Woodin and others face maintenance and divorce actions
District Supreme Court actions involve Virginia Woodin suing Navy employee Charles Woodin for support and custody of their son George. Charles Clarke answers accusations against wife Edith W. Clarke in a separate limited divorce suit citing alleged mistreatment and neglect. Several other couples, including Lawrence Baker and Charlotte Cutter, confront alimony and contempt claims as their cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woodin
District Supree
Charles 8
Woodin
Navy Department
Board of Education
Wash‘on
Chamberlain, Smith and Munter
George
Takoma Park
Wordin
Marrat
Nori
Lawrence C Baker
Mratia B Baker
Wiliam P Wendell
Charlotte M Cutter
Herbert B. Cutter
Bonus Bureau Cuts $250,000 in Salvage Costs
War Department records show the cost to outfit offices for record searching under the bonus bill was reduced by nearly $250,000 by using surplus government equipment. Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord credited adjutant general staff and other agencies for the savings, noting items include 2.04% deals from surplus stocks, 123 army trucks from Baltimore saving about $100,000, 160 electric fans refurbished by the typewriter shop saving $2,240, and $52,000 from reconditioning 36% old typewriters plus salvaged supplies from other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War and Navy
Gen. Lord
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Boy Struck by Auto: Serious Injury Feared
Edward Duckett an 11 year old boy sliding on a slippery street was struck by an automobile last night He was taken to Cagnalty hospital where his condition is said to be serious Physicians fear injury The vehicle was driven by Bernard Jardoe of 321 Hater t north on Eighth between 1st and M streets northeastern district of porthemel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Duckett
S. Street
Cagnalty Hospital
Bernard Jardoe
Hater
Radio Programs Today From Eastern Stations and Call Letters
Broadcast schedule lists NAA Naval Radio Arlington programs from 9 45 a m to 10 45 p m including livestock weather fruit shipments and market updates with multiple daily forecasts and signals WCAP WRC and others feature music talks and time signals plus distant stations CKAC KDKA KHJ and KYW provide concerts news and sports updates through the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAA
Naval Radio
Arlington
C. W. Ave
Chicago
St. Louis
Naval News
Wcap—C. & FP
Listening In WRCs Program Showcases Varied Recitals
The WRC program tonight features an orchestral piece, two song recitals, a piano recital, humorous readings, and a political talk. Virginia Wiley, Lovell School pianist, opens at o o clock with Chopin works, following a Carnegie Hall recital. Elaine S Ford performs at 8 15 in English songs, assisted by Mrs. Aldeman. Marjorie Webster offers humorous readings at 8 30, and Arthur McCormick voices a 14 minute song recital at 8 45 with George F. Ross. At 9 oclock Maurice Judd, NY Sun Washington head, reviews candidates. Wardmen Park Hotel trio plays until 9 55, then Captain Percy Redfern Creed discusses the Prince of Wales as a sportsman. Irene Bialkievich broadcasts a multilingual piano recital. DX news from KLX Oakland Tribune notes reception to Apia, Samoa. Speakers include Elmer Landes, E B Reid, and Dr. David Friday at a Chicago banquet, broadcast after 8 on WLS. Jockey Club speaker Dr. Fitzgerald discusses Thoroughbreds on WGY. Found ads in The Washington Post Classifieds offer free owner notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrc—Radio Corporation
Madge Beck
Basepall Acores
Virginia, Wiley
Lovette School of Munic
Elaine S. Ford
Mra. Z. W. Alderman
Marjorie Webster
Arthur McCormick
George F. Ross
Maurice Judd
Irving Roernstein
Wardman Park
Radio Digest
Associated Press
WRC
Virginia Wiley
Lovellé School of Music
Miss Wiley
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Miss Foard
Wardmen Park Hotel
Percy Redfern Creed
WEAF
Prince of Wales
Creed
Royal
Irene Bialkievich
Germany
Elmer §. Landes
Federal Farm Loan Board
E. B. Reid
American Farm Bureau Federation
David Friday
American Review of Reviews
National Transportation Institute
Michigan State College of Agriculture
Washington
Hotel la Salle
Chicago
American Association of Joint Stock Land Banks
W. W. Powell
Sears-Roebuck
WLS
Dr Charles Becker Dies At Age Of 31
Dr Charles Becker a Washington leading citizen and Mason died aged 91 at his daughter s home from angina pectoris He was born in Hamburg in 1833 and came to the United States in 1854 He helped found the National College of Pharmacy and held multiple secretary and lecturer roles Survived by several children Funeral plans not announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Becker
Washington
BE. M. la Bolteaux
Fessenden Street
Dr. Becker
Hamburg
Germany
Mary Moses
National College of Pharmacy
Becker
District Board of Pharmacy
George B. Whiting Lodge
Potomac
Knights Templar
King
la Boiteaux
Harrison W. Haines
Salt Lake City
H. A. Davis
Harry Becker
Stolen Police Club Recovered in Raid
A police club stolen years ago from Detective Paul Jones was recovered by the eighth precinct in a raid at 1910 Seventh Street Northwest. It was hidden in a trunk bottom and had vanished after a fight. Evidence of Aquor was destroyed before the raid. officers said the club would be returned to the owner via the Found Column in the Classified Page of The Washington Post-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Eighth Precinct
Seventh Street Northwest
Jones
Aquor
Vaudeville at Keiths Showcases Stars and Strau s
Keiths theatre menus a lively week with Juna Sanderson and Frank Crumit pairing to delight audiences. Notables include Eddie Weber at piano, Walter Johnson honored, Grette Ardine in Paris style runner up, and dancers Tyrell and Fynan. The Strauss act closes, with Hopper departing after a seven day run and thanks for the praise and hours enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Booking
Juna Sanderson
Frank Crumit
B. F. Keiths Theater
Tairnesa
Crumit
Julia
Miss Sanderson
Eddie Weber
Walter Johnson
Grette Ardine
Paris
John Tyrell
William Fynan
Sammy Lee
William
Joe Mandel
Harry Jang
Harold Whelan
Horace Wright
Rene Dietrich
Mr. Wright
Miss Merle
Gayety Burlesque Show Delights Audiences This Week
The Gayety theater presents Go To It by William S. Campbell to large crowds. The finale of the first act draws praise for originality and skill. Louise Gardner sings Blues Blues Blues with others in leading roles. An amateur local follies chorus is added and well received. A separate accident report notes Carrell H. Dikeman's auto striking Balera Ginn near her home. the child was hospitalized at Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Campbell
Gayety
Louise Gardner
Helen du Ross
Althea Barnes
Jack MacSorley
Gene Shuler
Andy Francia
Jim Carlton
George Listette
Mrs Ferguson and James Harley clash over disqualifications
Mrs Ferguson faces calls from James A. Harley to drop all klansmen and remove disqualifications for her candidacy. Harley praised her success in wresting Texas from mob rule while signaling support. In Havre France the DeGrasse will resume voyage to New York with 90 percent of original passengers aboard after ventilating shafts were repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
James A. Harley
Texas
Jim
Havre
France
New York
Savoie
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C. C. Clarke
Mate
Calta
Stevenly
Valen
Clarke
Edith W. Clarke
Bon
Hawken
Havell
Par Botal
L. Holland
Atte
Strasburger
Holand
Dom
NASA
BY Kessler
Georgie Olvaany
George Washington Olvany
Tammany Hall
Greenwich Village
Metropolitan Newspag
ATS
Fort Bragg
N.C
Bobby Marriott
United States Army
Joe Bashara
South
CKAC
Montreal
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Stockman
KHJ
tLos Angeles
Veral
KFTI
Los Angeles
KQYW
Muste
KYW
Lote
the World Crier
Wei—Springfeld
Aus
Copley Plaza
Crystal Sasser
Albert Cowles
Wcaer—Fittsburgh
WDAF
Kanaas City
School of the Air
WDAR
Philadelphia
WEAP
Binne
Irene Bialmievich
Jacquelina de Moor
Iarn Creed
Sybil Sanderson Fagen
Whistler
The
Gold Dust Twins
the Prince of Wales
Percy Bede
Dance Orchestra
WFAA
Dallas
WEBH
Sunny Jim
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
C. W. Ashworth
Joseph A. Chickene
Clover Club
Hotel Ten Eyck
Albany
N.Y
Jack Taylor
Stephen E. Bolshak
Proctor
Harmanus Bleecker Hall
N. Ywham
Rochester
N. Y
Whe—Kane Cliy
A. PO
Whas—Loulaville
WHN
WIP
Bernarr MacFadden
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
Comfort
Philharmonic Orchestra
tlUncle Wip
Philharmonic
N.S
Veasella
WJY
Broadcast Central
Hilly Wynne
Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra
New York University
Judson Memorial Church
Outlook Talk
Hampton Institute Quartet
Wie
Frank Dole
Dole
Toral McAlpin
University of the Air
T. F. Morton
WIAK
Cleveland
Musle and Entertainment
WLW
Cincinnati
Bernie Cummins
Gennett Recording Orchestra
Maastropaolo Instrumental Trio
Bernie Cummin
Celoa
Chubb-Steinberg
WMAQ
WMC
Memphis
WNAC
Boston
Boston-American Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
WOR
Newark
N. J
WTAM
WTAS
Elxin
Ill
WWI
Detroit
KLX
Oakland Tribune
Oakland
Calif
Apia
Samoa
Dc. J. Fitzgerald
Jockey Club
General Electric Company
Washington Post
Oliver Whipple Huntington
Plymouth
N. H
Holderness
Huntington
Marietta
Ohio
Harvard
Rufus Perry Johnston
Pleasantville
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. Johnston
Covington
St. Joseph
Washington Poat
Adv
Keith
POLIS
Hopper
Poli'a
Oscar Strauas
Strauss
Johann
Oscar
Richard
Edwards
Clark
Walker
Rolean
Megara
Duffey
Cunningham
Kelly
Carrell H. Dikeman
Nineteenth
Providence Hospital
Mrs. Ferguson
de Grasse
Colbert
Maurice J. Colbert
F Street
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Hancock
Cumberland and Return
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Resino
Insurance Department
POST
Inter-Ocean Casualty Company
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