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Lioabeula Church.

Lioabeula Church.
Services next Sunday as follows:
10 a. m, Bible school. Frank Marker
superintendent.
7:30 p. M, Special Easter sermon
by Rev. 7, S. Fretz.
Special musical selections.
7, s. Fretz.
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school 1000 a. IN. Easter
program.
Morning worship, HOO a. m.
Morning subject, "a Living Lord"
Endeavor meeting, 6:15.
Evening services, 7;30.
Evening, Easter concert by the
morning choir.
Christian Fellowship meeting at the
manse.
E. c. Randall. Minister.
Vashon Methodist Episcopal Church.
Edwin M. Randall, pastor.
1000 a. M, Sunday school.
HOO q. M, Morning worship, Easter
service. Theme, Personal Significance
of the Resurrection" Special music.
Baptism of infants presented by par
ents for that purpose
1870 p. M, Evening worship. A SER
vice of music of high order will be
given by the choir. Everyone cordially
welcomed at each service.
Colvos Lutheran Free Church.
Sunday school and Bible class every
Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
Services Easter Sunday, March 81,
at II a. m.
No services in evening.
o. I. Raaum, Pastor.
Burton Community Church.
Rev. E. E. Duley, minister. Phone
Red 1852.
Bible school, 10 a. M. The Reds
and Blues are at work.
Morning worship, II a. III.
Topic, "The Power of His Resur-
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
rection." Special music by the Junior
choir.
You are welcome at the services of
this church irrespective of your creed
or ecclesiastical name.
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BALANCED FARMING
WOULD HELP FARMERS,
SAYS CHICAGO BANKER

Speaking before the International
Chamber of Commerce at Washing
ton, Melvin A. Taylor. president Of
the First National Bank of Chicago,
said In part:
Like all Of us, in every line Of ac-
tivity, the farmer was deceived by
high values in the time of his pros
perity In q well-intentioned, but
what now seems at least an unfor-
tunate venture, the Government pro-
videdr abundant credit facilities for
the farmers use. These facilities were
supplemented by other large and
liberal lending agencies which, like
wise, were misled by land values. The
result was that millions of farmers
assumed obligations out of all proper
ton to any possible normal farm in
come. Ia
All of us interested in farm activity
and farm finance must assume our
share of responsibility for this situa-
ton. We are learning our lesson and
will have to take our medicine with
the farmer himself. For this mistake,
time and hard work seem to be the
only remedy. Certainly, more credit
will not solve the problem.
Agricultural Industry Relief.
wish I possessed some prophetic
vision that might suggest an easy
way by which the agricultural in
dustry could be relieved of its distress
and started on a course of we'll -being
and profit. God has not given me
that power, but think there is at
least a partial remedy which the
farmer himself can apply. That rem
edy will start him on the only course
which, experience and observation
convince me, any of us can hopefully
anticipate: the making of comfort
able livelihood.
When we find that on approximate
ly 20 per cent of the farms in the
United States there is not mich
COW nor a chicken, and that no more
than 30 per cent there is not a hog,
and on approximately 80 per cent not
a sheep; when we know, further, that
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILL
HOLD EASTER PROGRAMS

The Presbyterian church will have
very attractive programs practically
the entire day on Sunday. Beginning
at 10 a. m. the Sunday school will
have full hour of Easter song and
exercises by the different departments
The school has the largest enrolment
in its history, and full house is ex-
pected. All parents and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
At II o'clock, the church hour, the
Commandery of the knights Templal
of Vashon, will be the visiting guests
occupying central reserved seats. The
choir will render extra Easter anthems
and the pastor will deliver the sermon
on "a Living Lord. Beautiful decor
ations will adorn the auditorium.
In the evening at $50 the young
people will hold special program
with Mrs. Iesh as the guest speaker.
The young people are making extra
efforts to have a large attendance.
At 1880 the morning choir will
render their annual Easter Cantata.
This year it is entitled Immortality"
by Stults Under the direction of Mr..
Geo. B. Schmidt. the constant and
hard practice of the choir has brought
this splendid Cantata to a high degree
of perfection. Assisting in the early
part of the program, the vashon
Evangelistic male quartet will sing.
All lovers of fine music are offered a
treat.
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Bethel Evangelical Free Church.

Bethel Evangelical Free Church.
Rev. G, o. Vikan, pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Scandinavian worship, II a. m,
English service, 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m.
English Bible class every Friday at
8 p. m. Take your Bibles along.
Vashon Lutheran Church.
Rev. H. H. Holte, pastor.
Services in the Norwegian language
Sunday, March at p. m.
Island Community Church.
Ladies' Guild meets each End and
4th Monday Of the month through the
winter.
The Eye to Eye Church.
The Eye to Eye church will hold
services in the Maury- Center hall
every Wednesday night until further
notice, 7:30 to 900.
Our banner, Holiness unto the
Lord"
Mrs. c. L. Garner, leader.
Dockton Community Church.
Rev. H, H. Holte, pastor.
Services Holy Thursday, March oath,
at IL a. m.
Christian Science Society
Branch of The Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, of
Boston, Mass. Services at Center, II
a. M; Sunday School, GAS a. M; We'd
nesday evening meetings held second
week of each month at 8 o'clock, in
cludes testimonies of healing.
Subject lesson for Sunday, March
~, 1882, is, Reality"
Maury Church Services.
M. E. Meyer.
Let every one interested in His work
attend one or all of our Sunday SER
vices.
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Church services at 8 p. m.
Rev. E. G. Randall breaches the
first Sunday in each month. Rev. E.
E. Duley, will preach the remaining
Sundays.
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HEAT WAVE REEVES BEES.

When a freak heat wave swept
along the Moray Firth Coast of Scot
land recently it stirred bees to action
a month earlier than usual. In an
apiary at Buckle bees began their
spring honeymaking tours. Their trips
to fields OF crocus and snowdrops,
usually the earliest flowers available
for them, were fruitless because it was
too early for blooms.
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READ EN- AND WEEP. 4
The Gratitude Of Snakes.


Here is the latest snake story, told
by Western man:
Zone day, some twenty odd years
ago. while out hunting in the woods
near Klckapoo creek, found large
rattlesnake lying torpid. 1t was a
cold day and l passed him by, notic-
ing he had nine rattles. Soon after
wards went to California, and on
returning eighteen years later, took
an early occasion to go on another
little hunt. Passing by the same place
as before, ran upon snake again,
much larger and with twenty seven
rattles, which concluded was the
same one 1 had seen on my previous
trip. 1t was another cold day, and
his majesty was stiff with cold.
gathered him up and took him home
and thawed him out. He became a
great pet and made himself at home
in and around the house. I lived in
the suburbs of the town, and one
warm night when had left the
windows open, 1 was awakened by an
unusual noise. found burglar had
entered the house and that the Snake
had coiled himself partly around the
bedpost and partly around the burg
lar, and had his tail out of the win
dow rafting for the police. This case
shows that reptiles are not devoid of
gratitude.
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GOLD FOUND UNDER CITY.

In the heart of johannesburg, South
Africa, a reef rich with gold has been
found, but cannot be worked because
the laws prohibit mining under cities
and towns. Workmen excavating for
new post office in Won Brands
Square, struck the reef six feet below
the surface. Efforts are being made
to trace the reef beyond the city limits
so that mining may begin.
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HOW IS rH1s2

University of Texas students fried
an egg on the campus walk on Febru-
airy 8. The temperature was 80 de-
grees in the shade.
In February, Dr. George Stuart
gathered russell pears from his or
chard at Ottoman, Va.
Trees were budding and grass was
being cut on vashon Island in early
March.
Monkeys in the Amazon are report
ed suffering dietary troubles because
of the overproduction of fruits and
nuts.
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Fifty-Fifty.

Fffty-F Fifty.
Ephraim: What yo' all dom VIII
dat papah, Mose?p
Nose: Use writin' nah gal let
ter"
Ephraim: go away, niggah. Yo'
KANT write"
Nose: cats all right, Smoke, nah
gal KANT read"
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YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.

The vashon Island Young Peoples
Union will meet at the Burton Com
munity church Wednesday, March 80
at 7:45.
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EASTER PROGRAM.

The Bethany Young Peoples Society
will give program Easter Sunday at
800 o'clock p. m. at the Cove Mission
Hall.
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Beautiful, but dumb, my fair love
must be.
Beautiful SO I'll love her; dumb, SO
she'll love me-
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Use Times Lost and Found Ad Recover Lost
ANNOUNCEMENTS
a Lost and Found

RUBY RING lost, small diamonds sur
rounding Liberal reward. IA -asoo
SILVER MESH BAG-Ioyt Chrlstraas- cor-
tanning vanity and KEYS Keep MONEY
Lt-h960
? HUDSON bav sables lost in front ~
Blocks. Reward TA-4377
WRIST WATCH-Lsdys white gold
initials n c. lost FRIDAY between rtne,
and r. Tenth st. LI-28is
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COMMERCIAL FUEL AND ARTIFICIAL
CO.. 316 w. Ohio st. LL-64A3. Extends
Seasonss Greetings to Every One.
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Auiomotive

INDIANAPOLIS SPRING SERVICE CO.
$50 ". Washington. LI-9262. Wish their
friends. customers Seasons Greetings.
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s Transportation
GOING SOME PLACE.

acknowledgements persons
going south to drive alone or with
their own party, late model cars to
be delivered at Atlanta, Ga; Jack
sonville or Miami, Fla We furnish
the car, you buy the gas and oil.
Evans Motors, Meridian at 18th.
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GUARANTEE MUTUAL LIFE CO. 1908
Fletcher Trust Bldg Mr. r II Holmes
manager Extend the Seasons Greetings
TO All.
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Ice Cream

WASHINGTON HOTEL and Cafeteria. "a
E Washington St. A very Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
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Ice Cream
BALLARD ICE CREAM
NONE BETTER"


HEARTIEST SEASONS GREETINGS.
A. L. WILLARD. Bonds. Accidents. Fire
and Liability Insurance. COS Fletcher
Savings and Trust Bldg. LT-75O5.
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PHARMACY

MERRY CHRISTMAS OF our Patrons and
Friends
PROSPECT PHARMACY. 1881 Prospect.
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE AGENCY
INC. 612 Meyer-Kiser Bk Bldg n r
Illman Sidney Mahalowitz Extend
Best Wishes for the New Year.
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JAMES FULLERTON floor Illinois Bldg
All lines of insurance. The Seasons
Greetings to All.
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so Autos For Sale

FORD. 1881. TUDOR-This car has very
low mileage and is in first class con-
dition throughout was $3.50 now s2S5.
Terms JOHNSON CHEVROLET co,
Meridian al 18th LT-536i.
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Doctors

BANNER BROs.-2625 w. Mich. BE-O240
5000 E. Wash, IR-0014 1927 Bellefon-
tame. WA-4342. May we serve you in 1888.
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Delicatessen
Department Stores

SEASONS GREETINGS to You for good
things and service throughout 1888. Mon
ninger Delicatessen Shop. 38 w Ohio.
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Fords
a PhaetOnS

to choose from; 1926-29 and 1890.
These cars are ready to go. Priced
special for weekend as low as $65.
Terms.
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CALL us for prices. INLAND COAL CO.,
602 S. Capitol Ave. II-6602. Extends
Seasons Greetings to Every One.
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WILLARD INSTITUTE OF NORMAL,
SPEECH. Mr. William A. Craig. princi-
pal 1884 NJ Illinois LI-7606. Extends
the Seasons Greetings
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Storage and Transfer

XMAS Specials 90 mems. all leather
soleH. 80 cents. SOBOL SHOE REPAIR
30 Ky. Ave RI-I63l
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BEST grades OF Goals call WEAVER COAL
AND ICE CO.. Ill Leota ST., DR-2201
Extends Seasons Greetings.
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MARTIN B. HALL-Au lines Of Insurance.
+ou fletcher Trust. Extends Best Wishes
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WHEN buying insurance during 1898
GEORGE W. CLARK
i34l Consolidated Bldg RI-3457
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cement burial vaults and septie
tanks. Guaranteed practical and ever
lasting 50 years experience BE-0545
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Machine Shops
Malt Extracts
Musical Instruments
Officials

H. H. RHINE MUSICAL co. Extend Holt
DAY Greetings to All Students and
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Instructors
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
HELP WANTED
IL Help Wanted-MaIe

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY d
young man, between the ages of 20 and
uoation Small salary; must be willing
to work long hours. Care Box A $50
Times
MEN WANTED-For RaWleigh City Routes
of 300 Consumers in and near Cities OF
Indianapolis. Franklin, Danville and
Lebanon Reliable hustler can start
earning s25 weekly and increase rapidly.
Write Immediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
IN-38-V. Freeport Illinois.
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C. L. MCPHERSON COAL CO, 1924 South
eastern Ave, DR-2425 sends the Season S
Greetings to all his Friends. Customers.
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1888. buy a Oil-O-Matic. W. D. LONG
OIL BURNER CORP. 1851 N Meridian
HA-4242
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Mopnahon( % Appointment

Rcmlock llN Day RiIey HII N'6W
CENTRAL 2342-5 rms; heat and water;
one month free Rf-5994. HE-29e3.
DELAWARE. n. sii-4 rooms. bath. strict
IN modern close in. SIS. LI-iS0o.
18TH w. 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment: gas. water and heat fur-
n.shed: s2s. CAN apartment No /,
IARGE rnnnns. modern. huilt-in fea-
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CALL us for next coal THE AMERICAN
COAL CO. 1865 w. 25th St. TA-0927
Extends Seasons Greetings.
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FOR BETTER LETTERS CALL
cox
LI-2479 23O E. OHIO. No. 317.
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FEDERAL COAL CO. 1920 E. North St
extends Greetings to Every. One. Star
the year by calling CH-Z29l.
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GOLDSMITH IRON SUPPLY Co.-Plumb-
ing. steam filters and mill supplies. 53S
s. Ill LI-1612. The Seasons Greetings
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NIMAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE. $50
S. Senate. Wishes their friends and
Customers q Merry Christmas Happy
New Year.
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Tailors

SEASONS GREETINGS to our Friends
ano Patrons. SERVICE TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO. 240 Sudson St RI-2313
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si2. 1921 RUCKLE-5-room single. SEMI
modern. easilv heated garage CH-020i
si2: FORMERLY si5-i6 T. Adler St
DANDY 5-room double, well located. Al
condition. inside toilet garage, water
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ELEVATOR Service call HOME ELEVATOR
CO., 1142 Southeastern Ave. LI-3295.
Extends Seasons Greetings to Friends
and Customers
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EBERT STORER-Life Insurance-1o11
TO all Very Prosperous New year
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GREETINGS TO ALL FLOYD D. WAR
RICK. Life accident. Are automobtie
piale glass insurance. Bonds. 900 IN
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Batteries
Beauty ana Barber Shons


MARGARET LOVEIL'S BEAUTY SHOP.
423 NJ Noble St. R1-9236. Extends Sea-
sons Greetings to Friends and Customers
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sl4- REMBRANDT. 1903 large roomo
garage, semi modern, on Riverside bus
EA-flIl-R
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Plumbing Supplies

START the New Year bv visiting Walker
Drug Co. and The Coffee Shop. Madame
c. J. Walker Mfg Co
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HOPKINS. J. M.-732 Circle Tower Life.
nealth; accident insurance. Best Wishes
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ZIFFRIN TRUCK LINES INC. 1921 w.
Morris. Extend Best Wishes for 1888 10
Friends and Customers
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Transportation

WALSH, THOS.-Tailor, SO virginia Ave.
Joe d Bud, Manila place. Extend Sea-
sons Creating to You
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SELL, KENT OR BUY RAJ, ESTATE
through classified ads IN The Times.
Phone -ad-taker" Ri 1851 during busi-
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Laundry
Live Stock
Lunch

SEASONS GREETINGS to our Patrons
and Friends. We thank YOU 'O'''
RAY. BECK. HALE & co. Stock Yards
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IS ADAMS ST 2859-Bungalow rooms.
70 modern. easily heated. garage SIS. RI
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L. J. SMITH CO.-Luxurious coaches.
courteous drivers ANY time. any where.
80 Z. Maryland LI-266e.
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5-room double. good location. Al coAdi-
ton, complete bath, garage, water paid.
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RENTALS
q UNFINISHED Houses

Sill water paid 1926 Station St.. rooms.
electricity gas. cemented cellar. paved
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BLOCK COAL CO. 424 E. Louisiana St
LI-2132, extends Seasons Greetings. TT.
a Ton Ye Old Brazil Block.
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WHEN buying insurance during 1888. call
co. A. E. BAKER.
621 Occidental Bldg. II-43tf
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TO OUR Customers, Friends heartiest
seasons Greetings. SOUTH SIDE MAR
KET. NJ. S. Thompson. Mgr. DR-4sli.
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Electrical Equipment

MOTORS for sale or repaired MEIER
ELECTRIC AND MACH. CO.. 1925 E.
Wash. st. IR-1151. Extends Seasons
Greetings.
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Shoe Repairing

SEASONS GREETINGS to Our Many Gus
loners ana Friends. UNITED SHADE
CO. 2409 N Meridian. TA-463I.
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Coal

NIFTY CLEANERS. liza Central RI-o66O
"A pleasure to please" Call for and
deliver. Extends Seasons Greetings.
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A BAGFUL OF GOOD LUCK for the
coming Year DRIVE IT YOURSELF
INC, 80 Kentucky Ave. RI-743o
Evening star., 1932-05-14
BRIGHTWOOD CITIZENS
PROTEST HUCKSTERS
Selling of Produce and Gasoline on
Streets Opposed by
Association.

The Brightwood Citizens Association
expressed opposition to the selling of
produce, gasoline and other products on
the streets at meeting held last night
in the Paul Junior High School, Eighth
and Nicholson streets.
Members complained that on Michi-
gan avenue, between North Capitol and
First streets, motor trucks line the curb
selling products, causing double park
ing and congestion to traffic and mar
ring the attractiveness of the thorough
fare 1t was also pointed out that these
hucksters were an encroachment on
legitimate business and that such prac-
tices should be stopped. A protest will
be sent to the District Commissioners.
The members of the association were
advised the Public Utilities Commission
feels that the central trolley poles on
Kennedy street east of Georgia avenue
should not be disturbed at this time.
The reinstatement of the item in the
District appropriation bill for the ex-
tension and improvement of Piney
Branch road from Georgia avenue to
Van Buren street was urged
The District Commissioners will be
requested to improve Sligo Mill road
from Blair road to the District line.
Edward r. Williams. president of the
Business High School Parent-Teacher
Association, addressed the association
urging support in increasing the orig
inal item from $150,000 to 5000 900 for
stadium and recreation field for the
new Roosevelt Business High School
Thirteenth and Upshur streets.
The June meeting of the association
Will be held at the country estate of
President Ray, at Sandy Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
Marriage Licenses.

John r. Currey, 29, 42ss Wisconsin ave
ano Alexandria S. Gordon. %, 3732 Window
pL; Rev. Charles T. Warner
James c. Smith, 81, AS @ St, and Beatrice
u hsyior' 49, 809 st; Rev. Grant Contee.
wsii.ra MaItdn % a. Asndrew; q; and E. Florence
Paul l.. Norris. ''
Theiel Jackson. %, 1927 9Th St, and Maria
Johnson, 70. 1927 9th St; Rev. p w Dixon
Herman Sullivan. 80, 3l4 9th st. Sc, and
SaIah Tyler, 80, 3l4 9th st. Sc. Rev. j.
H. Edwin Heckrotte. jr.. %, 3o36 Otis st
ne. and Anna NJ. Simms, %, 1928 23nd 81
ne. Rev. o. o Dietz 90
=, Aryell Greenwood, 22 2 st. Sc, and
Berths Barber, IS. $40 Mclean ave sw:
KEY. j. William Bundrant "''
Iena Ins Petrone. %, 7o3 Allison St; Rev.
Lewis Y. Dreisenstok. 49, 1909 18th ST
snG Pe1 LoSiss Shepard, %, 55lo Wisconsin ave:
- Robert w Thomas, 81. Richmond. Va and
georgia r. Bullington, 2f, Glen Island Vs 1ie
Rev. L. I. McDousle N' va