Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1937, Page 40

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Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, besides belping to keep you regular, con Ingredxent which definitely_assist That is one reason why Olive Tablets bave unsurpassed effectivel LARGE CANNON BATH TOWEL to every customer having a demonstration of any G-E Washer or Ironer: [ ] Phone for FREE DEMONSTRATION Trible’s 1239 Good Hope Road SE. Diamond Appliance Co. 8421 Georgla Ave,, Silver Spring, 813 Commerce Lane. Rockville, Md. Electrical Center 514 10th St N.W. Md. TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Andrew B. Toth, Virginia, $5. Willlam E. McKinney, 1219 Six- teenth street N.W., $5. Harold J. Leach, 1410 N street N.W., $10. Henry J. Sonneband, 5729 Sherrier place N.W., $8. Don K. Cummings, 5424 Potomac avenue N.W., $10. Dolores A. Frank, 1737 H street N.W., $5. John B. Marshall, jr., 3319 Seven- teenth street N.W., $10. Harry J. Bash, Pennsylvania, $15. Jermineg Hall, 1803 Biltmore street NW, § Dozier A. Delane, jr., 3422 Thirty- sixth street N.-W., $5. Socrates J. Thomas, 1753 Columbia road N.W., §5. Albert Isaacson, street N.W., $5. Paul R. Wegner, 806 I street N.E, $5. Florence W. Quinn, Maryland, $5. Edward M. Swing, 3800 Garrison street N.W.,, 88, 3536 Fourteenth June Seraci, 4127 Seventh street N.W., 85. Edward C. Richardson, Virginia, $10. Myrtle W. Hill, Maryland, $10. Albert Wilner, 1205 Thirty-fourth street N.W., $15. Linwood E. Nichols, 33 H street NE, $5. William-- K. Simms, 822 K street SE, $15. Dale J. Gibson, 1320 T street S.E., $20. John W. Cousic, Maryland, $15. William J. Carter, jr., 3040 M street N.W., $5. Thomas N. Dowd, 611 M street N.E., $7. Jesse Malloy, street N.W., $10. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY. Meeting, Lido Civic Club, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Engineers Chapter, Reserve Officers, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. Dinner, Controllers Institute, May- flower Hotel, 7 pm. Meeting, Alliance Club, Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Recirocity Club, flower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Dinner, Eastern States Archaeolog- 2424 Seventeenth May- jcal Federation, Willard Hotel, 6:30 pm. Meeting, Executive Council, N. F. F. E, 710 Fourteenth street, N.-W. Dance, Catholic University, Shore- ham Hotel, 9 p.m. Dance, Maryland Society of Wash- ington, Kennedy-Warren, 9 p.m. Meeting, Northwest Union of the | W. C. T. U, Calvary Baptist Church, 2 pm. Meeting, United Government Em- | ployes, Garnett-Patterson School. 8 p.m. DEATHS REPORTED Fred Lint. 82, Georgetown University Hos- pital Charles Thomas. 70. 415 15th st. see. Thomes C. West. 67, Providence Hospital Joseph Dufty. 60, 0 Lawrence st. n.e. ot o, Gallin 1 | Margaret F. Cleary. 80, 113: Alexander . Guerard. 81.Gn al RoY A" Kilpatrick, 44. Gallinger Hospital. Robert Morton. 83 Gallinger Hospit | John H.Lee. 73, Bt Elizabeth’s Woepital. | James E_ Stewart. 62,10 P st. ne ! iliiam rimberlake. 58, Gallinger Hosoital Nancy Williams. '55. 8t Eli zabeth's HOS pital Minnie' Ann Davis. 25, Gallinger Hospital th st nger Hos- C. Schneider Sons 726 11th 8t. N.W. Maryland Electrical Appliance Co. 106 Baltimore Bivd., Hyattsville, Md. 3313 Rhode Island Ave.. Mt. Rainier, Md. Colony Radio Co. 4835 Georgis Ave. N.W. WASHER IRONER WRINGER ***' COMBINATION THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON SERVICE ORDERS ARMY. ‘Wheeler, Lt. Col. Seth, jr., Special- ist Reserve, Albany, N. Y., to Planning Branch, office of the Assistant Secre- tary of War; November 7. Marshburn, Lt. Col. Herbert E., in~ fantry, to Fort Devens, Mass. Gibson, Maj. Thomas R., infantry, Virginia Military Academy, Lexington, to Fort George G. Meade, Md. Weeks, John A., Ordnance Depart- ment, Santiago, Chile, to office of %he assistant chief of staff; then to Fort | Le Oglethorpe, Ga.; October 22. Simmonds, Maj. Nathaniel L., Quar- termaster Corps, Fort Benning, Ga., to office of the chief of the National Guard Bureau; November 1. ‘Wright, Chaplain John R., United States Army, Fort Belvoir, Va,, to the Hawalian Department; February 10, 1938. McGinnis, First Lt. Velmer W., Vet- erinary Corps, Army Medical Center, to the Panama Canal Department; March 15, 1938. Fisher, Second Lt. Charles Edward, Air Corps Reserve, Hawaiian Depart- ment, to Langley Field, Va. NAVY. Watson, Rear Admiral Adolphus E., detached General Board, Navy De- partment, to Battleship Division 1; in October, . Alexander, Capt. George A, de- tached U. S. S. Arizona, to Naval Op- ‘erations; December 1. Hartt, Lt. Beverly detached U. 8. 8. Bagamore, to Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Va.; October. ISR MARRIAGE: LICENSE APPLICATIONS Eijah williams, ir. 10, 1007 d Edna R. Minc Judge R. E. Seattingly. ’gmt st B.e. AN ig 1180 Bmdembum st. n.e Lincoln pl. 24 Nichols Jnhn n A fi(shnp ne.: Re HOAry K. Sumby, 4 ftesy. and Bt 5. Ao, 40, Boautort, 5. G5 Rove R._P. Gainey, M. F 26, and Rose Bessman, 25, ne: Rev. 8. H. Metz ward K. Miller. and Annie M. Jubul pl. nW.: R. H. Mi Mifton Ajtman. 24, and s ah Fram. 18 both of Baltimore; Judge Mmmulv 21 and Flora M, Bell James O'Brien, both of Piedmont, W. Miltonberger. Grenville T. Emme J., and Annie L. Eustis, 2Rth AL N.W.; Rev. J. 8. Tgoe Louis D. 163 _18th st. n.w., A maimore: ev. and Hildfi .eu‘nm H Alex Pemhul. 5, 4903 Wisconsin ave. n.w. and e Castleman 646 oI B nw.; Rev. Aaron Volkmln Henry F._Jones, 21. Point Marion. Pa.. and duils % Teswal 17, 608 Jefferson st. 8. J. Hog Dopald K Kauffman: Selfridge Field, Mich.. and_Gayle G. Durnin. 21,” Car- lisle, Pa.; Rev. A, C. Oliver, ir. Alexandria, Va. Cecll J. Rowe. 24. of Washington and Re- becca Mae Dula; { Betneads. Md. Tnmee s Mo ennan, 57 of Pelrrsbur’” and Eilzabeth R. M. Tilley, 40, of Wash® ington Clifton G. Jon and Helen V. Parker, S both of Alenndm ert M. Jennit ! Trene E. 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