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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-17

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Staying PRODERS
WILL QUIZ JURIST
Texan Who Slew Boy-Hus-
band of Daughter Will Face
Special Jury.

By the Associated Press.
AMARILLO, Tex, May 6.-R. H.
Hamilton, former judge Of the Texas
Supreme Court Appeals Commission,
who shot and killed Tom Walton, Jr.,
when the latter called at his Office pre-
sumably to tell of a secret marriage
with his daughter. was called to appear
before q special grand jury today
Mr.. Hamilton waived preliminary
hearing Saturday and was released on
$50 900 bond.
Counsel for the former judge indi-
Gated he may plead self-defense. Ex-
planning the shooting, Mr.. Hamilton
said:
L had rather die than kill man,
but I had to protect my home.
Mrs. Grace Walter the youths
mother. who had worried over her sons
failure to tell of his marriage to Miss
Theresa Hamilton. 10. which occurred
FEBRUARY 10. told her son to go and
see the Judge He'll be sensible and
everything will be all right
when Walton went to his father-1n-
laws Office. he jocularly remarked TO
stenograDher IF you hear any shooting
You'll know I've been shot A few
minutes later he fell with four bullets
in his body.
Walton and Miss Hamilton were stu
dents at the University OF Texas IN
Austin when they were married. the
girl is now in Austin, where she under
went an operation several months ago
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life of the Italian dictator, will publish
his work, so that all England may read
II never felt so flattered in my life, y
he said today in comment upon the &C
ton of Viscount Cromer, the lord cham
berlain and official English play censor,
in forbidding its production in England.
The idea of Mussolini's fate trembling
in the balance because poke little
fun at him in little revue"
He added that he thought the scene
quite innocent and harmless, but per-
haps the italian premier's skin was
little thin. 1t was described as nothing
more than purporting to show that even
dictators are mere men to their wives
and families. The Objectionable scene
was but one part of an elaborate revue.
In a letter to the author. who has won
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CARGO SAVED FROM SHIP.
Iron Ore Taken Of Vessel Aground
in Great Lakes.

CONNEAUT, Ohio, May CP).-The
lighter Reliance of Detroit yesterday
was unloading the cargo Of iron ore
from the freighter D. NJ Prilbin, aground
in Lake Erie about 1000 feet from the
shore since early last Tuesday.
The Reliance started to lighter the
Philbin so that it might be fioated again
last Wednesday, but was forced to put
into harbor by rolling seas which ham
pered lake traffic for two days. Satur-
day night the work of removing the
$500 tons of ore in the freighter was
resumed. 1t was expected that two or
three more days would be required be-
fore the vessel can be brought to port.
Thirty-one members of the crew were
still aboard and quoting of the seas re-
moved fears that they would have to be
taken of.
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terday and did property damage esti-
mated at 100000. The roofs of build
ings for distance Of half mile were
ripped. Fire which broke out virtually
destroyed a business block. No injury
to persons was reported.
The tornado, which lasted about three
minutes, confined itself to the business
district on Main street.
The roof of a two-story, 100-foot
garage was torn off and hurled Is feet.
Witnesses said the tornado went from
one side of the street to the other,
breaking plateglass windows and tear
ing down all electric light poles in its
path for distance of a half mile.
This Winter in Denmark was the most
severe In LOO wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-06
Two Hurt, 16 Held in Disorder.

KON-GSBERG, Germany, May Cp).
Two members Of the Steel Helmet
Organization received serious knife
wounds and Is persons were arrested in
disorders growing out of a two-day-meet-
ing of the Nationalist here. The re-
turn of the Danzig Corridor TO Ger
many was announced as now part of
the program of the Steel Helmet Or
paniZatiOn
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Marie and Ileana Return Home.

BUCHAREST, Rumanis, May s Up.
Queen Marie and her daughter
Princess Ileana, returned to Bucharest
from visit to Spain today. They were
met at the sation by members of the
royal family. the regency, Premier
Manu- and the civil and military au
.horities.
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WIRES PUT UNDER TEST
OF ARTIFICIAL LIGHTNING
Million Volts Carried Around on
Auto Trailer Demonstrate
Complete Resistance.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSFIELD. Mass. May ga NIL
lion volts Of artificial lightning, carted
around on the trailer of an automobile,
were thrown into the service lines of
public utility company here yesterday,
the first time wires were ever tested IN
this manner for their resistance to
natural lightning
The new device of the General Elec-
trio Co. will help power companies to
improve their service by detecting weak
spots in transmission lines, officials eX-
planned
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DOCTOR CONFIRMS OPERATION.
Girl Wife Of Youth Slain Was in Hos
nitaI Two Weeks Ago.

AUSTIN. Tex. May (Pl-Dr. r. W.
Ship said here that Mrs. Theresa
Hamilton Walton underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis four weeks ago at
a local hospital. She left the hospital
two weeks ago, he said.
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Queen Maud Visits George.

BOGNOR, Sussex, May CP).-Queen
Maud of Norway, sister Of King George,
with her son. Prince Olaf. and his bride,
the former Princess Martha of Sweden,
yesterday visited the King and Queen
at Craigweil House. They arrived by
motor car and the three spent some
time with the King in the grounds.
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DUKE OF YORK IN CRASH.
Auto Strikes Motor Cycle-Vehicles
Damaged, None Hurt.

LONDON, May CP.-The Duke of
York, second son of the King, was in a
motor accident Saturday night. He was
returning to London when his automo-
bile and a motor cycle and side car col
lided. No personal injuries were sus-
tanned. and the vehicles were only
slightly damaged. The duke continued
his journey. after satisfying himself
that the driver of the motor cycle was
not injured
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THE EVENING STAR wXsHINGTO7. D. G. MONDAY.

considerable renown IN English dra-
matte circles, the lord chamberlain as
sured him the sketch is quite impos- |
slble. containing as it does insults to
leading statesman of a foreign country"
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, The American dieting craze that
, seeks to reduce all fat IN the tissues
is dangerous. Eminent medical au-
thorities are alarmed and they point
, out thatit is suicidal to try to stand
ardize human weight.
I'VE are not machines" says one
famous doctor, but complex living
bodies; we can never be standard
lied" He goes on to say that
what is a normal weight for one
individual is an abnormal weight
for another. The proper weight and
degree of nourishment for any per-
son is that at which he is
most capable and productive" Ex-
treme dieting may result in perma-
nent injuries. Without a reserve of
fat we become a prey to diseases.
It is time for common sense, sup
ported by medical warning, to end
the fad Of extreme thinness. One
error in dieting is to think that only
sugar is fattening. Any food that
nourishes fattens, and sugar is a
pure, cheap, nourishing food.
Sugars greatest blessing to man
kind, however. is its use in making
other foods palatable and enjoyable.
Serve healthful baked apples or
pears, apple sauce or stewed dried
fruits for breakfast. A BIT Of sweet
makes the meal complete. The
Sugar Institute.
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AIR MAIL EXTENDED.
Atlanta Now Has Seven-Day Week
Schedules in Several Directions.

Schedules in Several Directions.
ATLANTA, Ga, May OP).-Air mail
in the South went a step forward yes
terday as Sunday service on the
Atlanta-New York lines and Atlanta
New Orleans Houston air mail route
was added to give a seven-day-a-week
schedule.
With the Chicago-Atlanta air route
already on a daily basis, service from
the East and Middle West to all air
mail points on the New York Houston
extension went on a daily basis. Only
the Atlanta Miami leg of the New
York Florida route is without daily
service.
Intermediate points on the Atlanta
New York lines which will be affected
include Spartanburg, S. c.: Greensboro,
N. c.; Richmond, Washington and
Philadelphia Pitcairn Aviation Cor
poration holds the contract on this line.
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AUTHOR TO PUBLISH
MUSSOLINYS LUNCH
Play Held as Take-off on italian
Premier, Forbidden Stage, to
Appear in Book Form.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May edgar Middleton,
denied the right to produce his play,
"Mussolini's Lunch" a take-off on the
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new HAMPSHIRE CITY
is HIT BY TORNADO
Terrific Wind, Lasting but Three
Minutes, Does 100000
Damage at Berlin.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, N. H, May ga tornado,
accompanied by thunderstorm, struck
the main street of this city late yes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
LADY sAsroR ATTACKED BY DRYs,

Lady Astor herself Dry and an advocate of Prohibition has incurred the ire of English DryS because sine offered Americans, guests in her home, some alcoholic liquid refreshments Read her out of the party" is their cry and leader declared that she should not be allowed temperance platforms"
 or course one would expect that attitude from the leading American protagonists of Prohibition whose most marked characteristics are narrowmind- edness and intolerance. Better things might have been hoped from their English brethren but it seems that fanatieisgn is the same whether encountered in America or Great Britain
 To theea t makes no difference that Lady Astog violated law offering her guests. something to drink That she took nothing Of the kind herself is not an extenusaag circumstance She has dallied with the demon rum in even having it on her table The dictates of courtesy and custom which were honofed by her in the entertainment of her guests are evil things in fanaticaIly Dry eyes and Lady Astor becomes anathena because she observed them.
 Thus do the slaves of fanatiesm view the world
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
SUMAIOES
 No. 2368-A

In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska. First Division at Juneau.
 ADMIRALTY ALASKA GOLD MINING COMPANY, A COR PORATION, Plaintiff. vs. K. R PAYKULL. Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America, to the above named defendant, GREETING:
 You are hereby summoned to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Di- 7ision, at Juneau. within thirty lays after the last publication of lthis summons, namely. within thir- y days after the z7th day of April. 1929, in case this summons is pub lished, or within forty days after the date of its service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file in said court in said above entitled action.
 The plaintiff in said action, de- mands the following relief. to-wit: Plaintiff demands judgment against the defendant for the sum of Nine Hundred Three and 101o0 Dol lars, S(9O310l, with interest at 89e per annum from April l, 1923, and for it's costs and disbursements herein.
 And in case of your failure to appear and answer the plaintiff s complaint at the time and place above mentioned. Judgment will be entered againss you for the relief demanded in it's complaint and as herein before mentioned.
 The order for the publication of shis summons was made by the court on the 22nd day of March, 1929.
 IN WITNESS Whereof I have hereuuto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, at Juneau, Alaska, this 22nd day of March, 1929.
 fSeaU JOHN H. DUNN,
 Clerk of Court.
 By J. w. LEVERS,
 Deputy. First publication, March B, 1929 Last publication, April 2T. 1929.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
A GOOD APPOINTMENT.

The announcement of the selection of Gen Dawes former Vice e-Presldent, to be Ambassador to Great Britain win cause general satisfaction. Gen Dawes is g man Of great ability and aptitude for pubic service that is remarkable. lie is wise from much experience keen of observation and quick in reaching conclusions. He is honest fair, rich and fearless His patriotism is unqueStioned but not blatant The American people have confidence in him and feel that he Will fairly and adequately represent America in manner that will count fer peace end self-respect He will, believe, De firm in insisting on the rights Of his country but will not be the cause of any misconepeton of shis country's attitude or character
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
More or Less True

If all those who point joined it women would compose s5 per cent of the Painters Union.
 Now and then you run across a husband who is so devoted to his wife he couldn't treat her any finer if she was some other mans wife.
 Some flappers look as If they had heard the order Hold every- thing and mistaken it for Show everything"
 Sometimes husband enjoys a company meal because he knows his wife doesn't dare call him down before the gl1ests-and she doesn't enjoy it for the same reason.
 What young couples need now to start housekeeping with is Blen- ty of patience to put up with which ever of their parents they are sett- ling down on.
 After a few years experience a wife is convinced a poor husband who is rich is bound tc be easier
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to live with than a good husband who is poor
 Knowing what mother" means to child, it always makes us hope when we see a cigarette smoking gin-drinking girl, she'll either re- form or join the birth controllists when she marries. A wife may be careful about her husbands health because she doesn't want to lose him, but she is more apt to want him to stay well because nursing him while he is sick is too much like being caged up with wildcat.
 The world never will get its biggest laugh until the male pants begin crawling up the legs the way the feminine skirt has, revealing first the ankles, then the calves and finally the knees.
 We don't know what women would do with them if they had bald heads, but we are pretty sure they wouldn't let 'em shine that'e way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
JUDGE LYNCH'S IMPEACHMENT.

The country in recent months has been stirred over the impeachment of various officials, Cover nors and Federal and State Judges But there is the gradual impeachment of another judge Judge Lynch-which is greeted with sincere grati- ficaton by all liberty loving people. Lynch law, ynching is a barbarity which has no place in the life of any civilized country. It is survival of the times when justice was not procurable for the common citizen who in order to obtain it oftmes took the law into his own hands.
 In the United States, for many years there has been campaign of education carried on to force the outawry of this custom. Many States have enacted rigid laws directed toward stamping out mob violence Congress on several occasions has been asked to enact Federal statute. But the most effective work has been in educating the people themselves to a realization of the menace to good government that lies in the rule of Judge Lynch
 A survey conducted by the Federal Council of Churches shows highly pleasing results. During 1928 there were 43 States which lynchingS took place--the highest number on record. The number of victims of Lynch Law in States where they occurred last year eleven-the smallest ever recorded. Two factors credited with the showing-a more enlightened public opinion and a more courageous set Of officers who not afraid to defend prisoners in their charge when sought by mobs. The improvement is notable but there is work still to be done in order to eradicate this blot from Americas escutcheon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Government by Espionage.
lPhiladelphia Recorda


 When a department of the Federal Government plants fake prisoner in Federal penitentiary we have an instance of government in its most hate ful form-government by espionage.
 If Mrs Willebrandt had reason to believe the Atlanta Prison is not conducted properly she could not be effectively criticised for making properly conducted investigation. That the Department of Justice has power to control it's establishment is obvious.
 To send secret agent to the pen" disguised as regularly committed prisoner, then order him released under custody to give his testimony, is an act of bad faith toward the Warden.
 It violates, first the American spirit of fair play. Secondly and this far important it debases the law and the Federal administration thereof. It degrades the courts by inducing them to issue commitments that false. It sets up a detest- able standard of sneakery. treachery. betrayal of official confidence.
 Added to the cost of prohibition, in money and crime, must be this ghastly exhibit of Decency taken for ride by Espionage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
RESTAURANT FOR SALE

Furniture. fixtures. stock and good will of Rhodes Cafe. also known as Gastineau Cafe for sale. Every thing needed to commence busi- ness. but purchaser. If desire op- crate in present location. must ar- range for lease of premises from owners of Gastineau Eotei.
 Property must be sold by April IT, 1929. Write or wire offers. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids or offers. Stock, fixtures and equipment tn- ventories approximately s4. GOO 00. Copy of inventory furnished upcn request.
 R. E. ROBERTSON
 Assignee for benefit of creditors of B. F and Christie Rhades
 200 Seward, Building
 Juneau. Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Which Am That

"FITTS EXPLAINS. .''- Headline in Los Angeles paper
 Well, even explaining doesn't al ways save married man from getting fits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

about them And of all fanatics those who serve in the somber-colored and drab halls of the court of Prohibition are the most unyeldng in their mar rowneSs and intolerance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Highly Honored

Highly Honored
 Everybody is talking about you growled dad of the girl, who was no horse and buggy.
 Well" she explained, isn't it the hyena's laugh to think with Lindy, Hoover, Tunney, Babe Ruth, Mussolini, Aimee McPherson and q couple of thousand others in the limelight and doing things, they should pick me out as the sub ject of their gabfestl"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

MT Hyde, the new Secretary of Agriculture. owns three farms in Missouri. No wonder he had to get some kind of 8 iobl-(Springfield, Ohio, Sun)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

MT. Hoover asks the American people to stop patrontzng bootleggers but 1t will be just like em to do it--( -(NIacon, Ga Telegraph)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
An Inflated Ego

Blinks: He acts like he was a t0-ton truck on 8 narrow road
 links: And he's really nothing but 8 bicycle on crowded high way
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

Senator Heflin says in case he is assassinated he has S7 men who have sworn to ayenge his death. Oh. well, gunmen come cheap in these days of racketeering,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Passing Observation

Passing Observation
 Now that Hoover has picked his Cabinet and Lindy his bride, the great army of disappointed has be cen swelled by a tremendous crowd of both males and females.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

That Cabinet may be solid in all its parts but the South section-( Atlanta ConstitutionJ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By SAM HILL

What's The Use? Attacking quickly makes A fortune-it's true But a hijacker meets
 His finish quickly, too.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Ever Notice It?

The Judge who never has any time to give to book agents always has plenty of it to give crooks and criminals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

A Lady-Like One Just why I cant explain. But I ne'er fail to cuss Whene'er I hear one use
 That word msticulouS. Sam Hill in Cincinnati Enquirer. We've always liked its sound That word meticulous, It's always seemed to us
 A classy sort of cuss. -J Morgan Cook, Philadelphia Enquirer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Useless Information

It's more fun to plan a garden in April that tis to hoe it i'll June.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Ended There

T wish I never had wed him, !" sighed May, But had, instead. gone in for a career That kind of husband he is not, I'll say, Fen if he is a civil engineer"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
ATTENTION AUTO OWNERS

Any person operating an automo- bile not licensed by the Territorial Treasurer for 1929 is delinquent After date of April 18th, 1929, prosecutions will follow. adv
 Try the Five O'Clock Dinner Specials at MabrJ'S. -adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

T never eat eggs" began the Smart Aleck.
 Whats the matter with you, you're eating them now, ain't you?" growled his companion.
 That I don't feel-"he contin- ued, T am cheating some one out of a chicken dinner three or four months-or years-hence"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
Society Note

society NOte
 The Dove of Peace has left Mexico for an extended visit in more peaceful parts of the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13
The Happy Warrior

The Happy Warrior Al Smith chooses not to run for Mayor of New York City. He is too game to take a sure thing Atlanta Constitution.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-13

Ms Slow in Coming Down In sunny Florida you'll find.
 There's still a lot of gloom; Because. when prices did fall dowr Twas up that went the boom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-11
The TOWN DOCTOR
SAYS

Is there good idea town in which he lives little attractive little terestng, little bit larger, little bit betterP
 But if man into your town stranger and said to twenty people the street the stores This looks like pretty good town he what of the replies do would be for the
 put question you you say? If working customer said This like pretty answered, Oh it's all like it. Well used to be all right the boss would doubt fire if he didn't he shoud answered customers ths?" with dead
  heard about their would be blherng idiot headed numbskul and who be that?
 Maybe you of way one can't
  think about later ment it had better be
 thinking community just business which
  that happened something that tangible thing big that whatever individual any difference another.
 don't have to be bank store to be important of banker doctor lawyer official ettude take toward against hat makes alive dead good forging standing still
 When industry considers your s want to know about not just the shining ighhe alonand have their study It's they ward and talk about favorable for factory distributing rep resenaves or for whatever they considering As citizen fessona people the policemen of your community the foorwakers It's always the Duness-your business-and just the it's to Copyright 1929 Reproduction prohibited whole or in part
 This published by The Elm pire in cooperation with the Juneau Lions Club.