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the Metropolitan we have Holly
woods idea of life below the Rio
Grande. The Mexican govern
ment already has expressed it's
diSpleasure at this film and its
lovely native star, Lupe Velez.
"The Broken Wing" is undoubt-
edly a distorted, disparaging and
c1mic opera conception of Mexi-
can life, but it's great entertain
ment. Instead of being censured,
Lupe deserves a medal for provid-
ing Americans with an hour or
so of delightful entertainment
during these depression days.
''The Broken Wing" originally
a Broadway play, is somewhat
similar to THE Dove" with Leo
Garlic cast in the role of the best
dam caballero in all Mexicali.
Garlic gives one of his char
acteristically adroit characterize
tions in the bad man role. He's
a splendid actor. Lupe Velez
shows how a fiery Mexican seno-
rita acts when she goes after the
man she loves. There are lots
of laughs and thrills and Sus-
pense but mostly laughs. Hand
some Melwyn Douglas plays the
role of her American aviator
sweetheart.
The Metropolitan offers a dou-
ble-barrelled attraction this week
with the lengthy film of the
thrilling 15,000-mile fishing expe-
riences of Zane Grey supplement
ing the melodrama. The big scene
in this interesting travelogue Is
when Zane Grey captures the
giant marlin swordfish after a
terrific struggle. Here is fishing
that is fishing.
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All In q Day
BY
MARK ,HELLINCER

NEW YORK, July y
It was quiet afternoon Eighth Avenue The heat was
unbearabe the continued to pour down upon the
scorched pavements Coatess figures ambed along totally
devoid of ambition of any kind Lurd signs informed the
few passersby that such values had before been offered
in all history.
Here and there taxi driver sat back in his parked
and waited for call that seldom Every block or So
two neghborng merchants stood in the doorways OF their
respective ores-one in the midst of Fre Sale and the
other oing Out of Business and talked of the good old
davs when man could make a fine, dishonest living.
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t W e e n t h e
United States
and her south
ern neighbor
by showing the
"real" Mexico.
While it did
succeed in dis
p | a y n G the
scenic splendorS
of that coun-
try it proved
somewhat of a
"flop" as enter
tainment.
In ''T h e
Broken Wing"
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PLAYS Director

Lowell Sherman plays a real
life role in a motion picture direc-
tor on What Price Hollywood" "
starring Constance Bennett, and
which is now being shown at
RKO-Keith'S. Lowell Sherman has
directed several of his own pic
lures for RKO, the producers Of
What Price HOLLYWOOD.
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have shoken up
a few of the
bones, exagger.
ated a trifle,
and the quite
happy result is
What Pric e
H o lily W o 3D."
now at Keith'S.
This is the
story of pretty
Mary Evans. a
waitress in the
Brown Derby,
who wins her
chance to fame
at the hands of
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screen nero IN
winner Take
ALL" which you
can trademark
now as rating
near the top Of
the pugl s m
features. It Is
b ra Sh q n d
ro u h, hard
boiled in the
manner of the
Cagney types,
but it has also
the ebullient
personality of
a fine actor
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Bennett at Her
Very Best

Hollywood has decided that the
grass in it's own back yard is as
green as anybody's and that its
own skeletons have been out
glamored long enough. So they
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Laugh Ticket

Roscoe Ates, suffering come
dian, claims that the sureSt way
to cure the good old U. S. A.
of depression is to elect Groucho
Marx and him on a straight
laugh ticket.
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Two Good Films
at Met for the
Price Of One

A few weeks ago Washington
saw the premiere of a privately
made film that was designed to
further amicable relations be-
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Walter HERS Makes
Debut Soon in TaLkies

Walter HERS, famous comedian
of the silent screen, will be seen
in a talking picture for the first
time in 10000 Witnesses" which
Charles R. Rogers is producing
for Paramount.
Other additions to the cast in
clude Charles Williams, Phil Tead,
George Rosener and Big Boy
Williams. Ralph Murphy is di.
recting and Phillips Holmes,
Dorothy Jordan and Charlie
Ruggles are playing the leading
roles.
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This hisScrapperHss
Real Kick With
Flying Fists
By ANDREW r. KELLEY

~ EAAN~ASS" I've AA1AAG&
We can begin by saying it's
corking program at the Earle
Theater this week. One Of the
seasons best.
The pugnacious and tempera-
mental Jimmy Cagney Is the
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Rooms, and many of them with
boarding cOnveniences, are listed for
Room Hunters convenience in the
Rental Columns Of tOday's Classified
Section.
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The man blanched and looked
badly about for a method of
escape. But the woman kept
her head. She bundled him
quickly through the door that
led to her bedroom,
"Keep quiet in there, Red"
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CHOW, prize.winning stock. pedigreed 10
generations Reasonable. CL. SS0S.
DEE GEE KENNELS-Dogs boarded: drive
out and see our large shady runs. Pup
pies for sale Bostons at stud. White
Oaks, Md. SHep. 1928.
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Announcements
Personals


GRADUATE nurse will care for aged &
conyales., reduced rates. SHep. 29s2-M
MASSAGE bath Vim Ray. cOlOnic irriga.
tiOns, muscular treats: nurse. DI. 9O71
ALCO RUBS. scientific electric treats; also
your residence or hotel. North 22O9.-
MASSAGE alec ruos. excellent work: treat
Ing refined only 3O25 o WEst ll2O
SWEDISH MASSAGE by graduate mas.
seuse. HOURS y To Shepherd 1910
TO 9. sos Eye st. N. W. MET. 1883
BENEFIT DANCE-GIVEN BY KLoG
KNOCKERS ORCHESTRA CLUB; To
be held at the PLAsTERERs 4 CEMENT EMIdS
Esx 5eT:sy A1 H9c4t TN2S 2Sday dALs nES4
dancing. CoogpIe tiekets 500. Can be
CHILDREN boarded mothers care, special
diet, plenty milk and eggs. Dr.'s refer
ence Shepherd 2227M.
CoLoRED NURSE will give restful treat
~, mentg for negyes; egya,; W NEW OPERATOR
GOOD RUBs under healing light. baths.
reducing: white nurse Potomac 4721
HEMORRHOIDS eradlcated by own method
Results for life or money back write
1868 Columbia Rd Adams 03SS
IDEAL VACATION for little folks at Tenn
pie School Manassas Va Reasonable
1
your residence or hers Call North 1921.
MASSEUSE gives excellent treatments for
nervousness alco rubs: also all.arouno
beauty service For appt.. Line. 2279-W
Ali. KINDS OF MASSAGES oy German
graduate masseuse Adams 52S4
MASSAGE Alec Rubs ny Nurse. Hours:
to Alexandria 11O7
offict. ~ FIR MaSsey Bds Bf.i 76a4
BATH and Massage for So 30 Nurses Miss
Crawford and Miss o'Neil. 1901 King
St. Alexandra, Va. For appt. Alex. 1907.
ELECTRIC vibratory treatm.ts for nerves; e;
colored graduate nurse. Decatur 3537.W
no need for them to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral service due to an
ability to. pay high price: the Greater
funeral cars md all for as little as $76:
the world'0 finest waterproof. airtight:
guaranteed steel burial vault may be had
from for SIS ..re ehnS 9oS or p.s S:
fuI catalogue Of How We DO II. ln case OF
death. call the Greater W W Chambers Co..
14th ST.. corner Chaplin st NV COZ O4a2
ELECTRICAL treatments for tonlng up dry
skin sore and tired muscles North 276S
SONG POEMS WANTED
| By recognized melody writer Earl White.
more. District Nat Bank Bldg: MAI. 3ss6
SCIENTIFIC massage electric treatments:
graduate maSSeuse. Oy dppL. OEc O0Oo:
II Special Notices
TESTING carburetors mechanically. any
car. 1445 Church St. N. W.
Is Motor Travel
LOW expense prvt cars. Union Travel
Bureau. Taft Hotel. MET. 7346.
where to Dine
Whole Fried Chicken
For Corn Fritters
Bacon-Pick ickles-Potato 81
Salad and Rolls N il
Delivered in 90 Minutes
Phone North 9710
JAMES CAFE 1900 Georgia Ave N W.
Educational
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68 Lots for Sale
WILL sacrifice large corner lot, fronting
State road, l mile from D. C, line,
Terms Box 275. Times-Herald.
COL0RED = -Four beautiful lots yer.
Easy terms. Call Adams $500
CoLORED-12 lots in D. c., 20x100 feet.
For quick sale. $67 so each Terms 81
mo. Owner. North 9474. after D. m.
73 Real Estate for Sale or Rent
ATLANTIC ST. S. E., 15-7.room house.
ami. brick garage, .-w.h.: excellent con.
dition. Phone Owner. Lincoln 1881.
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Business Opportunities

HAVE $500 to invest in gasoline station
or tourist camp. or will rent with privi-
lege of buying in good location. Box 27O,
Times Herald.
FOR RENT-Fully equipped lunch room.
near the Mayflower Hotel: seats rs
people. 1745 L st. n. W.
LUNCH ROOM AND DELICATESSEN
Nicely equipped, good location. Will
sell at sacrifice. Call Georgia e193.
NORTH CAPITOL. 17O3-store. like new,
with 7 rooms, porch: reasonable rent.
Key 1901 North Capitol. North 9293.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. sell reason
ably, cash or terms. centrally located
rooming houses. Phone owner, NET. O602.
WANTED to rent. bakery outfit. Call
Decatur 1886.
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Furnished Rooms
A NICE OUTSIDE ROO

A NICE OUTSIDE ROOM
IN Hreproo1 bldg. each room with run.
ming water and telephone, near shower
$3.50 wk.; double, SS.5O-$1O: transien ts,
81 daily up: The Grafton Annex. 1885 De
Sales St. n. W. next door to Grafton Hotel.
AN IDEAL room. private bath. screened
ph0Se and asG Espage one sg ss nw yin orc6
phone Adams 1917; private home.
A ROOM WITH PRIVT BATH. ST WKLY.
:, Rooms with private baths. single or
double 81 So SO weekly ot1 tra1sients as-
eommodated. 81 daily up. 1907 18th NV.
ST, N E.. 641-targe front room for
ST. N. E., 314-Several large bright
connecting rooms Ink. reasonable.
rms. everything furn. Line. 1929.
G ST, N E.. 1913 Apt. 42TLarge, cool.
well furn. room for. or 3; phone, fan.
home privileges; board optI. II. 21s3.
c ST; N E.. 1913. Apt. 60-Room next
elevator service. $15:
CARROLL ST. $; E.. 11s (bet: 1st and
2nd on B. & c. Cool. base't. Ink: also
2 bedrms. with or without kitch 'te: adults
DUPONT CIR, 1852 Nh. Ave-Large rms.
Fr windows. S. & Sc. District 6063.
1st fl. room for 2. also single rooms.
E sT. s. E., 813-2 large rooms Ink,
ST. NV. 9OS-Single sleeping rms.
$3.50 wk. up; central location. NE 6299.
EUCLID n. W. 1725-Two rms g priv.
b.: Ink. inst. h. W.. $40 wk: col. 9229
r ST. N. E.. 3O9-Large rm. & kitchen.
also large room for l, h. k elec- rent
G ST. N. F.. 81O-small furnished room.
GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th St. N. W.
Under new management Large. cool.
outside rooms near showers: 24-hour
iGH"'V ming water t'o' or private baths: range Of
S10 & S1S: transients ST 80 day:
GRAFTON HOTEL, 1139 CONN. AVE-
paed RGSP' So h SaR niT 6tSsr
with running water. $50 up; transients
S1.5o daily up. Reas. dining room rates.
ST. N. E.. 321-Two, neatly furnished
rooms for Ink.
EYE ST; n. W.. 1110-one rm; & kitch,
EYE ST. n. W., 2144-Three furnished
ST. N. W.. 1009-Nice Groom front
apt, 3rd floor downtown: reasonable.
[ ST. N " 1221-single double rms
also unfurn. apt. LIST floor. MET. $3.50
L ST N. W., 1322-Large Ink. rooms,
alcove kitchenettes run: water nr. bath:
desirable Tor summer: 30 30 37 S1O wkly.
L ST NV. I322-Cool comfortable rooms.
running water, near bath: desirable for
summer, use of 2 parlors; $3 so to 81 wk.
L ST n. VS. l345-Large rms. for Ink.
newly painted and papered. all new fur.
niture: running water: only 81 wk.
Nm W, 111O-Airy. front. with kitchen.
ette, $50 & So; no children
N ST N W 3l18-S2 SO so So: IN l.,
So. 81. S5: Q rms., 81 wk Apply HarriRs.
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. S. E. SO8-Two
large rooms. kitchen and private bath:
including gas & electricity.
THE CAROL 300 First s. E.-Rms SO so
week mp Garage SIS mo. Lin. 9398.
WARREN ST N. E.. 251-Furn rooms,
So so to S4 with bath Lin. $3.50.
TWO rooms, newly papered: gas, light
3RD sT, W 215-LarHa room. win
dows: for Ink; next Bath; So week.
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aud Too RooS Eheu Dnee Bath Apt D0nun S2 SOTO $50
Legal Notices

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBlA-HUldng Probate Court. No.
43,bS3 Administration This is TO Give
Notice: That the subscribers Of the Dis
trict of Columbia have obtained from the
Probate Court of the District OF Column
bia, Letters Testamentary on the estate
of George Henry Hammer. late OF the
District of Columbia. deceased. All per;
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ticated to the subscribers, on or before
the 5th day of July, A. D. 1898; otherwise
benefit of said estate. Given under our
hands this 9th day of July. 1882 Caro-.
line Redmies. l43 E St. S. E.; Mabel
MeAnffe Is RTsk CreeE Church P.S,a R0ad
ter of Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court. R. H. YEAT-
NAN AND R H. YEATMAN, Jr., At
torneys
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Real Estate
CHEVY CHASE BIJNGAI

CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW
Located near Bradley Lane and Brookville
Rd is this pretty bungalow of 5 big
rooms, bath and attic. Is now vacant and
being reconditioned like new. Will prob
ably be sold before the work is finished.
Hot-water heat. hardwood floors, big
bright cellar, deep lot and surrounded by
fine homes.
Call R. M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings to call Columbia 07l6
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Wanted-Real Estate

Cash paid for small property, reasonably
priced: also houses exchanged. Phone
Mr.. Griggs MET. 50SS or GE. 4792-M.
WILL PAY CASH for small houses, white
or colored. regardless of condition. VIM.
]. Callahan, 1927 Eye N. W. NAT. S971.
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Want - Miscellaneous
Auto Trucks

CHEvRoLET-'29 IL ton chassis: origi-
nal steel cab: guaranteed. $165. Terms
Garage rear 1450 P N. W.
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Announcements
Lost and round

EYEGLASSES-Tortoi shell trimmed, Roe
Fulkerson case. Call Adams 3175.
EYEGLASSES. tortoise she'll, on Bureau of
Engraving car, Monday, S:45 a. M;
Or: simone on case: reward. Nat. 1871.
FOX TERRIER-Female white, three
black spots on back. Reward. Phone
Cleveland 1922. or 1874 Kanawha st. N W.
POCKETBOOK, black: cont. = diam. rings,
keys and ident. card. Mon. 10 80 p. M :,
oonus camp, Pa. av. & D; rev. Lin. 10172
RING: diamond cluster, bet 1911 Decatur
\. W. and shop. dist; rev. col. 7060-J !.
SMALL diamond and platinum ring on
- Chevy Chase Lake car. about p. M,
SUNDAY Reward TO finder. Phone NO. 1857
500 REWARD for return of two police
dogs, male and female answering names
OF Pat and Nellie. Return to 1908 Seventh
~. N. W. North 1886
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RENTS REDUCED
THE RAVENEL 1910 10th St. N. W.
THE TIFFANY. 1925 18th St. N. ".
3435 Brown st. lat Oak. off 18TH.
l room and bath to rooms and bath. $40
to $100. Refrigeration. Resident mgrs.
/ room. kitchen & bath. SIS month
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Rentals
Board and Rooms

IS Board and Rooms
A DINNER for 75c. Hotel Grafton Din.
ing Room. 1139 Connecticut Ave. N. w.
c ST. N E. 638-Top floor; Ink: other
rms. 81 and up: board optional.
ST. NV, 904-Single and double rms,
excellent board, So and SO MET. s247.
ST. N W.. I74l--Lovely rmo., single 4
double. good meals. SO & Ss so ME- SO76
KALORAMA RID. - quiet and restfuI:
single & double rooms in private home:
twin beds. p'ch. wholeso'e meals. co. Ol12
MASS. AVE. n. W, 923-SeIect frt. 4
windows. suit. 3; also single. central To-
cation; good eats; reas.: tour. MET. 1878
18th ST, N. W 1O10-NiceIy fur.
single & dou0le rms. delicious meals:
convenient to downtown. MET. $685.
ROOM and board, $40 week. Apply New
AMSTERDAM Hotel Dining Room. 14th
76 Suburban Rooms for Rent
CLARENDON. 1908 Wilson BIvd.-singIe
rm:: doub. rm.. twin beds: priv lavatory,
BUS stop at door; meals optional. Clar. 61b.
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Educational
instruction Courses

LEARN TO DRIVE $40 course: drivers
permit guaranteed Abrams NO. 1881
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Real Estate
Sc Houses and Estates for Sale
Suburban
$3.50
GROOM RTJNGATnW

GROOM BUNGALOW
This home is located one square from
Wilson Blvd. and this side of Clarendon.
Is vacant, refinished like new and priced
low. Has nice rooms and bath on one
floor. hotwater heat, hardwood floors, at
tic, large level lot and all city improve
ments. A REAL VALUE and should be
seen at once.
Phone r. NJ. HOOKER, metropolitan 1868.
Evenings s to call Columbia O716
The Washington times., 1932-07-14
PAIR LOCKED Up
FOR NJ GILL
ASSAULT
Rockville Holds Former D. c.
Policeman and Companion
For "Intent to Kill"

Thomas G. McGorkle, q,
a former Washington police
man, and Ralph Beall, 80, also
of Washington, are locked up
i nthe Montgomery county Jail
at Rockville on charges of
assault with intent to kill.
The men were arrested on war
rants sworn out by Sergt. Earl
H. Burdine, following a visit
made by him to Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, where he talked
to Daniel j. McGill, %, Of Sill
Fifth st. N. w., former presi-
dent of the Columbia Finance
Company, who was found un-
conscious and badly battered
Tuesday morning on Rockville
street corner.
According to the story as Ser
geant Burdine got 1t, one Of the
men had been "sent away" by
McGill for stealing his car. Nc
Gill met them early Tuesday
morning near Thomas Circle and
the men got him drunk and
drove out to Rockville. He was
beaten and thrown from the car,
which was later found on New
Hampshire Avenue, blood-stalned.
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.BUSNAN DENIES
KNOWLEDGE Of
ACC|DENT 7
Doctor Points to Evidence on
Vehicle Bumper; Driver
Faces Maryland Charge

Fragments of hair and
brain tissue found on the
bumper of a Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company
bus led to the arrest last night
of James A. Perkins, 1850
Clifton st. N. w., on a tech
nical charge of manslaughter.
Perkins bus, in passing through
Hyattsville, is alleged by Consta-
BILE Carl Blanchard to have struck
and killed Dale Clark. 212-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Clark.
a. Evidence on the bus bumper
was pointed out last night by
DR.. John T. Maloney, Of Hyatts-
vile.
- Perkins, who denied all knowl-
edge of the accident. was released
under $4,000 bond for action OF
the Grand Jury.
= Patricia, 4-year-old sister of the
dead child, was the only witness.
It was her chance remark to
Constable Blanchard as another
bus approached him, Look out,
Mr.. Policeman, or the bus will
kill you, too," that resulted in
the arrest of Perkins last night.
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ORATORS
VIE SUNDAY

: The annual regional oratorical
contest conducted by the colored
sElks of the World, with contest
ANTS from Maryland, Pennsyl-
Nania, Delaware, West Virginia,
Virginia and the District of Co.
2lumbia, will be held Sunday after
moon at the Howard Theater.
/: The winner will get $1,000
scholarship and will compete in
the national contest next month
during the Elks convention. Miss
@Edilin Lee, a student of Dunbar
High School, who won the local
contest several weeks ago. will
represent the District of Colum-
Ebia.
A parade beginning at Morning
Star Lodge Temple, Fifteenth and
@ Streets Northwest, will precede
Sundays contest. John T. Rhines
lis chairman of the information
and finance committee, and DR..
y. J. Porter, chairman Of the local
educational committee.
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MISS MONTENEGRO
Echo Meeting Set
Bu Church Groups

An echo meeting will be held
by the Sunday school and B. Y.
P. U. departments Of the Jeru-
salem Baptist Church, Twenty
sixth and P Streets Northwest TO-
night.
Participants in the program
will include Miss E. D. Allen, Mrs.
William Chambers, John Smith,
John w. Ghee, w. P. Watkins,
William Chambers, Miss H. M.
Neely, Mrs. Fannie Ellis, DR.. w.
C. Green, H. J. Ford, Mrs. Hattie
Holloman and Mrs. M. N. Gate
wood.
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Telegraph Workers
Plan Picnic Sunday

Western Union Employees, local
Assembly 81, will join with the
employees Of the Baltimore West
ern Union in their annual pic
mic next Sunday at Crystal
Beach, Md. Extensive plans for
entertainment, including dane
ig, bowling matches and the
selection of a beauty queen, are
expected to draw a large attend
ance from the two cities. Local
arrangements are in charge +
Nelson E. Ross. local president,
assisted by K K. Parker, J. H
Broders and Gordon Ferris.
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FRAGMENTS OF HAIR LEAD TO ARREST IN DEATH OF BAB>
d. C.. Man Fined $I76
On Several Counts

Arrested after a chase along
the Baltimore Boulevard at
speed which police said reached
go miles an hour. Romolo Joe
Gentilucci, 73 K st. N. W., was
fined sits and costs in the Hyatts-
vile Police Court on charges of
possession of liquor, speeding and
reckless driving.
Constable William c. Kreitzer
and Policeman Arthur Brown said
they found nine five.gallon cans of
alcohol in Gentilucci's machine.
Gentilucci noted an appeal.
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SOCIETY GOSSIP
IN ANNAPOLIS

. ANNAPOLIS, July 14.-Prof.
Roderick S. Merrick, of the Navy
Academy department Of English,
Mrs. Merrick, their daughter,
Helen, and son, Roderick, jr., are
in Hendersonville, N. c., visiting
Mr.. Merrick's mother, Mrs. Emma
K. Merrick.
Melville Stockwel! is spending
part of his summer vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Stockwell, at their home in
Wardom.
Mrs. Frank J. Panan again will
be hostess at the regular Wednes-
day bridge club at the Beach and
Tennis Club, Annapolis Roads.
Mrs. Walter B. Norris, wife of
Prof. Norris, will entertain the
William H. Murray Chapter,
United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baird, of
Towson, Nd, are spending the
summer at their cottage on the
Magothy river. Their daughter,
Miss Ruth Baird, is at Poland
Springs, Me.
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Half Virginia Homes
OUned bU Tenants

RIG HIM OND. Va, July IA.
More than half the families in
Virginia owned their homes in
1880 and nearly a fifth of them
had radio. sets.
AS a rule the rural families
were given more to owning
homes and those in cities to
owning the radio receivers.
These and other disclosures are
made by the Census Bureau in
it's final statement of this phase
of the April /, 1880 checxup in
the Old Dominion.
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Tobacco Employees
Returned to Work
Times staff Photo
MISS SHEPPARD

RICHMOND, Va, July IA.
Over 5000 employees Of tobacco
manufacturing plants in and
around Richmond returned to
work this week following short
lay-off Of 10 days, it was disclosed
yesterday.
Nearly 1000 more have had
continuous employment in the to-
bacco firms this spring and have
suffered no layoff during the past
six months.
Next week will find an sddi-
tional 600 at work in this employ.
ment.