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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-04-04
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.
Ella Smallwood. Plaintiff,

Lester Smallwood. Defendant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-04-04

Ia the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as Court of Equity. No. 47l8 Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-04-04

10 the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court of Equity. No. 5752 Equity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
Why bother with Wash Day
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everything washed and ironed, no
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Take your first weekly holiday next
washday!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
LEVINE DENIES
COUNTERFEIT PLOT.
Claims He Sought Dies to
Make Counters for New
French Casino.
BY EUGENE CRAWFORD.

BY Radio to The Star.
VIENNA, Austria, November 1910
the picturesque adventures of Charles
A. Levine, now languishing in jail here
on suspicion of being involved in coun-
terteiting, was added today the element
of romance. The afternoon newspapers
report that Mr.. Levine'S woman COM
panion is the so-called diamond queen"
Mabel Boil. Whether this is her real
identity the police so far have refused
to say as they take the attitude that
the woman is not implicated in he al
legged counerfeiting plan.
: M. Levine Is the same Charles A.
Levine who backed and accompanied
Clarence D. Chamberlain on a trans
atlantic fight in 1927, Vienna police
declare. He was arrested yesterday as
he was about to leave Semmering for
Venice and charged with conspiring
with 3 Vienna engraver to counterfeit
French coins.
Mr.. Levine himself claims that the
dies he sought to obtain from an ex-
merit Vienna engraver were to be used
not for coins, but for counters which
he wished to use in new French
casino. He declares that he is the VIC
tim of plot.
His lawyer. Herr KoreZ. told news
paper CORE. pondents that the arrest
was a mistake, that Mr.. Levine was
not childish enough to attempt to
counterfeit money.
Mr.. Levine's statement under cross
examination by Viennas criminal po-
lice commissioner, Hofrat Wahl, the
writer was informed, fatty contradicted
those of the Vienna engraver with
whom he is supposed to have worked.
The engraver was released after giving
sworn testimony that Mr.. Levine, after
many weeks of indirect negotiations
concerning various kinds of medallions,
ordered dies which could be used for
French francs, but that he, not wishing
to commit a crime, submitted specimen
coins to the national mint and refused
further cooperation as soon as he dis
covered the actual nature of his work.
Mr.. Levine claimed that he gave the
francs to the engraver only as samples
to illustrate the size of the medallions
for which he wished the dies, so that,
due to the cheapness of copper in Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
CITIZENS INDORSE
LOAN FOR DISTRICT
West End Association Ap-
proves Dr.. Havenner'S Plan
as Outlined at Meeting.

A Federal non-interest-beari loan
of $25, 10000 to the District for mu-
nicipal improvements, which was for
mally suggested sometime ago by DR..
George c. Havenner, president of the
Federation of Citizens Associations, is
being seriously considered as a proSpec-
tive request of Congress this Winter.
DR.. Hayenner outlined the proposal
before the Went End Citizens Associa-
ton last night The association in
dorsed the plan and adopted resolutions
requesting that the federation initiate
the project.
AS contemplated by DIR. Havenner.
the loan would be made over a period
of years for stipulated projects, such as
schools, bridges and extensions of the
water system, to be paid back in in
stallments. He told the association
that such a loan would enable che
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18

District to 60 ahead with necessary
works now and give employment to a
large number of men.
While decision has not been reached
to urge the matter before the December
Congress, DR.. Havenner said various in
terested persons were being consulted
and that members of Congress probably
would be asked for an opinion on the
proposal.
tons urging the Traffic Bureau to
hasten plans for the requirement of
rigid inspection Of motor vehicles. Sew
eral members decried the large number
of "ill-equipped and dangerous" auto
mobiles in operation. Charles l.. Norris,
president of the association, presided
and introduced DR.. Havenner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
EXHIBIT CONTINUED

The exhibit OF school .children's note
books on forestry, which marked the
Capitals observance of American For
estry week, will continue at the Ma
tional Museum through Thursday, 1t
was announced this morning
Scheduled to close last Sunday, popu-
lar interest in the 1900 books resulted
in the extension of the exhibit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18

lea, he could begin to issue round, coin
shaped copper visiting cards, on one
side of which would be the likeness of
the person who ordered such cards.
From another Vienna firm Mr.. Levine
ordered, according to the police, lO0,
600 gambling counters bearing the let
tiers cd" on one side and on the other
numerals from to l,00O--theSe may
or may not be duplicates of the Deau-
vile Casino counters. The Austrian
police are in contact with French as
well as American police
Concerning his intended use of the
counters, Mr.. Levine made statements
about friend in America who asked
him to ascertain the prices of this kind
of work in Vienna. but claimed that he
has not yet actually placed any order.
DOWNRIGHT, 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
LEVINE OFFERS DEFENSE.
Declares He Was Misunderstood by
Vienna EngraVer.

Declares He was misunderstood by
Vienna Engraver.
VIENNA, November 10 (P).-Charles
A. Levine. being held here on suspicion
of intention OF forgery, vigorously de-
Tended himself before the Vienna
Police Court today.
The police president had said that
Levine had given orders to Vienna en-
graver for metal dies and matrices to
enable him to coin certain French franc
pieces as issued by the French Cham
Der of Commerce.
Levine protested that he was badly
understood by the engravers: that what
he really wanted were dies from which
he could cast medals for distinguished
airmen.
The .engraver maintained that he
understood Levine very we'll and that
his meaning was unmistakable. Levine
also asserted that he wanted the dies
only for his and his wife's portraits.
Meanwhile the Austrian police have
wired the F.-ench police to send a COM
mission to Vienna to study the evi-
dence and to investigate further.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
ESTATE TOTALS 100000
Mrs. Sarah H. Sargent Dies With
out Making Will.

Mrs. Sarah H. Sargent, who died Oc-
estimated in excess of $l0o 900, accord
ing to the petition of her husband,
Theodore F. Sargent, for letters of ad-
ministration on her estate. She had
stocks and bonds worth $77,27o, cash
SIS 900 and owned a one-third interest
in lots So and SO, square 461, assessed
at $6o,823
Besides her husband, the deceased is
survived by two children, Virginia w.
and Thomas w. Sargent. Attorney @.
T. Clayton represents the estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
Heart Attack Fatal.

Richard Cooper, colored, as years old,
of Waldorf, Charles County, Md, suf-
fered an attack of heart disease while
at his home yesterday morning and was
brought to Casualty Hospital for treat
ment. He was brought here by Thomas
made his home. Cooper died sbout two
hours after he reached the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
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81
Evening star., 1930-10-02

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olem iadNo frgeors Cleaners
Watches Clocks, Silver Plated Bicycles
La gaceta., 1930-09-11
UN NUEVO E DE LOS
ESFUERZOS C~ARITATIVOS

En- esta ciudad, al igual que
suede en- otras ciudades, hay
muchos individuos y organiza-
clones que estan controladas por
teoristas y visionarios, con pla-
mes mas o menos fantasticos pa
ra resolver este grave problema
de inhumanidad del hombre al
hombre, y muy especialmente
en- 10 que Sc relaciona al esfuer-
70 por ell bien de la familia y su
bienestar. Muchos de estos pla-
mes, son embellishments i'm
practicables, imposibles de rea-
liar y POGO satisfactorios para
aquellos a %quienes Sc dedican
los beneficios.
Los AMERICAN RESCUE
WORKERS vienen a esta ciu-
dad de Ybor despues de haber
estudiado la situaci6n detenida-
mente. Sc dan cuenta de que to-
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

entrado en- su casa acompanado
del doctor Gervais. Este no ha-
bia querido abandonarle en- ell
estado de excitaci6n en- que Sc
encontraba al salir de la casa
de la Gale de la Goutte-d'Or.
Con buenas palabras, en-
pleando todos los recursos de
una elocuencia que un gran CO.
razon puede e~ncontrar en- una
circumstance semejante, ell doc
tor habia conseguido, no sin ira
bajo, calmar un tanto la agita-
ci6n del senior de Lucerolle.
Sc encontraban en- presencia
de un hecho inaudito; bajo ell
nombre de Carlos Cholet, habia
sido asesinado I'm joven; Y este
Joven, que desde hacfa veinti-
euatro amos llevaha Ell nOmhre
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

Los depositantes de cuatro
bancos de los cuales es liquida-
dor ell Sr. Milton H. Mabry,
Franklin, Citizens Nebraska,
American State y Lafayette, CO.
braran III 1919 dentro de cua-
tro a cinco semanas, segun Sc a
nunciara aver.
Esos bancos tienen I'm total
de dep6sitos, combinados de
$783, 189, 10 que indica que Ell
reparto del 1919 montana a
$78,319.
Con este tanto por ciento lie
CARA a un 800 10 recibido por
los depositantes del Citizens Ne
braska; llegara a un 1919 10 CO.
brado por los del American
State, 20% por los del Franklin
y ell primer dividendo, 1927
por los del Lafayette.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

su palidez, ssh facciones descom
puestas, sus ojos secos que bri-
llaban con un resplandor febril.
NADIA que deba inquietarle,
senor- respondi6 tristemente !;
-acabo de yer, por mis- propios
ojos, los signos terribles y ma
nifiestos de la justicia de Dios.
@Senorita = anadi6 volvien
dose hacia la joven, lie pido
perd6n por venir a molestarla
en- este momento en- que tan fe-
liz es listed al lado de su prone
lido; pero una necesidad impe-
ROSA me obliga.
i Dios milo! jpor que me
habla listed ash? = replica la jo
ven observation-disclosures no es
listed nuestra amiga?
| No, no, yo no puedo ser
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

la ley SEGA, que Sc halla en- liber-
tad bajo fianza de $500.
Ochoa confeso que el tenia DO
tellas de cerveza y wisky en- "a
casa Russell 312, en- Tampania,
pero que las tenfa para su uso
particular.
Con este movimiento de Pat
Whitaker, encargado de la de-
fensa, ell fiscal Sc vic obligado
a presentar al confidente.
Sostuvo ell "denunciante" que
Ocnoa lie vendi6 bebidas alcohos
licas. Ell nombre del confidente
no sera publicado por los peri6-
dicos, a pe.ici6n de los agentes
federales.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

davia les queda mucho que a.
prender, pero su proposito no
es ell de exigir, sino ell de servir.
Sc dan cuenta de que, no impor
ia 10 magnifica que SUI organi-
zaci6n pueda ser, es Ell pueblo
quien mantiene ell trabajo, y es
a este a quien Sc debe ell exito
que pueda alcanZar la o%rganiZa-
ci6n por 10 que a sus deseos de-
be de consultarse en- TODD ITEM
pc y OCCASION.
Los AMERICAN RESCUE
WORKERS Green firmemente
en- que no tienen autoridad para
decirle a uno que ell fumar es
I'm pecado para despues, a sa-
biendas d que uno Sc CANA la vi
da en- la industrial del tabaco,
venir y pedirle que contribuya
a ayudarlos a eliminar la indus
tria, que es ell unico sustento
para ganarse la vida de sus es-
posas e hijos.
Los AMERICAN RESCUE
WORKERS 10 que desean es
servir. Ser it'll a las madres VIII
das, al anciano y al nino escaso
de alimento, para cuyo PROPOSE
to mantendra una Crecherle
diurna en- la cual una madre po-
dra dejar a su pequenuelo mien
tras ella va a TRAFALGAR, sabien-
do que sera debidamente aten-
dido y cuidado. Tambien habra
biendas de q. uno Sc CANA la vi
zorro en- la cual, cualquier hom-
bre, mujer o nino, sin distinction
de razas O religion, podra OBJ
tener una comida nutritiva 81
tiene necesidad y carece de di-
nero. Mantenemos va una casa
de emergencies en- la cual, cual-
quier mujer o nino encontrara
una CANA limpia hasta que Sc la
pueda conseguir ~alojamiento a
propiado. Tambien Sc celebran
cultos dominicales al cual Sc es-
pera que todos los ninos de Ybor
City ~concurran, y Sc prestaran
servicios de iglesia para todoS
aquellos que no pertenezcan a
ninguna iglesia. Habran de We
mir, no para condolerse con los
iustos de los pecados de sus We
cinos, sino para seguir los man
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

muy interesado en- esas "Cura-
ciones", consegui que firmara
un pase-entrada. "Despues de
TODD, los medicos deben de es-
tar al lado de sus enfermos... no
veo rota la discipline, en- este
case particular"-agreg6 SEN
tenciosamente. LIE di las gra-
cias apurado, y sail corriendo
hasta llegar al lugar de las ia
mosas piscinas.
Las piscinas tan renombra-
das, son unos pabellones que
permiten banar a los enfermos,
con todas las facilidades y de-
cencia possible. Hay tres pabe-
Homes y cada uno contiene tres
piscinas. Una destinada a los
hombres, otra a las mujeres y
la tercera a los nif1os.
Todo esta ALI may bien estN-
diadO, sin descuidar la MISE en-
scene, que eS sorprendente.
Cuando llegue tenian va su :
mergidos $50 enfermos..... Era
I'm nino ell que sacaban del aqua
en- aquellos momentos, y tai vez
/ por efecto de la eXcesiva trial
; dad porque pas6 ell infante o tai
vez por la semiobscuridad del
lugar, a que mi retina no estaba
acostumbrada.... 10 cierto es que
a mi me parecio aquello, I'm ca
mar6n cocido.
Todos los enfermos traen uu
tarjeton al cuello, cual borregos
en- venta, y son recibidos carl
nosamente por los caballeros
hospitalarios, que los ayudan a
desnudarse, los acompanan en-
sus plegarias, y por ultimo les
dan ell c%onsabido chapuzon.
Una vez preparado ell pacien-
tie, y con los brazos cruzados, 10
sumergen por los pies, rapida-
mente, y 10 sacan por la cabe-
"a. TODD este en un minute
no hay tempo que perder, otros
estan esperando.....
Tn sacerdote grueso y de
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

-Ahora-repuso que va no
tengo, creo, razones para guar
dar ell silencio que Luisa Ver-
der me habia impuesto, voy a
con,ar las CIRCUMSTANCES en-
que nos encontramos; al mismo
tempo sabra listed la causa que
impidi6 volver a casa la no.
che del crimen Y ell horrible pc
ligro al cual yo escape por mi
lagro.
i Tn peligro! = exclam6 Ia
joven con espanto.
81. Cuando yo atravesaba
ell puente DIES Arts, dos indivi-
duos Sc precipitation sobre mi y
me arrojaron al Sena.
ii OH - exclam6 el senior
Blanchard.
Leontina palideci6 intensa =
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

buen yer, vocea constantemen-
te...... sdlus iRformOrum... reta-
giWm pecatOrum... cOnS0tdtr1r
ufflictOrum... y al negar al con-
soIatriT-afflictoruna, les una sc
nal convenida) cataplum... al
aqua con el.......
Unos reverendos padres mu-
sitan no Sc que magicas oracio-
mes e impelen con autoridad y
mando al enfermo a que repita
en- alta voz, las palabras que es-
tan impresas en- un gran carte
Ion, bien visible, con esta invo-
caci6n: Virgen de Lourdes, 20
sere curado.... Virgen de Lour-
des, curame..... Virgen de Lour-
DIES 70 sere curado... Virgen de
Lourdes, me estoy curando......
me siento mejor.....
Demas esta decir, que ell en-
fermo no puede acabar de leer,
y pregonar TODD este estribilo,
pues a 10 mejor, cuando empie-
"a la lectura, va esta de cabeza
en- ell aqua.
Entretanto 10 secan, va estan
sumergiendo a otros..... y STEM
pre- aquella voz, que cual un mar
tinete, reptile sin cesar, cOnsOtd-
tunt afflictorum... refugiuna pc
cGtOrun1.."..
(Continuara)
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

mente.
Ell joven iba a comenzar su
relate, cuando Sc oy6 un campa-
nillazo.
Los tres Sc estremecieron.
No obstante, Leontina Sc le-
vant6 y fue a abrir corriendo.
lila senora Tulsa Verdier!
-eXclam6.
Luisa atraves6 la entrada, dis
tres pasos en- el comedor y Sc
detuvo.
FL joven lanz6 un CRITIC de a
legria, Sc levant6 precipitada-
mente Y fue a su encuentro con
la mano tendida.
Los brazos de Tulsa permane-
cieron inm6viles, colgando.
dos MIC! Ique tiene us :
ted?-exclam6 ell joven viendo
La gaceta., 1930-09-11
DESDE FRANCIA
Lourdes
(Continuaci6n)

Me fui a yer enseguida al
doctor Wallet, medico de estos
santuarios, que tiene ALI muy
cerca su oficina, y lie eXplique
mi case en- pocas palabras-Ne-
gacion completa.-Su autori-
dad Sc limitaba solamente a Ger
tificdr las cWracjones y no lie
gaba hasta ell objeto que 20 me
proponia-I am sorry-me dijo
creyendo halagarme con esta
fracesita en- ingles,..
No desmaye en- mi empeno,
Alguien me a~consej0 fuera A
entrevistarme con ell reverend
prior de la gran basilica, y ha-
cia el me full. y despues de
mucho rogar y de protestar que
20 era medico, y que estaba
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

La junta de perdones del es-
tado ha concedido un perd6n
Conditional a Harold Rivers, de
% amos, condenado a prisi6n
perpetua por robo en- despobla-
do, y sera puesto en- libertad den
tro de pocas semanas.
En- favor del joven intercedie-
ron muchas personalidades de
Tampa.
Otro que fuera condenado con
el, James |. Pittman, va recibi6
un perdon Conditional.
Esta gestionandose tambien
ell indulto de Frank Alvarez y
La gaceta., 1930-09-11
Carl Lane, miembros de la par
tida de Rivers.

Los danos causados a los ca
minos y puentes del condado
por la fuerte lluvia del lunes,
todavia no han sido calculates
por ell ingeniero Pimm; pero ei
Sr. w. H. Blake, superintendent
tie de la compania Seaboard Air
Line, manifesto aver que 6l esti
ma las p6rdidas, en- conjuntO,
entire 50 y 10000 pesos.
Cuadrillas dirigidas por los
comisionados del condado han
empczado va a reparar los ca
minos y a construir pequenos
puentes, de modo que ell transi-
to Sc mantenga.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11
i Todo ESQ es muy extraor

i Todo ESQ es muy eXtraor-
dinario!-murmur6 ell ciego.
ST, muy eXtraordinario-
repiti6 Leontina.
-GQui6nes son mis- padres?
Muchas yeces me he hecho yo
esa pregunta. Obreros, sin du-
da. Quiza son pobres. desgra-
ciados,.. iAh! isean como sean,
81 Sc sienten dichosos al encon-
trar a su hijo, yo les amare, les
venerar6.
Pedro, tpor que no dice US
ed nosotros les amaremos?
81 la palabra no ha estado
en- mis- labios, estaba en- mi pen
samiento, Leontina; yo Sc que
no podemos amar sino juntos.
Una mirada radiante de a.
NOR fue la recompensa.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

damientos del Senior y ganar las
almas perdidas.
Y por ultimo, recordad que
de m~antener una estaci6n de So
tino, dirigido por Oficiales La
tinos y de que estan aqui para
servir y no para exigir.
The American Rescue Workers.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

vuestra amiga. Pero no Sc trata
de mi. Yo saba que su prometi-
do de listed saldria esta noche
de la carcel y he venido con la
seguridad de encontrarle aqui.
Senor-continu6 en- un tono
respetuoso dirigiendose al jo-
ven,- he dicho a listed que lie
llevaria ante su padre y su ma
Dire; ha llegado la bora de cum
plir mi promesa; vengo a bus
car a listed para devolverla a su
familia; ivenga listed, senior,
yenga listed 49,.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11
.OLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
L HIJOS
Por
Henry German

bandon6 en- seguida, como uste-
des saben. listed solo tenia on
&c meses-me dijo Tulsa Yer
dier,-cuando fue victima de
I'm crimen." Yo tengo absolute
confianza en- esa mujer que ha
hecho, me consta, cuanto ha po-
dido para que me pusieran en-
libertad. Me ha prometido que
me harfa conocer a mis- padres
y yo no dude de que bien prom
to me descubrira ell misterio de
mi nacimiento.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11

Las autoridades federales tu-
vieron aver que presentar a un
confidente como testigo en- ell
juicio preliminar de la causa
contra Ochoa, acusado de violar
La gaceta., 1930-09-11
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Viene de Ia 1d.)

diatamente Sc realicen las obras.
La parte principal de la es-
tructura es s6lida Y los padres
no deben alarmarse, por cuanto
los estudiantes seran alojados
en- los sitios SECURES.
La gaceta., 1930-09-11
XXI
Ell PERDON

FL conde de Lueerolle habia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia--Partly cloudy,
not quite 80 cool tonight; tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness and warmer, fol-
lowed by showers at night; gentle
northeast and east winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy, not quite
so cool in extreme west portion tonight;
tomorrow increasing cloudiness fol-
lowed by showers and slightly warmer
in extreme west portion moderate
northeast and east winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy, not quite so
cool in west portion tonight; tomorrow
increasing cloudiness followed by show
ers in the west portion in the afternoon
or at night; moderate northeast or east
winds.
West Virginia-Cloudy, followed by
showers late tonight or tomorrow; slow
~ rising temperature tonight and in ex-
IRENE east portion tomorrow.
Record for Twenty -four Hours.
Thermometers pm, rs; 8 pm, 81;
IL midnight, 81; 4 am, 46; 8 am, Al;
noon, II.
Barometer pm, 1920; 8 pm.
1924; IL midnight, 30.15; am, 30.25;
3 am, 5000; noon, 1928.
Highest temperature, rs, occurred at
Lowest temperature, A, occurred at
Z am. today.
Temperature same date last year.
Highest, rs; lowest, Sc.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today--Low tide, ALA am. and IA
pm; high tide, 7:4S am. and 1904 pm,
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:55 am. and
2:57 pm; high tide, 1921 am. and 8 40
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 600 am, sun sets
SAB pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises $40 am, sun
sets SAP pm.
Noon rises 5:46 pm, sets Ssh am.
Condition of the Water.
Potomac Shenandoah-C
Weather In Various Cities.