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PERSONAL.

CoLONIC IRRIGATION. PHYsIo- -THER-
apy health treatments by graduate nurse.
Hours. III till q. Phone Decatur 62S2. -
HEMSTITCHING AND COVERED BUT
tons while You wait, Special discount to
ers. etc; NEEDLE-CRAFT. 1919 p st. NV
Room 1nS
DAWESHURST. 97O9 WIS, AVE.--A REAL
home for .aRed. convalescents., invalldS:
skilled nursing; special dietary: lovely 1st-
floor room. porches lawn, beautiful view:
private bath: strictly high-class; references
Emerson 2694 for appointment. No rates
given BY phone.
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
OWL method: results effective for o life
time or money back Write for booklet:
no Drugs surgery DR. SOAfMER-
WERCK. 1365 Columbie I'd Adams 03Ss
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room COL.
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Open Sun. m.
Met. 1893
COLUMBIA HALL PLAY CAMP. AGES ?
to 9. Tutoring. craft. sports. pool. Whole
some. healthful. Trans. Georgia 6544. l2'
ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO.
ROOFING-SIDING-IN
2125 r. l. AVE NE POTOMAC 0200
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GIRL colored. wants general housework or
part-time work; no Sundays; references.
DETO
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GIRL. experienced colored. wants place
getting dinners work Tuesdays and sat
urdays: good cook Decatur 1l3S.
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CHAUFFEUR. white. desires steady posi-
ton; references. 325 1st st. ne. Phone
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BOOKKEEPING WORK. part time; books
started. closed monthly; very reasonable;
expert accountant city references. Adams
DTAH
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SITUATIONS--MEN.

BOOKKEEPING WORK. part time; books
started. closed monthly: very reasonable;
expert esos accountant city references. Adams
CARPENTER, first class with Is years
experience: non-union: wants steady work.
Duckett. Phone Atlantic 5476-J.
CHAUFFEUR. handy man, white. 80 yrs,
part time. Address Box 365-v. Star once.
COlORED BOY-Good. careful driver de-
sires work as chauffeur or delivery boy.
William Shaw. Potomac 0433. 81
HANDY MAN. white, general maintenance
man; home or apt. bldg. Mr.. Miner. Dist.
1850 after pm. -.
LAWYER. young. recent graduate. some
experience. desires position with lawyer or
law firm. Address Box 2so-T, Star office.
MAN. coiored. wants work as 5anitor. ele-
vator operator. porter. hall man; good ref
erence Call North 0s3s.
YOUNG MAN colored; presser. any kind Of
driver; gooe reference. Potomac 4295-W'
SITUATIONs-DoMEsTIC.
CoIoRED GIRLS 127. mothers helpers;
no laundry: vicinity Silver Spring or Ta-
koma Park; stay nights. Call Ashton as'
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. -coiored ex-
perienced; good references. Call after -
Adams 6491. 1907 Columbia rd NV
GIPL. colored. reliable. wishes days or
part-time work Of any KIND. Phone North
GIRL. colored wants part-time work or
days work. North 591!. .-
GIRL, colored. wants care. OF children or
part-time work; work Sundays; references
1l2 4th st. ne.
GIRL. experienced. colored wants place
getting dinners or work Tuesdays and Sat
urdays: good cook. Decatur ll3S.
GIRLS 81, colored. wish part-time work,
cleaning apt. or once or work OF any klho'
GIEL, neat colored. wants lob, general
housework; no cooking. North zoo =
GIRL. lolored. desires work, part time;
city references. North 2961. ---
GIRL, coiored. wants general housework or
part;time work no Sundays references
YOUNG GIRL colored wishes work as
mothers helper; 20 home nights. Call
North $3.50.
MAID wishes position as general house
worker: have references. Call Decatur 2992.
and part-time work; references. District
GIRL, colored age 2b, general housework;
stay some nights: will travel. District 4SS4.
GdFR G5fL rsiefeses sSSTsd Tsa'n c6am5a 5n
GIRL. colored. wants general housework.
plain cooking; will stay nights. Potomac
20l0-W
GIRL. neat colored wishes Job at once,
cook. maid or waitress; references. Allan
GIRL. colored. wishes place as part-time
worker first-class; no Sundays Decatur
BSU4-J
GIRL. colored. wants fun or part-time
work. general houSework or plain cooking.
city references North 95!i5.
GIRL. colored, desires job as general house
worker; city referenceSi also good cook.
Decatur oI57.
LAUNDREsS. experienced. reliable. wants
work: best ref: reasonable rates; sunny
yard. Call for and deliver. Col. s2G3W.
WHITE LADY. settled from the South de-
SireS position as houseketDe in Christian
home Of adults. Mrs. w. A. Spencer.
Drexel. N. C.
WOMAN reliable colored wants place to
stay in exchange for part-time work; no
Sundays North 6115
WOMAN colored. wishes days work OF any
kind. experienced; city references. North
I443.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. o4I9 or
North 90lI. furnishes cooks. sh.w.. day
Worl l.ers. buffers, housemen. chaufeurs.
kitchen helpers.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 556I. 1902 lIth
ST., has cooks, maids. Mattresses. nurses.
E.h.w.. part-time day workers. housemen
Evening star., 1936-07-06

GIRLS (!D. colored wish part-time work,
cleaning apt or once or work Of any kind.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

GIPI, colored. reliable. wishes days or
Dart-time work Of any kind. Phone North
Evening star., 1936-07-06

Berlin now has more than 100, 900
foreign residents.
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MAID wishes position as general house
worker: have references. Call Decatur 3992.
GIRL colored, wants general housework
and part-time work; references. District
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THREE MEN

To fill vacancies on grocery routes: must
be willing to work hours per day; expert
ence not necessary We train our men. ray
arrangements satisfactory. Call to IL
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CARPENTER, first class. with Is years
experience: non-union: wants steady work.
Duckett. Phone Atlantic 5476-J
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CHAUFFEUR, handy man, white 80 yrs,
part time. Address Box 365-V, Star ONCE.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

YOUNG MAN, colored; presser. any kind OF
driver: gooc reference. Potomac 4295-W
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HOuSEWORkER. ccolorea; e3-
Adams H4NI Ion1 Columbia I'd. o ".
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS G. SERVICE.

paDered, So; Kitchens painted, IS and up
estimates furnished at no cost. Phone
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PAFERHANG1NG-S Special this week only,
rooms scraped, dry cracks filled with any
paper IN our 1886 book all sunfast / do
my own work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Georgia 42l3 Sc
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MAN colored wants work as janitor, ele-
yator operator. porter. hall man; good rel
all Nnrfh llAlk
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GIRL, colored age 25. general housewOrk:
stay some nights: will travel. District 1884.
GIRL. colored. wants full Or part-time
work: reference. Columbia 6?2S.
GIRL. colored wants general housework.
plain cooking; will stay nights. Potomac
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1K-State salary and give references.
rag nnY O1n-M Star nf1ica
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COlORED BOY-Good. careful driver de-
sires work as chauffeur or delivery boy.
William Shaw. Potomac 0433. So
HANDY MAN. white. general maintenance
man; home or apt. bldg. Mr.. Miner. Dist.
1860 after g pm. B'
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GIRL. colored. wishes place as part-time
worker. 1rst-class; no Sundays. Decatur
Evening star., 1936-07-06

,APERING AND PAINTING. work guarsn
eco rock ek-bottom prices. Am looking Tor
0ofk. Columbia S713. sos Kenyon st. NV.
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GIRL. colored wants full or part-time
work. general housework or plain cooking;
cifV referances North tlIIII
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eAPERING-5 RMS 2-STORY HALL $40
.nu up; quick service; white mechanics.
-al any time: neat napers Adams o326
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HUME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
LET NE BUILD remodel or alterate your
home or store. Henning Carlson. builder
Phone Potomac 0317 jyl9'
WEATHER STRIPPING and caulking by
Job or day. I do my own work. Ca!
Adams 296S
TAKE ADVANTAGE or OUR Low PRICES
IND SIS % MONTHLY PAYMENTS
PaperinE Heating
painting Oil Burners
flooring oorch Enclosures
Plumbing RemodeIfnp
Call Mr. TABOR at Metropolitan oS54
For Free Estimate
THE HOME MODERNIZING CO.
1909 9th st NV Night Phone Clev 5000
NEW GUTTER AND SPOUT applied as low
as 20c Il free inspection and estimate
Home Supply & Improvement Co. Georgie
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UPHOLSTERING.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Local and Suburban Estimates
Cheerfully Furnished FREE
Call Col SSG5. 3705 Georgia Ave NV
MASTER UPHOLSTERING co
Evening star., 1936-07-06

COUNTER MAN, experienced. With good
references Oil Georgia ave. NV.
GARAGE MAN with motor cycle permit.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

JUNIOR BILL CLERK and cigar clerk; local
ref. req. Apply at once. National Drug Co.,
Evening star., 1936-07-06

LAWYER young recent graduate. some
experience. desires position with lawyer or
law firm. Address Box 2S9-T, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-12-29

Isabella Smith. 90. c7l5 Dumbarton ave:
Rev j. r Bailey.
Edss Y9uns IS sSss S.2 st ,nd AZ a..
Sylvester Moss
Georse c. Morris, o5, a37 St. and Mable
z. Dade, -. 1918 Vernon st. Rev. E L.
Edward Person. As. AZ X st. ne. and Mary
jackson. 80 5O7 NJ St: Rev: 3: X. Tyler;
sen}am Martha johnson. is 1900 chapei sci .9e a
ne: Rev. F. W. Alstork.
william Mills, .5. Mooresyills n e, and and
Leo M orwicz y chieaso. M. and Sylvia
S.nT SSsnter Il MOO zoos Massachusetts ave-
Mary v Grifnth. 20. 1898 Lawrence St
5adlthM M \; Sishburn IS. i, siss St: Rev,
hisay s1H = S ssSl fGSh is.h ST? ss R.s se
he'a shire ave. e yS and Charlotte NJ johnson. ..
Michael j. 6urso. 20. 1s2s II st. ne. and
Rose 4. Ferro -, 900 Webster St; Rev.
Elmer nsna'5aS q ADAMS ADAMS % 500 9th St. and
Marsaret q. Hodskirs. 10, 7o1 c st,
s;T.; Rey J. 4 cowan = u.,., xr.t.r
So 90 both Of Blue Plains: Rev. Edward
Samuel Kogod. - 34OI Dent pl.. and
Edith Cohen. u. 3:l T st. ne; Rev. s.
Ausnst Crabs; s5 sos Msssaeh1se.ts Is. ave.
Thomas W, wills 81. Bel Alton. Md. and
Nm sina ? Reehsrd Tn aG.r S. 100 Srd St ne;
Hafsy Esy shlMilss Mssa,S, 81 SIS jefferson st, #.
R'R Msrg e bFSSa 81 aasH S 10Th 81 St : and
JoRn Rsv e. Gales aFsspenitfnR - and Regina Ellis o.
william PHsr 0i l. Jones'. s. So 1855 Iath ST. and
Iheina LeSisi Isi,s %. @o"s Georgia ave;
PAYNE. IS. Palmyra. Va; Rev. T. B,
EFefss d w'Edsp HorsG"P ana
l'?sf EsI.n & H!sns eI!n 81 SIS 18th St. s. .s so
.,oisrh RsS & & y T.,iSnI Nslsoni % ,eos1., and
'0!sGn seln,a = H s Ans., is, a1s sih St. me-; .
sss 3. ( ST. IS sos Sos Af:,'g &: Rev y: J. +
Join N aaiss s-o,5v Il 1t..,! W., II .I.s i
Rinkels: e both of Lancaster. Pa; Rev.
-, both Of i4s Adams ST: Rev. J. G
wam DpnleD aoS" e. South HostSn %atspsn mass
Mass. Rev. r. j. Foeh.Ick.
Larry NJ KenniSon t:.. Livingston: Tex,
and Marguerite V Dafier. 81 "Ol1 Law
renee St. ne, Rev. W. s. ,Abernethy:
Kenneth E Murrell. 33. and Ann r. Miller.
30 both of 1919 ST.; Rev. J. H.
ssmuaf nTaham Z colds.ein IS. 1929 Hobart 5.
and Marian Gross. -. Minneapolis,
MINI: Rev. s. H. Metz
10 both NJ Richmond: Rev. J. C.. Ball.
Nathaniel r. Richardson. g. 500 Gath St.
and Cora E Sawyer. - 1909 14th St:
John Tstum. IS 21o4 NJ St. and Mildred
sutton, 81. 1928 22nd St: Rev. W. A.
Duncan A. McIrer. 90. 1918 nth St and
Barbara 6. Kiker. Il. 2o1s Pcrtner pl.;
Georse e. Bosss. es. and Jessie c. Mincy.
Evening star., 1936-12-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TO-DAY.
Smoker. Phi Alpha Delta Law Fra
ternity, Mayflower Hotel, $50 pm.
Dance, Shepherds of Bethlehem,
Lafayette Hotel, 10 pm.
Meeting, Delta Phi Sigma, Lafay-
cite Hotel, $50 pm.
Party, Columbia Chapter, Women
Of the Moose, 14l4 street, 8 pm.
Party, Norwegian Society, Washing
ton Club, Seventeenth and K streets,
$3.50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Rotary Club, Willard
Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon. District Bankers Asso-
citation, Willard Hotel 1245 pm.
Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, Will
lard Hotel, pm.
Luncheon. Gyro Club, Lafayette
Hotel, 1880 pm
Luncheon. Lions Club, Mayfower
Hotel, 1880 pm.
Banquet. Phi Alpha Delta Law Fra
ernity. Mayhower Hotel, pm.
Evening star., 1936-12-29

81. both Of 1888 st: Rev. G. r.
Leon = carter. 90. 114O c3rd St. and
Rev. w. A. Jones
Clarence WASHINGTON. rs. Enslewood. n. J..
and Levenia Newman. "a. Teaneck. N. j.:
Rev. r. T. Epps.
Fenton c. Wilcox %. and Virginia NJ. Kim
ball. IS. both Of Wilmington. Del: Rev.
Jerome Rosenthai. e5. and Frances c. Ro-
senthal 20. both of Baltimore; Rev.
Lawrence W. Mattson. .3. 21sO Pennsyl-
vania ave. and Mary L. Bonham. 81.
stoneleGh Courts: Rev; G c. Rasmussen.
both OF Baltimore: Rev Louis Novick,-
William J. Roscosla As. and Katherine M.
Picker. 46 both Of rronwood. Mich: Rev.
j. c Ball
Harry Butler 81. and Ruth Robinson. 20.
both Of Richmond: Rev. w; Westray.
Charles r. Stevens. 90. Naval Air Station.
and Gladys z. Hinson. is. 746 18th St.
Sc: Rev. j. z. Brisss.
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Deaths Reported.

william Beavers. ss. oeO H st. ne
Wilemenia Ackman II. 6316 9TH st.
William L. Crowley. II. 14a c st. ne,
Annie " Thorne. 66. 25l5 Minnesota
ave. Sc.
James F. Daniels. 81 Emergency Hospital.
John C. Linguist. 81 39,3 18th ST. ne.
George Dolis 81. Garfield Hospital
Roland Steiner ~, Casualty Hospital.
Florence z. Recknor Is. Casualty Hospital.
Hospital
Andrew Smith. 20. Gslllnser Hospital.
Mary E. Lucas 81 Gallinser Hospital.
Norman Frunland. 36, Casualty Hospital
Efhe Chandler 80: Gailinger Hospital.
Infant Minor Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Thomas 441 end st. s.v.
Infants Gibson. twins. Freedmen's Hospital
Evening star., 1936-12-29
Wool Fabrics Reduced 10

20 Yards Toupe Striped Suitine 81
inches wide. Regularly 81 yord. 81
5s4 Yards Novelty Suede finish Wool
Suitine, in toupe. 54 inches wide. s. rs
ReeuIorIy $3.50 yord. Now
225s Yords Nubbed Homespun, in gold
with brown and white nub. 54
inches wide. Regularly So yord. $3.50
Now
81 Yards Novelty Tweed, in wood violet,
tan and eroy 54 inches wide rs
Regularly $3.50 yord. Now---
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80 Yards PIoid Wooens, 81 inches SI.75
wide Regularly So so yord. Now
Al " Yards PIoid suitines, 54 inches 81
wide Regularly 81 yord Now
l234 Yards Novelty Homespun Tweed, in
block and gold 54 inches wide. 81 so
Regularly So yord Now
IVA Yords Novelty Coating, in toupe.
54 inches wide. Regularly 50 yord. 81
Now
3T2 Yords Eponee Coating, in toupe
So inches wide. Wos $3.50 yard. s2.25
3H Yards DioqonoI Suede-f finish Wool
Suitine. In toupe 54 inches wide. 81. IS
Regularly $3.50 yard. Now--
WooLENs, SECOND FLOOR
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Marriage Licenses.

Massle Jackson 80. and. Ruth Tyler, %.
Dave Boxtell. IS. and Lille o. jackson, 20.
both Of 304 9 st. s.w.: Rev: W. Westray.
Rudolph ". ,.1',, ,Edm,onds; d. 81 sso9 Edson pl:
ottie Smith. 81. liz e st.. and Susie A.
johnson. so. 1921 9th ST.: Rev. D. 8.
Craig.
RAYMOND Brown. 81. 21s r st.. and Ruth
Scott. 80. 1928 Georgia ave-: Rev. J. l..
Robert Wilson, Al. 1895 ssth St. and
Evening star., 1936-12-29
Clearance Ravon

500 Yards Novelty Weave Royons-vo-
ried in weave and color. deoI for Win
ter-nto-S Spring frocks 80 inches
wide. Regularly much more 81
yard. Reduced to--------
sYrrHErrcs, SECOND FLOOR.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24

U. S. Negro and German Max Schmeling,
scheduled for New York City in June, be
stringently boycotted by Nazi fight fans. In
an essay titled, ''Is That Necessary" Ma
ii Sport Leader Hans Won Tschammer und
Osten wrote: eve cannot feel much enthu
siasm for the plan to arrange an excursion
to the Max Schmeling Joe Louis boxing
match. Although such a trip in itself might
be agreeable. it would suit us better if
the Schmeling Louis fight had not been
chosen as the reason for making it. This
big business proposition can be carried
through successfully without our co-opera
ton"
International sportsmen were not hard press
cd to discover motive for Herr Won Tsham
mer und Osten's outburst. Negro Louis is
almost sure to knock the daylights out of
1000 Aryan Schmeling.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24
Staiene ! Of Arnold N Golden

CONTINUED from Tribune of April 21st.)
The Chairman: That is the only provi-
sion that refers to that?
Mr.. Golden: Yes, sir.
The Chairman: In your reading of the
bill?
Mr.. Golden: Yes, sir. It has taken
away the present power we have.
Senator Robinson: Under the present
power you have the right of managing?
Mr. Golden: And supervising and par
ticipating.
Senator Robinson: And under the pro
posed provision of the Interior bill your
powers are made advisory?
Mr.. Golden: Yes. sir: And that would
of course be giving us less than at present
we enjoy on the Denmark plan. And it was
the intention of the Danish Government to
have given it very much wider scope in
the autonomy to the Islands.
At the time the present Colonial Law of
1905 was adopted it was with the sndsr-
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24

standing that ten years after that it would
be revised The right of franchise of course
was vested in all males of IS years, and
with qualification of $500 year clear of
value income and real property. And the
real property valuation that was given,
why all that was necessary was that voter
should shaw that he had a property that
gave him $50 year income. The idea at
that time | suppose in the minds of the
Danish Government was to try to make
the people work toward maintaining them
selves and making them house owners, and
things of that kind.
The question that was raised here or
asked of the Governor, | believe was as to
the feeling as to t ne f.
frage business in the Islands. There is
small percentage of people who are not In
favor of universal suffrage.
The Chairman: But both bills are iden-
teal on that point, are they not?
Mr.. Golden Yes, sir, except that one
proposes, the Interior Department BILL a
representative for every 1900, or major
portion thereof of the population of the
districts, and the Islands bill says 1000.
The Chairman: But the same people
would elect either one?
Mr.. Golden: Yes, sir, the same people.
The Chairman: That is right. The right
of suffrage is Identical very near in both
bills.
Mr. Golden: Yes, sir. But the question
was asked the Governor if there was any
feeling against it, and he said if there was
there was very small percentage, and
that is the natural one of the very small
percentage of the elements who are not In
favor of a change have always said |
will take chance. We have been taking
chances before. and there is no reason why
we should not d. likewise as to that. But
there is no general feeling against that
10 De Continued
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24
EDITORIAL

The date for the Democratic convention
is approaching. It's time the local demo
cratic party get active and consider elect
ing its delegates for the convention
When AL Smith was before the
public the Virgin Island delegates voted
for him at the convention and at
the last election our delegates were instruct
ed to vote for Franklin D. Roosevelt.
There is much speculation on the main
land and also in the islands as to the com
ing Presidential election. President Roose
velt's policy has incurred the wrath of mil
lions of people In the United States. 1t has
been the life line to millions. Whether Mr..
Roosevelt's friends or his enemies will be
the victors in the great political battle
for which all sides are mobiizing is a quss
ton to be answered in the future.
The Virgin Islands has been determined
the experiment ground for the New Deal.
The extent to which the experiment will be
carried has not been disclosed We believe,
however, that President Roosevelt has the in
terest of these islands close to his heart.
We can show our appreciation in nobet
ter way thanto send our delegates to the
convention with instructionto vote for Frank
lin D. Roosevelt.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24
is That Necessary"

Realizing that whatever else he may be,
Fisticuffer Joe Louis is certainly not Ary-
an, the potent Nazi Reichssportblatt
(Reich Sport Paper) suddenly demanded
last week that the prize fight between the
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24

The sailing of the SIS. Catherine" from
San Juan is delayed II hours this voyage,
but she is expected to sail on the return
trip from Christiansted at 800 p. m. to-
morrow as usual There will be no change
in time of closing the mails Saturday after
noon, but the incoming mails will not ar
rive before that forenoon.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24

WnAT
troa
of
tandn
Well that's I'M % lev
Be suretoco yourself
Admiss ion al Usual
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-24
Christiansted Theatre
As Sunday Nigh 81
''It Happened In NewYork"

WHAT HAPPENED?
WHAT DOESN'T HAPPEN IN NEW YORK?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-17
Indiana Artists
Are Listed for
Exhibit in East
New York City,

Jan. 16.
Dear Beatrice Burgan-Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Rand Magee (Rena
Tucker) asked mother and myself
over for dinner last weekend.
Mrs. Magee was full of news about
the annual exhibition of the Ma
tional Association of Women Paint
ers and Sculptors which opens Jan.
Is in the Argent Galleries at 215 w.
57th-st.
Among the women HooSierites to
exhibit are Sara Bard, Carolyn
Bradley, Marie Goth, Mrs. Ruth S.
Schildknecht and Lucy Taggart, all
of indianapolis; Mrs. Caroline
Durieux. South Bend, and Mrs. Ella
A. Shumate, Lebanon.
This is the forty-fifth exhibition
of the association. Fifteen hundred
dollars in cash prizes are to be
handed out for the best pictures.
Every member of the organization
has the privilege of submitting work
Mrs. Magee is in charge of the
show. Though only the work of
women is exhibited" she said, ats
appeal is not as such. The pic
lures possess strength. beauty and
variety"
New York's going pretty art-con-
scious generally. Mayor La Guardia
opened his Municipal Art Galleries
at 81 w. 53d-st last week.
Have you an artists colony in IN
dianapolis? Our Little Bohemia Is
shifting from Greenwich Village to
Old Chelsea.
You viii have indianapolis news
more frequently.
Hopefully.
HELEN wORDEN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-17
l. Us. Alun1nae of Pi Beta Phi
Are to Organise Here Tuesday

ings with the Bloomington club, and
may affiliate with it.
Mrs. Ray Briggs is reservations
chairman. The local committee is
composed of Mesdames A. Hernley
Boyd, Russell Wilson, Raymond
Beeler, Russell Williams, Walker
Winslow, R. E. Peckham, Frank D.
Hatfield. D. o. Kearby and Miss
Elizabeth Karsell.
The committee met this week in
Bloomington at Mrs. Tom Karsells
home Bloomington members at
tending included Mesdames B. K.
Woolery, A. N. Mcmillan, Tom Cook
son, Caroline Karsell, James Van
Hook, Jane Hunter, Stephen H.
Denmus and Misses Mildred King
and Pearl Neild.
Miss Lois Kinderman, Bonneville,
is president of the Indiana chapter,
founded in 1893.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-17
Sorority Is to
Mark Founding
With Banquet

A formal banquet is TO be held at
$50 tomorrow in the Claypool, OBJ.
serving the seventh anniversary of
Butler University active and alum
nae units of Trianon. Miss Marian
Schleicher is to be POSTMASTER.
Decorations are to be in blue and
gold, sorority colors, and sunburst
roses, the sorority flower, also are
to be used.
Miss Helen Muterspaugh, active
unit president, is to be in charge of
the formal installation services for
Misses Marguerite Johnson, Eleanor
Berger, Jane CaShow, Mildred
Brown, Gertrude Oertel and Betty
Hagen.
Honor guests are to be Miss Mar
tina Kincaid and Mrs. Karl Means.
The arrangement committee in
cludes Mrs w. F. Mohr and Misses
Grace Robards, Margaret Reigel and
Esther Huber.