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Evening star., 1939-12-07

WASHINGTON. Robert and Maize. Z.
JENKINS, Frank. 3. se.o4;
SQUARE 5220
MANNING, s9ssp soq1tRr F Z: 5sss ss'ae.
KENNEDY; E W Frasier and Dysie' H. s2.6s;
ELLIS, John B., Jr. and Ethel NJ. 49,
THoRNToN, Sophia l. 20, s2.o4.
FRASER. James S.. 81; S2:26:
hEMMAH hENsAek Nsyfe Seiie n. n g g s@ss: s@ss
D1 MARIO Paul P: and Mary Elizabeth.
S03. ST. 40; sos, SIC: sos. ST .63.
nvrso, ~. sSSga Square e. PEA ssn,. asu =,
SiMsoN impS, sss3a; Aysof TO- @ sao4; l1 il. sso4. o.
MARTIS. NJ IHHR .Ismss Wm e; i T. p ss;o4 Is
ROBINSON John +. il. sol
poGGEAs: Lewis, %; sos; Il. Il. ss.o5.
CARTER. Ella. %. So .O5.
PINKNEY. Mary. %. S3.05.
RUETIN; John B.. 25, s3;o5; 2eI sa.o5.
sANKsi BAN kNi william fhfs r.: rs IS, s. o5 5'.00
AsMToN ASw S5s PrsSspn Mspn Leon e. 2s 2; S3o5.
LEE. Charles. 81. S3.05.
DOVE, Matte M 80. $226.
NEWMAN; Meyer g., 33: S2;5s.
EDWARDS Mssy s9yuARas 4 so3 5ssa' &c.
cohts!fs: s1sfs fsrtss e. ssSs ls ssS'; Il g 'mDs
KhYrJ KhY Pa1las las M s. ls g. g: $685. g., saK7
FROELICH Annie. 23. 1887.
TURNER. Nathan NJ, 27, 1887.
STEVENSON, Mamie R.. 33, S3.2S.
CARTER. Ella. 34. S32S: IS. 1928
TAYLOR, C. B.. sol, S2.26; SO2 So .06.
FRASER. James s., SO3, ST. .65; 804, 75c.
JAMISON. Sarah A.. sO5. ST As; 500. 95c.
SQUARE 1925.
JONES Joanna, 6. So SO.
SALTER, James H., 6. S2.53.
MILLER. Willard NJ. 12, S253
DOZIER, John Fulton, 13, So S5: IA, S32S
Is S32S; 16, S3.2S
20, 1887: 81, 1887.
Asaroh sn y: P5esssGn p5 saa L Leon 49, ss244; "a
METROPOLITAN LOAN & TRUST CO.
INC. 26. 1887: 81, 1887.
TURNER Nathaniel. 2S. S3.67; 20 4 imps.
TURNER. Nathaniel N. and Lucy. 30
FAUST. John. 80. s4.05.
NEWMASN IdsyeI Meyer la r. 81 s,i:E. s4se INN.
SQUARE 1928.
WISE, John H.. /. $3.57; 2, $3.57.
| JACKSON Mayme Edith, 5. $3.57.
| FRASER, James g.. 9, S3.57.
gHS&MEAasEiA HONS. iAuSsssa ssI' 3. sss7:s 8. sss7.
| COLBERT, Ernest. II, 1887; - 1857
THOMAS Hubert. II, S4.0S, II. SA.se.
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sJMMS. Esther c.. S03. 81 .36;
KELLEY, Robt. and Julia E. $40 q 'mps'
R1cMARDsoN. cha I;i5 Florence; s1s5 sl.es.
i'- SQUARE N.5lS So. .,
NORWOOD Err Ernest and Hiida M q
JoHNsoN. imRs T. Robt iopt F. and Marvellous NJ 9
g. imps, S5S.03: 10, S349.
LoMGE ;m5E sY4o1s: " Anson a. asd s. 65 5eien M 40 -
DuNAYER, Jenny, 81 g. imps' s193'4'
@S' SS,l' SQUARE 5ls1l, l., =.
GlPFrAnSv chF1TAE VIEW 4 Su'ST REALTY CO.. INC" 2
BuRBxdE, 1rby s., 80 & imps.' s91'44;
GARRoLLs Anne Ii 4 u snd %Ps PPnyiis ShSts j. 81
wlkihAMs' I imns:' s5Sn5, i5sdf5i' W. anu ' . ..
SYKES 'i M MHaTr,y, o: and Vivian L. 81 &
SUTTON. Raymond A. and Geneva e. 81
sURbRGE' 4 5Rai' frby f.Ss, S. so. s2.so. ., o., %
HARRIS, George and Beatrice, 62, So go,
HENSON, HENSON Charles H. and Annie NJ, 65 &
TAYLOR: tgSiE Ella 70 : imps;I Il. s4o2o g! : INNS
RYEsAaeEa W{Esea annls, 15Sy &, s 8 g. lmDs' sS's
taylor; Ella. sos, sl;72; SO 81 s1'2.
SARs4dE SARB44dthE Anne ATby s. s. $50, s. g. 81 SO; Sc.
HARRIS, George and Beatrice, S2l, Sl.3o
BURBAGE, Irby S., s24, ST ~ s
wasse MaTy Jsns ss and ps praei
JOHNSON, ChaS. F. and Adella M. Hail.
man, s37. 81 40; S39. S27 .25.
BURBAGE, Irby S., s42, SS cents.
SMITH, Abraham S. and Jennie q" s4A
& imDs'' s45 s5aaARr :a5i 51ss, ~. . 9. 40.
PARKER, George A., 1. s2.e4; 2. S2'4e
Fraser aI4s James m i s., 10, So 40; II, s2.4e.
sANDERLIN. Lille E.. IA, $1.47; 15 q
CARY. Thomas R., Ill, $2.49.
TABoR Lena and Rese ss ao leyy ~ - 4e iae
S2.4e; 121. S2.49; 122, $2.49; 123
DAVIS, william E., 100 g. imps... $26.33
13l.- $3.50; 132: s2.65; 1913 g. imps.
$s:57: 134. S2S5. corr
TABOR. Lena and Rose Levy, 139, $3.os
GREEN. cHAs. R.. and Lillian A.. 14s
mps. S67.S0.
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HoPGEs g5 Es o1 David H, SO. s4.a5; 81, s3sl;
FoWLER. owen H. 50, s4.e5: 81. ss17:
imps.. Hn2 s2;1i; g l. g, s31a1;, ss. S3.17; 80
BRoADUs, Eugene Thomas. s22 g. imps
cLAYToR. Edith L. M, sas & imDs,
BALPERsToN. walter G. s25, s45a.
Mason MAsoN R5 5osepb p2sfBh B sss E. So sss $Ie9
BRoADUss,, Eugene T.. 500. SLAB: $40 &
sTRoTHER. sstyey. Sal, $500.
THoMpsoN ions On William VI C. s44 s7.1s; s45 q
F1sHKIN. 81 Nathan. Nifi ss1 ss75.
MILLER, Ida Plummer 2, S5.O4
LOGAN LOUIS Misafn and Ruth tRGs NJ, i4sy Il mps
SI5;37; y, S3.5l;
}AGKsoN' ~ = So G5,t Hattie +, :; = ae 1881.
EHHHa EzSHkIN' e$ssss Ssss;n' w., 81 e. ~. saa'
HAYES, John R, 81. $3.50
FRxsh PRxsGR Nam 5snes WgrHsy s s + H. stso r. s41a
TAYLOR. George NJ and Olive A., 81
34S 9s s3as; w 80 nd imps snnie s1sSs
HENDERSON, Thomas A., 105, S2.s1; 106
THAXToN, Thomas. 1o7. S2.3s: 1os, s2.17
| 100. 1876.
BRYANT, Daniel Pratt liz. sa.s7; lib
yANCv. Matt N. ia. Sc 90: 115. -s2.s7. -
JOHNSON, Jessie " 11e, s2.s7; III
FISHER. Cora, 14o & imps;,, sso.377.
THOMPSON Mary Kate. 141 $500:
wATJACE Charles B.. SO7 & imps., S14.67
KING, Leroy v. 300 g. imps. S14 ;0l; >,
KING Leroy v. and Fannie L., s32' 81
MARIE, Luther H., s34 & imps.. S20.9s.
! SQUARE 5156.
BRYANT BRYAN .IaasN PANEL ! p ssss; s?;s7 t. sas7
FRASER James S.. IL. So. 81; IL. S2.s1.
FURBUsH, James 81 and Allene. Is q imps'
pARaRsjESR' asjSs' joseph los hs g.. Il, s2.s7; ~. S2.s7
sRYANT. Daniel p, 4s. s2.s7:
SAVOY. Archie, ~ d imps' 5000.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES

David Bruce Burnstone Mervin D Maiel
Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken.
worlds leading team of four. inventors
of the system that has beaten every
other system in eXistence.)
Evening star., 1939-03-03
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

About 338, 100000 people lived in
india when a census was taken in
1881. If We allow for the usual
growth in population there we may
estimate that the number is now
above 350,000,000. These figures do
not include Burma, which has been
separated from India.
Twenty-three languages of i'm
portance are spoken in India. Each
OF these is the mother tongue" of
more than 100000 persons.
"Hindi' is the main language be-
ing spoken by about 11O, 1000 900 per-
sons. Bengal" comes next, with
half as many speaking it.
Besides the % leading languages,
India has about ITS special dialects.
These are spoken by certain groups
In different parts of the country.
Calcutta, with a population of a
million and half, is the largest
city in India. 1t ranks second in
the British Empire, only London
having more inhabitants.
Bombay, with close to 100000
people, is the second city in India.
The third is Madras
A coin Of little value in India is
known as pie" Twelve pies make
one anna and 16 annas are worth a
rupee. A rupee is a silver coin which
Is worth at this time about 80 cents.
About 100000 acres in Northern
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do you bid? (AnsWer tomorrow
(Copyrieht, 1889, by the Four Aces.)

sver letters from readers il a stsmped
t3-cent). .self-a ddressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
Evening star., 1939-03-03

dressed TO the Four Aces. care The
Evening Star.
II you desire the pocket outline OF
the -Four Aces, system of contract
bridge. send with your request to the
-Four Aces. care The Evening Star
stamped .(3-cent), self-addressed large
size envelope and you will receive an
outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Precision

4 A 1913
YAK KQs
Q73
%93
AJ654 A932
~J1o92 u, ~753
"A >965
4 @ 842 = AKJ
AKo7
v64
= J 10 80
4 10 765
The bidding:
North East South West
~ Pass INT Pass
2NT Pass Pass Pass
Mr.. Albert L. Eddy of Worcester,
Mass, sends us the above hand. He
mentions the fact that in a recent
timetable duplicate game it was
played by North and South at the
various contracts of one heart, one
diamond, two diamonds and three
no-trump, and that three no-trump
was made at one table on a spade
opening and beaten at one table on
q club opening.
According to our analysis the
bidding should have been as shown.
South should definitely have re-
sponded to his partners one-heart
opening and North's rebid should
have been two no-trump-not two
diamonds there is no point in bid
ding lot of suits when you have
a balanced hand and your partner
bids no-trump), and not three no.
trump. After all, two no-trump is
a very strong invitation to partner
to bid three, but allows him to get
OF the hook with weak hand.
incidentally, in a rubber bridge
game we would not criticize iunp
to three no-trump by North at ali,
but in duplicate favor the more pre-
else bid of two
You were Merwin Maier's partner
yesterday and held:
AK Jxx
KJxx
K 10xX
= 10
Both sides were vulnerable and
the bidding went:
Schenken Maier Burnstone You
Sd Dbl Pass a.
Pass "a pass (ol
AnsWer-Your correct bid is to
pass. Your partner asked YOU to
bid. Instead you have passed the
DUCK back to him, but at the same
time shown a strong hand. Since
you have an almost certain club
loser. you cannot afford to invite
the slam at this point.
Score 100 per cent for pass, so per
cent for five spades, 0 for any other
bid
Question No. II.
You are Oswald Jacobys partner
and hold:
AQX
~K Xxxx
Xxx
i %XxXX
Your partner opens with three no.
trump. Next hand passes. What
Evening star., 1939-03-03

INDIA are used for growing wheat,
out rice is the greatest crop. In an
average year 100000 acres are
planted in rice. The people like rice
as a food. They eat it in several
forms, but chiefly in highly spiced
curries which are very hot to our
taste.
During the present century Great
Britain has had to worry about peo-
pie in India who did not like British
rule. There have been strikes, riots
and other troubles.
Evening star., 1939-02-15

The most practical undies you
have ever worn! The Spun-Lo
rayon is smooth-fitting, silky,
run-resistant and has little
shrinkage. All the undies arc
well cut and true to size,
beautifully finished in every
detail.
The Palais Royal, Rayos
! indies -. First Floor
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
CLOSING ESTATE

CORNER, FACING PUBLIC PARK.
The heirs are ready 10 accept an offer
for this attractive corner brick rms.
u be0rms.). bath, Garwood oil burner with
summer and winter hook-up. wide avenue.
close to street cars. public library. theaters
stores and schools: an offer of S5 $50 may
be considered. Evening or Sunday. phone
GaArpIa
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SIN PARK m NV

51U PARK RID. NV.
Semi-detached brick, 8 rms, tile bath,
down payment and S45 per month. OPEN
FOR INSPECTION SAT-. SUN. AND EVE
NINGS.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1A0E Eve Natl
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About " mile from D. C.. Arm. house
with unfinished 2nd fir. could &c n remodsisd I,a
S2.950 cash: S3.15O terms Call Mrs. Bur-
cess. Wis 4253
Louis p. SHOEMAKER.
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OPEN TODAY. = TO 6.
44O4 RESERVOIR RID NJ w
.ARGAIN-$49 95(
54O8 COLORADO AWE. NV,

Death of my wife makes sale imperative
Cost. 100000: will sell for Sl3.950. Sturdy
masonry constructions: detached center hall
running hot and cold water in bedrooms,
rear stairs servants rooms. .lavatory.
ment: automatic Leaf; lot 55xI25 it. Colo
RADIO ave, I20-ft,' blvdl, opposite plaza "a
square, to Rock Creek Park recreation
stores. transportation convenient: double
garage: shrubbery; fruit trees; real home
with tuture profit. FURNISHINGS also for
SAFE OWNER. Georgia S3GS. II pm.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Attractive new r. brick bungalow. So
tractiVe r: house Oak floors. SO $50.
Dance r, BUNGALOW. oil. heat> 50 $50.
Other bargains. Open Sundays. II. c. MAY.
NOR. 23l4 R. I ave ne North 4DHS
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
18th st. Realtor. Natl. O75:
1O1 WELLS AVE,

l.,
Newly recondtioned s rooms. frame. hot
water heat, sas. e!ectrici:y. bath. One
third acre OF ground Lovely location. S3-
950. .00-Sl O0O0 down and balance S37. so
monthly. Open lor inspectitn Sunday from
to pm. W.. T.. COTHERN 9l3 NeJ
YORK ave. NV. Natl. 74l6. Night. Ran
Evening star., 1939-03-12
HOUSES FOR SALE,
CAPE COD HOUSE,
1s MONTHS OLD.

1S MONTHS OLD.
Near Colesville pike. Silver Spring Nd,
originally sold for $4,000. Owner leaving
town will take S4 $50. with reasonable
down payment; can be financed in F. II.
A. Call Shepherd 6i74 Sunday. During
week. after 8 pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OVERLOOKING POTOMAC VALLEY:
AboTt z mile from m d coud BE- Teodesd nSlss
$3.50 cash; s3'l5o terms. Call Mrs. Bur-
171e K hau1s s. nv: +: shoEANfNHSsl Nasl. 1856.
-oI 1911 oBpcHANAN ST. ny NV Wi.t, on
,oWAPLE & JAMES. INC, Owners,
1924 14th St. NV. Di. 3346.
a1o MEsFeAHFE'A NEwpokF AVE,
Mass. ave. extended Planned and restricted
Ssar na Det 9,r S1ath 6rfS home home
Must Must sell. MIR. BOSWELL. Wis. 441o, Met
PRICED TO SELL.
OPEN
closets. tile % bath. Concrete CO tHH basement deep
raru SO BRYANT ST; NV: ,,,
ROGER MOSS. Dist. 1921.
;BRIGHTWoOD COLONIAL
saraps 0f: 56n rms; porches on 3urner' brick
koGEk MOSS Dist teans 5is1 q sun Rand. s7s1
500. $500 CASH sIAS AND SssIs so MONTHLY. =
tile nseh eee ne rev eordoh rms
tp9rchts' to3tlrs garage For appointment to inspect
ROGER MOSS. Dist. 3l2l: Sun. Rand. 61s1
BARGAIN.
EACELLENT NV. NEIGHBORHOOD.
Moaern, eml-detacned. tapestry brick
house. "a it. wide. with laree bedrooms
toces aue sae erm e. m MR lnes
LOR. dupont 3226, Met 3o:j3.
5605 2nd ST NV.
bo anis as very hne location and nice
nome nome LOT some one. Is nearly new; q
rooms. bath. recreation room, garage:
modern; Price reduced S1,25o for quick
Sain, saie; TO INSPECT. CAL Mr.. Lynch. RAN
MAPLE & JAMES, INC. DIST. 3346.
BUNGALOW-S:i,7 75U-S.E.
Near Minnesota awe rooms, bath
cellar, furnace heat. attic porches. garage;
easy WApIE 1sLGs g. aGrs nes so3tM I'M a55sr n5 Pm
SILVER SPRING. MD.
$3.50.
Brand-New BRICK BUNGALOW.
rooms and bath. first floor, :, rooms
ana batn second floor, garage recreation
room; improved street. Close to shopping
center; SchoolS and transportation. M. B.
WEAVER. Shepherd 800.
.pRlcE. locEErAfHf,, sial1,so HONE 4HkMs.
roa pedrooms and inclosed porches: All
rooms large; large lot; garage. OH burn
4o4 RIrTENHoUsE ST. NV.
WAPLE, 4 J:MEs. nc. el.
1924 14th St. NV. District 334e.
CHEVY CHASE D. c.
., You VIII agree with me that this is the
nneSt value. on todays market. situated
on beautiful wide avenue, Colonial de-
tached all-brtck home: ls-ge rooms =
complete baths. real fireplace esaborHe
ktlchen finished attic. oak -foored recrea-
tlon room. oil burner. large lot, .et. brick
garage Call MR. OCONNOR, DIST. }lUO.
Evenings Randolph 1919.
$4,000 Mr.. GRANT CIlsaLE-b re. oMs.
full basement. incl. porch garage; rented
i0r 10, St,I 30 Sunda y phone Adams S3sl.
MASHINCTON REALTY. co GEO AnAa
Evening star., 1939-03-12

HOUSES FOR SALE.

24-FT. GROOM BRICK HOME.
Near Govt Printing Office. Union Sta.
and Post once: all large rooms. front
porch pore garage. Price reduced. must be
wAp1Gs slS Z yanRIPA ykHEg: fse, eve. HE. Il. ss4e.
Rhs1 n NH%eHo5SH HSMEMeHHkgM d5sbiHFSN HF5sHTs.
Quite decrease in our family makes 1t
to s many of esgsEe
living room with fiTeplace: dining room
large tiled bath with. shower alcove on End
!hroaghons daylight GeS recreation room With
s s5et Sffdssa
First ST. NV. Georgia OS34.
CHEVY CHASE.
Detached brlek rooms stoer Lava
Conditioned: in in washing % IONS IS most most desir-
a able LEGATION; direet from oyner Open
5306 Broad Branch I'd. NV. -
6.750-WEsT OF 18th ST-4525 AR
kansas ave;I,semi-det.;; modern substan-
oee ss sunday % pons ADAMS es
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., GEO. 5000.
90 NEAR 10th AND cR1TTENDEN.
rooms,; 2 complete baths, open fireplace
recreation room: automatic heat: brick
garage. House in good condition. Reason
able terms may be arranged. H. c. BISCOE
Woodley 5323 or National 3467.
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
recreation, rm. oil heat double garage.
large, level lot; terms
2411 Bunker Hill rd n.e.-6 rms. and
sun porcn: air conditioned, built-in ga
rage, S995O.
3O15 Clinton st. ne.-A 5-rm. BUNGALOW
with every modern convenience; S6.950.
303S Monroe st. net rms, sunrm,
oil heat: concrete street; S7,45O
OPEN DAILY TILL PM
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
231T r. I. Ave NE North r203
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r. A, HUMPHREYS,

sos North Capitol St. Realtor, Natl. 6731
REFINED COLORED 60l N. H. AVE. NV
-7-rm brick. excellent condition; 5000.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
OPEN TODAY, IL TO 5.
3O15 GEORGIA AVE

Attractive 1st-comm'l brick, lovely
rms. > kitchens. painted walls INV h.
Suitable for remodeling into store and apts.
real home or investment for only $3.50.
on terms
LEO M. BERNSTEIN T. CO.. MET. 54oo.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Detached, center hall brick. Only few
years old and located within Q blocks OF
circle among expensive homes There
are rooms 3 baths including maid S
room and bath. large living room; side IN
car garage, oil heat. Excellent condition
Most reasonable terms may be arranged
i; G. BlSCOE. Woodley 1898. National
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ROOMING HOUSE.
d. mn DNyryHr rAx,rr-Hy1
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
PETWORTH.

TE WORIH.
Bargain From Owner.
This house is open for a
quick sale. '944 Shepherd st.
NV. 6 rooms, bath, brick. Very
good condition. Hot-water
heat, garage. large yard.
Owner at Premises.
Evening star., 1939-03-12

511 B ST. Sc
rooms. tile bath. new oil heating plant,
Weather-Strlpped, running water in several
bedrooms. perfectly arranged for = or
more apis, within short walking distance
to the Capitol, Supreme Court and Navy
Yard. Price. $500. Small cash payment.
Reasonable terms
JOS. A. HERBERT SONS,
5l5 East Capitol st. Lincoln 0129.
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PETWORTH,

ROW-HOUSE BRICK.
6 rms. bath. h.-w.h, front porch, built
in garage: st. Gabriels parish; $4,000.
R. MARBUR3 STAMP & CO.
SOUTHERN BLDG DIST SIh7
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- 15th st. Realtor. Natl O75
ANACOSTIA-S6 95O

Detached. 10 rooms. full bath on both
floors h.-w.h. lot l20x100. with trees; hieh
location: fine view; near schools. Terms.
NAT. 1895. A. NJ. ROTH. TEMPLE 1884
Evening star., 1939-03-12

BY OWNER BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACH-
near Eastern High; lot 24xl36 to 30-ft.
| paved alley; six rooms. . inclosed porches
| A BARGAIN AT SG,115O; will trade equity
automatic hot water, gar best brick nome;
convenient section; small down payment.
bal ike rent. SO llth ST. ne. Inspect.
Phone CIaOrgia 100
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-26
Hospital Problems
Will Be alked at
Meeting at Duke

Durham, July 26.-Every phase Of
the operation of the modern hospital
will be discussed by more than a
score of specialists during the first
Southern Institute for Hospital ad-
ministrators, to be held at Duke
university July 81 through August
II.
The institute will be conducted by
the American College of Hospital
Administrators, cooperating with the
Carolina-Virginias Hospital confer
ence, the Southeastern Hospital con-
ference, the University of North
Carolina, and Duke university.
Sixteen states are represented by
the rs hospital administrators al
ready enrolled. North Carolina leads
with 80, and the other states repre-
sented are as follows: Alabama 7,
Arkansas l, Florida 5, Georgia 3,
Kentucky 3, Louisiana 2, Maryland
1, Michigan 8, Massachusetts, 1, Miss
issippi 2, New Jersey l, South Caro-
lima 6, Tennessee 4, West Virginia
l, and Virginia 6.
In addition to the lectures and
demonstrations to be held at Duke
hospital, field tours will be taken to
other hospitals in Durham, Raleigh,
Fayetteville, Pinehurst, Asheboro,
and Sanford where particularly in
tereSting and valuable work is being
done.
Some of the country's foremost
hospital authorities will appear on
the program, including James A.
Hamilton, of New Haven, Conn.,,
president-elect of the American Col
lege of Hospital Administrators; Gra-
ham L. Davis, of Charlotte, chairman
of the American Hospital associa-
ton committee on accounting and
statistics; DR.. Robin C. Buerl1i, of
Chicago, president of the American
College of Hospital Administrators;
and DR.. M. T. MacEachern, of
Chicago, associate director of the
American College of Surgeons.
DR.. w. S. Rankin, of Charlotte,
director of the hospital section of the
Duke Endowment; DR.. w. c. Dawson,
dean of the Duke school of medicine;
Sample B. Forbus, superintendent
OF Watts hospital, Durham; F. V. AL
tvater, superintendent of Duke hos
pital, and a number of others will
lead the institute seminars.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-26
.Bunconbe Dry
Nearly To1

Asheville, July 26-(AP)-Bun-
combe county voted overwhelm-
ingly against establishment of ABC
stores in yesterdays election un-
official returns from So of So pre-
cincts showed The vote was: For,
1920; against, 1888, a majority of
5,548.
The returns indicated that ap-
proximately $4,000 were cast,
reaching the highest estimates of
political observers. The So precincts
reported 24,128 ballots cast.
Black Mountain precinct No. 1,
considered a dry stronghold, was
the missing precinct. In the 1898
general election it polled approx
imately $50 votes.
In the City of Asheville pro-
ponents of .ABC stores had a ma
jority of 1858 votes with all pre-
cincts reporting. The vote in the "a
city precincts was: For, 6,261;
against, 1923.
In the precincts outside the City
of Asheville the ABC opponents
had a majority of more than three
to one. In % of 20 rural precincts
the vote was: For, 1929; against
1920, a majority Of 7,181.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-26
Forty Orphanage
Workers Enrolled
For Duke Course

Durham, July 26Forty orphanage
workers from half a dozen southern
states are enrolled for the third an
nual summer school for orphanage
workers which began on Monday for
a three-Weeks session.
This years session will complete
full prescribed course of study and
those receiving credit will be award
ed a special certificate. The school
is operated under the sponsorship
of the Duke summer school in CO.
operation with the Tri-State Con-
ference of Orhanage Workers.
This weeks school dean is Rev.
A. S. Barnes, superintendent of the
Methodist orphanage at Raleigh. The
next two deans, to serve week each,
will be Rev. E. F. Gettys, superin-
tendent of the John de la Howe
school, Mccormick, S. c., and Rev.
P. Noe, superintendent of the Church
Home orphanage at York, S. c.
DR.. William A. Brownell, of the
Duke education department, is in
charge of the classroom work out
lined for the three weeks period.
This work is on the psychological
development of the child
During the session special lectures
are being given by number of
specialists on work of concern to the
children's home administrators and
teachers. Such subjects as the school
library, the child's time, recreation,
health, and dietetics will be dis
cllSSed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-26
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in two GER
tain Deeds of Trust executed by John
Harris, unmarried, to the undersign-
ed Trustee, which are recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Vance County, North Carolina, in
Book 1856, at page 1O7, and in Book
1856, at page 1T, respectively, de-
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the notes therein secured,
at the request Of the holder of the
notes, the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse
door in Henderson, Vance County,
North Carolina, at IL o'clock, Noon,
on Monday, August FL, 1889, the fol-
lowing described real estate:
Tract of land in WILLIAMSBURG
Township, containing 1877 acres, more
or less, being the land purchased by
John Harris from Jim Marrow Es-
tate, the land being bounded as fol-
lows:
On the North, South and East by
certain heirs of the Goody Marrow
Estate; on the west by Williamson
Taylor.
Sale of the land will be made sub
iect to all prior liens of record and
all taxes.
This the 18th day of July, 1899.
T. P. GHOLSON, Trustee.