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take place this afternoon In the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. Walter H.
Lee, Canon G.. Freeland Peter Of the
Washington Cathedral officiating at 5
o'clock in the presence of small COM
pany of relatives and q few intimate
friends.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. Thomas Girard Lee,
and will be attended by her sister, Miss
Eleanor Janet Lee.
An informal reception for those who
witness the ceremony will follow when
Mrs. George w. Campbell and Miss
Maron Campbell, mother and sister of
the bridegroom, will assist.
Mr.. Campbell and his bride will leave
later for wedding trip. and after Oc-
tober l will be at home in jackson
Heights, Long Island.
Miss Eliza Lloyd Smith and Miss Eu-
genia Smith. with their nephew and
nieces. Mr.. Gordon Smith, Miss Flor
ence Smith and Miss Margaret Smith,
again are in their Summer home,
Hohenheim, at Bluemont, Va. after
spending year in Europe. Miss Flor
ence Smith spent three months in
Florence, Italy, then joined the others
Of the party for a tour Of Southern
France and to England. Miss Smith
was guest at the deanery of Christ
Church College in oxford, where Mrs.
Alice Hargreaves stayed as child when
Lewis Carroll wrote his famous Alice
In Wonderland"
Mrs. Anna z. Hendley, who is visiting
Miss Fidelia s. S. Wheeler. in her home
in Prattsburgh, N. Y. was the guest in
whose honor Miss Wi:.seler entertained
at dinner September In celebration Of
Mrs. Hendleys birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Hendley is founder Of the
founders Of the Society Of Natives OF
the District Of Columbia, and has been
active in the work Of securing national
representation for the District.
Miss Virginia Eagle. daughter of for
mer Representative Joe Eagle, who was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
r. Woodson, will visit Mrs. Fred Guth-
rie, at Argyle Terrace. before returning
to her home, at Houston. Tex.
Miss Eagle was one Of the brides
maids at the wedding Of Miss Jean
Woodson and Mr.. Albert Earle Con-
raids, which took place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Conradis are at White
Sulphur Springs for some time.
Mrs. Charles Stuart Alden, who ar
rived on the Isle de France, from
France. where she has been for some
time, is at the Weylin Hotel in New
York, before returning to Washington.
Mrs. wallace W. Chiswell has Joined
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Mr.. Chiswell In their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel for the Winter
after being in California for the
Summer.
Mrs. Mable Walker Willebrandt had
guests lunching with her yesterday at
the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grn6ner have
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Creech Is a graduate of Central High
School and also Strayer's Business Col
lege in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Cahill and
their children have returned to their
residence. on Connecticut avenue, after
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Berry will make their home at SIS
Tennessee avenue northeast.
DR.. and Mrs. q. Tinsley Creech have
returned from trip to Lexington, KY,
to place their daughter, Miss Jean
Elizabeth Creech, in college. Miss
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spending the Summer in Ventnor, n.
j., where they had a cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright Harts.
jr., whose marriage took place in June,
Continued on Third Flge.)
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Mrs. Charles Stuart Alden, who ar
rived on the Isle de France, from
France. where she has been for some
time, is at the Weylin Hotel in New
York, before returning to Washington.
Mrs Wallace w ChisWell has ioined
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Grosner have
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Campbell-Lee Wedding
Takes Place This Afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Martha Ellen
Lee to Mr.. George Ball Campbell will
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OAKCREST.

OAKCREST.
A beautiful Colonial home Of six rooms
and bath, with hardwood floors. hot water
wide shaded lot. Reduced 10 $500 on
easy terms.
A six-room brick home Of ultra -modern
construction The quiet refinement OF this
home will appeal to the most discriminating
purchaser.
An attractive stucco home Of four rooms
and bath, OH Q wide lot; hardwood hoors
and hot-water heat. Like new. x4260, with
$3.50 cash and S45 per month.
ROSEMONT--A practically new buff brick
home with Gear garage TO match. This
home cannot be duplicated for the price
asked.
Many other homes for sale and rent in
ali sec ems OF Northern virginia. Several
choice hcresites at real bargain prices. One
hcme as low as s3,750.
We will build and finance your home on
re-" Payments. Our once is open every
day including Sunday until pm.
The Virginia Realty Company,
-. Vernon and Frazier Avenues,
Aurora Hills, Virginis. Phone Wslnut oe00
Gross "a. eridss A. feet Of 18th
snSsia S te.1 set toaeg ~ ,eus uPpSdt ist.. AsH
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

COLORED.
l65o-5-room bungalow, electric light.
''''i = AHSeswENsrE1N BROS.
7th and H SIS. NE Lincoln 0897.
COLORED.
newly decorated rent S35 mo.
929 o st. n.w-2nd-floor front; heat fur
nished; cleo. gas; rent. $50 mo.
1907 T St n.w.-2 rms. kit. bath. elec..
large yard; list or 2nd A fiat; rent. $50 each.
.,.c ga rn 2oth .s- s.: 3, n-e-6-rm brick h'-wh'
so6 5th St s.e.-5-rm. brick; rent. $40 mo.
ais lst st s.e.-5-rm. brick. large yard;
1866 32nd st. n.w.-3-rm. fiat. 1st floor;
N AIKEN, s27 18th St; M Nw zoo,
COLORED.
SAT r ST NV.
.a:e ESoms fob4s and bath hot-water heat and
i24s WALTER ST Sc.
q rooms and bath, S32 50
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
E5 East Capitol St. 1913 18th ST. NV.
COLORED.
$50 Ackcr st n.e.-6 rms bath. gas;
1918 Isl St se-5 rms, gas. water $500
922 Halt 81. SW--4 rms. eec.. water % so
2623 Va. II ". rms. gas, water. 1878
WM. p. NORMOYLE
National 2255 $40 St. NV.
For COLORED-S300O.
NEAR NAVY YARD,,I22s L ST; Sc;
Arcola heat; large rear yard.
CAFRrTZ.
l4th and K Dist. s080.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

VERY MODERN COUNTRY HOME m PER
i from city Il Moss.O%s;y County: md: House
electric water system. large basement and
chicken house and small stable: IulldinEs
are surrounded by !? scres. Of bluegrass.
shade trees, many varieties ot b..rins fruit sMt
lines. schools and stores, Priced At actual
cost to owner If sold before April !. Now
sss Unit, ~ sn nown 10. q. Hsdo1 Place
AK AK any one In Gaithsrseur. for It's ioea,
3. = pE5.MSoND. oxn.r.
9 ACRES; MODERN HOME 8 ROOMS,
@ %ssh aa ao and sAs countr; M Club. m'ls5 On S% esa
ns 'ns "oodsa ddd rons sro"ns S.a only
es,.d s adarss. @ box sos issM % sar oc. IL inter-
ONLY .2.S5o-5;;RM, BUNGALOW. PARTLY
SSd west q cisenaon soos ON iSn
A bargain at this price on terms you can
sacGo ,t ss5: for essh Isys SSs
ll0-M Star ofiice.
SUBURBAN EsTATE-sx ACRES. s;RooM
White House Good nsirhborhood; nearby
Va. A depression price for quick sale. II
interested address Box si-M Star once.
80 ACRES ON CEMENT ROAD lo-RooM
brick house, modern improvements. beautiful
sIse.. nae sstsr Il mile. to sts1 wsshins,on, %Say
Price. s25,0oo.
roads. 7-room house eleetrcity' bath. fhsH hrs-
miles to Ws.hins%ton. % Price. ul .s.5oo' '"Aae' y
MASON HIRsf once, Annsndsi.. Va.
Phone Alexandria 43-F-4l.
sTUDIo-TYPE BRICK HOME. 6 ROOMS 2
Ill
recessed radiation and all other ultra mod
sam rdn,d teatures; sHn.a, The KIND Of q home you
one can be purchased at several thousand
Iess: Located in restricted development
sasins ss ,t, me pest OF permanent improvements
pee this peIore buying elsewhere. For loca-
tien and price address Box lS2-M. Star
OWN YOUR, OWN HoME-BUILD NOW
5o-ft. front lots with water sewer, gas and
elee IN HystIsvlle Hills, price, $500; terms
Nat, ssH4i. b. zASrziSofR GS.,t.. &C., T.,
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
ami fireplace, oak floors, noored attic, ss-
rage Price. $3.50; Terms.
AM am fireplace; garage. Price. $1,000
Clarendon \ lsso i HsoS cS l5S. 1SG, Nti.on Blvd.
81 wv.
80 acres and 5-room farm house 20 acres
IN Young orchard. Located on hgh eleva-
uon mile from Chain Bridge pike On
srayel road in the beautiful Mclean and
Lewinsville country; about miles out. Con-
Venlent terms can be arranged
NJ. T.. CHURCH..
Realtor-EStsblished 1886
Phone Falls Church, Va, 80.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
1866 34th.,LsIge 5-room bunEalow. ami,
Open Saturday and Sunday
NEW DUTCH COLONIAL.
l7l0 Douglas NE beautiful rooms See
1t Saturday or Sunday.
Arlington and Fairfax Counties.
Desirable building lots in Falls Church
and clnity with city water and gas avail
able and close to transportation. schools
Atores and churches. Priced from 5000 to
$500 accOrding TO location.
NJ. T.. CHURCH.
Realtoi Established 1886.
Phone Falls Church. Va. 80.
YOUR GAlN-ACT OUICkLY
IN heart Of Clarendon, Va rooms, bath.
hardwood toors, new hOt-Water heating
panied, deep lot; shade f"r summer, room
Tor garden. Out-of-tow owner. for auick
sale. Will sacrifice for $3.50, with $1,000
cash. balance s2 so monthly, including all
Interest No agent. Representative will be
Oh properly III HosRst ssfRRICKLER AVE.
Near Corner Wilson Blvd. and Marion Ave.
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BCNG.\LOW-SS,.3S0

30 Nicholson ST. nw.-This is a small
bungalow. but ideal for a small family; 4
rooms and bath, electric refr!grrator. INV h.
with s?s furnacs. gara"e; fine location:
terms. $3.50 cash. $45 per mo. Further In
formation. Georcia 1918
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SALE-HOUSES.
COnIIWUtU,I
.--- -.-~y

SELECTED BARGAINS.
mafS P0xha room. oil burner eScellent condition
Petworth; 6,75o-Six rooms. bath. garage;
chevy Chase: sll s50-Detached new stone
and stucco, English design; rooms and
bath. sarags; lot sSIi2S oa oo,, -. u,s ana.
MI-RUNGALOw-5 ROOMS, BATH. AMI.
and IN hrst-class condition; on lot 4CS2oo;
also chicken house; 2oxse TINS otsrs a rec!
All kingston ave. Boulevard Heishts Sc,
opposite FSEs %ApIs RaDSnt JAMES. INC.
1925 14th st. North os62.
home home or "a spartment look for @ the Genera,
Electric All-Steel Refrigerator.
So $50; COST OWNER Sl2:oooMNEAR 18th
and de1%t bath so1tns5n exposure
KRAFT, Nat. s56s Eve, Col s6o5. Il.
TAiIoMA PARK. MD.,.S7,ooo
real home in perIsst eonditen rooms 2ess
sea pa7ed a5vf o'
terms G v yAE WAGNER Ao5fEs ;4ss 2as Cedar ST.
CLEVELAND PARK mgEAUTIrYUL "U ,:E s,RooM ION
ment Me 1900
NEW. NEARLY FINISHED BRICK CHEVY
Chase. p. c., near Military rd.. rms: pa;
duck: X siGsi sii'7so- Gle ciev. 47ss '''N
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
Less than rent: mod, rms; conVeneHt !
location: S6.500. For Information. Col lo8o
SPECIAL-s35O CASH-OPEN-439 Buchanan
st. NV. corner of alley. rooms, ami;
bring deposit with you. Met. 1886. Res. Ad.
l022l.
LLoYDs & SONS MASTER BUILT HOMES.
| 60l8 2nd ST. n;w.-6 detached brick large
rooms, large lot. garage. See these today.
Met 1886. Res, Ga. 2403
1853 YOU ST. N.W.--l0 RMS. H.-W Il; .
cleo garage: open Sunday to pm. MR..
ZIMMERMAN. Met 6856,
! WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-TO SETTLE Es-
tats-F!ne large. brick, residence IS rooms.
|, for radio etc Prize. $4,000 FULTON
LEWIS trustee. Union Trust Bldg. Phone
INspEcT-SACRIFICE
a5l3 l4ih st. nw-Zonsd Hnnsa commercial; g nnnn;
baths, oil heat, Frisidaire excellent condi-
Price reduced 10 sis 600 for quick sale.
DIXIE REALTY CO..
1910 Vermont Ave. NV
National 1882.
2sl4 EvARTs ST. NE-5 ROOMS. BATH,
porches, full cement basement, hot-water
heat, laundry tubs; newly redecorated inside
lev; lot 5oxl5O, double garage; reasonable
price; terms like rent. National 1882 Sunday
Decatur 2l32
BUNG\LOW-SS,350.
30 Nicholson st. n.w-This is small
bungalow. but ideal for a small family; 4
rooms and bath, electric refrigcrator, h.-w. h.
with G?s Furnaces. gara"e fine location.
terms, $3.50 cash. $A5 per mo- Further in
| form alton. GnOrclA 1878
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28l4 EVARTS ST NE.-5 ROOMS BATH,
porches, full cement basement hot-Water
heat. Laundry tubs; newly redecorated inside
Just painted outside; very attractive bunPa-
low: lot 5oXl50; double garage; reasonable
price; terms like rent. National 1882. Sunday
Decatur 2l32
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SALE-HOUSES.
COLORED.
BUY LIKE RENT.
NO CASH DOWN.
$45 A MONTH.

2-story brick; 5 rooms and bath, h-wh
cleo. gas. front porch. 2-car garage; house
newly papered and painted. Reduced from
s6 $50 to $3.50
1908 ST NE
DIR. A. HENRY. INC,
1915 Eye st. NV. Phone Nat lo75.
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INspEcTLSAcRIFICE.

a5l3 l4th ST nw.-zonsd commercial;
3-story brick. neyt TO cornec; 9 rooms, ?
baths, oil heat. Frigidare: excellent condi-
tcn: double brick RaraRe: $4,000 first trust
Price reduced TO SIS 900 for quick sale.
DIXIE REALTY CO.
1910 Vermont Ave NV.
National 8982
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WANTED-SUBURBAN

RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires strictly mod:
ern OR. house in or near Clarendon. VIII
lease ! to 3 yrs. Box 1888. Clarendon, Va.
WANTED TO LEASE AN UNFURNlsHED
house OF about or 10 rooms in COLLEGE
Park Md. Reference furnished. Call Ad. 6703-
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA. UNFURNISHED
house about six rooms, all modern improve
ments and preferably two baths. Must oe
near but not ON highway. Give complies
details including exact location and monthly
rental Address Box S45-M. Star ONCE. l4s
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CLARENDON. w.
r. eiee city water bath heat Price,
SO $50; 500 down. balance &35 per mo.
8 r.. mi. city water. large lot. t43oo;
$500 down. balance s35 Fer
7 r. ami bed rooms Price, $500;
$500 down balance $50 per mo
5 r. ami. "a acre and house for 800
chickens. Price, s6,25o; $500 down. balance
s45 per mo. And many others TO choose
from.
JCDSON REANlY.
Is N Clarendon Ave, Clarendon Va
Phone Clarendon 1882; Evenings. 1923
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WANTED AT ONCE!

Modest Estates-Mountajn Places.
Improved Farms OF to 10 Acres.
ties. exceptional mechanical facilities and
intensive methods we are usually able to
erty having advertising features. Right
now we want CLOsE-fN houses for sale
and rent . to 10 q. poultry 1nd truck
places; cabins and homes on Shenandoah
snd rStem.e RlvsrI also nns xst1 estates n-,sa IN
srty SOLD, and not merely listed" ssns
full description. price and terms to
ROBERT S. HANSEL. INC,
."uNMIsIAKAsLY.rhe Best Esutrpsa
clarendon n. Ak.. Phone Clarendon. Va, 49,
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES
OFFER sS.7oO EQUITY IN GROOM BRICK
house. ne with some cash. for modern
home OF or rooms In Petworth. Address
Box 73-H. Star ONCE.
I HAVE CLIENT WITH $1,000 CASH FOR
bargain In Trinidad section ne. Phone Mr.
DOYLE Monday District 1855
e-s ROOM HOUSE. NV. SECTION PREF
erably Chevy Chase; under $4,000: no agents.
Address Box s64-M. Star once.
. TO ROOMS IN BLOOMIN0DALE SEC
ton can pay cash. Z. A. GARVEY, Dist.
5770 Room SIS, 1910 Vermont ave.
LARGE ROOMING HOUSE, CAPITOL HILL.
downtown or NV. My client cash buyer up
to $4,000 Reply at once. location, etc.
Box 1858. City P. o.
8 OR ROOMS. ANIL; CONVENIENT TO
car or bus line; prefer 10 deal with owner:
state location and price; must be reason
able; good cash payment. Address Box an.
Star once. l4s
OR RIM. DET OR sEMI-DEr. HOUSE.
IN NV; will trade equity in good corner col
ored property as frst payment. Address Box
305-M, Star office Ia
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL. HOUSES.
white colored regardless of condition
VIM j CALLAHAN. ll17 Eve W Ma aQJI
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RROOKLAND-WOODRIDGE.

s4ia 18th st. ne. s-Eoon, DETACHED bIiek k
3 Sv ioo With nes sIek ss
rsSe 10 match: this house is modern in every
detail will paper to suit purchaser this
home will suit a large family or big enough
for 2; priced to sell; will make terms TINS
is one of the best houses in this section;
come and see for yourself: open Sunday
from to p. m. or can be seen any other
time by appointment.
B. r HOLMES,
1901 r. J. Ave. NE. North SSH.
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TAisOMA PARK. MD.-$7,500.
real home in perfect condition; rooms;
oil-burnng h.-w.h. plant; large lot, trees.
2-car garage; paved street. Owner desiring
steady income. " u accept extremely cheap
terms. C. W. VAN WAGNER, 223 Cedar st.
Takoma Park, d c. GPorpia 1925.
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WOODBRIDGE. 1911 OTIS ST. NE-BEAU-
tlful semi-detaChed brick house: hardW ood
floors. fireplace. bath with built-in features.
sleeping porch: long back yard garage.
Price reduced 10 S7l50. Open Sunday from
n & u IN
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WILL RENT FURN. OR UNFURN. OR SELL.
wonderful semi-detsched home; 7 rooms.
Rock Geek PsT CAN 3. seen All dsy sea
day 1925 Irving st NV
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Builder Will Sacrifice for Cash
or consider small clear house in trade for
beautiful New Corner Brick Home in North
west where values are assured. To describe
all the wonderful features. conveniences and
qualities would require too much space
Your inspection oily Will convince you that
better value has never been offered in
Off
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

Residence Of the Misses Castleman
Herndon. Fairfax County, virginia
Pleasant home in virginia suburbs,
suitable for residence OF rcomlng house,
ChildTens or Conyalescent Home,
pOrcheS. shade ard trul trees, garden
and poultry space; ami; near electric
railway.
Apply to owners. Box 325, HerndOn, Va.
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SALE-HOUSES.

1905 ELM ST. CHEVY CHASE. MD.-6-RM
bath Colonial: 6o-fuot lot: practically new
Easy payments; much less than cost. No
asertS WISCONSIN 4l36-J
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CoLoRED-ExCELLENT INVESTMENT: g.
room and bath brick near Tennessee ave;
paved street and alley; in splendid eondi-
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BUY YOUR OWN
HOME

Do it for the kddies. get them out int
the sunshine and fresh air.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

S OR 6 ROOM BUNGALOW OH HOUSE;
must be convenient TO school, stores. trars-
port alton; ami Not over S45. Address
Box 7lH. Star Office
NORTHEAST ROOM HOUSE. SUITABLE
for families years lease or more;
adults. R. NEFF 1913 9th ST. Sc, Apt %.
Not over SIS Is
Evening star., 1932-02-14

Located near Thomas Circle, we offer q
three-story house, containing compete
living apartment each floor OF six rooms
and bath The house is modern in every
respect, having electric lights, Pittsburg
hot-Water heater. oil-burning furnace; two
story tWo-car garage in rear. Total IN
come from property is S2,625 per wear.
Ptice. $40, 900. Call US fer further informa-
tion. - z,,,
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-09-10
Kansas Citian
Killed By Kin

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 30-Richard
Walker, 81, 1915 Woodland avenue,
this city, was fatally struck across the
head by his son-in-law, Paul MacField,
with a heavy glass vase Monday and
received a fractured skull, which re-
suited in almost instantaneous death
Monday
The melee was family battle
royal; trouble having started; it is
stated, when Walker came home in an
intoxicated condition and began
throwing away perfectly good and ex-
pensive food from the refrigidaire.
Pearl MacField, wife of the slayer
and part owner of the vanishing food
held her temper perfect while Walker
threw away fresh roasted chicken
some delicious rice custard and a
couple choice pork chops but finally
when the drug-crazed Walker tossed
out dish of cabbage Pearl could no
Continued on page
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-09-10
LOSING FRIENDS

This is just about the time for poll
tics to begin to cause the end of long
friendships among people. Just why
political differences should cause peo-
pie to actually lose friendly person
al feelings toward one another
rather puzzles your correspondent.
Yet, prominent men of large intellect
like SAP Smith seem to consider po-
litical differences sufficient cause for
the severance of friendly personal re-
latfons. Whites have the excuse that
there is considerable political spoil,
an incentive that surely the sepia
brother has not. Yet, the most bitter
political partisans are Negroes who
will even stop taking Negro news
paper that does not agree with their
political theories. In our opinion it
IL a sign of asinine judgment to quit
speaking to your neighbor simply be-
cause he does not see eye to eye with
you on political parties, candidates or
what not.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-09-10
Mite Club Band
Entertains AT
Glen Lake
SOUTH SIDE BAND AND ENTER
TANNERS AID WORTHY
CAUSE.

A feature of the recent annual
Homecoming celebration at Glen Lake
Sanitorium was the orchestra and en-
tertainers from the Southside Mite
club, popular Minneapolis night res
taurant
Several hundred ex-patients and re-
cuperating patients enjoyed the mu-
SIC and entertainment furnished by
this aggregation from $50 P. M. un-
til $3.50 P. M.
This part of the program was Sc
cured free of charge by Mrs. Pearl
Coins, patient member of the insti-
tuition entertainment committee and
]. c. Ellis, former Glen Lake pa.
tient. Cooperating with Mrs. Coins
and Mr.. Ellis were Bert Dutch
Thompson and Kempus Workout, pro-
prietors of the Mite club who accom-
panied the band and the women enter
tainers to the sanitorium.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-09-10
Girl She BefrieOded
Stole Her Husband
Woman Claims
Married Man, 49, Charged with Hav-
ing Love Affair with IA Year
Old Girl.

Baltimore, Md, September A.
(CPA.)-David Hines, age 40, is held
for the grand jury following charges
brought against him by his wife,
Monday, that he had put her out of
the house after falling in love with a
14-year old girl, waif she had taken
in through pity.
Police led by Mrs. Hines descended
on the house in the 300 block of Ca
roline Street in a midnight raid and
found the 49-year old man and the
young miss together in a room.
Mrs. Hines stated that the girl
came to her home poorly clad and
respondent and that out of pity for
the little girl who said she was pen
niless and out of home, she had
sympathetically given her a home
since near the first of the year.
Later when she was drawn to believe
that her husband had seduced the
youth there had been quarrel and
her husband put her out
The juvenile court awaits the girls
case after she has taken the stand
as witness in the action of the
grand jury.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-09-10
REV. JOHN ANDREW ALEXANDER
PASTOR ST. PETER A. NJ. e.
CHURCH, MINNEAPOLIS.

Andrew Reading. He came to the
church while it was in a hectic drive
for funds to build a new edif1ce and
Just as the depression was beginning
to be felt. The task of maintaining
a congregation somewhat disorgan-
lied by the death of its pastor was
During his administration over
100 conversions and additions have
been made. All church organizations
have prospered St. Peter church
boasts one of the finest choirs in the
Twin Cities.
st. Peter membership is one of the
three largest in the Northwestern
conference and considering the seri-
Gus economic handicaps of the group
in this section it has made substan-
tial progress.
Much credit is due its rather modest
and unassuming pastor who has lead
st. Peter church through these trying
times.
At the recent quarterly conference
at the church the conference went
on record requesting his reappoint-
ment to st. Peter church.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-09-10
Nude Man Takes
Taxi Ride Ends
In Jail House
MAN PUTS ON UNUSUAL SHOW

A taxi cab ride, attired only with
his cap on his head ended with a ride
in patrol wagon for local man.
Henry, Kelly, 7O4 Aldrich Avenue
North put on the most sensational one
man shows ever presented in Mime
apolis Thursday morning, Sept. 9Th.
He first startled neighbors when he
ran out of his home where he resides
with his mother and sister firing five
shots out of his revolver. AS a crowd
gathered he walked back in the house.
A short time later he came out wav-
ing the pistol. After walking few
steps he placed the gun to his temple
pulling the trigger. The gun, empty
clicked He seemed to get angry with
the weapon and threw it on the side
walk. He then began to disrobe, re-
moving necktie, shirt, trousers, finally
removing every single piece of his
clothing. BY this time the entire
neighborhod was in commotion No
attempt was made by male bystand-
ers to subdue the man or call the po-
lice. After disrobing completely he
walked UP to a Liberty cab stand got
in the front seat of a cab and at
tempted to drive it away.
Finally the cab driver drove him
away In about Is minutes the nude
taxi cab patron returned and the po-
lice gun squad car picked him, dressed
him and gave him a ride fully clothed
in the police car.
Spectators claim that Kelly was
not intoxicated.