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COPPER COMPANY FACES
GRAVE CHARGE IN CHILE
American Concern Accused of Vio-
lating Law Governing Payment
of Series of Taxes.
Nv the Aesoclated Press.

Nv the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO. Chile. January %
Charges that the Braden Copper Co,
an American concern, violated the law
governing the payment Of taxes on
legal documents. stamps and seals are
being investigated by the department
of internal revenue. The revenue de-
partment consulted a board OF govern
ment legal advisers on the charges
which. If proved. would make the COM
pany subject TO "a fine of $4,000.
The law was alleged To have been
violated in connection with contracts
for the sale of copper. The American
company operates FL Teniente mine.
near AconCagua
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CHILD is THREATENED.
Dallas Hunts FOR Sender Of Lette1
Demanding 100000.

DALLAS. Tex. January % F).-Thi
sender OF a letter demanding 100000 ID
Old currency under a threat against tha
ire of 5-year-old Fay Munger VAS tns
OBJECT OF an extensive cityTide search
last night.
The homes Of Leroy Munger. ir.
father Of the child who received ths
letter. and Leroy Munger, ST.. we're un.
der heavy police guard The i1nior
Munger Is wealthy Insurance man.
Orders 70 place the money IN a c!urnu
OF bushes az sparseIy settled point
we're given in the letter Police who
zept vigil at the appointed spot reported
no one came 10 collect the money.
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CHICAGO TO OPEN
NEW GANG DRIVE
Bombings Start Search for
Leaders of Trust" Deal
ing in Explosions.

Rv the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Januarv cs,-"Blind pigs
and kitchen barrooms. generally ignored
by police In their concentration against
the big fellows" the gangsters, and the
heads Of vice syndicates today became
targets for what Police Commissioner
Hughes termed "hardboiled war on
gangs"
Aroused by the bombing Of the homes
of two Of Mayor ThompSon's supporters
Thursday. police determined on a new
policy intended to squeeze" the names
Of those responsible for the outragcs
from those who police believe have the
information, During his campaign for
election. the mayor said there would be
no "snoopine" III private homes. no
"fTiSklng mattresses for pint TASKS" but
that the police would center their atten-
ton on stopping the source of liquor
supply and arreSting leaders and men,
bcrS Of the crime SyndicateS.
Threaten TO Dry Up City.
II necessary. Commissioner Hughes
said, he would dry up the entire city and
drive all booze and beer yCn0clS from
the city His thoory is that iiScruntiCd
heads Of gambling syndicatcS caused the
'eccnt dynamitineS and that some of the
smaller blind pig" operators know who
the oisgruntled gamblers are. because
the gambling machines are established
in saloons
The commissioner declared he already
has considerable information about the
bomb trust" which handled the latest
jon. and that arrests OF almost 100 per-
sons might be expected AT the same
time he authorized reward of 81 .oh0
for information leading to the arrest Of
the actual bombers.
Joe Salts and Dingbat Oberta. two
OF the clty'S well known gang leaders.
were being sought for Questioning
Salts was reported out OF the city
Oberta was quoted as saying: They
don't really want me on this bomb job
They all know that's not my racket"
Six Bomb Experts Reported
According to Commissioner Hughes.
the bomb trust IS highly organizes
with four heads in control. He said
he knew two of them and expected 10
find out who the others were soon.
There are about 100 subordinate
agents in the gang" he declared. Six
Of them are bomb experts, each a spe-
cialist in a particular kind of bomb
Twelve are contract men to take or
ders for bombings and another Il are
the field men, whose Job is 10 place the
bombs and see that they go of at the
scheduled time
After a conference with his seven
deputy commissioners Hughes said:
The day of the gangs and gangsters
in Chicago is over. Chicago has a
black name among the cities of the
country. We are going to get rid of
that name"
Meanwhile. Frank L. Loesch. presi-
dent of the Chicago Crime Commission.
warned against ''purposeless arrests. -
urging that the hunt for the bombers
be conducted ''skillfully and merci-
lessly."
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OFFER WHITMAN RELICS.
Writers Niece Would Give Collec'
ton 70 City OF Camden.

CAMDEN. N. J.. January 70 IT,
A collection OF articles including
paintings and engraYings which we're
treasured keepsakcs of Walt Whitman
when he lived on Miekie street, has
been offered IN The CITY of Camden
by Miss Jessie t. whitman Of Isl.
Louis his niece
The collection includes Photographic
painting. enprayines. letters. auto.
graphs and bank book n rare piece
10 the collection Is painting which
dates back Ia 1877. which, Whitman
called The Iiol!aadet" The picture
is "a portrait II Dutch ancestor.
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MORROW STORMBOUND.
Several Ships In Gulf Await
Calmer Seas to Enter Port.

VERA CRUZ. Mexico. January % Up.
Dwight w. Morrow. American Am
bassador to Mexico. is stormbound on
board the steamship Monterey en- route
to his post from the an-American con-
ference in Havana.
Several other ships also preferred 10
ride out the storm mt sea rather than
risk entering this port
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McAndrew a mayoral campaign issue
charging he was prof. British.
McAndrew suggested that the public
schools should teach service rather ti1ae
selfishness. when we start teaching
service to the community and Nation,
then we will have the real brand Of
patriotism, not flag waving" he said.
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ADVERTISING

The ideal advertisement is helievabe is conhdence-lr
spring accuracy and thiunes beyond the skep
tics doubt
The Better Business Bureau in its standard Tor
Advertising urges merchants be conservative and be-
evable we'll truthful; for instance, value IS funda
mentally a matter OF opinion.
When to exaggerated case. this
advertisement Mems SixDoar Shirts SOC, II is hardly
it may possibly be true.
Advertisers cooperating with the Better Business
Bureau build public confidence business, season their
statements with the salt OF
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Yorktown lisa mighty
good cigarette with
a 1923 model flavor.
It's a blend of
seven tobaccos.
The result il a
flavor that you've
never tasted before.
Gamble Is cents
on n pack Of 20 and
you'll know what
we're talking about.
iartIA. Richmond. fifginis
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THE EVENING STORY

up for applause-"and knew that I
would soon drop when my uncle's aire-
dale, seeing my peril, came TO the
rescue.
He crawled stealthily up behind and
with loud and terrifying bark. seized
the elephant by his right hind leg
The elephant howlcd with pain and
tried 10 get loose. but Babe stuck like
lccch and soon had the elephants leg
chcwed clear OFT.
THE groans of the elephant were
something terrible, and soon. being UNI
able TO stand on three legs. he fell right
over and started 10 die, being pretty
weak from loss Of blood
Il was faint myself from my long
period without food~and. OF course.
from exhaustion and exposure.
although / found going without food
from one meal 10 another without
breaking his fast. To stay healthy he
must have food after school and be-
fore going To bed, too. SO | renem-
bercd that aunt had said she was going
10 have something good for supper and
Babe and me started home. The moral
TO my story is Everybody should have
an airedale dog and shotgun and then
he need fear no foe.
That's all
Uncle VIII looked at Aunt Florence
and Aunt Florence looked mt Uncle
VIII, and Billie watched them both
Out OF the corner of his eye,
THAT boy has the imagination OF a
newspaper writer" said Uncle WIN. the
relationship being on his side.
Undoubtedly" admitted Aunt Flor
ence. but I'm afraid you missed the
points"
ION, no. didn't miss any points
They were too sharp!" and he sort Of
grnned up his sleeve. hs IL were
Billie" he said. "Tii give you an
| airedalc the next time Babe has pups.
but ] won't give you shotgun until
your mother says you may have IT,"
! After which he once more looked low.
| ingiy ut the evening paper
Billie gaspcd very Internationally be.
| hind his hand and stretched bower
| fully, feeling that while The shotgun
seemed ak far away as ever, IL really
hadn't been had evenings work
! III You have about hix Of those
cookies that We had for supper. Aunt
| Florence, ! think | had better 40 IN
bed now. Plenty Of cookies and sleep
Keep boys brain In good condition
olive en- ~ him. said Uncle VIII.
| t1'he end
| troDyFight. ih"s
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Fugitive Love

let me say them, won't you2--and then
I'll do what you want. I've Just got
to say them and then--then--"
He looked at the door. Then I'm
going"
"Going?"
He nodded Eyes. Might as well.
Guess I'll have to--anyway." He pulled
chair up in front of her. IN Just
sit here-where can look at YOU. I'm
I can't talk. Not very well. That is,
I can't tell you everything Just how
I fcel--but honestly / Just think you're
wonderful. l think you're the finest
thing that ever was. If you say the
word I'll do anything that you want.
Underestimate"
She nodded.
I'm all right" he said. "I'm going
to get on. 1t doesn't bother me what
you said about that gold-digger stuff
You couldn't make me think that
about yop, no matter what you said.
Now. look here-Ill do anything you
ask me to If only you'll give up that
Chauncy O'Malley."
WHY" she asked desperately.
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Mr., B--r made over $50 after
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lie has earned $lo7 so far this
month.
Mr.. D--y, new man, has
earned $l68 since January 70.
Mr.. k~~l has earned consider
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Mr.. C--~n made $72 on both
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And SO it goes.
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A First.Run Novel
BY NegIey Farson
I tell you I love you? Don't you hear

/, I tell you I love you? Don't you hear
anything?
let me tell you something" forster
fastened on. do you know what's the
hardest thing in the world for man?
Well. I'll tell you. It's to see some one
like you married to some one like
OMalley. That's enough to drive a
man wild. Don't you understand
That's what makes men hate women,
when they see some one like yourself
going over to man like OMalley.
Just as If you didn't care anything for
yourself or what happened to you. It's
all wrong tell you. Wrong"
"But-but 1t happens. It's fate"
Fate! Fate--nothing! It's because
you want to, that's what. You don't
know enough to do any better. That's
why I'm talking to you like this right
now. Because love you-that's why"
She looked at him and then turned
her head away quickly. He was still
holding her hand. 1t was almost lost
in his. Then she felt his fingers loosen
and she knew he was looking at them.
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Because it's net right. The whole
things dead wrong. You don't know
what you're doing. You've never had
a chance. That father of yours-what
does he care about things like that?
He's rotten. You're Just a kid. and
you marry that O'Malley and some day
you'll wake up and wish you'd never
been born"
But how could I? What's so awful
about marrying hirn?"
Haven't you got any feelings? Do
you mean TO say you haven't thought
about IL. what It's going to be like
married to hiln!"
Eyes. have, but"
well. good Cod" forster cried
desperately. What kind OF a girl arc
you. anyway"
"Me?" She touched her breast.
WHY"
He caught her hand. Look here.
doesn't it mean anything to you when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08

She let her hand lie there. until sud-
denly she heard herself sob. She
choked, she put her hands over her
face.
Go away" she sobbed. Go away.
Leave me alone"
She thought he would attempt to
kiss her He didn't. She heard him
laugh. Hoarsely.
That's ALL" he said grimly. 1--WE
made enough OF fool OF myself as 1t
Is. guess I've said all I had to-"
She heard him get up.
"Oh. don't" she sobbed. For Gods
sake have patience. Let me think"
He was beside her In an instant, his
arms holding her tight.
I MY Jenny he whispered. MY
Jenny. Deaf"
She nodded blindly and kissed him.
yes" she said. Yours"
tCopyright. 1881
(To De Continued Tomorrow
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1919 st nv. %
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LADY to iutroduce our novelty rings set
with Orientol gems: outside work. pleasant
profitable For interview Frank. 3SD0-J.
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PAPERHh S[iI$G--pecia! low p-icns his
month 1923 n1tIerns. get my estimate frat.
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PAPERHANGT NC 4 PAINTING. Guaran ted
work 40 reasGranie rates Estimates gwen
:. !. Koran. North JSs 1850 Se-S,nn az. n =.
'APERING PAINTING PLASTERTSG SO
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work, ". P}rDs. 1897 Ga ave Al fj.,Sf.
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HELP-FEMALE.

G1RT-rerical work: good conversational
list, experience unnecessary. Call Main 4245.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary 10 he made To The Star
VIII receive prompt attention. For
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NEW INVENTION prevents shoulder straps
Shining. Earn $50 up weekly. Selling ax-
perien"e unnecessary Women adore this
amazing comfort chain. Free samnie offer.
Lingerie 'V' Co. Paul ST.. North WiDdham.
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STORE. MANAGER.
A GOOD POSITION OPEN.

sricrdid opportunity in religious wort;
outside NJ city for we'll educated woman
Protestant between % aud Ii wears old.
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address Address Box t"T r. star Office. as
YOUNG LADIES
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sce Mrs Fisher at once, Oxford Hotel; please
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In a Strawberry Tree.

NJ r. AND MRS. QUILL were hav-
M ing their small nephew to
wv spend the night and were
1 i taking their responsibility
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Continued from Yesterdays Star.)
INSTALLATENT VII.

A TELEGRAM came from Jenny's
" father the next night saying
"A that he would not return until
"A the end of the week. He was
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PAPEPfEft-RppnG= naperac So ~. 1929
samples: quick EN-viee- also painting and
carpenter work. Roy White. Cleveland $3.50.
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COLORED WOMAN, days work, part time.
Or general homework: city refs, Can North
1897.