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The Wrong Murderer

SYNOPSIS: Terence MdhonD has
been given tUO hours start OF the
police By Inspector Kennedy. Either
Terence GETS the evidence to con-
Uict Ambrose Ldi0Son OF the muir
der of Vincent Little. or he and
Ruth Fraser stand trial for that
deed LdUsOH sees a good Oppor-
tuMity to do dt1dy t1ifh H0hOHy
z0ithOHt too much excitement. and
Is iHstructiHD the leaders OF his
baud Of crooks about the means Of
doing it.
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each Of them This order SAL -
published once = week Scr 1uEr
consecutive weeks I'm The Eey W~sE
Citizen. a newspaper - EeDeral CIR
culafion published IN Monrue CuEn-
~, Florida
DONE AND ORDERED. tbs I'm
day Of November A d 1895
Circuit Court SeaD
RoSs c SawFer
Clerk Of the Circuit Cou~r IN znE
for Monroe County. Florid4
By Florence z Saver
Deputy Clrrk-
IRA G HANCOCk
Miami. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
novIS-ee-=7- dea5- 1885
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|. The last crowd to start was a
five-some but that did net worry
anyone. Since they were the re-
suits of broken matches, it turned
out that Charlie Ketchum and
Samuella Weather Goldsmith had
to fight against Bob Spottswood,
Bascom GroOns and Charles How
ard of the Adonis physique, but
all that did not worry Charlie and
Sam who were able to win easily
from the opposition by a score of
80. Most of that was caused by
Bob Spottswood being unable to
knock the ball exactly where he
was looking on account of Charlie
Ketchum kept up such a line OF
chatter about certain people get
ting old and not admitting same.
etc. However, all reported q
good time. Mr.. Louis Pierce.
who was a late arrival, had to
play alone on account of every
body had started to play but Mr..
Pierce had as much fun as any
body-says he likes to win from
a good loser and lose to a good
winner but he has not yet figured
out how he lost a dollar to him.
self and is therefore taking the
day off to see if quadratics and
calculus will explain same.
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~ TIE CIHCTTT gOIRT 90 THE
Ellen ENTH "a DECHAL EEMGEET
IN AND FOR MONROE EoI M
FLORIDA. II CHANCERE-
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ID. a McDOUGAL and CLAUDE
L. FREELASI. as Trus1ees.
Plaintiffs.
v. EARL IRONS. Fl al
Defenaanlz
ORDER srF PUKLICATION
II appearing by sworn hil 80
complaint filed herein that rhr
plaintiffs are entitled Ia an 0u1sr
Of Publication.
1T Is ORDERED. that the g.
PENDANTS Y Earl Irons and - Elzr-
ried. Mrs Y Earl IrUns. AIS VT
residents Of s. Warreuton SlrsrL
Boston. Massachusetts. Eruns lznG
and Development CompanE- q FL
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Construction Company. = FIu-idz
corporation. with their prElc-Izz-
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Freeiand and Cs@rtrude Fre-lzu1
his wife, residents Of ErisEuE
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1S55-JOsiah Royce, University
of California. and then Harvard
famed philosopher, among our
cOuntry's greatest, born at Grass
Valley, Gal. Died Sept. IA, 1916.
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1SS9-Brian Oswald DOM
Byrne, noted Irish nOvelist-writ-
er, born in New York Died in
auto accident, in Ireland, June
Is, 1928.
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1S74-Alma w. Powell, singer,
Brooklyn, n. Y, music school
head, born at Elgin, Ill. Died
March IL, 1880.
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TOday's
Anniversaries

: 1752-Thomas ChattertOn, the
English youth who astounded the
world by offering some fine poems
as unearthed from an old chest
but which were his, born. Poison
ed himself at Is, Aug. 25, 1870.
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o esssse o
CLASSIFIED
C0LU M N
FOR SALE

BICYCLES-WE RENT by the
Hour, Day or Week. Repair all
makes and paint them with NJ
Enamel. We carry a full sup
ply of parts. Agents for the
ROllfast and Dayton Bicycles.
And sell them as low as S1.00
per week. Phone 276. j.. R.
Showers Company. nov2O-tf
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DOINCS AROUND THE GOLF LINKS
(By GRAVY)

Well, it seems that Nassau golf
ers may be good at catching grunts
and crawfish but as for getting
to the green and down into the
hole in the shortest number of golf
strokes, the palm must go to Key
West Conchs and not to the real
variety. For in this connection
let it be known that the Key West
team, led by Capt. Ii Plummer,
was able to subdue the Nassau va
riety, led by Capt. Atwood Sands,
by the neat score of 9 to 3. And
so the losers must get set to feed
the winners tonight and it is con-
fidently expected that a couple of
guys WI indulge in fried chicken
on account of they were on the
winning side. But read below and
see if your friend was winner.
In the first match away, Mr..
Ii Plummer, who also leads the
psuedo variety of Conch, had Otto
K:rchheiner for a partner and
since they were winners last time,
they knew that they were going to
beat Willie Watkins and Melvin
Russell with ease. But alas and
alack, those gentlemen had other
ideas. Although William lost his
new ball, he nevertheless was able
to take an old one and still beat
Mr.. Plummer, while that gentle
man Gained that Otto lost the
match and Otto said it was Melvin
that won it, so you must 9uess the
results. However, the Nassau team
won 80, which was their only vic
tory.
! The next team of Doe Willie
Penababe Kemp and Del Woods
against Hurricane Eddie Strunk
and Charlie Salas resulted in the
best match of the day. 1t seems
that when the last hole began,
!! Willie and Thicket Woods were
I one point down and it looked like
a cooked goose again for Brother
Woods but be not discouraged,
gentle reader. Of course it look
ed worse when Del got that nine
on the hole bet Pole Climbing
Charlie S2las got it into his head
that he was on the job and pro-
ceeded to go into the tall woods
(not Deli and before Strunk knew
what was what, Charlie had also
made a nine. In the interim, Mr..
Strunk was able to get a six which
left a 12-foot putt for Willie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-20

LARGE AIRY ROOMS, nicely
furnished. 529 Whitehead st.
nov17-7t
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Kemp to sink for a par ) and 2
points and dinner and refresh
ments and skins and about 80
other things did you ever see
Willie miss one of the puts? He
did not and that is why Eddie was
not at work this morning.
Capt. Old Bye Duke of Rock
Sound had Handsome Horace
O'Bryant fora partner but even
beauty and royalty could not scare
Cookie Mesa and Earl Julian be-
cause those two gentlemen smell
ed free food and away they went;
so quick in fact that the total
course had been played and they
were home in bed by 6 o'clock
a feat to be accomplished only by
our genial Postmaster when he was
in his prime days of golf playing
and not sitting watching a chess
boaId. But Sam always was a
slow mover anyhow so chess is
what he likes. However, the Mas
sau boys did not have a look-in on
the score which ended 80 for
Cookie and Earl.
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adam statesman, born. Died Feb.
II, 1919.
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1S29-Charles G.. Halpine
(''Miles O'Reilly"), noted journal
list and poet of Civil War days,
born in Ireland. Died in New
York, Aug. 3, 1868.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Upper apartment.
Four rooms and bath; no chill
dren. Apply Gaiti's Barber
Shop, 100 Duval street.
oct19-tf
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1s41-Sir wilfrid Laurier, Can
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5assett eapitulates, tomorrow
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCER1.
No. G-487
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NOTICE
FOR SALE

PERSONAL CARDS.1O0 printed
cards, s1.25. The Artman
Press. aug7
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1904 MASS AVE NW.-Large comfort
able second floor; Joins bath: private fam
lily: terms $50 month: gentleman.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1896 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Clean. coy,
+. End floor Ink. room near bath; det- house,
porches. lawn; reas.: parking.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

2030 G ST. NV. The Commensurate and
double rooms; large bed room and Kitchen
cite unlimited phone; reasonable
1923 G ST. NV. Apt. 23-Met. o245
Nicely furn.: private home; phone private
bath: home privileges
Evening star., 1936-07-31
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ATLANTIC CTTY-PACKARD. 7-PAss.
Leaving. Saturday. returning Sunday; ac-
commodate four: subscription. Phone eve
nings Columbia s209-W
SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN. TUESDAY,
4O5.
IF YOUR CAR AND REFERENCE CAN
stand rigid inspection. register for passen-
gers at 1125 14th st. NV. Met. 7411 ."
DRIVING, SATURDAY MAINE.
by Boston, accom-. % pass: new car
radio; reasonable. Evening. Adams 4345.'
DRIVING TO NEW YORK CITY SUNDAY
or Monday, returning Thursday or Friday.
Can take 3 passengers Dec. 573S.
WANTED-TRANsPoR TO CALF.
and return or young man to drive car: ref.
Address Box 1867, Star ONCE
AUG. 1st, CARS TO KANSAS CITY,
Okla. City. Seattle Chi. Dallas. Atlanta,
Calf. Denver. Indianapolis. Cars wanted
Aug 1st N. Y. c.. Boston. Miami. Call
ATLANTIC CITY THIS WEEK END; NEW
Pontiac car. carry 3 passengers; rates
very reasonable. Geo. 1879 between and z.
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q2O 10th ST. NW-Lovely double and
single rooms, some with seni-private bath;
newly decorated; nicely furn.: well-oal-
nnnad rnaals Mrc GAnfrY
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| 1900 MASS. AVE.--Large double corner
room. attractively furnished convenit ntIy
located; maid service: very reasonable.
| ARDMORE. 915 goth st. NW.-single
| and double rooms. private bath: S5 TO SIS
weekly AnnlH Ant l
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WANT ROOM AND BOARD and care Of
chils. Also room for parents. Call between
ana 10. sterliAg 9563.
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ls45 BELMONT RD.-Double room. suit
able for couple or gentlemen: also single
rOou Columbia 0l3 "a
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ROOMS-FURNISHED


yine-coyered cottage on grounds; for 2 or
3 employed persons: shower; near cars.
attractively furnished; private shower; sim
gle or twin beds. Cleveland $3.50.
NEAR PIERCE's MILL (260s Ttlden n.wD.
Sep. suite, adj. bath: priv. ent.; home
with shaded grounds; gentleman.
LINCOLN PARK. 152 13th s.E-One large
front front room; twin twin BEDS five windows. Gen.
l742 PARK RD. NW.-Wanted young man
to share large. cool room with another;
twin beds. Columbia 1880.
2O13. PARK RID. NV, opp. Park.com-
Portable. airy room; shower; gentleman.
Columbia 1859. Inquire after $3.50.
1880 22nd ST. NV, overlooking Mass.
aye;-Besutiiul large. front double room;
FOR COUPLE OR TWO LADIES; large,
attractive. furnished double room; near
bus and street car; reasonable; near Blu.
Standards. Clev 6442. 81
1875 IRVING ST. N.W-Large, well-fur-
nished front room; convenient location;
private bath: gentlemen only. Col. 1920.
2548 18th N.W.-Newly furnished, cool
rooms, near 10th and Columbia rd.; con-
venient transportation: gentlemen. 81
2456 3gth PL. NW.-Large attractive
front room, private bath; gentlemen or
bath. reasonable; private family; quiet
neighborhood; near bus and trolley line.
Clev. 1888.
2IO4 H ST. NW-Desirable. clean double
front room; running water. elec. fan;
phone free. gentleman preferred. Reason
able. 1'
1917 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Attractively fur
nished front room, second floor; southern
exposure; private family; telephone; 14th
st. cars, 10th st. bus. 81
141O MASS. AVE N.W.-Large front room
with tEin beds. near bath; 81 week.
134s EUCLID. Apt. 4--Pleasant. outside.
next bath; Protestant home. Sundays or
evenings. Columbia 579S.
LARGE FRONT ROOM beautifully fur
nished. Semi-bath; near transportation;
cool; reasonable. Adams 5000.
3529 18th ST. NW-Laree well-furnished,
newly decorated room with porch, adjotn-
ing bath. suitable for one or two gentle
men; bus line.
1890 MASS. AVE NW-CooI front room.
twin beds; also single room: ice water.
unlimited phone.
1915 PARKWOOD PL. NW.-Master bed
room, private bath; excellent and convent
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC
COLORED MAID wanted for general house
work at $50 a month; must have refer
ence. 1896 H st. NV 81
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER good cook, care
of children. experienced maid; must stay
nights; $50 mo, room. board; white pre-
ferred. between ages 90 and 80; triders
need t apply. 1857 Sherrier pl NV
GIRL. white. experienced. general house
week. room. board. Wisconsin 1910.
WHITE WOMAN 80 to 40 yrs. old. as gen
era1 worker and housekeeper Some ironing
and some care of children. For couple. 8
children. S35 mo. Stay nights II desired.
C1ev. 1924 Sat. afternoon and evening
Evening star., 1936-07-31

BRIGBTWOOD,-Priva home; group OF
employed couple 1929 ath St. NV. 81.
La SALE APARTMENT IO2s Connecticut
ave. apply at desk Young lady TO share
room with refined young lady Corner room.
two exposures. twin beds. private bath.
ExcAllent hnna-cooked meals
Evening star., 1936-07-31

3S29 CATHEDRAL AVE NW.-Beautiful-
ly furnished large rooms in private home;
also single room home cooking; clean, we'll
kept home Cleveland 1925
Evening star., 1936-07-31

BUILDING MATERIALs-Brick lumber,
doors windows. SASH bathtubs, toilets.
alton: iron steps iron fencing, mantel-
pieces, etc Priced right Wrecktng. 1881
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1857 ONTARIO PL. NW-Nicely furn.
room, 2nd floor; next bath: corner home'
Evening star., 1936-07-31

beds good meals walking DISTANCE.
1925 COIUABIA RD. NW.-Eewly-dec-
Grated rooms: modern: food. southern
styIe: American plan; unl!m. phone. Rea-
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1920 THIRD ST. NE. near R. I, ave
Double room. closets. home PRIVILEGES
nycelIsut meals - so wk
Evening star., 1936-07-31

LA SALE APARTMENT. 10?s Connecticut
ave apply at desk Very desirable; large
room for two twin beds. private bath, two
exposures Excellent home cooked meals.
Also specially prepared food for all diseases.
Evening star., 1936-07-31
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AcCORDIoNs FOR RENT-s150 weekly.
lessons included at no extra charge. Natl.
4730. kits. 1880 @ st. NV.
ARMATURE wINDING-Save money on
elee. motor repairs; large stock motors.
generators exch.. repaired $3.50 up. Har-
ris Armature Co 9th and o NV
AUTO RADIos-Philco and Motorola best
trade-in in town: get our prices before you
buy; used Philco S. S9.95 Drive-in serv-
ice Harris Armature Co 9th & o sts NV
BED, double Windsor. and spring; prac-
tically new; So. l Concord ave. NV.
BEDS (2l. metal; springs and mattresses:
good condition: reasonable. Shepherd 1898.
BED ROOM, dining room suite. studio
couch. rugs, radio. single. double beds;
breakfast set. Edelman. 1903 Ga. ave.
BELTS BELTS BELTS-For refrigerator
washing machines. water pumps stokers.
wood workers and other machines. Harris
Armature Co. 9th & o n W. North 1920.
BICYCLES Rollfast and other hiah-erade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting
Goods Store 424 9th NV
BICYCLE Elgin. e!rps.. size 2s: good con
dition. Call Columbia 1890.
BRICK. BUILDING & PLUMBING mate
rial from many wrecking Jobs; largest Sc
HscaiNdER fss5fh fts co 0t5s Ussd Material Dept.
59S5 Ca. Ave. NV. 1905 Nichols s.E.
BRICKS. $40 M; ice box. $2 gas stove,
So; Mason lars for canning, portable radio,
beds. records, etc. Rapeer, 1907 I (Eye) st.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Brick lumber,
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1908 18th ST NV. corner Mass. ave-
Available August l. single and double
rooms, Southern cooking Reasonable
Evening star., 1936-07-31

3IOp EYE ST-Walking distance Govt.
deptS, one block G. W: twin beds; young
Evening star., 1936-07-31

BOARD. country. girls. 4 to : years:
S. per week Apply third house from car
tracks Beltsytlle Nd
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1929 K ST. NV. The Lee-Marque-
Nicely furnished single and double roomS1
sanoi-prtvate hath. excellent hoard Bs
Evening star., 1936-07-31

I7I2 R AVE NW.-Unusually large
double rooms, 2nd floor; one with private
hath. ideal location
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1907 IRVING ST NW-Room and board.
8 persons; private home; fresh Vegetaoles
from Va farm
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1907 R. /. AVE N.W-Larse. clean room.
suitable or 3: good home cooking walk
ing distance Pot. 3043,
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1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-spacious
$40 and $50; best food. North 9535.
Evening star., 1936-07-31
CLUB MERIDIAN.

262Q 10Th 81. NV
delightful home residence for men and
women; lounges, drawing rooms for suests'
use: high cool location for warm weather;
country SURROUNDINGS; large, shady yard;
hammocks swings, games. screens and
every comfort for Summer; hotel service:
excellent meals. Reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

EXPERIENCED PEN MARK
Err AND ASSORTER.
STARCH WORK. CONGER'S
LAUNDRY, 23rd AND N. Y.
AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

354g 18Th ST. Nw-Large nicely fur
nished second-hoor room. next to bath; eN-
rellrrt meals. suitable = or 3; reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

1903 K ST NW-Vacancy fo- young
man: furn double room. next bath; eX-
cellent meals: walking distance. 81
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m. or any time Sunday. %
ST. N.w.-Entire floor. southern
3 rooms. kitchenette and bath
). cleo. centrally located.
ST. NV rooms. S25 month
n advance: steam heat and elec
ee; gas range, bath; now available
l235 10th st. NV.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1888 QUE ST NW-Dehghtful double
room twin beds, large closet space: ex-
ceIIenk food North o5O4 l.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

ALABAMA. APT. 2O7, 11th and N SITS. NV.
On street car line. Redecorated rooms.
yery cool; new beds: maids service. phone,
all modern conv.: good meals: for girls. y
Evening star., 1936-07-31

! 1908 18th ST. Nw-Large front room. 5
| windows. running water: near shower: for
| or gentlemen. Also single room. Rea-
| sonable Phone North 1857.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1918 Sunderland Pl--
Large, beautifully furnished double rooms
with running water thot. coldl. with
screened porch showers; good food.
Evening star., 1936-07-31

400 9th ST. NW-Front single room.
nicely furn; gentleman; closet; bone i'm
provements; block to bus, cars 1ne loca-
fion Reasonable
Evening star., 1936-07-31

CAB DRIVERS, new cabs
available, free class for hack
erS' licenses. Bell Cab Co.,
Evening star., 1936-07-31

SSt dsIahtful room, private bath. shower;
Conservative gentlemen. Decatur Oolo
Evening star., 1936-07-31

COOL. DESIRABLE ROOM, four windows.
semt-priyate shower bath: bus service.
parking: gentleman; reference. ADAMS
Evening star., 1936-01-21

ing q group Of popular melodies.
1.-The Eternal Triangle" will be the
seventeenth act Of Helen Hayes
New Penny" dramatic serial, on
WMAL at 9:30.
Helen Marshall, soprano star Of
Sigmund Romberg's Studio Party"
on WRC at 10, will play the violin for
the first time over the air during the
famous "fiddlers' convention" which
Romberg will present on WRC at 10.
Lucy Monroe will be featured in q
unique arrangement of Some Day. y
from "Vagabond King" during the
Lavender and Old Lace" broadcast
on WJsv at 8.
S. K. Ratcliffe, special correspond
ent for the London Observer, will
speak over WMAL at 1915. His
topic is, What Is Democratic Free
dom?"
Howard Barlow's Understanding
Opera" program on WJSV at Gas,
will be devoted to the illustration of
different roles played by opera bassos.
The program Of Radio Joe and
his Budget Boys, on WMAL at 7:30,
will be devoted to the President's s
birthday ball.
James E. Van Zandt, commander in
chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
and Ray Murphy, national commander
of the American Legion, will discuss
the soldiers bonus over WJSV at 10.
1.-The Bonus as a Nest Egg" is their
topic.
Paul G. Hoffman, chairman Of the
Safety Trafic Committee Of the
Evening star., 1936-01-21
CIift0ndule

A dainty design with a continuous spray
OF flowers between two gold bands. A
pattern as informal as the bouquet of
flowers it represents. Tastefully colorful.
Evening star., 1936-01-21
Farley Changes to Blue Ink.

The familiar green signature Of
Postmaster General Farley is turning
blue, but he wants It understood that
does not reflect his attitude on Demo-
cratic prospects.
Farley found that the green ink he
has been using has tendency to fade,
and he IL experimenting with blue in
the hope it will be imperishable.
Evening star., 1936-01-21

+ Lawrence Tbbett. baritone, will
step out of his usual role to sing
famous opera aria in the tenor reg
8ter as feature of his broadcast
With Don Voorhees, Orchestra on
WJSV at $50. He will demonstrate
the unusual range of his voice by
singing the aria, "Vesti la Giubba"
from Leoncavallo;s opera. "Pagliacci"
Tfbbett also will sing five other color
fil songs. including, "Song Of the
Flea" and Guion's MA 'moiselle Ma
Ae."
8 Sophie Tucker, vaudeville star, will
Be- the guest artist with Ben Bernie
md his orchestra. on WMAL At 9.
!. The Musical Toast" program will
return to WJSV at 7:15. Jerry
Cooper, baritone. will be the principal
soloist during this broadcast, present.
Evening star., 1936-01-21

the election would result in the estab-
lishment Of closed shop conditions.
which, in turn, would force the mill
to close and throw them out Of work.
They stated that the plant is op-
Grating at . loss and cannot survive
imposition Of union wages.
The company attacked the national
labor relations act Is unconstitu-
tional. claiming 1t interferes with
their freedom to bargain with their
employees.
Evening star., 1936-01-21

election. which was to have been held
today. was postponed until the court
can act. Justice Jesse G. Adkins signed
rule requiring the board to show
cause by February why q temporary
injunction should not be issued.
The Beaver Mills also asked for an
injunction. Both pleas will be heard
at the same time.
The court was told that the election
was for the purpose Of deciding
whether the United Textile Workers
Of America should represent the work.
ers at the Douglasville plant.
Conceding that they are in the NIL
nority, the petitioning employees said
Evening star., 1936-01-21
EASTERN HIGH SENIORS
TO HOLD DINNER DANCE
Innovation in Glass Day Celebra-
tion to Replace Presentation Of
Play, Will and Prophecy.

Graduates Of Eastern High School
plan an innovation this year in their
class day celebration. Instead Of the
usual presentation Of q play, the class
will and prophecy, they have decided
to hold q dinner dance at the school
Thursday night.
Charles Hart, principal. and Mrs.
Hart; Thomas J. Holmes, assistant
principal, and Mrs. Holmes, and Miss
Mary Jane Watts, assistant principal,
along with eight faculty advisors, are
to be guests of honor.
Committees arranging for the affair
include virtually every member Of the
class. In charge are Wayne D.
Kniffin, president; Selma Frey, vice
president: William E. Mcmahon,
treasurer, and Marjorie Martin, secre-
tary.