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New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
GRAND THEATER. HARTFORD

Chinese Jazz, with gay lanterns
hanging all about and sweet incense
li-inE from joss-s.icks: "Cottonland'
j reducing the ''Sunflower Lula =
by; "Applc Blossom Time" with
the stage set in realistic fashion and
the Temptation Chorus" of dashing
song and dance spritcs are out
standing features in "Stolen Sweets. -
the current attraction at Hartford S
l:-xh center the New Grand thea
ter all week. Harry Levine, Hebrew
comedian, paradist and eccentric
cancer and Edith Palmer. dainty
queen OF song and sprightlincss. are
rofeaturcd in this production which
has been RECALLING theatergoers from
I'll over this section of Connecticut
d'ring the past week. Cofeatured
in the leadership of an efficient
,'-,pany of burlesqucrs is Thelma
Lewis, prima donna: Bea Moore.
soubrette: William ]. Johnson, &C.
centric da-ccr and cor, dian and
Bob Leonard.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

CARD OF THAMES
We wish 10 thank all our friends
and ncighbors and especially the
employees of Landers, Frary & Clark
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

Cleopatra was the last queen Of
Egypt.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
To Hold Funeral Rites
For Suicide Policeman

New Haven. Conn. Dec. supp
Funeral services for Police Ser
geant Daniel T. Burns. who coz Nit
ted suicide here yesterday. will be
held at . local funeral parlor TO-
morrow.
Dependent over domestic difficult
ties which caused his bride OF few
months to leave him. Turns was
thought TO have brooded during his
night shift at the Westville police
station.
a few hours after he left his duties
carly yesterday. he went to The at
tic Of his Central avenue hoD.- and
put a bullet through his head with
his service revolver.
A neighbor heard a muffled shot
during the night but thought little
of it. Hours later she discovered
Burns dead.
The policeman will be buried In
st. bernard cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

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New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
PARSONS


What has been acclaimed to be
the most brilliant presentation Of a
Shakespearcan comedy ever offered
will be given at Parsons for week
beginning tonight. when The Mrs.
Fiske Company will be seen in
Much Ado About Nothing" direct
from its triumphant engagement at
the Hollis Street theater, Boston.
Mrs. Fjskc, who has been seen here
in many notable .'cations. has never
been more happily cast than in the
role OF Beatrice, the spirited, wilfnl
and altogether adorable heroine OF
this immortal play, and praise has
been showcred too, upon Ian Mac
laren as Bencdick. the confirmed
bachelor of this merry tale. Harri-
son Grey I'iske, who revised the text
TO meet modern requirements. has
made many deft changes that per-
M Of the story being told in four
acts, instead OF the usual five or
six. eliminating nothing of impor-
lance.
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New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
Turks Acquire Rail
Line Built by Germans

Constantinople. Dec. 6 up - The
Turkish government has definitely
acquired the German built Anatol-
IAN Ragdad railway which the
French ran after the armistice and
the Turks Communicated during the
Turko- Greek war. Turkey now
agrees to pay SO per cent back in
terest and four and one-half interest
on the various stocks until they ex-
pire. This purchase will make all
railroads in Turkey state property.
More than $500 people have writ
ten biographies OF Lincoln.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

CONTINUED From Fagn Seven)
meeting Wednesday night, December
II. There will be roll call and cleo
ton of officers. An interesting en-
tcrtainment is being planned. All oil
the officers first elected when the
temple was instituted, will take part
in the program.
Women to Meet
The Woman's society Of the Dris,
tol Baptist church has extended al
invitation to the women of the
IlainviIle church to attend meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 2:St
o'clock at the Bristol church parlors
Miss Pauline Harris of Ningfoo vii
speak.
Ladies' Aid Sale
The Ladies Aid society of the
PlainNille Baptist church held a sue.
cessfui sale yesterday afternoon and
evening. The decorations caused
many favorable comments. Mrs. A.
Thompson was chairman of the
decorating committee.
I'Iain,ilic Briefs
Frank Gilbert OF Woodford street
who suffered fractured hip several
weeks ago is able to sit up a short
time each day.
Several members Of Martha Re
bckah lodge went to Wethcrstield
last night to witness the degree work
there.
There will be a rehearsal OF
Christmas music at the Baptist
church Friday night at 1880 O'Clock
Anyone willing to assist is invited to
attend.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
I'lainvillc NJ. T.. church held a sue
cessful supper ard Christmas sale
last night in the church parlors.
Harold Hemingway Of Trumbul1
avenue is private chauffeur for Gov
crnor and Mrs. John II. Trumbull.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
PLA[NvDLE news

(Coutinuci From Fagn Seven)
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must be paid be-
Rata 66 8 Mills

VILLAGE OF NORTH REDWOOD, REDWOOD Col,
MINNESOTA. -
PERSONAL Property 1927 Taxes Taxes be paid be-
fore March " -
School District No. 60. Total Rate 65.5 Mills,
Amt
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= SCHOOL Dlstrct No. CO. Total Tax Rate 81 Mills.
nrash Whiian -.-............. 1873 1918
VILLAGE OF WANDA, REDWOOD COUNTY, MIMI
Personal Property Taxes Taxes must be paid be-
fore March 1st 1928.
School District No. 30. Total Tax Rate s7.s Mills.
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LIS

White Eagle Oil Co. ........... ~ 17e
White Tagle Oil Co. 10
Youmans, c. NJ Lumber Co.. .3677 626 236OJ
VILLAGE OF VESTA, REDWOOD COUNTY, MIMI.
Property be paid be-
fore March 1st 1928.
School District No. 1o2 Total Tax Rate 7s.5 Mills
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VILLAGE OF sEAFoRTH, REDWOOD CO., MIMI
Personal Property Taxes Taxes must be paid he
fore March LIST, 1928.
School District No. 104. Total Tax Rate 62s MlIs
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ate 87.9 Mills.

Personal Property 1927 Taxes Taxes must be paid be-
fore March LIST, 1929
School District No. II. Total Tax Rate s7e Mills.
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VILLAGE OF MORGAN, REDWOOD COUNTY, MIMI.
Personal Property 1927 Taxes. Be Paid Be
fore March 1st 1928.
School District No. Sc. Total Tax Rate
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Rate S7.5 Mills.

Property Taxes. Taxes Must Be Paid Be-
fore March LIST, 1928.
School District No. 95. Total Tax Rate 87.5
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VILLAGE OF LUcAN, REDWOOD COUNTY, MINI
Assessed Money & Amt. {

'ersona Property 1927 Taxes. Taxes Must Be Paid Be
fore March list, 1928.
School District No. 1os Total Tax Rate 5s.5 Mills.
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VILLAGE OF REVERE REDWOOD COUNTY, MIMI
Personal Property 1927 Taxes Must Re Paid Ra
60, fore March LIST, 1928.
School District No. Total Tax Rate 20 Mil.
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VILLAGE OF WABAsSO, REDWOOD co., MINI.
Personal Property 1927 Taxes must paid be-
fore March 1st, 1925
School District No. "a. Total Tax Rate s45 Mills.
Assessed Money & Amt. Of
Valua- Credits
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
Marriage Of Miss Dora Plenn to H. p. oshman at > p m
Polo game at Fort Brown at Q r. m.
MONDAY
Mrs. r. B. Creager and Mrs. G II. More will entertain with an in
formal bridge luncheon at FL Arco tea room in honor Of Mrs. Lucy
Pruitt of Orlando, Fla, and Mrs. Herman Kathleen of Fort Leavenwouh,
Kans.
The Missionary Society Of the Methodist church will meet in the
parios Of the church for a social meeting at $3.50. Mrs. V. L. Conrad,
Mrs. C. w. Watson and Mrs. J. X. Bull will serve IS hostesses.
The Baptist W. S. NJ will meet rs follows: Circles No and ?
ut the church, Circle No. 3 at the home Of Mrs. W G Wood IN the
Morris apartments. The lesson will be women o. the Bible"
TUESDAY
The Tuesday Tournament Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Louis
Brulsy.
The Just Sew club will be entertained at the home Of Mrs. W l.
Pendergraft.
The Hi 10 bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. S NJ. Harvey.
The Civic League will entertain at tie Chamber Of Commerce IN
honor Of the officers and members Of the Self Culture club \ = D. m.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Vim. West will honor Mrs Lucy Pruitt' the guest q Mrs Al
Parker, with a bridge luncheon at her home
Polo game at Fort Brown at 3 I. m. o the aviation field.
THURSDAY
Field day events at Fort Brown.
Benefit card Tournament at Villa Maria College given by PIT. A.
of Incarnate Word at s p m.
Do Tell club will meet with Mrs Hayden Hayes.
FRIDAY
Col. Ely will entertain with a dinner party for Mrs. Lucy Pruitt
and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Parker.
Horse show at 8 a. n. at Fort Brown.
The Friday bridge club will be entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Harbert Davenport.
SATURDAY
Dance and garden fAe hOnOring Mrs Clyde Massey and Mrs. :. ?.
Wiley at the officers club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24
Valley Society NeWs
and EUenfS

San Antonio Saturday last The
young people expect to make their
home i'm Mission, where Mrs. Hester
win be one OF the school teachers the
coming year.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Sheeler were in
Harlingen Tuesday. where Mr..
Sheeler attended the Valley Lumber
mans association.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Walker and
family spent Thursday and Friday at
Point Isabel fishing.
Nv. ID. Gross Of Northumberland,
Penn, Is here visiting nc the home
of his son Paul and family. Mr..
Gross is very f~avorably impressed
with the Valley.
Mrs. T. w. Thies returned Thurs
day from Holland.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Rome and
Mrs. Hanna and children returned ~
their home in Port Arthur Thursday,
after a two weeks visit with the
homefolks here.
Mrs. o. y. Cannon, accompanied
by her sons. o. T.. Jr.. and Bill and
her daughter. Miss Margaret. left
Thursday for n summers trip 10
California, going overland. They will
likely remain for some time.
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HARLINGEN

Mr.. and Mrs. n. =. Herren viii
leave for Albany. Monday morning
for a visit Of several weeks dura-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Matthews and
Miss Zula Matthews arc spending
IN few days i'm Harrington with MA.
Matthews parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
T. Hodge.
Mrs. j. G. Myrick ard daughters.
Josephine and Elizabeth. returned
home from a two weeks stay az Cen
terpoint. Texas. The two young
daughters OF Mr.. ard Mrs. II. H.
Adams accompanied them
Mrs. W.. MI. Waterman ~ M home.
after spending three weeks at june
ti0n
The Woman's Chamber of Com
merce Of HarlingeH will hold their
regular monthly business luncheon
at moor Wednesday. June III. at the
Woman's building. Mrs. "A. Goldam-
mer presiding. in thu absence Of the
president. Mrs. II. = Herren. One
ar the particular features will he w
talk by Miss Kate Adele Hill. Cam
eroE county demonstration agent. on
the rural club work
Mrs. III. D- ScaEo Of Brownsville.
Mrs. a.. W.. Letzerich and Miss Vera
Continued OF page five
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Rosenthal. The activities being
brought to a close By the bridge din
ner given at the Country club BY
Mrs. |. Dorfman on Wednesday re
ming.
The rooms Of the club were effec-
tive with pink and white roses and
lace fern used In such ~profusion as
to give a garden atmosphere.
The guests Of honor were present
ed with dainty prizes while the o-rd
prizes went TO Mrs. Joe Moser OF
Laredo for high score and Mrs. l.
Jacobs for low score. The gentle
mems trophies went to z. A. Rosen-
thai for lew and Charles Munder-
man the high.
The out-of-town guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rabinowitz and
Mrs. !. Jacobs Of Richmond Texas.
Mrs. Hummer and daughter Roslyn
Of Houston, Mrs. Joe Moser of La
redo and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mendlo-
vitz of Houston.
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Phone Number
Seven

informal affair at their beautiful
home north of Mission. honoring
their nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Carvejal Of Vernon, the favorite
amusement being bridge. Those pres
ent We're Misses Helen Duncan.
Alleen Gideon, Mildred B~urReon.
Mardell Parks, Elizabeth Spilman.
Joe Thies and Janet Ialdwell, Messrs.
Felix Bridges, Emil Dnensing, RAN
some and Levi Walker, Gerald
Decker, j. A. Weatherford and Nell
son Wimberly, also the honorees, Mr..
and Mrs. Carvejal.
Mrs. Mary Baskin was hostess at
an informal affair on "Wednesday
evening, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Clvde
Miller Of McAllen. who are leaving
the first Of the week for a vacation
70 South Dakota and Kentucky.
The Oroinki Bridge club met NJ
the home of Mrs. Parrish on We'd
nesday Of this week, with n four
table party. High score was obtained
By Mrs. r. X. Sheeler and Mrs. NJ.
+. Armstrong. Those present were
Mesdames X. r. Sheeler, g. M. Heard.
:. NJ. Duffie, @. ID. Eppright. q.
Nichols, Joe Carvejal of Vernon. S.
A. McHenry and Albert McHenrv.
these with Miss Barbara Payne being
out Of club guests.
Mrs Roy r. Conway was hostess Ia
the Wednesday Bridge club this
week, with two tables Of payers. Mrs.
Van Storm was the only out of club
guest.
Eighteen young people, members of
the class Of ~, gathered at the Mis-
sion hotel on Tuesday evening for
the first reunion OF the class, hold
ing the banquet and inviting several
honor guests TO share the evenings
pleasure. Talks were given by Billy
Cothran, Hugh Proctor and others,
while M and Mrs. Clifford r.
peterson furnished the musical part
OF the program. Those present were
Janet Caldwell, class president. Levi
walker, vice president, Thelma
Dohrn, Billy Cothran. Ruth Leatherg.
Thelma Ratcliff. Howard Nixon.
Mardell Parks, Helen Duncan. Bill
Cannon, Estefana Valdez, Patricio
Mendez, ArvilIa Barness. Aileen
Gideon, Edna Broyles, Ray Brasher.
Lucille Stops and Mrs. Joe Carvejal.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r..
Peterson, MI. and Mrs. Fl. Proctor.
Miss Esther Clark and Joe Carvejal.
the latter from Vernon.
Cards have been received by their
friends announcing the marriage Of
Miss Miriam Webb to Dale Hester in
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q gracious hospitality on Wednesday
evening, by Frank Goodrich and his
brother, Z. X. Goodrich, Jr., both Of
whom are home on a vacation, Frank
from the University Of Virginia
where he Is studying Law, and En-
nett from Santa Ana, Mexico, where
he is in business.
The palatial Goodrich home lent
itself admirably to the occasion, the
guests enjoying a swim in the pri-
vate pool, later to be treated to a
chicken barbecue and feast on the
estate of their hosts home. The late
hours were spent in dancing on the
Italian roof garden. An orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.
Punch was served throughout the
evening and about forty guests we're
the recipients Of, this hospitality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24
MISS MARGARET WEST

Miss Margaret West was hostess
to the younger element this week on
two occasions, the first being a
bridge party on Tuesday, honoring
Mrs. Everett Emerson Of San An
tonic, and Mrs. w. p. Withers, a
cousin of Miss West.
The second event was a buffet sup
per in honor of the visitors. Vari-
colored flowers were the setting for
this charming hospitality. An elab-
crate menu was tastefully served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24
MISSES NANNY AND
SINGER GIVE PARTY

The Misses Bernice Many and
Pauline Singer entertained with a
swimming party and a watermelon
feast on Thursday evening for about
twenty-five Of their friends.
After their swim in the Rotary
pool at San Benito they were es-
corted 10 the Many home. where the
ice cold watermelons were enjoyed.
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Mis-. Lorna 5 9s%: Cunning S 9 Getty 'A' :a..

guests Of Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr..
and MIS-. Albert Smith.
Mrs. J. L. Wortaan and daurh-
ters Marie and Jeanne left this week
for San Antonio where they will
visit Mrs. VIM. Radcliffe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24
BENEFIT CARD PARTY

Final arrangements were COM
pleted this week for the benefit card
, tournament to be given on July %,
at the Villa Maria college at y D. IA.
This tournament is to be sponsor
ed by the Parent-Teachers' ~associa-
ton Of the I%ncGrnate Word, the new
est PIT. A. in the Valley, having
only organized within the past two
months.
This is the first time that the
Villa Maria college has been opened
for any social life and the event
promises TO be one Of the most elab-
crate Of its kind given In the Valley
In some months.
Mrs. John Closner is in charge of
all arrangements with the following
committees assisting her: Printing
and distribution of tickets, Mrs. n.
/. Yates; committee on cakes. Mrs.
William Richter; ice cream, Mrs. o..
A. Mason; tables and chairs. Mrs. j..
McGoogan; tallies and pencils, Mrs.
Charles S~iedenglanz; decoration,
Mrs. Robert Wagner; telephone,
Mrs. b. kowalski; prizes. Mrs. John
Closner and Mrs. Leroy Morris.
Reservations may be made BY
pnoning Mrs. John CloSner, S7S-W,
or Mrs. Leroy Morris, 800, and Mrs.
II. L. Yates at 8l9-W.
Handsome prizes have been do
mated and q door prize will be given
to the one holding the lucky number
or his ticket.
There will be a charge OF so cents
and the proceeds will 20 TO buy play
ground equipment for the college.
DO TELL MEETS
Mrs. Harry Hollowell was the hos
tess to the Do Tell club this week at
her home on st. Charles street. Gar
den flowers Mnrn nscd Az dncnrntn
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MISSION
STAB II

EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION
The Eastern Star held their first
meeting in the new hall on FRIDAY
evening, being a special meeting held
for the purpose Of installing the
newly elected officers. Mrs. James
Gillett acted as installing officer,
with Mrs. Lettie Congdon, acting
marshal.
The following were installed: Mrs,
Mary Peterson, worthy matron; T.,
w. Halstead, worthy patron; Mrs,
Maud Hargrove, associate matron:
Mrs. Bessie Decker, secretary; Mary
Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Cora Brasher,
conductress; Mrs. Lovey Salter. as
sociate conductress; Mrs. T. q
Moore, chaplain; Mrs. Ethel Arm
strong, marshal; Mrs. Marguerite
Hardin, organise; Mrs. Eva MARCEL.
Ada; Mrs. Margaret Halstead, Is
ther; Mrs. Louise Longwell, Martha;
Mrs. Corinne Johns, Electa; Mrs.
Stella Douglass, warder, and Mrs.
Helen Dawson, sentinel.
At the close of the ceremonies ice
cream and waters were served to the
new officers and other members IN
the retiring worthy matron and wor-
thy patron.
The STARS" are very enthusiastic
and have great hopes for making this
a great year in its membership, due
IN a great measure 10 the convenience
es prepared for them in the new
temple. they having been badly han
dIcapped for lack Of space in the old
hall.
BENEFIT BRIDGE
Mesdames Al Volz, Sheldon Smith
Olin Rome, Clarence Bourgeois. Saw
age, and Miss Mamie Rome were
h~ostesses at a benefit bridge given
BY p Catholic Daughters OF Amer
lea at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Volz
on Thursday evening. Eight tables
OF guests paid for the privilege Of
playing, Mrs. j. b. Hester obtaining
high score for ladies, while her hus-
band captured high for men. Mrs.
Sheldon Smith was the low score and
gained a token Of remembrance.
The play Melted the Daughters
quite a nice sum, which will be an
Piled 90 swell their fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Parish we're
hosts on Wednesday evening at an
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and the dining table was charming
with its floral decorations from which
n luncheon was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24
FRANK AND Z. X. GOODRICH
HOSTS TO JUNIOR SET

The coterie Of sub-debs and eligi-
bic young bachelors we're extended
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MISS PLENN. BRIDE
ELECT, HONORED

Miss Dora Plenn, q June BRIDE
elect. has been the recipient Of MANY
delightful eourtesies the past two
weeks, among them being the dinner
bridge given by Sam and Leon Perl,
q bridge luncheon rendered by Mrs.
.. n. E~reudenstein and Mrs. z. A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24

Mrs Roy p. Conway was hostess Ia
the Wednesday Bridge club this
week, with two tables Of payers. Mrs.
Van Storm was the only out Of club
guest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Z. McDavitt's din
ner party was an elaborate six
course dinner. The handsome table
appointments, which have always dis
tinguished this charming host and
hostess, were the striking feature
of the occasion. T~hirty-five guests
were the recipients Of this hcspi-
tally.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-04-27
Doctors Meet.

Dr. Thomas X. Conrad. Of Chevy Chase.
was elected president Of the Montgomery
County Medical Society at the spring meet
ing of the organization. held at the Mont
gomery Country Club here. with DR.. Gilbert
V. Hartley. of Rockville. retiring president.
host.
Others selected were: president.
DR.. Frank j. Br0schart. Of Gaithersburg !;
secretary treasurer. DIR. Jacob W. Bird. OF
Sandy Spring delegate to the annual
meeting of the medical and chrurgical
faculty OF Maryland. Dr. James +. Deets.
Of Clarksburg. and DIR. Conrad. alternate +:
censOrs. DIR. William T. Pratt and Dr. c. f..
Hawks. Of Rockville. and Dr.. Claude W.
Mitchell. of Silver Spring.
DR.. Gusts Lee Hall. Of Washington. read
a paper on The Treatment Of Fractures: :"
DR.. Robert A. Keilty. Of Washington. gave
a talk on Focal Infection. and DR.. George
Abbott. Of Takoma Park. presented two I'M
usual cases Of anemia which had been cured.
The papers were followed by discussions
participated in by Drs C. G. Tumbleson,
Bird, Deets, Conrad and Broschart.
The association indorsed and decided to
promote a symposium on tuberculosis. to
be held about the middle Of May at the
Manor Club. at Norbeck. and to be pre-
coded by dinner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-04-27
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