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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05

1 FREE-Any x1.10 selection from this
| ad FREE with each order of $3.50 or
over. Order direct from this advt:
COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE
5 years old. two trees. ....-..... S1.1O
RHODODENDRONS
Maximum ROSebay) plnkish white
flowers. (Catawbianse) flower reddish
purple. (CarOlimanum) dark pink.
Three Plants, liz #. 81 IN
Magnolia Trees tive Two $1.1O
HARDY AZALEA handsome. early.
pink species; very profuse and snowy.
A beautiful variety. Very hardy. 81 10
Iiiacs, White and Pink; Shrubs. .S1.1O
Althea (ROse of Sharon, Pink,
Red; 2 shrubs. ..............,.... S.1O
Hardy. Hydrangea, Blue, Pink;
Golden Bell. yellow bowers in early
Spring; 2 shrubs. ................S .1O
Butterfly Busiest 2 shrubs. ....... 1.1O
COrnus DOEwOod); shrubs. ..... 10
Weigelia Rosea; 2 shrubs. .$l.lO
Japanese Burberry, / and Ia feet
high, bushy; 6 plants. SI.1O
Hardy Chrysanthemums. assorted;
plants. blooming age. .S.1O
DelDhlniums, Dark Blue. Light Blue;
plants, blooming aRe...........$1 .1O
Oriental Peoples, brilliant colors,
flowers inches across; 10 plants,
blooming age ,......... A.lV
Fox Glove, assorted colors: 8 plants 81 10
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FARM AND GARDEN.

EVERGREENs. sHRUBs. PERRENIALS;
Informal gardens sod. seeding, soil: prun-
ing, experienced white men. Georgia o247.
63l9 2nd st. NV. ..
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS MY NURSERY
will be open for selection OF Oriental peoples,
perennial plants. crepe myrtle, lockwood, etc.
GEO. A. WILLIAMS. 1916 18th st. Sc. near
nth and Good Hope rd. Lincoln 7l52.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. WELL ROTTED MA
nure; also oak cord wood. Phone Ken
siugtOn Tim
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More whaling boats left Norway for
the Antarctic this year than In any
previous season.
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THE HOME GARDENER
BY J. w. WELLINGTON.

Pratna land the o. the Home
J. w,
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF valuable Residential property
Washington. ID. c., on the premises
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1880 AM.
SHARP" This home Is strictly
modern In every respect, containing
seven rooms, bath and reception hall.
hardwood finish, full-siEe basement,
garage and built on = beautiful lot
within one block of school. One OF
the best sections Of Washington. SO
now Is the time to wake up. Mr..
HOmeseeker or Investor, as oppor-
tunlty Is knocking at your door.
A chance of n lifetime TO buy a
real honest to- goodness home at your
own price. Do not forget the date,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1880 Am.
SHARP" For further particulars
regarding terms, etc., call the J. J.
OWENS AUCTION & REALTY CO..
S25 18th st. NV. rhene National
re net list yeur property With rs
unless zen want u sold."
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
(Confinnad

TAkOMA PARK BUNGALOWS, HOUSES,
ced St. Ga St ossi HoNNNi E hohN Ni
NEAR MCLEAN, VA.---5-ROOM BUNGA-
lows; nice location; newly decorated; ami;
Clarendon s3s-F-5
TAKCdA BUNGALOWS, $40 TO $50. r. D.
LILLE IGa citizens Bank Bids Takoma. Shop
ON DEFEN HIGHWAY AT LANHAM,
Md;-S-r9om. bath ana garage cottage with
water, electricity and heating plant; $50
month including acreage. PAUL LANHAM,
I,JS.5! IEag1,RKIsHED OR UNFgR:-
east Of suitland I'd. and Alabama ave.
OWNERS GROOM HOUSE, ANIL GA
rage, large grounds; cars ana bus; low rent.
Once 5SIc Met $685. Address BOX l2'-V' Star
PRACTICALLY NEW BUNGALOW. ROOMS,
pam; large ATTIC and exceptionally Iine large
electric range, city water; OAK, maple and
pine noors; newly painted inside and out;
well built and attractive Screened deS shToush
out, cellar to garrett. Faces Columbia pike,
q eoncrete highway with good bus service.
lawn and shrubbery. and lO0-tree orchard:
exchange rent for good board anc room with
tenant tenant and s2S per month essn No Children
a house or Columbia pike at High Terrace,
w. JONES. Address BOX 343-S, Star ofice.
BEAUTIFUL FOREST GLEN, MD.--sIx
r ICONS bath Sd improvements trees land,
$40. GRIFFITH. Address Box i6-V, Star ofi:e
THREE FoUR-RooM BUNGALOWS, ANIL;
h:cx.h;; ali modern; 'ss5. $40. $50. FOuT-
HoE SON SEAS 's ssh $50 So H. RAIN r.
Ter Md Phone Hyattsville 1909.
SoRooM 90 BUNGALOW. Anil; NEAR
Tasoma Psrf 2d sRepherd zs4o Elm ave-
TAKoMA PARK BUNGALOW. ROOMS
and BATH corner stuccO. good condition;
Beautiful e-room home. one square Uni
s55, worth SIS. Col 1858
l-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. CHASED
seToom 5unSaiow; a. pti So S5 g per month
Groom house. bath; ami; *45 per month";
B. aANT G7Sf seG co "a 45 Per s mOn NV
National 1871. Hyattsville ".
BEAUTIFUL cITY-EoU1PPED 5-ACRE
home with outbuildings. orchard. shrubbery,
rabbits on place Tor sale Cheap; 50 minStes
out on Rockville pike; moderate rent. Phone
k ks8siRFto Roc 1THs No o. write W. c. XII
FOUR, FIVE AND SIX ROOM HOUSES
all well located: ami; near Washington
Lee High School. Clarendon 2o93.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME IN LYON
streets near Street car. steres and an se cSoer
Nine rooms, two baths, frSt-foor lavatory.
buffers pantry, two large porches and COW
cred driveway at side entrance; Frigidaire,
Oil burner, gas electricity and city water;
newly decorated. For rent at 800 per month.
Few other, houses for rent in and near
Aurora Hills, Va.
AURORA HILLS HOMES, INC,
Phone Clarendon 1857
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
rooms, bath. h;-w.h. .............. 600
6 rooms, bath. city water............. SO 90
9 rooms, bath. new brick. .............8 IS 90
rooms path h.-w h.................. 1900
{. w. CLEVER, Realtor,
Clarendon 1872 Clarendon. Va.
IN FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Good S-room bungalow, newly redecorated;
ami; on Lee Highway; high location and
close to transportation; $50 per month
Flve-room bungalow, well located, SIS per
month.
New 5-room bungalow, electric range, h.
VIII; ami; splendid location and many
extras; S45 per month.
NJ. J.. CHURCH, Realtor,
Phone Falls Church. Va So
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Beautiful Takoma Park.

4. beauty: only $500 II sold at once
white Dutch Colonial; exceedingly coy and
attractive inside and out; one enters the
hall. which separates the beautiful living
room-the entire length of the house-with
Q pretty open fireplace in one end and OPEN
pretty, cheerful dining room. also opening
onto q screened porch-entire length OF
The Colonial stairway from reception han
leads into an upper hall separating large
bed rooms and bath. This darling home is
suburb, and is nestled among lovely shade
trees and shrubbery on one Of our prettiest
streets, Just blocks from 18th st. cars;
very reasonable; terms
se.7so-s1oo cash and only $50 a month
VIII make this large stucco home Of fine
rooms your home. The living room. with
its pretty open fireplace. is across front of
The kitchen has q pantry There are 5 airy
bed rooms tile door bath and large closets.
could one ask for such a Price and termss
Financial loss causes such a sacrifice. Paved
street, Ia blocks to school. l block to bus
and blocks to l4th st. Nice shady lot,
50 By about ITS. Why rent.
ss.5so-s25o cash and $50 month. Are
you looking for a large old home in good
condition, with q beautiful lawn. l00x30O,
full Of fne shade and fruit trees? Come
alone Is worth s3,000-s4.00O. There are z
rooms aside from basement room, all re-
inside tSs d SH sd 1d Of 0 o
bargain.
s4ooo-s200 cash and SIS a month. Spleen
Gid little white bungalow with living room
Kitchen, bed rooms, bath. full basement
to to 18th St. car. Newly decorated inside and
cut.
MAUDE H. LAWRY,
Shepherd 2546. 213 Cedar Ave.
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WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW, TO
france the building of that long
wished-for home. No charge Tor
consultation; day or evening. Phone
or write for appointment.
NJ. A. MACE.
Clarendon, Va.
Clarendon 2l9.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE!
WOODBRIDGE D. c
WOODRIDGE
TAKOMA AND VICINITY.

LA1N1AILl (14N - v 1A<IA l. l. .
II acres; 6 miles north Of Takoma; just
OF eth street pike; mscadam road: nne
pies this year: rich land. Never-failing
spring. Good fences. Fair house. Owner
will consider exchange for larger farm.
S.4 acres; Montsomery County; wooded;
Groom house; electric pump, bath, septic
tank, furnace, 2-car-garage, small outbuild-
ings. High level land. $3.50; terms like
rent
4-room bungalow. Takoma; wooded lot;
near bus line; modern conyeniences. $4,000.
Beautiful stone house; rooms and bath;
D. C.; practically new house; in excellent
reduced.
Two thousand dollar reduction in modern
Groom house. Maryland side; one of the
best residential streets; large shady lot; 8
large rooms. sleeping porch. pantry. Many
features not ordinarily found in houses
priced under $4,000. No reasonable OFFER
will be refused.
/ to 20 acres; bus line; near Takoma;
city water; electricity; $1,000 acre. Lots
crossed by stream and woods at rear. Will
finance and build.
r. ID. LILLE,
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma Park.
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TROOMs, q BATHS, INV. HEAT, GAS 4
electricity; garage; cheap; easy terms. 81
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8O5 Violet Place
$1,000

~ 50. north Of Takoma
High School in Blair
English-style brick and stucco
with brick garage. 6 rooms g bed
rooms), large living room, plenty
wall space with cherry open fire.
place, tile bath with built-in tub
and shower, hardwood trim, lot
50xl00 More ground available.
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sALE-suBUEBAN.

f:RooM HOUSE, BATH. . ACRES OF
ground, block from car line, lots OF shrub
kary Price, $3.50; terms.
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l-room bungalow, double glassed sleeping
arch. ali modern irnprovements; price $3.50,
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Maf Sa1i HYatts u
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10

powerful influence over the trend Ot legislation there.
 A resolution 10 accomplish the creation Of the joint commission requested by Mr. Hoover is now pending in the rules committee. al- ready approved by the senate. Shell said that no special committee meeting had been called to consider the measure, which was added to his previous assertion that il could take, it's turn" and he would refuse 10 get excited about it."
 The house leadership, he revealed. has not yet decided what is 10 be done with the resolution and for that reason he did not believe President Hoover had been advised Of the new turn in the situation.
 About 50 members attended the meeting of the housr vets. An cX- change Of views brought out the opinion that an "aggressi1r" cam paign should h" Wagcd. The election Of permanent chairman was Gc- ferred with indications that the post would go 10 Representative Beck Of Pennsylvania. q former solicitor general, or to Repro sent atiyc Linthicum. democrat, Mary land. Beck had the support Of Schafer and Of Representative La Guardia. republican. New York. leader ot the anti prohibition group.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
Beer Promised Naval
 Delegation by Saturday

Aboard $. <. George Washing ton. at Sra. Jan. 10 Beer in large quantities by Saturday was promised tonight to the pas sangers on this ship carrying the American naval delegation to Europe.
 This announcement by the amiaule steward turned the con- versatjoH Of diplomats and ordi- nary passengers alike into lighter vein the first night out.
 The innovation O machinery whereby beer may be prepared within 4 hours was announced when the George Washington made its last trip to America. The machinery vas put into op- eratjon last night and the first batch Of ? Der cent authoritative bro" wII be ready they saN to- morrow.
 The price is IL cents a. glass.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
Alleged Counterfeiting
 Defendants Are Held

Nnsted. Jan, 10 tP-The arrest of Peter 1'lotat. -, Of this city. on bench warrant charging him with breaking into vault at Forest View cemetery and stealing q wedding ring and a pearl necklace from two bodies, will he asked this afternoon in the superior court at l.itchfrld
 States Attorney Walter Holcomb of Torrington will request Judge Arthu F. Ells to issue the warrant. The vault Was broken into on De- cember 27, and the stolen iewelry was later recovered by Supt. of Police John H. Slocmum.
 Elotat is at present serving q Go day jail term imposed on him in police court on December 30 on charges of breach of peace and re- sisting an officer His arraignmcnt
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10

left here yesterday for Boston. Is q freight steamer 7.9i6 tons gross register and 436 feet long.
 She was built in 1916 at Quincy. Mass. is owned by the Luckcnbach Steamship Co. of Delaware, and car ries about 4 men in the crew.
 Th" operating department of the Luckcnbach line said the sea was calm this morning arsI that none of the crew had left the vessel. off cjals Of the department said they would wait for the fog 10 lift before attempting to float the frciehtcr. The ship is commanded by Captain II. l.. bow.
 An official nf the Luck"nbach line here said the steamer had water in No. | and holds but was in no inn mediate danger. She has aboard about 1,2oo tons Of general cargo for Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
WIFE CLAIMS HUSBAND
 THREW ACID ON DRESS
,roaunu-d From First page)

vcid from a radio battery, her sew ing machine broken and dishes smashed. She added to this story ivy telling about her husband chas- ing her with razor and threaten m9 10 slash her throat shutting off the cellar lights while she was saw ing wood, using hammer on the hshes and otherwise hoaping inGig- l1jes upon her.
 ''zupnckL uno Was in court on charges of breach ot the peace and drunkenness or November 90 auG placed OH probation until December @i, when he Vas continued on pro- patior until March 31. 1880, blamed hs wife for all the unpleasantncss in the household. H. uenied that he threw acid on her clothes, con- tending tha, he would be foolish 10 act in that manner in view of the fact that his money purchased ire apparel. He also denied that he smashed the dishes. but admitted that he and lIs wife had some words over q piece Of meat which they had for supper last night. He was shavlng afterwards but he 1iG lot threaten to cut her. he insisted.
 Judge Traceski told Czaplicl>i he did not peIIev, his story, and called On a son ot the couple, who took his mothers side, accusing his father 0, being the dlsturber. The court felt that d weekend in lail might teach Czaplicki that he must behave at home or stay away from his wife, and a warning was sourd- ed that ho will not be allowed 10 aontinu" the tactics described by the probation officer and Mrs. cza- plIcili.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
Robert Budde Arrested
 On NOn-SuppOrt Charge

Robert H. Budde, former local restaurant proprietor. was arrested today in Clinton by State Policeman Comstock Of the Westhrook bar racks on the charge Of non-support and will be brought 10 this city to- day for arraignment in police court lomorroW.
 Prose cutting Attorney J. G. Woods issued the warrant on complaint or Budde's wife that she had not re- ceived any money from him in five weeks. He and his wife separated several months ago and he was pay ing her SIS a week for a time.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
YOUTH WILL MARRY
 ID GET CITY !OB
ccontjnooa Prom ri.r r~-.'

director explained that oIl.r- must h" taken carr o. par'lruar.y The marr!ed men This explanation .u& &osted new thought 10 E-'ruo. and he replied. "All right. :, 2o0 must be married 10 ho.1 Joa I'll 2.j married next week."
 He assured Director Rogers aad Mayors Secretary Mattho@ J. rai- lahan that hr Was not joking. aud that he knew d girl Of rrn week, acquaintance who Woun marry Th two officials attempted 70 urL. upon him the wisdom of po-.pouemcnt
 until his financial condition Was more sound. but he turned a deaf car 10 the suggestion. Ns he was about 10 leave the Office to proron. his plan 10 the intended bride. Sycre- tary Callahan reminded him oc his former lodging place at police head. quarters. and added d suggestion. You had better scc Mikr Hauuap and have him arrange a bridal sut. for you on Commercial street.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
W atcr in Vessel

Boston. Jan, 10 lP-Eadio re- ports received by the coast guard here indicated that in addition 10 two holds the engine room Of the Edward Luckcnbach was badly flooded and the boat in danger Of breaking up in q heavy sea.
 There was an unconfrmed report that the crew had left tn" ship.
 radio message from the Luckcn- bach this morning said mo assist ance' Was wanted Coast guard Of iiccrS interpreted this to mean that either the Luckenbach corporation had engaged private salvagcrs or else did not believe that the ship could be pulled off today.
 The Luckenbach is ashor" on one c. th" many rocky lodges which con- El ut" the southwest coast
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
BOOMER KILLS WOMAN

Toledo, O.. Jan. 10 (UP)-Fred Stahl. 45, roomer in the home Of MT. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Follett 33, shot and killed Mrs. Mabel Follett, 8, today as she lay abed wounded her husband and then turned the gun on himself.
 He died in a hospital an hour later.
 Police believe the motive for the killing was jealousy.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
OpnnNitiOn 10 Cnmmi1ict.

Washington, Jan. 10 Rt-Opposi- ton from the foremost rank Of house administration leadership to- day presented a formidable obstacle 10 the fulhllmcnt of President Hoover's desire for joint congress slonal committee to study the ques- tion Of prohibition enforcement
 Chairman Smell, republican, New York, Of the powerful rules con- nntter through which all house legislation must pass. was sponsor for the statement that the rcpubli- can leaders of his branch of con- grcSs consider the establishment of the agency requested by the chief executive unnecessary.
 I've feel" he said. that Wc have the necessary machinery already at lp in the house to effect the transfer of the prohibition unit rom th" treasury to tine justice de- partmcnt, if that is what they want. We prefer to lc@islato in tn" resu- lar way; to Ict the regular commit te"s handle the transfer of the mi.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
LEXINGTON ORDERED TO S.AII

Washington, Jan. 10 UP)-The navy department issued orders to- day for the aircraft carrier Lexing- ton, now at Tacoma, Wash, gen. erating power for the city, to leave Tacoma for San Francisco January 16. The Lexington will go into dry dock at San Francisco January 20, preparatory to its sailing south for spring war maneuvers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
MANDELL FIGHT TONIGHT

Miami Beach, Fla. Jan. 10 (UP) The first ring classic Of Miami Beach's winter season will be staged in the Miami Beach Kennel Club arena tonight when sammy Manlcll lightweight champion of the world. meets Manuel Quintero. foremost southern lightweight, in a 10 round match.
 Both fighters will go into the ring slightly overweight and Man dclls title will not be at stake
 Betting was s to j in favor Of Msndell.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
FRElGHTER, FAST
 0N BLOCK ISLAND
 ROCKS, IN DANCER
ttontjnGeI Prom First paE"D

jiou had hccn ont in search of tn" irrightor but had not been able to locate the vessel. Another boat was sent out from the New Shoroham Coast Guard station on the east side ot Block Island 10 look for the craft at N;t5 o'clock. MeanW hilc the IItnl"y located the craft.
 The fr"igh'or iS aground within zoo feet of the beach off the south Wrs, end 0r Block Island, near the Block Island lighthouse, according 10 q radio message picked mp by lh" Radio Marin" Corporation station here. The ni, ssa%r received h"r' further stated that the bow of the :rcigh;cr is in two fathoma ot water and the stcrn is in four tathous. and that while presumably near the HlOcn Island Lighthouse. could not soc i. because Of tn" dense fog.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
SCHAFER ATTACKS
 PROHIBITION LAW
C'ontinuod From First Pa@r)

l'oullnUod From First PJ2r) hor.nt in is principl" and not due to wrong or faulty methods Of en- torccncnt. So long as the American people refuse 70 recognize the act Of drinking dS evidence Of moral IuiIt. prohibition will be- q failure"
 Schaf"r declared that Dr. Clarence Fru" Wilson o' the Methodist board Of temperance and other dry leaders demand th;u the prohibition law he amended 10 make tho buyer equally guilty and added they insisted upon widening the "alroady impossible gulf between thomsclves and their God on th" drink question:"
 quoting numerous passages from the Bible on the Use Of wine, Scha- fer said chat 10 drys "Who have more respect for Nolstcad than for divine authority. these texts mean no more than their religion means to God"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
HOLCONB SALARY CUT

Hartford, Jan. 1o CP' - In the read justment Of salaries of states attorneys at the regular weekly meeting on Thursday. the state board of finance and control de- ducted S500 from the salary Of States Attorney Walter lIolcomb Of Torrington. I.itchfeld county. voting him a salar! Of s$,00o a year in stead of the present salary of s. 900.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
RIVERS Aitl. THAT WAY

Ullswal"r, England Jau Ie N F. A football game Wal #Danloued here after two footballs, cru"i'H;jn@ the total ayailah)" supnly. bod t"u kicked into the flooded River Grisc- d1ls.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
NOrwalk Prosecutor to
 Aid in Liquor Campaign

NorW"Ik, Jan. 10 Declaring that he would use any legal evidence that they would furnish, 10 effect a strict enforcement of the prohiJi- ton law, Prosecutor Richard II. Ire land today forwarded written reply to the NorWalk Ministers Associa- ton. in answer to their letter of d few days ago. In his reply Ireland also states that he has turned the matter over to the board of public safety.
 Tn" ministers communicated vii Ireland demanding q rigid cnforct- GCut of the eighteenth amendment ir NorWall. and offering 10 supply the prosecutor with information Of the law violatOrs.