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The Washington times., 1930-01-07
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The Washington times., 1930-01-07

JANE MONTGOMERY WITH ROBT. v. GORDON
AN UNSIGNED LETTER in the hands of police led
yesterday to the arrest of Mrs Nellie Pearl Ernest.
Gaithersburg Md waitress who it is said has admitted
she is the mother of "Robert " Gordon one of three
foundlings at Chdren's Hospital The baby found
December 30 in an automobile Street Northwest.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
FOUR DIE IN BUS CRASH

SANTANDER, Spain, Jan. z
u.NS.) -Four persons were killed
and several injured when q motor
bus overturned here today.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
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The Washington times., 1930-01-07
Three Couples Issued
Licenses at Rockville

ROCKVILLE, Jan. Marriage
licenses have been issued here as
follows:
Thomas r. Oliver, SO, and
Myrtle M. Murray Cromille1, ~,
both of Savage, Md.
Emil w. GeuSS, 26, Fort Hum.
phreys. Va, and Margaret Mae
Thompson, 10, Washington, D. C..
Albert McMullin, 26, and Annie
Marie william, 18, both Of Wash
ington, D. G.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
CHURCH WOMAN
ARRESTED

HAGERSToWN, Md. Jan. IT,
Mrs. Emma Bot. aged So. mother
of three grown children and a
church worker, who was arrested
on . charge OF selling liquor,
asked for o jury trial when she
was aTraigned before Magistrate
Richard Duffey and gave $1,000
bond for the February term Of
the Circuit Court.
Police said Mrs. Bott and her
husband, Kervin Bott, conduct
the Buck Inn at the extreme end
of West washington Street. The
inn was raided after an under
cover man is alleged to have pur-
chased Q pint Of liquor from Mrs.
Bott.
Three pints Of alleged liquor
and several cases Of home brew
are said to have been seized by
the officers.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
Biggest Police Chief
Is Retired on PensiOl

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Jan. i
dN.S.). - The largest police
chief in the United States has
Just been retired on q pension
here by the new city admins
tration.
He Is Chief william A. Punch"
Martin, who weighs 325 pounds.
In conformity with his weight
Martin is 6 feet l inch tail.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
J. GIRL, 10 AND PENNILESS, CLAIMS ABANDONED BABY
Ben F. ROlstOn Heads
Rockingham Board

HARRISONBURG, Va, Jan. z.
Ben r. Rolston, Of near Singers
Glen, member from Linville dis
trfct, has been elected as the
new chairman Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Rockingham
county.
He succeeds T. B. HolIen, of
Bridgewater, who served last
year.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07

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The Washington times., 1930-01-07
GET FIRST PERMIT

HARRISONBURG, Va, Jan. z.
The first marriage license Of the
new year at the Rockingham
county clerks office was issued to
Raymond DosS Breeden, Of Shen-
andoah, and Mary Madaline
Morris, OF Elkton. They were
married here January 3.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07

Haines; treasurer, j. H. Jones:
counsel, James p. Reardon; sur.
geons, Drs. c. r. Anderson and
r. B. Dutton: trustees. w. 3.
James, p. Reardon. j. p. Haddox,
J. H. James and NJ. w. DeShon;
chaplain, the Rev. r. B. Nelson;
assistant chaplain, the Rev. Nor
ris Lineweaver: chief pipeman,
John Eagle: chief hosernan, w.
H. Showalter.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
County Liquor Arrest
Fines Raised from
$50 to $3.50

HAGERSTOWN, MO-, jan u
The minimum fine for viola
tions OF the liquor laws in this
county have been increased
from $3.50 to $3.50 since the
first Of the year and may. 60
higher, 1t was intimated by the
two city magistrates, Richard
Duffy and John H. Bitner.
Since last wednesday Justice
Duffey has imposed $3.50 fines
upon two violators. He said ne
is Of the opinion that there has
been sufficient time for persons
to learn that selling liquor Is q
violation Of the law. especially
when the same person Is ar
raigned several times on the
same charge.
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
IS ASKED
BY MARCHAND

ALBANY, April 8 tUs9.-Henri
Marchand the artist whose wife
was slain il. an Indian witcncraft
plot, returned to his cobbleStone
chateau on Burden Lake yesterday.
He asked the sheriff to guard the
cabin and lands against vandals,
explaining that he would live
there in seclusion, indefinitely.
The sculptor was accompanied
by his son. Henri: his daughter,
Marcelle and her husband.
Marchand was released from jai
in Buffalo where he had been
held as a material witness, after
Lila Emerson, the red lilac of 6he
Senecas, pleaded guilty to second
degree murder.
Nancy Bowen, the aged Squaw
who committed the murder with
hammer and chloform, remains
under indictment for first degree
murder. @
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
Snub BY Davis Girls
Stirs Filipinos
to Protest

MANILA, April 8 dN.S0.-
Filipinos in the Moro province
of Davao today were reported to
be incensed because of the pur-
ported refusal of Governor Gen
eral Davis two daughters to &C.
cent an invitation to a formal
reception arranged by Filipino
officials. The Davis girls made
a brief stop at Davao en- route
to Java.
The following day Filipinos
held an indignation meeting, at
which they declared a boycott
on american cigarettes and de-
manded deportation of the
Americans who they claimed
were responsible for the slight.
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
POLAND FIGHTS
/. DICTATORSHIP

WARSAW, April 8 .Q.NS.)
Political parties of the left and
center today carried their fight
against President Moscicki and
Marshal Pilsudski to the news
papers, with proclamations asking
the removal Of the dictatorship
and the restoration of legal
authority.
The president is called upon
by these party leaders to either
listen to the opinions of Parlia-
ment or call for new elections, so
the people of the country may
decide the issue between Pilsudski
and Parliament.
Warning is given that If the
elections are not conducted hon.
estly and any attempt is made to
misrepresent the 4ecision OF the
electorate there will, arise such
resistance as to overthrow the
government.
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
C. M. Converse Granted
Reno Divorce Decree

RENO, New, April 8 d.N.So.
Converse M. Converse yesterday
was granted a divorce from Mrs
Marion Converse. Converse, q
grandson of Edwin Converse, who
was one Of the founders OF the
United States Steel Company and
of the Bankers Trust Company,
is widely known as a yachtSmar.
Mrs. Converse is a granddaughter
of John A. Mccall, the first presi-
dent Of the New York Life In
surance Company.
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
DRYDEN SPEAKS TONIGHT

THE Airplane Propeller" viii
be- the subject Of q lecture by
DR.. Hugh L. Dryden, Of the
Bureau Of Standards, at a maet-
ing Of the Standards Flying Club
tonight at 8 o'clock at the Bureau
of Standards.
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
C. E. MEADE BURIED

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April g.
Funeral rites for Charles E.
Meade, president of the Meade
Baking Company, of Baltimore
city, were held in st. sMary's
Catholic Church Sunday.
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
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without it. Sold everywhere--35c.
SOC and $1,00.
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
1O-Pc. Dining Room !

of our best values at this low price Comprises ID q a
10 beautiful pieces-obong Extension Table, Buffet, n
Server China Cabinet Armchair five Side Chairs,
in genuine walnut veneer. a
The Washington times., 1930-04-08
Ape. Walnut Veneer Bedroom S

very attractive suite of four pieces, comprising
Hollywood Vanity, Bed, Chest of Drawers with deck
and large Dresser beautifully designed and finished
in genuine walnut veneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-29

experience. You know once he had been
headstrong and willful and had thought
he knew it all. AS a result he had been
caught in trap and now had but three
legs. One had been left in that dread
full trap.
His sister made no reply. She merely
turned up her nose and swan away
Days passed with no sign of Little Joe
Otter under the ice that covered the
Smiling Pool Jerry Muskrat and Mrs
Jerry and Stumpy continued to be eau
tiouS and watchful, but Stumpys willful
young sister scornfully refused to heed
Jerrys warnings and went and came as
she pleased She spent more and more
time sleeping in the big house that they
had left when 1t became known that
Little Joe Otter was in the neighbor-
hood and which Jerry and Mrs. Jerry
didn't consider safe. Secretly she made
fun of her father and mother and
Stumpy for being SO timid, and over
and over again she declared to Stumpy
that it was all foolishness.
Then came a morning when Stumpy
and his sister went out for breakfast
before their parents were awake. AS
usual Stumpy first went up under the
edge of the bank where there was plenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-29

Cook had a huge success in it on the
stage. and this year it was made into a
picture.
In each case the play has been a
complete surprise. Jimmie Gleason has
way of slipping up to his study when
his guests are all merrily set about the
bridge tables or trying bit of poker.
Russell Gleason and his mother gave
James in return portable house,
which will be made into a garden study.
Jimmie Gleason's hobby outside of play
writing is carpentering. So he's in his
element fitting the odd bits together.
Rud Russell Gleason found a tennis
court and badminton court in his sock
after Santa Claus had dropped down
this Beverly Hills chimney.
Irene Richs mother worried so much
about the weight she lost last year that
she presented her with some shiny new
bath scales with the admonition that
she watch carefully not to go under a
certain figure.
Now mothers out of it. You can't
get too thin to please movie producer.
So Irene Rich will use those new scales
to her advantage, and every one will be
happy.
Young Billy Janney has so many
sweaters that you never seem to see him
twice in the same garment. Yet six
elaborate ones in his Christmas collec-
ton Of packages will make 1891 all the
more confusing.
This being Hollywood, some of his
chums will now begin the borrowing
racket. It's one way to thin out a con-
pested wardrobe.
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MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December 29
(N.A.N.A) .-Hollywood will start off its
new year with splendid record on the
vital statistics side-old Doc Stork is
doing well in the professional colony.
There's the baby the Harold Lloyds
are expecting by daffodil time. They
have just permanently established the
little adopted beauty about three weeks
ago when final papers were signed.
This makes for a household of three
Riddles where last year there was but
one
Then the George Fitznaurices will
have wee new visitor also. Mrs. FitZ-
maurice was Kianan Kane, sister of
Lois Wilson, and their home is center
of much entertaining in the celluloid
group
When the heir to the Bernie Fine
mans arrives William De Mile will be
its grandfather. because Mrs. Fineman
is Margaret De Mile, and Cecil De
Mile will be granduncle. All Of which
is very thrilling and domestic in pro-
fessional life which is said TO have no
interest whatsoever outside of the grind
ing of cameras and choosing of casts.
Christmas was the quietest ever heard
of hereabouts, but one hears tales of
things Santa Claus brought which are
bit out Of the ordinary
On CInlSLildS morning Buster hedLOn
drove up to Lew Cody's~ door in his
midget car. A huge package which
entirely filled the tonneau (and bulged
in all directions as WELD. bore sign:
Merry Christmas, Lew. Do not open
until Mayday" Another gift received
by Cody was a 20-pound box of choco-
lates and the fellow who brought them
had as much of sweet tooth as Lew,
so he stayed and helped wreck the top
layer. He was Bill Boyd, by the way
Dorothy Sebastian's new bridegroom.
Lucille Gleason received what is po-
tentially the most valuable gift made
this Christmas. It is a brand-new play,
written for her by her husband, and
called THE Strong Woman" One
Christmas Lucile Gleason found 10
shares of rs Eat SOP in her stocking
and if that didn't turn out to be a gifti
Four years ago Lucille Gleason found
"The Shannons of Broadway in her
stocking. 1t ran for year in New
York, another year on the road, and
then was sold for picture. Two years
ago the musical comedy Rain or Shine"
was the Christmas contribution. Joe
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straight out into the middle of the
Smiling Pool on her way to the other
side. where grew the roots she liked
best. In the dim light Stumpy caught
glimpse of a dark form shooting
through the water from the direction
Of the Laughing Brook Stumpy hadn't
supposed that any one could swim so
fast. He had q glimpse of his sister
suddenly beginning to swim frantically
for the entrance to their big house. The
big. dark stranger shot down after her
There was churning and boiling of the
water down there, and then the stranger
disappeared and with him disappeared
Stumpy's willful young sister.
1t all happened so quickly that
Stumpy could hardly be sure that he
had seen 1t. He dived for the entrance
to the hole in the bank and thankfully
crept into the crowded little bed room
at the enid. He knew that he had seen
Little Joe Otter. He wondered If rs
ever would see his sister again. He
never did
(Copyrisht. 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-29
Origin Of Names Revealed.

The origin of the names Canterbury,
Kent and similar names was explained
by DR.. /. Dragases, the expert in eth
biography, in recent lecture in
Athens. Greece They were started by
the pelasgic tribes, he said, which in
habited the Byzantine district in pre-
historic days, and from whom the
legend of the centaufs is derived They
migrated to every corner of Europe.
Their horsemen were known as Ken
tavri, and this word survived in such
places as Cantabria in Spain. Kentbry
in Denmark. and both Canterbury and
Kent in Britain.
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Dreadful Thing.
The willful and the careless pay.
Sometimes in quite a dreadful way.
old Mother Nature.

Living in the hole in the bank of the
Smiling Pool might be safer, but Ger
tainly it was not nearly SO comfortable
as living in the big house out in the
Smiling Pool When Jerry Muskrat and
Mrs. Jerry and Stumpy and his sister
were all in there that bed room was
crowded Even so small a person as
Danny Meadow Mouse couldn't have
squeezed in.
ut wasn't made for four" explained
Jerry. 1T was intended only for your
mother and myself. However, We can
make 1t do as long as Little Joe Otter
is around. When we are sure that he
has left these parts we will move back
to the big house. This reminds me to
warn you young folks. When you are
out for exercise or to get something to
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BEDTIME STORIES BY =. T ssse4,s

eat, never for one single little minute
forget to watch out for Little Joe Otter.
If you suspect he is about you make
straight for this house here in the bank.
Here and here only will you be abso-
lutely safe"
Yes. SIR" said Stumpy, but his sister
made no reply. She was headstrong and
willful, and she didn't like this crowded
home at all.
1T is all nonsense" she declared to
Stumpy. THAT is what it is-an nom
sense. That Otter may never come this
way and If he does he won't catch me.
I'm not afraid of him. There is that
big. comfortable house standing empty
all because father and mother are nerv-
GUS. guess they are getting old and
foolish. What's the good of living If
you can't live in comfort and do what
YOU want TOP"
ut is better to be safe than sorry"
replied Stumpy out of the wisdom Of
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of air beneath the ice. and there he re-
manned while he tried to make sure
that all was safe. Not so his willful,
headstrong sister. She boldly swan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-29

According to the census Of 1890 New
Jersey ranks second among the States
in density of population.
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Across.
l. Game fowls.
z. Women's nantes.
IA Incentives.
IS. Salamander.
IS. Enticed.
IT. Rested.
H. Cup handles.
10. Oral
81. Metal.
%. IN favor.
%. Sacred Hindu literature.
"a. Coarse
%. Broken English.
81. Mend
80. Goddess of discomfort.
81. Follow
81. Gunbo soup; var.
49, LARS
"a. Clumsily.
81. Theatrical light.
40. Lampreys.
Al. Eagles nest.
AS. Informed.
46. Cuckoo.
Al. Take ofTense.
40. Lettovers.
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ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE

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AZ At that time
81. Bulgarian coin.
So. Technical suftiX.
SO. Beaches.
S. To brave
ST. More spiraled.
So Cluster of ribbons resembling a rose.
81. Small areas.
81. Wanderings
IS. Account books.
"a. Unwavering.
Down.
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2. Mighty hunters.
8. Urchins.
4. Place
S. Football team.
s. Took parts.
7. Border Of a sidewalk.
8. Space.
g. The head.
10. Room in harem.
IL. Quality Of fiber.
IL. Substance found in the skin.
Is. Gloom.
IA. Russian plain.
20. Knayery.
%. A mental survey.
"a. Changes the color.
26. Protects.
%. Goes aStray.
20. A little mass.
80. An American geologist
IS. New Zealand parrot.
So. Beneficiary interest Of one holding
land.
81. Indifferent TO pain.
SO. Infiiction Of pain.
SO. Changed.
AZ. Akin.
43. Indolently.
a. Personal travelling kits.
A. Have recourse TO.
30 Red deer.
3d. Heap
81. Shakespearean king.
S. War god.
56. Hindu deity.
S. Piece Of lumber.
co. SO (Scot).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-22
Land of the KlOndike.
Seattle Times.)

The Canadian Department of the Interior has issued brochure describing the scenic beauties of the Yukon country with the idea of stimulating tourist travel to the land of the Klondike. It sup pements the publicity prepared for Alaska, it's next door neighbor, and serves to center the attention of summer travellers on the great north region The booklet is a fore runner of descriptive pamphlets describing this tourists parade which will be the objective of a great migration when the Alaska Yukon-Pacific Highway is constructed
 The list of historic places and scenic wonders is long. In the boom days the population of the Yukon country was more than 3OOOO, while today lit has but 5000. In St. Elias Range there arc twenty peaks ranging from II GOO to nearly 10000 in height. One of these, Mount Logan, 19,85o feet the talest peak in Canada, scaled five years lago The Territory produced $212000,000 in prec- ious metals. It has vast resources as yet almost untouched. So much for the statistical side of the Yukon country
 A little than a century ago Alaska and the Yukon vast region. Great Britain and Russia signed treaty which defined the Ter ritory into which the explorers and fur traders of each country could operate. In 1867 the United States bought Alaska from the Czar and in 1870 Great Britain transferred it's possessions to the Dominion of Canada In 1898 the Yukon was cre- ated separate Territory
 In the old days men traveled from place to place iby dog sedge and steamboat but newer methods Iof transportation have been introduced. Virtually lall the gold fields may be reached by automobile from Dawson. Aviation fields have been established at Whitehorse Mayo and Keno City. The develop ment of tourist interest in Alaska, and the Yukon is steadily going forward. By the time the mag nifcent A. Y P. Highway is built millions of Am
 ericans and Canadians will know all about this interesting part of the continent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-22
THEODORE ROOsEVELTS SISTER LEADING NEW YORK VETS.

Mrs Douglas Robinson, sister of the late Pres- dent Theodore Roosevelt heads an independent ticket of delegates in Herkimer County to the New York State Republican Convention pledged to vote for a plank in the State platform calling for the repeal ot the Eighteenth Amendment She alleges that the organization slate of delegates was hand picked to satisfy the demands of the drys and she purposes 10 discover whether or not the Herkimer County Republicans are wet or dry. She is mili- tant wet The controversy will be settled in the Republican primary
 similar situation has developed in Westchester County, and it is said wet delegations will be of fered to the primary voters in other upstate counties The plan is to elect enough wet dele cations in rural counties to make a convention ma jority when they cooperate with the metropolitan delegations,
 Former Senator Wadsworth is the Statewide leader of the vets and he is opposing the regulal organization which favors President Hoover and ha worked with the Anti-saloon League and other Pro hibition organizations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-22
FATHER HUBBARD.

The well wishes of Alaskans will follow the Rev. B R. Hubbard, s. J.. as he proceeds on his way through the States and to Europe and back agaln. A hearty welcome Will await him upon his return to Alaska which we all hope may not be long de- ayed Father Hubbard has almost passed the point of being an Alaska celebrity. He is becoming an Alaska institution The ability and persistence with which he has pursued his geological explorations in the Territory and his invariable cheerfulness in spite of extreme hardship and grinding work together with his facility in telling about it all in lectures and written articles, have captured the people of a large section of the Territory The Glacier Priest" is fast and indebly writing himself into Alaska in such way that seems almost certain tc become part of the history Of the Territory and of the general history of glaciers, volcanoes and other things that are intimately connected with Alaska