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bluntly that there would be no more smoking
in the Kimby ONCE by female employees. 1t
didn't say there would be practically none. 1t
didn't say anything about exceptions. 1t said
none ct all. It was as final as the hanging Of
Danny Deever.
1t must have been about 10 O'Clock when
Bea walked in her best Clara Bow manner to
the water cooler for q drink. A cigarette was
hanging Imply from her dainty mouth. She
took the flag from her mouth, clicked paper
cup from the slot, poured out the water and
drank-as calm anything. She didn't even
know the war had started. apparently
As she replaced the cigarette to her lips, Miss
Weatherby hove into sight. Miss Weatherby
obviously had been waiting for this. She
pointed TO the notice. did you read that,
young woman?"
Bea smiled at her. mo. old woman.
haven't. Should ~"
Eyes. That notice refers to all females in
this once. Read it,"
Bea read few words. Then she frowned
at Miss Weatherby. THAT word, female, is
Q horrid one, don't you think? It lacks eu-
phony, or something"
Miss weatherby merely tapped her foot on
Bea read on. Finally: There, I've read
II. Now what shall do wave o nag, or sing
= song? I'd be better ut waving the nag"
You may obey that rule or leave this Of
nee. It is the order Of Mr.. Kimby and"
Bea frightened as II she'd just discovered
gold or something.
"Oh, you mean Dad. Well, II this comes
from him, then should worry q crockful. He's
an old dear. really. He said for me to 60 right
ahead and make q Babylon Of this once, II
wished. But I suppose you have to be care
full about the other girls, don't your"
Whereupon Beatrice turned and walked back
to her once, leaving Miss Weatherby utterly
helpless with rage
Those who knew Miss Weatherby realized
that such q challenge would never 90 begging.
She was as certain OF maintaining her full
quota Of authority as Henry Ford was of
carrying . check book No issue was ever
trivial with Miss Weatherby, either. It was
going to be too bad when Miss Weatherby
started to pick the bones Of this young napper
person.
Even Robert Anderson ventured into her Of
nee with q bit Of advice.
IT don't mean to butt into your affairs,
Bea," he said, but you're riding into q storm.
That old woman Is q tgress when she gets her
claws working"
DEA looked up at him hungrily. Got any
- thing on you to smoke? I've rum out"
He shook his head.
"Of. course, you wouldn't have anything"
She regarded him appraisingly for . moment.
Il never could see why Dad wanted me to
marry you OF course, you have your Har-
ward A. B.. your savings account, your place
In every stag ine-but outside Of those
thing"
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Purple" destroyers put full speed breaking
through the Gordon of Red" destroyers and taking
cover under smoke screen launch their torpedoes
as they emerge then disappear again into the pro-
tecting curtain. The fight RACES, each light force
striving desperately to keep the other from threat
ening its battleship feet at the rear Tomorrow
When Battleships Meet Battleshps.
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Patent Once
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen who are, and have
been, real producers; an unusual OPP
portunity is offered to man of neat
appearance, fair education and good
references as to character. An auto
mobile is an asset in this particular
work. l want a man who can tell
the truth and is willing to cooperate
with me. Come in at 10 am or 2
pm, 92l Tower Building. A real
clean selling proposition that is now
making big morey for men who APP
ply themselves. Come in and talk
The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02
AN IMMEDIATE
OPPORTUNITY
for Several Real Sa1esne,

for Several Real Statesmen.
The rapid expansion of $l0000,000
business, operating in unique field
where it enjoys the distinction OF a
leader, has created openings for sew
eral real statesmen.
Our present successful personnel
recruited entirely from the speciality
field. Immediate returns substantial
aside from opportunity of estab-
fishing themselves i'll a new industry
with an assured future.
Qualified men. with clean records,
are invited to call National 1881 for
appointment.
No details given over telephone. y
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! 1t is the third morning of the Nays annual war
game" First blood" is drawn by the enemy
the Purple Fleet steanls along In the craving dawn
Red" submarine suddenly surfaces 500 yards
the starboard bow of a Purple" aircraft carrier.
The sub has not fired torpedo, but she has gained
a position, unseen, where she might have sent at
least six of her underwater explosives speeding into
the underwater skin of the floating airdrome. Ac-
cording to the rules Of the war" problem, an UNI
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BUICK COACH, late 1927; leaving town.
must sell; your own price; car like new
throushout. 9l9 Kennedy st. NV.
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in a "V" formation Destroyers from the Purple"
fleet also are called into action, and assemble In
formation 10 miles ahead of the fleet flagship.
Planes first report contact with the enemy. They are
ordered by radio to attack. The Purple" horde
swoopS down from the white tufed tropical sky and
harass the Red" battleships. Red" planes en-
gage them and there is topsy-turvy high pitched,
screaming dog fight in progress. Below them the
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pire aboard the carrier judges the big ship has
been seriously cripped, and he directs the captain
to hoist designated f1ag-the international flag
tire from the war" The loss of the carrier is a
distinct blow to the admiral commanding the "Pur-
pie" Fleet. He orders the planes from his other
carrier into the air, and by flag signal sends the
planes aboard his batteships and cruisers off their
catapultS and into the sky. The Purple" aviators
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, white or colored as cook
and janitor for small institution in suburbs
salary. SIS per month for both live on
companied by husband or wife. Apply 30l5
l4th St NV. LIST floor, between Z and 3
nm Col 1920
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By Quig Staver'
DAILY ClNICS OIIIZ

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III 24h 700 4>e1< cEaao-
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Slowly she arose and, tearing a ribbon from her
gown, stepped to the front Of the loge. Receive
this favor from thy lady, sir knight, she said land
bear it to victory; Jimmy Blake refined close TO
the loge rail and bent low, while Guinalda pinned
the ribbon upon his shoulder. His face was close
to hers. II love you" he whispered. In a voice as
low his she replied: 1T is but for the sake Of
the five maidens that encourage We with this favor
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Blake locked into her eyes Il love you, Guinalda,
he repeated, "and-you love mel" Before she could
answer, he had wheeled away, the trumpet had
sounded and he rode slowly to his end OF the
field. AS before. Jimmy cast aside his buckler.
nor did any one reprove him this time For had
they not previously him best Sir Malud without
any other defense than his Workmanship and his
sword?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

MEN lOJ, at once We show any man who
wants to work six days a week that he
can make 81 day We start you OF at
Si8 per week conditional. Call to $50 p m
Local men only. Room 2l6 Insurance Blog'
St n
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE

SADDLE HoRES-l0 LESSONS, IS. STABLE.
ria Kennedy st. NV. min to Rock Creek
park. John A. Halloran. Georgia 1924. 81
F0R sALF-G GOD SADDLE HORSE.
brown, is hands, safe Jumper. Address BOX
305-V, Star once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATESSEE AND GROCERY. doing 1850
cash weekly: stay with me until satisfied !:
rent, SIS per month; 5-year lease; must
sacrifice on account Of sickness. 1887 18th
ST. NV.
DELICATESSEN AND CONFECTIONERY =
For sale. very reasonable a good business;
living quarters above. 1903 Pa. ave. sc.
Lincoln l0420
CHANCE TO MAKE EASY MONEY-Parties
securing me good Nstngs on the following
place: Paying rooming houses. lunch rooms,
delicateSSenS, cigar stores, hotels or any
paying business, prospective buyers. II
a sale is made by such places you
will receive $3.50 Of the commission on the
sale.
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for The
Daily Star will DO accepted up to
noon day Of issue. except Satur-
day and Legal Holidays. when the
closing time is 1920 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will be accepted
up to II pm. Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02
CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
Fur Sunday. $50 m. Saturday.
At the Branch AGENCIES. one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

BEAUTY PARLORS.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL est. 1917
Featuring 20 for ST. Combinations In our
Senior Departments.
Daily Until s; Mon, Wed, Fri. until 9.
Sl8 14th st. NV. 1925 N. H. Ave. NV.
MABELLE HONOUR SERVICE SHOPS.
Mon. haircut. Csc: Tues. scalp treatment,
35c; Wed. FREE MARCELS; Thurs. finger
wave, 35c; Fri, Mabelle Honour facial. 35c
PERMANENTS, So, S..
1925 N H Ave. NV sis 14th St. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

ELECTRICIAN. experienced on house wiring.
Phone Clev. 2385-R.
MEN AND BOYS to sell ice cream; steady
work year round good pay to right parties.
Apply at once. 900 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

MEN, married. several, with sales ability
permanent position to right men. WASH
Natl Ins Co. 404 Carpenter Bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

CHEVROLET COACH l93l-Just Think 09
it'll One OF General Motors most beautiful
cars: maroon finish. new tires, mechanically
excellent. What a bargainl And only
$3.50 down. balance easy weekly payments.
Cherners. Ford dealers, 1881 You st. n.ws
Open until 10 pm
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HELP-MEN.

BOY, colored. to work in shoe repair shop.
Phone Met. 02l9.
BUSHELMAN on mems clothing. Apply
Friday after am, 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
ELECTRICIAN first-class; references. Ad-
dress Box l23-V Star office.
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MENU you can sell, we have proposition
of interest to you on which you can make
some real money. See Mr. Daniels, goS
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FARM AND GARDEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WELL. ROTTED COW MANURE. 81 per 100
pound sack, delivered; ton truck load
$3.50. Write P. .. Box 81, Bethesda, Nd.
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LESMAN-Specialty. wide acquaintance
and following drug and confectionery trade.
local and nearby; best ref. Address Box
cTA-V Star nffica- 81
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923; fnish and tires
very good. motor has our guarantee; see
this one for 1915; terms, sos down. balances
monthly. Pohanka Service. 1925 2oth st.
NV. North O347
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PERSONAL.

| The rate under heading OF Personal
| is 8 cents per line additional to the
| regular Inc rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

sALEsMEN-several positions open for sales
men selling electric refrigerators, on depart
ment store floor; must have car. see MI;
Ross 1900 lexington pl. ne, between and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

REAL, ESTATE statesmen, splendid open
Ing for man with ability and experie a3ee
ences required. r. C. Zantzinger, 945 K ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
HOTEL. BUSINESS for sale. foothills Blue
Ridge Mts; tourists regulars: exceptionally
located lovely town; $4,000; no agents. Ad-
dress Box 242-S, Star office.
RooMING HOUSE, IL rooms; rent, SIS;
good income; sickness reason selling; price
reasonable. 8l3 Mt Vernon pl NV. 2"
FRUIT. soda and candy store doing good
business; good location; sell, $3.50. COS G
st. NV, to IL am. 2" .
FINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for right
party; will sell confectionery and lunch
room one OF best sections northeast; long
lease and low rental. Lincoln 4544. 2'
LUNCH RooM-Excellent NV. location
fully equipped, good bushes; owner ill
Price, $1,000; terms. Address Box 31o-V
Star office.
TIRE, BATTERY AND CURB Gasoline sta
ton; ideally located on Vermont ave, doing
good business: fully equipped; really sac
rif1ce; owner has other business; $3.50 cash,
easy terms. 2100 Vermont ave.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS to invest in a
business in need of capital. If you can
furnish character references, etc, and de-
sire additional capital with my part-time
services, address particulars; replies not per-
tanning to legitimate development will he
ignored. Address BOX 2S4-V. Star ONCE. 2'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

MEN AND BOYS wanted to sell ice cream;
big opportunity Apply 404 18th St s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

CHEVROLET COACH l927-Clean cut, fully
equipped: small down payment. bal. 50 q
week; Se5. Mandell Chevrolet, 18th and
Good Hope I'd. Sc Atlantic 400
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CHEVROLET BARGAINS = 1927 coupe. nna
shape. $50: 1928 rumble-seat coupe. has new
ible coupe, excellent, 1926; 1929 sedan. like
new. 1895; 1929 coach. like new; $3.50. Many
other bargains: easy terms. Blanton Motor
Co., No. New York ave. ne. Open till
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RADIO SERVICE MEN, commission on sales
Give age experience. phone and address
Address Box 227-V. Star office.
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CHEVoLET Cabriolet., sedans, Coupes and
cars at Eynon the Ford Dealer 1887 Irving
St. Day and night sales. Fifty real bar.
gains for your selection and approval.
Courteous statesmen and agreeable surround
ings to display our merchandise. Follow
small deposit and ask for Jim F1aberty, Used
Car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02

CHEVROLET COACH, 1927; one Of the best
Chevrolets we've seen in our dept. in long
at sl23. Parkway. 5000 NJ st. NV. West
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CHEVROLET 1928 COACH-Best Of condition,
no repairs needed. Only $24o; $40 down
balance one year. Nolan Motor Co., I'LL
18th st. NV.
CHEVROLET COUPE, I928-Excellent origi-
nal paint; mechanically perfect: $3.50. The
Northwest Motor Co. Ford dealers, 672o
Wisconsin ave. Wis $685.
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BUICK 4-PASS COUPE. late 1927; paint
and motor like new; must sell; party leaving
town; s265. Col. 1908.
BUICK 1926 COUPE. Master 6; rumble seat;
q bargain for $3.50: Pohanka Service. 1i2o
goth st. n ". North O3A1.
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CHEVROLET 1927 PHAETON = Good tires
and in fine running condition. Sacrifice, S65.
IN
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SCREEN FACTORY bench hand. wiring and
beading; must be experienced. Flaherty
Bros. Inc, iii Good Hope I'd. Sc. e
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dition Here's real bargain at $3.50. Bsn-
ton Motor Co., No. New York ave. ne.
Onan I'LL 9 o N
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CHEVROLET 4-DooR CLUB SEDAN 1880
1865; Al condition; will demonstrate; must
sell. DeCatur 3QSQ. 1121 p ST
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, i93l-Beautiful
Jet black finish; new tires; perfect mechanic
cowl lights and many other extras. Drive
this one away for only S8750 down, balance
easy weekly. Cherner's. Ford dealers, 1881
You ST. NV. Open until 10 pm.
FORD COUPE, late '26; fine running condi-
1904 Ingomar st. Clev. 1909. 80
FORD 1929 sport roadster: fine condition.
bargain; terms to responsible party. 1881
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

and get the best results. For furniture.
antiques, china. bric-a-br and once fur.
niture. The Lincoln Co.. 604 9th st. NV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-02
Life of Edison, No. g.
EDISON PROVED
GREAT CHEMIST
IN WAR DAYS
Made Himself Name in New
Field When u. S. Took
Up Arms.

This Is the ninth Of twelve exclusive
stories on Thomas A. Edison by Major
William Joseph Hammer. his scientific
associate and lifelong friend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-02
BY BEN STERN

DUPLICATION Of the delegate
Il apportionment for the 1882
state conventions of both major
political parties has caused a sud-
den squirt Of activity among party
leaders and managers Of candidates.
This 10 more true Of Democrats
than Republicans, for by combina-
ton Of six heavily populated coun-
ties the nomination of any candi-
date could be made cut and dried.
Republican leaders are content to
rest on their oars, more or less, and
let affairs take their course.
This is largely a result Of their
own ill-concealed opinion that 1882
is bound to be a Democratic year.
unless, of course, President Hoover
makes a sudden comeback in pop
ularity.
Leaders and managers of the
Mayr-South Bend group were
pleased with the apportionment of
delegates, for they feel that their
strength is in the cities.
1t is claimed that the pull of Paul
V. McNutt, Indiana law school dean.
outstanding candidate for the nom
ination for Governor, is concen-
trated in the rural sections.
Il n n
Antipathy to McNutt in the cities
is not evidenced among the rank
and file. 1t exists among the
bosses" who opine the dean will be
uncontrolled if elected
They argue that he won't play
ball"
If this idea gains strength, Nc
Nuts popularity with the rural
delegates will not be sufficient to
carry him over to the nomination.
Let the Mayr crowd line up Mar
ion county, their own of st. joseph
and V~anderburgh, Lake, Allen and
Vigo and they may be able to stop
McNutt. Overtures toward this end
have been made and the follow I'D"
is now on.
or M thing, the supporters of
Frank Mayr Jr. for Governor
should be sure, and that is he will
not make any showing of strength
IN the Marion county delegation.
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan has
pledged his personal support to
Frank Daley and if there would be
a division those delegates not con-
trolled by city hall would go to Nc
Mutt.
The only real evidence of pro-
Mayr thought exhibited here so far
has been by Hendricks Kenworthy,
Ninth ward chairman, who is prac-
tlcally the manager for Walter My
ers in his contest for the nomi-
nation for United States senator.
KenWorthy believes that the best
chance of scoring for Myers is to
play with South Bend. In return
for their support of Myers he has
indicated he will carry those dele
gates he can control over to their
camp.
But Hendricks counts without his
chief, E. Kirk Mckinney, who will
allow no independent action of this
type.
Kirk has made up his mind that
al theatrical candidates from Mar
ion county will get a fair shake. He
intends to divide the delegate vote
equally, the smart organization
thing to do.
He may allow Kenworthy to carry
a handful of votes to the South
Bend crowd, but even that is doubt
full, for Kirk is trading Marion
county support for patronage and
any weakening of the strength
means that many less jobs.
There is no doubt that this coun-
ty, with 205 delegates, will control
the convention, if ably managed.
But, after all, smart management
IS really too much to expect of the
Democrats, in view of their form
sheet showing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-02

hard that it drew blood from my
finger.
In an instant I recalled the prin-
ciple OF my automatic telegraph and
wondered if I couldn't make a rec
ord OF those sound waves and then
have them retransmitted. I be-
heved that I could make the thing
talk back to me-"
With his finger still feeling the
prick Of the needle on that dia-
phragm, Edison sat down and
quickly Sketched in a model of the
device that was to catch the sound
waves.
He drew a cylinder about which
was to be wrapped tin foil, to which
was attached a diaphragm with a
mouthpiece to talk into and a needle
%protruding in the back and touch
ing the cylinder, which was turned
by a crank.
One of his assistants, James Mac
Kenzie, the man who had taught
Edison how to telegraph in his boy
hood days and who was now a pen
stoned employee in his laboratory,
looked at Edison's sketch and asked
what it was for.
What do you think it is for?"
Edison asked.
Mac replied that it looked like a
sausage filling machine.
NO" said Edison. that is going
to talk"
Next-Edison's school days
Attempting to read an entire library
of books d. ~"Scooping" the big city
newspapers with his tiny Weekly
Herald :. D.. His shyneSs . /. Deco
rated by France as a Commander
of the Legion of Honor.
The Washington times., 1931-05-22
Lindenthal at 81, Predicts
End ofNew York in 2l31

when an apple ripes 1t falls.
All things must ripen. New
York then will drop away. It's
vast population will move
southwark, for there will be
no coal to keep the millions
here warm.
"AII this we are building
will mean nothing except some
thing for men to remember
for 1000 years. There is no
great city in the world that
is more than 1000 years Old
except Rome.
London was virtually q vii.
Iage 200 years agO;. SO was
Paris. New York is already
several centuries old"
The Washington times., 1931-05-22

NEW YORK, May 22.-This
metropolis will "ripen and drop
away" within 200 years, pre-
dicted Gustav Lindenthal, ia
nous bridge builder, who was 81
yesterday, and was interviewed
on various things. At the end
Of 200 years, he foresaw, New
York will have no coal for
warmth.
Meanwhile, said Lindenthal.
New York will be a miracle of
modern architecture and engi-
neering. When asked to picture
the city of so years hence, the
old bridge builder said he didn't
know what all would happen in
so years but he could prophesy
about 200 years hence and did:
"New York will grow ripe,
like an apple, and you know
The Washington times., 1931-05-22
G.. and p. Files NeLU
Br0dLeu Rate Form

The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company yesterday
filed with the Maryland Public
Service Commission at Baltimore
the new schedule of rates for
subscribers in the Bradley and
Silver Spring exchanges effective
on June 6.
The new rates will give sub
scribers in the areas mentioned
the same local service to the
District of Columbia now enjoyed
by Chevy Chase and Takoma
Park. Those who elect to take
the new service will be assigned
either Wisconsin of Shepherd ex-
change numbers. It was learned
today that the KenSington Cham
Der of Commerce at its meeting
next week will undertake to show
the telephone company that Ken
Sington should be accorded the
same treatment given to the Be-
thesda bradley and Silve r
Spring areas.