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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

The automobile dollar Is worth $l.13
and the cost-of-living dollar Is worth
81 cents, compared with 1914. according
to the District Of Columbia division, an
A. A. A. unit.
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complete
protection Of
Shdtter>pr00t
plate glass

dangerous sharp particles and pointed svers through
the interior of the car.
joins the clear vision and the strength high quality
plate glass to the toughness of the nonbritte bonding
sheet between the two plates of glass; and of the
most perfect examples of permanent amination which
the glass industry has been able to evolve.
The Grahams and their distributors and dealers are
happy to be able to offer to the public an invaluable
protection which will probably be generally avail
able for many months to come.
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States Bar Ride Soliciting.

NEW YORK, (PHSoliciting auto
mobile rides along highways Is unIaw-
full in Wisconsin, Minnesota, New
jersey and Maine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

There was an old Egyptian war cry
that meant THE King" That war cry
was the origin of our "Hurrah!" Of
TO-DAY
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with the cooperation Of their
distributors and dealers.
The shatter>proof safety plate
glass to be used in all cars built
by the Grahams is proof against
SCATTERING under impact, and
while it may be broken by
shock or the force of a flying
missile, it will not shoot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

On and after January 1, 1890,
all cars built by the three
Graham brothers will be adj
vanced in price, but at the same
time motor car buyers will be
offered the complete protection
of shatter~p proof laminated
plate glass, in windows and
doors as well as windshields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-04
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GeUnWef al=NeWsreel 49,
-SSSasS2z-E----- AT THESE THEATRES" 1a2&m~
Virginia.
Ar THESG TAEATR
District of Columbia.

District of Columbia. Virginia.
nd
streets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
RIArTo-N;ntb near G northwest NEWPORT-Norfonk
Observation-Disclosures and Co hIALIo-DanVme va
Iumba road northwest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.porro GO. ry ..r... rotbeast STRANO-Saunton, va.
GRAND-645 Pennsylvania OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '~'
avenue southeast NEW-LexngOn Va.
CENTRAL-Ninth between MASONIC-CMton Forge Va
and OLIVER-CreWe va
AvaION-connecticut avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Mckinley street, D. c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Va.
and Observation-Disclosures
ragut street. REGAL-Urbanna,
street northeast HALL-Tappahannock.
TIvOLI-Fouteenth and Park road WEISS-Emporia, Va.
northwest. STRAND-Roanoke,
and Quebec ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
street northwest RITZ-Chatham,
REPUBLAC-lS4S You suee' nOf'n BEDFORD-Bedford,
STANTON-5l5 G street northeast
HAPPYLAND-oSo seventh ses
oa, seventh street HOUSE-Basset,
northweS FIELDALE-FieIdale
Maryland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Md. SHoWELL-ocean City, Nd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, UNIVERSAL-Shady Side Nd
REcRE ALTON HAII-Indn LLOYD-SOuh uni
MARYLAND-Erederick
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Special Wednesday Night Class Dances
1910 tn 10 PM

Free class practice to ladies Wed. night
Complete course ballroom. $40. Washing
ton School of Dancing, 500 18th NV. FIR. l0l02
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SCALE INSPECTORS
MAKE 12,735WS|TS.
Report Of Superintendent
Bares Increase in Work
of Department.

inspectors In the Office of the super
intendent OF weights and measures
made 1875 inspection. visits during the
past fiscal year, according to the an
nual report Of George M. Roberts,
superintendent. This figure represented
an increase of 1920 over the previous
fiscal year.
The report points out that special
attention was given to surprise visits,
there being 1880 of such, an increase
of 246 over the previous year.
In all, the department examined in
struments for measuring and weighing
to the number of 1,556,721. OF these,
1,538,216 were approved; 1885 were ap-
proved after adjustment, and 1906
were condemned; 6,193 automatic gaso-
line pumps were examined, of which
822 were. condemned
Mr.. Roberts recommended prompt re-
pair of Eastern Market, one of the
places under his jurisdiction, and the
purchase, at a price of approximately
$4,000, Of apparatus for weighing heavy
loads. such as coal, which the depart
ment at present lacks.
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TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

PoIis-"A Tailor Made Man." comedy,
with Grant Mitchell, at 500 pm.
Gayety-"Hello, Parcel" burlesque, at
2:l5 and 8:15 pm.
Rialto-"Broadway," photoplay, at
11:15 am, lis, 3:15, Sis, tbs and
9:15 pm.
Fox-"The Cock-eyed World" at II
am, los, $40, Sis, 1920 and $50
pm.
EarIe-"Dark Streets" at 1850 am,
las, 1855, 5:45, ESQ and 1905 pm.
Palace at 1905, 2:30,
Sis, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia - Madame x" (second
week.. at II am, l, sos, Sis, 1920
and 9:25 pm.
Metropolitan "The Argyle Case"
(second week., at IL 80 am, 1870, $3.50,
$50, 1880 and $50 pm.
Ambassador-"Trial Of Mary Dugan,"
at Sis, 1920 and $50 pm.
Tivoli-"Wonder of Women" at 2,
$50, $40, 7:30 and 9:25 pm.
CentraI-"The Glad Rag DOLL" con-
tinuous from II am. to II pm.
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PLANS WORLD AIR DERBY.
Toronto Oil Magnate Announces
Company Will Donate $4,000.

TORONTO, Ontario, September 4 (P).
An international air derby, to start
in the United States and end in Can
ada, is planned for next year by c.
o. Stillman, president of the Imperial
Oil Co., who has announced that his
company contemplates contributing $50
900 toward prize money for the event.
Development of air navigation in
Canada warrants the holding Of an
aviation meet in this country which
will rival in Importance the Schneider
Cup races, international speed classic,
Stillman declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-04
Cuba's Customs Income Grows.

HAVANA, September 4 (Pl.-Customs
receipts of Cuba for the month of
August showed an increase of 100000
over the same month last year.
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DANCING.

EARLE STUDIO OF DANCING SIT 18th ST
Ballroom dancing carefully taught
also stage dancing: strictly private, for
beginners. PEGGY oSREIN, Manaser. Met.
MISS GTRARDEAU L EGARE, FIVE PRIVATE
lessons, IS; single, $l.25. Fox .trot, waltz
shag. Beginners given special attention.
2035 st. NV, up one flight. North 0I3l.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
BN r. it. Gill,

Associated Press Staff Writcr)
 Aboard Colonel Lindborgh's plane >n Route 10 Port Au Prince. Sept. 2l P}-G5y radio to MiamD are heading over mountainous co,n- try this morning after leaving San tiago de Cuba at G;5G o'clock .or Port Au Prince, tine first stop on the second day of Colonel Charles A. Iindbcrgh's 1000 mile flight 10 south America and around the Car 'hbcan sea. The weather is clear.
 Pass Over Bay
 Al T:t3 q. h., We passed over Guantanamo bay at @,5Oo feet, lcav- .ng the Cuban coast and heading southeast over the Soa toward Port An Prince. dcviatirg somewhat from The regular route. We should reach Port An Prince. first stop the sec oni day, before noon. Visibility hay over water, but is clearing with rising sun.
 Colonel and Mrs. Iindborgh seem much refreshed after d good nights ~I"rp. Mrs. I.indbcrGh is dressed in a blue silk travelling dress. She "rotc husily in her diary and st .d- id map of the route as the ship sailed along, Mrs. Lindbcrgh has little 10 say except thW she is hay ing q 'wondcrful tim"' and Lind borgh requested sh" not be inter. viewed. We encountered head winds over the sca, but they gave Us no trouble.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
HUHTSMEN SHOOT BEAR
 IN W!LDS OF CANADA
Hunters Near I!ud-Gn Bay CountN AI~o Get shot a; Ncu>c But
 I&il lp Hit It.

\ black bear W,i@hiug 800 pounds was ihc trophy captured hy group al lor@l sporrsmcn hunting in the (. uadian bush near lhr Hudson Bay country aceorIu2 10 information received here today
 Th" party consists of Clifford oN"rs.rom. Douglas Brown. Dr. Nuoul Hruoit Dr. John DonncIIy. Gror~" II. N. Peterson and Martin lloltoIuor. They are rncampcd in mmhum,n's sharhs 41p mIlvs above Montreal uvNt 70 the Hudson Bay ,ouu'ry.
 Fishtn- is ideal aryordjn4 to lot- 'ors received brr. "nd pike. Iahc trout and salmon are being taken in all sizes. some fish run from I2 10 -5 pounds.
 Tj,r patty had shot aI a brlI moo# hui missed it, The bear was shipped ro New York where tho skin vlJl he made into u rug.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
lNCENDlARY BLAzES
 IN MAIDEN TODAY
Fireman Seriously Hurt Aid Summoned From
 Cities

Ma'';,n Mass. sypt. 2l u-r) -- , Tnrr" iucrudjIry urys occurring in r'pid sJrrossion caused damagr estimated to total $I&5D00 her. today.
 Two lurmrn Were injured. onr perhaps ltallN while lighting lhr tlamrS. which drove 20 families from adjoining tenement blocks.
 A.d WIS summoned from AIrd- ford. Everett. Mylrosr. Revere and Chelsea. Hundreds of volunteers, assisted ljrrmrn in oNunsuishing many small roof fires resulting from Wlud-bIown cmbrrs.
 Ih" first fire occurred at tho Woodworking mill of F. \. Molan- son. where flames swept ware house used for the storage of ,iIY- dried lumber pamaar Was ,sti- mated at $&5,ood
 shortly aftcrward fire broke ou, at the Madden Grain rompan,'.. building in Bird court not far from ih" scene of the first lire Seventy IN" thousand dollars damage re- suited.
 Whil" tj2htjua this blaze, Fireman Peter krllrh,r ol Engine was struck on th' head when q coupling broke at hyjrant. Ilr was taken 10 Maiden hospital suffering rrow a probahlT skull fracture. His namr is on the danger list
 Bremen on the roof of the grain building discovered ihr third hrr m 'h" Ilammon lumhrr company's plant on Eastern aNrnur, a quar,y. of q mil" away. This building was owned hy Edward C. Hammond o Auhurndal", who estimated his loss al $@5.Ooo.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
BC0TLEGGER AT 2l,
 GETS YEAR IN JAIL
Nidutis Guil,y of Trans porting in Auto-Czar-
 kONski F0rfeits Bond

N the agr of @u and already hay ing served to days in jan Anthony
 Niduiis. ut th,s city. Was touHd guilty Of transporting lquor by means ot a Imotor vehicle. after u trial before
 judge Arthur r. Ells in superior court at Hartford yesterday after neon and WaS sentenced D one year in lalL Paul ralrkoWshi. formerly of = NcWlugtnn aNpnur who ran
 away on June II when Nidutis was caught forfeited a bond of $l.on0 W tWlins 10 present himself for tril} or tho samr charge.
 officer Edward M Kicly testified
 that hr uud Sergeant r. l. O'Mara were driving ou Hartford avenue the day in question and saw C2arNoWski
 und N'dutIs in m automobile coming
 towards thrul. CzarkoWsN, whp
 VAS at the wheel. turned into a driveway at 1n2 Hartford avenue and
 the two policemen stopped their car
 in th" center of the street and
 rushed in after them on foot. CzarhoWsN jumped out Of the au- lomohily and leapcd q fence, run ling in the direction of North street while NIdutis took to his heels anu
 dashed around house. coming out ] on Hartford avcnuc Sergeant
 u'AIara caught him after run Of
 about tao wards, and Officer liely
 stood guard over u can containing 1 five gallons Of alcohol in the auto-
 mobile. CllrkuWsk was not ap- pr2hrndrd until two weeks ago hav- l ing been out of New Britain since 1 June II.
 ! Sergeant O'Mara gave similar 1 testimony and when Attorney Law |r,ncc J. Colon defense counsel, asked him what Nidutis said on being arrested, the sergeant replied: "NidutiS sad the same as he always says. Nothing" and added; 'I told kim I did not care whether he said anything or not this time"
 NidutiS testified that hc became
 acquainted with CzarkoWSki while tCputi0upd on Hnpa 'rkVpO
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
Parachute EntangIed,
 Elier Escapes Death

Colon, Panama, Sept. q P.- Tangled in parachute cords high above lho canal zone. Priyat. Huar Of tn" United States aiI service stationed at France field has had d miraculous escape from d"ath
 Pulled from thc rear cockpit of q bomber pilotod by Lieut.. Pritch of tho 2lth pursuit squad- ron while engaged in eunnory practice. Hular's parachute caught and he was pulled back into tA" plane badly injured abont the head and possibly sur- firing from internal injuries. Ii IS believed he will recover.
 Another army nicr. rriyaf. smith, ov"rbalancod from the same cockpit little lutur hu. mad" a perfect parachute Eud- ing near Fort Davis.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
WEDDING GUESTS SETTLE
 CRASH SUIT FOR S1,G0o
Three Injured In stanley Street Collision Settle Case Out
 of Court.

Another lest of tho automobile guest law was aVcrtrd today when the litigants agreed upon q settle mcnt out of court, The plaintiffs Anthony IuroWSki of this city and Peter and Bertha Antinll of Wind- SOr, received 1.H0O in the settle m"nt which was arranged by At torn"y Martin F. Stcmpion. The d"- fcndant was Charles NicicWicZ.
 The plaintiffs claim they were on q wedding party when the automo bile in which they were riding WAS involved in q collision on Stanley street, Tho car WIS owned and operated by the defendant. The ac- cid"nt occurred on June 2, 1929. and tho suit was instituted shortly after that time.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
Conspiracy to Obtain Sl,O45,OOO By False Pretenses Charged In Hearing Today-Sev- en Securities Slump to Low Prices.
Scores Jam Court Room as Men Are Arraigncd- Career of Ha atry, Leader of Group, Romantic Story of Rise in Finan- cial World to Eminence.

London. Sept. q OP - Clarence t!atry and three associates in the Ntork exchange sensation here were charged al inc Guildhau today with conspiracy To obtain t20g. 900 ($l.- "l5.0o0 by false pr,tcns,s. The four men Wpr" refused bail and remand rd UntiI September 27.
 More Charges Likely
 Tho crown prosecutor intimatct Hr;hrr charges arc likely 10 follow m tn" case. The other accused nen arrested win IIatry arc Edmunu Daniels and Albert E. Tabor, con- r#ny directors, and John G. Dixon. secretary. Their hearing IS set for G"Nt Friday
 lIatrN Daniels and Tabor all lad passports which they obtained yes 'arday and which the police now have.
 Tn" case has created great excite mont in Loudou's financial center "tho city, and inc courtroom was Jammyd, while crowds gathered out aldr.
 \ widespread stock exchange sen Sation. with rrpcrcussions in mauv parts of Great Britain. developed hero following the slump Of seven securities Of the so-callcd Clarence IIatry group of companies to small fraction Of their price two days ago.
 Tn" stock exchange committee yesterday suspended permission 10 deal in the stocks. after the slump Was estimajed 10 have cost share holders $4u,0oo,o0o. It is under- 'ood tho Bank of England is talk ing q hand in efforts 10 clarify the S,tUa;iou and coordinate methods 10 mr"t a difficult situation. It is feared losses will he widespread and that many stockholders will te involved in them.
 tOnSultS IaMyy.S
 While financial circles hu.zcd with '\CIj"Iu"nt over the situation. Hat- ny consulted lawyers regarding thA position Of his interests and on thcic HdNir" visited the director of pubic prosecutions, accompanied by his fellow directors. All made state montS and subsequently, went 10 the HnadQuartcrs of the city of London police. This visit vas equivalent 10 'olHntary arrest. IL Was stated they
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New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
Jews Feor Attacks as
 Moslem Sabbath Passes

l'rus.l,H. S.p'. @l lP-WIld ru- mor> Of d wou r1unvd, concerted @'."rh on tho J"Wi=h population caused fear and apprehension her" as the rl'J rrpiay The Mos!rut SaH,ath after the start of tine To- nj Arh-JaWjsh riots passed yr-- t.,Iay Anxiety did hot extend 70 government circles where the onI- "lal Nrw js that complete quiet has h~,u restored throu-hou tho couu- tlN and that all Jewish rnfuarrs with few exceptions, can safely return to lhoir homes.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
Man Escapes Policemen
 By Jumping on Train

Especial tu the lltrald(
 Bristol, Sept 2l - Arthur Forrest of TorrNNllc, wanted in that town for jumping an alleged board hIll was just ono jump ahead of the local police last night when he lrapcd onto moving train at inc local rail road station as the officers ap- preached.
 The local police were noti- fled hy telephone from Sheriff, Buckl"y of Tcrryvillc to apprc- hcnd the man, but the tolc- phone message arrived just too late for the officers to head him off
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
REVENGE MOTIVE IN
 GANGSTER'S SHAVING
Police Believe Reinstein Stole Former Part
 ner's Girl

Boston. Sept. 2l lR,- Police today had evolved a new motive for the killing here a week ago of Samuel I;"instcin, 29-ycar-old New York city racAetcor. The trail, they said, reached back 10 Bethlehem. pa., whore a Boston inspector was raid to have uncovered evidence that R"inStcin and man named Louis singer were partners in the opera ton of disordcrly house.
 stole Singers Girl
 R"iuStcin, according to informa- ton telcphoncd here by Lieutenant Inspector Thomas Donovan of head quarters. stole Singers "girl.' She was identified by Donovan as the Miss Margaret Wheeler, who had been living with the rackctocr here for several months before he was slain.
 Whom Ecinstcin and the girl went 10 New York, where he and Singer had an interest in another resort. his partner, believing he had been "dOublc crossed" dispatched several thugs who gave the r"ckctccr q sc were beating. A few days later Sing c", himself, was found slain in New York
 II was after this killing that Rein stein fled to Boston, according 10 Inc story police have pioccd together. Although successful for a time in canccaling his whereabouts at tho Hotel Huntington where he and Miss Wheeler took a room he was even tually located by Singers friends and "put on the spot.' Two mon who had a room closely adjoining that of Rcinstcin were missing from the hotel immediately after the slayinE and arc believed to have been the Killers.
 To RCqurstion Girl
 Police announced that on the basis of DonOVan'S information they would roqucstion Miss Wheeler, who Is a1 liberty on bail pending dctcrmina- tion of statutory charge against her. They said they would also look for the two men identified only as Abe liOrowitz, alias Able Fopgi. and pal known as "Chickic." both all lcGedly desperate underworld char uCtcrS.
 Authorities were Of the opinion that when ITorowitz and "Chicllic" were arrested. the mystery or Rein stcin's death would be solved.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
CHILDREN GASSED
 BY HEATER FUMES
Four iD Family Overcome in
 West Street Home
ALL EXPECTED TO RECOVER
Fall SrnSrlrSs Before Mother While She is Dressing Youngest - Re Ni>cd When Taken Out On Yer anda For Prolonged Airing.

Four children of Alr and Mrs Joseph HoHrmrk or log West str,r were overcome by fumes from a @as Matcr heater in the kitchen Of their home about s%o u'clocfl this morning. in. oldest. Nu0mL aged l&. being thv nra; to complain of a dizzy feeling while Mrs Eozaruick WaS drts-in. one Of the others. Ono by one, the four children collapsed hlIe their mother. mortified. was at H loss 10 account for their sickness until she recalled ha,in. closed the windows in the house hrcausr the children complained of the cold as they rolled out from their warm beds Th" heater had been huru- Ins about 10 minut"s when tEr chi- dr~u Were taken ill
 David F. Fcndrl, Connecticut company cmplo}r INng ou the second floor of the house. trlr- phourl to the poilrr as soon as his wifi" w2s called by Mrs. Eo1amjcE. who told her of tbr occUrrrncc. and Sergeant r. ]. Tronry. Officer II. C. Lyon and Fireman Robert Smith re *ponIsd with the olita and fire de- "urlm"nt pumotors They found that Naomi Was only slightly ar- ircted. and in" others wrra carried onto I rear Ner"nIa and given coffee HIS an anlidotr. T. Was not necessary 10 Us" 'hr pulmorors. sergeant I'r"ncy called Dr. Moses Kuprlim. who ordered milk and kept tho chil- drrn in tnr oprn air for half an hour.
 Mrs, EoHn.rIl told tho police the chillr'n h"camr III so quickly she was at a loss 10 account tor 1t,
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New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
second Lap Today

SanliagO De Cuba. Sept 9t (P-- The second leg of Colonel Charles A. IindDergh's flight to south America lay today over the island of lGati and the water passages on 10 San than. of Porto Rico, a distance Of 6&i miles.
 The flying colonel carries from Cuba the memory of a welcoming in three cities, resembling the oyatious given him q year and half ago Whon he made his good will tou" Al havana, C1naguoy and santiago ollicialdom and citizens turned out
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New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
LINDBERGh PLANE
 HEADS FOR HAITI
 OVER MOUNTAINS
Air Mail Group Leaves Santiago De Cuba This Morning on
 Second Day
WEATHER CLEAR WHEN
 CRAFT TAKES TO AIR

LOCO Mile Inaugural Flight RrSum-
 tric, Dc~tination-R0utc to Take
 Ship Around Caribbean sea In First Trip of sort In History of Postal service.
 Port Au Prince, Haiti. Sept. 9l CP -COlOnol Charles A. Lindborgh. fly Ing to south America, landed at Port An Prince. the capital of Haiti at ";3o o'clock this morning after talk ing off from Santiago De Cuba al C .56 q. m.