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The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03

Methodist church, and the Grand
Rapids Ministerial Association, and
by the Methodist Ministers Meet
ing. and by the Baptist Preachers
Meeting of indianapolis, and by
unanimous vote of several national
convocations for prayer, and by
many other Christian organizations.
For over fifty years he has worked
for closer fellowship among all
Christians, also in many successful
union revival meetings he has had
charge of in different parts Of the
country.
Mr.. Shaw says that the object Of
this meeting is not to discuss creeds
or doctrines or any other issue that
has divided or separated Christian
people, but to pray for Christian
fellowship among all believers and
a thorough revival in all the
churches.
All pastors and Christian workers
from Indianapolis and surrounding
communities are urged to come and
cooperate in the meeting.
Through the generosity OF the
business men of indianapolis, free
entertainment will be provided for
all Christian workers.
The Rev. Ray Ragsdale, secretary
of the Preachers Aid Society, will
preach Sunday at both services at
the Roberts Park Methodist Epis-
copal church.
The following services will be held
Sunday at Winona Lake:
10y a. William A. Peterson. sups,
Pastor coilinguood Ave PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Toledo. 9.
$50 P. M. ~ 1ors Hillside Service
Musie-Winona Lake Male Quartet
'' B. the nj English Iuthern churo6 6hoiT,
Fl. WAYNE. Ind. Mark Bills, Director.
The Rev. L. B. Moseley, pastor of
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church,
will have for his sermon subject,
Sunday morning: For Jesus Sake. ;"
In the evening, his subject will be:
The Church That Will Win the
World to Christ"
Weather permitting. evening serv-
ices will be held ON the church lawn.
The Rev. Harvey Swanson. vaca-
ton minister at All Souls Unitarian
church. announces the following Or
der Of service at II a, m. Sunday:
HYMN 5s6
First Service.
Covenant.
Anthem.
Responsive Readinr-4th Selection
Scripture.
Words OF Aspiration.
HYMN 80.
Notices and Offering.
Ofertory.
AddreSs."The Religion Of Emerson"
HYMN 81.
Benediction.
Postlude.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal
church. Vermont and Toledo streets,
Sunday. Presiding Elder c. L. Up
thegrove of Terre Haute, Ind, will
fill the pulpit morning and evening,
and will hold the business session
Monday evening.
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IMPORTANT DAY FOR
United BRETHREN

Saving Faith is the subject OF
tlos sermon Sunday morning at 10 50
bv the Rev. L. P. Cooper at Calvary
United Brethren church. State ana
Eovt avenues. The communion
service will follow the sermon.
Illustrated sermons will be given
each sunday night at 7:45 during
the month Of August. The Tenn
nes+s If Life" is the subject for sun
dav night. It will be illustrated D!
The use Of stereopticon. pictures OF
Jesus sitting the tempest on the sea
If cislilee. A program Of choir music
and congregational songs IN har-
n7onv with the theme will be given
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NOTED TEACHER
WILL SPEAK SUNDAY

DR.. Robert 2. Reavis. professor OF
sociology at Butler university, VIII
give the morning sermon at the
Third Christian church Sunday He
came TO Butler after twelve years
educational work in Argentina ana
has travelled extensively In Soutn
America and Europe. His subject
will be The worlds Getters ana
Givers."
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
STUMP OF TREE WILL
BE PASTORS PULPIT
The Rev. Fackler Will Preach Sunday Morning to His
Congregation Out in Open in Grove.

STUMP V1 be the pulpit and wooded Vi be the
Facker and the congregation Of St
Matthews Evangelical Lutheran church Sunday morning
$50 congregation V1n the
IN Of the city.
At II Fsok Ttn assemble his congregation for
pastor preach the congregation will listen
Following lunch Vtn the
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Dial Tze,iSte7.S

Tl1A3 tsTol, chieage-Amos n Andy;
concert orchestra.
sis P. NJ
WGF f72ol, Chiesg sge-Tenor; WGE Sym
phony.
$50 p. M
VEER Os7o'. Chicago-Air vaudeville.
WMAQ leTol. Chieago-The Bible; concert
orchestra.
EBC Eysten--Vihrant melodies to KDKA.
WGH f12ol, ChieAgo-Dream ship; dance
music.
III ?. NJ
WBBM ITO, Chieago-Nuttv Club (thrs'
hours.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
New AirWaY to Open

GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala,
Aug. 3.-The Latin American Air
ways, which recently merged with
the PckVick Air Lines, announced
today the inauguration Of air serv-
ice from Guatemala to Mexico and
Los Angeles. beginning next Tues
NaV
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
CHURCH TO
GIVE A PLAY

"saohronia's Wedding, a slnsll
town comedy in three acts, will be
Given in the basement auditorium OF
calvary United Brethren church'
corner Of state and Hoyt avenues
next Friday night Aug. at 0
o'clock The play will be put on oy
.hs members of the choir OF the
Wess Park Christian church ana Is
sponsored by the Calvary Unlteo
Brethren church choir.
At the North Park Christian
church. the lesson sermon by the
n,irister. the Rev. J. A. Long. in the
unified morning service. is Weigh
irr In" No evening service during
August.
SUNDAY morning in the absence OF
,he pastor. the Rev. Bert R. John
son who is IN Seattle. Wash. the
pulpit will be filled by the Rev. NJ.
z Sadler Of Richmond. Va. The
Rev. Mr.. Sadler has recently come
to indianapolis as the new secretary
Of religious education Of the United
Christian Missionary Society. Of
which Roy G. Ross vas formerly
secretary.
The Rev. Mr.. Sadler is a graduate
nf Yale university. Not only mem
hers Of the church. but friends are
invited 10 the service. Joe Perrin
will sing.
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bvDII = III y IT. fONtU . : ef1IIIo''
Once a year in the summer the
Rev. Fackler takes his congregation
to the country and breaches TO men.
women and children Of the beauty
Of religion In nature.
In this Tsy. the pastor not only
increases interest in church work,
because many people from nearby
towns attend the service. but at the
same time gives the church members
q chance 10 get better acquainted.
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ist. The entire program will be
broadcast by WFBM, Indianapolis
Power and Light Company radio
station.
Charles H Meredith, class presi-
dent. has announced that Charles
r Remy, judge Of the Indiana ap-
pellate court, will address the class
on Aug. IL.
The Rev. william Wesley Daup of
Bryan. Tex. Vill have charge of the
services at Christ Episcopal church,
Monument Circle, this Sunday.
There will be a quiet celebration of
the holy communion at o'clock,
and a choral celebration at i0:45.
At the latter service. the Rev. Mr.,
Daup will preach. There will be no
evening service. On Tuesday, Aug.
s. at the Feast Of the Transfgura-
ton there will be celebration Of
the holy communion at 1870.
The Rev. r. S. Parr, pastor of the
First United Brethren church, will
speak on Grace and Peace" in the
forenoon service. and in the evening
on "A Narrow View Of Gods World. -
"ConsecratAd Hands" will be the
theme OF the morning service Of
Homer Dale, pastor Of the Hillside
Christian church.
"Beholding Gods Glory" will be
the sermon theme of the Rev. E. A.
Daun at the First United PreSby-
terrain church. Sunday morning.
LinVood Christian church, corner
Linwood and Michigan streets, the
Rev. Homer c. Boblitt. pastor. The
Rev. McCallaster Of Cleveland, o.,
will occupy the pulpit Sunday morn
ing There will be no evening serv-
ice.
Three Things That Move the
Soul" will be the morning theme Of
the Rev. George P. Kehl of the
Second Reformed church.
In the absence Of the pastor, the
Rev. Robert M. Selle of the River
side Park Methodist Episcopal
church, the Rev. Charles r. Lizenly
will speak in the morning on why
Should I Be Trained2" At night the
guest speaker will be DR.. Ernest N.
Evans. executive secretary of the
Indianapolis Church Federation,
who will speak on The Art of Ap-
probation"
Let Us Be Gay" and God and
Repentance" are the announced
themes Of the Rev. c. H. Scheick Of
the Lynhurst Baptist church.
The Rev. Walter B. Grimes Of the
Bellare Methodist Episcopal church
will preach in the morning on The
Source Of Spiritual Power" and The
Sky Pilot" at night.
The Christian Pilgrimage" will be
the morning theme Of the Rev Will
liam Talbot Jones Of the Edwin
Ray Methodist Episcopal church. No
night service.
The Beauty and Bravery Of the
Christian Hope" will be the morn
ing sermon topic Of the Rev. j.
Graham Sibson at the Fifty-f1rst
Street Methodist Episcopal church.
The Rev. L. z. MURRAY will be
guest pastor Sunday at the First
Congregational church.
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Postmaster Killed in HoIdup

BV United Press
BRADLEY BEACH, N. j.. Aug. g..
George Donaldson, paymaster for
Steiner & Son, clothing manufac-
turers, was shot to death today by
four bandits who escaped in an au-
tomobile with the weeks pay roll
approximately $4,000.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
Duchess on Long Flight

BIZ nfFcd PrceS
YMPNE, England, Aug 2.-The
63-year-old duchess of Bedford de-
parted for Sofia at 3 a. m, today
in her three -notored Fokker mono
plane Spider in which she will at
tempt to. fly to India and return in
a week.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03

genial light fea
program Pictures the NBC system Sunday
three book and
Poack Rnnod Wolf by Charles Gebest will
produced and dialogue by the National Light
pany NBC system Sunday night at 815 o'clock
will
Of
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
France Out of Air Race

BIZ Initcd Press
PARIS, Aug. 3.-The newspaper
Echo de Paris said in todays edition
that it was almost certain France
would not compete in the Schneider
cup air races in England, because Of
insufficient preparations.
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KISTLER RETURNS
FROM HIS VACATION

The God of the PARKWAY Hills. -
u1ll be the theme Of DR.. Edward
Haines Kistler's sermon. Sunday. at
Io.45. in the FairvieW Presbyterian
church. II IS the first sermon fol-
loving his vacation. Miss Alice L.
Otto will be the soloist, and Mrs.
Mamie Langridge Passmore the or
ganiSt
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
Planes Gather for Race

Bu United Press
PARIS. Aug. 3.-Fifty- -one air.
planes, representing many nations,
were gathered at the air field to-
day for the 4,oo0-mile race which is
to begin Aug. s.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03

$50 P. NJ
MIC system-eickard Family 70 KDKA
wGY C7sW, Schenectady - Musical pro
$50 P. M
wGN (72o). ohicago-doldketts's oreAes'
NBc Systemic thaniel shilktet's q. z
concert to WSA1. WGY, WIS.
Won '72oJ ohicago-~sEttch. old FRS
Columbia Network Nit-wit Burlesdu'
NBC System-Detroit Symphony to KDKA
WHiAo (s7o). chIcago-concert orchestra
-7:3o P. M
KYw 1920, chicago-Talk; orchestra
wBBM (77o!, chicago-chicago orchestras
Columbia Network-Temple hour, Joe
Green's Marimea band to WMAo.
KYW 1920 Chicago-orchestra; Artists,
WBBM (77ol apo-Studio Frolic
NBC Systen-Rolfe's Lucky Strike dance
orchestra to WSAI. WGN. WGY. WHAS
Wis C87o) chicaso-Barn dance % hours
Colnmbia NetWork-National Forum x
"00~' $50 P. NJ
NBC System-Two Troupers to KDKA.
Columbia Network-Jesse Crawford hour
TO "MAQ' a p NJ
KBKA DTosrs9, ,sso' pitts0urgh-Byrd Expedition
KYw Go2o) Chicago News; dance pro.
gram.
WGY (7so), schenectady-Ten Eyck or.
chestra.
WGN (72o>. cnicago--TomorroW Trib.
Hungry Five.
WMAQ (67o), Chicago-Anos IA Andy.
$40 P. M
WdAQ (67o), Chicago-Coneert orchestra
$50 P M
WGN C72o), Chicago-Goldkette's erches'
ira.
10 P. M
WGN (72oN. Ch ~go-Dream ship; Gold.
kette's orcho
KYW. 1920, Chtcago-Edgewater Seaeh
'''''''i~ a. -1o:2o p. M
WMAo t67o). Chicago-Danee music a
h0ufS'' II P. M
XIV 1920, chicago-straishts orchestra
WGN (72ol, chicago-Knights Of the Bath
SUNDAY
$50 P. NJ
Columbia Network-Sonatron Concert tc
WBBM WFBM
WMAQ (67ol Chicago-Coneert orchestra
vocal.
700 p. M
Columbia NetVork-WendeL Halls Majestic
Music Mkaers to WFBM.
NBC system-"Our Government" to TsAI
WENR C87o, Chica go-RAcital.
-715 P. NJ
XIV 1920, chicago-Dance music.
NRc syStemTAtTater stem; Kent Concert tc
NBC system-"rons Pictures to KDKA.
-7:4S P. M
NBc system-Baldvin Concert TO KDKA
WLW KYW.
WGN (72ol Chicago Recital.
NBC system - Bible Drama 70 WGY
IS P M
WENR C87o. chicago.,symphssony orehestTs u.
-s:l5 p. M
KYw uo2o). Chicago-Week-end party;
NBc systeml@Jean Golkettes' studebaker
Champ to WGY. WGN. NHAs.
NBC System-Light opera TO KDKA.
$50 P M
Columbia Network-Russian music te
-s:45 P. M
Ngc system-"At Seth Parksrs"
wGN (72o). chicago-Pullman porters.
WCN (7zo). Chica ago-TomorroW Tribune
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City Stations

WFRM l230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Sturdy
4:oo-The Vaestionists tCBS).
4:3o-Musical' Vespers (CBSl.
5:oo-Ted Husirk'S SportSlAnts fCBSl.
5:3o-Vincent Lopez and his orchestra
tCBSl.
s;oo-Longine time by julius c. Walk &,
Son,
e:oIIcolumbia Club dinner ensemble
6:30-Salon orchestra.
1:oo-Eit Wit hour tCBS).
7:3o-Red Seal hour
s:oo-National Radio Forum from Wash
ington (CBSj
s:3o-Jesse Crawford's Melody hour
fCBSl,
s:oo-Paramount Hotel orchestra (cBs).
lo:oo-Jim and walt.
ioIS-Longtne time By julius c. walk &
Son
io;i6-The Columnist
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HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS ]

HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAM
Noon-WJZ, NBC Network-Roxy Symphony concert.
6:15--WJZ. NBC NetWork-Radio Drama Guild
7:15-WEAF. NBC Observation-Disclosures Kent quartet.
6:30-WOR, Newark Only-Philharmomc- Symphony.
615-WJZ, NBC NetWork-Natonal Light Opera Company.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
STDENER TO
TALK SUNDAY

At the Third Christian church.
Seventeenth and Broadway. Merle
Sidener. class leader. will address
the Christian Men Builders class on
the subject To Be Continued. This
will be Sidener's last appearance be-
fore the class until Homecoming on
Sept. %. Several excellent substi-
tute speakers have already been
scheduled.
Included in the program tomorrow
morning will be two special num-
bers by Miss Rita Gardner, violin
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
OVERTURE IN SYMPHONIC PROGRAM


opera, THE Secret Of Suzanne
will usher program Symphonic
over WFBM the Columbia broadcasng system Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
HIGH SPOTS ON SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

6oo-WEAF and NBC Network-The Cavalcade
6:45-WJZ New York only)-C1oldman band.
7o0-WJR and NBC Netwok-Detroit Symphony orchestra
WEAF and NBC Acknowledgement Electric symphony.
800-WEAF and NBC Network-Lucky Strike orchestra
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-SundAy--
s:3e-Christian Men Builders.
1890 70 l2:l5-Silent.
P. NJ.
l2lSDessa Byrd, Indiana theater organ.
l2:45-Ben Alley. recital (CBSl.
1;oo--Symphonic hour (CBS).
l:3o-Georse Irish and his WFBM Or
chestra.
2:oo-Cathedral hour lCBSl.
3:oo-French Trio (CBSl.
3:3o-Dances from the classics (CHSl.
4;oo-Irish and Gordon piano duo.
4:l5--Concert trio.
4:30-Bagby g. RomilIi musicale (CBS).
5;o0-MelodieS in the Orient lCBSl.
5:3o-Tvilight musicale
6:o0-La Palma program fCBS.
6:3o-Sonatron program tCBS).
7:oo-MajeStic TheAter OF the Air (CBSl
e:0o-AfabASque CCBSl
e:30-Around the Samovar (CBS)
9:0o-Souvenir fCBSl.
5:3o--Coral Islanders OBS.
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Sunday
A.. NJ.
53o-Church school conducted ey eSi-
toral stad The Methodist Book
Concern.
e3o-RiYer stages.
e35-Church services.
II oo-sign Of.
l2oo-Roxy Symphony concert tHEc).
lo0-Friendly hour (NBCl.
2:oo-Baseball game; Cincinnati vs.. Fhila-
delphia.
33o-TVilight Reveries (EBCl.
43o-Whittan Anglo Persians (EBc).
500-Time announcement,
5o0-Songs at Twilight.
525-Baseball scores.
52e-Weather announcement.
5:3o-Retold Tales (NBCl.
6oo-Enna Jettick, melodies (EBC).
6:15-Angelus hour.
7l5-Henry Thies' orchestra.
745-At the Baldwin tEECi.
el5-The Crosley presentation hour With
concert orchestra and SoloiSts.
9:l5-Weather forecast.
9:l5-Cino singers.
945-Cello recital
10 oo-Musical novelesque.
II 00-Sign on.
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NhBF II4WDI
(Hoosier Athletic CLUB
Sturdy
5:oo4~Late news bulletins and sports.
6:30-~Dinner concert.
7:oo-Studio Program.
s:0o--Herbie and his gang
Sunday
A. M
s:oo-rhe Watch Tower hour from New
York.
s:o0-Ballad hour.
i:o6-First Presbyterian church.
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Quarterly meeting will be held at
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal
church. Vermont and Toledo streets,
Sunday. Presiding Elder c. L. Up
ttegrove of Terre Haute, Ind, will
fill the pulpit morning and evening,
and will hold the business session
AFOy,jov, a{yeY,i11C
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03
HLH (1ool CINCINNATI

WLH t5D) CINCINNATI
Sturdy
P. NJ.
4o0-Seckatary Hawkins
4.30-Gold Spot Pals tEBCl.
5:oo-Alvtn Roehr's orchestra frer the
Zoo clubhouse.
:30-Memory tunes.
5. .4o-Baseball scores
5:4+Weather announcement.
5:45-A week Of the Worlds Business
fEBC).
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03

Three Things That Move the
Soul will be the morning theme Of
the Rev. George P Kehl of the
Second Reformed church.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03

LinWood Christian church, corner
Linwood and Michigan streets, the
Rev. Homer c. Boblitt. pastor. The
Rev. McCallaster Of Cleveland, o.,
will occupy the pulpit Sunday morn
ing. There will be no evening serv-
ice
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03

"Beholding Gods Glory" will be
the sermon theme of the Rev. E. A.
Daun at the First United Presby-
terrain church, Sunday morning.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-03

The Rev. r. S. Parr, pastor of the
First United Brethren church. will
speak on Grace and Peace" in the
forenoon service. and in the evening
on "A Narrow View Of Gods World -
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
BIRTHS

Philip A. and Penelope NJ. shsridan.
girl.
John ). and a4arEars. L, A. widmassr.
girl,
JohH W. snd. ethel e. H. Mshsssa
boy.
Robert G. and Marie Putnam, sirLs
Thomas r. and Frances e. Edwards.
girl.
Joseph L. and Sadie j. Goeds, Eirl.
Carl ana Anna, nj. Nagel. boy.
Robert r. and Dorothy w. Payne. girl.
Joseph e. and Marie L, Mullen girl.
Robert and Florence H. Bowman. boy.
Conrad and Denise g. Bernier, boy.
Charles. E. and Constance E. Rabhitt,
Harvey e. and Florence o. Pyies. boy.
Arthur aud Ann f. Clark. girA
John. B. and Sarah Grover. girl.
Lawrence E. and Irene Martin. girl.
Thomas and Bessie Burgess. boy.
Edward and Irene Dankins, boy.
Clarence and Elsia NickenE. girl,
Bradley and Elizabeth Harris. boy.
E. B. and Martha Ward. boy.
Samuel and Maude Green, boy.
Charles A. and Beatrice Tompkina,
boy.
Eugene and Thelma Tucker, girl.
+ William and Marion Jasper, boy.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
IS doom
To Z CANNES

BOSTON. Aug. 10 Q.N.s.).-Two
police dogs who were unable to re.
sist the temptation Of juicy aiab
of steak offered by q stranger
"flunked out" in their exams for the
degree Of c. D.-Companion Dog.
Eight dogs took the difficult tests
at the Shepherd Dog Show at the
Metropolitan Park Reservoir, which
included rigid examinations in re-
trieying and carrying objects, heel
ing. maintaining control under gun
fire, training, and refusing meat Of
fered by strangers. Each OF the
dogs had been groomed thoroughly
and all came through the preliminary
tests with flying colors. But when
luscious morseIs Of red meat were
proffered to the eight candidates
for the degree. only six succeeded
in resisting temptation. The other
two fought q prolonged struggle
with the effects OF a rigid training
but lost. They gobbled the meat
and lost academic honors.
''Saikc," a pet owned by Miss
Virginia Honors Of Swampscott,
graduated "summa cum Iaud0" while
"Cappy" and "Bull" were the pair
of reprobates who found the spirit
willing but the flesh weak.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
BANDITSCAUGHT
AFTER FIGHT

, NEW YORK, Aug. 10 G.N.sl-A
spectacular gun fight rivaIlins any
In western fiction reused residential
Irvington-on.the-Hudson River early
yesterday when WSstchestsr county
police fought lo-naile running hattiS
with five gunmen. -..----.-~ .@g
/, The chase begun after one Of the
gunmen, breakfasting in East Irv-
ington, shot the proprietor through
the head in an argument over the
check. The proprietor. Frank De
Ruggerio, 10 dying.
:, AT Yonkers the gunner smashed
UP after wreelxing three comman-
deered automobiles. Police closed in
on them and four OF the men were
captured after more than q score Of
bullets had been sent into the wreck
age of the car where they were bar
rieaded. The fifth bandit escaped.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
Sen. Guy D. Goff Talks
At Mechanics Reunion

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Aug. 1s.--
Sen. Guy D. Goff. Of West vrs1niG.
Rep. John C. Box. OF Texas. ana
James L. wiImeth, national Bsere-
tary of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics, were the prin-
cipal speakers at the annual re"
union of the lodges Of Maryland
Delaware, Pennsylvania. West VII.
ginia. and the District Of Columbia.
at Pen.Mar Park,
Ex-Postmaster Frank L. Bennett.
OF Hagerstown, president OF the
reunion committee, presided. SEN
ator Goff spoke on citizenship ana
Representative Box on Immigration.
Mrs. Mary lie Brun. representing
the Daughters of America. an aux
iliary body, also talked.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
10000 See Maryland
Guard in Air Circus

MARTINsBURG. w. Va, Aug. 10.
The One Hundred and Fourth Oh
Seryation Squadron OF the Maryland
National Guard yesterday played
host to the citizens Of Martinsbur9
and the Upper Shenandoah Valley
and gave them demonstration Of
the activities OF the Army's newest
arm.
The most spectacular of the DEM
constructions was the bomb dropping
by Major William p. Upton, CONF
mander Of the squadron. and Capt.
Charles A. Mason. its executive Of
ficer. Other events on the program
witnessed by more than 10000 per-
sons, included formation flight by
planes piloted by Major Tipton, Cap
tain Mason and Lieut.. William G.,
McAvoy. s4
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
Woman Mail Carrier
Held Up and Robbed

BERRYVILLE. Va, Aug. 19.-
Mrs. Clara Whitacre, substitute mail
carrier in Frederick county was held
up by negro at the point of a
revolver, in a lonely spot between
Gore and Trone, north of Winches-
ter. and one sack of first-class mail
taken.
The man finding the contents of
the mail bag trivial, then com.
manded Mrs. Whitacre to accom-
pany him. Her screams and the
approach of a car frightened him
away; but he was later captured at
Okonoko, w. Va. The negro gave
his name as John TAYLOR.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
DEATHS

Edward l.. McNamss,. 81 years 81 Y
St n. W.
Robert L. Morrison. II years.: Elmer
Charles White. ss years, Garfield Hos
pital
cath and water sts. .. ".
Rose NJ. Taylor, Sc years. 3kos Eight
ssnth st. N. Y.
orahmell II. Pittelkow. IS, years 13i
Maryland Ave. 8. w. ~
: Mary L. Norris. months, Providsnes
John Coleman. sc years. asSs Sixth
st. N, w.
virginia Crockett. Is yeara Freed
mems Hospital
Infant Of s. and Sarah Docket
month. Freedmen's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
THE REV. JOHN COLEMAN

The. funeral services of the Rev.
John Coleman, former resident OF
this city who died Tuesday at VIII
berforce, Ohio, were held today from
Lane C. NJ. E. Church, Fourteenth
and C Streets Northeast. Interment
was in WoodIawn Cemetery.
Surviving the deceased are four
daughters, Mrs. Susannah Coleman
Jones, of 1882 Sixth st. n. W.: Mrs.
Julia Savage, of Miami. Fla: Mrs.
I4orena Hayes, of Danville. KY. and
Mrs. John Coleman, of Galveston,
Tex.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
MRS. VIRGINIA BENNIT

Mrs. Virginia Jefferson Bennit,
IS, widow of DIR. William w, Ben
nit, died suddenly yesterday at her
home in the 21O0 block Of Fifth
teenth st. s. e.
Born in Frederick, Nd, Mrs. Ben
nit lived in Washington almost all
her life. She Is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. French Armstrong,
Mrs. Roger .Lugenbeel. Mrs. Frank
lin q. Sartwell and Miss Dorothy
Bennit.
Funeral services viii be held to-
morrow at Murray's funeral par
lors. Burial will be in Arlington.
The Washington times., 1929-08-19
NEW FlLLING sTATIoN

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Aug. 10.
MOeris Thrift and George S. Miles
of Leonardtown. are to erect d
service and filling station on the
corner of Washington Boulevard
and Lawrence Ave. VIM. C. Free.
man of st. Clements Shores is the
contractor.