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Evening star., 1937-02-06
INTERNAL REVENUE
RECEIPTS INCREASE
$4S, 900 Gain Reported in Mary.
land District on Bonds, Stock
and COnveyances.

BY the Associated Press.
The Treasury Department reported
today a $4,000 gain in internal reve-
nue. receipts on bonds of Indebtedness,
capital stock issues and deeds Of con-
veyance in the Maryland collection
district in 1886 over 1885.
Receipts were s3o6.7O793 in 1885
and $354,648.82 in 1886.
Taxes on capital stock transfers
yielded s31, ,78421 in 1885 and $751;
1872 .21 in 1896: on silver bullion trans
fers, s9,996.67 in 1885 and S2.396.20
last year; on playing cards, $500 in
1885 and S4.20 in 1886.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
ALIENATION SUIT
won BY HUSBAND
Jury Awards $1,000 Verdict to
R. E. Childress Against
r. F. Hames.

A District Court jury late yesterday
returned a $4,000 verdict in favor of
Robert E. Childress, proprietor of an
Eighteenth street renovating concern,
who sued R F. Hames, former en-
ploye, for alienation of the affections
of his wife, Mrs. Vivian Childress.
Through Attorneys Alvin L. New
myer and David Hornstein, Childress
contended that his wife left him in
April, 1885, taking with her some of
the household furniture and his busi-
ness records. He charged that in
formation contained in the records
was made available to Hames who set
Up a business of his own in competi-
ton with ChildreSS.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Cult Dimes on Flowers.

Somewhat expensive is the diet
adopted by a group of health-seekers
of Melbourne, Australia. One of their
number demonstrated at a dance re-
Gently, eating $50 worth of flowers.
The claim is the blooms are filled
with the vitamins A and B.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
DAILY SHORT STORY
BLACK PINS

her bumper crop
Of applicants. She
lookedrather young
for a philanthro-
pist, her brown
hair only slightly
fingered by time.
In spite Of her
weight she was
very lively, and
talked gayly about
any subject but
herself. But she
had never quite
recovered from her
husbands death,
and the one pleas
ure in her child
less life consisted
Of helping young
folks.
She asked about
the different girls.
Marybelle Dennis
and her wrong ad-
dress aroused her
C uri os ty. 1--WE
,,eS f~I oy,f ohat,f
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Natures Children
Snowshoe Rabbit (Lepus americanus)

so you can easily see one or the other
Is bound to die before the battle is
over.
In their babyhood, they are cuddly.
sweet little things which enjoy petting
and are easily tanned. You can raise
them on milk, and how they love the
bottle!
tCopyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Brain Twizzlers
BY PROF. ]. ID. FLINT.

BY PROF. J. ID. FLINT.
THESE magic squares get more and
more complicated. The OF Prof
fessor figures this one is about as
tough as you can handle, so it prob
ably will end the series sent in by
Twizzler Temple, although he provided
them as high as 225 squares.
Place the numbers from / to 40
in the squares, using each number
only once, so that the numbers in any
Evening star., 1937-02-06

ing stations, however. apparently de-
creased, on a basis of total sales. while
the independent filling stations re-
ported increased business as COM
pared with 1888.
Evening star., 1937-02-06

see how he could" said Reddy and
began to look around for back door.
He couldn't find one. There was one,
but not having been kept open it was
hidden under snow and ice. Jimmy
and the young Skunk started over
toward Farmer Browns barn. It would
soon be daylight. Reddy gave up.
He started for home and all the way
there he wondered about Peter Rabbit.
He wondered just what did happen in
that old house of Johnny Chuck's,
and to this day he doesn't know. As
for Peter, he was safe In the Old
stonewall by the time Reddy had
reached the Old Pas9pre.
tCopyrtght. 1937A
Evening star., 1937-02-06
War on Social Disease.

Sixteen States have established
venereal control divisions in their
health departments in a national CAM
paign to stamp out social disease. !!
Evening star., 1937-02-06

closing benediction of the blessed sac
rament will be celebrated and the
radio message of Pope Plus XI will
be heard. was expected to attract
100000 marchers.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
To Get Wheelbarrows.

Modern American wheelbarrows
with tubular frames and handles. are
to be introduced into Bogota, Colombia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

VENCIO Ell CANDIDATE
DEMOCRATIC EN- MASSA-
CHUSSETTS
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
Anoche celebro Ell Aycotamiento
una lmportantslma session
Aprobada la ordenanza que aumenta ell
precio de las licencias
Horas y j~ornaRes para las muchachas que traba
jan en- los "Salones dc Cerveza"

Una de las mas importanteS
sesiones de los ultimos amos Ia
.elebr6 anoche ell ayuntamientt
lie Tampa.
La ordenanza de las licencias
lue anunciamoS iba a ser discu-
ida, Sc present6 y sc aprob6 sc
re la protesta de algunos co :
nerciantes y hsmbres de nego :
clos.
Algunos de los descontentos
con la actitud de los ediles, la
dnica a seguir, seg1n los obser-
vadores, dijeron que llevarian el
case a los tribUnales.
Votaron a favor de la orde-
nanza, que aumenta Ell precio de
las licencias con ell fin de ayu--
dar a las obras de la WPA, los
co~ncejales Rosenthal, Pacheco,
Cannella, D'Arpa, Raglan, Sni-
pes, Epps y Emerson; en- con-
ira, Watson Y Faver. Por estar
ausentes no votaron Hixon y
Hudgings.
Los concejales dijeron que 9
los hombres de negoeios Sc ha.
bia dado la oportunidad de ha
Ger proposiciones constructive:
Y qre habian hecho algunas
muy "raras,' como la de cobral
al pueblo la recogida de la ba,
Por los comerciantes habl6
oponiendose al aumento, ell Sr
David Falk.
Sin un vote en- contra ell ayun
tamiento aprob6 tambien una
ordenanza que senala jornales )
horas de trabajo a las mujeres
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
PRESENTO AVER UN INTE,
RESANTE INFORME Ell
r A JURADO DEL
CONDADO
Sc hacea ca ell d0camento seiS
V0li0sGs rec0mend@ clones

A Ia Corte del Circuito pre- :
sent6 aver tn interesante infor-
ne Ell Gran Jurado del condado.
Ell alto cuerpo, integrado por
eiudadanos del condado de Hills
borough, hace las siguientes
seis recomendaciones
l--Que ell presente metodo de
escoger jurados y particular
mente los Grandes Jurados sea
.ambiado por una selection de
ina lista de hombres de nego-
los Y PROFESSIONALS de La ciudad
' Ell condado. Pedimos al gober-
lador la mas pronta atenci6n so
re Ell nombramiento en- este con
iado de una comisi6n de jurado.
2.-Que Ia comisi6n de press
puestos del condado y la conf
sion ell condado autoricen sufi-
cientes fondos para investiga :
clones Independence por Ell
Gran Jurado.
3.-Que los sncesivos Grandes
Jurados sean animados no solo
a examinar los asuntos crimina
les, sine los asuntos de negocios
y financisros de la ciudad y ell
condado con vistas a hacer luz
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
La Function

La Function
Ell teatro Royal de West Tam
pa dedica ell 20 por ciento de la
function de los jueves al Conf
tie Popular Democratico Y ade-
mas exhibe peliculas de alto me-
rito.
Dos cintas, una en- espafol y
otra en- ingles, Sc anuncian pa
ra manana.
La hablada en- espanol lleva
rel tftulo de "El Rosal Bendito",
v la hablada en- ingl6s mid
might Court.
Recomendamos esta function
q los amigos de Espafia.
Ell Rec. Sholim
Ira hoy de vista a Orlando,
ell Rev. David Sholin, un buen a.
migo de Espafia.
A su regreso hablara de nue.
NO en- los barrios latinos.
va anunciaremos la feeha.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
Dos Grandes Fiestas en-

Dos Grandes Fiestas en-
81 Centre AstuYiano
Dos fiestas de Importance
prepare la poderosa sociedad
Centre Asturiano.
La primera cristalizara Ell do
'ningD, en- TODD ell edificio de
a avenida de Nebraska, y la Sc
gunda Sc llevara a termino ell
dfa II.
Ell prop6sito que Sc persigue
ION la fiesta del domingo mas
Gable no puede ser: ayudar a
os socios enfermos Y sin traba
10.
La del dfa II, un Bear, tiene
por finalidad dar fuerza a la
obra que en- ell Sanatorio Sc rea-
liza.
-~-
Patrocina Ell acto social del
domingo, la Secci6n de Propa-
ganda.
La Secci6n de Damas tendra
sobre ella TODD ell peso del Ba-
gar del dia II.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

del estado de Massachusetts, el
ean5idato democratic, Lawrence
j. Connery, vencio al reprbiica
no Y a la persona desfgnada por
el ''partido de union"
0btuvo Connery A0,456 votos
contra 2S,205 eli republicano y
1913 ell tercer candidate.
Esta election habia sido anuA
viada como un bar6metro del
sentimiento popular hacia Ell go
aierno del presidente Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

,mpleadas en- los "salones de Ger
leza" o cervecerias.
La ordenanza concede autori-
lad a los concejales para expe-
,ir licencias v senala un maxi
no de ocho horas de trabajo y
IN formal minimo de $500. Pro
hibe ell empleo de j6venes memo
Fnes de Is amos.
Redactada como esta, la or
denanZa afecta tambien a los no
! teles, restaurantes, etc, donde
son ~empleadas mujeres.
Algunos de los miembros die
on que ell ayuntamiento no te-
lia artoridad para fijar horas v
sueldos.
Pacheco propuso una enmien-
la prohibiendo el bale donde Sc
sirva cerveza, pero fue recha-
tzada.
La ordenanza contaba con FL
|apoyo de elementos sanos de es-
ia iocalidad, incluyendo al juez
Castiglia, de la Corte Juvenil.
FL Estado, seg1n sc supo ano
che, cobrara a cada rno de eses
ugares una licencia annual de
$3.50.
Habfa dicho ell juez Cast.glia
que ell salario minimo en- esos lu-
cares debfa ser de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
Fotografsas

Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico ha Aandadoaa hacer foto-
grafias de las ambulancias que
a pasado dia "a Sc mandap pm q
Espana, EN- Ell vapor "Ckam-
plain.
Ademas de las publicadas por
Il Tribune" y nosotAos, hay o.
tras dos mas.
"Cliches" de las ambulanciaS
Sc imprimiran en- los balances
ekSubcomite de Ambulancia. q
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

por medic de Ina propia e indie
pendiente Investigation de las fl
nanzas de la municipalidad y Ell
condado.
4.-Que Sc den inmediatamen
lie pasos porla ciudad y ell con-
lado para imponer restriccio =
hes a los salones de bale. salo.
mes de cerveza o cervecerias, lu-
cares de reuniones, etc. con res
acto a las horas de aperture Y
ierre, edad de los empleados,
ondiciones de trabajo, salaries
certificates de salubridad.
5.-Que las llamadas noches
e banco son, por medic de las
ATTITUDES que rL.e4r los tea =
sros, una amenaZa a La seguri-
lad publica y gasto para ell de-
p~artamento de policia de la ciu-
lad y una forma de diversion
que debiera pagan una licencia
extremadamente alta, 81 no pro-
hibida. Nosotros recomendamos
lue los oficiales de la ciudad Y
el condado den los pasos CORES
pondientes para remediar esta
situaci6n.
6.-Que ell pdblico debiera ser
animado a votar por las maqui-
mas de votar, ell dia 5 de octu-
bre, p0rque es la creencia del
Gran Jurado que la adopci6n de
las maquinas de votar figura EN-
tire los primeros pasos de este
condado para asegurar eleccio.
mes h~onestas y escrutinios i'm :
parciales, 10 que en- ell pasado,
EN- numerosos casos, ha faltado.
Declararon aver ante ell Gran
Jurado numerosas personals, Ell
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
OTASMCIALE
M ComitS Aaradecido

&0 0V"tItO Yfut0CCtUO
Muy a~gradecido esta ell Co
mite Popular Democratico a Ia
protection que ell publico diers
D las dos funciones en- favor de
las maquinas de coser que Sc
mandarin a Espana.
Las maquinas probablemente
Sc compraran en- New York.
por medic de la delegation que
81 Comite tiene en- esa ciudad.
Sc lie han dado instrucciones
q los compradores para que Ell
precio no pase de $1,000.
Obra de confraternidad la rea
lizada. En- esas maquinas las
monjas leales de Alcala de He
mares haran ropa para la pobla-
ci6n civil y los milicianos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

en- Ia sociedad Centre Espafol
La del pasado domingo Sc sus
pendi6 Nor deferencia a "a Unio-
ne ItaliaAe, que celebra@ una
fiesta en- WeHfpa, va del
venidero domingo 10 &e bra
ra por cortesia al Centre 49,
riano.
Pasada la fiesta del domingo,
los bales de Starde volveran a
efectuarse.
Ell Centre dklebrara un Gran
lCaAaret privaRo, en- Ell palacio
de Ybor City, dia &c.
Para este ca saret va a pre-
''r'r1f IN p rezfEan' especial
En- Ell Circulo
Los 13Iormaron
aver aSecci6n de Neficen-
Ella qhe los socios reciB con a.
grads los billetes par fiesta
del sabado, en- ell belroA 0alacio
de la Gale Catorces 0
NSaben los miembros del Circu-
10 que la Secci6n de Beneficen-
cia es ell eje de la sociedad Y
que sobre ella carga TODD ell peso
de los enfermos y las dietas.
juan Buria, que actualmenta
'preside la beneficencia, es un
hombre active e intelligence.
Con ell concurso de las demas
secciones, de la directiva v de
las personals de buena voluntad,
Ia fiesta del sabado dara ell re-
sultado que todos deseamos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
n 0RRA DE LA
Ola DEsTAMPA
FL Coaejts Popular

Sc reunira esta noche, en- Ell
Centre Obrero, ell Comite Popu-
lar pemocratico de Sbcorro a
Epa >.
REM un complete informe
"a comisi0 que tuvo a su cargo
LAS dos I'll clones verificadas en-
81 Centre Asturiano.
Suplfcase p asistencia de los
Delegates. a
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

New York, Sep. 29.-En las
elecciones verificadas aver en-
ell septimo distrito congressional
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Welfare Board At
Monthly Meeting
Reviews Pensions
Old Age Fund For December
Amounted To $3939.90,
Officials Say

The monthly meeting of the We'll
fare Board was held at the Hunger
ford Tavern in Rockville at $50 P.
M, on Monday, February LIST. Eigh-
teen old age pensions were reviewed,
eleven of which were approved by the
Board and will be paid in February.
In December total of 252 persons
were receiving old age pension with
an average pension of $15.63.
The pensioner must be 65 years of
age or more, have no one legally re-
sponsible to support him, have lived
in the State five out of the past ten
years, and be citizen of the United
States. He must give lien on his
property, real estate, insurance, bank
accounts, etc., to the amount of the
pension received, which will be col
lected by the county after his death
Seven pensioners have died this
December and January.
In December the old age pension
payroll amounted to $3,939.9O, one
sixth, or $656.64, of which is paid
from County funds or an average OF
1921 per pension. The balance is paid
from State and Federal funds-one-
half from Federal and one-third from
State.
Nine Aid to Dependent Children
grants were approved for February
and one blind pension application was
reviewed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
William II. Parr To
Be Tried Monday
For Ford Staying
Alleged COlored Accomplice Has
Asked Change Of Venue
In Case

William H. Parr, %, of Charlottes-
vile, Va, will go on trial Monday ir
the Circuit Court at Rockville on 6
charge Of conspiring to murder Will
liam F. Ford, 65-year-old carpenter
and night Waterman, in Chevy Chase
last June.
John Thomas Dove, 80, colored
named by police as the man who beat
Ford to death at the suggestion OF
Parr, has demanded change Of
venue.
Ford was discovered with his head
beaten in an partially completed
house in the 1900 block of Leland
street. He had been robbed of his
weeks pay of $40. Police a short time
later arrested Parr and Dove. The
latter is said to have confessed that
he had killed Ford at PARIS sugges-
ton and divided the $40 loot with
him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Gaithersburg Asks
Needs. For School ]
Be Given Attention
Legislature Delegation And
Commissioners Requested To
+ Act On Matter

In order to provide for the grow
ing needs of the Gaithersburg High
School the enrolment of which has
increased at the rate of forty per
year during the past five years, a
large delegation of interested citizens
from the local Parent Teacher Asso-
citation headed by DIR. W. D. Barnett,
Chairman, at meeting at Annapolis
before State Senator Stedman Pres
colt and, the Montgomery County
Delegates received most sympathe-
tic hearing when they requested their
assistance in carrying out the pro-
gram mapped out by the Board OF
Education relative to the needs Of our
local school.
The needs cited included the con-
struction of six room unit, auditor
ium, discontinuance of the present
portable buildings and the purchase
of the additional ground for building
purposes.
The delegation also received a hear
ing in this connection from the Mont
gomery County Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Urge Installation OF
Police Teletype System
For The County Police

Installation of police teletype
system in Maryland with branch in
Rockville was urged in a resolution
unanimously adopted by the Silver
Spring Businessmen's Association at
their weekly meeting Tuesday night
in the Silver Spring Hotel.
The association also adopted a res
olution urging the county commissions
ers to employ clerk to assist the
chief of police, thus eliminating the
necessity of using police officer for
the work. Both resolutions were pre-
sented by the public affairs commit.
tee, headed by j.. d. Draper.
New resolutions introduced included
proposal to urge the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission to
construct it's proposed new 500, 200
Office building in Silver Spring in
lead of Hyattsville, as contemplated,
and recommendation that the asso-
citation affiliate with the Montgomery
County Civic Federation. The former
was referred to the business develop
ment committee. The second resolu-
ton was held on the table until next
week after several members de-
nounced the civic federation as "a
partisan political organization"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Paul M. CoughIan Is
In Favor OF Reassessment

An immediate reassessmcnt of all
county real property and plan
whereby the State will help to meet
operating expenses of county schools
are urgent needs of the county,
County Commissioner Paul M. Cough
Ian told meeting of the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of Silver
Spring, in the Jesup Blair commune
ty hall.
Coughlan, Republican, shared the
speaking program with two Demo-
cratic county officials, Clayton X;
Watkins, clerk Of the circuit court
and John r. Lewis, assistant county
treasurer, in the first Of series of
talks on the various branches Of the
county government which the club
has scheduled for the next I've
months.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Gaithersburg To.
Hear eCOmpte In
Address Feb. 10th
Problems Of Farmers And
Sportsmen In Montgomery
County To Be Considered

e. LeCompte, State Game Warden
win speak at the next meeting of the
Montgomery County Farmers and
Sportsmen's Cooperative Game Pro-
tective Association February 10 at
the Gaithersburg- Washington Grove
Firehouse.
The purpose of this Association is
to cooperate and stimulate the efforts
of all Farmers, Sportsmen and others
interested in the conservation so that
more complete and uniform action
may be promoted to preserve for this
generation, and foster, conserve and
increase for future generations, all
the natural outdoor resources and
privileges of the County, to the end
that the people now and in the fu-
ture may obtain the fullest possible
moral, physical and financial benefit
therefrom.
These Farmers and Sportsmen feel
that if we and our children are to en-
joy the economic and recreational
privileges in wildlife as we have in
the past we must promote game
management on our farms, as this
will naturally in turn take care of the
rest of our wildlife. They contend
that game can be safely hunted only
when the stock on each parcel of land
is protected against overkilling and
provided with cover, food and some
protection from natural enemies.
This Association is of the opinion
that our present attempt TO- restore
game by the control of hunting sea-
sons, bag limits and continual re-
stocking has failed, except where
other environmental factors have ac-
cidentally remained favorable. Hence
in the long run the present system
holds out no hope of conserving
game.
They realize our laws and restock-
ing is important, but we have not got
ten to the root Of the trouble. So to
this end this association recognizes
the land owner as the custodian of
public game and are endeavoring to
protect him from the irresponsible
shooter and to compensate him for
putting his land in a productive con-
dition. This compensation will be in
the form of either cash, service, or
protection, for the use of his land and
for his labor, on condition that he
preserves the game seed and other
wise safeguards the public interest. In
other words this game management
enterprise will be a partnership to
which the farmer, the sportsmen, and
the public each contribute approp-
late services, and from which each
derives appropriate rewards.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04

Major Carey has been in hot water
notwithstanding the fact that he has
enjoyed the respect of his command
among the State Police and the pub
lie generally. 1t was thought all along
that the Legislature would refuse to
back the re-appointment of Maj.
Carey because Of strong opposition
coming from certain members of the
General Assembly.
Munshower will, of course, have to
receive the confirmation of the Mary
land Senate. The probable new police
head was an active campaigner for
Gov. Nice and at one time was re-
ported to be in line for the superin-
tendency of Maryland prisons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Commissioners To
Meet At Frederick
10 Suggest Program
Statewide Reassessment And
Control OF County Roads
Discussed Today

Montgomery County Commissioners
will meet at Frederick today to con-
slider ways and means of pressing thu
State Legislature for action toward
Statewide reassessment Of reaI
property and return of control az
county roads to the respective co,,u-
ties. The meeting was scheduled for
1P.M.
Legal action seeking to force the
Montgomery County Commissioner
to approve an application of the
Mount Olive Cemetery Co., for per-
mission to establish cemetery &C
Aspen, will be taken at the March
term Of court, the county board was
informed at its weekly meeting Tues
day in Rockville.
The suit is an outgrowth of a con-
troversy that occurred several vears
ago when the board denied a permit.
Subsequently mandamus suit was
filed by the cemetery company but
was not pressed. The board instructed
its attorney, Albert M. Bouic. to ba
prepared to contest the suit and de-
mand a jury trial.
The board approved payment Of
$2,35S.27 to the County Social Serv-
Ice League for welfare work during
the month Of January, and received
q report from p. Ray Souder, Super
visor Of county aid, for the quarterlx
period ended December 81, 1sae.
Souder's report revealed total ex-
penditures Of $lS,8O5.6i during the
quarter for the care Of the county's
INDECENT, made up of the following
items: Social relief, $5,274.3e; care
of the insane. $4.47s.1S; hospital fsss.
&,4S2.44; pensions, $1,577.ss; boys
and girls training schools, $1,245.69:
chronic cases, $395.O1; doctors fees,
$SS6.95; school clothing, $Se1.56; care
Of the blind, 500, and miscellaneous,
$3.50.
DR.. V. L. Ellicott, county health
officer, submitted report Of the
work of his department during, the
last month. in which he stated that
the county had experienced an influ-
enza epidemic but most of the cases
were mild in form.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Tommy Anderson Is
Urged For Reelection

disappointment of Judge Thomas M.
Anderson as judge Of the Montgom-
cry County juvenile court was urged
in resolution adopted by the juve-
nile court committee of the county
The committee also approved the &C
tivities Of the court in the past year
and the work of the probation officer,
Mrs. ]. Ward Wisner.
Members of the committee are;
Ben A. Harlan, Silver Spring; Mrs
George Pariseau, Bethesda; DR.. Jacob
w. Bird, Sandy Spring; Walter B,
Armstrong, Cabin John, and County
Commissioner, Frank H. Karn, OF
Rockville.