Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1929, Page 7

RITCHIE TO PARADE HERE LABOR DAY Maryland Governor Accepts Invitation of Cemmittee: Planning Firemen’s Event. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland, | # was announced today. has accepted | committee to participate in the ! men’s parade in the National Capilnl‘ T day mitises pum go through. th} forthcoming parade will be the most elaborate and successful ever held the history of the District Fire De- partment, for Sergt. Bargagni is awalt- | ing word from hite House whether or not President Hoover will be able to review the firemen on their big day. Gov. Ritchie notified the committee today of his acceptance, and will ride in an open automobile to be furnished by the Fire Department at the head of Maryland’s companies in the parade. The parade will furnish the governors an opportunity to see the fire depart- ments ef their own States in line. ny of the nearby Maryland and I Aerial Hop Scotch ] TEX American pilot, hop, nelllv orer the United States lromp:!‘:nconnr Briti Columbia, and landed in Agua Cattente, Mexico, 13 hours and 7 minutes later. Associated Press Photo. H Ritchle and the other governors, if | they can come here for the blg event,” said Sergt. Bargagni. * is the flfil time that a governor has e‘c\: eon- able to review it, the parade will make NEW BUDGET HEAD TAKES UP DUTIES < Col. vania, l on May down by Presi Col. Root Holds Conference fcan wlth President, but Re- fuses Statement. more than two months ago Brig. Gen. Herbert M. Lord, who retired the Bud:ez, entered upon his new duties Be(ore taking up the burden laid Lord, Roof the wmu ‘Houle and wnlerred with the Upen lelvmg he said that he had n THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. ©. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 1929, about the work he was . At the Bu t Bureau he was received by R. C. xha assistant director of the budget, bun uu.nl director, who nmr- made Ifl" nwnfln‘ in of the nsw Root is not entirely n stranger to uch as he of his :ppou\unent as di s member ol t.hz Amer- commission 8 new financial system lor the mnubllc of Domin His del assumi hls new duties was due to hl.u remaining ngo to complete that un- yas engaged as & C. Root, engineer, of Pennsyl- ppomt'd by President Houve:" corre!pondrnt of Reuter’s, Brmxh news agency, today sald that reports tmm Manchuria of actual Russian-Chi hostilities apparently were unfoun M He reported a Japanese Agency report from Manchuli, Menchurin which satd \‘hn ':flrmtm t.l e and lh:td rz: counter worth mentio: to make, as he knew lmlelhnve ensued. b 31 as director of the Bureau of Gen. t called at or more than half an )\om 'WIFE OF LANGLEY HIGH ! MAJ. CORBETT RELIEVED. SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DIES (AL, 8 1. Corbett, medical officer of | Mrs. Mae 8. Holmes Succumbs in Boston Hospital Early " Today. Mrs. Mae 8. Holmes, wife of Chester 'W. Holmes, principal of Langley Junior High School, died in a hospital in Bos- ton early today, according to word re- ceived here. Mrs. Holmes had been spending the Summer at the University of Maine, ‘where Mr. Holmes is professor of edu- umm Mr. | olmes residence here is at mu New Hlmplmm avenue. . Minneapolis Attorney Dies. the office of public parks, and professor of m! an of November 15, at San o, lnr duty Wllh tha Id Division at Fort Sam Maj. carher.t was relieved by Ma J William O. wetmore :ho o( lh Medical Corps, w] d a course at the Army !ndualrial collq: Alk !’nndl for lud PRAGUE UP) —The Czechoslovakian government is going to ask Parliament to finance an automobile road piercing | the Carpathians and giving freer access | to Poland. The latter country will bear part of the cost. but most of the high- way, which must traverse many narrow gfiro:u. will be in Czechoslovakian ter- Ty. 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