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New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
New South Wales Mine
 Clash Claims One Life

Sydney, N. $. w., Dec. 1G (P)-- One miner was killed, nine wee wounded seriously and 45 less sori- ousy wounded today in rioting and fighting with police guards at Roth bury mine. Six policemen were in. jured.
 Four hundred miners. idle through closing Of the shati attack ed the guards and attempted to rush the mine premises. The police were stoned, rctaliating with their revolvers. Mr. BadeleY, member of parliament, tried 10 pacily the rioters but was struck with stone and wounded.
 Later a special train with police and volunteers arrived on the scene but there was no further demonstra- ton as the miners for the most part withdrew to Grcta.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

lricks. 9, baritone. Of Los Angeles. Hendricks has been blind since birth. He is also an orgauist.
 Miss Josephine Antoine, 20, color atura soprano. of Boulder, Colo, ana John Jameson. 20, tenor, of Denver, were third prize winners, Each received $2,O00 and one years tuition.
 Fourth prIzcs of $I500 and one years tuition were awarded to Miss Francis Tortorich, 25, Lyric SO prano Of New Orleans and Charles Garlic, 25, tenor of Central Falls, R. ].
 Iifth Prize Winners
 Miss Agnes L. Skilla, @&. ot sprnGvalo, tG,, and Carlyle Ben nett 24, Of Chicago. were awarded $1.000 and year'5 tuition.
 The elimination contests winners were selected hy a yotc oi raIio listonc"s. Thousands of singers be- tween the ages Of Is and 25 partlci- patcd.
 Miss Rowe is the slaughter Of NciIl O. Rowe. dean ol music at Wooster college. She has studied three years. She sang "Tho Shadow Song" from "Imorah," by Meyer beer.
 Kane, the son of a banl.er, is d graduate Of Emory university and has studied music for five years. Hc sang "Celcate Ajda' from "Ajda.'
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Sore Throat?
 Don't Gargle
This Doctors Prescription Gives Quicker, Better Relief

Don't suffer the pain and dis comfort of sore throat. Use a doc tors prescription called Thoxine guaranteed to relieve with the very first swallow. Gargles and salves are too slow and if they do relieve, it is usually only temporary.
 Thoxine has d double action-it relieves the soreness and goes direct to the internal cause. 1t contains no harmful drugs and is safe and pleasant for the whole family. There is nothing better to stop coughing due to irritated throats. Just ask for Thoxine, put up ready for use in 35c, COG and $1.O0 bot ties, Money back if not relieved Sold by City Drug Store and all other good drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
JTLIA'S SECRET

o i4iit '> Ni.> IAT.i
 Peggy, her eyes alight with happi- ness. watched the tall figure of Jin- until his figure was no longer visi- ble among the trees skirtng Mo. hawk Lane.
 Locking the house, she went up- stairs to retire. Within 10 min utcs Peggy mad climbed into bed but she was too excited to sleep; too excited even to lie still, and switching on the reading lamp close at hand, she sat up and start cd q letter to her mother.
 She wrote rapidly, covering sheet after sheet, a genuine outpouring Of her heart; of Jim and their great 1 happiness, of her plans for the fu- ture; then hoped out Of bed and i outside her door It took her d sec ] ond or two to address an envelope 1 and find a stamp.
 ts Peggy paused to switch off the electric lamp in the hall near her bedroom she noticed a light shining under the door jamb Of Julia's bedroom. 1t was unlike Julia to be awake at that hour of the night. Could she be ill? She opened the maids door. emitting the formality of knocking.
 Julia, propped up in bed with numerous pillows at her back w2s comfortably reading. She greeted Peggy's appearance with a startled speculation.
 Come in an set down, Miss Peggy" she invited cordially. "Tse underSoin' queer 'sperience to- night; l caint sleep"
 No more can ], Julia''
 Peggy pulled up a comfortable rocking chair and sat down. Arc you feeling lll?"
 NO, ma'am. But I reckon gcttin stuck in dat dar bottomlcss bog done upset me"
 Tt was enough to turn you gray haired" exclaimed Peggy heartily and at the mere suggestion Julia : hands went to her head; there was more kink than usual in her black locks, for her enforced soiourn at Iew Lodge had prevented her vis- itin% one of the establishments for keeping her hair straight as an h. dians,
 "Thc next time you wish to gath CT flowers, restrain that impulse Peggy advised smilingly "Leav, botany to Mr. Chase"
 "I@ssam." But Julia's thoughts were still on her hair. DO yos reckon l could take day off 10 -c to New York. Miss Peggy? My hairs gittin' trrrible'
 Use a flatiron; I'll help"
 But Julia scorned the suggestion
 "I kin git that dar housekcepcr Miss Deborah, 10 stay hyar,' she went on, doing her thinking aloud "Mistcr Jim will let her come, 't yo' asks it." With knowing smile
 Peggy blush2d, then looked ul bravely.
 We are engaged, Mr. Jim ant
 "Laway Miss Peggy. I knovc( it" It was Julia's turn 10 chucIlln "Ain't l got eyes in de back oI : man head?" Then she sobcre1
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
IS KILLED IS BAY STATE,

Boston. Dee. lG Op)-Ejghtccn persons were killed in automobile accidents in Massachusetts last week, according 10 the report of George A. Parker, registrar Of motor vehicles
 This was seven moro than for the previous week and one less than for t.c corresponding period of 1928.
 Last weeks victims included eight pedestrians seven occupants and three coasters.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

ination contests. Each was award cd 5000, @ gold medal and two music.
 Seven Judges On Board
 The board of ludges who made the awards last night after the con- testarts had sung in a program radiocast throughout the country, comprised Louise Homer, Marcclla sembrich. Giovanni Martinell, Gui- seppi Sturani. George Ferguson, Yeatman Griffith and Pierre V. k. Key.
 Second prizes of s3.00O and one years tuition were awarded to Ms. Floy Hamlin. 22, cOloratura soprann of Los Angeles and Calvin Hen
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

resentative for the Council, was de- clared in a recent article in church publication 10 be in the pay of both Hays and the Council. The Council will dispense with his serv- ices at the end of this month.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
JUDGES SELECT
 ADDITION WINNERS
Ohio Girl and Georgia Boy, First
 Prize Singers, Named

New York, Dec. 16 LP)-AIiss Gen evieve I. Rowe, 2l years old, Of Wooster, O.. coloratura soprano and Edward Kane, 22, tenor of Atlanta, have been awarded first prizes by a jury of musicians in the third na- tional radio addition sponsored by the Atwater Kent foundation.
 They were selected from among five men and five women finalists chosen by radio listeners in a ser ies of local, state and district elim-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

Synopsis: Sdndown, the swarthy- skinned camper on Mohawk Ponl, who already Has earned the sus- picious regard of Peggy and Oba- diah and his son Jim, arouses Aquila Chase. whom he meets in the woods. The Indian carelossiy tells Chase he has paper which PcEsy needs and will pay much to gain. Chase goes to tell Obadiah of his suspicious. Disaster climaNes walk in the woods when Julia sinks in a bog and almost draws Peggy with her as the latter makes a vain at tempt to rescue her, Jim responds to Poegy's cries and rescues both. The spell of romance "nvelops Peggy and Jim at the lodge anG Peggy says: Yes"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Catholic Women Plan
 Orphans Toy Shower

The annual toy shower for the Polish OTphango will be held at the regular meeting of the \. B. Council or catholic Women at the K. of C, home on Franklin Square Wcdncs- day.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

NO FALSE STATEMENTS are needed to promote it's sale to the motoring public . No ridiculous power claims No intriguing words words . words.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
BERNARD CRAWFORD SHOT

Bernard Crawford got into Q fight
with soma one and as a result rushed
to st. Philips Hospital whore ne
gave the name of Elmore Hughes.
FL was treated for a knife wound
in the breast Sunday morning and
left saying he was gong to "gcc rs
man 1t was not long before he was
hack at the hospital. He had been
shot through the mouth his teeth
being knocked out and the bullet
had gone through his neck.
Mrs. Tucker Pickrell says that he
ran into her restaurant about 4:90
Sunday morning 18th inst. and a
girl was with him. Another man
had a gun and fired through the
glass door at him, striking him.
Crawford held the girl in front Of
him and the man poked the revolver
over the girls shoulder and fired at
him repeatedly. Although in a crit
ical condition he was reported alive
when we went to press. The name
CT the man who shot him has not
been announced.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
Moore Street Celebrates
54th Anniversary.

Moore Street Baptist Church held
one of Us achievement days .ast
Sunday, when the Church celebrated
Is 54th Anniversary. The services
beran promptly at 1880 A NJ =.
Deacon A. G. Rose presiding. There
was a historical sketch given by
Deacon w. A. Kyles, Dr.. Gordon
3 Hancock, the pastor of the Churcn
preached the anniversary sermon.
II was a marvellous sigbt to see the
throng of people who came out Tor
the occasion
The Pastors Ad Clubs Numbers
! and . greeted the pastor immed-
lately af-er the close OF the morn
ing services. -
The afternoon services were given
over entirely to DR.. Joseph T. HILL
She pastor of the Second Baptist
Church. who IS scholar and a mas
ter of any situation. Next came his
choir led by Mrs. Albritton jackson
Of California. There was never at
Moore Street Church a spectacle
more wonderful or more awe-!nspir
ing than the picture of the afternoon
services painted for us by Dr.. Jo-
sepb T Hill. assisted By his choir
of heavenly voices. :. :. -.
At $50 P. NJ, Dr.. W, L Ran
some a. scholar. a teacher, a pulpit
orator and a Christian gentleman,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
South Richmond. conducted the de-
votiona7s ass sted by his choir.
There was an eloquent paper read
by Mrs. Roberta Boxtell. =.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

dinance of the City Of Richmond
approved February 10, 1928 is N
rotation OF the provisions OF the
Eou--e nth A,4c4dn -nt OF the Coz
Sc -Uy-on OF The u. :. taa- las re-
spoud ents. ..er servants. agents
3ld attorneys Ja, and they hereby
are enjo.ned and restrained 1rcm
enforcing against the complainant
through criminal proceedings CT
otherwise. the fines and p-ua t es OF
the Ordinance OF the City OF Rich
mond, Virginia approved February
Is. 1929 entitled an ordinance
TO prohibit any person from using
cs q residence any building On any
s.eeat, between iGtevsec-;Hg streets,
~aere lie majority q residences on
such svee. ara occupied by those
viii whom said person IS forbidden
TO internarvr BY section ) OF an
.Act Of the General Assembly Of Viz
s.CiC, entitled An ACT to preserve
racial Integrity, approved Aatcn
20. 1921. and providing that exist
ing rights shall not be Affected
that the plaintiff recover Of the
respondents his costs in this cause
incurred To al Of which the de-
olanrs duly except
D. LAWRENCE GRONER,
United States District Judge.
Nay % 1929.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
CARD OF THANKS

Rev. s. S. Morris, Ganoral Sec
r5ary of Allen Christian Endeavor
League A. NJ. e. Church was in
Tire ty last week on business. Dr..
Morris is announcing the coming
international Christian Endeavor
Convention at Kansas City. Missouri
July 3-S. Twenty thousand dee
gates are expected from all sections
Of this country and abroad. Secretary
Norris reports growing interest in
tho young people work of his
Church. He was recently endorsed
for the BHshopric by the Virginia
Conference.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
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uc2IH5 REPORTED y

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The following s ist Of deaths
of ccloreG persons reported 20 Ihe
r chmond Bureau of Health from
May "A tC May 81. 1929. with age
and date of death; -
George Preston Sc years; ! w. Clay
St.; May II -.
Nathaniel Flood, Il years; 7S0 y.
Second ST.; May 13.
Henry Hairston IS years; Charles
ton. W. Va. May TO-. .'''
James H. Cunningham, 5S years;
2O21 Bainbridge g.; May II
Richard Quar,es, Is years; 1903 l.
w Leigh ST.; May 1S. -
P1ancha Randolph, 2S years; 12V'
y. First ST.; May 1S.
C.cero Lomax CT years; SIC y.
Second ST.; May 15. =,
Isabel Clark. "a years; 800 NofIh
s xth Street; May "A. 80.
Eta Wood SO years; state Pen'-
tent -ary May 19.
J
Clay Street; May 16.
Johnnie Byrd 50 years; Hope"ei
Va; May 16. ..,oo- ~
Bar;ha Jackson SO years; @92o ~
North Road; May IA. 3Oe
''''p s1Ien Avenue; May Is.
pornard Rowlett. IS years; CHESTER
field County; May 13 49, ... ,oos
Eugcne r. Spurlock. is years -V''
BROOK Road, May Is. -; -;
cusie Ann Jones 65 years; Nay ~
Henry Moten alias Henry raianvl tinr,,.
mem 27 years; Va. Poaitsntiary'
vt,,iom MD; Tinsiey. SO years; SIS u
ST Paul St.. May l6. :.
vio1o Iouise Williams, 10 months
73S N. Ninth ST.; May 10.
Augustus Garris 50 years; hmpoii"
Va. ; May II. =
LILLIAN Solomon 1 month; Enipoi :"
Ella Price, ri - months; 1922 W. Clay
Herbert s1' Williams Mas rs' 3 days; 2-B Fritz
Street: May IS.
Wilbur Williams. 3 days; 2-b fri'A
Street: May Is.
Bessie Johnson Reynolds, so years
4 Orleans ST. May ls.
Beatrice Morton. 10 years; 2Oo4 .
Brook Road May Is
John Pryor 50 years: 1922 west
Moore St.; May II. o
William Bland. so years 9oS N Zo'h
St. May 1S
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

The case Of j. N. Cassell and W,
] Trol,mger which officers were
recently dismissed from the police
force of this city was called in the
Hastings Court on the 18th inst.
and continued until May 30 Attor-
nev Benjamin Lovenstein has re-
tired from the case and they are
now being represented by Attorney
H M. Smith The pcstponement
was made on Mr.. Smiths request
They are charged with accepting a
bribe from Joe Ridley coiored who
IS an alleged bootsegger. Captain
Wright. chief of detectives and Cap
tain Bryan, who was concealed at
Rid,ey's place saw the money count
ed and passed between Ridley and
the policemen. :.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
Sam washington. an inmate Of

Sam Washington, an inmate Of
he Virginia Penttentary recently
had a fight with Clifton Roberts and
on Wednesday. May 22nd secured
table knife sharpened like dagger
and plunged it into the breast of
his former antagonist. The murder
took place IN the dining hall with
500 other prisoners present. Major
Youel7, the abe uperi2tendent was
on'y so feet away when the tragedy
took place hut h's back was towards
Washington. Il was 7:30 A. NJ. =.
Washington was serving 29-year
sentence for store breaking and had
served u years Of his time. Roberts
was under a 10-year sentence for
robbery. :. 3.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
CARD OF THANKS .

Mrs. William F. Denny and chill
dren wish to thank their many
= ends for 4heir Kindness and SYM
pathv shown them during the recent
illness and death of their husband
and father the late Attorney Wll-
liam r. Denny.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

Rev. Gordon B. Hancock is mys-
tif,inr 20 these who observe his
methods He has succeeded in lead
ing the Moore Street Bapssf Church
congregation to high pane of de-
served success. His sermons are
models of brevity and wisdom.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

Mrs. Mary E. Boisseau wishes to
. thank her many friends for their
kindness DUNG the recent illness
and death CT her cousin. Agnes Mel
vim. And a'so for floral contribu-
tions
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

Mr.. w. Van. Jackson Of 100 IL
East Clay Street was taken suddenly
ill at his work last Saturday and
rushed to- st. Philips Hospital.
Though still quite sick. there is no
ticeable Improvement in his condi-
ton.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

Rev Baker, pastor cf the Third
Street Behel A NJ e. Church Eost
his wife by sudden death recently
His friends sympathize with him.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
TF-- 90 O0C
..I - 4 J-t

: . Dsars. after consulting with
r-'s 0~d associates % the
-re cation c-u.,...-aa decided 10 send
Attorney Alfred E, Cohen 70 Nor
f-n,. We, last Saturday u see what
could he done :, hasten 9 decision
in the matter. When Mr.. Cohen went
into the Clerks Office Of the United
States District Court there, he took
from his files & memorandum made
by Judge Groner It stated simrly
4tat +he decision in the cases Of Buc-
haran IS Worley and Tyler VS. Har-
mon governed in the segregation case
IN the City of Richmond and he
wou,i SIGN On injunction according
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
Aatoraey Cohen Active

,Ir. Cohen lost TO time in commu-
nicating this information to his eli
crts here. Ar extra edition of the
Planet was ut once issued and il
reached the public before the daily
press had given out the information.
James Alstoas case, which was sched-
uled for Police Court Monday, May
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

I'M THE DISTRICT COURT o. THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
EASTEGN DISTRICT OF VIRGIN
Ia AT RICHMOND.
j. B. IEANS........ Comola.nans'
VS.. In Equity No 1S2D....
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, Ell @,
Respondents
This cause having come on TO be
heard. was argued by counsel. on
consideration whereof, it was in ac-
cordance with the memorandum
opinion Of the Court heretofore filed
adjudged ordered and decreed as
follows viz: 80. ."..
That the respondents motion to
dismiss the bill of complaint be and
tho same IS hereby over-ruled and
denied for the reason that the or
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

Janie Kate Taylor, a married wo-
man living at 1923 North Fourth
Street was shot twice and killed at
her res dence Wednesday night be-
tween 10 and II o'clock by Lewis
Mccain. He fired at her four times.
McCla,n was under bond 70 stay
away from her she doing all she
could to avoid him. 1t s ems that
Mrs Tay.or. WHO has two children,
sent one CT them cut TO find what
time it was. Mccain mu5t haye seen
the child Leave. for he forced his
way into the house and attacked the
woman with revolver. One bullet
entered her left elbow another en-
tered the left arm just below the
shoulder. passing through the breast
and passing out through the .ung
and out on the right side. Another
entered the arm
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25
MURDERER RUNS AWAY.

Nicola n eft the revorer and ran
away. a warran- is out for his ar
rest. Any information concerning
his whereabouts will be gladly re-
ceived by the Potce Department.
1t is reported that the husband OF
JAMIE Kate Taylor IS in New York.
The body of the unfortunate woman
was turned over to Funeral Director
A. D. Price, Jr.
Richmond planet., 1929-05-25

The following S ist of deaths
of ccloreG persons reported 20 the
r chmond Bureau of Health from
May IA tG May 81. 1929. with age
and date of death: -
Evening star., 1929-11-17

Boys Aeroplane Club; 7:45 pm. china
painting group; pm, Park View Dra-
matte Club. Special November program
given by Park View Alumni.
Southeast Center, Seventh and C
streets southeast (Hine Junior:
Monday pm, Cobra A. c.; Bpm,
RoXie A. c., Daughters of America drill
team, carnival committee, Public Speak
ing Club; pm, basket ball practice.
Wednesday-6:30 pm, tap-dancing
group: pm. Samoset A. c.: 8 pm.
Friendship House A. c., ladies' drill
team of Veterans of Foreign Wars: Q
pm, Saks Trojans A. G.
Friday pm, children'S dancing in
struction. group l and group 2: pm,
senior group. dancing instruction, drama
rehearsal; $3.50 pm, community dance,
with orchestra.
Saturday-9:30 am, dancing instruc-
ton group for small children, piano
groups for children; 10 am, dramatic
group for children. jolly Junior Club.
Thomson Center, Twelfth and L
streets:
Tuesday, pm, French group: 8
Evening star., 1929-11-17

isle basket ball team, Simon Com
mandery drill team.
Lovejoy Center, Twelfth and D
streets:
Monday-3:15 pm, music group:
7:30 pm, lamp-shade group, Dennison
art, Manchester A. c., logan A. C.,
recreation club, Blue Ribbon Club, club
room, girls group.
Wednesday-7:30 pm, Manchester
Junior A. c. recreation club. lecture to
boys subject, THE Boy Of Today, the
Man of Tomorrow" by Attorney A. w.
Gray, girls work-play group, visual IN
struction.
Military Road Center, Military road
near Brfghtwood:
Wednesday-3:l5 pm, Excelsior A. C.
Friday-3:l5 pm, Buzzing Bees ;:ra-
matte Cluu.
West Washington Center (Francis
Junior, Twenty-fourth and N streets:
Friday pm, hadwork for adults
and children: 1880 pm, meeting of
Reglar Fellers' Club, Paramount Club,
Georgetown Community Five, girls ath-
letic club,
Evening star., 1929-11-17

Burrvillc Center, Division avenue and
Corcoran street northeast:
Monday-3:15 pm. beginners music
group; 4 pm, children's chorus and
play.
Tuesday, pm, children's classics;
7:30 pm, game group; PM. Burr
vile Women's Club, Golden Art Club,
Burrville A. c., Young Woman's ORA
matte and Social Club, Burrville Boys
Chorus; Z pm, music group.
Frioay-3:15 pm. music group for
advanced pupils; 4 pm, children's
chorus and play rehearsal.
Cleveland Center, Eighth and T
streets:
Thursday y-7:30 pm. Community
Center Band, Hoffman's Music ASsocia-
ton. home hygiene, DenniSon's art anu
bead work, lampshade-making, Educa-
tional Dramatic Club, adult music,
Royal Troubadours.
Dunbar Center, First and N streets:
Thursdays pm, Silver Leaf Club,
Elite Social Club, children's game group,
girls swimming, piano group, organ
practice club. dramatic club: pm,
Evening star., 1929-11-17

pm. lecture, "Art in the Home: auc-
ton bridge, practice and advanced play
ers; Washington Choir, Gregg dictation
for speed-up work, registration for
dramaticS and French.
Wednesday - 3:15 pm. children's
group in tap dancing; f3:40 pm, chill
dren group in advanced tap dancing;
$3.50 pm, instruction for children in
violin, cornet and clarinet: pm,
Woodmen of the World drill team.
Thursday-7:30 pm, Gregg dictation,
Lyric Orchestra rehearsal; $50 pm,
adult social dancing will have Thanks
giving party. Orthophonic music will
be in charge of w. S. Jackson. Com
munity friends of the Thursday eve
ming group are invited.
Friday--3:15 pm, children's begin
ners' group in rhythm: $40 pm, ad-
vanced children's group in rhythm; 7
p.n1., instruction in tap dancing for
adults; pm, physical training for
ladies, Writers League of Washington,
French group.
Saturday. am, second-year violin
instruction; 9:45 am, violin for begin
Evening star., 1929-11-17

nqrs: 1890 am, intermediate group in
viblin; 9 am. and GAS am, Saxopnone
groups for beginners; 1890 am, ad-
vanced group in saxophone; 10 am.
drum group; 9:30 am, fourth group
piano group; 1890 am, third-year pi-
ano; 1880 am, beginners piano. group:
10 am, beginners group in trombone;
10:45 am, xylophone group, cello ana
flute classes in organization.
Birney Center, Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast:
Monday-7:3o pm, boys handicraft,
boys game group, boys basket ball,
bead and wax works, embroidery, bas-
kerry. flower-making; pm, home
nursing group. lampshade making,
Choral Society, Cooperative Associa-
ton, girls social group.
Tuesdays pm, Birney Center birth
DAY celebration, program, refreshments
and music.
Thursday-3:15 pm, music group,
Junior Needle Guild.
Friday-3:15 pm. jolly Juniors
(girls' industrial arD, girls dramatic
group.
Evening star., 1929-11-17

Pleasant PLANES A. c., boys swimming
group: 9 pm, Carlisle A. c.
Fridays pm. children's game group
7 p.n., social hour for girls, social hour
for youths; 8 pm, Manchester A. c.
Garfield Center. Alabama avenue and
Twenty-fifth street southeast:
Wednesday-3:l5 pm. toy symphony
orchestra, children's classics; 1880 pm,
game group dramatic club: 8 pm, art
and craft group, Garfield A. c., i'm
provement group; shoe-mending in
Struction.
Garnet Patterson, Vermont avenue
and u streets:
Monday pm, Arrow A. c., Car
Isle basket ball team, Simon Com
mandery drill team.
Tuesday-7:3O pm, Amphion Glee
Club, Washington Concert Orchestra,
S. Coleridge Taylor Choral Society,
lamp-shade making, Dennison art and
bead work, home hygiene group, Chiro-
practors' Association, educational dra-
matte Club.
Wednesday, pm, Arrow A. c., Car