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The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
F A c T S

That quality, service and adver- Using, coupled together, are a business getting force that wins.
 That today people are expecting more than merchandise when shop ping; they expect service as we'll.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
HAVE YOU ANY NEWS

Tho Nagxet wishes to p.blsh evory ttea sf local news that cAa he obtained. There arc many hAs- pe1ings and miaor incidents o< personal interest ia Nome and tho surroundAg district which tho PaRer would like to know abou and print in this column. Send them in by telephone. by mall. or drop in at tho Nugget office. It will be appreciated,
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
SAWYER REPORTED ENROUTE
 TO NOME

It is reliably reported that Err nest W. Sawyer special represen- tative of Secretary of the Interior Wilbur, and Major Atkins, are now at Fairbanks awaiting favor able weather before proceeding to Nome via airplane.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02

Location Notices, Powers of At- tOrney, Leases, Deeds, etc., on sale at the Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02

Nome is the eutntfng base for all Alaska exploring expeditions
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Personals
BRUCE'S CAFE NO. ?
235 N. ILLINOIS
Where the same high quality OF loou

u,,,sra the same high quality Of food
is mafntsined as at 1871 N Penn.
NfPS PTTTH BARKER. 1881 S. Pershing.
il yca present this ad and PROPER 7qdshnI
MAI THEATRR tonight you Will receive
two tickets to see Ewes OF the MoE1o,
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTANTS AND as
SISTANCE on business or peTsonal u I3
ters needing advice. Reasonable ices Oan
III. OlSs for appointment
Excl UsrVE home laundry. individual
family washings any size 81 ,, e9Sndj t dry
satisfaction guaranteed. Oh. I085
SEWING OF ALL KINDS. BEAUTIFULLY
DONE, PLAIN OR FANCY. wa 4Ogl
6FTFCTTVFS-Private CONFIDENTIAL
Offices. 44sI Carrollton ave. HU. 3lOI.
Ran accounts collected or no charge.
BIRDSALL. Oil Roosevelt Blog. ~: zze2,
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BENSON HOTEI.

Pay al your ellis with one cheek.
lights, water. maid service, linen fur.
nished: 50 and up: Pennsylvania & Ohio
HEAD bed lamps: excellent rooms: 81 VIZ:
with bath SO weekly and up for perm
guests. Colonial Hotel 236 n Illinois.
NICE front I'm, private home: close In
Widow lady. CHI 4504-J.
ST. DENIS HOTEL-i36 w. MARKET
NICE. CLEAN. MOD. RMS. LOW RATES.
DREXEL ARMS. 100 N. Illinois. 100 out
side rms, 81 VIZ. and up; furnished apis
ATTRACTIVE ROOM to refined Young gen
tlemen: must have references. Ia. 1874
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave.
mod sleeping rms. steam tt. $3.50 to IS.
VIRGINIA APIS. NO 1876 Virg. Ave,
modern sleeping I'm. suitable for or g.
FRONT. attractive rm.. car lines; home
nririInpes IA 4Ia2
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Business Announcements
CHAS. GOLDSTEIN


Timer roofers: furnaces OF all makes
cleaned repaired. prices Iess. VI. Ss21:
TERING-Masonry. inter. decor.
cou1plete house cleaning. UNITED Rs-
MODELLING & HOME SERVICE 90. IA
S42s. ----------
FEATaERS-Bought SOLO ana renovated
leather mattresses. pillows mace 70 oLoe!
EF Burke. 43l-4sS Mass. Ave. ri. o6sA
BRICK sTONE-And block masonry.
cement work reasonable prices; small Of
LARGE Jobs. FREEMAN. ia. I028
XTTE CENTURY FURNACES-Au makes
rspeired. vacuum cleaning cutters. metal
work. RI 1891 ASK for Pau west.
WILLIAM SHEEHAN. ~ n. GRAY ST
II vcu present this I'D and proper lden-
tifcatIon &c the box Office OF the IEFM4-
MAI, THEATER tonight. YOU Will re-
ceive two tickets to see Eyes OF the
World"
BUILDING = Contracting. repairing: re-
modelling mill wk.. estimates. ha SLOW.
axi3 RUGS CLEANED 81 so VIZ GUARAN-
TEED. CALL AND DELIVER Ae- 5oes
BPOWS & BROWN-Magnetic paint VIII
keep YOUR cellar dry. u. 22ss.
BATH ROOM-complete $50: plumbing
4 heating installed: reasonable. Ia S0ol
FXCAVATING-ceme work; cinoeT haul
ing. ] specislize IN oriveways Be. 0lSe.
RooFTNG-PaintlnR garage building, re-
pairing Very interesting price. hl Ilos.
FTTRNACFS REPAIRED-Cleaned sall
r1akes1 Timing. roofing: reas. en-. 4zao
VICTOR furnaces repaired By factory ex-
pert HALL-NEAL FURNACE &c. IL lo04.
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Room for Rent With Board

ASHLAND. 2230-Window lovely home; 2
girls SIS week; laundry. He. 5240.
EASTERN. 6l6-Light. cheerful rn.. / or
2: garage: meals OPTIONAL. Oh. 6569-R
HAMILTON, 843 Nj or modern rms:
meals optional Oh. 1873.
IRVING PLACE, 42l-Rm. and bd. in mod
home, SIS wk.; gentlemen. ZIP RANDOLPH.
MERIDIAN. n. 2I62-Pleasant. congenial
home. good meals. reasonable. Ia. 0450
NEW JERSEY. n. 2229-Front. newly
decorated nm; warm winter. hot water:
modern: good meals. Ia. 47o6. !
OAKLAND, 1133-Large. attractive room;
garage: ] @ 2. Oh. 4252-R.
OAKLAND 953-Front rIn.: couple; strictly
mod; good meals sl4 Oh. 27l4-W.
PARK. 20ll-Comfortable nm: priv. home.
melas. So. Central car. He. 563l.
EAST room. board, laundry; garage; man
who viii appreciate home. Oh. 3653-R.
LOVELY ROOM-for parent and small
daughter or baby, in modern, Christian
home. II. 1888
CHILDREN to board with or without
parents. mod. home. Oh. 4432.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Priv. home; good
care: near school: 81. ii. 1874.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-19
PAINTING and Papering

LET PRED METCHEL
Give you figure on painting and paper
hanging before having Il done. Spec re-
6uced prices On both. all workmanship
and material gusrn. n. 5ies-
PAPERfNG AND PAINTING-Now Is the
time. labor and material are cheaper
now: work guaranteed; convenient terms
nav De arranged. Call Be S6lo-M-
ExTERIOR-Interior DECORATING can
save YOU money on your fall painting. J
carry compensation. II. Stsi.
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Houses for Rent

ARNoLpA. 1888 $500 west New bunga-
low. fun: gar. red. $3.50. Dr. s5z0-R
ASHLAND. l005-s-ToOm semi-modern:
reduced rent.
rners.: newly pa painted; gar. Ri. 1861.
1 garage, water ter paid; ss5 Ri. l1az.
ASHLAND. I20s-LOWER DUPLEX. 6
RMS. MOD. GAR; S35. ri. $40.
BARTH. I865-5-room mod. brick veneer.
garage. water pd. Dr.. 2420-W.
BEVILLE.. n. i3I4-,Upper duplex. Z rms;
gas furnished $40 per mo. Ready 70
@ Ha9g IN n, calI MR.. AIsERsHARDT, Ii.
BEVILLE. r.. i3oi-south: = 6-roon mod
ern double: $40: Al condition.: garage.
BRADBURY 1915 rms. mod: gar; just
north of Sunden Gardens. Dr.. 46I2.
BRADSHAW. s2s-Near Fountaine square.
cottage. rooms modern. garage.
Four rooms, Electricity and well. SO.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Ii 749l.
EDISON e15-s rms, mod, good furnace,
hot water heaters owner. 1520 PARK.
ELDER. n, 528-5 rooms. semi-modern.
newly decorated: $40. Ri. 1l53.
ENsGLIsH. l4l3-5 rooms. modern, English:
1914; 8 rooms, modern. Dreier Pl., l0ll:
4-room semi-modern. DR.. 1829-W.
EUGENE. 852-4 rooms. modern; garage;
FLEMING L. e ~ ~: 44-4-TOOm modern bunGa-
GALE I5z3-opposite BrooEsids PIX; 5
room y double. sun room. full basement.
hardwood floors. Only s3s On. o373.
GRANT N. 833-4-rm. modern bungalow
dble gar: reduced rent. Ha. 2004-W eve.
HAMILTON. 142l-Near Tech. 6-Lm. mod.
double: va. pd.; reduced so. Wa. 1484,
HARLAN ST. 1013-5-room. semi modern
double: GARAGE. Reduced rent. Ii. 1880.
HARRISON. 1908 rooms, modern. suita-
Bile rmers.: repapered: reaEished through
out: S33. Call Ri. 464i. or B Grove 181W.
Be. 0200. between 8 and 8.
HERMAN, 130-5-rm. semi-mod.. cottage,
gar, nr. Holy Cross and schl No. IA.
HIGHLAND. 418-single, mIsodeTT1. coed
HOEFGEN. i631-3-Tm. double; cleo: gar.
pavement; clean: near school; 81
ILL, N, 3467-6-rm. mod. dble.: near
Shortridge. Reduced s33. Wa. 3974-W.
KANSAS, 1875 rms. and bath, waited pd.
s22.5 SO. Near school Dr.. $685..
LYON. 821-4-room house; interior newly
decorated: $40 mo. Be. 1858.
MARKET W, 3500-Nice neighborhood, SO,
$40 $l4 houses. cleo. well. Be. 0409.
MERIDIAN, S, 1445--Mod.. 7-rm. double;
s34: water paid. Rental dept. Dr.. 1913.
MICHIGAN. W. 2006A5 rms; garage; S23;
near Washington high. Be. 0949-W.
MICHIGAN, E., 1041-Toilet. gas, cleo,
gar; will repair; $40. Oh. 1891.
NEWMAN. ll07-1 block from Tech and
grade school; 6-rm. house. Oh. 4244-W.
NEW YORK, E.. 1608-6-rm. mod. double,
new furnace $3.50, near Tech. II. 5501.
NEW. YORK ST. w. 1856 rooms; water
paid; $40.
OLNEY NJ. 2407-Newly decorated. refln-
ished throughout; rms. md Oh. 4576-M.
oLLMlIEY. 1905 rms, SIS; water paid.
ORCHARD 37l7-l9-4-rna mod double;
gar: $3.50. r. E. MATHEWS. Ia. 1871.
ORIENTAL. S. 1877 rooms: gas. cleo;
gar: water pd; near Ford plant; SIS.
PALMER. E., l602-5 rooms: water paid;
gas. cleo; s16 near school. Hu. 1853
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-19

MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE From.
TERMS THROUGH GMAC
FAIR APPRATGNTS
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Houses and Flats Furnished

MERIDIAN, ~. 1728-Cozy. city heated.
and 4 rooms: $40 and $40. Ia. 1892.
OLNEY. 1424-Mod. 3-rm. kitchenette apt;
utilities fur; garage; S45. Oh. 3517:
heat. water: adults. Oh. 2847-J.
10Th ST. W, I27-Nurse viii share. g.
room modern home; everything furnished
except utilities. in exchange for plain
meals for self and grown son. IA. OBS.
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East
Bill ENGLISH AVE.
East

Thoroughly modern. new. Groom
bungalow hardwood floors. built-in fea-
lures. full basement; garage; Holland
furnace: beautiful high lot. No Barrett
Bargain price s4.S50. Terms Buy in
reighborhood that is growing very rapidly
Open day end evenings. G. B. Nc
FADDEN.. go Z. Ohio, Room 406 Ri
7717. or Oh. 0se9.
WALLACE ST. 1856 rooms. 3 bedrooms.
strictly modern. long living room. east
front lot 63ia feet wide. vacant. ex-
cellent location. price reduced for i'm
mediate sale to 50. 10000 clear. $500 10
down $4,000 a month. l. J. SEXTON.
Realtor Indiana Trust Bldg, Ri. ISL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-19
Special Notices
Lost and Found

BUNCH OF KEYs-on E. 10th car or end
Of line. Ii. 6736.
T,OST-TTish Setter pup: reddish bowl
: months old; mr., AID and pennsylvania
757SsF7-5 1oIIce dogs. grey wolf and black
MIN 4 mos. old. Reward. Ri O44S' LII
BS3E7' 80 :
TOST-Spectacles. sun. a; M; betty , LIP
M ieth and Harding. 2lst. l2l2 w. lS1n.
T,OST-Iadv's white gold. Gruen WrlSt
toWn Thursday noon Finder please car
Riiev HOSPITAL Ri 1851. Miss Bailey. Rev.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-19
Storage and Transfer
Helm Wanted Female

HAVE opening for 10 salesladies; prefer
married women and mothers; positions
permanent. GOT Illinois Bldg. Ri. 1855
after $50 a. m.
assist with housewk.; prefer orphan;
small wages. Box Also Times.
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South
NOW IS THE TINE

WV 10 LIE 444A6
for YOU to buy a home. Prices are right
and terms convenient. See these f1vs~
room homes today. All assessments paid.
2S03 ALLEN AVE. ....-..... IS. 00n
eos YOKE ST. ... $500
FiEBER & Reilly. REALTORS
RI. 25os n. J. FOX HU. 1853.
OLIVE ST. I425-strictly modern. 5-room
bungalow. garage. lot S3xlsl. practically
new. excellent condition. various built-in
features. priced to sell at $4,000 90: re-
ouireS about 100000 cash balance
monthly. L. J. SEXTON Realtor. Indi-
ana Trust Bldg. Ri ISL. II. os21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

nues open to all industry, the sooner it
will and itself talking TO an under
standing public and a well informed
government. There Is probably no In
dustry In the world possessing more
the utility industry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

Of shampooing look like
and at the lowest cost.
7th ut. NV. North $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
ESTATE CLAIMANTS
ARE ASKED FOR PROOF
Must Satisfy Register of Wills
They Are Relatives of Woman
Lost at Sea.

Theodore Cogswell. register Of wills,
yesterday reported to the District ST.
preme Court that he found no will or
other testamentary paper among the
effects Of Miss Helen M. Fink which he
examined last Saturday at the baggage
department of the International Mer-
camille Marine 90. in New York. Miss
Fink was drowned from a vessel of the
company of San Diego and her effects
are in the company'S possession. She
Is supposed to have left SOL 900 in q
bank
Rida Fink, an aunt, has applied for
letters of administration on the estate,
but the register Of wills in his report
advises that Strict proof be required of
the relationship of the applicant and
OF her brother and sister, who claim to
be the sole heirs of the dead woman.
Information has been received, /"
Cogswell says in his report, 'by the
register Of wills which, II substantiated,
would aindicate that neither Rida Fink
the petitionc!: ior letter. CT administra-
ton, nor any of the other alleged heirs
at law mentioned in the petition are in
fact Eeirs at law of said Helen NJ. Fink,
nor any blood relation to ,1er."
Cog5well suggests that a geneaiogical
history Of the family be required, by
the cou-'A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
BUDDY POPPY SALE
BEGINS TOMORROW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Will Seek Record in City,
Wide Canvass.

The annual Veterans of Foreign
Wars buddy poppy sale, personally in
dorsed by President Hoover and lead
ing civic organizations of Washington,
will begin a city-wide canvass tomor-
row morning.
The sale, designed to aid disabled
veterans and promote the expansion of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars National
Home at Eaton Rapids Mich, Is ma
tional In scope.
With statistics at the Veterans Bu-
reau here revealing a steady annual
increase in the number of disabled vet
Grams, all distribution agencies will at
tempt to make record sale during
the current campaign.
Through the expenditure Of poppy
sale funds, the national home at Eaton
Rapids, created for the care Of widows
and orphans of A. e. r. veterans, has
been adequately equipped. Mainte-
nance Of the home Is now largely de-
pendent on the annual poppy sale.
The local sale, sponsored by the
Washington unit of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, will end on May 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
BATTLE IS WAGED
FOR TREATY STUDY
Advocates of Rivers and Har'
bors Bill Ask Considera-
ton of Their Measure.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A race Is on In the Senate between
advocates of the rivers and l1arbors bill
and of the London naval limitations
agreement to get their propositions be-
fore the chamber ahead of the rapidly
approaching hour of adjournment.
No time has been set for adjourn
ment, but with the tariff bill due to be
disposed of next week Senate leaders
agree it will be hard to keep the weary
legislators at their tasks much longer.
There is still talk Of an adjournment by
June 10.
President Hoover has put the weight
Of his influence behind the movement
to dispose of the treaty before the ad-
journment of this session. Chairman
Borah Of the foreign relations commit
tee is supporting this movement. He Is
ready to wind up the hearings of naval
experts, but there Is no certainty that
this can be brought about ut once.
Senator johnson, Republican, OF Cali
fornia, who has severely criticized the
London naval treaty, has proposed that
It go over until next session. He has
the support Of Chairman Hale of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
" HOLDS MEETING
Of OLD MEMBERS
Capt. C. O. Howard Is First
Among Veterans in
Association.

The Y. M. c. A. of today is vastly
different from the Y. M. G. A. OF the
days of Indian clubs, dumb bells and
punching bags, but so long as the pres
ent regime continues, the Washington
"Y" will not discard the religious prin-
ciples on which the organization was
founded.
This was the assurance voiced last
night by Leonard De Cast, general sec
to q national movement to "readjust"
Y. M. C. A. religious work to meet
modern trends. The announcement was
made at the annual "old timers re-
union" held in the assembly hall Of the
Central Y. NJ. C. A. last night.
"reminiscences of the days when the
Washington "Y" was evicted from an
old building on New York avenue by
IRE, and when it was housed In hall
at Ninth and D streets were exchanged
by pioneer members. Tributes were
and other "Y" leaders of bygone days.
Oldest Member.
A survey of the group disclosed that
Capt. G. o. Howard, son Of Gen. o. o.
Howard OF Indian and Civil War fame,
claims the honor of holding the longest
membership in the "Y." Capt Howard,
a septagenarian, said he joined so long
ago the association had lost any record
was sure he Joined in 1869 or 1871.
Running Capt. Howard q close race
for pioneer honors was DR.. w. K. Butler,
son of one of the founders of the local
association, who recalled when the
organization was in its first building at
Ninth and D streets.
Huston Thompson, president Of the
association, himself member of the
"Y" for a. years, congratulated the
members on their long devotion to the
movement.
Other Old timers.
Among the old-timers with more than
Is years Of membership were Clarence
A. Aspinwail, Louis Denton Bliss, DR..
Butler, Merritt o. Chance, w. A. H.
Church, Walter C. Clephane, J. r.
Cochran. Lewis E. Collins, E, v. Crit
tsnden, William v. Everett, William
Thomas Faulkner, Albert F. Fox, c.
Edward Beckett, G.. Collins Merriam,
r. M. Nalle, F. c. Schrader. Miles M.
Shand, James Sharp, c. w. Sheer :aker,
Charles s. Smith, DR.. George Otis
j. Philip Herman, Kirk Holmes, T. Rus
sell Hungerford, w. H. Kerr, George A.
King, Henry w. Kottmann, Lewis r.
Leonard, Robert M. Liobey, F. Nc
Clelland, Lee w. More and Eugene
Morgan.
Arrangements ere in charge Of a
committee loaded by Charles w.
FimpsI, chairman, and including
Charles Ravenburg, Louis H. Towbes,
e. s. La Fetra, c. o. Howard, H. c.
Metcalf, N. M. Minnix and r. E. Myers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
avail committee. another foe of the

naval committee, another foe Of the
pact.
Meanwhile as chairman of the com.
merce committee, Senator johnson has
called day and night sessions in an eff
fort to iron out the many conflicts in
the committee over the, rivers and har-
bors bill. Friends OF this legislation
hope to get It to the Senate ahead of
the London treaty. 1t already has
passed the House.
There Is some talk of a special SEES
sion Of the Senate to permit 1t to take
up the treaty. This could be under
taken II the rivers and harbors legis-
lation Is first settled. thus permitting
the House to wind up its work for the
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

New York State
has just passed
one that makes
it unlawful for
anyone to stand
in the roadway
and ask for a
ride in an auto.
Half of Amer
lea looks like
they are stand
ing waving at
the other half
to take 'em
som e W h ere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
EXHIBITS PORTRAITS
Margaret r. Brownies Paintings
Shown at Corcoran Gallery.

A special exhibition Of portraits, by
Margaret Fitzhugh Browne is being
chown at the Corcoran Gallery Of Art,
Seventeenth street and New York ave-
nue..
The exhibition, which opened May 10,
will continue until June /, with the fol-
lowing hours of opening: Mondays,
noon to 4;30 pm; other days, 8 am
to 4:30 PM: Sundays and Memorial
day, 2 to 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
PROHIBITION PROTEST
PARADE DISCUSSED
The Crusaders Plan to Have 10000
Men in Line in October
Demonstration.

Plans for a torchlight parade, in
which 10000 men will participate as
protest against present prohibition laws,
were discussed yesterday at luncheon
meeting of the Crusaders In the Hay
Adams House.
Of1cials of the organization tenta%
lively decided to stage the demonstra-
ton in October, prior to membership
drive from campaign headquarters to
be established In the downtown section
The Crusaders policy OF maintaining
neutrality in elections involving two or
more wet candidates was reiterated by
Comdr. John F. Dryden, who presided
at the luncheon.
Robert C. Jones, chairman Of the
membership committee, reported that
more than $3.50 persons had been en-
rolled in washington since the unit
was formed less than two months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
INDUSTRIALIST HITS
TARIFF MEASURE
Head of General Motors Exports
Holds Passage Will Retard
American Business.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 22.-James d.
Mooney, president of General Motors
Export Co., addressing the Western
Universities. Club yesterday, said that
the Hawley-Smoot tariff bill If enacted
into law will increase the cost of living,
retard Americas commercial recovery
and tend permanently to reduce the
volume of American business.
He said the higher tariff will be
harmful to the great majority Of the
people Of the United States, by imposing
additional burdens on everybody,
burdens which must be borne by the
industrialist, the worker and the farmer
alike"
THE burdens" he said, twill have
no conceivable benefit to any one but a
few selected and favored beneficiaries.
BY provoking other countries to erect
similar tariff barriers against us, it
threatens the one development to which
American industry must look for its
principal future expansion; in short,
the proposed measure commits itself to
the absurdity Of striving to increase en-
ployment by restricting trade"
The tariff might throw literally hun
dreds of thousands of American workers
out Of their jobs" he said, though "its
aim professedly is to protect our labor. F."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
HEBREW BROTHERHOOD.
NAMES KAL PRESIDENT
Other Officers and Members Of
Board of Directors Elected
by Organization.

Norman G. Ka1 was elected president
of the Brotherhood Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation last night, sue
ceeding Allen v. De Ford, who auto
matically becomes a member of the
board Of directors. Other officers
elected were:
Irving Diener,. first vice president;
Milton D. Norman, second vice presi-
dent; DIR. Bernard A. Baer, treasurer,
and Harold Strauss, secretary. Julius
Refs, Henry A. Jaf1e, Lee Baumgarten,
Burnett L. Baer and Julius Lulley were
elected to the board Of directors for
two years, q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
HENRY FORD ASKS PERMIT
TO OPEN FILLING STATION
Wife Joins Him in Petition for
Right to Establis Plant at
Wayside Inn.

By the Associated Press.
MARLBORO, Mass, May 22.-Henry
Ford and his wife seek to open an
automobile filling station on the MARI
boro-Sudbury Line, at his Wayside Inn.
according to a petition filed with the
city council here, it was learned Tues
day.
They have asked the council for q
permit to store and sell gasoline
products at the Wayside Inn store, a
Landmark Of Sudbury Center which was
moved to the vicinity of the Wayside
Inn by the Detroit motor car manu-
facturer.
The council set June 2 as the date
for the hearing on the application for
a permit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
GIVE BAND CONCERT
Overseas Veterans w. - e
Sylvan Tho alter.

Sylvan Tho ater.
A band concert will BE- given by the
Overseas Military Band of the Veterans
OF Foreign Wars in the Sylvan Theater
on the washington Monument Grounds
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. The
band will be under the leadership of
Lieut.. Arthur e. Harper, with Sergt.
Maj. Alvin I. Lcrig assisting.
The program follo;ys
March, "Brennans MAR. Mum
Overture, king of Diamonds. .Lavallee
March, "Semper Fidelis". $50. .Sousa
(Band, Drum and Bugle Corpse
elections from Jack o. Lantern" Caryll
March, "Thunderer" .Sousa
(Eand, Drum and Bugle Corpse
Popular war songs:
There's Long, Long Trail. Elliott
"Pack Up Your Troubles. -. Powell
Waltz, Wedding of the Winds" go. Hall
(This number to be directed by Asst.
Leader Alvin I. Lorig)
March, STARS and Stripes Forever"
Sousa
"The Star Spang'ed Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

Glass beads 1900 years old have been
discovered in the. Zombabwe ruins,
Southern RhodeSia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
Will Rogers
Says: =.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.-Every
once in q while somebody or some
State accidently passes q. good law.