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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
COUP BY TAMPA CLUB
COST M'GRAW $12,5OO
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TAMPA, July 81. - John McGraw.
manager Of the Giants, missed signing
Wally Brush, speed king of the South
eastern League. by three hours last
Summer, and it cost him sl2,500-or
$4.l70 per hour.
That's what McGraw paid the
Tampa club for Brush the other day.
Last Summer both the Giants and
Tampa were dickering with the pitcher,
Brush wanted to sign with the Giants
and did He mailed in his signed con-
tract at midnight one night.
But his friends put over fast one.
Three hours before Brush mailed his
contract to New York his friends wired
the Tampa club over his signature, &C
cepting terms with 1t.
A merry row was in sight. But
Tampa threatened to go to Judge
Lands. and McGraw withdrew his
claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
SPRINGS TENNIS UPSET.

HOLLY, Mich, July 81 P.-Ellis
Klingeman Of Chicago sprans an upset
in the Michigan State tennis champion
ships when he eliminated Gilbert
Nunns Of Toronto. Canadian Davis Cup
player, 6-3. Ga. Later Klingeman
disposed of Ed Hammer, University of
Michigan captain-elect, 6-3, 6-3. All
other seeded stars won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
LITTLELOOPS ARE HIT
. BY GOLF AND GASOLINE
Dale Gear Wants Majors and Class IA Circuits to
Leave Young Players Alone So Small Clubs
May Develop and Sell Them.

AGNOSTICIANS concluded that ball the
leagues suffering from disease known as golf and gasoline
minor leagues themselves the the bigger
minors offering help the situation.
balls chief administrator
opinions He
situation suggestions should
considered the big fellows position
unless help national sinking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
SCORES AZ RUNS IN GAME.

Buddy Myers piled up 40 runs to l
Tor ST. 1oseph' S Ia q VacStion Base BAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Central Ail-Stars, a nine comprising
athletes who formerly held forth with
and is booking games through Joe How
ard, manager, at Columbia 2507.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Boiling Field squeezed through to a
6-to-5 win over Langley Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Carroll Kuhnert has been elected
coach Of the Victory Post nine. He has
rendered valuable assistance to Man.
ager Kleindienst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Browns Corner and Plaza All-stars
fought TO an S-to-S tie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

6ASE HERMAN, SLUGcslNG
Ou1FlELOER OF The BROOhLYN
D0DGEH9, WHO IS THE Big HERO
NrLAT6USA WHEN HE IS Hl1TlNG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

National Press Building Cardinals will
hold base ball meeting tomorrow night
at 4434 Conduit road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Brentwood Hawks have booked a
game for Saturday at o'clock with
Cadillac A. c. nine on the Brentwood
field at 5 O'Clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

day. with Corrine Griffith in the
stellar role Of Bobby Halvey, a work
ing girl, gets its title from the old
nursery rhyme:
Mondays child Is fair OF face
Tuesdays child is full of grace
Wednesdays child Is full or woe
Thursdays child has far 10 60
Fridays child Is loving and giving
Saturdays Child must work for
its living.
Miss Griffith viii be seen rs q
private secretary to the president
OF a big business firm who falls IN
love with q clerk in the same con-
Germ. Her employer is played by
Albert Cont and the clerk Is en-
acted by Grant Withers. The pic
ture deals with the disconcerting
honesty of girls and boys TO today's
younger generation in their unique
attitude towards love. It is an in
innate, realistic story and Gregory
La Cava, who directed, hes retained
the pathcS blended with comedy. the
great artistic touches. and origin
atty of viewpoint which stamp
Maxwell Anderson's play as one Of
the outstanding achievements of
modern drama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
p MOv1E \
HSlDEIlGH7S 4
At THE TEXAS

Hank Mann, the old-time film
comedian, veteran OF the Keystone
Cops days, Is seen with Richard
Barthelmess, in 1.-The Patent Leath-
or Kid" the epic or the tank corps,
coming Thursday 10 the Texas the
alter.
Hank is q rookie in the opening
scenes. and comes into camp with
the other recruits.
When he walked into the first
scene during the screening at Camp
Lewis, Wash. he carried q myster-
ious paper parcel, which was not
called for in the script. The prop
erty department tried to take Il
away from him. but he chung TO IL
and carried it about all day, re-
fusing to part with the bundle.
The curiosity of Director Alfred
Santell and members OF the cast
IA satisfied late in the afternoon
when Hank unrolled the paper,
took out a half loaf OF stale bread
and sat down on a bale Of hay to
eat IL.
I've been to war before" was
Hanks only comment as the crowd
roared with laughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

by Catherine Pugsley, second honor
student.
The Junior High Girls Glee club
will sing three numbers. after
which William Solan. first honor
student, will deliver the farewell
address Of the class.
After the Rev. Marshall's ad-
dress. Supt. Yoe will present GER
tificates Of graduation, and Prin-
cipal Skipping will present mem
bers OF the class. Principal II. o.
Smith will welcome them to the
high school.
High school graduation exercises
will be held Friday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
SALE OF NEW C
is TALK OF TOWN

FARMERSvILLE. May 23.-Pl
The sale Of a new buggy here re-
Gently was the talk Of the town for
a few days. The vehicle was sold
by a dealer who had had it In stock
for several years. The purchaser
was n OF the few persons In Farm
ersville that still cling to the old
mode Of travelling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
MEET
AT M FRIDAY

HARLINGEN, May 23.-A gath
ering Of chamber Of commerce sec
retaries Of the Valley. and Of one
or two business men from each VAL
ley city is scheduled to be held in
Donna Friday night, at the call Of
Myron +. Ward. secretary Of the
Harrington Chamber of Commerce.
to discuss the proposed advertising
project for south Texas.
Tom Etheridge, president of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
MARSHALL WILL
MAKE ADDRESS
Methodist Pastor Selected
For Graduation Speaker
of Junior Hi Grads
Especial to The Herald)

Especial 10 The Herald)
SAN BENTTO. May 23.-The Rev.
@. z. Marshall, pastor Of the First
Methodist church here, will deliver
the graduation address to pupils OF
the Junior high school, who will
have their exercises in the high
school building here tonight.
Invocation will be by the Rev.
G. II. Riddle. pastor Of the I'M
manuel Baptist church.
Betty Yoder will play a piano
solo. followed by the class welcome
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
RITZ, WESLASCO

Saturdays Children" the Max
well Anderson comedy-drama which
won the Pulitzer prize as the best
play of 1927. coming to the screen
at the Ritz thea:er. Wesiaco, Thurs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

South Texas. Inc, q tentative or
~ganizstion TO handle the advertis-
ing. viii attend the meeting. and
explain the plan TO Valley chamber
Of commerce men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Houses for Rent

ARCH. 629-7 rooms. bath: newly painted
III and out S25. Ii. 1888.
BRIGHTWOOD AVE. I524-5 rooms. semi
modern double. half square from Brook
side park. garage: sI4 Oh. 1891.
BROOKsIDE. 2S26-S rooms; mod: fam
ily $50; families. $40. Ia. 6567.
DAVIDSON. AIS N-6-Toom modern dou-
bic; s25; nr. Real silk. glove. Wa. 4544-M
DELLA. N 2542-South side; 6-rm. mod.
double; ss5. Ri. 1881: eve. He $500
ENGLISH l702--6 rms. semi-mod., with
bath; nice location; SIS. Dr. $3.50.
ILLINOIS. N, 1906 rooms; modern;
only s29: water paid. Ri. 0543.
ILLINOIS. N. 346T-Near Shortridge; g.
rr. modern double; S35, Wa. 3974-W
MCPHERSON. 2s2S-Double; rooms; mod
ern; garage; SIS.
MICHIGAN. e. s826-6 rooms; newly dec
GRATED: strictly modern; 3 bedrooms.
breakfast nook; garage. II. l06l-M.
NEW JERSEY, N. 1891 Half 6-roon
modern double; garage: good condition;
only $40. He. I725.
NEW JERSEY. 2sl8 N.-6-room modern
double; garage; $40. II. 4l70. Ia. 6628.
NEW YORK. E. lo4S-5 rms. semi-mod. !;
basement: gar: newly paPeEea: SIS.
ORANGE. 52-6-room modern single,
garage. front drive Dr. 52sS
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ADDISON. 81 N.-Attraotiye room; modern
home. near car Be. 1929.
ALAMABA N 1SS6-Nice rooms; pleasant
home. splendid car line: cheap rent.
ASHLAND. l549-Nice front nm. private
home ! So College car. Ii. 1889.
BELL FFONTAINE. 1862 mod. fur. rms:
5 girls; hot water. He. 58lS.
BLVD PLACE 3l67-Nicelv furnished
rms: meals optional: garage. Ha 46ll-R.
CAPITOL. N. 16I5-Attraetive roomms;
meals # desired Ha 0964-R
CAPITOL. 24O6-Neatlv fur: telephone ex-
tension; meals; gar. optional Ia. 1881.
CENTRAL CAR. ST. T. I2th-Side front:
1 OF .; So each. private home, Ri 7l0S
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Help Wanted Female

Extra Money
For Married Women
Who have had sales experience.
We require the services Of sew
eral hundred women who
would like to earn extra money
for one to three days. Selling
experience in this or other
stores preferred Apply to 18th
floor
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION
The VIM. III. Block Go.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Storage and Transfer

STORE Your furniture in fire proof stor-
age house. Private lockers. Pay months
later, Special no charge for hauling
given without obligation. Can
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
AIS market Ri 7750
PACKING SHIPPING. Low RATEs-On
California shipments. Local and overland
hauling OTTO SUES2. Ri. 3628-656l
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.. 3071 or RI. 1855.
sORNMAN TRANSFER co Satisfactory
moving servi'.: overland L-ucking OF
furniture and frelght. Oh. SSH
FURNITURE MOvING-s3 load and up;
laIge covered trucks experienced help:
grye me a call. Or 5857.
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving So so load
large trucks; responsible men. Dr., 1915
FURNITURE MCVED-s2.5 so and up: large
covered trucks Ii 1880. Oh. 1882
c. H. MALONE-Transfer hauling. grad
ing and sodding. Oh. STA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Suburban FOR Rent
Business Places for Rent

/. ., AMI 4-ROQM SUITES.
Furnished or unfurnlshed.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
Ii. casa. Room 10
OFFICE-And 2 500 #. Of warehouse space
in modern fire proof building; Well To-
Gated. S. S. oriental. Il. IQ2l
YANDES. 190l-Corner storeroom. suitable
for any business. Hu. 1850.
ROOM. 12xIG-Rear OF tin shop; suitable
work shop. 1929 Madison Aye.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Room Wanted
EMPLOYED MAN. SO ~ Appreciate good
homc-Hke pl; state psrticul,s ID 81, Times
Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA. n. 1226-Ntce clean, coy nm;
good meals. Ii 62l4
ARSENAL. 1913 N.-Pleasant nm. modern;
private home; 2 gentlemen. Oh. 7208-B.
CENTRAL. 28i9-Delghtful front rm. for
excellent meals Ha. 1881.
EAST Real lovely home. downstairs rms,
suitable for 2; very reas. Oh 1901.
MERIDIAN. n. 2232-Nice. mod home.
fer mother with child. viii care for
child while mother works Ia. 1903
OAKLAND 1852 lovely rms; pri home;
gar; near car; adults. en- 4252-R.
PARK. 121I-Nice I'm. private home.
mod: good meals: Central car. Ri. 4956
II YOU ARE LOOKNG-For a place, Just
little more like home. single or double.
call Fa $500.
SNAIL CHI DREN-TO board Protestant
home. mothers care. Oh. 49,.
CONCENIAL GIRL-To share rul.. mod
eru home: excellent meals Il. 5000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Miscellaneous for Sale


ANTIQUES Large assortment; very reas.
1921 n. CAPITOL Wa. 300l-J
CTNDERS - DELIVERED ANYWHERE:
PRICES REASONABLE. ia 7l18.
INDERS--DriYeways walks; excavating
and hauling. A. W. Newland. DR.. 1881.
DAVENO-Chair and rocker. leather; good
condltlon; real bargain. Oh. 62i8-
DAY BED-MahogRny ends: jacquard vel
our: pillow TO match; excellent condition.
20i0 Houston.
DINING ROOM TABLE-Round oak: s
leather bottom chairs; brass bed. Oh.
FENCE AND ARBOR POsTs-Black wall
nut. 1902 z. Pratt St. Oh. 68l0.
FURNITURE pieces antique; cd. cond.;
barg. 1895 Beliefortaine. He. 5125.
GAS STOVE-s4 so: Kitchen safe. $3.50:
kitchen cabinet. $500; dining table,
$a98; davenport. Sl2.s8; vanity. $3.50.
GLADIOLI. -Tuberose bulbs named. mixed.
35c doL.. for 81 Bullets. soc pint
Coreopsis. Calendula. Iris. SIC doz. pre-
paid. Address, Mrs. D II. Mcdonald.
Greenwood. Ind. r. R. 2
LANDRETH ELECTRIC Co.'S Hudson
ST.. Ii 4697. Motor repairing armatu
winding. new and rebuilt motors; plenty
OF fans We are manufacturers and dis
trioutors OF Airdale exhaust fans.
MISUNDERSTANDING; less than cost:
Washington ST.. srd 6oox.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Coal and Wood
Summer Prize

Summer Prices
KINDL ING WITH EACH TON
BETHEL COAL CO..
223 Caven st. DIR. $500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Real Estate for Exchange

EQUITY-In semi-modern. 5-room. COM
Portable home. on BellevieW, for equal
equity in to 10 acres within Is miles of
city. Be. 03l9
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Houses and Flats Furnished

6l5-3 rms. nicely furn
reaS walking distance. Ii. 4793
NORTH-3 rms, modern. adults, IS vk.;
good car line Ia. 1872
WALNUT. E.. 1l5-3 rms. bath: everyth.
furu.: s35. See Eousekeeper in basement
WASHINGTON. E. 1726-4 rn apt. evy-
thing furn. exc linens; $40 wk. Ii. 408l.
40s E 24TH-4-rm. upper duplex: every
thing furn.; $50. Ia. 6549.
NEWLY DEC.-Duplex; 4 rms. bath: ?
bedrooms garage; adults. Oh. 2947-J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
BuslRess Announcement


Acknowledgement plumbing and neat
ing installed, res. J. W. HaTreH, Ia 4057
EXCAVATIEC7-So dding. cement work. Gel
lar dig under 1ouses: transfer. On 3242
FEATHERS Bought sold and renovated
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
z Burkle, 41G Mass ave. RI. $500
FURNITURE 49, RCdniShed in lacquer
enamel and warn. lib Central. Ii 1929
INTERIOR Decorating. bY experts We
are ful.y equipped for any Job 2959
JOB CARPENTERING - Painting. screen
ing. prompt frsi-clasS service. Ia. 2263.
LAWNMOWER- Grinding ana repairing y
". Holder, 1924 wilcox, Be. 1903.
PAINTING-Iaterio exterior: best ma
terial best vorkms nship. WILL c HIG-
PAINTING-Best material: experisnced;
careful work. Reasonable. He, 4227.
PAINTING-INT ERROR. EXTERIOR.
W WALKER & SON
DR.. 0766.
PAPER HANGING Cleaning, painting
plaster patching z. c. STOLz. On. 6eI3
samples FRANK JACKSON On 2O04
PAPER HANGING By EXPERT-A-l ref
eEce BE. 2575-
PAT lR HANGING-Ceu before a m, OF
a dz 8 D M L " MoBLEY Dr.
PAPER HANTING-And painting; work
.u7ranteed On 0973 " M THORNEII
PAPER HANCING-Cie3ning. uDhoisterinc
and repairing Be l82l-M.
PAPER. HANCINC-Cleaning and paint
Inc. high-ciass work. Oh. 05l2.
PAPER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. plaste-ing
genera repair oi.-.
PAPER CLEANING hanging. cleaning Of
all KINDS painting Jones, Ha ll04-W
PAPER Furnished. 1ung 81 up; painting.
plastering. cleaning. VIZ guar Hu. 5623
PORTABLE-Firepro buildings. garages;
easy 70 erect: low price Hancock. Oh.
RIVERSIDE RUG CLEANERS Worl, guar
aDteed. reasonable price. RI. 4983.
WALL PAPER-Aud hardwood floors
cieaned work guar Hu. 404O, On. 1868
WALL PAPER CLEANING; PAINT WASH
aSssd R Rs H R Fc os4 Sas sny T96S guar
VAIL PAPER CLEANING /per. room;
work guaranteed Cali Scanlon, Ri 1903
NOTICE TO DECORATORS
Brand new wall paper stock. new ra.-
terms. best mills IN the country; will
make delivery TO The decorator anywhere
in the CITY an hour from time you call.
Miller WE'LL PAINT co, a.
555-29 Washington ri 1850
PAPER HANGING
Cal after p. NJ. i. 9716
RUGS-Cleaned. 0xl2 81 50. Call for and
deliver KEEMER RUG CO. On 1896.
an REASONABLE PRICES. Ia. 4O57.
Expert Wall Paper Cleaners
Al WORK guar. Ii. 9089
NOTICE no DECORATORS.
Come in and see our 1929 wall paper
BOOKS The very latest patterns at at
tragt.fe prices.
N[LLFP VEIL PAINT COMPANY.
537 e Washington St ~ 1850
NOTICE TO PAINTERS
d YOU have any customers desiring
monthly payments for painting their
homes see US about our 10-month-to-pay
plan. no interest charge on deferred pey-
ments This Covcres both labor and ma
NIILER-WEiLL PAINT co.
$3.50 E. Washington. Ri 1850.
VIZ HAVE-50 geilons of beautiful sand
stone color house paint that We are
making 6 special price on this al Sl.85
per gallon.
MILL Ell WE'LL PAINT CO.
53T-3q T. Wash. St. Ri 2680.
TRY TINES WANT ADS For BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

Ast1rANn ieo9 CrEAN cHFFRFrrr
P09N5s. FP9NT. 81 81 1-A-4'-' w -
RR080W8Y 2053- I5eI7Ta T-Ia rT EItche1.
cite. DriV cnt. eyerV. furn He 2587.
C1pTrSr \ 5a64--o nv, {. I7775I7r
ntshsd, adults. reasonable. He 2807
GENITAL i573-Fro1f large small CON
needing. nicely furn.: rance. cabinet: ST.
COLLEGE, i929-T9roe cOmfoIfabIe front
IN modern nriyafa coJinIe ri 1854
con i7T5F 793I- T7IIrTirFo5 r17 morjern
"a 50 - Ee I455
71T7T 1,17AI5T7 75o n.y., 80,
L sTee7,f " oro9 a 4697 anu
z5e77 \ o56 . 49, I7ic-7I- 57Iv,3IeT7cC,.
coI5acti-,g r0or1e II 6so5 ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Building and Contracting

FOR ONLY $4,000
We viii build a new 5-room modern
bungalow and garage. ready to move into
Several plans to select from. See samples.
Located on Emerson and English AYES.
Mr.. KEAPLJNCf. Ewes. call Ir 4037-J.
BRIDGES AND GRAVES pa N. Della
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Situations Wanted Female

LAUNDRY Work at home Call for and
delivered, reference. Ia. 1862.
BUTLEF- Student VIII care for children.
afternoons and evenings. Hu. 4786.
CURTAINS-B Blankets and personal laun-
dering 1885 Beuefontaine Ri 1913
COLORED WOMAN-Work Of any kind by
L&LNDPT to bring home; rough dry or
iroar0. reference. Ia. 25li
CURTAINS LAUNDERED-15c d strip or
Tashiue % bring home III. 1886,
CLEANING Offices. homes o. apts. day
or night cOl0re0 references RI. 1880
HOUSE CLEANINC-Best Of references:
reasonable. Ii 264f.
TATLORING-And plain sewing ia YOUR
homo or r-inH- Reference. II. 1882
WILL care for children in your home or
mine. experienced woman He. 1881.
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Rooms for Rent

ADDISON. 81 N.-Attractive ROOM modern
home near car Be 2A28
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ORANGE. 52-6-room modern single,
garage. front driTe. Dr.. 72sS
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Good condition; 500. In.
IS s Oriental
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AmbaSSauOT ApaTtmenJ HOJeI
Beautiful ultra modern furnished or
unfinished: s60.50 and up. Daily or
monthly rates. Hotel service. Phone
Ri. 1877 or call at Bldg. $50 N. Penn.
TRY INES WAN1 ans ZOE BuslNtss
The Washington times., 1929-10-22
Red Cross Nutritionist
Plans Busy Program

ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 22-Mlss
Ruth Braden, Red Cross nutritionist
for Montgomery County, has ar
ranged n schedule for the next six
weeks during which time she expects
to visit chiIdern's and mothers
classes in nearly every section of
the county. The work is being con-
Quoted under the auspices of the
Mont gomery County Chapter of the
Red Cross. Of which Mrs. SomerVell
Dawson, of Rockville. Is chairman.
Miss Brader's program for the
six.week period Is as follows Mon
days she will be at the Slidell, Bur
dette. Mount Lebanon and Wood
field schools; Tuesdays, at the Kings,
ley, Kings Valley, Lewisdale and
Browningsville schools; Wednesdays,
at the Ounce Ohchrad, Seneca
Sugarland and Jamestown schools;
Thursdays at the Washington Grove,
Emory Grove (colored) and Laytons'
vile schools.
On Fridays Miss Braden will work
with the Social Service League and
Saturdays she will devote to routine
work in her office at Rockville.
The Washington times., 1929-10-22
COUPLE MARKS
ANNIVERSARY

SANDY SPRING, Md, Oct. 22.--
Several hundred residents Of the
Sandy Spring neighborhood were
present yesterday at Brooke Grove
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Brooke. on the occasion of the
couples golden wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke received in
the afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock and
in the evening from until 3. They
were assisted by their daughters. Mrs.
Robert Henderson, of Caldwell, n.
j.; Miss Margaret Brooke, of Pitts
Durgh. and Mrs. Charles c. Tumble
son, of Olney.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Brooke are
prominent members of the Quaker
community of Sandy Spring and are
active in county, civic and welfare
work. Mr.. Brooke is q director of
the Savings Institution and First
National Bank of Sandy Spring and
chairman of the directors of the
Montgomery County General Hos.
pital,
The Washington times., 1929-10-22

Because the epidemic appears to
have it's origin In the late autumn,
Federal, State and municipal health
officials have been particularly
vigilant this year believing that pre-
cautions in case of an outbreak
might prevent spread throughout
the country.
Experts said that so far reports
indicate no influenza. The disease
runs in cycles, usually several
years apart, this having been an
other factor on which was based
the belief that an epidemic this
year was unlikely.
The 1928 epidemic originated in
California late in the fall and swept
eastward, until the whole country
was in its, grip.
The field survey OF the last cpl
demic made by the public health
service indicated about Is per cent
of the entire population had FLU" in
some form during the winter.
The Washington times., 1929-10-22
ARLINGTON TAX
SUIT LOST
49,
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ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HUOSE, Oct. 22.-Commonwealth's
Attorney William c. Cloth an.
nounced today that the Virginia
Court of Appears has refused the
appeal of the County Board of
Supervisors to review the recent
decision of Circuit Court Judge
Smith in the suit to collect delin-
quent real estate taxes.
Several months ago. in accord
ance with instructions from the
County Board of Supervisors, Cloth
filed in the Circuit Court Of Ar
lington county between 800 and 400
suits for the collection of delinquent
real estate taxes.
The suit In question was against
George W. Ingram and others. H.
Smith Rucker, their counsel OBJ
tanned demurrer on the grounds
that the suits were brought under
a law of 1901, which he claimed
to be unconstitutional through re-
vision of the State constitution.
While the Court of Appeals has
refused to review the case, Cloth
states that there are other means
of filing the suits which will be
taken
The Washington times., 1929-10-22
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COURT SITE

ROCKVILLE, Md. Oct. 22:-
Condemnation proceedings We're
filed yesterday in the Montgomery
county circuit court against a tract
of land needed a site for the new
Rockville courthouse. The petition
was instituted by the Board of
County Commissioners and names
County Agent o. w. Anderson,
Harold c. Smith, and Anne F. Smith
trustees, and Lucy M. Offutt as
defendants.
Anderson is the owner of the
property, which is subject to a lien
Of $4,000 held by Lucy NJ. Offutt.
The square in question Is the only
piece of property occupying the site
of the proposed structure which
could not be obtained by agreement.
Judge Hammond B. Urner has
set the date of the trial for Novem-
Der at Rockville. Judge Robert B.
Peter was excused from hearing the
case because of the fact that he Is a
member of the courthouse build
ing committee