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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-22
ASKS TRACTION LINES
SALE BE SET ASIDE
Castleton Realty Company Asserts
Price Grossly Inadeouate.n

Petition to set aside the sale to
insult interests of the INDIANAPOLIS
q Northwestern traction lines was
t1led today before Superior Judge
russell Ryan by the CastIeton
dnd0 Realty Company, owners of
$4,000 bonds of the line.
The petition AYERS that the sale
price of $4,000 is grossly made
quate and low and seeks to have
the sale set aside.
Judge Ryan recently ordered the
receiver of the line to sell. Mar
ket value of the line is 1925, 900. the
petition alleges.
The indianapolis g. Northwestern
line was sold to Bernard P. Sheron.
insult representative, together with
the Indianapolis & MartinsviIIe
Rapid TranSt Company and the In
dianapolis, Charlottesville & DAN
vile Electric Railway Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-22
PARK PAY ROLL
MUST Be CUT
$500 A WEEK
Tax Board Order Will Be
Honored Until High
Court Rules.

City park officials today face a
knotty problem in pairing expenses
Of the department to meet their re-
duced 1882 budget.
While the $4,000 park budget
slash ordered by the state tax board
was set aside in court recently, the
case has been appealed, and the
park board members have decided
to keep within the reduced figure
as matter Of precaution in event
of reversal Of the lower court de-
cision.
Weekly pay roll of the depart
ment already has been cut from
$4,000 week to $1,000, and must
be pared another $500 a week to
keep within the reduced budget
figure, A. G. Sallee, park superin-
tendent, reported to the board
Thursday.
Cut Summer Force
If the budget cut remains in eff
feet, Sallee said, the department
must cut its summer force by at
least 100 men, adding to unem-
ployment.
The department is retaining only
skeleton forces in the shops and
nursery now, and the construction
force is to be reduced soon.
The board Thursday decided to
dismiss the custodian of Ellen
berger park, to reduce expenses.
This leaves custodians at only four
parks, Garfield, Riverside, Brook
side and Douglass, Sallee reported.
Repudiate Park Bills
AS a further means of economy,
it was learned today, the board
has notified the indianapolis Power
and Light Company and the Indi-
annapolis Water Company that it no
longer viii pay light and water bills
for University park.
These bills should be sent to the
World war memorial commission in
the future, the board wrote.
Since the state took over the park
as part of the World war memorial
plaza, the park board has continued
to pay for water and lights at the
park.
In preparing the 1882 budget last
summer, the park board voluntarily
made a $4,000 slash, including &c.,
600 in pay rolls.
Order Additional Cuts
The state tax board later ordered
an additional 100000 pared from the
labor budget and $4,000 from the
equipment budget.
The tax board order was appealed
to Superior Judge John w. Kern,
who enjoined county officials from
enforcing the slash.
An early high court ruling on the
appeal is being sought by the board.
One of the larger items of ex-
pense which the board is unable to
reduce is that of maintaining and
lighting its sixty-two miles of boule-
wards.
Current for boulevard lights cost
the department more than 100000 a
year. Under the present contract,
which still has several years yet to
run, the board is without authority
to discontinue lighting any boule-
wards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-22
Poet Claimed He Paid Note
With Reading Before
Friends Guests.

Before he gained fame, James
Whitcomb Riley, the poet, was
noroSe and blue on occasions be-
cause he could not pay his debts.
This was revealed in Marion
county court records found today
in the bum" room at the court
house by Charles Ettinger, deputy
county clerk.
Records disclose that Riley won a
suit, brought by a friend, upon a
lost note.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-22
MRS. EDNA HORNUNG,
SOCIAL WORKER, DIES
Leader Here in Work at Community
Centers; Funeral to Be Saturday.

Acducr mere IN work at Community
Centers; Funeral to Be Saturday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edna
Hornung, 40, prominent social serv-
Ice worker and leader in religious
work who died Wednesday night of
pneumonia, will be held at | 40
Saturday in her home, 1908 East
Southern avenue, and in the Fiftv-
hrSt Street Methodist EPISCOPAL
church at 2:3O. Burial will be in
Crown Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Hornung was president of
the Women'S United Foreign Mis-
slonary Society for three years. She
was known for her social service
work at Hall place and Fletcher
place community centers. Mrs.
Hornung was president for seven
years of the Hall Place Calendar
Club. She was a leader in women's
work at the Fifty-frst Street M r
church. 49, -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-22
INJURED IN AUTO CRASH
Delaware Mans Skull Fractured in
West Side Collision.

One man was injured critically to-
day when the car in which he was
riding collided with another and
crashed into a utility pole at Wash
ington street and Holmes avenue.
Kenneth Bishop, Is, of Delmar,
Del, was taken to the city hos
pital suffering from skull frac-
ture. He was hurled through the
windshield of an automobile OPP
Grated by Oscar Minson, "a, of Co.
lumbus, Neb.
The other car was driven by Carl
Johnson, 80, r. r.. l, Danville, Ind.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOsTON-Jim Londos, 2o2, Greece,
defeated Jack WaShburn, 22o, Los Angc-
les won first fall IN 1882 Washburn
disqualified in second for slugging) I;
Sander Szabo. 2l2, Hungary, threw Tiny
Roebuck, $40, Tulsa, 1927, Hans
Steinke, 245, Germany, threw Jack Nc
Arthur 220, California, 6:58; Roland
Kirchmeyer, 220, SWeetwater, Tex,
downed Nick Zelesniak, 210, Russia,
10:l5; George Kotsonaros. 205, Los
Angeles, threw John Maxos, 2l0, Chi
cago, 1887; George Linnehan, 2l0, Bos-
ton, drew with Herman Hickman, 220,
Knoxville, Tenn; Cy Williams. 20s,
Florida, threw Tiny Ruff, 22o, New York,
33e; Doug Wykoff. 205, Atlanta, threw
John Burke. 2lo, Chicago, 3:l2
PHILADELPHIA. - Gus Sonnenberg,
Boston, threw Charley Stack, Spring
Valley. N. Y, 1885; Len MacAluso
Versity Of Pennsylvania Jack Sherry
Chicago, threw Al Mercier, Boston,
17:55.
NEW YORK (Ridgewood Grove -
Fred Grumbier, 200, Iowa, threw Dr.
Ralph Wilson. 205, Illinois, 3o:45; Able
Coleman, 200, California, and George
Manich, 200, New Jersey, drew.
NEW YORK (St. Nicholas) - Ed
Don" George, 900. Buffalo. and Jim
Browning, 225. Verona, Mo-, drew in
hour minutes; Marvin Westenberg
225, Tacoma, Wash, defeated Bob
Wilkie, 200, Buffalo, 1888; Reginald
sikh, 207 Buffalo. threw Al Beverage
200, Terre Haute. Ind. 5.53: Wong
Book Cheung 200, China, threw Earl
Tompkins, 205. New Orleans. 845,
George Zarynoff. 200. Ukrania, threw
Joe Varga. 202, Cleveland, 25:05.
QUEBEC. - Billy Bartush 224, Los
Angeles tcok two out of three falls from
Stanley Pinta. 21S, Pittsburgh tBartush
14:48, Pinta sos, Bartush 452l; Yvor
Robert, 2l8, Montreal, defeated Pat
O'Hara, 2l4, Tampa, Fla 1912.
KANSAS CITY.-Everett Marshall
22o, La Junta, Colo, defeated Dutch
Hefner, 220, Sherman, Tex. (24:l0 anc
less than minute); Joe Savoldi, 1875
Three Oaks, Mich. defeated Al Baf'
fert, 202, Los Angeles tBaffert divec
through ropes in attempting fyint
tackle and unable to continue; Charlie
Fischer l65, Butternut. Wis, anc
Wayne Long, 1876, Burlington, Kans.
drew (45); Wladek Zbyszko, 236, War.
saw. Poland, threw Riley McCann
22O, Kansas City (44o); Leslie Wolfe
1876. Sherman. Tex, threw Jimmie
Carter, 2l0 Kansas City (s:l0).
PORTLAND, Oreg-Henry Jones
lat. Provo, Utah, defeated Bulldol
jackson, 1872. klamath Falls, Oreg
(two Of three talls).
Evening star., 1932-04-28
BOUT HERE IS TEST
|. Of LONDOS' RIVALS
Shikat Meets Pinetzki, Who
Fell Before Ruler lin
In Recent Tuss|e.

w WRESTLING followers tonight
M may not witness any grand
w upset when Dick shikat and
Leo Pinetzki oppose at the
Washington Auditorium, but they par
TALLY, at least, may settle in their minds
Just which Of Jack Curleys aees-Jim
Londos or shikat--is the more impress
sive.
Londos spilled Pinetzki after 20 min
utes and a few unimportant seconds
here a couple of weeks ago. The cham
pion turned the trick with q baekdrop
which most of the fans mixsed.
Tonight Shikat, reputed to be the
Smoothest of all the grapple boys, will
be favored to defeat his s-foot-s-inch
and 2so-pound adversary, but the how
and how long no doubt will provide In
terest.
Pinetzki. who is subbing for Sammy
Stein, is great drawing card, and he.
indoor record in their last meeting here,
The senai-final will see Freddy 0rob-
mier getting his first real taste Of op-
position here in George Manich, q
tough gent from New Jersey.
Jim Mcmillan, flying tackle expert,
and Howard CantonWine, formerly Of
the Paul Bowser group, are the prin-
cipals in the big prelim.
In other bouts George Mcleod will
meet Jack Hurley and Abe Coleman will
tackle Nick Nestor,
The show will get under way at $50
pm, Women with escorts will be ad-
mitted free.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

How would you like to start
at once making $50 to $85
weekly in new type of sales
work that is thoroughly enjoy
able and intensely interesting?
If so, you are one of several
men needed for our staff-Some
of whom will quickly qualify for
important executive positions
where they will train and direct
strong sales divisions.
This well established organiza-
ton, with ample resources, has
connections in all parts of the
United States. Our business is
not real estate, securities, adver-
tising, insurance or electrical
appliances; no samples to carry
nothing to demonstrate.
This field is entirely different
and now being developed on a
scale of the greatest magnitude.
Almost every one prospect and
sales are made with amazing
ease; just what you always
wanted but scarcely hoped to
find.
Only energetic, experienced
, men wanted who have initiative,
self-conhdence and real determi-
nation. If you are straight
thinking. "red- -blooded' and will
ing to do intense work for big
money and an almost unlimited
future, call for interview imme-
diately. Room 62S in the In
vestment Building.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced any kind
OF cases; reasepablei excellent references.
Phone Georgia 0T76
Evening star., 1932-04-28
DOURLEE. l0:l5 Pm.
Tourney Notes

THREE hve-man teams featured the
i bowling last night in the Washing
ton City and Maryland State
duckpin tournaments
Dixie Pigs. with Harry and Perce
Wolfe pounding out sizeable scores.
rolled their way into first place In the
Maryland championships at Bethesda
with 1.756. Harry Wolfe rolled 3Ts
while Brother Perce contributed $780,
Paul Brill featured Electrical and
knights of Columbus League night at
Convention Hall with a 4o3 set that
sent his Creel Brothers No. / team into
the lead in class c with l.707.
Lowman's 35i enabled the Hand Sec
ton team TO take the class D lead with
1918
Harold Hunt shot 3e7 in class C sin
giles to take the lead.
Entries for the first annual Federal
and District Government handicap
bowling sweepstakes will close Satur-
day with Monk Fraser at the Arcadia.
The tourney win open May 2.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Fistic Battles
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
YPSILANTI. Mich.-Pee Wee Wilson.
Omaha, Nebr, knocked out JOHNNY
Posky, Windsor, Ontario 80: Ernie
Msurer Detroit, knocked out Ralph
Carbojol, Mexico City %.
SEATTLE.-Freddie Steele. Tacoma,
Wash, outpointed Tony Portillo Sc
attic 80.
SAN FRANCISCO Ketchell,
Salt Lake City, knocked out Terris Hill
Los Angeles ~.
OAKLAND, Calif--George Msnley
Denver, defeated Sammy James, Los
Angeles. by technical knockout "a.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
RUNNERS DRILL SUNDAY
15-Mile Jaunt Last Tune-up foI
Championship Race.

Marathoners in the District A. A. u.
15-mile open championship, to be held
May 8, viii have their final tune-up
Sunday at II o'clock by stepping down
the new Mount Vernon Highway Is
mile course
Nearly 40 runners have submitted
entries for the event. Entries may be
turned IN at the knights of COLUMBUS
Hall, el8 Tenth street. There is no
entrance fee.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

Totals. 45l 43s 4sT Totals. .
Grand total, l,S2T. Grand
Evening star., 1932-04-28
WANTED-SALESMEN.

LIFE INSURANCE MAN, experienced. with
Washington following, to represent progress
slVe company; participating ana non-par-
tieipating contracts; budget system elmi-
mates sales resistance producers nnanced.
CAL TO 1870 am, $50 TO $50 PM, Room
sos-l, el6 g st, NV,
MEN wanted to establish and conduct
EaWleigh City, business in cities Of Wash
inston Capitol Heights and Rockville. Re-
hanie hustler can start earning $So weekly
Sno increase rapidly. Write lmmeolstely
RaWlelgh Co, Dept. DC-2-V. Chester. Pa
NEW COUPON; good repeat. Donaldson
studio 927' F st. NV. 49,
Salesman to sell O. e refrigerators.
ranges, washers and ironers. Will instruct.
Schultze Motor Co, 1895 H st. ne. 80
YOUNG MAN-Good opportunity for. a
young man with an automobiles as sales
man IN real estate ONCE. Address Percy H.
HlsseH Co, 1871 X st. NV.
PREMIUM Statesmen.
Coupon statesmen. attention! Deal abso-
luteiy new men with cars preferred, Phone
MI Lewis Commodore Hotel, for appointment.
OUR BUSY SEASON is at
hand and we can offer steady
work to settled men or women
in business that is active all
the year. No limit to earnings.
Apply mornings, 921 Tower
Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Score:

Runs Karow, McAboy. wyatt. Archer
Chumbris az, Sansosti. Biddlecomh, Dem
ing. Disney, Seward. Errors-Hsydon,
Biddiecomb, Ficher, Seward Stolen bases
-Karow. Hayden t2). McAboy. chumbris
(3), Sansosti. Home run-Wyatt. Double
Vesu; sansosti to Carney. Left on bases
MaIyl,nd Pely. STUCK ogtM1sy
On Leys, 9; OF Seward, Z.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
WOMAN GOLFER TURNS PRO.

TORONTO, April 2S P.-Verena
Newton, 10, became today the first
woman golf professional in Canada. She
has job with club at Muskoka. She
lTtasted to play i've years ago. -
Evening star., 1932-04-28

THE schedule of Sunday games is
l. certain to be heightened consider
ably in the next couple of days, as
many mines, confident they are properly
tuned, are casting for opposition.
Here's the list:
Petworth Yorkes for Saturday and
Sunday with unlimited teams. Call
Charles Koenig at Adams 5760-J after
pm.
Bethesda A. c. for Sunday with an
unlimited nine. Gall Manager Gingeli
at Bradley 30.
Woodley A. c., for Sunday with un-
limited team having a diamond. Tel
ephone Columbia 1919 between and
z pm.
Palisade A. c., for Sunday with an
out-of-town team Write Manager Leon
Hager at 5o40 Dana place. or phone
Cleveland 1881 after pm.
st. Josephs A. c., for Sunday At
lantic 1888.
Franc Jewellers, for Saturday and
Sunday with unlimited mines Call
Manager Farrell at Cleveland 8705
Ciro's Italian Villagers, for Sunday
with nine having field. Call Metro
poiitan 1859.
Flame Peewees. Call Atlantic 4l6s-W.
skinker Eagles, for Sunday. Call
Georgia 5ee1,
Georgetown Juniors. Call Shepherd
1918.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
TERP CUB NINE WINS
Beats Baltimore Poly, 6-5, in Game
Featured by Errors

Featured by Errors.
In game marked by good pitching
and poor fielding, Maryland University'S
freshman base ball nine scored 6-to-5
victory yesterday over Baltimore Poly
on the College Park diamond. The
game was halted after seven innings.
The two teams kicked in with nine
errors, one of which gave the Old Line
cubs the decision.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

Totals. 42o 427 434 Totals 447 4sT 4S1
Grand total 1891 Grand total, LAS.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
MEN.
TONIGHT
hSNAbsb
SINGLES-7:i5 P.
TEAMS-S:O0 PM.

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2l So-Kems, Agricultural InterbureAu.. c
% Shops, Agricultural Interbureau. D
2s Plant Quarantine, Asri; Interhureau.
"a Extension AGRICULTURAL Interbureau.. @
Is Plant Industry No. 2, Agri, Intefbu,,.
26 Plant Industry No. ], Agfi, IHterhu,, y
"a IntsybuIeauss Agri, Ipterbursau.
28 Public Roads Agfi tnterbuTaau Q
% Esenemles, Agrieaitprsi inisrburssu. G
80 Blister Rust, Asri fntsfbuFsau ,,,,,. n
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"a LanshUFeh y Sfe Ne q X p Bu NJ, II
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sc Heeht Co, Kjng Pin BuslAesk Msn :, &
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43 KIns Pin Ne. Z, King Pin Bus Men.
"A Five QEeAkk. King Pin Bus Man -.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
PERSONAL.

WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
is no need to feel that they must accept in
pay high price. The Greater W. W.
waterproof. airtight. guaranteed. steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for sS5 In
case Of death call the Greater W. W. Cham.
Phone or write your address, We will send
you q beautiful catalogue of how We do it.
HEALING RUBs UNDER sUNLAMP FOR
methed Vita Health Baths. Pot. 472l
MASSAGE, BATHS. IRRrdATioNs, REDUC-
tton. Building. circulatory treatments; white
nurse opsrster; special attention 10 LADIES.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
POULTRY AND EGGS,

BABY CHICKS Barred Rocks and RI Il
Reds. Hatches each week. Strong healthy,
lively thoroushbreds. Baby Ducks and Tur-
keys Poultry feecs Complete line poultry
supplies. ?. W. BolzisIio q Co. so7 z ST NV.
SUARAHEEE g9yr ineoms om tsis year. Get
breeding hens Virginia blood tested and
certified. ESQ INABILITY Lowest prices In
years 100 live delivery guaranteed Write
for FREE BOOK. MASSANUTTEN FARAaS
HATCHERY, Box seol. HarrisonburE, va.
EGGS DELIVERED FROM VIRGINIA TUES
days and Fridays. Every egg guaranteed
fresh, Call Lincoln Os7s-J 30s
PURE-BRED BABY CHICKS.
Rocks, Reds. Leghorns.
PURE-BRED WHITE PEKIN DUCKLINdS.
a.. ATEERToNS PET SHOPS.
Evening star., 1932-04-28
SANDLOT LEADERS
FACE REAL TESTS.
Several Big Games Listed
Sunday for Teams With
High Aspirations.
~ ANDLOT base ball followers prob

~ ANDLOT base ball followers prob
ably will get their first definite
line on the merits of Washing
tons leading clubs this week enc
when the tossers will go into action
against real opposition.
Sunday will mark the first time this
season that several of the unlimited
clubs, carrying hopes of winning the
independent and various other titles
will play each other,
Just what kind of ball club will rep
resent the Griffith Consumers may be
determined Sunday when they travel
TO Kensington to oppose the village
boys in one of the most attractive
games on the program. The Kensing-
ton manager, at Kensington so, is
looking for a good pitcher
st. Mary's Celtics Of Alexandria, who
invariably claim the Washington cham
pionship, will debut against the AuthS
nine. As usual the Celtics will enter
tain, the game being scheduled for 3
O'Clock on Baggett's Field,
Evening star., 1932-04-28
A MOTHER standout game is tn
n Army Medical Center -Chesapeak

N MOTHER stanuouI game u the
n Army Medical Center chesapeake
g. Potomac Telephone tilt, slated
for 8 o'clock Sunday on the phone
tossers' field,
Sioux A, c. will travel to Richmond
to tackle the Richmond Tigers Sunday,
The locals will leave from Manager
Hasley's home at 1880.
Clarendon A. c., now the Arlington
Post l3e team, will entertain the North
ern Red Birds at 1850 on the South FL
ipse In another attractive Sunday game.
Capitol Heights A, c., with two VIC
tories already chalked up, will 60 after
their third and fourth Saturday and
Sunday against the Swift & Co. team
and Fredericksburg White Oaks, respec-
lively, Saturday they will play on the
Maryland Park Field at 8 o'clock and
Sunday will travel TO Fredericksburg
Another promising Saturday game IS
slated for diamond No. 3, when the Alex
andria Fraters tackle the Public Docu-
mentS nine OF o'clock. On Sunday
the Fraters will play the Middlehurg,
Va, tossers at Middleburg.
One of those "all-day" games, which
will begin at 10 am. Sunday and wind
up some time around dusk, is scheduled
for the field at Missouri avenue and
-Four -and-a-half street. The Evening
Star Mailers and The Star Chaufteurs
will clash
Evening star., 1932-04-28

REFINED WIDOW-Motherless home good
housekeeper; excellent cook; no objections 70
suburbs; references. Address BOX ls2-x,
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

1 1NEE L ' Z SAILS MEN
with cars to work Sundays only,
with a progressive, successful
sales organization where men are
right now producing in big fig
ures. See Mr.. Scott Friday be-
tween $50 and 1880 am. 1l2l
Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

SECRETARY, stenographer, bookkeepeT, eX-
cellent experiences meet public taetfully, in
teliigently; possess initiative; willing worker;
pleasant personality. Adams 1855
Evening star., 1932-04-28
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
BOATS.

DUPLEX MARINE ENGINE oTLs-compIete
stock, all grades Washington Accessories
Co, l7th and L sts. NV. Tel. North 1888.
OUTBOARD MOTORS. used; largest assort-
ment, best conditioned; motors all guaran-
teed. 1910 sc.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

RECEPTioNIsT in PHYSICIANS once, or
epeed; can travel Address Box 20s-x, Star
Evening star., 1932-04-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT EXCHANOE-Heip
furnished, domestic, hotel club, institution
al: cooks, maids, walters etc. Ills You.
North 10444. 28'
nurse, $50. Also cook, houseworker S45;
stay nights Cook-laundress, 80 away. $50.
Ladies Exchange. so7 Vermont ave. NV.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks. maids,
houseWorkerSi by day. week, month; ref in
vestisatsd Decatur 1851. 1887 18th NV.
my2'
Evening star., 1932-04-28

SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, 10 yrs ex
perience, including bookkeeping, wishes fu
or part time work at small salary best rel
97-Z, Star ONCE
Evening star., 1932-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP CongressionaI Coun-
try Club; $3.50; dues paid to July ist Ad-
dress Box a6l-x, star once
ANTIQUE victorian and mid victorian furn-
10th st. NV. ISs
Evening star., 1932-04-28
FARM AND GARDEN.

PEONY ROOTS. extra large. new varieties,
3 for ST. some retail SIS each; delivered
planted properly, free. Drop postal, please.
322 LIST St sc.
SOpDING, GRADING AND SEEDING.
Beautiful lawns guaranteed. Our work hrst-
class. Call NJ. Schools, Pot. 6So7. for esti-
ROSEBUsHES dug daily. 8 years old. for
81 perennial bedding veg flowers, plants
top SOIL seed, fertilizer. 300 etn st. NV. So
COW MANURE, PEAT MOSS. mixed: best
Fertilizer for lawn and Shrubs; 81 hundred
pounds; sacks, IS. Dirt. soc hundred
pounds. Delivered Cleveland l2l5-J or
Evening star., 1932-04-28
sITUAFI0Ns--woMEN.

PRACTICAL, NURSE. experienced. refined
best reference; reasonable, Adams 505s,
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced. compe-
tent, refined; invalids. convaleseents, chill
dren specialties also companion-nurse; ex-
cellent city references. Met 4370.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

STENOGRAPHER = Experienced; formerl
salary $50 per week Call lincoln 1891.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-10
H. c. Smith, REPUBLICAN,
FILES FOR CONGRESS
Rockville Attorney Enters Prim-
airy Lists For Sixth District
Nomination

Harold C. Smith, attorney, of Rock
vile, has filed with the Secretary of
State his certificate to become a Re-
publican candidate for the House of
Representatives in the Sixth Mary
land District, composed of Garrett,
Allegany, Frederick, Washington and
Montgomery counties. He is the first
to file for the Republican nomination.
Mr.. Smith, former department
commander of the American Legion,
was one of the organizers of that
body. He was the secretary of the
Rockville Chamber of Commerce up to
this year, when he declined re-elec-
ton. He is a member of the Rockville
Rotary Club and a number of other
civic organizations.
Mr.. Smith will visit the counties of
the District during the next week or
ten days and will spend much of his
time up to the primary in May with
his campaign.