Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1937, Page 8

SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Edwin O. Wendler, 3209 Adams Mill road, $15. Clyde V. Hicks, 503 Twelfth street southeast, $10. Howard Cash, 1324 B street north- east, $15. FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING Emil Windmueller, 1818 Xalorama road, $5. Frank W. Holmes, Maryland, $5. Elmer L. Martin, 1209 N street, $5. Francis J. Carpenter, 914 I street, $5. Nathaniel Brown, 1418 D street northeast, $5. Peter O. Miller, Maryland, $5. Owen Edmonston, Virginia, $5. Walter F. Bause, 4000 Cathedral avenue, $5. Courtney R. Thomas, 2006 Bryant street northeast, $5. Quincy K. Owens, Maryland, $5. Henry K. Bready, 3027 Porter street, $10. Niel R. McCallum, Maryland, $10. John H. Marlow, Virginia, $15. Clifford E. Elliott, 1364 Kenyon street, $5. Joseph H. Miller, 4202 New Hamp- shire avenue, $5. Earl E. Hughes, Maryland, $5. George 8. Lucas, 26 Defrees street, $10. George street, $5 Nathan Soller, 613 Keifer place, $10. Moses Archie 5524 Eighth street, $5. Albert T. Wildberger, Maryland, $10. John C. McLaughlin, 1234 Ingra- ham street, $5, Alice V. Smith, 1014 Potomac ave- nue southeast, $5. Woodie L. Branch, 301 T street, $10. Leroy F. Toliver, 159 V street, $5. Fred R. Williams, 416 First Street, $5, Daniel A. O’'Connor, 2120 G street, $5 James W. Young, 1616 Isherwood place northeast, $5. Dick L. Ha v, Maryland, $10 m Norris, 1525 Twenty-ninth E. Edelin, jr., 3606 Porter lter Smith, 1324 Allison street, John C. Payne, 1208 East Capitol street, $10. Mildred S. Tucker, Maryland, $5. James D. Jackson, Maryland, $5. De Witt C. Faber, 5019 Fourth street, $5. Dorsey B. Collins, Maryland, $10. Lennie W. Childress, Maryland, $5. Everett Harris, 2129 Ninth street, $5. Henry Worcester, Maryland, $5. John D, Jordan, 1229 Eleventh street, $5 Charles K. McAllister, 4456 Q street, [ Clarence E. Yates, 1414 Morris road northeast, $5. Gerald Freeman, 443 Lamont street, 5} re I. Bornstein, 4618 Eleventh A. Wimsatt, Maryland, $5. . Forbes, 503 East Capitol $5. rd E. Frank, Maryland, $5. Brown, 2920 Sherman ave- J 12nita H. Semmes, Maryland, $5. Arthur Isler, no address given, $5. SUSPENDED PERMITS. The following is a list of the oper- privileges of non-residents as of April 12: Eugene C. Akre, McLean, Va. 30 days. Vernon C. Albert, Bangor, Pa., re- voked. Leona Ellerbusch, Orange, Va., re- voked. Willard P. McNeill, Takoma Park, Md,, 30 days. e B;;ths Reported. Charles and Elizabeth Grey, boy. Stiles and Lucie Decker. boy. Julian and Jessie Wayland, boy. Ollie and Mallissw Curtin. girl. Horace and Catherine Long. girl. Villiam and Mary Mariin bov. Vincent and Camille Lafranchi, boy. Robert and Stella Ewing. boy. Wilson and Virginia Bowers. boy Richard and Georgia Wellman. gir]. Howard and Caroline Randolph, girl, Lee and Dorothy Hennessey. girl. Karl and Kathryn Horn, girl. Joseph and Marie Delisi. girl Frederick and Anna Gerst, girl. Walter and Evelyn Cochran. girl Alfred and Dorothy Lescolleit, boy. Clarence and Nina Beale, boy. Vincent and Edna Peck. boy. Mayo and Mariorie Silvey. boy. Joseph and Ruth Turner, girl Daniel and Willa Hartmand. girl. George and_Catherine Padgett, boy. Philip and Virginia Darr. boy. Robert and Lillian Hoff, boy. Roy and Ruth Adams. girl. Elmer and Lillian Créitz. girl William and Alice Dermott. girl. Norman and ‘Gladys Gray. girl. Aristides and Waldie Keller. gifl. Rex and Mary Saunders, girl, Lawrence and Esther Sawyer. girl. John and Marie Kavis. boy Gilbert and Nellle Wooden. boy. William and Juanita Scott, boy. Brown and Minnie Thomas. boy. James and Rebecca Childs, boy George and Marguerite Pollard. girl. Jerome and Thelma Briscoe. gitl. James and Ruth Green. girl Charles and Eddie Smith, girl. Wilbur and Lessie Hill, boy. Howard and Alphonso and Lulu Reed, girl, James and Marie Tucker. girl. John and Cleo Deal, girl. Deaths Reported. Castleman P. Boss. 3 ks cr linger Hospital. Lilllan Watanabe. 48. 1531 Isherwood st. e n.e. Byron H. Fendley, 38. 838 P st Infant Bretona, Gallinger Hospital Infant Martin, National Homeopathic Hos- pital Byr vn_ Hospital. 13th Hill '12. Children’s Hospital Infent Lulubeil Johnson. Children's Hos- pital Infant Harrod. Gallinger Hospital. .. Plane “Wings” Three Birds. HELENA, Mont. (#).—H. B. Rue- schenberg's plane “hit a bump.” A quick survey by the pilot showed the head of a whistling swan caught on | the left wing, another bird on the | rudder and a third smashed against | the cowling. Rueschenberg took his | plane back to Helena for repairs and | put his two passengers on another THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘TODAY. Meeting, Geological 8ociety, Cosmos Club, 8 p.m. Card party, Areme Chapter, No. 10, ©O. E. 8., 626 Emerson street, 8 p.m. Meeting, Washington Photographic Society, Mount Pleasant Branch Li- brary, Sixteenth and Lamont streets, 8 pm. Dance, Wisconsin Carlton Hotel, 9 p.m. Btate Society, Dance, Southern Society, Hotel, 9 p.m. Willard Card party, Loyalty Council, No. 19, Daughters of America, Masonic. Tem- ple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8 pm. Dinner, Admiral Dewey Auxiliary, Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 5 p.m. Reception-dance, Wisconsin State Society, Carleton Hotel, 9 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, National Sojourners, May- flower Hotel, 10 a.m. Dinner, Women'’s Guild, Grace Lu- theran Church, Sixteenth and Varnum streets, 5 p.m. Dinner, Angle Club, Master Masons, [LAWYERS and LAW STUDENTS ATTENTION! Complete LAW LIBRARY and other valuable books to be SOLD at Public Auction to settle an Estate Sale starts promptly at 12:30 P.M. Saturday, April 17, 1937 In Our Salesroom, 420 10th St. N.W. Your Inspection invited any time pre- vious to Sale. Also to be sold: Desks. chairs and bookcases. TERMS CASH United *x States Storage Company ship. 120 10th St. N.W. MEtro. 1843 | FREE PARKING Brightwood Masonic Temple, Georgia avenue, 5 pm. Dance Labor Department Lodge, No. 228, American Federation of Govern- ment Employes, Carlton Hotel, 10 p.m, Dance, Sons of the American Legion, Mayflower Hotel, 9 p.m. Dinner, Society of Natives, May- flower Hotel, 7 p.m. 5832 Dinner-dance, Alliance Club, May- flower Hotel, 8:15 p.m. Meeting, Lido Civic Club, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, League of Laymen's Re- treat, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, American Society of Naval Engineers, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Thirteen Club, Willard Ho- tel, 8 pm. Meeting, Woman’s Guild, Sibley Me- morial Hospital, Rust Hall, 11 a.m, a0 Japan’s Paper Production. Nearly 162,000,000 pounds of foreign style paper was produced in Japan in January. D. C, WEDNESDAY, Marriage Licenses. J. Wayne Parrish, 24, 3046 Newark st., #nd Janet Sanders, 26, 1900 Lamont at. ev. 8. R. Carpenter. Charles C. Brown, 50, and Bmms Edwards, 40, both of 308 G at. n..; Rev. W. H. Jefnigan, Martin Byrd, 43, Middlesex County, Busie Grimes, 40, 935 Liberty st. Rev. R. D. Grymes. Muldrow, 29, 511 M st.. and Jose- hine Simms, 30, Anacostia Station; ev. B. J. Pogue, Preddie Hamilton. 21, 1122 22nd st. snd Hattie M Herron,' 20, 1116 19th st; Rev. J. T. Harvey. Alex T. Lyle, 45, Newcastiv, Ind., and Ara Powell 4 Pukeway Springs, N. C.; . P. German Zartarian, nd Alice M. Mar- , 33, & , both of Richmend, Va.; Rev. w{n’iu(:xi Fteen, 21 Monnie Shelld, reen, ; 18, bot] icé Gooree County. v . and h of 'Kiré George County, Va.: Briggs. V. Arshak tn, 2, and C Baltimore; SALINE LAXATIVE APRIL 1. Luther M. Harrison, 21, and Marjorie L. Erlce, 18, both of Aritngton, Va.; Rev. ea 1937, 47, Takoma Park, Md., Anna M. Whaley, 37, 816 Jefterson st.; Rev. R. M. Bharpe. ‘Walter E. Peacock, 27, 901 24th st., and Marfon M. Campbell, 18, 801 L st.; ev. C. B. Austin, Joseph L. Yanniello, 25, 1607 A st. s.e., and Lucy L. 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