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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22
After Many Failures
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22
HOW TO PREPARE WINTER
VEGETABLE DISHES

When fresh vegetables are scarce
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22
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by willingness to try new recipes.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20
on Gas Ranges
RHWngMOw

TTOME OWNERS in Washington will save
over $4,000 on gas ranges in the next
- 30 days as the result of wholesale cut
nprices by the Washington Gas Light Company.
Drastic reductions of from 1917 to 31% are
offered on our complete stock of beautifully
enameled ranges, embOdying the latest in de-
sign of cooking equipment, including Oven
Insulation and Heat Control. Generous savings
are effected all along the line, in some cases
running as high as $53.
Hundreds Of thrifty shoppers have already
taken advantage of these prices the lowest in
the history of the gas company.
A partial survey has shown that there are
thousands here in Washington who have ObsO-
lete cooking equipment Many of these will
take advantage of the unusual values which
will be offered during the next 30 days.
Terms are so liberal that almost anyone can
afford to buy Immediately. Ten dollars down
and the balance in IL months, with no extra
financing charge, will put beautiful new range
in your home.
Drop in at any of our show rooms to make
your selection, or call National $3.50. Our
representative will be glad to call at your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20
STORM DEATH Toll
now PLACED AT 20
Property Damage Estimated
at Nearly 100000
In Three States.

Nv theAssociated Press
KANSAS CITY, November rotor
nadoes which swept through Oklahoma,
Arkansas and Kansas communities yes
terdAy exacted toll Of 20 lives, injured
scores, left many homeless and did
property damage estimated at nearly
AT least is persons were killed and
90 injured seriously by the tornado
which demolished more than 100 houses
Ut Bethany, Nazarene settlement seven
miles west Of Oklahoma City,
-Four were killed at the Camel Greek
school, about four miles south Of BETH
any where the tornado first struck. The
teacher and 10 pupils were injured and
the school house demolished.
City Recorder Killed.
d. d. Powell, City Recorder of Ola,
Ark was killed and his wife seriously
injured in q tornado which RACED half
the business buildings In that town of
nearly 1000 inhabitants.
Sixteen children and teacher were
injured by tornado which demolished
o rural school building near Victoria,
KAzls. Twenty buildings were de-
molNh0d and q man seriously injured
1T Neal Kans.
Of Bethany citizens today. A commit
tee of insurance brokers, contractors
and building and loan executives al
ready was formulating plans to rebuild
the eastern part of the town, whose
population was approximately 1000.
Appeals by Gov. A. J. Holloway and
the American Red Cross for $4,000
with which to carry on the work Of re-
Mobilization were met promptly by do
nations which early today totaled more
than $4,000, with many other sub
scriptions to be tabulated.
Contractor Give Profits.
n T. Madison, r., member Of the
Relief Committee and vice president Of
ne Oklahoma Contractors Association,
oAid Contractors would volunteer to re-
build the homes as soon Is money for
the materials alone was Forthcoming.
without considering profits.
The homeless persons were being
cared for by half dozen relief or
ganizations and friends whose homes
escaped the storm A canteen was es-
tablished at the Nazerene Church by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20

I'D in vacant buildings for those who
could not md shelter elsewhere.
National Guardsmen patroled the
storu-swept area to prevent footing and
keep the crowds Of curious away. Much
Of the trafflc on United states Highway
Sc, the main street Of Bethany, WAS be-
ing rerouted.
Glasses at Bethany schools were dis
missed for the remainder of the week
so the students could attend funerals Of
friends and relatives and assist In clear
ing debris and rebuilding homes.
Gov. Holloway, in his radio appeal for
financial aid, said cit is by far the
most serious need facing the State.
Emergency funds of at least $4,000
must be provided at once to care for
the disaster victims before cold weather
sets In"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20
FLOOD AND QUAKE
STRIKE AT HAWAII
Ten DrOWned--Lava Thrown
$50 Feet in Air When
kilauea Erupts.

HONOLULU, November 20.-While
residents Of Honolulu cleared away the
debris from flood, which took 10 lives
and caused extensive damage, the popu-
lace OF Hilo, on the Island of Hawaii,
kept a watchful eye on Halemalimau,
fire pit Of Kilauea volcano, which start
ed erupting yesterday.
Twenty persons were reported missing
here as the result of the flood, which
roared down from the mountains above
the city. Most of the 10 known dead
were Orientals
Honolulu Streets Covered.
The flood came through Kalihi Valley
late Monday, sweeping many houses
from their foundations.
Late yesterday water ran several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20

inches deep across King street, one of
the main thoroughfareS. Automobiles
were carried on the road by the heavy
stream.
A lava fountain $50 feet high burst
from the floor Of the volcano pit at
Hilo last night, two-thiras Of the pit
floor was covered with lava. Signs of
increasing activity appeared later.
The eruption was presaged by slight
earthquake.
Lava Fountains Appear.
DR.. Howard Powers reported half of
the old floor Of the pit, which averages
1900 feet in depth, soon was covered
by molten lava. a
Three lava fountains, were thrown
into the air by the eruptions. The
earthquake occurred at 11:48 am. yes
terday, and 1880 pm. the lava foun-
tains appeared.
Kilauea crater is on the slope of Mauna
Loa, n mountain 1858 feet high. The
volcano is an cratic performer and is
one OF the chief scenic attractions of
the islands. The crater is nine miles
in circumference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20

the washington area, and Z. J. Mer.
rick, jr.. civil engineer in the q. s. En-
gineer Once.
The data are required so that the
final draft Of the report to Congress on
the Potomac River Basin, may be made.
The trip win consume two or three
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20
Lava Fountains Appear.
VALLEY TRIP PLANNED

A general inspection trip in the
Shenandoah Valley to ascertain the
latest information on flood control,
hydroelectric development, irrigation
and navigation, will be made shortly
by Mai Joseph D. Arthur, r., District
Engineer for the War Department for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20
USHERS AVERT PANIC

Smoke From Nearby Fire Seeps
Into Movie Theater.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 20
R).--Averting q possible panic, ushers
In the downtown Strand motion picture
theater last night led more than 1000
patrons to safety while fire fiared
through an adjoining building.
Smoke seeped into the theater and
some one cried "firel" AS the audience
leaped up, the ushers Quieted patrons
formed lines, and marched them from
the building. The theater was vacated
in six minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20

SYDNEY tP1.-0old seekers in New
South Wales have been furnished with
transportation, equipment and rations
at government expense on condition
the advances be refunded when pay
ing deposits are discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-20
find here's
The reason
zNhy

The Washington Gas Light COM
pGny is making an intensive nler-
chandising effort at this time in order
to keep in Work 80 men recently
taken on in the fitting department.
These men Were hired to take care of
a seasonal job--the installation of AT
tomato Gas Home Heating equipment.
The Director of Sales aCas instructed
to develop enough new business
through the sale of gas appliances to
keep these men busy. To stimulate
sales, generous discounts are being
g;ven on gas ranges Uhich are pMr-
chased for installation within the neat
80 days.
This iUhoIesdle cut in prices is to be
applied to our entire stock of beduti.
fill neac gas ranges. There are no er-
ceptions.
Sale Now Going On A.:
Georgetown Gas Light Co.
1874 wisconsin Avenue
Washington Gas Light Company
419 Tenth street NJ w.
1910 14th Street N. w.
$500 Connecticut Avenue
Rosslyn Gas Company
Is wilson Boulevard
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD e. 0ARR10
Copyright. 1928. BY Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BUNTY' S
TRICK

"Now wait minute,' said the
Bob Cat to the Fox.
"What's the use of waiting -
snarlcd the Fox.
Il want to see how this is going
to work OUT mewed the Bob Ca',
sitting down near the pail of wa
ter he had been carrying. The Fox
sat down near a burrow hole IN
which Uncle Wiggily was hiding.
"It's easy enough to work, and
then Uncle Wiggily will come out,
went on the Fox. The old rabbit
gentleman has been showing his liz
tie rabbits how to dig a burrow. |
watched him from yonder hill. The
little rabbits played for a while IN
the burrow Uncle Wiggily dug, then
they all ran home before l could
run down the hill to catch them.
"But / waited and pretty soon
saw Uncle Wiggily himself com ne
back and go down in the hole. |
heard him say something about 60
ing to look and see if any of his lit
tie bunnies had fallen asleep in
there. But before he could get out
and run home | was right here.
He'll have to come out sooner or
later, but when l saw you coming
along with that pail of water l
thought of a better plan
"Yes,' mewed the Bob Cat,
"you said if l poured my pail of
water down in the hole Uncle Wig
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
NO BARGAIN OFFERED

Even a murderer is entitled to some
consideration, and considering the case
OF Woo Oak San, condemned to death in
New Mexico prompts us to state that
were We in his position we would tell our
sister commonwealth to go jump in the
lake.
Inc Chinese, under sentence of death,
mas been extended mercy offer by
the state. If he will submit to innocula-
ton with trachoma germs, and permit
the physicians to experiment with this
disease, using him, as a subject. the state
will spare his life and give him impris-
onment for life instead.
If Woo Oak accepts the states propos-
ltlon, he runs the risk of incurring per-
manent blindness. Just what he has to
gain by the states offer, is difficult to
figure out. One might just as we'll be
dead as blind and prisoner for life.
Woo Oak indicates that he feels the same
way about it, and has not as yet decid-
ed what he will do.
Life is dear to all of us, but life shut
up in total darkness is terrible even to
think about. Add to that the restrictions
of state prison, and only a coward
would accept the offer as "a way OUT.
The Chinese are not noted for being
towards and their indifference to death
is proverbial. Unless New Mexico makes
more attractive offer, Woo Oak ought
to decide to join his ancestors via the
electric chair, and have it over with.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Permits For Six
Houses Issued

A substantial boost was given the
building permit total for the month,
which also serves as an indication
that the housing situation in the
city will be less acute next winter,
when six permits were issued yes
terday afternoon for the construc
ton of six modern, one-family resi-
denees in a section of town which
has enjoyed boom within the past
year.
These dwellings will be construct
ed for Messrs. Blenkiron and Now
len and their building will be under
the direction of Los Angeles con-
tractors, who are arriving shortly,
and it is expected that the work Of
building will commence Immediately.
Water meters have already been
ordered set and the ground will be
cleared for work.
The six dwellings will cost $13,
400, and will be Of frame and stucco
construction, located on the follow
ing properties: four-room house at
1061 Vine street, to cost $1,000; 4
four-room house at 1071 Wensley
avenue, costing $2300; five-room
house at 1861 Wensyel, s2300; a
five-room house at 1041 Vine, $1,000;
a six-room house at 1919 Wensley,
S2400; and another four-room dwell
ling at 1881 Vine street, at a cost
of $4,000.
This contemplated construction
work brings the building total for
the current month TO s3S, ,440.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

pilv would pop out fast so ne
wouldn t be drowned. Is that it!"
"That's it, yes,' said the Fox.
"Come on, now! Pour the water
down and when the rabbit comes
out IN let you nibble half of him.
"Oh. | guess it 8 all up with me! -
sighed poor Uncle Wiggily down III
the hole watching for "A chance to
pop out. He did not dare do that
with the Fox and Bob Cat so close
by. "But when they start pouring
in that water I'll have to come up
whether | want to or not and they II
have met sighed the bunny gentle
man.
"Wen, aren't you going to pom
that pail of water down the hole
howled the Fox at the Bob Cat.
"Just moment, now," mewed
the other Bad Chap. "I walked
long way to the spring to get that
pail of water for my wife. If i 60
back to her with the pail empty
she II make a fuss
"She won't make a fuss if you
bring her half of Uncle Wiggily,' -
Sdlu the fOX. ~ lSDt fdIncr ndsc
. half rabbit than whole pail
Of water"
You don't know my wife!'
chuckled the Bob Cat. when she
wants a pail of water she wants that
and nothing else. Bring her half d
rabbit, or even whole rabbit, and
she ID just sniff and say: sent you
for pail of water! Where is it'
Oh, you don't know my wife!''
Well. what do you want me to
do2" asked tthe Fox. "The only
way to catch Uncle Wiggily is to
pour water into his burrow so he III
have to come up. If you are 50
silly
"I'm not silly!" mewcd the Bob
Cat. But, let's consider that. I've
got to bring my wife pail of wa
ter. No rabbit that | bring viii
take her mind off that. But if
"IIa! ! know what we can dol
suddenly cried the Fox. "Come
over here away from the hole, 50
Uncle WiggiIy can't hear what we
say, and III tell you how we can
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Creamery Men
Get Laundered

Uneorking a vicious attack which
netted Is hits and II runs, the Val
ley Steam laundry nine steamrolled
its way to victory over the Golden
State Creamery balltossers in the
third game of the city night indoor
baseball league at the Wilson school
grounds last night. The final score
was IL to 6.
Bran Kamp, the Creamery pitcher,
gave way before i,sI persistent on
slaught of the victors. which was
featured by two honeruns and seven
doubles, while kis rival twirler,
Southworth, struck ont II batters
and had the situation in hand
throughout.
There is no game scheduled until
next Monday evening when the
Mack and Mack team meets the vie.
tors of last night S struggle. Other
games scheduled for next week are
Studebakers VS.. Bank of Italy and
the Cramer Bakery VS.. the Golden
State Creamery.
The end of the first week of the
newly organized league finds the
Studebaker, Cramer's Bakery and
the Valley Laundry teams on top OF
the heap, each having a victory and
no defeat to its credit. BY the enc
of next week different story will
be told as the leaders meet eacl
other to settle the matter of suprem
acN.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Ell Centro Mayor
Takes Air Ride

The head of FL Centro's city gov
ernment was cup in the air" this
morning when Mayor IL. w. Faw-
cett took an airplane ride in the
Timm plane which has been making
visit here for the past two days.
Built in Los Angeles by the Timm
brothers. Wallace and Otto, the
Timm is a CLASSY looking plane, and
according TO the mayor is just as
classy at performing in the air as
it is to look at ON the ground. "We
got off this morning in quick fash
ion," the mayor said, "and had plen-
ty of speed while aloft. The valley
certainly looks fine from the air"
Otto Timm has the distinction of
being the first flyer to take Lind
bergh aloft, long before the Lone
Eagle became famous. His brother
Wallace is not without aerial hon
ors, being the man who taught Art
Goebel, famous flyer, how to man
ipulatc the controls.
The Timm brothers are anxious