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Evening star., 1929-06-24

81. is2e. 1:io pm. st the fssiaenes Of his
xabEss sIp EEfss s1 s%sssh ss: s Ssssshd hsa
and the devoted .fsther of Clarence. oseIse,
a iIrs ssssiiston' Va 81: late hOns' suRdsy'
leae nA e R ssHEigss s'ss ssvSss :sFssa Vie sys
sas,, n: sI!s
' nsssi %sdas.das. Iafs sSssssS June %, pm,
ps4or,. 1sGT tn: s,Ss s S:ss Jarvis x Co. funeral
day, June 80, 1855, at ESQ pm. ID her
bsoSeS III. So II a. d1a SosD o
ETnest sroSn, Mrs ihsh Miidrsd p ooiloway @ ana ana
rse MT: asss. as:s aHa a. q shs sh:l G I.sys ys
and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral
Tuesday, June %. from Mount Carmel
Baptist Church. Interment Payns's Gene
BOWMAN, CHARLES n. Departed this life
pitsI PiridIay; g1ss q. ls3s St dsilipgsF Hos.
to mourn their loss six dauEhters and one
Ss.. RaBS:s f4:is E.s SSs. 1S: S:S::
and James =. Bowman, and q host of other
ornns iaa. snS saas g. e 10 oso:E oE at S;sn
ByTG.ER yT'gaR L LENA NAY psp:rtsd ., this te
NAY suTcaRRfR TSaRf deSosea ss Mother 'n st Tease Jesse
Butcher and sister Of Mrs. Ella M.
and the devoted niece OF Mrs. Lena J.
hart. Funeral Tuesday at e'elock from
ana ~ sts s.v., Rev. W. L. Washington
omciating. Remains resting at ass LIST st.
SW.
BUTCHER. LENA. The Onicers and Mem
Defs OF Grantlyn Tabernacle, No. 40, a. /.
O. Of Moses: You are hereby notified q
meet Monday night. June "a. 1899, 1:so
o'clock pm, at Moses Home. 1&2l Tea
s. NV, to prepare for the funeral Of
Past Grand otncer Sister LENA RuTCHHR.
Funeral Tuesday, o'clock, from Zion
oficers. past grand ofncsrs and tabernacle
~ BRO. Join M. JOHNSON. ". o
BUTCHER, LENA. All grand enaceYs and
past grand officers of the National 6u-
preme Grand Lodge Of the A. !. Q. OF
Zion Baptist Church, st. between 3rd
and 4a SITS. s.w.., Tuesday, June as, at
o'clock pm, to attend the funeral Of Sis
ter LENA BUTCHER, P. q. o.
0NNAAii 00NNAAiiEi z; e. SAJHNTSsEs SnAJHNTNSsERs12N, z; N a. v.
ELMIRA @. HENDERSON, O. Rec.
Evening star., 1929-06-24

raided her apartment In the 1890 block
Of Connecticut avenue last night.
The raiding party, which also In
cluded Detectives Richard Cox and
r. ]. Mccarrop, seized IL quarts OF
what was puFported to have been gen
uine rum, 4i quarts Of alleged whisky
and ~ quarts OF supposed gin. Three
men, said to have been well dressed
and in the apartment ut the time the
officers entered, were released.
She "a said to have asked Sergt.
Lettarman TO carry the alleged liquor
out the rear Of the apartment house
in order that the neighbors would not
know of the raid. The request was
denied.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Deaths Reported.

Eveline 8. Daw. -, Home for 1ncurables.
Pauline atTucker, %, 227 T st. ne.
KIiZabeth Smith, %, Emergepcy Hospital.
Mary y, Mickey. 30, Sibley Hospital.
Elizabeth CampbelL 10, National Lutheran
Samuel Cos, 70, ais East Capitol st.
Edwin II. Wilkinson, e7, 1897 M st.
James A., Gordon, 65, Georse Washing
Anna Breckems. 90, GARFIELD Hospital.
Reeves Strickland, 61, Garfield Hospital.
William 2, Fickler, 3D. George Washing
W FrederieE +. Roys, s7, e4s Z st. Sc.
Thomas p. Brown, &c. 3001 18th st. ne.
Lee jackson, 80, Saint Elizabeth's Hos
Mary Megruder, -, Georgetown HOSPITAL
Francis 4. Fannins, 10, GEORGETOWN Hos
Alice johnson. 49, George washinrton
James r: Hall, q. Emergency Hospital;
heSn wiliiam saaha Il. psvi., ao Casualty Hospital
Frank A!sxands55s y: isSs Wa Walloek FL,
Albert Lewis, 1903 Montello ave; ne.
RranfcTS e. a4Ss 5sth hoans. ST.
Illsn IiGRH Pi1sSa sosa. l1S lIs'fmsns sc. Hospital
Anna Morten, 90, Freedmen's Hospital.
Thomas J. Harris. 81. 2603 Sherman ave
Mhn: sIaasst6 SrfT; TTsys. sG H. Ids 'i ST. g. w
Florence I. Green, ~, 149 L ST. Sc.
Daniel Staten, u, Potomac River, foot
Of Cameron st, Alexandria, Va.
Lucille Dyson, ,, Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
SANDING HELD CAPTIVE.

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, June a.
and outlaw leader In Nicaragua, who
waged war against American Marine
forces for months, arrived here secretly
and under military escort on Friday
and left soon after for San Salvador,
stin under guard.
The government kept his movements
as closely guarded as possible and would
not permit the few who learned OF his
presence to interview him,
Evening star., 1929-06-24

WATcH FOB, with Mssonic charm. scottish
ter on front charm; inscribed inside to
William MONTGOMERY, president Acacia Mu-
tua1 Life Association; lost at Union Station
train, about 8:45 Wednesday: reward. Re-
turn to Acacia Building, 10l Indians ave.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Drafha.

OWENS, WILLIAM. Departed this life
Sand Bar TSsf q Florence II e ovens. a.vossd SON q
Auth ana fons Jam. SssSs.h 4Esn s ovens, Ne % slss
leaves to psurn his dspsrturs ays sisters. ter.
siyss and triends.. remains resting st ths
osa RhRss NStcs n hip sra ana
hgE Basst & 9sssT'ss shli lsi us;
srelhsr A 8, 'isyfi william T1s ROG M; EoSsrss
Fisher and Lee Roy rInsTsl sdr TSesdft:g' sft.s
funeral parlors, 18th and Florida ave. NV.
5s2s Sa AsT isSifdsne: sSs sD sth sSS.s
Psni51 Ps!sa9 5FS@ sF late Es'etnse r Msa
GssSoe bsuuiesfs sfsni oi Hmsriea safi Invited to
attend. Intermsnt at Mount oivet Gene,
Shell, MARY I. The members Of b. !s-
home home Of Miss MARY L SHE'LL, sos 9Th St.
to ';s's 81 sstm sas Sn
SHE'LL, MARY I. The Catholic paushtsrs
70 dy.d ApiTss msaSsT snnGSais Macy nf ry
will assemble for prayer at her late resiS
dne' 4s h4isesty seas n lsas s4sns q s.s.a Zee
MARIE CREAHEN, Fin. Secretary.
sys sa ashHG 9R aom. suTTssssc TssEc qpsE o.
Akb. dsvoted a. SS.qiia pro.her % q syiSsst.r st.Hs
fEScinas s Mssiisss 'fSi Funeral $sssdss' Jun: s
ffSi fSinersl "a psrlors, isI n aaas V Ga ave- NV. AZ
TAsKER.. SARAH D. On Monday. June me q,
WIDOW sits; . q I'd Edvsfa II; fs;fsr sad Hstbsf
Fauncs and Mrs. EsteiIe sonneman. Mo-
tice Of funeral later.
TURNER, JOHN FERDINAND. Departed
yaN sf f' RbAGNp sHRfbay SDs ai fuRsR iRss1 e. lovn
brother Of Hattie tea T. Colbert and Howard n,rd
aS relatives Ss and ' friends % Notics Of funeral
hereafter. Remains reSting At the W.
nsss &. and 'fsHa pumbsSton art ~sSS ave. Emu 's' '"
WILLIAMSON, EDWIN HARMON. Suddenly
sSIa' :s9 e. Srss nR Ew a afsP a se
ns.tnn .s q " H0Ps chsmssr
SSns.y s% i'o9 9uSs Ss'gn IT, Il in.fmsns Sn
WILSON. JOHN Z. Departed this life Sat.
lssk sslssk %a'9ns st arssdasn. ssni Aespiss i joHN
sSssis see & !'sp eng 'isS:; E;Ss
otssf one 90 dauss one ne son. :ssh
Sost tn'' y othsf af @ @tsistlv.s @ and tiisnq. HIs
T:sdsRse mag ga 3 sh sesn nsnai a.
ices Tuesday, June 25; at o'clock at
bs9s SRSoh e. stse Eersy yhsh Ss.ss ss
Anne Arundel County. Nd.
Of upion friendship Lodge; No. eal. g. p.
1nsr.i Sl Of IrosSer s l:SSae yoaN %IsoN @ on
Tuesday, June IS, 1929, at p.m:' at Lane
Memorial La%EasdE SsSFsh 1s'h psRSs1sos sRS s re
SIIAS A.. JAMES, p. s.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
(. H. WILKINSON RITES.
Newspaper Man to Be Buried To
morrow in Ashtabula, Ohio.


Funeral services for Edwin Harmon
Wilkinson, city editor of the Washington
Herald and q veteran executive OF
Hearst papers, who died suddenly from a
heart attack at his home, 1887 M street,
Saturday morning, will be held in Ash
tabula, Ohio, tomorrow. Interment will
also be made there.
Mr.. Wilkinson, who was 81 years old,
had been engaged In newspaper work
for the past as years. He was man.
aging editor of the Cleveland Leader
and the New York American before
coming to Washington five years ago,
when he became Sunday editor of the
Herald, which he held for the greater
part of the period.
Mr.. wilkinson is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Hope Wilkinson, and two
children, Albert Wilkinson of New York,
and Mrs. Helen Minter of San Pedro,
Calf.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
Harry and Margaret Bouchert, boy.
George w. and Gertrude e. Creswell, boy.
Cecil N. and Mary A. Schaeffer, boy.
James C. and Frances c.. Roche, girl.
Charles II. and Evelyn Allen, boy.
Frank and Alberta Bengal, boy.
Joseph and Anna Banks, girl
Joseph H.. and Margaret Mills, girl
Frank and Almay Kenner, boy.
Eugene and Mary Peyton, boy.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Hin Mriftnrtaiit.

meme memory q Fey. fEl NiElIzM AENRY oSsX; o5iSss;
one year ago today.
A voice at midnight came
He started roI Ip r;sri.d ao hsari Il, ,r.n
ne Hi Hi IovINa fSS Ise " %1Eaa issI MARY GARY.
COLLINS, ANNA MARY T. In sad ana ss-
dsrling mother and grandmother. ANNA
year ago today, June a. 1s2S.
'Te live in the hearts of those who ioye
you is not to die"
miss you from our home. dear wife,
I miss you from thy place;
T miss the S s sunshine S s Of 4 thy face.
miss thy kind and willing hands,
ct Thy fond !. and Ssrt earnest TTtS6us care; ts..
miss me HES syeISE9fEs pEVoTED HUSBAND.
ISyns and md kha lin. II Il ~ ~
Sincere Sincere and and fsithful in in heart M = ana mind.
What beautiful memory sov sNhar lsf1 hsh:nd. ssht
NY heart from day to day.
But the love and memory Of my dear an
viii never pass away. -
wondsssui .osssE vsms1 sgs n.H.1 .1s mss. sis;
On: soR':til e %iliioa.shas' %o;her' V:: yss
9EsRaR2iaSEai 9sEosHsa sEaETs siaE Il Ri;i 2b ysY ysA
EDWARDS, FRANCES. In sad but leyiag
ERHNdEs ssI5EssniTsn iTsnw1Rns who oes entered iSsc
steF99ssiiz rest two years ago today June
The month. OF june once more Is here.
For me the y.sIa ssddest rs Of tossy sas year;
Ny disc Som Fnftsfi FRANZ e'iiedv H. VAN 1saSs aSsunxs
FAIRFAX, WILLIAM TIMOTHY. In leying
Wmn e Tas Assfsas sR sae hsssss: s.
parted this life one year ase today Juns
We saw no door latch ltt that nisht.
Nor sound 81 wheels. nor dip Of car
That brought the messenger.
But out on the. waves Of silsntnsss,
they Bore seis his soulmtSs Ui pure. Clean soul
M" HIS HIS WIFE WIFE AND CHILDREN.
JEFFERSON scPMLA. !n .oHi. y sseEeS msgssy
Who departed this life eleven years aso
H4S 4SSBE h5ESSSf SHSfaASfr, NASYr =. AND ALICE GER
msmbrance Of our dear mother. MARY
LATMEY,, .. who woo-d died two years aso
Always through her kindly thoushts
And still more kindly deeds
xmcnEst life's noxious weeds
She held ne :slt,Sh Sav tssSush;s s of gain
Her pleasure was to And the rose
HER ARd soN s6sP siSs hNn 1t nNt;SyHrTR nsTts;Sy WILLIE
AND HATTIE ~
TALBERT. EVANGk.aNE 7. In loving re-
nspANs nHsnpASTsnss ,Es 81 GTE gear % %mothsr; Evan:
me % years ago '00a HEN SSHe cHiipssN HI ssia
Evening star., 1929-06-24
WOMAN ARRESTED
BYL|QUOR SQUAD
Miss Lima Adams, Govern.
ment Worker, to Answer
Two Charges.

Miss Lima Adams, 38-year r-old Gov
ernment employe, was arrested on
charges Of conducting q disorderly
house and possession of liquor when
Sergt, o. j. Letterman's liquor squad
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Miss Belmont in Stage Cast.

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, June ~ Lp).
Miss Bessie Belmont, daughter of the
late August Belmont, is to appear in
a professional stock company during
the Summer at this exclusive Long Is
land resort.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
ONE KILLED, 10 INJURED
AS TIRE CAUSES CRASH
Child, 8, Is Hurt Fatally as Blow
out Turns One Car Head On Into
Second Machine.

By the Associated Press.
BILOXI, Miss, June 24.-One person
was killed and ten others injured yes
terday when two automobiles collided
on the highway near Ocean Springs,
Miss.
Lindy Tuck, 3-year-old SON of. Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Tuck of Jacksonville,
Fla, died from injuries. Tuck, his wife
and two other children and Miss Mu-
riel Dixson, also of Jacksonville, were
in the automobile of j. M. Plymale of
Oklahoma City.
by Vernette Rivers, colored, of Mobile,
Ala, in which three others were riding.
All were injured.
The accident occurred when q tire
blew out on Plymale's car, turning 1t
head on into the other machine.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
Umbrella to Make Tooth Voyage

PIAINFIELD, n. J.. June "a R.-
An umbrella that did valiant service in
the blizzard Of 1888 is to be taken
shortly by its owner, Ernest r. Acker-
man, on its Tooth transatlantic voyage.
II it survives, the Public Library would
like it as q gift.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
FOUND.

MANS s0fT-CaN Atlantic 1877, $40 .p:m.
MANS wHTTE-dOLD WATCH. with Job.
Evening star., 1929-06-24

Ss'atsasr p; NV, a. wAl LEE Z yoSs ,Sjs
Johnson. brother Of Porter Johnson. Ami
Robinson and Mary SmaliWeod; He ais
friends. Remsins resting at W. Ernes
Jarvis Co, funeral payiors, 2a22 GeorRi
NV, until Tuesday afternoon, thereafte
ct his late residence. Funeral Wednesday
June %. at . p.nl., from his late residencl
Evening star., 1929-06-24
ENGLISH BULL

ENGLISH BULL DOG,
d. rk brindie, white chest, somewhere
in Mount Pleasant. No collar or tag.
Reward. Call Mrs. Babcock, 1886
Kenyon NV, Apt 20. Columbia 1928,
Evening star., 1929-06-24

SUIT CASE. black, between Belmont st. and
Union Station. Sunday morning. Reward.
Phone Col. 10l02.
ing mans wearing apparel; going from the
Ontario apt. to i1th and q NV. Finder
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
s. Marnus To Give Talk
ION Andersen Program

L. Marnus, noted Danish archi-
tect. will give an illustrated lecture
at George washington University
Thursday night at .T:sO o'clock on
Hut and Castle. .Through one
Thousand Years in Hans Christian
Andersen's Homeland, Denmark.
The lecture Is given under the
auspices of the division of fine arts
Of the university, the Washington
Chapter of the American Institute
Of Architects, the Institute of Must
cal Art. the Anne Tillery Renshaw
School of Speech, the Story Tellers
League, and the Hans Christian
Andersen Circle No. 1t Is part
Of a program for the nationwide OBJ
servance Of the 125th anniversary
Of Hans Christian Andersen Jubilee.
Major Oakley Totem win preside.
Miss Virginia CalIeto1t. 'violinist,
will offer q musical program, and
Miss Ellen DashieH will tell Ander-
sens famous story of The Ugly
Duckling. .
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
NISSI|VG lURH
GIRL SOUGHT

LURAY, Va. Jan. 19.- -Disap-
pearing from the streets Of Luray
nearly three weeks ago after hav-
ing come here from her home in
the village Of KirnbaIl. Edna vir-
ginia Cave, 16-year-old daughter Of
Fred Cave, farmer, has not been
heard from since.
Cave asked help In finding his
daughter. The girl came to Luray
with a relative on January 3. They
both left the automobile and when
the relative returned he found d
note, presumably from the girl,
telling him that she had another
way TO get home.
She failed to return home.
The girl, when she left home, had
on red coat and sweater, blue
dress and had no change Of cloth
ing with her. a description of the
girl has been broadcast through
out the east.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
g Co Be Graduated
From Hine Junior High

a el4zs e - students win graduate
srel Hlns Junior High School to-
mwrsW afternoon az o'clock.
a pruEram q music by the school
rEeNes1Ea and vocal selections has
tsen arranEed for the occasion.
T.s Res. George Atkinson. pastor
- sLtfaues Episcopal Church. win
frer t,e invocation, and Mrs.
Er SfueF smith. member OF the
E.ers - El8cation. win preside and
ETWrf ne dipiomas.
Ess rai#1ictory win be given by
MH nuris Mildred scala and vii.
sFN& Er9wEsn paxe win relate the
E@M rEtnrv
Tes r11rs xift % the school will be
reerTr-a1 - rhe principal, Howard
q Warner. ~ Buls Bell Orcutt.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
OIL PROXY
Contest
CLOSE

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 a.N.s.1.-
with representatives of John D,
Rockefeller claiming victory in his
fight to oust Col. Robert W. Stew.
art as chairman Of the board Of
the standard oil Company Of In
diana. and representatives Of Colonel
Stewart denying the claim. the bat
tie Of the proxies" entered q new
stage today.
Thomas w. Debevoise, official
representative Of Rockefeller. de-
clared In a statement last night that
his side had enough proxies to con-
troll the election at the annual meet
ing on March 4. George K. Bowden,
Stewards New York proxy campaign
leader, countered, with the assertion
that Colonel Stewart already has
been assured the votes of a majority
of the stockholders.
May Change Minds
Neutral observers pointed out that
the outcome Of the contest may re-
main In doubt UP to the last minute.
because stockholders who have given
their proxies retain the right OF
change thein minds at any time.
Debevoise,s statement follows:
I'VE fek1 that we viii have q ma
iority OF sthe thockholders with us.
and with them enough proxies to
controls the election. Naturally, too.
we are. exerting all our energies to
obtain as many possible stockholders
In the fight for supremacy" "
Can't See II
Bowden said;
II don't see how It. Is possible for
the Rockefeller group to have as
much stock as they claim. There
are s,232. 600 shares Of stock divided
among $1,000 sharehold and we
are already assured of the votes of
the majority Of shareholders.
THE Rockefeller group holds
enormous blocks of stocks, bur tt
would be necessary for them to get
the great amount Of stock now In
the hands OF brokers to obtain the
As per cent necessary To win the
fight. And this would be impossible
before March 5, the date Of record. =
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
Girl USED
As LIQUOR
RUNNER

BALTIMORE, June 2s.Publio
school authorities who are making
an Investigation in connection with
the suspension Or three students Of
the Eastern High school on charges
OF drunkenness received reports to.
day that liquor In the case was, fur.
lished by student whose father
IL q bootlegger.
The inyesti tigators, including DR..
David E Weglein, superintendent
Df pubIic instruction. declined to
discuss the suspensions and their
investiga ton.
Mother In Dark
According to reports. one of the
suspended students each morning
was given by her father one or
more pints Of alcoholic beverages
to mail to customers. The girls
mother, it is, understood, does not
know her husband Is bootlegging
nor that her daughter has been
suspended.
The father, it is said, has pro-
tected his daughter and has not
permitted his wife to learn of her
pEcutIn1uSAiLtt Lup uhu&AbcI ASdRAAA
home each day presumably to at
tend classes.
Om the morning the LIQUOR was
conshmed by the students in the
schQdl, I ii was said, the father gaze
his daughter a package to- mail as
usual Instead OF mailing the en-
tire consignment. it is understood,
she retained a bottle for herself and
friends. They drank it in 81 wash.
room at the school, leaving the
empty bottle in the room, accord
ing to reports.
One of those suspended, It was
said,> was to have replaced another
girl that afternoon on one of the
school teams. The replacement re-
suited from objections of a parent
to her daughter being kept out late
On game nights.
When some of the students went
to the substitute to inform her OF
the replacement, her actions
aroused their suspicious, The stu
dents. it was said, were compelled
to walk the substitute around the
block to sober her.
The eldest Of the suspended stu
dents. ii was said, Is slightly more
than is and the youngest Il.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
Washington Youth
Sought in New York

New York police were searching
today for d washington boy believed
to be there whose father Is criti-.
calIy IN here. 7.
The youngster, Walter r. Murphy
16. left the home Of his parents in.
the 1900 block North Capitol ST..
last August after a. quarrel Ha,
never has communicated with his
father, Arthur N. Murphy. since
leaving here.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29

Are you contemplating taking 3 ynea-
ton In the near future2 send for the
Times and Herald Winter Resort and
TraveI Guide Is find the beet place Is
spend q in.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
Snake Refuses to Spit
To Please Scientist
-Photo b Internationai

NEW YORK. Jan 29For the sake of science black cobra
the Bronx Zoo would expecora For the welfare
of all humanity he would not much as spit
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
Earthquake Shakes
Small Portuguese Town.

MADRID, Jan. % n.N.S.l.--Ana
earthquake shock. that DESTROYED
several houses, rocked AIhos Vedros,
Portugal. said a dispatch from that
place today,
The populace was panic stricken,
hut no casualties were reported
The quake was accompanied BIZ
subterranean ruipblinsp
The Washington times., 1929-01-29

n you are III need Of any business
or pR0fessienal services, read the CfaesI-
fled Advertisements Of todny's paper.
If win nay ven.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
TO EvkCUATE AFGHANlSTAN

7 LONDON, Jan. 29 (I.N.S. S.l.--If
weather conditions permit. the Brit.
ish royal air force win begin today
to eyacuate ali foreigners from
Kabul. capital Of "A Afghanistan. ac-
cording Ia. official advioes received
here. The evacuat ion, which win
probably take 10, days. will be car
ried out with the concurrence Of
the Afghan authorities.
The Washington times., 1929-01-29


fists and a dry one for the snake,
too.
DIR. Adolph MonaeIesser desired
some OF the snakes deadly poison
for experiments he is conducting in
the hope Of finding a cure for
epilepsy. So, with DR.. Raymond T.,
Ditmare, curator Of the roo, he
placed a cobra in a box with q.
plate glass front and proceeded tnl
try to obtain some poison.
But at the sight OF the SCIENTISTS
the reptile became exceedingly
cheerful. The doctors cIapped their
hands, they shadow boxed, made
threatening gestures glarei with
angry. eyes. But ethe greater their
antics, the happier the cobra be-
came.
Once. when 4 keeper brushed the
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
Man Gets
s Muafhs on State Farm

18Th EEED. Tnd- Jan. 20
EEt-T1sutrrs p. Fox. charged
~ rt alsa addrf . fine Of
ne tlne ~
The Washington times., 1929-01-29
NAVY TIME
CLAUSE
SAFE
~ WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

L.--nzn..Ms Nsws ssEviee
O. - fars % opposition from
RTzM1zrt Csondgs and President
go HcCssr. ths Senate win retain
- - sEuss- in the admins
m1-E nsw cruiser bill, an incom-
So pcl e he Senate revealed
49,
- pan revealed So Senator's
naukxma - enact the blu with the
em zzttum Included, IS opposed
- sMm xmnm cause and 21 n0ncom-
aa CT mhsent. This prepondcrance
- mwmmrs frr ths time clause tn-
N4 - a4orl1on-
INa rma clause. row the center
mE RfrrEerEr IN Senate debate
N~ "a msaE-re. provides for the
AzE - kss1s for five Cf the Is
- e1 within the present
scar. ~ i've mere IN 1880 and the
- Hra ~ 191I- The giant new
atrENft caErter would Be started BY
1zHs - 1a14
Gel - HssVer
wNs acnca e President-eIcct
wsasnr In fudorstng President Cool
mn maamH aEAinst ths time. clause
mmr@mHsw Bad httls effect IN the
@ammem. The ban az IL passed the
Nmn wmnenams8 ths time limitation
So ~ raa fnterpeniuG months, rep
nemwmsMffraa e. tha American Legion
m~M azhrw ua4Ktmtic examinations
s~w~d ssnaturial pledges fer its
- ,-s-yss~s-~w.sso- Senators fare
- sEua q either breaking their
rszes - hrsakinE temporarily with
- alziEfrafi1n- The poll indi-
aaNz EtsF wuuid kssD their pledges.
ra Erafemenf reEarding the
~ waE rs1her ambiguous but the
14ssznr-e1sct cd say he warmly
v she Coolidge views
k npRnae1 the time clause. The
Nsea1EHs .elsrt's announcement was
- Eee fuxEn Gf a telegram 10 Presi-
Mmm cumE&wR. whfch was read to
- &M1sm.
fmm Hrwwur said: MY attention
Mmm hawm rmElsa 70 a statement re.
anx wen1zInw cruiser legislation
smrnE IN this mornings press.
AMNa ul46s no pnblic or private
auf HDon this question,
49, rhnn aupsared during the
Erm have stated un1ver-
80 - various callers that It
@8 - 1mproper for me TO ex-
H uuy views on current mat
aHN e ahs administration. l re-
80 e rhis retnencs should result
= saup1elleusion- As YOU know.
& warElv support your views and
rw nay - inform others If you
$50 - d So
Dehats SIN Rages
Em11Ee nneRnwhile progressed
upcn the bill although Sen.
msnw MMla (7l q Maine. IN charge
e. n. exhibited considerable i'm
- lhrsatensd 20 hold night ses.
a@za starting tonight. unless some
msras1eut we're reached fixing q
a fer q firal vote on the bill.
wzs 11r in the debate, advocates Il
eHa me1Esre have held the floor
eElFanF while the opponents
zse - silent awaiting their turn
e. zEsaL
Asv efiort 10 shut off debate un-
81 tte uurunents have had their
NpaEranlry % speak probably viii
~ - keriUus rowing and may
zer 6elay final action.
TAEra we're indications though
EMH an a<reement probably win be
Hn@ehaS fur a final vote by the end
mR Hlma wlpumf
The Washington times., 1929-01-29

glass, the snake struck out, but his
venom did not land where It could
be preserved. After working all
day. the doctors admitted defeat
But they will try again this morn
ing, and maybe they VIII feed the
cobra some chewing tobacco.