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Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
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Crdeiter.

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&on5ert- @rogramm nereinigen, 10
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5ert erbrudt, oas Dor beinabe aus
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MIR ielten oOer fat garuiAt gebor-
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melde 2ii3t mdbreno ieines @eima-
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o6uuit4, n@retden", o0iepbiltopbe.
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mo Solo enOet, fanO cine Dor5ig-
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8aibington ltniperiitGt miiroig un-
teritiiBt mur0e.
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merfon5erte ber3i6ten miiiien. Die
lelben tparen leBtes Sabr lebr be-
liebt uno bradten 10000 Ofulif-
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Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
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ipielen Der borlebten &unoe 0es orei
Weonate langen Samples Inn oie
9. 6. S6a6meiiteri6oft ougemanot.
90. s. Starf, Der oen Sitel gegen 10
lofale Meiiter 81 b~erteioigen batte,
liebt Dem 8erlltit oeslelben entgegen.
Sn Der i%iebenten &lnoe bebauptete
8laoemir Sournin feline fiibrenoe
SteQung inoem er iiber &amme ge-
mann, bod lit punftglei9 NIT Mlig-
ridge, Ser na6 Spieloerl1ngerl1ng in
81 3iigen gegen &onrao @iani9,
Spiel uno @eiiteri6aft retten fonn-
te. s. Stnrf getDann gegen &na65.
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gegen Sen Broblemiiten 81. @aton.
Nai0el getpann I'M &ombinations-
ipiel einen 9aufer un0 0amit oas
Spiel gegen &eBler. Die a6te Stun
De miro am Sonnabeno, abenos s
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8oroen, ausgetragen uno bringt Die
bei6en friiberen @. s. Meilter Mug=
ridge, 1884, uno .. 6. Weiiter
Sournin, 1929, i'm Gnti6ei-
0ungsipiel 5ufammen. Serner ite-
ben &amme-@ato @eiie-Naioel,
&napp-Binni9, GeBler-S tarf auf
Dem Brogramm. 2onrao 8inni1.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20

niiie in 4merifa, gum 8eilpiel aud
fiir Die i6par5e Sflaberei, tiefge-
beno unO rein menidli1.
9Gtte inn oas S9id1al MIR nod
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faltlng ieiner SdriftiteGerfunft ge-
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ne In5abl beoeittenoer Momane BIN
terlailen. Ser bette 1T pobI n0os
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Broirie-Seufel~, 1861; ISM @eiten,
elm 0eutiher &oman aus Ser ameri.
faniiben @eieui6aft", 1868 uni
n3mei @elten", 1868.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
6ri6limgS Grpadjenl

@a6gefiiBt bonn Strabl Der Sonne,
Sebt iib ans Dem Sdlaf Hatur;
Slii1teno Dor Der 5riiblingsDonne,
6liebt in Saft Oes 8inters Spur;
8oglein 3tpitidern in ben 8dumen
4aes atmet bo6begliift;
6rii6 idon aus BEN @intertrGtmen
Sdneegl0dlein uns bold ent5iidt.
Qeiie bort man Safer iummen5
Surtig rinnt Ser Bad 81 Sal.
9lae 3ot miro balo O%erItummen
Dor Dem miloen CONCENTRATE.
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Sdimpfen lit fir iie geIun0,
Sprei5en iebneno ibr @efieOer,
6inoen Nabrung attf Dem @runo.
6rii6 ermoft 3u neltem 2eben,
Neigt oie S6opfung 3on Inn 3oa,
@an5 BON Suit unO @lan3 umgeben,
Sid sum Sdopfer oanfespen.
Gliiabetb Warquoro.
8etbesoo, Mo.
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20

9ebung oeS muiifalii6en @el6mads
in Mmerifa 8eroien1te ~erfporben.
Cine 6euersbrunit, Der I'M Sabre
1851 feline @abe gum Spfer fia,
fonnte i'm ni1t morolil6 berni1ten.
@enigitens in oieiem 91lnfte CANA
amerifonifiert, fling er auf Der Steue
mie0er bon born an. @r miomete
einige Sabre Dem 3eitun9smeien uno
atpar nit erfreulidem @rfolg.
Rad 9entidlam6 snriid.
@ls Der amerifanil6e 8iirgerfrieg
i'm elm l6ngeres 8ermeilen in Mme-
rita unbeimli6 mabte. febrte er nod
9euti1lano auriif. Snopif6en mar
iiber iein HreiieDergeben @ros ge-
nadien. Sn Berlin g%riinoete er oos
.Sonntagsblott fir ieoen aus Dem
8olfe1, 0as balo 5u groBem Anieben
gelangte. SIS mar linn nidt per-
gonnt, ii6 lange oes tpieoergepon-
nenen 8aterlanos al freuen. @r
ltarb am %. SUM 1864.
An6erc NOmane Oes Didters.
Huppius bate elm Muge fir i5e-
nilde Sd0nbeiten, Die er in ben
Siioitoaten nntrof. 8noem mar fem
Sntereiie fir Die io3ialen 8erb6lt-
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20
8n Spit,

SIN 2eben bab i9 Dir es ME eeiagi
@ie 10 unenoli1 lieb i9 0i9 gebabt,
Nun, ga Der Sob 9ein Muge bri9t
9a min ids fagen,
Sod On bort es nidt.
Tbea Neumann-S
Washington Journal., 1936-03-20

@erben Sic fir Sire gersiasssitnna,
Gmpfeblt Oas n@aibinstuu SOnrnaI"
Evening star., 1936-01-19

EMPLOYED WIDOW WILL SHARE EX-
ceptionally pleasant house with small adult
family board II desired. Wisconsin 44O5.
224I WISCONSIN BEAUTIFULLY
furnished e-room and 2-bath home. n
pr2ese wh pesre 81 Of bed % Tor
four adults: board desired. Emerson ols5.
1928 HOBART ST N.W.-ALL MODERN
improvements. convenient to tranSporta-
ton. Phone Cleveland 6414. 20-
WOULD LIKE A SETTLED COUPLE WHO
would be interested IN sharing Is expenses @ St;o 0t
Address Box 36-K. Star offce.
100 BROOKSIDE DRIVE, KENWOOD: Oh.
Ch Md--You will have to see this beau
tiful modern suburban home to appreciate
its dignity, refinement ana comfort: D ned
consin 4425 for appointment to inspect
335 18th ST. SE-COLONIAL, A ROOMS.
finished basement: good yard, earase.
adults. Phone Atlantic SOS.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN, L. RMS. 3
baths; saraee: complete Furnishings;
income: lease, $3.50 owner. Address Box
Tx Star office.
s-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN PARTLY FUR
nished porches: yard. shade; - mile in
Md. Available Feb. J., S55. Lease. respon-
ADDRESS Box 3Os-K. Star Office
1916 9Th ST. .N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED.
d rooms and bath garage Frisi6aire, elec-
trical equipment. linens and blankets: SIS.
Phone Georgia 75l0 or M. MAY DOUG
LASS 1872 K st. NV. National 1850
detached, s r, B.. sarage. Can be seen to-
Day between noon and pm.
NV. SECTION, CORNER HOUSE: RMs..
desires maintain i small room. Geo: 1859.
(Continued on Next PaSe)
Evening star., 1936-01-19
ROOMS AND BOARD.


NEAR 14th AND PARK 1347 Oak-soutll-
ern exposure single room. comfortably fur
nished. inner-spring mattress; home COM
forts: excellent meals; S37 so month: ref
erences exchanged. Phone Columbia 1893.
1924 18th ST. NV. {former Embassy
Large room with balcony, well appointed.
twin beds: $40 Meals 4 desired.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th ST. NV.
SINGLE double rooms: Govt. emp: well.
balanced meals; congenial North 9O49.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Lovely sunny room,
excellent home cooking: board optional; In
private home. Phone Cleveland 3s6s.
lS1 ADAMS ST N.W,-Single room for
lady or gentleman. refined Jewish home.
Meals optional. Phone Potomac 3s65-J.
1886 n H.. AVE, Dupont Circle-Room
md board best IN city NHrfp sysIyhaE ahas
1884 MASS. AVE.-New opening for young
women: beautiful front room. for two or
three: also single available: plenty OF bath
CLOSE m. 1910 10th NW.-Clean rooms.
riviieges; men; Sc week Met. lSOs.
3627 MASS. AVE NW.-Roommate. want
cd BY young man; twin beds. desirable sur
foundings. excellent service; special atten-
ton to meals; garage space. Also available
Feb. /. double room. running water. twin
beds. 49,
poTBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS with meals.
home atmosphere;, Unlimited phone; near
bus and cars. CAL potomae 276o.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
COUNTRY BOARD.
TABLE BOARD.

EXCELLENT home cooking by expert di-
etitian; special diets given: vicinity 18th
and Fairmont NV. Address Box 3S4-K.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Observation-Disclosures.

APARTMENTS-U
Continued
RANDLE HIGHLANDS sE.-NEW. 2 BED
rms. living rm modern kit. dinette. 500;
including heat. hot water. Atlantic O3O7:
III 9Th ST. NE.-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
to Capitol and Library and car lines.
Now open for INSPECTION: 49,
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND GA
rage. $40 Oglethorpe st. NV.
TILDEN GARDENS-ATTRACTI APT.
of sun room. living room. dining room.
Faehf5 FeS ads eea Sen at o pbone
Cleveland 5227. o''' 10.
1911 "2nd NW.--DE LUXE FRONT APT.
3 rooms and bath. See manager. Phone
Potomac 0027.
1725 D ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite. bath. IN new private home; heat. gas.
lights incl: block from bus; 500 mo. 1gs
CORNER 18th AND E. cAP1ToL-rRoNT
newly decorated Available Immediately.
$40. No. 2 18th st. Sc.
COPLEY COURTS 1914 nth ST. NV
Quiet bldg. continuous switchboard ele-
vator service; refrig. and gas free: unusual
closets foyer: immed occupancy; $50.
THE ARGONNE 1929 COLUMBIA RID
N.W.-3 bed rooms. living room. dining
room reception hall kitchen and baths:
% chpOSuTcS. eleC. TclIlGeTdtlOUp IcdSOnaOlG
rental. See resident manager.
TWO BED ROOMS, LIVING ROOM RE-
ception hall kitchen, bath with shower
screened porch; completely redecorated;
floors refinished new stove; Rent includes
gas and cleo. Elevator bldg Available
Immediately See resident manager, $500
New Hampshire ave. NV.
3 ROOMS LOVELY MODERN KITCHEN,
private bath. Electrolux; c.h.w.. heat. light
furnished; entire second floor, employed
couple preferred; adults. 1s12 Bay st. Sc.
THE AILTAMoNT. 1907 WYOMING AVE.
rooms kitchen and pantry; 3 baths: 3
exposures; also 3 rooms. kitchen and bath;
tor. tor; 24-hour elevator and sswitchbosrd
ia FAS1ahn eahn Il Ave- HAeNER NV GS Be- 1sG 1880
7o7 2Oth ST NW-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
ba h, dinette and porch. S65.
,-o BRoDIE & COLBERT; INC,
$40 $40. LoNGFELbow 1 FI5LbsD ST MwLARGE
cleo: adults; rent reasonable.
231 lst ST NE. : NEW EXCLUSIVE
apartments opposite Senate Office Building
, rooms. Kitchen bath. electric refrigera-
Open for inspection. BOSS { PHELPs.
14l7 K st. NV.
219. 18th ST. NE-TWo ROOMS AND
Kitchen semi-privatet bath: gas; electricity
quired: two adults.
nth AND SITS. NV. APT. CONSIST
ing OF trrisSnd rooms kitchen and bath will
SIMON BELOFF.
Real Estate. 1908 N. Y. Ave.
DoWNTOWN-THE CECIL, 1925 18th ST.
1-rm. and bath no kitchen
abr. elevator and switchboard service:
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1871 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
1910 2ard ST. NV
One-room. kitchen and bath apartment,
has Frieidaire' gas and electricity fur
o,.,p D. CHAs , I, 1, NORRIS, o.ao
NEW DUPLEX APIS.
4s01 3rd ST NV.
apSe o BE aea amd ho yns nsef ke6en
RENTS. ssl 80 80 AND s6S g. ,e's''eu
Available About Feb /.
,o,o Harry p, PITTS co,
14I7 MASS AVE Sc
SHANNON 4 LUcHs co. '0'o'
l505 H ST NV National a@45.
BROOKLAND.
Quiet home. adults; 3 outside rooms with
gas ga and cleo: $40. 1247 Kearney st.
47ol CONN. AVE, NW.-4 LARGE
Frigidaire on house current; 24-hour ele
VA,?s RASpAGL iSsEylfi. i E. HzaNER %sf CO.. INC.
l3:l Conn. Ave. NV. Dec 5000.
FIRST TIME OFFERED. NEW. ArrRAc-
tive two and three large room duplex
~, REscY ESss! III + l. 1sr 1Rsur5asEELI CO.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 11th AND
N Y. ave. National 1870. Special rates
all cities: N Y Boston. CHICAGO Fla. Tex.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
sALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

GOOD CHANCE TO TRADE YOUR HOUSE
FOR COZY .-R., K. B. COOP. APT.
W. B. PICHLER. 1905 NV. Met. 4344. .
Evening star., 1936-01-19

430 OGLETHORPE ST. NW-3 MODERN
outside Ink rooms semi-bath Protestant.
employed couple; no laundry or children.
NEAR u OF MD.-NEW BLDG; LIVING
room dinette set bed room. all electric
kitchen. tiled bath with shower; heated
garage heat elec. and water included in
monthly rent of $3.50: available Feb. /.
I'LL II,.ot tcttillo
Evening star., 1936-01-19

room large kitchen. bath; 3rd floor; in
cludes elec, gas; $3.50. NJ. May Doug
las lh1H K ST NV National 3o6O.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

WANT UNFURN. APT. OR . ROOMS,
ktchen and bath in NV. section, not over
S35. JACK SPARGES 1923 Clifton 81.
NV. Phone Adams I0306
FURNISHED. TWO ROOMS AND KIT
enette, for light Housekeeping. Call Cleve-
land. 2693. Apt 201. 49,
Evening star., 1936-01-19
WANTED-ApARTMENTS.

RENT OR sUBLET SMALL APT. NV:
Star Office.
wanted by mother and daughter. i to 3
months: reasonable WISCONSIN ave. or VIZ
cinity Address Box 500-Z. Star Office.
FURNs oNE-RM., K1TcHENEI'TE. B. u
y Seto2. OHAR6; "a s,,IS. r ne Decatur l36.-J
APARTMENT WITH TWO BED PO0Ws Or
Va. Va Cal walnut =; a317. .''''''' % 0''S''"'
LADY WANTS ROOM IN APT. OR SHARE
I F0Gm near apt Ts g. aa ne lay ea 0 sundsy nf
FEB. FURNISHED = ROOMS. KITCH-
ene,ts ddte: nesI sar s9od schools transportation
=. ROOMS, UNFURNIsHED; KITCHEN
Address Box 41a-J. Star ofnce.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES FURNISHED
Addrfss Box & sas o
fee
3-RooM, KITCHEN. BATH: UNFUR-
nished: vicinity Dupont Circle; lst floor
Prvats net h9ms or eeySt0F
Address Box 409-K Star ofice
WANTED OR. Il UNFURNISHED RMS.
a m l., for adults near Tech or Eastern
High; S45. Phone Potomac 31.3
NOi PErN AMI DAOGf1 / En- Or REFINE
ment want one or two liyable rooms. fur
nished. with kitchen and bath in private
home or apt. house. Must be reasonable
and warm references. Address Box 364-K.
Star Office
WANT 4 ROOMS UNFINISHED APT.
or house, So or $40. NJ. J. SOLO. l12l
2lst st. NV. Phone District ol10.
EMPLOYE. WANTS FURNISHED APT:
:, adults and 4 children over l0 yrs. of age.
sw section gas. heat and light expected;
would consider basement; not over $40 per
mo. Address Box 2,;}K. Star office.
COUPLE WANTS 4-RM. FUR. APT; REA-
sonable: near Dupont Circle; best refer
ences. Address Box 39lK. Star Office
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. DINETTE BATH:
unfinished conveniently located, aboG.
$50 Need not be in apartment house. Ao
dress Box 394-K. Star Office. l9'
WANTED BY YOUNG LADY. ONE ROOM,
unfurnshed With or without kitchenet'e
and bath. Address Box 354K. Star Office.
o.
WANT UNFURN. APT. OR = ROOMS,
l. N~1 hail rsNf
Evening star., 1936-01-19

DOUBLE ROOM. nicely furn.; all conv.;
priv home; no children: quiet and com
Portable; - min. communication to Wash:
trans considered Over Lee Knolls, via
Lee Highway 5000 o2nd ST. N Va.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
CLUB MERIDIAN.

1920 18th ST. NV.
A delightful home residence for men
and women. with lounges and drawing
room for guests use. Hotel and personal
service. Exceptional meals sunny, warm
rooms singles. doubles; modern baths.
Reasonable rates
Evening star., 1936-01-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


1923 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
clean and comfortable. completely fur
nished. heat gas and refrigeration. ETC..
included; reas. 20e
$4,000. ) ROOMS, KIT, BATH.
:}446 CONN. AVE.
Cool corner apartment overlooking
Rock Creek Park: completely and nicely
furnished gas. electricity and refrigera-
tion included; elevator; available Feb. 1st.
See Mrs. CAIN. Resident Manager.
FURN.- N.-APARTMENTS-U
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
National S296. Evenings. Atlantic 0156
00S 10th st. NV. %"
HOTEL BENEDICK.
1908 Eye st. NV. Available for i'm
mediate occupancy. . furnished suites.
living room. bed room. bath. Also l sin.
room with or without bath
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and SITS. n:w.-l room. Kit, bath;
day. week. me nth. National 5425.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

UNF UNISISEfbO hT ~ OIH1iNI1fSf1S1.N
. r & kitchenette; light and heat iurn.'
bath. Phone Clarendon 6S2-R.
10Th & r SITS. NW-ROOM IN 2-ROOM
apt. use kit. bath: quiet; S25 mo-; only
to responsible, employed lady. Call Lin
coin 4462.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Master bed room;
suitable for .; private bath: detached
home well heated; one and one-half
blocks from circle: transportation lines;
shopping district: breakfast if desired: auto
TRANSPORTATION to downtown area at Gov
ernment office hours Phone Clev. $500.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

4ol3 14th ST. NW-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. with porch. Frigidaire. gas. elec.
priyate side entrance, ST. 30.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

TAKOMA PARK-VERY DESIRABLE 1st-
floor apt rooms, tile bath. reirieefation;
.d-foor apt, :, rooms. kitchen. tile bath
with shower. Call Sunday l TO o. 6U3
Evening star., 1936-01-19

7o3 4th ST S.E-2 double connecting
bed rooms: home privileges; use of kitchen
If desired; instant. hot water. Phone
lincoln 1850
Evening star., 1936-01-19
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WHO TRAVELS
great deal wants room bath and privi.
leges 18th or Conn. districts. Give all
Evening star., 1936-01-19

THE ALABAMA. lois N ST. N.W.-DE-
sirable 3-room kitchen and bath; cleo. re-
frigeration; 24-hour elevator and switch
board service; res. mgr; Phons North $3.50.
RANDALL H HAGNER CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. Dec 5000.
20l2 PERRY ST NE OR. 3 ROOMS
and large complete kitchen oil heat. gas.
cleo cont hW. unlimited phone garage:
detached home Bus at corner. Pot. 1865.
1880 K NV. APT S0t-ONE ROOM.
bath. kitchenette: S45; must forfeit lease
as leaving city. National 90S6
1442 E ST. Sc. ROOMS. KITCHEN
and semi private bath: heat, gas and elec.
S.{o
Evening star., 1936-01-19

215 18th ST. SE.-3 LARGE L,HK.: PRG-
vate bath: heat, gas. cleo; neat emp. cou-
ple. reasonable Phone Lincoln U9SlW
Evening star., 1936-01-19

bath: heat. gas electricity included; newly
decorated; also yard; reasonable. 5"7
Irving st NV
Evening star., 1936-01-19

AKA MANOR PL. NE, APT 4-3 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. built-in tub and shower:
Westinghouse elec; refrigerator: corner Iat
Verwonf ave Phone District Sl41.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

RuEgero e. di Pietro, 20, Q St. N.
E.. anu Lucy CraJlano, ~, l06 quincy
PL N. e.
Joseph Hawkins. SO, and Mary Alice,
IS, both of 1915 Twelfth ST. 5. E.
Joseph F. Yowler, rs, 1901 River Ri.
N. W., and Edna Tapley, 49, SOS
st. n. W.
John A. Love, 40, Crewe. Va. and
Alice J. Barfield, rs. Norfolk. Va.
Albert Richardson, Fl, 1850 New Jsr-
sey Ave. n. W., and Marie Warren, -,
1875 Eleventh st. N. w
Daniel J. Sullivan, rs, Trenton, n. j.,
and Anne K. McKann, 20, Samos, Va.
James L. Rice, 81. % Pierce st. N. w,
and Dorothy Armstrong, 10, 70 Minton
st. N. e.
Claud c. Thomas, -, Wood Bridge,
Va. and Lucretia Kendall, "a. Dunfries.
Herbert C. Piper. 2s 1903 Third St.
N. H.. and Cecilia Cox, "a, salem, y. J.
Franklin Hunter. IS, Chevy Chase.
Md, and Letha Lyons. 20, 1922 Eight
Raleigh ]. Pryor, jr., 20, 246S On
tario Rd., and Annie E. Graves. "a. ?21A
Newark st. N w.
Ernest Bowen, rs, 1879 Biltmors St
N. W.. and Clara L. Moore. %. 1905
James B. Forman, 20, 1880 st. ".
W.. and Eleanor N. McCrong, rs, New
York, N. Y.
shire Ave, and Ella B. saposnekoo. IL.
Louisville. KY.
Norman c. Lathrop. 20. Rochester.
N. Y, and Elizabeth L. Jones, 10, 1859
Wyoming Ave. n. w.
Wu'ie Sans, "a, 1922 Ninth St. N W,
and Irma Mundy, 20, AS o st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
MUSIC TO Al D
BLIND ARTISTS

Launching a move to found a
home for the blind here, the
Friends of the Moment will spon-
sor a musicale by blind artists at
the Lee House next Wednesday at
$3.50 p. m.
Featured on the program will
be Dalphine Desire, Washington
celliSt.
The Friends of the Moment, re-
Gently organized as a branch of a
similar organization in New York,
of which Mrs. James Roosevelt,
mother Of the President, is an
active member, is composed Of
prominent Capital women.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
Takoma Park Library
To Mark Anniversary

TAKOMA PARK, Nd, May %
The first anniversary Of the or,
ganiZation of the Takoma Park
Public Library will be celebrated
tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the new
library headquarters, Carroll and
Ethan Allen Avenues.
A program of entertainment
and refreshments is being ar.
ranged by Mrs. Frederick L. Pratt
president and one of the founders
of the institution. AS a part of
the program Miss Abilene Pratt,
of the Maryland Library Advisory
Commission, will speak. and the
years work will be reviewed by
Mrs. A. L. Conger.
The committee in charge was
announced today as follows: Mrs
A. l.. Conger, Mrs. Edmund S
Widdifield. Mrs. Edward Fraser,
Mrs. Gilbert Hatfield, Mrs. Arthur
S. Tool, Mrs. j. Warrington Hayes
and Mrs. Arson Overdorff.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
BIRTHS

Franklin and Lucille Moore, boy.
John and Ruth Hoffman, boy.
Charles and Margaret Tompkins, boy
Roy and Thelma Reel, boy.
Russell and Harriet Whaley, boy.
Thomas and Mary Kane, boy.
Abraham and Rose Sherman, boy.
Fred and Jessie johnson, boy.
William and Ruth VonNessen, boy
Paul and Anne Chrisman. girl.
James and Audrey Gessford, Jr., girl
James and Marjorie Hardin, jr., girl
Amerigo and Ernestine Bellosi, boy
Robert and Caroline Woolf, boy.
Joseph and Rae Silverman. girl.
John and Grace Deane, boy.
Bernard and Tile Kicker, boy.
Landon and Frances Holt, boy.
Charles and Mary Leannarda, boy.
Jack and Evelyn Kogok, boy.
Amidin and Antoinete Auriti, girl
Auburn and Doris Inscoe, girl.
Kari and Irene Bredenberg, girl.
Walter and Vera Sheldon, boy.
James and Katherine Hall, boy.
James and Lucille Walker, girl.
Ulysses and Mary Shelton, boy.
Paul and Katherine Korger, girl.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22

From the shores of Loeb Ness,
in Scotland, the body of water
made famous by the tales of mon
sters allegedly seen cavorting on
its surface, the Rt. Rev. Frederick
w. Knowles, abbott of the Bene-
dictine Monastery there, comes to
this city in the course of an Off
ciaI tour of this country's Benedic-
tine daughter-houses.
Father Knowles is we'll known in
this city, having been prior at St.
Anselm'S Priory, at Catholic Uni
versity, for some years before he
received his present appointment.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
COMDR. E. F. STONE

Commander Elmer F. Stone,
pilot Of the historic NC-4 on it's
first successful transatlantic flight,
and for six years attached to the
Bureau of AeronauticS died Wed
nesday of a heart attack at San
Diego, Cal, the Navy Department
announced today. He was 40.
Commander Stone was in charge
Of the Air Patrol Detachment at
the Coast Guard station there
when stricken. He held a similar
post here for many years and was
well known in Washington's social
and Naval circles.
He was holder of the Navy
Cross and the Congressional
Medal, and was decorated by the
British and Portuguese govern
mentS. He set a new worlds rec
ord in amphibian speed two years
ago when he made 1911 miles an
hour. During the World War he
was with the aviation unit Of the
U. S. S. Huntington which assisted
in conveying troop ships overseas.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
One Dead, | Injured
As Train Hits Truck

AMSTERDAM, N. V, May %
GN.SD One man was killed and
another seriously injured today
when their truck was hit by an
eastbound New York Central pas
senger train. The driver, Stephen
Boegen. As, of Amsterdam, was
killed instantly. His helper, John
Markiewiez, was badly hurt.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
DEATHS

Mary v. Maher. 80, 800 Kansas
Ave. N. w.
Ella e. Jones, 70, st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Frank MCGUIRE, Is, st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Odelia Adler, "a, 1915 Kalorama Rd.
William A. Volland, II, / Sherman
Circle.
James w. Cogswell. 81 2 1 st. N. W.
Joseph T. Wondrack, 81, PA C st.
N. e.
Ida P. Browning. IS, siblsy Hos
pital.
Charles e. Keller. jr., 40, 1850 Wis
consin Ave.
Brownie J. Chokis, 32, St. Elizabeths
Hospital.
John H. Branch, "a, 500 Division
Ave. N. E.
Leon Harley. 4s, 421 Richardson st.
William Moore, Al, Gallinger Hospital.
Dan Terrell, 80, Gallinger Hospital.
Leroy Thomas 81 Emergency Hos
pital.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
Pledged to Roosevelt

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May %
GN.SD.-Tennessee's Democrats
today had instructed their dele
gates to the Democratic national
convention next month to cast
their % votes for the denomination
of President Roosevelt. The con.
vention, held yesterday, vote d
unanimously to indorse the RooSe
welt Administration.