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The Washington times., 1930-09-12
MARL BORo ENTRIES
For Saturday

FIRST RAcE-Two-year-Olds; purse.
$500: 61k furlongs.
alright Button .io7, 7,Love Cloud. -. .109
s3.tsrakhSn s3isss s...io7EPRiIlIs .........iss
Rois Star....... 107t B0under ...ss..AAe
AlFo eligiblas
aIna Wrack. .117ibvisionary .....ite
aW. C. Seipp entry.
hA. T. Richardson entry.
SECOND RACE-Four-ye -year-olda and
upward; claiming: purse, $500; 81
Centrifugal i. .11alPIay Flowsr. los
Mh5igado 109I Highland Capt..1l2
SlEirmfsher .ss.117t tBucephalus s.ss1l2
Also eligible:
Sweet Lacrass. .11slKsecrecy .......1el
THIRD RACE-Three-year- and
upward; claiming; purse. $500;
Happy Rodgers 1O7lGuy Frazier. lis
xElusagon .... s109ixCcL Seth .s.sss4lA
Sun Clover. Iii ixstylish Mack. ia
FOURTH RACE-All ages:s claiming;
purse, $500: 1-l6 miles.
xEIat Brush -. 11slxRattls Shot ....11e
x3ye and Bye. I'll slxInstant ...s..,. 11S
xRed Robe -. s11S lxAlchentst s..ss 11s
xRuban Rouge. .113
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-oi and
upward; claiming; purse t9o0i 1rls
five oaks 80. .1oslxLet Alone ...1os
xIIigh Dell. .103IxPartnerahip ....1l0
GFarvard ..... ..1Oel elFrancis Sc. L....101
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-ol and
upwards claiming; purse. $500; 1l-is
miles.
xOverlook ..... .li2lxTerra Nova .....1I2
Lester w. e.sss s11SIxXowed Nenge'ce.11S
xl6aiccim ....lI5sxGuarny s..s.... los.
Justa Pal ....s. 1l2l
SEVENTH RACE-AlI ages: claiming;
purse, S500s lis rIlileR
rForest Lore -. .113ixKingFon .......115
xCavei ........ !. 1i0ixNanager Evers 113
kRock Queen .110I 0IxEugene s, $3.50. lis
Ice s.&16l
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed according to post poai-
tion.
First race. o'clock. standard time.
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
MARLBORO

THIRD RACE--RecOKnitloN.
aIGvENTH RACE -0periook, TOny
WoSaksu slsas, trask faSA
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
Announcements

Of the opening
dates Of Washington
schools. colleges, and
universities, as wen as
interesting pictures
and stories Of the
many activities o I
each institution, are
contained In the
EDUCATIONAL TAB
LOm published today
in-
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
lEXICO TOADD
ANOTHER STATE
lnother Territory Also To
Be Provided If Plan
l. Adopted

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
Brownsville Pastors Send Greetings

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
CAPITOL.

There L 10 sham. 10 bluff about
VIII Rogers. internationally dis
--zu1ShS6 III. writer. motion pic
ture star and hones7un pnilcSo-
phe-- Success his never turned the
head OF this simple. honest man
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laws OF syn-ax
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viewer.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
nODie Calendar


BROWNSVILLE
CzDftsa-@ and BIZ. Mare
Dresser and wallace Be%rT-
Diftmzun-Pzz0se 1ssn1.
HARLINGES-
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MERCEDES
Capiaca-The Big Trail.
MISSION
Mission Theater-Sunny; Mary
lyn Miller
RAYMONDyHLE-
Ramon-Mzyhe It's Love. Joan
Bennett
SAN BENTTO-
Riveli-Llgh-11n-. VIII Rogers
WESLACO-
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johnson and Reginald Denny
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
MEAD ASSERTS
MANY SETTLERS
DODGE PAYMENT,

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. OPP
The federal government is handl-
,apped in its development OF re-
clamation projects by politicians
Hho aid settlers in avoiding their
nnual payments, according 10 Re-
,lamation Commissioner Elwood
Mead
Mead explained to the House ap-
preparations committee that while
he government advances money 20
build reclamation projects under
contracts with settlers to repay
hat many users do not regard
,hese contracts as serious obliga-
tionS.
They expect and demand the aid
Of their senators and congressman
TO help them escape payment. The
result is that reclamation is a war
ring combination of politics and
business"
Mead reported that, otherwise
conditions on reclamation projects
were excellent. Crop value on re-
clamation projects increased SIT
6o8,3l0 in 1929 over 1923, the tota!
in 1929 being $l6l ,179, $50. The lr-
rigated area in 1929 was 2,7l8,l3O
acres, an increase OF Al ,030 over
1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
POLO CONTINUES
TO BE- POPULAR
With H0RSEMEn

Polo continued its growth toWar
the organization Of q regular team
when a group of members Of the E
Centro Junior Chamber of Com
merce and others gathered at tn
old show grounds at the eastern en-;
of Broadway street yesterday u
practice the fundamentals OF tn
game as instructed by Dave vii
loughby and an assistant.
Mounted on ponies that know
scarcely more about polo tnan d
the riders, members OF the Jayce
organization swattod the ball abou
the field with vigor and many ejac
ulations aimed at the horses. tn
ball, the mallets and anything else
animate or inanimate, that miga
come in for a share Of verbal be
rating.
Some talk was heard yesterd3.
of organizing q town team TO com
pete with the Junior Chamber 0
Commerce. 1t is understood tE2
several able riders can be persuad
cd to join such a team. Mallet
and other equipment for pol
team Will be proC;:ced soon.
When the equipment is received
the prospective polo players will &c
away to their practice game. Prac
tice thus far has been confloei t.
tWo-handed games between inditi
dual players.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
! MAKE PLANS TO
HANDLE TRAFFIC
AT ROSE BOWL

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. %. tSpe-
iaD-Plans for directing and con-
rolling traffic at the New Years
Jay football game between Ala
1ama and Washington State have
been perfected with absolute as
urance of ,>e greatest possible
iafety and speed in auto move
nents. Delay and confusion are
Entirely eliminated in the careful
y prepared plans to handle a rec
ord crowd of $1,000 or $4,000 people.
Highlights of the detailed organ
zation of the traffic situation are.
enlarged parking areas, improved
approaches, an elaborate system of
directional signs, and carefully
.rained group of traffic and park
ng directors.
The Pasadena police department,
civic organizations of the commun-
ty, the game management, the
tournament of Roses and the Auto
Club of Southern California are
cooperating in the arrangements to
handle the traffic situation with
the utmost efficiency. The sys-
lem of last year which moved the
entire crowd out in less than ar
hour after the game forms the
foundation for building this years
improved plan.
The areas are all marked plainly
md sufficient pedestrian space is
allowed in order not to conflict
with the motor traffic. There will
be 10 entrances to the parking area
md confusion will be avoided by
the elimination of cross traffic.
The success Of the motorists
convenience i.eS entirely with the
individual driver Follow the mark
ers, obey the traffic directors and
remember your parking area and
there will be no delay or confus-
ION, the management advises.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
! ESTATE LEFT
BY RECLUSE IS
AWAITING OWNER

FALLS CITY, Ncb Dee D. UP
An unclaimed legacy Of nearly
$4,000 awaits the son and daugh-
tiers of II. I. Hunt, 72-year -old re-
cluse. whose death disclosed the
presence of the hidden fortune in
his tiny shanty here.
Richardson county authorities
have started a nationwide search
.or the possible bencticlaries OF the
old mans tortunc-hOarded up dur
ing more than a quarter OF cen
tury in an old tin box hidden in
his shack.
Hunt tossed on the bed within
reach OF the fortune in government
bonds before being discovered in
delirium and removed to hospital
where he died OF starvation and
complications.
Hunt and his wife were separated
more than % years ago. Hunt gave
no his position as a telegraph OPP
orator here following the Separa-
ton, moved into the shanty and
gained the reputation OF OelAg an
eccentric.
While some Of the few who could
remember him before his retire
meme believed he had been married
twice. nothing was known Of the
whereabouts of either wife. He sell
dom mentioned his family affairs
ether than that he had a son ana
two daughters, believed living IN
Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
New Angle In
Beesemyer Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %. U,P
Harry A. De VauX. of San Fran
cisco, resident of the Yreka Railroad
Company, was to be served today
with papers requesting his presence
in Yreka at a receivership suit.
The name of Gilbert Beesemyer
confessed $4,000 900 defaulter from
Los Angeles, appears on the books OF
the company, attorneys for the re-
ceivrship applicants declared.
BY reason of a 100000 loan &c
the klamath River Holding Com
pany, Beesemyer holds virtually al,
stock in the line, it was said.
The receivership applic at o n
charged that De VauX dissipated the
lines funds IN eXtravagant trips.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
Theatre Robbed
By Lone Bandit

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %. (U.p)-
An unmasked gunman held up
Loew's Warfield, large downtown
picture house. today, forced Em-
erson Jackman. assistant manager
to open the safe and fled with
weekend receipts amounting TO
$4,000.
Jackman was alone in the office
when the bandit entered. AS jack
man rose the man pulled a As re-
Volver.
"One peep and you're through,
he warned Jackman. Jackman did
not peep. Locating the safe, the
youth ordered Jackman to open it.
Three men who walked into the
office on legitimate errands were
forced by the bandit to lie down,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-22
Churches To Hold
Special Services

With all the gaiety planned for
the holiday season, the churches are
not forgetting the true reason tor
celebrating-the birthday Of the m
FAINT Chrls.
Many observed Christmas yester-
day. st.ll others are doing so this
week, while Christmas Eve, at mid
night, St Faul's Episcopal service
church will celebrate Holy Eucharist
end a sermon will be given by the
vicar, The Rev Charles Wilson ba-
ker.
st. Mary's Catholic church VIII
hold on Christmas Eve the midnight
mass that is celebrated in Catholic
churches all over the world or thls
occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
NAVY ORDERS

Orders issued to officers under date
6 December Is, 1890:
Comdr. Edmund w. Strother. de.
tached submarine base, Coco Solo. Canal
Zone, to u. S. S. Arizona.
Lieut.. Comdr. Romeo J. Jondreau,
detached U. o. 9. Relief, 70 duty as aide
On staff commander feet base force.
Lieut. Robert P. Erdman, orders of
October 8 further modified; upon ex-
piration OF delay, to duty Naval Acad-
envy In connection with Bureau Of Nayi-
cation educational courses.
Lieut.. Elmer r. Hill, detached navy
yard, Portsmouth, N. H., to RESIGNATION
accepted effective March 8, 1881.
Lieut.. Walter H. Roberts, detached
Submarine Division II, to duty as d.
vision engineer officer Submarine De
vision 4.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade Francis K.
Carmody, detached U. s. S. Elliott
about January is, to Asiatic station.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Edward G.
kltch1e, detached VI Squadron 3-B, u.
y 5. Lexington, to resignation accepted
effective December /, 1880.
Dental Corps.
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert s. Davis, D. c..
detached U. s. s. Melville, TO Marine
Barracks, Quantico, Va,
supply corps.
Lieut. Comdr. Robert w. Clark, 8.
O., detached navy yard, Philadelphia,
Pa, to such duty as may be assigned,
navy yard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lieut.. Charles Schaff, S. c., TO addi-
Gonal duty on January IS, 1891, with
special destroyer group (deconmission-
ing.
Lieut.. (Junior GTade) Joseph P.
Burke, s. c., detached destroyers de-
commissioning, Philadelphia, Pa, about
january rs, to Destroyer Division 90,
Training Squadron, Scouting Fleet.
Construction Corps.
Capt. William McEntee, G. c., de-
tached as inspector Of naval material,
Pittsburgh district, Munhan. Pa, about
January 2, to duty as superintending
construction, Newport News Shipbuild-
ing & Dry Dock Co., Newport News, Va.
Warrant Officers.
Chief Boatswain William A. Jones,
detached navy yard, Puget Sound,
Wash, about January IA, to o. g. 8.
Saratoga.
Chief Gunner Ellis H. Roach, de-
tAched U. S. S. Holland, to Naval Hos
pital Station, Newport, r. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
CUDAHY AND WIFE
NOW RECONC|LED
Young Scion of Packing Fam
lIy and Actress Have Had
Stormy Time.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December 19.-The
storm that beset the marriage of
Michael Cudahy, 22-year-old scion of
the meat packing family, and Muriel
Evans, petite film actress, has subsidized.
Married in the Summer of 1929 in
Riverside, Calf, after an attempted
elopement 9 few months before to
Yuma, Ariz., had resulted in young
Cudahy being brought home by the
sheriff ct his mothers request, Mrs.
Cudahy obtained an interlocttory de
vorce decree October Is last.
But they weren't happy apart, the
young woman explained last night, and
became reconciled. 80" she said, IN
not apply for my final decree and it
won't be a divorce at adjust a separa-
ton"
Shortly after their marriage young
Cudahy was arrested for driving while
intoxicated, convicted and fined $500.
With the settlement of the case, he
sailed with his bride for Paris. Upon
their return reports circulated they
planned to separate, and few months
later the divorce suit was filed.
HE nagged me until couldn't stand
It." Mrs. Cudahy testified at the trial.
HE began nagging before our honey
moon was over" She wept as she
testified.
Last night. she said. cit was q case
Of If we can't be sweethearts, let's be
friends and now If we're friends, let's
be sweetfearts.'
Mrs. John p. Cudahy, mother of
Michael. said they are very happy, and
I'm happy, too"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19

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