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The Washington times., 1930-09-11
ANNAPOLIS WIFACTIONS FIGHT
HAULS WATER IN TOWN BODY

FALLS CHURCH. Va, Sept. II
Sharp clasheSsof opinion between
two distinct factions marked the
first meeting of the new Falls
Church town council In each
contest, however, the faction rep
resented by the three members
recently elected together with
their leader, Mayor Daniels, held
the balance of power over the
three councilmen remaining from
the former administration.
A motion to do away with the
three ward road boards and to
form a single board of roads
and public works was carried
when Mayor Daniels broke a tie
by casting his vote in the af-
firnative. Under the new plan
committee consisting of Messrs.
Turner, Gage and Birch will act
as a central road body which
will have charge of forming a
road budget for the town as a
whole.
A revolving-fund of $500 was
voted for use of the emergency
committee in charge of securing
a. supply of water for household
purposes to be distributed by
Army tank wagons. Mayor Dan
iels reported that the. cost of de.
livering water to householders
whose wells are dry would prob
ably be less than / cent per gal
Ion.
The standing committees for
the year appointed by Mayor
Daniels are: Finance, Gage, chair
man; Turner and Birch; shade
trees and street lights, Birch
chairman; Roberts and Turner;
law, order and public property,
Roberts, chairman; Birch and
Parmlee: sanitation and public
health, Parmlee, chairman; Gage
and Birch; civic improvement.
Parott, chairman; Parmlee and
Gage; public utilities, Turner
chairman; Parmlee and Roberts
The Washington times., 1930-09-11

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 11.-School
officials yesterday took steps to
furnish the public schools with
drinking water.
Recently the city has found the
water. unpleasant to the taste
and has resorted to using the
Naval Academy and private sup
plies for drinking purposes. When
the children returned to their
classes, the same problem con-
fronted school authorities.
Yesterday two trucks were en-
gagged in hauling water from one
of the private wells near the
school. Containers have been
erected for storage at schools.
Besides the Annapolis High School
the grammar school, German
town, West Annapolis, and East
port schools and the Stanton col
ored school will receive an outside
supply.
At the water works steps we're
taken to get more water. Engi-
neers dug up one, of the old
wells, which had been covered
with dirt, and attempted to clean
it out. If they are successful in
getting a flow from that one, the
six others on the property will
be opened up.
With all of the reserve water
in the three reservoirs used up,
and only the supply in the set
ting basin left, immediate action
was deemed necessary. The level
m the one remaining basin is 10
feet below normal, and into it
flows the water from two small
streams and the supply pumped
by the fire engine.
Connections with the Academy
pipe lines for a 100000 gallon-a-
day flow will be made in a few
days. Although a well, which will
furnish 1000, ZOO gallons a day,
will be started before the end of
the week, it will be at least sixty
days before the water can be
used.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Baby Clinic Opens
In Montgomery Co.

WOODSIDE, Md, Sept. IL.
The "Well Baby" Clinic opened
today at the Woodside M. E.
Church on Georgia Ave-, Wood
side. The clinic will be open each
Thursday and is being sponsored
by Mothers Study Club No. 2,
and is under the supervision Of
DR.. j. H. Mason Knox, chief Of
the bureau of child hygiene OF
Maryland.
The clinic will be open to all
Montgomery county children up
to the age of years. DR.. Knox
will be assisted by doctors Of the
Silver Spring area. Mrs. Percy
Westland, of Silver Spring, grad
uate nurse, will be the nurse in
charge.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Golden Wedding on
Radio Broadcast

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept.
ia half-hour radio program
broadcast from a local station
specially for the occasion marked
the peak of the golden wedding
anniversary celebrated here on
Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
B. Whitehouse, lifelong residents
Of this city.
Despite his rs years, White
house, who is a hale. man, con.
tinues to earn his livelihood as
a travelling salesman of groceries.
The celebration, which was at.
tended by nine children, Is
grandchildren and 200 guests,
also counted as one of it's guests
DR.. Baker, father of Mary Baker,
the girl who was murdered last
April in Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
|2,100 SCHOLARS
IN HANDLEY:

WINCHESTER, Va. Sept, II.
The Handley School system
opened here with a record en-
rollment of about 2,100 pupils in
the three units of the system.
John Handley High School, John
Kerr Elementary School. and
Douglas Junior High School, the
latter for colored pupils.
Garland r. Quarles. acting su
perintendent Of the Handley SyS-
tenn, announced the first days
enrolment showed a total of
1,166 pupils at the Handley build
ing of which 704 are enrolled in
the high school.
The school system opened fof
the 1930-1931 session by having I
tull routine day of classes ant
activities. The opening day. was
preceded with a general nesting
Of all teachers.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
'PUsSFFOOTING'
IsG0'VERN0R' S
REBUTTAL
,lVofnen's Club Hears Answer
to Census, conowingo Dam,
1926 Tariff Talk Wrangies

I BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. H.
! Political pussyfooting on the Part
sof the entire Republican State
ticket, from Mayor Broeping
sdoMn, was charged by Gov. AL
bert c. Ritchie last night.
The Governors declaration was
made at a dinner given in his
honor at the Rennert Hotel here
by the women's Ritchie Club OF
/ the Fourth Legislative District
Governor Ritchie told the 400
persons who attended the banquet
that his party now knew the per-
sons they had to fight, but not
the issues they must fight, add
ing that his opponents were soft
pedaling campaign issues.
Left In Dark
Ritchie declared that nothing
had been said by any OF the OPP,
position as to what their political
theories are, and that they had
failed to make any promises or
make clear their ideas OF good
government. He added:
L.. .Whose views are they
awaiting? Surely not Senator
GOldsbOrOugh'S. He has openly
and definitely stated that ne
believes a dry plank should be
nut in the Republican plat
form.
81 was fortunate to see the
copy of a speech delivered by
= one of the Republican leaders
at a recent Republican rally
in HagerstOwn. In that speech
there was a sentence devoted
to the prohibition question an".
to my amazement, it had been
deleted and the gentleman
didn't have the nerve to men
tiOn it"
The speech referred to was ir
\ a copy of the address given hJ
{NGalen L. TAFT. chairman OF the
Republican State central com
Anittee, during a Broening rally
thder the auspices Of the Young
Mems Republican League of AL
lekany, Washington and Fred
erlok counties.
The Governor referred further
to the charges made by Mr.. TAFT
at Hagerstown that the census
figures for Baltimore failed to
reach the expected total under
the Ritchie administration. He
met the question by again asking
what he could do about it.
Answers TAFT
He pointed out that the Tai
charge that he had made dam
aging statements on the tarif
in 1926 were not used in 1922
and if they had had any signifi
canoe then they would have beer
used in that campaign.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
MILDA
700 Attend Wilson
Home Church Meet

STAUNT ON, Va, Sept. II.
Nearly 700 men, representing prac-
tically every Sunday school in the
city, attended a city-wide joint
meeting of Sunday school classes
and men of various congregations,
held at the First Presbyterian
Church here. his was the largest
class of it's kind ever held in
Staunton.
The Rev. DR.. Hunter B. Blakely,
newly installed pastor Of the First
church, which was the home
church of oodrow Wilson,
taught the lesson.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
DIES AT 90

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Sept.
11.-MrS. Josephine McKeever, 80,
member of an old Hardy county
family, died in the West Virginia
State Hospital at Weston. She
had been a patient there for a
long period. One son survives.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
CARD PARTY BENEFIT

MT. RAINIER, Md, Sept. IL.
The Mt. Rainier Democratic Wo-
mans Club announced yesterday
there will be a benefit card party
at the Star Hall in Mt. Rainier
On October J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
HOOVER RAPS
BURDEN Laid
ON FINANCES
President Declares
Politics Plays
Wrong Tune

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
FLORIDA HIT
Frost Reported In Miami
Vegetable District

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Scraps of Paper May
Lead To Kidnapers

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Harlingen Business
Man Dies Suddenly

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Chi Office Building Bombed

Furniture Mart corporation. sad e
could think CT no reason fc- ths
bombing he vas asleep II his room
O. The fifteenth fi0or O. the Lake
Shore A-h-ezic club three hooks
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I1e S1-1-xzE- system Wl16oES II
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chair
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
QUICK House
Vote Seen ON
RELIEF BILL
Congress Hurries To
Aid Unemployed
Of Nation

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

CHICAGO. Dec S-7-O1e O.
the worlds largest offlce buildings
- The American Furniture Mart -
situated II Lake Share drive o. the
near North SIDE was bombed las
uzzh- "A hole wz< tc-l Il the IFS
iIOCr. masonry OF the Huron s-resI
see Eas ripped away and WINDOWS
thrO1<nou- TIE n1--h and northeast
par< @ she building we<s S17--
tered Estimates C The caD2se
RANGED from $500 20 $1,000
NJSte-y surrounded -he explosion
Ehsch was Oh the frs floor ana
q such force thai Z knocked Prank
NaeErz night c1S-oc1ar- CT lis
feet shattered III office equipment
within = rzd-1< o< twenty fee and
set OF the sprinkler s-s-en S0 o1<
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whsEn pcZice b<11zve6 wzs attained
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
War PICTURE
CAUSES RIOT

BERLIN, DEE 81 young
Germany. grown from bz5shood Il
the days since the Word War.
voiced lis d1.zSte for the American
made movie. AL Quiet Oh The
Western Front III a r1O-ols dem
onS-ation IN fashionable Sens
Of Berlin last night Twenty -seTsn
arrests we're made
Drawn by reports that Paul
Goeb5ek- Fascist member OF the
ReichStzg- would stage another pro-
test az showing Of the film thou
sands filed the movie house with
paid admissions and nzssed about
the outside
G0e5belS- who used white mice
and stencil bombs FRIDAY night 70
bring temporary suspension OF the
film addressed tire croEd III 2 near
by plaza and started Thousands Ct
FzScIs- youths on q march down
costly Kurfue-StenCzEm the
smzrteSt shopping boulevard n Be--
lin
Mounted police attempted 20 dis
perSe tire E1z-chE-S. but heavy street
traffic did more &c diminish the
activities CT the mob Fol1Ce and
ourosirE factions clashed OF side
streets but role TzS injured
The main body OF mz7chs-s Il
rzIIv vas routed WHEN the cr0T6
o-srxhe-re6 ticket collectors and
ATTEMPTED 20 return 70 the theatre
b. subway Police ordered the
trains 70 pas through the station g
which the crowd wanted to get OF
TIE u-lrcz1aI effect O. the DEM
or---irr seemed 20 o 70 croEd
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fnz srrzn- t5rke1 scalpe-S reap1nZ 2
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Visitor to Valley
Injured On Highway

SAN BEETTO- DEF S-E-Tl
Cranda- 6 = resident q Michigan
rho has bre1 visiting II Harrington
vas struck bT e. su-cIoo-e =
O'clock Monday night a ne vas
waking C0xr TIE edge Of III
hirhzzv- ze<- q The CTR limits c.
San Ben--o. suffering severe leg
Inrz-eS
Re Vas taken 60 the Valley BAD
t hoS15a-I u 4 TEoEpson an
bu-a1rs- ans given emergency
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

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TIE So1fnen Pa-1fsr staten E-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Deputy Sheriffs
Make Liquor Haul

Juan RIVERA and ES-sn-l76o Mo-
aIeS we're brought here and lodged
II he CaEe-0n county TzIl Tues
dzF n0rrir- O. Deputy Sheriff =
NJ Y-rzEz- following = liquor SCI
Ere e To Czro MONDAY night
Tire ITO men a touring car =
cssr-S and . fTve-Esllo1 can O.
reSczl Sere Se11sd b. the o.flce--
The re1 are from Ezrll1Zel
Examining trial for the pair I'll
likely be led the IzS- @ this Eexk-
according 70 crEicF-S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Wisconsin Couple
Believed Killed

BEOTT. VS. Dec sAz-DS-
co-ev O. handkerchief gags ard =
Eorzn-s clothing On the bank O q
creek near here and O. : 61L-e-
uunr--ed automobile II South
BeIo-- ed authorities 20 believe
that Everett Szp2- - q Rockford
II z-eSnzn and Mss Ee.e1
Shzne-. q OF Freepo-I- H.
had been S-z-n- Both are miss
ing from their homes. ard Searca
WzS unce- EsT 70 find r1e bodies
o. the supposed victims The car
b@Torze5 70 Sz11- HS wife dent
ffsed ore O. the hzrcke-r11eS IS
her husbands
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Valley Clubs at Mission
Weslaco Woman Looms As President; ESQ
Are Present; Reynosa Dinner Tonight

MISSION. DEF s-A2GEO11mz,ely 30 women Ee-e pssa; Eba lie
Vz1eE Federation q W1zns C1zSs convention opened he-e RS no---
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4 feature q TIE day Ezs the eeclon o. oflcers fx TIE foLgE1ng year
Definite announcement q the results I'll not b o1tzna5e un1z h-z
TUESDAY esen11g but the C-1cc7e = gen=zly kn0zn = @rzrzI CANT
dates have ID 0pp0lin Those II TIE -zoe Ee-s Nz 4 w. Gas. ~
president: Nz = : HeEr1n- Ez-anzen. fz rce-a-ez51enl. ~ 4 w..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

EAELTEGE[ Dee 81 Y b.
~ CT san Bsrz-o las CZlEers-
re peak C 6sc1-c--
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rnz has = cz-h0E C TIA lax 60
rs rerk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

Livingston. seCo-c EEoE-A@&
Mrs " W A-ea snd Mrs Free
ISyLoE. Eh-d Uce-Q-G1cl1. All
AIS Z d Hclczy- B-oEESE- ani
Mrs " r Meyers. 1or se1relzE-
treasurer
Brownsville hSElzn Heard
The morning culEe--Cl AIS lea
i1Esc O. Al acCre& gwen - AIS
q z Scott o. Co DIS C1-E- seE-
orally known Is 1Lr Admiral
EO-oE1Dg Eer tax EzS czle % A-S
= W layer. BT0zZsEz1e. SO eL-
p-a1ned neeG OF z permanent head
quarters building az Austin Arz
Taylor spoke II place CT AIRS james
NeA1er- Victoria who vas ulz1le
TO attend the Mission convention
Among the rUEIEEn- EoUzl
present E6-e - r. r. LlllSey-
Mt Pleasant, president O. the safe
for the federated EOusn-s clubs.
Mrs L B Randall San Antonio.
state ehalrmzn fer the 1o2ns and
Scholzs-icS: Mrs Frank Tozpkin.
Corpus Christi: and Mr. j. c
Mage. Waco
Mrs Magic was presented q hand
woven scarf ard bag CO. Nrs O. I'll
Scott a token OF esteem AMI zpp-e-
Cation for services
Dinner In Rcynez
TIE International zez-e Is X
ing stressed a. tle meeting ard n
International dinner Il nyEoSz =
70 Climax TIE Cay ; zc1IEEz sra
O-a1Lz 2 &C LozaEo- p-gM--E-L
CllDEOEal O. Keynes z-1 p-rz-
cent CT the 1-E-nene CI1o hzS So
lIIed he- intention ID u HEsa--
LEncheol : Planned II 41-sS-11
and following dinner II Reyuosz-
a broadcast ore S-z-50a AkO u
that CITY Is scheduled
During the naEnz1g seSSso1 Ms
Magic Spoks On Aze-cznlz-sCn and
cr-zelSnIp-
The CONVENTION : sz1 TO oe Czz
OF the NOS successful eEE- he-
EI-l IL DELEGATES Il federation IT.
1lcerS- and j visitors p-Hse-- Fig
federated EoEE1s cuts Eere TEr-
resented
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09
Fort Brown Ready for Show
Lovers of Good Horse Flesh Promised Treat
In Show Opening Wednesday

TIE Fort BruEn h1rzs zn1R . feature rTrz- r lr Aual- L--Az.ar
POD Tournament nos uder w.. zAe1I4r1 tr NH1HrA-aF An IA-E--
czT. Dec 10 and IL
During ue fo-snooa On e21h q Eassx Gate cAaz naa4El@ -e M-
cszsauzl trs1rinr Of u1nav mounts xn b 4 le EasEaE. s1 ls
Afternoon zll be osTueS principally - hzue~ and gZZE 1@@s
TIT frs ezgrz uouusnce - sslA q al - &C. at4nnn~= ~ IA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

II ~ BALDWIN president O. the
f-AxS0un Pacific lines Vas
4E1v visiting Up ard down
r. Valley yesterday Also a NUN
bcr q Sz=ei rzEDzteS and b.g ship
peES recently clned II Mztz1orcS
Tney we're hsccen from the public
and TIE press because they wished
d little vacation
= Lr- Bzl6E1nS vlS--- Hzrhngen
Is asking what zbou- . Tex cep0g
ard nj the Valley might - asking
-zhz- about Spec1zl rates 70 the
E<Zey al the year zro1-cz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

ANOTHER Valley OIL test has hit
n . pocke- O. low- O. gas This
Is reported as the Sacramento
O. and Gas Ccmpznys No i SEA-
bury C al located - miles ncr-h
g RIO Crane CITY
VALLEY Oh tests are gong TO keep
hitting On gas until some car they
wl1 hit -o-e than gas than Their
aznoz1cereuts wzl lot seem SO
rn1ch Ike gas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

oG4E Is the engineer e this COL
can judge. fEe construction
Ct -ne txo ports represents z
three c. four year building pro
gram 50 great Is the project. with
% much detail attached
Eut the main thing. 50 far as the
VALLEY Is concerned IS that the
p0rt project Is gong oTer. and that
without any great delay
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-09

BLANKET O. clouds z<t night
n dEspled any fear he'd b. the
gCEerrrerr weather bureau
that n little fruS- might appear n
hEh places
There vas 10 fear q q pr fruE-
ri Il wzS thc1ght weL 20 warn
hat . Er-le n1zhr be fc--hcoz-E