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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
SENATORS SET
PARADOX MARK
Lead Americans in Batting
and Fielding But Rest in
Loop Cellar

Chicago. June 2.-(AP)-Bucky
Harris and his Washingto, Senator's
could well afford to study the tech
nique Of the old White Sox "hitless
wonders"
With the first seven weeks Of the
American league race ended, the
Senator's have . paradoxical record.
unofficial averages today showed.
They had the two iea1:ng batsmen
Of the circuit in Goslin and Reeves,
they had first division batting and
fielding team but were in the cellar
Of the games won and lost column.
The old White Sox collected but Z
few hits. Yet these few were con-
verted into winning runs and q pen
nant.
Goslin Increases Lead
Adding five points to his average,
Goose" Goslin increased his Iced in
the race for individual honors during
the seventh week Of plav. while
Reeves added 81 to climb from sixth
to second place. Barnes Of the SEN
ators dropped +. m second place to
fourth, being displaced by Reeves
and Kress of the Browns.
The ten leading hitters and their
averages: Goslin, Washington, .420;
Reeves, Washington, .391; Kress,
st. Louis, 1884; Barnes, Washington,
$40; Fonseca, Cleveland, .367; Duro-
cher, New York, $3.50: Ruth, New
York, .359; Galloway. Detrc.:::,; 1853;
Gehrif, New York, 1851; and E. Mil
Ter, Philadelphia. $40. OF the group,
Galloway made the larrest gain dur
ing the week, climbing from twenty
fifth to eighth place.
With George Pipgras Of the YAM
KEGS dropping his first game Of the
season during the week, old Stanley
CoveleSkie, Z teammate, took the
lead in pitching race. He has won
four games and lost none. Among
the more technical scorers, however,
Pipgras still is first with eight vic
tories end one defea' and Herb PEN
mock, also Of the Yankees, is second
with Z record Of seven and one lost.
Yanks Still Singing
The Yankees dropped five prints
in team batting during the seventh
week, but still retain their leader
ship in that department with m Nv
erage Of .31l or five points more than
Cleveland; which climbed from third
to second with Q five point gain.
Boston ousted Philadelphia from
first place in team fielding with .
$50 average.
Other leaders:
Double plays, Cleveland, 81; runs,
New York, 267; fewest opponents
runs, Philadelphia. 1l7; home runs,
New York, ~; stolen bases, Barrett,
Chicago. 8, and team stolen bases,
Detroit. 81.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
Prison Meets. Wing
Outfit Here Today

The Prison All.Stars and the
Wing baseball nine are meeting this
afternoon in : game which Is ex-
pected to be close. The Prison club
is anxious to record . win since los
ing to the Northern Pacific Shops
team Of Jamestown Memorial day.
Glenn, regular pitcher for the To-
cal nine. is expected to take tho box.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
DISCUS THROWING, GREEK in ORIGIN.
IMPROVED BY YANK and finn HUSKIES
DISCUS THROW CHAM.
PIONS

Inc olympic discus throwing
champions and their marks:
Year Winner, Country Distance
1896 Garrett, u. S. s. it.. ~ in.
1860 Bauer, Hungry 1882 80
1904 Sheridan, US. 128:lOh
1906 Sheridan. U. S. 136:l-3
1908 Sheridan. u. s. 1882
1912 Taipale, Find 1853 $40
1920 Niklander, FI'd 1867 $40
1924 Houser. US. ISIS Lie"
Greek Style
1906 Jaervinen, F'rd 1854
1908 Sheridan. u. S. 124:8
*Clympic record. Worlds Of
ficial record, 157 it., So in,
by Glenn Hartranft, u. S. (Bud
Houser, U. S.. threw 1853 IT,.
] 3-4 in. for worlds mark in
1926. but not yet accepted.
Hoffmeister. Germany. bettered
this recently with throw of l59
feet, 4 Ia inches.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
Cub Manager Fined;
Had Abused Umpire

New York, June 2.-(R)-Joe Nc
earthly, manager of the Chicago
Cubs. has been fined 500 for abuse
Of umpire dolly" Stark during the
game with the pirates at Pittsburgh
yesterday. President Heydler Of the
National League announced TODAY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02

Now that Colonel Lindbergh has
2 job he may be able to enjoy a
little leisure.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02

defeated CHARLEY Gisssr. chi.
cage. (l0). Mike 0ensene. ST.
Louis, outpointed Tommy Me-.
roon. KsaSas City, (iO).
Onaha - Tommy Cfegap.
Omaha, Knocked out Angte
Pissne. DFeoklyn. "a.
Erie, Pe-lsxis 9trrb, Erie. !
Knocked out Boets Antley, At
lsnta. Ca 90.
Evening star., 1928-08-24
MRS. ]. D. GARRISON,
D. A. R. LEADER, DIES
One of Earty Members OF
Group, Was Active in So
ciety Circles Here.

Mrs. Jennie Davis Garrison. IS, one
of two survivors Of the original ID sign
ers Of the document to organize the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
died at her home In the Ambassador
Ana rtmcnts, l7S0 Sixteenth street, yes
terday. She had been In failing health
for several years. but had been seri-
ously i'll for only short time.
Mrs, Garrison also was charter
member OF the Stonewall Jackson Chap
ter. Daughters Of the Confederacy; a
member OF the Southern Relief Society:
the Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities and had served as
treasurer OF the Pocahontas Memorial
Association for the past u years. In
connection with her work for the latter
organization she was instrumental III
raising funds for the erection OF the
Pocohontas statue at jamestown, Va, IN
1922
Active in Society.
Mrs Garrison was long member or
the Mary Washington Chapter, D. A. r.,
later transferring her membership TO
the Manor House Chapter, Of which she
was member at the time OF her death.
Mrs william d. Cabell OF Chicago is
now the sole surviving sisner OF the
document to organize the D. A. r.
Mrs. Garrison was the widow OF John
r. Garrison. first United States auditor
of Porto Rico under both military and
civil authority and at one time f1rst
deputy controller Of the Treasury. MIR,
Evening star., 1928-08-24

ana Mrs. Garrison were long active in
washington society.
She accompanied her husband dur
Ing his appointment In Porto Rico. and
while there, impressed with the need
OF a hospital for women and children,
organized a won1an's exchange for the
sale of native products. the proceeds
from which the hospital now In use
was constructed.
Aided War Victims.
Following the Civil War she was ac-
tive In aiding the Impoverished people
OF the South, organizing group in this
city for that purpose.
Born In Charles County, Md, Mrs.
Garrison was the daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson Davis.
Her mother formerly was Miss Margaret
Minor Of Fredericksburg. Mrs. Garri-
son moved here with her parents when
young girl.
She is survived by her daughter, Miss
Florence Garrison, with whom she made
her home son, Lieut.. Col. Fielding
H. Garrison, OF the Medical Corps, u
s. Army, and three granddauShters.
Funeral services will be conducted In
the Church OF the Epiphany, Episcopal
OF which Mrs Garrison was member
tomorrow morning At j. o'clock. In
ternent will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry
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On MemnrianI.

GEORGE. SARAH ELIZABETH. In sac eNt
loving reuferihrsree of our dear mofre!.
SARAH ELIZABETH GEORGE. wro let
us one year ago today. August "a. 1871
Can We help from f.elins lonely
When her voice We do not hear'
. For no words were ever sweetsr
Than the words she spoke so dear.
our hearts are sad and lonely,
Yet in rrief too deep 10 tell.
But time will come to US jooN
When ne with her may dwell.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS.
HARRIS: MAMIE NJ. II ,,., l9yins men9sr mI,yr q
Who vi arrsrtea this life is years ago, Au-
gust "a 1912.
Gone. but not forsotten
HER DAUGHTER, ETHEL c. HARRIS.
HOLLINs. MARY FRANCIS. A tribute II
love to our dear mother. MARY FRANCIS
HOLLTNS, who entered into eternal rest
two years ago today, August "a 1873
In our hearts your memory linters.
There's not : day. dear mother,
LovfNG DAUGHTER. BLANCHE SCOTT.
AND SON, JOSEPH HOLLlNs
holland. MORRIS G. Sacred TO the mem
oEsIs e oeSSid sSsSars Tsa d.ssr ems .a'ns ;
life four years ago today. August "a. is24
He lives with us in memory
And will .foreverurore.
WIFE AMI DAUGHTFR. EMMA EoI-
LAND. EVA HOLLAND WEBS.
NICHOLSON. MRS. SARAH. In loving re-
msmhrsnss Of ny saughter' Mrs SARAH AZ
day. August "A. 1923.
Oh. soft is the touch Of an ANGELS breath.
Then know that SIZE Is near.
But sweeter still Is the thought OF death.
When 7 ShslI r,ses nv sadle e y
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tc
the Health Department in the last "a hours
Alan r. and Rosanond Winslcw, boys
ftwins).
Joseph and Aneeilira Paravati. boy.
Harry l.. and Charlotte Gaines. boy. -
1eoTs srcs na ana 9oT9sn r1sa nrsssrd. boy 9o'
Henry H. and Jeanette George, 3rd. boy.
: William A. and Naomi Kearney, boy.
Walter L. and Jessie Thompson. boy.
William o. and Mary l.. Collins, boy.
Leo 3. and Marion Morris. boy.
Motley II. and Helen Barrett. girl.
Ellsworth s and Ruth Cohen. girl
George and Catharine Zevolis, girl.
Roscoe and Ruth Csttell airl.
Henry and Susie Holmes boz.
Albert ano Fannie Butler. girl.
Philip and Mabie Ma3e. airl
William L. and Marie johnson, sirl.
Guy and Irene Smalivood sirl.
Paul g. and Henrietta Barnes. hos.
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Garns Of Chants.

CARD: IoEN y. ". vi.h ts express our
many relative. and trisnds ter The kind kins
Moral tributes at the death OF cur beloved
husband and father, JOIN oh, III, CARD.
HARRoD. ESQUIRE. We wish to thank our
0UIRE HARROD and the service rendered
during his Illness. THE FAMILY. 3
JAMES. DANIEL A. ! wish to express my
sincere thanks and appreciation TO my
friends, co-workers OF the q. p. o. Bindery
Division and the merchants and co-work-
ers OF Riegs Market for their words OF
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes az
the death of my brother. DANIEL A..
JAMES. WILLIS JAMES.
MOCkABEE. MARGARET We wish to thank
our relatives, friends and the Wa3hinzton
Ierpltnal Co. for their kind sympathy and
floral offerings upon the death of our sis-
ter, MARGARET MOCKABEE.
EDWARD BOUCHER. MARY MEYERS.
SANFORD. WILLIAM q. l.. Th. family Of
WILLIAM e. L. SANFORD desire 10 ex-
press their deep appreciation TO The sew
ersl benevolent ana frsternal orxanils-
fions and all other friends for their kind
expressions OF sympathy and beautiful
noral offerings at the death ~ their Sc
loved husband. brother ano uncle .
THE FAMILY .
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Dfattls.
R0RRUTT. THr

%sa.ssday;a A9suss e: l9-@, : AZ p.m'.
BoBBITT, devoted mother Of Nellie, Lu-
tIne ana C0rnella krattIs; mother-in-iaw
r, stPssn tpsss. T. oFraoa Pa q:vqsq sse5 o.
ford and MIRA. Enmeiine rinton; the sis
ter-in-law OF Alexander steeie. Sne also
SH'a lrienas. N Fun,rsI sunday: Aasass ss ~
dhnrch, D Rev sS William, 4 rasior, pss:or.
9.iasins 1s.4, sn.s s:ivfS and friends inysl5sd
BOWIE CAROLYN HILL I'll ThurSsdhaggo; ShggorN ~; Ns
HILL Hill Z BoWiE. vrIi dsashter Of Marie olss.tt
BOWIE Interment in Moupt Carmel Gene.
fiSfyt io o,cjoeK HaIi00f0' oA'u'o''' "'"'' 80 o.
DkGSnsd @.an:sd.5. Att Aasast GsDafiiss. iss. HaEhIA
Rh3ok at6s2 t'TiRs srooks % ssEeP Ma6e three
brothers. Arthur. Ignatius and SylyeStsr'
also ho,t Of S4 sd fram i5snS Ssr st
residence. 1915 Ist st. NV, thence TO Holy
Redeemer Church AZ . am 20
CHAPLIN. JOSEPH n. On TUESDAY: August
JocsEEPPH g.. beloved husband of Mary
Peter Chapin and .ns son q bsps Ai1s Rsmsis msp
rsa rsstiSs Sso'ae' At th. s. H. Hines Co, funeral
home. 29ol i4th 1t. nv: Funeral SERVICES ncc,
At the S. II Hines CO; funeral ., home; 7eoi
pENIG, cRARLEsA. 2. On rrtdsy, y, Asfyss y rs
"a ip23, at Emersency Hospital CHARLES
A. E.. beloved son Of MAJ. RonerI -.
Denis, n. q. NJ. c.. and Maud =; klns
GsWiers NiI chapel. i73o Pennsylyanis Az, av.
nv. Funeral services viii be helo Mon.
daS. August q. exact time TO be even
later. Int.rment Arlington Nationai Gem
etery.
EsKINs. HARRIS. On Thursday. August zs'
fo2s HARRIS ESKfNS. So years OF asei
beloved father of Michael EsSlns .,
Wheelin1, W. Va, and Jacob p sn9
Bertha Eseins. Mrs. Isaac Shapiro sna
Mrs. Leroy Harris. Funeral irom i,n, IN tne
rHspeI OF Bernard DanTansky' 3ooI Itssn
At NV, Sunday. Ausust %, at II am. 20
GARRISON: JENNIE DAVIS; On On ;,ln..s Tlhsrsday; !; |;
her residence. the Anibsss,s,as92rr ibs,,s2r rAfwTs ApSTss-
ments, 1880 18th st. nv: JENNIE Dnv,,s at,sr
II FIELDING + and Tlog.:n,ess ,s. Snippsoa aspFplson
f3i7 a St W. on SATURDAY, August IS'
at ii am Intsrment private. -
uULSE, Mns. EMMA v. On Wednesday'
Arrust %, 1919, at Jamaica. L, L.. MIS-
EMMA E. HULSE, widow ~ Austlr Hliss
PmriaI services At Oak Hill. Washineton'
Friday. August "a. At o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-08-24

JoHssoN. WILLIAM A., .psp,sSrtsdn i thi; u: ".
of: 4 %fiSM An Is. josssoad sd.zs'sd
,.r. s3nd nd ! ks.t, q Sss.r i:.!, ii:is.i!y,ss, sn4
ment %ait ra9nc's 9m "ts Cemetery. '''' IS
day d. ri15sss. AsSa a e. 2 m2s esni. sso a. e.
Hlfe Of Joseph Jones: shs leaves to
father. MIR; snd Mrs, james B. B-n: j
Nellie, May and Isabel. and other Tela:
t,ves and friends friends Rsmasins a. aos
from Holy rasTsl Rsdsimsr sa'aaHay cSnTc Aas"' at
Trterrnent at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MERRICK: Ida B. Thursday. August .,
i6ic-m:n{. 'sddiers1iIls, Mo s0ndsy, Aa-
NORRIS. anna M.sY y ,es egRrIs; On w.s;;
h Torrs rsds3e: .ss 1ssrn coba ''Tyf' roid MT "
SfT''Fo msnt Pocs NcTe:s crs.s e, c:mst.rS :. PM ~
ROBINSON. ,Isn>s. M.RTHs. To- tre ofhcers ard
n ofm9f Ior g. Voc sr. RI hr.Sy nots.a R.Fss g
attend cali mse.lns Fridsy' .Agsus. q.
S.,T.s 4. 5s9 sm an =, risherni.n,s Hall; =
Lor The i1jn.ral Of sister MARTHA ROB
IMsoS ms ss 6. A. n; Funeral sgnday; An; A.;
caurch 81, PEE Zen ta2m str and n 7th SIS D Sc
BERTHA reYnrsTggnxl eAfTATn R :, BsowN' G. NJ
RoCK, GoRGlH WARREN. On Fridayy:
HsIo's = sa' M.. .s az GORGE 5siae2S;R %RRGs Rfsa
aauss.r Tla9. q s ts Il: IL: IL: as siSaIss
and Edwardina S. warren. and sister OF
Rh RRhiltR 3 Warren Notice Of funeral lstsr'
fG.5Ss rMkesRFsfE zsss s
FioREScE 5fsne eERrRs9SipE, fsSi ifsal BELOVED daash:
ter. of Dayid z and the late Nellie C.r- I-
hsF hsrs n o me n. s7a ehsp. gsir T? her fEs frEssv
.ns T:a.iy. e5n.{..s.s s1s fS.na; invited In
.sCHauS: ROSE MARIE. On FRIDAY, AggEuns.t.
q. 1928. ~ Providence Hospital, ROSE
MhRE schsd s Kro r. o'ysa Ssc. vtf # Fl cfs
'- hereafter.
sCHIERLQH. CLARA MAY. On THURSDAY.
oss hseri5 H9snts S1 2s8 cfARA NAT soaIEsIoa
ased so years. beloved vii. Of. the late
Herman sfh:rlo5 sG Funeral from sro ,n:
2s. At z pm Relstiy.s .na friend. IN.
| terry.
So free from I'll pain
But ell in vain.
stood beside her dyinK bsd
And watched her night and day,
Until at last with broken heart
I saw her. slowly pass aTa-
DEVOTED NrECE, VIRGTE BROMLEY.
sORRELL. BESSIE MAY. on Thursday,
AuguSt a.. 1928, at her residence. 9i5 18th
St Sc. BESSIE MAY. aged 81 years, be.
loved wife OF william Sorrei Funeral
from the above residence SATURDAY.. Au-
gust IS, ct 2. pm. Relatives and friends
Invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
VAUGHN. LOUISA FLINT. Entered into
4. eternal rest on THURSDAY. August 49, 92S'
at the residence OF her DAUGHTER. Mrs.
nv. Soe' LoufsA Flint VAUGHN, widow 81
the late Francis w. vaushr. in her sishti-
eth. year Funeral from CALVARY Eapti-t
Church. SATURDAY.. AUGUST %. ~ 2 m.
|. Intermsnt In Rock Greek Cemetery. A'
WEAVER. LEON. Suddenly, or. THURSDAY:
Auaust % 1929. ~ his residence. 1902
Park pl. ne. LEON. beloved brother q
Cora A. W.aver Funeral services viii
Be held at Zttxhorst's funeral parlcrs. 3oi
East Capitol st. on Saturday. August 25'
at q pm: Intermert Glenwood Centetery
wRoE. MARGARET 2: On THURSDAY: Al:
gust %. 1929. st 7:3s pm.. at EMERGENCY
Hospitai. MARGARET r, .ased - vsars,
wife Of shs lste Capt. Caarles r. P. -Wree.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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BRIcADlERs ASSIGNED.

Brig. Gen. Lytle Brown has been re-
lieved from duty with the 18th Brigade
a. Fort Sheridan. H.. and assigned to
the command of the 10Th Brigade at
Camp Gatum, Panama Canal Zone, ef-
fectiVe November %.
Brig. Gen. Samuel d. Rockenbach
commanding the I'd Cavalry Brigade al
Fort Bliss, Tex has been assigned to
the command of the I'd Field Artillery
brigade at Fort Sam Houston, Tex
and Brig Gen. Walter c. Short. com
manding the I'd Brigade at Madison
Barracks. N. Y. has been ASSIGNED &c
the command of the I'd Cavalry bfigaoe
at Fort Bliss. Tex Gen. Rockenoacn
formerly commanded the district o'
washington.
Evening star., 1928-08-24

Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 70
sarah MARKS az. ST EllSaheth's Hospital
pieiro uiuffridA 10. sA3s Ga. ave
John J Mcfiett. 30, United States Naval
Hospital
Nlckoisos NJ, snsliicsis, %. ceeEse wash.
Nsry AiSrisht 40, sihlsy HoSpltal
Charles REYNOLDS. 30, United states Vete
erana' Hospital -
Maraarst West, si, Home for Assd and
cseorss ssunaers. 70. asoe sheriff Ed ne
Roser h Cole. 81, taae Ard u, s.x.
John n EnbLnsan. ~, FTtsamen's Hospital,
Edward nAIAss, ~. s4iA NJ a.
Catherine fasns. A. .Efesdnsns MnspisaL
Nary Z, Dyson. month";. efS Acker q. ne.
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THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia--Probably snow
ers tonight and tomorrow; signify
warmer tonight: cooler tomorrow after
noon and night; moderate. Soutn ana
southwest winds.
West Virginia--Showers tonight ana
probably tomorrow morning. cooler IN
vest and slightly warmer In extreme
east ncrtion tonight; cooler tomorrow
Maryland--Shower tonight and prob
sbly tomorrow morning: cooler tomor :
row In central and west portions; mod
eret. south winds.
Virginia--Showers probably tonight
and tomorrow: slightly cooler tomorrow
In west portion; moderate southeast
| and south winds
Record for Twenty -four Hours.
Thermometers pm, rs: PM. 73:
'I2 midnight, 6s; I am, 80; AM o.
| noon, TO-
Baron,eter-4 pm. 3o.i3: 8 pm.
3oi2; II midnight. 30.i2: am, 5o.ll;
| 8 am, 3o14: noon, 3o.14.
Highest temperature, 70. occurred at
Lowest temperature - occurred at
4:30 am. today.
Humidity at 2 pm. 80.
Temperature same date last year--
Highest. "a. lowest, %.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today--Low tide, e:lS am. and e;5l
pm; high tide. all am and 2:42 pm:
/ Tomorrow=Lov tide, 1910 am. and
Iio;l5 pm; high tide, S:o4 and 5;37
pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose S2e am: sun sets
6:Sl pm. =.
Tornorrow~-Sun rises $50 am; sun
sets $50 pm.
Moon rises 2;35 pm: sets IL so pm,
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition az the Water.
Great Falis--Very muddy.
Harpers Ferry--Potomac very muddy,
Shenandoah very muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
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Chew Chase Vie,c has

Chevy Chase Viey has
|. Desirable location on Connecticut avenue
in the Chevy Chase section.
2. Several hundred feet elevation above
Washington with an ideal. year. round
climate--coolina breezes in Summer.
g. An enhancing view OF the surrounding
countryside.
4 Substantial home builders as residents
making here one of the most interesting
communities in suburban Washington.
& Ruildins restrictions require lOO.f. lots
that dive room for spacious lawns and
gardens, and privacy.
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CHEVY CHASE
nsa4siss SaAsGs VIEW S;;:::';: 5;:: *.
AUCTION
Monday, Aug. II
A
Beginning at 10 AM.

f. l. b n conveniences-Hard.su
streets-Wa Water-Sewer-El
7. Unusual transportation facilities with
Capitol Traction Co. right at property and
Metropolitan branch of B. s.. o. at nearby
Kensington.
S. Is minutes down Connecticut avenue to
the White House. Boulevard all the way
no stop signs
9. This section controlled in plating, zon.
ing and creation Of new parks by Mary.
land Park and Planning Commission in
corporation with National Capital Park
and Planning Commission for the Wash.
ineton Metropolitan area.
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FIyTIIRE

Georgetown Lutheran Sunday school
will hold its third annual picnic tomor-
row in Rock Greek Park, section BIB,
Reservoir Grounds, Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets. Members and friends will
meet At the church. Wisconsin avenue
and Volta place. 80 pm. Free bus ac-
rommods tions from church 10 grounds,
Evening star., 1928-08-24

The Hillard Jubilee Singers oi GIN
cinnati, Ohio, will gave concert III tne
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Yer
mont avenue between q and r streets
at 8: so O'Clock tonight,
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TWO HELD IN AUTO THEFT
Hysttsville Kesioen' "ar"s
Garage Men who Capture Suspects


sp.c,sl Dispatch Ia The star
HYATTSVILLE Md, August "a. ---
Charged with the THEFT OF an au.on,o-
hiln hsloncius 10 Lustine-Nicholson
Motor Co, OF this place two young men
describing themselves as James White;
20 Of s2ol Oak street, Baltimore, ana
William Hoffman, -, of 2224 Barclay
street baltimore, yesterday were nelo
hv Justice OF the Peace ~eorge Phiiaps
for hearing next wednesday netofe
Judge j. Chew Sheriff III the Ponce
Court here In default OF bond they
we're committed to the BiaoensoofS
tail .,. .r
,hs garage said he noticed the young
men setting into the car and, douhon9
Il was theirs, notified the garage a
narty from the garage gave chase ana
overlook the young men Al BerNyn.
Evening star., 1928-08-24

National Review, Womans Benen.
Association. will hold A card party. y
o'clock, at the clubhouse, 1850 Massa-
chusettS avenue.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

A card party for the benefit OF st
James Catholic Church, Mount Rainier
Nd, will be given this evening III tne
church auditorium. Thirty-SeVcntn
street and Rhode Island avenue, Mo'
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Counts!
morning, noon and night =.

In the your business the OF your home
in the happiness family their freedom to enjoy the
health that comes from life of doors; the security OF
YOUR investment in suburban home and grounds lhe
of the famous Chevy Chase residential ana cuo
section counts superlave degree.
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FOUND.
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FOR LOST ANIMALS, apply Animal Fescsmn' sosn
iessue, aAa MARYLAND ave sM.----MAllll1-2S sM. Nail 22eS
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GLASSES, shell rim, blue case: front tax
Glands linton sta. Reward r. a. Jsr.lS'
r~snns Ska Yfpjhn station. -
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r,,.r -sTs. -h,Sck and Brown female, With
1tnn,,sua1 r,e rtinSs an face Liberal reward
fcr return to 1900 37th ST. NV. Or informa-
tiop Phone Potomac 1904. ....
Evening star., 1928-08-24

DIAMOND RTNo. vicinity Of i3th snd e 9
sft nr Eeeht's suitabie reward q. keHrs y
mann, security savings Bank, attn ahn ana.
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cAT-Laree black and. brown female. w,,H "a
fcr relurn to 1900 37th st. NV, or intorma-
lion Phone potomsc 1854. --.-~ ~---,--.,
DIAMOND R1No.- vicinity q isth snd .s' g
mann. Security Savings Bank ath ahns
Sts NV. --------.--- -.
GLASSES. she'll rim, blue ease IRON, Lsx'
stands, Union sta. Reward r. A. JssIIsiS'
Room 253. Union station ..--~-.---
HOUND Lsrae blszed face. lemon and white
xnnttsd hound; strayed from 500 Forn -.
NV. SATURDAY.. Kindly inform j. n Nor'h'
ann Fern st. NV e. ------.. ..,.-<.--zz--,.
KEYS-Bunch Of keys at lst and CanaI e's
sw Reward. North 1858. --...---,~-.--,
P0cYETBooK was lost. in Coldenberss
Shoe Dept wednesday: rlesse ssstu,,aa W.T. ~
NV Phone Adams 1877. 7.--.-------v...-.
POcKETBOOK, black leather. lost wee wee
from car in Monument Grounds. containins
$40 bill and small change. RewaTSc ,drtes res
turned 70 Mrs. II. B, Watkins sos 1"'h
st. NV, Aut. 26 -- ---..--.--------
POLICE BADGE. No $50, on street Reward
II returned to r, T. Rees. 1853 a.. sc.
PONY. brown mare. 10 years old: one rear
shoe MISSING w F. Burke, 22o4 Lawrence
St ne - -. ="
WATCH. lsdys. Glen Echo. Wed. evenins'
Aus % Phone Georgia 2264, .-.,.
WRIST WATCH Elgin, white gold, and INK
chain. nionogrammed NJ. " r. IN Frsncn
AZ Glen Echo Wednesday. August "a. Fles@
return Reward. Adams i737-I 90
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HOUND Lsrae, biszed face. lenorno ano whits
NV, Saturdav Kindly inform j. y North'
Evening star., 1928-08-24

POCKETBOOK was lost in Goldencere
shoe Dept Wednesday. Please .return WIZ
reward 10 Mrs Elsie q. Nash. 322l 18TH 81
- ~ Phone Adams i1JT
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xEys--punch AZ KEYS at ist and Canal ats
sv Reward North 1858. -
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rom frmNa car e DM In Mcnument Grounds. contsinins
SO bill and small change, Reward II ,Gp- pe-