davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
QUE LA MOS
CA DEL MEDITERRANEO
DE EXPROFESO Sc PUSO
EN- DOS N~ARANJALES

Orlando, Feb. 26.-Declara-
clones juradas en- las cuales sc
afirma que la mosca del Medi-
terraneo fue Nevada delibera-
damente a dos naranjales de
a Florida, Sc italian en- poder
del presidente del subcomite
del congreso que investiga la
situaci6n de la mosca y seran
presentadas a su debido ITEM
pc.
Las declaraciones, seg1n ell
piesidente de csc comite, re-
presentante Wood, afectan a
los inspectores que %gritaron
"mosca" donde no habia mos
ca y que fueron contenidos
cuando trataban de poner una
naranja infectada en- un naran
jail inocente.
"Yo las tengo y son eviden-
cia de criminal acci6n por par
tie de los inspectores, por 10 me-
nos en- dos casos."
Tiene pruebas Mr.. Wood de
que Inspectors habian toma-
do toronjas de un naranjal in
fectado para llevarlas a otro, y
despu6s de no encontrar la mos
ca en- este entregaron la toron-
ia al cosechero con ell anuncio
de que Sc habia encontrado en-
sus arboles.
Fracas6 ell complot cuando
ell cosechero d%escubri6 que la
@toronja era de una clase dis
tinta a las cosechadas por el.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
ron de las fortalezas Y los edifi-

ron de las fortalezas Y los edifi-
clos pGblicos sin derramamien-
to de sangre nj perdida de vi
das.
Rum6rasc que el presidentc
Vazquez = el vicepre5idente Al
fonseca Sc han refugiado en- ell
edificio de la legaci6n de los E.
tados Unidos.
C0menzo Ia revolution ell do
mingo cuando la guardia nacio-
nal en- la parte norte de la re-
pGblica Sc alZ6 en- armas ocu-
pando los pueblos de Monte
Cristo, Conception de la Vega,
Santiago Y Mori. Ell pasado lu-
mes la esposa del presidente bus
co refugio en- la legacion, mien.
tras su esposo Sc parapetaba en-
la fortaleza que guarda la ciu-
dad, confiando en- la amistad de
los oficiales de la guarnici6n.
Anoche una banda rebelde a.
campo en- las afueras m~ientras
I'm emisario del ministro anne
ricano Curtis trataba de hacer
la paz entire los insurgentes y
ell gcbierno, en- Santiago, baluar
tie de los primeros. Debese la re-
vcluci6n al hecho de haber anun
ciado Vazquez que Sc presenta-
ria candidate a la reelection en-
los comicios senalados para el
Is de mayo.
En- 1924 Sc lie eligi6 por cua-
tro amos y en- 1927 Sc extendi6
termino a dos amos mas.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26

-Entonces son ustedes no.
vios, prometidos.
81, sonora, hemos de casar-
nos.
d Pronto?
No esta fijada adn la fe-
cha. Yo no tengo prisa, soy to-
davia tan j6ven!
-Espero que no Sc casara
listed, hija mia, sin avisarnos.
Me han demostrado uste-
des demasiada benevolencia, Sc
nora condesa, para que yo 10 OIL
vide en- ninguna circumstance.
No me ha dicho listed ell
nombre de su novio, 5verdad?
Sc llama Pedro, sonora, Pc
dro Ricart.
Pedro Ricart-repiti6 la
La gaceta., 1930-02-26

condesa como 81 buscase entire
Sus recuerdoS.
Luego, meneando la cabeza,
murmuro:
i Vamos, estaba yo loca!
al DIR ell nombre de Pedro
Ricart, Luisa Verdier, Sc puso
en- pie de un salto, como impul
sada por un muelle.
Sc habia puesto muy palida.
i Pedro Ricart, Pedro Ri
cart!-exclam6 echando sobre
los objetos que la rodeaban una
mirada de terror.
Luego, llevandose las manos
a la frente, Sc pregunt6:
i QUEEN puede ser csc j6ven
que lleva ell mismo nombre qaa
mi marido?
Qued6 un momento inm6vil,
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
HA PEDIDO A TARDIEU Ell
P~RESIDENTE DOUMERGUE
QUE FORME UN NUEVO
GABINETE

Paris, Feb. 26.-El presiden~
te Doumergue centric hoy la Ia
rea de formar un nuevo gabine-
te para sustituir al de Camilo
Chautemps, que gobernara So
10 unos pocos dias, a Andre Tai
dieu, quien buscara integra"
una mas amplia union con la a.
yuda de Raymond Poincare, an
ciano Salvador del franco.
Tardieu fue llamado por ell
presidente en- la manana de hO%
Y al principle rehus6 aceptar Ia
tarea, recomendando Sc lamar
a Raymond Poincare.
Poincare, que esta GONZALES
ciente de una grave enferme-
dad, no quiso aceptar la enco-
La gaceta., 1930-02-26

rial para ell eiercicio visible de
los derechos soberanos dentro
de IN area de una milla cuadra-
da de terra. Ell Pontffice puede
Comunicarse libTenense con el
mundo entero J gozar de los pri
vileglOs de soberania { indepen-
dencia sin tener la necesidad de
dominar sobre un terreno mas
grande 10 que traeria ell peligro,
como en- ell pasado, para la ele-
vada mission espiritual y el pu-
70 caracter s%acerdotal. Ell nuevo
estado es realmente, como 10
llama Pho XI, una "Porziunco-
la" una capilla votiva.
De hecho, ell Tratado del La
terano, restaurando t~eoretica-
mente un poder que Sc origin6
en- la Edad Media, ha conferido
su mas grande homemade sobre
nuestra civilization mecanica,
acusada por todos de un arido
materialismo.
Es possible que sin los moder-
nos adelantos obtenidos por ell
deScubrimiento cientifico no
hubiera sido tan facil la solu-
ci6n a la Question Romano. Las
reglas terrenales que ha inclui-
do siempre ell Papado como in
dispensables para ell libre ejer-
cicio de SUI mission universal pue
den reducirse a un simbolo ma
terializado en- ell Santuario a
post6lico, del que Italia Sc reti-
70 obteniendo en- compensation
reconocimiento explicito, solem-
ne y definitivo de Roma, capital
de la naci6n unida a la parte de
la 1glesia que Sc llama Romano.
Algunos crfticos han creido
yer en- ell Tratado del Laterano
I'm anacronismo y I'm retorno a
10 medieval. Por ell c~ontrario,
clio representa- un monumento
al genio politico italiano; es CO.
mo una transfiguraci6n esprit
tual de la Edad Mecanica en- ell
coraz6n de la mas antigua insti-
tuci6n del mundo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26

ser este territorio tan pequeHo,
todas las funciones, attributes Y
servicioS propios de un estado
independence Sc han estableci-
do com osignos visibles de Ia So
oeranla del Pontifice.
Las clausulas del tratado la.
terano estipularon que esos SER
vicios deberian organizarse y
ponerse en- actividad en- ell inter
medic de un ano a partir de la
fecha de firma del tratado. To-
do este Sc ha hecho puntualmen
te dentro del termino prescri-
to. Ell nueVo eStado pOntifical
esta complete va. Tiene su fe-
rrocarril, casa de correo, tele-
grafo y tribunales. Una pc.en-
tie estacl0n de radio en- construc
ci6n y muy pronto sera instala-
do un pequeno campo de avia-
ci6n sobre la colina del Vatica-
no.
Els interesante senaIar que
esta edad de las maq4inas en-
que vivimos es la que mas ha
contribuido para ian original
soluci6n a este secular probe
ma. La electricidad, Ell radio y
los motores han contriDuido con
su ofrenda de posibiIidad mate
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
erection.

erection.
-Tiene listed raz6n, hija
mia. All oirla hablar de csc 10
ven con una especie de entusias-
mo que Sc me ha communicate
tambien, Sc me ha ocurrido que
es para listed algo mas que un
amigo ordinario. Y he creido des
cubrir en- listed un sentimiento
mas tiernO.
Tn rubor subito colore6 las
mejillas de la j6ven.
-Vamos, no me he equivo-
cado-sigui6 diciendo la sonora
de Lucerolle con bondad JUS
ted lie ANA.
81, sonora condesa, lie amo.
-GY e. a listed?
Me ha pedido en- matrimo-
MO a mi abuelo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
Secretario.
n. Y.

buelo.
La sehora viene sin duda a
traerle trabajo.
81, tambien Sc que la seno-
rita Leontina es encajera, Y que
hace su labor como una hada.
pero no Vengo por ESQ.,.
-Entonces eXpliquese listed
lie diio Fabrice.
-Ustedes deben conocer a an
J6ven que viene a yer con fire.
cuencia al senior Blanchard.
va 10 creo que 10 conoce-
mos; ipero que?
Sc llama Pedro Ricart, mo
es cierto?
81, asi Sc llama.
-iNo vive con una anciana
que 10 ha criado?
81; lpero que clase de in,
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE L PADRES,
TALES HUGS"
Por
Henry German

do estudiando cast solo Sc ha
instruido, y habla muchas len
guas y sabe muchas cosas.
-iSoberbio!-exclam6 NATL
de predispuesta a la admira-
ci6n.-LO que me dice listed de
csc j6ven, Leontina, me hace
desear conocer adn mas deta-
lies. ME permite que lie haga
una pregunta, es possible que
mas indiscreta?
-Donde hay interes, sonora
no puede haber indis-
La gaceta., 1930-02-26

apretandose la frente abrasa-
da.
i Els precise que 70 10 avert
gue!-murmur6 echando brus-
eamente la eabeza hacia atras.
La sonora de Lucerolle Sc ha-
bia levantado, pues va NADIA
mas tenia que preguntar a Leon
tina. La j6ven Sc despidi6 de
ella.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLECRAFlCAS

mienda, recomendando que de
nuevo sc llamara a Tardieu.
Al salir del palacio de los
Eliseos, NJ. Poincare
anuncio que Sc habia encargadc
a Tardieu formara ministerio y
que este conference.-the con el
sobre Ell particular.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
XII
LA TIA CHERON

Ell mismo dia, por la tarde,
Tulsa Verdier, entr6 resuelta-
mente en- la porteria de la casa
n1mero 81 de la Gale de Lille.
Estaban ell marido y Ia mujer.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26

Los "pensionados politicos'
del departamento de limpieza
de GALES, segun ell Sr. Fred Nc
Kay, son inspectores, recogedo-
res y drivers de los camiones y
"cabeza vacias".
"Son tan duros de manejar
que llegan hasta abiertamente
desafiar las ordenes que Sc les
dam.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
Nueva York, Febrero de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
Pallas Features Syndicate
NO. l61 DE LOS w. o. w.


Por este medic otto a todos
los miembros de esta Logia, pa
ra la tenida regular de mana
ma iueves, a las 1870 p. m.
Sc requiere la mas puntual a.
sistencia de todos, pues en- esta
tenida Sc les informara de los
nuevos cambios y progreso de
la Orden.
Fraternalmente,
A. del Castillo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
LOS REBELDES DOMINICA
NOS Sc APODERAN DE
LA CAPITAL

Santo Domingo, Rep1blica Do
minicana, Feb. 26.-Los rebel
des entraron en- esta capital en-
la manana de hoy y Sc apodera-
La gaceta., 1930-02-26

ComenZ6 aver en- la corte fe-
deral ell juicio de la causa con-
ira Wilbur w. Leavine, de esta
ciudad, y otros doce individuos,
B. B. Hileary, H. Machette, Wal
ter Allgood, KieI S. Bitch, w,
E. Meade, j. C. Moon, C. Baum
gartner, Aubrey Johnson, Jeff
Region, Sims Evans y William
Spears, acusados de conspirar,
desembarcar, transporter y ven
der bebidas alcoholics.
Acusa ell fiscal federal Hughes
ayudado por J. j. Lawless.
Pat Whitaker y R. E. l..
Chancey defender a Leavine.
I'm jurado absolvi6 aver en-
la corte federal a Manuel +. Lo-
PEE, dueno del restaurant Gar
ella, situado en- la Gale de Fran
klyn, a quien Sc habia acusado
de tener en- su poder un litro de
wisky.
La boteHa fue encontrada en-
la parte de afuera del restau-
rant Y ell abogado Howard P.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

(Uiene de la Ia. plana)
tiguo amigo y aliado del alcal-
de,
Savage tomara possession del
cargo ell pr6ximo sabado.
La gaceta., 1930-02-26
Nc Farlane. de Ia defensa. SOS

tuvo que ST cliente era inocen-
tie e irresponsible de 10 suce-
dido.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

1908 R. 7 AVE. NW-Weli furnished room,
semi-private bath. continuous h.w.; also
wanted lady TO share large front living
bed room Dec 552e
Evening star., 1930-06-15
SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

ON FIKE, rs miles north Of city, on a de-
lightful big farm; you. will find an excel
lent place @ TO S noard; dl both you and your fam
meals. All modern conveniences. Mrs.
Cooke Walker, Gaithersburg, r. F. D. No. 2.
Phone Gaithersburg 36-F-4l.
OLNEY, MD.-Cool. airy rooms, large porch
and lawn; good table board; price moderate.
Mrs. Edward s. Bansley.
BEAUTIFUL furnished rooms, excellent
River. large porches, trees and flowers; near
Evening star., 1930-06-15
wANTED-RooMs AND R0ARD

GENTLEMAN, grown daughter and sister,
separate rooms with board in private fam
ly; NV. section; state terms. Address Box
393-X. Star office.
ATTRACTIVE, eastern exposure room only,
quiet, refined surroundings permanent; en-
ployed lady; references. Address Box 324-X,
Star office.
MEALS by settled man, good habits, in
Georgetown; preferably convenient to Wis
conSin ave. and r st. References. Address
Box 218-x, Star office.
GENTLEMAN wants room and board con-
venient to Navy Yard in strictly private
home. Address Box 270-X, Star ONCE. is"
Evening star., 1930-06-15
FORT STRONG VILLA.

On Lee Highway, Va, / mile from Wash
ington. Large house and spacious, shady
lawns; city conveniences. Well furn. rooms;
home produce. Phone Clarendon 2341. 10"
Evening star., 1930-06-15

WILL BOARD CHILDREN, s-I2 years,
laundry, mending, $40 week; near schools;
detached house. 5616 7th st. NV.
MOTHER, will board a couple of small chill
dren in my suburban home. Terms reason
able. Mrs. L. w. FinkS, Bancroft, Va. Phone
856-F-3.
OAKDALE VILLA. Glen Echo, Md.-Now
ali modern me convenences snseaI Tates aho 70
families. Opposite Baunockburn Golf Club
Call Bradley 65I
Evening star., 1930-06-15

l723 EYE ST NW.-Nice room, kitchenette,
S25; single front room, Sls: light and heat
furnished. Shone Met. 70lo. Call after 7
n m SUNDAY
Evening star., 1930-06-15
RENT-GARAGES.

REPAIR SHOP. REAR 1911 NJ NV. .s3S. 90
Gar, rear 1914 9Th s.w.; { cars. 500
Gar. rear 1T5T OREGON ave. .......... 500
Stable rear 222S Ge. ave-; 5 horses,
esr rssr rnc; ins lS.S0 0o
Car feat Es & nW.'I..... .,,,........ 500
as 18th EFoAssg p. p S1EsssTist 1EArsHt 7sss.7sss.
BRICK GARAGES.
per month. Located IN rear Of SIT
OHAS. D. SAGER,
National oo36. e24 I1th st. NV
Evening star., 1930-06-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TILL SEPT. 15-2 R., K, B., ALL OUTSIDE,
res. mgr. Apt. sos, McReynoids, 18th and 6.
YOUNG MAN WANTED TO SHARE WELL
Call after pm. Met 1892 Apt SOC, BIS
VERY PLEASANT FoUR-RoOM APT. WITH
screened porch, Frigidaire, for Summer
months. Reasonable to responsible parties.
1851 New Hampshire ave.
MERRILL MANSIONS. 1851 FAIRMONT ST.
Suites, 'S With 0t or Without bath furnished conn
pleteiy; linen and maid Seryl,Gse optioTnsa!' Ts.
two room apartments for light housekeeping
nicely furnished: gas and electricity: 10.
500, THE ALABAMA, 18th, g. N NW.-TWo
sure, fine view; adults; Summer months IS.
l4O4 L ST. N.W.77-LARGE, WELL FURNISH,
ed room and dainty kitchen, also basement
2524 l7th ST. N.W-FRIGIDAIRE; 2 LARGE
rooms, kitchen, bath: attractively furnlshed;
newly decorated; modern bldg; $57 so; adults.
room, kitchen, bath. inst. h. W; well fur
nished; clean and quiet; second moor
l408 l4th ST. NW.-2nd-FLOOR FRONT; 2
week. Adams $3.50.
ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED; WALKING
distance of shopping dist; Summer rates.
Apt APT; 4s, New Berne' Ills 18th st. NV. Net Net
WARDMAN PARK ANNEX, 24Ol CALVERT
st.-4 rooms, kitchen, bath; beautifully fur
nished; very cool; reasonable. Col. 474l,
Apt. 207.
ATTRACTTVELY FURNISHED; 8 ROOMS,
eash 6a6 daRs pnr aS s
Clev. 6l33-W.
1871 KENYON ST, oVERLOoKING ROCK
Creek bed rooms, living ana dining room,
kitchenette, bath; comfortably furnished.
1859 CONN. AVE.-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished living room, bath. kitchenette, break
fast room, Frigidaire: possession July 1st; 2
or 3 months Call Columbia 7892-W for ap-
pointment.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOM,
dressing room, Murphy bed and bath; elec-
trio grill; excellent location; ready June IS;
Decatur 5s4s~J after g.
ATTRACTIVE TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN
dinette, bath; opposite National Cathedral.
convenient cars, bus; for Summers; adults:
references. 1910 wisconsin ave-, Apt. 400.
Clev. 287l-W.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 2nd-FLOOR-
front apt. in apt. house; exceptionally large
rooms; living5d1ning room, overstuned bed
etc; bed room n American walnut; porch,
large closets, kitchen, laundry, yards; jani-
tor service: s42so mo: Other fur: apts..
$3.50 and SIS. One block from large park.
ais = St. NV.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
WANTED-GARAGEs.
RooMS-FURNIsHED.

SMALL PRIVATE GARAGE, RADIUS SIX
blocks 18th and NJ n.w.i 81 to SO. Address
Box PICK. Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
Sale at our Warehouse
ONLY

A large 4-story brick building
with plenty of parking space.
Take 7th, 9th or 14th st. cars
and get off at M st. NV. Short
walk. Inquire for the old Wood
ward e. Lothrop Warehouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
BYRD BARK TO HUNT
LEAD THROUGHPACK
Camp Is SnoWbound as Men
Wait to Learn if Antarctic
viii Unlock Gate.
By RUSSELL OWEN.

BY Radio to The Star and to the New York
Times.
LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctica, Feb
ruary 3.-The bark City of New York
has been ordered by Admiral Byrd to
cruise up and down the edge of the pack
ice TO look for a possible lead that will
permit it to come south, although it
will probably not start for few days
yet
And so that everything will be in
readiness ii she does get through, the
men are packing up ready to leave. We
will know in week or 10 days whether
it is the within of the Antarctic to open
that rigid barrier she has thrown across
her portals this year or whether IL is to
remain closed
Today is gray and silent. An in
visible light, an internal luminosity,
shines In the shroud of white above us.
A few fakes of snow drift down from
the unseen clouds. There is no horizon
except to the north where the water
sky lowers on the edge of the Barrier.
black over the open sea. 1t is a sullen
land in this mood.
Eynent for the puppies, everything
outside is snowbound. The planes are
sunk deep between drifts. They have
been silent and immobile so long in
this tickle weather that one accepts
them as part of the landscape and only
occasionally does the eye linger on them.
The SnowStorm has covered much
Of the uglineSs of our melted piles of
refuse and Smoothed the Jagged and
broken surface where dust particles
had made it so porous that men sank
TO their knees at every step.
Last year there were open cracks
theF1 he cd 0F 1,
inlet OF the bay only a short distance
from camp. but this year they have not
opened and smooth depression marks
what was formerly break in the snow
wall
The slopes leading up to the Barrier.
which last Summer dropped away,
leaving wide openings. did not sink so
much under the sun this year.
(Copyrisht. 1890. by the New York Times
Co; and the st. Louis ost-Dispatch. All
rights for publication reserved throughout
the WORLDLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
NEW ROCKVILLE CHURCH
CONTRACT LET AT S24. 4OC
Presbyterian Building to Be Erect
ed by Kensington Firm-old
Structure Sold to County.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, February 4.-The
contract for the erection of the new
Rockville Presbyterian Church Build
ing has been awarded to Alfred C.
Warthen & Son of Kensington. for
S24. 400. Building operations, it is
stated, will be started at once and I'M
der the terms of the contract the struc-
turs will be ready for occupancy in 100
working days
Eight bids were received by the build
ing committee, composed Of Harold C.
Smith, chairman; Judge Robert B.
Peter. Mrs. Edwin Smith, Mrs. Theo-
dore S. Mason, Garrett Ward and John
G. Mcdonald, and a recommendation
that the bid of the Kensington firm,
which was the lowest, be accepted was
adopted by the congregation on Sun
day.
The edifice will occupy a site on the
north side of Montgomery avenue. a
short distance west of the Methodist
Church. 1t will be largely of Mont
Eomery County stone, which somewhat
resembles granite. The present church
building was recently sold to the county
commissioners as part of the site for
the new 100000 court house and Jail
soon to be erected.
Arrangements have been made for
use by the congregation of the Circuit
Court room here until the new build
ing IS ready for occupancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
Coolidge to List
8 Events in Peak
Memorial Story
Names of Washington
and Lincoln May Not
Appear in History.
BY the Associated Press.


SAN ANTONIO, Tex. February 4
Former President Coolidges tabloid ms
tory for the Mount Rushmore, S. Oak,
memorial is to be as limited in hlstor-
ical references as it will be sparing III
words
Eight events, considered the most
epochal in the evolution of the Colo
MES, are listed for inscription. These
were selected by the design committee
of the memorial commission, Gutzon
Borglum. designer of the project, and
one of the committee, said.
The names of Washington and Lin
coin may not appear in the engraved
history; the names of Jefferson and
Roosevelt likely will, while Mr.. Cool
idge'S name is certain to be etched in
the granite wall of the Black Hills peak.
The eight events which Mr.. Coolidge
will touch upon include: July a. Declla-
ration of Independence: 1887. framing
of the Constitution; 1903 Louisiana
purchase; 1916, admission of Texas as
a State: 1848 Oregon boundary settle
ment; l849, admission of California;
1865. Civil War ends; 1907, completion
of the Panama Canal
Mr.. Coolidge's wordage is limited to
the number that can be inscribed in a
space 80 feet by $50 feet and cut in
such dimensions that they may be read
three miles away. Those COndiUiCnS
would limit the history to 500 words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04

SIS Worumbos, nolU. 1897. so
SIS Worumbos, now. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04

tween $500 and 81 900, was recovered
in the raid. Sheriff Wolfe stated that
the men have been under suspicion for
some time for completely in robberies
in Warrenton. The men are alleged
to have confessed and to have told
Kirby now they broke into the store
They VIII De given preliminary hear
ing today in Fairfax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04

with robbing the store Of Morris g.
Useiton at Chantilly Tuesday morning
Two otner prisoners, George Smith and
tsalah Morgan, also OF Warrenton, were
nelor IN Warrenton on the charge of
possession of still found by Sheriff
WoiIe When he raided their home.
Practically all of the goods taken from
the Fairfax County store, valued at be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
FAIRFAX OFFICERS
BACK WITH PRISONERS
Return From Warrenton With
Men Accused of Robbery of
Chantilly Store.

| Special Dispatch to The Star.
| FAIRFAX. Va. February 4.-Sherifr
2. P. Kirby and Deputy Sheriff Vernon
Cockerille yesterday returned from
! Warrenton bringing with them Mary
Walker. Roy Green and Harry Jack
son, colored, arrested by Sheriff STAN
| ley Wolfe of Warrenton and charged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESD.

S149 3-PC. LIVING ROOM
SUITE with loose
springfield seat cuSh- C10 En
ions; reclaimed ....... %AO'OV
$50 7-PC. BREAKFAST SUITE,
blue. From m storage ese $l9.75
DRoP,LEAF ia FABLE 3 i = $l.25
$l9.75 LARGE. COMFORTABLE
HIGH-BACk REED FIBER EASY
/ CHAIRS, with uphol- CT or
stored seat cushions. -. @(.JO
$l.69 END TABLES of No.
mahogany finished gumwood FOC
$500 WALNUT-VENEER BOW
END BEDS left over from S2 75
$3.50 bed room suites. ~O'SO
$II9 3-PC. TAUPE VELOUR
OVERSTUFFED LIV-
ING ROOM SUITE S16.75
SIsS GENUINE NUT-VE-
NEER 10 PC. DINING ROOM
SUITE, tops are slight $3.50
ly marred ............ "
$3.50. 2-PC. LIBRARY SUITE,
mahogany finish birch frame; Span
ish leather seats. Traded S405
IN s4s HANDSOME BUFFET of
quartered .t oak in excel $9.75
$3.50 INNER coil SPRING
FILLED MATTRES SES, floor
samples; double BED $1O.95
si1 saS Sn as-YR. Guaranteed FIN
EST COIL BED
SPRINGS cS 80, 80 resilient $1O.75
SIS ss.sO LARGE SIZE GRASS
RUGS. slightly soiled from be- Ct
ing s. % d RosE AND rAurE ALL
OVER JACQUARD 3-PC. LIVING
ROOM SUITE. Bow
front style, From $3.50
S9.75 PORC ELAN CT or
TOP KITCHEN TABLE W A'~O
$3.50 BEAUTIFUL GATE-LEG
TABLES, nah gany-
veneer tops. Slightly So. 95
s44.5O s.PC. REED FIBER LIv-
ING ROOM SUITE,
with auto style seat S16.75
' $50 PRiNCESs DREs SER of
bird's-eye maple; long SO rs
mirror. Traded in. ..,
$3.50 HANDSOME G HIFF O.
NIER of red mahogany veneer.
g g..x.. =, edge mirror $1,000
S1.69 WROUGHT-IRON SMOK-
ING STANDS, trays miss 10o
ing All as is ........... Avn
1929 HAN ID S ONE apo. BED
ROOM SUITE. extra large dresser,
choice Of chifforobe or chest, full
size 3-mirror vanity and bow-end
bed. Genuine grained
Slightly marred .... %O~'OO
$l89 BEAUTIFUL WALNUT-VE-
NEER DINETTE SUITE, 48-inch
buffet, period china closet, extension
table and 4 chairs with
upholstered seats. CCC E0
Slightly marred $500. %VV'~V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
Beautiful
Cabinet

De luxe open console of beautifully
grained walnut veneer, 48 inches high,
Is inches wide.
Furniture craftsmanship of quality
worthy of housing the fine musical
instrument the 1880 Bremen ully is,
with antique finish escutcheon plate
and walnut tuning knobs.