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The Washington times., 1930-10-15
HShtlnE the Lsye-lGaseh

Aghtang tAe LSveehAhscA
A man sometimes thinks that
he win marry q girl-umtn he
discovers that al her friends
think 20, too. Then, he suddenly
changes his mind.
Trying to hiring two people
together" Is the suregt way Of
separating them. And the quick
est way to get burnt fingers ts
by attempting to hght Q love
match.
Yet, every normal woman Is
born with the matchmAkers in
stinct and diseased with the pas
sion for marrying her friends
off to each other.
Next to marrying q man. her
self, there Is nothing that gives
her such n sense Of triumph and
satisfaction as 10 marry him or
to some other woman. She Just
cannot BEAR TO see an eligible
bachelor left hanging around
loose, when some woman miGht
be using him for q husband. .
IT'S like seeing 4 lot Of old
clothes hanging i'm the closet,
when the janitOr or the hallb0y
might be wearing them. It pains
her thrifty soul.
She knows that both the
bachelor and the clothes are
bound to become motheaten and
out-of-style, In time, and then
what good win they be to any
body?
Besides, no woman. can be
completely and thoroughly happy
until al her spinster friends
are married off and safely
settled" whether they want to
be or not. '..~--
Yet, nOthing-not even baby
golf-is such 0 waste Of time
and energy as the gentle are
Of matchmaking.
A man can catch the CLINT
Of the hunters look in, q match
makers eye 30 feet away; and,
from that moment on, he In as
wary and balky as any other
wild thing fighting for its lib
The Washington times., 1930-10-15

Yet, nOthing-not even baby
golf -is such 0 waste Of time
and energy as the gentle are
Of matchmaking.
The Washington times., 1930-10-15
DO YOU KNOW
THAT

A nonrEturnahle milk bottle
0f wood fiber has Sheen in
vented.
Soft copper Is One Of the In
gradients Of . new alloy that
can be tempered rs hard as
steel for razor blades and
shears. -.--ss..
japanese Jazz music is becoEa-
ing popular IN various cities of
the Orient.
The Washington times., 1930-10-15
Gangster Guns Spit Death
In This Gripping Serial
THE STORY THUS FAR:

rTke EdgesCater KID" By stealing from Kinky king,
laSder Of tie West Side gang the beautiful POdck Annie
starts gang sCar betSUeen Kks fOOsDeTs and those Of
GOaie GOrSo boss of the North Side gGng. As result
the Ed0esCGter Kid Is killed By mGeNe gW1 aad the
same eUeniRg Kinky King found murdered gold re
VOlver By his SIDE GOyIO is knON to have OCHed sHeh
pistol The public OMtcry causes action OF the part Ot
the rRayOr and the chief of police They decide an arrest
must be made and the chief suggests POGek ARRie as
sacrifice to the general cGnOr for action He tells tAe
ovor that gold HpstcE also found By KiRkys body
The chief arrests Amnie SchO Sheu break hi
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY:
The Washington times., 1930-10-15

Many good husband has been 'anEht on the rebound
Much depends upon your attitude toward the other girl
Never knock her. You knock yourself with him when
you do.
Don't praise her much either. Emphasize the last
The Washington times., 1930-10-15

Of how wonderful he is and how much he love
and happiness i@. 2t@ss
He may begin think he is too good for her and that
she doesn't appreciate him enough. That good gain
Listen much. Say little sss{
@ynpakAyr works Wnmanggg a c5fF@1
The Washington times., 1930-10-15
By FAY KING

One problem of love is how to win the you like who
seems interested in another girl.
The most important step to keep his friendship He
may you for consolation when the other girl
out of his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21
DROUGHT VICTIMS
TOsET CASH RELIEF
Monthly Contributions for
Support Planned by CuI-
pepper Association.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, october 21.-Under
the direction of Chairman J. Hamilton
Newhouse, the Welfare Association has
worked out plan whereby monthly
contributions will be used to maintain
a number of Culpeper families that have
been made practically penniless through
the loss of crops by the drought, until
the following Spring when they can
again be self-supporting.
Issuing an earnest appeal in Culpeper
and elsewhere, this association, which
raised upward of $4,000 for the victims
of the WoodYille tornado two years ago,
has for its present goal $3,50O-this pc
ing needed for immediate relief work
and carrying out the present plan Will
also have a regular sum coming IN eacn
month to apply on relief.
Several persons who own large acreages
of woodland in the county have notified
Chairman Newhouse that any person
coming to them will be given firewood
and furnished team to haul it to their
homes. Other persons have told him
that they will concentrate large
amounts of fuel in the town OF Culpeper
for distribution as needed. Others nave
filled out pledge cards for Definite
amount each month for the next SIX
months, these amounts ranging from
$25 a month to 81.
Organizations all over the county have
notified him OF benefit performances
which will be given for the purpose OF
aiding this fund.
Chairman Newhouse, who is also pro-
baton officer for the county and active
In welfare work of every description,
has Just received the appointment OF
director of education for the Virginia
American Legion, (which is considered
one of the. most important assignments
in that organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21

marries her, knowing that she has O
husband who has deserted her and
gone OF to the colonies, Happy as they
are together and basking in the fame
that Michael has won from his writings,
there is, nevertheless, the shadow OF
vague fear, not so much for them, but
on account Of their son David, VINO OF
course. knows nothing about the tr-
regularity of his birth. The husband, or
better the william, comes back from the
colonies, finds Mary, casts over her Q
network Of blackmail, and then, sud
denly drops, dead.
It is this death, in the second act
which the remainder Of the play Is
built. And, incidentally, it was this
act that seemed far and away the best
of them all. What happens before ana
after is only a kind OF summary OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21
From the Front ROY
Reviews and News of Washington Theaters.

where been seen. Furthermore, the two
grow older in dignified manner, instead
of with the customary bumps and emo
tionalisms that are apt to strike ageing
stage couples.
What the author has set forth to
unravel in this fantasy, are the trials
and tribulations of two young people,
hedged in by what must necessarily be
called convention. Michael finds Mary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21

goers within reach of the theater.
The Professional Players, who offer
this feast, deserve the palm leaf, or
the laurel wreath, or whatever Is the
highest and best in their lingo of praise.
The cas- which they have assembled is
so good that superlatives obviously
would be collection Of exuberant trite-
nesSeS.
Headed by Madge Kennedy, whose
charms need no exploitation, but who,
one cannot help thinking, has never
been more captivating, the actors in
their various rank and file sus-
tain the plot with a shrewd finesse
that reaches something of a climax in
Terence Neill, upon whose shoulders is
borne three-flfths of the plays burden.
Although trife theatrical in his frs;
and youngest moments, he seems to
grow better and better until at the very
end he has carried the play to bril-
liant close. The scenes in which Mr..
Neill and Miss Kennedy play together
are as convincing and disarmingly
natural-beautiful too, in Mr.. Mines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21

events touched with o certain pathos
by the authors skilled pen.
The other members Of the cast de-
serve more than o word or two. Gin
ton Sundberg, Is David; Gertrude
Rivers Alison, in q small role, and
Maurice Greet, In an equally brief bit,
carry of the lesser honors with pro-
digious skill.
Thus and so, taking everything word
for word and bit for bit, this is some
thing that maye be described as IAN
event" in washington theaters. Mich
ael and Mary"-free from the hoyden-
isms. the hoodlumisms and the vul-
garities. much of which comes from
Broadway-is a play that must not be
missed. z. de S. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21

long, long while.
Mr.. Milne has dis
carded the over
thick whimsicalities
of his earlier plays,
and written one
with a command,
so to speak, of all
the elements, which
include, III addition
to rom a n ticism,
both murder and
love without the
pale. He has, in
fact, fashioned for
.sustenance a conf
pletely ! delightful
evening, and one
which should by all
means be enjoyed
nv all theater-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21

of the copyright owners, constitutes q
violation Of the copyright laws.
The court yesterday refused to review
three cases from Texas raising such q
controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21
MUSIC RULING REFUSED
Supreme Court Passes Up Cases
Involving Copyright.

Operators of motion picture theaters
and music composers and publishers
are not to have the advice of the
Supreme Court on whether the playing
of copyrighted music rolls In motion
picture theaters, without the consent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21

People Of almost every nation orig
inally used the human foot as a unit
of linear measurement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21

AS result Of the changing course of
the Missouri River, Iatan, Mo-, once on
the banks Of the stream, now Is Q mile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-21
michael and Mary"
A Theater Event Worth While.

a A. MTLNE'S latest contribu-
~ ton to the theater, Michael
IN and Mary which came to
Ne light last night at the Shu-
bertBelasco, Is one of the most
inaratiating and thoroughly satisfactory
PLAYS that have come to town in a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Bail Denied Three
Accused OF Robbery

RNPO2T- De- L--2L
Was denied three Esz scc-ss6 q
robdtrE the Vels<c7 sac bank
Tuesday Of soze s25a1 after r1e-
preliminary tez-ZrE today es1C-e
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f1er-1fsed by L = SEIn1E-- aszSz-I
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<ce scr tn Co-Ez< b-o-EeE ard
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Water Users Denied
Refund of S500.OG0

WASHINGTON Dec RI
Water users q the RID GrarCe I---
2-o1 DS-riCr n Texas srd EsE
4Ex1oo- served u the Eelhzrr
Butte Dam were dEzied today 60
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APPROXIMATELY S5o0010 61e On TIE
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c-zE ID = Tex contract zl-n ne
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S--5 cor-rc-
Ire Members o. TIE de-ezrsr
VII oSc1SS thar pans szzln with
Secretary Wilbur ard Co-rE~1cr-
= Mead CO No-LzF-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
SHIELDING RUM
SELLER COSTLY


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

0Co1ttrusd from page II
Mexico ard Frzn1.- A[r- Crzs- zys
= . Letter % the c. Il Thomas
company.
II was pointed cut that Ehen the
new cznneriss b e ben completed
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efficient sales system Be ecded II
order 10 canvas the COUNTY.
Many Cans shipped
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Olnnito plant has packed and sod
approximately 5,o10n00 cars @ fruit
and vegetables. l-- Craig coz--1-
Ued-
The new plants I'll can vzrI0E-S
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The c H Thomas offtce q
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Five Texans Injured
In Highway Crash

CANYON. Tex Der 81
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
SHIPPERS SEEK
DATA ON FRUIT
c1krus Tests After Monday
Solely I~nformation
For State

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Archie Still Lives
In Face Of Clock

Archie. t1e cocEosch that has
Lived al ms lie = i5e face C a
alarm clock apparently -1-5ozI
food ard Ez.s-. s g-ll shTe and
Saturday Ezs riding tne Minute
hand 1o- sLuse-@zL
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clock fc- TIE pas tTo months. aid
-1en frs noticed by ire house
keeper vas TE-y Eral At present
Archie : @ -co1-11nz size. but MS
g-zss prlso1 prohibits srT contact
with o-he- rozchex-
Tine passes. Archie E-o<S. and
TIE m11-e hard goes rozn6 ard
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Firestone To Open
New Valley Stores

Eres1oze Ss-v1s SoES M I'll
SON be q Tz-E--lIe chain Er-
TIE cps--- C TIE Hs-HrEzn z-5
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jar =. x EzS announced Sat-
cEr-
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e-z-sur L B-oznSElk. Under ire
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uzfe C its kind = TIE TsnT, Is
@ec<e6 % ope1 Sco1
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Alien and San BEnt-d
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
DIR. Ruiz Slightly
Injured In Wreck

Doctor ArzEz R-E ~ Nztz-rrr1s
vas slz--1y injured Ss---czT eve
mig when rs ca p-zzEe6 oEer
the e-bz-Eraert of IRE Old E-1cre
mad rear the ferry -zrrlrr
Tie cz- Ezs osc-F cz-zrec s-u-
the pz1re Cse- into the ceer
ct--h cn TIE -1rs- size ~ .re -aaf
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
LEGION Sponsored
Skating Rink Opens

TIE Gateway Bridge skating rink
surscred bv THE Brownsville An
e-srer rersor- o1ersd With q rezr
czracsry crowd Saturday evening
The u-crrieso-. Z Z Sszfield-
cxzrs 20 bod skating = TIE s1tsr-
rocrs and e1rI- evenings and .
STARE 6srcez s<ter &c . IL each
n3xhk
TIE Jot-n Hzrsor post e TIE Le-
xxcn voted 20 s-ccscr ths reE ven
tire c. IL FeTr-zr mating led
Dustay rsnla
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Goodwill Aviator
Arrives In CITY

a IL Spencer. personal Tep-esen-
alive Ct GcTe-ru- Dllcn oE NsE
A-eLco- arrived II Brownsville u
zr Friday with . party o. three
9TH plans OF remaining here for
several days Mr. Spe-cer = C =
tour Of four states. Introduce
--ex Mexico
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

TOLEDO Ore De- n
Sheriff c r H0rss1z1 z---rn-e5
tonight rs 6Erl ~ Ta-l7o-.
Ore Ez1 gap-IrHr Ts-sr = Bar
E[ SAD % - Ire tzrzr e Char
Is EzE-C1 -10 t1dzT z-s-R6v
c1-tE5f5 g TIils1l VI d --E
ET-1eT - he entire Alb--- Z e.
EE1 family
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Latest Nobel Prize for Medicine Really Was Won 80 Years
Ago by Young Sc intbts Blood Research


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t-cz En11h h< grz6z1ed = 1881.
Ire yo-LE 1oc1C had ben taught
-Ez- bod rE bod Tia world
CEE. Q complex substance, EZ1
=1-1 entirely Uniform cuzhEeS
He didn't believe = HIS skE5E-
Gsn EzS confirmed after nc had
E-zcied the Eo-k q PaS-ezr II his
discovery ard Ue O toxins and
zrtlbocies fer Illumination against
l1fecrfDus GEezSS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

Par q ths Eore- ray 20 to
rEe C--zr4zrl1 Ezich = nsz-s<r
rs Esa----s Bod Tra-f-z11
BF-1s-E-t association which ne
he2G 20 C-EzuLzs II Ie2 II (
. 1o1-orol--EzkT-z cooperation
-ez6o=- which seeks 20 advance
tEe sC1erce c. rrzrSuS1r- furnish
voluntary aid q rs-Sc-s n iced
q Ce1EoG exz-l-e art clzSSS-
r. E-ccd Go-0-<. and cc1E-cr n
Us-zz-1-S and ressarcn generally
% i---1Ts the U-zC-1c
T-o C11.ces are zzE-ai-s6 81 -Ee
Rss1Ctz-lCl ThEre hood En-ors are
--z1 monthly examinations -
TEI IS -a-sxz---1-S before each
-zz1ZC1- 4 large --z5e- @
cc-cE z-.1c-z every known
btooC TYPE are kzr- Constantly avail
are for hoS--zlS ard 1Hyzzrzzrs
Rates OF EyEez- SO fer ssch 100
. e and . minimum q S.. E-e rig
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14

EIy enforced Dzy-znd-nizht lab
orztC-y services are offered for the
qEcke<- possible blood analysis
Dr. Lnds.elner. q member o. the
Ead1czI beard. thus IS zbe ID con-
EDe his oEn Eo-x With . pubic
health service Enlch recently has
teen recognized 9 q state zE re-
curing TIE examination and Eosns-
Ing Of al blood don0-s under Ear5-
oE AGNES he Is nC= interested
u the establishment Of similar
ServlcS IN othsE cites
Even the matching II h-oods BE-
tween donors and patents o. the
four nzt9T types hzE nOr uroTen
entirely satisfactory he explained
We find that there are many rzr-
sElo-s among TIRE main blood Er1-1z-
Thirty have been found. znd there
are more 20 % dlscnversc- Bur re
ho1@ soo1 70 - abe 70 make per
Iecr ---zrzfuS1rz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-14
Made Trzasfuxi0ns safe

Tra-ztuSions previously had beer
C1Iy about 50 pr cent successful
Trey ES-e go-ETre1 e chzcce
Patients With che type O. bod.
Enen given blood q another type.
often had ID more CHARGE 10 I've
tran II q v-ulen- pczson had been
put INTO Their veins
How Ezny lives hare been saved
u Dr. Lzr6s-s1-e-s discovery nc
gEESS Nex YORK Cry, EOZevsr-
furnishes Z significant rs-c-- Dr.
IN 1EE. 100 Ez-zfu1ls safe
and SIMPLE N -LEE MEN rzc1-
ECZ WEe rsrC-reC here A.
Ig-ZE 20 c g q zbCI- = rlLt Is
al a-E-zzz Lor each C1E-z-11l Sd
p-or-z-ely 800 Quarts q EEa-hy
b0o6 l0sG iron co-0Es q Pz-
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T-rErz frc- rs for Eazic cizx-
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szzz-zra6 nu1z1 noo6 no E0-e
tEz- 20 s1C-ClZ E L vas
-S 1Er--ce @ his E1-E that
c1c1ed tC- hin the No1el Pre-
3 b11z q sire $500 r0u tlz
EnT10 f-5 eS-zbZrHd y TIE
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E1zt he III Go with tze money
hzS : ho-ne II NeE YORK EhE=
K. his TIfe- E1Cl Ne -z-le6 II
1915 ard their S- Iva u Oh
fC1 HIS -zE a5rozd are financed
fCr h-1- E1ne e goes there f1-
lectures C fC- -1-E Il the t-ts--
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Modal ResezrCl- q EE1ra N has
been Z ns-bsr sine 1872 HIS
r-S1-zl wants are S-r.s. alE1<-
constant WIZ n lis laboratory
lezveS hin tine fo- E---s eSe
And / don't hel-EE. Re said
smiling that there = z1Toze Who
cz1 tel ne how 20 by Eocks ngh-
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