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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-04
TURKS WAR ON sPEEDERs

ISTANBUL (N.AN.A.).-The Turks
have adopted rigorous but ingenious
method Of dealing with motorists who
with nails and these they may cast
down within few feet of an oncom-
ing car. If the driver fails TO pull up
before he reaches the plank he Is
doubly distressed, for he Is guilty Of
exceeding the speed limit and also him
dered by reason of damaged tires.
(Copyright, 1880, By North American News
paper Alliance.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-04
Plan Mission at Hyattsville.

EVANSVILLE, Md. November 4
Especially Rev. DR.. Robert Slock-
hart, who is engaged in mission
work and also is rector of Protestant
Episcopal Church at Glyndon, Md,
will conduct the MISSION in Pinkney
Memorial Episcopal Church here Mo-
vember 1923 instead of Rev. Cannon
Ernest G. carp of Bryn Mawr, Pa,
who is unable to assume charge be-
cause of the condition Of the health of
both himself and WIFE Congregations
of st. Luke's Church, Bladensburg and
st. Johns Chapel, Mount Rainier, also
will take part in the mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-04
BULLETS AWAKEN LOVE
Girl to Marry Man Who Shot Her
and Tried to End own Life.

NEW YORK, October 80 tR.-Ralph
Ferrara loved Rose Provengano, but she
said yesterday she didn't realize how
deep his affection was until on October
Is he fired q shot into her shoulder
and then wounded himself in the tenn.
pie.
Yesterday she refused to sign a com.
plant against him and announced she
had broken her engagement with the
man to whom she was pledged on Oc-
tober 10. Next week she and Ferrara
viii be married.
Magistrate Murphy gave the proposed
union his blessing by dtsmissing O
charges Of felonious assault against Fer.
rara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-04
PREMIERS H0NORED
Three Leaders Become Freemen of
City of London in Ceremony.

LONDON, November (R.-In the
old Guild Hall. with its five centuries
of stirring history, the prime ministers
of Canada, Australia and New Zealand
today became Freemen of the City of
London. Premiers r. B. Bennett, j.
H Scullin and G.. w. Forbes were de-
clared in the ancient formula to be
men of good name and fame"
They do not desire the freedom of
the city whereby they will defraud the
King or this city of any of its rights,
customs and privileges" so ran the
declaration. "They will pay their Scot,
bear their lot, and so they all say
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Llama ell secre.ario de la So
ciedad de Dependencies del Ra-
del Tabaco, Sr. Ruiz, a los
miembros de esta organization
La gaceta., 1930-01-23
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Tn amigo nuestro que reside
.en New York, nos asegura que
Pauline venci6 a Otto Won Pc
pat por ser ell noruego M anna
gillo", algo aSi como el "capitu-
10 segundo" de Knute Hansen.
Cuando Otto vic que ell espa-
mol. considerable ell hombre mas
valiente del cuadrilatero, no con
atenci6n a sus primeros
golpes y Sc lie encimaba, PECAN
dole por Ell cuerpo, perdi6 brios
y en- toda la noche no supo "d6n
de colocar la derecha'.
Para nuestro amigo Won Po-
rat, como Hansen. reune todas
las
las buenas c~ualidades, fisicas Y
de d~eStreza; Eero lie falta valor.
Primo Camera, ell gigantic i
taliano, quiere pelear con ell es-
panol Pauline Uzcudun despuas
de que manana derrote, EN- ell
Madison Square Garden, a Big
Boy Peterson.
Ell italiano estima que ell vas
co es uno de los hombres mas va
lientes del ring y que para ei
seria un honor derrotarlo.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Gum est& cooperandos personal
mente con empleados de la Fee
ria, Y utilizandc los reculsos de.
eo@1ado, pa. .-e la pieta que
de en- perfecta7 condicioros.
Mas de la T ID de la pisa
esta Siendc reconstructed.
Haughdahi correra aqui un
,autom6vil Miller, pequenito, que
solo tiene espacio para acomo-
dar al driver.
Ell domingo pasado conquis-
to los honores en- Pompano.
Tn premio especial Sc ha ofre-
edo por ell administrator StriS-
der al automovilista que esta-
blezca un nuevo record.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Eipidio Pizarro, ell pugilista
cubano de peso complete, pelea-
"a el sabado en- New York. Ed
die Gibbons Sc nombra su ad-
,versario.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23
TOuCHSTONE TERMINO A
YER SUS PRACTICAS

Beny Touchstone, el orgull7
de la Florida en- Ia categoria d.
peso complete, termin0 aver su
entrenamiento para el comba-
tie del viernes, en- Benjamin
Field.
Practice Benny con Carson
Williams, joven que en- la semi
final del programa anunciado
por Mr.. Kennedy Sc batira con
ell cubano Antonio Diaz.
Ell rubio que teme a Stribling
no descargo sus pleas de grue-
so calibre sobre Williams, no
queriendo Eastman a este.
Tiene la "piedra de toque alb
soluta confianza en- que vence-
"a a Scarney y nosotros asi 10
creemos.
Hoy nara ligeros ejercicios
para coLservar su "buena for.
lila flsiCa
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

re Garden.
En- New York sigue habl&a-
dose de la posibilidad de un Ca.
bate entire ell argentine y Ell ST.,
camera.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

En- Ell gimnasio de los Elks,
como desde su llegada a Tam
pa, hizo aver su entrenamiento
vel joven Harold Scarney, esco-
gido para rival de Touchstone,
en- la noche de manana.
Gambia duros punetazos con
Cracker Jack Webb, de peso
complete, y ell "welter" Jimmy
'Muche, su companero de esta-
'blo.
Tiene Scarney un elective
gancho izquierdo, que aplica con
bastante certeza.
Els probable que manana Pc
Sc siete libras menos que SUI
contrario.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

ESTA ACONDICIONANDO-
Sc CON SUMO CUIDADO
LA PISTA DEL TAMPA
BAY PARA LAS CARRIE
RAS DE
La gaceta., 1930-01-23
S~OCIEDADES Y LOGIAS

FL Castillo Crist6ba} Colon
No. 7, de los Caballeros del A
guila de Orc. convoca a sus
miembros para la tenida regu-
lar de esta noche. jueves %.
Sc trataran asuntos impor-
tantes relacionados con Ia car
ia de Incorporation.
Ru6gase la mayor asistencia
por Ell secretario Crispulo Va
lies.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23
Ell TEMPO

Nublados. Mas frio para es-
ia noche.
Temperature maxima aver,
70 grades; minima, SO.
Marea alta a las 1852 a. m. V
S:45 p. m; marea baja a las
2:37 a. IN. y 1:54 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Pedrito Hernandez sabe que
ell Relampago Saguero esta en- Ia
Habana; pero ignora cuando
tomara el vapor para venir a
hacernos otra vista.
FL cubano quiere que Mana
'e de otra oportunidad y proba
blemente 10 conseguira.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Habiendo anunciado ell fame
so driver" Sig Haughdahl, he
roe de las pistas de terra, que
tratara de establecer aqui, ell
.martes pr6ximo, una nueva mar
ca mundial, ell comisionado j.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Ell espanolito Vidal Gregorio
sigue aproximandose a la coro-
ma de peso bantam. Su re-
ciente victoria sobre ell frances
Haut prueba que Gregorio He
CARA a conquistar ell titulo que
ahora tiene en- sus manos ell ne
critic panameno.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

para la junta general ordinaria
que tendra lugar manana vier-
mes, a las ocho, en- ell local
social del Centric Obrero.
Pidese la mas puntual asis-
tenela.
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Big Boy Peterson estima o.
81 tiene condolences para derro-
tar manana a Primo Camera.
Hablando con un periodista
americana sobre sus probabili-
.dades de victoria Peterson di
jo:-Cuarto mas grande ell enc.
migo mas fuerte sera su cal
da".
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

Victoria Campolo, ell otro gi
gante del pugilismo esta entire
nandose para competir con ell
"enemigo' que pueda escoger-
lie la corporation Madison Squa-
La gaceta., 1930-01-23

La Logia Ideal No. 55, de los
Odd Fellows, eta a todos sus
'~miembros para la tenida de ma
mana viernes, dia "a.
Sc conferira Ell segundo gra-
do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18

hold razor under hot running water,
shake thoroughly. and lay on the shelf.
The old posts are gone, too. They
stuck through the blade and so often
accidentally caught and dulled the
blade edges. Please note, too, how the
guard teeth are rounded back farther,
to meet the skin more smoothly, more
comfortably.
Another great convenience = the
ends of the new blade are square, for
safer handling with wet fingers. The
square ends fit flush with cap and
guard and permit closer shaving around
the tight little corners of mouth, nose
and ears.
Changed and improved as this New
Gillette Blade is, it has been designed
so it will fit your old razor until you
are able to get your New Gillette. The
new razor, oak. gold plated, and in
beautiful case with New Gillette Blade,
is only one dollar. The New Gillette
Blade in the new green package costs
one dollar for ten, or fifty cents for
five.
Here's your chance to know how
smooth shave can be-to own razor
that will deliver the same superb shaves
year after year in spite of hard knocks
and abuse. Make it point to stop at
your Gillette dealers today.
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR co.
BOSTON, U. S. A. -
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Spend a few pennies today
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in twenty-eight years

dent threw the blade out Of alignment.
And this caused razor pull" The
smallest dent could do great harm, for
your Gillette is a finely precisioned
instrument.
Now the trouble is solved. In the
New Gillette Razor the four corners
have been reinforced to withstand the
hardest knocks. The four corners of the
new blade are cut out. The blade is
not held at its corners at all when cap
and guard are screwed together. There's
no chance of its being thrown out of
alignment even if the razor is dropped.
When you're through shaving with
this new razor, there's no wiping neces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18
ROCKVILLE.

II ROCKVILLE, Nd March Is (Spe-
1 ciaD After Judge Robert B. Peter had
drawn and charged the grand jury at
the opening of the March term of the
Circuit Court here yesterday morning,
the days proceedings were confined to
calling over the docket, entering up
judgments and assigning cases for trial.
The trial of civil cases began this
morning and will continue until Thurs
day of next week, when the criminal
docket will be taken up. Upon the
completion of the criminal work, trial
of civil cases will again occupy the
attention of the court.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Rock
vile Presbyterian Church has elected
these officers: President, Mrs. John CT.
Mcdonald; vice president, Mrs Henry
K. Pasina; secretary, Mrs. Theodore S.
Mason; treasurer, Mrs. Almus r. Speare.
At the close of the church year Miss
Lucy N. Smith, treasurer of the church,
reported that the contributions for the
churchs outside benevolent causes
nearly doubled during the last IL months
and that contributions by the member
ship for the local budget exceeded con-
Siderably those Of the preceding year.
The Business Women's Circle of the
church has announced its purpose of
providing new hymnals for the new
church now being erected
Mrs. Minnie May Fyffe of Poolesville,
this county, and John Thomas Penn Of
Savage, Md, were married in Rockville
on Saturday by Rev. Frank A. Tyler OF
the Methodist Church at the home of
the minister.
The same minister officiated at the
marriage here yesterday of Mrs. Marie
Louise Bird Jackson of HenStel, N. Y,
and Radu Bellian of Washington at the
parsonage.
Rev. Bertram NJ Osgood of the Bap-
fist Church officiated at the marriage
here of Joseph A. Sherwood and Miss
Catherine M Brinkley. both of Wash
1ngton, and Albert j. Braun of Wash
1ngton and Miss Effie Adams of Kings
Port, Tenn, both ceremonies taking
place at the home of the minister.
Licenses have been issued here for
The marriage of Stanley E. Dotson, 30,
OF Damascus. Md. and Miss Mabel M
Hammond, ID, of Mount Airy, Md /;
Claude T. McIlveen, 81, of GAINESVILLE
Md, and Miss Louise M. Kinlaw, 10, OF
washington, and Ralph d. Elan. %,
and Miss Lillian B. Love, 81, both OF
Washington.
Under auspices of the Woman's Mis-
slonary Society of the Rockville Baptist
Church, food sale will be held in the
Phllgas stove store, Rockville, on Sat-
urday OF next week, beginning at 10
am, according to announcement by
Mrs. Harry S. Beall, chairman of the
committee in charge. Cookies and rolls
Will be cooked while YOU wait. and there
VIII be cakes and other good things to
eat to be had.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March ID (Spe-
cial) A force of II city employees has
started the work of repairing the holes
in Braddock road and Mount Vernon
avenue in order that those streets may
be in condition to carry the heavy
traffic which will be diverted to them
when the State again closes the River
road to complete the work of widening
and resurfacing the Arlington County
portion. The lower road was closed for
a time last Fall, but reopened at the
insistence of r. L. May, local bus oper-
ator, in conjunction with certain Ar
lington County officials.
When this force completes Mount
Vernon avenue as far as the city limits
1t will work back over Russell road
which is also in bad shape in a number
of places. Following the Russell road
work the force will repair streets in
other sections of the city.
No work will be done on the city'S
portion of the River road at this time
City Manager Wallace Lawrence stated
yesterday that it would be impossible to
work on this road until the heavy
traffic was diverted by the closing of
the county portion. The State is eX-
pected to resume its work on the River
road within a few days. Despite the
fact that for several weeks past the
weather has been mild, little or moth
ing has been done and the highway Is
in extremely dangerous condition in
places.
The body of the unidentified white
man who died at the Alexandria Hos
pital after being found unconscious
beside the River road, February %, the
victim of hit-and-run driver, will be
buried within the next few days unless
Chnl1Id hn n To-. I4n
meantime. Thus far all efforts to find
out who he is have failed.
Capt. w. w. Campbell Of the local
police department will be out of the
city for the next two days, owing to
the sickness of relatives and Sergt
Heber Thompson is in command of the
local force.
B. +. O'Neal, 40, of AIT Queen street,
died at his residence early this morning.
He is survived by his widow, Carrie
Lee ONeal, one son, Earnest Lee O'Neal
Of this city, a daughter, Marie O'Neal
of Mount Rainier, Md: his father.
Michael O'Neal of this city, five brothers
and two sisters. His body has been
taken to Wheatley's Funeral Chapel to
be prepared for burial Funeral
arrangements have not been competed
Joseph C. Lowe, 4-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Lowe Of 423
Girault avenue. Virginia Highlands,
who died at the home of his parents
Yesterday, will be buried from Wood
bine Church, Prince William County,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The
body is now at Demaines Funeral
Chapel here.
James b. McCauley of 612 South
Fairfax street, reported to police last
night that some one ran into his auto
mobile when he was backing out from
J the curb on the 600 block of King
street and did not stop. Damage was
reported as minor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18
REGISTRATION DATE
IS SET FOR VOTERS
Monday, April IA, Fixed for
Recording New Electors
at HyattSviIIe.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

| Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE. Md, March 1s.-At
a special meeting of the mayor and
| common council, held last night in the
/ council chamber in the Municipal
Building, Monday, April IA, was set as
the date for registration of new voters
wishing to participate in the annual
municipal election May 5. The registra-
ton officers will sit from $50 am to
pm. They will also sit April 81 for
revision of the books from 2 to pm.
Both sittings will be in the council
chamber of the Municipal Building.
Officers Named.
Mrs. Bertha L. Hislop and Herbert J..
Moffat were appointed registration Off
GERS, with Mrs. Anna Hart and w. p
Blake as alternates.
One councilman each from the four
wards and a town treasurer are to be
elected May 5, the councilmen each to
serve two years and the treasurer one
year. DR.. H. T. Willis, mayor, holds
over for year and councilmen whose
terms expire are William T. Corners,
first ward; Thomas E. Hume, second
ward; A. G. Moon, third ward, and Dr.
Perley F. Brookens, fourth ward
Whether they will be candidates for re-
election has not been announced
Town Treasurer William A. Shepherd
has let. it be known that he will be out
to succeed himself. Should Mr.. Shop
herd be reelected, he will enter upon
his twenty-second consecutive annual
term in this Office. He has never been
opposed for the post and it is not
thought that he will be this year.
The voters convention for the nomi-
nation of candidates for treasurer will
take place Monday, April 81, in the
public library, in the Municipal Build
ing, at 8 pm. Immediately following
adjournment of this convention sep
arate conventions will be held in each
of the four wards for the nomination of
candidates for council. The ward con-
We ltions will be held as follows:
First ward, Fire Department room;
second ward, council room; third ward,
public library. and fourth ward, Erwin
Realty Co. office.
Councilman William T. Corners Is
chairman of the election committee,
with Councilman Perley F. Brookens,
A. c. Moon and Thomas E. Hume as
other members of the committee.
Special Parks Meeting.
1t was decided that a special meeting
of the parks and Fairgrounds committee
of the council would be held tonight to
hear protests, II any, with regard TO the
granting of permit for a show with
Chautauqua features which it is plan
ned to hold here April 1919. The show
would be held under auspices of the
Pierce Athletic Club and would be for
the benefit of Magruder Park, Hyatts-
ville's recreation center, presented some
time ago by former Mayor William p.
Magruder, and the development of
which is being planned. Funds are es-
pecially wanted now to put the base
ball diamond in Magruder Park in
shape. The council last night decided
to grant permit to the show, provided
canvass of residents in the vicinity
of the Howard property in Maryland
avenue, where it is proposed to stage
the event, revealed no objection to it.
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TNHE old Gillette was q good ser
l. want. The New Gillette Blade and
Razor (patents pending) is better one
very much better.
You never need waste your time wip-
ing this razor dry. And there's never
any razor pull" to deprive you of
shaving comfort. These are only two
of many improvements that have been
made.
In lacking the problem of razor
pull" thousands of men were inter
viewed. Tens of thousands of razors
were examined. The evidence all
pointed one way. Most razors had been
dropped and the corners dented. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18
ARTHUR C. KEEFER WED
Mount Rainier Attorney Takes
Bride at st. Louis.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, March 18.--
Arthur C. Keefer, local attorney and
Republican leader, was married Friday
in st. Louis to Mrs. Olive Knowles, &C
cording to word received by relatives
and friends here today.
J. Enos Ray, president of the Prince
Georges Bank, Hyattsville, was best
man. while Clara Knowles, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. The cere-
mony was performed at the home OF
the brides parents.
Following the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Keefer departed for Miami Beach, Fla.
They will return here about April l.
Keefer is a former member of the
Maryland House of Delegates, and
served several terms as local corpora
ton counsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18
$500 Bar Pin Lost in Street.

An $500 bar pin was reported lost by
Miss Rebecca Raiford of 1924 Thirty
tirst street yesterday The pin, about
two inches long with a two-karat dia-
Enond in the center, was dropped within
. few blocks Of her home. Miss Raiford
atated in report to police. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18
PRINCE GEORGES TRACK
EVENTS DATES ARE SET
County Schools to Hold Champion
ship Games at University
of Maryland.
By stan Correspondent of The star.

By Stan Correspondent of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, March 10.
Having just received permission to
hold the annual track and field cham
pionship events of the Prince Georges
County schools. at the University of
Maryland Supt Nicholas Orem today
announced the dates for those events.
The rural schools Of the county will
stage their field day on May 5, and the
suburban schools on May 26. About
1000 pupils are expected to participate
in the rural meet, and 5000 in the
suburban. Heretofore the meets have
been held at Marlboro.
The colored schools will stage their
meet in Marlboro April %, with an ex-
pected participation of $500 students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-18
QUICK FACTS

L. NerV blade can be RSed IN yoRr
old Gillette
2. NeO broeeHed Steel nesV Blade
TeSists TNSt
3. CHt-Ogt corners Of blade prevent
''razor pEkP'
4. To clean, hurn guard at right
angles then re-tigbte1 -.
rinse. :. shake dry
s. NesO shape guard channel gfpes
fEH sharing clearance
6. NesO shape guard teeth meet skin
smoothly; naturally
7. No projecting posts to dSk blade
edges
8. Reinforced razor corners prevent
damage if dropped
9. Sq&arsbLadss ndssgerNhAndIe
10. Shares easier AyoGnd month, nose,
IL. NesV BLADES same price IS old
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-06
RED LEADERS TRIED
Nine Are Accused of Plot in
California.
Hv J7u;ted pyess

BIZ United Press
Ell CENTRIC, Cal, June g.
Peaceful labor relations prevailed
today in Imperial valley, famous
cantaloupe center, despite the trial
here of nine Communists on charges
of criminal syndicalism.
The situation, which was preceded
by a series of demonstrations among
workers in the cantaloupe fields,
reached a climax last April when
several scores of persons were ar
rested in raids at Brawley.
Just tefore the raids, several
properties were under guard be-
cause of reports by district attor-
ney's agents that a huge conspiracy
against certain ranchers existed.
Only two witnesses have testified.
They are S. L. Barber and G. l..
CoIlum, investigators for the district
attorneys Office, who testified they
Joined the Communistic party,
gained the confidence of leaders and
sat in councils where the asserted
conspiracy was Matched.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-06
CLADIOLT

If you have planted Gladioli,
this is a good time for every
body to plant some more for
late bloom. Our bulbs are very
large and in flne condition.
80 Named kinds-mostly new
! y and all beautiful kinds.
This is a rare opportunity to
get expensive kinds that you
will prize for years. Or
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FERTILIZER

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less-use it. 1t will multiply the value Of any
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IS lbs, S140; 100 lbs. $3.50.
"sACCo" 4-1O-4-5 lbs. SOC; 10 lbs. s5c; IS lbs.
S1.75; so lbs, 49, 100 lbs, S..
"LoMo" 5-10-4-1 lb., csc; lbs, soc; 10 lbs, 81;
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