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would Replace Black Walnut.

RALEIGH. N. c. R.-Eighty club
boys. In Caldwell county planted 1000
effort to replace the fast diminishing
supply Of this native American timber.
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SALE-SUBURBAN sAIE-sunuRnAN
(ConinuedJ fcenlnns1.I '
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK.


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MAUDE H. LAWRY,
Shepherd 2546 213 Cedar Ave
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Amos Clarke, blind organist Of the
parish church for 50 years, has died at
Qoalyt1A ZnslanA
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MONEY no LOAN
WANTED-MONEY
SALE--SUBURBAN.

r. AND B., GAS: ELECTRICITY, FUR
flowers. fruit and shade; 1920; 500 cash,
l balance IS, s4o mo 20. Erwin REALTY CO.,
ooH EsS ..sns PTPLEx
Ppone ss3 Silver l s9r wgS ave- Silver spF
y IoA E1GHbAN I9s06 f.r MoDERN PuNGh
Ar. bungalow. ike new. modern. large lot,
Also mass si sssc t terms nsx to
s ssR:l ssts nsTy i Ri Sas s . 4S
s e = sRprSSs iassS s!s ShiS$ Gsk:5sst
S Van Phone ciarendon v ai1SeW-1. FRAZER ave.
oAKIICREsT.ss,25o; 2: Mo 3l7l BEST
ssssG Chance T q 0gtP des
sr Sf Phone M xSEn09 Rys
"oNP AhTiEs 81 suM A tsRI HorE sH'E
court. blooming S' flowers and A shruS Ssnn
stis a. and bstss MIS- HTsy e
H 10 miles from Wa;hinng zn,,. Apply G. Z
SIS nW or on premises Of your s 6rSke
Drive out and see the place.
OLD COUNTRY ESTATE, IN PIEDMONT,
Melton Farm, 20s acres, near MiddieburE;
meet OF the Piedmont Hunt was held here
leat NoVemDer, THIS property adJolnS Two
other hunt territories and is surrounded By
magnificent estates of Virginia sportsmen:
well watered, stone-walled fields, wonderful
building sites with charming views ana q
quaint colonial home Of stone with modern
improveAents, make an ideal country eSsree
near Washington. Price and further details
obtainable through w. s. HOGE, Jr., Sol
Shoreham Building. District $685.
FINE ESTATE SITE FOR SALE-A DIS
tinctive seven-and-a-half-acr homo site;
eighty maEniflcent trees on two-acre land
scaped lawn, with gravel drives: situated on
hard surfaced highway, at edge Of Falls
Church, Va. Most desirable Exclusively
held by w. 8 EOGE. Jr., Sol Shoreham
Building. District 6563.
JEFFERSON PARK -. MODERN. WELL
equipped home; reasonably priced al 1850.
Drive out and see. BRYANT, as Montrose
ave.
SIX ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH; SEAT
Pleasant, Md; high location: shady lawn;
near trolley and bus. J. A.. WILLAMETTE,
2525 Ontario I'd. NV, Apt. 20. owner
$40 PER MONTH FOR RENT.
Any practical minded small family who
feel that their present housing expense Is 3
burden, can, with o small amount Of cash
and willingness TO make some personai
sacrifice, reduce their rent to $40 per
-. inquire 81 ss2a osprsia ave. =.
CORNER PRoPERTY.. LEE .HIdHWAY-i
acre; g rooms; electricity; outhuiidings.
EDWAED xukLIN, Merrineld, Va.
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New Brick Bungalow-$7,95O
Unusual Design.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 9 Pm.
RENT-SUBURBAN.

RENT-SUBURBAN.
: AND 5 ROOM HOUSE WITH 5 ACRES
EACH lust aeross the District line. about
P PhSnt fr Gnc S3Oq l, aCOe Hill 1916 M St
FTURNIsAED-oLD STONE FARM HOUSE
from Angust ! for rest Of season; nine
cheap; 20 miles from washington; Southern
&. f.; Apply MRS: SHELTON care Miss L.
SJ aT 81 A:p Mp +; Rooms rURNIsAEp
able. Phone bradley 256-W.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM MODERN BUN0A.
GEO: 4. WAEKER. WATTS sos eve.. Zoe. $40
Sc,ROOM BUNGALOW NEAR WASHINGTON
h..w.h.. garage; good location; rent ;ss'
GROOM BUNGALOW, baths, h.-w.h., IRE
situated eay r 81 sna rent SIS
dnyh rooms: story, bath. h,-w.h.. cleo. gas,
double sar GEO q A. Y RGSRE RvS Co. rent $50
Phone Clarendon ie7: Nights Clarendon a.
SUBURBAN HOME ON BEAUTIFUL LEE
money making proposition for toSrists ur and
o otns. Drive in, big sign marked Allen
o OAK REST. 1-R;o Mo3IPERN BRICK
Sec L. 0q PRfcE osfsyTihsi Vie 6ss6
en edsoon a Pkg near Frazier ave. Phone CLAIR
OAtEAN' NlD.-r1NE-ftNbOM HOUSE
win path; one acre ground with lawn, gar
puS passes house. FRED F. WESTON 2os
FURNISHED s:-RooM COTTAGE, DELIGHT.
Il Prone Sas sosRv ii easss '''
TTA TAX PARK BUNGALOW, Ii6 NEW
cosed-in porcSes Fsra senOG arrs ot S,5
trees. Mr.. LoHR. Ga 6sssl. -O' WIN
r -FOUR, BUNGALOW FOR RENT,
R hgafpy y.Tsinia Phone Clarendon 1902 or
FURNISHED MODERN FIVE-RooM HOUSE,
garage; $50. l16 Flower ave, Takoma
Si sEESo PM BUNGALOW, WATER. ELEc.,
broom bungalow, water, cleo, large lot,
shade trees and shrubbery; $25 mo-
%. B. zANTZINGER Co,
Nat o37I. 10th and SITS NV
FOR SUMMER-NEAR WASHINGTON GOLF
ana Country Club; Jewell Station, Va; g.
room house, furnished garage, sleeping
porch, Frigidaire, electric stove, etc For
p eaTdS sss apply to FRANK sUTER, Clar-
COTTAGE. JUST. OFF CONDUIT ROAD,
Opposite Dalecarlia Reservoir; water and
electricity; $25 per month. Can be seen
arter 10 a.rnr or call Adams S9ee-W after
FoUR:RooM !. HOUSE. WITH GARDEN
spot, $40 month. 4-room and bath bunga-
low, electric light; $25. rooms and bath,
anil, 1885, Groom and bath house,
acres, garage. lots Of shade, ami; SIS.
o. B. zANTZNGER Co,
Phone Hyattsville u. Hyattsville, Md.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
See this bareain--5 rooms. tile bath, large
attic, hot-water heat fully screened and
weather-Stripped; beautiful. high location
among shade trees; like new, but a lot less
money. II you have a little cash and can
stand $50 a month, why look further? See
OWNER, 2002 r. J. ave. ne, or call North
o730.
coLORED-NEW SIR, BATH sTUCCO BUN
galow, brick fireplace, porch, furnace, cellar,
electricity; lots; main street; Elk Grove
sub, 63rd st. and Sheriff I'd. ne. AIT on
property. OWNER, COL 1888. $3.50,
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

OAAL OkS EANnhNOEs
fla MoETH BEACH pARK ONE
sioer small property. Address Box 4s4-z,
WILL TRADE i0-RooM 2-BATH HOUSE
h6m snd ReE lsooe1 for Os %a
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE LARGE STORE
located en- Ga. ave, near Jefferson; equity
dsse ssSSo above rs t S1t
office.
STORE. TWO EXTRA ROOMS; TWO 4
cpcs io4 ny $. Near puP Est
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-i2 ROOMS, 2
modern; excellent condition; best oil burner;
ADDRESS G Box zssz star 5ST clear
800 ETHAN ALLEN AVE, TAKOMA PARK
ss3sS sssSssS. 81 mo. or trade Met 800
BEAUTIFUL HOME, VIENNA, VA.-NEARLY
Y acres: every conysnience; ideal location
home; TiSht On 6ishwSy, trolley, bus msii at
eS MSER city co pET sgs notes or clear farm
Dutch colonial; ami; 80 acres, with farm
Without ss zour h @orsns
city lots %Sdress s sS2
54-A. Star once.
AoR PIob.r ssM On H2 R .s {lba R
place, fruits. garden; Vienna, Va. Trade
Falls Church and Clarendon; near car line
Address Box 24-A, Star ONCE.
TWO GROOM HOUSES IN SEAT PLEAS
ant, Md. All city conveniences; miles from
town, en- Central ave; suitable for business.
Sale or exchange for farm. Phone Capital
Heights 3e5.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM TAKEN
under foreclosure; 162 acres: near Frederick
Baltic pike Could sell all products to mo-
station and luncheonette. Address Box
MATCH UP. MOST ANY REAEONABEE
Quick service. Clev. $3.50.
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Phone CIarendOn q
200 Lee Highway.

MILEs FROM SILVER SPRING. MD
So ACRES: QUAINT OLD HOUSE: ELEc-
ERIGJTY SEVER NE WATE F1rE oHSHAPD
L w GRoOMs. l719 EYE ST
WHY PAY, RENT WHEN $50 CASH AND
S35 month buys $4,000 bargain? Modern 5-r.
and bath buns. city water. gas range. ga
rage; newly painted; y a.; bus. is min. city;
l block of Lee Highwsy. Clarendon 400
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SALE OR RENT-SuBURBAN.

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
OWNERS HOME. ROOMS, sun PORCH,
modern beautiful yard, large hen house,
rent, $40. Hyatts. 20s-J SUNDAYS or ewes.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM MODERN BUNGA-
low occupied by owner, large porches. H.
VII; attractive yard and shrubbery; quiet;
convenient to cars; one fare gone. Address
Box l00-A, Star once.
MODERN = LYON PARK, VA. = s ROOMS
fruit. shrubbery; reduced, 500 cash, $40 mo-;
1900. immediate possession. Shepherd
2509-W.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK 6ALE-si,OOO on.
der cost; e-roonl bungalow; very attractive;
near r. !. ave. e>r 3306 Eastern ave. Open
view; ami. OGf'ERs North 404s-J, eve,
SUNDAYS.
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SALE-ACREAGE.
WANTED-ACREAGE.

WANTED ACREAGE SUITABLE FOR SUB
division part cash. balance newly -condi-
toned leased houses. FULTON r. GORDON.
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MATCH UP. MOST ANY REASoNABEE
trade in local or clear out-of.toVn PROPERTY.
Quick service. Clev. $50.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.
SUMMER CAMPS,

BUNGALOW ON CANAI-ONE CAR FARE;
accommodate six more; rental, SIS or
less to proper persons. Address Box 394-Z,
Star ONCE. a
CAMP KEWANZEE. mountain resort (for-
merly Apple orchard Camp now open. Ele-
vation, 1000 feet; chestnut log cabins, new
meals; reasonable rates. For booklet write
Va .
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CAMP PEIKAN LODGE


salt water camp in the heart of the IA
nous Chesapeake Bay country. Expert in
struction in all sports-swimming, canoeing,
Open-air Sleeping bunEaiows. A happy and
healtbful Summer, at reasonable rates. Ninth
season. Write for illustrated booklet.
MARGUERITE r. KLEIN, Director.
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND.
Also PetkdR Lodge Club for Older Girls
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Liberal Loans Procured
On Autos, Trucks, Store, once Equipment
a, Quick. Low cost Confidential service
MONK, ssi N Y Ave. NV. Nat. s722.
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Here Is Every School Supply You Need
iderateO of SchooIA HOUanc

Pencil Boxes, some of them
completely equipped with COM
pass, pen points, etc.
Csc to $3.50
Red and Green Leather Pencil
Cases, name stamped in gold
letters on case and a pencils, ST.
Patent Leather Bags, bound in
red or blue. Special. $50
Brown Leather Covers for the
college student. SO to $4.75
Looseleaf Filters to match.
CSC to 75c
Composition Books 1oc to Csc
Fountain Pens. $3.50 to $40
Automatic Pencils. 81 to SIS
Pencils. :. Csc to SOC dozen
STATIONERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
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Exclusive ShGgmOOr Features
Shagmoor fabrics are obtainable only in Shag-
moor coats pure wool. remarkably durable
and practically immune to moisture. dust and
wrinkles. Suitable for town or country, shop
ping, motoring and travelling. Any model may
be ordered in any size.
CoArs THIRD FLOOR
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Shagmoor Goats
With a newness that is distinctly
Exclusively Here in Washington

This wardrobe complete without Shmoo Coat dbna
formal Woodward Lotrop
mgton. They follow the latest Paris fashions cevey moulded the
English with the exclusive features for which
Shagmoo famous, but with that distinctly 9303 New
sihouetes, BELTS plain and softer fabrics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-15

Every school need from kindergarten crayons
to important looking College notebooks may
be satisfied here conveniently located in
our lst Floor Stationery Section.
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Shagnoor Coats of the
new De Luxe plain-col-
ored fabric with kit fox
that forms an integral
part of the sleeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-15

Shagmoor Coat that ex-
ploits the chic of the fur
less sleeve and dark fur,
opossum, on ligh- fabric.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

The giant sequoia trees of the western coast Of the United States sometimes have bark two feet thick,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
City Items

For bedding >plants. cosmos, stocks. calondulas. petunlas. lobeua, ageratums. fuchsla dusty miller. phlox. verbenas bachelor buttons and straw flowers, in mixed colors. ready to plant Open evenings Flower Greenhause. t163 Stanley street. Tel 3S26-W.-adHt
 Tonight will be tbe second night Of the annual A. M. [ Zion church fair given under the auspices of the Busy Bees. Mrs Martha Brewer. president. The program last night vas under the direction Of John (. Baker and tonlghts program will he under the direction Of Professor John J. Williams
 The police were notified today Of the return Of the right 10 operate to Joseph ]. Mancarello Of 22o Washington street, by the state mo- tor vehicle department,
 The police received 1ord last evening that two hoys, aged t@ and l4. were taken into custody in Mil ford Thcy left their homes ln this city Wednesday.
 Private Walter ], Smith post Vet erans of Foreign Wars. will continue it's poppy drive today and tomorrow
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Baum Of 676 West Main street will spend the next few days n Rutland, Vt
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
Elks Will Have Social
 At Paragon on May 27

The first event to be conducted by the newly appointed social copmit tee Of New Britain lodge, B. P. o. Elks, will be a social and dance to be held at the Paragon inn on Tues day evening, May 27. The commit tee requests information s to who plans to attend. The committee is a S follows: ?. E. R, T. ". O'Brien: P. E. R, Dr. Henry Martin; Esteemed Lecturing NJ. Knight, Francis Egan; Otto Miller. James E. Bechand. Hugh L. Coyle, Dr. ". S. Keith, Jo- seph C, Agnello, Francis L. Clynes. Clifford J. Ahearn. John Stadler. Jr, Matthew Nj. Mesklll and John r. Burns.
 The next regular meeting of the lodge will be held on Thursday eve ming, June ,.
 The committee in charge of the annual Flag day exercises has recommended that they be held on Friday. June 13. This affair will be open 10 the public.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
DAMAGE SUITS DECIDED;
 FAMILY FIGHT IS DRAW
Claim Against Father-in-L After Fight and Counter Claim
 End All Even,

After Judge Els in superior court yesterday had heard both sides of a family argument between khazar- ous Cholackian. formerly Of this city and now of Hartford and his Darents-in- Mir, and Mrs. Moosegh and Lucia Pazeian of 57 Greenwood street, he decided both sides were equally to blame for a fight on Greenwood street and he gave judgment for the defendant on the complaint and the plaintiff on the defendants cross complaint.
 CholaCkan, who IS now a butcher III Hartford. formerly lived Tn the same house with hls parents-in-law, and It IS claimed that he borrowed S40 from them. A rug was held as security and when he attempted to gain possession of it, a fight follow ed. II is claimed that the son-lnlaw vas thrown down stairs and injured. The defendant also claimed injuries in the battle
 Attorney Andrew s. Aharonian appared for the plaintiff and Attor- ney s. Gerard Casale represented the defendant in yesterdays hear ing.
 Khazarous Cholackian is now de fendant in . divorce suit brought against him by his wife. Virginia, who IS taking the side of her parents in the argument, In her petition she charges that her husband was guilty 0f intolerahle cruelty.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
HARDWARE A. (. TEAM
 ENTERS COUNTY MEET
Former High School Athletes to Re turn to Cinder Path and
 Field Tomorrow.

New Britain A. C. organized by former members of the Senior High school track team, will participate for the first time in a meet when members of the club will take part nthe County Y. M. C. A. contests tomorrow afternoon at Willow Brook park.
 Members of the team are Sidney Lines, who shattered the high school record for the "Century"; MerWln Pfersick. who will run the mile and half mile events: Anthony Grzybow- ski, former high school captain, Al Middleton, who broke the New Eng alnd iavelin record in the last Trl- angular meet; Nittie Grimat, win ner Of the Burns memorial; Bill Hughes and George Meligonis. dash men and broad jumpers.
 The team will make further ar rangements to be entered in various meets in the state.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
'PAJAMA DESERTER'
 GIVEN ACQUITTAL
GGassed Soldier Who Fled HOSpi- tal Gets Clean Record

. Boston. May 23.-(LP)-Francis M. Mastsrson Of Winthrop, World , war veteran. has been acquitted Of I : assertion charge by a general court martial
 Gassed and wounded n France : Masterson was held for treatment in . g, New York hospital after his re- s turn from overseas
 Clad in pa aJamas and an overcoat he left the hospital without per p mission anxious 10 a=alR see his kZn ~ here The desertton charge vas brought -olr years later. 5 According 10 Mastersor-s tesI- , n1ony. he found or srrl,gnS hero ' thar his mother hal dIad Returning
 to New York. the hospital he left had gone out of existence. Patents had 9 been removed 10 Camp Merritt. , \. J. so he wens there He olAmed
 to have received red discharge q rhevron ct the camp . He got veterans compensation for Four years until being notified ct the |. Assertion charge
 The general court martial fellber- .ted only half an hour yesterday be z fore acQuItting Masterson. Slnce , authorizes have no record ot hlz
 discharge. Masterson Is technically q
 member os the army This matter
 was expected to hs cleared IF to-
 day when the soldier reports 10 the
 commanding officer at Fort Banks
 for orders
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
Hooch Makes Man Strong,
 He Breaks Off Door Knob

Paul Laskowskl 36, of 20 1a~lor street. became intoxlcated yesterday afternoon and was arrested on 3 couch in the kitchen ot q tenement at B Clark street sn charges of drunkenness and inJurnS private property Sergeant T ], Feency found q door panel cracked and the lock broken and Mrs Sudak. who occupies the tenement, wanted LaskoHs<i arrested
 According to LaskoUskI. he has been in the tenement many times and before he was arrested at 5 o'clock in the evening he had been told to bring enough meat for a meal He had few drinks Of moon shine liquor and 4 affected him, he admitted. but he had not meant to
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
REMINGTON GIRLS
 LEG FRACTURED
Auto Strikes Agnes Rafo-
 Waterman Denies Arrest
' S0a-a1 ta the Heraidl

>eUlngton. May 2S,-Mlss Agnes Eaffo. #, of Sa Buck street s 3 patient al the Hartford hospital. here she was taken yesterday morning after being run down by an auromohI1a as she allghted from trolley car on New Britain ave- nua. Hartford. James F. Daley Of -1o Grandview terrace. Hartford, driver of the auto is not being held, but Detective John T. Langrish of the Hartford police is 1nvestlg lgatlng.
 Daley told the authorfties that he stopped his car when the trolley halted and that when the two vehicles had started ID agaln. the door of the trolley car suddenly opened and Mss Ratio jumped out. The left front bumper Of hls ma chine struck her and knocked her down, tracturIrg her leg and lacerat-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
BOOK TRADE OPENS
 PRICE SLASH VAR
Dollar Fiction Promised in Sud-
 den Competitive Cuts

-4 Neu York. May s )-Intenee Competition n the book puhnshlng business, aggravated recently hy wholesale retailing through drug and cigar stores. broke irto an open price ~ar today with announcement by leading publishers of drastic re- ducrons
 Three publishing houses sad they would slash prices 10 an unpre- cedented leve1 by bringing out new fiction Of leading authors st 21 a copy instead Of the E or $2-5o usually charged
 4 fourth house sad Y would pub ltsh its first novels at 2l 51 per CODY
 Doubleday porsn & Co oas the largest house to announce $1 novels, Non fiction will be reduced accordingly.
 Farrar t Rinehart announced q dollar series e novels. with some types at 2 minimum Of S2.oo,
 Simon X schuster sad all new novels Of standard size would b. priced at S1. any changes depending or binding required.
 Coward NcCann, m 2 less drastic cut, said that its first novels intro duclng new authors would he sold for $50.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
May Beetles Invade
 German Communities

. Hanover, Germany. May g oP'- 'An Egyptian grasshopper plague is para1leled here by a May beetle in- vasion which IS raging in many parts Of SchlesUIg- -Holsteln northern Han over.
 s0arms Of beetles arc descending upon the fields. in the streets and even invading homes. The situation has made suspension ot school ses- s1ons necessary, the children help ing their parents fight the bugs.
 The younger generation Is having I. great time scooplng fhe May beetles into sacks, barrels and tubs Boiling water IS the method Of eH- termination. The mixture then is fed 10 pigs and chickens which seem 70 relish the diet
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

break the door. When he took hold Of the knob it gave way. You be- came strong after having couple of drinks. apparently" Judge Sake ob- served.
 A fine of s10 and costs was im- posed on the charge of drunkenness and judgment was suspended on the other charge, Judge Sake taking the view that the damage to the door was unintentional.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
Waterman Denies, Arrest

Grand Juror Francis Waterman. VI ho appeared 1n court Tuesday night as complainant 1n an assault case against hls son. William Waterman. and n.ho paid costs Of court himsejt when q warrant charging hlm with q similar oftensc vas prepared on the spot. today denled that he had been arrested 1T thIs much involved case. Mir Waterman accused his son Of attacking him nlth a hoe and stones. nut after counrer-testimony Prosecutor Harold Lucas stated he believed Mfr Waterman has started the trouble
 < warrant for Nr Waterman $ arrest Ras then prepared, hut Mir. Waterman stated today that this was not served upon him and that he was not put TO plea. Prosecutor Lucas recommended a fine Of 510 and costs. but Judge Stanley Welles refused 70 assess +his and nolled the rase upon payment Of costs.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
COMMUNITY CHEST FUND
 GETS PLEDGES AND CASH
Trea Surer Leon \. Sprague Reports Response Being Made to
 special Appeal.

Although officers Of the United Community Chest Corp, postponed the annual solicitation Of funds until the fall. Treasurer Leon A. Sprague reported today that the special ap- peal sent out by the corporation has resulted in q generous response.
 Pledges received thus far amount 10 St3.270 and S7.@91.25 has been received in cash The corporation budget for the current year Is s72.- nnn
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
COTTON FUTURES

New York, May 23 LP-Cotton futures opened steady; July 1887. October 15.26: December 1884: Jan uary 15.31. New contracts-October 1498; December 1908; January 15.02; March 15.24.
Nogales international., 1930-12-05
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To DAVID E. WOLFE.
You are hereby notified that I,
the undersigned, have expended
during the year 1929-1930, the sum
of SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
($16O0O0), in labor and improve
ments on the following described
mining claims, being ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS, ($1o0.oO worth
of labor and improvements on each
of the following named mining
claims, to-wit: Those, The Last
Chance, Silent Friend, Tuos Steer,
Rose Bud, Golden Reef, Queen Bee,
Lone Star, Fair View, America,
Uncle Sammy, Blue Jay, Security,
Treasurer, Revenue, Lilly, and Blue
Bonnet, certain mining claims, sit
uated in the NogaleS Mining Dis
trict, Santa Cruz County, State Of
Arizona and described as follows:
These mining claims, according to
location notices thereof, recorded,
respectively, in Book 19, page 587;
Book, 10, page COS; Book 10, page
500; Book 10, page 6o3; Book 10,
page 591; Book 10. page $50; Book
10, page 6o9; Book 10, page 6o4;
Book 10, page 6o8; Book 10, page
SOC; Book 10, page $40; Book 1S.
page 594; Book 10. page 5S2: Book
10, page 500; Book Il, page "a;
Book 81, page IS; Of Mining Loca-