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Evening star., 1929-11-18
AIimonx Speculation,

From the Muncie Morrins star.
While Senator Nye is trying to have
the Stock Exchange investigated, he
might also make some inquiries into the
speculation in alimony.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
Golf. Earth. Strength.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
The ancient Greek, you remember,
the earth. 1t has that effect on a
golfers language, too.
Evening star., 1929-11-18

Cannon Loses Own District.
From the Saginaw Daily News.
Still, Bishop Cannon did very well.
His home district gave his candidate for
governor 81 votes, while thsgother can
didate got only Gg9.
Evening star., 1929-11-18

Every man is inclined to develop more
or less Of hobby, and IL there Is any
thing Secretary Mellon enjoys discuss
ing it Is tax reduction.
Evening star., 1929-11-18

Many college boy might. take more
time for study If his father understood
the classics as we'll as he does foot
ball.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
Devotion to the Home.

"Is your wife in politics?"
every much," answered Senator
Sorghum. But she does not allow poll
tics to interfere with the home. She
says she's going to silence her con-
science and go on voting for me, even
if she doesn't think much of my actual
qualifications"
Evening star., 1929-11-18

Jud Tunkins says he knows it's dan
gerous to play the stock market; but
how's he going to get even If he doesn't?
Evening star., 1929-11-18
Or Which Stocks.

From the Lansing state journal.
Whether or not November days are
the melancholy ones depends IN quite
measure on which college one Is back
ing.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
She's Old-Fsshioned.

from iae pstroik News.
A west Virginia girl ayertsd 8 wreck
by tearing g strip from leI skirt and
Tagging q train, thus illustrating the
remarkable eyesight Of some engineers.
Evening star., 1929-11-18

An election has its moments Of ex-
hilaration, but when Mayor Jimmy
walker wants real excitement he goes
to see a foot ball game.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
Concentrated KnoRIedge.

Men 60 to schools in hope they may,
Some day, have wisdom to display.
A great dictator comes along
And says, "All save myself are wrongl'
Evening star., 1929-11-18
Good Place to Look.

From the Dayton Daily News.
These explorers who are looking for
buried cities might try their hand at
finding the bottom Of the stock narlEot.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
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Evening star., 1929-11-18
Athletic Punctuation.

From the Louisville Times.
Foot ball Is q game that consists Of
four periods and an indeterminate
number Of dashes.
Evening star., 1929-11-18

Public sentiment is now expected to
forget the spectators and cooperate
with the Government in putting affairs
in the hands of regular business.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
One Up for the Boy.

From the Oakland Tribune.
The little boy who should be seen and
not heard has o father who is . radio
announcer and Is heard and not seen.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
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Evening star., 1929-11-18

eDo you ever consult q fortune teller?"
Occasionally" answered Miss Cay
enne. ~ get tired Of trying TO do my
own gucsswork about the future. And
anyhow It's pleasant occasionally to sit
into a conversation where am the one
absorbing topic Of interest"
"We cannot slways be brave" said
III ho, the sage Of Chinstown. '"Men
fear Whist they 90 not un6srsI md, and
in this life we ere permitted 10 Under
stand very little"
Evening star., 1929-11-18

"De fact dat you hasn't broke no law
nor spoke no scandal" said Uncle Eben,
"ain' no comfort when de atmosphere
of yoh neighborhood jes' natchelly gifts
filled up wifi stray bullets"
Evening star., 1929-11-18

The Evening Star Newspaper Company
Business ONCE:
i1th st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
New York once: Ito East 42nd st.
Chicago Once: Lake Michigan Building.
European once: IA Regent St.. London.
England.
Evening star., 1929-11-18
Longer and Longer.

The wintry chill seems stronger,
AS on our ways we walk.
The days are growing longer.
So is the tariff talk.
Evening star., 1929-11-18

THEODORE W. MOVES. . Editor
Evening star., 1929-11-18

requirement is being warmly advocated
In some States.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05

Now Eritain's second hand mar- llot is represented by Herald Classi- fled Ads
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
DEATH TOLL 300 IN NEW ERUPTION
Santa Maria Volcano Victims
 BuTiG1 in Ashes

Guatemala City, Nov. UTD- The estimated death toll of the lat est eruption of santa Maria volcano stood at Goo today while soldiers an government relief workers Sot ght 10 restore order in Quozaltrnango and other stricken villages about the vol canos base.
 Tho 500 dead was .hc estimate Of the foreign office. only - bodies have been recovered, although tE" sarch for bodies was handicapped bv the ashes and lava and subsequent heavy rains.
 An uncoufirmrd report said tho entire popuIaion of Fl rarociujo had hrrn buried hy the molten flow O. the volcano. Quozalten.ugo. a city i of lo.noo population. still was ir great confusion, Communications were disrupted and further hndercl disparching of aid 10 the injured,
 Red Cro.s workers and volunteer physicians woro sent on q govern mont train to cluozaltyuango.
 Sonta Maria has been active inter mttcntly since I9o2, when js crup ton and au accompanying earth qua1o destroyed QurMlr,nango an, other yillarc%.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
Eat Everything without Fear
 of Indigestion

Are there lots of foods you cant cat-for fear of gas, bloatlng,, pains in the stomach and bowels!
 Do you have to pass up tavorltee dishes-while the rest enjoy them!
 That's a sign you need Tanlac! For more than 10 years Tanlac has restored to vigorous health thou sands who denied themselves thelr favorite foods just as you have to.
 Mr. William Martell, of 1J Har- riet St., Pawtucket, R. l., says: My digestion was so poor that l lad to live on toast and eggs for six months. Tanlac made contin- uous improvement and I've gained 22 lbs"
 If you suffer from indigestion, gas, dizziness, headaches, constipa- tion or torpid liver-give Tanlac a chance to help you! The first bot tie often brings the needed relief.
 Tanlac is a good, pure medicine, made of roots, barks, and herbs that are recognized by the United States Pharmacopoeia. Get it from your druggist today. Your money back if it doesn't help you.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
MORE VIOLENCE IN
 GARMENTS STRIKE
Five Sticks Of Dynamite Found
 Before Trolley Car

N.w Orleans, Nov, ; llF - At- tempts 10 blow mp street cars W'r" the center Of attention today in the carmon's strike situation.
 Ir the face Of the sting of th" courts and tn" lash of The law. tn" dynamite gang continued it's actjNI- tics in the street ear strjk" Of union Worhmcu.
 While the starc courts barred al- legged jtuey operations and federal court investigated a contempt chars" against one man held in violation Of Judge Wayne C. Rorah's order against strike violence. five sticks of dynamite were discovered st up close to q street car tracks just in tim" to avert another blast With the first rilil court iriuHc- ton granted public service against an alleged utnpy dwNyr Henry l'als, restraining him from convey i ing passengers in his aWomohji" tor fare or donation, nine other iniunr- i tion cases were set for hearing an, many moro were expected 10 b filed ny the company.
 Federal authorities today Wor.
 prepared to take up tue continued
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05

whether eventually you ar @ojng to he mine. oh. my Iovc. if you have any regard for nr". set my mind at rest. 1T you knew what hell i- is when love you as 3o. .
 She closed her eye, momcutarily yielding to his embrace, trying 10 persuade herself she wa, rnjoying it.
 "rromisc me, Barb1ra. "
 "N'hat do you want u.. 10 prom iSc ""
 "Tbat you wiu gct crca1 from lowrhrr immediately and marry mo. Barbara. | swear I'll mphc you happy. IL shall hr my Iifr'# work only trust your pr' clous self 10 mo. my dearest" He turned her in his arms 70 that HOW she was facing him. Rocklcss- ly, certain of victory. hr sought her lips, one moment shr remained impassivc, the ncNt with an abrupt gesture, almost r-puIsicn. she pushed hun from her.
 Its no uS". HoHly I can't can't. | don't want 10 rurt you- not after all that you'N" done for mc. Hut can't help feeling as do. l don't loyc you' Her yoi> dropped tC q whisper, I still loYc E@y."
 CCopyri-ht. Dial pr, gs)
 Henderson makes n Gariny moys in tomOrrOW's chapter.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
;SScfe and Sane Fourth
 Movements Head Dead

New ! Urh, NOV. ! i@''- Mr.. lUil Barnett Rice, one Of lha pioneers in the movement for saH- and sane Fourth or July died at her home a Deal. x. H., l@-t night. SA, vas G9 yrars old.
 She also Was the founder of the ,,uIi-Noisc society of America ani our-time president of the society for lh" suppression Of unnecessary Noisrs. She was the widow Of Pro-. Isa0c Leopold Rice. inventor oj submarine and torpedo boats and n pioneer i'm this country in the s;or- age battery and electric automohtjv hGajurss.
 Tn a souad-proor room Of mau- sjcu owned by th" ltfrrs on Eiyrr- side DrNo, international chrH games w"r" played, the moves; h"- ing communicated hy cable. Mf. 1 Rice, d chess expert, Was tho in yuUtor of tho "Rirv Gambit,' d i famous chess debut.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
NEW NAVIGATION
 SYSTEM APPROVED
Holmes Instrument Enables
 Snip to Steer Straight

London Nov. , (trl-A sErcr$S- fuI test or the Holmes navigating n- sjrumcnt. which enables q ship 10 steer an Hhsou,,ly straight course, WAS reported vcstvrday on the arriy- al hero of the Atlantic transport iu,r NlUUewaSl,J
 Capt. r. Claryt Of the Nmnr"ash" enthusiastically praised the instru- m,nt. and said he hoped i, would be adopted universally,
 "I have nothing but uustiut,d praise. as hayr tho officers of my ship" Capt CIarrt sajd. "The tra. mcndous advantage of rhe imslru mrnt is that if maintains tlr strJieh course you set for 1t, ami iii uddi
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05

strength to leave hor, before th@t nameless something which had ] drawn him to her in the beginning i should break down his defrusos. He s,rodc down that stairway, | through the hall and out into lb" road, continuing until a taxi hover l ing around like an annoying fly, picked him up and took him to tho nearest subway
 Tho following morning Earbar1 moved back into her Park aNcnu" apartment. She did not want 10 See her Long island home again for many a month Not uni, she had forgotten the sight of the colossal | wrccNa~" and the ball tha, had proved almost Il calan'ly. Forgot ten. too. her would-br surrender. flun~ hack m her face in the goli ard white boudoir.
 Yet her apartment hold momo- rirs. too. If only shr could forgt Ta%, Forget him as she had for gotten dozens of other mcu. Eut thcso sho had been &bI" t. bend to n"r slightest wniu. whereas Ray sae never rad Was that. perhaps the secret of tho hold h. had oyoF her?
 Shc kopt Henderson wi.h her con- stantly. trying to porsu.'n hrm"l that she preferred hiia to Ray. She even tried 10 believe thd- his no&r- r.ss thrilled her. that when he was with Ejm she missed no onv, no one it all.
 Thr chang" in her attitude aj@}lV ,latcd Henderson, He "roWhc easier, slept aoun}or. tor he had feared that Rays dramal,, ri p'a"- ancr the night of the na'I mi"h' prejudice Barbara in her husbands favor. Bu, apparently t had net done SO.
 On the contrary, if &rcmnd f. have increased her Nl,iu@ for hiu
 This hr considered just a5 well
 since his debts were ncrcasine ; daily and his creditors '."rr press
 ine for more definite information . as to when inc wealthy Airs. Low lllt.G N ptll l''' il-'' lI i-l'i' ! y It'i'I Iir determined that th. tjmr had . come for him to get.
 , He chose an evening ~L,n rH,'
 had returned. earlier thJn UIH ru.- tcmary. from H dane" aj tn" hom' } Of a friend. Barbara prcc. drd hin : into the sitting room and. having i removed his overcoat and muitlrr I he followed, standing q mrmemt inn. , passive in the doorway "Htchina her slim, tense figure, lulpusiVcN 2 he crossed silently to her. his arm, imprisoning her. He was whisper t ing into her hair.
 , "I love you. love you, Bar
 bara. | can't keep this up murI ) longer 'hls attitude of friend
 ship The strains terrific and. add { ed 10 it, the uncertainty
 the uncertainty Of not knowing ] whether or not you care for me
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
kIHE IE! LUXURY l!F!,! .!!!! HUSBAND! 3 I! \!

synopsis: Disaster climaXes Bar bara's ball, The floor of lie hastily constructed ballroom begins to col lapse. Shrieking guests stampede for the door but the exit is blocked by the huge body of the cX- cited elephant. Barbara sud denly tinds herself alone in one end Of the room. Crouching before her is the terrified jaguar which has escaped from It's keeper. Barbara is about to sWcon when Ray catches her in his arms, throws q cloak over the beast and carries Barbara to safety, Rays presence of mind averts a tragedy and cV- vryone escapes before the building falls. Outside Ray disappears but Barbara finds him in a taxi, ready 0 depart. She begs him to return 10 the house with her and there inn plorcs Ray to remain.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
NORTHCUTT SILENT ON DISAPPEARANCE
Naval Officer Declines to See
 Anyone or Explain

Brcmcrton Wash. Nov. ] tPt- Rear Admiral H. J. Iiegemejer, com mandant Of the Puget sound navy yard, today awaited an explanation from Lieut.. Harold W. Northcutt that would clear up the mastery veil ing his disappearance from Norfolk. Va. two weeks ago.
 X request for the explanation was made yesterday by the admiral at the instance of the navy department, after Lieut.. Northcut; had been de tained for several hours at the navy yard here without volunteering any explanation of his disappearance from Norfolk and his rrappcarance sunday in Vancouver, E. (. Northcutt came voluntarily to Hremerton from Vancouver and has been detained at the navy yard here on orders from Washington. SO far aS is known no formal charges have been filed &Gainst him.
 q have asked Lieutenant North cutt to make an explanation 10 the navy department" Rear Admiral Xiegomeier sad. 50 far. however, have not received any statement from him"
 Northcutt flatly refused to see anyone yesterday and his guards rr- ported that he spent most Of his time playing solitaire in his quar. ters in tho marine harr3,hS
 The lieutenant steadtastly refuse, to accept counsel from follow maya officers who offered their assistance He would not discuss his case witt th"m.
 Djs.rtchcs from Vancouver quot cd Mrs. sarah Gibson. apartmeu housc proprietor, aa having advise, authorities that Nortncutt came |, her place a week ago "ith a youn' woman and rented an apartment Two cards. bearing lho ua1uc of Mi, Laura Clements and slowing tha she WAS a nursc in good sanding a tNo University cf New York, Wvr found among personal cttrr's in tn apartment occupied by Northcut there.
 Mrs Gibson said two nurses uni forms were in Northrutt'5 rooms. notn on a small piece Of rarrr als was found by Mrs. Gln#on Noic read, "N&rrj,1 in S.Wtl Monday , address II. W. No"thcut'. httcr fcl lows"
 When confronted with ourstion concerning the rapor. from }aAco' yer. Northcutt woull mHj;c 70 r,pl and refused to discu,s Miss Clement with any one.
 Reports from rlNHt officers {
 >,ortolk yesterday md,vatel that
 medical examining hun'l WoUiA l , appointed 10 o0s "i liru;cnm 4 Northculrs actions end mo. r-coa ! nndatiou; 10 the nary '..rlrt.rcI
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05

bor line with the navigable channel than the present harbor line with out cncroaching upon the naviEable portions of the waterway, Secretary Good said. IL also will assist tho in dustrial development of tLc harbor, according 10 his ann0uuc meut,
 It was announced also that no oh jections were offered 10 tho proposed modifications at hearings held rN the district engineer. The presen, harbor lines were approved in 1920, and the City Lumber Co. subse- qucntly applied for a permit tc con- struct bulkhead and mahc 8 fuI channclward of the established linr.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
G00D OKAYS PLAN
 D BETTER HARBOR
Modification Of Bridgeport Lines
 to De Ad9p.e1

Washington. Nov, ! CP-S'erroI1ry Coed has approved tho application ny tao City Lumbcr Co.,. Of Fridge port. Conn. for modification of har- bor lines at Bridgeport.
 The proposed modification extends over q distance of approximately 2,- G90 feet and advances the harhor line in the oh innol d maximum dis taurc of about llo feet in it's middI" section. The modification will per init a better alignment o. lbe har-
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05

ton enables you to record in the chart-room tho slightest deviation to right or left of the set course.
 Capt. Claret added thlt inc sys- tenn is most economical because, by enaA5Sg d ship to steer straighter coursrs,it automatically reduces dI5- tanccs and saves fuel
 The Holmes instruments were in vented hy l., l.. Holmes Of San Fran --L---n
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
DETERMINATION

Barbara was pleading with Ray. begging him to return, never to leave her again.
 IL was somc minutes E,forc Ray spoke, and then it was in a low, choked voice.
 T cant stay now. Barbara but some day l hope 10 come back to you, my dear. Soon, maybe. for strange things have happ;ned late ly. Won't you try to understand and wait for mo-"
 She raised her hca we3r!y, while her arms frightened about his shoulders
 But I've waited SO loNg-ctorni- tics. it seems. If you love me . still the same old argument. You know I've never ceased loving !cu."
 Shc sighed her head lis" q wilt ing red brown flower on his shoul- der.
 "That's what you say,"
 Then the huskmcss :u hcr voice Increasing 10 genuine emotion:
 "l,Ncn if you leave me tomorrow, stay with me a few short hours un- Iii morning.
 Her hands were strofin@ lis hair -- playing with the bit hat crcpt down onto his brow. e1c felt his heart throbbing in his temples sh' sighed with satisfaction. thinhjn, sha had rekindled his desire foI her. Had she known it, it never had died.
 Seconds tic ed by on thc little ivory clock on the mantcishelf- brcathloss seconds Abruptly he seemed to copitulato. He brcathod deeply, through his teeth, and his arms went about hcr. She wa' his wife and he loved her :. wanted her. His resolution, weakened, drowned by his desire.
 Then. unbidden. came the thought Of Rita. Of his boast 10 return tC llrr apartment that night 10 con. Jnue their work She had hoor aIraid of his coming hprc-aG"ait Irst his wife should turn him aaid. from his chu'rc for fame,
 lIn spoke aloud, as though voic. ing his thoughts. "AIy work, =
 "Uh, who cares about your stu pjd old work noW,"
 Barbara cOood in his arms, conf. dent that she had won him.
 Just that she said, but onougl
 itself to pull him sharply 10 hi
 sos. So Barbara'S ideas h"1n'
 anged, l'aicfully. clearly he say what would happen shculd he giv' in to her noW-back to the dcro"a Tor; position which he hated so in ionscly. the position Of man main talncd on his Wifo's bounty.
 Never again, had he sworn. WoUl he return 10 her home until In could enter it certain of his tinan cjal independence. Now. aithougl he desired goal hovered faintiy il sight, he had not reached it, T' capitulate now might mean the sac rifice of cyorvlhing. Roughly h. pulled himself out of Ter arms steclinS his heart against the hur cry she gave. seeing him cross tn room and open the door.
 It's no use, Barbara. ye got f work this thing out for myself Some day, if you want me, but no now"
 He was gone. Gone while lie ha
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
MONEY GOES TO TEACHER

White Plains, x. Y. Nov. 3 fuP) Tho will Of Mrs. Lucrctia Marshall Huber, who died at her country homo at North salem x. Y, Octo- brr 2&. Was Hl"d for probate yester- day and left her entire estate, worth more thai S25.01o. 10 her sister. Lydia Raymond Fishe of St. Paul 3 school for Boys ar Concord, \. H.. Tine hoiress Is said 10 be a teacher at the school.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05

case against Frank Mlazzo, arrested by police near the scene of a street car bombing
 Having formally declared all nc- gotiations with the union men at an end som" time ago, public service has made no reply publicly to last weeks decision of inc union work CTS 10 return 10 work uucoudiDion- ally on a reconsideration ot their position.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
FINLAND STARTS NAVY

Copynhagen. Nov. , N.r)-Fin- land was understood today 10 have started creation of her first navy. Two cruisers ot 4.ooo tons each and four submarines and four torpedo boats are under construction. Two Of th, torpedo boats aro hciug bull. in England.
 Classified "I>rrtjsinx in the Her a,d k aM iustirUcion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-19
Champion Commuter
Missed Train Twice

From the Providence Evening Bulletin.
Chapman of Katonah-now that he's
famous the place that helped make him
so is justly affixed in his title, like
Kitchener of KhartlIm or Casey Of
Mudville-has done brave thing. lay
ing claim as he has to the worlds COM
muting championship with 1,o46.s3s
miles Of travel to his credit.
There will. be mighty commuters by
the dozen right around him to arise
from the worn plush seats and push
him from the place Of honor. For this
Is the committing age wherein hundreds
Of patient, sedentary gentlemen devote
their lives to travel.
Chapman of Katonah has devoted al
most four solid years of his to travel
four solid years riding day and night,
collecting cinders in his ears and think
ing about things. He could have been
to the moon and back twice, and would
at this very moment be half way back
there had duty called him thither. He
is slave of duty, most faithful
servant, averaging but two tardinesses
and one absence year.
We have no doubt that his record
will be smashed to smithereens by q
score of militant commuters. And
though we stand in tremendous respect
for q million miles of anything, we
look lightly upon his claim. Yet there
is one Item In his history that intrigues
us nightly. Twice in his 80 years of
patient journeying he has missed the
$3.50 am. from Katonah. The other
5,672 times he has caught it. We should
like to know what domestic calamity
torn pants, lost hat, cataleptic 1T
caused this curious alteration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-19
Washington Monuments.

Many years ago small boy was
brought to washington, and during his
stay here he saw the Washington Monu-
ment, as all visitors do.
Today there stands In the city of
Minneapolis great office building with
a tower bearing a striking resemblance
to the shaft in honor of George WASH
ington.
The inspiration of that boyhood visit
remained with the man who built that
Western building. From the center of
the main structure arises a gigantic
tower, making the entire structure at
tain q height 447 feet, worthy Of COM
parison with its model.
Atop the tower is an 5000, 900 -candle-
power aviation beacon. As that great
light beams into the sky 1t win be per-
petual tribute, not only to Washington,
both man and city, but also continual
reminder Of the power Of great things to
influence childish minds.
Small boys and girls see and hear and
realize much more than they are given
credit for by their elders. There is no
telling just what viii influence q child;
that is why only the best examples
should be familiar to them II possible.
The National Capital possesses many
noble and gigantic influences Of this
sort. Who is there who can say that