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The Washington times., 1927-10-08
Realty Bowling Teams
Getting Ready for Fray

Last Wednesday night Hedges
& Middleton's team found itself in
first place after defeating the team
Of NJ. & R. B. Warren and adding
three more games to it's score.
Cafritz took two games from the
District Title Company, Douglass
took three games from Shapiro,
these being the games postponed
from September %; ]. Dallas Grady
took three games from Douglass &
Phillips and Shannon & Luchs took
two games from Boss & Phelps.
High individual game and high
individual set for the evening was
rolled by Hawkins, of Hedges &
Middleton, with score of 1875 and
326 respectively. High team game
and high team set were also won
by Hedges & Middleton with scores
of 537 and 1914 respectively.
The standing Of the teams is as
follows:
The Washington times., 1927-10-08
Payroll and Missing
Clerk Are Sought

Sent to the bank to cash a pay
roll check for the Cornelius Ford
Printing Company, 739 Thirteenth
st. N. W., Paul Veacair. 900 Eighth
st. s. E., had last night failed to
return with the money and police
are searching for him.
Miss Mary Ford, lilo East Capitol
St., daughter OF the proprietor OF
the shop, told police that she gave
Veacair a check for Sat and told
him to have 1t cashed. When he
failed to return, she called the
bank and found that the check had
been cashed.
The Washington times., 1927-10-08
ENGLISH HOME
PURCHASED

The Thos. e. farrell Company
yesterday reported the sale Of a
beautiful detached stone residence
Of English architecture, located In
Wynnewood Park, Maryland, and
erected by the Stambaugh Construc-
ton Company. The property was
purchased by Charles A. NJ. Loffler.
The property contains six large
rooms, breakfast room, two baths,
The Washington times., 1927-10-08

lavatory on first floor, and two-car
built-in garage, and also additional
features such as built-in cabinets,
book cases, window seats, linen
chute. large porch and fIagstone
walk. The grounds are spacious
with beautiful lawns and numerous
shade trees and shfubbery.
This is one of the attractive
homes erected and said by the
Stambaugh construction in this
popular new home colony recently.
The Washington times., 1927-10-08
DUCHESS A BRIDE

LONDON, Oct. S.-A notable wed,
ding in English society took place
today when Violet, Duchess OF
Westminster, and the Hon. Fred.
eric Grips, second son of Lord
Parmoor, were married at the
Princes Row registry office.
The Washington times., 1927-10-08

The aboUs Oants and offers
are only a feIO Of the many
Interesting propositions you
wiN find GdVertissd in today's
Times and Herald classified
G4Uevtisins section.
The Washington times., 1927-10-08
Unfurnfshed Anartmenta

NEAR CAPITOL AND Ii.
BRARY-D st. S. E. New
building. Apartment Of rooms
and bath, some with porches.
$52.5O and sos. Make your Sc
lection today Of Q lovely apart.
ment. The listing In Classified
win assist you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18

will show how various chemicals
may be used to indicate definitely
any lack of nitrogen or potash in
corn plants. Indication of phos-
phorous shortage will be shown by
stunted stalks and purple tinted
corn leaves. This part of the exhibit
will be of especial interest to all
corn growers.
illustrates Feeding
The other section of the exhibit
will show in an attractive way some
of the results of Purdue's expert
ence in feeding spring pigs for the
market. Every hog raiser is inter
ested in learning methods whereby
he can make as large a net profit
as possible from his hogs.
Investigational work at Purdue
during the past few years has I'M
earthed several valuable helps for
the successful hog raiser. Some of
these will be shown in the Indiana
exhibit. One of the most valuable
of these is how to feed spring pigs
so that they will be ready for the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18
PURDUE PLANS
EXHIBITS FOR
WORLD SHOW
University to Be Represent
ed at Exposition in
Chicago.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-Among the
prominent educational exhibits at
the International Live Stock Ex-
position here Nov. 26 to Dec. will
be a display staged by Purdue Uni
yersity which is expected to prove
even more popular with the crowds
at that show than the exhibits spon-
sored by the Indiana institution at
previous InternationalS.
The exhibit this year will consist
of two sections, each dealing with a
phase of investigational work that
has been done at the Purdue agri-
cultural experiment station re-
Gently. All information will be of a
practical character.
Shows Corn Results
DR.. G.. N. Hoffer of the expert
ment station, who has done much
valuable work in breeding adapted
strains of corn, is now preparing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18

early fall market in September,
when prices are usually higher than
they are later in the fall. Prof. j.
w. Schwab of the animal husbandry
department, Purdue, will have
charge of this part of the exhibit.
The Purdue educational display
will be located on the walls of the
corn room of the International
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18

exhibit material for one section OF
the exhibit. Hybrid strains of corn
from inbred or pedigreed parents
will be shown attractively on NOV
ing turn tables. Everyone is fan1i-
liar with indications of under
nourishment or starvation in hui
man beings or live stock, but not
everyone is acquainted with signs
of plant starvation. DR.. Hoffer has
done much work along this line and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18
Grain and Hay Show, department
of the exposition.

While the number of kilograms
is increasing in the United States, it
is rapidly decreasing in England
where the telephone is coming into
more general use.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18
Wages ofGn'
BIZ Times Special

BIZ I1nt63 Bp6CtUJ
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 10
The wages of gin" was ST. for
Fred Maxwell, who appealed
from a fine of $40 and costs
imposed in City Court on an
intoxication charge, only to
have the Circuit Court uphold
the conviction. II never paid
ST. costs before for a plain in
tox charge" Maxwell COM
planned, +
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18
VICTOR FURNITURE co.

vaudeville and attractions
in ditont sixty mh
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B. F. SAUL CO..
Main 2OO o25 18th St NV.
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KEW GARDENS. 200 QUE ST. N.W,-Re'
fined apartment having switchboard serv'
'e rooms eans kitehe" and bath W 5000
'f HAsIE FL Pc Pc N% S'ns 0 rooms ara -
esq Ga'n oSUE ST. Nw.i room kit. dn Sig
snd bath narbny bed resident man
'sS1ls MI = AVE sw.-s rooms s sss 6"
a , ro on5s kitchen and bath. .. 5000
1850 'SSH'f AVE- AVE N wv IS" rooms KY a p
ruoms. kit. and bath. ........ 4 80
Elevator building. containing cafe. ~,
sed r S%Ss rec BAN i, bath $40 90
so$ ss'G SNr&R FR' Rb nv hs room. fl!shs"
4 45u s PIT RID. Nw-a rooms KIT soi and
te4s soth ST. View building: Fricid.
aire, operation at owners expense. See
$3.50 r0H Ss 81 al SE@New building free rec
electric refrigeration' 3 rooms kit AND
9 roo,,s kit aud bath. ......... 50 90
r4E vs smap III an" fa Hsfs ST s!so
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EGsS: eI'SffG f'd ST path sws sssSe
sls 81 aS ST NV S@ Elevator building sI Resi-
gro rooms r1is''i XII and bath .... $3.50
LAWRENCE as5 M Mass. AVE. 81
ASA sa"% 10Th ST. ars bath nanaser on
rooms kit and bath $50. SAL so
ass7r 00% 18th KIT ST 2R' i s'@&.-5 rooms ard
bath. porch .................. $4,000
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1916 18th St. NV.
I'm nm Tsc o ha bath dressing zero Room 70" ~
'"'' ~ Rent $40 mo
rms rms rec c'I HAN & bath SIS TO SOS mo-
q rms rec hall & bath 80. Rent. SD no.
3 rms. rec hall & bath. Rent $40 mo
rms bath & rec. hall. 49,. Rent. SlOo mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-07

THE RoCKLEDGE 245e goth, ST. NV.
Creek PIX. Elevator service. Apis. of
one room kitchen and and bath; one room
ing; two rooms. kitchen. bath and foyer.
All outside rooms: built-in tubs. Newly
decorated. Reasonable rents. Resident
manager.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nd

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tContinmed.) -
36l6 Conn. Ave.
large rms oa'n' rec nay 4S eF So To s45 mo
3 large rms bath rec. hall oo.o
l625 10th St. NV.
rms RMS. ( bath Sssh Re ssn's 500 fsS mo- mo.
The Winston,
BIAS Mt. Pleasant St.
large rms & rec n Rent 4 S65 and SIS mo-
1900 Biltmore St.
8 rms & bath ...........R Rent. $50 mo
The Fleetwood,
37O7 Woodlev Road.
large rms & bath. Rent. s57 so & Sos mo
3025 Porter St.
o large rms & bath -. Rent. $3.50 mo.
The Tiffany, 1925 10th St.
Rent. S85 mo.
Tuxedo, 1439 T St. NV.
. rms & hath Rent S:35 mo.
3 rms & bath. Rent $40 d S4'.oo mo
The Garfield. o0l 18th St. NV.
4 large rms. & bath. Rent. $50 mo
SO1 Butternut St. NV.
large rms bath. .. $65 & ST. so mo.
1919 X St. NE.
rms & bath Rent. 500 q 500 mo.
511 L St. NV.
o rms & bath. ,.....,..... Rent, $40 mo
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URNISHED. ENTs-UNFURNISHED
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS: 9th AND, ND, AVE
elevator and switchboard service Resident
2 rooms kis rec hail & bath Se5.o 06
rooms, Kit and bath .......... 55.UU
l room. kit. and bath. ........ 1880
Oct. LIST. Friridaire service.
) rooms Kit. and bath. .$12 90
rooms. kit. and bath. 49,. 90 %
LAWRENCE ANNEX; s32 End ST Ne
1925 ST. NV room kit. d. g. ana "a
Madrid 2soo 18th ST NV rooms %s
rHE E Ely CUB i42i 18th; ST S'~:w
Resident manager on premises. coz M
. rooms kitchen and bath. 4S.5u
l room. kitchen and bath. ....... 37.5O
'iS 18th ST NV rooms kitchen M a "a
SOS Ss,n co SIGS AVE NV -Eirh','t0Tv ale
ssr 2 sErA6 81 81 81 Sa'R sS1 room
7 Sf'n L ST NE.-s room. kisches arg g
~ PAX ST Nw.-s rooms s''ehssH IS a 81
S ig2S 81 81 asd E e.,R rrsitaif 20
Cost of operation paid by owner. o.. oo
oS rS 5sS ST f'' sE oa'H room 4tcheSs a e
$500 "a'9 9th ST, Ne rooms kitchen dis e
1'G rr, { R Rna d a aicove bath. s75o
If 1 stS ST aFes; sw room aS% .''f
sSs 5 81 ST p Sw -s'" "ssn' I'd
1o sa'p VERMONT AVE. NV rooms, k A.
LA IA EFT 1907 7th ST N:w:-S rooms e.
ana roo onsn kit and bath. .::::::: 4o75
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McKEEVFR & GOSS, INC,
REALTORS.
1415 K St. Main 413..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COLORED.

632 Que n.w--4 rms. and b.. cleo. gas.
1907 9TH NV r.. kit. b. North 0l20.
COLORED APT.-S55.
1888 4th ST. NV. APT. S.
Six large rooms. bath. hot-water heat.
cleo Phone Main 1862.
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West View. 2123 St. NV.
s rms. rec. hall & bath. Rent Si2 SO TO $40
5 rms. rec hall & bath. .S505o TO SOU mo-
The L1ewellyn. 2224 F St. :.
& rms & bath. Rent. SAT. 90 sou mo
134o Kenyon St.
. rms Murphy bed & bath s.o
rms rec hall bath Hs 81 50 So to s 80 mo- mo
The Lincoln. 1920 End St. NV.
bath bath tcOored' KsI ReG s45 SO g mo
30l Oakdale.
3 rms bath G. porch. .... Rent. $40 mo
The Charlotte. 2l20 P St.
8 rms. e. bath and rear nh.
South Cathedral Mansions,
1000 Conn. Ave.
fFrirdaire will be installed for additional
rental of SIS each mo- 90
! rm & bath. Kent $too mo.
rms bath bath ss5 :; Sts ss 4 S Sep mo mo.
Z rms. { bath -. Rent Sl1O to $40 mo
d rms & bath. Rent. SI75 mo.
rms. baths. Rent oloo mo-
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC.
1415 K St. Main 4722.
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MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND. MD, AVE
elevator and switchboard service Resident
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favor them with its headquarters, the
Southern has had to consider whether
1t would be more advantageous to con.
duct Its business from point more
centrally located in relation to the
area covered by the system or to con-
tinue it's long established headquar-
tiers at the northern terminus Of the
road. Another factor has been the
problem raised by the 1900 employees
OF the Southern who live in and near
Washington, who have established
their homes here and whose lives arc
firmly rooted in this soil. Moving
them and their families, or replacing
them with new personnel, Is an eco.
nomic problem of no small dimensions
II, in the light of rapidly accumulat
ing assurances that the Southern
building must make way for the Gov.
eminent, the Southern Railway an.
nounces its intention to remain in
the city will feel honored.
but at the same time will extend its
congratulations TO an old friend for
having chosen wisely.
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Sympathy Taboo.

Lest maudlin sympathy be aroused
for the perpetrator of California's
most atrociouS crime on the score that
Hickman was a model youth, and that
this was his serious misstep, 1t might
we'll to point out that the confessed
kidnaper Of Marian Parker Is an &C.
complished young criminal and has
been for several years. His arrest for
bank forgery was the first time that
the law succeeded in laying its hands
upon him. but previous to that he
has admitted that he travelled the
country over in stolen automobiles.
with holdups at the point of gun fur
nishing him with means of support.
Sentimentalists will inevitably set
up wall and cry about the youth of
Hickman and probably about the pos.
sibility that an accomplice actually
did the killing Of Marian Parker. but
this type Of sympathizer will do we'll
TO LAY off" the Hickman case. He
will find few who will share his views
and is apt 10 become embroiled in Sc.
rious arguments with those who do
not
IT is nauseating to learn that Hick.
man is wondering whether he will get
as much publicity as Leopold and
Loeb. the two youths who are his only
rivals In the commission Of CHASTITY
crimes against children. and who but
for miscarriage OF justice should long
ago have been put beyond the land Of
the living. II makes red blooded men
clench their fists when Hickman
boasts that his deeds ought to back
Jesse James of the map" The rant.
ings Of a boastful boy. Yes, But the
language of the confirmed criminal
the argot of the underworld.
Hickman may as well make his
peace with God. Eventually he will
come through with the full story of
his crime. No one believes that he had
any one TO work with him in it's per
petration and his own admission that
the body was dismembered to make II
easier to carry furnishes damning evi.
dence against him in that he was liv.
ing in a well tenanted apartment and
constant association with a young girl
would have aroused suspicion.
The entire world will watch Cali.
fornia justice grind out the only ade.
quate punishment for this fiend In
human form. And the world will
breathe easier when "finis" IL written
by society on the career of William
Edward Hickman.
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The Brookings Institute.

Wsshington's exceptional advan-
again demonstrated by the organiza.
ton. just announced, of a national re-
search institution for advanced work
in the social sciences. The organiza.
ton is 10 be effected through the ANAL.
gamation of three existing establish
n,ents. the Institute Of Economics.
the Institute for Government Re
search and the Robert Brookings
Graduate School Of Economics and
Government. and will be known by
the name of the founder of each cf
them. Robert s. Brookings. whose
philanthropic enterprise has given
them already a place of distinction
and usefulness.
In statement issued in explanation
OF this new movement are cited the
exceptional facilities and source ma.
terials available in this city for re.
search work and study in the field oc
economics and government. The Ma
vast repository of materials bearing
upon economic. political. historical,
social. administrative and legal prob
lens" The Library of Congress, the
various department libraries, the rec.
crds and files Of the administrative
Offices, all are of utility. The Supreme
Court OF the United States. the Fed.
eral Reserve Board, the Federal Trade
Commission, the Bureau of Agricul-
tural Economics and the Interstate
Commerce Commission constitute a
vast storehouse of materials OF an of.
fetal character. OF unofficial agencies
of value TO the student and researcher
there are such as the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States, the
Bureau Of Railway Economics, the
American Federation of Labor, the In
ternational Labor Office and the nu.
merous trade organizations having
their national headquarters here.
For a number of years there has
been in development the establish.
ment at Washington OF the directing
centers OF American industry. trade.
finance and economic organizations.
They have come now to constitute a
very substantial body of representa-.
ton composing the business and So
cial activities of the people OF this
country. To the student who is pre-.
pairing himself for professional service.
Or TO the researcher who Is engaged in
the study Of problems for practical
solution. this composite of the Ma
tons enterprise and progress In in.
valuable 1t is to utilize the wealth of
material that the Bookings Institute
Is TO be created, both for the conduct
OF specific studies for definite purposes
snd for the training Of students.
The science Of government will be
advanced by such a work as this that
IL projected under favorable auspices
and with liberal endowment assur-
ing adequate support and future de-
yelopment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-24
Grade. Crossing Jumpers.

A fatal sfads~crcsslng sccthen, has
Iusi ocouyfsf new columbus. ohio,
which illustrates anew the cnnss ~
most II The fatalities ~ level Inter.
sections II highways and railroad
tracks, Two motor ears had stopped
~ The crossing 10 wait for the pa M
ing - train, A third driver sp-
hoBcbins tailed 10 sioD. but tried to
jump" the crossing, passing around
the eta ndina machines. on reaching
The tracks he saw the approaching
train, became frightened and tried 20
drive down The rail line ahead Ut II.
lie failed and fur psrs01s died IN
consequence.
This In al extreme example If the
folly ~ drivers ~ The matter VI ctokhs
II9 f5llr1ud tracks II may he stl
dawn a. established that pfatiicaiis
all uis sIcilHs II grade crossings sIs
~ blame for The accidents by IRA son
Of their ImpatisBce, their inaitsniiaD
10 warnings, their desire 10 make
speed and psrhs ~ ia sntns ~ sss ihslt
disposition ~ iaks 4 yaniurssoms
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chance on the road. They are the
type OF people who cause accidents
on the highways by trying to beat
some other machine. either crashing
into II from behind or being caught
I'm a pinch on the approach Of a ma.
chine travelling in the opposite di-
rectiun.
1t would seem that there have been
enough warnings to persuade these
chance-taking drivers that they are
engaged IN losing game. But they
continue to rush the crossings. usual.
iy without stopping to note the con.
ditions. considering the danger signals
as OF no Importance. figuring on their
speed TO carry them across. even when
4 train Is In sight. And tho death
roll keeps on mounting higher.
The only cure for this is to change
the grade of the highway, carrying it
above or below the tracks. This is an
enormously expensive remedy. but It
must he applied. even though only a
small percentage of road users take
these deadly chances. The great mis-.
fortune Of the matter is that In al.
most every case innocent pcople are
killed in addition to the lisk.taking
driver. 1t is for the protection of the
motor passengers primarily that grade
crossings must he abolished In the
areas of heavy traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-24

Lieut.. c. c. Champion, jr,.
L. s. N, should break out" his
powerful Apache plane and go after
the worlds altitude record with
which he has had but a passing ac-
quaintanee. Champion, last July. In a
death -defying flight into the skies.
reached an altitude of 3s,474 feet
Calico of France at that time held
the record at 10000 feet. MacReady
OF the United States was second with
ss,704 feet. But Calico was branded as
a faker and an error was found in Mac.
Ready's mark and. a few weeks ago.
Champion WAS acclaimed the highest
flyer Of them all. Now, however.
after he has for a few short days
held undisputed supremacy. Renato
Donati, an Italian, has scared 10 the
OFFICIAL height of ~. 7s2 feet. putting
the naval flyer back into second
place.
While the worlds congra tula lions
viii go 10 Donati for his triumph IN
bringing 10 Italy one of the five COW
eted records of aviation. condolences
Will be extended 10 Champion. who
has not known from one day 10 an
other whether he occupied first. sec
ond or third place In the racs 10
reach the ceiling" of lighter than.
air machines.
Now that MacReady has left the
Army. Lieut.. Champion IL the only
remaining exponent of altitude NY
ing In the United States. The coun-
try will naturally look 10 him 10
bring back it's lost honors. and there
is universal wish thst on his next
flight he viii have easier sailing than
| on his last and that the new record
VIII be so much higher that all un-
| certainty VIII he removed from the
mind ~ the holder Of the worlds al
titude record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-24
UNITED STATES
IN WORLD WAR
Ten YEARS 400 Toda,

Raker and Daniels send christina
greetings 10 Army and Navy In all
parts ut the world, Noic!ng tho Ma.
tons confidence In their ability to
measure up In every way.
Secretary announces approvai by the
President for the promotion NJ lSd
naval officers, List Includes ~ new
rear admltais. Red cross
announces u membership of II ob0, 900
AZ result OF It's fecnnt drive.
Five million lightweight tons Is ship
ping boards estimate III tatS output
of shipping. based an builders reports
which show the GoN efnnisnts pro
gram Ut k,"id,an tons IL iS,a per cont
on ita way IN completion,
Secretary haker. In his weekly r.,
view, warns country not In let Ger.
man propaganda for peace check
Americas war preparations,
Intense airnlane activity On Western
front, Allied pilots engage IN 100
nombats and hrtng down IL German
planes, Bombing planes drop nearly
30 tnns of projeetiles hehind the enc,
mya lines, All signs point
toward Government control Of rail.
,oeds very soon.