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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12
SCHOOL PROGRAM
5. ACTION THIS WEEK
Montgomery County Expan-
sion Plans to Be introduced
in Legislature.
BY . STAFF Correspondent of The star.

BY q STAFF Correspondent of The star.
SILVER SPRING, Md, March 12.-
Increase in the school facilities III
Montgomery County and particularly
to provide adequately for the unprece-
dented increase in the Juvenile popu-
lation of the metropolitan district IS
provided for in program which Will
be introduced in the Legislature this
week by the Montgomery County dele
cation, according to Speaker E. Brooke
Lee of Silver Spring, county Democratic
leader. The program has the approval
of Edwin w. Broome, superintendent
of Montgomery County schools, and it
is in the form recommended by the
Montgomery County Civic Federation.
The proposed law will call for bond
issue of $472, 583.
One entirely new project, including
the purchase of a site and the con-
struction of a building. is part Of the
program. 1t is for Alta Vista, just
west of Bethesda, on the old George
town road. The bill will provide for
this fast-growing section $30.500. S10,-
600 of which is for the purchase of a
of an elementary school. The residents
of this section have been trying for
some time to have provision made for
their children by the construction of
a graded school there.
Details of Program.
The program includes money in the
following amounts for additions to
buildings already existing: Chevy Chase
Elementary School, $140,980; Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, S57,000 East
Silver Spring Elementary School,
10000; Glen Echo-Cabin John School,
10000: Sandy Spring School, $4,000:
Colesville Elementary School, $l6,500,
and Glenmont Elementary School,
$4,000.
For furniture for equipping the addi-
tons the sum of $4,000 is provided.
The following amounts are provided
for the purchase of additions to present
school sites: Bethesda Elementary
School, S26,603; Somerset Elementary
School, $1,000: Takoma-Silver Spring
High School, $4,000.
New Sites Proposed.
New sites would be authorized. to the
limit In each case as stated, as follows
Chevy Chase Section Elementary School,
$50 900; Woodside Forest Glen Four
Corners High School. $4,000: Four
Corners Elementary School, $4,000;
elementary school site south of Wheaton,
near Georgia avenue extended, $4,000;
high or elementary school site for town
of Takoma Park south of Sligo, east of
Chicago avenue, 100000
All of the above are for white chill
dren, and the following provision is to
be made for the colored children:
Rockville, $4,000; Brighton, $4,000;
Cabin john Brickyard, $4,000.
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PLAN ROUTE SHIFT
NLEE BOULEVARD
Virginia Highway Engineers
to Make Study in Next
Few Days.
BY LESTER n. INSKEEP.


CLARENDON, Va, March 12.-With
the assistance of engineers from the
Virginia State highway commission, who
are expected here within the next
few days, the officials of the Lee High
way Association hope TO shift the route
of the Lee Boulevard in places where
the land owners have been unwilling to
donate the 200-foot right of way for
the highway, 1t was revealed today.
While the changes will not materially
alter the route of the boulevard, they
will shift the line from the Reeves tract
in Four-Mile Valley to the Alexandria
Leesburg pike. moving for some distance
beyond the point where it was proposed
to have the highway connect with Will
son Boulevard.
DR.. Samuel M. Johnson, director of
The Lee Highway Association, which also
planned the Lee Boulevard, said that
the assistance of the highway engineers
has been promised by H. G.. Shirley,
chairman of the highway commission,
and that resurveys will be made in
places where it has been impossible to
obtain free rights of way.
Plans Being Prepared.
The construction plans for the boule-
ward are now being prepared in Rich
mond he declared. and the preparation
provides for the boulevard as has been
planned.
Federal aid will probably be sought in
the acquisition of the rights Of way
through the property where 1t Will be
necessary to remove buildings and take
land that will require the expenditure OF
large amount of money.
81,
of the rights of way from the Arlington
have been obtained, there still remains
the proposition of acquiring the
necessary land to carry the project
through Porter's Woods and Radnor
Heights, the most difficult situation to be
faced i'll the construction Of the boule-
ward.
Congress Action Anticipated.
In order to overcome this situation,
the association expects to introduce III
the next Congress, through Representa-
tive r. Walton Moore of Virginia, bill
to enlarge the Federal Governments
holdings on this side of the river TO
a sufficient extent to take in the terri
tory in question.
1t is planned to make an attempt to
nave the Feuefdl IeStI'dtloii eAteiu w
take in all of the land lying between
Fort Myer, the Lee Boulevard and the
wireless towers.
AS planned, the Lee Boulevard will
form half of circular road around
the Federal reservation ano 1t is hoped
to persuade the Government to con-
struct the other half of the circle, there
by providing driveway completely
around Fort Myer and Arlington Gene
terry and opening an approach to the
bridge for motorists desiring access
from a southwesterly direction.
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Club Luncheon Postponed.

BALLSTON, Va. March II (SpeciaD.
The Friendship Club of the Christian
Church here has postponed its lunch
con scheduled for tomorrow at noon.
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CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS.

y dLIeS u, 1AIIIS OHUSCII Z AtSAU~EAt VI
Hyattsvi1le Church Body.
EVANSVILLE. Md, March II (Spe-
ciaD AT the March meeting of the
mems Bible class of the First Presby-
terrain Church of Hyattsville, at the
home of H. w. Gilbertson, Decatur
Heights, the following officers for the
ensuing year we're elected:
James L. King, president; Prof. Harold
F.. Cotterman, teacher; E. A. Burslem,
assistant teacher. and 0. A. Kitchin,
secretary
A motion picture program was the
feature of the evening.
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Will Address Odd Fellows.

CLARENDON, Va, March IL (Spe-
ciaD j. M Morris of Newport News,
grand master of Odd Fellows in Vir-
ginia. is announced as the principal
speaker at the eighth annual banquet
of Arlington Lodge, No. 1913. I. o. o. F.,
tomorrow night. in Odd Fellows Hall
here.
Entertainment features will include
selections by Janet Coon and DR.. George
Anderson. we'll known to radio audi
ences of Washington
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VIRGINIA WOMAN DIES.

WINCHESTER, Va, March IL (Spe-
cial) Miss Sallie M. Miller, member of
a prominent local family and great
granddaughter of John Schultz, who
marched under Gen. Daniel Morgan
from Winchester to the relief of Arnold
at Quebec during the Revolutionary
War, is dead at her home here.
Her father, the late DR.. Lewis A.
Miller, graduate of the University OF
Pennsylvania, long practicing physi-
clan, represented his district in the
Virginia Legislature. Surviving are one
sister and two brothers.
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Chamber Admits New Members.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March ~ (Spe-
ciaD -Four new members were adj
mitted to the Alexandria Chamber of
Commerce yesterday afternoon by the
board of directors at its monthly meet
ing, held in the Chamber of Commerce
headquarters in the George Mason
Hotel. The new members are Thomas
Mean, Aube-O-Lite Corporation, K. 6S
M. Neon Installation Engineering Co.
and Blue Ridge Manufacturing Co.
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Mai. Fits Transferred.

Maj. Francis NJ Fits. Army Medical
Corps, has been relieved from duty at
the Medical College of Virginia at Rich
mond, and ordered to this city for duty
at the General Army Dispensary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-12

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New Britain herald., 1929-05-08

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ped, choice count, best, 400, few higher;
fair quality and condition, 500.
String beans-SupplieS moderate; de-
mand light, market dull; Florida, "a
bushel hampers green. best, 400; fair
to ordinary quality and condition, 2.50a
500; wax, ordinary quality and condl-
ton, 1.00a1.50.
Peppers-Supplies of good stock light;
demand light, market dull; Florida, pep
per crates fancy, few sales 3.50a4.eo;
poorer, 2.00a250.
Squash = Supplies light: demand
light, market dull. Florida, pepper
crates white, 2.50a3.00.
trawberries-Supplies light; demand
good for good stock, demand slow Tor
ordinary stock; market steady; Florida.
50a55; fair quality and condition, 40a
AS; ordinary quality and condition,
20a25.
Peas-Supplies light: demand light.
market steady; California, 40-pound
Beets-supplies light: demand light
market dull; Texas, Western lettuce
crates, 2.50a2.75.
Carrots-Supplies light; demand
| light, market dull; Texas, buShel bas-
kets punched, 200.
Cauli1ower-SupplieS moderate; de-
mand moderate, market steady; Cali
fornia, pony crates mostly $50.
Cucumbers-Supplies moderate; de-
mand slow. market dull; Florida, e.
bushel hampers fancy, 4.0Oa4.50, few
500; fair quality, 800; culls, 2.00a2 so.
Oranges-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market dull; Florida, boxes, all
sizes, 2.50a4.00.
Grapefruit-Supplies moderate: de-
mand light. market dull; Florida, boxes,
all sizes, 2.50a4.00.
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EARNINGS REPORTED.

NEW YORK, April LP).-Improve-
ment in corporate earnings last year
compared with 1927 were shown In most
annual reports issued today.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. re-
ported net profit of $8,275,264, the
greatest in its history and equal to 1927
a share. This compares with $1,000, 939,
or $720 a share, in 1927.
Activity in copper mining was mir
rored in the report of Inspiration Con-
solidated Copper Co., showing net in
come of $3,465,539, compared with
$729,649 in 1927. Earnings were equiv
alent to $293 share, against 81 cents.
Magma Copper Co. earned net profit
of $685. 95, equivalent to $4.78 a
share. This compares with $685. 44, or
$202 share, in 1927.
Net income of Remington Arms Co.,
Inc, increased to 1887, 264 from $780,
442 in 1927.
A decrease in profit to $5,243,711,
compared with $6,919,820 In 1927, was
shown in the annual report of Schultz
Retail Stores Corporation and sub
salaries. Earnings were equivalent to
1894 a common share, against $4.9l.
Another heavy loss was reported by
Botany Consolidated Mills, Inc, Gar
field and PaSsaic, N. j. The deficit
totaled $844, 468, against a loss Of $685.
918 in 1927.
There are s3s approved high schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-01

chest. 1t kills the
moth worms which
may already be in
the clothing. Stays
right on the job for
months, giving full
protection without
any attention on
your part. When the
Expello crystals are
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-01

There are e33 approved high schools
in Missouri.
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from clothing by the :.
time you are dressed.
Expello comes in
two styles-the No.
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No. 2 ten-bag can
for special uses,
trunks, etc. Each
only $1--and your
money back unless
you are thoroughly
satisfied. The Ex-
pello Corporation,
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MOTHS may be feasting on
all your winter clothing. No
matter how carefully things
were stored away, you have
no real guarantee that they
are safe. None! Unless you
are using ETpellO.
Expello makes any stor-
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proof. Hang a can in all
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a few bags of Expello on
top the clothing in every
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In another second she was flying
down the street.
Fast as she went some one followed
faster, and as she turned up a side
street that somebody was at her elbow.
She heard the footsteps and turned
with scream.
Martini" she cried.
He was looking at her, his eyes blaz-
ing. and she shrank back. her hands
raised as though to ward off blow.
You've been in Vine street-why?'
he asked in whisper.
Il had to 60" she stammered,
white as death.
You went to squeal. About the
money!"
She looked at him, fascinated.
You were watching?"
He nodded.
Il was on the other side of the street
I saw you go in and guessed. I've been
waiting for you to do this, though /
| never dreamed you would. You can
save the police a whole lot of trouble
by going back and telling them that
there's no money there. You've been
itching to catch me for week."
Martini" she whimpered
you think that with me out Of the
Wav.' he went on rcmorSeleSSlY. things
will be easy for you AS far AS Marshall
is concerned. but you're wrong, my girl
I'm setting with Lacy this night! Go
back and tell that to your police
friends"
Where are You going?"
She chung to him, but he thrust her
aside and strobe along the street. leav-
ing half-demented woman to stagger
to, the nearest telephone booth, there
to ring in vain Lacy Marshalt's number.
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
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! is a genius, and with me it Is only a
! side line He was almost apologize
Il don't intend making hobby of put
! ting phony money into circulation
Where Is It? / want to know
| Her voice was unu2ually peremptory
She had been suffering from An attack
of nerves all that day and he had done
/ his best to humor her.
ITS in the mattress under my bed, y
he said But don't let it worry you,
Dora: I'll have it taken away tomor-
row.
He went out Of the room and came
back presently, wearing his overcoat
and gloves.
win you go outc" he asked.
Il don't know may she said
without looking around.
She heard the street door slam and
returned to her unhappy thoughts. She
was afraid of Martini afraid not for
herself but for the man she loved.
Martin had become an intolerable bur-
den. He was watching her all the time,
suspecting her, sighting her. In these
past few days she had come to hate
him with malignity which frightened
her It was he who had dragged her
down. who had brought her into con-
tact with the underworld and nodded
her in his image. So she thought. for
getting conveniently all that he had
done for her and the life from which
he had saved her and his many kind
nesses. his invariab!e generosity
If Martin were out of the way
She sighed at the thought Her un-
conscious mind. moving like magnet
beneath the screen OF conscious thought.
dragged in the path the idea. and after
while she found herself thinking de-
liherately. cold bloodedly. OF plan that
until then she had not dared tell even
to herself.
He would kill Lacy Marshall She
nodded as she considered this certainty.
And he was holding the threat over
her She hated him worse for that.
And how was she to escape? How
might she shake off the burden which
Martin had irnnnse6o There WAS only
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ACTION AGAINST PRINCESS
HELD RUSE TO GUST MATE
Bankruptcy Proceedings Seen as
Move to Rid Her of Young
Russian Husband.

BY the Associated Press.
BONN, Prussia, March 13.--The
bankruptcy proceedings instituted here
yesterday against Princess Victoria. sis
ter of the former Kaiser were seen in
some quarters last night as a ruse to
rid the princess of her young Russian
emigre husband, Alexander Subkoff,
who is "a years her Junior.
Some plausibility was lent to this
theory by the fact that the bank
ruptcy order was for the nominal sum
of 10000 marks tabout $4,000. The
extent of her obligations. however, will
not be known until April 4, when her
creditors must file itemized statements
of their claims. The court will con-
slider the case again on April 10.
The family of the princess never
approved of her marriage. and the
cscapades of her young husband anG
his emigre friends were believed to
have cost her considerable part OF
her fortune.
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one way All day long, all night long
she had been engaged in reconcliins
herself TO the deed Of shame.
Martin had been gone quarter o.
an hour when she ran up to her room
mt on her coat and hat and came
quickly downstairs.
The sergeant in charge at Vine stree
nolice station was~ chatting with Chle1
detective Gavon when pale girl came
quickly through the doorway into inc
hare charger room. Gavon knew mel
and nodded pleasantly.
Good evening. Mrs. Elton. Do you
want to see me?"
She nodded. Her mouth was dry: hei
topoue seemed to be in conspiracy
against her. . :,
yes" she easped at last There Is
a man in Italy"-her voice was shriil
and jerky--"who forges notes on the
Rank of France. There's a lot-in cir
culation.'
Gavon nodded.
yes that's true. Why. do you know
ANYBODY who has his stuff?'
She swallowed something.
There's a whole lot in my house,
she said. MY husband brought 1t
there. 1t is in the mattress in his
room. There's little drawer near the
head of the bed. 1t runs into the mat"
tress. You'll find it there
Gavon nearly collapsed.
Your husband?" he said incredulous-
ly. rs it his property?"
She nodded
What will he geto" She gripped his
arm fiercely. They'll give him seven
years for that won't they, Gavon?'
Injured as he was to the treachery OF
Jealous women, Gavon was shocked.
He had seen betrayals before, but never
had he dreamed that Dora EltonS
name would appear in the secret
squeal book at Vine street.
You're S,ire2 Wait here"
NO, no. / must GO she said breath
lessly. Il must go somewhere-some-
where! My servant will let YOU into
the house. l give you permission"
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Continued from Yesterdays starr
CHAPTER XVIII.


N ARTIN ELTON looked up from
mn the newspaper he was reading
WI and for the twentieth time HI
4 grave eyes fell upon his wife
who had drawn low chair
lid to the fire and sat, elbows on knees
her face in her hands. gazing moodily
into its red depths This time she
turned with start and met his scru-
tiny.
Il thought you were going out?" she
said
Il am"
He folded the paper and put 1t down.
The hands of the clock above the man.
tclpiece showed 20 minutes after I.
Whats the matter with you, Dora?
You ate nothing at dinner
TN not feeling very we'll" she said
with shrug. reSuming her contempla-
ton of the fire. What time will you
be back?'
Il don't know-about midnight, 1
suppose"
YOU are going to sec Stanford"
I've seen sanford once today. /
don't want to see him again.
A long interval of silence.
Did he bring that money here" she
esked without looking around at him.
No" said Martin Elton.
She knew him too we'll to be con-
slnced.
He brought something in bag: was
Il the money that man Smith spoke
about?"
This time Martin spoke the truth,
"Yes. he brought 100000 francs
its good stuff and tIlere'Se no danger
In it. Klein can get rid of it. And it's
all profit"
Her shoulders moved almost imper-
ceptibly.
1T is your funeral Martin. If you
Alike to take the risk. It has nothing to
do With me. I'm sick of everything"
There is no risk" said Martin and
took up the paper again. The italian
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PORTER NAMED TO POST.

Elected Chairman of Engineering
Foundation.
NEW YORK. March IS oh. Ho-
bart Porter. engineer and indistriaist,
has been elected chairman of the En-
gineering Foundation. the research or
ganization of the major engineering So
cieties of the country.
He is connected AS executive and di-
rector with a number of public utility.
transportation and finance companies
and is member of several engineering
societies.
He succeeds Lewis r. Stillwcll who
held the Office since 1925.
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a n ARTIN ELTON looked up from
NU the newspaper he was reading,
WI and for the twentieth time his
4 L grave eyes fell upon his wife,
haG 10y, CHI Ii.
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A Remarkable Sale of
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s.

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