Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1937, Page 25

RAFFIC CONVICTIONS SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Kirby Hopkins, 1910 Ninth street, 810, Wiliam Chambers, 13 Florida avenue northeast, $10 Joseph C. Cole, 1437 Rhode Island avenue, $10. Mitchell D. Rogers, 498 Maryland avenue southwest, $10. William W. Bride, jr., Virginia, $10. FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Paul D. Morgan, Virginia, $5. George A. Geiser, 1352 Franklin street northeast, $5. Mathew J. Dougherty, 908 East Cap- 1tol street, $5 Thomas Jones, Maryland. $5 Beverly D. McCormick, Maryland, | 85 | Frank Weeda, 146 F street east, $5. Ivy L. Belote, 3017 Yost place north- | east, $5. Leon Marshall, northeast, $10. Lloyd W. Chisholm, 1515 R street, $5. James R. MclIver, Maryland, $10. Arline E. Hughes, 5406 Connecticut avenue, $5. Bernard W. Rice, Maryland, $5. Mary L. Steck, 4828 W street, $5. Robert S. Hagan, 1411 Monroe street northeast, $5 John C. Stewart, 2004 Third street, $5. | Otto L. Hohar, 2443 Monroe street | northeas Abram Ha Soldiers’ Home Hos- | pital, $5. | Harry Cappos. 2017 Bunker Hlll‘ Toad northeast Austin White, Maryland. $5. John Stea. 907 Webster street, $5. | Charlie S. Burney, 1202 New Jersey avenue, §10 Harry Beatty, street, $5. George street, $5. William P. Dermott, northeast, $5. Wendell W. Alderson, 3525 Tenth 5706 Foote street | 3572 Nineteenth L. Brookins, 1512 Ninth 1238 G street i, Maryland. $5. Maryland, $5. Prank R Wn\kPn, 929 M street, $5 Nathaniel James, Maryland, $5. Charles R. Talton, Virginia, $5. BIRTHS REPORTED Claude E. and Gladys L. Stoneburner, girl and Benning rd onal Homeopathic north- | M MARRlAGE LICENSES Charles 3. Burnham. 26 Groton Conn. and Verdun nce Gardner. 21 },\a\hlnn(nn Missionary Collere; Rev. B. man. Joseph V. Thomas, 25. 1530 Otis st. n.e.. and Rhoda E. McLaughlin, 53 3145 Mount Pleasant st Rey. W, E La Rue. Aloystus M. G, er. . 22, Fort Wavne. Ind. 22, 507 bth st. Shirk Galitier W, Chayton 10 13th st.. and Mildred 'R. Buch] 417 Ingraham st.: Rev. John A Etienns 8. Brudin 6 1Rth st. and 16th st.;” Rev. e. and h pl. Piltsburgh, Pa.; Rev: th st. n.e. T Suuarle 15 end Caroline Regan. imore; Rev. Francis J. and Elizabeth M. of Baltimore; Judge 22, and Mae Lee Bar- Poth ‘of Charlotiesvilie, Vo i E. Johnston, dr. 27 and Esther L. 22 both of Richmond, Var: Rev. A\prv P asnan, 22 16 Past Capitol and Dessie M. Ki 47 Florida Rev. R. M. Willi Willlam W. Woddoatk. 53, and_Madeline < I;G\andn!e 19, both of Baltimors; Rev. Raymond Jackson. 24. 1022 W st. and Daisy_V. Holmes. 10, 2424 17th st.; Rev. Robert Anderson. 25. and Dorothy William H. Reisinger. jr. Scott: 21. both of Silver Spring. Md.; Rev. G. E. Lenski. Edwin’ C, Enlebur(, ir. 0. and Mary V. 3 Va.; Rev. E. Thompson Frask A Meeh i Elizabeth City, T, Demand Jobs Nearby. Jobless men in Johannesburg. South Africa, refuse to accept work offered | far from their homes Wisconsin ave.. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 29 BRITISH CO-OPERATIVES TOPIC OF TALK HERE Sydney R. Elliott, Author, Will Discuss Trade Movement on August 4. Sydney R. Elliott, British co-opera- tive editor and speaker, will lecture on “Co-operatives and Trade Unions" in the auditorium of the new Interior Building the evening of August 4. The meeting is free to the public Presided over by Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach of Washington, this will be the first public meeting of the newly formed District Co-operative League. Elliott is the author of “The Eng- lish Co-operatives” and editor of the Reynolds News, weekly journal of the British co-operative movement. He is touring America to compare co- operative movements here and in Eng- land. Offices of the Washington league are at 1424 Wisconsin avenue. ey | EY OLNEY, MD. l 20 ~.les Nerth of the FOR RESTFUL ENJOYMENT OF GOOD FOOD and DRINK SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Dresses 7.95 Formerly up to 16% Dresses of batiste, linens and sheer cottons. 10-90 Formerly up to 297 Dinner, evening, street, and afternoon dresses in crepes and prints. Suits 135-00 Formerly 25 to 3975 Tailored suits in sma rt woolens and tweeds. Evening Gowns in laces, chiffons, mi from our b arquisettes and prints etter stocks Reduced to 12 RIZIK BROTHERS 1108 Conn. Ave. 1213 F St. “Camay gave me a skin that is i ATLANTIC cry, N. 3. Irs g"»’l"d makes. Camay smoother—and (Signe (Mrs. May 3, 1937 OVELY complexions win men’s hearts—and lovely complexions hold days, when men seem to expect a girl's skin says Mrs. Scott, “it's to be soft and smooth,” more important than ever beauty care. Using Camay for me! Easy to see why charming Mrs. Scott has learned to depend on Camay! Her lovely com- plexion, clear as her keen grey eyes, proves that this fine soap works. what a difference #s* made my skin g1 keeps it lovely ing Camay w mjten all the time! Sincerely, ) HELEN C. SCOTT G. Norman Scott) them! “These provablymilder to watch your does the trick your skin! Girls who want clear, smooth skin should remember this. No soap has the same velvety lather—no soap is more thorough than Camay. Its rich beauty bubbles go down so deep you know they remove the grime and dirt that spoils the beauty of your skin. Camay leaves skin so clean and fresh! No beauty soap that you can buy is gentler than Camay. Tests have been made against Camqy i, A ol e Tir” SAYS THIS CHARMING NEW JERSEY BRIDE every leading toilet soap, on every type of skin. Time after time, Camay was definitely, . If your skin’s delicate, Camay is the soap for you! No beauty soap that you can buy is better than Camay, still you'll find Camay very rea- sonably priced. girl,” says Mrs. Scott. 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