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The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Yacht Club Dance

The Bachelor BenedictS enter
tained their friends with a yacht
club dance Friday night at Lambs
hall. The music was furnished by
Kermit Clark's orchestra Of Nor
folk.
The hall was beautifully deco
rated with white and blue crepe
paper. Lights were made soft by
close fitting Japanese lanterns;
here and there one could easily
apprehend the significance of the
dance by a display Of aquatic
paraphernalia.
During the intermission the
following numbers were present.
ed: Swing Song, Miss Martha
Holley; tap dance, Nathan BeaS-
ley; and the Carolina Song Birds,
Misses Eldred Pailin. Lulu Poole
and Ruby Palm.
The piano player of the orcheS-
ira did a wonderful interpreta-
ton of Pats" Waller.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Bankers Meeting :,
|Winston-Salem MY ~
Have Big Attend,,,..ll III

Winston-saEem. June % .
Upwards of 200 bankers ~a a.,
have registered for the VIC va
Carolina Bankers coafcrcr,.' 'c7
l2-l6. arrangement cb,i,..s' w
w. H. Neal, vice prcsidep, Tq's ot
Wachov:.a Bank and Tru1 y - q
pany here. has announced NN$'
Neal said indications wor,
a capacity attendance drrino 10
sessions at the Un.Yrrsf,r V
North Carolina. ChapcI mn q
The conferences arc l..
sponsored by the North Car
Bankers Association. The o.,' ~"
commissioner Of banks ana s3
University. w
Approximately A % speakers 49,,
forum leaders have been sa.'|. '
for the occasion. many narior,7.
prominent. Neal said. Topics -, ~
include credit administrator ~ !,
vestment policies. public relatio,' ~
trusts and cost accounting
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Stocks Plunge 10
NeWLOW for Year
Europe and Labor Siiu'
alton Sill Cause Merry
Ousncss On Street
BY VI. L. BROWN

New York. June %. UP
S ocks plunged into new low
'oumd for the year today on SELL
il, Q generated by the critical ELL
rrpean situation and domestic Ia
blr and budgctary uncertainties.
Rails led the decline which en-
braccd most sections of the list. A
rild rally near the close scaled eX-
ueme losses but at the finish the
DOw-JoncS composite average was
a 57.57. off O.S0 points and a new
Low for the year.
The rail average closed at 5O17,
of O.89. and q new 1887 low, while
the utility average was down O.6l
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
CLASSIFIED ADS
81 Legal Notice
NOTICE OF SALE

BY virtue q: IA" aU'u..'r on-1r..
that certain deed ol '1gs, ,srrrri
:tlI day OF January. i%aa. b.. lIr.r.. u..
and wife, Gertrude N'l'r. 'o Sp'arrr I.
X Insurance 'um!,iuy 'm.'re a'I l.,-
in the Office Oi the Ergr .'rr 80 p,., .. b..
IumanS County, y. g.. ~ Boob T. Pf., "a.
default having been mad~ 10, 'ir r.I....
of said DGci oi Trust. -. urdrr. -u,t f.,.
will, on the lTth day a. JUlr. 1881. a, laa
O'Clock. Noon. at the 'uu lIrur. a.. 4.
Perquimans Iomly. y. - uG,r ..r ... +.
public auction 10 the highest HtIr ,r .a,
the following d"Scrih"l property
All those certain land, situated r M
Hope Township. rrrqum3n, Cumty. q
and containing 40 arr., mur, .r ID.
situated On the New ll#rr Road a.g
miles from the town 90 ufurrl ILL.
bounded on the North by Dan llmaI," Il.
Mrs. ". T. Dail: un 'hr ras. 5y Ut,,
Implicit and Mr. \ e. E.r-. r "a.
South by Mrs ". T. bau ua l-.
&. BoycG; and "n 'uy w. u o..
imphlctt; ami h".miuE ri. r.H.f r o..
lin" ot Mr. ". b. Dtii sHi %, ...
ban Implicit, muuiuS ',,u.. 4.r. D..
Imhlctt'S line y. j. T. '4r. '..
ditch: thence along sah ditch : ~ O.
r. $50 chains ,o q murE. 'in j.
81 80 T.. -. 81 chain. 'n .nHHf ra,
in the lin" a lHu lrIuMl,f'. '.nnr. e..
T.. J.UG chains. =. - g. 30 u.-.
To gurl; t:!tncr y. Iu 81 O. 81 u.r,
Ga conner IN the lime Of. p.n In..I~
md Mrs.. ". T.. DpiI: 'uur. : 80 b.
IT.I2 chains to rrn lur % tlsr
Implicit: thence aiHn. Do. Urr q
W. 1910 chains 10 c.rurr 90 'ir .tr
Mrs. \. 6. B,ycc: 'Hrnnu along ar a.
y. - ". 10 chains; .a'nr. ; ~ So
". 20 chains "a = ditch. 'HHH. \ -
W. chains 10 Lane, lH,H1r : ~ 81
W. i2.lS chains 10 4 d.'rH. 'I,ir, l .
said ditch Y. 81 30 ". 80 .4r.
thence y. 80 W. l3.i chns 'a '.r .y
0I Mrs. ". r.. Dail: 'h,,lr. -. Dog 10
y. - 30 ". ~ cia.us g. 'l, r...r .
beginning, containing li0 acre.. mn .
less, and bciu: part o.! 'ar ''l@c
Implicit farm land q, sUJIE4r, Big iH
( Cox, Engineer. a., shown 'f 'i'f '
Of this Subiiyisiun plated s,lt. 1926 .a
registered in ia, Egak ". :. &. De-
Register q: Decd. Ohlnr 80 FHmnr
County. and being ai>u q ruH u %. .a.
conveyed by decd ui Ian m.a| o.
Others, heirs AZ law e.! 'larug Il'''
10 VI. Gallny. dl;ri p,r 18Th. 9.'
and b scI q. VI. T. G1...p mH a.r
Florelh- Gallop to hfh1 4. JH...t. #
deed dated January 7'h. l"2I, bon. " r
Public Registry "i r'nidmau. '"uH
&.
The above properly viii Ar .nH 'H.ri ?
all taXs nov due AMI unpaid
4 drpOsi; nf i've .T'r cru' . 20" ~ ~
bid will lie required "i 'ht snrrr.in 'IH
at the hour Of sale.
This notice dated and posted ~ IA
day oi June 1897.
Southern Loan & lu,urtucr g.. In'a
By Worth 4 IiDrnrr. A'Ur,As
Elizabeth rlry y {.
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Funerals

The funeral Of Miss Dorothy
Holloman, who died in New York
was held Sunday. Miss Hollow
man during the past year was a
student at Moore high school.
Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy
Whedbee were held Thursday of
last week.
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WHAT'S NEW S
Among Our
COI,ORED PEOPLE
Personals
(Reported BY John Harris)

Rudolph Winfield returned 10
Washington, D. c., after spending
several days in the city.
Paige Kyle of Raleigh was IN
the city recently.
Coach Jas. Roland of Bluetleld,
w. Va. was in the city last week
and during his stay the following
young men were interviewed;
Sharkey Moore, Leander RaspaSS'
Wilford Moran and Ernelle
White.
DR.. Leon Braswell of Norfolk
was a visitor in the city during
the week.
Henry Thompson of Philadel-
phia is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. CHI
ton of York st.
&c. Berry and Bill Bowser have
returned to Pea Island.
L. Hargette Of Windsor was IN
the city Sunday.
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NOTICE OF SALE

BY virtue q. iuISm'ri Boo ..', .,..
Proceeding entitled J.. " >lH'". .''.. ,...
tor of Peter Syira. dror.Tr.. ' .. .
Spires Madrin 1t all. iu 'h ~. '". ..
Pas.lIIotank County, North tH' ...'.. ' Il.
signed commissioner ap.u'u'." '. .s- ,
ment. will on SaiurlIE JH.i D.
IL O'Clock noon. di iu" i"i'' W '.
Pasluotank County. N"nh 'H'...'' ID.
pubic sale To TIA" hi.hrsi hrii.' s". ~
certain housr and lot IN EIInr''
Carolina. b0undrl and d'-"'.''.
Commencing at ."ir "h =. o..
of Hunter Street 9G ir.' N". r9
alley between bot, W. 900. o." ,-
ming thence wrsiwariy ~ ''s.' ,r
Hunter Street 80 'r,i, 'HH' .,
parallel with Hunter S'r7l :" s.
eastwarily nearly partli'i H.. ..
feet To- Hunter ST iH'rIrr q. .''H. .
Hunter Street - i~f q. '". 81,
ginning. same being la'- '. .a
on the plat at ~ l.. hg"H.' -
Point and fronting 81 :rrt h I''.. ..
and running back :: i''' ..r..
and SO .rf un the ubf'I .''. LIZ
improyrmcut thereon. Az ".- o.,
purchased from 4, J.. A.". 3
Spires 10y D-d II ncarI a" II.
the REGISTER ui Dad, o.: I"-.'
ty. in Book 10. Page ~
This June 90, 1887. ..,.,r
" l. IiAL'i'.M' ,-
Commission .
cWIII-J29-Jy6 l3-2O
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

e614, off 81. It's action was the
rule. rather than the exception IN
the general market movement.
While many indications pointed
TO a victory for management IN
the steel strike, there was little
disposition to Jump the gun" IN
view of possible action by local,
state or even the federal govern
ment.
At the same time, apprehension
increased over the position of the
railroads. motor companies ana
communications. With rails al
ready showing a higher costs sit
uation which more than nulllfled
substantial increases in gross rev.
enues in May, many traders felt
that the labor demands which car
riers must face have placed those
shares in an unfaVorable position.
Analyses pointing to higher rail-
earnings this year were ignored.
The drop in Western Union to
a new low for the year was pre-
dicated on a demand by its en-
ployarS for a 10 per cent wage IN
crease among other advantages.
The issue now is more than 10
points below its low a couple OF
weeks back and only about half
it's price at this years high. Motor
companies too must soon face Ia
Dor demands and there are few
traders who were willing to as
sumo a bullish position pending
definite developments.
The fact that the nation was
facing a budgetary deficit for the
eighth successive year could hard
ly be construed as favorable from
a business standpoint. Traders
know that business must bear the
burden of such deficits in the form
of higher taxes and higher taxes
mean less net earnings and small
er dividends eventually.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

Richmond, Va, June %. -(U.R
Livestock:
Hogs, receipts light, top for good
and choice, 1900.
Cattle, receipts light, market
active and firm. Veal top 900;
bulls 4.50-7.50; heifers 6.00-1000;
good steers 11.00.
Sheep, receipts light. Spring
lambs 1850; ewes 3.75.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Entertainment

While the strains of the Bamma
State Collegians yet linger with
the dance and music lovers of the
city. the Tuskagee Melody BaronS
will be presented Friday night at
the Lambs Hall.
The Barons boast of fifteen col
legiate artists and several added
features. The orchestra is highly
recommended as being one Of the
best travelling units in the states.
The dance starts at 900 and in
the event of rain it will begin lat
er and continue four hours.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Log Cabin Open

Harrington Heights is priced
with an unusual distinction N the
form Of a log cabin. Mrs. Vida
Harvey Redd is the capable hos
tess and because of the friendly
atmosphere found within the
cabin there is no doubt about the
increasing popularity of the rem
devious.
Music, soft drinks, zee cream
and lunches are some of the feat
ureS of the popular spot.
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Sich

Mrs. Ben Pailin of Ehringhaus
street is confined to her home due
to illness.
Mrs. Jas. Watson of Southern
Avenue IS very i'll.
Mrs. Gertrude McCaffety Tay-
lor was admitted to the Albemarle
hospital for an appendix opera
ton.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL pRoptEr'

Under and by Vir;ur 81 ia" l""ri ~ a'
contained in that certain M"nzAs" Ih'' 'r
cuted To the undersigned hy -. ". Il.'".'
which said Mnrt.aar b'"i o, dH''i W.
-. 1929. and /, duly 81 nrfa 10 '.' W..
of the Register oi Drgls u. 'Uulh'' ''..-
in Book -. At PAGE 2SG. dc'Iu.' m'.'. pa
made in the payment % '.r h".''.'
secured by said M"Usnsr b'ri ID. ."
in provided. shall. "u 81" i. .
of July. 1897. at IL oclprk. \"'H. q, -
Courthouse dGor in CUf:i'U"s '."''..
Carolina. offer Tor sale Q" 'hU .''-' .'''
for cash. the lands cBUy,l"' p" W' ' '''
Mortgage Deed. I-scIib.rl a, follow.
Being OIL Nluu" >anrr "
Branch Township. Gmriurh '"Hh.!.
Carolina. and b"undri as ."'I"Nr.
North by the land, o.: J.n J.
which he hcirri from HE m..'' ~
White. OH the Ia. hy CTnnH.. 20.
on the South hy Ma rHh'r .n ''' w
by the Swamp. containing :" a'.'
or less. and being .''l " .'
Lindsey tract Oi land. .r h.
The successful bidder % i'' .'' ''.
required 10 deposit with tie "'a'i's.,
amount equal 10 ten p'f crn' .. .
evidence OF his gD.,d :iIth. ,r.
This notice daird tnd !"a''' '.''
day Of June, 1897. ,..,.,
ct ct'M-Jcl5-22-a9-Jy -
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

Wall Street today talked about
Reports professionals were re-
opening short lines Disclosure
of some of the operations of the
British equilizatin fund The
strength in wheat futures A
O.9 pint decrease in scheduled steel
operations this week. vacations
offSetting the return of additional
men to mills DWindling de-
mand for steel products The
decline to q new low in new lum-
Der bookings Estimates Phil
lips Petroleum will show $2.75 and
C2lancsC more than 50 for the
first half
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
nnean-Caryed Rocks, Shells

Queer ocean-carved rocks and
shells are common to all oregon
beaches, due to the presence OF
sandstone in many of the rock for.
nations of the Oregon shoreline. and
the activity of the rock-oyster. The
rock-oyster drills its home in solid
rock. The action Of the sea deposits
nortions of the sandstone on the
beach.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
LOCAL MARKETS

Following are the offering prices
to the producers on Elizabeth City
markets at the close of business
hours yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans, June %. -tU.P)-
Cotton closed steady. Spots closed
olliet at l2.47. off 6.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
NEW YORK COTTON

New York, June 28.-UR)-Cot-
ton closed steady. Spots closed
steady at 1910, off 6.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

Suffolk, June Peanut On.
tations: JumboS. 43s to a.. p~s
ners, 4 to 4ls; Bunch IA tou
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
New York Stock Exchange
Leading Stocks Closing Prices

New York, June 28. -tU'R)--
Stocks, closing prices:
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

WASH-MARFAX fabrication. 81
noniz. polish, and wax $3.50.
Coolest drinks in town. SERV-
YOU FILLING STATION. Jack
Baum and John SnoWden, Prop.
pJ29-Jy5
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WHALEY'S SHOPPE is the place
to get a cool fountain drink and
good sandwiches. Prompt delivery
and curb service. Phone 933.
cJ26-Jy2
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

FORD 1880 Coupe-Many miles of
good service are still in this model
"A" and the price is only S145 90.
See this one today. PERRY MO-
TOR CO. Used Car Department.
cJ26-29
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Lost and Found

REWARD OFFERED for return of
black folded wallet containing
checks and automobile title card.
HEYWOOD SAWYER, MT. Ver-
non Service Station. cJ29-30
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale, 1c
per ID. in 25-lb. bundles. Special,
100 lbs. for 85c. The Independent:
J3-tf
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Norfolk Markets

Reported by w. c. Mitchell g. &C
Eggs and Poultry:
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

STOP BY and fill your tank with
"TeXaco Ethyl Gas. It eliminates
valve clicks, introduces a smooth
CT performance. MT. VERNON
SERVICE STATION. pJ29-Jy5
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Special Notices

TYPEWRITERS-All MAKES; DIV,
used and rebuilt, SIS up. Service
on all typewriters. Our representa-
tive covers Eastern Carolina every
week. Typewriter Sales & Service
Co., 223 Main Street, Norfolk.
Phone 41769. cA31-tf
TRANNIE CRANK'S SHOE RE-
PAIR Shop will be closed every
Wednesday afternoon. Phone 292.
100 Colonial.
cJ22-23-26-28-29
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

LAWN MOWERS sharpened soc
Make them cut when others fail.
ELIAS WILLIAMS, 101 E. Ehring-
hauS. pJ28-JyS
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
CHICAGO COTTON

Chicago, June 28.-tU,P)-Cotton
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

Packing House Products
Reported by Armour g. Co.
Fresh Meats and Lard:
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

FRESH MEATS, spring chickens,
and hens-We have them at all
times. Just phone 596 w. e. PAP
PENDICK. pJ29-Jy5
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Oh

MACS HEAD Casino, rooms,
meals, dancing, bowling, beer, So
da fountain. Standard Oil prod
ucts. JERE PARKER, MGR.
cJ15-tf
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Salesman Wanted
80
Service Stations

RIJY SEIBERLING tires-Edison
or Delco batteries on easy budget
plan. No down payment Twelve
months guarantee on tires. GULF
STATION. Main & Road Streets,
Phone 454. cJZo-Jyl
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Auto Repairing

WE ALIGN wheels, straighten
axles cold in the car, correct
"shimmy" and make driving a
pleasure: also save tire wear.
EVANS CO.
cJ26-Jy2
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| Market

ALL KINDS of fish at all times
that can be had. Shrimp, clans,
and crab meat daily. When you
want the best in the city call -
THE man who knows fish"
Phones 204-410. TIL ON A S
CRANK. cJ25-Jy1
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

QUALITY awnings have proven
best for comfort. protection and
appearance. Munden & Alexander.
phone 1O99. cM20-tf
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Watch Repair

PHONE sol for good fresh vege-
tables, staple and fancy groceries;
also notions. j. B. THOMAS. Par
Sonage Street. pJ25-Jyl
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or
| Flowers

LAWN MOWERS sharpened -
Called for and delivered. Keys
made for an" lock. GRIFFIN'S
BICYCLE SHOP. pJ26-Jy2
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Used Cars

CHEVROLET 1888 Sport Coupe
In good mechanical condition
throughout; has good tires, new
paint. A bargain for only $275 90.
PERRY MOTOR CO. cJ26-2a
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HAVE YOUR winter garments
cleaned and sealed in cedarized
bag. COOPER CLEANING
WORKS. Phone 280. pJ23-29
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Electric current generated In Aus
triA Is being exported" to Germany
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Mrs. Mary Honn Dies at GO;
Pioneer Settler IN T,vO States

Mrs. Mary Honn, s6, who had the
distinction Of being pioneer settler
in two States and who had lived in
this city since 1891. died Friday night
at her home. 400 Eighth street NE,
after short illness.
Mrs. Honn was the widow OF William
H. Honn, Union Army veteran and
later an employe in the Pension Office.
He died in 1922. Mrs. Honn leaves Al
direct descendants, including 2 daugh-
tiers, sons, II grandchildren, "a great
grandchildren and one great-great-
grandson. The daughters and sons
are Mrs. Grace M. Knapp Of the
Eighth street address and Mrs. Nellie
B. Kepford, Arriba, Colo; George w.
Honn, Iowa City, Iowa; Arthur c.
Honn, Wolf Point, Mont, and Harlan
v. Honn, San Francisco.
A native Of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Honn
became . pioneer settler OF Iowa when
Evening star., 1937-12-19
ALEXANDRIA THREATENS
CAMPAIGN ON VAGRANTS
Intensive Drive Announced After
Nearly Score Convicted Of
Drunkenness.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 1s.-An
intensive drive against loiterers and
vagranb was threatened today by
Capt. John 8. Arnold of the Police
Department after nearly = score of
convictions in Police Court for va
grancy and drunkenness.
I'VE are trying to prevent crime !"
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Wage.Hour
Continued From First Page.)

drove literally hundreds Of thousands
of Republicans into the Democratic
party. There will be another and
similar reaction now"
Defeat Of Foes Urged.
Although House leaders declined to
discuss the subject, one informed men,
ber said there was a possibility that
legislation dealing only with hours Of
employment might be advanced next
session.
Representative Mitchell, Democrat,
of Illinois, the only colored member,
issued statement urging Negro voters
to defeat for reelection the Demo-
cratic House members who voted to
send the bill back to the Labor Com
mittee.
Mr.. Mitchell said the bill meant
more for the economic betterment of
the Negro laborers than any bill offered
in the last so years"
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of Mon
tana, said the House vote indicated
Congress was mot going to be yes
men for the executive branch OF the
Government"
Enemies Of Labor.
The statement by E. L. Oliver, vice
president Of the Labor Non-Partisan
League, called Democratic House mem
bers who blocked passage reaction
ary" and accused them of repudiating
Evening star., 1937-12-19

she went there with her family when
only years old. The trip was made
by boat and wagon.
She married Mr.. Honn during the
Civil War. After the war they lived
for awhile in Iowa and then, in 1888,
became pioneer settlers Of South Da-
kota before coming here.
Mrs. Honn was stanch Republican
and maintained an active interest in
the affairs Of the day, despite her ad-
vanced age. Formerly she was active
in the Womens Relief Corps Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the residence.
Burial viii De In Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1937-12-19

the Democratic party pledges Of 1896.
Every vote against the wage-hour
BILL" the league said. brands the
Representative who cast 1t as the en-
emy OF labor and the protagonist Of
parasitic industry"
President William Green of the
American Federation Of Labor, how
ever, had sent kilograms to every
House member asking that 1t be sent
back to committee.
Representative Ramspeck, Demo-
crat, OF Georgia told a labor confer
ence Of the Lawyers Guild that Green
and the c. I. o. both supported the
bill until the A. F.. Of L. executive
council reversed the Federation's
policy.
Ramspeck said Green was help
less in being forced by his executive
council to change his attitude.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
MISS BRUCE BRIDE
OF FILM DIRECTOR
Ceremony Takes Place at
Their Temporary Home in
Beverly Hills.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Dec. ls.-
Virginia Bruce, who was q Follies girl
before she brought her blond glamour
to the movies, became the bride of
j. Walter Ruben, Aim director, at a
quiet ceremony in their temporary
home here today.
Only Miss Bruce's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl F. Briggs; her brother, STAN
ley Briggs; an aunt, a cousin, her
grandmother and her daughter Susan
Ann were present. Dr. j. w. Fifeld.
3r, Congregational minister, performed
the ceremony.
The actress wore powder blue suit.
without hat, and an orchid corsage.
She gave her age as 81 and the
director said he was 81 when they
applied for the marriage license. They
had known each other for several
years prior to their engagement last
October
Miss Bruce retired temporarily from
pictures when she married John Gil
bert, the screens great lover" in Au-
gust, 1882. They had a daughter,
Susan Ann, now 4 years old. In May,
1884, they were divorced and two
years later Gilbert died. leaving Miss
Bruce S250,000, the bulk of his estate.
The actress appearance in Smiles"
produced by the late Florenz ziegfeld
in 1880, was recalled recently when
she was elected president of the newly
formed Glorified Ziegfeld Girls Club.
Ruben was divorced a year ago from
Mrs. Mildred S. Ruben
Today's ceremony was followed by
wedding party given by the Jack L.
Warmers and the Countess Di Frasso
at the Warner home Picture work
will delay the honeymoon until De-
cember 26, when the Rubens plan to
leave for New York.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Marlboro Election Set. 3,

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Dec. ls
(SpeciaD.-An election to choose three
town commissioners, each to serve for
two years will be held ut the old
truck house January 3. from to 6
pm, 1t is announced by Judge T. Van
Clagett, president of the Board Of
Commissioners. Irving B. Traband,
Roland r. Ryon and O. Pinkney
Mullikin have been named judges Of
the election. -,
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Church Auxiliary Elects.

FALLS CHURCH, Va, Dec. ID (Spe-
ciaD.-Mrs. Mayo Herring was elected
president of the night branch of the
Falls Church Episcopal Auxiliary, with
Mrs. Lawrence Harrison, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. William S. Covington, Sec
retary; Mrs. E. B. 'stin, treasurer;
Mrs. Albert NJ. Lester, custodian Of
the united thank offering, and Miss
Betty Styles, supply secretary.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
c. 0. PROGRAM
GROUP ADDS Is
Hoover Says Party Moving
to Constructive"
Stand.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreBs. .
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1s.-Twenty five
additional members of the Republican
party's new COMMITTEE on Program"
including Orval w. Adams Of Salt
Lake City, president Of the Amer
ican Bankers Association, were an
nounced today.
The additions bring the personnel of
the committee to 1872, with the group
not yet completed. Fifteen States
still are without representation. al
though each will have at least one
member.
The States for which members are
still to be named are Arkansas, Mas
sachusetts, Alabama. Delaware, Geor-
gia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Michigan, Mississippi. Minnesota,
North Carolina. South Carolina, Ten
nessee and Wisconsin.
In addition to Adams, outstanding
among the latest additions are Dan
Hildebrand of Seward, Nebr, president
of the United States Live Stock Asso-
citation, and DR.. Robert A. Millikan
of Pasadena, Calf. winner OF the No.
bel prize in physics in 1928.
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Capt. Arnold said, "as well a. catch
criminals after an ofiense has been
committed. From now until the end
OF the year We are going to pick up
every panhandIer and vagrant with
out visible means of support"
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Arlington I. V. N. A. to Meet.

ARLINGTON, Va. Dec 18 (Spe-
ciaD D.-Presentation of names of the
new members OF the board of the In
structive Visiting Nurse Association
will feature meeting of this group
Monday at the Offices in Colonial Viii
lage at 8 pm. Mrs. J. N. Roberts,
chairman Of the Nominating Com
mittee. will present the new board
members, it was stated.