Evening Star dated January 16, 1937

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Porecast.) Fair and colder with lowest temperature shout 30 degrees tonight; tomorrow in-...

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JOHN BARRYMORE SUED FORDIVORCE Elaine Says Actor Struck Her and Threatened Life. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES,...

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JUDGE SETS HIGH BOND IN LIQUOR RING CASE "Ball Totaling $14,000 Asked for | L rio in Baltimore Accused of Internal Revenue

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A4 CITIZENS CONDEMN REPORT OF JACOBS Southeast Group, at Special Meeting, Brands Findings “Unreasonable.” A resolution...

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RETURN OF HAZEN AND ALLEN HAILED Takoma Park Citizens Com- mend Reappointment by President. The reappointment of Commission-

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_A6 x» ——(flarh of Thanks. EASTBURN, LYDIA A. The sons and daughter of the late LYDIA A. EAST- BURN wish to extend to their

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SOCIETY. Record of Social_ Activities in the Capital and THE EVENING STAR, Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess At Luncheon and Tea | At

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THE EVENING STAR { With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. BATURDAY January 16, 1937 NOYES THEODORE W. The FEvening

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO News Behind the News SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1937, W(?, the People HE opinions of the writers on

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- 3 Richmond’s Fist- Throwers in Maryland Twin Bill. Gallaudet at A. U. BY BURTON HAWKINS. HE eager, grasping claws of Duke

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8 PORTS. G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1937. SPORTS. | Davis Tennis Toss-Up, Says Perry : Greens...

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A—12 #» INAUGURAL SONGS T0 BOLT TRADITION Playing of “Happy Days” to Be First Use of Non- Military Music. When the Army Band

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FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (.. SATURDA JANUARY 16, 1937, FINANCIAL % A—13 GCRAHAMRENAMED TRANSACTIONS ON THE

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FINANCIAL., BONDS ARE STEADY AS VOLUME LAGS Rally in Treasury Issues| Loses Momentum and Declines Appear. THE EVENING STAR.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1937. True Stories of G-Men Activities Baséd on Records of the...

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SEIZED IN GOTHAM 10 BE RETURNED Fifth of Loot Taken From Fashionable Homes Here Positively Identified. DETECTIVE PLANNING...

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Books—Art—Music N By Lucy Salamanca. HE dramatic role it has played in the Roosevelt administra- tion has occasioned a...

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B2 UPHEAVALS OF EUROPE MADE TRA $ THE EV TAKES REFUGEE BACKGROUND Question Raised as to Whether American -All-Nation Entry Is

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By Leila Mechlin. HE Phillips Memorial Gallery has acquired a notable paint- ing by Francisco Goya, the great Spanish painter

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v NOTABLE PRO Visiting Mexican Group To Give Typical Music Mercado’s Tipica Orchestra to Offer Con- cert at Willard—Colorful

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' RELIGIOUS S Dr. Pierce! To Talk on “Closed Ear” " Other Events Sched-| uled for Week at All Souls’. Dr. Ulysses G. B....

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B—6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1937. M. E. MEMBER DRIVE TO END WITH DINNER JAN. 25 Brightwood

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1937. m RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN WASHINGTON CHURCHES B—7 Music Series

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B—8 PEDESTRIANS MUST CO-OPERATE WITH THO Teach Traffic Laws Should Be Explained to Children With Greatest of Care Observance

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l Real Estate l @h HOUSING PROVIDED FOR 32,000 IN 133 IN CAPITAL AREA Record in Residential Build- ing Set for Territory,...

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G MARKS 50 YEAR N REALTY FELD Jesse L. Heiskell Was Organ- Izer of First Board in Capital. Jesse L. Heiskell, well-known real

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO:. D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1937. TAX LTS DUE ON REAL ESTATE Legislatures...

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C—4 REA L ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. BOWIE DESCRIBES FINANCING STEPS Rust Company Executive Lectures to...

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REAL ESTATE. New Residence in Ellicott Street THREAT TO VALUES Action May Be Needed to Guard Residential Areas, Board...

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C—6 x ARCHITECTS GIVE RENOVATION DEAS Imagination Is Held Need in | Restoring Old Homes and Buildings. Modernized ideas and

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REAL ESTATE. REALTOR STUDIES | EUROPE'S HOUSING Citizenship of Those As- sisted Has Been Im- proved, He Says. Joseph W....

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C—8 Sonnysayings Drandpa say, “What wif hay fever In Summer an’ skyatic in the Winter he would be lots better off dead!” Bui,

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HOTEL SEVELT, APT. ] 8, kn}zt?g\me dinette, bath; nutsld:l i $100 month | linens. / BROADMOOR—WILL tractively furnished...

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REAL ESTATE. HOUSES FORd SALE. (Continued.) INVESTMENT. NEAR 6th AND M BTS. ¥ Twobrick houses. 4 rooms each, rent: itz for

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AUCTIONS. LEGAL NOTICES. CHAS, D. SANGER, Jr., Attorney, .DISTRICT OCOURT OF THE UNITED States for the District of Columbla,

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C—12 = AMUSEMENTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JANUARY 16. 1937. AMUSEMENTS. Office Girls on Man Hunt Sonja