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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-02
HELD AS EXTORTIONER
Kansas Colored Man Accused of
Demanding Sum From Publisher.

GIRARD, Kans., January 2 P).-
Clyde Dewberry, "a colored, was held
here Tuesday charged with attempting
to extort $4,000 from E. Haldeman-
Jules, Girard publisher and writer.
County Attorney Tom D. Winter said
Dewberry, who was arrested yesterday
at his home in Yale, Kans., had con-
fessed he wrote threatening letters and
made anonymous telephone calls to Hal
deman- Julius early this month.
The warrant for arrest of the suspect
was two weeks old. according to officers,
who said tip leading to his arrest came
from an acquaintance.
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COLLECTIONS DECREASE
Internal Revenue Receipts $22,
100000 Less in Chicago.

CHICAGO. January / (P).-In-
ternal revenue collections here in 1880
were approximately $22,000.000 less
than those in 1929, Mrs. Myrtle Tanner
Blacklidge, collector of internal revenue,
reported Tuesday.
She blamed decreased incomes due
to the business depression for the de-
cline. Collections this year were S227,-
555.597 as compared with $249, 694 ,906
in 1929
Income tax collections decreased in
1880 from 1929, 304, 346 to $207, 948, 1877.
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uary 1, in order TO enter private bust
ness.
At the time DR.. Hart announced his
resignation. Gov. Pollard appointed DR..
j. L. Jarman, president of Farmville
State Teachers College, to the super
intendency, DR.. Jarman accepting. Yes
terday the Governor said DR.. Jarman
had reconsidered and would continue as
head of the teachers institution at the
urgent request of alumni.
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,eaver IN MSS Pittsburgh.

Beaver to USS Pittsburgh.
Lieut.. Comdr. John A. Byrne, to USS
Black Hawk.
Lieut.. Verny Carroll (SC), Diet. Dest
Div. 80, Asiatic, to 10th Naval District.
Lieut.. Upton F. Woodward, Diet. USS
Black Hawk to USS Tulsa.
Lieut.. Thomas L. Sorrell, Diet. USS
Tulsa to u. S.
Lieut.. Grandson j. Tyler, Diet. 18th
Naval District to USS Jason.
Ensign Henry S. Cone $50, Diet.
USS Jason to U. S.
Ensign Calvin B. White (SC), Diet.
10th Naval District to Best. Div. 80.
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Mlcnlgan car Inc. SO. So. II. 1898.
CAPITOL and Kansas tcorner1-4- S rooms
Seml-mod. houses. good condition. water
paid; slS, $50. DR. 1886.
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ALABAMA, N. 1875 I'm modern double.
S90i garage optional. RI 5S42.
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n. l024-a rms: redeco.
shades. vat. pd.. gar, redu. SIT. Ri. 0645.
LINWooD AVE. 515-Modern 5-room dor
pie tile bath. breakfast nook. garage: SIS.
Ri 1902. mornings.
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INDIANAPOLIS Rental Bureau

TON, E.. 50l4la-5 large rms.
Sirable cd. heat: gar; rent reaS
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AhROW AVE, 1876 rms. 4 down. 3 no,
modern except furnace. garage. paved
street and allev. SIS. BE 425a
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9e Tickets to Apollo-To Winners Of
Houses for Rent
MICHIGAN. W.. 2024-e-rm. mod. double.
good condition. garage; s2I.50. Ha. 4sI0.

MICHIGAN W.. 2o24-e-Tm. mod double
1850 z. MICHIGAN.
5-room mod. double water pd; $3.50.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2343-3-room MOO. dou-
bic; hardwood floors; garage. Ia. 1913.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2433-stucco. 6 rms,
mod. Al condition. Reduced $40. Ia 2022
NEW JERSEY. s.. 1854 Dandy 5-rm.
semi-modern double, u block from Gar
Water BAD. DR.. s472.
NEW YORK, W. i00l-5 rooms. 25s Rich
lana. 8 I'm. cottagei make oner. III. Il29.
OAKLAND, n. 553-Reduced. Must see
this coy. mod. 4-room bungalow; hall. 1
French doors. in-a-do0r he'd; easily
heated: garage. Door open. Oh. 3079.
OAKLAND. s.. 234-Practically new 4-room
moe. double. garage. water pd., sZ2 30.
OLIVE. 1a48-iz double; 6 rms. mod ga:
watet paid Reduced $50. DR.. 1637-W.
PLEASANT. 1928 rms. modern, except
tub. enclosed porch. Reduced. $50. Ii. 56Z1
RITTER. s.. 435-4-room double; Al con-
dltion; sl8. Ri. 5I77.
ROBSON. 3322-Dandy 5-rm. semi-mod
double; &C. location; Al condition. gar
Reduced, Sl9, water paid. Or. 3472.
ROCKVILLE RID. 3776-Practically new j.
nm. mod. BUNGALOW. gar: $50. call Office.
near Wash. High: $40. Be. 4o20-M.
SINGLETON. 21O1-5 rms; bath; gar;
clean; s2I.50; water paid. Or. 3509-M.
SPEEDWAY RID. 3347-12 strictly modern
double. garage. water paid: s28. BE. 4238-J
VILLA, 1865 rm. strictly mod. double;
linoleum furnished. Or; 6794-R.
3647 WHITTIER PL.
5-room mod. ;2;-car garage; s22.50,
GREGORY & APPEL, INC. IL. 7491.
4-ROOM DOUBLE-Modern except furnace.
garage, reasonable. Call Dr.. 0776.
Cheap Rent, $3.50
Eye rooms electric lights gas. inside
Dunlop & Holtegel
1872 E. Market st. Ii. 65l7.
PARTLY furnished or unfurn. coy 6-rm.
modern bungalow in Warheigh addition.
reasonable. Ri. 1895
MOVING EXPENSES OR MO. FREE
80 S. La Sale; 6-rm. mod, dbl. gar $3.50
l157 Haugh; 5 rms, furnace; W.
s24Gs S. N. Jersey: 3-rm.. bath. cleo. 1900
LOOK at 2438 N. Delaware; 3457 Kenwood,
big reduction DR.. Nimsn, owner. Ri
6064 or Ha. 0112-M.
RENT REDUCED-3831 English Ave. 6
rms. mod, close to Christian park, and
school, S35. Hoosier Funding Corp. Ii.
1890. J. H. Albersharet. Hu. 6l24.
COLORED-29th, W, $3.50; ideal 4 rms,
modern. Ii. 4437.
COLORED-1530 BUndy PI.. cozy 5-rm.
mod, double; $50. HUI. 4058. Ri. 1910.
COLORED-2049 Sheldon; six rooms; cleo
trlcity; garage; newly papered. wat. SO.
Suburban for Rent
VERMONT. w. 1920 rooms. cleo,
garage. half acre; red; S18. Be. 3107-R.
STOP 6a Rockville Rd.-New. with or
without heater. ground. Chicken PIX.
Houses for Sale
North
LET your transportation buy your home.
figure il yourself. New jersey. 73q NJ. 5
rooms modern. $50 down, or will sell COM
pletely furnished. Ri. TIPS.
Suburban for Sale
II DOWN
Five-room semi-modern bungalow. in
good condition, located 612 La Clede St,
inclosed back porch with we'll; garage;
front drive; nice lot: shrubs; only S25
per month. Call FRAzEE. Ii. 231S.
Sob Sister"
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
Farms for Sale
CHOICE FARM EAsT-38 S. SHERMAN
DIR.
uO.rcnhoIJ EooL-
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Houses for Rent

AiL7AABAMA N, 1915 m modern double.
S90i garage optional. RI 5s42.
ARROW AVE. 1926 rms. 4 down. 2 up.
modern except furnace, garage. paved
street and alley: SIS. Be. 1858.
BRADLEY. 43O N.-Half double; 6 rooms;
Hou;5 SSoi wa, paid. HUGO q BEELER.
204 k1deAty Trust Bldg.
CABLE, N, 5S4-4-rm. double. near Nv.
Mlchlgan car line. Sl2.50. Ir. 1898.
CAPITOL and Kansas tcornerl-4. S rooms.
selni-noa. houses. good condition. water
paid, sl8, $50. DR.. $685..
CAPITOL NJ classroom mod. garage.
walking distance. Shortridge. Butler. Re
COLLEGE, 16l9-2l-Modern double 6-Tm
HARDWOOD mrs, Holland furnace. gar. S25.
DENNY. N. 5S2-Bungalow- 5-Tm- moo
ts9eeo-. gar. reduced: $50. Or. O547.
DENNY. S. 30-S-rm. mod. Al: wat nd
cement gar, reduced $50 II. 6Sl0.
EMERSON. N. 774-Atractive mod. double:
Ieoecorated. Al, Reduced. s3S. Tr. fs68
EMERSON. N. COS. = 4-rm. mod bun
galow double. garage. Reduced. Hu. z2si,
EMPIRE ST, rear 3l7 E. South: three
rms; newly papered: $40 month.
ESSENE S54.Exeellent 5 rooms; modern.
GALE N. lSos-Cozy 5-rm. mod. double.
gaEage Reduced: SIS. CT 09ss.
GLADSTONE. e3l-Dandy 5-rm. mod. dou-
Die garage. Reduced: S28. Hu. 1922
GRANT. N. l5s4-s-room mod. double
garage: $3.50. DR.. Stone. Ii 76soS
KENWOOD, 37O7-Ideal rms. and dinefte
nook: modern. Ii, 4437
KEYSTONE, N. 1923 rms. redeco
shades. vat. pd. gar; redu. SIT. Ri. 0645.
LINWOOD AVE- 5l5-Modern 5-room dog-
Die, tile bath. breakfast nook. garage. S35.
ri 7lo2. mornings.
MARKET. W.. S4I7-Neat s-rm. cottage.
basement vel cleo 50. Be 0s0g.
N1ENn sister
MLEAN PL.. 24-Near N. Meridian. 5 ned
room hork reconditloned. sS2.s0 mo. Mr.
TimbermaN Wa. 47S3.
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Apartments for Rent

CENTRAL, 232612-5 rms. bath. good neat.
garage, reduced, dating Nov. /. Ia. 3512.
ILLINOIS. N, 1885 rm. modern dbie.;
gar. Al condt.; reduced to S35. ia. 534l.
MARKET, E., ~lO5S-Lower duplex: 2 bed
rooms; heat, water furnished; garage.
MERIDIAN, N, 1855 rms, bath. Frigid-
ARE; oil heat. constant hot water. luz
NEW JERSEY, N, o22-LoveIy 2. 4 and D
rm. apis; strictly mod. reaS. Ri. 1884.
NEW YORK, E., 1913 rms, all modern;
hne condition; heat. water. Ri. 2204.
PARK. 2l20-6 rms. runroom: all hard
wood; heat. water, garage, $50. He. 1895.
RUCKLE. 2s05-Desirable 6-rm. q bed
rms ant: rent reduced. Ri. 7243.
WASHINGTON, E., 5OI4I5-5 large rms +:
mod; desirable; cd. heat: gar; rent reaS.
Sob Sister
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BUSINESS Announcements

orD CHAIRS MADE NEW-By rebottom-
ing in cane, hickory or reed. CAL B0aIo
of Industrial Aid for the Bnno Ha O2oo
BROWNS magnetic paintS will keep va
ter from running into cellars. Il. zz9o--
FURNACE repairing; I'll guaran; TO save
YOU money; cleaned sl.50. II. ZOO. @ze.
BAT9 ROOM-Complete. SEQ: plumbing &
heating Installed: reasonable. Ia. 4Ua1
GEN. REPAIRING-Real sewer man; ieaky
roofs, cutters. furnace coils. On. 2z83-9'
FTTPNACE WORK-All kinds. inspection
free; guarn. Ir. 748l after > . m.
uPHOLSTERING-Furn. repaired in your
home: clean, paper hanging. BE. zo11-M
III YOU SEE a want ad that interests YOU.
answer IT. TODAY the opportunity NAV De
gone tomorrow
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MLEAN PL.. 24-Near n. Meridian. 5 oed-
room honak reconditioned. $3.50 mo. Mr.
TimbermaN Wa. 47S3.
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Apartment Rental Bureau

Apartments IN all parts OF city: tree
transportation to inspect apartments.
Gal he 1887 or Ri. 1871. DAY or night.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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MUST sELL-OvergtuTed living room suite
SIS; walnut dining room suite, walnut
bedrm. suite. white gas range kitchen
cabinet. rugs. $40 West 31st. Ia. 1856.
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Loans SO to $500 IN "a hours.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
50 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. RI. 5oss.
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Desirable apartments IN anS part OF
city, furnished ana unfinished. from S25
TO Sl2o Transportation furnished. No
charges oI obligations. Ii. 45O7 evenings
ana SUNDAY. Wa. O4s3 or Be. 31l4.
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Painting and Papering
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

PAPER turn. and hung $3.50 Der room
Ch. 2OO4. FRANK JACKSON II. 24l5
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Store Office Supplies
Building Materials

Build Garages Now and Save
Framing lumber: sheeting; dropsiding.
special nov s2.40 per hundred it.: garage
door .glz.. s3.75 ca; sash. ACC; asphalt
paint. S1.29 gal: cement. 45c bag; glass,
$50 OF list; all kinds of hardware. ali
new materials at second hand prices. Call
HE. Sly for everything to build or re-
1917 E. 18th st.
Cornell Material Co.
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Pets
Live Stock
Barter and Swap
Machinery & Tools
MOTNPS

New and renewed: sold, rented. IN
stalled. repaired. General machinis~
experimental work. Call.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 f. Washington st. II. ISL.
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DREXEL ARMS-730 n. H.; >, 3-rm. furn.
housekeeping apts: So wk. up. II, 2s2l,
LOVELY Woodruff; large rm., k%itchenette.
$3.50; 2 rms, kitchenette, 81. CHI 4l0S.
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ARhLI. w. 34l1-Neat 3-rm. cottage.
semen vel elec 81 Be 04o9.
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Suburban for Rent

VERMONT. w. 1895 rooms. cleo,
garage. half acre: red; S18. Be. 3107-R.
STOP Ga Rockville Rd.-New. with or
without heater. ground. Chicken PIX.
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Painting and Papering
STORAGE ana Transfer

APER hanging. S1.50-S2 rm.; clean'g, 75c-
81: painting wk. guar HENS. Ri. 5000.
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Farms for Sale
Household Goods

CHOICE FARM EAsT-33 S. sHERN
DIR.
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Furnished ~Apts.-houses

BELMONT. S. lil4-i6-Furn. doubles. 5
rms: lirht. gas paid: garage; 81 VS., {
rms. light. gas, furnace. garage. So.
BE. iii7-w.
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CAPITOL NJ. 35l5-6-room mod garage
walking distance. Shortridge. Butler. Re
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Houses for Sale
Suburban for Sale
DOWN

Five-room semi-modern bungalow. in
good condition, located 612 La Clede St,
Enclosed back porch with we'll; garage,
front drive; nice lot: shrubs; only SIS
per month. Call FRAzEE, Ii. 231S
SCHLOSS BROS. INC. CO., 1877 E. Wash.
sob Sister,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-10

We have on hand small amount
Of small gummed labels that we will
sell at the rate Of two packages ESQ
labels) for Is cents. The regular price
is 10 cents package. This offer holds
good while the supply lasts.
WHITE BLUFFS SPOKESMAN
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Around And About White Bluffs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sheriff j. K Mcfarland was an of
ficial visitor in White Bluffs Monday.
While in Prosser Monday, DR.. E. F.
Newton was dinner guest at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. F. l.. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. " Tanning and Mr..
and Mrs. e. j. O'Larey were In Yaki-
ma Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs l.. p. Vanslyke Of Wau-
conda, drove down last Friday to visit
for a week or 50 with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Bradley. Mrs. vanslyke and Mrs
Bradley are sisters.
Among the recent sufferers from
the flu was Mrs. F. A. English, who
was confined to her bed two days last
week but who is now happily recov-
cred.
How about sending the Spokesman
for a Christmas present this year?
Among your friends isn't there an
old timer who would appreciate six
months or a years subscription to the
home town paper? Try it once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Emerson and
baby were recent visitors in the valley
Thanksgiving Day guests at the A. c.
Wade home. They returned to their
home in Lincoln, Washington, the fol-
lowing Monday.
G. I. Wright and Dr. E. F. Newton
made trip to Prosser Monday called
there as witnesses in the case of
szekfu VS. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Sanner and
son Bobbie left Saturday for Spokane,
where they will visit with relatives.
They were accompanied by Mrs. San
ner's brother, Carl Burke, who was re-
turning to his home near Spokane af-
.er visit of some months here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Nelson were
hosts Saturday evening to the White
Bluffs school staff, entertaining with
a waffle supper. Later in the even
ing, other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Anderson and Sam Allard, and several
pleasant hours were spent in playing
games of various kinds
A news dispatch in the dailies of
December carried an account of an
auto wreck in Kern county, California,
in which Mr.. and Mrs Albert E.
Gruenhagen and their son, of Paso
Robes, were killed. It is believed here
that Mr.. Gruenhagen was a nephew
of r. w. Gruenhagen, now of Oakland,
California, but for many years resi-
dent of White Bluffs.
A short note to the Spokesman this
week from I. T. King, who with Mrs.
King left White Bluffs recently to
visit with the families of their two
sons in Spokane, said that Mrs King
became very i'll shortly after arriving
there and was taken to hospital,
where on November 21st she under
went an operation for the removal of a
large tumor from her gall bladder. At
the time Mr.. King wrote, December
3, she was making satisfactory recovery
and expected to be able to leave the
hospital in about ten days. Mr.. King
said they would come back to White
Bluffs as soon as Mrs. King is able to
make the journey.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-10

The Spokesman now has in stock
number of fine Christmas greeting
cards. Those who wish to order their
cards early, while the best are still
available, will find a pleasing selection
at this office. We will also receive
more cards in the next few weeks.
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w ant Ads

FOR sALE-Ear corn of good quail
ity, $4,000 per ton delivered. Can shell
and grind or grind whole ear if wanted.
Body apple wood, one-year seasoned,
$40 per cord, delivered S. v. Tanning,
Phone 7j2. tic.
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SOME SHEEP have come to my
place which have taken. The owner
may have same by identifying and
paying for care. Robert Clotia, Han
ford.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-10

FOR SALE-One and one-half acres
at Hanford Five room house. fruit.
well and water right. Cheap for cash.
Address w. H. Blackler, Freewater,
Oregon.
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IT WILL COST You NOTHING

IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING
for postage, stationery or time, If you
let me send in your subscription. just
pay me the regular subscription price
Of any daily, weekly or monthly, news
paper, periodical or magazine of gem
eral circulation and I will do the rest.
This applies to either new subscrip-
lions or renewals.
e. j. O'LAREY
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-10

Sheriff j. K. Mcfarland was an Of
fetal visitor in White Bluffs Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-06
COLUMBIA GROUP
REFLECTS OFFICERS
Citizens Association Is Again
Headed by Albert E. West
rater-Traffic Discussed.

Albert E. westrater was reelected
president of the Columbia Heights Citi-
gems Association last night at meeting
in the Columbia Heights Christian
Church.
Other officers elected were: Seneca
B. Balm, first vice president; Margaret
Worrel, second vice president; Marie
Maddox third vice president; William
c. Straus. treasurer; w. l. Swanton,
corresponding secretary; Albert z. Ste
phan, recording secretary, and ]. Gin
ton Hiatt and Harvey V. Speelman,
Federation delegates.
President Westrater asked the CO.
operation Of the citizens in curbing
what he termed the red hot" talk and
demonstrations made by alleged Com
munists in the city. A resolution
ADOPTED authorized the president to In
vite some one well informed" on the
subject to address the next meeting.
In an effort to secure relief for traf-
fic congestion in the Columbia Heights
section a resolution was adopted asking
the District Commissioners to prohibit
parking on the west side of Fourteenth
street between 8 and 9:l5 o'clock in the
morning and on the east side between
s and o'clock in the afternoon.
Conventions Are Wanted.
The association voted TO write District
authorities requesting that some park
ing provisions be made for Government
workers in the new departments. Har-
vey v. Speelman introduced a resolution
asking that the Washington Chamber
of Commerce and Beard of Trade invite
the Grand Army of the Republic and
other organizations to hold their con-
yentions in this city in 1882.
T. S. Settle, chairman of the Parks
Committee of the Chamber of Com
merce, delivered an address on the
cleanup campaign.
Recommendations were made by j.
Clinton Hiatt for protection of pedes-
trians at Fifteenth and w streets.
They are, first, that narrow sidewalk
be laid on the west side Of Fifteenth
street, along the wall of Meridian Hill
Park from Euclid to w street; sec
ond. that a sidewalk be laid on the
south tide of w street from Fifteenth
to Sixteenth street. and, lastly, that
a sidewalk be constructed on the west
sir, OF New Hampshire avenue from
w to v street.
A resolution requesting further ade-
quate supervision by the controller OF
currency and more frequent inspection
of assets and liabilities with regard to
special funds deposited in Washington
banks was laid on the table for in
vestigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-06
GERMAN FACTIONS
CLASH IN SHOOTINGS
Nine Are Seriously Wounded at
Duisburg-Steel Helmets Break
Up Party Meeting at Kiel.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, May 6.-At least nine per-
sons were wounded, one perhaps fatally,
in clashes between political groups last
night at Duisberg, Prussia and at Kiel
National Socialists and Communists
we're involved in shooting match at
the former CITY, one combatant being
dangerously wounded and a number Of
others being sent to the hospital with
injuries Police broke UP the fray.
Firing blank cartridges, National So
cialistS and "Steelhelmeters" broke up
a meeting Of the Tannenburg Bund at
Kiel Windows were smashed and the
interior of the hall wrecked. One in
dividual was beaten and number of
arrests were made. The subject of the
World War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-06
ARLINGTON SCHOOLS SET
MAY HEALTH PROGRAMS
Annual Affairs to Be Held on Diff
ferent Days This Month In
stead of on One.
~ stan Correspondent Of The Star.

~ SLaH Correspondent OF Inc star
ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. Va, May 6.-May health pro-
grams will be held throughout the re-
maindcr of the month by the various
Arlington County schools.
The system Of having the programs
upon different days, and at each Of the
schools, instead of centering the affair
in one school on May day has been
adopted by the local health depart
ment and school heads as g better
method Of reaching all Of the children
IN the county.
The program at the Patrick Henry
School, Arlington, Is TO be held at I
o'clock today. The program at the
Saegmuller School. Walkers Chapel,
will be held at o'clock Friday after
noon, john Marshall School, Living
stone Heights. $50 o'clock, May IS;
Thomas Nelson Page School, Ballston,
and Woodmont School. near Cherry
dale, 3 o'clock, May Is; Nellie Gusts
School, Virginia Highlands, 7:30
O'Clock. May 10, and Bancroft School.
$50 o'clock, May %. Others will be
announced later.
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DIR. Green Will Sneak.

KEYSER. w. Va, May (SpeciaD
DIR. Thomas z. Green, director OF
the speaking bureau CT the American
Red Cross. will deliver the address at
the commencement exercises OF Po-
tomac State College 10 be held at 1890
am, Friday, June s. The number OF
graduates this year will be approx
mately 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-06
SENIORS AT P00LESVILLE
TO PRESENT SCHOOL PLAY
Annual Production Will Be Staged
by Glass on Friday
Night.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
POOLESVILLE Nd, May .6-The
annual senior play will be presented
in the Poolesville High School here
Friday at pm.
The cast is as follows: Mary White,
Ethel Darby Claire Painter, Lena
Jones. Virginia Ball, Charles Elgin.
Horace Hersperger, Louis Waller, Kyle
Ruble and Jack Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-06
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