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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
IHARDEY At HEAD
| OF D. C. AID CLUB
Woodward & Lothrop Man.
ager Elected President and
Other Officers Chosen.

James w. Hardey, advertising manager
of Woodward & Lothrop's Department
Store, was elected president of the Ad-
vertising Club of Washington, yesterday
afternoon at meeting in the National
Press Club auditorium, succeeding
Ernest S. Johnston, who previously had
been named chairman of the board OF
directors.
Other officers elected were: Howard
w. Berry, advertising and sales manager
of Lansburgh & Brother. and G. Melvin
Sharpe, assistant to the president of
the Washington Railway & Electric Co.,
vice presidents; Allen De Ford, president
of the food distributing company which
bears his name, treasurer, and Charles
j. Columbus, secretary.
In the balloting to fill seven vacancies
on the board Of directors, the following
members were elected; Norman E. Bull,
Floyd Caskey, Charles Finney, Samuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
Hunting Made a Business.

SILVER CITY, N. Mex. CP-Preda-
tory animal hunters killed 268 coyotes
In this State in one month recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11

H. Kaufman. Garrett Lee, w. r.
Pierson and Jesse j. Ramsdell.
Mr.. Harley, the new president, q
native of Waldorf, Md, entered the
employ Of Woodward g. Lothrop's as q
messenger and worked his way up
during IS years with that concern.
Reports showing the club to be IN
excellent financial condition were sub
mitted to the meeting. the last regular
session this season. Newly elected off,
GERS and directors, however, will meet
next Tuesday to plan for future activ-
tiles, including several events during the
Summer months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
WV|SECT|ON HELD
NECESSARY STUDY
Witnesses Appear Against
Bill to Prohibit Such Ex-
perimentS.

The use of the dog in laboratory ex-
periments is essential If cures are to
be found, not only for human ailments
but also for the diseases that make
dogs themselves suffer, DR.. Maurice
Hall of the Bureau Of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture, told the
Senate District committee yesterday
afternoon, at a continuation of the
hearings on the bill to prohibit vvisec-
ton Of dogs IN Washington.
DR.. Hall and Health officer William
c. Fowler were the first witnesses In
opposition to the bill, after advocates
of the measure had closed their case
earlier in the afternoon by presenting
several more witnesses and filing q
score of kilograms from various parts
OF the country urging passage of the
bill. The committee arranged to re-
sumo the hearings this afternoon.
Exhibits Dogs Heart.
In beginning his testimony, DR.. Hall
placed on the table a glass containing
the heart and lungs of a dog which
had been attacked by what the Scien-
fist described as cruel heart worms.
He described the suffering these worms
cause dogs and cited this as an ilustra-
ton of the kind of experimenting being
done in the Government laboratories to
find cures for diseases that aff1ict ami
mails, as well as human maladies.
BY the use of 80 dogs, DR.. Hall told
the committee, he found a cure for
hookworms. He testified that dogs are
subject to attack by a hundred para
sites and that it is his duty as chief
of the Geological Division of the De-
partment of Agriculture to try to find
means of relieving those canine all
Oh jrl1 iS
known. He asked the committee
whether it is better to prevent all ex-
perimentation or to use some dogs in
the laboratory in order that the suffer-
ing of all dogs may be relieved.
The final arguments in support of
the bill were made by Mrs. Clinton P.
Farrell, president of the Vivisection In
vestigation League of New York City;
Rev. DR.. Charles E. Smith, president
of the National Administration Society
of Washington; Mrs. Herbert C. Elnlore,
president of the Washington Humane
Society; Miss Margaret Bonnell of the
Humane Army of New York City. John
A. Boyd of the Maryland Arlti-Vivisec-
ton Society, T. w. Pond, Animal Pro-
tective Bureau of Baltimore, and Miss
Mabel e. Orgelman, who was in charge
of presenting the case in support Of
the bill.
Appeal on Cruelty Ground.
The supporters Of the bill concen-
trated their appeal on the ground that
vivisection is cruel and that 1t is no
longer necessary.
Health Officer Fowler said that dur
ing his SO years of experience in pub
lie health work he had seen enough
of the benefits of experimentation to
justify him in opposing the bill. He
cited the cure for hookworm and the
treatment for rabies as illustrations.
The work being done to combat rabies
also was described by DR.. H. w. Schoen-
ing of the Bureau of Animal Industry.
Chairman Capper and Senators Rob-
sion of Kentucky and Tydings of Mary
land took part in questioning the wit
neSSes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
POLICE FIND REVOLVER;
DOUBT MASQUERADE"
Woman in Mans Clothes Arrested
After She Requests Hold-Up
Aid of Taxi Drivers.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 11.-Mrs. Emma
Kroon, wearing her husbands clothes,
said she was going to a masquerade,
but she had only gotten as far as the
police station, early today.
ut Is against the law" Lieut.. Hoff
of the Summerdale police station told
her, ito masquerade as a man, and
particularly so when you carry loaded
revolver"
Police arrested her after she had in
uuired of a cab driver If he wouldn't
help her pull job; hold up some
body" The driver called police. 1t
was not until later that he learned
she was a woman. Her unbobbed hair,
escaping from beneath working mans
cap, gave her away.
"It was a joke" she insisted. II
was on my way to a masquerade"
But police, considering the loaded
pistol, had their doubts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
NATURAL BRIDGE FOREST
TIMBER WILL BE FELLED
Four or Five Years Needed to Cut
100000 Feet at Stony
Creek.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, June 11.-Between
four and five years will be required In
the cutting of 5000, 900 feet of timber
from the Stony Greek section of the
Natural Bridge National Forest, provided
under terms Of recent sale by the
Government to the e. L. Eakle Lumber
Co. of Waynesboro.
The timber to be cut is located In
Bedford County and will be removed
to benefit younger forest growth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
DIVING RECORD BROKEN
Man Lowered 800 Feet in Steel Ball
With Quartz Windows.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, June IL (F1.-
A record depth Of 800 feet beneath the
oceans surface was reached yesterday
by William Beebe of the New York
Geological Society's oceanographic ex-
petition, IN a steel ball with fused
quartz windows. The previous depth
mark was 1926 feet.
The expedition hopes to make obser-
vations at a depth of half mile by
means of its apparatus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11

Hampton Court Palace, In London
has been thrown open to the public
every day, and the admission prices will
be: State apartments and great hall.
Is cents: great kitchen and cellars. IL
cents; Mantegna pictures in the oran-
gerry, 4 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-11
Presbyterians Denounce Divorce

HAMILTON, Ontario, June IL CP).-
The Presbyterian General Assembly
yesterday unanimously passed a mo-
ton denouncing modern divorce as a
destroyer of civilization" and urging
all ministers to fight 1t.
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

DR.. Hill, the pastor, has visited
all of these members in person, talk
ed with them over the coming rally,
and secured their promise and sig
nature to do their best on December
18th list Sunday. All groups of the
membership seemed anxious that
their end will be carried. These
printed names are not all, but simply
those whom the pastor saw at the
time he made his rounds.
Keep this list and compare it
with the one which will appear after
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
N 1915, 900 RIVE

the rally; a list composed of the
workers only.
The scriptures give place for two
classes of christians, or people, VIZ:
Those who HEAR and those who
DO, and the injunction is "Be we
Doors of the word" The call of the
pastor, the urge of the finance COM
m.ittee, the appeal and need of the
church have been heard, the first
Sunday in December is the time for
mittee, the appeal and need of the
fruit gathering.
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22
Mrs. Geo. W. Thompson
Rev. S. r. billiard

Mrs. Geo. W. Thompson
Rev. S. R. billiard a
S. P. billiard
Wesley billiard
Agnes Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Matha Gregory
Matte Woodbridge
Elizabeth Kenney
Rosa Wood
Eugene Payne
Annie Charles
Hattie Lacks
Viola Hunter
Flora Watkins
Alice Nc Allister
Martha Oliver
Mamie Walker
Elnora Lewis
Mary Lewis
j. M. Johnson
Augusta johnson
Ollie Winston
Matilda winston
Alice H. Taylor
Joseph Taylor
SSusan Corbin
Beverly Burnett
Ethel Crews
Columbia Ruffin
Alvin ]. Ruffin
Ethel B. Ross
Martha Yores
Carrie Bland
Comora Robinson
L. M. Hackett
Mary J. Ellis
R. Thomas Ellis
Harriette Woodson
Eliza Rowlette
Nettie Tynes
Ellen S. Walker
Elnora Taliaferro
Jacob Taliaferro
Bertania Morton
Paul G.. Morton
Paul D. Morton
Sarah Blair Morton
Mary Jordan
Jas. P. Jordan
Matte Simms
Joseph Ragland
Annie Taylor
w. T. Taylor
Marian Brown
Edward Clarke
Rosa Clarke
Robert JEFFERSON
Hazel Jefferson
Maude Smith
Annie Johnson
Virgie Sweeney
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

John Roane
Ellen Wood
Minnie Johnson
j. B. Booker
Jas. Washington
Meta B.. Washington
Elinor Banks
Ethel johnson
Mary C. Toney
Agnes C. Toney
Ella j. Taylor
Maize Johnson
Juette E. Greer
A. B. Greer
Annie Mae Banks
Mary Williams
Susan Harris
Lucille Turpin
Constance Thompkins
Mary M. Johnson
Edward Johnson
Charlotte johnson
Evelyn Southall
Patsy Robinson
Mary j. Taliaferro
Martha Lee Carter
Mary l.. Randolph
Hattie Tucker
Ollie Booker
Ernie Smith
John S. Smith
Maggie Howard
Annie Robinson
Sylvia Thornton
Mamie Morris
R. E. Brown Jr.
Ethel T. Baker
Olivia C. Taylor
John T. Taylor Jr.
Elizabeth White
Roy Johnson
Flossie Johnson
Selena White
Walter White
Clarence Griffis
Myrtle Griffis
Clarence TONNES
Helen Taliaferro
Albert Deane
Ellen G. Coleman
George Green
Mamie Green
Jas. W. Watson
Ruth Braxton
Belle Braddock
Jane Meredith
Andrew Meredith
Rev. Jas. Haney
Nellie Haney
We Eta Twiggs
Martha Fife
Virginia Twiggs
Fannie Waddey
Robert Fife
Twiggs
Charlotte Jordan
Rhoda Hubbard
R. Harris
Phyllis Perkins
William Henley
Martha Henley
Henley
Walter Henley
Gladys Henley
Mary o. Payne
Roa E. Stowe
Gillian
Marguerite Booker
Minnie Walker
Jane Howard
Swami
John Sledd
Mitchell
Mary Prighen .
Lettie A. White
Samuel Patterson
Savannah Harvey
Johnson
Susie Goodman
Goodman
Percy Porter
Minnie Porter
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22
Byrd Street Between First and Second
Richmond, Virginia

Mary Brown
Carrie Slade
Susie Johnson
John Johnson
Willianna Price
George Swami
Lottie Jones
John Jones
Beulah CARTRIDGE
MozeEe CARTRIDGE
Bessie E. Williams
Lille Alernathy
Mamie Howard
Mary L. Ellington
Virgie Jones
Ella G.. Harris
Olivia Smith
E. Mealey
Lucy Jenkins
Dahlia Martin
Ada Armstead
Joseph HOPKINS
Sophia Yancey
Walter S. Reese
Mary Barber
John S. Barber
Mary C. Wilkerson
Winnie Richardson
Racheal Jackson
Sallie Hill
John L. Bailey
Ethel Shelton
Joseph Morton
Lucy j. Reed
Rosa B. Redd
Thomas Redd
William Redd
India Randolph
Rosa Eaton
Charles Eaton
Louise Threat
Bessie Love
Mary Joel
Leole p. Allen
Mary A. Teels
A. v. James Jr.
Rosa ]. Calvin
Henri yBBooth
George Sallee
L. ". Fields
j. Melvin Griffis
Martha A. Byrd
Clara Jones
Russell Toombs
Julia Sallee
Pinkie Price
William Love
Mary E. Christie
Joseph Edwards
Mary j. Taylor
Zulette Randolph
Mittie Leftridge
Emma B. Jackson
Henry Randolph
Rosa Harper
Henry Sharks
l.. j. Saunders
Mary B. Tinsley
r. l.. Gray
Annie Wright
nena Jones
Robert Jackson
Albert Minis
Harriet MINIS
Eliza Dean
Mary S. Dean
William Horsley
Workman Tinsley
Mary Tinsley
Horace Faulcon
Anderson Faulcon
Malcolm Guerrant
Lethia Guerant
Albert Graves
Robert Ross
Georgia Ross
Harry Aston
Harriet Halter
Samuel Halter
Samuel Halter Jr.
Fannie B. Smith
Bette Green
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

Perzelia Brown
Sarah Johnson
Della Johnson
Willie Johnson
Ida E. Charity
Susie Hinton
Rosa Dabney
Thomas Lane
Richard Primes
A. E. Minor
Mamie Coker
Lille Shaw
Clifton Butler
Bernard Taylor
Rachael Taylor
W. H. Coles
W. C. Dungy
Lille A. Young
Leila Berry
Rosa Clements
Jessie Taylor
Mary Giles
Alice Jordan
Rosa Quarles
William Henry
j. Wren Henry
Missile Foster
Fannie w. Smith
Sallie E. Smith
Rebecca Smith
Fannie Porter Smith
Theodore Brown
Florence Henley
Eva Hobson
Lille Horton
Thomas Crawley
Lille Booker
Mamie Taylor
Lucy Booker
Martha Patterson
Mary Moss
Julia Woodson
Helen Woodson
Lille Norflett
Florence Garrett
Willie Gray Jr.
Catherine Gray
Frank Gray
James Gray
Clinton Gray
Fannie Williams
Rosetta Williams
James Villains
Mollie Robinson
Ezekiel Robinson
Alice Knuckles
Bette Williams
R. H. Hicks
Oracle G. DESMOND
Francis Stevens
Mayo Stevens
Sarah Wells
Lucian DESMOND
Henry Henderson
Sarah Coles
Henrietta Rice
Rosa Pichardsoi
Helen Yancey
Joseph Robinson
Walter Poythreas
Beatrice l.. Anderson
Catherine McClorine
Mabel Thurman
Mamie Carter
Willie Moore
Demod Grant
Ellen Cabell
Mary Cooper
Charles M. Claiborne
Ellen Jackson
Irene Bradley
Mrs. John Richardson
Lucy Randolph
J. D. Liggins
Martha Jox
frank Jox
Deac. George Carter
Bette Maury
J. D. Battle
Richard Simmons
Mrs. Richard Simmons
Dorsey Bragg
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

DR.. Jos. I. Hill
w. S. Banks
Cora B. Jackson
Emma L. Bailey
Rosa +. Watson
Jordan A. Jones
Estelle Booker
Emma Watson
Mary Hopson
Lucy B. Holman
Bette Thoas
Leila Blanket
+. L. Brown
Emma Ware
Rev. Frye
Florence E. Fields
Sallie Nicholas
Alice Cooper
Annie Nelson
Edward Steward
Dr.. NJ. B. Jones
Ellen Coleman
Rosa Washington
Daniel Winston
Julia Singleton
Daisy Butler
Fannie James
Louisa White
Albert Graves
l.. B. Oliver
Jas. T. Carter
Z. F. Johnson
Josephine Walton Brown
John T. Taylor ST..
Lavinia Taylor
Z. L. Woodson
Jas. Williams
John Brown {
w. E. Smith
Fred Jackson
Jennie Williams
Mable Winston
Beng. Perkins
Annie R. Jenkins
Geo. T. Walker
Gladys l. Hill
Henry Burkes
Malinda Burkes
Spencer Lee
Bette Nc Nally
Martha A. Wood
J. E. Bankett
Wilton White
l.. r. Booker
J. Garrett
Ida G. Hunt
E. r. Pollard
Geneva Banks
Lillian G.. Booker
Rhoda Johnson
Martha Tazewell
Jas. w. Watson
Eliza Hairston
Lila G.. Cuvillay
Bessoe Toney
Ella Joyce
Pearl Dickerson
Sonora L. Bowe
Charles Bland
Mary Jordan
Louise |. Johnson
Mildred D. Johnson
Russell Southall
Sallie Jasper
Ada Harris
j. William Harris
H. E. Payne
Mable S. Anderson
Daisy Jones
Peggy Cavell
Paul Cavell
Jos. T. Hopson
Helena L. Brown
Jos. Brown
Massie
Sarah D. Faulcon
Rosa Johnson
Florence Williams
Brewer
]. Brown
Nice r. Cralle
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

R. W. Cralle
finkie D. Williams
R. D. Williams
Agnes Reese
Lmma Jernigan
Mary GGilpln
Laura Redd
lsreal Stroud
Lucinda Daggett
Mamie l.. Daggett
Rosa B. Hicks
Clemmie Perkins
Lucy and II. w. Crawley
India Baker
j. D. Love
Matilda Mimms
Ella J. Walker
Bessie Randolph
B. NJ. Subblett
Mary L. Randolph
Sarah Claiborne
Rev. w. H. Spurlock
EnzeDeth eaters
Martha Rose
j. NJ. Edwards
Mamie Bagby
Martha Gaines
Bernetta Jefferson
Clemmie De Thorpe
Sarah C. Turner
Lu y Dennis
Alice Owens
Violet Williams
Mary F. Key
Bertha L. Lockett
Gussie D. Moore
Adele Smith
Thomas Rock
E. B. Thompson
Emma B. Jones
Gladys Giles
Charles Jones
George Edwards
Elsie Nickens
Annie Binford
Sarah Wells
Josephine Virgins
Junius Virgins
Sarah Christian
Josephine Woodson
H. B. Burwell
Andrew Coleman
Fannie P. White
W. L. Tucker
Susie Fry
Lillian Taliaferro
Adeline Morton
Emanuel Stewart
Bessie Davis
William Gregory
Walter Gaskins
George B. Carter
Ada c. Jones
Fannie P. mSith
Laura Harris
Willie White
Victoria Bowles
Emma Johnson
Alberta cambridge
Bette Neale
Sarada Ammone
c. W. TAYLOR
Jacob Wright
Nettie BOYD
Geo. w. Thompson
Mamie Toombs
Eva Randolph
w. I. Hopkins
Adele Christian
Sonhia Clark
Lille Eeeleston
Matte Whiting
Alevne Valentine
Nettie Holmes
John Richardson
Some Friends
Mrs. Susie Ruffin
Mrs Anna Jones
Miss Antoinette Bowler
Miss E. B. Williams
Hiss Viola B. Lucas
Richmond planet., 1930-11-22

DR.. M. ]. Jones
Mrs Elizabeth Archer
Mrs. Kate Mccoy
Mrs. Mamie Pemberton
Mrs. MAGGIE L. Walker
Nj. r. B. Sampson
MI. C. P. Hayes
MIR. R. C. Scott
Mr.. B. l.. Jordan
Nh. A D. Price
Mr.. Alonza Jefferson
Mr.. A. w. Holmes
Mr.. E. P. Giles
Mr.. VIM Miller
Mr.. Ri hard Slaughter
Junior Contributions
jeanette Booker
Dorthy L. Holman
Virginia Holman
Joseph A. Hopson
Elizabeth Cuvillay
Albert Anderson
Geraldine Banks
Clarence Banks
Verna Hunt
Fannie Hunt
Ruth Toney
Mary Toney
Cora White
Susie Nickens
Edna Southall
Lillian Williams
Robert Payne
Wilnette Harris
Dollie Scott
Florence Gillian
Rosa Mae Anderson
Russell Southall Jr.
Geraldine White
Elsie Irving
Lemuel Mitchell Jr.
Marie Mitchell
Pauline Mitchell
Susie Easley
Charles jefferson
Thelma Price
Ira B. Barber
Irene Richardson
Pattie Mae Berkeley
Fred D. Harvey
John Berkeley
Garland Halter
William Halter
Minnie Brown
Isiah Brown
William Brown
John Brown
Fannie Wyatt
Rosa E. Brown
Edith E. Young
Lynwood Allen
Edward Morton
Lillian Fields
Ora Lee Eaton
Dorthy Leftridge
Susie Randolph
Arneta Randolph
Frank Saunders
Elizabeth Halter
Flora Jones
Bessie Jones
Lenora Monroe
Virginia Williams
Julia f. Keys
Ruth Butler
Paul D. Morton
Willie Smith
Lucille Neale
Hattie McGruder
Mamie Johnson
Hattie B. Lacks
Some who comprise, the very bod
of the Church
Charlotte Drake
Ida T. Miller
Austin Miller
Jas. Barley
Jas. johnson
Christina Robinson
Jas. E.. Wells
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-18
The Proof Of the Pudding !!

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so. =, Wcirick Special Driver
Unlisted.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-28
T-E-LEI 70 HEAP FITS

HENEr, Caslf,, Feb. 2S. U.H-
EuslA Iltt>. a.str.e. attorney otLos
bH-eIcs coau.r aul candidate for
10 Republican nomination for gov
.1eer. VIII .dr -s ,ocal club women
iege tonight. His talk win deal
~itL genera. law enforcement prob
Ws.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-28
So. California
Sport Briefs

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