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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-23
FREDERICK JOHNSON

Last rites were held today at
the Seventh Day Adventist Church
in Takoma Park for Frederick
johnson, 70-year-old longtime resi-
dent of that vicinity, whJ died
Friday at his home. At jefferson
Avenue, Takoma Park. Nd, after
an illness of several weeks. Bur
ial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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TO SPEAK
AT FUNERAL

Former Senator James A. Reed
of Missouri will deliver an eulogy
over the bier Of Hicklin Yates, 80,
his secretary for 10 years, who died
yesterday at his home in the La
Sale Apartments after a heart
ailment.
Services for Mr.. Yates will be
held Thursday afternoon from the
Hines funeral home and will be
followed by burial with full mill
tary honors in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Surviving, besides his widow,
Mrs. Hazel Pound Yates, are his
mother, Mrs. Anna E. Yates, OF
this city, and one sister, Mrs. H.
N. Barlow, of Lexington. Mo.
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DIED
CHEEK. WILLIAM


CHEEK, WILLIAM JEFFERSON = On
JEFFERSON CHEEK. the beloved hus'
band of Lucille Sydney. He is also sur,
vived by two sons, Leland H. Cheek. OF
HyattsvilIe, Md, and W. Roy Cheek. OF
Charles Town, W. Va.
Remains resting at the W. W Cham.
bers Co. Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on Tues,
day afternoon, December "a 1885. at 2
o'clock from the w. W. Chambers Co
Southeast funeral home, 517 Eleventh
Street Southeast
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend
Interment will follow in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
DAETZ AUGUST-On Friday. December
90, 1895, at his residence. 2016 F st.
n. W. AUGUST DAETZ. the beloved hus.
band Of Alyena Daetz. ,o
Funeral from his late residence. 2016
ST. n. W, by the DeMolay Commapdery
and Knights Templar. on Monday. Deem
Services at Rock Creek Cemetery by
the New Jerusalem Lodge No. o, F. A.
Interment private.
Services by Chambers.
EDELEN, JESSIE P.-On Saturday, De.
deG SemH s6a po 2S Face her E Fsf
p. EDELEN. the beloved daughter OF
Charles J. and Filecia Edelen.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday. December 20. at q. m
Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Services
by Chambers.
FOWLER, MAURICE ELLSWORTH - On
Sunday. December ~. 1885. at his resi-
dence 1908 Street Northwest, MAURICE
ELLSWORTH FOWLER. the beloved hus-
band of Anna E. Fowler.
Remains resting at the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day. December q, 1885, at 10 80 a. m.
from the w. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home. 400 Chaplin Street Northwest
Relatives and friends are invited to al
tend.
Interment will follow in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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D. c. RECORD OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

N. w. and Dollie Cox, 23, 1859 Laner
Pl. N. W. The Rev. Ernest Wilson.
Earl James Rhoderick. 81, Frederick,
Nd, and Helen Elizabeth staley. IS,
yellow Springs, Md. The Rev. s. B.
Dougherty.
Meyer Loshie Casman. A. and Dor
othy Rebecca Faust, 80, both Of Phila-
delphia Pa. Justice Jesse c. Adkins.
Mont, and Louise Rice, 80, Lynchburg,
Va Justice Jesse c. Adkins.
Charles Edward Ripple, 80. and Moe
| Elizabeth Fyock Gibson 80, both of
Dundalk. Md. The Rev. NJ. H. Hennig.
Muldron Hampton, a. 1901 Rhode
Island Ave. N. W., and Lillian Prince.
| 81, 1903 Seventh st. n. w. Judge r.
E. Mattingly.
John Samuel Andrews, %, San Diego,
Cal, and Mona Lucille Straughn. II,
same address. Judge II. e. Mattingly.
william H. Cole, 80, Petersburg, Va,
and Myrtle c. Harrison, rs, Richmond,
Va. The Rev. J. c. Ball
Louis Raymond Oshin SO. Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Margaret CARRIER. "a, Bay
onne n. j. Rabbi j. 7. Loeb.
Cullen Cunningham, IS, 223 Fourth
| st. n. W., and Florence Wright, 81,
2429 X st. N. w. Judge Robert E.
| Mattingly.
Ralph Vaughn Belvins, rs, Herndon,
ma, Va. The Rev. ]. c. Ball.
Milton Ignatius Thompson, 80, 1908
Fifth ST. n. w, and Alice Redo. Fl,
1922 Columbia st. n. w. The Rev. J.
| E. Graham.
Marriage license issued in Arlington
Patrick Henry Thompson, 81, of
Eighth and 1 SITS. S. e, Washington
and Dorothy Evelyn Mckay, 80, of 1913
! Ninth ST.. South Arlington, Va.
Licenses issued at Rockville, Md:
william Joseph Rampey. Is, and Ethel
johnson Ramey. %, both OF washing
| ton.
Davis. 80, both Of WASHINGTON.
virginia Norine Pace. 26' Richmond
Va.
Edward L. Aleshirs, %. Luray, Va,
and Matte e. Sours, 81, Compton, Va.
Raymond D. Copeland, %. Laytons-
willie. Nd. and Blanche clagett a.
Leland e. White 2s, and Viola NJ
Moxley. %, both Of Washington.
William Edward Paddy. q. and Helen
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CAPT. w. L. LITTLEFIELD

Last rites in the Arlington
Chapel preceded the burial service
today in Arlington Cemetery for
Captain william L. Lttlefield,
U. S. N. retired, who died Friday
at the Philadelphia Naval Hospi-
tai.
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DEATHS

NJ. Kuhlman, %, both of Washington.
Wilson Lee Butcher, 81, and Evelyn
Frances Payne, 10, both of Washington
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BALLENGER. NELLIE E.-on SUNDAY

BALLENGER, NELLIE E.-On Sunday.
December %. 1885. at her residence,
Fairfax county, near Alexandria Va,
wife of the late Frank l.. Ballenger and
daughter of the late John T. and Annie
Lyles in the fifty-first year of her age.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
from her late residence.
Interment will follow in sheron Gene
terry, Fairfax County, Va.
Arrangements by the Cunningham fu-
neral home, 500 Cameron Street, Alex
andria Va
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JOHNSTON, WILLIAM WALTER Sud.
denly on Saturday. December 81. 1888.
WILLIAM WALTER JOHNSTON. beloved
Staatsl -
Funeral from the Chapel of Thomas r.
Murray Sons, 2007 Nichols Ave. S. E..
on Tuesday, December "a, at 10 80 a. m.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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DIED
HICKMAN, GERTRUDE &c

HICKMAN, GERTRUDE E.-on Sunday,
:, december -, 1885. at Sibley Memorial
Hospital. GERTRUDE f. HICKMANN.
the beloved wife of Ernst W, Hick.
mann. She is also survived By one son.
Herbert W. Hickman.
Remains resting at the ". ". Cham.
bers Co. Southeast funeral home. Si7
Eleventh Street Southeast
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day. December "A, 1885. at 3 80 D. m.
funeral home, 5l7 Eleventh Street south.
east.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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SCHULTZ, CHARLOTTE K.-on Saturday.

SCHULTZ, CHARLOTTE K.-On Saturday,
December 81, 1885. at Garfield Ne.
mortal Hospital RLOTTE K
SCHULTZ the beloved wife of Maurice
Schultz and sister of Leroy A. and
Late residence GAL Columbia Road
Northwest.
Remains resting at the W. W. Cham.
bers Co. funeral home. Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day. December "a, 1885. at . o'clock
from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home. 400 Chaplin Street Northwest
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment will follow in Glenwood
Cemetery
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HUNTER, GEORGE Won Saturday.
December 81. 1895, at Emergency Hos.
pital, GEORGE W. HUNTER, the beloved
husband of Addie NJ. Hunter
Late residence 2516 Thirteenth Street
North west
Interment will follow in williamstown.
W. Va.
Services by Chambers Co.
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Florists 4
0O BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL SPRAYS
OL up Delivered. Y. =. LEAPLEY
Florist. eos @ g. n. ".
GUIDE BROS. CO.. Funeral Designs
1913 r Sc. N. w. NAIL ATS
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ADVERTISEMENT
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TWITCHELL, KATE Con- Saturday. De-
cember 81. 1885. at her residence 4413
Georgia Ave. n W. KATE c. TwTTCH-
ELL. the beloved wife Of Maynard p.
Twitchell and sister OF Mrs H Allen Isoni
and James n Cheesman Funeral services
from the above residence on Tuesday, De-
cember "a at 10 80 a. m. Relatives and
friends are invited
Interment in Westminster Cemetery.
Philadelphia. Pa. Services by Chambers.
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TAYLOR. WILLIAM H. - Suddenly on
Saturday. December 81. 1885. WILLIAM
H. TAYLOR. beloved husband of the late
Ella c: Taylor tnee TrammelD.
Funeral from the Chapel Of Thos. =.
Murray & Son 2O07 Nichols Ave. S. E..
on Tuesday, December "a. at . p. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Marriage license issued in Arlington
County:
Patrick Henry Thompson. 81, of
Eighth and 1 SITS. s. E., Washington
and Dorothy Evelyn Mckay, 80, Of 1913
Ninth St, South Arlington, va.
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Licenses issued at Rockville, Md:
william Joseph Rampey. Is, and Ethel
johnson Ramey, %, both OF Washing
La gaceta., 1935-06-17
LAS Sc REU
LOS DE
MIRIAM HOY EN- JACK
SONNILLE

Jacksonville, JUNO I7.-Para
ccmbatir los impuestos creados
sobre las cadenas de 2stableci-
mientos, Sc reuniran hoy en- es
Ia ciudad los representatives de
las corporaciones perjudicadas,
en- el hotel George Washington.
Los representatives de las ga
denas' han anunciado su pro
.t6sito de llevar la ley a los tri-
bunales, estimandola inconsti :
tucional.
Sc aprob6 la medida por Ia
legislature con la esperanza de
reanudar $4,000, 900 con desti-
no a las escuelas publicas.
La gaceta., 1935-06-17

clon corresponds, naturalmen-
te, a Ia lija seltera. Nadie pien-
50, pdo n momento, que las ra
rezas, las impertinencss de les
viejoS puedan afectare& mas
minimo, nj lleguen nunca a ia
tigaA Por ell hscho de ser sol
r@pareee que no haya de sen
tir nj padecer, 0 Sc supone que
itiene ell complete de martir y
lque Adisfruta sacrificandose.
Las solteras son, de todos mo-
dos, segun opinion general, Sc
res raros, diferentes de los de-
mas.
81 siquiera tuVesen estas la
appreciation, la gratitud de suS
padres por b que hacen... Pero
nj este! Porque tambien los pa
dres consideran que a la .hiia
soltera exct~sivamente cores
ponde asumir ell deber de aten-
derlos, cuidarlos Y mantener-
los. Y asi sucede que la madre
da mucha mayor importancla,
por ejSWplo, al regalo de cinco
duros que por su santo recibe
del hijo, que a 10 que lie cuesta
al ano, a la hija, sostenerla. Sc
deshara en- elogios sobre la con
sideracion y carino con que la
tratan sus hijos casados, que
ipor NADIA dejarian de venir a
verla los 6omingos, y, en- cam
bio, no concede ninguna impor-
tancia al hecho de que su hija
soltera viva esclava de ella.
Los padres nunca otorgan a
la hija soltera ell derecho a su
independence. Ven como la CO.
sa mas natural que una hija me
nor de edad Sc vaya a vivir con
un hombre que apenas conocen
por ell hecho de haberse casado;
mas 81 la hi.ja s2ltera mayor ha-
bla de irse a vivir por SUI cuen-
ia, ponen ell grito en- ell cielo y
la acusan de estar loca.
Pero 81 incluso por 10 que al
dinero Sc refiere hace falta es-
tar casada, a fin de tener dere-
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Washington, JUNO 17'>El
dmimStrado< alivio, Harry

ADMINISTRATOR Harry
l.. Hoekins, dara a conocer en-
esta semana las cantidades que
Sc asignaran a cada Estado, en-
un ano, para obras publicas.
Hopkins dira al adminiStra-
dor de cada Estado. enth hoy y
manana, de cuanto dinero pc :
dra disponer, c~uantos hombreS
podra utilizar' embellishments
V que claSe de obraS deSen eje-
cutarse. Mus as perS9nas, Sc
gun ell administrator, rechazan
ell trabajo porque no quieren
trafalgar, no por otraS caISaS.
FL gobierno no pierde de Wis
Ia la promeSa del p~reSidente
Roosevelt de dar ocunaci0n, en-
TODD a pals, a $500, 900 perso-
mas. Los ingenieros del ej5rci-
to han S1licitado Sl7,622.000 pa
IA levantar diques en- contra de
las inundacioneS. en- Arkansas,
Luisiana, Missouri y Oklahoma
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Gao de dfsponer del proto. POI
que el de la soltera p~erterece a
todos menos a ella. Los hernia
n2s y hermanas casadas tienen
"sus obligacioneS'; pero la SOL
terra ',para que quiere ell dine
ro", como no sea para hAcer re-
galos a los sobrinitoS, para ia
par las trampas de los hernia,
nos o para prestar a sus her
manas. ST pretende, pongoIbr
case, hacer IN viaje, estos deci-
den que "eso es tirar ell dinero'
y es tirarlo 10 % no sea gas
tarselo con la familia.
Y 10 curioso del case es que
en- estos tiempos de emancipa-
Ici6n femenina, en- que la mujer
ma saSido hacerse valer y ocu-
IEar un puesto en- la sociedad,
ZEN ell propio hogan no cuenta.
Ella, que en- el despac.lo de un
aminente politico, como secre-
taria de este, es a menudS con-
ISultada sobre problemas trans
cendentales, en- su vida privada
ha de regirSe con arreglo a los
.consejos de sus padres, que "a
case chCchean va; o a los de suS
que, a 10 mejor, en-
la propia vida solo han demos
trade SUI inepcia; 0 a los de sus
.cunadaS Y hermanadas, cuya
.fuente de experienced no ha 81
do otra que ell fog6n. Ella, que
en- ell Banco maneja las fortu-
mas de los demaS, no puede dis
,coner de un duro de 81 sueldo
sin rendir cuentaS en- su casa.
No eS, pues, coSa facil ser sol
terra. Creame, amiga: caSese,
que, al menos, la condici6n de
esposa y madre lleva va consi-
go la aureola de martir y san
ia, mientras que la de soltera...
n. r.
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COMIDA DEL COMITE DE
CONVENTION DE LOS
ODD FELLOWS

Con ell fin de festejar e ext
to de la pasada convention de
los Odd Fellows en- esta ciu-
dad, Sc efectuara ell microbes
10 una comida, en- ell restaurant
Las NoyedadeS''.
Concuryiran los miembro5
del Comite de Convention y al,
tos oficiales de las Lcgias.
Apreciamos la invitaci6n que
ell se~cretario Bias Rodriguez
nos dirije, como vicepresidente
nuestro director de csc Comite.
La gaceta., 1935-06-17

La fama del egoNmo de la
"solterona', que solo vive para
Il, es una de- tantas fantasies
que carece de TODD Fundamental
Asi que, amiga, Sc equivoca US,
led profundamente 81 cree que
el mejor medic de "pegarse una
vida estugenda' es quedandose
soltera. No; aunque parezca
una boutade, 81 no posee listed
ell espiritu de sacrificio y abne-
gaci6n, 10 mejor que puede ha-
Ger es casarse...
Porque ell Inconvenience prin
cipal con que tropieza la solte-
IA es ell de que, por serb, Sc
convierte acknowledgements ep
la victima de la familia. LA
raZon? No la Sc. Pero es asi, V
ViOlG tuOt.
Reflexionando l6gicamente,
parece que debiera ocurrir TODD
10 contrario; que los padres y
los hermanos casados, con sus
reSpectivas esposas Y maridos e
hijos, habrian de sentirse llenos
de compassion hacia esa alma
solitaria en- ell mundo, y por 10
mismo, deberian de colmarla de
at%enciones, cuidarla Y mimarla
hasta la exageracion. Mas no
ocurre este ,sino que, por Ell con
trario, es ella la victima que Sc
sacrifica siempre en- aras de la
familia.
GQue un hermano Sc pone
malo? Pues a ella lie toca hacer
de enfermera; va porque SUI
mujer tiene que ocuparse de los
ninos, va porque su madre no
t;ere edad para velar enfer-
mes, va lporque las cunadas tie
men sus corred29ndientes no.
cares a que atender, etc. Pero
ella, la hermana soltera, no
tiene ninguna ocupaci6n seria;
incluso su empleo carece de i'm
portancia cuando Sc trata de
ayUdar a la familia...
En- cuanto a ocuparse de los
padres ancianos, esta obliga-
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PROGkAMAS DE RADIO

Por la estaci6n de onda cor
ia CIC, de la Habana, que pue-
de oirse por 6O1O kc, trasmitira
manana por la noche un pro
grama, de $50 a $50, la or
questa Filarm6nica que dirige
ell professor Amadeo Roldan.
Los n1meros principales son :
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LAAACETA

Tres preludicS vascos, Sar s.
o&sj;au; romance andaluz, Sa-
r&s3te; jota navarro, Sarasa-
L; "El Trineo", Hubert de
Blank, y Fantasia Guiana, Ger
vanteS.
EStaci6n WDAE Y cadena Co
4:30, los c9Smcpolitas =;
$50, pianista Osgood; $50,
cemeteries en- miniature; $500,
Jimmy Briefly con Este Thomp
SON; CHS, orr kta de sayitt;
700, pianistas FRAY y Brag-
giotti; 500, justicia de seis re-
y6lyers; $3.50, crquesta de Moe
Baer; 1915, orQuesta de Ham
ilton; 1880, orQueSta de Smith
Hoo, orqueSta Gle Block, y
II 80, orquesta de Fitrito.
Estaei6n de Clearwater y ca
dena N@ nal: 500, orquesta
de Walsh; $50, Noticias; 5:45,
Lowell Thomas: 600, Amos y
Andy; 6:15, Tony y Gus; 1870,
50. rauo; 500, Ministries de la
.sem&na; $50. MGsica en- Hayd;
900, orquesta de Eastman;
$50, Max Baer en- Lucky
smith,; 1915, orquesta La
Porte; 1890, orquesta Noble;
.ll:20, orqlesta de Pollack. y
II 80, orquesta de Martin.
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CHINA MANTEEDRA 81
NORMA DE RAJ

Marking, JunioNl7.-H go
.bierno nacionT1fsta do aver la
noticia de que tratara de resell
Yer las diferencias con ell Japon
for medic de la paz. Los sScar
gados de las negociaciones, je-
fes chinos Y japoneses, delibe-
raran Roy en- esta ciudad, ana
lizando todos los punt?s en- dis
puta.
Crees\ quse.os militares japo
neses lograr que las
autoridady Shinas, por eScritO.
acepten SuS demands en- ell Nor
tie de CHINA,
La gaceta., 1935-06-17
LONG F~RESLNTARA EN- Ell
SENADO SU PROGRAMA
DE REPARTO DE LA RI
QUEZA

Washington, JUNO IL FL
Senador Long, de Luisiana, pre-
sentara hoy en- la alta Camara
su programa de reparto de la
riqueza, que incluye estos pun
tos: Aumentar a $1,000 00, 900
Ell dinero de pensiones a los vie
Us, rebaiando ell Unite de edad
a 60 amos. en- lugar de 65; pa
gal las pensiones federales sin
la cCdyeracion de los Estados !;
.permitir ell page de pensiones a
los viejos cuyos ingresos sean
memories de $500 al ano, o CT
yas prop;edades valgan menos
de $4,000; aumentar la cantidad
annual en- favor de los obreros Y
empleados sin trabajo a 1000
millcnes de pesos, y tasar todas
las fortunes de mas de un mi
Hon para levantar csc dinero.
La gaceta., 1935-06-17

Es precioso. como los anteriores, ell n1mero de nuestro
Magazine que daremos ell venidero Sabado
Lucienne, un cuadro de Cyprien Boulet,
aparece en- la portada.
Kay Francis, en- una caricatura a toda plana de Jesus
Rodriguez Valero, ell artista meJicano.
Fotografia a toda pIana de la bellsima Ivy Stewart
La Lecci6n, un cuadro de John Adams.
Fotografias de Modas con Norma Shearer, June Knigh
Madge Evans y Toby Wing.
Ocho paginas de munequitos, de interes
para ninos y mayores.
Articulo en- beneficio de los Sin Trabajo, por un
Observador, que alude al maquinismo.
Ell case de Tn Universitario que fue electrocutado
en- Sing Sing.
Los Ruisenores pueden hablar.
Suscribase ahora a "La Gaceta," ell diario que
defiende sus intereses.
Lame por los Telefonos: 1892 = M 63603
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EN- ESTA SEMANA Ell Coz

ASIGNARA Ell d.
NERO A CADA E>4ADO
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PARA LA MUJER.
Ell "Egoismo' de la Solterona'
NJ es cosa Taeil ser ~soltera

a fama del egoNmo de la ci6n corresponds, naturalmen
terona", que solo vive para lie, a Ia hja sAtera. Nadie pien
, 1935-08-15
Jews Sponsor
City I'm Palestine

The immigration barriers that have
been raised by most countries and
the racial. religious and economic
persecution OF Jews under the Hitler
regime in Germany, have combired
TO impress Jews throughout the
world with the necessity Of nourish-
ing Palestine g N homeland Tor
stricken Jews. L A. Freed Of Hous-
ton. told a small group Of interested
listeners &C Temple Bethel We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. Freed, Texas chairman for the
Jewish National Fund, Is campaign
ing the state for increasing the Texas
fund for establishment OF q Texas
sponsored city in Palestine. He de-
scribed the city OF Tel-Avtv. q twin
city or Jaffa. which he said In 10
years has grown TO a population OF
143.O It lis a modern city In every
respect, he said. and the home Of
the Hebrew University.
He said that some 5000 Jews from
Germany ere reaching Palestine each
month. and II is anticipated that q
million CT more eventually will es-
tablish homes there. "Since there
are 15. 100000 Jews I'm the world. the
number expected To be taken care
Of in Palestine Is not too great" he
said.
MIR. Freed lis acompanied on his
tour hy A. Resnick. Talmudic scho-
lar and expert en- life in Palestine.
They expected 20 visit other towns In
The valley before returning 10 Hous-
con.
, 1935-08-15
Silhouette House
To Open This Week

NJ HARLINGEN, Aug. l5.-Open
house viii be held Friday and sat-
urday by The Silhouette Shop es-
tahllshed here by Mr.. and Mrs. King
Coke who recently moved here here
from Dallas and purchased the
building at i0e Il. jackson ave. Tor
merly occupied by Jessies BAKE
Shop.
Mr.. and Mira. Coke have remodel
ed the building completely for an
exclusive shop catering 10 women
and children. They are proud OF the
fixtures which were made 70 order
with the most modern designs. The
fixtures are as lovely and up-to-date
as the merchandise that VIII be ois-
played In them" MI. and Mrs. Coke
said.
The shop win carry such outstand-
ing lines as ClauSSner Exquisite
Hosiery, Carter underwear. Formfit
foundations and Mclaughlin Bags
which they carry exclusively In the
Valley. -.
In each OF these lines there viii
he found a complete range from the
standard to the very newest style
trends" Mrs. Coke said
Some OF the highlights OF the stock
include nurses white duty hosiery IN
a fcur-thread TO give excellent SER
vice yet sheer enough 70 flatter the
wearer. The Silhouette Shop VIII
carry a new handkerchief line tea-
turing pure linen handmades and
individual style Mclaughlin bags.
The public Is cordially invited 10
attend the opening ct which tavors
and gift hose will DO given away.
, 1935-08-15
BRINGS
FIRM TO CITY
Tolson-D Davies Company OF
Harlingen Moving To
Brownsville

The Tolson-D Davies CO., Inc, viii
remove its offices To Brownsville
September !, Ray Tolson. president,
has notified the Brownsville Cham
Der Of Commerce. The concern has
been located in Harrington for the
past three years, engaging In an
import and export brokffs business
and acting as sales agents for a
number Of Valley canning concerns.
In making the announcement of
removal TO Brownsville, Mr.. TolSon
requested l25 sets OF Brownsville
port material which viii be mailed
TO the same number Of brokers
throughout the United States and
foreign countries. along with liter
eture designed to help the sales of
Valley canned goods OF all kinds.
Ray Tolson and Glynr. Davies,
members OF the firm, are well
known throughout the Valley. Both
= former residents Of Mercedes,
where Mr.. Tolson headed the Tolson
Motor company for q number Of
years. Mr.. Davies was at one time
connected with a Mercedes produce
concern, the Texas Producers
Union, later removing to Harrington
where he has lived for a number OF
years
The concern has specialized tr
export sales Of Valley canned goods
and has had notable success In es-
tablishing markets in foreign coun.
tries for Valley grapefruit Juice and
canned grapefruit. lAr. Davies has
been In England for the past sew
eral weeks making sales contacts.
, 1935-08-15
G ADVERTISEMENT
NUMBER o

Guardianship OF Mary Helen George
and y. G. George. Jr.. Minors.
In the County Court OF Cameron
County. Texas.
To AL Persons interested IN h above
minors or their estates:
You are hereby notified that ]. on the
18th day Of August. A. D.. 1885. filed
with the Judge Of the County Court
OF Cameron County. Texas. al appli-
cation for authority 70 execute a min
eral deed 20 N undivided one-twenty-
fourth (i-24th) interest. which has been
previously assigned. in and 70 the two
twenty-fourths (3-74thsl interest In q
certain royalty belonging to such min
ors. said royalty having been reserved
In an oil and gas lease with La Joya
OIL and Gas Company On one hundred
forty-six and 0e-100 (ld6.00) acres In
Porcion No. Forty-one (4I). Share No.
Thirteen N3), Hidalgo County. Texas.
OF record IN Volume c." ID. l37-l4l Of
the Miscellaneous Records OF Hidalgo
County. Texas. and that such applica-
ton will be heard IN the County Court
Room IN the Courthouse In Browns
Vile. Texas, Gu the 25rd day Of August,
A. ID. 1895.
MRS. SAWNE GEORGE, Guardian
Of Mary Helen George and J. G.
George. Jr. Minors.
e.is.it-Sooo.