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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
WILL CONTINUE SERIES
lexington Presbyterian Pastor to
Discuss Fourth Commandment.

Rev. Henry 3. Wooding. minister of
the lexington Presbyterian Church,
North Capitol street corner Florida
avenue, will continue the series of Sun
day evening addresses on the Ten Com
mandments. The address tomorrow
evening Is on the Fourth Command
ment. In the morning at IL O'Clock the
topic as announced is Watch"
The annual home coming social will
be held Friday evening. A progressive
dinner will be served. A program has
been arranged.
The pastor will speak at the prayer
and praise service Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
DR.. BRIGGS TO PREACH

Church at Ephesus" Is Subject of
Morning Sermon.
Or. John e. Briggs will preach to-
morrow morning at Fifth Baptist
Church on The Church at Ephesus"
and at night on The Church of Lao
dicea."
The Carey Barker-Martin evangelis-
tic meetings will begin October 10 and
continue two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
WILL 0RDAIN DEACONS
Second Baptist Church to Install
Trustees Tomorrow Afternoon.

At Second Baptist Church. Third
street between H and I streets, the
pastor Rev. J. L. S. Holloman, will
preach at IL am. tomorrow on The
Image Of God" At $50 pm. the
communion service will be held. There
will also be the ordination Of deacons
and the installations of trustees at this
service.
At the evening services the pastor
will preach on Witnesses for the
Truth" The Bible School will meet at
ESQ am. and B. Y. P. U. at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
IN SPECIAL SERVICE
st. Stephens Young People Meet
Tomorrow at Z PM.

The Young Peoples Society of St.
Stephens and Incarnation Church, will
nave a special program tomorrow at Z
pm. There will be a debate on 1.-The
Part the Younger Generation Takes in
the Prohibition Clause"
New officers were elected at the last
meeting and they will be installed, as
follows: President. Frank Carter; vice
president, Miss Judith Wood: secretary.
Miss Lucille Milne; treasurer, James
Hauser, and chaplain. Ridgely j. Belt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
First Reformed Church Rally.

Rally Day services viii be held tomor-
row at First Reformed Church from 10
to II am. Every department Of work
will be represented, with address on the
plan for the Winters work. The eve
ming services are resumed at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
Diocesan Coaching Glass to Meet.

The monthly meeting Of the do
cesar coaching class Of the department
Of religious education Of the Diocese OF
washington Will be hsld October 10 at
o'clock In the parish hall OF 81.
SaAn,s Church. Sixteenth and Il streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
TOPICS OF DR.. BARROWS
Royal Thinking" Is Morning
Theme at Eastern Presbyterian.

Theme at Eastern Presbyterian.
DR.. A. E. Barrows, pastor of the East
ern Presbyterian Church, Sixth street
and Maryland avenue northeast, will
speak on Royal Thinking" tomorrow
morning In the evening his subject
will be THE Ministry of Beauty
The women of the church will OBJ
serve community sewing" from 10 am.
to pm. next Wednesday, and Thurs
day evening a preparatory service for
the communion will be held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11
LEAGUE TOPIC is TOLD
Francis Asbury Epworthians to
Discuss True Popularity,

At Francis Asbury Methodist Church,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets, the pastor,
DR.. J. j. Rives, will preach tomorrow
morning on "Salvaging the World and
at the evening service on THE Worlds
Most Valuable Pearl" The Epworth
League will meet at O'Clock The topic
will be: How to Be Truly Popular"
Sunday school will meet at $50 am,
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

DR.. Greenwells Sermon Topics.
DR.. Houston Greenwell. pastor of
Southwest Christian Church, Sixth and
H streets southwest, will preach on
"Sanctification" tomorrow at IL am,
and at 8 pm. on THE Empty House"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

MARY. THE MOTHER OF JESUS.
can Example of Motherhood)
Luke, n.15-l9; John, Ills:
xix25-27.
Golden text-"Mary kept all
these sayings, bordering them in
her heart. Luke, ii.19.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
DAYS DELAY IN
 MERCER HEARING
Lengthy Correspondence Record
 H8ItS Testimony

Toa-rs.o~- Q Jane -s tD-At --sze a t-s's delay -n tre taking Of -.s-i.o-r .1 --a trial os salt Q prevent -he u.lHon dollar merger Of -Ea Tosr1stg.1 Sheet and T-:ae company with -r= H=-r-lnam Steel no-noraHon was .a1uafed today 2r-a rla -r'.o.gr-.o- Of vo.-rtr01s .r-g5sn sn-r-.r,a u~--==~ officials Of 'aa Youngstown ao-aarn and stock ao..sr=.
 Attorney L4.aer g uay Of Cleve- land lead Of t-.- .s-.. ror1as repre-
 e-.r- l-Er0- r W--E. T~. and the la+erra-.0naI Share coronation.
 .7"E-oltars 1gr-ss. to The merger. .rro..eea ta. rorr.s9 s9orrar.a .1 an .1o~- 10 prove his eor.ar.or Of ..l-4 Ind ror--alu--t in ra-otfa- lions leading u1 70 tha .cetrg Of fhe merger hur.
 Tho ...z or t-a 9.- nus on ro-aI cr letters "=n1augaI between tne 7 r.1Es' awn ~aa1a-rrr and tE. s-1oEE7.1aGs merger opposition rou- M.rteo. Day r1dtra-ea all the cor -ssror1r0 would ue ra1G into the laoor5.
 H. 8es expected to follow lis "t-l 71 n2u-sT into ta= contents Of four trunks waiel we're alleged 10 hare been stored Grta- zr assumed name by an employe o5 The To1oas- town company when -r@ stocErold- 'r7. committee opposed 10 tta rer- 1ar Rae seeking 10 examine certain records.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
CITY PLAYGROUND
 DIRECTORS NAMED
8 Chosen t0 Serve for SUnne?
 Eight New on Staff

-h= -auaz ot 2 -.a--ro.-5 eL- rar-or- t1 -=-..a --.z season under -ra direction os John f Smt115c'z. were a---l-o-5 today rr ,.-alrma1 Da-r7rl C <reaowtz Of -ra r-rra- anon c1-nts=to~ E-at of those chosen ra-. -- had r-e.cas cx- perterce
 Tha a..-.-~~= -~.s report Nrr-4sv raorr.-z q. .-.s .aU sr~ a-rr.-..oas .a11 for asst tznwnrr Those entering 'ror trs.- -'rsr year Of r'a---0uaa work a~= ELa=-5r Eaar. E5H-a.I o.Er.an. Joseph Pots. Ga... @lr-r- nan, Helena 6-rEa. Helen raa...s. Mary 1l1c.ana aad A-@a Ua=aa
 I-a-ara a.l-.s----s to .-a staff ta- .o-ut-. William Mrr.-. Eam-z C7r- nelly. Es--~ H-r.or4= Maraaw MasEiH is-a1ar l-n.n E--aa.z Sooa, Fcan rtaa.. --a-Isv a2er5. &I4-=lsa. Hart. Marian &.gzhton. Margaret .-o---r Ee-s'-a E.s.-a..-. Anna Ealmaoon.-z. Sylvia Adler and Madeline Lyno1
 Miss ha.u4-o7 fig has hen as- signed 70 direct junior achievement work in al 1lav@~c.-lz- Aaso~a-.1 with h7- "... 1s Miss Adler who has Tad several years a&1rrer.a t~ trls work, Miss l-f-.-. w.7 has .aan a director md Miss E-=.n. one Of inc .rew an-o.n,ee-
 City player. .rtz 0.u open Mon day uCr~Irr and u.# r',u arr-t weeks.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
NAXEN ID RETAIN
 INSURANCE POLICY
Suit to Change Beneficiary Ends
 i1 Adverse Ruling

Efforts o- -h- part cf Harris Brown 10 prevent his sor-lr-.aTv. Harry Maven. iron. ta.nG h=ce@ctary 1 an w-urarca roG0v on Bro"r.s E.a taI.-l today when -e9Emeat nzs 1.ra. in ..-E eog-r IT favor Of N-=-r who was defendant n a sat brought rv his fatha~-tr-.aw
 The .a-- was heard yesterday at,- a-noon and Judge Stanley J. T-a-
 E- made t-a decision today. The e.r- vaa brought --z.l-- The John Hancoaa Lie Lnsgra~az 70. for 1rs
 gza. .o change t1a aersrclary rom Harry Na=-n .9 Harry Brown. son ct .na r.atrt.- The plaintiff ..a@-5 l- hal n. right 10 change tla beneficiary under the terms or
 Aeco~-..- 70 'n= testimony m oo.r' tna rohay was taken o9r De- os--ae- .-. -.-@. and Eroa1 made -.- 5a"---sr Cuss.a Hro~n. hana- a1arv vas transferred 70 h=- E1s- ars Maven. Ii I- l..ma4 that Harry M-Eea marr.-1 again arl -h. -.tn1--.--.aH took steps to have -h- rg.irv transferred 70 h.~ son but -1- -.-a .@-~.a l-r.narv ..E.=a. 70 l9 so.
 n papers r.a5 l" The insurance company. t said -- da-ansa that Et.-=. Tal- H.. premiums amounting 10 .6@a since is issuance until a very r5"--- da.=. ~a- ire.-arce company said - 7o.-. was taken from Max e~ rv h.z l~o--ar-.r--ea. Harry Hro"- 7o1 -as- 'Ea light 10 change '.5 da---.l-a.s o' 7a Insurance Is 7- a5e-- '0 -.9rts c. ..a ase.-1sas
 I0 -H-.0~ trz 3e.a7a JaE-a Ira U.aa0 o..erel that rho insurance policy b. ro'"rn.& -- 5'azen.
 Attorney C-r-s H. EscharGzoa represented .ra --su@ar-a ro-rpaay and Attorney neaa,G Gz.srry va. -o4rzrI for Naza-.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
Students of Magnuson
 To Give Annual Recital

Pupils of Walter L. Magnuson will hold their second annual recital Friday night in Bethany church at 7,30 o'clock. Piano and pipe or gan music will feature the program. Those taking part will be: Tor raine Appel, Ruth Anderson, Ruth Larson, Alice Syrus, Raymond Pe- terson. Nalborg Larson, Arvid Wes- tergren, William Swensk, Martha Abrahamson, Virginia Johnson. Le- roy Werner, Leonard Abrahamson,
 Elsie Anderson, Gladys Peterson. Miss Helen Smedberg. associate or ganist Of Bethany church; Ncrna .Calmbach. Virginia Magnuson. Char
 lotte Abrahamson, Karl Hjerpc, Eleanor Hjelm, Ingeborg Swanson, Norman Blomberg. Margaret Nilsson. Waldo Appel, Edward Nelson ami Ruth Carlson.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
RELIEF FROM CURSE
 OF CONSTIPATION

4 Battle Greek physician says Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been found, 4 tablet called ReXau Or derlies has been discovered. This tablet attracts water from the sys- 'em into he lazy, dry, cvacuating bowel called the colon The water Ioosens the dry food waste anI causes a gentle. thorough. natural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose.
 Stop suffering from constipation Chew a RaTall Orderiie at night E-Et daH bright Get 4 for 25c today at the nearest Liggett or Rex all Drug Store.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
MIX TO STOP ALLOWANCE

Los Angeles. june -5 tp-Errs. Douglas Gilmore. I7 year old dauzn- fer of Torn Mix. film cowaog. was cited yesterday 10 show cause why her s-5p monthly allowance from her father should not be stopped in vie" Of her recent acquisition oc husband, via eIopame1t
 Since MiX's divorce ir 1ai7 he has raId the allowance. Now ha thinks her husband should support her.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

Prosecuting Attorney J c. Woods rol,ed the charge ot driving without a license in his possession in the case Of G. K. Spring. 20. Of % Thompson street Maple Hill who was arrested by Officer Edward Ngszynskl
 Herman Cohen. IT, of T Fleming street. Waterbury, charged with driving past a stop sign ar Myrtle and Washington street, was released out o- court hy Prosecuting Artor- ne> Woods Officer David Dory made the ares.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
NIGHT WATCHNIAN DIES

Greenwich. June 26 Pl-John D. Roberts, 30, who was found last night with a bullet wound in his mouth. believed to have been self inflicted. died today in a Port Ches- ter hospital He was found in the office of the Empire Lumber 6o Trim company at East Port Chester. where he was employed as a nigh, watChman.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
Report 34 Killed

4-a-4-.. t-..a June -f 2 -- Ira .e.a-z ar-...-- her. from Bo-,rr2 today sa.1 -aa. roae- III La Taz. FoLEl7a o=r-a. killed q members 0f r.aa--- Q. workers and s-.- dents S2-.s- Hmc~r t1a dad were sad 10 ha.s n.oa women a11 caL- dr@0
 Tho 9=u.o-z.~at prs .o-5 ,-z hol.-s and as-r~~a~[s s>c-..a1 liam .a ra7 streets. The travellers said The ..rv vas -srza wEsr rlav .a-- and .lt was feared t.r-ser trouble would r.-ie5
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

ington street bit Mrs. Mary Tan- quay of 79 Lasalle street and Ur- ban would not give the warden the dog. Officer O'Day accompanied him to Urban's nome and the anil nal was turned over.
 Mrs. Tang ay was taken to her home and a physician was summon ed to treat her injuries
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
BIRTHS HERE FALL tO5
 IN 1929, RECORD SHOWS
Gov ernment statistics Report 31 More Deaths-lnfant Mortality
 Declines in Year

A report covering the year 1923 prepared by the United States de- 9ar-mant ot commerce shows New Britain with 165 less births in that year than in the preceding year. &l more deaths. b1r seven less n the infant mortality column.
 ]. 1922. 1885 births Were re- corded as against 1.47l Tor the pre- ae4tng year 55s deaths as against --- l1 -t-S. and 7- babies under one year Of age dead IS against 7a II
 The report for Bristol shows 652 births an increase Of IT over the preceding year. @a more deaths to make -a- -e-. -z1rz -f3. and an 52- crease o@ n to rha i0tan- mortality
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
STAGE CAREERS FADE

Hartford, June 26 - Bee Bam- bridge, Negro. theatrical producer" Of New York city, has returned home and three local Negro girls have abandoned their hopes of a stage career as the result of police ln- vestigation made at the request of the father-in-law of one of the trio
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
CONP PANI0NS FINED
 AS zIGzAG DRIVERS
Outing With Families CIinaIed
 With L3vT Of S200

John Roman g. ot 1l4 DaIy avenue was @a-l Sl.0 and costs on -ha charge ot Cr~-@ m automobile ~a..a under the l@-Gerca of liquor. and August Newaeld. @5. Of -a Bea- yer street. was zIyeo rha same fine on the same charge, ntth an added fine Of >5 on the charge O. driving without an operators lcs1sa by Judge Stanley ]. TracasEt in police court today
 Roman pleaded guilty t-. New field denied that he Was no. 1T to drive. and also eave it as his opin- ion that Roman was rO- under the influence Of liquor when Officer l.. [. Harper arrested him at midnight Sunday. Naw@e.ds story was that he and Roman and the latrars family had been out for the day, carving their lunch, The men drank three bottles or home hrow before start HE for hone.
 After leaving one Of the party at his home. they went 70 a Main street restaurant for a la-s lunch and Ro- man was driving ar Easr Main ard Elm street when Officer Harper be- rsme suspicious and followed him. The arrest followed and Newfeld rgho according Q rEe officer. was under the influence ot lguor, vas ordered 10 go home 51r instead he got into the car and was on his way t0 Romans home to no-ifv his wife D furnish a bond. H. might have reached his destination but for the fact that the engine stalled as he '-,as going mo Peck street from Stanley street, and Officer Harper who had returned 10 get the car in tha meantime. overlook hlr-.
 Officer Harper and Lieutenant NcCua testified that neither Roman nor Nevfeld was i. 10 drive. The lieutenant said Romans condition 7-as worse than that of New@eld Attorney E. J. 2T0nkiewlrz repre- santod Roman who had no'h3n~ to say. Newre-l was not represented.
 Mot0rist Fined for Speeding
 Edward Syn1erko. ts. Of E1 Blake Road was fnad StG and costs on the charge Of speeding. Judge Ira eeshi suggesting that 'ha charge he reduced from reckless driving. after hearing the tostlmon". Officer James Kelly testified that SrmaaEo drove 2 motorcycle south on Pennington avenue on June -0 at h. rate Of 4. 15 and G1 miles an ho.~. with 2 companion behind him on the seat. T.ahorers in the street were forced 10 get out Of the way as the vehicle sped past, according 10 the officer
 SEmecho. who was represented by Attorney Martin F. Stemrlen, said ha did not exceed the rate Of 4o miles an hour. n his judgment.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
Warden Gets Dog With
 Backing of Policeman

Officer William O'Day received complaint last night from Dog War den Thomas Rouskie that q dog owned by John Urban Of 219 Wash
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
MRS. TAFT ENTERTAINED

Warsaw. Poland, June 26 lPt - Mrs William Howard Taft. widow ot inc late chief justice Of the United States and former president. today was entertained ar luncheon by
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
PLAINVNLE NEVIS
lCona74e5 From Page aare11

lCont.1-a5 From Page 5orenl eot official iaup-a=ster for me town
 Shortly after nae arrival in n. country and his subsequent arrival ln Plainv.lla. h. s.asr-l the rosrto. as Iamp-lIehrer Kerosene and gas. oltae lamps trara in us- than ahor- the principal streets Of the town an , every night Mir MarOao a.o5ded o.a- his route lighting The lamps winch were abou- g9 in number. For hra services. he received tne nag1rn- cent stipend ot &I per dar
 Since that time, 2r. Marlro rs= educated two sons. one of whom IS now mechanical eng.reer. and the -other a certified public accountant. He is 6 years Of age now and is planning 10 send another son 10 "a medical school this fail
 PiainviIle Items
 According 10 a warranty deed fl- ed in the office Of the town clerk. Lincoln May Of Pennington road has transferred 10 Barbara May. 27 acres Of l71d cn Farmfngton road. Only f9rr days rer+ain 10 buy wall paper et .n-e r,Euo,ion, The an- nual John Boyle Co. sa]s ends Mon -day night Buy! save,-advt.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
Urges Duty 10 ~tat4

C7.--~-l Na-E- .-.- lar1-s r-uu-n.-.- .1-.-.s- o- --- Ec.v.n sr-5a=t was present at a c9rtar#rce c5 -Ea r-#-eE 0. r.r.s-a-=, =-1 re- .ae-a. :ra rrc-o=a- as a1ssrs. and ro.r--a c.. .o -e4 leaders os the s-l-ar-.-a movement --a.r 5-..-s -oaarl ..a -a.o".
 -t4 ..u..-----. ra...s .1-r1s-a..s- Te= r.ms.-o r.-.uea- romans .-2- 'at=t at U--~o ~.raast oo.r->--3n 7.-- --= ~.a.a--.-r o5 -as re9ua.o where r.a garrison commanders have declared Themselves +rrc IT --=t- lc-a..v 70 ra- =0'-rz--ea- and rra 1a..c order
 .-A--.c-.'.as a. .r--7 s-Hui.-=.l 70 t-= military 4asenalr 0-roa. r-- -sor ~u.rr 0ara no casualties. ~----sr-r s=.=-= r'r-1--1.- -.a republic an. -n- r-aa. order 's a--
 ~r- fri .-l..a.-a-aa en- roaa~a~ .ea saro.--on a- C~.ro ~z-=5 5-=1 E.-.ar La~r-s~a arI Gabriel Ea-----a a= #.4l-= t- saa
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
BOLIVIAN REVOLT
 COSTS SO LIVES
Regiment Reported Unsupported
 i1 It's Rebellion Sunday

A~c= Ch.= June -f 70 - The conductor of rns international tram .rrlr-aE from La Taz las- night sad that a zrzv- disturbance hal oc- c.--e3 n '-s Eo...a. capital sun day. and raat s" persons had been
 =l. c5 whom -- v--= s-dusrfs-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
suuluuuc> Revolt

IA E-z. Bolivia June -f 'T--A -a-sr-.-a-- .r-.-...-.. sa- uGu-Sl-t t.a.v. -a-a 0o.Ea e. 4 --vo.uuoc- .-s .o.=r---- .' o.-uo where 'Es -1-c...a. ana. 20 .--=o-0- hal -a4aa co~-eo. a- -#.. ra"r ~Ea rew- r..---. ---.-.-.s ...-r..a-.= or 1ra s-a-...=-t rc.-o.--.
 Ha.---l-r lsa--a- a- -a rae -r- .a. ra-a S-ur.ao. ta-o E--n-n-
 -z --=.5-.1 H...-o. Nre.n- Aeosra a-. .r--ra F.rzarz. ..--za-e-atly --eS oa- +-a |aranno r-z.narr a- .l---- z-- .--s -a--. 1- -"e r.az- --a~.
 .l-u=1.a--r" .-5E -=.azrarh-1 .rz 7r.r-.- .r La Esz proposing that aGa tz z..-a t@e movement. ard l-- a.ca--r- a- .--.r choice -1r a&arclse -- | ---- -r--r...-a- Aa-arco Ga- l~5a. lo-- La.zs N-rsaza Daule r.=-.-.- --.E r.--- -a--.-=
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-28
SUICIDE PACT NOW REVEALED
New Angle Thrown on !. Murder and Suicide
 Case in California.

LAGUNA BEACH, California, April Moresby White, attorney for Mrs. Guy Bates Post, said he found a letter in Mrs. Posts pri- vate desk indicating that she and Mrs. Doris Palmer, planned a sui eide pact.
 Attorney White said the letter was dated Wednesday, April 23, and sealed with Mrs. Posts seal On the envelope were the instructions to "be opened by Mir. White in case of accident" The contents of the letter were not disclosed.
 The bodies of Mrs. Post, former stage star and divorced wife of the well known actor, and Mrs. Pal mer, were found late last Thurs day afternoon in Mrs Palmer's bungalow. The authorities re- ported it was a case of murder and suicide. Mrs. Post, it was be- lieved. had shot Mrs. Palmer and then taken her own life.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-28
Chapter 37 TEDDY'S GIRL

Keswick Dell rubbed his hand: furtively. He was keyed up witt excitement. It was just week since Jacqueline had returned to tht firm, and today he was due to re- ceive her answer.
 Jacqueline had given no indica- tion what her answer would be She was different from the Jacque- line of the old days The merry laughter and the bubbling spirits were gone. She was subdued-al- most meek There was new hu- mility upon her. But in this new guise Keswick Dell found her even more desirable.
 n He had just rung the bell, and presently Jacqueline walked into his office.
 Miss Grey" he said, in his busi- ness voice, T want you to show some models to a very important customer. She is the wife of the chairman of the board of directors Emily Gibbs has got the models ready. Of course, the dear old lady is about three times your size, but she insists on seeing all the latest Paris models. Rush off, my dear, and get into the frocks. Her lady, el,i,, ie u,ai+ino
 A few minutes later Jacqueline
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-28
AUXILIARY MEETING

The regular meeting of the La dies Auxiliary of F. O. E. will be held this evening. The important business of the meeting will be the nomination of officers for the ap- preaching annual term.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-28
.AM JACQUELINE
 k ON HER OWN NR
by RICHARD STARR

! SYNOPSIS: Beteween starva- ten and Byrars, Jacqueline Grey chooses the latter. She swallows her pride and asks Keswick Dell for reinstatement as model Knowing she ulti- mateIy will again have to con sider MT. Dell as prospective husband she asks him for a week to consider his former proposal, and he eagerly as- sents, sensing victory. Failing in his efforts to find Jacqueiine. Teddy depresses the atmosphere of the House of Montrose and his indulgent, sympathetic mother vainly strives to comfort him. He is determined to marry Jacqueline or no one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-28
The floor lurched up

round her. The floor lurched III horribly.
 She fell from her full height prone on the floor, and it was 6 real faint this time.
 The thud of her fall brought Kes- wick Dell and Emily Gibbs up with a rush, but Lady Montrose had Jacqueline's head on her arm and waved them away impatiently.
 Don't fuss" she said. Get me some water"
 Emily Gibbs flew off to get the water.
 T am very sorry, your ladyship, , began Dell.
 Sorry. What for?" snapped her ladyship.
 That this should have hap pened."
 So am l. This girl is ill Any body with any sense could see that she was i'll. She is not fit to be promenading about She ought to be in bed. What are you going to do with her when she recovers?"
 That's all right, your ladyship. She will be off duty for the rest of the day.
 of course she will be off duty. She ought not to have come on duty. But what are you going to do with her, that's what I'm asking?"
 "I1l have one of the girls put her to bed upstairs"
 Where? In one of those dread full dormitories, I suppose; and there she will be left all alone to get better or die, whichever she likes I won't have it. am going to take her to my home"
 That was the sort of thing Lady Montrose did, when she thought she would.
 My dear Lady Montrose-" began Dell.
 T say I am going to take her home, so don't fuss. Is there man here who can carry this girl out to my car? No, of course there isn't Send somebody out for my son. He is waiting in the car"
 Fetched by a Hurried assistant, Teddy found his mother kneeling
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-28
DENY NEGROES
 ARE HARASSED
North Carolina Officials Send Pertinent Wires
 to U. s. Senator

WASHINGTON, April 28.-A de- nial that North Carolina negroes are being intimidated because of opposition of the National Associa- ton for Advancement of the Col ored People, to the confirmation of Judge J. Parker, as Associate Jus tice of the Supreme Court, is con- tained in telegrams to Senator Overman from Gov. O. Max Gard ner, James H. Ramsay, Postmaster at Salisbury, and Federal Judge John J. Hayes.
 The charges are totally un- founded and the relations between races continue peaceful. harmoni- ous and most cordial" Gov. Gard ner wired.