davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

I'm amigo llegado de Key
West nos informa que la fabri-
ca de Cortez ha rebajado a to-
dos los que entraron a destruir
la Niyelaci6n, sustituyendolos
con sus antiques buenos taba-
queros, que estan arribando de
Tampa y otros lugares.
I Los bajos precios han sido a
catados por los que al principle
hicieron resistencia "apesar del
alto cost0 de los e0mestibles".
Tambi6n Sc asegura que para
dominar al Comit6 Nivelador,
para obligarlo a hacer 10 que
hizo, fu6 amenazado uno de los
niveladores.
Amenazados fueron tambien
tabaqueros que Sc crela podlan
entorpecer la implantaci6n de
la rebaja de precios.
Parece que los torcedores del
Cayo Sc hallan sometidos a la
"dictadura" de los ciudadanos
que para COMMENTARIES les O
frecieron que con la rebaja de
precios Sc abririan nuevas ia
bricas.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20
Algunos obreros reanudaron
hoy sus labores.

Madrid, Sept. 20.-Se con-
sidera bastante grave ell esta-
do del captain general Vale
riano Weyler y Nicolau, mar
ques de Tenerife, figura de
gran importancia en- la histo :
ria colonial de Espana.
Gran nGmero de perSonas
Sc interesaron aver por SUI Sa-
lud.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

Habl6 aver a los soIdados, en-
Santa Clara, ell presidente Ma
chado. GQu6 les dijo?
"Yo tengo completa confian-
"a en- ell ej6rcito, en- los gober-
nadores provinciales y ell pue-
blo."
Puso al ej6rcito en- primer
t6rmino, y al pueblo, que no sim
patiza con la dictadura, en- Ill
timo lugar.
Asi entiende la democracia el
generalillo que "desgobierna''
a Cuba.
Convencido esta el de que con
ell pueblo no pueda contar.
Jamas degenarara Ell pueblo
"viyan las cadenas" y besar los
zapa os del hombre que lie tira-
MIA.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20
s @ CIALE s

tellas de sidra. A las A: una ca
ia de panuelos para la mucha-
cha mas bonita del picnic. A
las 4:30, la persona que toque
la punta del "palo ensebado"
recibira un premio, A las 5: Sc
hara ell intermedio para que los
'romeros' puedan recrearse a
sus anchas y refrescar sus gar
gantas. 4 las $50, continuara
ell bale. A las 6: llegada al cam
pc en- fiesta del senior Emilio
Bacardo. A las $50, una de las
senoritas candiatas pronuncia-
"a un discurso, a&ndole las gra-
cias al p1blico.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

Madrid, Sept. 20.-Termi-
NADIA la huelga del ramo de
construction, en- Barcelona, el
Tunes voiveran los trabajado-
res a sus faenas.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

tos federales, ell juez lie contes
to: Muy crecida, ST, pero ESQ
de secuestrar personals amena-
zando con matarlas tambien
es algo terrible.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

Pocos minutes despues de
que ell negro Amos Welch ha-
bia robado en- la casa de AL
bert Antuono Cleveland 4315,
81 abogado Paul Lake detenia
al ladr6n, que iba cargado con
trajes, zapatos, una camara
fotografica y otros efectos.
FL eti6pico fue puesto bajo
la custodia de los diputados
Aulick y Abramovitz Y des-
pues encerrado en- la carcel.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

Para celebrar el cumpleano5
de su graciosa hija Elena, los
esposos Isidoro Banco, residen-
tes en- la Ave. Michigan 2l36
dieron un party" ell sabado, dc
"a semana pasada.
La casa, que estaba elegante-
mente adornada, Sc vic muy
concurrida y una reputada or
questa ejecut6 magnificos bal
ables hasta las doce de la no
che.
Todas las familias fueron OBJ.
sequiadas con helados, refres-
cos Y dulces, atenci6n que tuvie-
ron los esposos B. Gonzalez, }.
Castro y las sehoras Maria
Diaz Y ]. BaIbin.
Asistieron las damas y dami-
as: Patricia Castonos, Leono-
"a Fernandez, Estela Diaz, Ri
"a Lidia, Agustina Balbin, Ra-
mona Lopez, Marina Garcia.
Eugenia Balenson, Palmira Va
d6s, Margarita Alvarez, Maxi
ma Nava, Ida Cuyari y Frances
Blanco.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

Sc siguen recibiendo adhe-
stones de conocidos caballeros
para ell banquete que I'm grupc
de connotadas personalidades
de nuestra sociedad lie ofrecera
al talentoso m6dico cirujano
Dr.. Nestor Portocarrero, en- el
acreditado Hotel Gel Pasaje'.
La valiosa y reforzada or
questa del conocido professor
Gustavito Moreno, tocara du-
ranse ell acto bonitas pleas de
su negotiable repertoire.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

Todavfa nuestro director no
ha recibido ell cable del DR.. Ma
nuel Sueiras Miralles que, CO.
me saben nuestros lectores, Sc
encuentra actualmente en- Gu
ba, comunicandole su regreso a
estas playas donde tanto Sc lie
estima y distingue.
Tan prcrto como este Suced2
Sc lie preparara un simpatico
recibimiento por un grupo de
buenos amigos Y Sc lie obsequia-
ra con un almuerzo en- I'm Res
taurant, a manera de especial
camaraderia.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

A tres meses conden6 ell juez
Akerman, ell lunes, al joven
Johnny Hicks, de % amos, que
lie habia prometido comportar
Sc bien y no cumpli6 su pala-
bra.
Tres dias lie concedi6 ell juez
a Hicks para que arreglara
sus asuntos antes de ingresar
en- la carcel.
Pero aver, cuando Sc lie su-
ponfa arreglando los asuntos,
sc lie detuvo por estar trafican-
do con bebidas alcoholics.
Ahora tendra que cumplir
seis meses.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

La fioreciente sociedad Ju-
ventud Enthusiastic celebra ma
mana a las tres y media de Ia
tarde una matinee bailable en-
los salones del Centre Asturia-
no, con una renombrada or
questa y exclusivamente para
sus socios.
A. de Ia Pean.
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

5Debe ell pueblo lanzarse a
las GALES a combatir la Dicta-
La gaceta., 1930-09-20

Es manana por la noche y en-
el teatro del Centre Obrero, la
function de beneficio de la espi-
ritual Y angelical senorita Velia
Martinez, con la obra titulada
Una Fuga en- Ybor City. AIDE
mas habra un simpatiqufsimo
"duetto" y un gran acto de va
riedades.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
DRIVERS
PAY Low TAX

There are 10000 automobiles In
the Nations Capital which are
worth $57 or less.
The basis for this statement is
the annual report Of District As.
sessor, william r. Richards. sub
mitted today to the District COM
fnissioners, which states tlaat the
minimum personal tax Of so cegats
aId 1il0 3
efs ssis aefK
value Of the vehicles 81 or
less.
Reiteration of B reccnlE11 ellda-
tion that property owners be
legally compelled to declare every
transfer of land under oath so as
to provide tax investigators with
an avenue to determine accurately
the vallle Of land as indicated BY
the price was made BY Richards
in the report.
The assessor recommended that
che proposed law provide the re
corder of deeds be permitted from
excepting deeds. other than trust
or release deeds. unless accom-
panied by a sealed envelope di
rected to the assessor, which
would contain the information
relative to all transfers of the
land and which would be held as
confidential information.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
MIR. AND MRS. LUBITSCH
| LUBITSCH K. O'S.
FOE ON WIFE

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Oct. 8
IN.s.) Mo new developments
were available today concerning
the fist fight between Ernst
Luhitsch. noted German motion
picture director, and his former
assistant, Hans KrsIy, except that
Llabitsch was inclined to believe
Tint Esraly had belttled his
punching ability Lllbitsch said:
ay says the punch he got
from me didn't hurt him, but
say III tIae punch did not 90
alagkgainr else but bring about
the iasaFriage between Mrs. LII
bitscln ana lIraiy, I am entitled
10 claim i victory ~ = knock
out.
Follewfng the encounter be
tween the two men ct 9 dance
given by Mary Pickforc and
Douglas Fairbanks, il was an.
nolaced tlaat Kraly and Mrs.
Labitscla would marry as soon as
their respective divorces became
final NJ.
Tsllhltsei is to leave here To.
morrow FOR New York where he
IS ID produce pictures iI1 4 long
Island studio.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
MISS DEEGAN
AST Seen
1T STORE
Went to Buy Milk; Father
Heard Car Brakes Scream
N Alley Some Time Later

Police OF washington and
nearby States are searching for
Katherine r. Deegan, IT, Of the
A20O block Kennedy st. N, W.,
Eho mysteriously disappeared
Tuesday afternoon as she was
Returning from q store near her
aOnle.
Parents Of the pretty girl told
police that Katherine had started
put to. purchase d quart Of milk
Ind returned to her house
Through an alley, taking . short
Eglt.
At the same time that the
girl ii believed to have been near,
her house. her father. Charles 81.
JeegaIl was placing his car ii1
Ills Rarage when he heard the
sefeeci1 be swiftly applied bralE
sounds of q sc1ffle and the roar
III d powerful motor
Thinking nothing Of the incl
dent ueegaa went into his house
and asked where his daughter
Told that she had gone
The store he did not bother
any more about the matter he
said.
When the girl failed to return
after several hours members OF
the family searched the alley and
found spilled milk on the ground
and the partially filled bottle
pf milk lying nearby
Members Of the girls family
waited until late yesterday after
noon before reporting her miss
ing. They believe that she may
have been abducted BY an
admirer.
MRS. Deegan said her daughter
took bath just before dinner
and dressed in her best clothing
before going for the milk.
She added the girl frequently
had young men call on her az
the home and that often she
went to dances or parties with
them.
Deegan talked to all of her
male friends and acquaintances.
but learned nothing Of her
whereabouts.
katherine did not work. She
asS feet s inches tall. weighs
a30 pounds, and has dark hair
and brown eyes.
At the time she left home, she
wore black coat with a monkey
fur collar: an range-colored, felt
hat, and q piak-silk. sleeveless
dress. She wore brown slippers
and musk colored stockings.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
He
jail IN MD

Facing q prison term and
heavy fine, Manuel Herrick, for
mer member Of the House Of Rep
resentatives from Oklahoma, viii
appear before Judge Morris Al
Soper, Of the United States Dis.
strict Court in Maryland at Balti
more today to receive sentence
on the charge of manufacture
and possession Of liquor.
Herrick, who served one term
in the House OF Representatives
was convicted on the charges yes
terday. He was arrested August
8 in Southern Maryland By q
Federal dry agent who testified
that they caught him in the act
Of shoveling mash for corn liquo,
irta a large copper still.
The form re Representative
fought the case bitterly, claiming
he was working as an undercoyer
agent to get information to send
to the prohibition bureau in
washington.
Officials Of the prohibition bu.
reau denied that he was EN-
ployed in such a capacity. and
introduced records showing that
he was being employed by the
owner of the still at SIS a week.
Herrick took the stand in ais
own defense. He previously had
requested that all witnesses be
excluded from the courtroom TN
til required to testify. This re.
quest was granted by Judge
Soper.
Herrick told how he had gone
1continued ON Page 2. Col. 81
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
ITS IS lSIIlclD'E:

cNDola oct. b fI.fs.S. D An
ioii was begun today
into sie death III Capt. Harry
Rich, noted polOlst and breeder
81 polo BONES. found shot dead
sat IFS home iii Rugby. IN 1909
lie ,iayef NO. for Britain
inst United States Ia the
III cup matches at
E4lifIin He Was 54 years
r3N e
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
Pituitary Gland Ertrocl
Increases MIX HolU

stance and observed that these
animals gave vastly more mix
than before.
Thyroid secretion also Increases
the production of milk. Pituitary,
thyroid and other faarE1o1les CO.
operate, now speeding lap and
then decreasing one aaofl her 8
effects.
The pituitary IS one ioE the
ductless glands. situated al tie
base OF the brain. It laas three
sections, pasterior. iIlterlaetl late
and anterior. Two years agt
was shown BY Or. Oliver Isaflflla
that p0sterior contains two h0r-
naOnes, and since then the an
terror also has been found to
produce several hornlo1es 81
exciting fluids.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
OUT
Of 6. d |. JOB

HARRISBURG, Oct. 9 u.N.s.l.
Gen. Edward Martin. Republican
State chairman, today announced
that Gen. w. w. Atterbury. presi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road. has resigned from the Re
publican National Committee be-
cause he cannot support all the
nominees on the Republican ticket
in this campaign"
General AtterbuFy told General
Martin of his intention to resign
at a conference in Philadelphia
yesterday.
General Atterbury has long
been d political foe Of Clifford
Pinchot. Republican gubernatorial
nominee.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09

DETROIT, Oct. 9.--More milk
can be produced by artificially
stimulating the milk glands OF
the cows with the injection into
their bodies Of an extract of the
anterior pituitary gland.
This discovery, both scientific
ally and practically important. is
the result of intensive studies
now being made upon the ante
rior pituitary in various labora-
tories all over the world. accord
ing to DR.. E. p. Bugbee. of the
chemical firm of Parke, Davis.
The Swiss scientist, r. GrIeCer,
has definitely found the horTnole
Of the anterior pituitary as q
promoter OF milk secretion. He
injected into the systems Of COWS
and goats this hnrmone slIo-
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
REBELS
MARCHING ON
SAO PAULO
4 Columns Converge Toward
Second Largest City in S. A.
Republic; Government Calm

B UENOS AIRES, Oct. 9
(IN.S.).-Four columns Of revo-
Iutionary troops. totalling 10000
men, were converging upon the
rich commercial city of Sac Paulo
from different directions today,
it was stated in Argentine border
dispatches.
Messages broadcast from rebel
wireless stations confirmed that
q concerted drive upon Sac Paulo
was in progress.
Revolutionary forces from
Parahyba are heading for Sac
PaulO through Cxeara. while
others are driving toward the
southeastern coast through Bahia
from PernaInbiaco.
Rio in Danger
Lack of news from aEontevideo
indicates the Rio GTa1de do sui
rebels are now close to Sac
paaiIos Large detacIln tents of In
~ ~
M glls toward siO dc
i ITO.
The rebels are reported to have
encountered severe opposition BIT
Castro, In the state of ParaIla.
where federal forces finally we're
driven back. Casualties were re.
ported at more than SO dead and
wounded.
-Four federal airplanes sent out
to bomb Natal, capital Of the
state Of Rio Grande del NOrtes
have gone over to the rebels. 1t
was reported here. The crews Of
two destroyers stationed at Iinbi-
tuba also renounced their al
Iegiance to support the uprising.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro
that the federals had recaptured
Palmyra were not confirmed
here.
Brazilian forces stationed at
Florianopolis launched an attack
against rebels this morning. Seri.
ous fighting was reported in
progress.
Rebel reverses were reported
from Marcelino Ramos, where
200 insurrectionists were killed or
wounded in clashes with federal
troops. The rebel leaders were
captured.
The state government OF
Manaos issued a proclamation de
cIaTing its loyalty to the federal
authorities.
according to dispatches from
Pernannbuco, q revolution staged
(continued on Page 2. Col. ~
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
Carroll Nomination
Declared Illegal

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 8 suN.S.o.
A formal objection to the petition
nominating Prof, Robert p. Car
roll, syracuse, for governor on
the third and bone dry State
ticket was filed today by Simeon
j. Beckerman, New York, with
Secretary Of State Edward j..
Flynn.
The petition charges that scores
OF names on Prof. CAROLS petit
ton were forged.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
VA.
NAN assure
He WILL Be
FREED
BIames Attorney Collins for
His Incarceration; Praises
Qualify Of Food at jail

Smiling and to all outward ap.
pearances happy, Herbert N,
Campbell. indicted for the mur.
der of Mary e. Baker, said in
the District jail late yesterday
afternoon that Inspector shelby
told him on Monday afternoon
that he knew he had not killed
the woman.
Campbell said that he called
that day at Police Headquarters
to thank the police inspector for
making a public statement, at a.
recent gathering in washington,
that he did not believe the Vir4.
ginia real estate dealer had anys.
thing to do with the murder.
Tells Of Talk
During the conversation the
prisoner said that Shelby told
him that Lieut.. Edward J. Kelly,
head of the homicide squad, did
not believe him guilty eithez.
Campbell's smile then faded ftssl1l
his face and staring Ills inter
viewer in the eyes he said:
shelby told me that he went
further than that. HE said
he told Assistant United 81 "a
I Attorney william allAln
that ias newer eoIlIg q Il se.
Why should 4 not M pIsy
The stigma tffak bgas
& placed on me ia ally bV
ssHoAi, sanaI q III
Eor AEiln Ton Conn g,sf
VII soon le lifted ana i ea
30 ab0gE the stree aaain VITA
my head higIi Id the air know
ing that the whole WorEd VIII
know that I am net . woman
killer"
Campbell said he is very com
Portable in the jail and thai
everyone there treats him with
every courtesy. Asked il his rela-
tives were sending his meals into
him he said.
tT am eating the prison fare.
The meals served here arc bet
ter than those 1 get &C home.
Then with a hearty laugh he
said that he hoped that statement
would not be published because
he feared Mrs. Campbell might
seek q divorce because OF it.
Raps Collins Attitude
Asked II he was disappointed
at not being again released under
bond following his arraignmenS
in the District Criminal Court
Tuesday he said that he was not.
He added:
Like Billy Cloth I dId mot,
expect any decent treatment
from ColIips. I expected that.
he would ask that I be locked,
(continued on Page 2, Col %,
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
LABOR OPPOSES
. PARKER AIDES
IN SENATE
Railway Group to Send S up
Speakers Into 19 ste.es As
Election Slate IS Indorsed

- SSNVAGA4 NA - . bSsAAA~4SSS ~SS~~~
III publicly endorsing a new slate
OF senatorial candidates through
out the country today centered
interest on the political issue
arising out of the Senate's rejec-
ton of Judge John ]. Parker
for the United States Supreme
Court last spring.
The standard railway labor or
ganizations, speaking for hun
dreds of thousands OF workers,
appealed to all unionists to aid
10 senatorial ca nit OF the
10 principal nominees in az dit-
ferent contests.
stump war Due
IN alI but three instances. the
Parker Issue was 4 dominant note
In the endorsements.
Speakers for the railway Or
gaflizat ions It'll ae sIlt into each
.nf the ~ 81 aifescaae "a
.El1iS
slate BarcS
Tnaas lar. the railroad workers
have watched their fYoTl te candi.
dates win iii the primal Or con
yefltions. In six States, where
nomination is talltarnofIllt To cleo
ton, the victories were: Senator
Morris Sheppard I'D cf sTe1
Senator James Cuf1ze1ls tR. Of
Michigan: Senator William
Harris cd Of Ge0feia: James Y !.
DAVIS (R.l of RennsyI Iyania over
Senator Joseph r.. GFundy, who
supported Parker; Cor Huey
Long (D) Of Louisiana over
Senator Joseph u. Ransdela an
other Parkerite. and James +
Byrnes CD of South Carolina.
over Senator Cole BleaSe. VINO
aided Parker.
Aside from these victories, the
labor men hope to elect: Senator
William II. McMaster fR9 q
North Dakota, Senator William 2.
Borai1 tR.1 of Idaho, Senator
George w. MOTIFS Nft,l "a AHO
braska, Senator Charles I. Nc
Nary (Ra of Oregon. Senator
John M. Robsion (R.1 OF Ken
t,lcky. Senator Arthur Capper
fR.) Of Kansas, Senator Thomas
j. Walsh I'D of Montana, Sen
ator Sam Bratton Cd Of New
Mexico, and Senator Thomas p.
Schall tR.l Of Minnesota. all sof
whom voted against Parker.
Three More Favored
In addition, they win support
former Senator Peter g. Gerry
CD of Rhode Island against
Senator Jesse IF Metcalf (RS
who voted for Parker
The other three candid ateS
endorsed were former EeIla tor 1.
M. Neely CD iii West Virginia &
former Representative CofdeIl:
Hull Cd In sTennesSee, and Ed
ward n. Costigan l9) IN
Colorado; none were involved In
the Parker case.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
MAY HONOR Dir SER

STOCKHOIaM Oct. 3 tI.N IS S.1.
The name 0f Theodore Dreiser.
prominent American novelist.
was mentioned hy StockholEn
newspapers today as b likely win
ner Of the 1890 Nobel Prize for
literatllre The general pros
perity Of Sweden promises To set
. record value of $40, $50 FOR
each 81 the prizes.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09

IN alI but three instances, the
Parker Issue was 4 dominant note
In the endorsements.
Speakers for the railway dT.
ealiizat ions VIII ae s6rs into each,
OF the I9 1feseks n
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
ORDERED TO HAWAII

Major Herbert j.. Wild, Engi-
neer Corps, of 1916 New Hamp-
shire Ave. N. W., has been or
dered to duty in Hawaii. Major
wild has recently been on mill
3ary service in Chicago.
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
THE WEATHER

cioady tonight, Friday parsly elondy, not
nueh change il temperatures gentle ssss Winds.
Temperasnre yssserday- Highest, 70, lowest, So.
Full weather Report On Pass Is
The Washington times., 1930-10-09
Official Race Program
Today at Laurel
FIRST RACE

sCRATCHES--My Sweets. Magothy.
santlai' IJltramarine Love ciond.
sweet Air, scotch Lassie. Peach Basket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-31

For dress and business wear. A mas
kerly fitted model, double breasted, with
sreivet collar. Blue and oxford grey.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-18
WEEKLY PROGRAM
HIPPODROME AND GLOBE
THEATRES

Hippodrome: Entire week OF
January goth. Hearts In Dixie"
with Clarence Muse, Stepin Fitchit
and all eolored cast. 100 per cent
all talking, singing and dancing. 200
native entertainers, augmented by
BAl Brew chorus of 60 voices.
Globe: Monday and Tuesday,
January goth and 21st. See and
hear 100 per cent all talking feature,
Sue Carol in "Why Leave Home"
added all talking comedy. Wednes-,
day and Thursday, January 22nd and
23rd-See and hear 100 per cent all
talking feature, Mae Clarke and Rob,
ert Ames in 'Nix On Danes" Added
attraction: Miller and Lyles comedy,
all talking. Friday and Saturday,
January Gath and 25th-lA&s Moran
and Joe WagstaiR In ;"ASSong:, Of
Kegalcky." See and hear the Ken
tudy Derby. Chapter No. 4 "Kng
of The Kongo," talking serial.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-18

aged by the well-known "Bill" Rob-
inson, once with the Keath Circuit,
but now leading man in the Black
Birds of 1928. The benefit was a
success and the young lad was given
a new auto and enough money 10
take him back home safely Inc
above cartoon, produced by the Far
mount Service, explains the entire
story.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-18
BY J Elm. Booker.

When c. C. Pyles announced that
he was offering $4,000 to the first
eight men to reach New York from
Los Angeles in a cross country
bunion race in 1927, all the great
athletes throughout the country be-
gan to send in their applications.
But the most picturesque figure
among these runners was a lad of
fifteen years. This lad was Toby
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-18
VIRGINIA:

In the Law and Esssi5j. Court #
the City of Richmond, the 23rd
day of October, 1929.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-18
GRAVEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. w. L. Luck, Pastor

At 1880, the pastor preached
from Exodus 14:15. Subject, 60
Forward"
Pastor Tuck thanked the friends
for the presents presented to him
Christmas.
out for the New Year. They held a
real interesting meeting Sunday at
,ternoon.
Our sick are slowing improving.
J. M. ANDERSON,
Reporter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-18
INFORMATION WANTED

Mrs. Lena Smith wishes to locate
some of her people. She left home
at 9 years of age which was more
than 20 years ago. Mothers name
was Belle McCutchins, two sisters
Mamie McCutchins and Alice McCut-
chins. Address Mrs. Lena Smith,
1908 n. 26th Street, Richmond, Va.
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Toby came into the Paramount
office and told me his story how he
had gone through that strenuous en-
durance test, and how his crippled
father had followed him in an old
"Tin Lizzy" all the way.
Preparation for benefit show
was at once started, which was man
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"a. II sAancery& :
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
,ain an absolute divorce from the
bond of matrimony, by the plaintiff
from the defendant, on the ground
If desertien. And an affidavitshav-
ing been made and filed that the de-
PENDANT is not q resident OF the
State of Virginia, it is ordered that
he appear here within ten.dayssafter
due publication of this order and do,
what may be necessary to protect
his interest herein
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk.
By IRA NJ. BARR D. q
j. E. Byrd, p. q.
"'sEss'