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Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-18
Murder Charge
Against Doctor

TOPEKA, Kan, April IS. U.H)--
Major Charles A. Shepard OF the
army medical corps was indicted
On first degree murder charge re-
turned by federal grand jury here
today after it investigated the al
legged poison death of Shepard $
Slfe in Fort Riley, Kan, last June.
Shepard, now held in Denver
where he served on the staff of
F'itzsimmons hospital, probably will
be tried in federal court at Kansas
City, Kan, next December. His bond
was fixed at $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-18
Court UphOlds
Ban On Heflin

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April IS.
W.P)-The Alabama supreme court
ruled today that the state Demo
cratic executive committee was with
in its rights in barring as party
primary candidates members of the
party who supported Herbert Hoover
in the 1928 national election.
Y. s. Senator j. Thomas Hefllh
vas among those barred from the
ticket.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-18
TOMORROW

Story hour, 10:3o, city library.
Junior matinee, 2:15, Fox I'M
perial Theatre.
School trustees, $3.50, court
house.
Primary department party,
$3.50, Christian church.
M. e. primary department. 8,
city park.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-18
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

I. v. Pyramid No. 81, A. L.
o. Sciots, 8, Masonic Temple.
Troop 25. B. s. A., 7:3O, NC
Cabe school.
Troop 16, B.S,A, 7:So, Scout
hut.
Troop 81, B.sA, 7:3o, M. Z.
social hall.
Troop IA, B.S.A., 7:30, Scout
hut.
Mooseheart Legion, s, Cali
fornia hotel.
Fox Imperial Theatre, Lad
les Love Brutes."
Valley Theatre, HIT the
Deck"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-18
RIVER REPORT DUE SOON

MEAlCO CITY, April Is. U.H-
Unofficial sources reported today
gineer, and Jose Fa bella, Mexican en-.
gineer, who We're appointed by their
respective governments to submit
technical opinions concerning con
troll and division of waters of the
Colorado river, hsd completed their
report. ,Asl'.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-18

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One day Meriem had stretched her 1.-the body,
catlike along a swaying branch when the sudden
plunge of an excited little monkey landing on her
Shoulders startled her. Climb" he cried climb!
The Mangani are coming" = The language OF the
great apes being similar to that of the monkeys
Meriem understood but she only glanced laziy over
her shoulder at the excited disturber OF ner peace
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In the stamping ground the trio familiar fig
ures. The little monkeys knew them we'll, often
coming close to chatter and frolic. When Akut and
Korak away the small folk would tug at
Merems ornaments and play about as she fed them,
helping to pass the long hours until Koraks return.
Nor were they worthless as friends. They often
the near presence Of antelope or giraffe.
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But the monkey only screamed his warning more
Justify from higher terrace. "Mangani" was their
word for apes. To Meriem Akut and Korak were
apes. They are returning" she thought. as she
heard the sound of approaching bodies swinging
through the trees Meriem decided to play joke
on Korak. She would pretend to be asleep She
heard the two come closer. They stopped. Why
were they so ulliet?
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PLANO TUNING. .s3.so; repair. estimates
LIN. 1857: nisflt cali, Col $3.50. Pot. $50.
PIANO. TUNING, spec. price. Formerly he &c
Geo M walker. Col. 4796. 707 Allison ".
PLASTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new work.
patching pointing up Get the man iG wno r aces
826 4th st. NV. National 1888. 10
PLASTERING JOBS. frst-class, all kinds OF
cement work; no Job to far or too small
Franklin 1922 Best material. 20.
pairs and Installation; found reliable for 81
years j. Guerin, 4l2 e. Cap. Lin. 34l7
RADIO sERVICE-PHONE LINCOLN 1925
All types serviced and repaired; NORIH-
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The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional 70 the
regular line rate.

NURSE, OWNING HER HOME, WOULD
board and care for elderly patient for one
year for $3.50 in advance best ref. furnished.
Dec. 4096-J. 22e
DANCING-TF YOU WANT TO DANCE IN
few lessons see Catherin Bale, l34l Conn.
TRUSsEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money saving prices, Fit and satisfaction
tendants to care for your very want Peo-
pies Drug Store No. Z, ll07 @ 81. NV.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO JOIN CAP
ital Bridge Club at Arlington Hotel Fridays,
8 pm, soc each.
MEMBERSHIP Congressional Country Club
active; best golf layout around Washington;
reduced price. Address Box 2ls-z, Star Office.
PARTY TO BUILD 5-ROOM BUNGALOW;
about Sc. 900 and take $500 preferred stock
as part payment. Address Box 1927, star
ONCE.
LADY HIGHLY RECOMMENDS ELDERLY
English widow lady for position Of trust
housekeeping or care of semi-inyalid; high
est credentials. Phone West 1160, Ext. Ill.
COMPETENT PRACTICAL NURSE, TACT
invalid or let several rooms; large bunga-
low, newly remodeled. h.-w.h,, electricity,
gas, garage, large screened porch, beautiful
grounds, four blocks from D. C., half block
from Wisconsin ave. l9 Dorset ave-. SOM
ANTIQUES. DIAMoNDs, PAWN A TTIIGGKEJETs.
TON 8 CO.. 1919 st. NV. National 5e4s.
AERIALS ERECTED, SIS.
Radios Serviced, 81; Electric Wiring.
Lincoln 9727.
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150-CHAUFFEURS-150. I"
Must know city and have
Identification cards. Sun Cab
Co., 1000 D st. s.w., End floor.
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REALTY PARLORS.

BEST MARCEL WAVE GIVEN BY MISS
Roberts, SO cents. I am a scalp specialist
Try my work. CHEZ NATALIE, 1917 r st.
NV. Met. 5627. Best finger wave, so cents
MABELLE HONOUR PERMANENT, IS.
Our Wednesday Special Free Marcels.
Mabelle Honour Schools (EStab. 1879.
1928 N. II. Ave. dupont Giro. N l04e9.
SIT 14th st. NV. Dist. 1888.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ANTIoUEs-Two mahogany sofas, s25 each;
Colonial side6oard, SIS; mahogany sleish
ARCOLA HEATING PLANTS, brick. radi-
other items LINCOLN 4oss' City saiVase, S Co.
BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT for sale.
Call Henry, Atlantic os99, between and
BED ROOM SUITE, walnut. conslstinE Of
ODE. large dresser and chair bargain. Adams
:tItfed; slightly used. viii sacrifice Apt. i,
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIALs--Re-
CAMP Mes. On YARD oc Shi SfeG We wiz move
10 sth aSd 1 5; gsaTs 81 saaS
count guaranteeo; good flooring. sheathing
and flaminE; doors: sash. radiators, plumb.
0'nfn fRs n co 5eR Fla Ave NE
ckos5LEY IcYbAiI REFETI RICE. srSoR s9PsE7
oatboS S : motor s: 1a4c. 81 1 Sc NV Il.
DESKS. chairs. safes, nles; cheapest prices
sth St. NV. Net. 77l2.
aFss7e s.,P tssSV sss. 81 Ss:
nie cabinets Cabinet safes and used once
son. Sic EO g e sa Ali S. ton s,ss scum
nlsS Ssr. sSoM sso sgsIE , sp 3: YAK IA.
D5NINq SUITE 55.;Piess queen Anne chss.p'
p1N1Nd-RooM SUITE, $50. 4Sob 18th
Dish wAsHTNq MACHINE, never used;
FURNITURE upholstered chairs. . an
9 sS p chairs xp d's s ass iehs 81 NV 'f!
FURNITURE and rugs of quality, and 4
nS Ss PEG odd oSs as
ana sses es a9d
ss4a opens 9u sssn1Ss Cash 81 and creds
FURNrTURE-LiYing-r room suite, four-piece
'g Me w asG extra bed and oS.r
chairs, davenport table, lamps and other odd
cs amy tine FSss skssDt apt
FURNITURE, ETC-Wednesday, March i9,
includes fsf e. eSssss suites ana Desirable Odd
EURNTgRE, new cIQ Sinss out m s, BED;
s S EEraay GSs
CO., GIT r st. NV.
GAS STOVES OF several well known makes;
very re ssss and In sood condition CAN
LATRoBEs-Coal and gas ranges: rebuilts;
will install; expert repairing "The Stove
shop" sO6 B SIC. Atlantic 1880.
TATHE, I4-in. swing, cheap, or will trade
tnr small lathe; radios, wardrobe trunks.
Rjce Riverside Apt. Nat. 5e49. 29s
Ro5SRsso T tF s4P..gp use o Sd sO as BEST
results; lam Y1 T FSIss. service 0i7 nth st.
OFTTTE FURNITURE from %. 8. GOVT
49, cheira, Ale cabinets, tabIeDi evefythtng
Tor your once 81 great seytrs. NWAshinston
SaivSGe Co., once tErn: dept. 80 etn se. nv.
oRTHOPHONiC yICTRohA, perfect ccndt.
can. eoat over 5000; sell tor $50. Ihone
evenings, Shepherd 2VsSs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTIES.
SELL YOUR BUSINESS. II you wish to sell
z0q &. business %W Net auis Sss4 see Mr'
WONDERFUL. BUSINESS PROPERTY for
lease. sos nth &: nv I Desirable Tor , any
beauty parior, barber shop, tailor shop, real
estate once, dress shop, florist or any other
p ply ses I1t IN" st. f'i0Oe' y 0Ul' ' ND
A DRUG STORE Is needed in Keniworth, as
the nearest store is at 18th d H SITS. ne.
Cars pass the door and it adjolnts SAM
tSry store: Look the feld ana r store eyer,
WILL LEASE or sell several acres frontinE
Eet stand, etc .' M I. May, owner, Hyatts-
SPECIALITY sHoP-G0od location. Very
Box iS7ex. star once: e
GASOLINE STATION for sale. including deli:
eatessen and lunch; prominent state road
Fulton r. Gordon. Peoples Insurance Bldg.
District 523l. Evenings. Cleveland 457l.
MEN with $500 to 81 500 cash should earn
class vending candles. Address Box S4s;x,
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY for sale,
reasonable, or will consider partner; in vi
einity Of ilye schools. iS2s North Capitol St.
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES; central location;
equipped and stocked; going business; price,
$1,000. Address Box 419-z, Star once.
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in large. once
building lobby; completely equipped and
$4,000. Address Box 47o-Z. Star once.
LUNCH ROOM, located 3oe3 NJ st. NV: fully
illness In family forces sacrifice. First per-
son investigating should buy for $3.50.
sHOE-sHINING PARLoR. for sale; frst-
1909 9Th st. Sc. Address has 9Th st. ne,
Lincoln 624s, for particulars, Charles s.
PAGE. zoe
FOR RENT, 1918 N St. n.w.-Large store,
rear; suitable for furniture store or other
business; rent reduced; also apt. above with
ave. West 0002.
WANTED-Business places Of all kinds. Our
success and leadership in business hrokerage
are we'll known. Established over is years
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. ANY complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star viii receive
prompt attention. For admission 70
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch lis.
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SHOE Statesmen o., ex-
perienced, for Saturday work
only. Apply Forsythe Shoe Co.,
1928 F st. NV.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.


COOK-Experienced colored woman, who will
stay at night and give personal references.
COOK and general housework for small
family; must be good cook and have city
references 2sll Dumbarton ave. NV.
COOK and general houseworker; stay nights
% WIS a Is s%perieneea COOK references rn0e
COOK wanted-Competen white or, colored
male or female: nrst-class, for small family.
Phone North 02l0
COOK, frst-class. to get dinners, private
family Must have good recommendation.
Address BOX 199-X, Star ctflce, -----------
GIRL, general housework; must have good
reference. Phone Adams o557. 27l9 Conn.
GIRL, white, foreign preferred, as nurse;
good wag sso, Apps mSrn 1lgS
MAID OR HoUSEMAN, small private fam
lily; must have city references and stay
nights; very good room and bath provided.
Telephone Decatur 0447
MAID. white, for small apartment couple
in diplomatic service; housework and cook
Ing. Apply Apt. AT. Woodlsy Park Towers
MAID. white, with references; for general
homework; no cooking or laundry. Col 6127.
WOMAN. white, settled, TO take charge of
house and care for two children while par
ents work. No laundry; room and board and
$50 monthly. Address Box 1857, Star once.
WOMAN. refined. settled, to help with two
small children and housework. Mrs. Loving'
Columbia 1000. TODD.
WOMAN for general homework. City ref
erenceS. 1923 Buchanan st. NV.
SITUATION--MEN.
CHAUFFEUR-2s. has butler references, also
neat, strictly sober, trustworthy ana lndus-
tr'ous. desires permanent position with pri-
vate family Call North 1893 or write 70
Fritz WAGNER, 1923 18th st. NV, city l8s
CHAUFFEUR, private family; refs; expert
enced; drive by week, hour; will take care
lawn; will go away Pot. 0606.
COOK A--No, and .hopssman wants Job.
MAN, colored, wishes farm work in nearby
Virginia. s. E. Lewis, $50 o st. NV:
MAN, coiored, wants work OF any kind. Call
Decatur 1923.
PAPFRHANGER wants work. viii save you
money. Work guaranteed. Also painting
and plaStering. North 1899. IL.
WAITER-Special party; tuxedo or fun
dress 20 years at the Highland. 2I24 llth
st. NV, Apt. Z, Maryland Pedttord. 10.
WAR VETERAN desires light work evenings;
good clerk and typtst clerical preferred.
Address Box 1857, Star once. ~
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PLYMOUTH COUPE, l929--A real buy that
has been driven very httle;. in excellent con-
d:tton throughout: Priced low. Your car g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18

SSTUDEBAkER COMMANDER SIX COUPE.
4-pass., 1928; new Duco. all new tires, chro-
MUM nickel; excellent motor. A bargain at
$685.; Seston Garase, IS Seaton st. ne.
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REQ 1928 MASTER FLYING CLOUD SEDAN.
4-door; low MILEAGE; new in appearances and
performances; q wonderful buy for the thrifty.
Specially priced, with easy terms. Dick
Murphy, Inc. 1885 14th st. NV.
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YOUNG WOMAN for book and stationery
store. age IS TO IS years. State experience
and salary expected. Address p. o. Box 10,
Station F. New York City.
YOUNG WOMAN with some experiences, to
work in sandwich shop. Phone Hyatts-
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AT ONCE!

YOUNG MAN for small news
paper and job printing office
who can set type. Apply Mon
day morning, Montgomery In
dependent, Rockville, Md.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
PARENTS URGED
TO FIND TALENT
Must Not Try to Choose Voca-
lions for Children

Denver, Colo. May 21.-UP)-
American parents TOO often attempt
10 realize their own thvarted ambi-
tons by influencing the vocations OF
their children. the ? 900 delegates
to the 34th annual national congress
Of parents and teachers we're warn
ed.
Removal OF such parental influ-
ence was stressed by William John
Cooper. United States commissioner
of educa ton, as one of the purposes
of all parent-teacher associations.
The first duty Of parents he said i'll
an address, is to recognize ana ad-
lust the following four sources OF
constant conflict with their chill
drcn:
/. Habits Of modern children 10
remain out late at night and lie abed
in the morning.
,. RESENTMENT Of children toward
parental advice and the disresp.ct OF
children for their parents.
s. Extravaganza and carelessness
Of children,
4. Refusal of children to marry
persons OF their parents choice.
The sometimes misdrectrd in
fluences of parents can be avoided"
Cooper said. 'if teachers concentrate
upon discovery Of talent among
seniors in high school. I would urge
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21

the short end of 81 score in the
final match.
Probably the most interesting
game OF the afternoons play was
the match in which Edward Seze-
danik of 81 Oakland street and Tony
Bichunn of SIS Pennington avenue
gave Tanski real opposition in the
first Of the elimination games. At
one time in the game all three were
tied. but Tanski proved himself to
be the best marksnlan and cap
tured the one mig remaining in the
ring to come out on top Of the heap.
1t is expected that games will be
played at St Joseph's school this
afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
Situation In India Becomes More
: Strained AS Result of Arrests
In Connection With Recent Raids

ludla' supporting the nperdl 1eder-
auoh resolution urging dlscontinu-
ahce OF the clVll dlsopedience cam
palsh. "A conference OF lndlan lead
CTS WIN tne Niceroy' Lofd IRWIN,
Vas advocated by the paper.
me lime said me government
snouia real'ze mat nelther Inc simon
coi'li'iiesiohs report 10 be made
PUBIC sooil' nor round table con-
ference "ouio PROVIDE remedy Tor
tne s.d'e Vi AFFAIRS INTO "hlch lndla
ia ~ ulll'eo' IT Sa'u,
ile ou''ooN III lhala seems 10
10 III SUM respects elooniier man
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
Severity of Penalties Given
Offenders Provokes Hin.
dus to Increased Activity
Against English.
BY WEBB MILLER

(World Copyright. 1880, L. Pl
Bombay, May 81 (UP)-There has
been a noticeable increase. of bitter
ness in recent days between the In
dian SWara lists or independence
seekers. and the officials of the gov
eminent in India responsible for pre-
serving order in this vast empire Of
Great Britain.
The bitterness has been aroused
largely by the drastic measures the
government has felt imperative to
combat the growing independence
spirit. The announcement OF severe
court MARTA sentences at Sholapur,
disturbed mill town EGO miles south
east of here, especially added to the
Indians resentment.
The members and adherents of
the congress were particularly an
gered by the heavy sentences given
under the martial law regime at
Sholapur to the president and sec
rotary Of the congress committee
there. They we're given five and
seven years in prison. respectively;
and fines of 1000 and 5000 rupees
s1bouI , wv anu ItO'o'. ilt Notl-
gress leaders claimed their one Of
tense during the riots recently was
to display congress flags. :
The summary regulation No. IL
under which they were convicted
reads: mo person shall display any
congress flag or similar emblem. or
commit any act likely to prejudice
public safety or mislead, hamper or
imperil the military or pretend to
perform duties nominally perform
ed by constituted authority"
The secretary of the congress COM
mittee also was tried and convicted
under Article VIII, providing no per-
son can neglect or disohey any mar
tial law or order. or obstruct off,
GERS.
Boys Given FIogging
Court martial sentences of four
Is year old BOYS to whipping-three
to 10 strokes and one to l0-arous-
ed the Indian congress further.
1t was announced in Bombay that
100 new volunteers had enlisted
from among the stock exchange
clerks as result OF Mondays ar
rests during the raid" on the Wa.
dala salt pans on the outskirts OF
Bombay.
Business again was paralyzed in
Bombay. owing to the closure of the
stock exchange. cotton market, bull
lion exchange, cotton brokers 1850
citation and grain market as a pro.
test against the Wadala arrests, The
congress headquarters bitterly pro-
tested against the quality of food
given the prisoners. many OF whom
went on a hunger strike, whereupon
the warden improved the menu.
Sentiment Spreads
Spread of the Swarajist ferment
and the resultant reaction among
the British in India was demonstrat.
ed by an editorial in the Times o.
India" foremost British organ II
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
RHINELAND EXIT
IN LAST PHASES
French Withhold Program From
Germans Despite Request

MsyenCe. Germany. May 81 'PD-
Evacuation Of the Rhneland by the
French army Of occupation yestei-
day entered upon its last phase.
With home~ard movement OF tn
first Of 10000 troops, complete eFac-
uatton was scheduled before June 50.
In accordance with an order IS
sued by the supreme command OF
the French army of the Rhineland,
Monday. the smaller places were 10
be freed Of military control first
The French war office made It
known that Wiesbaden. Maycnce and
other larger cities would not be lib
Grated until the very end.
In spite of repeated attempts OF
the German authorities the native
population yesterday remained III
Ignorance Of the schedule OF troop
movements. The German officia 5
had asked the French supreme COM
mand several times to give them the
exact program OF evacuation OF thu
third and last zone.
The French commander simply
stated that the smaller places, ia
Guiding Landau, Speyer and Pirma-
sens would be emptied OF troops
first, and the big communities last.
OF the thirty second French army
corps, about 1000 men received
orders to march during the re
mainder of May. This contingent IN
cluded $50 from Zueibruecken. 759
from Landau. I50 from Germorshiom
and the rest from Speyer. Neustadt.
and kaiserslautern.
Tho officers have been instructed
10 arrange that the evacuation b."
conducted so worthily that the pop
ulation OF the occupied area may re
ceiye the best possible impression o.
Frances victorious troops"
Already during the recent months
about 10000 troops have been qulet-
ly withdrawn, leaving 10000 10
eVacuate by juno so.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
WOMAN LOSES IN
PRIMARY BATTLE
Miss Gladys Pyle Defeated at
G. 0. P. Convention

Pierre, S. D, May 81 fUP)-DA-
spite the fact she was the popular
choice at the primary election two
weeks ago. Miss Gladys PYLE, score
tary OF state, found herself defeated
TODAY in her ambition to become
South Dakota's first woman COVER
nor.
The republican nomination which
she sought and came so close to
winning at the primary was given
last night by the state G. O. r. con-
vention TO Warren f. Green. who
had run last in the balloting.
After a hectic session in which
Miss Pyle soon lost her lead, the
delegates selected Green as their
nominee on the 18th ballot. His
victory resulted from the decision
of Broke Howell of Frederick. 10
release the delegates who had sup
ported him.
On the final ballot Green had
81 @23 votes. Miss Pyle 2T.9S5, How
ell SAL and Carlo Trygstad 1910.
FOR BEST RESULTS
USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS