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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
Gen. Pershing's Message

Gen. Pershing today issued the
following Armistice day message TO
the country through The Star and
the North American Newspaper AL
lance:
ION the twelfth anniversary Jof
the Armistice which terminated the
most devastating war in history and
gave new hope to those who would
save civilization, there Is found an
ever-increasing gratitude among the
American people toward the men
who made the victory ours.
"Today the Nation pays solemn
tribute to the memory of those who.
In heroic devotion, sacrificed their
all on the altar of patriotism.
"It is well to memorabilia the past,
but 1t is equally important to take
thought of the future. World con-
ditions are still far from ideal. All
classes of Americans must continue
the great battle for peace.
''Above all it is the sacred obliga-
ton of every citizen to do his part
day by day that the Nation may en-
Joy peace and prosperity"
5G57~zRS,-A>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
ANNUL MENT GRANTED
Mrs. Beatrice A. See Wins Decree
From Jacob A. See.

Mrs. Beatrice A. See, 1915 Gallatin
street, was today awarded an inter-
locutory decree annulling her marriage
Of December 8, 1928, TO Jacob Asbury
See, In Alexandria, Va. on the ground
that See had previously been married
and had never obtained a full decree OF
divorce from his first wife.
The wife was represented by Attor-
ney Raymond Neudecker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
Il KilIed. 8 I[urt. in Train wreck.

BUCHAREST, November IL (H9.--
Eleven persons were killed and nine
We're critically injured In collision Of
q passenger train and a motor bus at
Pieesti last night. The accident was
Id 70 neglect 70 close crossing gates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
French Flyers On way to Calcutta

KAAACHT, India. November Ii CHsl.--
The French aviaters. Goulette and La
Iouette, en- routs from Paris to Saigon,
Tndo-China, left for Calcutta this
naorning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
VETERANS GET TIME OFF
Given Three Hours by Government
for Armistice Observance.

Veterans Of the World War were
given special leave today from Govern
ment departments for three hours in
order that they might participat@in the
cbservances of Armistice day.
BY ordef Of President Hoover. thu de-
partments dismissed World War vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
Bucharest Jared by Quake.

BUCHAREST, Rumania, November
IL (P.-Esrth shocks of short dura-
ton were felt in Bucharest this morn
ng No damage was reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
FREIGHTERS AGROUND
Tug and Lighter Work to Free Two
Vessels.

AMHERSTBURG, Ontario, November
II tPl.-Two grain-carrying freighters
were grounded ON Ballard Reef in
Livingston Channel today, and a tug
and lighter were working to free them.
Both went aground late yesterday.
The steamers were the John p.
Reiss of Sheboygan, Wis, and the An
geline. The latter boat was not dam
aged, according to reports reaching here.
The Reiss was reported in no danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
DR.. CALEB LAYTON DIES;
PROMINENT REPUBLICAN
Former Delaware Representative
Served as States Secretary and
as Auditor in Washington.

GEORGETOWN. DEL, November IL.
DIR. Caleb Rodney Layton, 10,
former Representative from Delaware
and who served as Secretary Of state of
Delaware and as auditor In the State
Department at Washington, died today
H. had been active I'm Republican
politics since early manhood He was
member of the Sixfy-sixth and Sixty
seventh Congresses. From 1891 to 1905
he was editor Of the Union Republican,
Q weekly newspaper here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
LOWRY is KILLED
IN FALL IN MEXICO
AFTER CHARMED LIFE

lcontinued Prom First Page.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
INF0RMER IN RAID
ON FLYTHE'S HOME
CLEARED BY JURY

Ccontinued Prom First pagel
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25

rived from vehicle license and gaso-
line taxes, and not from general taxes
or the proceeds of bond sales.
The taxpayers paid once; but that
was long ago, and this way Of paying
ceased about the time passenger stages
began general operation as such.
There are only 5s6 licensed motor
coaches in the entire state, and OF
these only 447 are regularly operated,
the balance being kept for standby
service.
These sos motor coaches paid We
hicle license tax last year which went
into highways Of s7s,659e4; they paid
gasoline tax Of sl34,5s6.l7. This is
total Of $2os.095.8l. If all the
licensed vehicles had paid only one
fifth as much per vehicle as the
motor coaches paid in 1929, they would
have poured the grand total of $32,-
10000 into the state highway fund.
Nor is this all, motor coaches in
1929 paid the state a tax which went
into the general fund.
This was the gross revenue tax, and
| it amounted to s53,753.30.
On top Of this they paid certifi-
cate tax on the value Of their certi-
ficates, and a property tax, collected
by the counties, of sll5,7o6.45.
Then there is the income tax and
taxes on terminals In addition to
those enumerated above.
Then before an operator can oper-
ate he must take cat Compulsory
Liability Insurance. This is for the
protection OF the public, passenger,
pedestrians, other vehicles, you and
me and everybody.
No other transportation system
method or industry, is compelled OF
required to do this.
If any motor coach operator fails
4 to take out these policies, or if he
fails to, pay his premiums, he loses
his certificate.
The motor coach companies in 1926
paid out $244,01s.85 in this one item
alone for the privilege of doing bust
ness.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.


Magistrate to motorist arrested lor
alleged traiiic Vioiatioh'' You say
ei'l'' you nav ~. 49, soi'' ,son
'''S s'o'''io'' " WY iio'o' e avs
Eeienoane. NO sir' 1 mean yes
SIR never nave
Ever exceeded the speed limit9"
Never"
Ever parked beyond the limitP'
Never"
Ever driven the wrong way on q
oneway street,"
Never
Ever run through a red light?"
II should say not"
Ever travel in town with bright
lights?"
mo, sir
Ever parked in front of a fire
plug?'
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
GAN AMERICAN TRAGEDY"
AT THE MOORE THEATRE

A dramatization Of Theodore
Dreiser's most famous novel, IAN
American Tragedy" will hold the
boards at the Moore Theatre all of
Christmas week with special
matinee on Christmas day. The play,
like the book, is gripping, human
story OF the youth Of today in our
American civilization, and 1t is the best
possible lesson to Jazz-mad age
John w. Moore, of the cambridge
Players, will have the leading role OF
Clyde Griffiths, the boy concerning
whom the tragic tale unfolds. Tho
part OF Clyde calls for the utmost ir
sympathetic and subtle rendering, a
which Mr.. Moore is particularly skill
ed, as proven by his work in white
Cargo" Dorothy Rich, clever little
ingenue of the company, will play
Roberta opposite him. Miss Rich has
played the same role in the Mime
apolis production of IAN American
Tragedy" where she obtained the
unanimous and glowing praise of nj
the critics
The story is that Of a youth, crying
out for luxuries and the beautiful
things in life, who through the faul
of the society in which he lives, be
trays a young factory girl. Just q
he is about to realize all the hopes o
his future, by marrying the wealthy
girl whom he loves, the consequences
of his betrayal overtake him. He takes
the weakest way out, and the sub
sequent punishment that the societ.:
which forced him into his difficulty
puts upon him in the end, makes
play that is genuine, searching an
poignant.
With the coming of Pauline Fred
erick, nationally known star of screei
and stage fame, as guest" star the
cambridge Players will turn again
from tragedy to comedy. Miss Fred
erick will open Sunday, December %,
In "The Scarlet Woman" comedy
drama so broad at times as to be al
most farce. 1t abounds in brilliantly
clever lines, and situations that will
give this accomplished actress an OPP
portunity to display her marvellous
comedy -acting technique. The second
week of her engagement at the Moore,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
sEAsoNABLE DISHES

WE CAN begin to enjoy the sue
wv culent oyster as the cooler days
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
Chinese Delight.

Flake pound can Of salmon and
place in the bottom Of baking dish.
Pour over 1t enc can Of tomato soup
or pulp, one can of small garden peas
and one cupful of cooked rice. Drain
of the liquid from the peas and use
that in soup. Dot the peas with one
fourth cupful Of butter and finish the
top with rice, season well with salt
and pepper. Bake in hot oven for
40 minutes and serve piping hot.
N,.. No. ~eso
"a. 1880. Western Newspaper unlona
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
Ginger Pears.

Remove the peel and cores from FIVE
pounds Of pears and cut into length
wise slices, add three cupfuls Of wa
ter and cook until the pears are fen
der. Now add five pounds Of sugar,
one-tlird Of cupful Of preserved GIN
ger, cut into small pieces, three lem
ons, juice and rfnd and simmer until
the fruit is thick. Pour into jars and
seal. Tile Ben Davis apple Is very
good prepared in this way.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
Peach chutney.

Put one-half cupful of chopped
onion, one-half pound of seeded rails
ins, one pod Of red pepper through the
food chopper. Peel four pounds Of
peaches, cut into pieces and mix with
the other ingredients. Boil slowly for
fully an hour or until the chutney at
tains a rich brown color. 1t should be
rather thick. Pack in hot sterile jars
and seal. then set for Is minutes to
process in water Just below boiling.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25

The road hog always meets you
more than half way.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
spLINTERs ARE DANGEROUS.

The possibility Of acquiring splinter
wound is one which faces the larger
number Of workmen in our state who
work with lumber. But even the child
at play or the housewife at home may
suffer the painful experience of ac-
quiring a splinter. The general belief
that an injury from a splinter is OF
slight Importance has been found to
he g a--c' = the Public
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
r1e|tfsry0 Cookbook

Az some lone miser visiting his store.
Bends at his treasure, counts, recountr
II Ger:
Hoards after boards his rising rap
lures all,
Yet stil he siBhs. for boards are want
Ing still:
Thus TO my breast alternate passions
rise
PIens'd with each bliss that Heav'n to
man supplies.
Yet Oft sigh prevails and sorrows
fall.
To see the hoard of human bliss so
small.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25

Some Of the Democratic leaders
have promised that the party's newly
elected representatives in Congress
will work with President Hoover" but
they couldn't well work against him
more completely than the Republicans
have been doing.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
oyuter Woodcreat.

Cook together one can Of tomato
coup. one-half green pepper finely
chopped, and two dozen oysters In
their liquor. Cook until the oysters
begin to curl around the edge, season
to taste with butter, pepper and salt.
This makes nourishing min dish.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25

The Sante Fe Railway has been
authorized TO continue selling three
fare passenger class tickets, which
brings 10 mind the old wheese: "First
class passengers remain seated; second
class get off and walk; third class get
off and push"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-12-25
THE KIoKERs.

Dost love a man who always kicks,
No matter what you do,
Who kicks because he likes to kick,
The whole long season through,
Who kicks If anything goes wrong
And kicks If all goes right,
Who kicks with most prodigious ease
And kicks with all his might?
We know some awful kickers
On this wicked mundane sphere,
Who came on earth by accident
And kick because they're here.
They make themselves uncomfortable
And other people sick,
They drive their friends to suicide
And still they always kick.
We know a man who kicks and kicks
The blessed live-long day,
And II there's naught to kick about
He's kicking anyway.
At times when things are going right
And other men would smile
He kicks on general principles,
And kicketh all the while.
John B. Smiley.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

Alfpiane, Moving Van, King Racer, Gasoline Station. Municipal Airport, Lumber Truck, R a d ter. Army Truck.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

4 COMPLETE LINE THE NEWEST AND THE
 OLD FANORITES Puzzles - a big assort-
 ment .. tOc, 25c and 49c 14-Game Combination-
 play 14 games on 1
 board ............. 49c Check and Double Check
 -today's great game 69c Backgammon - a com-
 plete line 49C, 69c, S5c Parcheesi-an old fav-
 orlt7 ...-.. ..-...... 95C Camelot - the greatest
 new game .......... 9Sc Finch, Rock, Pit, Wings,
 Spool, Touring ...... 62c Par Golf--a fascinating
 golf game .......... 9Sc Whoopee, The newest
 card game .......-. t9c 1indy-new edition fly
 ing game ........... 43c Uncle Nlggily-an old
 faNorlte ..<- -..... 59c Andy Gump - a very
 popular game ....... 43c Bradley 12-Game Com
 hinatton Board ..... 9SC Also a big assortment
 at ....... 10c and 25c
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09

modernly equipped. All rooms are
well furnished and pleasant in every
way. Cheerfulness and an air of
hope are inspired by the furnishings
which have been selected by the
decorators with this new idea in
view. Thorough examinations are
given and treatments recommended
During the entire treatment the pa
tient is cared for by nurses who are
capable, painstaking, and follow the
directions of the medical department.
This hospital is always prepared to
take care of urgent cases in the most
rapid and efficinet manner, but they
recommend that reservations be made
in advance if possible. This insures
a private room and many convent
ences. However, the special emery
ency department is always ready for
any unforeseen contingency.
AS the purpose of this review edi-
ton is to give the outside world an
adequate idea of our social, indus
trial, artistic and professional pro-
gress we deem it quite appropriate
to call the attention of the public
to the efficiency and great work be-
ing carried on at the Norton Hospit-
al of Norton.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09
MOUNTAIN VIEW DAIRY, Inc.
Pure Pasteurized Dairy Products

There is no food commodity in the
world so necessary in every day life
as good healthy cream, milk, butter
and ice cream. Children require its
health giving qualities, adults prefer
its nourishing, invigorating proper
lies. Infants, children, young folks
and grown ups alike rely upon it in
times Of sickness and health. Milk
and milk products are as necessary
as water and bread.
Tuherculin tested cows supply the
milk for this dairy. The milk is also
pasteurized to insure its purely. This
excellent plant is located at Big
Stone Gap which this firm also serves
with their products.
Mountain View Dairy enjoys an
enviable reputation in this section
because the owners of this uptodate
modernly equipped plant let nothing
stand between them giving thier Gus
toners the best in their line at the
most reasonable prices. In the plant
of this firm will be found machinery
of the most improved type and style.
No labor or experience has been
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09
PACK HOTEL
"A Home You Will Like

Located on Park Ave. in Norton
Va, Phone 594 for reservations.
Pack Hotel deserves commendable
mention in this review edition, be-
cause of the service rendered. its
growing popularity all the time. 1t
is thoroughly modern and up-to-date
and operated at reasonable rates.
There is no greater necessity than
the modern hotel. With the ever
increasing number of men who, be-
cause of their business, are forced to
make hotels their homes, the modern
hotel proprietor has realized that the
public has learned much from these
as to what constitutes a modern and
efficient hotel. Every community
that can boast of such a hotel is
sure of much recognition all over the
surrounding country.
We are glad to refer our readers
to the Pack Hotel and point to it
as modern and up-to-the-minute
hotel that is increasing in popularity
all the time. The management takes
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09

ton-new 4-wheel brakes that are
powerful, safe and quiet under all
conditions-these indicate the impor-
lance of a group of engineering adj
vancements that embrace every ma
jor unit of the entire chassis.
The Bigger and Better Chevrolet
holds the road with a surety that is
truly remarkable, and rides in per-
feet comfort over the toughest
stretches of highway.
And never before was lower
priced car so easy to drive-for the
worm and gear steering mechanism
is fitted with ball bearings through
out even at the front axle knuckles
All these spectacular new mechan-
zeal advantages are, of course, in ad-
dition to the host of notable features
that Chevrolet has previously pio-
neered in the low price field.
All Chevrolet models are now fin
ished in Duco, the finish that retains
its color and lustre almost indef-
nately and withstands very much
harder usage. Here, again, is quail
ty feature hereto not found in other
low priced cars. Truly it combines
beauty and comfort with the Chevro-
let standard of economical transpor-
tation.
These cars are now offered also on
the Chevrolet six per cent purchase
certificate plan wherein your money
draws interest Through this plan
you may overcome almost every fin
ancial drawback which has prevented
you from owning one Of the famous
Chevrolet cars.
We urge all readers contemplating
the purchase of a motor car this year
to profit themselves by visit to the
Norton Motor Sales and look over
their wonderful values in motor cars.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09

t'Like father, like son" is an old
saying that holds true with young
William Keller who is now building
up one Of the prosperous and busy
concerns Of this section. For it will
be remembered by the citizens of
Norton and Southwest Virginia that
w. H. Keller, Sr., was a builder who
mixed mechanical genius, financial
acumen and philanthropy with deft
hand, only to succumb at the setting
Of the sun to the inward urge of
humanitarianism which stripped him
Of most of his large resources, but
left multitudes who rise up today to
call him blessed. His work among
the poor of the county and more es-
oecially among the convicts and out
asts marked him as man of out
standing ability and true Samaritan
which recognition reached to the
'urthermost sections of Virginia.
Judges, Governors and leaders every
vhere recognized the nobility of his
work. and consulted him freely and
,cted upon his advice. Scores of
rec men today, attribute their free
lom, not only of body but of mind
md heart to the ministry of w. H.
Keller.
1t is in the Industrious footsteps of
MS father that young William Keller
s following. He has the same me-
'hanical genius and the same indom-
nable energy and much Of the fine
humanity that marked his father.
And with these assets coupled with
youth and ambition he is setting out
upon a business career that holds
out the brightest promise.
Mr.. Keller hes recently opened an
exclusive radio shop in Norton and
with true artistic instinct, he cast
about for the superlative in radios.
This he believes he has found in the
world famous Fada and Silver Ra-
dos of which he became the repre-
sentative in this field. His shop is
cozy little room, bright with light
and color, with his workshop in the
rear where all his spare moments
are spent with his instruments, tools
and experiments. Here he does his
radio testing and repair work, and
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09
NORTON HOSPITAL
Able, Reliable Medical and Surgical Service

Located on Park Avenue and Sixth
Street in Norton, Va. Phone 218.
This Hospital offers the very high
est order of hospital service, using a
corps of nurses, especially trained
to meet their exacting requirements,
which is recognized as the very high
est tyre of professional nursing.
There is nothing more essential
to the onward progress of our COM
munity than hospital service of
this kind, presided over by those
who have made special study of
the needs of the afflicted-those who
are unfortunate because of physical
or mental defects.
They feature general hospital
service, general practice and surgery.
The management is to be COM
mended upon devoting their life to
a work so humane and one so vital
to the general good. The numerous
changes in the methods from olden
times is we'll illustrated in the work
of this hospital which typifes mod
ern civilization at its best.
The Norton Hospital occupies COM
modious quarters and the clinic, sur
gical and medical rooms are most
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09
NORTON MOTOR SALES, Inc.
chevrolet Six Sales and Service

Located 535 Park Avenue, Nor
ton, Va. Phone 165 for sudden SER
vice. Featuring Dunlap tires and
tubes.
They now have on display the
various models of the sensationally
low priced Chevrolet Six of which
more than one and one half million
was sold during 1929. Speaking in
itself the confidence the public pla-
ces in this General Motors product
The new Fisher bodies are longer
lower and roomier and are equipped
with Love joy" shock absorbers and
form fitting seats with adjustable
drivers seat in all closed models
and reveals the matchless artistry
of Fisher designers. With the mod
ish new colors, their smart dual
mouldings and their distinctive con-
cave pillars, they achieve a degree
of original beauty that has seldom
been equalled in motor car designs.
With power increase of approx
mately so per cent over the previous
Chevrolet motor, with sensationally
greater speed and faster acceleration
it offers type of performance that
is literally astounding-ev to those
who have been driving cars costing
hundreds of dollars more. A high
compression non-detonating cylinder
head-a heavier crankshaft, statical-
ly and Dramatically balanced auto
matte fabrication of the entire rocker
arm mechanism - semi-automatic
spark control hotpot manifold
gasoline pump and flter-new and
larger carburator, with automatic
acceleration pump and improved ven-
turf choke--fabric camshaft gear
heavier driving gears-heavier differ
entail gears-improved crankcase
system-improved lubrica-
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-09
NORTON HARDWARE co., Inc.
"WholesaIe To Retailers"

branch of the trade, this establish
ment has continued to witness the
increase in the number Of their pa
icons.
Their products will be found in de-
mand by all who insist OF the best.
They deal at wholesale ON an ex-
tensive scale and their activity is con-
ductive to the progress and expansion
of the community in no small degree.
1t is important that we have con-
Sclentious firms like this one who aid
in the reduction of prices of living
for the people. Their policy along
this line will be interesting for many
business men as through this policy
they have built up their large. and
growing business.
There is no more public spirited
citizens in the community than the
management Of the Norton Hardware
Co., and in making this business re-
view of this section it is natural to
wish to compliment them and to di-
rect your attention to this establish
ment as one of the reliable business
institutions of the community which
has added to the development and
progress of this part of the state.