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ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SONS. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING: NO. 29IS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING NO 29IS
OLIVE, STREET NORTHWEST
recorded N nber No s4ss folio 4ss q
SEQ. Of the lano records of the. District OF
Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale by public auction. IN front Of
or JUNE. io.s At FIVE ,o'cIoCK pm.
situate In the District Of Columbia to wit:
IN "BeaIl's. Addition. TO GeorEetown." nov
known as Square 1910. as per plat recorded
In the once of tho surveyor for the District
or Columbia In Liber 90 at folio 152
Terms of sale; All cash A deposit OF
$500 required Of purchaser at time OF sale
All conveyancinr. recording and notarial fees
at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within thirty DAYS from day
Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after five
days' advertisement of such resale in some
newsnaper published IN the city OF Washing.
EDGAR d. TURNER.
AZ gtsE
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RALPH L. aaLAslfs@s @ !.
19el Eve ST NV
myes ~ ss es, ,es. go sI1es4s s''ss
TH0S, ], OWEN. 6 SON. AUCTTONFTRS
14s5 EYE SH NV,
TRUSTEES. SALE or VALUABLE TWO,
SSSSEEMMldSES SSEMlSESs NO sAia COLUMBIA ROAB

lasS EYE ST, NV.
TRUSTEES: SAFE or yAruApLE TWO,
ssS6EsMMaSxs s6sMMaSwxSss NO AIS COLUMBIA RoAB
r.iss.a B. SiFISs II rs- Gs s;S ;s e ss ,. dab,
Ss d the 2 land Iseords % ihs nistrics Of coiani::
,hsrehyu % u ~. ~ tns Fsansss Of .as narty secured
gnSlls auction. 10 frSnt OF tAe nrenaissss on an
N0YpA N0Yp Ab Tas lT5gss s2uSSEESTH F1iE ST oIss PAR
ihs ioilowiax described land Vaon ana nss.rsi.s:
situate In the District OF Columbia. sad des.
sa asariss esrr"l 7; 'sd ssnp. sssS i.s e. y Guy
SQUARE oSl Fssssns Piains a. y pep sp.S nlss "
ssofsd ss nssr;t. !. y ,hs Sice Of Ae suryeyor fer
% s1bjee, 10 Sninx traSr FestsSsioS sS .! ~ !"ns
s shown r, on said n'at and .subisci 10 eoveaanis
,rn.s rsr%s; ;s. Sid sS SssSi.Ss 20 esss deed ..
IN CASH Gt' Ssusss seRss 81 81 c ss iS e Esd
Is cO%SsS ai,S NJ Sarshsss: w.ss .Ss1 sS;,
days, otherwise dep0sfs forfeited ana tSsS
SstSsssS nay 3 tsis ssii;ssss and ss -
mysS7saia4 K II PEAK rso.,... i
tss.crISs dsTRn PSscHssES ps1Scss slsn or EEE oyES
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AT AT, EtSE, sC1 Syi.oCk f.Ms al the sane oiaSS
auN unpM .tne sauaA teftnS, w = - y
mseas.sSs asS s.Isaksss sSss5aks OF THE rRrszvEs,.
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cons, s'iS: II. S.,.ess Il ssSssS Ss ses ssess
EIst'NshkY" \ Y zsls N Sas utig9s& Hsf& &
Pm the fShcwias .dsssstesa ANA aSs wssSSN ns,sSN
,ses situate ia the District OF C0INnASies and
,sn sssx 10 l9s esse,sws sa II seS. and Aswsas ah
asNs,s, apsNdsd sSStiss ,e y wSss Ssss'E Z sSS sSs
from the aortNwest eaFaer OF Thirty sfaursh
SM9H .s .srss.s and rsanlnF tAensA earAllsl
allei With Thirty siearts street. ,wsasss, cs M
1xSa feet sesa's east parallel wile r street
south on said seFeet twealystA tSslS Seet
N c,hn,n. ms hASw ~ Sts'nasaE % " The District et
st !rssI tvs sseas III ssss y sssF Ss
u sale thg pSrsaSse erses SsSs sas tsass s
l,pee aCvyptaNye o. HI Az ssaSessaSSsSFS @ ssS.sSS
Istms % sAle 70 ,hs epmplieI WITH wishis
thirty dayS heaa dan. et sAls. etAsFNssS shs
trustees TseEyS the .slsht ~ FNssak stNs nrNrs
sAsses alSsr kss ass. IAN sss ~ saaVs sesssV N sa
,sssn " s"ssNe Ne~seenss NaeaisAsst IN WAaM
lASSaENSYEaiERN
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MOTOR f0ACN HINES -
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING BEING PREMISES NO.
1000 KLINGLE ROAD NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. .5437, folio 1873 ct seq.
Of the land records of the District of Colunn.
m hia: and at the request OF the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will sell at
E,RlppAY, THE TwENTY:FTFTH DAY OF
NAY AID. 1928. AT FIVE. O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises
situate situate In the District Of Columbia. and des:
lgDated as and being lot 113 in square 261
n the subdivision of lots made by Kennedy
Brothers; Incorporated. as per plat recorded
IN the Office Of the surveyor for the District
ot Columbia in Liber O.. at folio 142. sub
iecL to building restriction line of record
Terms. Sold subject to q prior deed of
trust for SO further particulars of
which will DO announced at time OF sale:
the purchase price above said trust TO be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 required
Conveyancing. recording etc. at purchaser's =
cost: Terms to he complied with within
thirty DAYS. otherwise deposit. forfeited and
me me ggroperty may be advertised and resold at
GEO. Y, WORTHINGTON
HARRY L. RUST.
my1b:l7.19. %. "a ,25 Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTIoNEFRs
l42O Eye st. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
pppAn,s sIpRn BRICK DWELLING BEINt.

PREMISES 1854 D STREET SOUTH. SOUTH
BY virtue of a certain deed of trul. du,x
recorded In Lfber 640O. folio - et SEQ. Of
the land records OF the District OF Columbia
ana a. the request of the party secured.
tnereny, the undersigned trustees will seIl
AZ punIic auction, in front OF the .tsreuaIses
on TC6sSDAI THE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE.
following described land and premises sitII..
are In the city of Washlngton District of
columbia. and designated as and oeing
TOT ~ In J. Irving Healnlar's subdiyision al
Iois IN SQUARE 1857 as per plat recorded In
Llher 81. folio 1a9 OF the records OF the
once OF the surveyor OF the District OF Co
Terms Of sale: one-shird Of the purchase
money 20 he paid in cash. balance in two
equat tnstallments, payable in one and two
years, with interest at seven per cefitynf per
annum. payable seEHii-aunualiy, from day or
sale secured by deed OF tgust upon the
property sold. or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser. A deposit OF $4,000 will
oe required at time of sale. All convey
encing, recording, etc, at cost OF pur~
chaser. .Terms OF sale 10 be Complied with
within thirty days from day of sale, other.
wise the trustees reserve the right te rsself
the property az the risk and cost OF d.
tauIttHg purchaser. after Ave days' ndver.
usement of such resale in some newspaper
published IN Washington n C.
SAMUEL A. DRURY.
JAMES D. NICHOLSON
mya3 81 OK on 90 90 ~ ;..s @Cuseess
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SALE--IiOUSES.
Continually
FOR $3.50 CASH-S5s MONTHLY.
Price. $6,oSs.
FAMOUS FORT STEVENS HOMES.

On high, level grounds about
twenty minutes out Sixteenth
Street and Colorado, Avenue
from the White House, are
these new brick built homes
ready for immediate occupancy.
There are two large bed
rooms the entire width of the,
house land bath between}. Il.
With covered rear porch,
screened in and lighted; front
porch as shown and an Eng.
lish side porch-these new
semi.detached homes of FIVE
rooms with modern features
and built-in garage are now
for sale.
Where your children can
play in the great Government
Park now being established.
Store, churches. schools and
two car lines are within walk
ing distance also.
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Sl5o50-16th Street Highlands
fireplace
isos % ~ Strssnys komsSs Ssnon~s IS ~ " - " - - " =
$l5o50-In Woodey Park.
% i % ' a sa ass pssed @ ~ - ~ ~ "
Sl7 75oo-Beaufu Colonial in Chevy Chase, D. C.
, @ Ps s 5 % q n g gs,s 'i f s sooss "BR
p sn SrLTfs
Si5150-Dutch Colonial-Cleveland Park
o m %
inspection
BOSS PHELPS,
REALTORS MAIN $500
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rHos, ]. OWEN q son. AucrioNHERs
lasS ESa st, NV
PROVED FRoPkNTY. REiNaA < ITkAME
hfManssas' hf'anssas' lNSnrAEQWF As aass foST

NNN..rrASEG .NsAAAA UF NAiJAHt.E IN
bknxEn PROPERTY RgiNQ A TkAME
PEaNo'sa PPEEaNo'sa'lN lNSSarAEoaSf As s'ss soSr
,sns, Nv virtue ~ Ht Certain sseed et ty!'s. DUTY
90 the land fecnrts Of the nstrles pt Enlutns
ne; anu ~ the .eapest OF the party. secured
thefeN the undersigned trustee viii sell al
ESSglISA S,jS jES$SSSS' Nj !, ,lI 'S & SSSE NJ y
The tollow,ns' 'tleacrlhed land Ard pFNWises
situate, IN the nlstgiet Of tnl0mIaa. aud dsss
tenated .as snd heins lot nuMhNTNd twenty>
one tStA In square numhered fNFtysthrSe
hundred and thirty,eight tAA9Ht "a RoheH
v, seamnhetl's. subdivision Oh paris ~ the
tracts ef lsed sNswn a. NhssSSaess and MI
eWee es the surveyor Of the District 81
AYr'psi sslS subject ,s sricF deed et
trust for, %a,eAO,O0, further nArtleaiaFs al
which will he announced At time III sAla: the
purchase price above sald tgukt ID hN nsid
" eaAh, A denNalt OF 5000 ,NO Na0uirsS
UAhveyaneinE, recNrdlng. etg,, Id nurpkAnprn
eoat tefms 90 ha cNMnlied With Within
lhtttS days, otherwise depnAit fcyteited aN1
The bFehefty may be aetverltsea and TNs1lI
-" wv FaS wSsalSd dsSNsloAN =
Nv AIFREn " tAWSOk'
@la.si,es,essaes,ss,ss'kM '"V'"
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SUMMER CAMPS.


WANTED--RIVER CAMPS.
RIVER cAMp-~sTATE LOCATION AND
rent Der month. WIN lease for one year.
want one that is isolated. Addreaa BOZ
2l2-B Star office 17s
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lnAM q. wrscaIER d snS ......s....
SALE or vAIu.nrv ,u
ppkfoa,S,EEp pfa,S,EEp siIEs';A.EE. iNE;AE ESTATE saiS HuNTER

PLACE souTiIEASr = 500 "0NAh"
~ firIue o. certain deed of trust gflly
ss,casde;i in Lleer No, .SSad folio 1a4 ei ssa+
~ uao .anu .reards OF the. District Of Coi,nss
ma and at the request pf the uatfV sc,,,iTv.J
t.nr'ss .nr ss the ,S a,nSIera.sae trustees wiiI etsr
IA nay o, or June iasss "a Al ! E0ps.rAikFY
ead hm hpre@iscs slsYate in lhs District et 60.
lohn Hsrrelra sneiiyislon' 'HT~~ AZ MARI 2SaY s m
NM M tn.chester "a per plat recoEslcd in the
1ssn,,9i r1sisn ~ the surveyor for the District of
e"Ssmn,a Srrs ,,n r. Book ceaan,y "a 81 nsse "a y
prior deed az trns, wr ~. e sSld subject 70
dne about October, ipaf: balance All eash
ahoxe said mrs. trust iepasit af xaOa 90
REQUIRED as sale; An eanveyancias, rSeori,
rasr.ana srns ana n".snal tees =. eNst Of purchaser
dass from day et sale osherwiss trustees re-.
srfee tue rtEht 90 resell pr0neFty at risk and
e.,s, sHss et isda9ltlgs ngrehaser after ave dsss
annetusemeN et SUCH resale tn snlua news
hapeF published IN WAshihgtaH n e.
e. Al.hERT WHITE
JOHN H. HARREtiA Jr
mSsA ,d&dS exSu&hol Yfus,ees
rhos, J OWEN 4 son. .AucTioNEERs
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MOTOR COACH Inns.
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B. FRANCIS SAUL.

THOS. j. OWEN & SON AUCFIONEERs.
1925 Eye Street Northwest :.
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WARDMAN,
1457 K St NV. Main $3.50
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'HOMAS ], GWEN 4 SON. AUCTTONEERs
1923 Eye Street Northwest.
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THoS. j. OWEN & sCE. AUCTIONEERs.
1425 Eye St NV

my16.17.1s.1Y.21.22.232
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myas. - sa. 20. Is. 20. .al.ie.,ah 1sV
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HOMAs ], OWEN 4 son, AUCTlONkl
liaA Eve Street NOrthMeat.
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nus i4Ss S"E Eve ssrsst 4 sYS SorsSSei ASssa
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THOS. J. OWEN e. SON. AUCTIONEERS
1426 EYE 2T NV

A. H SHILLINGTON,
Assistant Secretary.
myl2.1f. 1871 81 %. 2.2324.25
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
SENATOR GLASS
IN OPPOSITION
To ME ERGER
- WN

Al statement by Senator Glass. Of
virginia. yesterday that he had a
s'predisposition" to accept the find
ings of Or. Milo r Maltbie. who
recommended rejection Of the Har.
ley r.. Wilson plan for unifying the
local street car companies. makes
adoption OF merger at this session
OF Congress nearly out Of the
question.
Senator Glass is member Of the
subcommittee Of the Senate District
COMMITTEES which is considering the
merger With Senator Capper, Sen.
ator Vandenbere and Senator Blaine
Senator Glass makes four members
who are opposed to the Wilson plan
IS it now stands
Senator King Of Utah. the fifth
member OF the subcommittee has
not yet expressed his opinion on
the merger having been engrossed
with the debate on the Boulder Dam
bill which is of first Importance to
his native State. 1t is known. how
ever, that Senator King believes
any merger approved by the sub
committee should take care Of the
public interests involved in turning
the local transportation facilities
The Washington times., 1928-12-14

John was very frightened as he
stood in Ciymer Street police sta
tion and watched them write q
charge of Juvenile delinquency
against him. He cried 4 little when
they took him Ia the Children's So
ciety to await arraignment III CHI.
tIren's Court.
Waiter. who Il 10. was playing
with John Saturday night In Johns
home. John displayed his air rifle
and said:
'sIf yon think that's anything.
look at this
This happened to be 3S-calI-
Der revolver There was report
and Walter fell with bullet IN his
left arm John ran from HIS homo
I'm the excitement and passed the
night with relatives.
Johns father, Alexander. waived
examination. and was held Tor spe.
cial sessions when arraigned yester.
day TN Bridge Plaza court charged
with violating the Sullivan law BY
having the revolver.
The Washington times., 1928-12-14

Cincinnati the smoke-abatement
work Ii handled by officials with
no other duties. In Cleveland the
division Of smoke abatement also
controls refrigerating machinery
with no apparent harm to smoke.
abatement work other than the loss
OF time.
IN Chicago. however. the transfer
Of smoke. abatement work from the
heath department TO the bureau OF
boiler inspection has. together with
political conditions, seriously re-
duced the effectiveness Of the work.
Not a Police Function
In two Of the other cities smoke.
abatement work comes under sthe
department Of public safety: In the
others it comes under boiler insDec.
ton, public health and buildings.
respectively In none. however. was
there any indication that smoke
abatement is considered proper
function of the uniformed or crirni.
nal police.
All Of the other cities studied
makes general use of high volatile
Goals both for industrial and residen.
tial purposes. The result il far
more serious problenl of reducing
the volume Of smoke from homes
than III New York, where tar
larger proportion OF anthracite is
burned
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
Z I RI HOL IDAY
HOPEDEOR

President Coolidge and his cabi-
net have an opportunity to present
Government employees with Christ
mas present in the form cf holi.
day the day before Christmas when
thev meet at the White HOUSE
Jay.
II always has been the custom TO
grant sueh holidays by Executive
order. In recent years the Govern
n,ent offices have closed at noon
the day before Christmas. 4 so
happens. however. thar. Christn .s
this wear falls on Tuesday. This
has given rise to 4 hope that en-
pIoyes can have three days off With
out going back to work Tor 4 rev
hours between the week end and
Christmas Day. ...
The washington Navy Yard will
shut down December "A and w. q.
The, employees there. however will
have to Z iuc4 le two days from
their annual leave.
The Washington times., 1928-12-14

The results of this study have
been placed before the board ot
directors of the association.
The study shows that several
cities have gone further than has
New York in setting up smoke
abatement machinery. The facts
will be used in the consideration
Of 4 revised plan for smoke abate.
rnent which Health Commissioner
shirly w. Wynne IS expected to
place before the mayor.
The new health commissioned has
announced that in principle he Is In
accord with the proposition sub,
mitted by Health Commissioner
Harris some time ago for the crea-
tion Of division OF smoke abate-
ment.
Survey Findings
These findings Of the association
are summarized:
ID the cities studied except
New York give control over install.
.lation of fueEburning apparatus.
This preventive control would be
given under the proposed plan.
III of the cities studied except
New York, are following the policy
Of education and persuasion to get
results rather than relying upon
court prosecutions. This Is likewise
a part OF the Harris plan.
I'm st. Louis. Pittsburgh, and
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
Woman Finds Tinsmith
Dead iii Basement Shop

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. A
woman entering the basement tin
shop of Jacob MiIlman. II 900 North
Seventh St.. was greeted by the
.sight of the tinsmith's body sway.
ing on cIothesline tied 10 3
rafter.
The discovery was made BY Mrs.
Rose Grenfuld, Policeman dorm. ot
the Eighth ana Jefferson Streets
station cut the body down and took
ii to the Northern Liberties Hos.
pital where life was pronounced
extinct Miilman was 45 widow
and son Of III survives The man
had been HI poor health, police
learned, ana four months ago tried
to kill himself.
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
Missing Mute Found
Waving Arms in Street

NEW YORK. Dec. l4:-- Police AZ
Union city found man sitting on
the curb at Forty-seventh Street
and Hudson Boulevard. waving his
arms and making gutferai SOUNDS.
sTI,ev foeg him to North Hudson
Hospital Weehawkefl
Then Mrs. Edward Levy. a Z er.5
sey city. reported to police ina :
her brother. Joseph Simon
deaf mute. and Unable to read or
write vas nissitlg. The man at
The hospital was identified Il simon.
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
WOrnan's French Heel
Leads "a Her Arrest

NEW YORK Dec. III. Print of
4 French heel III soft earth led to
the arrest of Mrs Sophie belgrade,
"a, of Brooklyn, on burglary
charge.
she was held In $4,000 bail after
detectives had said they found
pawn tickets for 5000 worth CT
jeweIry stolen from the honae vi
En1naet Sfoney, OF Jannaica.
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
Girl Held AIS aBOOkie
After Arrest In Flat

NEW YORK Dec. 14 CHARGED
with bookfnaking, Leah stein
Brooklyn. was held III 1900 bail in
Gates Avenue court.
Joseph Wickert of the same ad.
dress. was held Iii 1900 on charge.
of maintaining an apartment for
Gambling PURPOSES
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
Boy Shoots His Pal
And Surrenders

NEW YORK Dee IA Clutchng the hand 81 his 1year.
old sister Julia John kuzyn nine Brooklyn surrendered
himself police to the consequences Of shooting bis
friend, Walter Janosk
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
~. Y. Planningt Abate
Smoke Nuisance

NEW YORK Dec 14.-In effort to aid the municipal
authorities Of New city their attempts to solve the
smoke nuisance the merchants association has completed
survey of methods Chicago Cleveland ST Louis Pittsburgh
land Cincn !.
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
Queen 5 Cablegram
Thanks Coolidge
For Message

EONDON. Dec. Il d.N.S''.--
Queen Mary sent the following
cahlegram to President coolicge
today in response to cahlegfam
from the President to King George.
hoping for his speedy recovery
"The queen is most grateful 70
you. Mr.. President. for your kind
message Of which his majesty will
in due course, be inforced as soon
as his strength permits. Though
the recent operation successfully
treated one phase of the serious
illness. the consequences Of gen.
erai infection will entail many
weeks of slow anxious progress
before convalescence can be
reached,
The message was sent through
Lord stamfordham, the kings
private secretary.
The Washington times., 1928-12-14
VIEW HOTEL FOR DOVE

DOVER Del. Dec. Plans ftt
q new hotel 81 SIS rooms Tor j 4
city are being drawn By architeckg
The Washington times., 1928-12-14

over is 4 New York financial hold
ing company.
Senator Capper has stated tn't
no extensive hearings or taking Ct
testimony are contemplated. The
COMMITTEES may consider the case
ana make its recommendation for
adoption or rejection solely on the
printed documents now in hand.
The latest among these Is let
ter from Harley P Wilson who ex-
messed the belief to Senator Cap.
per that merger Is necessary and
IL. still possible.
The Washington times., 1928-11-23
Girls Can Be Pleasing
But Not So Plump,
Teacher Rules

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. Nov. 2s
1.N.sl-The pleasingIy plump
girls Of Mt. Clemens High School
will become merely pleasing, ac-
cording to an edict issued today
by Miss Edith Cooper, girls gym
nasium instructor.
As long as the girls are not
more than 20 per cent overweight.
or 10 per cent under weight, all
is well. but il beyond these fig
ures they will be given cinder
track workouts and diet tables.
been unloaded from the Whaler
Hektoria, now stationed at Decep,
tion Islands. near Graham Land
and that test flights would be made
as soon as motors and skis; were
adjusted.
The radio-cable dispatch to the
Lockheed Company shows that
both planes had been taken in the
air and that Captain wilkins now
is ready to make the first explora.
ton flights as soon as the weather
is favorable.
Capt. wilkins planned to make at
least two flights from Deception
Island to the Graham Land base.
Both planes were to oe e.. .uipp ped
with skis, although wheels and
pontoons were supplied for changed
The Washington times., 1928-11-23
DIR. George B. Woods
To Be Luncheon Speaker

DR.. George B. Woods, dean of the
liberal arts school of the American
University, will be the honor guest
and principal speaker at luncheon
of the District of Columbia Educa'
Hotel tomorrow at 1890 o'clock. He
will discuss "Cinderella's Brother"
Reports of the activities of the
recent Minneapolis convention OF
National Education Association VIII
be made by Miss Edith Grosvenor'
l.. M. Ely and Harry English.
The Washington times., 1928-11-23
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crooks and criminals Of every de-
scription, some Of them dope rum
ners.
other papers showed that Roth
stein was the mediator between two
rival New York gangs. He had re-
corded on one paper III his own hand
writing the details Of recent at.
tempt by gangsters to take him for
a ride In which they had picked up
the wrong man.
The ffiIes also disclosed his COM
nection with many labor disputes,
mostly those in which communists
were involved. Gangs were fire.
quently employed by both sides in
labor disputes and the papers show
that Rothstein was usually the 90
between.
Police admit that names. dates,
and places connected with criminal
operations can be found galore in
the Rothstein records but they re-
fused to reveal the nature of them.
They declare, however, that before
the investigation is completed, IL
will give absolute proof to the old
saying that truth is stranger than
fiction"
Meanwhile, the legal battle over
his viii between the two known
women In Rothstein's life was con-
tinued today before Surrogate
OBrien. Carolyn Rothstein, the
murdered mans widow, is contest.
ing the document which left gem
erouse slice Of the estate to Inez
Norton, ex-show girl.
Two nurses, Miss e. F. Love and
Miss NJ. Z. Goidel, who witnessed
the Unmarked deathbed will OF
Rothstein, were summoned for
court examination.
The Washington times., 1928-11-23
Old Maps of Washington
Shown at LibrarYsHere

Washing t on's growth down
through the decades is shown in a
collection of maps placed on dls-
play today in the Washingtonlana
division in the central building OF
the Public Library. The collect on
is owned by the National Capl9aA
Park and Planning Commission.
Included in the series Is q prlns
Of Washington in 1922. Points oI
interest shown include the Indian
villages. quarries and workshops Of
1856.