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~The UnhoIy Three"
Coming to the Columbia.


-HRILIS surprises, uncanny
shadows and shivery mystery
are elements of Lon Chaneys
first talking picture, THE IN
holy Three" which opens for the
new week Saturday at the Columbia
Theater. This. Metro Mayer Goldwyn
production also has an amazing plot,
with a circus side show ventriloQuist,
midget and giant banded into a sinls-
ter triumvirate in an astonishing adven-
ture. AS the ventriloquist, Chaney Is
able to spring some surprises nlnseA'
In the way of five different voices.
Lila Lee plays the heroine, as the side
show girl and Elliott Nugent has the
Juvenile lead. Others in the cast are
Harry Earles, Ivan Linow and John
MILAN.
Bonnie Rubin in Gems OF M.G-M,
khe Hearst Metrotone News and Our
Gang" in pups Is Pups" will complete
the entertainment.
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Mems suits are being sold in London
for $3.50.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK, STATISTI-
cal. police exam; also stem. and typ. exams.
and OPERATOR exam; Tuition only $40 re-
paratory School, Sc. corner 18th and NV.
Met 6337
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repair business, established 10 years; good
toolsi desirable location. Address BOX 397-E,
Star once.
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FALL TERM BEGINS

IUFSDN 7, SEF /. (.
A new class for besinners will begin on
that date. Advanced students will also be
accommodated for q short finishing course
We also have classes for those desiring code
only. The fun commercial course covers
moderate and terms Of payment to suit any
one. Remember the date. Tuesday, Septem-
Der z. Once will open Monday, August as,
10 am, for enrollments.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio Institute.
405 9th ST. DISTRICT 1889. =
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PRACTICAI MORN.

PRACTICAL WORK.
In addition to our splendid lecture course
our students are given thorough practical
training throushout the course. Our labora-
and apparatus and instruction Is under
radio engineers. That is the way to learn
the college is by experts.
OUR TEXT BOOK,
"Radio Theory and Operatine." by Mary
Tsxanna LOOMS. is published BY the college
The book contains LOCO paGes and over 800
standard radio text book OF America and is
used by nearly all the radio schools in this
States Government radio schools and over
500 universities, technical colleges and high
schools. The book is now in the fifth edi-
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FALL TERM BEGINS
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BEAUTY PARLORS,

BEAUTY PARLORS.
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NOTIONS, novelties. art goods, ETC.; SPLEEN
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COLLECTORS, 3; must be able to furnish
letter of recommendation from last en-
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BUSINESS EXECUTIVE needs an assistant.
Applicant must be between % and 30 years
old College education desirable but not
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qualifications and references. Address Box
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DELIVERY MEN between the ages of q and
80. for large food concern, who has $3.50
as down payment on motor truck, can Sc
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BOOMING HOUSE, II rooms, baths. high
class; all rented; money maker. Dist. 1918.
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FARMER AND WIFE, Apply 40 Oxford
Bids, 726 18th n.wo Thursday bet 10 ana
IL o'clock
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TO HONOR
SUFFRAGE LEADER
Memorial Service Will Be Held
Next Sunday Afternoon
for Mrs. Paul.

A memorial service in honor of Mrs.
Nanette B. Paul, for many years active
In the woman suffrage movement and
widely known authority on parliament
tary law, who died here April 10, 1920,
will be held in the assembly hall of the
Young Women's Christian Association,
Seventeenth and X streets, next Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, under auspices
Of a committee of friends.
Mrs. Anna Z. Hendley is chairman
of the committee while other members
are Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper, Mrs. Alice
Heaven, Mrs. Leland Stanford CONFESS,
Miss Sarah Grogan, Mrs. Percy M.
Bailey, Mrs. Ada Van l.. B. Nicely, Mrs.
Grace Ross Chamberlin, Mrs. Sarah
Deeds, Mrs. Mary Wright johnson, Mrs
Bertha Yoder Woerthner, Mrs. Ivy Ash
burn, who win represent the Nanette B.
Paul wheel Of the Park View Club; Mrs.
Carlton Savage and Judge Elmer j.
Binford.
The completed program for the exer-
cises Will be announced later. Vocal
selections viii be rendered at the meet
ing by Mrs. David I. Kincheloe, Miss
Marble Heuser and Paul CARRIER. jr.
The following are among those ex-
pected to attend the services:
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins Of the
Bible Readers League, Mrs. William La
Varre, vice president Federation Of
Women's Clubs; Mrs. Alexander Wolfe,
National Council Of Jewish Women:
Mrs. David White of the Twentieth
Century Club, Miss Katherine Newton.
Wonnan's Alliance of All Souls Uni
tartan Church: Miss May Lihbey, teach
er Of Paul Institute, of which Mrs.
Paul was president, and Mrs. Albert
Coster, woman'S Bible class Of the Con-
gregational Church, Of which Mrs. Paul
was instructor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
EIGHT ARE ARRESTED
IN RED MOVEMENT
One Of Three Demonstrations Re-
suits in Clash With New
York Police.
n, the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 22.-One OF
three Communist demonstrations to-
day resulted in q clash Of about 200
demonstrators with police on Fifth ave-
nue., and the arrest Of five men, two
women and q boy. Police said one OF
their number had been Knocked down
end beaten and others mauled ana
pushed.
The arrests were made in front of
the ChiIdren's Society Of the Heckscher
Foundation. Most Of the prisoners
were treated for minor injuries.
The demonstration was In protest
against the lodging ut the Childrens
Society of Harry Eisnan, 10, who since
has been transferred to the Reforma-
tory At Hawthorne, N. Y, for his part
in the Communist riot IN Union Square
on March 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
LIEUT.. COL. RANDALL
TO HEAD AIR BODY
District of Columbia Reserve
Organization Elects Him
President.

Lieut.. Col. Joseph r. Randall, Army
Air Corps Reserve, was elected unani-
mouSly as president Of the newly organ
lied District Of Columbia Chapter of
the Air Corps Reserve Oficers' Asso-
citation Friday night at meeting In
the Munitions Building.
A constitution and bylaws were
adopted, in which 1t is stated that the
purpose Of the association is to give its
members an opportunity for the lad
vancement Of aviation and It's allied in
tereSts"; Ito establish relations with
Government and municipal flying fields
Ito further friendships made during
the World War and during other Air
Corps activities-to afford an opportu-
nifty for the thorough study Of Air
Corps tactical and technical reports
Col Randall long has been identified
with Reserve ofncers' activities here and
Is one Of the few Reserve oficers who
has been sent to the Army Tactical
School, Fort Lavenworth, Kans. During
the World War he served as wing COM
mander Of the First Wing, which en-
braced the five advanced fying fields on
Long Island, N. Y.
Lieut.. Leroy j. McCarty was elected
vice president. He also served rs World
War pilot. and, like Col. Randall, was
discharged from the active service in
1919 at the close Of the emergency
period. Other officers elected last night
are: Capt. Otis F. Tabler, treasurer, and
Lieut.. Donald H. Stuart, test pilot for
the Bureau Of Standards, secretary.
The following charter members were
installed: Lieut.. Col. Joseph F. Randall,
Majs. Luke, Christopher and j. 8. Ma
riott; Capts. o. r. Tabler, j. w. Lank-
ford, w. H. Bonneville, r. K. Pyatt, A.
p. Hume, o. II. Reed and w. M. Kolh
Hoppin, D. H. Stuart, r. C. Barrett, J.
r. Kline. W. r. Mitchell, jr.: j. B.
Whitman, w. G. McLennan, r. c. Reed,
N. c. Schilt, H. w. Mckinley, b. H.
Merchant, Marco Falco, W. p. Steil, j.
w. Butcher, William Buell. and Z. L.
Etten0er
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USE OF VENTRnOOUISM PROBED
IN Staying OF WIFE OF ARTIST
Younger Squaw of Two Accused Admits
Translating Ouija Board for
Older Woman.

the State prosecutor. They both Will
be called as witnesses for the State,
it has been indicated. The old woman
said she had had the care Of Lila
since the latter was a child.
According to admissions made by
Lila and Mrs. Bowen, who will be tried
tor firSt-degree murder after Lla'S
case Is disposed OF, Nancy killed Mrs.
Marchand believing she was q witch.
The younger woman has admitted
translating ouija board messages pur-
portedly from Chief "SassafraS Char
lev" Bowen, Nancy's husband, who died
o year ago. which advised the death
Of the woman, with whose husband
Lila was admittedly infatuated.
County Judge r. Bret Thorn ordered
court recessed Friday noon until 10
o'clock Monday morning, when the
choosing Of the jury will be resumed.
Three more are necessary to complete
the panel.
Marchand is being held in jail as
material witness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
By the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 22.--Stories
that Lila Emerson, Seneca Indian, on
trial for the murder Of Mrs. Clothilde
Marchand, wife Of the noted artist,
Henri Marchand, used her reputed
power as q ventriloquist to inveigle an
older woman into committing the crime
were being thoroughly Investigated.
District Attorney Guy B. Moore an
nounced at hts once here today.
AGr. Moore after q two.hour confer.
ence with 66syeaF~cld Nancy Bowen,
who has admitted WELDING the ham.
meP which crushed the life from the
little French woman, said that his con-
versation with her had been most
satisfactory" but he declined to elabor-
ate on his remarks.
Following Nancy's session with Moore,
old Ann Snow and Arson Emerson
Lila's aunt and father, who were
brought in from the CattarGuguS res
ervation this morning, conferred with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
MAJ. SHEPARD BOUGHT
RING, JEWELER SAYS
Denver Store Proprietor Declares
Ohicer Traded in" Two Old
Wedding Bands.
Nv the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
DENVER, March GA Denver jew
eler today told Federal investigators
that Maj. Charles A. Shepard, SO, Army
medical ofdcer, under arrest here for
the alleged murder Of his wife at Fort
Riley, Kans., last June, purchased =
wedding ring last October. q,
Louis Hellerstein. the jeweler, said q
man giving the name Of Mai. Shepard
had "traded in" two old-fashioned we'd
ding rings. one bearing q nineteenth
century date and the other engraved
with the year 1917, taking q new plati-
mum ring.
Maj. Shepard In an interview told q
newspaper man that he sent Miss Grace
Brandon, 23-year-old stenographer at
Brooks Field, Tex, q diamond ring last
october, but made no mention Of q
wedding ring. The woman has denied
that they were engaged to be married.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
WAL TER REED DRIVER
FINED FOR SPEEDING
Judge Confirms Judgment of Oficer
Who Paced Machine ON
Georgia Avenue.

Pvt. Paul w. Van Ormer, driver Of the
Walter Reed Hospital ambulance. yes
terday paid &l2 for speeding on Georgia
avenue, with two pretty nurses as pas
Sensers.
Policeman r. J. Scoville Of the Traf1c
Bureau halted the ambulance Friday,
after pacing II for several blocks at a
speed of 40 miles an hour. he testified.
Judge Gus A. Schuldt confirmed the Of
hcer's Judgment Of the speed by fining
Van Ormer 1l2.
II thought 1t was too fast for even
an ambulance to 90, your honor" ON
Ger Scoville explained In court. "He
had two good-looIIing nurses with him"
Van Ormer told the court that they
were returning to the hospital from a
caI, but admitted that 1t was not an
emergency call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
ATLANTA OFFICIAL
GIVEN FIVE YEARS
Councilman Convicted of
Bribery Sentenced on Five
Separate Counts.
By the Associated Press.

3ASSSSASSN0
ATLANTA, Ca, March 22.-Council-
man Harry G. York late today was
found guilty on fiVe counts Of the IN
dictment charging him with bribery in
the administration Of municipal affairs.
He was Immediately sentenced to
three 12-month sentences on the chain
gang and 1ined 5000 on three of the
counts. For the two additional counts
he was sentenced to serve two 12-month
sentences on the chain gang or pay
fines totaling $500.
Walter A. Sims. counsel for York,
fled notice Of appeal.
Plans Impeachment.
Meanwhile Alderman j. Everett Mill
can announced he would request ap-
pointment Of special council impeach-
ment committee to investigate the
charges against York.
York expressed surprise at the verdict
and reiterated his innocence.
Judge John D. HUMPHREYS, who pre-
sided at the trial, specified that the SEN
fences, which are to run conSecutively,
was to be served on the chain gang.
Bond for York was raised from $4,000
to $4,000.
The trial Of York began last Tuesday.
The fury deliberated five hours before
returning the verdict.
Others Indicted.
York was the first of 20 city oficials
and citizens indicted several weeks ago
by . grand jury which Investigated al-
legged municipal graft, to 90 on trial.
Indicted jointly with him was Jack
White, his partner in q local brokerage
house.
Both were charged with bribery m
connection with the purchase of
municipal supplies and in the awarding
Of city contracts. York entered a gen.
eral denial on the witness stand.
City Clerk Walter c. Taylor, City
Purchasing Agent w. p. Price, four
other city Councilmen and Mayor Pro-
tenn J. Allen Couch were others named
In the indictments by the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
RAILROADS SPEED UP.

CHICAGO, March 20 (F1. Five
transcontinental railroads answered the
public demand for speed I'm travel to-
day by announcing cuts Of I hour and
IS minutes from their running time
between Chicago and the Pacific North
west.
The Great Northern, Milwaukee,
Northern Pacific, North Western and
Union Pacific made public new sched-
ules on their crack trains for the ride
West. The Eastbound schedules re-
main unchanged. Changes are effective
March 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
Shelby's Daughter Loses Pet.

Inspector william 8. Shelby, chief OF
detectives, called upon members Of the
Police Department yesterday to aid In
the search for "Woofus," the canine pet
of Miss Elizabeth Shelby. the inspec-
tors 1l-year-old daughter, which has
been missing from the Shelby home at
1907 Thirty-fcurth street since Thurs
day
The pet Is described rs small white
poodle with closely clipped hair, light
brown eyes, and & inclined to be very
friendly.
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PROVOST AND DEANS OF G.. W.U
HONOR GUESTS AT LUNCHEON
Alumni Association Will Also Entertain
the Glee Club in Celebration of
Victory In Contest.

A course in the theory and practice
of play activity and playground SUPER
vision has been added to the currlcu-
lum Of the department of physical edu-
cation for women. The course Is given
under the direction Of Prof. Ruth At
well and Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, SUPER
visor of Fairgrounds Of washington
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sists of lectures and laboratory work
opened last Tuesday. Registrations for
the course VIII be accepted through
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
Stems in Boiling Water.

Francis H. Fletcher, years old, col
ored, Of 95l Twenty-sixth street, suf-
fered a scaided right foot yesterday
afternoon when he walked down the
stairway at his home and stepped into
q pail Of boiling water.
The boy was removed to Emergency
Hospital and treated by stan physi-
clan. His condition was pronounced not
serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
Indy GETS CERTIFICATE.
New Low-Wing Lockheed Plane
Has Approval Of Department.

The Department of Commerce has
granted an approved-type certificate for
monoplane designed and built for Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh, which now Il to
be put into commercial production. The
certificate is No. 800, that number Of
types Of American built aircraft having
been approved.
The offloial Department of Commerce
night tests Of the plane, upon the basis
of which the certificate was issued, were
flown by Col. Lindbergh in his own
plane. The craft Is said to be one of
the fastest commercial models In the
world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
MILO N. ABERCR0MBlE
WEEDS PERUVIAN IN RENO
Bride II Former Wife Of Baron Won
Brincken and Lieut.. Comdr.
awenson.
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RENO, New, March 22.-Pedro j. G.
C.. de FLORES, who gave his address As
Lima, Peru, and Milo n. Abercromhie.
the former Baroness Won Brincken ana
Also former wife of Lieut.. Comdr. Ly-
man K. SwenSon, u. 8. NJ, were mar
ried here today by q justice OF the
peace.
Maria Abercrombie, a daughter Of
the former baroness, was a witness 70
the marriage.
Mrs. Flores Is said to be in contempt
of the San Francisco Superior Court in
connection with her Night from Cali.
Sornia with her four children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
DISTRICT MAYOR IN INDIA
SENTENCED FOR SEDITION
Sengupta Guilty on Two Counts
Because of Speeches Likely to
Cause Disaftection.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RAN0OON, Burma, India, March,
22--J. M. Sengupta, mayor Of the Cal-
cutta district, today was sentenced To
10 days simple imprisonment on each
of two charges Of sedition, the sem
fences to run concurrently.
In delivering Judgment the magistrate
said Sengupta had made statements
calculated to excite disaffection in the
speeches here that caused his arrest.
The magistrate did not regard 1t rs q
serious case, as Sengupta had not ad-
vocated violence, but said the speeches
were made with seditious intent.
The magistrate added that since
Sengupta was Ill and already had been
in jail 3 week. the To-day sentence
would be enough.
Spectators Cheered Sengupta a. he
was returned to jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

Or. Charles v. Taylor, 24l5 Harlem
avenue, Baltimore, and Miss Katherine
L. Roeth, a nurse from Sydenham Hos
pitai, in that city, were welded here
yesterday. The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge Robert =. Mattingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
Honor for Mrs. Blair.

Joplin, Mo-, March 20 N1.--The
name Of Mrs. Emily Newell Blair OF
JOHN, writer and former vice chair"
MY Of the Democratic national com.
,nittIN. has been submitted by the Joplin
IeaR,k OF Women Voters for inclusion
on the national honor roll Of the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
ADMITS PARTICIPATION
IN ROBBING OF BANK
Sheriff Announces Nan Held Sew.
sral Days Confesses Fart and
Leads Him to Loot.
NJ thu Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SHREVEPORT, La, March o.
Sheriff J. z. Currie Of BrienHlle parish,
announced today that william O'Neil,
who was been In custody several days
has confessed participating in the rob.
berry last Monday Of the bank Of Ring
gold had led him to the loot.
sheriff Currie said all but $s.s6 OF
the $0,422.SI stolen had been recovered
from q. stump near Ringgcld.
O'Neii's confession implicated Henry
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the sheriff said.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
Victim Of Hit.Run Driver.

Felled by a hit-and-run car on N
street yesterday, Eliza Mitchell, 80 years
old, colored, Of I'LL Third street, re-
ceiVed q sprained left knee and bruises
about the eye. She was treated ct
Hospital and dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
GERRY RESIGNS PLACE.
Was Third Secretary at q. 9. EN-
bassy in London.

bassy in London.
Harvey s. Gerry. of this city, has
resigned from the United States For
eign Service. He was born In this city,
Janaury "a. 1901. and was graduated
from Cornell University in 1924. He
was employed in the Department of Ag-
riculture for about four years, was
appointed a foreign service offlcer In
March, 1929. His flrst assignment was
as vice consul at BuenoS Aires after
which he served as third secretary OF
the legation at Asuncion and in Deem
Der, 1929, he was transferred to London
as third secretary Of the embassy.
Dewitt c. Poole, Of Moline. Illinois,
counsellor Of the United States embassy
at Berlin, also has resigned from the
foreign service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
SPORTSMAN MARRIES.

Owner, WEEDS Portrait Artist.
PALM BEACH, Fla, March AZ CN.-
Frederick Johnson, Long Island owner,
Palm Beach millionaire horse owner,
and Mrs. Mary McKinnon,, portrait
artist and fashion illustrator Of Green
wich and Palm Beach, were married
here today at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Mckay.
The surprise ceremony took place be-
fore few relatives and friends Of the
couple. The couple left for Miami,
where they boarded plane for Havana.