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Evening star., 1931-12-13

Mrs. Joseph N. Randall, State mem
bership chairman; Mr.. Elliott of the
Langley association, and Mrs. Barse,
president Of the Bryant School, sd-
dressed the class in parent-teacher
work at George Washington University
Monday epening Tomorrow evening
Mrs o. @. Bankins, State chairman Of
inside publicity; Mrs. Walter S. Jones.
State chairman of publications, and
Mrs Edward r. Seal, State editor of
sne Sunday column, viii speak.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

He would ask her about his
~ book, and she would rather not
have him know that she was
familiar with its status at Drew g. Co
But Kenneth was in the Nook. Cath
leen thought he looked bit down, as
though he found life not exactly to his
order. He frightened. however. when he
saw Cathleen coming in with Julia and
Joy. AS soon as they were seated he
Joined them.
Lucky for me you came in" he said
to Cathleen. "I was just going to look
you up. Hear any news about 'Cosmo-
politan Commune2'"
Cathleen shook her head. mo" she
said She had not heard anything since
the letter Tom Drew had dictated, and
this could no longer be news to Ken
meth.
"Old Drew's a crab" Kenneth
frowned. DRY as dust and full of cob
webs. He's had me up at his place on
the Hudson. Trying to persuade me to
take the teeth out of the book. He's
keen for it, but he's afraid of 1t. I've
tried TO make him see that his custom
ers won't 60 on blowing froth all their
Evening star., 1931-12-13

CTUDEBAKER, pioneer of Free Wheel
ing and many other epochal motor
~ ing advancements, now offers the
greatest advance i'm safety-full-seaIed,
super-strength, 1892 type, clear vision
Safety Plate Glass in oil windshields and all
windows of oil models at no extra charge!
Although everybody knows the need of
Safety Glass, these Triumphant New
Studebakers are the first cars delivering
under $4,000 to give you and your family
this maximum protection as standard
equipment.
The cost of this insurance against in
juries, disfigurement-or worse-is borne
by Studebaker. You pay nothing extra for
heprotectionit it provides. And Studebaker
offers you not only Safety Glass, but the
strongest, clearest Safety Plate Glass
made-a superior, new and advanced type
of sealed Safety Plate Glass-a scientif-
icaily perfected product that highway
Evening star., 1931-12-13

Mrs. E. C, Rittue, State legislative
chairman, has called a meeting of leg
islative chairmen for December II at
Q pm. at the Thomson School.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

Mrs. CecIe P. Clark, director of
music of the congress, is anxious to Sc
cure members for the parent-teacher
chorus, which will rehesrse the second
Friday in each month.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
sIXTIETH INSTALLMENT.

- ATHLEEN hoped she would not
see Kenneth Hall in the Nook
He would ask her about his
book, and she would rather not
have him know that she was
HI ,,,;+t, tts CT at,1s ar Drew e. ~
Evening star., 1931-12-13

The Child Guidance Committee met
December 2 in the N. E. A. building.
with Mrs J. F. Hamaker, State chair
man, in charge. 1t was decided to
change the date of meeting from the
irgt Tuesday OF the month to the first
wednesday. Mrs. Milton Otterback
gave talk on the Christmas party to
be held at the Receiving Home. Miss
Terrett, executive secretary Of the Ju-
yenile Protective Association, and Mrs.
J. M. Byler spoke
Evening star., 1931-12-25
Prisoner Greedy for Time.

There are some prisoners who can
not be satisfied This is what a mag
istrate in the Colombo, Ceylon, police
court learned recently when he SEN
fenced a man to four months hard
labor. That's not enough" said the
prisoner, The magistrate added two
months to the sentence. That's still
not enough" declared the man, but
the Judge refused to go farther. and
has . dissatisfied customer ON his list
Evening star., 1931-12-25

/. Ringlet
2. Speed.
8. Prefix signifying within.
4. Snowshoe: var.
S. Exists.
6. A point in law.
7. The meantime.
s. Dry
9. Card game.
10. Juice.
II. Gazers.
r. Pierce
10. A rude kiss.
18. Indian prince
20. Kitchen utensil.
%. Jocund.
81. Person appointed to perform duties
of sheriff when tire latter is dis
qualified
%. italian town.
30. Simply
81. Pertain lining to a valley in ancient
Argolls.
80. Temporary shelter.
33. Mountain in Greece.
"a. Sums up.
35. Ogle
36. Frequently.
80. British port in Arabia.
40. Permit.
40. Genus of plants.
A. Unaccented part of foot in verse.
a. Dissertate.
81. Cuddle
So Musical work.
SO. Ventured
81 West Indian fetish.
Sc. African ruminant.
81. Entertainments
So. Brisk.
SO. Deeds.
so. Ostrich
81. Put forth.
"a. Talon.
66 Tool
81. Notice
II. Physician: abbr.
Evening star., 1931-12-25

Across.
!. Demonstrative pronoun.
S. Spring flowers.
II. Recede.
IA. Classify.
IS. One of an Indian tribe
16. Yourself.
II. Ethereal salt.
10. Those who harness horses.
81. Pour out.
%. Always: contr.
"a. Greek war god.
25. Ocean.
Is Ridicule
%. Browns.
80. Two-stranded lines.
80. Proposition.
"a. Bitter plant.
81. Hoarfrost.
3S. Narratives.
d. Pays.
43. DamSels.
As. Restrain.
as. German river.
49. Woman's name.
40. Title of respect: abbr.
so. Absurdity.
So Cupola.
SIS. Clip
56. Away from.
So. Gamin
81 Dry. said of wines.
So A shoot from plant roots.
65. Church festival.
68. Blackboard.
SO. Small hill.
70. Ranged in rows.
70. Monkeys.
73. Sorrowful.
IA. Moister
rs. Desire.
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80 tOonslnasa - Ne - J
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SALE HOUSES.

NODnSlntNo..
i19S WHITTIER @T.-ATTRACTTvM ie-RM.
modern semi-deteeAsd brick > baths. many nay
house AZ price and terms we can quote.
1884 Fairmont n.w.-11 T. 4 D.; laeAi
home for room renting or IN HATS redueeo
price.
b. modern brick, built-tn garage; Apo1l
$1,000 below cost on cash payment sToo' oai-
1909 Nd. ave. n.e-Large cor. lot; 6-rm.
modern house: price and terms insefs 81
n r. RYON Co. 1915 N. Y. Ave. sAl6 18th.
7th PI. NV. NEAR PARRAGuT=.THIs Is
twe-stoFy and cellar rms. BATH. eiee..
reasonSbly priced and can be sold on easy
&c q ST. 81. NEAR 7th--A detached two-
story. house containing 9 rms: path. s s.esc;;
h.-W.h newly paRered and p4iptsd' Is eeihe
offered ct saeTIacs pries ;;7 $3.50 ss.gaprror-A
dandy three-story and cellar bRE-window
brick, house containing II rms: pat ~.
h.-W. h. cleo. garage; owner occupant en-
cellent eonditlen; priced TsageRsSle'
BUCKLEY 4 GR1NDtlEf.
0ak ri v Ave NV,
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SAMUEL A. DRURY.
- JAMES 3. NICHOLSON
ADAM A. WEscHLER SON. Anctioneers
UNITED STATES MARsHsAL's SALE or

BY virtue OF q writ Of neri faeias issued
out Of the clerks ONCE OF the supfene
me directed. vii ss st paSlie AUCTION ans rc
the Court House: on. d 81. between 90 and
ocLoCK PM. ON THURsDAY. kuGusTT
TWENTIETH, 1891, the FiRht. title and in
81, square 1897: lots 80 and II, square $751;;
lots A, q; 4s and ~. square $3.50; lots s6
$3.50; lot SIS, square 6Sje all Of which are
unimproved, to be sold in detail seized and
sts: Il o sa ssa e shs aiIsR Rss
and sold to satisfy Q Judgment -at-laW. No
oI7s ~; e. ~ tayoE q tes gpttsd states
States Marshal in and for the District Of
Columbia jy3l-d&dhs
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"a ACRES. CLOSE m; SETTLE ESTATE
on Central ave; beautiful view, Just be-
y0nd Capitol Hts. Includes e-Foom house
hot-wnEer heat, bath. cleo, screened porch
es. outbniIaings, large trees and orchard
Clear; make offer. 50, 500 terms arranRed
Can Mr.. BAILEY. Adams aTee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.



TRUsTEEg SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
E 6SkkA4HISESs isis kIoHTH STREET
By virtue q . certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Laher No. SITS, folio I4s ct sec,
r. ne land records Of the District Of Co
sssYr ssl, thereby he pnasrslsned TRUSTEES
VII sel ~ pubic auction. In front Of the
Or AUGUST. A.b 1851. AT FouR. THIRTY mi
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and an, premises, situate In the District Of Co
IN the washington Loan and Trust Cnm-
panEs suhdiyision Of lots In SQUARE 80 aPet-
worth Addition TO the City OF Washingtonp
as per plat recorded in Liber o at folio So
subject to covenants OF record
Terms: Sold subject 10 q prior deed Of
trust for $4,500.00, further particulars Of
which will be announced at time OF sale:
tnf purchase price above said trust TO be
PAID in cash. A deposit of $500 90 required.
oonSeysncing, recording. etc, at purchaser s
cost Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
at the discretion of the trustees
]. HENRY BROWN,
Z. II. TAGGART,
jy24,27,2e.31-au3,4 Trustees.
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THE EBpITT HoTEL; !,
RIOS. ). OWEN 3 son AgcTIoNEEhs
SALE OF VALUABLE M
DWELLING NO. lot STREET e0DTH-

0NE41ASAANI W. Aet Az "a @NAA93@ 1922 49,
By Virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded In LibeF No. s64e. folio 12t Ct seq.
Of the land records OF the District o. Co
lumbia, and ct the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees VIII
sell q pulls agssisS II mfr dEeRt q re- pFs nv
OF AydgsT; A;D 3 Issl At I,,.5 THEE.-
City 81 Washlngten. District .of Columbia.
and designated as and being lot nifty three
$50 IN Charles Gessford's. suhdlyision of
lots In square seven hundred and forty-fouf
!744l as per. plat recorded IN Ltber II 81
folio 80 Of the records Of the once of the
surveyor Of the District of Columbia.
money TO he paid 10 cssh, balance IN two
years: With intersst at seven per ceatum
per anngM. peyahse semi -snnlaly.. from
the property sold, or all cash. at the option
be required at time Of sale. All convey
ancing, recording, etc, Ct cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied With
within 30 days from day Of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after i've days advertisement o.
such resale n some Newspaper pnsiished n
SAMUEL A. DRURY.
JAMES B. NICHOLSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

SMALL Farm IN MARYLAND. 20 MILES
Of city; on stream or sprins, as ] want :, g
cation. size. buildings. etc. and price. Ad'
dress Box 47-z, Star once.
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EDWARD 9. RALTz.
VERNON @. OWES,
ADAM A. WBsOHLER & SON. AuctIoneers
e1b E st. NV.
Hotel Ebhitt Unclaimed Bag
gage by Auction.

Notice IS hereby given that on wEDNEs-
hESNcInS al Al TIME 66'6tiLEpigk PM. Ss
will sell at public auction. within the .seies
s. nv oaips. suit cssss. Hat Hexs. Brisf
ETC. left With US i, the foiiovinE' names
r v. Houston Mr. Tyson, Mrs Tisfr Miss
sanS Sssss'%a ehnsssas. Hr Msst. sC as kIf
land. Nj. A e. Lee, =. w sauldeEs Mrs.
hrI q aesro sos ssrin LLOYD. M and Mrs
El Fay Mr. Mrs s Kfsl.n Dr. M Eteinsp Msss
d n. wiiliains. Mrs Groai.. M. boss: 1eri
Robertson: Mr.. A. ADAMS, Mr. Davis. +. ".
5peerts, M Randsrson. Mr. HSrns;. g. IT.
5 = nMswb1rg. Mr. waidron e. tccofSett NAM an
Hutcihiscn. Mr.. MarsfsIfl. biiiis Sofdon ne:
Neill. Mcdonald. McNair. Lultsf0rd and
others unknown. Parties pt interest take
THE EBBTTT HOTEL.
10th & II Stg. NV.
BY GEORGE HoLBRO0K.
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g zsn-RARGAIN

$3,750-BARGAIN.
rooms and bath. h-w.h.. gss. cleo. lot
s0xi5e; fruit and shade trees near stores,
Woodfidea bungalow. 5 r.. and b., am.
Arepiace; paved street and alley Only
Tkas very easy See call
BURTON REALTY CO,
aea1 n. !. Ave. NE Dec. 03l7.
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sALE-HoUsEs.
/ F

-yeu are seeking q modern e-room house
IN the most desirable section Of Northeast,
Mckinley High School. LoW price, easy
terms ORen evenings. Decatur asia or
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FUTURE DAYS
THos. J. OWEN 9 son. AUcTIoNExRs

q NJ DA .
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEzRs.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
No isi2 sTREETT i NoRT II Ess1VniA
By virtue of deed Of trust, recorded in
l4iber No. S122 81 folio IS OF the land
records Of the District OF Columbia, we SHALL
THE SIXTH DAY or AUGUST. A,D 1881.
At Two-THIRTY O'CLOCK NJ, lot NUM-
bered hfty-three (53l IN Dilier b. Gfads
subdivision Of part OF original lots nsimher-
ed seFsntesn I'D: sishtsen tisl ana nine
@ The efses 81 ne satyesSf ior The plssl!st
Terms OF sale: 0ne-fourth cash, balance IN
one, two and three years. with Interest et
Annually. peposit 81 $50 o. rssuirsd I Il
time Of sale; and the purchaser aIioEsd
the purchase. Further pafsicuiafs ct time
VI ssie' EnwARn q rArTz.
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-. -. pig, $50. v,ry. pArus

Tn one ~ the prettiest sections Of the
northwest where all homes are new, Is tnH
very attractive new Groom semi.dsta ~ me-
massive concrete front porch with concrete
balustrade and brick pillars: nage , Iess
n, with Westinghouse electric venttlator.
huge pantry. iatest-type electric refrigera.
ton spacious cedar-lined closets, daynsne
large lot, beautifully planted; paved street
and alley: making this one of the nnest ana
iTlsis house meets and beats all competition.
Easy terms, even small mouse mlent
be considered in trade. AIN,
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RENT-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

1912 H ST. N.E.-4-RooM AND BATH
Apartment and store, ami, double brick
garase; newly remodeled Atlantic 4672 or
1875 Holbrooke Terrace ne.
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sUNfNTRR CoTTAGEs.

COTTAGE WANTED. NOT OVER IS MIN:
utes from d. c., on good road light ana
water; not over $40 a month furnished.
Address Box 20-Z, Star ONCE
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WANTED-LOTs.
SALE-FARMs.

SOFT. FRONTAGE. NEAE
ton. Address Box 4f0-Z. Star once
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SAIE-BuSINESS PROPERTY.

GAS STATION AND 7-RooM AND BATH
bunRalow located on Baltimore bouleyaId
1frnitaRe roo ft); about 5 acres OF land;
shade. water and electricity; geing station
A. q. HOUGHTON CO., Realtors,
1915 st. NV. Phones Dist 1885, 1887. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

n acres. MONTGOMERY County, Md, with
6-room house. $1,000 cash; easy monthly
payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

IngrahaHi st.. Just east Of Georgie ave
NV Modern 6-room, bath, brick residence
h.-w.h., cleo. lights, colonial front porch;
deep lot to alley. -o-.
A g; HouGHToH Z CO. b.. RE All HI; .
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5000.

In Montgomery County, Md. 8 acres on
stone road; f-roem house with all improve
fruit trees. $1,000 cash and easy monthly
payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

5-acre farm in MONTGOMERY County, Nd.
on improved road, with 8-room and bath
frame house, water and gas. Easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE FRONTING ON
improved with very attractive and modern
home in excellent condition; eyersreens,
to develop; two acres of lawn that rival
any Government reservation IN the coun.
try; tenant houses and outpuildtngs tnat
baiiing, boating and fishing; absolute pri-
vacy. 80 acres in all, of which ~ acres
enue derived therefrom would pay for the
entire project. 80 miles from washington:
only little over an hours drive. Priced
at $4,000
1417 st. NV, Nat. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-04

S65-KCRE FARM WITH LARGE FRoNFAdE
on Patuxent River, known as Rock Point,
the waters or Judge Gould. Farm near
way. Large dwelling. new barns, etc,
$4,000; easy terms. HENRY i. MORRIS
Upper MARLBORO. Nd. Phone Marlboro e.
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SAVE YOUR TIME.
why spend time ant. hunting when informa-
ton c0lscaTninG choice arts. a On Gle lu cur
3Sw uiSsRAu. soi Wash. BIDS. lStk ! n J. ave
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oAAgTo LoANSs;

QUICK CASH.
You keep the car. twelve months to pay
F1DELTTY FINANCE Co, Fidelity Garage
l4sh and Florida ave. NV, Open evenings
Col $3.50. ask for
MR.. NAUGHTEN.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY


WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, ENCLOSED PORCH
for rent or sale; easy terms; BroadWater
Park on Chesapeake Bay. one hour from
washington. J. O. LOMBARD, phone Co
Iumbia 006s
CHOICE BLDG. LOTS. NORTH BEACH. MD.
FREDERICK SCHWERTNER,
National ll&1.
FOR SALTWATER FRONT LOT, 90 FEET
vide. at, Plum Point Beach; reasonable
FOR SALE-THREE REPOSSESSED CHOICE
water front cottaees at three nearby restrict
ed saltwater beaches; bargain prices, easy
terms; immediate possession: running wafer,
electricity. Write II. SEWARD. Camp Parole,
Md
SHADED SITE. RHODE RIVER, FRONTING
100 feet directly on shore; $1,000: W e
WILLIAMS, 35o5 Rittenhouse st. CleF. Gg42
HERALD HARBoR, ND. FURNISHED BUN
screened in sIee asas iFhts and stove $40
NORTH BEACH-2-ROoM COTTAGE WITH
two large porcheS. cleo and water; ACCOM-
modates 8. Apply Sara B. COTTAGE oth ST.
and Frederick ave. or Col. 46l3
NORTH BEACH MD. COTTAGE.
Furnished; electricity and water; available
now Phone Columbia 3445.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH COTTAGES, BAY
front; toilet, cleo. lights; furnished for 20
10 people; reasonable; week cad. Col sSoz'
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CASH LOAN IN
1879 10 1881 models; year 70 pap lowest
rates IA city; mo endDraerss yuu keep car.
~ H. sasnss alzs aaln p open ere.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
I0Ua Leads Nation
With Farm Bureaus

AMES, Iowa, Feb. II Q.NS0.
Iowa now leads the nation in the
development Of farm bureau or
aanizations and programs accord
ing to r. K. Bliss, director of the
extension service at Iowa State
College here.
Iowa has an active farm bu-
reau organization in every county
and has approximately one-fifth
of the total farm bureau mem
bership of the United States. The
Hawkeye State leads the next
nearest State in farm bureau
membership. Illinois, by 10000
families.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17

But eNUzA8 &sasMogs than make bstbsRS1
charge fnskan4ly. It makes weak, discharged
batteries Unnecessary. II SlimlnAtas adding
wGter s@0fssn, increases power and pep, dOu-
kIaa the life IT batteries, eliminates freezing
and 0VseehaEgiAg, makes ED batteries w0rk
IKE nSw. NU-LIFE keeps yOur battery. Old
or nUw. working % the best Of it's eficieney.
Using NU-ERFE n NJ simple as ABC. Only
06eW minltsS are required b treat battery
ana oA0 trsatzn0nt lasts forever. It b AbS0-
b1tsly harmless. As . matter Of fact It Pre-
serves anA lSagtAmsth0 Of batteries. Not
a&Sets6by extreme hsat 0ge0l Does Its work
Oa4s1ly wsh IN winter @ DammsR-WhStAsr
the h0thsEmssmsbSRB1OdG - dGgrsssb below ssroOH 10
degrees IN thS sASdOl AbSOaatsEy SsnsatiOnAlI
W@adee9OS1 NGO@ey.BGa1keP
10 wSn6sr S~SEy bGehaRJpoNVn~ b visAlIy IN
tsWewAsa whs&AUR h0 drives q car o. owns q
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
Thousands VielD
Famed Treasure

CLEVELAND. Feb. II QN.S0.
When 10000 Clevelanders flocked
to the Museum Of Arts to view
the famed Guelph treasure dur
ing the first week It was exhib-
tied here. owners Of the collec-
ton presented a monstrance of
st. Sebastian to the museum in
recognition Of the unusual inter
est displayed in the relics by resi-
dents Of the city.
The gift, valued at $4,000 is
a stand. topped by a Gothic
cupola. The monstrance was
made in 1475 at Brunswick of
silver plated in gold. 1t Is dis
played in a glass tube.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
SCOUT FREEZES
# TO DEATH

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-An
apprentice Sea Scout was frozen
to death and a companion is be-
heved to have drowned today in
the Delaware River.
The tragedy followed a mid
night canoe trip during what was
to have been q pleasure trip at
the Sea Scouts naval base, Tor
resdale.
The dead youth was Paul Wal
denmyer, IT. Missing is Edward
O'Brien, II.
The body Of Waldenmeyer was
recovered off the Riverton Yacht
Club, New Jersey side of the river.
The two youths left the Sea
Scouts naval base in a canoe
to secure gasoline for a cook
stove. It was learned they reached
Torresdale safely, but found the
service station closed.
Then they set out for the Jer-
sey shore. During this trip the
canoe overturned and hurled both
into the icy water.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
Boys at Last Win
Scholastic HOnOrS

WINSTED, Conn, Feb. II
0.N.S0.-For the first time in
many years boy students in Gil.
bert High School here have taken
scholastic honors.
Year after year previously the
girls have walked away with first
places. Boys landed first and
second places this year but the
girl students swept all high
honors from third place along
the line.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
Shrtners to Ope1.
Cleveland Stadium

CLEVELAND. Feb. II UN.SO.
This city'S new million-dollar
Municipal Stadium will be opened
next July IL with Sunday night
veSper services which will sig
nalize the convening of the An
cient Arabic Order Of Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine.
All Of the convention spectacles
drills, band marches, forma-
tiohs and parades-will be con-
Quoted within the walls Of the
huge stadium.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17

At last science has discovered . new
way to charge batteries with SuHpr6-
ing power instantly. A magic new
mixture gives batteTSes more power
and pep. No more fuss and bother Of
changing batteries Orhaving them re-
eharged- No more costly batteries 10
buy. No more wrestling With the
crank, IA the baEing sun, pouring rain
OF froezinG SNOW. No mOre danger Of
breaking an arm with q haek-hFing
motor. This startling discovery takes
the hsE wsstiRs Of uneerta1ky 0wt Of me-
tOring sAA eAds SOB Of an battery tEON6hsS.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
STATE FIGHTS CORN B0RER

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. IT
QN.SO Summer visitors to con.
necticut will find just about three
fourths of the State under quaran-
tine against the European borer.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17

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The Washington times., 1931-02-17

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The Washington times., 1931-05-13
n. !. MAY GUST
RED STUDENTS

NEW YORK, May 13 GNSD.
A proposal to dismiss any student
in an elementary school, h g h
school or college, maintained by
New York city, for participation
in any Communist demonstration
will be voted on within a few
days by the board of alderman.
Alderman James F. Kiernan
introduced the resolution and de-
clared that for pupils to take
part in Communist demonStra-
tions was IAN open insult to the
patriotism of this country and a
shocking reflection upon the fair
name of New York city"
He said college and high school
students often marched in Red
parades here, carrying their school
banners.