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Evening star., 1934-04-07

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4518 Ridge ST.. SS.95O-15 pine trees,
babbling brook. rustic bridge. .6Ox1b0;
rooms. tile bath. shower; fireplace, metal
weather-stripped. blower on furnace. use
economical pea coal. Vacant. Open Tor
'''S'e''cHEv CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
S9250-Terms.
$500 3Oth pi.. JUS, north Of Military
rd.-New u rooms. 2 open hreplaces.
2 tiled baths, recreation room finished In
knotty pine, garage. large lot to paved
alley. Open for inspection.
CHEVY CHASE. LELAND.
4313 Elm St.-$S.950.
Is pine trees, babbling brook, rustic
bridge. lot 6Ox159. 6 rooms fully tiled
bath with shower. fireplace. metal weather.
stripped. built-in garage. Vacant; open
~. MORGAN E. MORGAN,
11OS 10th st. NV. National 9463.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
DETACHED. NORTHWEST.
Best Car Line Service.
bed rooms, 3 baths, large living room; ga
rage: lot. 60x16O. Fine fruit trees and
shrubbery. Elec. refrigeration, screens and
PRICE. S13,500
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNE REALTY CORP.
NE. $3.50. or a'ea e. 81 .is., 9 pm.
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HOME AND THREE ACRES.
IN THE DISTRICT,
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC.
A beautiful STONE HOME, situated on
profusely wooded knoll. with. 130-foot
frontage right on the boulevard. In the
District, Just few minutes from the
downtown section. Locations of this type
are almost impossible to buy at any price.
but we are offering this home at figure
that will surprise you and which is less
than the value of the ground alone.
Arrange to inspect it this week end.
PHONE UP TO q PM.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1903 H ST NV MA, 2345.
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rooms and kitchen, semi-private bath.
electric refrigeration, gas, cleo. INV h.
ME T4O3 week days s.
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THE CHARLOTTE. 2l2O ST. NV.
ADJ. 9-Large, bright room and kitchen,
well furnished. rear porch; 50 wk. s.
. LARGE, NICELY. FURNISHED HOUSE
eleC, sink. phone; 81 week. 1861 4th ne.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST. NV.
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GROOM BRICK HOME,
1904 7th ST. NV.

oNI4Wyo 4yoS Se az uin oSSio "a No
Attractive all-brick home with large
concrete front porch. 2 rear screened
porches and detached garage; on high
elevation. l square from Sherman Circle;
q spacious rooms and bath. in excellent
condition; deep lot. Only S6.950; $4,000
less than original cost. See it today.
Terms to suit. Call GEorgia 1922. Open
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THos. !. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
143l EYE ST. NV.

BY ALFRED H. LAWSON.
ap2-d&ds exSu Vice President
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EMPLOYED WOMAN WILL SHARE CO
operatively her furnished 7-room. p bath
home. near C. U. and Monastery; total
expense including maid. low to refined
employed couple or ladies. PO. 315s-R.
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MT. PLEASANT HOME.
rooms attic. garage. porches. trees.
Ideal neighbors: consider trades; bargain.
OWNER. Potomac 1886 until IL pm. 9s
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS
We have cash buyers for investment
to oiier equitable trades. See Mr.. Towbes,
CAFRITZ. DI. 90S0.
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8 MINUTES FROM CAPITOL.
See 213 18th St. NE.
Colonial design. s rooms on 9 floors.
Easily arranged for 2 families. if desired.
Open for inspection.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1000 14th st wv DI 3347.
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| NORTHWEST BRICK HOME. ONLY E
months old. Sacrifice for S6,450. Ideal
| home and real bargain. PAUL P. STONE.
North 7471.
| $4,000 BUYS SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
| home. rooms. bath. built-in garage:
| paved street and alley; convenient location.
| $500 cash. terms on balance. PAUL p.
| STONE North 141l
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6e&%huax:

300 10th ST NV, APT. 50Q-CONVEN-
lent to Offices: one room. kitchen and
bath. completely furnished: FrigidaEe.
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NoNNE - OK l.,
WISCONSIN AVE. AND q ct NV
Modern store, good basement; best shop-
ping district, adjoining large chain stores
other business. -
ROBT. l.. McKEEVER co.
Shoreham Bldg. MA. 475O O..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING A DETACHED TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. CON-
TANNING TWELVE ROOMS, BATH
AND LAVATORY. ALSO THREE-CAR
FRAME GARAGE, KNOWN AS 1885
Evening star., 1934-04-07

NEW. ALL BRICK. IN MICHIGAN
Manor. the restricted community Of salts
fed home owners. 1908 Allison st. ne
d large rooms. = full baths. porches
large let. garage, paved street. The price
is right and terms can be arranged.
EUGENE H. PHIFER. North $500.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW. 3 ROOMS
bath. large lot. front porch; price, S8.45O.
on terms. 320S 18th ST. ne. PAUL p.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
PROF. IRWIN DIES
IN TAkOMA PARK
Secretary of Seventh Day
Adventist Group Had Been
III Two Years.

Prof Charles Walter Irwin. secre-
tary Of the education department Of
the World Conference of Seventh
Day Adventists. died Yesterday at his
home. No. Manor Circle. Takoms
Park. Md, after an illness of two
years.
Born in Mount Vernon. Ohio. he
was the only son of Rev. and Mrs.
president OF the General Conference
of Seventh-Day Adventists from 1897
to 1901
After graduating from high school
in his native town. Irwin entered the
UNCONVENTIONAL college at Battle
Greek. Mich. in 1887, from which he
received an A. B degree
In 1891 he was elected to the fac
ulty OF Union College. Nebr., where he
taught for seven years. He was dean
of men there for some time.
Shortly after his marriage to Miss
Minnie V. Hennig OF Nebraska. Prof.
Irwin received his NJ A. degree in
Greek and Latin from the University
of Nebraska.
From Union College he went to the
principalShip of the Southern Inous-
trial School at Graysville. Tenn. He
remained there three years. leaving
to accept a call from the Foreign Mis-
sion Board 10 ioin the Avendale
School for Christian Workers in Aus
tralia.
Prof. Irwin returned to this country
in 1909 and became the first presi-
dent of Pacific Union College. Calf
He remained in that position until
coming to Takoma Park in 1921. as
assistant secretary Of the educational
department of the General Confer
ence. In 1880 he became secretary.
His former wife having died. he
married Mrs. Minnie B. Edwards of
Takoma Park. in 1880. She survives
him.
Funeral services will be held in the
Takoma Park Seventh-day Adventist
Church at 2.30 pm. tomorrow. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Hit Mfntnrtaiii.

ELLSWORTH ROBERT. A tribute Of de-
votlon to the memory OF my dear son.
ROBERT ELLSWORTH. who left me two
years ago today August 1. 1892.
In that land where the bright ones are
In that farsway hons where they
Does be know how my sad heart is
Does he know that loved him SO
well7
Gone. but not forgotten.
HIS LOVING MOTHER. RACHEL VIII
LIAMS
JARvEY. ELIZABETH C. In loving re-
membrance OF my dear niece. ELIZA
BETH c. JARVEY. who passed away
two years aso today, August ]. 1899
You have not left me. Elizabeth. dear,
feel your presence near;
I know that you are helping me.
That I Eeed have no fear
Oft and oft do I wander
To your grave. not far away.
Where they gently laid your body
Just two Years aRo today.
RAYMOND. ANDREW P. In memory. Of
my beloved son. ANDREW P. RAY
MOND who passed 10 the great beyond
August J. 1898.
And the eyes Of the blind shall pc opened.
CARA p. BUCHANAN.
SUMMERS GRACE TAYLOR. In loving
remembrance OF our dear mother.
GRACE TAYLOR SUMMERS. who de-
parted this life two years ago today.
when days are dark and friends are
Dear mother. how we long for yon,
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
TwIFoRD. LAURA. In sad but loving re-
membrance OF my dear mother, LAURA
TWIFORD. who departed this life
twenty years ago today, August 1914.
DAUGHTER. MAYME.
Evening star., 1934-08-01

Church as College Park. viii ofncists
The remains viii De creBs,ed.
Miss Ws.hereil. who had resided
with Senator and Mrs. Schan for ~
yezYs. has been III at intervals for
some time. bit her death came A. q
shock. a. she was apparently not III
when she retired Monday night
Miss wetherelI was at one time
editor Of the wonsn's page Of the
Minneapolis Times. no longer in ex-
iSfenee. end she reviewed numerous
books and did much other writing
She taught 81 various times In prom
n1ent girls school In Minneapolis
and San FrsDcisco.
Miss wethereIl also was an accom-
pIished elccutioniSt. and II wss while
a student at the University Of Mime
sofa that Senator Schall made her
acquaintance and began studying un-
der her. A fast friendship developed
between the student and teacher
Later Miss Wetherell went 10 Mexico
btir there she met financial reverses
and returned to the United States.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
MISSING BRIDE HUNTED

DENVER, Colo. August l tPl.-
The search for Mrs. GLADYS Mandy
Smith. 22-vear-old Denver bride who
disappeared last Thursday. switched
to Kansas Yesterday when police re-
ceived a report that car resembling
hers was seen near Lawrence. Kans.,
several days ago.
Mrs. Smith dropped from sight
after taking her husband. Bernard
Smith. to work last Thursday night.
She never returned to her home
Mrs. Smith was reported TO have
told a sorority sister that a former
suitor threatened to kill her unless
she divorced her husband and mar
ried him. A police probe discounted
this theory.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
MRS. EMMA BURNS DIES

Mrs. Emma r. Burns. resident
Of this city from 1928 to 1880. died
June in a Topeka. Kans.. hospital,
1t was learned here today.
Mrs. Burns, widow of J. J. Burns
former official Of the Denver a. Rio
Grsnde Western Railroad, lived at
Meridian Mansions. 2400 Sixteenth
street, when here.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs
Lyle Burns Steever. OF this city. and
three sisters. Mrs. Steever was with
her at the time OF her death. Burial
was at Denver.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
TUBERCULOSIS EXPERT
SUCCUMBS TO MALADY
DR.. Bronfn Was Medical Director
Of National Jewish Hospital
in Colorado.

b ths Associated Press
DENVER, August ny I d.
Bronfn. "a. medical director Of the
National Jewish Hospital. who was
considered by hts colleagues as TN au-
thority on tuberculosis. died Of that
disease here yesterday
Dr.. Bronfn came TO the United
States in 1902 from Russia. Recently
he had been associated with other
Denver physicians in seeking a pre-
ventive for tuberculosis and a serum
vas developed. The value Of this
serum is now being tested on Colorado
convicts
Born in Lantzkeiene. Russia. Or.
Bronfin received his medical degree
at New York State University in 1911.
At Beth Israel Hospital in Boston he
organized the first Jewish training
school for nurses in the United States.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
WAR WOUNDS FATAL
Philadelphia Clergyman Was
Known as Fighting Bob"

=
Known as Fighting Bob"
PHILADELPHIA, August OP).--
Rev. Robert J. McFetridge, So. known
as Fighting Bob" to thousands of fel-
low veterans OF the World War. died
yesterday In his rectory as result OF
complications from shell wounds and
gas.
He was chaplain OF the l0sth Field
Artillery. 2sth Division, in the war
and since has Allied the same once for
outfits OF reserves and veterans or
ganizations
During 30 years in the ministry he
filled posts in the missionary district
in Wyoming Pittsburgh. Pa. Beacon,
N. y; st. Louis and Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
FUNERAL ARRANGED
FOR WOMAN WRITER
Services 70 Be Held for Miss Lu-
ellie Wetherell Tomorrow
in Hyattsyille

speelsi Dispatch ~ Ths gar.
BEEwYN HEIGHTS Nd. August
is--Funersl services for Miss Lucille
wethefeli. 7e years old. writer sn6
former educator wflo was found dead
in bed yesterday morning at the home
81 United States Senator and Mrs
schaIl Of Minnesota here. wiil BE-
held tomoFrow afternoon At 2 O'Clock
from oasch's Sons funeral home IN
Hyattsyills Rev Ronslds Taylor
rector Of s. Andrews Episcopal
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and has since made hsT home with
the SchsIl family She vas a great
aid to the Senator in his research
and other vork. he said. MlSs weth-
erell was a native OF Vermont
Evening star., 1934-08-01
THE WEATHER

District of Coiumbia-Partly cloudy
with local thunderShowers late to-
night or tomorrow; somewhat warmer
tomorrow: moderate south and SOUTH
west winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy with local
showers and thunderstorms in west
and central portions late tonight or
tomorrow. and in extreme east portion
tomorrow; somewhat warmer tomor-
row. and in west portion tonight.
Virginia-Partlv cloudy with show
ers and thunderstorms In west portion
tonight and tomorrow and in east
portion tomorrow. somewhat warmer
in northwest portion tonight and In
north and west portions tomorrow.
West Virginia-Local showers and
thunderstorms tonight AID tomorrow:
warmer tonight and in east portion
tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
FOREIGN
FOUND.

BOSTON BULL TERRIER. black and white
some ones pet Owner describe fully.
Address Box 147-S. Star ONCE. l.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Res
cue League. u o st. NV. North 613O:
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Garha nf TtankH.

JOHNSON. ROSA A. We wish TO express
our sincere appreciation and gratitude
TO our many friends. neishbors and rela-
tives for the kindness sympathy and
beautiful ioral tributes rendered at the
death OF our beloved mother ROSA A.
JOHNSON
BEATRICE J. HENRY VIOLA j.
PERRY
WILDER, DR.. JAMES X. wish to ex-
press my appreciation and deep graft
tude to the relatives and friends for the
many acts of kindness. expressions OF
sympathy and also for the beautiful
Moral tributes sent at the death OF my
husband, DR. JAMES r. WILDER
WIFE SALLfE c. WILDER.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
LOST.

Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star tDiH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, INCLUSIVE, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
ana legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BULL PUP. female; white black around
eyes brown spot on body; last seen near
Arlington. Va July 2S or %. Reward for
return. Please call Clarendon 1877
CAT. yellow. black and white Persian.
answers TO name "Topsy." vicinity Wsrder
DENTAL BRIDGE. removable. vicinity of
Conn. Ave Bridge. Reward. Phone Adams
9125.
DoG-collie. . years old brownish red and
whites lost in ALEXANDRIA. Reward. Call
Alexander 1873.
FRATERNITY PIN, Delta Sigma Phi. in
and K NV. on Tuesday. Reward. LIN
HAT BOX, round, black. with initials
j. A. c." on July 81 between Eagles
mere. Pa, and D. c. Reward. Notify G.
g. CTaighill @s03 p st. NV. %
PAIR OF OXFORD GLASSES. on Friday
in vicinity of woodward LothTops.
Please phone Wisconsin 2756.
WATCH. white gold. initials g NJ. D.. C.
h. B." sth st. NV. between Pa. ave. and
?. or ConsTess Heights car. Reward.
l40l Ridse pl. Sc AT $3.50.
WATCH CHAIN sold. with penknife. Re
ward. Finder please notify National '4Oo
from 9 TO 5.
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MOORE. ARTHUR ANTHoNY. on Run.

dsy. July -. 1894 ct his residences 3ss
X Sc sw, after a brief illness. ARTHUR
ANTHONY. beloved husband OF Sarah
Moore He also lPavFs two daughterS
one son and other relatives and friends
10 mourn their loss Remains RESTING at
Henry s Washington 4 sons funeral
home, as N st NV Funeral Thurs
Southern Baptist Church ath and L SITS,
nv. lnterment ia Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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PFE,FEER, SARAH c. On Monesy July

PFEiFFER. SARAH c. on Monday. July
10. 1884. at Slhiey Memorial Hospital
after long Illness SARAH O. PFEIFFER
NEE White). beloved wife Of the late
Charles c Pfeificr and mother OF
Claudine A. and Fletcher Pfeiffer.
Funeral will be held from her late resi-
dencc. Seli Georgia ave. NV on
Thursday, August . at 9 am. thence
20 the Church OF the Nativity 5000
Georgia ave nv. where mass will he
heard at q,3O am. for the repose nf
her soul Relatives and friends invited
lnterment in Arlington NattoGal cem-
eterY.
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JUNEST OffN hIsE7 7 'Httt n q. st'N3t3t.
Tuesday July 81 1884 at Alexandria.
Va CHARLES JONES. the beloved son
OF Robert and Ellen Jones brother o.
Thomas. Isiah Dewey and Robert Jones.
Mrs Alberta Smith. Mrs Louise Thomas
Mrs Maggie Jones. Fannie May. Sarah
and Molie Jones. He also Is survived
by other relatives and friends Remains
temporarily resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. funeral home. 22l North
Patrick st. Alexandria. Va. Notice OF
funeral Ia
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KEEN. GEORGE A. On Tuesday July 81
1884. at Garfield Hospital GEORGE A.
KEEN father Of Mrs Everett s. Shipp
Of sol Rock Greek Church rd NV.
William w Keen Of Memphis. Tenn.
and Arch E. Keen of CoVington. Ky.
and brother of Thomas A. Keen Of Ba-
taVia Ohio. His remains ar resting
at the v L. Speare Co. 1909 II ST. n W.
Funeral services and inteTment Will take
in Ohio
Evening star., 1934-08-01
River Report.
Report for Last - Hours.

Potomac and Shenandoah River
clear today.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
RUTHERFORD. RosAIE pepsrt.d nj

lie Sunday July - 1874 ROsAIIE
RUTHERFORD OF Is2o Orewon ave. nv.
She leaves to mourn their loss = hus-
bano. William Rutherford, her mother.
MaFeie Carroll, and host Of other
relatives and friends Body resting at
the Malvsn 4 Sohey funeral home New
Jersey ave and r st, NV. until We'd
neSday Ausust 1. at pm. interment
Evening star., 1934-08-01

HAWKINS, JOHN FRANCIS. Suddenly. on
Monday July 30. 1884 JOHN FRANCIS.
beloved husband OF Mary c. Hawkins,
He also leaves to mourn their loss Two
sisters Mrs Ella Lancaster Of Spring
Hill Md. and Mrs. Annie Johnson OF
Matthews County. Va. and other Teia-
tives and friends. Remains resting az
SteWartS funeral home. 80 H ST. ne.
Notice of funeral later
Evening star., 1934-08-01

GuHooLEY JoBN J. On Tuesday Jul,

81. 1894 at his residence. Sell o st
NV. JOHN j. beloved husband of the
late Mary E. Gilhooley and father OF
Jane E. Brown and Mary z. Flaharty.
Funeral from the above residence on
Saturday August 4. at $50 am ;
thence to Holy Trinity Church. where
mass will be offered at an. for The
repose OF his soul. Relatives ano
friends invited. Interment at Holy Rood
g
Evening star., 1934-08-01

YATES, MARION r. Departed this life
on Tuesday. July 3 1894 a. Gallinger
Hospital. MARION YATES. the be-
lonia Yates She also leaves two BROTH
ers. seven sisters and many other rela-
tives and friends Remains resting at
the funeral parlor OF Alexander 8. Pope.
3I5 18th st Sc. until Thursday Au-
gust .. at / pm: theTeafthr at her lste
residence l4l4 Morris I'd. Sc Funeral
Friday. August Z. at / pm. from
Ebenezer M Z. Church. 4th and q sts
Sc. Rev Walter English oflciating, In
termcnt Woodiawn Cemetery. -
Evening star., 1934-08-01
KEFNF. WILLARD AUSTIN. On Mond

JuE 30. 1894. a. Turtle Greek. Pa.
WILLARD AUSTIN. husband OF Orilee
DIX Keene Servtces at the home OF his
S4xter Mrs Edna x Bushee. 3453 Hol-
mead pl NV on Thursday. August ?
st . 20 pm. Interment Oak Hill Gem
Evening star., 1934-08-01

KEENE. WILLARD A. A special com.
munication OF Stansbury Lodge No. "a
p A A. M is called for Thursday. Au-
gust , 1894 at ] 40 pm. for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral OF ouT
late brother. WILLARD A. KEENE.
KENNETH II SHEELOR. Master.
RALPH L. HEBBARD. Seey.
Evening star., 1934-08-01

BULL PUP female; white. black around
eyes brown spot body; last seen near
Arlington. Va July 2S or %. Reward for
Evening star., 1934-08-01

FRATERNITY PIN, Delta Sigma Phi. in
itialed on back -. L. O.: vicinity 18th
and K NV. on Tuesday. Reward. LIN
Evening star., 1934-08-01

Great values. More than
800 business and sports
suits, in the shades you
want for immediate and
Fall wear-grays and
tans. Coats are ideal to
ensemble with light
trousers. Rarely do you
ever find fine fabrics
and high-grade tailoring
of such standards sell
ing at $l9.75 :. SO, hot.
foot it to The Young
Mems Shop and cash in
on these values.
-Flannels, tweeds and
worsteds, in year.'round and
light weights. Double or sin.
gle breasted many BIZ
Swings in the lot. Shorts,
longs and regulars.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today. sos 7:20
Sun, tomorrow 5:09 720
Moon, today. .l0:37 pm. 1919 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in
the Capital (current month to date)
Evening star., 1934-08-01

HANDY. WILLIAM b. On Tuesday. July
81 ! 934 at SiDley Hospital WILLIAM
b HANDY. beloved husband Of Mary A.
Handy (nee Hughes. Funeral from his
late residence 1923 lst 81. NV on
Friday August g. at 2:30 pm. RelA-
tiVes and friends invited. 1nterment
Conversational Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1934-10-12
LOCAL SCHOOLS
REPORT BUSY .
WEEK FOR ALL
Members Of,JuniOr And Senior High Hold Assembly;
Special Boys Class of The Elementary School
Place Fire Prevention Display In Store Window;
Junior High Girls Organize GLee Club.
instrumental Glasses Haze Started In Junior And
Senior High Schools; Elementary Grades Capture
Many Prizes At Grange FIOLCer ShOW; Milford
High Grid Men Beat Strong Georgetown EIeUen

The Junior and Senior High
Schools of Milford, held their regu-
lar assembly at 9 a. m. on Wednes-
day morning. The program was in
recognition of Columbus Day and
Fire Prevention Week. The Milford
High School Orchestra played dur
ing assembly. They will play in as
sembly at various times during the
year. The program was as follows:
Hymn, Onward Christian Sold
iCIs."
Bible reading, Mr. Miller.
Lords prayer.
Flag salute.
Song, America"
"A Lesson in Life-Be Courteous"
Mr.. Miller.
Song, Keep the Home Fires
Burning"
Song. There's a Long, Long
Trail A Winding"
Play, "The Council of Salaman-
ca" by the high school U: S. history
classes.
Round.
Fire Prevention film. 1T Might
Have Been You"
Mr. Boston directed the play.
THE Council of Salamanca" in
which the following took part:
COlumbus-Felix Mick.
Milford chronicle., 1934-10-12
SAFETY COUNCIL
URGES CARE IN
HANDLING GUNS
AS Cunning Season APP
prOaches, Warming Is
Issued To Hunters.
USE COMMON SENSE

Every year some 5000 people are
accidentally killed handling guns
(mOstiy during the winter). and OF
the many more thousands injured,
these injuries are invariably very
serious. Boiled down to essentials,
most of these accidents involve the
shoulder gun used for hunting or
target shooting; virtually all are
due to stupidity or ignorance; the
"unloaded gun" which turns out to
be loaded is a notorius offender. ac-
cOrding TO the Delaware Safety
Council.
Too many people take it for grant
ed that accidents and guns go hand e
finland, but this is a fallacy. There
is no need for gun accidents. and the
best proof of that is in the work of
the National Rife Association which
in recent years has trained approx
imately a quarter of a million nigh
school and junior high pupils in the
handling of guns, including qualify
ing tests and competitive shOOtinS.
without q single accident resulting
in physical injury!
Plainly. a little common sense is
all you need to keep your gun from
turning traitor; and that applies to
the average boys 20 as well as to
the high-powered army rifle. II
the average hunter treated an Ordi-
Turn 10 Page 9. PlraJP
Milford chronicle., 1934-10-12
DISCUSS SWEET POTATO
DISEASE CONTROL
A Check OF Kent County Projects
win BE Made Again This Year

Along with the harvesting OF the
sweet potato crop in Kent. county
this fall. arrangements have been
made by County Agent Russell E.
Wilson to check over the disease
control demonstrations which were
conducted again this year on the
farms Of Ernest F. Killen, Samuel
Bradley, H. w. Knapp and Robert
H. Greenlee in the FELTON, area.
This project, which is being car
ried on in cooperation with DR.. ]. F.
Adams. plant pathologist of the Uni
versity of Delaware and the State
Board of Agriculture. has been
planned to show the effect OF dip
ping the roots of sweet potato
plants in disinfectant solutions for
the control of black rot, scurf. and
other diseases that are common to
this crop in this section of the Uni
ted States.
The treatment material used last
spring in these demonstrations con-
sisted of Improved Semesan Bel.
which is the same kind of material
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