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1884 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-sls and $50 mo;
single. double, clean. eeol. outside rooms ,
TABARD INN. 1883 N ST. Nw-r ssiraole
AuGust. Phone Decatur i27s
l42s COLUMBIA RoAD-cool cory room.
con. hot water; quiet; refined aentieman. Sc
1881 IRMoNT-MaEnincent home. parlors.
81 e. TS IS Rs sP Col ' sc., 1883
SUI sS,,,.A 9sTIN ST. Sc Alabama ave. ard
S unasISSr T "a 1.ni;, a splendid furnished
nned couple without children. -
MERRILL ! Ill MANSIONS. 1881 FaiTmont st.
DAY month a 81 m :S s s:E' SIS veto seton q
suites Tooms Kit r lSSss kt hoessss;sgi9lS
,,99nn n, n <, siee fans Gas, electricity. Only
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1909 18TH sT.-Nicsly fur
nished. second floor front, instant hot water.
ssmi-priyate bath. shower. Reasonable iss
laSI, G q eoI6I ST NV, Cool attractive
bath rooms: gentleman; ais; nrst class. g.
NICELY MIG furnished room, adjoining bath.
n n5H Sn9qNeI, cont. a. W: southern exposure
COLUMBIA HETGHTs, close in. IIsS Chaptn
privsts SsfS lsrss south trent room semi
private home. a.nt nssT par ,So and car line
ALFNAN fNNf 81 AFis l-&I large 6e0
hs I ns ssoo 70 BATH nicely furnished. Phone
I Is3s ST s,E.-2 front, h,k. rms, cool.
WIN windows; very reasonable. s.
3ls r ST. Me- rooms suitable for Ihk;
s seas 20 path; So One sleeping room on first
moor, sls; heat, sas and elec. s.
1929 18th ST; NW.-Bed room and Kitchen
and SO weeS Adults
% YOU ST. N.w,-FuFnished room for gem
Ieman, $40 month. So
1913 GIRARp ST. NV, Apt. s4--ons nice
and bath. Gentlemen only a.
624 nth ST NE.-Double and single large.
$40 and SIS. Lincoln s4si-J. 81
Jos ST. NV. APT 54-Furnished room
Tor LADY; one other in apartment; elevator;
THE SHERMAN. iiOi 18th st., Apt. 7ol-
Lsrse front room, twin beds. extra large
closet: also single room. next TO bath.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL dust over
'front.' room, plenty hot water. Col 4532. e.
1894 18th ST. NW.-Ciean, well furnished
rooms continuous hot water, unlimited
| week
1890 OAK ST. NW.-Beautiful room and
ssfaFe sGiSh' S3s; one S, room Kitchen '2S'
TSnse and Sink G Reasoh n5tfht rooms closets
1897 EYE ST (Res.esarchmens clubl-Idsssl
| double. front. $40; shower; sarags: quiet. =
| lllp 18th E.W-LarRe front twin beds
| smaller rooms also apt, windows, expo
| Sures; IS, So. So weekly 7s
az Irving ST rooms next bath. private
family; privilege making breakfast; also
| garage. Adams 1851. s.
| 1918 ST. N.W.--Lovely, cool rooms, newly
papered and painted; homelike SURROUNDINGS;
| IS, SO and 81 weekly
1856 nth ST. NW.-Large, cool, quiet, rear,
| cooking facilities; adjoinins hath. sss Sina
iinens, silver, dishes, utensils; only Sc weekly,
/ less monthly; other bargains lie
dxzS ST NW.-Nice. clean. newly napered
and painted rooms; 81. S. SIS per week
l74l N.W,-Beautifully furnished, large
| 'front.' room, twin beds; also single room:
| continuous hot water. ''''''
| PLEASANT PLACE TO STAY
Ihe Westminster, 1907 nth 81, NV
hhovsly rooms. newly decorated. each with
| pain or running water: elevator services:
| oeautlful oarlor: 81 10 &ln neekIr WV
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BAKER, colored, for cafeteria; two meals.
Must be competent and experienced. Give
references. Address Box 236-A, Star ONCE.
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COAL CLERK. young, capable and Of strict
INTEGRITY, by old Arm. State age ana refer-
encss Address BOX S05-A. star once.
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CLERK. for shop must write good hand,
and be accurate at flgures. permnneent
please do not apply See Mr.. Wilson,
owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
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AGENTS, coiored, $40 per week and COM
missions Spare-time work, no experience
necessary. Apply 1888 U st. NV, basement
once. hefore 10 an. after pm. Sc
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COnfinued1

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-We will
serape tdry) and paper average size room
81 We also paint interior and exterior We
use Dutch Boy lead, pure linseed oil only
Paperhangins guaranteed for years Cash
or terms up 70 years; first payment Sept
!; no interest. Estimates free of charge
Peoples Home Decorating Co, Inc ait 9th
81; NV. Do not confuse our name with
other nome decorating companies We are
the Peoples Home Decorating, Nat T4i8 s.
PAINTING, interior ana exterior; skilled
mecnanlcs reasonable prices. Paul Serene
~ N. Y. ave NV. Nat. 1866.
PAPERHANGING-Ro papered- SIS and
up; estimate furnished: work guaranteed
4; + George, 2l2s 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2.
Decatur 4I49.
PAPERHANGING painting, heating, caruen-
Ief WORK ano plasterinE: anything Repaired
IN your nome; no cash, little each month
!. X. sears, $50 N ave. North 401l
PtdANO TUNING. $3.50; repair estimates
Lin 1857; night call, Col. 5940 Pot 98s.
PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING; re-
psliS ano installation; found reliable for 80
years. r Guerin, 4l2 E. Cap. Lin 34l7
ROOF REPAIRING, painting. gutter, spout
ing; pest materials; reasonable. Ajax Roof
ing Co.. North 1914, day, night. 203S 18th n W.
hOOFING, general repairing, painting, tin
ning' spoutlng, guttering, service; guaran-
teeo workmanship. Call Mr.. Russell, Ma
loha1 1882. $40 18th st. NV s"
E IG, ,gutterins spouting, painting and
TepairinE: lowest prices. best work, SALUS
ROOF4NG CO.. North i01l4
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SITUATION-WOME
ADVERTISING ASSTsTANT-Young woman,
college graduate. three years with one OF
largest national advertising agencies, de-
Slres position as assistant to advertising
manager OF department or speciality store,
or in real estate organization or new BUSH
ness department of bank. Advertising and
publicity copy ard direct mail. Address Box
232-A. Star Office. 7s
NURSE, registered, desires nurse-compan-
ion positions references. Tel. Clev. 41a4-W.
sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPIsT, part time
or ,oy the week; satisfaction assured. Miss
Nolan. Lincoln 0082.
WOMAN, white, Protestant, wants work in
Ghildrens home or institution. Address Box
296-A. Star ONCE. r.
SITUATlON-DOMESTIC.
COUNTRY Girl. desires place; nurse or
general housework, with room. North 1884.
COOK, good, willing. honest; family or cafe
terra, in or near WASHINGTON. Mrs T.
Marcus, 1886 N. H. ave. NV.
GIRL, neat, colored wishes days work,
h T6II good reference. North 47ls.
GIRL, colored, refined, active and willing,
wants position in households reasonable
wages Address Box 64-A. Star ONCE.
GIRLS, 2, colored. wish work half or whole
time; city reference. Potomac 469s-W.
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WANTED--ROOMS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- 1AAN = NAELN n ST u NNASHED.
EsNFii IRE FLOOR DETACHED HOME; S R.,
sor.s' 7 Us cs stTofti e. T PIgnts r s
PoToMAC PARK APARTMENTS, aIsI 4 q
Eaiklr5 dist snes Of the White aousw. t mn
the WASHINGTON Monument Here YOU nave
TIE Lincoln Memorial for 'front.' yard; s m ine
Ws s TssHs among n TIE trees and flowers Of
furnished hotel roomr and spartments. with
rh wsnoH' duii hGnsekeeping facilities:
dog or cats or Wild parties
1909 ST. NW.--ONE AND TWO ROOM
apis; newly furnished and decorated; ami:
hot water auie Fened rooms 90 Ss S. SP Gk cont @p
FIRST FLOOR, THREE ROOMS, BREAK
Majestic Ms1estie radio Phone Adams $3.50. 7s5
SOMERSET HOUSE. 1901 18th ST. APT.
rooms linen silver Frisidatre, radio; july
w T19mS p gas ana elee suited for man and
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED, SECOND.
kitchen Bath oVsrs PSf doPm dal1ns
port, comtortsnle overstuffed chairs, desk.
distance Near Ses h SspfoW s shd
s ssnsts oe fser sids Rent SIS no Jantor
App Apply isnitor' 2ls st. NV. FOR inspescS-.
llO4 l. NV OR 2 LARGE. NICELY FTP
rms, X, b., facing park; cont. h. w.; COW
doWntowni garage; adults only: $40
25i6 18th ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite. private bath in heights overlookinR eitv
At Central High. with owner; reasonable,
CHEVY CLASSIFYING ROOM, KITCHEN.
bed rooms, bath, screened porch cool and
attractive; ami. Frigidaire; half hince
from cars bus, stores, restaurant Cieve@
Ian0 OlIl. u
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, CORNER goth AND
SITS, n.w.-Especially desirable; one roam
dressing room, Murphy bed. Kitchen ana
path; completely furnished, Including Frip
idaire: linens, silver, china, etc; yery res
sonable. See resident manager
KEW GARDEN, 27O0 QUE ST. EW.-TTNTfT.
October l-Nicely furnished art OF
ana B., S4I per month - n
Continued on Next Pa1a3
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COLLEGE STUDENT OR TEACHER, spend
Summer at Seashore. Pleasant work. S2lO
for so days Address Box 157-A, Star once.
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BOY to work in grocery store; must have
white or colored. Apply 14s G ST. ne.
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SITUATTONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

rHAUFFEUR. MAID By man and wife: long
- 49,; country o. city stay nights pre-
.""g f'ew Jersey ave, NV. -
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SITUATION-MEN.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Quality work
ii bedrock prices new repair. Estimates
gwen ID. DeWald $50 East Capitol. Phone
Atl 254I-W. 5 5.
BIjTI ER-VALET. EpRlish: good references.
Decatur 3ss2 before II Sc
spscfsIty LIN SHAW 1859 BenninE I'd
ne 8"
COOK and general houseworker, coored in
or out of city; reference North 1898
FILIPINO. Young. we'll educated. would fike
Ia work IN private family as butler-house
man: can drive any make car; do plain
COOKING ADDRESS Box 262-A, Star once. s.
rAINTER. white first class. desires house
10 paint interior or exterior. Reasonable
Cali Mr. Russell, National 1882. g.
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BOOKKEEPER - Well estab-
lished real estate company de-
sires frst-class bookkeeper with
experience. Salary, $1,000 to
81 500 to start. Reply in own
handwriting, stating experience.
Address Box 1851. Star office.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC wanted at PUN
phreS Motor Co., Meadows. Nd. Apply i'm
rrnnHiaNAlN
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CORRESPONDENCE is invited from young
man with proven sales ability 10 become
associated with growing investment house
in the capacity OF vice president and gen.
eral manager. Small investment required;
references EXCHANGED. Address Box 272-A,
Star ofhce. a
SANDWICH SHOP AND BARBECUE, COM
pletely equipped, desirable downtown loca-
ton; bargain for quick buyer reasonable
terms II desired Call National 1900. Apt. 202
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LARGE STORE and rooms, all modern i'm
proYements with large garage. Good for
any business, especially for ladies and chill
drenS apparel. Sale or lease. 1851 H
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SCOTT CIRCLE, 1909 18TH sT.-Niceiy fur
ssmi-priyate bath. shower Reasonable iss
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AUTO statesmen experienced; men versed
in commercial field desired Commercial
Motor Sales Co, III Ale st. s.w., WASH
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NV, top OF hin, t4th st. carl. ! room
suI.eS, with or without bath, furnished com
pletely; linen and maid service optional:
Gay, week, month: 81. $40. ki2. SIS week a.
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1881 l. 81. N.W.--1 lovely housekeeping
suites, rooms. kit; / room, kit: eonpietsiv
i9r n. <, elee. fans, Gas, electricity. Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-29

Wood Fires Near Bowie.
BOWIE, Nd, April 20 Especially -
The strong winds and dry weather
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Social Service Drive.

SANDY SPRING, Md, April 90
Especially The drive for the Social
Service League of Montgomery County
starts May / and lasts until May Is.
The two branch committees, which take
in the Sandy Spring neighborhood, are
Olney branch, of which Mrs. Aubrey
,Beall is chairman, Mrs. Frank Swart,
Mrs. Thomas Ladson and Mrs. Rather
inc Alvord, assisting, and Colesville,
with Harold Bradford chairman, Mrs
T. r. Cissell, Mrs. M. o. Stabler, Mrs.
T. Lamar jackson, Mrs. o. w. Robey
and Mrs. Frank Huntington as as
sistants. The members of the league
are going to be asked to again con-
tribute to its support, and this annual
campaign hopes to enlarge its member
ship
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DRILL CONTEST WON
BY CENTRAL UNIT.
Mckinley Is Awarded Second
Honors, With Western
Cadets Third.

Central High Schools cadets, COM
prising the LIST Regiment Of the corps
marched to victory in the annual regi-
mental competitive drill in Wilson Sta
dium. adjoining Central High School
yesterday, TO win the military instruc-
tors cup for the outfit and . gold
medal for Cadet Lieut.. Col. John p
Wiley, It's commanding ofhcer.
The hard drilling and Regiment
composed Of the Mckinley High School
Cadets, under Lieut.. Col Enlow Carter
took second honors, while third placC
went to the 4th Regiment, from West
ern High School. under Cadet Lieut.
Col. Joseph W. Heating.
Yesterdays field maneuverS were
marked by the presentation Of awards
won In previous cadet competitions this
year. DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superin-
tendent Of schools, and Stephen e.
Kramer, first assistant superintendent,
presented the military instructors sill
yer cup to the 1st Regiment Band, Cen
trail High School, which, under Capt.
George Bogikes won the band competi-
ton. Capt. Bogikes himself received a
gold medal.
Mckinney k1lSn SCHOOLS 80 6@IC1uol'
victor In the battalion drill, was given
che Craigie silver cup, which Is offered
annually by Lieut.. Col. Wallace M.
Craigie, q. 8. A., professor Of military
science and tactics in the schools. Maj:
Edward Gibbs, commanding ofncer OF
the battalion received a gold medal.
Business High Schools Company I,
winner Of the war games this year, was
presented with the Gen. Anton Stephan
silver cup, while Lieut.. Russell Settle,
its team captain, received gold medal.
The judges Of yesterdays regimental
drill were Capt. Thompson Lawrence,
Capt. Alexander r. Boiling, First Lieut..
James @. White and Second Lieut..
Thomas II. Allen, all Of the United
States Infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-29

Columbia automobile mechanic, In q
$500 900 life insurance fraud, and has
named Casper Tillnan of Freeburg. Mo-,
as the actual slayer.
Tillman, in Jail at Linn, Mo-, has
admitted firing shots into Pearman's
head after the latter was dead, and
has confessed he helped DR.. Bass dispose
Of the body in q ravine near Gravette,
Ark, 10 miles west Of Bentonville. To-
days statement by DR.. Bass places the
scene Of the killing in Usage County,
Mo-, near Rocheport, where the doctor,
in his previous confession, said he shot
Pearman.
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DR.. BASS REPUDIATES
MURDER CONFESSION
Lays Blame for Actual Firing Of
Death Shots Onto Tillman, in
Arkansas Staying.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, April "a st. Louis
Post-Dispatch staff correspondent says
in a dispatch from Bentonville. Ark,
yesterday that DR.. Andrew J. Bass, re-
tired Columbia, Mo. dentist, in jail
there, has repudiated his confession
that he murdered william r. Pearman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-29

special prices on our three ma
tiOnally advertised brands of
COTE, have attracted and held
many new customers for these
famous cOffees. AS a result,
our coffee business has In
creased tremendously.
This is most encouraging to us.
For it proves that when new
customers are attracted to these
fine coffees they become per-
manent customers because of
their complete satisfaction in
the quality they find there.
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MAN WHO W00ED MATE
WITH GUN is WOUNDED
Ry the Associated Press.

2y the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 29.-Pistols con-
Einue to play O staccato obligato to the
love affair Of Mignon Stevens Butler.
A year ago she was married to Ben
tauiin Butler after Buffers rival for her
hand had been slain. Sunday Butler
was shot, probably fatally, after his wife
objected to his attentions to another
woman at q party.
From others who attended the party
where the shooting took place police
heard that Mrs. Butler, spying her hus-
band with Mrs. Edgar Smith, struck
him. Mrs. Smiths husband appeared,
guns flashed and Butler fell.
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OPERA WELL RECEIVED
Metropolitan Co. Entertains Rich
mond Throng.

j, RICHMOND, Va, April 20 lP.-The
Metropolitan Opera Co. Of New York
made its debut In Virginia last night.
presenting to an audience comprising
many visitors from neighboring States
the opera la Traviata" as the OPEN
ing event Of the three-day musical
festival here.
with Lucrezia Bori, Beniamino Gigli
and Giuseppe de Luca taking the lead
ing roles, the opera was offered to an
enthusiastic audience that practically
filled to capacity the Shrine Mosque
Auditorium.
Another Verdi opera, aida" will be
presented tomorrow nigkt. On WedneS-
day the New York company will offer
Offenbact1'S "Tales Of Hoffman" and
Donizetti's elixir of Love-"
The company arrived here yesterday
from Baltimore.
Among the distinguished visitors at
tending the opening performance last
night was Otto Kahn, chairman Of the
board of the Metropolitan Opera Co.
He was accompanied here by his
daughter, Mrs. John Barry Ryan, r.,
and Princess Xenia Of Russia.
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Mayor Walker Recovering.

NEW YORK, April 20 (P-The con-
dition Of Mayor James J. Walker has
so improved that he probably will be
able to leave his bed Wednesday, Dr.
william Schroeder, jr, the mayors per-
sonal physician, announced yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-29
KEN MAYNARD BETTER
Cowboy Film Actor Undergoes
Operation for Acute Appendicitis.

Operation for Acute Appendicitis.
LOS ANGELES. April 90 (R.-Ken
Maynard, cowboy film star, was re-
ported doing we'll today following an
operation yesterday for acute appendi-
citis.
Maynard was stricken suddenly while
en- route with his wife to Wilmington,
Calf, where they planned to board a
boat for tour of the South Sea Islands.
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EX-PRINCE is RECOGNIZED

NAPLES, italy. April % R.-The
former Crown Prince of Germany. trav-
cling incognito as Count Won Golden,
Is spending few days here en- route
to Germany after trip to Egypt. Ac-
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companied by his aide. Col. Rosner, he
attended performance Of William
Tell" at the San Carlos Opera last night,
the audience recognizing him.
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the racetrack road. Both. companies
fought this for many hours. About 400
acres were burned before back firing
BROUGHT the fire under control.
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prevalent last week have kept Bowie
and Glendale fremen busy answering
alarms Of wood fires. The most serious
was in q tract northeast of Bowie on
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NATURAL GAS
OFFERS CARBON
BRIGHT FUTURE
Continued from Page / J

Continued from Page /
pounds per square inch.
Pc is atmospheric pressure in
pounds per square inch.
In figuring the volume of gas
at the Dry. Creek fields using the
logs of the Producers-SouderS we'll
No. l and the Ohio N. p. well No.
1, it was found that at 1870 feet,
in the Lance formation, there was
IS feet of producing sands, which
were producing one million cubic
feet of gas every twenty-four
hours; at $50 feet in the 'Bearpaw
shale there was 80 feet Of sand
producing one and one half million
cubic feet Of gas every IA hours;
at 6724eet an thelowef Judith
river ana tfe upper G1aggett for
nations there is 800, feet Of sands,
producing two5 million cubic feet
of gas; at 1400(feet in the Claggett
formation there is 300 feet of
sands producing three million cubic
feet of gas; 1921 feet in the Eagle
formation there is 300 feet of
sands producing five million cubic
feet of gas; at 4460 feet in the
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AT THE IRIS THEATRE

Romance, drama, thrills-a girl
of high society caught in the coils
of the underworld-thatb briefly
is "The Racketeer,' starring Rob-
ert Armstrong, which comes to the
Iris theatre in Red Lodge for two
day run, starting Friday, June 10.
The story of 1.-The Racketeer" deals
with society girl, Rhoda Phil
brook, who, through an indisereet
romance with musician, falls out
side of the pale. She encounters
Mahlon Keene, ear of the under
world, who helps her and her
sweetheart and then falsl madly
in love with the girl himself. The
Vaccinations of afte that brings
the affairs of this triangle to a
tremendous climax are eolorful,
dramatic and thrilling. In the cast
beside Mr.. Armstrong are Caroline
Lombard, who plays the feminine
lead opposite him, Roland Drew,
jeanette Loft, John Loder, Kit
Guard, and others.
A smart little story acted with
q rare freshness and good humol
and permeated with catchy song
numbers makes f'Lord Byron of
Broadway which. comes to the
Iris theatre for three days, start
ing Sunday, June Is, treat for
both eye and ear. The featured
players are Charles Haley, Ethe-
lind Terry, Cliff Edwards (ukelele
Ike) and Marion Shilling. Haley
is the hero of the tale, a good
looking young cafe piano player,
who can't help it if all the women
he meets falls in love with him.
One helps him write song hit,
one helps him publish it, two more
fight over him when he is in vaud-
vile, the fifth one makes him real
ize he really loves the second one.
There are many technicolor scenes
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-06-12
BOX SCORE

Miners: 9 runs, IA hits, 2 errors.
Lowell: s runs, II hits,,6 errors.
DOW CCODE
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-06-12

I've taken three bottles of Sar-
gon now and every neuritis and
rheumatic pain in my body is. gone.
My nerves are in perfect condition
Not only this, but l have gained
ten pounds.
Il am now we'll and happy wo-
man and owe a debt of gratitude
to Sargon. Mrs. Carrie V. Sci
vert, W. 1926 Boone Ave-, Spokane,
Wash.
Sargon's fame is based on actual
results, not empty promises. Mil
lions use it, millions praise it.
Economy Drug Co., Agents.
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LUTHER
Especial Correspondence

Mrs. Joe Boggio returned home
Tuesday from Washoe where she
had spent the past week visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Freeman.
Hoyt Reynolds and J. w. Bent
and son made trip to Billings
Saturday.
Miss Frances Metcalf was a Red
Lodge visitor Saturday.
Bill and Jack Tharp of Red
Lodge are visiting atTthe home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Long.
Hugh Scilley left Monday eve
ming for his home in Butte after
spending a few days at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Scilley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Waters of
Absarokee spent the first of the
week visiting at the home of their
son, J. M. Waters.
Mrs. William Scilley and chill
dren and Mrs. William Dell and
children were Red Lodge visitors
Friday. n Hs
Mrs. Harry Obert and sons OF
Red Lodge spent Monday at the
j. G. Pogue home.
Mrs. Charles Boggio, Mrs. Wes-
ley Waters, Mrs. J. M. Waters and
Miss Adah Osborne hwere sARedt
Lodge visitors Tuesday,.
~ II x''A IL
The Red Lodge basehals~steams
played the Luther team at Luther
Sunday, the score being 1875, IN.
favor Of Luther.
Martin Myrebo of Roscoe called
on friends in Luther Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Blakely made
trip to Billings Monday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-06-12

and several splendid chorus num-
bers. All in all it is said to be
exceptionally good entertainment
by the reviewers.
"Girl of the Port" which opens
Wednesday, June IS for two-day
showing at the Iris, combines three
parallel threads of intense inter
est. They are the romance between
an English lord and an Irish show
girl; the struggles of an ex-war
veteran to throw fear of fire
a war curse; and a realistic true
to-life portrayal of savage .'fire
walking, religious rites practiced
by Fiji Islanders.