Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1930, Page 37

HYATTSVILLE FIRE BAND ORGANIZED Mayor of Town Elected Presi- dent of Group—Member- ship Open to All. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., February %.— Organization of the Hyattsville Fire De- partment Band was effected at a meet- ing attended by approximately 50 from Hyattsville, Riverdale, Cottage City and Lanham Wednesday night in fire de- partment headquarters in the municipal building. Though the band bears the name of the fire department, member- ship is open to all. There will be no cost to the members for instruments or in- struction, the idea being to have the business interests of the town finance the band. Applicants for membership _should communicate with J. Wells Fainter, secretary, at the fire department, Hy- attsville 194, or at his home, Hyattsville 1042. Other members are sought to build up a large band. These officers were elected to serve until next January: Dr. Hilleary T. Willis, mayor of Hy- attsville, president; Edwin B. Bolte, vice president; J. Wells Fainter, secretary; E. Murray Gover, treasurer, and Edwin B. Bolte, musical director. Five trus- tees also were chosen, including E. Mur- ray Gover, Chief Noble F. Rushe of the Hyattsville Fire Department, J. Wells Fainter, W. D. Porter and Francis C. Little. Bolte, Fainter and Rushe took the oath of office. A constitution and by-lays were adopted. ells Fainter was appointed in harge of publicity and an enrollment mittee comprising Fainter, Chief e, Clifford Proctor, T. C. Smith George Rheinbold was named. Each ber, however, was urged to consider umself a member of the enrollment committee and secure new members. Meetings will be held every Thursday night, starting next week, in fire de- partment headquarters here until fur- 1her notice. Next Thursday night it is planned to swear in the other officers and to assign instruments. However, it is not expected that the instruments will arrive until next month. The band is considering sponsoring an indoor cir- cus in the National Guard armory here about the middle of next month. . WALMSLEY IS NOMINATED AS NEW ORLEANS MAYOR Acting Executive, Democratic Choice for Place Is Considered Sure of E]ection in April. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, February 7.—T. Semmes Walmsley is holding the Dem- ocratic nomination for mayor of New Orleans by a large majority. His com- mission-council running mates and Dis- trict Attorney Eugene Stanley, all can- didates of the regular Democratic or- ganization, triumphed with him. Walmsley has been acting mayor for the past six months, due to the illness of Mayor Arthur J. O'Keefe. The Democratic nomination is tanta- mount to election in New Orleans. The election will be held April 8. $10,000 SUIT FILED. Dairy Brings Action Against Wash- ington Traction Firm. ‘The Washington Railway & Electrie Co. was sued yesterday for $10,000 damages by Simpson’s Dairy,.dnc., 530 Seventh street southeast, alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff company for payments made to one of its employes under the workman's compensation act. A bus belonging to the railway com- pany is said to have collided with a parked truck of the dairy concern, up- setting cases of milk on John M. Jen- kins, an_employe. Attorneys Welch, Daily & Welch appear for the plaintiff. ABE MARTIN SAYS Ever’ time I see a picture of a big|7Z game hunter standin’ by a fallen rhi- noceros I wonder if he could hit a Tabbit. Ther’ seems to be plenty o' money fer ever'thing but necessities. “Well, I won't need an overcoat to- day. The weather man says it'll drop to 5 below by noon,” sald Lafe Bud, @s he left his home ‘this mornin’. (Copyright, 1930.) TAE EVENING CALIFORNIA WEIGHS LINDSEY DISBARMENT Action Against Former Colorado Jurist Taken Up by State Bar Association. were the fee, although it the former jue Ben Lindsey of Denver should result In revocation of his certificate of admis- sion to the bar of this State At the close of a lengthy hearing last night, at which Lindsey and his wife were present, the committee members announced they would take the facts and arguments presented under advise« ment and make their recommendation the governors of the State bar at a later date. Lindsey announced that he will ap- peal to the Supreme Court of Colorado for reinstatement in that State, basing hfis (aPpeal on arguments presented last night. It was argued he was not a judge at the time he accepted $47,500 for his services in the settlement of an estate. | McCullough. PR T T A TS A\ S as a gift, BUSINESS MEN MEET. in the Raleigh Hotel, affair. There was an BY the Assoclated Press. Sram, indindieg ey LOS ANGELES, February 7.— The disciplinary committee of the California State Bar Association has under con- sideration the question of whether dis- and songs. CANDY TREAT A pound box of Mammy Lou Nut Rolls and a pound box of Mammy Lou Chocolate Nut Brittle. Both for 69c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” Big Artistic Enlargements of your snapshots Made bere at little cost by our famed Etcheraft process Now you can have beautiful enlargements of your most prized snapshots. Just the thing for your home or office. Make wonderful gifts for rel- atives and friends. Obtain- able at little cost. Our Etchcraft process pre- serves the details of the neg- ative yet gives soft shadings that you admire. All new- type frames available. Bring negatives or prints. Extra charge for enlargements {from prints. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 607-14th Street, N. W. 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By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, February 7.— Sneed, 84, national com- mander oé lhek’UnH.ed Confederate Vet- erans and Oklahoma State treasurer, OMO yesterday announced his candidacy for |said the Indians were “inclined to be- FRITOMORROW - ALRIGHT the Democratic nomination for secre- | tary of State, an office in which he s served a four-year term ending in 1927. 'smallest quantity of liquor.’ Ask Liquor Ban for Indians. BERLIN, February 7 (#).—The Ber- lin chief of police has been asked to easy forbid saloonkeepers and cafes of thrl city to serve or sell liquor to a troup of Sioux Indians who are part of a cir- cus that is showing in one of the sub- urbs, The management of the circus come irresponsible or even harmful in | their actions on the consumption of the i Make the test tonighs Gen. Sneed was elected State treas- | | urer in 1926, entering the race for that | office because he was prohibited by the | Constitution from succeeding himself. 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