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Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-13

board which has before it for con-
sideration a resolution OF the coun-
ty farm bureau asking that pay pa
tients be admitted to the Imperial
county hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-13
PEROnAL
PARAGRAPH

Mrs. David L. Russell of Los An
geles, former resident of the valley,
was visiting in Ell Centro yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-13
TURFMAN DEAD AT 81

II DAYTON, O., UP)-Reuben F.
"Pop" Myers, 81, who drove race
horses until he was 78, is dead.
Formerly, he operated a stable of
trotters and PAGERS jointly with
Sam Wagner. Their stable pro-
duced the world champion trotter,
Alabaster, in 1900.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-13
HuGE PLANE nEsIGNrn

ST. LOUIS, MO. U.P)-Designs
for a 36-birth transcontinental air.
liner, capable Of a speed of 200
miles an hour. are being drawn by
the Curtiss-W Wright Airplane com
pany. Construction. however. viii
await a sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs are
visiting Mr.. Jacobs parents, Mr..
and Mrs F.. D. Jacobs of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-13

University of Arizona has STU
dents from 44 states.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-13

Mrs. Sam Webb of Holtville, with
Mrs. Milo Busenburg, were visitors
here yesterday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15

Co., Doors ........ 44.5S
1906 Chas. g. Stott Co., Sup. $685.
94.00 o. W. Roby, Salary Deputy
IL Clerk ,'...,-.. 1880;
866.22 Arthur Burke, Salary Desk
Clerk -. 10000
$3.50 Magee Radio Service, Floor
9OfS ~ Community Paint & Hard 0>
ware Co., Supplies .. 6.5C
1912 Lamb Seal & Stencil Co.,
o 300 % Signs ,...............' 24.O(
$3.50 Welt Company, Repairs 1870
177 % James Russell, Cleaning
i1zo 90 Chas G. Stott & Co., Sup. 1915
4''o Arthur Burke, Salary Desk
o1s Clerk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1870
-o'fo William NARROW, Salary Time
keeper Observation-Disclosures. 144.0(
325 Remington Rand Inc, Type
74.00 writer Commrs. Office 81 81
10000 D. L. Milstead, Clean. SITS. 1906
1900 Montgomery County Refuse
4O.OO Co., Collecting Trash - 1890
lS7.O4 Dorothy Bliss, Salary Sec
rotary ............... 112.5t
1000 j. Forest Walker, Treas, Sal
1854 airy Deduction . 49,
COOS Sun Life Assurance Co., of
349.71 Canada, Salary Deduction TIE
7.50
71.00 S19,441.8E
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
Bishop Edwin MOuzOn
To Preach Sunday Night
At Methodist Church

Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, of Char
lotte, N. c., the distinguished senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will preach at the
Rockville Methodist Church Sunday
night November 18, at 1880 o'clock.
The occasion of Bishop Mouzon's
coming is the local celebration of the
Sesquicentennial of American Metho-
dism. The Methodist Episcopal church
was organized during the Christmas
season in 1884. Prior to that time,
however, Methodist preachers had
travelled up and down the Atlantic
seaboard winning converts and form
ing societies. Just when the society in
Rockville was formed is unknown, but
it is certain that Methodism existed
here and in Montgomery county at a
very early date. Robert Strawbridge
himself, the first Methodist preacher
in this country, is believed to have
preached frequently in this section.
At the morning service in the
Methodist Church here brief histor-
ical paper dealing with Rockville
Methodism and written by the late
Mr.. Charles w. Prettyman, will be
read by his son, Mr.. W. F. Prettyman.
The pastors and congregations of
the other Rockville churches are unit
ing with the Methodists to hear
Bishop Mouzon and it is expected that
there will be many visitors present
from other sections of the county.
Among those who expect to be pres
ent is DR.. ]. Howard Wells of Wash
ington, presiding elder of the Wash
ington District of the Southern Meth
odist Church. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
Washington Grove M. E.
Church Will Observe
24th Birthday Sunday

The Washington Grove M. E
Church will be twenty-four years OLD
on November 18th. This event will be
observed by special programs on Fri.
day evening and Sunday morning OF
this week. Since its founding in 1910
the church has had the following five
pastors: DR.. Albert Osborn, who re.
sides in the Grove and is teacher OF
the Adult Bible Class at the present
time, Rev. Clarence H. Corkran, Rev
j. E. Milburn, Rev. A. T. Perkins, and
Rev. P. C. Edwards, the pastor since
1882.
A church Birthday Party" will be
held on Friday evening at o'clock in
the Assembly Hall. An interesting
program of music. demonstrations
games, and readings, together with a
surprise birthday cake, has been ar
ranged. DR.. Albert Osborn, the first
the pastor, will give a brief history OF
church. Refreshments will be served
The committee which is planning for
this party includes Ridgely Howes,
Mrs. M. G. West, Mrs. Thurston Ray,
Miss Mabel and Carl Becker.
Sunday, November 18TH, will be
Anniversary Sunday, with a special
program at the morning service at II
o'clock. The Pastor will preach on the
subject, "The Divine Investment
Mrs. Thurston Ray and Miss Alice
Thompson will sing a duet.
This anniversary program comedies
with the launching of a Stewardship
Reading Program which will continue
for several weeks. During this time
each family in the community will be
invited to read each week one of a
series of pamphlets on various aspects
of Stewardship. The committee in
charge of this consists of DIR. Albert
Osborn, Mrs. G. A. Chadwick, and the
Pastor.
DR.. Elmer U. Hoenshel, of Waynes-
boro, Va, will appear in his interest
ing entertainment "Just One Thing
after Another" on Monday evening
November 10, in the Assembly Hall at
Washington Grove at o'clock.
This unique program of travel
sketches, readings, and humorous
stories is presented under the auspices
of the Epworth League of the Wash
ington Grove M. E. Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
Gaithersburg Methodist
Homes Need Explained

An explanation of the needs of tho
Methodist Home for the Aged and
Orphans, Gaithersburg, and tba
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring, with brief vet inter.
esting resume of the work accom-.
lished by each by Rev. Herman Wilson
and Miss Jones, the respective Sum-
erintendents, together with an inspir-
ational talk on Christian Growth nv
Rev. G. G. Kundahl, pastor of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church who
led in the devotional service featured
the annual "Ingathering" and Exhibit
ton of Garments by the Gaithersburg
branch of the Needle Work Guild of
America, in the Grace M. E. Church.
here, on Wednesday afternoon last.
The garments secured by the var
ious directors from a large number
of interested friends, numbered ap-
proximately AIS in all, an increase of
more than 60 garments over the pre-
ceding yaar. Out of this h1mber, the
Montgomery County General Hospital
received 65, the Methodist Home 54.
the Red Cross 2, four year old boy
Is, needy family 81, and the rest
were turned over to the Montgomery
County Social Service League for dis
tribution.
Mrs. Harry Hoskinson, Guild Presi-
dent, who had general charge of the
proceedings was assisted by the fol-
lowing directors Mrs. Clyde Thomas,
Mrs. Merle Jacobs, Mrs. Dean Wiki
inson, Miss Olivia Myers, Miss vir-
ginia Griffith, Mrs. Sydney H. Karr,
Mrs. William McBain, all of Gathers
burg; Mrs. John King of Cedar Grove,
Mrs. Howard Miles of Clarksburg,
Mrs. A. R. Selby of Germantown,
Miss Helen Hoskinson of Neelsville
and Mrs. Ernest Billiard of Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15

TOWN OF ROCKVILLE WATER
SUPPLY FUND
Mayor & Council, Town of
Rockville, Md. ......... 81, 10000
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
SUBURBAN ADMINISTRATIVE
FUND

Uames C. Christopher, 3rd
Salary Deputy Clerk . $2,6O8.26
Ward w. Caddington, Salary
Deputy Clerk .....:. 1,1O7.8T
Clerk ........... 1870
Mary E. Reid, Salary Clerk 100000
" Watchman .... 100000
Janitor N''........ 100000
Isn;tor 10000
Nettie Hatch, Salary Clerk. 1,245.57
Thomas E. Shaw, Salary
Supervisor Roads ....... 10000
a Clerk .N.. 100000
isabel Conway, Salary Clerk 10000
oA Assistant Janitor -. 10000
R,,tb Grinder. Salary Clerk. 47S.00
Mary Wells, Salary Clerk $1,000
nudiev And. Salary Clerk. :. 10000
Tscy Real. Salary Clerk $3.50
Dave Mears, Salary Clerk 413.25
AMY pry;s mrT Roads $500
Martha Cannon, Salary Clerk 82.5O
1 Trafi;c Lirhts etc -. 1861
C. & p Telephone Co., Te!e-
phone Service .......... 1,018.1l
n M Rrvan Co. Inc, Supplies 177.57
M. S. GUN & Co., Supplies. 1916
De na;Ts n ATE
Andrew ]. Walker, Supplies 1854
Work ' ......... s52.5(
w. II. Ward, Painting. .,.... 209.6(
bethesda Paint & Hardware
Co., Supplies .....,.... 12S.9t
Silver Spring Electric Co., 80,
Supplies ................ 0o.S'
Silver Spring Postmaster,
Envelopes and Stamps 1923
Wrdustriai Laboratories, Sup. 208.4|
Zirkle Hardware Co., Sup. 14.4s
Earl Hill, Labor 49,. 4.Oi
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.
Repairs .............. 1911
w. E. Perry, Supplies. 61l
Monumental Oil Co., Wax: SS.7'
Monroe Calculating Machine
Co., Repairs ........ 12.OV
e. J. Murphy Co., Supplies. 14.2!
l.. L. Lochte, Repairs ...... 1851
Capitol Towel Service Co., -,
Who's. W. Perry, Fuel Oil. :. 51.SI
Westland Bros, Envelopes S0.6.
Hillyard Chemical Co., Sup. 10.
Industrial Paper Co., Towels 1871
Hay Rubber Stamp Co.,
Supplies ............... "
Bethesda Refining Shop Re-
pairs Furniture ........ $40
Duckett & Duckett, Prepar-
ing Resolution ..,...... 800
The Hecht Co., Files 49,. 8.9!
Walcott- Taylor Co., Furui-
Ture $1,000. O6'o
Bethesda Building Supply
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
STREET IMPROVEMENT
ACCOUNT FUND

The Montgomery Press, Pub
fishing Street Assessments S 246.50
Maryland Publishing Co.,
Publishing Street Assesses
ments 174.40
j. E. Thropp, Jr., Inspector 1926
T. Howard Duckett, Contract
S-28 ..... ...... 1925
Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission, Prints 800
Daniel Marine, Contract S-29 6,145.75
z
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
Report of Receipts and Disbursements
CONTINUED from page 81

Community Paint & Hard
ware Co., Lanterns .
j. G. Christopher, Clean. SITS
The Marilite Co., Road Ma
terial 81
Eisinger Mill & Lumber Co.,
Lumber ...............
j. F. Conrad Co., Cinders 1,9E
w. E. Perry, Road Supplies Al
Bethesda Building Supply
Co., Sign Posts ..
Boulevard Service, Sup.
Bituminous Products Corp,
Road Material . 6,1'
Morton Steiner, Signs $500. 1:
Warren Garrett, Clean. SITS.
National Electrical Supply
Co., Glass Globes . <
w. w. Gingell, Repair
Shields .......
w. H. Ward, Printing 800.
Welt Company, Oil Burner 81
Monumental Oil Co., Sup.
Dudley Aud, Clerical Service
Roland Hargett, Sodding Il
Bethesda Paint & Hardware
Co., Supplies .......
Andrew J. Walker, Sup. Is
Blake o. Merson, Sup. 49,.
VThos. Somerville Co., Pipe. "a
Barber & Ross Inc, Signs
A. j. Phillips, Clean. Snow
John E. Ryan, Special Road
Work 2.6S
John A. Darcy, Repairs ]
David German, Cleaning
Snow .,..,..:........:. II
C. A. Russ, Painting sign
oz RGs' Williams, Clean. SITS. Is
Hunter Brothers, Culvert
ripe
Charles Roberts, Repairs ]
Jack Ryan, Special Street
work
johnson & Adams, Insurance
Adkins & Ainley, Insurance ]
James E. Ainley, Insurance II
Andrew M. Newman, Clean
ing Snow ......... ]
L. L. McCrossin, Cleaning
snow
Thomas w. Perry, Supplies %
Frederick Parks, Cleaning
Snow ........ AZ
Dick Hunter, Cleaning Snow
Frank Scheel, Cleaning Snow ]
F. Irwin Ray, Grading 49,. rs
r. M. Lumpkin, Cleaning
Snow :;.................
j. H. Williams, Repairs ~.
Robert F. Collins, Special
Road Work ....... "a
Joseph ]. Lacey, Cleaning
Streets ............ II
State Department of Fores-
try, Trees for Parking 8
Bethesda Nash Co., Supplies
Maryland Publishing Co.,
Publishing notices . s
Montgomery Press, Pub
fishing notices ....
Burrows Service Station,
Supplies ........
Rock Creek Nurseries, Trees IL
"A. j. Wade, Inspector .
Union Paving Company,
Material ......... 1,9;
w. w. Gingell, Opening
Drains ..........
Chas. Adler Jr., Laborator-
les, Bulbs Etc. ... {
Underwood Elliott Fisher
Co., Rental Machine 49,
C.. D. Long, Building Fence
S43.7(
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
100000
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION

Washington Suburban San
itary Commission, SAM
tary Taxes & Interest S 41,144.85
Washington Suburban San
itary Commission, Front
Foot Benefit Charge. -. 218,245.35
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
Charles S. Robb, Taxes in

OAt+A ASo ~ AsOOD, 1dACS III
Error Observation-Disclosures. 1870
John l.. Mills, Taxes in Error 1902
S. Curran, Taxes in Error 1892
Hattie S. Schwartzback, Taxes
in Error $3.50. 9.39
Robert S. Bains, Atty, Taxes
in Error ........ 1O6SO
Frederick & Agnes L. Bracket
Taxes in Error ... 1910
Walter B. & A. M. Wallich
Taxes in Error ..... 3.T2
The Continental Life Insurance
Co., Taxes in Error ..... 301.4O
G. Rust Candy, Taxes in Error 22.5O
John c. Yeabower, Taxes in
Error Observation-Disclosures. 23.45
Gustave A. Anderson, Taxes in
Error Observation-Disclosures. 4.5O
Walter L. Miller, Taxes in
Error ............ 4.72
o. L. Meigs, Taxes in Error. 34.3O
Clyde w. Conger, Taxes in
Error ....,......... 1884
Mary P. H. Dawson, Taxes in
Error ............ 14.87
District Corporation, Taxes in
Error ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925
Gertrude Wolfe, Taxes in Error 5.19
VIM. S. Clark, Taxes in Error 1915
]. @. & Pearl Edwards, Taxes
in Error ...... 1908
James E. Arment, Taxes in
Error ............. 1O8.S1
Christina L. Ebaugh, Taxes in
Error ..'....... 3O.25
Camille Hart Irvine, Taxes in
Error Observation-Disclosures. 4.5O
$S,51O.6O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
$24O,O64.84
TAX SALE FUND

The Takoma Park Bank,
Principal and Interest $58,142.5O
Bank of Bethesda, Interest
on Tax Sale Certificate of
Indebtedness ..... 100000
Silver Spring Nat. Bk.,
Principal and Interest. 25,365. 90
Union Trust Co., of Mary
land, Interest on Certific-
ates of Indebtedness 5,25O.OO
Clayton K. Watkins, elk,
Error in Tax Sale, etc.. .541.92
H. Maurice Talbot, Costs on
Tax Sale ..... 64.OO
C. ]. Maddox, Checking
Tax Area -. -. 1000
Raymond E. Nash, Tax Sale,
1928 .................' 10000
Roy o. Yakel, Tax Refund 27.5O
]. Forest Walker, Treas, on
Property sold to County
Commissioners $50. 4O,4s5.e2
William Appleyard, Deed 500
]. Forest Walker, Treas,
Refund Costs ........ 27.50
Farmers Banking and Trust
Co., To make good check
of j. A. Magner ....... 1888
c1o1 900 CT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
$131,322.67
TAX SALE FUND or 1aS

]. Forest Walker, Treas,
Tax on property sold to
County Commissioners .$77,S1S.S4
Mrs. Rena Lubar, Refund
Tax Redemption ..... 81
Pierce c. Dugan & Nephew
Duplicate Payment -. 271.92
SIT 586. ct
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
STREET IMPROVEMENT
ACCOUNT RESERVE FOR
DEBT RETIREMENT

Silver Spring Natl. Bank,
Principal & Interest Ger
tificate of indebtedness. $50, O79.26
Farmers Banking & Trust
Co., Principal & Interest
Certificate of Indebtedness 64,095. 90
Takoma Park Bank, Prin-
cipal & Interest Certificate
of Indebtedness ...... 79,854,9S
Bank of Bethesda, Principal
& Interest Certificate of
Indebtedness .......... 17,51O.OO
Montgomery County Nation
al Bank, Principal & In
terest Certificate of In
debtedness ............. 24,2OO.OO
Prince Georges Bank &
Trust Co., Principal & In
terest Certificate of In
debtedness .... $4,000
Major H. P. Erwin, Princi-
pal & Interest Certificate
of Indebtedness ... $4,000
Mary w. O'Brien, Principal
& Interest Certificate of
Indebtedness ... 515.5S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-11-15
$77,5S6.67
TAX ANTICIPATION
ACCOUNT

Riggs National Bank, Tax
Anticipation Notes :. $500, 100000
Riggs National Bank, Tax
Anticipation Notes -, sOO,oOO.OO
$sOO,OOO.OO
Evening star., 1934-10-21
BOY SCOUT COURT
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
Awards Will Be Presented in
Garnett-P
Junior High.

A court of awards for the sixth
division of the Boy Scouts of the Dis
trict Council will be held at the Gar
nett-Patterson Junior High School
Friday at 7:30 o'clock. The area en-
braces troops in the District and
nearby Maryland and Virginia.
DR.. Eugene Kinckle Jones, Depart
ment of Commerce expert in econom-
les, will be the guest speaker. DR.,
Paul Bartsch, chairman Of the Court
or Honor Committee, District of Co.
lumbia Council, and Linn c. Drake,
Scout executive, District of Columbia
Council, are also scheduled to speak.
The awards will be made by Col. z. L.
Mattice, assistant to the executive and
chairman of the Program Committee
of the District of Columbia Council.
Songfest to Be Feature.
A songfest by the Scouts and selec-
tions by the Community Band will
feature during the evening.
The following Scouts will receive
oIdi, hAC dll0 CdSlC dMdlOo.
Star-Troop SOL, John Francis
Walker; Troop sos, Warren Parks;
Troop 5o6, John Allen and Melvin
Allen; Troop 507. David Robert Byrd;
Troop 511, William Edmonds, Pierce
Jones and Gilbert Edmonds; Troop
525, James McEddy, Charles Padgett
Pryor, Ogden Long. William Keyes,
Campbell C. Johnson, jr.; Earl Cole
man and ElWood Payne; Troop SGT,
Albert Hill, Clarence Hicks, Torrance
McMorris and Thomas Bevelly.
Life Award Recipients.
Life-John Francis Walker, Troop
SOL; Troop sos, Lester Richardson;
Troop 511, William Edmonds; Troop
525, Grimshaw Olive; Troop SGT, Clar-
ence Hicks.
Eagle-AsSistant Scoutmaster of
Troop SOL, Eugene P. Taylor and
Thomas Primer johnson, Troop sos.
Troop 525 will receive the President
Roosevelt Award.
The officers of the Executive Com
mittee are A. Leon Richardson, chair
man; Washington Dean and william
R. Lee, vice chairmen; C. S. Brooks,
secretary; E. L. Scott, treasurer; Rev.
A. F. Elmes, educational director; L.
E. Young, activities director; DR.. A.
A. Russell, director court of honor and
review, and Rev. j. w. Bundrant and
Edward Lee, chaplains.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
HAZEN WILL ATTEND
SANTA CLAUS FESTIVAL
D. c. Commissioner to Take Part
in Columbia Heights Busi-
ness Association Fete.

Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen will
attend the opening ceremonies Novem-
Der % of the sixth annual Santa Claus
lane, which is held under the auspices
Of the Columbia Heights Business
Mems Association.
The opening ceremonies will be fol-
lowed by a parade of children. The
illuminations will continue through
December
B. A. Levitan heads the general COM
mittee in charge of the lane. Serving
with him are DR.. w. V. Connors, Miss
Lillias Cropper, William F. Dismer. L.
r. Gottiieb, Nat Mountford, Joseph
Ofano, H. c. Phillips, Leslie c. Rucker,
Frank J. Sabotka and A. r. Swan.
Also on the committee are w. I. Swan
ton, representing the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association; Burd w. Payne,
the Citizers' Forum; N. r. Chaconas,
Lincoln Post of the American Legion;
E. H. Hinson, Raymond Parent Teach
er Association, and Mrs. B. A. Levitan,
the Bancroft Parent Teacher Associ-
alton.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
REV. H. L. TRACY NAMED
Capital Churchman Is Chosen
Conference Treasurer.

Rev. H. Lorraine Tracy of this city,
general missionary to the deaf in the
District, Virginia and West Virginia,
was reelected treasurer at the recent
meeting of the Conference OF Church
Workers Among the Deaf in New York
City. He is now serving his fourth
term.
The conference is engaged in rails
ing 100000, to be used as a trust
fund, the income from which would
be utilized in aiding young men to
prepare for the ministry.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

the French Government in 1927 for
study on the treatment of delin-
quent children in France, which she
made in 1925, while working for
post graduate degree under a Russell
Sage fellowship at the University of
Paris. During the World War DR..
Owings helped to establish house.
keeping and accounting systems in
American Red Cross Hospitals, and
organized diet kitchens for French
hospitals.
DR.. Esther Richards of Johns Hop
kins Hospital will speak in the series
on October Is and November /. She
is regarded as an authority on child
care and environment.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
BUILDERS PLEDGE
CAMPAIGN AID
Better Housing Group Is
Planning "Modernization"
Exhibit.

With local builders and contractors
pledging enthusiastic support, the
Washington better housing campaign
is making plans for a huge modern
ization" exhibit to demonstrate the
benefits of keeping a building up to
date and a series of radio talks and
a speaking program before various or
ganiZationS.
Inquiries Invited.
Thomas p. Littlepage, general chair
man of the campaign here, requested
that all property owners desiring in
formation of the ''modernization"
loans being sponsored by the Federal
Housing Administration get in touch
with the campaign headquarters in
the Shoreham Building.
The loans, made under simple rules,
range from $l00 to $4,000, and must
be repaid in five years. Almost any
type of property can be repaired and
improved through funds secured in
this way
L S. Porter and c. Wohlgemuth, ir.,
have been appointed to handle the In
formation Bureau on architectural
and building matters.
Committees Named.
Chairman Arthur B. Heaton of the
Planning and Renovizing Committee
has organized representatives of the
building industry into groups, for the
purpose of aiding in the activities of
the entire campaign.
He announced today that E. H. Rosen-
garten has been named chairman Of
the Committee on Exposition. Other
committees and their chairmen are as
follows: Plumbing Exhibit, Joseph
High; Heating Exhibit, S. Franklin
Gardner; Appliance Exhibit, Edgar
Morris; Speakers, Delos H. Smith,
Architectural Exhibit, Philip E.
Schreier, and Painting Exhibit, George
Evening star., 1934-10-21
BUSINESS MEN TO MEET

The seventh annual meeting of the
Georgia Avenue Business Mems Asso-
citation will be held at 8 pm, October
30, at the Pierce Cafe, 5000 block of
Georgia avenue. The annual election
of officers will be held then.
A buffet supper and smoker has been
arranged and full attendance is re-
quested by Eugene Minoux, president
of the group.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
LIQUOR SEIZURES GROW
September Total of 455 Compares
With 44O in August.

Seizures of liquor for violation of
customs laws during September num-
bered ASS, as compared with 440 in
August, it was announced by the Gus
toms Bureau.
Number OF gallons seized totaled 1859
in September, as compared with 1896
in August, while alcohol taken in Sep
tember Fotaled 750 gallons, as against
967 gallons il August.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

on human rela-
tons being spon-
ore d by the
Council of Social
Agencies, lectur-
ing at IL o'clock
tomorrow in the
United S t a t e S
Chamber of Com
merce Building.
DR.. Owings will
be introduced by
Judge Fay Bent
ley of the Juve-
nile Court.
DR.. Owings was
awarded the Le-
oiop 0f Honor hv
Evening star., 1934-10-21

Sterling deposit on pot
terry base; black, green or
rust; matching parchment
shade.
KINGS PALiCE-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
Trash Collection Date Set.
Ipecial Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, October 90
Mayor L. P. Daniel issued notices
yesterday fixing next week, beginning
Monday, as the time for the semi
annual collection of trash within the
corporate limits Of the town.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
200 CRITTENT0N HOME
LEADERS TO CONVENE

Circle Heads to Meet With Board
of Managers Friday-Lunch-
con to Be Held.
ABOUT 200 leaders Of the various
Florence Crittenton Circles are sched-
uled to attend the annual rally to be
held by the Board Of Managers at
the Florence Crittenton Home. 375s
Reservoir road, Friday at II am.
Mrs. Leonard Olree Is chairman Of
the Program Committee. Mrs. VIII
liam Tignor will have charge of q
luncheon to be served at o'clock.
Mrs. Frederick Umhau has been
elected president Of the newly formed
DR.. Kate Waller Barrett Circle. Mrs.
E. c. Holtgrede is secretary.
Evening star., 1934-10-21
DR.. CHLOE OWINGS
TO SPEAK IN COURSE
z. E. R. A. Official to Lecture in
Human Relations Series
Here Tomorrow.

DR.. Chloe Owings, assistant director
of the Womens Work Division, Fed
eral Emergency Relief Administration,
will be the third speaker in a course