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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

RESEARCHMEN'S CLUB. 1907 1 tEye) St.
Ideal downtown location Sl4 monthly up:
board optional. s. 30 up; showers. comfort.
PORTLAND HOTEL Vermont Ave. and
Thomas circle - Comfortable pleasant;
downtown: quiet. clean SIS wk.. So mo. up.
CONN AVE. AND NJ ST. 1881 Jefferson
n Twin beds. semi-private bath gen
CLEVELAND PARK-Lovely front room,
next to bath: housekeeping optional: home
privileges Very reasonable. Clev 266S.
1916 MASS AVE NW.-Large. comfort
able room. first floor. equipped Tor Ink:
$3.50
1877 r ST N.W-Room and kitchen; also
front single and double rooms; nicely
furnished; board optional. Reasonable.
I23 6th ST NE-LarEe. bright room. .
windows. ami. oil heat; well-organized
1913 L ST NW-Loyely. clean. single
rooms on first floor. S35O-S4 weekly.
Maid service.
DOWNTOWN. 1I"I 10Th ST. NE-N,ce
clean single room on md floor. 7. W: near
bath; - weekly. "
1891 L ST NW.-Large. warm. nicely
furnished Ink room. $3.50. Also front
single room ~ weekly.
1000 ST. NV. Apt. 40l-BTight room
for two; convenient location. Phone North
2291. evenings.
177I MASS. AVE Nw.-Gentleman, Most
attractive. large. SlnEle room: bath USED
by three men only: S35 month.
I43I FAIRMONT NW.-Front basement
apt, Sis mo-; second A.. hk.. S25; plenty
heat hot water No children. "5'
III 4th ST SE-Large SecOnd-foor
room equipped with Frigidaire and gas
range. Cheerful home for married couple
SCHUYLER ARMS. 1854 Col I'd. Apt
4O"-Nicely furnished bed room. adloin-
,ing bath and shower; one gentleman; ref.
9!Io VERMONT AVE.-select rooms
c h. " phone: central: two in room. -
each weekly: single -. Meals optional
93I G PL NW-Large rooms with run
ming water. convenient 10 business district.
Slngle - 80: double. $3.50. 29'
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS. ALL
3Sth ST nw.-Large newly decorated
room near bath: adults Reasonable.
1886 HOBART ST N.W-Front room.
next 10 bath continuous hot water; per
sons employed Private home.
5II9 sth ST. NW-Warm, well-fur
nished. second story front. next bath:
private home. Reasonable
Gos ST NE-Furnished room. suitable
fer two: convenient to Capitol. Library
and Union Station. Reasonable.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE very attrac-
tive light warm room. with fireplace:
with or without kitchenette. 1862 N. H.
ave. NV.
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COAL. FUEL OIL, WOOD.

PA HARD COAL CO. 2.@4o lbs. TO ton.
Stove and Chestnut. Sl2; Pea, $40.
Adams $3.50. 4"l Deiafeld pl NV.
PENN ANTHRACITE COAL CO-Coal
stored free Penn. hard nut. stove or egg,
S1@ Phone Potomac 1919. 26@
SEASONED OAK and hickory wood cut in
fireplace length. u cord and UP delivered
also pine. Ryan'S Lumber Yard. Phone
7
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1927 r ST N.W--RoOm and kitchen; also
furnished; board optional. Reasonable.
I23 6lh ST NE-LarEe bright room. .
windows. ami, oil heat; welI-organlZed
home: ~ weekly
Evening star., 1935-01-23
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 1881 pickup; completely recon. recon.
for this week Only S1S5: easy terms.
Capitol Motors a41 Water St NV.
INTERNATIONAL 1885 truck BIS. oman
cab. 3 comp. 76S-gal. tank: 500 miles
CHEVROLET 1884 commercial chassis;
antee. Price reduced to S35S.90 VIII
furnish the kind of body you want at
reasonable price. and the complete UNI
financed Is down. balance II months.
CHEVROLET 1888 high stake, 157-inch
mechanical order and appearance: $393
includes 30-day no-cost service and Tri-
ANGLES Blue-Ribbon Guarantee 18th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. Open evenings
FORD 1884. I57-in. stake body; less than
5000 miles; like new throughout; guaran-
teed substantial reduction See Mr. Allen
1oean Motor Co. 1917 Irving st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1884 lis-ton chassis and
cab: hrand-new. never used; new-car guar
antee. 13l" wheelbaSe. dual wheels.
3@"X6" Sply tires all around. Price re.
duced to S655.45 Will furnish the kind
and the complete unit financed Il down.
bal. L. mos. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga.
ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Choice of
25
PanelS-EXpreSS-StakeS-Pick-
Observation-Disclosures.
TermS-Trade.
STEUART MOTORS,
9Th ST AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.

Corner Goth and Randolph SITS. ne
New brick bungalow and 6-room houses.
modern in every way. Select your home
fixtures and decorations. These homes are
selling fast. Price and terms will please
you Open and heated until 9.3n pm.
Drive out Rhode Island ave to Goth st,
turn left on 10th 10 the property. Apply
l3l4 Rhods IslaEd ave. n e Dec. liz.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

COAL. WOOD AND OIL STOVES AND CIR
Culatlng heaters at money-Savlng prices,
complete new assortment Also save on
stove pipe furnace pipe and fittings.
HECHINGER CO.. 4-Branches-4.
Evening star., 1935-01-23
WANTED-APARTMENTs.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.


CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS. FUR. OR
untur. home; elec. Tefrlg.. garage. hot
water heat. mi. Phone Adams 6NG3.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
r. b, gas heat saraee ..... 81 %. GO GO
Is T. r b, h.-w.h. garage. 259.o9
For r Further 9 Information II Call Nj Finch 2aI
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 l1th St NV. National 2Si4.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. ROOMS
and bath h.-w h. gas electricity: D min
utes from Pa. ave. ~li5 mo-. l-year lease
Address Box AZ. Star Office.
63O5 MAPLE AVE CHEVY CHASE. MD
Just one block beyond Chevy Chase Club
very desirable home of = rooms and
bath. MI. including washing machine
G. E. garsge Nicely furnished including
piano. II can be leased for I TO Il months
maybe lOngG.. " surely is real bar
gain at Slun C W. SIMPSON co. 1O34
VI. ave prone Metropolitan 500.
:3,:;;37 ASHMEAD PL NW-NINE ROOMS.
two baths. double garage: no reasonable
rental refused. Phone North 4565
Evening star., 1935-01-23

1r7l MASS. AVE NW-Gentleman. Most
attractive large. SlnEle room; bath USED
Nv three men only. sos month
Evening star., 1935-01-23

PIANOS RecoudItioned Mason < Ham
lin upripht. S1l5; ChiCkerng uprl2ht,
SlG5 Also many others from $40 up.
Easy terms kits. 1890 G. st i
GRAND PIANOS are now offered NJ eXccp-5
tion8I parealn prices; 90 instruments 20
select from one used grand SlIghtly used,
& Bach Hardman Story x Clark. Jessie
FIPEch & Co. Bradbury ana Worch erandS
and uprightS. Five and a half octaeOn
baby uprlghtS for sale and rent. GrardS
rented and sold on convenient terms. Hugo
WorCh. Il1O G. Est. 1879.
APARTMENT UPRIGHT-An unusually
has been used only about 3 months and
reduced TO S2l5. Paw - down. balance
monthly Kits. 1890 G st.
PLAYER-PIANO-A late-model, Wel-con-
S,ructed instrument in good cOnduon.
Nt9 Paw ~ down. : weekly. Kit S,
1890 C st.
CLEARANCE SALE OF pianos ana players,
in excellent condition: must be sold for
StOraEC CharCeS- So TO SOD smith S
Transfer & S-oragC Co. 1913 You ST. NV.
Phone North 3:i43
PIANO Brand-ncw Nelson baby grand.
S3S5 One of the latest and most popular
models We have only one left 50 were
reducing the p:ICe in order to close It out
az once. Pay - down. balance monthly.
kits. 1890 G ST.
PIANO-Hallctt & Davis mIdeet grand in
good condition. ~lI5 An ideal size for
the smaller apartment. PAY - down,
balance monthly. KITES. 1880 G St
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1871 L ST NW.-Large. warm nicely
furnished Ink room. $3.50 Also front
single room ~ weekly.
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WONDERFUL VALUE.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Modern G-room "-bath brick home with
recreation room, large kitchen with din
cite. pantry. electro refrIeeratIon. finished
attic with StoTace closet. q" rear porches. >
f1rcplaCos. Situated on wide avenue. THIS
home must be sod and represents sacrl-
fee Of several thousand dollars For in
formation. call MI PARKER. District
$500 after - ; p N.
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etc. repaired bought sold and eXchd.
New i4-hp motor. SS.95. New 1@!nch
eXh fans. Sl95U. Furnace blowers. 81 so.
AquaStats. 80. TheTmoStatS. Sll Harris
ArmaturC Co. GIL L NV Met. $40
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GENTLEMAN desires furn. room. NV.
State price. size. family. etc. Address Box
465-A Star Office. 23'
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

$40 WILL heat your home automatically:
save 4Or5 fuel. Let US tell you. Carroll
Co. III 12th. Phone National 132O.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Threc-pIcCe living room suite reuphOl-
stored for SIS covering and new inside
material included. made like new, in finest
tapestry and frieZettc. workmanship guar
anteed La France Upholstery Co. @5U9
l4th st. NV. Phone Columbia 1NL12.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

CLUB 1907 tEye) St.
Ideal downtown location; Sl4 monthly up.
board optional. 80 up; showers. comfort.
Evening star., 1935-01-23
CARROLL SPRINGS INN
IuLCREST

$500 18th NV. CORNER GIRARD.
ROOM AND BOARD.
Double 2nd floor front. southeast expo
sure. twin beds if desired. balanced home
cooking. rates reasonable, congenial sur
roundings
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IMTINE.NlHlNIlN..
!s,SsaS~+eoo fcaEYRoIET IIss'.ss'rr'nltl(
4 11oo 'a1''.s sI,,,,...,.ll ~ llpu''s s".IAHo
AUTO LOANS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CHICAGO THURS. FRI.
or Sat southern route. accom-. > pass.
share expense. Phone Atlantic 1896,
YOUNG MAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION.
New Mexico or vicinity Friday or after.
Help drive if desirable. 1141 F st. NV.
Mr.. Slayer
Evening star., 1935-01-23
47O8 BLAGDEN TERRACE

Handsome det home in select loca-
tion, r 3 b. large liv r. opening
onto rig SIDE porch. recrea tion room in
basement; gar, with porch above; oil heat;
entire house in new condition. price very
altraCtlye- omen day and night
Evening star., 1935-01-23

I43I FAIRMONT W.-Front basement
apt. SIS mo-; second n, h k. SO; plenty
hrnt hnf matnr No Children US
Evening star., 1935-01-23

S25; buffet. 81: china closet 50; Chiffo-
robe IS; day bed. $3.50. chairs. beds.
other furniture cheap. 12I1 H ne. 't3~
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101 FLORIDA AVE NE.
- $50. ~ .Ouu CASH
HOME OR INVESTMENT
INSPECTION ANY TIME
WAPLE {: JAMES INC
2%6 14th ST. NV. DISTRICT AZ
HOME OR INVESTMENT.

Nearly new B II. Gruver brick home;
brand-neW condition one of best NV.
sections six large rooms three porches
and garage. priced low terms Also have
new three and four bed room homes for
sale. Please cali Mr.. MALONEY. Cleve-
Evening star., 1935-01-23

4516 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE
In beautiful Michigan Manor. a Groom.
2-bath brick house. ! am proud to offer
modern features and the superior construc-
tto1. Prior purchase Of low-cost mate
rials insures an outstanding value.
out Michigan ave. to 14th st. ne.
h!ocs north or phone North 7471. PAUL
P. STONE. .-
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FARM AND GARDEN.
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WELL-ROITED MANGRE-Cow and stable
manure delivered - per ton; / tons. SID.
Address Box "O5-K Star Office
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

Goa IRVING ST NW-Two medium-sized
rooms suitable for Ink; working couple
preferred Phone Columbia 1895.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

rooms. - baths maid s room and bath.
lear garage; in Chevy Chase. Wesley
Heights, Cleveland Park. Rent not over
Sl25.o0 per month. Call Mr.. JEWETT.
District $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

DINING ROOM SUITE. $50; living room,
Sl5 studio couch. SD. twin beds. re-
frIgerator; other bargains. 1903 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1935-01-23
RENT-SUBURBAN.

HYATTSVILLE. MD. As MARYLAND AVE.
conveniently located on blvd. ample room
. families: newly papered. painted: rea-
sonable r. E. RUTLEDGE. CIR. 2412. 23e
III COLUMBIA ST. CHERRYDALE. VA
Brick house. am l.; completely furnished.
Reasonable 23'
Evening star., 1935-01-23

FOR COLORFD
1417 DUNCAN ST NE
rooms and bath. gas and elec. 3. $500
20 o ST NE
3 rooms. kit. and bath Arcoa heat $500
lIu2 SHEPHERD CT. NV
4 rooms and lavatory y...........S15 90
rooms and BAH 80, 20. ~ -,, $500
WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS
Washington Bldc Phone District 9iSG
Evening star., 1935-01-23

RESTAURANT fully equipped. good loca-
tion; established business. Reasonable
price. Call PROPRIETOR, North 1898. 20
OIL BATTERY AND ACCESSORY buSi-
ness: eStab Il years; makes nice living:
short hours. Price. Sl,95O; terms. Phone
Metropolitan ASl3.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

GFCCERE sIUFE HaHuIIAg atIItaVesasea: n:
doing ST 600 cash weekly: situated on
busy thoroughfare in Baltimore reas.
Address Box 4a3-T. Star Office.
NiAYBELLE COFFEE SHOP for sale; rea-
sonablei cash only. SIS North Capitol
Evening star., 1935-01-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

can make une connection with local con-
cern having excellent earning capacity
and great Iuture Money secured by Al
collateral Confidential No trifers Ad-
dress Box 491-A. Star Office. %
GROCERY doing $500 weekly Rent. only
$50 month: nee stock. Price. only
( 500: telms. Phone Metropolitan 4Nl3
Evening star., 1935-01-23
HOUsES-FUR. & UNFINISHED.

PRACTICALLY NEW UPPER 18th ST
section. Near transportation facilities
Gas heat Four bed rooms = baths recre-
alton room $50 UnfurnIShed. Sl@0 fur
nishcd
RANDALL II. HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur 5000.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

DRINK MIXERS. fruit cxtractors. cake
beaters. like new. $50 UP. Carroll Co.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

DESKS for office and home: unusual BAR
gains used and new We also rent. Com
mercIal Office Furniture Co. 500 ST. NV.
Phone MetroDolitau @i3H.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut. like new;
price reasonable 300 18th st. II W..
Evening star., 1935-01-23
SALE-SUBURBAN.

SALE-SUBURBAN
. ACRES. BIG POULTRY PLANI, MODERN
commodouS home. rms, bath. running
water. furnace heat, coal range and $3.50
elec Hotpoint. fireplace. sta. tubs. ext. law:
mr.. trolley. A bargain. HANSEL. Clar. 400.
BUNGALOWS, HOUSES AND LOTS FoB
sale. ROBERT e. LOHR. 81 Cedar GSa
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia 0S81,
lCnnfinuad On Naxt ParaN
Evening star., 1935-01-23
TABLE BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS.

TO3S EASTERN AVE. Takoma Park
German cooking only best of food. 80 >
q month. Phone Georgia 2sI6. go
Evening star., 1935-01-23

1874 MINTWOOD PL. NW.-Attractiye
room for = persons desiring refined sur
rcundirgs; excellent meals. Col. sll9.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

1913 L ST NW,-Loyely. clean. single
rooms on first floor. S3.5OS4 weekly.
Maid service
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SEE THIS APT.

Front apt, ready to move in: 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath-at Rock Greek P1rk.
near the Million-Dollar Bridge-24l0 2Uth
st. NV. Res. mgr. -
Evening star., 1935-01-23

DOWNTOWN. ll"I 10Th ST NE-N!ce
clean. single room on md floor. +. W: near
bath, 81 weekly.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

Zoo T ST NV Apt 4Ol-Bright room
for two; convenient location. Phone North
The Washington times., 1935-05-01
GUNNEN
K|DNAP 6

HUTCHINSON, Kan, May l
QN.SO.-Three youthful robbers,
in lightning like fashion, yesterday
began a series of hold-upS at dawn
that took them into two States,
where they looted two hardware
stores for ammunition and guns,
robbed a bank and kidnapped six
persons, four of them policemen.
Their foray began at Medford,
Okla, where they kidnapped
Night Waterman Ed Highland
and obtained a small quantity of
shot gun shells in a hardware
store.
They hit Caldwell, Kan, next,
after releasing Mr.. Highland en-
route, where they seized three
policemen and robbed a hardware
store Of eight shotgunS.
Two hours later, they reared
into Arlington, Kan, 26 miles
southwest of here, and robbed
the Citizens State Bank of ap-
proximately $1,000 after locking
seven persons in the bank vault
and kidnapping C. V. Warner,
president of the institution, and
e. r. Sickman. a customer.
Mr.. Warner and Mr.. SiCkman
were tossed out of the car unhurt
east of Arlington. They returned
to the bank and released the per-
sons imprisoned in the vault.
The Caldwell policemen kid
naped were Bert Hoffman, Nate
Metheny and Bobby Kerner. They
were released a half mile east Of
Noldue1l
The Washington times., 1935-05-01
.elium Used to Treat
Severe Throat Ills

PHILADELPHIA, May 1 CU.SO.
Helium-rare and costly gas used
to initiate dirigibles and balloons
is being used successfully to
combat severe conditions Of
asthma and throat and windpipe
distractions, the American Col
lege of Physicians was told yester'
day.
DR.. Alvan L. Barach, Of New
York. noted for his oxygen treat
ment of pneumonia, reported his
new helium- atmosphere treatment
had virtually rescued from death
several patients whose breathing
was made dangerous and painful
because of asthma, throat and
trachea diseases.
The Barach helium-a tmoSphere
treatment consists of the pa
tents breathing a mixture of
helium and oxygen gases COM
bined with small amounts of
nitrogen and water vapor.' The
mixture, which is almost 80 per
cent helium and 20 per cent
oxygen, is two-thirds lighter in
volume than the air at the earth's
surface.
DR.. Barach said:
"The special use of this
treatment is to make it easier
for patients to breath, thus
alleviating fatigue of breathing
muscles and involving recovery
of normal breathing functions"
A dispute arose among the
physicians over the results to be
expected from a new penny.
cushion" cancer-d e t m ination
test reported by DR.. Benjamin
Gruskin, of Temple University,
Philadelphia.
The Gruskin test, for which DR..
The Washington times., 1935-05-01
To OPEN
NEW CABLE

Secretary of State Cordell Hull
will exchange greetings with Am
baSsador Robert w. Bingham in
London at II a. m. today to inau.
gurate the first direct cable serv.
ice over Western Union land lines
and cables between Washington
and London, Eng.
The ceremonies, in the Diplo-
matte Room of the State Depart
ment. will also include an inter.
change of messages between I'm,
dersecretary of State William Phil
lips, Assistant Secretary of State
Wilbur J. Carr and Ray Atherton,
counsellor of the Embassy in Lon.
don. First Vice President j. c.
Willever. of Western Union, will
communicate with C. P. R. Coode,
Western Unions European vice
president in London.
The Washington times., 1935-05-01

Gruskin and several supporters
vouched an accuracy of from rs
to 95 per cent, consists of injec.
tions in the arm of embryo calf
C e / S, one type determining
carcinoma and the other the
sarcoma condition of cancer.
If a round, penny-like cushion
results, the patient is normal.
But if the penny" develops pro-
jections, or "pseudopos," then
existence of cancer of either type
is to be suspected.
DR.. GruSkin has developed
similar tests for diagnosing preg-
nancy, tuberculosis and syphilis.
He considers his cancer test even
more reliable than the others.
HULL NAMES AIR BODY
Secretary of State Hull yester
Gay appointed a special depart
mental committee to consider civil
aviation matters involving this
country with foreign powers
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-04
BREa1ERToN,s REsT FnRE

Bremerten, Washington, Counci.
No. 1879 is well and fayorabl,
known as one Of the most active
Councils in the Order. In its
time it has put on many great af-
fairs but nothing to equal the fes-
tivities Of February 21 when an
elaborate celebration was held in
connection with the final liquida-
ton of the Indebtedness on the
Council building. In fewer. sweet
err words, our Brothers in Brem-
erton burned that "ole davil mort
gage" There was, as there always
is, just one sad note on this joy
full occasion-the absence of de-
parted Brothers whose hard work
in behalf Of the Council through
long years Of faithful membership
made the clubhouse possible.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-04
CONTESTS LOOM
OVER OFFICES
Rivalry Am ON Council
Members Observed as
Elections Near

Rumcrs will not down that when
members Of Sheridan Council meet
May 8 to nominate officers for the
coming year contests will develop
over several Of the places. Accord
ing to the information now heard
around the club rooms there will
be two or more candidates pre-
scented for almost every ONCE on
the list.
All the Offices, save Financial
Secretary, Chaplain. and Lecturer,
are elective. These three are APP
pointive, the Grand Knight being
authorised to name them. The
Grand Knight also names the Chief
Counselor OF the Columbian
Squires.
It is believed that aside from
the old-overs, who will include
such well-known and veteran Off
GERS as Financial Secretary Nor
timer J. Conner, Recorder William
e. Guilfoile, Treasurer ia m 8
Burnes, and Chancellor James r..
Cofwell, no office on the list is safe,
with possibly one exception. that Of
Grand knight to which Deputy
Grand knight Cornelius =. Ma
loney seems to be unanimous
choice to succeed.
Rumors of an officers ticket and
an insurrection ticket were dis
counted by leading officers Of the
council this week, as preparations
for the Golden Jubilee celebration
and the state convention occupied
their attention.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-04

A Kacey contribution Of $39,09c
has been made to the Cardinal Glib
bons Institute in Maryland.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-04

For many years now, IL to be
exact, Mr. Burnes has been acting
as Treasurer Of Sheridan Council.
One OF it's faithful members, his
devotion to council work has been
characterized by promp attention
to duty, unfaillng attendance Mt
meetings, and answering support
OF activities.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-04

A Council in Canada conducts
classes in public speaking and de-
batting, physical training, and
French. .
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12

The Chicago Offices of the Wal
green Drug Co. announced today
that the Louisville Walgreen stores
have been added 10 the Indian
apolis and Logansport district.
Fred w. Kruger. 37l2 Rockville
I'd, has been appointed supervisor
in charge Of the newly enlarged
district.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
600 CHILDREN
TO TAKE PART
IN SONG EVENT
Chorus to Present Easter
Program on Circle,
April Il.

\ A chorus Of more than 500 chill
ren and young people will open
Caster services by singing Easter
carols on the steps Of the Indiana
Soldiers and Sailors Monument on
The Circle april 81.
The service is sponsored by the
Ogden Junior Chorale, directed BY
Mrs. James NJ. Ogden. A group Of
children acting as dove bearers at
the close Of the service will release
homing pigeons into the skies The
pigeons are the property of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Schwert.
Children chosen for this part in
clude Billy Best. Carolyn Castin.
Joan Pile. Kathryn Clark. Bobby
Smith, Beverly Smith, Joan Reese.
Bobby Stitch. Jane Stitch. John
ODER. August Sturm. Mary Martha
Turpin, Elizabeth Ann Armstrong.
Mary Louise Patterson Richard
Jackson. Jane Scaaf. Patricia Peat.
Elizabeth Calvert. Cynthia Camp
bell. Nancy Larsh. SallJ Rich. RO-
berta Hail. Mariana Hail. Mary
Ann Elliott. Patricia Ann Sweeney.
Carol Whitaker. Ann Whitaker.
Marilyn Jones. David RhOardarmer.
Lucy Rhoadarmcr. Nancy Lee
Smith. Carol Arnholter. Albert Arm
hotter. Jack McVey. Barbara Jeanne
Kershaw. Lenore Ann Roberts. Su-
sie PETERSON. Sally PETERSON, Sharon
Ann Dorsey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
Piano Pupils in Recital

Pupils in the piano classes of Mrs.
Evelyn Litteil Chenoweth. member
OF the Indiana Piano Teachers As
ISOLATION. will present recital at 8
tomorrow night in the auditorium of
the Indianapolis Public Library.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
PARK BOARD AWARDS
CONCESSION CONTRACTS
Competitive Bids Decide Winners !;
Many Still Open.

The Park Board Yesterday
h'arGed contracts for a number Of
pncessions in public parks for the
hummer on the basis Of competitive
bidding Others, for which no bids
were received. will be held open.
Those awarded are:
Brookside Park refrcShment
stand, j. II Cone 1905 N. Keystone
av $500; Douglas Park, Amos Moses.
Negro. 554 w 17th-st. 800; Ellen
berger Park and pool. w H. Marsh.
5225 N Capitol $500; Garfield
Pax and pool, w H. Marsh. $500
Pleasant Run golf course. Mrs.
Carl d. Cutter. % Kenmore S375.
and 10 per cent of profit; Riverside
golf course, Jesse StOnehOuSe. 1920
w. Market-st. $500; South Grove golf
course, Rose Heacock. 400 F. North
st, S305, and 26th-st bathing beach.
j. II. Cone. $3.50.