Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1937, Page 26

RELAING LIQUCR CURBS 0PPOSED Columbia Heights Citizens’ Forum Disapproves Slaughter Houses. Opposition to relaxation in present liquor restrictions was voiced last night by the Citizens’ Forum of Co- lumbia Heights at its monthly meet- ing in Powell Junior High School. The forum adopted a resolution, in- troduced jointly by Alba M. Edwards and Charles S. Easterling, specifically opposing any amendment to the regu- lations which would permit granting of class A licenses to establishments within 400 feet of a church or school {n a commercial zone. Any amendment to permit the sale of liquor between midnight Saturday and 2 am. Monday and to permit serving of hard liquors at “bona fide” lunch counters also was opposed. The forum reiterated its stand op- posing a slaughter house in the Dis- trict. Opposition also was expressed to establishment of daylight saving time here. It would be a hardship on the housewife, it was said. Burd W. Payne, H. C. Phillips, Mrs, Lyman F. Kebler, Miss Myrtle E. Moore and Lester T. Walter, principal of the Powell School, were appointed to represent the forum at budget hear- ings before the Board of Education at the Franklin Building on Friday. Payne also was appointed to repre- sent the citizens’ group at a meeting of the District Joint Civic Committee on Traffic at 8 pm. Monday in the United States Chamber of Commerce Bullding. e Spelling Club Meets Tonight. The Capital City Spelling Club will meet at the Mount Pleasant Library tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Children 'who have participated in the spelling tournament over Radio Station WOL have been invited to attend. Marriage Licenses. Cecil Robinson. 32. 718 3rd st_s.w., and Annie F. Wood 207 12th st n.e.; ev. H. F. Rose. James E. Chinn, 28. and Mary E. Jenkins, bot| 3 Florida ave. n.e.. Rev. 330 U st.. and Naomi 6 Oakdale st.; Rev. E C.sm James McCauley. 31, and Sarah_G. Johnson. 29 both of ‘Richmond; Rev. J. H. Dupham Frederick H. Reider. 21. Fullerton. Md., and Irene V. L. 'Lutz. 20. Baltimore; Rev. H. M. Hennig. William E. Purdy. 21. and Anne M. Cun- ningham. 18, both of Alexandria, Va.; ev. . ‘Frame Maryin J. Segal 23. and Yetta Kaminkow. 23. both of Baltimore; Rev. Moses Becker. Lewis Saitz. 39. 4000 Cathedral ave., and Eve H. Silber, 25, 717 Quebec pl.;’ Rev. S H. Metz. Perdinand J. M. Sichel 30, 1348 Euclid st Eisa M. Keil 31 New Bruns- . J: Judge R. E. Mattingly. ward L. Valentine. 24 Ashland. Ky. and Violet R. Johnson. 19, 143 1ith st. willfam T Donaldson. 28 227A Bates st 1liam onaldson. 2! 27 o and Heien L. Wilson. 24, 1529 3rd st} ew S B. Daugherty. Bernard Goldstein. 21. 4620 11th st.. and Minna Blaustein, 20, 3508 4th st.i Rev. xd Zemach Green, hilip E. Jones. 48 Richmond. and Marian ¥ g,?flolmes, 39, Doswell, Va.; Rev. J. E. Tiges. 'W. Savage._26. Rockville. Md.. and ’o%r‘eru(he|avs; Buriuss, 24, Richmond; . F. J. Bohanan. Watie: I, Raneo 45 Hyattsville. Md.. and Daisy . Smith. 35 Mount Rainier. Md.; Rev. L. L. Bowers. 20, Havre de Grace. Thomas M. Carroll, ir.. 20, Havre do Grace . Dunlaj o3 B30 Snepnera K th t 2% “and Evelyn Smith. 22, mont st.0 Rev. 8, H. Mets. Wade. 29, on st.. B uTh "N Fieever, A1 1454 MoFsé st. : Rev. 8. T. Nichola: : . 44, 3107 N st. and Minnie rler, 47, Jonesville, 8. C.; "Judge R attingly klin T. Suiters. 32. Everett, Pa., and ety M. Chance. 30, Arlington, Va.; Rev. F. B. Harris. st B Donaldson. 2 4th st_se. By Marearet B Da 1634 Gales st. ne.; Rev. J. H. Lansinger. ARSQIE Dannier Births Reported. rnard and Mary Sweeney. boy. arold and Laura Rolfe. boy. ‘Willlam and Theresa Speake, girl. ‘Theodore and Honor Norton. girl. John and Blanche Raseley, girl. Julius and Carolyn Morcock. girl, Leland and Helen Wright. boy. Edward and_Roberta Elliott, boy. George and Elizabeth Ronk. boy. ‘William and Martha Wolfe, boy. Adalbert and Dorothy Reynolds. boy. Ralph and Eleanor Clagett. girl. James and Margaret Garvin. girl. Carl and Vida Johnson. girl. William and Caroline Edelin. girl. Charles and Carolyn Planck, girl. John and Margaret Flaherty, girl. Joseph and Jane McMahon. girl. Charles and Ernestine Coffman. girl. Robert and Esther Kennedy. girl. Milton and Leta Patterson, girl. Constantine and Helen Leo and Amanda Quackenbush. boy. James and Dorothy Petrie. boy. Nicholas and Isabelle Ruggiero. girl. Charles and Viola Trilling. sirl. Loard. girl George and Isabelle Washington, boy. Willie and Delphia Sims, girl. Otis and Rosa Daniels. girl. James and Letha Green. girl. Bidney and Sallie Washington. girl. mart. girl. m and Glossie Harper. Margaret Smith J nd Alice Kent, g! fifred and Hortense Fax: anuel and Cassie Logan, Deaths l.?eported. Willilam 8. Speaker, 89. 904 Kearney st. ne. Mary' H. Plotts. 82, National Lutheran Home. () Georgetown Hospital. 73,11 U st . 68, National Homeopathic Hospital. % Walter L. Robey. 47. 814 L st. s.e. 'RO; nt la Silva. 36, Garfield Hospital, Dancey 8. 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