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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-27
Houses for Rent

BEVILLE. ilOI-6 re omS, modern except
furnace. garage: s3C mo. Ri. SAL.
BROOKSIDE 1855 rooms modern. !
family SOS; > fam. SIS. Ia. 6567.
BROOKSIDE. 2S26-s rooms modern: suit
shls for families; SIS. Owner. Tia. 1851
DELLA, n. 2542-South sioe; 6-rm. mod.
double; SIS. Ri. 1921; eve. He. s5e2.
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Rooms for Rent

REDWOOD. 225O-Nice furnished room;
garage optional.
$40 MASS
Clean modern rms; 81 up; single.
MERIDIAN. 2211 N-Large rm.: employed
coup. or men. home prlyl.; reas. ia. 1902.
MICHIGAN z. 3203- FREE RENT.
Clean. modern rooms 81 week and
I'D, garage service. On. 1893.
NEW JERSEY. N l4li-Pleasant rm.: res-
sonaole, hot atet; gar. opt. RI 2669
NEW JERSEY. n. l0l5-Pleas. I'm; priv
ate home. Central ave car. L. 3l82
NEW JERSEY. N 210s-Nicely furnished
front I'm: private home. Ia. 3654-W
NEW JERSEY n. 831-2 sleeping rms;
also housekeeping; walking distance.
NEW YORK. e. 435-Sleeping rms. mod
ern. reasonable. Ii 1899.
NORTH-LoveP front I'm. on car line;
reference required. Ia 1913. -
OHIO HOTEL-l2Gia z. Ohio; clean. newly
decors ted rms. plenty hot ater; 81 up.
OHIO. T. iO53-Nicely furn. front room;
private family: I or 2: Kitchen privileges.
PRATT. ". l64-Modern. sleeping rooms,
reasonable. near bath. private tamlIy.
PRATT. E. G57-Private home gentlemen;
College car. Ii. 1925, evenings
RUCKLE. N, 3256-Pleasant rm.: priv nm.
Young men; gar; break opt. Va l126-
10TH. E.. 509-Nicely furnished room in
modern home $3.50. "
PATH. e.. 660-Attractive clean rm.; priv.
home. gentlemen. College car. He. 32l4
gid E. 6O3-Pleasant corner nm; real
home girl; breakfast opt. Wa. 2836.
Gath. oil E-Beautifully furnished room.
for or > gentlemen Wa. 5220-M.
34TH. F.. 6l1-Beautiful rm.. private home.
! or .. ideal location. Va. 5220-M
UNFINISHED OR FURNISH Dirt. nm.
modern 1852 e 10th St. Oh. 3574-M.
DELIGHTFULLY."- and shady: eIclu-
sive reighborhood; garage. Oh. 1851.
WAKING DIsTANCE-E East: beautiful it.
rm. priv home: privileges. y 3733.
LARGE FRONT-Sleeping RIM; twin beds.
walking distance: very reasonable. Ii. 1907
3 BEDRMS.-l down; private bath; home
privileges. He. 5135.
FURNISHED ROOM Modern apt, l or p
Central car. He. 1863 evenings
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Business Announcements

BATHROOM Complete plumbing & heat
I've installed: res. J ". HarIell. Ia 1867
CT EANINQ HOUSE-hud removing wall
paper by steam, Forr cheap. Oh. 1898.
FEATHERS Bought sold and renovated:
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
T. Z. Burke, 4l6 Mass. Ave. RI. $685.
C5RADING-S odding. concrete. cxcayating
and iob work an kinds He 2452
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Storage and Transfer


STORE-Your furniture in dre proof stor-
age house. Private lockers. Pay months
later. Special no charge. for hauling
from April ] to April 30. Estimates
given without obligation. Can
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419 E. Market Ri. 1850.
PACKING. SHIPPING. Low RATEs-On
California shipments; Local and overland
hauling OTTO j. SUESZ. Ri. 3628-6561
night Oh. 0699W-4579
J. H TAYLOR TRANSFER & STORAGE.
SPECIAL PRICE OVERLAND--To or
from Chicago. St. Louis, Detroit, Cleve-
land or other cities. Dr.. 307l or Ri. 1868.
SORNMAN TRANSFER co. Satisfactory
moving servjcc; overland trucking Of
furniture and freight. Oh. SSH
FURNITURE MOV1NG-S3 load and up;
large covered trucks. experienced help:
give me call. DR.. 1857.
BRTTTON TRANSFER-Moving $3.50 load:
large trucks; responsible men. Dr.. 1916.
FURNITURE MOVED-$2.50 and up: large
covered trucks. Ii. 1850 Oh. 1882.
c. H MALONE-Transfer hauling, grad
ing and Sodding Ch STA
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters. at en exceptional prices to re-
U' F. B. GARDNER & CO.
See the Wonderful new number e.
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
played on our floor.
TYPEWRITER-A., W. N. CO. GRACE and
new portabes' all makes. See the new
model Remington porta bic. Rentals, serv-
ice ana supplies. AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE CO. 1877 N. Meridian St. Board
of Trade Bldg Ii. 1922.
HUNDRED-AssOrted typcWriters, old
models, 50 and 81 each. Must go this
week. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
POS Mass. ave Ii. 9470
REFRIG.-5mes blcKs, register. display
cases, it,. Il it.; 2 Toledo scales, marble
top enter, 70 IT,; Knives saws. Ha. 0716-W
FLOOR SCALES-One 3.5OO-lb. double
beam. INDIANAPOLIS SCALE COM
PANY $40 E. Wash. st.
SPECIAL RENTAL RAIEss--S2.5 so ano up
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. $40
Consolidated BLDG. u 47l2
TYPEWRITER-Rem good cond;
real barg. for quick sale. II. 3345-M.
CASH REGISTER $3.50; sac for SIS;
like new rings 5000. 735 Park Ave.
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EQuITY-In semi-modern. 5-room. COM
Portable home, on Belleview. for equal
equity in to 10 acres within Is miles OF
city. Be. 0319.
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Radio and Equipment
Bargain Extraordinary

Bargain Extraordinary
Slightly used, all-clectric Atwatcr
Kent; $3.50; very easy terms.
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 n. Pennsylvania st.
RADIO REPAIR-By experts. aerials:
eliminstors. spkerS. or any make sets. We
Know How. EAST END RADIO. Oh. 4033.
RADIOLA-33, lust out S11650: special
value with beautiful cabinet. Dynamic
speaker. $4,000; limited supply. Ha. 1920.
RADICAL electric in beautiful console
cabinet: cost $3.50 new; will sell for $50
cash. 1929 Kelly. DR.. 1864.
ATWATER KENT-Model 40; complete:
$3.50; terms $500 Gown. CLAYPOOL
MUSIC SHOP. 108 w washington st.
ATWATER KENT-Demonstrato like new:
$40: complete 1877 N Illinois.
RADIO SERVICE-On all make radios.
Guaranteed work. II. 1898. Ir. 0750
TUBE RADIO-In cabinet, complete with
battery. speaker. trickle charger. Oh. 5433.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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LOT SOv1S0

Four large rooms and garage: partls,
fenced: Just off paved road: fine condi-'
ton and neighborhood; wonderful PLACE
SPA monthly and small cash payment
makes it yours. e. M. WEESNER, II.
O4O3 Lii 2541
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Business Places for Rent

l. ?. AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfinished
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware.
Ii. 3458. Room 710.
FREE-TurniShed office for public Stenog-
raphcr in return for answering phone.
MANDOLIN. 312 e. Wash. No. 4. Ri ISL.
ROOM. 12X18-Rear of tin shop; suitable
work shop. 1924 Madison Ave
MORRIS. ST.. W Brick Store Building;
remodel to suit tenant. Dr.. $3.50.
GARAGE-40x8O filing station; battery
service; charging; only $50. Be. 1922.
DESK ROOM-With desk; rent reasonable;
other services; central location. Ri. 1916.
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Lots for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

EXCHANGE-Lot near W Wash. on Cole
St; 5000 used car. Ia. 2726.
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WALKING Distance

VIRGINIA AND MERRILL
Two and three-room apt; electric lights
and gas; new paper; water paid; so to
SIS.
Dunlop & Holtcgcl
LII 6511 100 Il. Markct
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Suburban For Rent

BOTH ST. e. 1850 - 5 rooms; garden
ground; bus to door, mr.. city sch. $l8
6 ROOMS-1l2 acres: fruit. garage, fenced
Is miles East wash. Ri. 1858.
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Can be bought on very liberal terms.
Five rooms and room for bath: interior
latest finish: built-in features; furnace:
electric lights; water system; graded and
seeded lawn: cemented and drained base
ment Go west on Washington st. to Lynd-
hurst Drive. south to GlenView Ave. Il
block cast.
Ii. 1869. Evenings, ia. 4702
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REDWOOD. 225o-Nice furnished room
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Ambassador Apartment HOteI
Beautiful ultra modern furnished or
unfurniShc0 $50 so and up. Daily or
monthly rates. Hotel service. Phone
Ri. 1871 or call at Bldg. $50 n. Penn.
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Houses for Sale
BEST BID BUYS
1852 BRILL

This attractive bungalow has Just been
completed it is modern, on paved street.
and dining room. light Kitchen. bult-in
table and cabinet oak floors throughput;
full basement RYbolt furnace, crushed
stone driveway. large lot with an east
front. blocks straight south from
Madison and Southern. They arc going
fast Who gets this ono for $4,000 on
terrns9 L " EIERER Ri 2509. HI 3224.
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Ill. N. 2I54-Apt. 4 unusually attrac-
tive rn .. priv mod. home Ha. 3652-R-
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BUNGALOW-M Modern: garage: with extra
lot: will sacrifice. II. 381i-R..
EQUITY-In semi-modern house; by Gar
field park: bargain DR.. 1919.
TRAUB, $50 N.-4-rm. double; good cond.;
So 45n Owner Ha. 4371-R.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-01
February Thrift Specials For Tomorrow
AttheL itdeC rocerySectio1

NEW Administrations sardines In toma-
to sauce. l6-os. can: Preserved Texas Figs, l0-ox
cam Texas Fig Jam, 10-ox. can: Zeal" Norwegian
Olive on Sardines: Vienna Breakfast sauaages:
Kaptol Marshmallow Creme: White Rose Tea
Balls: Hawaiian Crushed Pineapple. SOC: Morris
Supreme Spaghetti. large size. YOUR CHOICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12
La Colline Garden Party
Managers Announced

Additional patronesses for La Colline
garden party May 25 are Mrs. John
Bigelow. Mrs. Robert Chapman Hol-
lister, Mrs Henry F. Dimock, the
Misses Emory, Mrs. Henry Fitch. Mrs.
Cresswell Darlington, Mrs. Robert
Hinkley. Mrs. Maxim Karolik, Mrs.
CORTLAND Parker, Mrs. Theodore Tiller
and Mrs. Henry Winfield Watson.
The entertainment committee con-
sists of Mrs. John Allen Dougherty Mrs.
Robert Whitney Imbrie and Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. Madame Marie
zalipsky will arrange special
musicale for the garden party which
will be held at La Colline, $500 Ca
thedral avenue, Saturday. The pro-
ceeds will be used as special edu-
cation fund for the orphans of all
service men.
Miss Elise Alexander, chairman of
the junior committee, has selected as
her assistants Miss Rahel Davies, Miss
Elizabeth Dunlop, Miss Barendina Gar
dener. Miss Martha Gardener, Miss
Evelyn Gordon, Miss Marion Jardine,
Miss Betty Ives, Miss Dorothea Lane,
Miss Hester Ann LeFevre, Miss Jane
Love. Miss Lila Harrison Lynn, Miss
Mary Lee Phillips. Miss STANDBY, Miss
Marie Standby, Miss Helen Standby,
Miss Frances Saul, Miss Nan Tyler,
Miss Adele Varela and Miss Frances
Saul.
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Sodality' Union Lists
Gard Party Patrons

The Sodality Union of Washington
has completed arrangements for its an
nual card party, which will take place
at the Willard Hotel Thursday at $50
pm. The committee in charge is
making every effort to make the card
party an enjoyable affair. The patrons
include:
Most Rev. Michael j. Curley. D. D.;
Right Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara, D. D.:
Right Rev. Thomas j. Shahan, d. D.;
Revs. w. Co,man Nevis, S. j.; John
O'Grady, D. D.; Michael F. Fitzpatrick,
S. j.: Edward l.. Buckley. Mienael j..
Riordan, Thomas c. Smyth, Joseph 1.
Fink, S. j.; Patrick E. Conroy, Charles
j. Trinkaue, Thomas A. Walsh. John
A. Cowan, o. P; Joseph F. Denges,
Lawrence J. Shehan, D. D.; John j.
Coady, D. D.; Francis x. Cavanagh,
Michigan, John F. O'Hurley, S. j.; J. G.
Murphy, William Hauer. j. Lawrence
Kilkenny, Charles j. Hennessy, S. j;
William Howard Bishop. Charles F..
Roach, Timothy J. Mccarthy, S. j.;
William Hannas, S. j.: John H. Ecken-
rode. G. Kiehne, S. ia H. Greenwich
S. j.: J. j. McCloskey, S. j.; Joseph ".
Buckley, John j. Fleming. s. j., and
D. c. Keenan,. A. Ousley Stanley,
OOSSPlI 4 NlloS 6ttlCl w. Hlil-
mon, Mrs. Milton Alive, Mrs. Pauline
Arnold, Mrs. Della Arendes, Miss Mary
v. Allen, Mrs. John Auth. Miss Marie
E. Byrne, the Bayer family, Mrs. Es-
telle Bayne. Mrs Nellie S. Bartholomew
DR.. S. l.. Battles, Mrs S. L. Battles,
Miss Katherine G. Darlington, Misses
M. and A. Breen, Mrs. John Barbee,
Miss Maria J. Barrett, Mrs. Elizabeth
Berens, Miss A. Burns, Miss Mary
Coffey. Miss Margaret Cullen, Mrs.
Aubrey L. Clarke. Miss Agnes Cum
mings. Mrs. Nellie A. Conroy, Misses
Codrick, Miss Sadie Crumb, Mrs. r.. E.
Clements. Miss Mary D. Conner, Misses
Mary and Catherine Creveling. Miss
Margaret C. Carr. Miss Mamie Gull
linane, a friend, Mrs. John E. Cam
mack, Mrs A. J. Carrico, Miss Blanche
c. Cooksey, Mrs. Charles j. Cassidy,
Miss Mary A. Cullen, Mrs. Anna Gas
pari, Mrs Marie DeGrain. Miss NJ.
Catherine Dorsch, Misses Dore, Mrs.
Miss Bessie M. DodSon, Mrs. William
Duffy, Miss Edna j. Dawson, Miss
Emma Dowden, Mrs. Bernard D. DAN
iels, Mrs. Marie Didden, friend. Mrs.
Milburn Donahue, Mrs. Charles A.
Darr, a friend, Mrs. John A. Eckert,
friend, Miss Claire A. Erck, Mrs. Louis
A. Everett. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Craig
Miss Margaret Coughlan, Miss Agnes
Daily. Miss Raphael Ellis, Mrs. James
B. Flynn, Miss Mary E. Foley, Miss
Catherine NJ. Fahey, Mr.. Peter Fer
singer, Mrs. Thomas F. Finnin, Miss
Mary A. Fox, Mrs. Sarah Flournoy,
Mrs James M. Gentry, Miss M Blanche
Gardiner, Mrs. Aloysius T. Genau, Miss
Caroline F. Gibson, Miss Minnie 1.
Gibson, Mrs r. L. Graves. Miss Ida v.
Clarity. Mrs Mabel M. Graham, Mrs.
Grace Crane. Mrs. Margaret Callahan,
Miss Elizabeth M. Gisriel. Miss Jennie
Glennan and Mr.. J. j. Howley. Holy
Comforter Bands Nos. l, 2, 3, 4, 10,
II, II and 21 Mrs. P. F. Hannah. Mrs.
John Hauber. Mrs. H. S. Hatton,
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D G. MAY T. 1g22-pART 3

town have announced the engagen, er,t
Of their daughter. Miss Marian Eleanor
West. 10 Mr. Griver E. Walker, son OF
Mr. and Mrs McKendree Walker OF
Gaithersburg. The wedding will t.ke
place next month.
Mrs. William Callaghan and MI.
William Pace entertained at the Mont
gomery Country Club. Rockville, Thurs
day afternoon in compliment to Miss
Louise Griffith Mobley, whose marriage
to Mr. william G. Fletcher of Upper
vile, Va. is to take place May IS.
Mrs. Joseph D. Bird entertained at
IL tables of bridge at her home near
Jacksonville last Saturday afternoon.
First and second high scores were won
by Mrs. William B. Hilton and Mrs.
Maurice Chiswell, respectively.
Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson and Miss
Eunice Bags entertaine7 the Rockville
Garden Club at the Nicholson home, on
the Rockville pike, near Rockville, yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Bea5ley of the
State Forestry Service gave talk on
roadside planting.
Miss Matte England motored up
from Richmond with friends yester-
day and visited relatives in Rockville.
Miss Mabel Linthicum and Milton
Howes, winners of recent essay con-
tests. we're given a surprise party by
fellow Gaithersburg High School stu
dents at the Gaithersburg school Wed
nesday evening.
MIR. Robert w Murphy of Gathers
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Virginia Pilgrimage
PARTICIPANTS Listed

Among those who will make the pill
grimage to Oak Hill and Oatlands, I'M
der the auspices Of the Association for
the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities,
on Saturday. May 18. are Mrs. George
Tllly Vaughan, Mrs. A. r. Stands, Mrs.
E. Rust Smith. Mrs. Nelson Webster,
Mrs. Virginia White Speel. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Hill, Mrs Stuart
Walker. Mrs. w. O.. Owen, Mrs. J. L.
webb. Mr.. Delmar Webb. Mrs. Charles
Warden, Admiral and Mrs. Huse, Mrs.
Frysinger, Mrs. r. G. Pendleton, Miss
Pendleton. Miss Lucy Buford, Miss
Reimensnyder, DR.. and Mrs. D. M.
Shewbrooks, Miss Mary Williams, Mrs.
Henry Lyme, Mrs. G.. Bullock Willis,
Mrs. Curtis R. Perry, Mrs. Hollifleld,
Mrs. G. H. Calvert, jr.; Mrs. w. w.
PIERCE, Miss Eleanor PIERCE. Miss Eliza
beth PIERCE, Mrs. Eugene Paulus, Miss
Aimee Powell and Mrs. N. H Watson
Information may be obtained from
Mrs. E. Rust Smith, chairman, 2400
Sixteenth street.
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Rockville Social Set
Lists Supper Dance
AS Feature of Week
Entertainment Scheduled for
Benefit of Fire Depart
ment-Festivities Noted
in Adjacent Communities.

ROCKVILLE, Md, May 11.--Mr
and Mrs. Howard Reford Aldridge have
returned from their wedding trip and
are spending a few days with the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
M Wolfe, at Linden, before proceeding
to their future home in Mount Saw
age, Md.
The big event of the coming week in
Rockville will be the annual supper
and dance for the benefit of the Rock
vile Volunteer Fire Department. 1t
will be held Wednesday and Thursday
evenings in the Rockville fire engine
house and will be in charge Of commit
tees headed by Mrs Roger Shaw, Mrs.
F. Hazel Cashell, Mrs. George B. ALL
mutt Mrs. Richard l.. Waters, Miss
Alice Cashell Mrs. John A. Holmes, Miss
Naomi Bogley DR.. George l.. Edmonds,
Melbourne E. Ward, George Peter, Mrs.
James P Colt, Mrs. F. Bache Albert and
A. Guy Watkins. F. Barnard Welsh is
chairman of the general committee of
arrangements.
Mrs. Henry L. Wells has reopened
her home, on the Jamestown pike
near Rockville. after spending the
Winter in Washington.
Miss Betty MARYLAND was hostess to
a few Rockville friends at bridge at her
home in Rockville Monday evening.
Mr.. ana MIS-. EDWIN FRY nave all
nounced the birth of a son during the
week.
Mrs Henry Bradley of Washington
visited friends in Rockville during the
week.
Mrs. Lewis Reed entertained fifteen
Montgomery County and Washington
friends at bridge and luncheon at her
home in Gaithersburg wednesday
afternoon Mrs Herbert E. Bradburn
of Washington made the high score,
and Mrs. Carroll Walker of Gathers
burg was second high.
Miss Virginia Moore Of Gaithersburg
has been visiting in Mount Jackson,
Va, where she was called by the death
of an uncle Mr.. Thomas Moore.
One Wedding Announced,
Others in Prospect.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Edna Mae King,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Genoa King
of Damascus. and Mr.. T. Maynard
King of Washington, formerly Of Fred
erick County The ceremony was per-
formed in Westminster Saturday eve
ing of last week by the Rev. F. M.
Volk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin West of Darnes-
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burg Is visiting his son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Loew
In Lakewood, Ohio.
Mrs. Henry White of Dickerson is
the week end guest Of Miss Mary King
don in Rockville.
Gaithersburg School Group
To Stage Mystery Comedy.
The three-act comedy. "Oh Kay!"
will be presented by members of the
senior class of the Gaithersburg High
School in the high school auditorium
Wednesday evening. 1t will be under
the direction of Mrs. P. Calvert Cissel
of the school faculty. and the cast will
include Miss Bubbles Grimm. Miss
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Mrs. Ernest Hartman and little son
have returned to their home In Dills-
burg, Pa, after visiting relatives in
Rockville.
Mrs. Harold Sheets Of Winchester,
Va, is a visitor at the home of her
sister, Mrs Mary Moore, in Gathers
burg.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Peter, Rockville,
IRE being felicitated upon the birth
Wednesday of son, Edward Peter, jr
Miss Mae Mclaughlin returned TO
0ckville Tuesday after spending a
,ck visiting her sister-in-law Mrs
mes Mclaughlin, in New York
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Beatrice Pace. Miss Eettie Dorsey
Etehison. Miss Eleanor Magruder, Miss
Mabel Linthicum. Thomas Cashell.
Henry Wells. Claiborne Ferguson, Ell
wood Marshall, Russell Cloyd and
Oliver Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. Dexter NJ. Billiard of
Rockville have announced the birth OF
n son. Dexter NJ. Billiard, jr.
Mrs Eugene w. Scott of Rockville
has been called to her former home
in Glade Spring. Va, by the serious
illness of her mother.
Mr.. Joseph Hunter has returned
Seneca after spending the Winter in
Washington,
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Misses Hickey, Mrs. S. L. Hoover, Mrs
r. T. Holden, Mrs. Mary Koran, Miss
Nora c. Mahoney, Miss Theresa Harri-
gan, Miss Margaret Koran. Miss Mary
Gebhsrt. Mrs. James ]. Hayes, Miss
Regina Dillon, Mrs. John F. Donohue,
Mrs. William A. Hettinger, Miss Lena
Hettinger, Miss Agatha B. Healy, Frank
Ceier'S sons, Mrs. w. P. Irwin, Mrs
John P. Judge, Mrs. O. H. P. Johnson,
Miss Monica Joyce and Mrs. Mary A.
Johnson.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
LETTERNAV IS
HURT IN CHASE

Having stumbled and fallen while
chasing a bootlegger. Sergt. o. r..
Letterman, chief Of the vice squad,
today was nursing a bruised light
knee and an injured left wrist.
Letterman was hurt shortly be-
fore other members of the squad
nabbed Nathaniel Flood colored, 20,
OF the 800 block H St s. W The
hoy was charged with transporting
and possessing 96 quarts Of corn
liquor.
The raiders started after Flood In
their automobile at South Capitol
Street and .Buzzard Point. The
fugitive finally abandoned his car
after driving through fields and
over bitches in his efforts to escaps
He jumped from the machine ait
First and nj streets southwest. and
was captured less than two blocks
away. xs
Police declare that he is a driver
for Walter c.Flooks , Johnson, for
whom they now hold warrant
Flood will appear before. the Grand
Jury soon, He was held for the
Grand Jury under $4,000 bond in
Police Court today on charge Of
third offense transportation and pos.
session OF liquor
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Making Ready to
Greet Question Mark

The Question Mark, Army trans
port plane which established q world
endurance record OF more than $50
hours in the air through refueling
in flight over Los Angeles. Calf.
early this month. is expected to
arrive at Boiling Field Saturday
morning.
Arrangements are being made by
War Department officials for the re-
ception Of the plane and crew.
Major Carl Spatz. director Of the
flight: Lieut., Elwood r. Quesada, one
of the night pilots; Staff sergt. Roy
Hooe, flight mechanic, and Hans J.
Adamson. civilian expert empioye
with the ground crew, win return
with the plane.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Slap at Blaine Merger
Amendment Blocked
In Advisory Council

A move to approve the street car
merger plan now pending before
the Senate District Committee was
blocked at q meeting Of the Citi.
zens Advisory Council in the Dis.
trict Building last night.
Charles I. Stengle asked the
council to approve the plan without
the amendments proposed by Sena.
tor j. j. Blaine. William A. Rob.
erts fought and defeated StengIe's
motion, pointing out that the
Blaine amendments propose to In
corporate in the merger agreement
a valuation plan which utilities val.
uation experts agree is the sound
est of all methods.
The simmons bill providing $10,-
100000 for the purchase Of school
sites and buildings and for the ex-
penditure of the money without des,
ignating specific sites and buildings
was approved by the council.
The council also approved the bill
providing for the beginning of the
municipal center development OPP
posits Judiciary Square.