Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1931, Page 48

C—16 ''HE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY. OCTOBER . 16, 19 | —_— given by the National Bymphony |analysis of the compositie in - | 2 : SCOUTS GET CIRCULARS Orchestra were forwarded to Scout|junction with each of these concerts. | Argentine Schools Lacking. eadquarters here yesterday by st,’f{"{'p_‘,”,“’_f be e I ssda skt DURNOS SATRESH(P) —A mttdouis] | NEW SHERIFF APPOINTED | County, made by udge Joseph A Glaa-| ESTATE OF WINCHESTER "“m-ncu passed today to Mrs. Virginia | gow of the Circuit Court. Shiner Funk by the will of her hus- ‘Capt. Gilkeson took the oath of office | FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY |yesierday betore Bari Mck. ayior,| MAN 1S LEFT TO WIDOW | band, the late James N. Punk, probated DESCRIBING CONCERTS n & e deputy clerk of the Circuit Court. — in Corporation Court. Wilson-Greene, manager of the concert - cducation census reveals that out of - "The new sheriff succeeds Walter B.|, i o e The value of the estate was not in-| e program. { Ay Jarduy 16 and petuery 18, [Estar: | 5 1081288 childraaniar "aciiool I Walter B. Wilson, Incumbent, wiiine "Nho dled suddenly Sunday. He|APPpraisers Na etermine | gicateq. but appraisers were appointed, Kindler to Give Txplanatory Talks| ' The pamphlets will be distributed to | &% MOrning concerts will ‘be given at Argenitina, 510754, or 243 per cent, are Dies, and Capt. G. M. Gilke- is a candidate for the “office on the | yalue of Property—Grandchildren | However, it was said to be large. Sev- | ; every scoutmaster in the city in order | 1L 050K on December 19, February 6 not in school, chiefly bacause of Iack 3 | Democratic_ticket in_the election of eral small bequests were made to three| o7 Music at Series of Juvenile | that the series of performances at M4 27 and March 5. of seats in cr the distances at whicn son Is Named by Court. | November 3, but stated today that he Are Given Bequests. grandchiidren, and any indebtedness of | Program: Central High School this season may i = 3 the children live from school houses fiid not setk the office. Special Dispatch to The Star. their father, the late Harry A. Funk, IFERURSE be brought to the attention of the boys| Introduction of barges into ti st = é : T Eectal Dispatch to The Star. B T e | o . was canceled by the terms of the Will,| Four hundred circulars designed to| Wnder thelr supervision. | wise shipping of Greebe recently caused i . E STAUNTON. Va., October 16—Capt. |have expired December 31. Capt. Gil-| WINCHESTER. 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