- Tampa, y
|otra ell dia "a, en- Miami. Para
la &c Tampa, un exfutbolista,
Tony Cancela ,sera su adverse
rio, 3 para la de Miami Sc ha
escogido al veterano Jimmy Ma
loney.
Barney Ross defendera su M
Itica corona de pequeno peso wei
ter, en- Miami, ell jueves "a, te-
niendo de contrincante a Fran
'He Kick, habil pugilista de Ca
lifornia. Tambi9n ell jueves, CO
mo pelea complementary del
programa en- que figuran Ross
y Baer, Joe Knight, de Cairo,
Ga, legftimo aspirante a la co
roma de las ITS libras, Sc batira
con Tony Shucco, de Boston,
que apetece ell mismo titulo.
Babe Risko, ell Instructor de
ilusiones, que hace pocos dias
puso a dormir a Teddy Yarosz,
ell campe6n del peso medic, ha.
ra su primera presentation en-
ell Madison Square Garden, e.
viernes por la noche, con Vicen
tie Dundee, Ell ~excampe6n, de ad.
versario.
Hoy lunes, en- New Orleans.
Jumbo Royira peleara con
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VIII

En- aquel momento, salieron
de la iglesia los marqueses de
Riabaja, acompanados de su hi
ia Elvira.
Me parece que voy a dejar-
les a ustedes,-dijo Enrique Nc
rales.
-iComo ash?
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puede o no Sc les debe recordar
ell marido, y 81 Sc me ocurre al
guna veg dirigirle la palabra,
me ~alegraria llamarla por su
verdadero nombre.
-Pues es muy bonito ell SUI
70 Y, sobre TODD, muy poetico,
en- relaci6n con su tipo; Sc la
ma Ofelia.
La gaceta., 1935-01-21
LUCHAS
LONDOS LUCHARA CON
LEWIS

Chicago, enero 21.-Un con-
trato Sc firm6 aver por medic
del cual Sc compromise ell cam
pe6n de luchas, Jim LOndos, a
batirse con "EstranguladOr"
Lewis, ell e~xcampe6n, ell dfa 81
de enero, en- Ia ciudad de st.
Luis.
Los terminus del contrato
fueron aceptados por Ed White
ell director del "Dios griego'. Sc
ra a una caida sin Unite de
tempo.
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T"Tootsie" Bashara, a diez asal-
tos; Eddie Flynn, de Tampa,
leon Preacher" Lardner, tam
bien a 10 rounds.
Ell microbes, en- Oakland
Tommy Paul, de Buffalo, Sc ba-
Itira con ell portuguese Pinto de
ISa, del peso de pluma.
En- Tacoma, ell jueves, pa
by Joe Cans" tenat ~
Freddie Steele, en- !
len st. Paul, Charf
del peso, complete, Z
lfrer.e a AL Ettore, de Filadel-
fla.
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LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

yer la cabeZa horr9riZada al yer
q Enrique, lie miro sonriendo
dulcemente.
-Vamos,-dijo Costa Nina
cuando hubo pasado.-Aposta-
ria cualquier cosa a que la viu-
dita Sc alegraria de que Sc la
llevase ell diablo.
7iC6uo Sc llama?-pre-
gunt6 Enrique a sus amigos.
i iensa listed wa en- con-
quistarla?
No; pregunto por mera Gu
riosidad. A las Yiudas no Sc les
La gaceta., 1935-01-21

LA GAlETA
I periodico en- idioma Espanol
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
5u scripcion semanal: 20 cents
Telefono Y3792
80 7tb Ave Ybor City, Fla.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24

LLOYD WARREN RUssELL-On Sum
day. September %. 1935 at Alexandria
Hospital. Alexandria, Va WARREN
| RUSSELL LLOYD. the beloved husband Of
Mary Lloyd in the thirty-eighth year Of
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES
DEATHS

Earnest Fischer, So. Garfield Hospital
=, virginia S. Grigsby, 20. St. Elizabe
Hospital
n. w.
William Haller, 70. 1905 II st. n W
Walter Hough, IS. 1882 Farragut 81
Mary l.. soper. 65. Gallinger uosnttaI
pital. tAoS
Joseph Trabattoni. 63. Home for Age,
and Infirm.
JohA Karist. SIS, Providence uosritaI
Albert Mack, 81, Gallinger Hospital.
FRANK Carr, As, Gallinger Hospital,
John Miles, l. Providence Hospital.
infant Snyder. IL days, Gallinger Hos
Infant Clark, sh days. Garfield Hos
pital.
Eliza ouuen. SIS. 40 H St. N. w,
Henry Jackson, so. Gallinger Hospital
and Infirm.
Richard Peck. 5s, Gallinger Hospital.
Walter R. Wood, AS 1884 Fourth ST
Elizabeth Martin. SO. 21as Ninth s.
N. w.
Marvin McNeal, go. Gallinger Hospital
James Pinkney, 27. Gallinger Hospital
Dora Tate, 81, Gallinger Hospital
Paul Cook 6, Gallinger Hospital.
shirley Gran, months, Gallinger Hos
pital.
James ceasar. month. ChndrenI
Hospital.
Infant Minis, is days, Gallinger Hos.
pital.
Infant Simmons, Is days. Gallinse,
Infant James, days. Gallinger Hos.
pital
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
AIRMAN SEEKS
NEW MARK IN
LIGHT PLANE

A tiny airplane, carrying but
seven gallons of gasoline, was in
flight over Washington at noon
today, seeking a new altitude rec
ord for light Seaplanes.
At the controls Of the plane was
Benjamin King, Washington engi-
neer-sportsman, holder of two
other records for light planes. Mr..
King lives at the WestcheSter
Apartments.
Taking off from the Naval Air
Station at Anacostia at 10:55
a. M. Mr.. King was not expected
to bring his plane back to earth
until after / o'clock when he ex-
poets to claim a new record. His
takeoff was witnessed by Mrs.
King. The present record of 1855
feet was established December 10,
1890. at the Argenteuil France)
Airdrome. A French pilot, D. Yer
cruysse, set the mark.
Mr.. Kings plane is powered by
q 36-horsepower engine and the
entire machine weighs only 524
pounds.
Records held by Mr.. King. both
for distance flights, are: North
Beach, L. l., to Whitney's Land.
ing, Anne Arundel. Md, a distance
Of 1854 miles. with one passenger,
set June 16 of this year, and from
Point Washington, L. l., to the
Anacostia Naval Base, a distance
Of 211 miles, without a passenger.
set June Is, 1885.
The flight by Mr.. King today
was under the official auspices Of
the National Aeronautical Associ-
alton which furnished the baro-
graph. This instrument will be
examined by the Bureau of Air
Commerce Immediately after COM
pletion Of the flight.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
P R f ST D f N I
SCANS NAVY
PLANS

In his role Of Commander in
Chief Of the Army and Navy
President Roosevelt today sat
down with Rear Admiral William
H. Standley, chief Of naval opera.
tions and Rear Admiral Emory s.
Land, chief of the navy construc.
tion Corps to talk over details of
new ships to be built and old ships
to be discarded under the terms
of the 1888 naval building pro.
gram.
President Roosevelt, always
Navy-minded, expressed a lively
interest in the details of the cruis-
ers and destroyerS to be built fol.
lowing the 1888 authorization
which specifies that for each ship
built one ship must be discarded.
It Is the Presidents desire that
the new ships be equipped, de-
signed and engineered in accord.
ance with the latest advances in
naval construction and equipment.
Another building program was
discussed by the President with
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
and Works Progress Administrator
Hopkins who went over the mat
ter Of new roads to be built out Of
the relief-work fund.
Road work has been tagging al
though there is an inSiStent de-
mand throughout the country for
full speed ahead on new roads and
new surfaces for old roads.
The cabinet meets this after
noon for the first time in several
weeks and the last time before the
President leaves for his projected
western trip which is scheduled to
begin some time Thursday.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
Youths Arrested
In Larceny Auto Case

John Hall, 20, and Constantine
P. Pergantis, II, are held in the
First precinct station today on
charges of unauthorized use Of an
automobile, housebreaking and
grand larceny, following their ar
rest yesterday in Delaware.
They are accused of breaking
into a restaurant operated by
William Finkel, Georgia Avenue
and Princeton Place Northwest,
and stealing $3.50. They also are
accused Of then taking an auto
mobile owned by Harry j. Hoff.
man, $500 block Tenth st. N. w.
Hall lives in the $500 block Sixth
st. N. W. and Pergantis makes his
home in the 700 block Princeton
Pl. N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
Youth Dies in Auto
After Crashing Pole

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. "a (spe-
ciaD After being carried around
dead for hours, according to physi-
clans, the body Of Augustus Don
aldson, 81, Of waterbury. was
brought to Emergency Hospital
yesterday. Three companions
told police Donaldson had been
driving the car when it crashed
into a pole. After the crash he
decided to sit in the back seat.
Later they found him dead from
what the physician said was heart
failure. The companions were not
charged.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
TOMORROW

9 AM.-Convention, Interna-
tional Association Of Electro
typers. Carlton Hotel.
IL Noon-Luncheon, Mutua
Beneficial Association Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Employees,
Inc, Mayflower Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Electric
Institute, Carlton Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Lions
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
1890 PM-Lurcheon, Rotary
Club, Willard Hotel.
/ PM.-Luncheon, Soroptimist
Club, Willard Hotel.
7 P.M.-Dinner and Dance.
Hamilton National Bank, Willard
Hotel.
P. M.-Meeting. Washington
Philatelic Society, Carlton Hotel.
$3.50 P.M.-Card and Bingo
Party, Holy Comforter Auditor
ium, Fifteenth and East Capitol
Streets. Benefit of Camp Denges,
for Catholic boys and girls at
Abel, Md,
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
Times
Table
TODAY

3 P.M.-Meeting, Mobilization
for Human Needs, National So
cial Work Council, Mayflower
Hotel.
7:30 PM Meeting, National
University Society, Willard Hotel.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Georgia Ave
nue. Business Mems Association,
Inc, at Pierce's Cafe, 5000
Georgia Ave.
8 P.M.-Board Meeting, Inter
national Association Of Electro
typers, Carlton Hotel
8 P.M.-Meeting, Daughters of
'9S, National Auxiliary of United
States War Veterans, Carlton
Hotel
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
BOY CHEERED
BY PRESIDENT
JEROME GOLDMAN

NEW YORK, Sept. PA six
year-old boy fighting infantile
paralysis was made happy today.
He received a letter of encour.
agement from President Roosevelt.
The child, Jerome Goldman, is
keeping the letter tucked under
his pillow.
Judge Named to U. S. Job
Judge Joseph l.. Daley, of New
Mexico, today was named an as
sistant administrator of the Re-
settlement A d m I'M S t ration, as
signed to develop the agency's
many divisions.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
FUNERAL RITES
PLANNED FOR
DR.C00L|DGE

Funeral arrangements for DR..
Augustus B. Coolidge, 78, retired
medical examiner for the former
Bureau of Pensions, who died
Sunday in Emergency Hospital
after an illness of several weeks,
were being completed by his fam
lily today.
DR.. Coolidge was comptroller Of
the Cosmos Club. He was also q
prominent Mason.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24

Funeral Directors s
The Washington times., 1935-09-24

FISHER. ALFRED C.-Suddenly on Sun.
day September 90. 1895 at his resi-.
denCe; 3s43 Garrison St. n W. ALFRED
G. FISHER. beloved husband of Margaret
W and father of William A. Fisher
r Funeral from the. above residence on
tuesday. September 24 at . 30 D. M
Interment. Oak Hill Cemeterv
The Washington times., 1935-09-24

JORDON, EVELYN N.-SuddenIv. on Sat.
JORDON. the beloved daughter of John
| R. and Ida Purdv and sister of Edward G,
Purdy. John R; ,Purdy. ir.. Walter E.
Purdy and Bowdoin R Purdv Remains
resting at the w. W. Chambers Company
Southeast funeral home 517 Eleventh
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
ALFRED C. FISHER

Funeral services for Alfred C.
Fisher, SO, a native of Washing
ton, who died Sunday, were held
today at the residence. 3843 Gar
riSon St., N. w. Burial was in
Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Fisher is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Margaret w. Fisher
son, William A. Fisher, and a
brother, j. Millard Fisher.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
Christian Science Lecture

Bicknell Young will deliver a
sermon on Christian Science;
Not a Mere Name, But Absolute
Science" tonight at First Christ
Church, Columbia Rd. and Euclid
st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
DIED

COMEDY. WILLIAM HARYEY-on Mon
FeSpsd FHGspit3l bn.b5 WILLIAM Il NJ HARVEY coEEB
Late residence. 17O1 Park 5i@ Road Wv n W
Remains R1I aim, resting at the N, ". Cham.
s.; n; w.; until 10 a. m. Wednesday,
Services in Mount Zion Methodist Epis
TVGpal thprch Oak Park. Madison county,
Reiatives9 : and nd friends are invited.
Interment in Church Cemetery.
FISHER. ALFRED C.-Suddenly on Sun.
deHss ss CARLSON ST. 1872 & w at REFRE6 Il Rfs
G. FISHER; beloved husband Of Margaret
" vs and father of william A. Fisher
Interment. Oak R' Hill Cemetery ter D. M
GENsMER. WALTER H.-Sudden7y on
II Mo4day oTS September %. 1885. WALTER
Annie Gensmer. in the fittS- seventh ;ai' ~ year ar
| of his age.
Funeral services will he hold on wednes.
| day afternoon. September 35 1895 AT 9
Street, Alexandria Va
Interment will follow in Bethel Gene.
| terry, Alexandria, Va.
Arrangements by, the Cunningham fu.
neral home. 500 Cameron Street Alex.
| andria. Va.
JORDON. EVELYN N-Suddenlv. on sat.
oMrday, September q. 1885; EVELYN y.
E. and Ida Purdy and sister of Edward G.
Purdy. John R; ,Purdy.. ir.; Walter E.
rnfGy Iesf6r and y. bs PnTdy
Southeast funeral home, 517 Eleventh
Street Southeast
Funeral services vii be held on wednes-
the W. W Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home: 517 ElevGnth, Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
LLOYD, WARREN RUssELT-0n Sun.
RUSSELL LLOYD, the beloved husband Of
Mary Lloyd in the thirty-eighth year Of
Late residence Fort Hunt. Va.
Remains resting at the CUNNINGHAM fu-
neral home. 500 Cameron Street. Alex
Funeral services will be held on Thurs,
ddsoy morning Sen, sentemher ,ho @6 1888 at
ro"", hc"'e. 500 Cameron Street Alex
H"rn'rnt will follow in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
RABBIT, RERTHA-on Monday. septem-
loved wife of Joseph G. Rabbit and mother
i vnef9t ng {chn IL GeGTE MTs
Naomi Love and Emily Howard
Funeral services from the w. W. Cham.
bers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517
Eleventh st S E. on Thursday. Septem.
her 90. at 8 80 a. M: thence to St; Peters
Catholic Church. where mass will be of"
fered for the repose of her soul at 9 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Gathersburg. Nd.
SOPER. MARY L-On Saturday. Sept.
81, 1885 MARY L. soPER. beloved
Vernon. Harry. Claude and Mrs. Margaret
Funeral from w. W. Chambers Co.
st. s. E. on Tuesday. September "a. at
l p. m.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Intermant, Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
LICENSED TO MARRY

Linnie A. Brown, s.. and Sadie L.
Carter. 40, both of Richmond. Va.
Ashburn Robinson. S5. and Sally Tay'
lor, IS, both of 2039 Ninth st. N. w.
Karl K. Keller, %, 4313 Thirteenth St
n. E.. and Ethel c. Butt. 81. 4l14
James R. Cory 2s, s1O Rittenhouss
st. n. w. and Louise NJ. Heider, 20,
wilson L. Parker. "a, IS NJ st. N. W..
and Anna B. Slay, "a, Laurenceburg,
Allen A. Bailey, ~. 12s E St. N W..
and Luta B. Huston, As. Denver, Colo.
and desyy syva aFeVda %aer a. 81 i'SS New York s CITY
Robert s. Jefferson. sS. and Irma G.
Chichester, 25. both OF Alexandria. Va.
Ralph Adams. ~. 31s Fourteenth St.
$. F.. and Vaughn Tolbert. rs, 1852 c
Thomas Brooks, rs, s14 G st. N. w,
and Thresa Hickman, rs, 523 Second
Preston Phenlx. jr.. 27. 1896 Newton
St; n; W., and Helen E. Curtis 49,
Robert A. Ferguson, 20. North Wood.
side. Md, and Catherine ]. Cannon. 2s,
5521 Chevy Chase. Parkway, Md.
sydney Rhine, %, and Jeanne L. Nu'
rick, 25, both Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ernest L. Blanton, 81, and Ethel A.
Bigger, 2s. both Of Richmond Va.
Clifford w. Hogan, 43. 1905 St.
s. E.. and Maxeims Lake. 20, 154O Rose
John $. Mansuy. jr. e1, s15 Jener.
son st. n. w, and Ethel r. Vermillion,
19. 727 Roxboro Place, N. W.
Leo c. Rourke, 35, and Lillian K
Rourke, 81. both of Richmond Va.
Julian K. Berger, %, 1905 R St
n. W.. and Ruby NJ. Hill, "a. 1911
Sweter st. N. w.
Earl R. Pinkston. 25 Silver Spring.
Md, and Beatrice M DeForest, 90 S02S
Porter st. N. w.
George E. Major. SO, Asbury Park
n. j.. and Margaret v. sutton. rs.
Bradley Beach. N. ].
friedrich L. Herd, SO, and Lula N.
Coleman, SO. both OF Annapolis Md
Thomas S. Graves, 30. and Hattie NJ
N. w.
Walter Harris, Al. 2O44 L st. N. w.
and Mary Bailey, 80. 1925 G st. N. w.
ROCKVILLE, Md. Sept % Especially.
Marriage licenses were issued today in
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of MONTGOMERY county to Frank
hartman, 50, and Florence Bell Jen-
kins. 5S, both OF Washington, D. c.:
Lothrop E. Smith, 33, of Washington
and Marion E. Phelps, s5 of Gathers
burg, Md: Adolph w. Atherton, rs, of
Chevy Chase, Md, and Evelyn Alice
Tiffany. 90 of Brooklyn. Pa; Afford
S. Chamberlain. 25. of Franklin Park,
Va, and Virginia NJ. Money, %, Of
Clarendon, Va.
The Washington times., 1935-09-24
BIRTHS

Samuel and Reba Levin, boy.
Robert and Frances Montague, boy.
Clyde and Dorothy dePishom, boy.
Edward and Mary Soghomon girl
Milton and Frances Rupert girl.
William and Rose Skolochenko. girl.
Connell and Hazel Osborn, girl.
The Washington times., 1935-02-06
BOWLING
TONIGHT
RANKER,s IEAGUE-Nation,

BANKERS LEAGUE-National Saw
ings Trust VS.. Washington Loan and
Trust No. 2, Union Trust VS.. W. B.
Hibbs, National Bank of Washington vs..
City Bank, Morris Plan Bank VS.. Amer
ican Security and Trust No. 2, Riggs
National Bank VS.. Washington Loan
and Trust No. 1. American Security and
Trust No. ! VS.. American Security and
Trust No. g. at Arcadia.
D. G. s. LEAGUE-worcester Salt VS..
Rices Bakery, Lang's Pickles VS.. Carpet
Kraft. Shankman's VS.. Stearmans. Pills
bury VS.. Sun sweet, Standard vs.. South
ern, D.. G. S. Cocoa vs.. Gundersheimer's S,
at Lucky Strike.
RECREATION LEAGUE-Pirrone and
Wolter vs.. Plaza, Kris VS.. Brodt's, Uni
versity Shop VS.. Eynor, ArmyNavy VS.
Eagle Bedding, Herald VS.. Arabian, at
Recreation.
NAUTICAL LEAGUE-Anchor VS..
priftsrs, oItts Bon Bonzai vs. Ell DORADO: Wash,
Canoe No. l. Bar Club VS.. Washington
Canoe No. 3. at Rosslyn.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS-Nina VS..
Marquette, Balboa VS.. Genoa, Trinidad
vs.. Salvador. Cortez VS.. De Soto, Santa
Maria VS.. La Sale. oVando vs.. Pinto.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE-Diamond
Cab vs.. Bell Cab, Diamond Service VS..
City Cab. Carry VS.. Sterrett, Sunday
star VS.: Continental. c. & ?. VS.; Premier
Store. at Convention Hall.
TEMPLE MAJOR LEAGUE-Hech-
niger vs.. King Pin, Fountain Hams No
2 VS.. Brodt's. Northeast Temple VS..
Lucky Strike BARRIERS, Shorty's VS.. Pig
CIVIC CLUBS LEAGUE-Washingto ton
Lions VS.. Kiwanis No 2. Kiwanis No.
1 vs.. optimlsts. Reciprocity vs. New.
Spring Lions VS.. Lido. at Arcadia.
DYNAMITE LEAGUE-Sleuths vs..
Duds. Hill Billies vs.. Tornadoes, Wreck
LADIES DISTRICT LEAGUE-BilI
Woods VS. Lucky Strike, Meyer Davis
vs.. Columbia. Arcadia VS.. Temple, Con
vention Hall vs.. Rosslyn.
H. o. L. c. LEAGUE-GeneraI
Mortgage vs.. Bond, Escrow vs.: Files
VS.. Payroll, at Convention Hall.
WISE BIRDS LEAGUE-Sparrows vs.
Penquins, Hawks VS.. Cardinals, Night
Owls vs. Old Crows, at Recreation; -
+ BETHESDA III BUSINESS MEMS
VS.. C. Paint & Hardware. N. W. Motor
vs.. Walmsley, at Bethesda.
TAKOMA LEAGUE-Coumbia VS.. F
g. E., Dome VS. Colorado, Takoma
Motor VS. .Takoma Auto, at Takoma.
MT. RAINIER LEAGUE-Richfield
vs., Harvey. Klotz VS.. B. K. Auto, al
BETHESDA LEAGUE-Reza VS.. We
Cab No. 2, We Cab No. vs.. Legion
at Bethesda.
Prince GEoRGE COUNTY
LEAGUE-Globe VS.. Rector's, Williams
FRINGE GEORGE COUNTY La
DIES LEAGUE-Lanham VS.. Chillum
at Hyattsville.