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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

tCCntinueu.D
$a23 1ssh STREET MWLarss bright
DUPONT C1RCLE-single and double
rooms. one room for 8; attractive location.
1915 New Hampshire ave NV
NEAR stG AsP As sH2 NW r SS"t
gentlemen Or Couple Georaia 6s27.
NICE LARGE ROOM windows. newly
furnished; suitable 2 or 3; also single
O769.
1898 FILLMORE ST.. 18th and Col. RID
Very attractive. bright. cool room; cont.
INV. heat; Ink priv: 81. Adams 237S-J.
1909 18th ST Nw.-very desirable dou.
rooms for 3 or 4: reasonable.
SOL L ST. NW.-Two nice light house
keeping rooms. newly decorated; refrleera-
ton: rent $40 week.
LOCATION EXCELLENT. 1882, Fairmont
eomfor Ts00 Phone ee Adams 1909. .:
eO17 PORTNER PL., Nw.-Laree room,
BEAUTIFUL new furnitur Nort5 Dri Hos home
S5:o0 per &eeS :, S d, N1! VI
for two men. next to bath Phone Column
i4I9 ST. NV. Apt. 42-Large, desir-
able. cool room, exposures: walking dis
1851 MINTWooD PL.-Laree. cool. end
moor front room. for gentlemen only.
ls49 MINTWOOD PL. t1Sth and Col. rdo;
Second-hoor rooms. Ink: clean. cool, next
to bath; adults. -
1901 CLIFTON NV or bright end
floor rooms kitchen. bath. porch; conven-
lent: adults; janitor. Phone Adams Abs.
1926 CLIFTON ST. NW.-One large room
and kitchen. furnished; rent reasonable
21OO 10th ST. NW-Nice, airy front
room. windows: ladies. Phone Decatur
$500. Apt SOB.
I761 TAYIOR ST NW-Room next to
bath, large detached corner house: reason
able. Adams $3.50.
JEWISH REFINED FAMILY has single or
double room homelike and cheerful: rea-
sorable; conven. location North 0341-W:
cO27 ST NW-Private home; large
single room semi-private bath: $50 month.
Reference Call to $50 pm.
DOWNTOWN-Be large cool room.
ample closets. unlimited phone: quiet prl-
waite home: gentleman preferred. Phone
Metropolitan ~"
THE NETHERLANDS 1860 Columbia Rd..
Ant 4O3-Fiye pleasant rooms. southern
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1921 KALORAMA RID ROOMS, BED
rooms. living room. entrance hall. kitchen,
dinette. bath: until October. Potomac 5420.
FOR SUMMER MONTHS-COOL- AIRY.
artistically furnished; two large bed rooms.
lly ng loom. kitchen and bath: all exDos-
ureS overlooking the city. 1873 Columbia
I'd AMI ZOO Phone Columbia &hnI.
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2Ol9 o ST. N.W-ROOM AND BATH OR
suite in oficiars house at Dupont Circle
ONE ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. FUR
nished for light Housekeeping. Apply 903
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The ALABAMA. 1015 N ST. NW.-WALR-
ing distance downtown. all-niEht elevator
and switchboard service: 4 rooms. k. and
b. 5000: : rooms, k. and b.. $50 so.
Resident manager
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CAMP AKEI.A
Boys. = TO IL. $50 per month.
Write for catalogue Reisterstown. Nd.
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

To all those who have been acquainted
with Casa Iona Now open. Acknovl-
edRed by thousands OF tourists as one OF
the most beautiful spots in the State OF
CITY OF Washington. fine place for d
week end Especially for those who wish
to get away from the city and dodge their
bill collectors We have roof garden
where they cannot be reached Equipped
with running water in every room.
Plenty OF baths tennis courts. swimming
pool croauet grounds free garages Ex
cellent meals. For special rates. weekly
and monthly. all information promptly
supplied. Miss l. Z. Guertin. Phone
12l Braddock Heights. Md. Casa Iona.
jefferson boulevard
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1901 CALVERT ST. LARGE ROOMS,
lull-Size kitchen and bath. large reception
hall and porch, also > rooms. kitchen and
bath. elec refrigerafiOn. res mRr.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN


BED ROOM and living room. in private
home: very attractive surroundings; near
by Nd. suburb. Phone Shepherd l49s.
BED ROOM and adjoining living room
suitable for one gentleman; in private
home. Georgia ave. extended. miles: S25
month Address Box 420-D. Star office.
BED ROOM. modern bungalow. private
cooking privileges; adult family: working
couple pref d. / B min. Washington. Camp
SPRINGS. Nd. D. Abbott. Marlboro S3-F-13.
1909 NORTH QUINCY ST. Clarendon. Va.
Furnished room, next to bath. cont. hot
wafer: ! block TO bus Call Walnut $3.50.
UNFURN-one cool. shady. Ink. semi
pr! bath. cleo; SIS. Baltimore and Wal
dorf syes.. Capitol Heights. Nd Apply
Monday.
CHEVY CHASE MD-2nd a.. bright COM
Portable. furn. bed room. southern expo,
overlooking garden; large closet. next bath.
unlimited phone. Wisconsin 31S3.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH - Two furnished
rooms semi-private bath. c, F. Bayley.
Falls Church. Phone Fails Oh. SOS-F-c1.
DOUBLE. = singles. furnished: SD and
SD. Near car and bus. in District. quiet.
Telephone Emerson 52SS. %
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1908 RANDOLPH ST. NV ROOMS.
lnclosed porch and bath $50. including
gas electricity and phone
5000 18th ST NW-G ROOMS. BATH,
bult-in tub shower, garage large porch,
= exposures. modern capt building sepa-
pancy. S4a50 %
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OPPORTUNITY
Lessee leaving Washington. will rent de-
sirable 7-rm apt - baths 3 bed rms. .
with twin beds; porch. servants room. CEN
trail laundry: completely furnished. incl.
linens. Centrally located NV, :. blocks
thoroughfares; quiet. Phone Columbia
$3.50.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION. SIC LIST ST. E.
- rooms and bath heat, lights. gas and
refrigeration included.
1924 CENTER ST NW-FIVE-ROOM
apartment. first floor: porches. Rent. $40.
ADply 1911 Oak ST NV
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745 md ST NV. APT - ROOMS
and bath ami. $40. 81 K st. n,w3
rooms and bath. ami. $50 r. A. HUM
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1448 PARK RID. NV.

BEST LOCATED. LOWEST PRICE IN CITY
, rms, kit. and bath; gas. light and re-
rms. kit. d. bath, same terms; So so.
I rm. kit. & bath. with large dressing
rm. & Murphy bed same terms. $40 90.
Res. mRs.: flreprOof BLDG: lanitor SERVICE
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$50 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. near Du-
pont Circle)-Large room single double.
win beds: semi-private hath. men only
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-LHK. rooms. by working girl;
would share with q young lady: must be
reasonable Phone West 252l.
EMPLOYED business woman wants quiet.
cool sleeping room. near bath. for Sum-
mer; privacy: reasonable. District 5155.
GENTLEMAN wants room with private
family. No other roomers. Permanent.
Address Box 1S6-E. Star once.
YOUNG LADY. room or rm. and board;
reas; walking distance small private fam
in apt. Address Box 175-E. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. room or rm. and board.
small private family; downtown apt;
shower. Address Box 179-E. Star ONCE.
QUIET COUPLE. writer's want 1 or 2 un-
furnished rooms. kitchenette. bath; re-
fined neighborhood. preferably near Lib. of
Cong; permanent; no children must be
after 6. or address Box l42-E. Star ofhce.-
YOUNG MAN desires nice cool furnished
room. State price. Address Box 3s-E
GENTLEMAN desires comfortably furnished
room with private bath. in Protestant
home. Mt. Pleasant section preferred
Must be reasonable. Address Box 1S-E.
Star ONCE.
GIRL wants room in private, home. on
dress Box 52-E. Star once.
WOMAN. employed, desires furnished
room. or room and bath in vicinity OF
18th and X SITS. nv; permanent; state
price. Address BOZ e4-B. star once.
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1897 18th ST W.-Large. airy room
for two men. next to bath Phone Column
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2o1a ] ST. NV double room Twin
beds. for or 2 girls. Apt. 103. the Lom-
~ rdY
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LAcLEDE. 1923 VERMONT AVE. NV
4 rooms. kitchen and bath with electric
refrigeration downtown location; S15.
W. H. WALKER.
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THE SUSQUEHANNA.
Ifsln W CT ~ ~

The. WILBURTON 1914 COLUMBIA RID.
SIX large outside rooms. bath and porch:
algh-Graoe building: reasonable rent
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1901 CONNECTICUT AVE
MRS JACK HAYES AGENT.
B1.nr1a En- In -

35OI I4th ST. N.W.-JUsT THE INCEST
home you would want. end floor. corner
frieeration S10 per month W. SNIP
SON CO. 1924 Vermont ave. MET. 500.
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1855 KANSAS AVE. NW-Douole room
and inclosed porch; suitable gentlemen.
Convenient 10 bus Phone
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APARTMENT. UNFURNIsHED-3 RMS,
bath and porch. 731 Quebec pl. NV.
1860 PARK PL. N.W-TWO LARGE. AT
tractive rooms kitchen. bath. gas. cleo.
tel. included; reas. Garage if desired.
1907 eth ST NE ROOMS INCLUp-
ing sleeping porch; cool sunny; bus passes
door: convenient 10 stores: Semi-bath, en-
two
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70 LONGFELLOW ST. NV. = Nicely
rnished bed rooms. for couple or gentle
N. priNafP home. (ie0rGla 1nlE
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WOODBRIDGE, front room SID mo-: with
2 meals. S35 2Sl1 Mills ave ne Phone
Potomac f1SlS
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1901 CLIFTON NV or bright end
floor rooms, kitchen bath. porch; conven-
lent: adults; janitor. Phone Adams 4735.
1926 CLIFTON ST NW-One large room
and kitchen. furnished; rent reasonable
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1851 MINTWOOD PL.-Large. cool. End
floor front room. for gentlemen only
ls49 MINTWOOD PL. t1Sth and Col. rdo;
second-fi rooms. Ink: clean cool, next
In hath: adults
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
GENTLEMAN seeks single room and board
with refined family. State details. Ad-
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
IL SOUTH HIGHLAND ST. Lyon Park,
Va-Nicely furnished room, with board. In
private home: suitable for two.
NEARBY MD.-Clean. cool double. twin
beds. Unusually lovely mod home. large
meals; quiet; adults; $40 mo. each. Phone
Shepherd 25SS.
WOODFORD-On trolley, high and very
cool large grounds. abundance milk and
cream. homegrown vegetables, fruits;
swimming, other amusements. HAMPTON
williams p. Q. Vienna. Va. Tel. Falls
Church so9-F-5.
BAIT. WALDORF AYES. Capt Hts.
Md-Young working girl. SIS mo-: cool.
shade, large grounds. bus stop. Apply Mon.
5I3 N. GARFIELD ST. Lyon Park. va
Large twin bed room. adjoining bath. new
home. near bus stop: Is minutes from
Washington: take Lyon Park bus. u block
from Pershine drive Reasonable
LYON PARK. vA.-Large. cool room.
suitable 2; well balanced meals. Claren-
don 1497-W.
MT RAINIER MD-To employed women;
all imp. one who wants good home;
Protestant; no children or dogs. Reason
able. Ref. Private home. Address Box
75-E. Star ONCE
DESIRE guests in spacious Va home.
shady lawn; " hour to washington good
transportation; excellent meals. Phone
Falls Church S29-F-3.
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PARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.
CLIFTON TERRACE
DOWNTOWN APT

outheast corner l4th and Clifton SITS NV
- rooms and bath also ] room kitchen
nd bath. furnished or unfinished.
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l35 18th ST. SE-In private family
Neat, cool and light front room. newly
furnished.
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JEWISH REFINED FAMILY has single or
double room. homelike and cheerful: rea-
sorable; conven location North 0341-W.
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1911 WEBSTER ST-Double room. pri-
vate bath, c. h. W. large closet; owners
home; garage; near car, bus. Available
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LOCATION EXCELLENT. 1892 Fairmont
At nW-Rooms newly furnished beds
comfortable. Phone Adams 1904 o.
2OI7 PORTNER PL NW-Large room.
beautiful new furniture: private home;
"a SO per week Call North o01S.
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FRONT ROOM, well furnished. private
family. Strictly residential neishborhood.
Inst. hot water. Unlimited phone. %
minutes on street car or bus. or 10 min
utes in your own car from downtown. Sim
gle with garage. ~ weekly: without, 81 -.
Double with garage. $50 weekly: with
cut. SIS Ready for occupancy evening of
June l. Gentlemen preferred. North 5S..f.
a 8
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1868 PARK RID. N.W.-Desire lady room
mate. quiet refined. employed mod house:
nice room. home PRIVILEGES; So month.
S16 10th N.W-One large. well-ventilated.
clean: also small single. near bath. SIS
and So 10
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ROCKLEDGE. 2456 goth ST. NW.--ONE
room foyer and bath. So 80. Resident
manager Phone Adams / 563.
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SAVOY. l4th d. GIRARD NV RMS.
kitch bath. nicely furn.. . exposures S75
mo-. worth more. Phone Adams 3uI4.
1877 ST. N.W.-SUBLET - ROOM NEW
ly furnished apt; bath. Frlgidaire. Call
Sunday before | pm Top floor
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GEORGETOWN. 3O72 QUE ST.--ENTIRE
floor Of private home; very cool. attrac-
cite bath; $50. Seen all day Sunday and
after week evenings. Potomac 1887.
S45 A MONTH. 1876 18th ST. NE
Nothing like it in the city for the money;
q Veritable little love nest for q young.
quiet. married couple: no children; ami;
two clean. bright, front rooms, closet: End
floor. near bath; beautifully and attractive
revolving electric fan. sewing machine.
continuous hot waite, for baths as many
washing machine and ironer in basement.
cleo. lights, gas. heat. linens. dishes and
silver furnished: Kevinator. Don't fool
yourself by not seeing this: is minutes 70
Treasury. 10 minutes direct line to Navy
yard.
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1922 18Th STREET NW.-Large bright
front room. newly decorated: girls.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Single and double
rooms one room for 3; attractive location.
NAW HannShirR
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1913 CONN.
ave-Very large living room. dining room.
> bed rooms kitchen and bath, $50. wood
burning fireplace. plenty closet space. cleo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
John Doe Must
Have Lost His
Street Map

NEW YORK, June l1.--Michael
Sheehan, chief clerk Of the Traf.
fic Court, found a yellow parking
violation ticket in his mail, and
with it was a scrawled note which
read:
"The inclOSed ticket was
torn from an auto by myself,
who was drunk at the time. 1
think it was in the vicinity of
10th Street. After l woke up
from my drunken stupOr, 1
realized what I'd done. 1 am re.
turning the ticket, since the
man might get in Dutch. John
Doe"
The ticket, returnable to Traf
fic Court, was signed by Patrol
man Cummings of the Old Slir
police station. Since the Old Sir
station is downtown, Mr.. Sheehar
figures that John Doe must have
been confused. to put it mildly
in thinking that the car was
parked in the vicinity of 11Ott
Street,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
FUNERAL
DRAWS THRONG

NEW YORK, June II (U.SA.
Friends of Harry Acton, as many
as could crowd into the chapel
of Seamen's House, gathered at
funeral services for the New York
Americans marine columnist.
Friends from ships, friends
from newspaper offices, friends
from Broadway and society were
there.
They were a few of the hun.
dreds of thousands of persons
who had met Harry ION the
gangplank" under many flags
through many years.
Simple and solemn we're the
services that Chaplain James C..
Healy conducted over the coffin
banked with wreaths and clusters
of flowers.
Pail bearers from the crews of
the Georgia, Virginia, Hamburg
and Drottningholm carried out
the columnist's body. Burial was
in Ferncliff Cemetery.
Among those at the services, in
addition to Acton's wife, elder
daughter, mother and other rela.
tiVes, were William Randolph
Hearst, jr., Charles Hand, Morris
Gest, Oliver Saylor, Alfred D.
Smedt, representatives of all
steamship companies of the port
and the ship news reporters, who
laid floral anchor on their com.
rade's coffin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
RUSSELL GUEST
At WOMEN 8
CITY CLUB
BY MARY PADGETT

Charles Edward Russell,
writer, will be the guest OF
honor and speaker tomorrow
night at a dinner of the Bust.
ness and Professional Women'S
Section of the Women's City
Club at the clubhouse, 1876 jack
son Pl. N. w.
Mr.. Russell, author Of Julia
Marlowe, Her Life and Art"
will discuss Miss Marlowe, with
whom he has been close friends
for many years. Mr.. Russell
will also read some poetry.
Mrs. Caroline B. Stephen will
preside.
Arrangements are being made
by the club for an outing at
Camp Bennett, on the Brook.
vile Pike, about 20 miles from
the city. on Saturday afternoon,
June %.
Members are urged to come
and bring their friends, and
thus help to make this the big.
BeSC event OF the club year.
One of the most active years
In the history of the Washing
ton Chapter of Hadassah,
womens Zionist organization
Of America, will come to an
end with the annual spring
luncheon Tuesday, June 10, at
the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Charles RoSenthal and
Mrs. Alec Rosenblum. co-chair-
men for the luncheon, have
made elaborate plans to enter.
tain a large number of guests.
The program arranged will in.
clude a talk by Rabbi Irving
Miller.
Mrs. Carl Tinker and Mrs.
Paul Pearlman are in charge
Of tickets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
Tobacco Damaged
By Hail and Wind

DANVILLE, Va, June IL.
Farmers in this tobacco belt
were still taking the toll today
OF sporadic hail storms which
dropped temperature 80 degrees
Sunday night. Severe damage was
done near Penhook, extending
into, Franklin n d Henry coun-
ties. The wind unroofed a number
of dwellings. White Oak Mountain
had a heavy hail and another Sc
we're storm ragged north Of Alta
Vista. Young crops were reported
beaten into the ground.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
West Va. i. Alumni
Elect Thompson

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, June
11.-Alumni of West Virginia
University yesterday elected a
varsity cheer leader of a decade
ago to the position of president
He is william G. Thompson, Of
Fayetteville. He succeeds DR..
Cory Hogg, Of LewiSburg, as head
of the alumni association. Other
officers chosen were: A. Brooks
Fleming, of Fairmont, first vice
president; Houston G.. Young. OF
Charleston, second vice president;
and DR.. v. H. Kemper, OF Sis
tersville, treasurer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
BOY, 4, THROWS
BIC DOG

SEATTLE, Wash, June IL.
Daniel in the lions den had
nothing on four.year-old Frankie
Pennell, of Seattl ;, who, in the
time it takes to snap camera
four times, nailed Bills" shoul,
ders to the floor. Bill" though
fighter, is a gentle dog.
Bill won the first fall with a
Jump at frankie, but the young
ster won the fight from then on
with a smile on his face and
probably an eye in a southerly
direction, where lies Hollywood.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
PICNIC JUNE IS

The annual picnic Of the Wash.
ington Alumnae Association Of
Alpha Delta Pi, in honor OF the
activities and pledges of Alpha ri
chapter at George Washington.
will be at the summer home of
Miss Grace Hurd at Sherwood
Forest, Nd, June IS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
Install Officers

New officers of Bethel No. l,
Jobs Daughters, will be form.
ally installed Saturday night
in the Masonic Temple, Thir-
teenth st. and New York Ave.
N. w.
Emma Catherine Norris was
elected honored queen at the
recent annual meeting of the
organization Other officers
are Dorothy Linz. senior prin-
cess: Harriet Schmidt, junior
princess; Mary Ellen Bailey,
guide, and Marthena Mehrling,
marshal.
Abraham Lincoln Circle No. 3,
Ladies of the G. A. R., will hold
its next initiation Monday night,
July l, at the Willard Hotel.
New members to be initiated
are Mrs. Amy F.. Hammond and
Mrs. Samuel A. Swiggett.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-11
To Hold Picnic

Members of Lincoln Women's
Relief Corps, No. 6, auxiliary to
the c. A. R., have completed
plans to hold a picnic at Hams
Point on June 20.
New officers of Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Alumnae Chapter of Al
pha Chi Omega. recently in
stalled at the final seasonal
meeting. are announced today
as follows:
President, Mrs. j. Carney
Howell; vice president, Mrs. LIE.
land Sutherland: treasurer, Miss
Bettina Sergeant; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. c. ]. Barbee:
recording secretary, Mrs. Gaines
Gaugh; Pan-Hellenic delegate,
Miss Dorothy Perkins; Pan
Hellenic alternate, Mrs. Scott
w. Hovey; Tyre editor. Mrs.
Wilbur G. Payne, and historian,
Mrs. Owen L. Scott.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Fourth row-Louis Justement, chairman,
Municipal Art Committee. Board of Trade;
John A. Marshall director of insurance; E.
Barrett Prettyman, corporation counsel; A.
c. Case. director. Board Of Trade; George ".
Graham, chairman, Streets and Avenues
Committee, Board of Trade; John A. Remon.
chairman, Rivers and Harbors Committee,
Board of Trade; DR.. George G. Rutland, pub
lie health officer; Samuel J. Prescott. director,
Board of Trade; Harry Blake, chairman,
Zoning Committee, Board Of Trade: Dr.
Frank w. Ballou, superintendent of schools
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Third row-Lieut Robert E. York, Assist
ant Engineer Commissioner; Richmond B.
Keech, vice chairman, Public Utilities Com
mission; Arthur ]. Bergman, COACH Catholic
University Orange Bowl team; Ed Karpowich,
captain, Catholic University Orange Bowl
team; Elwcod Street. director Of the Board
of Public Welfare; DR.. George F. Bowerman,
District librarian; William A. Van Duzer, di-
rector of vehicles and traf1c; William A.
Roberts, peoples counsel: Judge Robert e.
Mattingly Municipal Court; C. M. Towers.
collector of taxes; Isaac Cans member
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Second row-Judge Nathan Cayton. Mu-
nicipal Court; Dr. Arthur G. Christie, cnaH-
man. Public Health Committee, Board OF
Trade: Judge Isaac r. Hit, Police Court;
Judge Gus A. Schuldt, Police Court; Judge
Walter Casey, Police Court; Judge George 9.
Aukam, Municipal Court; Justice oscar X.
Joseph w. Cox District Supreme Court; JUS
tice F. Dickinson Let's, District Supreme
Court; Justice James M. Proctor; District Su-
preme Court; Daniel J. Donovan. Distrlct
auditor; Col John w. Oehmann, building m
spector; Riley e. Elgen, chairman, Puplc
Utilities Commission.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Left to rf1ht.

Left to right:
First row-Justice Josiah A Van Orsdel,
District Court of Appeals; Engineer Com
missioner Dan I. Sultan, United States
District Attorney Leslie c. Garnett. Commis-
sioner George Il. Allen, Commissioner Melvin
G, Hazen. John Saul, president, Washington
Wheat. district Supreme Court; Edgar Nor
ris, first vice president Washington Board OF
Trade; Justice Harold M. Stephens, Dastrlct
Court of Appeals; Robert J. Cottrell. execu-
tive secretary, washington Board of Trade.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Fifth row-Charles E. Schrom, chief engi-
neer, Fire Department; George Pitt. assist
ant treasurer, Board Of Trade; Capt. H. s.
Capt Howard F. Clark, Assistant Engineer
Commissioner; Roland NJ. Brennan, secre-
tary, Board of Commissioners; J. 3. Gordon,
sanitary engineer; Capt Hugh p Dram, d.
rector of inspection; e. A. Dent, surveyor;
Capt. H. c. Whitehurst director Of highways;
Maj. Ernest w. Brown. superintendent of
police. @ Photo by Tenschert.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

A TOP HAT
c H E E r FOR
EATON. A little
thing like snow
doesn't dampen
the ardor of these
young English
men at E ton
School as they
cheer their team
during the "wall
game"
Associated Press Photo.