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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
A NILES, o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAz HIREI
Kozli: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. leIlk6ss
Templom West Second Street.en.
Par6cbia templommal szembsn.

J0v0 vasarnap lelkeszink, So.
Bend-i egyhaz 25 ewes jubileu-
man vesz reszt, mint annak elso
rendes lelkesze, S mint aki tenn
plomot es par6kiat is epittette.
Egyhazunkban Mt. Laky Zsig
mond youngstown lelkesz fog
vegezni, de hogy sajat egyhaza-
ban is szolgalhasson, nalunk a
szokottnal egy, oraval korabban,
tehat fel1O-kor fog kezd6dni az
istentisztelet.
Junius 16-an Mt. Laky Zsig-
mond lesz tavol egyhazatol, reszt
YES Protestans Egyhazak Vilag-
szovetsegenek bostoni gyiilesen.
Amennyiben akkor meg lelke-
sziinknek kell ket istentiszteletet
vegezni, ugyanaz lesz az istentisz-
teletek ideje, mint most vasarnap,
vagyis Niles-on fel 1O-t6l Eel 11-ig
es Youngstownban 11-t6l 12-ig
Prezsbiteriumunk gyiilese het-
f6n este volt megtartva, melyen
tobb fontos ugy keriilt dontesre
majusi szamadast is ez gyiiles
vizsgalta feliil S eredmeny gya-
nant k0vetkezoket allapitotta
meg: Bevetel: $167 sc, az aprili-
ST maradvannyal: $1048.47, kia-
das: $433.S3, maradvany majus
vegen: $614.64.
Piknikiinkr6l, mely julius 4-en
lesz Samu fele farmon, amelyre
megtettiik az elokeszit6 int6zkede
seket lit egyel6re csak annyit
jelziink, hogy ne kesziiljon senki
masfele, inert jobban ugy sem
fogja magat erezni sehol, mint
egyhazunk piknikjen.
Nyari magyar iskolank. Mint
minden evben, ugy ez iden is fog
egyhazunk nyari magyar iskolat
tartani, melyben felekezeti xii
lonbseg nelkiil resztvehetnek
magyar .gyermekek s a f6suly
most is a magyar iras es olvasas
megtanitasara, a helyes es ertel-
mes magyar beszedre s a magyar
szellem fejlesztesere lesz fektetve.
] A tanitas julius Len kezdodiK es
! tart s heten keresztiil s','a talYdij
minden gyermekt6l $3.50 lesz ha-
vonta, tehat az egesz tanitas tar
tamara 3 dollar fejenkent. Remel
| jiik, hogy egyetlen magyar szilo
sem mulaszthatja ell az alkalmat,
hogy gyermeket magyar iskola-
ba kiildhesse.
A Noegylet vacsoraja, amelyet
maius 26-an tartottunk, minden
tekintetben jol sikeriiltnek mond-
hato. Kitun6 volt borju p0rk0lt,
siitemGny, tea; hat meg az a ket
egyfelvonasos szindarab, amit $50
rakozaskent vacsOra utan nyuj-
tottak Minden szerepl3 jol meg
allotta helyet foleg cigany-
trefa szerepl6i sokszor megnevet-
tettek kozonseget. Az anyagi 81
ker $105.00-t tett XII. Koszonet e
helyen is ugy faradoz6knak,
valamint az adakozoknak a sep
sikerert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06

sziikseg van joszivii adomanyok-
ra hogy kertesziink, szamlaJat
kifizethessiik.
Piknikiink. Ez evben julius
4-en tartja egyhazunk nagy nyari
pikniket. Ere az alkalomra mar
elkertiik az Ohio Works Play
groundjat es lefoglaltunk egy XII
tiino magyar zenekart. Mar most
felhivjuk tagjaink es joakaroink
figyelmet ere a piknikre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
FttUGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ !,
IselkeSx:
BORr ..--EREKES GYORGY
esperes
Templom es par6kia:
025 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 3S637

Heti munkarend. Szerdan
este fel s orakor az egyhazta-
macs rendes havi gyiilese sza-
madasok megejtesere.
Csiit0rt0k este fel s 0rakor
istentisztelet S, annak vegezte-
vel n6egyleti k0zgyiiles.
Multi vasarnapunk. Kozepes sza7
mu gyiilelezet elott hirdettetett
Istennek igeje az elmult vasar-
nap templomunkban. Szolottunk
arr6l, hogy az alkalmatos ido es
az udv0sseg napia minden keresz-
tyen szamara akkor kovetkezik
ell, amikor 0szinte lelekkel, meg
bekelt akarattal fordul Krisztus-
hoz. Ez kor, melyben ma eliink
bar a hitelet es erk0lcs hanyatla-
sanak ketsegtelen jeleit mutatja,
alapiaban mem alkalmatlanabb az
idvosseg es beke munkalasara,
mint barmely eloz6 kor volt. Ugy
egyhazi, mint altalanos magyar
szempontbol, a mi helyzetiink
igenis alkalmas ARA, hogy erk0l-
cs0s, ekes, bekes eletet elhessiink
s testiink lelkUnk javait szolgal-
hassuk.
Nyari magyar iskola. Egyhaz-
tanacsunk hatarozata ertelmeben
a nyari magyar iskolat f. ev jul
MUS lien reggel fogjuk megkez-
deni. A tavalyi rendtol elter6leg
az iden loltseg kimeles szempont-
jabol f6kent azert, hogy tani-
tast semmi kiils6 zaj ne hatral-
tassa, templom- helyisegiinkben
fogjuk az iskolat tartani. A tani-
tas tehat a k0zpontban lesz. A ta-
volabbi helyen lak6 gyermekek
kedvezmenyes villamos jegyeket
fognak kapni. A tanitasi IDIOT ugy
osztjuk be, hogy a. gyermeknek
csak egyszer kell naponta bejon-
ME. A tanitast az iden is a lelkesz
6s felesege fogjak vegezni.
Piknik augusztusban. Egyha-
zunk vezetosege szokasos nyari
piknik tartasara augustus T.-re
kapta meg az Ohio Works Play
Groundjat. Ehez kepest az el5.
kesziiletek megindultak S a rem
dezoseg igyekezni fog a pikniket
kelemesse tenni.
sikerilt party. Macy Petern6
Noegyletiink nepszerii tag.ianal
es tisztviselojenek tiszteletere a;
elmult napokban partyt rendez
tex baratnoi. "A sikerGlt partyl
megjelent vendegek .tobb mint II
dollart adakoztak N5egyle
templom alapja javara. Kosz0
nettel nyugtazzuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-06
eZENT IDTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHoL1KUS
HITK0xsEG
Pl6b&nos:
rT. vARLAKY SANDOR
954 Wilson Ave. Phone: S1o05
Keresztelesek. Dorottya Maria,

=
Balogh Andras es Zsiga Etel lea
nya, sziiletett majus Len, keresz-
teltek majus 30-an. Keresztszulok
voltak Rig6 Max es Rig6 Emma.
= Mihaly Gyorgy, Haszan JOSEF.
es Lukacs Erzsebet fla, sziiletett
majus 12-en, kereszteltek junius
gan. Keresztszul6k voltak Zsu-
pek Istvan es More Julia.
Hirdetesek. Abaujmegye szan-
t6i szuletesii, youngstown lakos
Krokk Janos, nehai Revesz Maria
ozvegye, veszi maganak hazastar-
sui Borsodmegye galvacsi szule-
tesu cleveland lakos Szaszfai Ju-
lat, nehai Kalapos Mihaly owe
gyet. Eskiisznek Z. no lien Gle
velandban. - Erdobenyei sziile-
tesu, youngstown lakos Matyas-
sy Istvan, Matyassy JOSEF es
Klemkovics Erzsebet fla, veszi
maganak hazastarsul Klobusiczki
Johannat, Klobusiczki Gyorgy es
Mikl6s Terez leanyat. Eskiisznek
f h0 19-en SIT. Patrik tenn
plomban.
Aiandek. A tartot, melyben a
Szentseget szokas 6rizni az oltar-
ban s amelynek "Luna' a neve,
Tanczer Andrasne ajandekozta a
SIT. Istvan templomnak fizetett
erte $16.5O-t. Exert az ertekes
aiandekert halankat fejezzik k
az adomanyozonak. A templom.
max sok sziikseglete van, kivalt
fehernemuben, ha tehat valak-
adomanyozni 6hajt valamit, fol
tetlenul kerdezze meg, hogy mire
van templomnak legegetobt
sziiksege, nehogy folosleges dol
gokat vasaroljon valaki, ami mel
kill egeszen jol ellehetiink.
Gyiiles a mutt csiit0rt0k0n. Ju
Illus h6 4-en Macy piknik lesz ;
SIT. Istvan templom javara
Campbell Parkban. Ere nezve ;
multi csutortokon nepes gyile
volt SIT. Istvan Otthonban, me
lyen nagyobbara nok jelentel
meg majusi ajtatossag ritar
Ezen a gyiilesen bizottsagok meg
valasztasar6l volt $40, akik Ike
ziikbe vegyek a julius h6 4-er
azaz Fourth July" "-kor megta1
tando nyari mulatsagnak a
iigyet. A jelenlevo ferfiak kesl
seggel fogadtak el a rajok es
feladatokat. "A n6k azonban a b
zottsagok kivalasztasat jov
gyiilesre halasztottak, mely jr
MUS Gan este lesz rendes het
osszej0veteluk alkalmaval. A j
lenlev0 n0k testestil-lelkesti
amellett nyilatkoztak, hogy mil
dent elkovetnek, hogy a juliu
4-iki pikniknek nagy sikere Il
gyen, melyet hitkozseg tartar
fog a Campbell Parkban.
vi befixetesek az vi templomr;
Lipkovics Matyasek ujb6l fize
tex be $500, Szallai Istva
$4,000, Vida Imre $1,000 es Kal
dos Mihalyek ujb6l fizettek b
$25.00. Az eddig befolyt ossze
kitesz $4,000. A penzt be kell f
zetni mindenkinek es csak ug
lehet $50 epitesrol. Dore besze
tehat AIT mondani, hogy maj
megadom reszemet, mihent |;
tom, hogy megindult az epitkeze
Ha ugy fog beszelni mindenk
mint nemelyek beszeltek, mikor
bizalmi ferfiak naluk jartak, ug
az az epitkezes sohase fog megir
dulni. Epitkezesre penz kell, enc
kill semmitse lehet kezdeni N
mertekenfeliili ad6ssagokat mel
csinalunk, inert eppen azok hagy
nanak cserben, akik AIT mondjal
maid adunk, ha latunk. Ilyen bt
szedekben mem hisznek t0bh
Amerikaban. ARA is kerjIi
azokat, akiket illet, hogy holm
d6re beszedekkel ne amitsak
neDet es ne akarianak siras0i ler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

TODAY.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet, 2;30 o'clock, at Wisconsin avenue
and P street to take Rockville car to
Montrose Station. Hike to Rockville.
Waldburg Hewitt, leader.
The choir of the Fifteenth Street
Presbyterian Church will sing the can
tata The Vision of Deborah at the
church at 6:l5 o'clock.
Joseph D. Prender will speak before
the Secular League. o'clock, at Mu-
sicians' Hall, 1905 E street. Subject:
Great Britain and the Elections"
The Woman's Benefit Association in
vites members and their guests to a
reception to the national president,
Miss Bina M. West, and members of the
national board of trustees, from to 8
O'Clock, at 1850 Massachusetts, avenue.
The Literature Lovers will give their
fifth annual dinner, $3.50 o'clock, at the
Phyllis Wheatley Y w. c. A., James
Weldon, guest of honor.
FUTURE.
The National Press Club will hold
subscription dance in the club ballroom
tomorrow, 9 pm. Open house and
dinner service. commencing at S pm.
The Canadian Club of Washington
will meet March in the garden room
of the Mayflower Hotel Chaplain r.
w. Shrum of the Navy will give an il
Illustrated address on Ringing the
DoorbellS of Europe" The club will
give its annual banquet April 3 at the
MayfioWer, with H. j. Cody of Toronto,
Canada, as honor guest and speaker.
March 6. $3.50 pm, at the Washington
Club. Seventeenth and K streets. There
will be cards for those who do not care
to dance. w. E. Hoffheins, president Of
the society, will preside.
A. Goldstein will review whittier
Mankind" March 5. $3.50 pm, at the
Jewish Community Center.
The woman's Club of Melwood Dis
trict will hold an open meeting March
S, pm, at the dover house to consider
the proposed monument to Mrs. I. B.
Meloy in the grounds Of the University
of Maryland, where site has been
offered.
The Delta Phi Sigma has postponed
its basket ball practice from inaugura-
ton day to Thursday. 730 pm. Ia
koma girls interested in basket ball are
invited.
The Eta and TSeta Chapters of the
Phi Gamma Pi Sorority will hold q
joint card party March 10, 8 pm, At
the Hamilton Hotel.
The Washington Cultus Club will
meet March II with Mrs. William r.
Myers, Chevy Chase.
The Echo de France announces a
program for Tuesday evening at st.
Paul's Hall, 1425 v street. when Nine.
and M. Duprat of Paris will present the
'Chansons de la Vielle France" The
singers will wear costumes of the Diff
ferent parts of France. Mile. Mona
Laurent will dance. and the music will
be in charge of Dore Walten.
The District Sunshine and Com
munity Society will meet March IL, in
stead of tomorrow. on account of the
inauguration, at the home of Mrs. A.
o. Tingley, 1900 Hamilton street Mrs.
w. w. Scott. Mrs. Robert Read and
Mrs c. c. Stauffer will assist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
Coolidge Likely
To Devote Part of
Leisure to Hunting
Bird Dog, Admirers Gift,
Trained i'm Kentucky,
Being Brought Here.

Members of the White House staff
are wondering whether President Cool
idge intends to devote some of his leis-
ure hours to bird hunting in the Mas
sachusetts hills around Northampton
after his retirement.
His bird dog, which is hardly puppy
any longer, is being brought here from
Kentucky, where it has been under
going period of training while
growing up" The President is fond
of trap shooting and game hunting,
pastimes in which he has INDUCED dur
ing recent vacations. and 1t is generally
believed he intends to improve his skill.
His bird dog was the gift of an admirer
of Superior. Wis.
Tiny Tim Mrs. Coolidge's favorite
chow, has been endowed for life. He Is
going to follow his beloved mistress
wherever she goes. When it came time
to decide the fate of the various White
House pets, Mrs. Coolidge decided that
Tiny Tim" was too desirable COM
panion to forsake.
AS for Calamity Jane the big white
collie, she has been given to the young
daughter of a White House policeman
and will continue to make Washington
her home. Ruby Rough, another collie,
was given to Robert Robertson, master
of the White House kennels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

To complete this checked
ensemble she wears the new
fisherman" hat of dull black
ballibuntal ($l8.5O; black
matt footwear trimmed with
gunmetal ($l2.50); gunmetal
chiffon silk hosiery ($l.50);
and a smoked pearl choker
($l.OO). She carries Cha
nels new beret bag of dull
black leather $4.o5). and the
gloves ars parchment kid
pull-ons $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

The Straightline Coat
With Scarf Collar
(Sbonsored BY Chanei)
Unquestionably a fashion
leader. because she wears
dull black kasha straightline
coat. after Chanel. with the
"dressmaker" scarf collar and
sweeping fringe of monkey
fur. And the 6nger-tip jacket
ensemble beneath provides the
ultra-smart color contrast
chartreuse green and black.
The coat. $45. The Jacket
ensemble. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

The accessories of the fitted
coat repeat the smart Spring
color - navy blue - in the
modified beret ($l2.50). in
the strap pump of kid trim
med in lizard ($l2.50) and
the frameless pouch bag
($4.o5). Capeskin pull-on
gloves $500 harmonic
with French net silk hose
($3.75). and the jewelry. to
complete the picture. 10 an
,eirloom gold choker $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

What could be smarter with
blue tweed than an off-the-face
brimmed hat of soft tan felt
($l2.50)2 The one-strap
pumps and shell frame bag of
genuine snake skin, identical
in marking are $3.50 and
($7.95). The lapis blue Rio
Rita necklace is well chosen
($l.50). and the Run Check
Chiffon Hose ($l.o5) are a
light beige to match the parch-
ment slip-on gloves ($3.50).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

For chartreuse green and
black costumes-the hat is
chartreuse felt and black
bakou-and tri corne ($l5).
the black calf bag with mar
castle and carved crystal lift
lock ($7.95) matches the
black matt kid opera pumps
$50. sun tan suede gloves
$3.50. naive A. R. A. silk
chiffon hose ($I.35) and
twisted pearl choker ($2.96)
complete the smart details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
Saints Head Restored.

Restoration of a portion of the head
of st. Brigid to new church at KILL
ester, Dublin, recently was attended
with sacred ceremony. Father McCar-
roll of the church carried the relic in
a casket, and was followed by DR..
Byrne, Archbishop of Dublin. The head
OF st. Brigid was taken by Irish knights
it has Just been restored to Dublin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
Correct Accessories to Wear With Them

And to accompany this
frock the smart fashionable
chooses a biege Jap sisol
straw and felt hat with seal
loped brim ($l5). an un-
usually lovely biege-dyed
fox scarf ($65). biese kid
pumps ($l0). bow bag to
match ($5). suntan kid pull
on gloves $3.50. Patou's
pearl choker with rhinestone
rondells ($l2.95). and al
lure" chiffon hosiery ($l.65).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
The Jacket Suit
in Small Checks

sponsored BY Jane Reeny)
There is no question of the
fashion-correctness of the
jacket suit. This the smart
modern knows. and chooses
for the gala affair a tweed en-
semble in checks! Its three
quarter length jacket trimmed
with red buttons, and its white
blouse piped and stitched in
red. is the ultimate of youth
fulness. As shown in the sketch
above. $35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
Mansion House in Danger.

Iondon's famous Mansion House.
headquarters of the lord mayor. is in
danger of collapse because of construc-
ton work on the Bank of England
Building nearby. A watch is being kept
for any movement of the fabric OF the
-old building, and glass indicators have
hear placed in various parts of the
structure where fractures in the brick
.yo.ss or masonry have suggested sub
sidence. Daily inspections are made
and every precaution for the safety OF
the occupants is taken. The building
rests on ground once punctured with
springs, making II spongy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
The Cape Collar
Fared Skirt Fr0ck

The sapphire blue fiat crepe
frock at the extreme right
shows the small cape collar
pronounced exceedingly smart
by Fashion authorities for
Spring! Its subtle all around
Aared skirt comes to an end
at the right hip. lending to its
long straight lines a softness
and a bit of femininity al
together graceful and unques-
tionably charming SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

Tomorrow there will and while Mr. Hoover uphold the
oath President the United
with fashions brilliant noteworthy
There will be whose all Of this
world In the background the beautiful Capitol the all the thrilling
pedor ashon,nd Washington the Nation
Coinodent with Inauguration lasgh Bro foster Inauguration the Easter
Wardrobe fashions undoubtedly will
ntd the Inaugural crowd and smart festivities These five fashions
beginning Tuesday 23o 4 80 and daily thereafter You invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
The Ensemble With
Printed FrOck
(Sbonsored BY Chanel)


Sufficient warmth, and more
than enough smartness. resides
in the tweed ensemble with
printed frock. The straight
line tweed coat proves its
fashion-rightness by being
woven in the same medley, of
blue and tan that makes the
printed silk frock and lining Of
the coat. Almost captivating en-
semble fora youthfulMiss. $35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
The Princess Flare
and Fitted Coat
/Ch0msored hv Pnnmim)

lOPOVSOScU 'OV U4NbW/
You'll recognize the Prin-
cess Silhouette in the smart
young thing wearing the
slightly Jared and fitted coat
of navy blue cheviot. dipped
in at the waistline with man
nish swagger. The Castillian
red fiat crepe frock is in bril-
liant contrast to the coat, and
matches the Ascot scarf of
printed crepe. The coat, SIS.
The Dress. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03

A general call for donations of Goa
for the destitute has been made In Ire
land
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-10
ASKS MORE PAY
FOR F|REMEN

Chief George s. Watson, head Of
Washington's Fire Department,
wants his men paid more for their
dangerous toll.
In his report for the fiscal year,
issued yesterday by the District
Commissioners, Chief Watson urg-
emily recommends increased salaries
for all officers and men.
Claiming that the present salaries
are not in keeping with their duties
and responsibilities. nor with the
cost of maintaining themselves and
their families properly, Chief Wat
son adds:
81 recommend that legislation to
bring the pay of the personnel of
this department to rates substan-
tally equal to those of other of
our larger municipalities be pre-
pared, submitted to Congress and
enacted"
Washington's firefighters turned
out for 4,185 alarms during the year,
an increase of 4S1 The total fire
loss was, estimated at $1.0S8, 709, a
per capita loss of $1.97.
There were 800 false alarms, 81
fires of a suspicious nature and 13
undoubtedly incendiary.
Ten firemen died during the year
and II pensions were granted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-10
'PrOmOterS of
Prosperity

Every town has many people
fwho may be considered promot-
ers of prosperity. Some of
these people are well known,
others less so; some are asso-
ciated with business that long
have been recognized as leaders
in the community. others are
CONNECTED with enterprises just
as vital. though perhaps less
well known outside the particular
district in which these men and
their businesses are found.
To familiarize the people of
Washington with these pro.
moters of prosperity" who are
not quite as we'll known as they
deserve 10 be, this page OF
business announcements have
been arranged and classified.
All Of the firms and people listeI
here deserve the support of the
citizens Of Washington because
first and foremost they believe
in Washington and its future
and are ever anxious to boost it
whenever possible. The Wash.
ington Times is cooperating with
them in an endeavor to place
their messages of abiding faith
in this community before the gen.
eral public by printing for a
number OF weeks these an.
nouncements Of principles.
I'VE believe in Washington
We think there Is a brilliant
future ahead of it. We concede
to no town the rights and priv.
leges that are ours! We think
that Washington business should
go to home Industries and con.
Germs and so urge everyone to
boost Washington with these
Washington boosters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-10
HIGHWAY WORK
PROGRESSES

CHERRYDALE, Va. Sept. 1O.-.
Rapid progress is being made on
the widening of the Lee Highway
from the Peoples State Bank to a
point opposite the school in Halls
Hill.
According to the contractors, Cor
son and Gruman, of Washington,
that section from the Military
Road to the Glebe Road will be
opened to traffic this week. Work
is now under way between the
bank and the Military Road and
from the Glebe Road to Halls Hill.
The entire road, a distance of one
and one-third miles will he com.
pleted and opened to traffic by
October l..
With this Improvement com.
pletel the Lee Highway will have
been widened from 1s to 2S feet
from the Key Bridge in Rosslyn
to Halls Hill a distance of more
than three miles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-10
Specifications Given
For Statuary. in Parks

Specifications for a competition
for designs. of two groups of
statuary to, be placed at the Wash
ington end of the Arlington Memo.
rial Bridge and entrance to Rock
Creek Park Driveway. respectively,
We're submitted at today's session
Of the Fine Arts Commission.
Col. z. s: Grant 3rd. Director of
Public Buildings and Grounds said
yesterday thak the statuary is to
symbRtize peace and war. The group
of two pieces standing for war are
to be erected at the Washington
termipus OF the Arlington Memorial
Bridge, while the other group, synlbo-
lizinR peace wilI be placed at the
entrance to the driveway.
The designs submitted must be
in harmony with the architectural
characteristics of the bridge and
must also be in keeping with the
artistic demands of the surrounding
landscape
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-10
Farm Worker Charged
With Shooting His Son

MARTlNSBURG,. w. Va, Sept.
10.-Elliott Turner. farm worker,
living near Franklintown. jefferson
county, was jailed by State trooper
on charges OF shooting his son,
Harry, in a quarrel.
The disagreement between father
and son had its inception over
wages said to have been earned by
the son. Elliott contended that he
was first strUck by his son. whom
he shot in the hand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-10
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