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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
JUDGE REFUSES
ANNULM[NT

ROCKVILLE. Md, June So
Judge Robert B. Peter has filed q
decree IN the Circuit Court at Rock
vile IN which he refused to annuI
the marriage of Richard II. Beall
and former Miss Ruth s. Cooley.
which took place September IS,
1928. when the young man was but
20 years old and the bride IS.
The husband instituted the pro-
ceedings through Attorney Harold
10. smith. Of Rockville, asking that
the marriage be declared null and
void on the ground that he was
inveigled into the marriage by mis-
representation Of the girl, but Judge
Peter held that the marriage would
have to stand IN the absence Of
testimony that the young woman
was aware she was telling an nm
truth in order to force the mar.
rage. The couple lived together
only few weeks.
..4oWever desirable II may be TO
one or both OF the parties" Judge
Peter stated In his opinion, "tI1at
the marriage should be hnnulled,
the public interest must be- con-
sidered and, in my opinion. 1t would
not be- subserved BY decfeeing an
annulment In this case.
Both parties to the suit are
residents Of the county.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
Our buyer buys only the dresses you yant her to !

l. cts not smart to dress like everyone else =
q .Sunbacks are in demand buy them,
g. ENSEMBLES popular you'll find them here
Draped skirts with sathed hplnes particularly goo
s. Uneven hems are still to the fore"
Practical and youthful frocks always wanted
hot weather"
q 'The Girl Of Today KNOWS WHAT SHE wants.
and give it to her."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
MIDDLE KISSES
GIRL TWICE TO
FOOL MOVIE

ANNAPOLIS. June 5.--For the
first time in its history the cere-
mony Of presenting the colors e the
nidshipman infantry company win.
ming in competitive drill was enacted
twice yesterday at the United States
Naval Academy.
The battalons were ordered into
formation for 4 dress rehearsal
OF the presentation.
Miss Sarah Warm. OF Macon, Ca,
who was selected to present the
coIors, which win be carried during
the coming academic year by the
winning Seventh Company, went
through the rite Of formal presenta.
ton twice and was twice kissed by
the captain OF the victorious unit.
Midshipman Manly Lamar Curry.
The first parade and ceremony.
which was for the benefit Of the
movie men and camera men, and
was complete in detail with the ex-
ception Of the fact that Miss Warn
was escorted to the parade ground
by Can't. G. p. Snyder, commandment
Of the Academy, and not by the
superintendent. as IS customary.
5000 See II Done
This recedent was established to
guard against Interruption OF the
official ceremony BY the photog-
raphers and movie men.
it was looked upon with much
disfavor. however, by the midship.
men, who were, for the most part,
wont to view it as a commercial ex-
ploitation Of one Of their traditions.
The official presentation was wit
messed by about 5000 persons on
Worden Field.
Following the regimental drill At
the formal presentation, the Sew
enth Company marched out in front
of the four battalions to meet Miss
YARN. who came forward accom-
panied By Rear Admiral s. s. Robi-
son. the superintendent. and his
staff.
Miss Warm carried a large bouquet
Of gold and blue larlkspur. the gift
OF the color company, and was at
tired in an orchid dress and q
huge picture hat. She received the
colors from the academy comman-
dant and placed them in the hands
Of the regiment color guard.
Gives Traditional Kiss
Then as the crowd applauded and
the movie men and photographers,
whose appetite for color had not
yet been appeased, ground and
clicked their cameras, Midshipman
Curry stepped forward, doffd his
cap and gave the traditional kiss.
Waving their white caps above
their heads, the members Of the
remainder OF the mfdshipmen an.
swered.
Tn 239 men who will receive their
diplomas tomorrow, with their
sweethearts and friends, Were the
guests of Rear Admiral Robson
and Mrs. Robson at garden party
at the admiral's home last night.
First Wedding License
Last evening the first June Week
marriage license was issued by the
clerk at the State House. Midship.
man Charles Alton Meeker. after
the evening meal, communicated
with the clerk at his home and went
with him to the office where the
necessary papers for his marriage
to Miss Sybyl M. Fox. %, OF Lake.
land, Fla, were obtained.
The couple will be married in the
Naval Academy Chapel tomorrow
afternoon after the graduation ex.
ercises by Chaplain Sydney K.
Evans.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
Park Police Collect
$1.O5O From Arrests

The United States Park Police
collected $1,000 from persons
arrested by them during May. &C.
cording to 4 statement issued at
park police headquarters yesterday.
Altogether. zoe persons were
arrested. OF this number 40 were
fined, 1913 forfeited collateral, Z had
their personal bonds taken In court,
s were placed on probation, case
was nolle pressed, 8 dismissed, is.
sent to jail and IL cases are now
pending.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
FACES CHARGE
Of Speeding

SILVER SPRING. Nd, June 81
Blair MuIlican, 722 Sligo Ave-. Sill
yer spring. for the second time
within I'VE days. has been arrested
tor disregarding the speed reguia.
lions Of this town.
on Decoration Day Mullican was
overtaken on local highway BY
Officer Charles Barnes and required
to put up $3.50 as collateral.
Last night MulIican again ran
afOul of the Law and appeared be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Charles
p. Clark, where he was relieved
Of $3.50 as q, guarantee Of his ap.
pearance in the Rockville police
court saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
Killer Whales Menace
PribYIOY Seal Herds

Protected by man while en- route
to the north. the large Pribylov fur
seal herd is menaced by schools of.
orca, or killer whales. These huge
sea wolves are Is feet in length and
weigh about a ton each when full
grown. Their favorite providing
ground Is the neighborhood Of the
Pribylov seal rookeries.
The menace to the seal herd is
so serious that United States Coast
Guard ships are resorting expert.
mentally to Smelling killer whales.
From the present fur seal herds
about 10000 pups are annually
born, and it is suspected 40 per
cent Of these are eaten by killer
whales.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
Rear Admiral Craven
viii Be Inferred Here

The body Of Rear Admiral
Thomas I. Craven. u. s. N. who
died August ~. 1887, has been
taken from It's grave in Charles
town, Mass, and brought to this
city for burial in Arlington National
Cemetery today at o'clock.
Admiral Craven commanded the
u. s. s. Niagara during the Civil
war and at the close Of the conflict
was placed IN command Of the
navy yard az Mare Island, Calf.
He was made 4 rear admiral the
same year and retired IN December
OF 1869 after 46 years Of service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
IT'S A WONDER
full NE Me-
INDEED
So. Washington, Va, Woman
Says Words Can Hardly
Describe the Value Of
MilIer's Herb Extract

ST heard nd read 4 lot about this
medicine before I made up my mind
to give It trial. You see ! had
been in poor health for 4 long time,
my husband had spent hundreds Of
dollars on medicine for me and as
they had no effect on my condition
I hesitated about trying something
different,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05

Last Saturday we practically
sold out in our S. line. Our
buyer jumped to New York that
night. She spent Monday tramp
ing, searching and bartering with
manufacturers. She bought only
THE NEWEST STYLES and to-
morrow rack upon rack Of de-
lightful NEW summer frocks will
show you how successful she's
been.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
LAUREL WOMEN MEET

LAUNREL, June 6.--The W0na.
ans Club 81 Laurel II to meet this
Martin Hopkins il president of the
organization.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
ACTRESS IN JAIL
IN SB4 THEFT

Miss That's Labs. -, who says
she is an actress. Is held in the
House Of Detention today unable
to raise $4,000 bond demanded q
her to insure her appearance 70
answer charges Of petit larceny,
pre1srred by Anthony Divico, of
the $500 block Of AGeorgia Ave. N. w.
The actress. who says she 4
French, Is charged with having
taken gsl from Dfvico with which
she was 10 purchase liquor Divieo
complained to headquarters Detec-
tives Curtis Tramnneil and James
u. Kane when ha failed 70 get
either his money Or the liquor.
Police charge the woman - wanted
IN New. York as parole vioiator
and the unusually high bond was
set TO hold her for the New York
authorities. The detectives also
charge she has q ''long record in
cities from the East to West coasts.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
CHAIN PR0GRAN
TESTS ASKED

plans that win lead to the upllft.
ing Of radio programs and stimuli.
taneousIy obtain broad cross sec-
ton of public opinion win soon be
placed before the Federal Radio
Commission By commissioner Harold
a. f.afount.
Iafount believes that the chain
hroadcasting organizations would
gladly cooperate with tbs Govern.
menf IA an effort to reach q basis
for program Improvement. For
some time he has deplored the dik-
ficlity In obtaining nlass opinion
by the queationnaifs method.
II feel sure he said. that the
broad adcasters. the Federal Radio
Conamission and the public would be
brought closer together and q more
ideal program situation could be
created, " test programs were pre-.
setlted for the judgment of radio
ilstanefs.n
The commissioners suggests .
presentation OF one.hour program.
over each Of the networks some
evening during the coming winter,
preferably different evening over
each chain. The public would Be
urged, I.afOunt said, ITO comment
NOT solely as a,patriotic service but
also Tor the benefit tlat might re-
suit for the Individual radio listener
BY the expression Of HIN opinion,
This means q standard could be
set. whereby the bf0adcasters and
the commission could more easily
fulfiu their desire to please q ma.
jority Of the people,.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Am. Com. Alcohol
Nets $1.O5 1 Share

NEW YORK. oct. "a -consoli.
dated earnings of American Com.
SnerciaI Alcohol Corporation for the
quarter ended September 30 totaied
S369 ,S0T. after Federal income
taxes and all other charges.
After provision for preferred
stock dividend accruaIs Of $41 .038,
II ere remains SS2e,76S earned for
the 91e.gfo shares of common
stock outstanding, which is at the
rate of 31.05 per share. This com.
pares with s1l7,s4l earned for the
corresponding quarter ended Sep
tenber 80, 1928.
Earnings for the nine months
ended September 3Os)were $805.ss7,
equivalent to $3.50 Der sharee
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Bottle Brigade Beer
Used to Put Out
Fire II House

MIDDLETOWN. Conn. Oct 81.
Rumora spread here today that
the house Of Frank Mallo, IN the
nearby town 81 Middlefield, was
saved from the fire that de-
stroyed his two barns full Of hay
Saturday through the liberal use
81 quantity ok bottled beer.
Whether Il WAS actually the Dev.
erage outlawed by Mr.. Volstead
~ insf hsrniless drink called root
beer has not been settled.
Early the limited supply of va
ter was exhausted Sparks from
the burning harms had already
ignited shingles on the house
when one among the fire-fighter
remembered there was 4 Supply
of nQuid beverage. "A bottle ofl.
gade fetched out the beer ana
hurled more than SO bottles e
the burning roof with telling el-
feet. The flames petered QUIZ.
The house was saved.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
HUNGR RESULT IS
IN ARREST

Detective Sergeant Prank Alligood.
ead of tbe aptomobile squad. had
huhch yesterday afternoon. with
lis result that Paul siIas Day. 90, Of
aston, Pa. IS held IN the Fourth
eclnct station house today.
AIilgood was riding through south
vest washington when he notlced
nay sitting IN 4 parked automobile
near Seventh and r Streets s. VI
Alligood was suspicious and he
arrested Day.
At the Fourth Precinct Day gave
his name As Lewis F'renczy and his
|, address as 1918 Spring Garden St.,
Eastpn, Pa, and claimed the auto
mobile as HIS property. A telephone
call to Easton police brought q
different story.
E'astou police charge that Day
went riding with the real Lewis
F.renczy In the latter's automobile
some time ago. thst Day produced
bottle and soon the owner Of the
i car had passed out, ana that
Day then robbed Frenczy OF his
eutcmcbile. registration card, per.
naies papers and money, and pitched
Irencxy from the car.
Nothing was heard of Day until
Alligc0d became suspicious yester.
0ay afternoon.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

ETsHERR are other Amrad
models, ranging in price
from $l08 70 $a05, including
! radio.p homo graph combina.
tion that lays the entire
sphere of music before you ID
4 c0nscle cabinet thai il d
MASTERPIECES.
Each modal contains The
famous AYnrad Screen Grid
Chassis, which uses eight
tubes, including THREE
SCREEN GRID TUBES:
also the Mershon Cond enser,
built-ir speaker, illuninated
dial caIibrafed IA mlcters and
kiIocycIcs, special audio sys
tenn phonograph pickup It.
sach1nent.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

SEVERAL weeks ago, thousands O Washington people attended
hs Special Showing Ford The display created 50 much
favorable comment and Of much general interest that
second exhibit Is being held this week.
Those Who missed the FIRST showing have thus another oPPor
unity Is review enre line Of Ford passenger and
boss Who did Sist ormer salon will find worth while g
come again. TO the special ceaon and unusual features il
The present display
The standafd Ford body styles shown eleven II number
edfne tbe Roadster Phaeton Business Coupe, Standard
ccupe Sport Coupe Tudor Sedan Twowndow Fordor Sedan
Three.vindow Fordor Sedan, CabroIe Town Sedan and
Town Car All in their eoors, and each type built
Is ht parcular needin accordance with the Ford policy Of
suppyng oeeonomcal transportation for 81 the people
The Washington times., 1929-10-24

A London typewriting firm sSed
him for this amount, allegedly due
on 3 machine supplied 70 LAY
Heath. Sir James lawyer told tne
court Lady Heath enjoyed 3 sb.ooe
allowance from her husband ano
commented al her ''unbounded e.
fra.vaeance.h = Str James said:
my wife bought great many
things a0r which she SOUGHT 70
mako me responsible. She never
raid for anything heraelf. - Tar
~ know. An her bIlls are e01a.
ing intO me nov.
siF James. who u rs. announced
through the neWspepers q year ago.
he would not be responsible Tor nls
wiee's dehts, claiming her aviation
activities In Europe and America.
where she II now. had allenate1
her from his h0ne. The court
ruled ne was not responsible foE
the 34B debt.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Aide Of Billy Sunday
To Sing for Mission

Homer RodeheaYer, eyangellstiq
singer with sBiIlyn Sunday. win
take part in the forty-fifth anniver-
sary 81 the Central Union Mission.
Rodeheaver viii preach Sunday
morning in the Mt Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
and win conduct the music Sunday
afternoon 4 at q mass meeting n
calvary Baptist Church. He win
also sing Saturday night at q
BANQUET OF the Central Union Mis-
sion IN the ballroom Of the Raleigh
Hotel.
Ruth. Rodeheayer Thomas, his
sister. viii appear with him.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Model Planes tO Fly
A Trade EXPOSITION

&WO champi pi0nsfip model air
planes survivors of elimination con
tests win be pitted against each
ether tomorrow night AZ special
feature Of the annual Industrial
exposition of the Washington Cham
bar DC Commerce.
John Sullivan Il toy plane. which
WOr the junior champ pionship Of the
United States at national tourna-
mant III Louisville, and Everett
Meei1ss ship. which has i 10-1ninute
flight record are the entries.
Lieut. Walter Hinton, transatlan.
klc flier Of NC-4 fame, will be
starter and Judge.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Al this vse,k, October 21-26
THE WASHINGTON BUILDING
Opposite Treasury
18th and New York Avenue, NV.
10 a. NJ TO 10 PM
(Opposite Treasury
10 "A. M. TO 10 P. NJ.

But there are still other features II ibis latest showing For in'
dvduass who look for the personal note II motor
cars We showing several special Jobs o unusual interest
jetback Sport Roadster especially stripped and equipped with
the radiator she'll headmps and hardware IN bright brass
patne Convertible Cabrioet finished il BrOnsOn Yellow
with belt moulding and upper il Thorn Brown and orange
wheels Sport Fordor Sedan with Mulberry Maroon body and
Berry Red tenders and wheels Another Roadster IL striking
combination Of Balsam Green and Drab Town Sedan n
new blending cf Black and Cream with mohair and
side and center arm rests il the rear seat
Cone esy hme tbs 0eebat eoms s telephone yosr seerest
Ford dealer 1sa Re aU gay send p bone o. aes
Il s4Ks ,os u be Wsbgos Bsilasg There = ebssgs
Jor IBIS ssrViea
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
North Capitol Citizens
IN Drive for Members

The North Capitol Citizens Assoc
citation win meet Monday night II
the Mckinley High School Building.
Second and T SITS. M. p.
The association at present is CON.
ducting membership campaign.
Henry GilIigan, Of the 1900 block
First 81. ". W.. is president.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
LECTURE BY SoNMTAa

''Tachoraetora win be the sub
jsct of q lecture by h g. sonutas
tonight before the Standards Fly.
ing Club. which meets At the Bu.
reau Of Standards Al ,. n.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Law Enforcement Topic
AT Luncheon BY Club

The PrObus Club. an Organizatl Ton
having only one member from each
profession. held its weekly luncheon
yesterday at the Ambassador Hotel,
Fourteenth and * Streets. irwin
Diener, secretary, spoke on law en-
forcement. Ralph Darling won the
weekly nembership prize donated
by Dr. Bernard Baer. Louis r
Buckingham is president Of the
club.
The Washington times., 1929-10-24
Sir James to Escape
Lady Heath $ Debts

LONDON. Oct "a (LN.S1-SE james Heath, wealthy in
riaI;st and husband Of Lady Mary Heath famous British
avarx proved Yesterday he win responsible for any
az Hin yyife's debts even $40 one.
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