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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

Mr.. land MRS. Robert C. Scott
continued the feting of Jerry Dis
mond, A'Lelia Walker and Mayme
White of New York, at their home
Sunday evening. Those present
were: the S. W. Robinsons, the Da-
vide Deans, the Bernard Kenneys,
the Oscar Johnsons and the j. B.
pardens of Petersburg, the Yer
non HAIRLESS, the Nathaniel Dill
lards, the George Hayeses of Wash
lngton; James Eaton of Washington,
Melvin Walker, C. V. Walker, Mrs.
Hattie N. F. Walker, the T. Everett
Johnson, I. Everett Johnson, II, of
New York; the j. L. Hayes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

The news have for you this week
is more than interesting, deeldely
full. 1t might cause me to take a
longer portion of your time, but /
assure you that your enjoyment WIN
be by no means diminished. II you
have no objections, it would be a
source of delight for me to review
tn einncidents of the week Just past
with a little "Sub-deb Chatter.
Marshall Brown, the younger son
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

different bidding and play at duplicate.
You can figure out for yourself the
tremendous differences that resulted.
Answer to Problem No. Is
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
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HEkEE

htffR, Mar. 4. - Miss lois
Rovee left, Triday for Fresno, to
visit her sister, Mrs NJ. Btupn. she
expected TO Ietufn home Tuesday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burdick and
daughter, Mrs. Blanch Wright and
Mrs. Homer Fowlwell, all Of Long
Beach, were overnight visitors Of
Mrs. NJ. p. Champion. They return
ed home by way of Aqua Caliente
and San Diego on Saturday.
Mr.. Snd Mrs. r. b. Correll were
FL Centro shoppers Monday.
Mrs. A. II. ureason and daughter
and son, of San Diego, were week
end visitors of Phil Mety. Mrs.
Greason is sister Of Mety.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wood had as
dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Barnes and their son Raym ond,
and daughter, Lenora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennie Bovee and
family motored to Holtville Sun
day, where they visited a brother Of
Rovee.
Frank Lee of Coachella was
week end visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Slavey,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
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IMPERIAL
Press Staff Cosrespon.isnr.

IMPERIAL, Mar. 6. - HRS. Anna
Mack returned to Hennihe. Slnd, ,
after a three weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. D. s. Anderson ana
family
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Conser of
Garden Grove are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. w. O. Hinderks and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pemberton of
San Diego were in. town for the
races last week end, and were the
house guests of the latters' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. st. Laurent.
Frank Batty of Los Angeles is a
guest in the st. Laurent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Case were
hosts to members of their bridge
club last Tuesday night. Dinner was
followed by cards.
High scores were made by Mrs
\. h. Carey and Lawrence Niles,
while Mrs. Earl Templeton and j..
X. kinnaird made low scores.
The members attending were
Messrs. and Msdames A. r. Carey,
j. X. Kinnaird, Earl Templeton, r..
G. Banta, Harry Case, Mrs l.. NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
'A:yiafof''s Skill
Saves Six Lives

Kx5y
SAN DIEGO Calf, Mar, ). lu,f)
Lieutenant William Groen, Jro
army flyer, today had his name on
the list of. men whose k iii II and
steady nerves provide the colorful
incidents for aviation history.
Warned while in the air yester-
day that landing wheel had been
damaged on the giant bombing plane
which he was plotting with five
soldiers aboard, Groen signalled he
planned to. land.
While first aid equipment waited
On the field, Groen saved himself
and passengers, from possible in
jury by fitting his heavy ship to
one side and landing. on the good
wheel. lie tayied in this manner uh
til the plane dropped over, damag
ing one wing slightly.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
!. .o--.o- eri Tr.. Gon~a,

n .-cs:r. sra Fh:i iofnaa.
Guests of the club were Miss Lii
han Brock, MI a9d Mrs. Lawrence
Niles ana Frank Boafdwell
last Sunday Mi and Mrs. r. o
Hirderis entertained for dinner the
following relatives Mt, and Mis-
W. d. Conser OF Garden Grove, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Conser and sons,
Donald and Danny, of Brawley, Mr.,
and Mrs. Clarence Hipderks and
daughter of Holtville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paulin and
daughter, Patricia, of Los Angeles
were recent visitors in Imperial and
were the guests of honor of their
former card club at dinner bridge,
as well as the recipients of other
hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Swinney We're
week end guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. G. Swinney.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln recently re-
turned from visit with her son,
John, in Mission Beach.
Miss Marian Bishop has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. r. G..
Banta and family for the past week.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
sKIPPER FOR Upton

LONDON, Marb ;. W.P-Nh'n
sir Thomas l.ipton's Shamrock '
compctes for the america cup Of
Newport. K. l.. next September, 1t
viii he skippered by Captain +.
G .sNed" Heard. who is regarded
as the finest skipper for handling
= Yacht on this side OF the Atlantic.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
INTERESTING NEWS OF
EL CENTRIC SCHOOLS

Barbara Plemons and Virginia
Lee Price, two of the las best read
ers, read to the 4A's Friday after
noon.
The kindergarten has a new horse.
1t came from Wilson school. The
first thing they did was to name the
horse Peter. 1t has a long neck and
q barrel for 4 body. The children
like the horse very much. Each
child had to ride it before he went
home -Lyle Hess. 3R.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

j w Coppini Ferndale, Humboldt
Conn+v has been awarded 4 silver
medol Inv the American Jersey cat
.Ia oInh for the record of his Silken
adv Polo who, in 30j days. gave g
3s6 mounds Of milk, and 573 Of but
trafot
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
LINCOLN SCHOOL

Our ,5A2 room is Studying many
Interest, ng things in English. We
hav~ he, learning how to write
bbsinese letters and friendly letters.
". put ur writing OF business let
ters iato real practice. Each Of Us
wrote % = chamber of commerce
somewhere in the state, asking for
informstion about that locality.
Then when the infon nation came.
we wrote lett ers of Thanks. This
information tin At we reka.ved is to
be used in our history aid geogra
phv work. Our instructor was very
watchfnl Of our penman ship and
spelling of course, As ot r teacher
saws. We combined histor! D, geogra-
phv, spelling. writing and English.
We are certainly lcarnt ng about
places in California we, as jA2's
didn't know existed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

! fhev are always drawing airpianes
-NlldTed Lock, sA3.
rhs theses ws have written ca
prvbIbitiou are Row beng judged bv
The classes The three best are 10
be sent to the local ". c. I. u. OF,
sanitation which viii choose the
three best compositions.-Louise
Shaw, 7A3.
The 7A1 class has had a hard
struggle with the 7A2's to win the
bank picture. They have had 100
Ter cent along with us but we won
as we banked the most money-Ira.
mae Hubbard, 7Al.
In geography the eighth grade
classes completed their contracts.
This week we are making a book ON
South America-Ella Williams, sA2.
During the music period Thurs
day. Mrs. Remele read us the famous
opera II Trovatore. In our next
music period we viii write an out !
line of the story.-Donalda Gamer
On, SA3.
The participants in the finals of 7
the tennis tournament were: Le-
Roy Jenes and Rodney Hanson VS.. !
Lyle Hartzell and Bob Childers; En-
Lou Cunningham and Mae Thomas !
vs. Ahleen Crandel and Elizabeth =.
Tagg. Leroy, Rodney, Emma Lou
and Mae We're the winners. Friday !
W. j. Reid Of Edgar Bros. presented |
the tennis rackets at the student as
sembly. The rackets were donated
by the Imperial Valley Hardware
Co. and Edgar Bros. Both teams
We're we'll matched and the games
were hard TO win.
Under the supervision Of Mrs.
Garrick each room is going to have a
boys and girls basket ball team.
They will play against each other.
The object is to find out which room
has the best team-Ella Williams,
SA
Thursday evening at Wilson
SCl4uOA tHc StN tHlH anu tISul SEduc
teams of both boys and girls played
some very exciting games. At the
end of the boys game they We're
tied and had to play it off, the final
score being A in favor of the
eighth grade boys. In the girls
game Juanita Ivy's team won over
Lois Norris team with score Of
a-6.-Eugene Becker, sA. !
The seventh and eighth grade
classes are doing extra work in
After they finish reading
a story they close their books and
write report on the story. Some
Of the children pretended they We're
newspaper reporters and wrote news
items. They enjoy this work and
also raise their grades.-Lois Norris,
sA.
The honor roll in spelling is
growing steadily each week. The
honor pupils in each class are as
follows: 7A1, Marguerite Hurst;
ZAP, Percie Thacker Jr.; ZAP, Doro-
thy O'Grinn; SAL, Frances Allen,
Joseph Drummer, Margaret Bulish,
Byron Ferguson, Lutrcr Hughes,
Geraldine. Johnson; sA2, Emma Lou
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
MCKINLEY SCHOOL

Mrs. Cora Lamping came mt" our
room last Wednesday and toli us
about FL Centre Flower day for the
blind. We were asked to help sell
the flowers Saturday. Prizes have
been offered 10 the ones who get the
most money. Several children. in
our class will be used to help provide
books in raised type for blind pc ople,
Milroy, "A.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

The 5A2's of Lincoln sc hool have
been leading in the banking deposits
an but one time, and then " We're a
a long way from the lowest, as we
were still next to the highest. This
last week we had over SO, although
many forgot their money-toso much
fair the day before,
Clella Crosman, editor-in- chief;
Eunice Young, ElnOrah Huddles ton,
assistant editors.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

The Woodville farm center Of Tu-
lare County signed q farm bureau
members in day, claiming this is
the top record known.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
One dav I went to tie store.

One day I went to the store. l
had not gone very far when 1 looked
back and saw little brown thing.
1t came running. l said to my sis
ter, "fhat is Joe" Joe is ny dog
] took him back. and put him in the
house.-Jane Crawford, "a.
Our teacher is reading US about
Heidi, girl in Switzerland. She
is up in the mountains with her
grandfather. Everybody says he is
very cross grandfather but Heidi
doesn't think so.-Glenna Kilgore,
"a
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

Mckinley school has received sew
en- new pupils this week. They are:
Frank Mia. 4B. from Los Angeles;
Richard Shannon, 3A, from Hard
ing; Arnold Bernard, 3B. from New
Mexico; Victoria Rodriguez, 3B;
Smith Doss. 2B: Donna Bozman. la,
from Harding: and Margie NcNabb,
kindergarten.
The banking reward went to the
"a room this week Fifty-nine per
cent Of the children present on bank
ing day made desposits. The 3A's
and las tied in second place with
So per cent Of those present making
deposits.
Ruth Galloway, "A, has returned
to school after Several months i'll
ness. She is glad to be back.
The aA's have organized a reading
club which meets every Friday af-
ternoon. Virginia Hutson is presi-
dent of the club and W. F. Butler
is secretary. The work of the club
will include story telling, story
IeaU4hS' c'e'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

r.. -Ar: il Mrs Walkers Ioou,
d,,1;,, ~ III, study periods had cen
fsst - ssn:a training. There were
two nies The leaders were Gayle
pol.sr and Ruth Cannon. We re-
,nambers TO touch over 26 articles;
Mrs walker said that she was we'll
,,inasod rs we had remembered more
than any other elass.-Marguerite
Uurst 7A1.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
WILSON SCHOOL

Wilson school is very proud as
they are now publishing their own
paper. As the paper is not very
large and the cost is so small. Mr..
Gruwell advised us 10 give it 10 the
pupils free of charge. This paper
is published every two weeks and is
called Wilson Spotlight.
The staff Is as follows: Margaret
/ on d. cditor-in-chief; Nodenia
Jeancs; Kathleen MacIvor. person
ais; Eugene Becker, jokes: Ted Cru
well. boys athletics; Margie Reams,
girls athletics. Class reporters: IA,
Naomi Woodbury.; 7AI. Marguerite
Hurst; 7A2, Myrle Tinker; 7A3,
Marguerita Fawcett ;. Sal Yaeko Ma,
kagawa; SA2, Pollyanna stone; .sA3,
Rosemary Daniels Myrle Tinker,
y
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

The Wasco, Kern County, cream
cry is building q $l50,000 plant at
Bakersfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
Margaret
Nfodenia

In art We are making airplanes.
These airplanes may be the main
object in the picture or else the seem
cry may be the center of attraction.
We are making Arab scenes, noun
tain scenes, and battlcf.slds. We
find this to be a very interesting
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

rhe theses ws have written on
prvhibitiou are Row beng judged bv
The classes Tie three best are 10
be sent to the local ". c. I. u. OF,
which viii choose the
three best compositions.-Louise
Shaw, 7A3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

7-oeig. esPa'iali7 fer tis hoys as
thev are always drawing airpianes.
-NlldTed Lock, sA3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

I drink milk every night and
morning. L eat mush in the morn
ing. At noon time and in the eve
ming eat rice At night I say
goodnight to all my friends and go
to bed earlv-Jimmy Tsujimoto, "a
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05
HARDING school.

/ went TO the fair the other day.
/ went in the tents and on the
horses. had 4 popcycle. Then /
went where the pigs weret Some of
them were big and fat and some
were tiny. The little ones were the
eutcst things. They stayed close to
their mother. Then we saw the
horses and cows.-Doris Jones, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

-.-,a-. SAC, as--:erta ( SRA
- Zfosspia Jeanes, Mary bi1kel.-
Mary BiikelJ As2'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

The 7Al class has had a hard
struggle with the 7A2's to win the
bank picture. They have had 100
FER cent along with us but we won
as we banked the most money-Ira.
mae Hubbard, 7Al.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-05

Under the supervision Of Mrs.
Garrick each room is going to have a
boys and girls basket ball team.
They will play against each other
The object is to find out which room
has the best team-Ella Williams,
Sa
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

Boys club activities will be re- sumed Friday evening at 7:GO o'clock at Community hall. Every member and every boy interested in joining the organization is asked at tend. Leonard Black of the Hart ford County '. M. C. A. is planning to attend.
 A whist and social will be held at
 o'clock this evening at St. i Gabriels Episcopal church. Ectresh- mcnts will be served.
 The library whist held Wednesday
 afternoon at the home of Mrs. lsa- belle H2zen was well attended Prizes in bridge were awarded tu Mrs. II. Yale, Miss Gertrude North and Mrs. Joseph WethcrI The whist prizes were awarded 10 Mrs George S. John Mrs. Thomas O'Counel and Mrs. l.. F. Turner.
 The next meeting of the Wesley. ans will be held Friday evening. January 31. ali inc home of Misses
 Alabclle and Winifred Barnes Thc library will he open this cvc- ming for d short time for the cN- change of books.
 Mrs. J. \. Williams is confined io ! her home on pcnlicld uvcuuo-by ill., ! ness
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
City Items

\ son WIS born yesterday morn ing 10 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph NcGmu Of East Main slr,rt, Forcs,Nll Th, couple is well known in this city.
 The committee 10 consider the |. $. Chamber referendum Of the report of the federal reserve com mitt"c met this afternoon at the -chambcr of Commerce.
 The City Hardware co. has iuati- tutcd suit for $&40 against X. Sidoti, Alphia Sidoti and x. !. SIoti. At- toruvy Leonard j. Appel represents the plaintiff and Constable Fred Wrinkle served tho papers
 Dr. Scho}l's foot expert a Man- ming Armstrong today and tomor- roW.--udNt.
 Mrs. Josrph Noe of K EuoU street has recovered from four weeks ill., ness.
 David l.. Najr. William W. Greene and Peter J. PajcWsIi, committee Of the common council 10 make plans for opening oG q sociai disease clinic, will meet Monday night at the New Britain General hospital An appropriation for this work Was made in the budget for this year, but opening was delayed because Of difficulty in finding suitable quar- tcrS.
 AX"lrod's drugs. We deliver call 10 --adNt,
 NalI.yrian lodge, Order of Nasa. will observe its %oth anniversary on Saturday, February $.
 Because 90 mauy Of the mombcrs were unable 10 he present at the annual meeting 3ud election of the Harn"slalc Community club last evening. l'rrsjI'ut Fred 1;adN post pou"d the meeting uul1l some future date.
 Mrs. Fred E1djI of - Mayc street has a fractured arm, sustained when she fell on the ice Hc1r her homc several days ago.
 Secretary Ralph II. Benson Of tho Cha,uhcr of Commerce is altrudin., Il meeting Of the New England asso- ciation of commercial executives ai Hartford today. This evening he will he joined by Mrs. Benson, Miss Gladys Weir, assistant secretary. and Miss Ethel Gubcrnick. who also is connected with the local cham- Der.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
Meeting of Laynlcn

than 1,500 persons were in attcn- dance.
 Meeting of LaSmcn
 The annual meeting of the Con- necticut Laymen's Retreat assoca- ton will he held at Knights of Columbus hall on the evening Of Tuesday, February 1. The orgamiza- ton comprises members from Hart ford, New Britain and Bristol.
 second Round Schedule
 The schedule of games for the second and final round of the City Basketball leaguc Was released by Secretary Phil Gcigcr is as follows: Monday February ;. Horton's ys. MaccabeeS. Older Members vs. Eagles and DiXics vs. New D"par- lure; Monday, February 10, Eagl $ ys Terrvilc Maple Ends. Horton $ vs. DiNies and Older Members vs. Naccahocs; Saturday. February IL. TorrNvillc Maple Ends Ns. Brist ol Maple Ends Older Members vs. DiNicS and Maccabocs Ns. fNcW Dc- rarturc; Monday February IT. Ol- dor Members vs. lIorton's DiNios vs. T"rryvllln Maple Finds and Eagles, Ns Bristol Maple Finds: Monday. February fl, Eiorton's ys. New Dr- parturcs Eagles vS Maccabros and DiNios ys. Bristol Maple Ends; Sat NrdaN, March 1, Eagles vs HOrtou <. Older Members vs. Tcrryyillc Maple Ends and New Departure vs. BriSt ol Maple Ends: Monday. March ,, old CT Members Ns Bristol Maple Finds, T"rryville Maple Binds vs. New De Nartrrcs and DiNics Ns. MaccabcoS: Monday, March 10, Bristol Maple Ends N@. Horton's, Torryyillc Maple Ends Ns. Marcabeus and Eagles Ns. March l7, Older Members Ns. New Departures. Maccahcrs Ns. Bri~to Maple Finds and Eagles Vs. DiNios. Dnc odd game between the Terry vile Maple Ends and IIowon's will be played at q date 10 be decided upon at T irAguc meeting.
 The 1o leading scorers of the cir cult follow: Al Bordcau. Eagles. 56: Eutty Eao. DiAics. 4G: White. Older Members, 40: AvalIour, DiNics. 35; NarwoWsl>i, DiXios, g.; Sl<ipp, Mac rabocs, 90: Sensli. Bristol Maple Ends. go: Tug Zotarski. DiXios, 99; Johnson, FpdccS. 27; and ParaIchak, Maccahecs, 1T. Roland of the Terry vile team. kowalslli of the Eagles, and Martino of the Eagles, come next in line with 2G. - and 23 points respectively.
 The standing:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
BERLIN NEWS
tContinUod From Page Niuc)

TIT T 707TT T '@0 4VTTI"7 New Britain, who has pleased with her solos will be heard again this evening. The program will open with a song service. An invitation is extended to all who have not at tended any of these meetings to be present this evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
BRISTOL NEWS

Continued From Page Nine)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

than 1,50O persons were in attcn-
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
PADDOCK
NOT IS

HAVRE DE GRACE RACE
TRACK, Nd, Sept. 24.-Harry
Rites, Of Baltimore. has been
named general manager Of Leslie
Keifer's breeding farm at Ny
Lady's Manor, as well as being
appointed to succeed Hugh Garth
as trainer Of the string, which
Keifer is racing here.
Rites, who has been general
manager and trainer for j. Edwin
Griffith. also of Baltimore, will as.
sumo his new duties next month
when Griffith disposes of all his
racing stock as well as Griffw0od
Farm, his well-known breeding es.
tablishment in Mount Washing
ton.
Mayor Frank Hayes. Of Water
bury, Conn, who spent the sum
mer in Europe, win come here to-
morrow to inspect his string.
-
Jockey Mack Garner, contract
rider for j.. Z. Widener, arrived
from New York and viii remain
through the meeting.
Boots Dickerson, who occupied
the starters stand during the sum
mer racing at Arlington Park. was
shown around the plant by Bob
Frend, of Baltimore.
Jockey H. Morgan. who Is under
contract to Frankie Seremba,
Joined the riding colony.
Starter Milton has placed Chero-
kee Maid, Cogwheel. Ward O'Way
and Merry Mack on the schooling
list.
The first Of the trio of $40 0,O0C
stakes to be run at this meeting,
is scheduled for tomorrow. It Is
the Potomac Handicap, 9 mile
and one-sixteenth race, exclusively
for 3-year.olds. The $40, 600 East.
ern shore Handicap, . three
quarter mile dash. exclusively for
2-year-olds will be run Saturday
The $40 900 cup test, 3 mile aIln
one.eighth affair for 3-year.olds
and upward. is carded for Octo'
ber 4.
Trainer Bud Stotler came down
from New York to take over MRS.
Margaret A. Morry's thorough
breds.
Trainer MiIhoIland has ptlr.
chased Intractable at private
terms for the BrandyWine Stable
Five horses, the property o.
Thomas Doyle. of Baltimore. ar
rived from Bainbridge Park.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
PRICE
GUT I CENTS

Icortfnusa On Page 2. Col. ~
of New York BY the Standard Oil
Company Of New York.
Announcement by the New Ter.
sey company did not state whe-
ther its subsidiary and affiliated
companies would make similar le-
ductions. It is believed. however,
that the subsidiary companies
viii make their own announce
ments relative to a change in
price.
The unsettlement in the gaso-
line price structure is believed due
to a desire by virtually all N the
industry to reduce gasoline stocks
as m J III, .J>...s DIS.
As the heavy consuming season
is rapidly drawing to q close,
prices are being reduced in some
localities to stimulate buying.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
FIRE DESTROYS
WAREHOUSE

Continued from Page r S..
scene iii record time. So much
water was coursing along the
streets In the vicinity that the
telephone service there was put
out Of commission.
Fire Under Control
Shortly before noon the fire
had been confined to the one
building, q one-Story structure,
occupied as q temporary ware
house. Prior to control Of the
fire several buildings in the same
block containing inflamable ma
terial, had been endangered.
These buildings included the
Cook and District Waste Paper
Company. the washington Paper
Company and the Jacobs Trans
fer Company with warehouse and
garage.
Police reserves from every pre-
cinct were called to the sscene
and held back the thousands as
sembled in nearby streets as
dense smoke covered the sur
rounding territory and flames
leaped high.
Superintendent of Police Pratt
and Inspector Shelby reached the
fire scene shortly after the gen,
eral alarm was sounded.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
IN HOTEL
SHOOTS SELF

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Sept.
al S. w. Perrin, 80, of Blacks
burg, Va, said to have been
brought to Fredericksburg yes
terday by Major Charles w.
Sales, u. S. Army. shot and prob
ably fatally wounded himself in
his room at the Princess Anne
Hotel early this morning. {
il After il1flicting the wound he
apparently walked across the
room to his suit case, in which
he placed the revolver and then
recrossed the room to the tele-
phone and called up the office.
Before a reply was received Per
fsfl dropper the receiver and
walked to the bed where he laid
down.
He left notes to his mother
ai sister and girl friend.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
Gen.Sir Bryan MdhOn,
Irish Soldier. Dies

DUBLIN, Ireland. Sept. a
uN.S.) Gen. Sir Bryan Mahon,
one Of Ireland's foremost mill.
tary figures and a senator In the
irish Free State, died today after
a long Illness. He was SO years
old.
Sir Bryan held various COM
mands on the Western front. in
Egypt, the Soudan and South At
rica. He was governor of Khar-
toun In 1903 and commander-ir-
chief Of Ireland from 1915 to
1918.