davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-06-19
C4OPMNPOBA
HNa 4PAHly3CKOTO KA6NHETA

HAPHR. = HoRa ITO BpHaHy
He yIaIOcb co6pMHpOBaTb HoBHfi
Ea6HHeT M%HHHcTpoB. Il eTO n.TaHy
O6pa30BaHHa "Ra0HHeTa HaDHOHa-
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ToB 9ppHO 6yITo Obi He cOrIamae-
Tca 3aHaTb HOcT B Ra6HHeTe BpH
ana. 9ppHo He Hpoqb, RaH Hepe-
IaDT, HpHHaTb Ha coca 9aIaqy c9O
pMHpOBaHH9 Ra6HHeTa HcRIDqHTeIB
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YTo HacaeTcG 1yaHRap9, TO OH
TaEHe eIIe MeIIHT c OBJECTION IA
cIeIaHHoe envy HpeIIOEeHHe 0 3a
HaTHH HOcTa MHHHcTpa 0HHaHcOB
, 1926-06-19
PACCTPENbI

M0CRBA. - HpHBeJeH B HcHo
JHHeHHe cMepTHHii HpHrOBOp, BBHe-
ceHHHii ~RoIIeTHeH 0TIIy 6HBmeMy
q,IeHy pa6oqef rpyHTH MOcRoBcRoh
OpTaHH3a1HH aEOBIeBy, OpraHH3OBa
BmeMy B MapTe 9TOTO TOIa HaHa4e
He Ia beIBIerepa Fly, nepeBO3H
BmerO ceEpeTHHe 1oEyMeHTH Rome
HIaHTy Cy3IaIBcEoro RoHH,Iarepa
PaccTpeIaHHBH HEoBIeB BH-
mel Ha EoMHapTHn B 1925 TOIy II
ne HpepBBaa cBa3H c pa6OqeH Tpy
moi, Bel 6opB6y c 1IKBRH
HaE ToBOpar B MOCRBe, PAGER
pei dEOBIeBa 6e3 cyIa HOBIeqeT
3a cO6OH BBcTyH.IeHHe XOpOmO OPP
TaHH3OBaHHOil M%ocEOccE0i pa6Oqef
TpyHIH, TEN 6o.Iee, qTO OTO6paHHe
IOHyMeHTOB y 4eIbIeTepa npOHao-
mIO 6e3 HpHMeHeHHa. HacHIHa r
HocIeIHeMy,
HeTep6yprcRHfi Ty6. CYL HpHro
BopHT r paccTpely cIyTameroTy6-
.IecoTIeIa BacHHa ga pacTpaTy cBH
HE 10000 py6Ieh.
, 1926-06-19
HAlOrN PACTyT

lETP01T. = iiUTeIaM Ter
irfTa 0cT@rTca TciiE0 paI0BaTbca.
DTUH ropo1a ya;o oHy0IHEoBa,1H
cTaTHcTHqecRHe IaHHHe, H3 H0T0-
pix BHIHO, qTo TopOIcRoH HaIor
yBeIHqH.Ica B 9ToM ROXY Ha l4,6
npoB.
B HpoHIIoM ROXY Ia EaIIBe
1000 IoI. HpHxO4HIocb 20 i. 81
Il. HaIora. B 9ToM lie ROXY HpHXO-
IHTca % l.. Sc Il.
yBeIHqeHHe Ha.TaTa BH3BaH0 pa
3HBIMH "HeHpeIBHIeHHBMH" pacXO
IaMH. 3aTpaTH Ha HpocBemeHHe, OF
HaR0, He T0IBB0 He B03p0cIH, H0
eoEpaTHgHcI. B HpQMIoM Togy. Ha
RaIIoI 1000 4. pacxoIa IA Hpoc
BemeHHe 3aTpaqHBaIocB GIL, B
9ToM axe ROXY oyer 9aTpaqeHO s.,
Of.
, 1926-06-19
OTvqEHNE PyMbIHCKOrO nPNH4A
OTgyqEHNE PyMblHCR0TO
nPNHuA

ByXAPECT. = BBBmeMy nae
IeIHHEy pyMBTHcRoTo HpecToTa, oc
TaBHBmeMy cBoD %eHy paIH BOB
.Ip6IeHHoH, oROHqaTeHbHO 9aEpBr
IOCTyH B cTpaHy.
HpHHI TaH%e HcHIIOqeH H3 La
pcTByIomero IONA. 9To, oIHaKo,
upHHHa, noBH4HNoMy, HHcRoHbEo
ne oropqaeF, TAR EaE OH RyIHl
pocRomHyO billy He4aTeKo OF liza
puxa, a o P%yMBHHH, 10 Been Be-
poaTHoCTH, n he 8yMaeT.
0cTaBIeHHaa I'M TeHa n qeTb
~pex.IeTHHf MaIBqHE 6y8yT HoAyqaTF
no 10000 IoI. B TOT OF pyMHHcRc
TO HpaBHTeIBcTBa.
, 1926-06-19
OXN4AETCa 3A6ACTOBKA nOPTHbIx

HbD HOPH. = H%poHcxoIHB-
mHe B HOc.IeIHee BpeMa Heper0Bo-
pH MeH;Iy DHH0H0M H0pTHBIX n
WeIHpHHHMaTeIaMH he lam HH-
RaHHX p%e3yIbTaTOB.
Pa6O4He Tpe6OBaIH BBeIeHHa
AK qacOBOH HeIe.IH, a TaRRe IA
paHTHH B TOM, qTO 0HH 6yIyT pa0O
TaTb he MeHbme 36 HeIe.Ib B To-
ny.
XO3aeBa %OTEa3aIHcB O6cyTIaTb
9TH HpOII0EeHHa II TaRHM 00pa3OM
3a6acTOBIa, RoTOpaa ROcHeTca He
MeHbHe $4,000 pa6OqHX, cTaIa He
H36eHH0f.
, 1926-06-19
"AKTNBHbIT" B3HTOqHNRN

M0CKBA. = 3~aROHqeHO cIeI
cTBHe 10 o6BHHeHHIO 80 cIyTamHX
3aRaBRa3cRHX III. i. 30 B3aT0qHHqe
cTBe, IHxoHMcTBe II 4OITHOcTHBX
HpecTyHIeHHaX.
KpyHHHM HOIpaIqHEaM O0BHHa
eMBe CIaBaIH H0Ipa4B 0e3 T0pT0B
II BHeCeHHa 3a,IoToB. y6HTRH Ta3.
HM HcqHcIeHM B cyMMe $500 p.
Bee cTapmHe cIyTaHIHe Mare
%pHaIbH0T0 yHpaBIeHHa n 0TIe.Ta ny
tn c0cTOaIH Ha IaI0BaHBH II Ip0
HeHTHOM OTqHcIeHHH Y HOIpaI-
qHE0B.
H3 BceX Hpe4aHHHX cyIy 50
.IHT HaXOIHTCa HoI cTpaTeH. b III
Gle O6BHHaeMBIX 36 HapTHfDeB H3
aRTHBa 3aEaBHa3cRHX T. IOpOr
, 1926-06-19
M0CKBA 4EHTP
NCKyCCTBA

HAPPIER. = IIpH6HBmHfi cDIa
aMepHEaHcEHH a%HTpenpeHep M. Te
CT 3aaBIaeT, qT0 HBHeIuHaa MOCK
Ba CTOHT 30 TIaBe B%ceMHpHorO Te-
aTpaIbHOro HcRyccTBa.
IeCT 3aHIDqHI HecK0.TbR0 no.
HTpaHTOB co MHOrHMH BB1aDHIHMH
ca pyccHHMH apTHcTaMH, EoTOpHx
OH B HeIaIeRoM 6y1ymeM HpHBe3eT
B AMepHRy.
HMeHa Tx TecT OTRa3aIca oHy
6.IHEoBaTb. Ha BoHpocH peHopTe-
DOB OH TO.IBRO 3aaBHI, ITO HaIeeT
ca eHe pas aa6paTB B AMepHRy
MocRoBcRHii XygO%ecTBeHHHH Te-
arp.
, 1926-06-19
HOBEuEHNE B
BNnbHE

BHIbHA. - HyaBMa HapBIBa
HqHE, RpecTbaHHH 4ep. Iy6eHb, Iy
xoBcEof BolocTH, ,IyHHHeHRorO ye-
8Ia, noBemeH B BHIBHe, IA Alto
ROIBcEofi rope.
HapBIBaHqHE 6HT npHIoBopeH
Il cMepTHoH Ea3HH llHHcEHM oEpya;
HHM cyIoM aa HaHaIeHue, B VIC
lie 4pyrHx noBcTaHIeB, Ha noe3I,
, EoTopoM exaI BoeBoTa IapoBc-
EHh.
, 1926-06-19
AH[ NNNCKNE wAxTEPbI NPO9KTNPy-
Hot BCEMNPHyD 3AbACTOBKy

I0HI0H. = II. HyE, ceEpe-
rapb 6paTcRoif 6eIepaDHH ropHopa
6oqnx, 8aaBHI, ITO cO9BIBaeMaa %
C. HIoHa B .IoHIoHe EoH9epeHTHa
MeSIyHapoIHofi 6eIepa1HH Topic
pa6ouHx, MeEIy HpoqHM, oyer 90
cya;Iarb BoHpoc o BceMHpHOa pa
6acToBRe ropHopa6oqHx, Io6HBaD-
IHHY HaMeHHBll yT0Ib.
, 1926-06-19
KOH8EPEHuNa MEHWNH

,I0HI0H. - 3Iecb B HacToa-
Nee BpeMa HpOHcXOIHT HOHe9peH-
nHa IeHIIHH, BeIyIHHX aRTHBHyD
Hp0HaTaHIy HpOTHB BOflHH.
Ha HOHbepeHTHH C peqbD BBc
TyIIHIa 10Th AcTop, a TaEae HaxO
Iamaaca B HacTOamee BpeMa B All
THIN HHIyccEaa %IeaTe.IbHHHa All
Ha Be3aHT.
ReHmHHH qacTo ycTpaHBaDT
MHTHHTH HoI 0TEpBTHM He00M, Ha
HOTOpBIX 6HBaeT nHOTIa 10 l0OTH
Caq EeHWHH.
, 1926-06-19
yqNTbCa HE HO3gHo

YHKAT0. = 62-x IeTHaa P.
CRapTHHa, TpH TOIa TONY HaaaI
HpH6BIBmaa H3 HTaIH1, Ea%IHii
Beqep HOceuIaeT BeqepHDW mKOly
aHrIHHcR0TO a3HRa.
AIMHHHcTpaGHa mROIH 3aaBIa
ct, ITO CRapTHHa yqHTca oqeHb
HpHIeTH0, a HOTOMy B cR0pOM Bpe
MeHH MOaeT cTaTB aMepHEaHCEHM
TpaaIaHHH0M.
, 1926-06-19
nONNuNa PA60TAET
A EBxapHcTHqecEHH

qHRATO. - EBxapHcTHqecEHfi
.RoHrpecc Ia;I HeMaIo pa6oTH qHEa
rcEoi uoIHrHH.
tIHeM H HoqbIO Io.IHnHa oxpaHa
.eT ION EapIHHa.Ia MyHIeHeffHa IA
yrIy HopT H CTsiT w., a TaEEe
IpeHE oTe,Ib, RE ocTaHoBHIocb s
EapIHHaIoB.
0co6y RapIHHaIa BoHIaHo OK
paHaeT HopyqHE MsE : KspTB.
, 1926-06-19
30 BPEMa RPyuIEHNA y6NT0
5 uEHOBEK

HHTTCByPT. = H3 IoHOlHHTe
IbHBIX cBeIeHHH BHIHO, ITO qHclO
TepTB 30 BpeMa cTo.IEHOBeHHa IByx
HOe3IoB, HMeBmeTO NEGRO Ha Hell
HcHIBBaHcHOH III. IOpore, IOcTHraeT
- Ue.IOBeH.
qHc.I0 paHeHHX HcqHcIAeTca
b so qeIoBeH. 0HacaDTca, qTo MILO
THe H3 paHeHBX He BHRHByT.
, 1926-06-19
yBNAca qNcTNAbuNK oKoH

YHRAT0. - YHcTHIbIIHR oRoH
4T. Banjo yHaI c 16-rO oTaEa Ha
MOcTOByO II paa6HIca. B 9To Bpe-
MI 10 TpoTyapy Hpoxo4HIa TeHmH
Ha, EOTOpaa 6BIIa c6HTa C HOT ia
4aDmHM BANJO ,HOIyqHIa cepBe3-
HHe ymH0M II no HyTH B rOcHHTaIB
CR0Hqa,IaCb.
, 1926-06-19
NCnAHNH TPEbyET nOCTOdHHOTO
MECTA

MAIPHI. - HcHaHcRHH MHHH
cTp HHocTpaHHHx 4eI aHryac aaa
: BHI, qTo HcHaHHa eWe he orRasa.
zach OF cBoHx Hpe%HHx npHTaaa-
HHf IA HocToaHHoe MecTo B .IHre
HaIHa.
9To Tpe6oBaHHe HcHaHHa no
npe@HeMy oyer Hpe9'aBIaTb H &c
aH ONO oyer yIoBIeTBopeHo, TO He
naHHa nomHeT cBoRx g~e.aeraToB IA
, 1926-06-19
0 A B K A
M. PATAa

BAPIITABA. IIpeIceIaTeIB
Ho1bcEoro cefMa MaTBeii PaTaH-
'BHxoIHT B oTcTaBKy.
HpHTHH0iI oTcTaBRH aBIaeTca
'o6mecTBeHHOe MHeHHe, %ocyI4aIo-
nee NJ. PaTaa ga TO, ITO OH clHm
rom cEOpo HpH3HaI tlepeBopoT liz
.lcyIcHoro H 9THM 1foMor cBepd;e-
HHp Hpe8HIeHTa BoHDexOBcROTo
, 1926-06-19
qNKATlbI BCTPEqAOT KAP4NHAHOB

YHRAT0. - B HaTHHHy cHeIH
aIbHHM HOe3IoM HpH6HIH H3 HbD
HopEa b qHEaTo npeIcTaBHreIH IA
ToIHqecHOf IepRBH Ha oTRpBIBaD-
mHiica 3IecB 3aBTpa eBXapHcTHqec
EHff EoHrpecc.
B qHcIe H%pH6BBmHx HaXoIHIca
Il HaIcRHif IeTaT BoHHaHo.
IpH6BBmHx BCTpeTHIH BecbNa
TopTecTBeHHo.
B HasHaqeHHoe BpeMa y BOE3a
ia co6paIocB cBBIHe 100000 qe
, 1926-06-19
CKAH4An B TAP
NAMEHTE

BEHA. = B aBcTpHifcEOM zap
.IaMeHTe npoH3Om.1a cBa.IHa Me&Iy
c0IHa.I = 4eM0EpaTaMH H XpHcTHa
HcRHMH c0~HIHaIHcTaMH BG BpeMa ne
0aTOB o BBeIeHHH HpeIoIOBaHHa
3aEoHa Bo%Ha B HapoIHBIX mRoIax
, 1926-06-19
"%NCTOPNa" qEPEnAXN

CTEP,IHHT, HH1. = HHreHb
MecTHoro ropoIRa BpayH HOLMAN B
peRe qepeHaXy, Ha HaH1Hpe R0To-
poi OH Hame,I HaIHHcB, TIacHB-
mym, qTo ora qepeHaxa noHMaHa
, 1926-06-19

ceHTa6pBcEHe saceIaHHa IHrH Ha
HHf, ? HpoTHBHoM Ee cIyqae oHa
~HocHeIyeT HpHMepy BpaaHIHH, T. e
HopBeT BcaEHe oTHon1eHHa c IHroH
, 1926-06-19
BNTBA C nNPATAMN

,I0HI0H. Goo6maDT, ITO
EHTaHIH : HHpaTH Ha1aIH Ha mop
.TyTa.lbcEyD RoIoHHp. Hp0H3Om,Io
0TecToqeHHoe cpa&eHHe, 30 BpeMa
Eoroporo 300 HHpaT9B OHIO y6H-
, 1926-06-19
HOBECNHca Ns "a n0uuA4N

HEH3AC. CHTH. -3a&HTou-
aHHii aHoHcRHli 6epMep M. KaBara
pa HOEOHqH.I cqeTH C TH3HbO, 10
BeCHBmHcb Ha 4epeBe.
HpHqHHoH caMoy6HHcTBa HOcIy
TH.IO TO o6cToaTeIbcTBo, qTo ID6H
MAI IomaIB RaBarapa 6HIa YOU
ia MoIHHeH.
, 1926-06-19

16 let TONY Haaa4 MO1oIoH Hapo-
qRoh, HpOBoIHBmef cBOfi MeIOBHff
MecaT.
BpayH cIeIaI enIe OILY coOTBe
TcTByDmyO Ha4HHcb II oIaTb opo-
CHI qepeIIaXy B B0Iy.
, 1926-06-19
B3Pb|B 4NKAMN-
IA

.IOC AHREIOC. HoqbD
HpOH3ome.I B3pHB 4HHaMHTa B 2-X
.9TaTHoM lone, B EoTopoM HoMemae
TcR TeaTp.
TeaTp paapymeH. %HHbHH 10
Ma ,eHaeIHcB R40IHoM 6eIBe.
, 1926-06-19
AMEPNKAHCKOE KOHCylbCTBO
OXPAHaETCH BONCKAMN

APHRA. lon aMepHRaHcRoTo
HpeIcTaBHTeIa B ApHRe OxpaHaeT-
CT qHlHiicRHMH B0icHaMH.
0xpaHa 6BIa HocTaBleHa H0c,Ie
TOTO, RaI B TopoIe bee qalIe era
IH ycTpaHBaTbca IeMoHcTpaIHH HpO
TnB npaBHTe,IbcTBa CoeI. ~llITaToB
30 BpeMa oIHOf Hs TaRHx IeMo
HcTpaDHH B 3IaHHH aMepHHaHcRo-
TO HocoIBcTBa 6BIIH BH6HTM ORHa
, 1926-06-19
PAHNA MEHy RNHwAAoM

qHRAT0. - Ho1HTHa ycHIeH-
no pasHcRHBaeT HBaHa KaTaHHHO,
paHHBmero cBop SeHy 30 BpeMa
ccopH RHH&aIoM.
, 1926-06-19

BaI0cb Ha H%eEoTQpBe BBIT01B, BIZ
TeRaDHIHe H3 TopToBIH C COB. Poe
chef, E0Topaa, XoTa n He BeIHEa B
HacT0amee BpeMa, no Bo3pacTaeT.
30 BpeMa Ie6aToB B Ha,IaTe 90
HUH BBacHHI0cb, qT0 30 BpeMa ga
H3 POccHH OHM HpHcIa
HH cIeIy1omHe cyMMH: 1925 4.
Ha HMa peI-DHHoHHOrO HOHrpec-
ca, ROT0pHa OTEa3a,Ica OF HpHHa-
rHa 9THx IeHer; 3aTeM Ha HMa To-
70 %e R0Hrpecca 6HIH %npHcIaHH
OIHH MHIIHOH 4O.IIapOB H qepe3 He
MeIRHH 6aHR $4,000 IOI. 9TH
IeHbTH aHrIHiicR0e npaBHTe.IbcTBo
pacHopaIHHOcb BepHyTb COB. HpaBH
Te,IbcTBy o6paTHo B MocEBy.
hpOMe 9THX cyMM OacTyDnlHMH
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.IyqeHH caeIyOmHe cyMMH: % MAI
-1.372.755 T., 1-TO HOHa - 2l1
100 L., Gro HoHa = 149.130 i,
PRO HOHa - $3.50 T., 81 MAJ
1880 7.
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Iaqy npaBHTeIbcTBa H36aBHIH AIR
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ca ceMBaM 6espa6oTHBIx Il 6acTy-
DmHx.
, 1926-06-19

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NH ~B05TIaCaMH, a TaHEe ycTHIaIH
I'M HyTb DBeTaMH.
MH0THe Jpn H%oaBIeHHH IepE0-
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paHaIH HpH6BTBmHX TOCTeB.
, 1926-06-19
PA3Pb|BA CPOCCNEA He 6y4ET

I0HG0H. = AHrIHHcRHH NH
HHcTp BHyTpeHHHx IeI lll%ofHcoH-
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pa3pBBa IHnIoMaTHqecRHx oTHOme
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, 1926-06-19
MyCCOlNHN HArPARAAET TIA
HrOH0CA

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pa6Ho coo6mHI HpeahIeHTy Tpe-
HHH TeHepaIy %IIaHroIocy, qTo, B
Billy ycTaHoBHBMHxca 4py%ecEHYi
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1Hef, KOpoib Harpa&8aeT IIaHro-
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TOM.
, 1926-06-19
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Ea6HHeTe BpHaHa.
H3 4ocTOBepHBX HcTOTHHE0B ne
peIaDT, TITO OH HpHMeT 9ToT HOcT
ToIBRO B TOM cIyqae, ecIH B COG
TAB HpaBHTeIBcTBa BOiiIeT 9ppHO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-25
MOUNTAIN MISSION FAIR
EXHIBITS ARE VARIED
Twins Take First and Second
PrizAs in Baby Show at Annual
Event, Marshall, Va.

Special Dispatch to The star
WARRENTON, Va, September 20
THE fourth annual community 1alf
of ST. Andrews Mountain Mission was
held Yesterday at the mission mouse
near Marshall. Rev. w. Is. Everett
in charge, and Miss Carroll. resident
teacher at the mission.
Farm and garden products. cooking
canning, sewing, rugs, quilts, baskets
of many varieties, rustic furniture
and many household arts and crafts
were exhibited. Children'S classes eX-
hibited wooden toys, sewing, cooking
and school work. Prizes In each class
consisted of improved tools for the
garden or workshop and household
and kitchen convenienceS. Mrs. Lane
OF Falls Church was judge in the
baby show. The first prize for babies
under l year was awarded To PreSt-
ley Lee Wright. and second to Cath
crime Lane Wright, his twin sister,
these being the youngest of family
of 10 children. Third prize went to
Lola IneZ Tharpe.
For babies between and the
winner was Mildred Louise Gray: sec
ond. Mason Frasier Lunceford; third,
Everett jackson Carter. Mrs. David
Tharpe won the prize for the best
quilt; Mrs. IOnnie Jeffries. second:
Mrs. Newton Riley, third. The mis-
sion has been enlarged by the pur-
chase of small farm with buildings
and Improvements. A plot In the
garden is cultivated by the men, and
all the products are given to the
Fauquier Hospital Proceeds. after
paying expenses, go to the mission
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, September %
(SpeciaD-Grace Willis also known
as Smith, colored. is In a critical con-
dition at the Alexa ndria Hospital as
the result of a jump from an auto
mobile early last night while the ma
chine was at Prince and Henry streets.
The machine, according to the police.
was driven by Robert Wood. colored.
of Hunters Station, and four others
were in the car.
The total subscribed to the Red
Cross fund being raised here for the
Florida sufferers thus far is S330.75,
according TO Robert s. Jones. local
chairman. The receipts collected yes
terday will be announced this after.
noon by Mr.. Jones. The goal sought
for Alexa ndria Is 81 900. Contributions
will be received at any bank. No one
is being solicited. An appeal Is made
to all to contribute At once. in order
that the city's quota may be reached
and the money forwarded.
The police here have recovered a
sport model automobile, stolen from
Vincent A. Sperans, Richmond. Va.
September 10. The owner came here
and took possession.
A large number of Odd Fellows
went to Washington to take part in
the parade given in honor of Ernest
w Bradford, grand sire Of the order,
The funeral of Robert II. Mason. SO
years old, a former resident, who died
Yesterday at the Garfield Hospital.
Washington, will take place at 3
O'Clock Monday afternoon from 500
Cameron street. He was a telegrapher,
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ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. September 25
(SpeciaD Following a long illness,
Miss Julia Anderson. a lifelong resi-
| dent of Rockville, died on Thursday,
| aged % years. her death being due to
Ge eral breakdown. She was a
daughter of the late DIR. John w.
Anderson of Rockville. and is sur
viVed by a brother, William w.
| Anderson of Washington. The funeral
will take place this afternoon from
the home of her nephew, Walter A.
Williams, Rockville, burial to be in
Rockville Union Cemetery.
On being found guilty in the Police
Court here of having Intoxicating
liquor in his possession with the in
tention of selling 1t, John Brown of
Washington. was fined $3.50 and costs
by Judge Samuel Riggs. For an as
sault upon Richard Bennett. Charles
r. Day of Gaithersburg, was SEN
fenced by Judge Riggs to the House
or Correction for six months. He
noted an appeal to the Circuit Court
and furnished bond for his appear
ance at the November term.
Within the last few days. Rev. b.
w. John, pastor of the Methodist
Church, has officiated at the mar
riage in Rockville of George V.
Schroeder of Woodlawn, Md, and Miss
Margaret Pauline Robinson of Balti-
more; Lawrence w. Jones of Arvonia
Va. and Miss Susie 3. Shepherd of
Dillyn, Va, and Melvin p Wright
and Miss Elsie Beck, both of Wash
ington.
Tighlman Humphrey will have to
serve 80 days in the Rockville Jail
for driving an automobile while under
the influence of liquor. so Judge
Samuel Riggs decided in the Police
Court here, and others paying fines
or FORGETTING collaterals for violation
Of motor vehicle regulations We're:
Brice buckingham and George NJ.
Prather, $27. each; Raymond Weems
and Amos King. jr.. $3.50 each; Rich
ard Davis and George u. See, S12.25
each. and J. NJ. Silver and Stephen
Reed. $3.50 each.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of George w. Hughes,
%, and Miss Frances Ford, IS, both
of Washington, and Joseph G.. John
son. %. and Miss Rebecca J. Akin,
81, both of this county.
Rev. Ralph ID. Smith, pastor of
the Methodist Church at Woodside.
his county, officiated at the marriage
at Woodside few days ago of
George II. Boyle and Miss Maggie
Allison Eversole. both of Forest
Glen, Md.
The sworn statements, filed with
the clerk of the Circuit Court here. of
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Joseph B. Pyles. successful candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
sheriff. and Frank l.. Hewitt. unsuc-
cessfu1 candidate for the Republican
nomination for State Senate at the
recent primary elections in the
county, show that they spent $2ss
and $42, respectively. in the interest
of their candidates..
Realizing that enlarged pupIc
school grounds at Woodside would
he desirable, the County Board or
Education has appointed a commit
tee. consisting of Mrs. Waiter r..
Perry, chairman. and William II. Me-
Ceney and Thomas c. Darby. mem
bers of the board, and DIR. George
E. Lewis, superintendent of county
school property. to ascertain what,
If any, land adjoining the present
school grounds Is available and the
price at which it is held.
Robert n. Raylis has sold his resi-
dence in the eastern section of Rock
Vile to Mrs. Ezra l.. Roger of Rock
Vile for $4,000. Mr.. and Mrs. Baylls
will remove to Trenton. n. j.. within
few days.
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SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg
Issue Cards for Pan American
Delegates Reception.

! BOY. The hosts will he Mr.. Ienard
Folse, vice president of the club: Miss
Maxine Role and Miss Gertrude
Brigham.
st. Rarnahas church at Oxon Hill,
Md. was the scene the evening or
Septemher IS CT the marriage of Miss
Dora Humphrey, daughter of Mr..
William Humphrey. to Mr. Frank Or.
die, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. G. V. Barry. The bride
wore a gown Of white satin and lace
and carried large bouquet or brlde =
roses. Her veil was arranged IN
coronet and held with orange bios
SONS. The bride was given In mar
riage by her father. Mrs. Neisbord,
natron of honor. was attired IN PINK
chiffon and carried pink roses. Nir-
ginia Tucker and Arlene FitZhugh
wore blue and pink crepe, respective
lv. and carried baskets Of pink rose
buds, The best man was Mr.. Weis-
bord. Miss Theodore Middleton.
former organist of st. Barnabas
church, played the wedding march
and the senior choir sung 20, PefIect
Love" reception was held at the
home of the bride after the ceremony.
Mrs F. +. Owen of Parkersburg,
W
with her daughter, Miss Frances
owen, who will enter Gunston Han
next week. They will be joined tomor-
row by Mr.. Owen, who wilifrema'n
over the week end.
Mrs Ruby Smith Stahl has returned
10 Washington after spending the
Summer at the Samoset. Rockland.
Me and Mount kineo House, kineo.
Me. The prolonged Illness of Mrs.
Fuller. wife of Gov. Alvin I. Fuller;
prevented her from giving mGsicai
AT their Summer home at Little Boars
Head, \. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Sypret Hendflck, VINO
have been passing the Summer at
lake Placid. are at the Wardman
park Hotel for "a weeks stay en- route
TO Ashville, n. G., where they VIII
spend the Winter.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported 70
the Health Department IN the last "a hours
Edward G. and Ruth N. Russell, girl.
Melvin L. and Sarah splitter girl
Herbert R. and Flora Trueman. girl:
Kenneth W and Celia T. simpson girl.
Frederick A. and Ruby Winfrey. boy ana
Isaac n and Margaret E. Colby. girl:
Albert 4 and Elizabeth H stern BOY boy
Willie and Irma Brandlerr, hey: 49,,
John D. and Grace Macknlght, boy.
A. Walter. and Estelle Nichols. girl.
Glarense and E E h, Wenk n girl
Albert A. and Mlrel Jasper girl
Charlie and M aria Pngl1si; girl
Horace " and Elizabeth Sterling. girl.
Lawrence and Sarah stahler boy.
James and Sadie Morgan. boy.
Earnest and Annie Butler. boy;
William and Piccola Minor. girl.
Robert and Mary Coffee, girl.
Alfred and Florence Cotton, boy.
William and Lille smith. girl.
Horace A. and Consuella Oliver. girl.
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LONDON LIKES OUR Jazz.
Negro Revue, "Blackbirds," Packs
Pavilion With Eager British.

LONDON. September % R. Life
i'm Dixie Land must he terribly eX-
hauSting, is the verdict the dramatic
critic of the London Times gives on
'Blackbirds,' the negro revue headed
by Florence Mills, which Charles r.
Cochran has brought to London from
Paris.
While English critics discovered lit
tie that was beautiful in the synco-
waited music and the lively dancing of
he negro artists, they, found the
ancing wonderful in it's vigor. and oc-
,asionally very funny. The pavilion
Is packed every night with crowds
eager to see the revue and listen to
the jazz. which the English public APP
parently relishes just as much as all
the rest Of the world does. in spite of
the protests of musical critics.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
Mathda u FT,zs!e 50 e 1tS 1h 81 I'd
Robert H Mason 50 Garfield Hospital.
Robert c Rogers. 53 - 10 goth St,
John A Murphy 40, Georgetown Cniver-
Katherine F. Carley 81 Gallinger Hos
Wilbur w. Ashdown. 81 -a26 sth ST. ne.
W KILL Hutb Fnlnm7 rs 15 III" 1 st. St. St.
Ellen Dohoney. 80. Wardman Pas Hotel.
R Rf1s NJ fef acobs 81 is S' Pea a9d s. st.
Helen. NJ. nj Gennaro. % months. Chill
Matthews Barber. A., 6O4 Freeman pl.
Desdemona +. Dudley. 81. en- route Emer-
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employed at the Washington Ter
mina1, and a son. of the late Taylor
and Martha Mason. He il survived
by two children, Howard and Mar
garet Mason, and two sisters and a
brother. Mrs. Frank Steiner. this city;
Mrs. William Rudd. Maryland. and
Alfred S. Mason of this city.
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FILM BEAUTY DIVORCED.
Katherine Mcdonald Says She Lent
Husband $4,000 to Pay Debts.

LOS ANGELES, September % up.
Katherine Mcdonald, who before
her retirement from the films won a
national contest which gave her the
title of 1.-The most beautiful woman in
motion pictures" yesterday as Mrs.
*. NJ. Johnson won a. divorce from
G. S. Johnson on grounds of failure
to provide. Her suit charged that
after she married Johnson at Atlantic
City in 1928 she lent him $4,000 to
pay his debts and estab himself In
business. Instead he spent most of
his time on the golf course, she said
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TWO WOMEN STRUCK.
Mrs. Arabella Mcdonald, 70, Vic
tim of Hit-and-Run Car.

Mrs. Arabella Mcdonald, IS years
old. 555 Fourteenth street southeast.
was struck by an automobile while
crossing at the intersection of First
and r streets southeast shortly before
o'clock last night She was treated at
Casualty Hospital by DR.. Sindoni for a
cut arm and bruises to her body.
Police failed to establish the identity
of the driver of the automobile that
injured her.
Mrs. Annie Walton, Iowa Apart
ments, was knocked down on MasSa-
chusetts avenue near Thomas Circle
about II O'Clock last night and her
right elbow slightly injured.