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The Washington times., 1937-01-26
School Heads
Give Full
Assent
By GARRETT WATERS

An orchid Tor the hlgh School
principals! In fact, several Of
'em, please!
Today that august body has
voted in favor Of night interhigh
basketball double-headers!
In other words, last Friday
nights basketball experiment was
a success. To refresh the mind
q little. the Tech and Eastern
fives waged an interhigh battle
Friday at the Tech gym.
Twenty-Five hundred persons
were in on the fun, including the
principals. Everybody enjoyed the
evening. with the possible excep-
tion Of the Tech and Eastern play
erS, who were trying little harder
than usual to please.
The night being Friday, q tele-
phonic vote was to be followed the
next day between the principals.
Jack Collins, of AnacoStia High,
was chairman" of this vote.
Verdict Unanimous.
He got around to, all parties
late yesterday. Their unanimous
verdict was in favor Of more night
games, and most important, night
double-headerS.
This means the dates Of Feb
ruary 5, IL and 26 will be used
for night attractions. These dates
were submitted to the principals
when the might idea" first came
up, meaning the Tech gym was
reserved for those nights.
The decision Of the principals
is indeed encouraging for the
future of interhigh basketball.
Their action now augurs well for
q complete schedule Of Friday
night twin bills next year, and the
next and the next.
Central meets Eastern and West
ern is scheduled against woodrow
Wilson in the first Of the new
night double-header dates, Feb
ruary 5.
The other two dates go like
this:
February IL, Eastern vs.. Wood
row Wilson; Central vs.. ROOse-
welt.
February 26, Tech. vs.. Wood
row Wilson; Central VS.. Western.
TWO GAMES TODAY
The old single game. two-gym
idea, must be endured again today,
a situation this department hopes
the principals will see fit to change
by next year.
Roosevelt plays Western in the
Roosevelt gym at $3.50 p. M, and
Tech meets Central on the Tech
floor at the same hour.
Both are interesting and impor'
tant contests. Both should be seen
to be appreciated. Nevertheless,
one must take his choice.
The Roosevelt-Western clash will
find the two teams fighting their
heart out to continue in the race.
Western has the greatest chance
now of accomplishing something
before the schedule ends, since it
is second in the standings with
two wins against one loss. Roose.
velt has won two games, lost two.
Central Without VermilliOn
The Central.Tech contest has
the same conditions about it. Cen
tral can keep on the heels Of
Western by triumphing. And
Tech, in the same boat with
Roosevelt, must win to keep in
the running at all.
Regular lineupS are due to per
form for each Of the four teams,
the lone exception being Central.
Billy Ver1nillion, star guard, will
be missing from the Mt. Pleasant
lineup because Of an attack Of the
flu.
His absence will hurt the Ray
men aplenty. But it will not check
their fighting propensities, since
fight and dash is definitely the
byword Of Central and every
other team in the series.
The Washington times., 1937-01-26
APPROVAL OF NIGHT TWIN BILLS IS BOON TO HIGH SERIES
BASKETBALL HIGH JUMP
YOU'VE got

YOU'VE got
to jump high
ever so often
to score points
in basketball.
Ray Friedrich,
Roosevelt High
s C h o oil for
ward, is prov
ing the case in
his e fort to
C h ak u p a
rim = swisher !"
here. Friedrich
has made many
a point in this
manner in the
current inter-
high seri e S,
and he still has
several games
ahead to dupli-
cate the trick
for Roosevelt
against series
foes. Roosevelt
plays Western
today at the
Roosevelt gym
at $3.50 p. m.
I n t e r national
News Photo by
The Washing
ton Times.
The Washington times., 1937-01-26
Cobb Prefers Day
Baseball Games

ATHERTON, Cal. Veteran
baseballer Ty Cobb doesn't like
night games: might baseball
Is too much Of a carnival, with
all the lights and everything"
La gaceta., 1937-11-01

Tampa e Ybor City celebra-
ran esta noche la fiesta de Ha-
lloween, en- honor de los ninos
Y sus padres.
La S6ptima avenida, en- Y
Dor, sera cerrada entire las ca
lies % y IA y 10 mismo Sc hara
en- Tampa.
Todos los preparativos fue-
ron complexities Ell sabado por
la comisi6n qre componen los
Sres. Viatoriano Manteiga,
Frank de la Grana, Henry Sea
glione y Charles Spicola.
Componen ell jurado que o.
torgara los premios los Sres,
Jose Glamour, Severino Quin-
tanilla, Angelo Spicola, Two de
Minicis y Angelo Greco.
A las a de la tarde la policia
empezara a despejar ell estacio-
namiento de automobiles, con Ell
fin de tener libre la Gale.
La parada Sc formara en- Ia
Septima y Gale Al, bajo la d.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
La fiesta de Halloween en- Ybor City
Mas de SO regalos seran distribuidos

recci6n de los empleados de la
Junta de Reoreo de la municipal
lidad.
Una camioneta sera puesta a
la disposition de los iueces y los
~"carros s~onoros" de varias ON
pania tocaran en- los lrgaras
que les han sido asignados.
Los a~graciados deberan re-
coger sus regalos en- Ell edificio
de la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, 1419 de la S6ptima, dom
de Seran cuidados las nih0s Pc
quenos que puedan extraviar-
Sc.
Cuidaran del orden la policia
municipal y los miembros del
puesto Marcelo Gonzalez No.
.73, de la Legion Americana.
Por deferencia al pueblo lati-
no, la compahfa Tampa Elec-
trio suspendera ell transito de
tranvias por la S6ptima entire
las 7 y las 10 de la noche, no
ras oficiaies de la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
Sc E~FECTUARAN MANANA
LAS ELECCIONES EN- LA
CIUDAD DE NEW YORK

New York, Noviembre l.
TODD esta listo para las eieccio-
mes de manana martes. Fiorello
La Guardia, ell alcalde, aspira a
la reelection apoyado por Ell par
lido republican,, Ell Partido o.
brero, comunista, socialists v
otros grupos.
Jeremias T. Mahoney, que ha
venido utilizando ell "disco" del
comunismo, es el candidate de
Tammany Hall y de los demo >
cratas Y TODD indica que sera de
rrotado.
Ell senador Copeland, derro-
tado en- las primarias, que apo
va a Mahoney, declare aver que
La Guardia triunfara.
Temense des6rdenes por par
tie de Tammany; pero ell &lcalde
ha dado instruecianes. para evil
tarlos, al comisionado de policta
Valentine. r
Hablando a favor de La Guar
dia, Ell lfder obrero Dubinsky,
que fue compromisario del pre-
sidente Roosevelt v a quien los
republicanos calificaron enton-
.ces de "comuDista," dijo: Como
uno de los compromisarios del
presidente Roosevelt, los demo-
cratas me Hamaron repetable y
los republicanos comunistas;
ahora como p~artidario del alcal
de La Guardia, los republicanos
me consideran respectable v los
dem6cratas me llaman comunis
ia.
Tn graduado de Groton y
Yale, Mr.. Morris, candidate a
presidente del ayuntamiento, a.
migo de La Guardia, contestant
do a los ridfculos discursos de
Mahoney ha venido dirigiendo
la palabra al pdblico con este
principle: "Compaheros cemu :
nistas"
FL DR.. Me- Goodrich, otro can
didato del grupo de La Guar
dia, comienza sus discUfsos con
estas palabras: Companeros u
nionistas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
Otros t4-imfos

OCsVo W eWftgVo
Conquist6 un nuevo triunfo,
en- la tarde de aver, la Secci6n
de Recreo v Adorno del Centre
Espanol.
Bales de la tarde, bales pre-
dilectos de nuestra juventud,
con la famosa orquesta Don
Francisco.
Sc bail6 desde las A hasta las
8 y elias y ellos salieron con-
tentfsimos.
Por la noche asistieron nues-
tras familias a la function de la
Union de Panaderos, en- ell Gen.
tro Obrero, Y a la del Proyecto
Teatral, en- ell Centre Asturia-
no.
La compahfa del Centre Obre
70, con Pillar Mayoqui, Jensie
Rodriguez y otros valiosos ar
tistas, fue muy aplaudida.
Tn rotundo exito la function
de Marionettes en- ell Centre AS
turiano, con matinee v function
nocturnal.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
LOS BANDIDOS EN- ACCION
Dos H0mbTes D ana Mujer
AsaItados y Robdd0s

Tampa tuvo un fin de sema-
ma ~exitante con motive de las
hazanas de los bandidos que a.
saltaron y r9baron a una mujer
y dos hombres,
La policia ha detenldo a dos
docenas de personals, por sospe-
chas, poniendo en- libertad a la
mayor parte.
Fu6 la primera vfctima j. E.
McDermott, I'm huesped del ho-
tel Olive. Como a las 9 de la no
che del sabado, cuando McDer-
mott iba a poner en- movimien-
to su coche, dos individuos Sc lie
acercaron, lie amenazaron con
sus pistolas y lie llevaron a la
aNenida Hillsborough, cerca
del Arroyo Agua-dulee, donde
lie quitaron $97.
Atado Y amordazado lie deja-
ron junto a la c~arretera, sobre
una frazada. Tn automovilista
que pasaba lie desat6, avisando
a la policia.
La segunda victima 10 fue Ia
Sra. Thelma Mateo, del ell de
West Park, que habia salido
con dinero del establecimiento
de su esposo, en- ell 315 de la Ca
lie Tampa. I'm ladr6n Sc escon-
di6 en- la parte trasera del CO.
che, la amenaz6 y lie rob6 TODD
ell dinero, 500. =.
81 hombre tenia pueste un
antifaz y salt6 del coche en- la
|Quinta avenida y Gale Is, des-
pues de quitarle la bolsa de ma
no.
Dos hombres, que Sc hallaban
escondidos en- Lake y Nebras-
ka, asaltaron y robaron a A. P.
Daurella, del 803 de Lake, STEM
10 este Ia tercera vietima de
la noche. Los asaltantes. de Du-
reile, que lie quitaron Is pesos,
vestian elegantemente.
Toda la policia municipal y
los diputados del sheriff Sc han
puesto en- m~ovimiento.
Algunos Green que pudiera
tratarse de bandidos en- transit
to, procedentes de Miami. /,
La gaceta., 1937-11-01

Madrid Fish Market, Deepen
dientes de Al & F Grocery, Y.
Dor, Cafeteria La Universal,
Luis Cotton, Grocery, Baldo-
nero Tojaco, La Corona Groce-
ry, Wayne Feed Store, Capita
no Grocery, Agliano Fish Mkt.
CIV. T.), Lombardia Grocery,
Puleo Feed Store, Puleo Groce.
ry j. and P. Groceryq, Victoi
Fernandez, David Gonzalez, Au
rora Garcia, Carniceria de r,
Oural, La Economic de los O.
breros, Mahoma Cafe, Manuel
Alfonso, White Chief Gas Sta.
ton. American Beauty Grocery
Ross Ave. Market, Valencia Ca
fe, Granada Cafe, B and F Gre
Gerry, DR.. |. <. Elnbinder, In
formation News Stand, Ramon
Sierra, Cuervo's Cafe, Alfredo
Fojo, Ritz Lunch Room, Juan
Lassus. Franco Drug Store,
Greco's, Inc, Ell Gatico, Marie's
Beauty Salon, Cacciatore Gro
Gerry, Santos Filling Station Joe
Aizpiru, Ell Progreso Zapate-
ria, Mariana Acosta, Loza1o
Poultry Mkt. Noises Filling
Station, Barberia de Dionisio
Gonzalez, Caruso Grocey,y, BIZ
sagra Cafe, Almo Cafe, Alham-
bra Cafe, Franklin Restaurant,
Hi-lo Filling Station, West
Tampa Feed Store, Fremont
Cafe, Ferlita Macarronerfa,
La gaceta., 1937-11-01

Fonte Cleaners, Breton Drug
Store, Carioca Cafe, Petralia Y
Caruso Barber Shop, Alessi Ba-
kerry Sunrise Cafe, La Flor
Grocery, tEl Bien Publico Drug
Store, Jack Pote Cafe, Bronx
Bar, Delgado's Dept Store, The,
Friends Club, Million Auto.
Parts, Broadway Furniture. Ell
Vizcaino, Amado Gonzalez, Sa-
nitary Poultry Florida Furni-
iture, La Primera de Ybor Bak-
cry, La Flor Grocery, Garcfa's
Salcines y Lopez, Mistret
ia Grocery, La Nina Grocery,
Bombero Grocery, Angel Stu
Tic, Perez Mems Shop, Two
Friends Cafe, Victor Gonzalez,
&C. Hernandez Grocery, Sardi-,
mas Gas Station, Barberfa de-
Pace Vinagre, Aviles Restau-
rant, Cooperative Ell Future O.
orero. Ell Campamento Groce-
ry, Testaseeea Bakery, F. PUG,
Barber Shop, G. Ferro Restau-
rant, Gonzalez Grocery, A. Cal
tagirone Bakery, Jose del Va
lie, Manuel Gonzalez, Frank
Cassaro Emilio Fernandez, 2
semanas, C. Cadrecha, 2 sema-
mas, Caruso Barberia, Pantbn
Dairy, Twin Palms Service
Station
I(Coatinuard).
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
Ell Dfa Is

Fiesta Cabaret del Centre AS
turiano. Election de miss
Centre Asturiano' y sus nue.
vas damas de honor.
Bellas todas las aspirantes y
las cuatro pertenecientes a bue-
mas Y conocidas familias.
La election Sc efectuara ese
dfa, por votaci6n popular, y des
pues ell tftulo Sc les conferira en-
otra fiesta posterior.
Las meiores orquestas toca-
ran V las salas seran adornadas
con ell buen gusto de otros amos.
Pronto daremos otros por-
memories.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
NOTAS SOCIALN

Erit0s
Tres exitos rotundos los tres
grandiosos bales del sabado Ell
las sociedades Centre Espanol,
Centre Asturiano y Cfrculo Gu
bano.
En- los tres tocaron las mejo-
res orquestas de Tampa: Don
Francisco en- Ell Centre Espa-
mol; The Southerners en- el Cen
tro Asturiano, y Manuel San :
hez, Dick Spencer Y La Tropi :
cal, en- ell Circulo Cubano.
Bellas comparsas en- los tres
v disfraces muy bonitos, elegan.
tisimos Y originates.
Las Secciones de Recreo Sc
cubrieron de honores mercedes.
En- ell Centre Asturiano, Cen
tro Espanol Y Circulo Cubano
los a~sistentes fueron contest
mente atendidos y obsequiados
con serpentinas y confettis.
Como era impossible recoger
los nombres de todos los asis-
tentes, decidimos no tomar MIN
guno.
Por las hermosas salas desfi-
laron nuestros mejores elemen-
tos sociales, con la juventud a
la cabeza.
Algeria sincera y sobre TODD
mucho orden y cordialidad.
Vaya hacia esas sociedades
hermanas, con las Secciones de
Recreo en- la vanguardia, nues-
ira mas sincera felicitaci6n.
Noche triunfal la del sabado.
Noche inolvidable para la cul
ia juventud tampena.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
NOTA DE PESAME

Damos nuestro mas sentido
pesame al amigo Jimeno Me-
n9ndez, miembro del Comite
Popular Democratico de So
zorro a Espana, con motive de
haber fallecidc en Espana, AS
turias, SUI senior padre.
Jimeno labora sin deseanso
por aliviar a los cue en- la Es-
paha leal sufren los atropellos
v crimenes del fascismo inter-
nacional.
Descanse en- paz ell anciano
caballero.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
Aparatos de Rayos X

Apardtos de RGyos X
La Sociedad Centre Espanol,
tan popular, ACADIA de encargar
para su sanatorio un aparato
de Rayos X valuado en- $4,000.
Sera uno de los mejores apa-
ratios de TODD ell sur, a la altura
de los grandes meritos de la po-
derosa sociedad.
En- ell momento oportuno da-
remos otros detalles.
Y vaya nuestra congratula-
ci6n para Ell PreSidente, la direc
tiva y los socios.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
fCOntinuucidn)

Contribuyeron con IS centa-
vos: Valencia Garden Restau :
rant.
Contribuyeron con so centa-
vos: Benjamin Menendez, Sc
gundo Dfaz, Felipe Resete, La
Cruz Drug Store, Francisco DO
tino, Eduardo Diaz Pts, Rafael
Witches, C. Miravalles, Federi-
co Parez Breijo, Rufino Lima
res, S. Leto and Sons Grocery,
La gaceta., 1937-11-01

Sc VENDE, I'm bungalow, en-
esplendidas condicionsC, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
q su dueHo, 2o1S MiChigan.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
Cabaret Priuodo

Sc organiza va Ell Cabaret
Privado de las Damas de Pro
tecci6n y Auxilio del Centre Els
panoi.
Las mesas Sc pondran a la
venta dentro de pocos dias.
Lo qeu Sc recaude, luego de
deducidos los gastos, Sc inverti-
ra en- comprar nuevas camas
para ell Sanatorio.
La gaceta., 1937-11-01
La Fiesta del Sdbado

10 FTGSEW UtE SUUUtTU
Las damas de la logia Caba-
lleros Leales de America cele-
braran ell sabado su Carnival
de Nieve", en- la sala de la Or
den Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc.
I'm fin simpatiquisimo y al
truista: recolectar fondos para
Ell arbol de Navidad de los Nj
nos.
La comparsa de Las Neva-
La gaceta., 1937-11-01

NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell Co
MITE POPULAR DEMO
CRATICO DE S0CORRO
A ESPANA
La gaceta., 1937-11-01

das sera la principal attraction
del bale.
Centenares de tickets Sc han
vendido va.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
V|RC|N|ANS BACK
POLLUTION BILL
Oyster Bed Condemnation
Cited at Hearing on VIM
son Measure.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Vinson bill for control of stream
pollution was unimously Endorsed by
representatives of Virginia interests
yesterday before the House Rivers and
Harbors Committee.
The bill would provide for Federal
cooperation with the States in study
ing and combating the problem, which
has been a major one in Virginia for
more than a decade.
Virginia spokesmen included Repre-
sentative S. o. Bland of Newport News
Richard Messer, chief engineer of the
State Health Department, and j. j
Baecher of the Norfolk Association OF
Commerce, who also spoke as repre-
sentative of the Virginia Wild Life
Federation and the Izaac Walton
League.
A statement by Dr. l. c. Riggin,
State health commissioner, indorsing
the bill was inserted in the record
Citing a lack of concentrated effort
and a fear of drastic legislation as a
cause for delay in pollution
legislation, MeSser said there is a great
need for a co-ordinating influence
such as provided in the Vinson bill
He said industry would fight any
mandatory plan and expressed
Evening star., 1937-03-19
HOBSON RENDERED
FUNERAL Of HERO
Admiral Is Buried With Full
Naval Honors Near
OeWey's Grave.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Rear Admiral Richmond P. Hobson
received a hero's funeral yesterday
and was laid to rest in Arlington
National Cemetery.
The 66-year-old retired naval OFF,
Ger, who earned fame during the
Spanish American War, was buried
with full naval honors near the grave
Of Admiral George Dewey, hero of
the Battle of Manila and once Hob
sons commander in chief.
The Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Joined in paying a final tribute to
Admiral Hobson, While his body was
borne to the cemetery on a black
draped caisson after brief funeral
services in Fort Myer Chapel the
guns of the fort doomed l3 times in
salute.
Behind the caiSSon walked an honor
guard Of bluejackets and Marines A
Navy band played the funeral march,
Cuban Ambassador Attends.
Among those attending the services
In the chapel was Ambassador Pedro
Martinez Fraga of Cuba, representing
his government, whose independence
resulted from the SpaniSh-American
War
Admiral w. S. Pye, assistant chief of
naval operations, was official rep
resentatiye of the Navy.
Speaker Bankhead and other men,
bers of the Alabama congressional
delegation sat in a group. Hobson
was a native of Alabama and once
represented that State in Congress.
Fort Myer Fires Salute.
AS the body was lowered into the
grave battalion of bluejackets fired
a salute. The guns of Fort Myer
took 1t up and again fired the 13-gun
salute Of an admiral.
Hobson became known as the hero
of Santiago Harbor after he attempt
ed to bottle up the Spanish feet in
the Cuban port by sinking his collier
a. the harbor entrance.
Honorary pallbearers: Rear Admiral
S. f. w, Kittelle retired; Rear Ad-
miral Emory S. Land, Rear Admiral
W. G. DubOSe, Rear Admiral H. G..
Glllmor, retired; Capt c. w Fisher
and j. w. Powell of New York.
Evening star., 1937-03-19

ginia waters were condemned. Since
then, he added, I'VE have watched the
situation grow like paralysis, SO that
now the condemned area embraces
10000 acres
For every acre of oysterbeds de-
stroyed, he said, there are added to
the public relief rolls that many more
persons who depend on shellishing
for their livelihood.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
FATHER RICK TO LEAVE

Rev. Joseph Rick, who has been
staying at Catholic University, will
leave Monday for Bengal, India, where
he is a missionary, perhaps never to
return to this country.
Father Rick, who was graduated
from Notre Dame in 1924, is in this
country to collect funds for his mis-
sion. He stayed at the university and
the Holy Cross Seminary. where he
received his training for the priest
hood.
Evening star., 1937-03-19
REPEAL OF RED RIDER
"HALFWAY" is OPPOSED
Adoption of Mccormack Amend
ment Would Leave Threat to
Teachers, Woman Says.

Adoption of the Mccormack amend
ment, repeating the red rider halt
way" would leave threat over the
heads of District teachers, it was de-
clared yesterday by A. Grace Lind,
president of the Education Association
of the District, in a letter sent to all
House members
Good teaching involves several
methods" the letter said. IF the
Mccormack amendment prevails, many
teachers in the District of Columbia
will not dare to have frank discus
sion of communism in their classes for
fear that some students will go home
and report that their teachers have
advocated communism.
None of us favors communism, but
we believe that the welfare of our
pupils demands that we shall be free
to discuss it frankly and without fear"
Outright repeal of the red rider was
urged by Miss Lind.
Evening star., 1937-03-19

the view it would be impossible to en-
force a drastic bill
If the Vinson bill is passed, he said,
States, municipalities and industries
will work together under the guidance
of the Public Health Service to solve
the problem.
Describing conditions in Virginia
streams as 'lamentable," Baecher
pointed out that 10 years ago 10000
acres Of valuable oyster beds in Vir@
Evening star., 1937-03-19
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Increasin
cloudlness and slightly warmer to-
night, followed by showers tomorrow:
lowest temperature tonight about AZ
degrees; gentle, variable winds becom-
ing southeast and increasing by to-
morrow.
Maryland-IncreaSing cloudiness to-
night followed by showers tomorrow
slightly warmer in west portion.
Mountaineering cloudineSs to-
night, followed by showers tomorrow;
slightly warmer tonight and in south
and west portions tomorrow.
West Vrglnia-Increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer tonight, followed by
showers and warmer tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.
Report for Last 81 Hours
Evening star., 1937-03-19
Record for Last "a Hours

HeVNVtEF TUT f3nsN ffUuIS'
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today
HlgheSt, So, noon today Year ago. A..
Lowest, 50, $50 am. today. Year ago,
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. Is. on January
Lowest, IL, on February 2S.
Humidity for Last ~ Hours.
tFTom noon yesterday to noon todayO
HICheSt 81 per cent, at $40 M today
Lowest, 80 per cent, at lilo a m. today.
Tide Tables.
The Washington times., 1937-02-04

You don't have to pay cash.
Even though you buy at your
own price we will arrange easy
payments over as long as "a
months.
The Washington times., 1937-02-04
TODAYS BEST USED CAR BUYS
CHEVROLET

C6sSroiet 1885 Town Sedan oIOS
With built-in trunk; very low OtOO
mileage, new-car condition; terms and
trade; real buy at this price. $IS
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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-04-24
SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF HENNEPtN
IN DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

IN DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
GRAYCE p. WALLACE, PLAINTIFF
VS..
FREDERICK EVERETT WALLACE,
DEFENDANT
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
To the above named Defendant:
You, Frederick Everett Wallace, are
hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
in the above entitled action which
complaint is hereto attached and
herewith served upon you and to
serve copy of your answer to said
complaint on the subscribed at his
office in the city of Minneapolis,
Mimi, within thirty days after the
service of this simmons upon you
exclusive of the cay of service; and
if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
L. S. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
207 West 26th ST.,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.