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La gaceta., 1938-11-03

IRA Caballos al norte de Gande-
sa tomadaS por los rebeldes, fue
ron reconquistadas por los beales
con furiosos ataques, de acuerdo
con los parties que trasmite Ell go
bierno.
Los rebeldes utilizaron 300
a~eroplanos de fabrication italia
ma y ~germanica, con acompana-
miento de continuados disparos
de artilleria en- los combates que
Sc sucedieron.
Seg1n los informes del CORES
ponsal, los rebeldes no habfan
hecho progreso importante al
guno en- estas acometidas, CONT
nuando los combates en- dos de
las Tomas de Sierra Cabalos Y
OtraS pOSlcloneS en- Ell cerro de
San Marcos.
Nuevamente sc aseguraba que
los aeroplanos 1eales salieron al
encuentro de los invasores rebel
DIES echado a terra cinco Flats y
otros varios entire los que encon-
traron dos del tipo Messer-
schmidt. Dos aeroplanos del go
bierno vinieron a terra; pero
sus tripulantes se salvaron.
En- ell sector del rio Segre, Sc
gun Sc comunica, tambien hui
DO algunos encuentros pero no
revistieron mayor importancia.
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sllRl
Centre Asturidno
Cabaret de NoV. 5

En- eel cabaret que ell Centre
Asturiano celebrara ell sabadc
pr6ximo, tocaran las orpuestas
Homer Mercer, La Sonora J
Manuel Sanchez. Ell baile empe.
cara a las diez de la noche y ter.
minara a las 5 A. M.
Los n1meros de variedades e.
taran a cargo de varios artistas
de la compania die bufos cuba.
nos.
Sc recuerda a los socios que
para tener derecho al votor, hay
que presentar en- la Mesa Elec.
toral eel Garnet de identification
y uno de los dos ultimos recibos
puestos al cobro. (Sept. u Octu.
bre). De no cumplirse CON estos
requisites la Comisi6n no puede
autorizar ell vote en- ell Certamer
de Simpatfa paraelecci6n de Ia
Reina por el afo 1889.
Los precios de entrada SON.
Caballeros, $1.00; damas, Csc
lei precio de la mesa reserva.
ola, es de $500, y $1.O0 por cada
sllla adicional. Las mesas que no
hayan sido reclamadas antes de
las nueVe de la noche del vier-
mes a del actual, sc pondran a la
venta, para poder satisfacer las
demands existentes.
E producto de esta fiesta se
dedica a mejorar los servicios
del Sanatorio de la Delegation.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03

licfa sc inform6 que Sc habian
disparado sobre Madrid 204
bombas durante Ell oomhardeo
causando la muerte a Is per-
sonas Y resultando "a heridas.
Siete de los muertos resulta-
ron en- ell edificio del Socorro
International, donde Sc encon-
traba en- session ell congreso
que alh sc celebra.
La Sra. Agnes Dumay, re-
presentante ante Ell Congreso
por la Rep1blica francesa, Sc
encontr6 entire los muertos.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03

del campo rebelde espanol y que
Sc disponia a retirar mas; obtu-
vo la aprobaci6n para que en-
tiara en- efecto, ell pacto anglo
italiano Ole amistad ell Is de no
viembre pt6ximo. La votaci6n
sc declare 345 a 81 favor y 1875
en- contra.
Cuando la noticia del ataque
lego a la Camara, sin embargo,
los oradores del partido de la
Ioposici6n dijeron que ell proximo
atrevimiento de los rebeldes Sc
ria realizado EN- aguas Gel rio
Thames.
En- algunos de los cfrculos
politicos Sc eNpresaba la Green
cia de que los insurgentes de
Franco llevarian sus ataques
fuera de la jurisdiction de las a.
guas e~spanolas, para cortar en-
los possible ell paso de los .bulue
del gobierno.
Phillip Noel- Baker, del parti-
do laborista, dijo en- la Camara
anoche cue la guerra de Espana
Sc estalban aproximando cada
cada vez mas a Inglaterra. "Un
barco mercante espanol que per
temecio a una companfa inglesa,
habia sido atacado en- las afue-
ras de CrOmer, por un barco in
surgente, armada en- dorso los
alemanes. Tambien Sc dijo que
ell Nadir ~regresaba de Alemania
donde habia lido a buScar ar
mas, cuando encontro el Canta-
brico an aguas territoriales in
glesas, frente a Cromer, Nor
folk. Ell buque atacante " uni
barco BRITANNICA, salvaron de las
aguas a cinco ninos tres mujeres
" 81 tripulantes que iban a bor-
do.
I'm salvavidas costero recogi6
al captain del Cantabrico, Ma
nuel Arguelles, su eSposa Y sus
dos ninos.
Ell barco inSurgente Nadir DIES
apareci6 misterioSamente del lu-
gar de la escena sin que hasta Ell
presente sc haya averiguado su
paradero, despues de haber pc
netrado en- la Iobreguez de las
aguas del Mar del Norte.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03

licante hasta ell norte de Valen
cia. Ell mayor dano 10 causaron
en- ell bombardeo de la estaci6n
del ferrocarril de Algemesi, &c
millas al sur de Valencia. Dieci-
siete personals murieron en- esta
bcmbardeo y varios mas, de los
so heridos que resrltaron, mu-
rieron en- los hospitales de al
.eira.
Entire las ciudades atacadas
Sc encuentran Sagunto, Solano
Puzol, Y Mssamagre
La gaceta., 1938-11-03

EN- las dolencias de los hue
SOS de las cadera (Tuberculosis)
a pesar de que Ell proceso patio
l6gico es en- la cadera, ell nino Sc
quejara de dolores en- la rodi-
lla". CA causa de la relaci6n v
distribution del nervio obtura-
dor.)
i Dios nos libre de esas ca
lamidades. Y de todos los dolo-
res en- parte algUna de la anato-
MIA para asistir a la "Huelga &c
neral, en- ell beneficio de Este
iita y Delfino y yer tambien 40
Que Puede Pasar".
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
DR.. Julio CAMILLA

No completamente restableci-
do, pero va en- disposition de a.
tender a su clientele, este sima-
tico y talentoso joven medico
q. de tanta simpatfa goza en- es-
ia ciudad, Sc ihara cargo pr6xi-
mamente de su gabinete de con-
sultas en- la "Clinica del Nino''
de la que es fundador propieta-
rio. R9
Fehcitamos al caballeroso y
muy estimado doctor Gavilla
por su notable mejoria, desean-
do que Sc haga definitiva con el
restablecimiento complete de su
salud.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
1863 AUTOMOBILES DE TU-
RISTAS ~ATRAVESARON
Ell PUENTE N Ell
MES DE OCTUBRE

Una parada de $50 automo-
viles procedentes de New York
encabezaron la Marcia de los
1868 autos que procedentes de
dlferentes estados atravesaron
ell puente Candy durante ell mes
de octubre pasado, de acuerdo
con eel informe de los directores
de la companfa, hecho. pdblico
aver.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
142 TURISTAs

Ciento cuarenta y dos turis-
tas procedentes de 26 Estados
de la Union, y del Canada, lle-
garon a Tampa durante la Sc
mana pasada, registrando u
nombres en- ell Centre de Re-
creo del parque de Plant. de
acuerdo con 10 declarado aver
por la directora, Sra. Louise
Harlan.
Otros muchos son esperados
en- esta semana, anticipandose
a las sesiones de la conven-
ci6n que aqui hahra de cele.
brarse.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
WIALN
Biemvenida

BGenDe7t1dQ
Sc la damos muy cordial al
simpatico amigo director de la
Revista FFacetas de Actualidad'
importante publication habane-
"a, quien desde aver sc encuen-
ira entire nosotros, procedente
de Miami a cuya ciudad lego en-
avi6n desde la Habana Y que con
tinuara viaje a Washington y N.
York cen ohjeto de asistir a dis
tintas conferences y WiSitas.
Grata estancia al simpatico a.
migo y companero.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
LOS AEROPLANOS BOMBAR
E A LA COSTA

Barcelona, Nov. EN- ell dia
de aver y por el Segundo conse-
cutivo ataque, los insurgentes
bombardearon la costa medite-
rranea en- una distancia de $50
millas, matando 10 pacfficos e
hiriendo a mas de 200.
Ell bombardeo corri6 des6e A
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
los que escupimos, y nadie ave-
rigua ell estado de la salivita.

Como resultado de una muy
reciente investigation, sc ha He
gado a la creencia que la sorde-
"a en- los ancianos, Sc debe con
mucha frecrencia a infecciones
mas que 10 que anteriormente Sc
suponia".
-Despues de todas esas ave-
riguaciones, yo persisto en- mi
creencia de que mo hay peor
sordo que ell que no quiere ORR.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
LOS LEALES ADMITEN PER
DTDAS

Barcelona, Nov. 2.-Los COM
bates en- la iona del rio Ebro sc
significaron por su crudeza a.
yer, sin que las posiciones cam
biaran notablemente en- ambos
ejercito. Las seis Tomas de Sic
La gaceta., 1938-11-03
10 QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
(Por Jose r. Samfekz)

En- las dolencias de la vesicula
biliar, ell DR.. Alvarez insiste en-
cue los pacientes reduzcan la
eantidad de los comestibles Y
disminuyan la cantidad
de las grasas. La comida debe
ser comida al mediodia'
-Todo ESQ debe ser muy bue-
no, 81 tiene algo que GOMEZ
La gaceta., 1938-11-03

EN- TN hospital rasca-cielos
de Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
exlste un sisbema de tubos pneu-
maticos por los que Sc envfan
mensajes, medicinas y otras ne
cesidades del servicio a todos los
departamentos con la mayor
rapidez.
En- Ell Hospital Municipal
de Tampa, envfan tambien a los
que sirven a la humanidad...
Allah! Allah! Allah H.. a la Iona
de Arag6n.
La gaceta., 1938-11-03

LA saliva como indicadora
de un estado saludable de la den
tadura, Y de la saiui en- general,
Sc esta estudiando en- Ell Colegio
Dental de la Universidad de Ca
lifornia."
No esta NAL ESQ, pero aqui,
otr0s fuman y nosotros somos
The Washington times., 1938-05-14
HOUSES FOR SALE

OBSERVATORY PL. y. W. 212s-In
Glover Park, Just west Of 37th st.. OIL
Manor Place, Here you will find unusua!
value at S7,45O in this English Motif
house; spacious rooms, large recreation
room, steel easement windows, automatic
heat. Open 4 to o p. m. Realty Associates
Inc. MA. 143S.
The Washington times., 1938-05-14
REAL ESTATE


FREE INFORMATION
Phone Republic 1884. Branch 274, for
directions on how to reach. and additional
Information about Houses for Sale adVer-
tised in these Real Estate Columna Drive
cut and inspect these houses today-you
will find many outstanding values Offered.
The Washington times., 1938-05-14
PIERCE-ARROW
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH Sedan 1852. Orig. @1E7
fin. good tires. Recond. 01OO
mech, in our service dept. Unusual bar
gain, $751;. Open even. & Sundays. Lee
D. Butler (Stude. Distr.). 1121 2lst
St N W. DI. 1918.
The Washington times., 1938-05-14

Plymouth 1888 Sedan-In good Q1QS
mechanical shape, all excel W1CO
lent tires and an unusual price Terms.
ADDISON CHEVROLET. INC.
1887 Irving st. N. w. Adams 6411
The Washington times., 1938-05-14
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
s... (ContinuOdl

SMALL housekeeping cottage on Maid
Marian Hill. Sherwood Forest. Phone
1271-M Annapolis, or Mrs, J. L. Thomas.
Franklin ST., Annapolis, Nd.
The Washington times., 1938-05-14
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

nth ST. n, E.. 1223-Attraetive house.
,r6 rooms, bath. upper and lower rear
will sell: easy terms. Apply owner Phone
MAI. 1853: after office hours, SH. 4167.
The Washington times., 1938-05-14

easily financed. Burch BErWyn 30, %4-M
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
SILVER SPRING
II Built-16 Sold
PRICE, $6,75O
Msathly payment ORIy S42.Io after small down
paym0Gf. large rooms, larSO perch. full tile
81 and Oh0wsF. 0peA fireplace. hardwood flssrs,
ION basement. large tlOered attle with SPACE for
i've lafsO FOsmS and hall. Lot S2XIO7, large
trees, cSnVsHSAt 70 stores, schools, churches.
transpOrtatlOa.
7O2 GiSt Ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
For Sale by Owner
Can Shepherd 1911 After Z P. NJ.
READ THIS AD-RARE OPPORTUNITY
NEARBY VA; BEAUTIFUL WOODED
brick. colored tile bath. located in very
exclusive neighborhood, model kitchen:
Mario Chef gas range, oil burner, full
basement, furred walls. weather stripped
large floored attic space for q more
col 1918.
The Washington times., 1938-05-14

Nash-Ws are compelled to sacrifice SO
units Of different makes and models:
drastically reduced in price: you can
buy a good running car which will pass
D. c. nspection-ransinE from S27 to
$97 while they last act quickly: easy
terms: come in-let's talk it over. Open
Sundays and evenings
LEE D. BUTLER
1921 21Rt st N w,
The Washington times., 1938-10-03
chronological Group
To Meet THURSDAY

The chronological Society Of
Washington win meet at 8 p. m
Thursday at The National Museum
The Washington times., 1938-10-03
MOTORISTS RUB
EYES AS MULE
|LOAFS UP CANAL
Boom Days Recalled by
Amazing Sight

Better get my eyes exam
ined :"
From now on, I'll lay off
Welsh rarebit :"
Am I seeing things?"
Such were some of the exclama,
tions from motorists who today
observed near Chain Bridge resur,
rection of a scene that banished
IA years ago. They saw with their
own eyes an old-fashioned barge
being towed by mule along the
obsolete Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal.
BYGONE DAYS RECALLED
A curious citizen, however,
stopped to ask questions. He
learned from Horace Trammell,
aboard the barge, that the craft
is being utilized to haul dirt to
spots on the waterway needing
repair.
Trammell and his men, McKin-
scow, revealed something few
Washingtonians know-that pGr-
tion of the canal in the vicinity
of the District of Columbia is kept
filled with water for a definite
purpose. 1t seems two or three
miles along K Street in George
town have wheels run by water,
and leased the motive power TO:
SO years, with so years still to go
MULE AGED 38
So Trammell, his crew, his
barge and his trusty mule jour
neyed to a weak place today, to
make sure the bank remains in,
tact.
Meanwhile, Uncle Sam has
acquired title to the C. and o.
Canal, to develop it as q recre-
ational center. It cost the Gov
ernment $4,000, O,00O-which Tram
mell's mule opines, is quite a bit
of cash.
Oh, yes-thereby hangs a tale.
On the mule, we mean. And
positively no pun intended. The
critters name is Mutt" and he's
mo less than 80 years old.
The Washington times., 1938-10-03
POLICE BL A NJ E
KILLING ON ROW
IN MOVING AUTO
Victim Abandoned at
Hospital, Dying

Three washington youths were
indicted by the District Grand
Jury today on second degree muir
der charges, in the fatal shooting
last August of George E. Sanford.
20, with whom the trio spent the
evening "partying" on the night
he was killed.
KILLING RECONSTRUCTED
Two colored men also were in.
dicted on second degree murder
charges because the car they were
riding in early in September
crashed into another, killing two
persons and injuring several 9TH
ers. The pair indicted are said to
have been transporting illicit
liquor and were fleeing from Fed
eral agents at the time.
Indicted in the death of San
ford were Leroy Evans. 19; George
Malloy, 10, and James D. Posey, 20,
Detectives said the defendants and
Sanford met Thomas Giles, col.
ored, on August 13 and were rid.
ing about the city when Sanford
and Giles began to fight. Evans
hit Giles with a loaded pistol,
which DISCHARGED and Sanford
was wounded fatally.
AUTOISTS CHARGED
Charles Sumner Lee, jr.. colored,
36, and Worster Penn Dorey, col
ored, 80, were indicted tor second
degree murder as a result of the
death of Muriel j. Lanham, 2, and
Marion Wood, 20, after a car occu-
pied by the indicted men crashed
into another at Sheridan Road
and Nichols Avenue Southeast,
September g
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

Several hundred America a n
Legionnaires, and their friends,
turned out for dancing. eating
and swapping tall tales at the
festivities yesterday and last night,
sponsored by Fort Stevens Post
No. 80, in Stansbury Hall, Georgia
and Concord AYES. N. w.
BY the time the last guest had
left, the carcass of a young bull
had been stripped of meat.
The fete marked the reunion of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ]. Pagel.
He is a member Of the appeals
The Washington times., 1938-10-03
Foul Bali Hurts
Mother Seriously

Mrs. George L. Walters, 1430
Brentwood Rd. N. E., was seriously
injured yesterday when she was
struck by a foul fly while watching
her sons play baseball on the
Washington Monument grounds
Mrs. Walters was watching a
game in which her youngest son
Chester Ciomei, IA, was playing
when she was struck in the eye by
ball which shattered her sun
glasses. Her eldest son, Joseph A
Ciomei, II, who was playing on an
adjoining diamond, rushed to his
mothers aid.
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

place at the c. Marshal Finnan
target range, built by the Ma.
tional Capital Parks Service. on
the Mount Vernon Memorial
Boulevard just south Of the High
way Bridge.
"HostilitieS" will commence to
morrow morning and the guns will
pop merrily all day, with the win
ner being elected late tomorrow
afternoon,
The Washington times., 1938-10-03
5 ARE KILLED,
20 MORE H U R 7.
IN TRAFFIC TOLL
Twin Brothers Are Dead
After Gay Party

Traffic accidents on nearby
Maryland highways over the week
end resulted in the death of five
persons while 20 others required
hospital treatment for injuries
sustained in crashes.
AS a tragic climax to an eve
ming Of fun at a Washington thea
ter, twin brothers and neighbor
boy, all of Benedict, Md, were
killed and three others Of the gay
party injured when their auto
mobile was crowded from the high
way b. an approaching motorist.
struck a bridge abutment and
plunged into Piscataway Greek.
DEAD UNDER 20
The dead are Guy and Webster
Welch, II, and Morris Buckler, Is,
driver of the death car. In criti-
cal condition at Providence Hos
pita1 as q result Of the crash are
Lucille WEIGH, IA. a cousin of the
twins; Albert Minor, jr., IL, and
Robert Williams, IS, attached TO
the United States Naval Training
Station at Norfolk. Va.
A collision of two automobiles
on the Baltimore Boulevard near
West Elkridge, Md, yesterday re
suited in the death of MRS Clara
B. McKim, of Sparrows Point, Md.
Her husband, Eugene B. McKim.
and two children, Ralph, Z, and
Nancy, 9, were injured and taken
to st. Agnes Hospital, at Balt1'
more, for treatment.
STRUCK ON HIGHWAY
Peter S. Gully, 70, superintend-
ent of Holy Cross Cemetery. was
killed when struck by an automo-
bile while walking along the high
way near Annapolis. Md, yester-
day. Andrew Kraus, of Annapo-
lis, said to have been the driver
of the car, was held under $1,000
bond pending an investigation Of
the accident.
Two men were injured when
their automobile ran off the road
near Forrestville, Md. Charles
Furman, 10, attached to Bollins
Field, was taken to Walter Reed
Hospital for treatment, while the
other passenger, Robert Fox, 25
of the 1000 block G st. N. W., was
taken to Casualty.
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

council Of the Railroad Retire
ment Board and had been alb
sent from the city for the last
ten weeks on business. He hur-
ried back from the Midwest es-
pecially for the party.
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

gtOn
Mr.. AND MRS HERMAN j. PAGEL-HERE'S How!
Member of the Appeals Council of the Railroad Retire
n1ent Board and Wife are ShOWn at "Bull Roast" of
the Forst Stevens Post, American Legion, at
Stansbury Hall
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

District SharpShooterS have won
the trophy the past two years in
matches with State police teams
from Maryland and Virginia.
All three teams, however, are
determined to capture the trophy
this year. The Old Dominion
shooters have let it be known that
they'll bring home the bacon and
the Marylanders are equally con-
fident.
The pistol tourney will take
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

Many friends and relatives of Bishop James E. Freeman
of WGshin0tOns most distinguished cLergynen
guests of the Bishop at party his residence the grounds
of the Washington Cathedral Aiding Bishop Freeman in
greeting the guests many officers of the Cathedral
The Washington times., 1938-10-03

including Canon AnsOn Phelps Stokes Originally planned
outdoor party ncLenen Weuter made necessary for
the guests to gather in the Bishops residence but the rain
in Uay of the event. these photographs
UerV cLe1rLV Indicate
The Washington times., 1938-10-03
Pistol Team Set for Test

The target eyes of Wahingtons police pistol team today
gned with zest for the annual TStae competition for the
W Washngton Herald Times trophy tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1938-10-03
Fort Stevens Post Sponsors Feast
Enjoyed by Several Hundred

If you the veracty of this yarn remember it org
mated at a "Bull Roast"
Evening star., 1938-06-15

RAYMOND L. SHOEMAKER, Jr.
Son OF Maj. r. L. Shoemaker,
U. S. A., 3009 Forty-ftth street
NV, is one of the too West
Point cadets from Washington
scheduled for 26-day good
1Uill cruise in the Caribbean,
1Uhich starts Friday from Ne,D
York aboard the Grace liner
Santa Elena. The other Dis
trict cadet is Robert DOdder-
idge. Twenty-Five future gen.
erals are to make the trip,
sponsored by Senor Captain
Colon Eloy AltarO, Minister of
Ecuador. Both cadets attend
ed Western High School here.
Evening star., 1938-06-15
VENEREAL DISEASE
DRIVE LAUNCHED
Failure to Report Cases
Laid to Some Physicians
by Committee.

Charging some local physicians with
failure to report cases Of venereal
diseases which have come to them
for treatment, the Committee on Civic
Affairs of the Washington Federation
OF Churches, through a communica-
ton from its chairman, Wilbur La
Roe, Jr., to the District Commission
ers, yesterday launched a vigorous
drive against syphilis in the District.
Despite the provision in the Dis
trict Code requiring every practicing
physician to report to the health
oficer within 10 days any case of
Venereal disease, the report stated, cit
Is believed that many physicians are
failing to report"
One of the dangerous features of
the present situation is that adequate
facilities and personnel are not avail
able to the health authorities, the
report stated. declaring failure to deal
effectively with the problem of prosti-
tuition is swelling the number of
victims. Particular attention was
drawn to the problem of prostitution
among the colored population, where,
1t was said, little substantial progress
has been made.
Citing the need of additional IA
cilities and personnel, Mr.. La Roe
urged the removal of obstacles in
the construction of health clinic
in the north central section of the
city and asked the cooperation of
the Commissioners in the drive.
Evening star., 1938-06-15

$4,000 Americans in China.
Americans in China now number
About $4,000, nearly half of whom are
engaged IN missionary or cultural
pursuits,
Evening star., 1938-06-15

Warm, sultry nights will mean nothing in
your life if you're attired in these breeze-cool
sleeping pajamas! They're tailored to the min
ute Of sheer fabrics and crinkle crepes that
launder easily-the latter requiring no ironing
Long g-sleeve ankle-ength and short-sleeve, knee
length styles I. surplice, MILDLY and notched
collars Sizes A, B, c and D.
Kanns-Men's Store-street Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Man Gets Two Years,
80 DAYS on ) CHARGES

The attempted theft of ST "a worth
of milk. butter and cheese last April
led to two other charges which sent
a 30-year-old colored man to Jail
for 2 years and 80 days today.
The defendant, Richard Little, of
the 1900 block of Potomac street
NV, was given the stiff sentence
by Police Court Judge Edward M.
Curran after testimony was offered
that Little drew knife on a dairy
truck driver and that he was drunk
at the time.
Little. who has been undergoing
treatment at Gallinger Hospital for
diabetes since last April, was ac-
cused of assaulting John c. Freid-
rick Of 1913 Seventh street S.W.,
driver Of the milk truck, who found
him stealing the dairy products.
After brief struggle Little escaped,
but was caught several blocks away.
Judge Curran gave him one year
each on the assault and attempted
petty larceny charges and 30 days
on the drunk charge.
Evening star., 1938-11-07
Bishop W. L. Rogers
Expires in Ohio
py the Associsted Press


MOUNT VERNON. Ohio, Nov. T.
The Right Rev. Warren Lincoln
Rogers. who resigned this fall as
Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese Of
Ohio. died in a hospital here last
night. He was 81 years old.
Bishop Rogers. who had been IN
i'll health several months. suffered
a stroke of paralysis and died five
hours later.
Bishop Rogers blamed his health
| when he resigned, and the Right
Rev. Beverly D. Tucker of Cleveland
was named to succeed him. Bishop
Tucker was ordained last month at
Richmond. Va.
Bishop Rogers was widely known
outside of his own diocese for his
eloquent sermons and his early use
of the radio in broadcasting SER
mons and services. On Easter, 1884,
I he spoke at the sunrise services IN
Arlington National Cemetery before
President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
He was made Bishop of the Ohio
Diocese in 1890 after serving five
years as bishop coadjutor He served
as trustee of Kenyon College and on
the boards of Lake Erie College for
Women, Adelbert College of West
ern Reserve University and the
Cleveland Y. M. G. A.