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The Washington times., 1929-02-04
First u. S. Aircraft Show
Qnens in New York Today

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 .S1.--
Famous fliers Of the United States
were converging on New York to-
day to attend the first organized
aircraft show ever held in New
York.
The show will open wednesday in
Grand Central Palace with new
model airplanes, engines and acces-
sories of nearly all American air.
craft manufacturers on display.
The aviation show is under the
auspices of the Aviators Post Of
the American Legion.
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DISTANT STATIONS

sB--Atlanta--7fO-f0B
IO;0O--N. h. c. system.
i1:45--Brown's Orchestra.
M--Chicago-77O-3s0
9.Oo--Classics.
g;3O--ChieaRo Orchestras.
1O:O0--Colonial PFoEram.
1O,3O-Lombardo's Orchestra.
A, NJ
1:Oo-Night Club.
N--ChicagO--7e0-418
S:30-wEAF Program.
O:30-Recital
ii:0O--Tomorrow's Trib.; Hungry
Five.
11:sO-Baritone; Concert ana Dance
Orchestras.
12.O0-Dream Ship: Dance Music.
observation-disclosures
S:30-Singing Party.
9.O0-Water Witches.
$50 Musical Program.
10.0O--Concert Orchestra.
1O:sO-Choral Music.
11:OO-WLS Hippodrome: Popular
ChicaEO-65Or441.6
n:l5--Concert Orchestra.
11:g5--Aerials.
l2:OO--Dance Orchestra.
-CinCinnati-5OO-42B
$500 -Minstrels
S:3G---N Il. c. system.
IO;0O-Hamlton Club.
1O,20---IIauer's Orchestra,
1l:OO--Slumber Music.
12:00--Gibson Orchestra.
12:30-W. L. & w
1:OO-Thies Orchestra.
WRAP--FOrt Worth --800-3TB
9:OO-Pianist; Maytag Ramblers
W0S-JeFfersOh Clty-630L476
1O:OO-Christian.
11.0O--Orchestra.
KFAB-IineOln-55O-
11:0O--Memory hour.
.384
s.30-N b. G. system.
Dance Munto
WTMJ-Milwaukee-
9.S0--N. b. c. system.
12:0O--Dance orch@stra; Organ.
WCCO-BIpIs. st. Pant-810-35O
lO:S0--Hamline U. Hour.
ll:00--Musical Program
I2:00--Erickson's Orchestra.
yIIIe--650-
9:00-Craigs Orchestra.
9:30--N. b. c. system.
1030--Courtesy Program
III 1;00--WSM Orchestra.
KWKH--Shreveport-
s.30--Studio Program
ShenandOah--S0O-33
10s00--News: Concert
KNIOX--St Louis--I09O-sTS
s:O0--Columbia Network.
A11;0O--Ntght Club.
12;40--Wylie's Orchestra.
KSTP-St. PaHI--1460-2O5
S:38-WEAF program.
11:00--Amos m Andy.
1I:15-Danee program.
1;00-Midnight Club.
-BOstOs--12SO-s44
7:S0--Hawaiians.
S:00--Columbia Network. Vi
1t:00--News; Meyer Davis orches-
11:45-Gailagher's Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
7:s0--La Fayette Theater
S:30--Masqueraders.
S:00---Dance Music: String Ensemble.
10:39--organ; supper music.
Observation-Disclosures
T:a0--WGY program.
S;00-Columbia Network.
11:00--Dance Music.
WFLA--Clearwater-
s:OO--Operetta "FIorida."
10;S0--varied program.
WTAM--ClevelanSl--
S:00--WEAF program.
iI:00--Lowe's program.
11.a0--Dance Music
WGHP--DetrOit-1220
s:3e-Columbia Chain.
11:00-Dance music.
12:00--Organ.
WJR--DetF0it-55O-4O
7:s0-WJz program.
s'00--Entertainers.
9:30-WJz program
10:G0-Vets OF Foreign Wars.
10:39-Easy Chair Hour
11:00--Amos m Andy. news.
11:15-Dance music.
KDKA-E. Pitts5urgh--9SS-506
7:30--N. B. C. system.
10:00-Wm. Penn Orchestra
WCAE--PittsburEh-
7:4O--Unele Gimbee.
~ soon. B. c. system
WHAM--ROchester-
SOON. b. C. system.
s:00--Courtesy program.
9:30--N b. C. system.
~ 10:00--SInith's Orchestral: news.
The Washington times., 1929-02-04
Girl Communist Denied
Dinlnna on Graduation

NEW YORK, Feb. Array Fox,
IS, member of the Communistic
Young Pioneers of America, has been
denied her diploma at Public School
No. SO because she failed to recite
all the pledge of allegiance to the
American Flag, she said yesterday.
Uray maintains she meant no dis
respect and that her failure to recite
the pledge in unison with the rest Of
her. class was due to absent minded
ness ON my part.
The Washington times., 1929-02-04
SQUAW
TELLS SOME
SECRETS
BY DOROTHY HERZOG
Copyright. is7s Premier Syndicate.
IueN

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Feb. S.
"IlI tell you all the dirt, but II
you say told I'll swear / never
did"
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BEST PROSPECTS

T;1B p. m.-St. Ceeefia's En-
semble-WLWL-New York t2s3l.
p. m---KIO Minstrels-WLW-
Cincinnati (42B).
p. m.-strinG Quartet. Edwnrd
Jendrek, tenor sOloist-WBAI--
Baltimore t283l.
I0:3Q p. m.--Recital. Henry Sell
niger. vi0linist --- WGN - Chicago
CHAIN PROGRAMS
p. m.-Hal Kemp's Hotel Man
ger Orchestra. New York--WEAF,
WGY. VITO. WAR. WTAG.
BY DANES O.. Macdonald, New
York - WEAF, WFAA. WTMJ,
WOW. WKY; Roxy and his Gang,
WIZ. WIZ, WBZA. WBAII,
WHAM. KDKA, WRC. WJR.
KWK. WREN, WIS. WsB. WBT,
). m.-The Voice Of Furestone.
New York--WEAF. WRC. WEEI,
VITO. WJARs WTAG; s.ls; wsCH: y, MGR.
WyVJ. voc. KYW. KSD. WOW.
WDAF. KVOO. WFAA. KPRC
WOAI. WHAS. WSM. WSB. WBT.
WAN. WRVA WTMJ. KSTP,
WEBC, WKY; the music Room.
In Columbia program. NAFAIl,
WOR, WNAO. WEAN, WE'LL
WMAK, WAS. Wade. WMAQ,
KMON, KMBC. KOHL. WLBW!
WCAU. WGL. Wink WISN.
New York. WTEAF. WRC. WEEI
WILT WGY. WGR. WTAMs WyFJ.
.WGN. voc, WDAF. KsD; Auto
mobile Duo Disc Dn0. WIZ. WBZ,
WRZA. WRAL WHAM, KDKA,
WLW, WJR. KYW. KWK. WREN.
KOAi Ceeo COuriera. in Columbia
program. W1iAL, etc.
8 D. m.-Physleal Culture. In
Columbia program tWMAL. etc.l.
0:3O D. m.-General NJ OF 0rg
WRC. WEEI. WTIC, WAR. WTAG.
WGsH, WILT. WGY, WGR. WCAE,
WTAM. WWJ. WC2N. KsD. wow,
WDAF. WFAA, KPRC, WOAI,
WTAM, WSNI, WSB. WHIT. WAX,
WTMJ, KSTP, KOA, KsL. KGO,
KPO. KHQ, KFI, KGW. KOMO,
voc, WHO'D, WHAs. KV0O,
eWKY); Chesebr0uEh Real Folks
(WJZ, WBZ. WBZA. VIAL
KYW, KWK. WREN: VttaphOne
Jubilee Hour. In Columbia program
(yvMAI.. etc.D.
10 D. m.--HanIS simmons Show
Boat, in Columbia program
lNMAL. etc.l.
1850 D. Ill.-- Empire. Bullderss
New York (WEAF. WRO WEEI,
WTIC, WAR, WTA(9 NVESH,
WILT, WGY, WGR, WCAE. WTAM
WWJ, KSD. voc, KSTP. WOW.
WTMJ, KOA, WHAS, WHIT, WSB.
WFAA KPRC, W0AI. KSL, WEBC.
KPO. KSO, KFT. KCWs KHQ,
KOMO, KYV, WKY1.
III b. m.--Nati0nal Grand Opera,
ssAIgRlala." New York lpVEAF,
WRC, WGR. WWJ, KSD, WFAA,
WRvA, WAX. WKY); SIumber
Muslc. IN Columbia pr0Era m
tWMAL. etc.l.
DANCE MUSIC
0:5O D. MS. 8. Silver State Or
eIlestFa (WOIs. 229l.
10 .. m.--COlOnial Dance Music
(WOL. 2a9I.
il D. m.--SIcVilIiams' swanee
Orchestra (RAllAL. AT6).
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
c. NJ. 7. {. PLANS
LAST REVIEW

FORT WASHINGTON. Nd, Aug.
2.-The final battalion review of the
1929 Citizens Military Training Camp
here Is scheduled for today before
representatives of patriotic societies
and former service organizations of
the Capital.
Following the review there will be
presentation Of 100 awards, including
scholarship at Carnegie Institute
Of Technology, Pittsburgh. Other
awards will be the commander.in-
chief medal, donated by the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars; the citizenship
medal, donated by the Baltimore
Clvitan Club, and a baseball auto.
graphed by all the members of the
New York Yankees, donated by Babe
Ruth.
The last maneuver, a sham attack
upon Fort Humphries, took place
yesterday. 1t was carefully worked
out military problem involving an
attack from Fort Meade of the
Blue" army, consisting of the entire
C. M. T. C. battalion of $50 men,
against the Red" troops at Fort
Humphries. The RED" army con-
sisted of seasoned regulars of the
Twelfth Infantry, stationed at Fort
Washington
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
NAME CARNIVAL
DATE MONDAY

TAKoMA, PARK, Md, Aug. a.
Members Of the Tokoma Park Cham.
ber Of Commerce will meet Monday
night to further preparations for the
second annual carnival and parade
to be held some time, during the last
week in September. 1t is expected
that the exact date will be an.
nounced.
It is planned to have more and
better music and additional fea.
lures which will insure the success
of the undertaking. Included in the
program will be popularity contests,
athletic events and a monster pa
rade with floats representing the
various business enterprises Of Ia
koma Park.
According to G. w. Bonnette,
chairman of the second annual cele'
bration committee, definite an
rouncement of the plans will be an
nounced Monday night. Mr.. Bon
n@tte has selected the following vice
chairmen who will in turn choose the
personnel Of their own committees.
Finance, A. D. Grubb; reception
Rev. H. II. Votaw; advertisement
J. W. Coffman; police and permits,
II. s. Thornton; decorations, Milton
Derrick: speakers, H. B. Hendrick
program, DR.. J. W. Voelker; baby
contest, DR.. W. A. Shannon; prizes,
r. C. Miller; athletics, M. r. Adam
aon: property, r. M. Iverson: cleo
tricity, r. L. McDormand;. judges
o. w. Youngblood, and civic groups,
II w Whitaker
The Washington times., 1929-08-02

Leave granted the following; Capt.
carroll q. Riggs. Coast Artillery Corps.
enc Aonth and IL days. September 8,
1855: seGond Lieut.. Dixon NJ. Allison,
AIR corps two months. August is. 1929;
wirst Lieut. James A. Mcpison, Air
Esepu, extension one month; Capt.
gohn C. woodland, Medical Corps, two
hnsnths and % days. September /. 1929;
col. Stanley d. Embick. General staff
Eorps, one month. August s, 1929;
Lieut.. Col. Clark Lynn, adjctant gen
erals department, one month, August
3. 1929; First Lieut.. Harold +, Miller,
Corps Of Engineers, Fl days, Septem-
ber /, 1929; Major william z. Shsdd,
sr.. General, staff Corps, one day,
August 3, 1929; Capt. John q. Bellinger.
jr.. ordnance department, seven days,
August /, 1929; Major Walter r. Nc
August 81, 1929.
Col. Moor N. Falls. infantry. to Chi
1oi Alfred A. starbird, General Staff
Corps (field artillery to his home No
Veriber 13, 1929, and await retirement.
Resignation by Capt. Edward James
Turgeon, y. S. A., retired, accepted by
The promotion of the following Off
GERS is announced, Orlando ]. Posey,
Medical Corps, captain to major; Daniel
Franklin, Medical Corps, captain to
major; Give p. Mueller, Medical Corps,
captain to major; William w. McCaw,
captain to major; Andrew E. Donovan.
Veterinary Corps. lieutenant colonel to
colonel
Second Lieut.. Rudolph e. smyser, 1r.,
Corps Of Engineers, to Fort Logan, Col,
September Is, 1929.
Major Lloyd N. Keesling, Air Corps,
20 Letterman General Hospital Preside
of San Francisco. -
Major Paul r. Dawson, Cavalry, to
Sew York, October S, 1929.
Capt. George H. Schumacher, Quarter
master Corps, to Fort Monroe, Va.
Major william o. williams, Infantry
with ouartermaster Corps), on duty at
Fort Monroe, Va, relieved.
Second Lieutenant Luke W. Finlay,
Corps Of Engineers, to Fort Mcintosh,
Tex, September Is, 1929.
First Lieutenant Thomas e. White
hsad Cavalry, Quartermaster Corps to
Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Second Lieutenant William d. Smith,
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Navy Orders

Lieut.. Comdr. John NJ. Ashley, to Naval
War College. Newport r. l., August 81.
Lieut.. Comdr. Harold O'D. Hunter, con-
tinue treatment at Naval Hospital. Nor
folk, Va
Lieut.. Comdr. John r.. Peterson. jr.. ia
u. S. 5. Oklahoma, October l.
Lieut. Comdr. Frederick d. Powers, ia
command U. $. s. Hubert, August is.
Lieut.. Comdr. Glenn r. Strickland. 10
command U. S. s. Gilmer.
Lieut.. Arthur T. Brill to home.
Lieut. William J. Graham, to Naval
Training Station, San Diego, August 20.
Lieut. Earle v. Hand. to receiving ship
at San Francisco.
Lieut. Thomas Macklin. to Naval sta
tion, Guantanamo Bay Cuba. October 1.
Lieut.. Charles w. Styer, to Submarine
Division 20, August 81.
Lieut.. Max Welborn, to VB Squadron
1-B. air squadrons, battle fleet
Lieut.. Harry A. Wentworth, to home.
Lieut.. (junior gradO LeMerton e.
Crist, jr., to University OF Michigan
Ann Arbor. Mich, August %;
Lieut.. Junior Krade) Harold D.
Krlck, to University Of Michigan, Ann
Arbor. Mich, August %.
Ensign David J. Walsh, to resigna-
ton acceted to take effect on septem-
Comdr. Charles w. o. Bunker IN. c.,
to u. S. S. Relief.
Lieut. Corndr. Arthur Freeman (M. c..
to U. s. s. Galveston. August ~;
Lieut.. Comdr. Leon c. Frost Cd. C),
to Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N H., sep
Lieut.. comdr. Edward A. Hyland
ID. C.), to U. s. S. Dobbin, September
IS.
Lieut.. Comdr. Francis I. Long (D.C),
to Sixteenth Naval District, Septem-
ber 80.
navy yard, Puget Sound, Wash, Sep
tember, II.
Lieut.. Robert r. Crees I'd. c., to
u. s. S. Chaumont, September TO-
Lieut.. Henry c. Lowry I'd. CO.. to
q. s. s. Mississippi. September IL.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 90

DETACHED corner In TakOma Park Md. !:
rooms, sleeping porch. tile bath. ga
rage. beautiful shade. modern throughout
wilt exchange for house in D. C. Phone
Nat. 1917. ewes; CIeve. 50SS.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Mount Vernon Avenue
ReOpened for Traffic

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE, Aug. 2.-Mt. Vernon Ave
nue., which for the past month has
been closed from Four Mile Run to
Columbia Pike to permit widening
and resurfacing, was opened today
to traffic. -.
That section from the Little Tea
House to Columbia Pike will remain
closed to allow for the extensive fill
made necessary to widen the road at
that point to settle,
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Engineer Company
To Build Hoover Road

CULPEPER, Va, Aug. 2.-Ninety
enlisted men and four officers Of
Company A, Thirteenth Engineers,
under Capt. Harley Lathon, passed
through here yesterday en- route
from Camp Humphreys to the
Hoover fishing camp in Madison
county. :.
The company has been assigned
to the presidential camp to do road
maintenance and construction as a
part Of their engineering training.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
District Guardsmen
Stage Mimic War in Va.

FORT MONROE, Va, Aug. q
Air maneuvers by the Sixtieth Coast
Artillery Antiaircraft Regiment, D.
G. National Guard, began here to.
day.
Col. Isaac c. jerks, National
Guard officer of the Third Corps
Area, Baltimore, viewed the maneu-
vers. Airplanes from Langley Field
are towing the targets at which the
District boys are shooting.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
WILL VISIT ORCHARDS

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. q
Three hundred fruit growers from
New York State will come into
Western Maryland in an automobile
caravan on August 6, on an in.
spection trip sponsored by the New
York State horticultural Society
and allied bodies. They will travel
from Rochester to Charlottesville,
Va, visiting the fruit, growing sect
ions and horticultural colleges en-.
TolJte
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Eye Infection Kills
Navy Officers SOr

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Aug. John
r. Palmer, jr., 10, son of. Lieut.
Condr. John r. Palmer. U. S. N,
stationed at the Naval Academy.
died here last night in the Annapolis
. Emergency Hospital as the result of
an infection over his eye. He en-
tered the hospital Monday night.
He was a member of the Navy
Juniors, a club made up Of sons of
naval officers, and was considered
g clever boxer.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02

wlNCHEsTER, via Alex. Middleburg. and
UpperviiIe Valley line connections: leave
7:30 a. m, IL noon, 4 80 p. M. 9th Pa.
Ave. N W M. 9493 Met. 1914.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02

1909 9th st. N. w.
Sd floor Apt. r.. k. and b. -. S27 so
Newly refinisbed.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02

IDEAL APARTMENTS
In Excellent Locations
1445 N St. N. w.
r.. kettle and b.. Murphy bed. $35-S37 30
See Res. MEr., Apt. 107, or Janitor
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
WHoLEY MARSHALL DIES

.STAUNToN, Aug. 2.-Wholey H.
Marshall. 4s, a prominent farmer
OF Augusta county, died at his
home near here following a stroke
Of paralysis. Surviving are the
widow and six daughters-Mrs.
Melvin Huffer and Mrs. John Cox
and Misses Wilda, Katherine, Eliza
beth and Juanita. Also surviving
are five sons: Rudolph, Dorsey.
Oscar, Douglas and Turner.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
ARMY ORDERS

Corps of Engineers. to Fort Humphreys,
Va, September Is, 1929.
First Lieutenant Albert +. Dowler,
Medical Administrative Corps, retired.
Capt. Ralph r. Flescher, Quarter
master Corps. to School for Bakers and
Cooks, Fort Slocum, n. z.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02

CITY-SUBURBAN HOME investment; rent
sale or trade at attractive figures. See ne
2. RYoN Co. 1919 N.Y.Ave. Natl 1907
NEARBY VA. AND MD.--FOr rent. 9 rms.
bath, $66; rooms and bath. recondi.
TONED bungalow. $40: 4 rooms and bath.
S35 CIeve 4571.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
81e STUDENTS REGISTERED

TARLQTrESvILLE, Va, Aug.
Sy~-To date s1s students have reg
3sLsrsd in the second term of the
Summer quarter at the University of
Virginia. The registration is
slightly lower than last year, when.
g. q coIresponding time, the num-
ssS- Ssas H!ss
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Bids and Proposals

Office of the Executive officer. Airing
ton Memorial Bridge Commission, Navy
will be received in this office until II 100
a. M, (standard. time). August 20. 1929.
and then publicly opened in Room 1913
superstructures of the Bridge Plaza and
Water Gate Features at the Washington
end of the Arlington Memorial Bridge. Ap-
ished work are: Granite to be set. 7S. 100
cubic feet: concrete, 500 cubic yards:
reinforcing steel. 6S7 TONS no foundation
work. Further information upon appli-
cation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-29
OFFICERS n Alb
BEES; SORRY

SEATTLE, March 29.-Bees are
not eager to be ruled by laws OF
man.made government, Deputy sher.
ifs William H. Sears and Earl
Henry learned when they attempted
to return three stolen hives to
their owner. Valentine Sittel.
Sears and Henry found the hives
on property occupied by John Scott
Is.
Scott was not home. Thinking
the weather cool enough to keep
the bees dormant. the Officers
loaded the bees In their closed car
and started to return them to theiI
owner
Then war was declared Before
the deputies had gone block every
available bee had been mustered
into action. The officers abandoned
their car.
Births, engagements, Maria
Deaths and In MemOrlam appear daily
on the last inside page. last two columns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-29
FLAG IS HUNG
UPSIDE DOWN

BALTIMORE, March ga Wis
Ion of officers embattled in the
customs house at Gay and Water
Streets. was broadcast to the water
front when the customs flag was
observed floating in the chill breeze
in an inverted position.
An American flag upside down on
a ship indicates distress of some
sort or another. but the customs
flag upside down atop the customs
house only meant that a new watch
man was anxious to finish his
duties in record time to make a
good impression.
At least. that's the explanation
given by Stanley T. Maynard, as
sistant custodian Of the building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-29
State Buys Banana Oil
For Wings of Airplanes

HARTFORD, Conn, March 90
The General Assembly was asked to
appropriate 81, 900 tor banana oil.
The amount is part of the budget
for the Forty-third Division Air
Service to be used for purchase of
"dope" for airplane wings, a COM
pound largely composed of the oils
from banana skins.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-29
County Cuts Primary
AS No Candidates
Appear

GOLCoNDA, Ills March 80
U.N.S.l-Due to lack of candidates.
no primary election could be held
in Pope county this spring.
Only one mani. S. WEIGH,
present county commissioner
filed on the Republican ticket
for collection. No one filed on
the Democratic slate and as that
office was the only one to be
filled, the primary was passed up.
Taxpayers. it Is estimated,
saved 5000 by the elimination.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-29

Births, engagements, Maria e =.
Deaths and In MemOriam appear daily
on the last inside page, last two columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-18
BEDTIME STORIES BY y r ,Sss1,,

Hardly had the thought passed
through his mind when he saw little
black speck rise from the grass way
over there and speed away toward
Farmer Browns cornf1eld. Almost at
once Redtail the Hawk shot down after
that little speck.
THAT was Mrs. Bob!' exclaimed
Peter. THAT is just who 1t vast She
looked like q speck, because she was 20
far away. but that Is who it was, I
know it. I know what she's doing, too. ="
You know who's doing what?" de-
manded little Mrs. Peter, who had come
out from the dear Old Briar-patch to
join Peter.
Peter explained about Mrs. Bob
White. She has her whole family over
there with her." said he. Sixteen OF
them!"
MY goodness" interrupted Mrs.
Peter. What q family! What fam
lily! I don't envy Mrs. Bob White.
When we had six children at one time
had my hands full. Sixteenl NY
goodness. my goodness. what does she
do with them?"
Just now she's trying to save them"
replied Peter dryly.
What do you mean?" asked little
Mrs. Peter.
shes trying to lead Redtail the
Hawk away" replied Peter. know
just what is happening as well as il
I'd been there. She saw RedtaM up In
the air. She gave q little danger signal
to those Is babies and those is babies
instantly squatted nat"
They must be obedient babies" In
terrupted Mrs. Peter.
They are" declared Peter. They
are the most obedient babies I have
ever seen The instant they squatted
Mrs. Bob took to her wings and new
over into Farmer Browns eornneld.
Redtail went after her. There he Ia
circling around now above Farmer
Browns cornfield looking for her"
HUH" said little Mrs. Peter, Il don't
see what she did that for. Why didn't
she squat when the babies dido"
Think a little. my dear; think a
little" said Peter. She wanted TO get
Redtail away from the place where the
babies are. And she's done it. He'll
never catch her and he won't find those
babies this time She knows they'll
keep still until she returns. II was a
smart trick Mrs. Bob White certainly
knows her business"
(Copyrisht, 1920
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The Mineral Supply.

Trustworthy estimates have placed
the value of the 1928 mineral output
OF the United States at s5,4oo, 900, 900,
in round figures.
The worlds largest iron. deposits are
said to exist in the State Of Minas
Geraes, Brazil They are estimated to
contain some. 10000, 900 900 tons Of ore
of the highest grade and lying close
to the surface.
with an aggregate production In 1928
valued at approximately $3.50, 200. 600,
the mining Industry Of the Dominica
Of Canada has without doubt estab.
lished q new high record
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my GOODNESS" INTERRUPTED
MRS. PETER. WHAT A FAMILY"
himself, that Redtail will not see the
Bob White family. II would be too bad
II Mrs. Bob should lose any of those
pretty babies. l don't know when I
have seen such a pretty family"
Redtail the Hawk continued to circle
about over the Green Meadows. He was
high up in the air. Peter sat up and
watched him. He knew just how Won
derful were those eyes in that great
bird up these. He knew that looking
down, Redtail could see every little thing.
II so small a creature as a grasshopper
should move Redtail could see it.
oh dear!" thought Peter. Hes get
ting almost over the place where l left
Mrs. Bob White and her babies"
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It was a little while after Peter
Rabbit had left Mrs. Bob White and
her Is babies when he discovered Red
tail the Hawk sailing over the Green
Meadows. Peter at the tins was close
to the dear Old Briar-patch, so he felt
wholly safe. He knew that Redtail
couldn't get him in the dear Old Briar-
patch and he wouldn't even try.
II do hope" said Peter, talking to
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Mrs. Bob's Smart Trick.

Some folk you'll md are full of guile.
Yet seeming innocent the while.
Peter Rabbit.