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HARLINGEN, June l4.-D.
Briggs was taken I'm as N new HlnEl~
Der Of the Lions club Thursday nt
the Madison hotel. He was well
coined by VI. %. Anglln and lnstFuct-
ed In the duties and obligations of
LioniSm by John Richards.
"A committee composed of Robert
Adams, T.. o. Anglin and j. u. Cady
named 20 look after attendance
OF absent members.
L. r. Baker was appointed 20
represent the club at tho Valley
Centennial committee meeting in
Mercedes June Is.
The Lions enjoyed a motion pie-
ture revealing interesting fantm
about the automobile industry. Thn
film was furnished by the Chevrn-
let division OF General Motors.
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any such spirit OF conservation or
JOY in his task. and yet even In the
darkness Of n prison and in ell
the haru circumstances OF hts life
Paul found the presence OF God and
the guidance Of God.
BIT the real emphasis In our les
o Is upon the response TO God OF
those who have resources and pow
ers that they can c~onsecrate to him
II they viii.
The nan who would be truly
cody T. one In whose heart there
Is a sense OF stewardship In graft
tude and service. He cannot en-
JOY the richness and bleSsedness OF
Gods grace in his soul without
wishing 70 be gracious and loving
toward his fellow men.
The New Testament portion OF
our lesson take this thought and
enriches II through emphasis up
on the sower Of the seed. We are
In the world as those who are SOW
ing for q great reaping. and the
largeneSs Of what We reap depends
upon the bountifulneSs with which
we SOW.
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Yet when you see the lives OF
great Christians. you can under
stand rather clearly what tnis sort
on stewardship means. You can see
II In the life OF Paul himself,
He was a tentmaker Who even
supported his ministry by WORK o.
his trade. But his tentmaking had
taken on new meaning because OF
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Especial 70 Inc HtfhIuJ
SAN BENITO, June l4.--Word
has been received here Of the death
at the hospital In Legion, Texas, az
w. r. Jones, formerly employed BY
the Rivoli Barber shop. Burial took
place at Legion. Jones Is survived
by parents and several brothers and
sisters in Alabama. his native state
He also resided at Weslaco before
coming here.
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Cameron Records
I03RD DIST. U
JudRe A. Nj. Kent

SUITS FILED: Laverne Smith
vs.. Joe Smith, Jr., suit for divorce.
A. M. McLelland, ct al, VS.. Ned
die l.. Schwulst, ct viz, treSpaSS 10
try title.
S. w. Engler VS.. II. II. Hardin,
Ct al. trespaSs TO try title.
ORDER ENTERED: John SoSa
Y S Isabel Rocha SoSa, suit for d.
Vorce; by agreement cage sub
mitted during vacation; decree OF
divorce denied.
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ed In June, 1884. after his gradua-
The first marriage was disclosed
when Mrs Sebastian filed N sep
aration suit recently after n quarrel
at a party on Governors Island
where Sebastian Il stationed.
Colonel Hamilton said the deci-
sior. reached Thursday win he pubs
llShed In five days 10 three weeks
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JUSTICE OF A

Medardo Saldana fined 50 and
costs. malicious mischief
Eliseo Cara, fined 81 and costs,
disturbing peace.
Jorge Gutierrez, not guilty, dis
turhing peace.
Felipe Aleman fined SlOO and
costs, disturbing peace.
Felipe Aleman fined SIS and
costs. assault and battery.
MARRIED: T1burcio Perez and
Jacinta Navarro.
Raul D0minguez
MARRIED: Juan Rodriguez and
Paula Alexandra.
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this conservation Of his whole life
20 God.
Work became touched with q new
sanctity because even his daily work
he was doing as q service TO God.
You might think that II would be
hard for a man toiling long hours
in monotonous work. or under foul
or degrading conditions, 10 find
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Text: Deut. Stills; III Cor.
e:6-S
The international Uniform sun
day school Lesson for june l6.
BY WIN. T.. GMROY, ID. ID.
Editor Of Advance
Christians are not all agreed as TO
the nature and the demands OF
Christian stewardship. though all
thoughtful Christians. II they fol-
low at all such teachings Of Old
and New Testament as are empha-
sized In our lesson. must recognize
that stewardship Is the essential
and underlying fact in the human
attitude toward God of the man
who would recognize God In faith
and devotion.
For some. stewardship is defined
In very definite and very positive.
II somewhat limited, ways. II
mean for them the adoption Of
the Old Testament rule OF the
tithing Of income-a very good
practical rule which would result.
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LICENSES

Tiburcio Perez and Jacinta Ma
varro.
Juan Rodriguez and Paula Ale
iandro.
Guadalupe de Ia Fuente and
Avelina Rodriguez
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COUNTY COURT AT LAW

ORDER: VIM. ID. Cleveland az
Sons vs.. "A. 9. Schaudies, ct al, suit
on account; dismissed.
, 1935-06-14

The hippopotamus does not sweat
blood. This belief arose from the
fact that the animal excretes a car
mine-colored pigment from its skin.
, 1935-06-14

Complete line OF New Perfection
stoves and ranges. Borderlnnd
Furniture Co.-Adv.
, 1935-06-14

The average person drinks one ton
Of water In a years time.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
Anacostia Association
Meets First in New School

The Anacostia Citizens AsSo-
citation, meeting for the first
time last night, in the new Ana
costa High School, passed reso-
1utions requesting the Capital
Transit Company to reroute
buses leaving from Seventeenth
and Pennsylvania Avenue South
east, so as to serve Sixteenth
and w Streets Southeast. The
action followed receipt of a petit
ton presented by Mrs. s. z.
williams that contained 232
names asking the change, which
was ordered sent to the Pub
lie Utilities Commission, along
with the resolution. A request
for resurfacing Of High Street
Southeast was referred to the
committee on highways.
President Milton E. Diehl ap-
pointed to the committee on
membership DR.. F. I. Bartlett,
John Harmon, George A. Viii
liamS, Mrs. Ada Lawton and
Mrs. Louisa Tew.
Chester w. Holmes, principal,
said the new school with capac-
1ty of $50 students already had
433 enrolled and that full time
study will begin Monday with
% teachers.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26

One of the most glamorous Fed.
eral employees in washington, Miss
Sylvia Gladstone, will provide en-
tertainment features for the Wei
fare Association benefit dance
scheduled November 2 by workers
of the Treasury Departments Pro
curement Division at the Shore
ham Hotel.
Before Joining Government
ranks five months ago, Miss Glad
stone was well known in New York
theatrical circles. Known under
her stage name of "Zuni de Roca, "
she appeared in Billy Roses long
term hit, Music Hail." produc-
tionS featuring Jimmy Durante,
and did extra work for the Para.
mount motion picture studios at
Astoria, Long Island.
The former Showgirl. q vivid
brunette with Jet black hair and
chocolate-hued eyes, thinks Gov
ernment service . novelty but
plans eventually to return to stage
life, as it's more exciting" She
is a graduate Of. Dickinson High
School Of Jersey City, N. j., and
attended Columbia University for
two years prior to beginning her
career.
She Is to do several rhumba
Specialties at the Procurement Di.
vision fete.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
ABROAD
IS TOPIC

Miss Dorothy Detzer, national
executive secretary OF the Wom-
ems international League for
Peace and Freedom will speak on
the war crisis next Monday night
at meeting arranged by the Dis
trict branch of the Women'S In
ternational League.
The meeting will take place at
8 p. m. at the Friends Meeting
House, 2111 Florida Ave. N. W.
Miss DETER Just returned from
three months in Europe, attended
the meetings Of the September
council and assembly in Geneva,
and before returning home made
a speaking trip through the in.
dustrial centerS Of England.
Corporation Counsel e. Barrett
Prettyman will speak on "Unem-
ployment Insurance and Old Age
Pensions in the District of Colum-
bia," at a meeting of the educa-
ton committee Of he Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club on Thurs
day at IL a. m.
MooSeheart Day will be cele-
brated by Columbia Chapter No.
368. Women of the Moose, and
members Of the local lodge tomor-
row evening az Moose Hall.
Regional Director Charles Ken
nedy will be the giIest speaker and
also will show the latest pictures
Of Mooseheart. Six Mooseheart
graduates will be the hosts and
hoSteSses for the celebration.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
.G-M PROMISES.
BIG D. {. SHOW.

What is declared to be the
greatest exhibit Of General Motors
automobiles ever held in Wash
ington will open at the Mayflower
Hotel next Saturday morning at
9 o'clock. according to Floyd
Akers, chairman Of the committee
in charge Of the show. 1t will be
known as the General Motors
Dealers Exhibit and admission
will be free at all times. The show
will be open from 9 a. m. to IL
p. m. daily.
Assisting Chairman Akers are
three vice chairmen, Frederick
Palmer, w. A. Rogers and w. H.
Emerson. This committee met
with the various dealers last week
and allocated space for the show.
The committee on decorations,
headed by Andrew Duffy, will now
take over the work Of preparing
the show space for the various
makes of cars.
ALI General Motors lines, in
cluding Cadillac, La Sale, Buick,
OldSmobile. Pontiac and Chevro-
let, viii be shown. It will be the
first showing of the 1896 Chevro-
let in washington, which also goes
on exhibition at the various deal
erS on that same date.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
T0WNSENDITES'
FERV0R HIGH

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 u.N.sO.
With all the fervor Of an old
time revival meeting, the first
national convention Of the Town
send $500 monthly for everyone
over 6O Clubs went into its third
day today.
More than 5000 gray-haired
delegates from every State in the
Union jammed Chicago's largest
hotel as ueutenantG Of their
leader, DR.. Francis E. Townsend,
retired California physician. out
lined the beauties to come "pos-
sibly e'rly in 1895 w,e7n Congress
approves the Townsend plan"
Many delegates past 70 years
Of age sat with tears streaming
down their cheeks as they sang
hymns and songs popular in
America so years ago. To the
strains Of q mellow pipe organ
the oldSters lifted their voices,
filling a hall seating $500, sev.
eral smaller halls and surround
ing corridors with melody,
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
Seven Citizen Associations
Hold Meetings Next Week

The following Citizens Associa-
tions will meet next week:
Monday night.
Georgetown Saint Johns
Church Parish Hall.
Mid City - Thomson School.
Annual election Of officers.
North Capitol-McKinley High
School.
Tuesday night.
Logan-Thomas Circle - Logan
Hotel.
Southeast Washington - Hine
Junior High School.
Friday night.
Burroughs - Burroughs School.
Chillum Heights - John r.
Keene School.
Saturday night.
Federation of Citizens ASsocia-
tions - District Building, annual
election of officers and executive
committee.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
Off Duty, Policeman
Hears Call Of Duty

Policeman Joseph A. Meyer, 33.
was off duty last night and was
about ready to retire at midnight
when the sounds of a street fight
floated into his home. 5156 Fulton
st. N. W.
The policeman went out to stop
the fight. One Of the men
escaped and the other, John D.
Lee, 20, is alleged to have turned
on the policeman. Lee, who lives
in the 1900 block Wisconsin Ave-,
Is held on charges Of assault and
disorderly conduct.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
Morgue Renovation
Work Gets Started

Works Administrator George
E. Allen put a works-relief crew
to work yesterday on renovation
c. the District Morgue.
He has allotted $500 for in
stallation of a heating plant to
replace the single coal stove.
renovation Of the floors and
walls. and construction Of a new
coroner's jury room.
On a recent inspection tour,
he found the building terribly
dilapidated" and Immediately set
aside works fund money to mod
ernize it. The morgue will re-
ceive other repairs next year II
the Commissioners budget recon-
mendations are approved by the
Budget Bureau and Congress.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26

Jean Harlow and Clark Gable. Fri
day: ''Dante's Inferno" with Spencer
Tracy Tracy and Claire Trevor. Saturday:
RuggIes and Mary Boland.
RaphaeI-sunday and Monday: "what
Price Crime" with Charles starrstt and
nsfS Detroh G Ths Devil TH'iG'y Is woman
Wednesday and Thursday: Grace Moore
and Leo Carrillo in Love Me Forever"
Friday: Jean Harlow in THE Girl From
Missouri" with Lionel Barrymore and
Franchot Tone. Saturday: Reb Russell
in Lightning Trigger"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: James
Cagney in THE Irish In U.s." Tuesday:
Jack Perrin in Texas Jack" and I'm.
asd asorgs BTsnt H F7ont Ro' Page
Woman" Thursday: party wire" and
'Mutiny Ahead" Friday: MarIene Die
trich in The Devil Is Woman" Sat-
urday: Tim Mccoy in "outlaw Deputy"
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday: shir-
ley Temple in Curly Top" with John
BoIes and Rochelle Hudson. Tuesday:
Let EN- Have It." with Richard Arlen
and Randolph Scott. Friday: Grace
Moore and Leo Carrillo in Love Ne
Forever" Saturday: Tim Mccoy In
S0SA@" OSpOLys
BROADWAY-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Karloff and Bella Lugosi in
The Raven" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Greta Garbo and Frederic March in
Anna Karanina," with Freddie Bar
tholomew. Friday and Saturday: John
Wayne in Westward Ho."
TAKOM Sunday and Monday:
Clark Gable and Wallace Beery in
China Seas" Tuesday and wednes-
day: John Boles in "Orchids to You i;
also Otto Kruger in Two Sinners"
Thursday and Friday: George Raft
and Alice Faye in Every Night at
Eight" Saturday: Jack Holt in 'storm
in THE Band Plays On"
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Lew
Ayres and Mae Clarke in silk Hat
Kid; also Jan Kiepura and Marta
Eggerth in my Heart Is Calling"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Anna Neagle
in Nell Gwyn"; also James Dunn in
Fred MacMurray and Madgs Evans
in Men Without Names" Friday:
Oracle Allen and George Burns in
Here Comes Cookie" Saturday: Char
lie Ruggles and Mary Boland in
People VIII Talk"
HIPPODROME-sunday: Garbo and
and Tuesday; Jan Kiepura in My
in Champagne for Breakfast" wednes-
day and Thursday: Paul NUM- in
BLACK Fury" Friday: Charles But
terworth in Baby Face Darlington" ="
Saturday: Joe E. Brown and Ann
DvOrak in Bright Lights"
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
Bentley Wins LIN Feud
Against Prosecutor.

Transfer of Miss Mae Helm, as
sistant corporation counsel for
Juvenile Court, to other duties in
the office Of Corporation Counsel
E. Barrett Prettyman, and Edward
M. WelliYer to the Juvenile Court
post was announced yesterday, con-
firming reports of a prolonged dis
agreement between Judge Fay
Bentley and her woman aide.
Miss Helm, the first woman ever
to have been appointed an assist
ant corporation counsel for the
District, and Judge Bentley first
disagreed over a court rule passed
by Judge Bentley restricting the
latitude of the former in settling
juvenile cases out of court.
The female prosecutor, 1t is
said, insisted that in all possible
cases involving juveniles, she
should be permitted to deal with
the offenders from a sociological
point of view first, thereby
The Washington times., 1935-10-26

} CAMEO-Sunday and Monday: Garbo
& ana March .In in wi,1,. wanna Ksrsnl%s; K %hna',
Bet on Blondes" Wednesday: spen-
Thursday and Friday: Sir Guy Stan.
ding in Annapolis Farewell" Satur-
day: Ann Southern in THE Girl
ARCADE-sunday and Monday: sibyl
Jason in Little Big Shot" Tuesday:
PFs RaTs and GUN IN K5See
in "Going Highbrow." Thursday and
Friday: Janet Gaynor in The Farmer
Takes A Wife" Saturday: Gilbert Ro-
land in Ladies Love Danger" also Tim
PRINCESs-sunday and Monday:
'Silk Hat Kid" with Lew Ayres and
MAJ claIks also capp EicES o[iS. Mc
Kinney. Tuesday and Wednesday: Jack
Holt in storm Over the Andes" also
'"rhe Man Who Knew Too Much" with
Nova dn Rn:t s1sr a@s FFdax
James Dunn and Airline Judge in wei
with Ben Lyon. shelia Manners and
in "Two sinners" also Tim Mccoy in
The Outlaw Deputy"
sTANToN-sunday and Monday:
Shirley Temple in Curly Top Tues
day and Wednesday: Jane Withers, o.
P. Heggie in "Ginger"; also Jan
Kiepura in my Heart Is Calling"
Thursday and Friday: Jean Harlow
and Ben Lyons in "Helrs Angels;
also Eddie Nugent and Patricia Scott
in Kentucky Bluestreak." Saturday
Nancy Carroll and Lloyd Nolan in
Atlantic Adventure; also Rex Lease
and Ann Carroll in THE Ghost Rider;
also Tom Mix in THE Miracle Rider"
PALM-Sunday and Monday: accent
on Youth" with Sylvia Sidney and
Herbert Marshall. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: "Alice Adams" with Katherine
Hepburn. Thursda ay and Friday:
Every Night at g." with George Raft
and Alice Faye. Saturday: People
Will Talk" with Mary Boland and
Charlie Ruggles.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
BIRTHS

Archie A. and Eta A. Pope. boy.
George c. and Margaret @. stephen
boy. -'
John p. and Alice L. GilchriSt, girl.
William B. and Jennie L. Coulter, girl.
Thomas F. and Eula L. Kelley, girl
Milton P. and Ruth M. Jones, girl
Gilbert and Cora Faunce. girl.
Emanuel and Dorothy Sachs. boy.
Vernon r. and Margaret 7. Brown,
boy.
Peter and Ethel Velser, girl.
Harold and Margaret DeCourcy. girl.
Julius C. and Henrietta Holmes, girl.
Orclsano and Antonia Peixato. girl
John and Julia e. Douglas. boy.
John w. and Oprea Balthrop. boy.
Quay r. and Elizabeth Richardson.
boy.
Mack and Ellen simpkins. girl.
Kelly and Evangeline Nimons, girl.
Veala and Dorothy Turner, girl.
Benjamin and Hllda Brooks, boy.
Charles H. aud Wilhelmina Brown.
boy.
william and Virginia Minor, boy.
James and Ocie Cathay. girl.
Charles E. and Beatrice Edelin,. girl.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
TAX VIOLATION
IS DENIED
international News Service

An emphatic denial that there
was any irregularity in his In
come tax returns was made here
today by Former Senator James
E. Watson. veteran Republican
leader from Indiana, following
disclosure the Government had
been examining his returns.
The matter which the Treas.
ury had been looking into in.
volved a stock profit gift" of
approximately $23,500 made to
Watson by B. j. Grigsby, head
Of the Grigsby- -Grunow Radio
interests.
Watson received the "gift" un-
expectedly from Grigsby for hav-
ing introduced the latter to in
fluential people here when the
radio magnate was involved in
an important financial dispute
over fees demanded by the radio
corporation for the use of a Grigs-
by patent, according to Samuel
King, attorney for Watson.
Watson, King said. omitted this
income from his returns because
q gift" was not at the time
subject to taxation.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
sF1Ossie,' Cute
FOXTerrier.
Asks Home

''FloSsie," who Is just year old,
is looking for a new home.
"Flossie" is about the cutest fox
terrier at the District Pound and
she's being offered for adoption
today. She is white and has a
few brown spots.
If you wish to adopt Flossie
communicate with Walter r.
Smith, at the District Pound, or
call National 5000.
Please write to the Pet Editor
Of The Washington Times If you
have a pet. either dog or cat,
which you wish to give away.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26

day, Claudette Colbert' in She Mar
ried Her Boss" bandreel: Wednesday
and Thursday, Greta Garbo in Anna
Karenina." Popeye; Friday. Buddy
Rogers in "Old Man Rhythm" comedy
oddity: Saturday. Sybil Jason in Little
Big Shot," Todd-Kelly comedy. variety.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, VIII Rogers in Steam
%sdue,ss% RPss aovnd and the TsrE"d. Bend
Colbert in "She Married Her Boss"
novelty; Friday. Ted Lewis in Here
Comes the Band" comedy: Saturday,
Edmund Lowe in Thunder in the
Night" Ann sothern in THE Girl
Friend" Betty Boop.
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday:
Bend: Crime Doesn't Pay No. 2.
Tuesday and Wednesday: BinR Crosby
in Two For Tonight; Lem Enrol
comedy Thursday and Friday: Ches-
ter Morris in Pursuit; Tom Howard
comedy Saturday: Ginger Rogers and
Fred Astaire in TOP Hat; oddly.
day: Claudette Colbert in '>She Mar
ried Her Boss; bandreel. Wednesday
and Thursday: Greta Garbo in Anna
Karenina"; cartoon. Friday: Douglass
NoHtsoHeIy IN harmony Lane; Varl-
ETY.. Saturday: sybil Jason in Little
Big Shot; Todd-Kelly.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Bing
Crosby in Two For Tonight; com
edy: oddity. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Marion Davies in Page Miss
Glory" silly Symphony ,"Robber Kit
ten" Thursday: Peter Loire in Mad
Love-; musical; variety. Friday: will
liam Boyd in "Hopalong Cassidy: :
Robert Donat in "S9 steps; George
O'Brien in Thunder Mountain"; car
toon.
sAVOY-sunday and Monday: Robert
Donat i'm in "SS Steps: comedy. Tuesday
fnd Harlow anS c1ss E.rS Gable in {tSn
Sees; Betty Boop. Thursday: James
Gagney and Pat O'Brien in 1.-THE Irish
In U.s.; novelty. Friday: John Wayne
in Westward Ho"; comedy; sportreel.
Saturday: Marion Davies in Page Miss
Glory; bandreel.
TIvOLI-sunday. Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday: Ginger
Rogers and Fred Astaire in TOP Hat"
Saturday: Bing Crosby in Two For To-
night; comedy; novelty.
YORK-sunday land Monday, Kath
crime Hepburn in "Alice Adams"; nov
Sidney and Herbert Marshall in Accent
Hunter in "JaIna": songreeI. Friday:
Robert Donat in "Ss Steps; bandreel:
variety. Saturday: George o'Brten in
Thunder Mountain; comedy.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
$4,000 for Injuries
In Federal BuiIdinu

James A. ONeil, Alexandria,
Va. was awarded $4,000 damages
by District Supreme Court Jury
yesterday in his suit against Da-
vid C. Butcher, Inc, bricklaying
contractors, for injuries SuS-
tanned when a plank from a scat
folding on the new ARr'cu'+''"e
Building struck him May 20, 1888.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
Democrats to Dance

TAKOMA PARK. Md, Oct. 26.
Members of the Takoma Park
Young Mems Democratic Club Will
hold their annual Thanksgiving
dance November % in the Hall OF
Nations at the Washington Hotel,
E. Anderson Collier. chairman OF
the arrangements committee an
nounced here today.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26

avoiding the stigma Of police
record against juveniles.
Judge Bentley, it is reported,
required that all cases be handled
through definite routine which
would neceSSitate a record"
against the offenders. Other
matters Of juvenile policy have
increased the friction between
the two, their friends admit.
Miss Helm has not been in.
formed of the nature of her new
duties, nor has Mr.. Welliver'S
successor in Police Court been
named.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
Stabbed in Fight,
Man S Hurts Serious

Elder Gum, A, formerly Of
Clifton Forge, Va, now living in
the TOO block G st. S. E., was
stabbed early today in a fight with
two colored men at Eight and L
SITS. s. E.
Police took Gum to Providence
Hospital. He Is being treated for
stab wounds Of the chest, face
and hands. His condition is seri-
Gus. The colored men escaped.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26

adopted q reSo-
luton request
ing the Capitol
Ira n sit Com
pany to inaug-
urate a bus line
through down.
town H Street
Mort Invest to
Union Station.
President How
ard L. Sigmund
IA m ed Sylvan
King, Ben Liv-
in g S t on and
Sam Schwartz
a special COM
noittaa fN c0O.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26

fer on the project with the Pub
lie Utilities Com mission and
transit officials.
CD. Kaufman, M. SchloSSberg,
E. E. Swan and Mr.. Sigmund
were named to confer with other
business mems associations on the
parking situation and report at
the next meeting.
Capt. H. G.. Callahan, COM
mander Of No. 3 precinct, and the
editor Of this column were guest
speakers.
The Washington times., 1935-10-26
R. R. BILLIARDS.
FINAL RITES

Funeral services for Robert r.
billiard, So, who died Of a heart
ailment at the Government Print
ing Office yesterday, will be held
at 2 p. m. Monday in the Hysong
funeral home, 1900 N st. N. w.
Interment viii be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. billiard had been employed
at the printing office for nearly
80 years. He lived at 1854 Con-
necticut Ave. N. w.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Maude L. billiard, and a son,
Raymond L. billiard.