Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1931, Page 11

JURSTIASAD | * ASES PRESENTED Montgomery Social Service| “League Offers Opportuni- l ties for Giving. Bpecta) Dispaten to The Star ‘ ROCKVILLE, Md., December 4 —Fol- lowing a custom of a number of years, the Bocial Service League of Montgom- | ery County is again giving its friends and supporters and others a chance to| spread Christmas cheer among some of the neediest of the county and has listed 25 “opportunities” which offer possibilities for assisting to lift deserv- ing and striving persons to self-support and self-respect The selections presented by the league have been chosen from among the 335 families and 62 children in various parts of the county which were under the care of the league on December 1.| Those for whom aid is aked, it is said are afflicted by social and economic eon- ditians beyond their control. They are “community. responsibilities and offer a | challenge 10 the generosity of those so- clally minded The group selected includes helpless chilgren, who have been - deserted, pensiless widows with families to sup- port and little opportunity or time for seeking jobs outside their homes, aged | couples too old to work and without | relatives to care for them, and aduits, | who, from accident or illneds, are help- In an appeal for funds at this time the Jeague gives assurance that the do- | nations will be expended in & manner whioch will work toward rehabilitation, designed to act as a constructive force. and not fust to bring temporary happi- ness and comfort at a speciai season The money donated, it is stated, will be spent under direction of the league according to the best knowledge of its stafl Checks, it is explained, should be mailed to the Social Service League of Montgomery County, Rockville, Md. TREE DAMAGES ALLOWED | Bpecial Dispateh to The Star WARRENTON, Va., December 4 — ¥. D. Gaskins, justice of the peace, gave judgment for $100 damages to Miss Rebecca Carter against Under- wood Bros. for mutilating a maple tree by the roadside on her property near Marshall, Va Underwood Bros. are tree specialists and were moving some very large boxwood to the estate of John Hay Whitney, Upperville. They claimed that the limbs cf the tree. which they cut off without permission Judge Declares Yule Moratorium On Divorce Cases By the Associated Press BALT LAKE CITY, December 4—With the expressed hope that application of the Christmas spirit may seal marital difficulties, Dis- trict Judge Roger I. McDonough has declared a moratorilum on divorce hearings from December 18 until January 4 H Children, he declared, are en- titled to enjoy the holidays with- out being deprived of either of their parents CLUB TO PRESENT PLAY ization to Offer Seth Parker. Special Dispatch to The Star BILVER SPRING, Md, December 4—A presentation of Seth Parker and his neighbors in Jomesport will be given by the Dramatic Club of the Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church cn Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in the church auditorium. Members of the cast are O. J. Ran- dall. who is tast as Seth Parker; Miss Jessie Kimpton, Paul Lehman, Miss Mary Lehman, Mrs. Evelyn Randall Harlan Randall, Edwin Warfleld, Mrs Olive Flouton, Eldred Buchanan and | Miss Florence Lloyd. The play is/ being dirscted by Mrs. Ralph D. Smith | of Woodside | A G;:Pléces Gift For the trip-taker, Choose a CASTENS Wardrobe Hat Case $7.50 to $35.00 Holds six to ten dresses—ample | space for shoes. Elegantly cov- ered in Cowhide, Hogskin, Alli- gator Grains and Fabrikoid. Can be had with extra protective covers of Suede-like material matching leathers. CASTENS Leatherware 1320 F Street THE Lkysaing RUM AGENTS SEEK S1AR, WasoinuluN, D. 0. I?ulrtm yesterday arrested five men,| Lawney Finnick, colored, was picked| | four h!fl‘ | their rald on two stills and destroyed | | some 2,100 gallons of rye mash. | Manufacture Charges. The first still was & 300-gallon Southern Maryland Opera- tives Start to Cut Off Wash- ington-Baltimore Supply. Special Dispatch t5 The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md., December —To cut Washington and Baltimore off | a5 much s possible from Southern | Maryland rye whisky, the Federal pro- Wootails\Ohurch Dramatlc Organ- | by S, VS, berh Bte Forking boh y Dt to ma it a dry Yuletide. The three Fadcrai agents working out | | of_the Ltonnrdmwnmgmhlbmon Tead- | Leonardtown, and 1200 gallons of rye mach was descroyed.~ Prederick Barnes, | colored, was captured and charged with “manufacture.” | The second still was located at Dameron, Md. about 30 miles from | Leonardtown, in some thick woodland, | and was of 250-gallon capacity, and 950 gallons of mash was destroyed Three men were captured. They were | Spencer Bracburn, white, and John Young and his son, James Young, col- ored, 4. | fac On the Point Lcokout State high $2.50 Philadelphia $2.50 Chester $2.25 Wilmington DECEMBER 13 and 27 Leave Washington 7:4% a. m. or 11 a. m Returning same date. ALEO EHRISTMAS DAY, Dec 25 Leave e leave Philadeiphia 8:86 p. m. C ter 303 0 . Wiimington. 3.9 $3.50 New York Plainfield and Elizabeth DECEMBER 6 and 20 Leave Washington 12 midnight or 7:16a. m._ Returning leave New York (Liberty Street) Sunday, § p. m. or Monday, 12:45 a. m Baltimore $1.50 Dally. Good for % days. $1.25 Saturdays and Sundays nd all charged with “manu- a he was carrying a half-gallon J" under his coat. He was arrested and charged with “possession.’ All of these were taken to Upper Marlboro and will be given a hearing before Federal Commissioner Frank Parran today. The men were lodged in the Marlboro jail for the night, the of- ficers said. WILL CONDUCT CLINIC Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Decem- ber 4—A free cinic for diseases of the chest will be conducted in the court house here Tuesday, beginning at 10! m., by Dr. Donald 8t. C. Campbell. 1t will be sponsored by the Maryland ‘Tuberculosis Association. REDUCED RATE EXCURSIONS $4.50 Pittsburgh McKeesport or Braddock DECEMBER 6th Leave Washington 1215 a. m. Re. turning leave Pittsburgh 1:30 p. m. — $1.50 Harpers Ferry| $2.75 cock $2.00 Martimavure 195,00 Cumberiaek DECEMBER 20th Leave Washington 9 A. M. Re- turning same day, $8.50 New York WEEK-END Every Saturday during December. Return until 1918 ‘& m. (o from Jersey City. Gl i s $8.50 Atlantic City WEEK-END Go Friday aftermoon or Saturday all day. 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