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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. February % Cp.-United
States Department of Agriculture) -
Hogs-Receipts. 81 900 head; fairly &C
tive, most 15a25 higher: top, Ills paid
for a number of loads of 160-230 pound
weights; largely 10.95a11.10 market for
desirable 100000 pounds.
Butchers, medium to choice, 250-300
pounds, 10.75a11.10: 200-250 pounds,
1075a11.15; 100000 pounds, 10.40a11.15;
150-l50 pounds. 975a11.15.t Packing
sows, 9.75a10.35. Pigs, medium to
choice, 90-130 pounds, 8.25a10.25.
Cattle-Receipts, $500 head Calves
Receipts, 1000; weighty steers in alb
sence Of dependable shipping demand
IS or more lower; light offerings mostly
steady: slightly better undertone in the
she stock trade; best weighty steers
early 1890
Slaughter classes. steers, good and
choice, 1901 500 pounds, 1250a14 so;
1.l00-1 800 pounds, 1275a1475; $50
LOO pounds, 12.75al4.75; common and
medium. $50 pounds up, 9.00a12.75. Fed
yearlings. good and choice, 750-950
pounds. 12.75a1500.
Heifers. good and choice, $50 pounds
down, ll.50a13.50; common and me-
dunn, 8.00a11.50. Cows, good and
choice, 8. 50a10.50 common and medium,
690a850 low cutter and cutter, 5.75a
600. Bulls. good and choice (beeD,
9.40a10.50; cutter to medium, 8.00a9. 40.
Vealers tmilkfed. good and choice,
14.00a17.00; medium. 13.00al4.00: Gull
and common, 900a13.00. Stocker and
feeder steers. good and choice tall
weights). 10. 75a11.75; common and me-
dunn, 8.50a1075.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; few
sales to outsiders; weak to a shade
lower; big packers talking Is or more
lower; indications bulk fat lambs, 16.25a
1915, few 17.15a17.25; early top, 17.40;
sheep and feeding lambs steady. Lambs,
good and choice, 90 pounds down, 16.00a
l7.40; medium, 1475a16.00; Gull and
common, 10.85a1475. Ewes, medium to
choice, $50 pounds down, 7.60a9. so; Gull
and common. 375a7.85. Feeder lambs,
good and choice, 14.50a1600.
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. February % Up).-B a
silver, 561a. Mexican dollars, 42a4.
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Public Utilities
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 28-The
pamphlet report of Consolidated Gas
of Baltimore for the year ended De-
cember 81. 1923, shows net income of
S6.173,640 after taxes, depreciation and
other charges, equivalent after pre-
ferred dividends to $547 a share on
949.145 shares of no par common out
standing at the end of the year, COM
pared with s5,177,370 or $4.58 a share
on 940,954 common shares in the pre-
ceding year. Consolidated statement as
of December 81, 1928, shows total
assets of $130,3l7.754 contrasted with
$123, 908,959 at the end of 1927 and
profit and loss surplus Of s11,421 ,463
against $1l,204,357.
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Hourly Sales ON N. Y. Market
1880 Am. 754.s0O I2m... 2.O84. 800
1870 pm. 2.9s3.200 2:is pm 3.704.OOO
Dividend rates as gwen In the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or haif-yearly declarations
80 Unit OF trading less than 100 shares.
50 10 preferred stock. : Plus 1875 In stocx
able in stock. Plus Sc In stock. Pay
sble when p, earned n Payable IN p cash Or
In stock. n Partly stock Plus 2m in
stock. Plus lIi2o share quarterly in
stock. m PAYABLE l/l0 share quarterly in
United Cigar Stores common stock n Plus
1 X n in stock
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S4UZ,4CU.Jo, against
S341.704.39 in jan
uary. 1928, an in
crease of $60,745.99,
Gross earnings
from operations
totaled $906,026.79.
c o m pare d with
$S37,574.43 a year
ago, a gain of
S68, 1926. Operat-
ing expenses re-
CURED $345.284.73
in comparison with
S334,229.93 a year
ago, an improve.
ment of $11,054.80.
Deduction of ex-
penses left net
e arm ngs from
z.a~ot;ore ~ eEE0 .
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Amer Haw SIS c.
Am Hide & Lea
Am Hide & L Of.
Am Home Pr(3)
Am Ice (t2h)..
/ Am Internatl(2)
Am LaFr&Foam
Am Locomot(s),
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Am Ma & Fyt4).
Am Metalst3y..
Am Metal (rts).
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Am F. q l. On. .
Am p & 1t A(3)
| AmP&Lpf sta s.
AmPo&Lt pf(e)i
Am Radiatort5)
Am Rad pf(7)...
Am Ry Ext6)...
! Am Republics.
Am SAT Raz,rs)
Am Seating(3)..
Am Ship & Com
Am Shipbldgt8).
Am Sm&Ref(4).
Am 5 & r pf(7).
Am Stl Fdys(3).
Am Stl Fly pf(7)
Am Sugar......
Am Sumatra(3).
Am Tel & Tel(s)
Am Tobacco(S)..
Am Tobac B(S)..
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Am Wooden. 80.
Am Wooden pr.
Am Writ Pa ctfs
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Anaconda o..
Anchor Can 2.40.
Anchor pr (6M).
Andes Copr (3).
Archer Dan 90.
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Armour Del pf z.
Armour lll(A)..
Armour Iil(B)..
Armour Ill PIED
Arnold Con & Co
AssoDryG
Asso D G 2d(7).
Asso Oil(2).....
AichisoD t10)....
Atchison Df(5)..
Att Coast L(tl0)
All Gulf & WI.
Att Gulf pft3)..
Allan Ref(t1A)
Allan Ref pft7l.
Atlas Pow pf(6)
Austin-E
Auto Sales. 49,.
Auto Sales pft3)
Autostrap A(3).
Bald Loco pf(7).
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Bang & Ar pf(7)
BArnsdall A (1).
Bayuk Cgrs CO..
Ba yuk LIST pf(7).
Beacon Oil.
Beecn-Nut (3)..
Beldine-Hemwy.
Belg N r pf(ts).
Best e. Cot3)....
Bethlehem Stl(4)
Beth Steel pf(7I
Bloomingdale.
Blumnthl pf(7).
Booth Fisheries.
Borden Milk(6).
Briggs MfgFCo.
British Empire. .
Brockwy Mot(4)
Bklyn-Man(4)..
Bklyn-Man pts,
bhynCnGaS(b).
BrownShoe(2h)
Brunswick BOD
Brunswick Ter.
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Bucyrus cv(zh)
Bun & Suso.....
Burns BrostB b.
Burroughs (t5).
Bush Termtgz).
Bush Ter de(7).
Bush Ter pf(7).
Butte Cop d Zinc
Butte & Sup(2).
Dyer & Co......
Byers A M(rts).
By-Prodcts t2h
CANT Packt4D...
! Callahan Zinc...
| Calu d Ariz go.
Cal & Hecla 90.
Can Dry tt4hI.
Can Pacifc(l0).
Canon Mills ESQ
| Case Threshg(6)
| Cavanah Dobbs.
| Cav Dobs pf 6 \ .
| Celotex Co o..
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Cent Ailoyt2D..,
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Chi 4 Alton pr. i.
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| Chi Great est.
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Chi e. Nwn 80.
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City Storestrts)
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Coca Cola OBJ.
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Collins 4 Aiknn
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IN IT, CT
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POTATO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO, February % up Omitted
States Department Of Agricultural -
Potatoes-Receipts, 81 cars; on track,
210 cars; total United States shipments,
TAI cars; trading slow. market dull:
Wisconsin sacked round whites, 75al 90;
mostly around 85a9O: Minnesota and
North Dakota sacked Red River Ohios.
1.00a1.10; Idaho sacked russets, l.5Oa
100; mostly locales.
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CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, February % OPl.-,RutteI
Lower; receipts. 6.875 tubs; creamery
extras, 40: standards, 48S4 extra firsts
47l2a48; firsts, 45l2a46l4; seconds, 44s
44l2.
Eggs-Lower; receipts, 1921 cases
extra firsts. 37a38; firsts, 36a36i2; or:
binary firsts, 34a35.
Poultry-Alive steady; receipts.
trucks; prices unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
POTOMAC POWERS
NET GAINS S6Q,745
w. R. & E. January Income
Shows Drop-Bank Clear
ingS Up.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

According to reports filed today with
the Public Utilities Commission, the
total net income of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. in January amounted to
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
CONCERT To AID
RUSSIANS

A concert for relief cE Russian
refngees now residing In Sofia. Bul.
saria, win be given at the home Of
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock, 1901 six
teenth 81. n. W. this eysnine at
SO e'cIock J.
Paul Dcusereau, 2o.year-Old French
pianist. win make his debut 10
washing ton. having volunteered his
services. Maxim KarClik. Rus
eian tenor, Also has arranged q skUrt
program. He win be accrmpaliied
~ Nine. Marie Zalipely, d refuGee
naslnber Of the Imperial Rusaian
Opera.
According to reports from II q.
Feldman. recently appointed to lead
tho work in Sofia, the last year has
been exceedingly bad. due to Wide.
spread illnesses which followed an
earthquake ana drOuth. These
climatic conditions also affected the
harvest making IL almost Impossible
to reap crops
Since the appointment Of Feldtnar
% lead al relief work, the general
Red Cross plan has been adopted,
whereby all groups work under d4rcc.
tiOn or 0ne head. Formerly 1Ach
unit followed iEs own plans. Il II
aaid. however. the nav arrangernenti
has been of mere benefit 70 the
refugees.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
PROMOTE
POLICEMEN

Diatsict Commissioners today are
ctnsidering first recommendations
made 81 jof Henry d. Pratt, new
81 tief 81 police. Pratt yesterday
d asked the commissio sioners to make
tie promotions In the department
t9 fiji vacancies created when he
"a advanced
Promotions recommended hy the
c8 LET VIII Be- ] approved without ~
~. 1t was indicated n the District
b liiding. Recommended promotions
sfdllow Il
ETnspector b. WI. Brown, eIliet Of
Taffic Bureau. to be assistant
: perfntendsnk of police: Capt. I. r.
a1l, to Je Inspector: Lieut.. o. 4.
. Tvis. to bes captain: Sergt. j. p.
,bO, 10 be lieutenant, ana Private
yfilliam in. Barnes. 10 be sergeant.
LATTER the C0nmissio sioners act on
" sese recOTnmendat tions Pratt will
ssue in administrat tive order trans
rring Inspector Willianl s. shelby,
fpn personnel officer to chief sof
u efective bureau.
The police force viii receive first
general 0lCerN from Pratt to-day
q ried on the first page 0f the po-
lidS buIletin and aimed at undestr-
4 IS who follow races here.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
nCN0REDGO
70 PARL

SVVhere The older negro prepared
u slie. the younger b making 4
reI zion 0f living (, said Charles n.
III. statistician of the Census
Rnfeau in conferences with Dr.
I Il sfrlon jackson, or Howard Uni.
81 IN. Public Health Services at.
lafshee ana other cOlOred men pre-
81 lfnr tO leave for Durham. N. c.,
feF the second annual fact-fiRding
inference on the state OF the race,
4 iSYiI III, 1S and 10.
Ti parley viii be held At the
y6sfh Caroline College for Negroes,
~ which Dr. james 81 Shepherd,
forner resident ck this city, is
SFashington ID 10 bs represented
NJ l)f. Mord96ai Johnson, president
n Howard u Jackson. United
81 4 ~ Department of Commerce;
SfsH Mamie Burr0ugha head Of
50 Lincoln school for Girls and
~ ..lell, ana Dean Kelly Miller.
rr. Shepherd announces the meet
- aa 8r alI.nesrc conksfence. with
~ tabers of the group taking an
n entory of the status ck the sit
s1rfion 81 America and to devise
pa9s ana means q ilnproRing r.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
FIGHT
ARA'TT0|R

NIRGtNIk HIGHLANDS, Va,
April 2.--,J. c. McCIellan, presiding
at the meetnig jof the vlrginia High.
land Citizens Association last night,
appointed i. COMMITTEES to clrcuIate
petitions protesting the estabIishuent
Of an abattOir on COlunbla Pike.
IT u the desire Of this association
10 have every taxpayer and voter In
this section OK the county, the
nearest residentiaI section to the
proposed site, sign the petition.
which win be presented to the board
VI supervisors April Is. said Nc
C1eilall.
a report from ORD Preston, presi.
dent 81 the Rosslgn Gas Company,
referring to recailt ~ etitiDn for gss,
stated that 4 survey had shown the
cost Oe installation at this time Ii
absolutely prOhibitfve. This cost ii
not dependent On thg number cf
aiseFa, but On the laying of mains
from the nearest point where aaaina
are now laid through . isparssIy
settled area.
The auxiliary Oe the jefferson DIS
trict fire departuleat viii meet to.
night &c the firehouee Plans VIII
- completed for the play, "DOnA IN
OIL, which win Be repeated Eriday
evening il Jefferson auditorium. Two
dances VIII be given at the fIrehouse
this week. Wednesday and Saturday
nights.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Sixteen Candidat ateo IA
Advisory Council Race

Si&tt9n candldAtfs aFt q ~ vqssd
dn fcr tie slx yaeaht places -
members II the citirln advisory
council 81 the Fedcfation 81 Citizens
Association. The election wiz Be
holH saturday eVonfng ot 0'clocis
n the board room 81 the Municipal
Buildlne.
The is candidates Include: II.
Tracy Campbell. Eenfy X Dieg.
koph. John 8. DrlaRero Mrs Eted
=. Dubois. &. Howard punninttons
Hugh M. Ernmpfcn, George 81.
Eraser, Harry g. Grove, Thomas E.
Lodge, ~. Inward ~ Richardson,
WIIlIhn Il. Hob&ffe John "A. saul.
Andrew y. .. 1cheer, Charles n.
Spencer. Charles i Gtenele ana
Alkred Pembroke Thorn.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Advises Dealers 0,i
Used Car Prob ems

Ihs ahed cnF pfpblem ac a.
kects nlitomobilp dtaisfs wep dia.
cpsssa lsst nlnht ~ E. 4. yans.
general 1l,nager u the Nailo3ai
Au.pletIIe Dealers Aee9clalioh, ~
fere the kniom6tivo Trade A1soe|a.
fion 1t the City Club
Neun1 business Intfho1a based
UPON clear cut ecdnon1lc pri1clplea
nfe the only factort that can
slllninAtc hazards from the u1Sd car
euainens yan6 unl1. He said deal.
era ana unenufncturar9 Are reach.
lng cIaaFsf tifs6srntnn1fng III COZ.
fpk with flle problkfn.
3. Gr6Ran. who recently re-
nlsned - an1'ntnnf secretary ~
the Wnnhingttn Ai1tomokiVa Ir1Ge
Association. WAS preeented With 3
watch n recognltien of hls years
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Local PRODUCE

HFKn-cuffup recelpts 1siSo'
3blkt hsnness. 9f02ce.
Poultry Turkeys. tsWt2c; hrpil'
~ nhode Island red. two pounds
ana over. ZEE; hans. aic; missed
eotors. 5onsic lskhotn henn' tcc.
Turkeys. dressed. lo0tSc; chlekeps.
ysDtscs l6Fse fowls, spc; lafee legs
horn fowls, see; keats. I've. "
chives 17c.
eprinr lambs 90 zoe.
ApnisS 3unniisn mc6ornte. De.
mand Light. market dull BarFelss
Vlrrinia u. y Nal, 3M inches np,
WffIenaps few tniss, $500 $50.
Doxssi Washlngton. Extra Fancy
Wineeaps. small nlee. ~ ~. !.
medium q large slFe 4s.Qg, Aushel
baskets; Virginia "A y. no. y
31 Inches % Dplicioug, ll.Is @ z.1s,
Wineeaps. e2.0os Romen, 4lsoQo LIS;
tnclassifIed Romes ~ Inches up.
e1.s60 lsfo.
Asparagus Supplies tiao1erate; des
lland light: market 0an. south
Carolina. dos. bunch crates Greetls
large nize; ee@z: medium GiHe IS;
small aize. es04. Georgia Dor
bunch crates Gretn all 1lxes, et9es
Cabbage 1upDiies Fnodorates de.
mGndt ii9iht, market dull. FiOTlda
~ bu. hampers Pointed type, ti-zb
01.b0.
Celery Supplies moder6te: Dc.
niand light; market steady 9loEldas
l-B-dpz. 10iflch crates. $4,000.
Iettuce Supplies moderate; 80
mand ii9lit. nIarlxek diilL California
crates Iceber& type. l.b-d0zs. &A.zs
D4.EO: South Carolina. ! 1ak 10. il ham
pars Big BDst6n fype. $l.16@ .k0i
crates Iceberg tyre, l.b.0czs 0rais
nary quality ana condition, s30 30.
Onions Suppsies Flcderate De.
nand light; maTkes sliDlitly weaker
Oh gtock9 Michigan 100slb. nacIke
Yellows u. s No. I, $3.50; s0-lb.
sacks Yell0Ws u. @. No. 4. $50
Ohio. i00-lB sacks YellOws y. 8.
No. Il 1880 s.7s; some sprouted,
Potatoes old stock: Supplies,
moderate. Demand, lighti market,
steady. New York, 160-lb. sacks
Round whites. q. No. 4. &SW
2.fO. Michigan. 1sO-lb. sacks, Rus
sat Rurais, q. 8. No. /. t2@2.1s.
New stock: Supplies. light. De-
mand, light; market, STEADY. Eicrs
ida, double head barrels, Spauldlng
Rose, u. s. No. 4. 1880 3.60.
Spinach supplies, moderate. De.
mafld, 1igit; market. steady. Iexaa,
bu. baskets. savoy. J60e0c.
Tomatoes Supplies ck good stock
Iiglat. Damald. light: market, duh
FlOrida 6fxes. fipes and turning
wrapped. ciaoica count, best 81 tNw
higher. faar quality ana ccndi.
tion, "a. Il
sfringbsanD Supplies. moderate.
Demand light ma dlilIs Flor
ida, Is hii. hampers, greenD bet. ~;
fair to ordinary quality and con.
dition, S2.S0@3. Wax ordinary
quality and condition, &1@1.6o.
Peppera Supplies oe good stock
Hight. Demand light, market dull
Florida pepper crates, fancy. few
sales, ga.6O@4; poorer, 12@2.6O.
Squash Supplies light. Demand
lieht. market dulL Florida pepper
crates. white, wrapped. 33.S003 3.
StrawberFies- Supplies light. De.
lnand good for good stock. demand
slow tor ordinary stock; market
steady. Florida, pony refrigerator.
various varieties best 60055 fair
quality and condition. 81 O4Sc; or.
ainary quality and cOndition. zoo
2Sc.
Peas Supplies light. Demand
lIEhts market steady. California.
4G-Ibs crates &7.2S.
Eests Supplies light. Demand
1ight. market dull. Texas. Western
lettuce crates. t2.S0Q2.7S.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
.ag gerst town WOlllan Ii
Injured IN Auto Crash

81 HAaERSTOWN. April e Mrs.
MARGARET B. NormelIt, wife of the
Rev Dr. W. n. NOr1pellt, pastor
.pf the First Christian Church Of
Has etoWn. suffered serious In
5uriss when her antonaobiIe eollided
with another machine % road
near Friend fiilI. va.
y Mrs, NOrfnent was brought 70
her home aIIffeEinR from frac.
tuTed arga ana laesrations on the
head
Her sons. Meredith ana wood.
sssss who were secornpanysnk their
mother on . Nia,t 70 relatives n
yirillIa. aped with miner IN
lures s.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Tells NHT RA|L
ST0GESSE
L0N
e. RIEkIEYTlR 3. LII EXnlII1

csssyFiSiS. foS5: bniveTnai sasyiSe. irr.
NEW York, April The
dlsposltion durinE the lAsk year
of stock market 5pgcuiascre g
exalk future possibilities and @
submeFgo exlstlng financial Feail.
zf9s has resulted IN substantial
Disparity betWeen railroad and tns
SdAisklal stock prices.
Belnf frtS from leEf5 Limitations
aa 10 ehrntlin roWhr. induatriais
n10fe readily lend themselves to
sfiid imaginative play pk tEdl-
! vidaals dreaming about ths gFeat
I expansion Of the future This
essential difference has feklected
itself IN prizes The standard
Service on Railroads has made q.
pertinent comparison ok 10 typical
railroad skpckn and 10 typical In.
'inslfiaIn, hatef on 1928 earnings
4 share.
The averege Eailr0ad stock
gives more than Per cent better
scali1Nnt xetnEH than the lyeraKa
in0azgtrlal ana sells for only l2.1
times aWerARe nliaEo earnangn,
compared with lS.e f0r the III.
sdustfialE. Accordingly, if thu
sratlA eQ1 1t precisely the sarle
] earning fatiO - the ilSdastriaie.
they would have tO advance IS
poiilta frum present letalss
There q 10 Dne best investment.
The investor needs securities that
its his special wanta. The rStIred
person, living On his capital. needs
current return. The young busi.
ness man. requiring no Income
frOm hia Investments, cOncenErate9
on prospects f6F fukiAre precln.
ton The fnet that induskwiais. not
rails. have been tha principal nle-
dium 81 epeEulatiOn Tor i year
however. has resulted n prizes dif.'
ferelicess which the Investor may
well reflect over.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Comp sitiOil Of Scot I
10 Be Heard IIlesda l

Concert compositions Of John
Erindle Scott win be given II the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, TIhirs
teenth and Fairm0nt Streets North
west, next Tuesday lat SIS O'Clock.
Those partieipati4g Ia the program
will be the choir Of the Vermont
avenue Chriatian church and the
Chaminads Ciee club.
SolOists WIN be AGFs. DOrOthy 9s
Plers1ns soprano: Herman E4ixlSr.
baritone ana Helen Turley. con.
traltps Mies Nary Apple ana Wi.
liam p. Shanaliai 4 win SIlae 8 duet.
The concert VIII ~ ope1 to the
public
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Capt. Re gIlie OGiIe
70 sSkillls0li Fl Aid

Secretary 0k War Good EeDt rllaEy
alinounced that Capt Eugene Res.
nier, Cavalry, military AldG III StiIHi.
son while governor general 0f the
Phtlinpines. Il&d bean loaned, tO
the Secretary 0f stats t0 assist III
cIeafinG up Phllippirs I,latters LETT
Mndone by his hurried departure To
the United
Whether o. not Captain RegnieE
win stay with Secretary Stims0n a.
military aidst AFTER this work is
cOmpleted has not been q aetefEnined
Should be remain, Secretary Stima.
son win establleh 1 president, as
there heret0fore has been 1ao NH.
itary aide to the Secret tary ~ state.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Park Lane Apartments
Sold for 1850, 900

The ParlE Lane A1artnaoflte.
TWontysfirSt and pennnylvania Ave.
nue, have been soId t. = syndicate
tor approximately e1,as0. 900: Il waa
annDunced today " Randall II
tiakner and CO.. which handled the
trantactton.
The History apartment structure
was completed last year and con.
tafns a7S apartment eulkep. The
gross rental for the building Il said
to total f17Y000 b year. The build
ing was acquired from Norris G..
fritz f0r = syndicate headed BY
Joseph II. Hines.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Blaze in Rest aurant
YIire Rim Steel

3 HeVeral thonNAnN 1ollafI worth
o. eeinod nauor in thk internal
AevoAue Htorsh&u8e M tn 1909
block of EenH~9iVamla Ave. n. W.
Wa1 Threatened with dantruclion W
= IRE enrly ls6zg n 4 nnl1hk1rlns
restaurant.
FIrom1n ruk<nsf ths flinu, alInf
th1T l1l rluzz1 I1nrrn nrIIrIl|r1
q fIN01. urss nrH r.nIr1 -.
agrl l1o r.uzlas n,,lra
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Pract ctical PaycaOIoxy
Club Holds Party

Tbs WaglinRtcn Practical PAgcla0Is
cry Club rave an Easter party iast
night' y tlie Playheuse, leob block
n 81. N. w.
Those attending Included Miss
Olive 1Gcegoai. Afr. ana Nrp. Joseph
iirs. q RhoSss. Mr5. Grace ss1' sHafd!
Dr. Ada Wahlen. Misses Isabella
Bontz. Louise Mckinney. Alppfta
R0sizee. Grace william and laelhp
zrahlipg. and Elmer Haas and
Harry Englag
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
Birlle inter To Give
a acler Ol,ors

The ieitt&anA comHaittee of 100 and
the GENERAL committee Of the Biz.
lnsy Community Center have con-.
pleted plans for II testimonial IN
honor pf Miss &. v. smith retired
teacher 1t Birmey School, Is be
ileld On the night az April f9. af
the Blfney Center, Nicholas Avenue
and Howard Street Southeast.
Altse Smith was retired from the
scaOOl gysteEn last year after Nav.
ing tasagllt fcr over fifty years.
The Washington times., 1929-04-02
acTRESS' KIN DIES

GLENDALE, Calf, April : ,Q.N.
R1EGeorrs Bauscher. s.. gEeno'
1sftrr az Betty Comnreu. film
scIr11s. fied hare yesterday. H wa1
4 srleran of tha cIF1 War. I1a
[ssr WI - shInr11 = SAT- Lake
rI|. ~ frEuIf h1ms. 18 bUizL