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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27

Table FIatware, 20-year guarantee,
S1.9S Chromium plated Waffle
Iron, with attached tray. SS.95
s. Chromium Plated Electric Iron,
6 pound, complete. ...... 1898
S3.95 Bird Cage and Stand. in
S3.95 Kitchen Clocks, porcelain
face. Today movement. -. $2.95
81 Pyrex Pie Plate, 9-inch size, 69c
$3.50 DetectO Bath Scale, in colors,
with charm box. S5.SS
$4.95 Fibre Fernery, galvanized
rustproof container. ....... $3.50
SIS7.2O Meadow Lark Electric
Washer, and laundry outfit, $3.50
rs $1.25 Pickwick Coach Door
stops 81
50 Use Papier Mache Waste Baskets,
decorated with picture 500. SOC
Is SIPS Ironing Boards, with
stand. factory sanded ........ III
1s $3.50 Manning and Bowman
Lunch Kits for Children. &.95
Is $2.95 apiece Carving Sets, knife
WITH S,ainicss steel blad". Sl.93
S29.95 Hoorie- Kitchen rahir"t
fully equipped, floor sample. SIS
2 S59.95 Universal Gas Ranges.
with In-a-Drawer- Broiler. $S9.9S
IL $3.50 Implanted Book Racks
Sl.79
6 sI3.74 Five Piece Implanted
Breakfast Room Sets 49,. SS.95
2 SIS HO0sler Servers, finished IN
ivory and gray. .........: .Slz'oO
"a $3.50 JOhnson's Waxing Set,
weighted brush ....... .SI:So
IS S1.45 Metal Kitchen Stools, with
back rest. .............'.' .'..'si
"a SIPS Electric Heaters, enamel
finished ...............' 81
200 $3.50 Squeeze Fey Mop Sets,
mop, pail, washing SOAP. IL
so SIPS Step-On Garbage Pals,
removable container. ......-... 81
IS 81 Electric Corn Peppers, sheet
iron .........,,. - '"S
IL 81 Imported Cookie Jars, straw
handles. colors ..........''.. .o5c
100 Pieces S1.25 Wear-Ever Alumni
mum, egg poachers, French tryers
and griddleS ......... 81
50 S1.2S Serving Trays, ooiong
shape, enamel decorated -. .SSc
IS S2.s5 Shower Curtains, rubber
lied, 6x6 IT,. colorS. $l.SS
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Mems
Furnishings

81 Mems $3.50 SILK Lined Bro
caded Robes .S9.S5
500 pairs Mems 1895 Fur-lined
400 Mems 25c tide" Handker-
chiefs, in cellophane wrap, 8 for 81
127 Mems $1.55 to $3.50 Paja-
mas, sizes A to D; S1.29; 4 prs, s.
IL Mems IS Shirts, imported shirt
Ings, 2 collars to match, IA to l61s:
Is Mems $3.50 Medium weight
Union Suits, long sleeve and
leg ................. '@l'oV
II Mems 1885 RayOn BrOcade
Dressing Gowns ........... 1895
6 Mems $40 Atwood Flannel
Robes, large and small sizes, some
: pairs Mems white Kid Gloves,
III and 8, soiled; originally
$3.50 .................. zoc
100 Mems $I.95 Crepe silk Muf-
herS. square shapes .........:..SL
81 Mems SIS Silk Pongee Shirts,
collar attached. IA to l63......x2
81 Mems 50 Tie and Handkerchief
l $l.5O Knit Cotton Union Suit,
soiled, long sleeves and legs, size
81 Mems $l.95 White and Solid
Color BrOadclOth PaiamaS, short
sleeve and knee length 800. :2sc
4 Mems 81 FIannelette Night
shirts, size 10, soiled. SIC
al Mems Sc Dress Shirts, Soiled:
sizes 141a to 17l2 ..............4
III Mems 81 Neckties, light-weight
materials ................4 for 81
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Upholstery
Bedspreads

s2.50 LustrOus RayOn Bedspreads,
rose, blue, green; 84x105. .$1.95
sac Holland window Shades, ecru,
white, green; 36x69: complete. soc
BOudOir Lace Pillows, grounds
filled with kapoc, pastel shades, 81
&I.S9 Velour Table Scarfs, import
ed; 12x48 inches ..........$1
IL pairs S5.9S Italian Damask Win
dow Grapes ................$ 3.95
8 pairs S8.95 Green Velour Italian
window Hangings ..........S5.95
200 yds. 49c Fine Ecru Wolfe, 40
inches wide ............... .39c
20 pairs 4sc Orchid Trimmed
Kitchen Sets, pieces. ....... .3Sc
100 S1.59 Ready-to-H Hang Damask
N2MnceS ....'.. .SA
50 CretOnne Bar HarbOf Chair
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Mems SportshOp

100 Mems $3.50 Raincoats, leather
cite and jersey ...............S 80
100 Mems S12.50 and SIS Leather
BIouses, for golf and sports. $685.
Is Mems S6 Trench Goats, size 80
only .............." -. 81
Camera and Protector Outfit. S45
S62.5O Motor drive DuOgraph
Moving Picture Protector SAB
1 $40 Hand driven Duograph Nov
ing Picture Protector ........S25
20 Filmograph Moving Picture
Cameras and Protectors, each. :$lo
SIS Hickory Shaft Matched COLI
Sets, 5 irons. ............. Slq"So
4 $50 Hickory Shaft Matched Coli
Sets, irons. .........' SlI'So
10 pairs Mems 81 AlI-wOOl Golf
Hose. plain or diam o n d pat
terms .............. -. SA:5o
IL S2.39 Handy Medicine Kits for
the Home .............. .oSc
20 Mems So Wool Shirts. broken
sizes .........,.....
IL SIS Imported Plaid Motor
Robes ................. ...SIo
is S2O All wool Imported Motor
hObes .......'.' ':'..'' 'Sl|:oO
IS $I2 All-wOOl LuSter Motor
Robes, reversible ............$ 4.95
20 All-wOOl Motor Robes, plaid de-
sign ............ 49,, $50 go
1 Mans SIS COwhide Kit
nag ..........,.'." .SAq'So
$50 Juvenile Ensemble Sets. hat
box and week end case 49,. .$l4.95
$40 Juvenile Wardrobe Hat Box.
cOwhide Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
1 $3.50 Leather Overnight Case
for Women, 16-inch size. =. .$S.9S
l Mans $3.50 COwhide Gladstone
Bag, shopworn .............$11.sS
! Mans SIS Suit Case, genuine
SEAL 26-inch size. .........$ 14.9S
Is Boys Bicycles, '26-inch wheel;
New Departure brake ..... .S24.9S
80 Leather Gladstone Bags, % and
~ inch sizes. black and brown, SIS
Main Floor The HSeht Co..
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u.
Rugs, f:

200 50. yds. S1.59 InIaid LinOl1
pattern, seconds. So. yd. ...I
8 S3.95 Fringed Velvet Rugs, a
inches ...................sS
3 $3.50 Oval Cotton Yarn n
4X1 IT. .........,......
2 SIS Seamless Administer =
soiled, s.3x10.6 ft...........sa
$3.50 Seamless Administer /
soiled, 9x12 #. .........9d
20 SIS Oval Fringed Plain ~
Rugs. 24x36 inches ...,
. S12o Special Weave RuEs.
9x12 It. .sssss..ssssss.aaa.t1
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ffiday s@PeF H $Ps9
5.OOOPieces of COstu1
We're 80c to $l.OO
Now, l9c

A splendid collection of
costume jewelry, in all the
fashionable sha des. In
cluded are Rings. Necklaces,
Brooches, Bracelets.
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Mems Shoes

rs pairs Mems $40 Golf and Sport
SHOES ................S $3.50
II pairs Mems $1e Hanan Black
and Brown High Shoes. .S8.S5
80 pairs Mems Felt House slippers,
blue, grey, brown. .$1.45
~ pairs Mems Black and Brown
RomeoS, kid lined. .$1.S5
pairs Mems SIS Brown Suede
SpatS ...s............. $1.95
1 pair Mems Ss.ss Rubber Boots,
size Z, Storm King ........ .s3.95
(sscond Floor The Hseht co..
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Lamps, Mirrors,
Gifts

100 Riddle Animal Lamps, animal
figures. decorated shades. .Sl.69
rs Pottery Table Lamps and
Shades :si'"o
SS.95 Two and Three Candle Light
Table Lamps, with shades. SS.95
$3.50 Console Mirrors, Semi-Vene-
tian, 12x26 inches .........., SZ.So
&5.S5 Table Lamps and shades,
complete for ............... %S''o
5 $3.50 Colonial Bridge Lamps,
with chimney and shade $3.50
~ $3.50 Pottery Table Lamps and
Shades. in colors .x2.95
10 $3.50 GeOrgette Bed Lights, IN
COlOfS .............., sS'oV
IS Sl.SO Four-piece Cigarette Sets,
in colors .................. 81
rs Etched Venetian Mirrors, 10x18
lncneS ..........s...... 81
80 SS.SS Table Lamp Taffeta
Is 96.95 Taheta Shades for Floor
Lamps 1919
81 Modern BOud0ir Boxes, in col
ofS .......s.ss..... 81
$50 S9c Reproductions Of Etch-
Uourth Floor, The Hscht Col
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We're So and So
Now, ST

Crystals, colored stones,
simulated pearls. in Neck
laces, Bracelets, Rings,
Brooches, Pendants. Gig
arctic Cases, Vanities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27
Solid.Color
Dinner Sets

Damask, rayon and linen. Green,
gold and blue.
Cloth, 59x79 in, 6 16-inch Nap
kins, regularly $795. ......S 4.95
Cloth, 59x90 in, 6 16-inch Nap
kins, regularly 1895 ..$5.95
Cloth, 59x79 in. s 16-inch Nap
kins. regularly ..S6.95
Cloth, 59x90 in, 8 Napkins, regu-
larry $13.s5 ................ $685.
Cloth, Ssx9o in, 8 Napkins, regu-
iarly $685. ;...:..:..;;....Ss.95
Cloth, 66x66 in, s Napkins, regu-
larly $685. $685.
Cloth, 63x60 in, 6 Napkins, regu-
larry $l5.9S ...... .$6.95
tFifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
1Sc COlOred Border Linen Crash
Napkins, "a in. square. :. g for soc
$1.59 Imported German Multi-cOl-
ored Border Luncheon Cloths. .89c
81 CoIored Border Damask Cloths,
SO inches square $50
79c Crash Cloths, multi colored
borders. 40 in. square 800
FiftE Floor, The Hecht Co..
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IS Prs. WOmen's
Shoes
39c

CSome Soiled).
A variety of STYLES. feathers, COL
ors. Broken sizes.
1875 prs. Women's Storm Rubbers.
Small sizes. soc
200 prs. Infants and ChItdren'S
High and Low Shoes, broken
Sizes ...........,. 50c
$50 prs. Women's 4-buckle Arctics.
Cuban heels. small sizes. SIC
IS prs. Women's Novelty Foot
wear. broken sizes. S2.9a
40 prs. Boys Felt Bed Room Slip
pers; broken sizes ,.......... soc
$50 prs. WOmen's Rayon Bed
Room Slippers; broken sizes;
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We're $l.5O
Now, soc

Every piece was selected
from cur regular stock. In
cluded are Beads. Chokers,
French Pearls (simulated),
Earrings, Bracelets.
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WOmen's & Mise
$50 and S25
Fur-Trint med Cod
$l6

Luxuriously trimmed with q
cul, Wolf. Fox and other furI
WOmen's Chinchllla Coats, wd
~ lined and interllned. .ae.
WOmen'S Sport Goats, me-
smart fabrics and eolors, =.
Just 5 Red Fox Fur Scarfs,
bushy fur -. ..,, ..,.N,
Women's 81 wash Froeks,
dyed fabrics. .... ......,..
Women's Warm Blanket r.
flne quality flannel. .,.......'
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WOnen's RayOn
Hose
~ /" I9c

Scanned backs. Good assortn|
OF colors.
100 prs. WOmen's FuII-fashiA
RayOn and Wool Hose. ~~Iri
uldIS
100 WOmen'S 81 and S1.B0 h
hays; soiled.
BOYS S3.91 and $l.91 Leather
RaincOatS
Boys S3.97 and St.97 ReeferxI
10 Boys S2.91 Rainc0ats. 81
and brown leatherette. ....s.
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Striped Coutil-SiEes 81 TO 40
S4.9T Corselettes and Girdles. S3.97
&2.9f Corselettes and Girdles, S1.91
Ole Brassieres and Bandettes, SEE
zee and 39c Bandettes, for 29c
s1.95 ChemiSe and Pantles. Fig
ured crepe de chine. ....... .s9c
81 striped Satcen Slips. Built-up
shoulder and bodice style. ..19c
p mrs. Of S1.95 Printed Broad
cloth PajamaS. ..,........... 81
$50 prs. Women's Broadcloth Pa
1amas ,............ ......... 39c
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SO Socid
She

tOrnle
Desirable patterns for immec
shades. The following sizes:
ssa' S3S' 36. ll,37,, ! 80.
l/54, iI3s. if3s, 5/57, ass, iiI4o F
3 81, 1913. 439, 40 and lf4i
337, ioi3a, 7/39, 2/4o, 2/46,
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
HEBREWS TO STAGE
ANNUAL 'JAMBOREE.
Brotherhood to Raise Fund for
Benefit of Unemployed, Hospi-
taliEation and Immigration.

The Brotherhood of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. composed of $50
members, win stage at the Willard Hotel
Sunday evening its FIRST annual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
SEAPLANE RECORD
BELIEVED BROKEN
Russian Veteran, Now o. S. Citi.
zen, Sends Loaded Ship to
1880 Feet.
ny the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, March 5.-DrivinR his
swtn-motored amphibian to an apparent
altitude of 1880 feet, Capt. Boris
Serg1evsky, late of the Imperial Russian
Air Corps, brought back to his adopt
ed country yesterday the altitude record
Tor seaplaneS carrying a useful load of
1000 Kilograms (4,409.24 pounds.
Although it will be several days be-
fore the Paragraph can be calibrated at
Washington, the National Aeronautic
Association observer present said he
thought there was little doubt that
the record had been broken by several
thousand feet. The old record, held in
France, was 1887 feet
Yesterdays record brings the United
states one step nearer to the head OF
the procession in the peace time race
Tor air supremacy, the score now stand
ing: Germany, AZ; United States, IS.
The ship used by Sergievsky is a
Sikorsky amphibian S-38, from which
the wheels were removed. The plane
powered with two Pratt Il whitney
Radial Hornets of SIS horsepower each
carried about 120 gallons of gasoline
the plane and load together weighing
around IL 900 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
ACTION ON AIRPORT
DEFERREDBYC C. OF c.
Absence of Lieut.. Hinton
With Report Delays Final
Decision.

Following lengthy discussion Of the
Joint Congressional Airport Commits
sion's recommendation for the develop
ment of a municipal flying field at the
south end of Highway Bridge. the direc-
tors of the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce last night decided to defer
any definite action until more complete
information is obtained as to the details
of the proposal.
Waiting for Report.
The decision not to act was due, ii
was explained to the absence of Lieut..
Walter Hinton, chairman of the avia-
ton committee, who was to have fur
nished the board with a complete re-
port on the airport plan.
Presenting the airport question to the
board of directors, President Charles w.
Darr said the ultimate proposition with
which the board is faced is whether
the Chamber of Commerce is willing to
withdraw its support of q Gravelly
Point airport and indorse the site sug-
gested by Senator Bingham for per-
manent airport.
I'VE will never get Gravelly Point" he
declared, "even though they promise
that this new development will be only
temporary, If we agree to the compro-
mise.
1T has been advanced that the pur-
chase OF the lano would oe sOoQ IN
veStment I say the taxpayers have no
right to engage in speculation. So far
as I personally am concerned, I hope
the taxpayers will never be saddled with
this huge debt"
1t was said that the site across High
way Bridge would be controlled by the
State of Virginia and subject to the
laws and taxes of that State.
President Darr pointed out that the
new site would require almost as much
filling as would Gravelly Point and in
addition three to five years would be
necessary to remove all the vegetation
from the Department of Agriculture
experimental farm, portion OF which
the report proposes to have donated by
the Federal Government to the airport
project.
VIII Discuss Fairgrounds.
Announcement was made that the
next meeting of the chamber will be
held next Tuesday evening in the May
flower Hotel and win be devoted to
discussion of Washington's Fairgrounds.
The directors adopted a resolution of
sympathy to the family of Sigmund
Kann, prominent merchant, who died
two days ago.
The meeting last night was held at
the chamber headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
EXPLORER GOES 1850
FEET DOWN IN CAVERNS
frank Earnest Nicholson Descends
to New Low Level
in Caves.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CARLSBAD, N. M, March 5.-Frank
Earnest Nicholson, New York explorer,
has attained new depth level IN the
Carlsbad Cavern $50 feet below the
surface.
ThR main level Of the cavern is $50
feet below surface and the lower level is
200 feet. Nicholson and his party yes
terday took an almost perpendicular
drop through a tunnel down from a
point near the restaurant in the big
Room" and went $50 feet lower than
any previous explorer has gone In this
Goyernment-owned underground won
derland
Nicholson and his men came out oil
the cavern at midnight Monday night
AFTER an all-day expedition. Their cloth
ing was torn and their legs and hands
We're scratched from the arduous ascent
and descent, but they went back into the
cavern yesterday to try to follow this
tunnel to new low level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
NINE ARE INDICTED
IN IMMIGRANT PLOT
Two Women Involved in Alleged
Conspiracy to Supply Fraudu-
lent Visas and Papers.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March SHINE per-
sons, including two women, were in
dicted by Federal grand jury In Brook.
lyn yesterday for conspiracy in furnish
ing allegedly fraudulent visas and incl
dental papers to Polish citizens who
thereby gained admission to the United
States
Among those indicted was Harry M.
Hall, former vice consul at Warsaw,
Poland, who was dismissed February u
last as a result of the viso investiRa :.
lions. Federal Attorney Howard w.
Ameli refused to reveal the present
whereabouts Of Hall lest some harm be-
fall him.
The two women named In the indict-
ments are Miss Heipie Fabrikanc, alias
Horowitz, who Is being sought by Fed
eral authorities, and Mrs. Masza Smifer,
who was arrested several days ago and
released in bail.
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encouraging possibilities for the future
in the Capital airport problem, and its
gradual development Is favored, to the
end that the future growth of COM
mercial air transportation at the Ma
tional Capital may be amply provided
for.
I'm considering any property border
ing on the Potomac River for airport
purposes, the factor Of atmospheric and
weather conditions, particularly fog, al
though not q controlling element, must
be reckoned with and duly weighed. 1t
is believed that in view OF the occa-
sional, though relatively infrequent. oc-
currence of fog in sufficient volume to
render hazardous the use of the Sug-
geSted tract for airport purposes, addi-
tional property situated at a materially
higher altitude and some distance from
Underwater, although as convenient as
possible to the center of the city, should
be acquired and developed as an auxil-
larry airport.
Recommendations Of Group.
'Tn view of the foregoing observa-
lions, and having given careful conSid-
Grafton to all of the manifold elements
entering into the problem OF providing
timely and adequate airport facilities
for the Nations Capital, the joint COM
mission recommends the following steps
to that end, namely:
81. The passage by Congress Of legis-
lation similar to the Cramton bill (H
r. IS, list Cong), providing for 9
loan by the United States Government
to the District of Columbia for airport
development purposes of $2,500.o00
without interest to extend over a period
Of 10 years, and to be paid back by the
District of Columbia in 10 annual in
stallments OF $3.50, 900 each.
-. The acquisition, under the most
advantageous terms obtainable, by the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission, for immediate develop
ment, Of the properties situated at OF
near the southern terminus Of the High
way Bridge, known as Washington Air
port and Hoover Field, as best suited Ia
the immediate airport needs Of the
Capital.
IS. The passage of legislation pro-
viding for change in the location and
routing of that part of the highway
known as Military road lying between
Washington Airport and Hoover Field
so as to afford uninterrupted continuity
Of these lands for airport use.
=. The passage of legislation per.
hitting the government of the District
Of Columbia to use such portion of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
LEO ]. CHRISTAL DIES.

Once Popular and wealthy Actor
Ill but a Few Hours.
SAN FRANCISCO, March S (P:-Leo
j. Christal, AZ. once wealthy actor, died
yesterday Of pneumonia after an illness
of few hours. Out of work since No
vember, hence no funds, he trudged
through the rain Monday to a hospital
to tell Andrew Sears, fellow actor, that
he at last had work again.
The exposure was too much for him
Christal in 1918 inherited a Monterey
County ranch and q fortune In cash
He made a settlement Of $4,000 on his
first wife, Rose Marston, coincidence, at
their divorce in 1914. His second wife
Mrs. Cora Christal, is living in Bridge
port, Conn. They separated year ago
He also leaves two daughters by his first
marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05

day and approved bill to allow APP
pointments to the Board OF Public We'll
fare to be made for unexpired terms.
At present appointments to NIL the
places of members who resign or die
must be made for q full term.
The council extended its congratula-
tons to DR.. George H. Richardson, one
Of its members from the Federation Of
Civic Associations. who yesterday cele-
brated his fifty-sixth wedding anniver-
gary
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So-called Agricultural Experimental
Farm lands lying east of the railroad
tracks and adjacent to Hoover Field as
may be required for municipal airport
purposes.
IS. The gradual development Of the
tract known as Gravelly Point.
"7. The requirement by the National
Capital Park and Planning Commits
sion Of site situated on high land, as
near as possible to the center Of the
city. for development as an auxiliary
airport to be available for use whenever
weather and atmospheric conditions
render inadvisable the operation of air
craft at the main municipal airport"
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am b0Fee," { n e
proceeds of which
are to be used for
the benefit of I'M
employed Jewish
youths. hospitaliza-
ton and irnmigra-
ton.
Norman C. Kal,
former president of
the W ash in gton
Ad Club, Is to pre-
side, and Alvin
Neumeyer, attor-
ney, is to- direct the
ceremonies.
" r q do" Joe
Kaufman and his
"Brot he rh o o d
Boys" Quartet, the
Observation-Disclosures
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U. S. to Attend Law Conferences.

GENEVA, March (P.-Jay Pierre
at Bern, yesterday visited the secre-
tariat of the League of Nations and
stated that the United States will par
ticipate in the League conference for
the codification of international law
opening on March is at The Hague.
He said delegation from the State De-
partment at Washington accompanied
by technical experts would represent the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
BANKERS INDICTED.

Nebraskans Named in True Bills
Are Not Appreciated. v
NELSON, Nebr., March R.-
George S. Aldrich, son of former Gov
Aldrich of Nebraska, and Joseph Weir
former president of the State Bank OF
Superior, Nebr., were named in two in
dictmentS returned by the Nuckolls
County grand jury yesterday. The In
dictments charged the two men with
making false entries on the banks rec
ords and with accepting deposits after
the bank became insolVent.
The bank was closed in 1927. Aldrich
was cashier. Weir and Aldrich have
not been apprehended. When last heard
from Weir was in Colorado and Aldrich
in California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05

composed Of sons and daughters of the
members, Under the direction of Oscar
Click; Irving Diener, the Virginia tenor,
and ballet dancing will be included on
the program. Prizes viii be distributed
and there Will be dancing until / am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05

BRUSSELS, March LR.-King Al
bert and Queen Elizabeth left here to-
day for Egypt. It is understood that
Marie Jose, who recently became the
bride OF Prince Humbert Of italy, viii
Exeet her parents at Genoa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-12-04
NOTICE TO ALL
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
To all delinquent taxpayers that
if the taxes now due and in ar
rear are not paid on or before
the LIST day of January, 1881,
next, this Office will proceed to
collect according to law.
You are respectfully referred
to Section so of Chapter 566,
Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland, which provides as fol
lows:
"Section so. The Treasurer shall
during the first week in December in
each and every year give notice to
all delinquent taxpayers of said coun.
ty by advertisement in two newspap.
ers published in said county and by
handbills posted in five of the most
public places in each Election Dis
trict of said county, and at the Court
House door, warning them that the
payment of all taxes then in arrear
will be enforced by advertisement and
sale unless the same be paid before
the first day of January next follow
ing"
ALBERT l.. LEE,
Treasurer of Garrett County, Mo,