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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Refused the Hizt

AlrbU1gh EDersoa AID TboreEa. the
naturalist we're fellow rgE1SDe1
hey id uot meet nth after Tho-ssu
-T1o WIS th= EQUnEEr IT fourteen
yazrS-hE5 ls1- Harvard Eni SCI n IS
E sebp0l teacher II C0oc9-l Thea
rhsF o4Is1 went to- rEusles toEs-be-
and 6u-l1E o1e q these walks Thor
sEu TOD E-ars0n "a good stOrT Eb8Et
3 bey WHO went 70 school with hin
We-1Eo-1h. who resisted the sco08l
Mistress Command rtE- tie ehz6ren
should bow 70 Doctor EsyEoo5 Col-
cor5-s town el=rk ard other gs1lA
Ds1 - they Esu- BY. E1d Ebs1 Doc
Tor EsTE0o5 stood waiting and dear
- LIS 1kr0zt with hel WGf~o--b
said 'Tou seedor han 6c-or. I
shE1-- bgE- CRY Tines
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18

TIE tower Of Bate. =; The Chaldezn
dfy o. Or. IN the lower MeS0pojzIals
valley. has completely disappeared
The base o. the tower Vas so By 90
feet. t1pering through seven stages 10
the shrine al the top, which was 80
feet high. There is a smaller tower
AZ Or. called the ZigguraL which is
supposed TO have teen the sister q
the tower q Babe. Il Is 1916 By IS1
feet az the base. and something more
than 80 fee; In height
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18

Whea tie spor1 u boxing appeared
10 b.e il some czlEs- q lzDguishing
IN 1919. Lord J0asdGls drew NJ 2 lev
sezle q weights and eo1diriQzs 10
govern tile bouts. and. with tie idea
q adding distinction 10 the houL hs
60ns-ed q challenge belt for each
weight These Trophies are valued Al
$50 each and consist q leather.
god and colOred ensEel. Tie coodl-
tioas make Il possible for a boxer sc-
ITALY 10 possess tie belt hy winning
tie title three tines Doi necessarily
IN succession Esven O. these belts
had been Eol outright IL 1924 and
eight were 10 for competition
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
The plsos 10 shop for the enure family
w. HICKS 4 son.
Rockville. vi.
Notice 10 Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scribcnDi District d Columbia has obtained
from the Orphans Court o. Montgomery
county. Nd. letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of
HELM GASSAwAY.
late u Montgomery county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased arr hereby warned 70 exhits,
lar ssme. NTH the vouchers thereof. 10
The subscriber on or before the 9Th dzy
q Nosemtef. 1880 they may otherWise. b
lsss. b. excluded from ali benefit Of Said
estate All persons indebted % said estate
arefeq 1ested 70 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th DAY Of
May. 1880.
ALEXANDER LANCASTER.
Administrator.
4bZ Louisiana Avenue.
may Sg-et Washington. D. C.
L House and lot at Trayilah.
For particulars apply 70
THOMAS II. OFFUTT.
apr 4-3t Irsvilah, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Famous Phrases Traced
to Their Right Origin

L seems thE- rhs p15Ie las bsza
wrunr.ag M Da11-E q -aE- d1ugh-y
us-yasIn- ri railroad bu16s,. GIN
1Ds5urs Cornelius TE1dsrH1- these
nEzy raErS. i VAST the Commodore
70 Eham the phrase Is Usually e.
crztz.e5- but Us sl5=s- s14. Wl-l-s-1
E xh1 us5s thEt 1Eog1s oscErE1ll1
Q. VS8c!. The gutds * damned
according 70 TIE Gcl5ao Book NSgh-
Loa
TIE rh-tss Us lived & i found
k1cs 1879 El5 WIS EjEcllE-e5 ~ lie
sseu0s q he -EZ-1E6 dynasty O. Il
occasion when be WIS asked wba-naf
ne rusuus-s q his railroad shguld
h.s c1osuare3 about Ins service and
sgEsTuDaz1 q ms trains
TEls magazine. seeking on lie al
rt.a115c sources q 0-bsr 1RDg1s
phrases finds thE1 To lie vig-a- be
lguEs Tia spals" WIS col1es ~ Ss1-
sta- william L MErcT Il 1Ss- Marcy
vEs 5EE9lg 4o5-sT JEEks91's POI
Set 4 U1sd1E opposition Cit5cs ho-o-
e-s Y wholesale fashion nd s'a1'sz5-
tu-1- his 9E- followers
a sgIErs dsRI- WIS unds famous
~ Thss5srs Roosevelt WHO Esei i II
L ks.e=cA 1s- SpEZsh EEr vs1=rELs II
1913 L -bsY Er@ Esna enough Z
EAss5 hood hey are good sog1gh -
Ea- square deal Efte-EAr3"
e Eoul5 rather Re r.ghl than b
Presideut~ another Phrase Whose or
Eiu Is sinking INTO oh,scEIi-T, was 1-s-
EI'ofH1 ~ Henry Cay II 1884 il his
cnuTr1-niss speech Ehjeh * generally
credited with helping T,1s1E'aos ttss
Czri WAY.
The Al1lEhrF dollar" il is found
frs appeared Il EEsAlE0a Irving
Eecgu1- - southern Creole Wages
where BE fond thar UuIed 6s--y
"Eesns 70 have 10 Es1Ins 6sv9-eas- >
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18

Medical science las prevented the
population q French Equatorial A.
rica from being wiped cut by steering
sickness Il Was asserted IL an inter
view By RspAael AntOneill- EaveFnar
general q the c0loEy. Altasnu-A he
birth rate was satisfactory. be x
planned the population continued TO
diminish through disease which caused
more deaths than there were hlrehA
This went On until 1921 wheo tie
Preach O-hcials Recognized tie peril
and TOOK energetic scfiUn against
Eeep.ng sleEness and All tropical in
secsioEG
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Wees ef Restaurateur

he gag about the pr0p-ieto. q q
restaurant who always went CIT fo-
lunch Is misty with age, b1t 4 nssr
duplicate q i II real life was Dis
covered The other 6zy.
Il Times square there is 4 nED-
sEsr q cafe who slExFx Appears
detected about something He co1-
6ded II 4 friend The other day a. 8
? Z. thai be had no1 had z thing 70
eat that DAY.
watching people ear al the tine
ruins ny appetite he said as he SUI
Tsyed TIE sDtr1 interier q tie res
1Eursn- They slTsyE are eating
sweet STUFF
Ny f4rorits dish; Coined beef
and cabbage, ny boy. ever timer
New York Sun
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18

a1J rE-s-lL All 3 aEE-T rs1-THs
5gt sls ara sgEV5st VII vEDo
Et5slhE tc I'll az KhE-s-T-g1t ElEsE
and rEuuuu -T-y,s E-n1Et5Hlt Elps-A
En5s- A --ulEE uEr - hbt VII
E.E-tu-n ts'dT. VIVA sEI ~ sgUgg'st
VI F-EEsf y L JEoa- D31T- Tos
L1EaEls hEs ulErE 11I-UTHuHI-E Il.
zzuEznE Ia 11Esy,Hst TRANSMISSION
1E-rs- .-lr- frEEsk. B--1urs- sJ-LEk-
Tirvs- -LEs-1r 1,'s1lE ant 1gIoa1sLl
EuE- rsE- Ens4lk
Z7hs Ns5a, A 11ns G. 1sF nlnns-e1E-
cE-E COMPRISES 4 2Er- ds1rs-T --n.E
VII J6lf-uI b3cT, L oaaEzs oAerE-T
--1ak 8 Sill rEns1 --nlE Eut E-a-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Notice 70 Gro itOrs

NOTICE Is hereby siven that the sub
-, I'd Seaark \. =. has Obtained from
- Orphans Court q M0ateomers county.
~ letters q administrator G. 4 o. 90
tbe p--rsonal estate q
SAITER POTTER GRlGGS.
,.... 1y8tsomefy county. deceased. Al
r..rsops hsviue claims against The SAID
R.rsss-d are hs1e5y ~srned = exhibit
- ssr,e. With vouchers thereof. @ The sub
IT,, -, a. o. before the ilth day Of Dzeem-
~ 1850. Otherwise they may y Ia oe
.,vei,,5ed from ali benefit Of said estate
~ ,.--soos Indebted 10 said estate are
, - 20 make immediate payment.
cisen under ny hand this iith dsY Of
WALTER G. GRlGGS.
Administrator c. 7. A.
i07 Broad Street.
1a.st NeEsfk \. J.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Kidnapped

Jack t. Smith q Los Angeles. =
member Of the celebrated Smith fam
ily Of jamestown. Va. and al points
west has had the teDerity 10 step into
the new thought arens. and state his
views On marriage He states Il ihis
way:
"Ma.y e nah would still be q bach
elo. II his wife hadn'i hated the idea
Of being Al O,5 maid
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Animal Cracker

Lirtle aveyear-Ol8 Mare had ms,
completed few lessons in phonerics
Having received e box % animal
crackers win pictures % different
animals and their names printed on
l. she began indEsrrio1sly 70 sound
oct the names telling her aunt what
they we're
Here is a besr and deer. and :
hip-poTat-a-u1s.- said little Marie
and Oh Auniie. look a. this funny
locking Henry Nous
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18

Tie bureau q standards ssys Il
general II Is advisable 70 apply neE
wood shingles over the Old All loose
shingles should - securely nailed.
protruding nails driven Il, and warTed
edges Of shingles cut OF with Z ehisei
10 make the surface as uniform 50
possible To obtain q nezr t0b and
TO retain good roOS lines. cut away &
few inches o. the old shingles a. the
caves and gables and lay In, where
they are cut away, 3 Turing strip. CT
bAitea. 10 hide the sides and hurts O.
the Old shingles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Facts and Figures
on Your Telephone
Hy EDWIN =. HILL

Qsesiion II the r35
liSB mind Eboai
thrift among en-
p5oyees o. zliiiis
corporsaoos they
would oaly have e
see the QusTtsTls
saEEzy 0; tee
phoze statistics Is
sued By the Amer
can Telephone ARD
Telegraph Co-psng
10 ascertain that
sNa a~rwt~rerU re
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Notice to Creditors

W. NoliOE is hereby given that the s.h-
,oinaj ~ ., mph'gSmery county has Or.
eomefy county, Nd. letters tes,sa,. Nolll-
on the personal estate Of '"'''e'i'a'S
WILLIAM c. VElRS.
' ,,s.. oI MonIeomery county, deceased. An
5 te.Sois haNine claims against said
~, -. sHs,,l are hereby warned to exhibit
subscriber, on or before the lin 40 'he
december. $780, otherwise thav r,es as ~
Jaw DC excluded from all henet;t ~ "a NJ
estate. All persons indebted 10 said sstats
aIe REQUESTED to make immediats 49,
day Of June. 1890. A 'lis if'h
EUGENE A. VEIRS.
inn. ~ g. Executor.
' --0' Rockville. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Notice 10 CrtdIIOIs

NOTICE is hereby given that tn sui
scribers Of NontsoDery coUuty and lhe
District Of Columbia have ottainec from
the Orphans Court Of Montgomery county. .
Nd. letter. testsmentary on the personal
estate OF
MARY EDITH BRUNETT.
late Of Montgomery county. deceased An
perSons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned tc exhibit
the same. ~ith vouchers thereof. 10 The
subscriber on o. beio the 18th dsy
Of September. 1880 Otherw1se they
may. By Law. be excluded from 81
benefit Of said estate All persons in-
deoted 70 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under
our hands this 18th day Of March. 1880
VICTOR Z BRUNETr.
Silver Spring Nd.
HARRY Z BRUNErT.
Washington. D. c.
mar 2e-d Executors
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
NOR 3 Eek GARAGE

= O'iioSizED FORD sERv,cr ST.
- as ssa0iae Ford parts
'rpaiiing, tires. tub.. -.
.-.-, accessories. @Dd
go nary electric plants service
D. !. sss- Rockville. Nd Pr
oense. Sandy SPring ii6 F 81 "a; resi-
8 Z FORD. Propri.,o,
Su''e>Sor 10 Donald ~.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Ore Objection

FOur-year-old Martha received soDe
5sekstoDes and = ball Her father
showed her how 10 play with then
A few DAYS later one Of the neigh
bors saw her sni asked whether she
could play !zckst0oes-
! can pick ~ the !sckstoBes. said
Martha. tut THE hall won't come hack
10 nv hand
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Big Reduction In
Clothing.

''SOn' the Tailor of Gaithrr<burs
scrrss tt street The ros1oases o=-- RI
Fo'e ~aA suits selling from SIS r, S9.o,
EOS pure vol suits from e a.
-sHH' nee boxing. fr0n s. u $40
-s '7sSns oEeizs and repairing Gazsn,-- n.y.
fraoe - WI
~ am feseh surs cleaned and --sss5
open from 2 A n unsI Open q s.,.,4. ., ~. -
'A' '''l done % IL, s-.-' .-r, s.l.,,.o. a4...
,. WOlfson.
r O.
sNfIz:;iI;st
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
No.ice 20 Creditors.

No.icc 20 Creditors.
NOTICE : hercuy gwen ina' .- -,
s--=t.rs u Mouieorne-s cJul's - -.
- Crlune.z lave 1olAlD1c - -
,a---,--s- C1u-1 % N1ltel-lelg c-'-l's'
n l-rr--s & s.rll1i sifai'9n Oh '1e
soasl s.-zls O.
is-.-f Ws-ta1-1sTy -7-.is. l5- '. - =
-. ..,--- cls-.s zsa-l-sl - =
49, =. -, srz-Dz- 70 exnltii ne
- -. -. ,.-,gs--ys-s I1e-e-i - " slo-
So. I = = - - IL lZIt day q Sep
- r .l-,,.--7.- y ttleE nay y ia~'
sz-..-..- s,.,-- : !. .ss-ls1t o sa-1 est7'e-
= = I -, -,3s.rs. q. Sad estate are
= - - --.sts Immediate Ess ileA'.
I - - ~ rs,saf TINS lZlh DAY o.
Nara 1881 ,~r,~a
xs,-s- ftoa D. c.
C4WyCE v HUNK.
Fpssvlhs Nd
IA 1914 1'i''''
A Ne bes % announce
-, -. t- sd tul line OF New
E5..S.'-.s-- - ,.-,-ss src parts
= HICKS & son.
s-f Rockville. Nd.
AZ OPPORTUNITY
Y To earn money IN /
yolr community is open 20 the woman /
9Th sales ability For retails write
EF. CHRISTOPHER.
S27 Colorado Building,
iune 2l-lt Washington, D. G
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Tines ChazRe

TIE Old K"ishlkaws arsenal A.
Tokyo. which has been turning out 10.
struments " Death for two genera.
iious Is being dis-iantled 10 make way
FOR hospital ard research laboratory
devoted Ga fsfrirg cancer. A niIlioa-
yen canI.ai-' : ~ Ter way with the
ir1f.-ri-' f--.''- --- -.= the fr>i donors
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
POR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
/ A farm on the
outskirts Of PoOlesville. Monteomery oOun.
~. Nd. also q dwelling house In Pooles-
willie foe sale % rent
THOMAS H0SkISS0N,
sep Eo-St Poolesville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
Autos at Cut Rates
Selling 0ut-A Bargain.

Selling 0ut-A Bargain.
Making non for ny White King Piesous
Will sell ali NY poultry. shat Is eft sfisf
culiins Ny best siock. $50 large EnGl 81
Barron yearlins hens pinier lsYers q lsrEs
white esss- Bred from Ggsern-l.rt ao-ten
winners. SIPS each Aiso ih-ss .roossr
stoves and h0vers fo- sale a. half pr5cs.
Il VI BLASDY.
RockEIIs VI.
Phone ksnsinglou PSI n.
oboe AND HARNESS SHOP
y have
established = shoe snd hsr.es. shoS e.
Derwood and am prepared q 60 sng tir.t
Of work 81 mod-fste rates also sssrre-
SAYS
JF. CARTER.
nov Sim Ter~ooo. Nd
T. n. GRIFFITH.
Agent fot Mutual Fire Insurance c..
Of Montgomery County
OaSee in Kinedon Buiidins. opposite DIXIE
Tavern Rockville Nd
jan Sl-en PhJns, ROCtyills 2s7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-18
JOHN L. 0XLEi,
ATTORNEY. AT-LAN.
O1hoe over Wilson's DRUG Store.
saG 2l-y ROCKVILLE. Nd.

S-AlS gFci fADNeh = Dt12 otofcs
saG 2l-y ROCKVILLE. Nd.
LOR BENT OR SALE.
Il One oouble house
on Bridge street. Rockville Water 10 The
kitchen and upstairs, toilet. electric lights.
porehes front and bach. Apply 10
w. ERNEST OFFUTT.
iuly l2-lm Rockville. Nd
GU fRuiI
Ne have en- opehing in this section fos q
full o. part time representative Cash
commission paid weekly.
TITUS NuRSERI co.
July l5-5t hsnesSore. Va.
i Barred Rock Cockerels from
Paris pedagreed -hred 10 lag strain
eood healthy stock-SS 50 to IS each
Matching eGss in season.
MRS. ELBERT 7. CLAGETT.
hnote 2
hoekkMe, "a
sep 2T-2n Registered permit ~ D.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
MAN HELD FOR
n. !. BLAST
international Newsreel.

BESSEMER, Mich, Sept. 26
GNS0.-A 42-year-old lumber
jack. Louis xrs mer, who Is said.
by police to he mentally unbal-
anced, today is under close guard
in the county jail here charged
with attempting to dynamite the
Grandview Hospital late yester-
day when the lives of 100 patients
we're imperiled.
Kramer, allegedly plotting the
death of a doctor whom he
thought was in the hospital. set
off six STICK; ~ - 49,. Il
the hospital lobby. The blast
rocked the building and broke all
of the windows in it, but the pa
tients escaped injury.
Doctors narrowly averted a
panic among those confined in
the institution. After he set the
fuse, Kramer calmly moved out
side the hospital door. When
captured on the lawn after the
blast, he begged to be killed.
Authorities declared major
tragedy probably would have oc-
Cured if it was not for the fact
that dynamite, when exploding,
exerts most of it's force down
ward. A large hole was torn in
the lobby floor.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
34th u. s. Infantry
PLavs MGrtinSbHrg

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Sept.
26.-The thirty fourth United
states infantry, Col. Alfred T.
smith, commanding, bivouaced at
the fair grounds here yesterday,
efl route to its post at Fort Eustis,
Va, following a 14-day practice
march that extended as far North
as Carlisle, Pa.
The command includes Is Off
GERS and 800 men and yesterday
afternoon the regimental baseball
team met a local team at the fair
grounds park. A band concert
was given later In the evening
The troops will stop at Winches-
Ter, Va, tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
Is DIE, 80 HURT
IN INDIA RIOT

LONDON, Sept. 26 G.N.S).-In
a clash between natives and police
at Panval, 40 miles from Bombay,
is persons we're killed today and
so injured, according to an Ex-
change Telegram dispatch from
Bombay.
The town magistrate and senior
forest officer, rushing into the
melee in an attempt to halt the
disturbance, were murdered.
Failing to disperse the mob by
peaceful means, police finally
opened fire.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
ARDNORE PLAY
SETS STYLES
BY AMOS PARRISH
Noted Fashion Expert

RION CRICKET CLUB,
ARDMORE, Pa, Sept. 26-Almost
10000 of golfdom's best-dressed
citizens are here today watching
Bobby Jones battle for the Ma
tional Amateur golf champion
ship.
Rarely has such a well-dressed
gathering assembled for any
sporting event. It's a fashion
event as well as golf match.
Here are golf's winning fashions
of 1930-as we see them worn
here today by the winning golfers
and their galleries:
Snap BrimS Now
Gray and brown snap brim
hats with pinched, tapered crowns
hundreds of them. Away out
front in popularity.
White and blue soft collar
attached shirts. Small patterned
and brightly striped ties in blues,
reds. greens.
Gray. blue gray and brown
nubby tweed coats ana kIllcKerS
Plain fabricS-and herringbone a
favorite. Coats with two but
tons, notched lapels. Many plain
backed coats, some belted backs
Flannel KnickerS
Knickers of white flannel, linen
and tweed. Solid color Prussiar
blue important in ribbed hose
Also solid color olive green's, grays
and blacks.
Black-and-white and brown
m occa sin shoes. Black ano
brown box-toed and wing-tipped
shoes. Bobby Jones wears q
white polo shirt, flannel knick
ers, solid blue hose, black-and
white moccasins, or a sweat shirt
of blue, white linen knickers
blue hose and brown moccasins
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
DEMOCRATS USE GROCER NORRIS INCIDENT AS CAMPAIGN SSU
FLAMING CLARA
ADVISED BY
BOSSES

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. Sept. 26
d.N,SJ As the result Of her
gambling escapade at Calneva,
Clara Bow, the flaming,haired
film actress, today was reported
cogitating over a bit Of friendly
advise" given her by officials Of
the Paramount Publix, the COM
pany which holds her contract.
Officers Of the motion picture
company admitted today that
they had talked with Miss Bow
since news Of her $4,000 diff
Guilty with the Calneya resort be-
came public.
Got Her Chips Mixed
After "bucking the tiger" at
Calneva, it is alleged the actfeSs
stopped payments on checks
amounting to $4,000. She ex-
planned that she thought she was
playing with 50-cent' pieces,
whereas the owners Of the resort
claim these pieces represented
$100 checks.
Although declining to be speci-
fic about the sort of advice given
to Miss Bow, Henry Herzburn,
attorney for the motion picture
company, asserted it was about
the Calneva episode.
He emphatically denied, how
ever. that Miss Bows contract
would be affected by the affair.
Meanwhile, Miss Bow had been
forbidden to talk of the affair.
Rogers Airs The Case
Will Rogers, however, had a
few pithy remarks to make about
the matter in general. He was
at Calneva with other members
of his company at least some Of
the time when Miss Bow was
wooing dame fortune over the
gaming tables. He said:
"Say, If I had lost $4,000
they would have had to pour
all the water In Lake Tahoe
over me to bring me to. /
wouldn't even been able to
write a check.
II was only with Clara and
her boy friend, Rex Bell, for a
short time. She certainly
wasn't reckless when / saw her.
When lose $50 or $50 in q
gambling house / back out and
tell the house that is my con-
tributiOn for absorbing the
light and heat" S.
Rogers became rather queru'
lous when he said he Got in a
sort of a jam" over the affair.
Informed that the owners of
Calneva we're reported to be con-
templating reproducing Miss
Bows checks on postcards and
selling them for 10 cents each.
her attorney, w. I. Gilbert, said
if they did so he would advise
Clara ito pay postage on every
one that is sent out"
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
of Fiddc
Visit at West Point

WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. 26.
Veterans Of the World War joined
in the international organization
of Fidac stood on the parade
grounds of the Military Academy
here yesterday to watch a. new
generation of soldiers march past.
The delegates of the ex,service
men of the allied nations re-
ceived the salute of the more
than 1000 cadets in formal
ceremony.
Maj. Gen. William r. Smith,
commandant of the Academy,
and his staff met the Fidacs at
the north gate upon their arrival
from Newburgh, where they had
visited Washington's headquar-
ters.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
2 Injured, 2 Women
! SOuUht In Ak Duel

BOSTON, Sept. 26. 0N.S0.
While Thomas w. Mcmahon, for
mer Boston city councillor, lay
seriously injured at City Hospital,
and Toni Nadi, of Marshfield,
was in Brockton Hospital, prob
ably fatally injured, police today
said they were searching for two
women in connection with a mys-
terious ak battle at the home of
Nadi late Wednesday night.
District Attorney Wulbar. of
Norfolk county, assigned State
Detective l.. Brouillard to lead
the search for the women.