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who has maintained residence at Nashville, Tennessee, denied re- ports that he announced his candl- dacy for the Senate from the state of Tenne see
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WEDNESDAY TELEGRAPHIC)
s. S. VICTORIA SAILED
 FOR NOME AT 10 AM.
 WITH 8 PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, Oct. s, (E)-The s. s, Victoria of the Alaska Line, sailed for Nome at 10 A. M. today with a big cargo of freight and thirty seven passengers. The Nome pas Sengers are:
 J. Hasford,
 E. Coonse,
 Mrs. G. E. Wallin w. F. Baldwin, wife and
 son and daughter. Mrs. Harry Gerberg
 and sister. Mrs, Goldie Peck Al Gawu
 H. Gawne
 John Latrhenberg H. R. Phillips Miss Katherine Tornado Mrs. N. Mathews Miss |. (. Danielson L. A. Burrows R. l., rron can ChaS. khlCh
 Mrs. N. O'Hara Mrs. T F. Crowley Mrs. 4. VI. Hartford and TWO daughters. Mrs. R. W. Nackey Mrs. Guy C. Boyd Julius Jensen Mrs. L. Dunbar Mrs. Chas D. Jones
 and daughter Jane. $. D. Austerman Passengers for Dutch Harbor- Mrs. H Bausmann Miss E Conner Mrs. NJ M Laska Jordan Columbos C. S Bausmann.
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KELLEY HOLDING OUT

WAsHINGTON. Oct. 7th, (P,- Ralph Kelley, former Denver fed eral land office chief. said he had received a request Tor an explain ation of his charges of the impro- Der handling Of ,he oil shale lands from the Department of Justice, but declined to ny whether h. wouId see the goy.rnilent inquisi- '7r-. Kcller. however, went insa conference with Chairman Eye of the Senate Puhi.. Lan,s Commit- 'se.
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cept the invitation to lead the Graf Zeppelin on its North Pole expedition next summer.
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GERMAN ZEPPELIN TO
 MAKE NORTH POLE TRIF

LEIPs1G. Germany. Oct. 6. (Pl Doctor Eckner, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, is quoted as saying that he has decided to ac-
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IS NOT A CANDIDATE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9. (P)- Wade H. Hooper. president of the Commercial National Bank here,
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survived by widow and three children.
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Mt RDERER OF THREE
 BOYS IS HANGED

SAN QUINTIN, Oct Gth. tP,- Stewart Northcott aged g. vas hanged today for the murder of three boys on his Wineville ranch.
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J, J. STOKES,

Trustee for the Creditors
 of T. $. Kronquist. Publish-Sept 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, Il, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
DENIES STATEMENT
ON PLAYER FUNDS.
Fish States He Made No
Charge of Army Foot Ball
Substituting.

Denial that he ever made the state
ment that foot ball players at West
Point are subsidized was made by Rep
resentative Hamilton Fish Of the West
Point district in New York in letter
to Secretary of War Patrick j. Hurley,
made public today.
Writing that he did not wish to have
ANY personal controversy" Mr.. Fish
said in his letter to the War Secretary:
II do not believe that any West Point
players have been subsidized, and have
never even intimated that such condi-
tions existed at, West Point"
The letter was in reply to q published
statement to the effect that Secretary
Hurley had called attention to q state
ment attributed to Mr.. Fish and had
added that such statement was
untrue.
Representative Fish said in his letter
that he would subscribe 500 to any
charity the Secretary might designate
if the cabinet officer would furnish any
evidence to the acting chairman of the
military affairs committee of the House
of Representatives, or to single men,
Der of the committee, whether Repub-
lican or Democrat" which would prove
that he made the statement.
IT did state" Mr.. Fish wrote, that
four out of the last six foot ball cap
tains at West Point resigned shortly
after graduation. I now find, after
further investigation, that I under
stated the case, and that six foot ball
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LOCAL YOUNG MEN
DUE AT FORT MEADE
"a R. o. T. C. Students From Mary
land University to Report
for Training.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-The "a r.
o. r. C. students at the University of
Maryland who will report at Fort
George G.. Meade, Md, on Sunday to
begin six weeks of practical field train
ing under Regular Army instructors are
United States Army. Thirteen are from
the District of Columbia, 10 from
Maryland and l from Virginia.
District of Columbia residents are
John L. Bischoff, 1926 Crittenden
street northwest; Walter Bonnet. %
Adams street northwest; Lawrence r.
Chiswell, Cathedral Mansions; Frank
B. Cox, 6615 First street northwest;
Conrad E. Grohs, 80 Fifteenth street
northeast: Frederick H. Marshall, 1921
Seventh street northwest; David S. Mil
Ter, 20 U street northwest; John H.
Milton, 1925 Girard street. northeast;
Harold S. Rhind, 257 Tennessee ave-
nue. northeast; William Edward Roberts,
1884 r street southeast; David A.
Rosenf1eld, AIS Dean avenue northeast;
Henry ]. Whiting, SIS Adams street
northwest, and Willis T. Frazier, 1929
First street northwest.
Maryland residents are Joseph D.
Caldara, Mount Savage; Perry w. Car
man, Baltimore; George Chertkof, Bal
timore; George R. Hargis, Frederick;
Gambler H Hoffman, Hyattsville; Robert
c. Horne, Somerset; j. Robert Troth,
Chevy Chase; Arley r. Unger, Hancock;
Col. c. Willis, New Market, and Theo-
dore A. Mowatt, College Park, and
Richard B. Gossom, Haymarket, Va.
Two other Westinghouse, John T
Ketster, 4210 Eighth street northwest,
and Charles r. Stark, 5000 Forty
fourth Mace are among the l6 CSettVS-
burg r. O. T. c. students who will re-
ceive practical Infantry training at
Fort George G. Meade, Nd, June 10
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nth ENCAMPMENT
OF VT. ". STARTS
Parade Followed by Session
in Stuart School Last
Night.

The District of Columbia Department
OF Veterans of Foreign Wars opened its
eleventh annual encampment with q
lively parade, headed by band of more
than 100 pieces, followed by q meeting
in the Stuart Junior High School last
night Encampment session will be held
in the school again tonight and tomor-
row night.
The parade formed at Thirteenth
street and Florida avenue northeast.
from whence it proceeded TO Fourteenth
street northeast, to H street. 1t then
proceeded west to Fourth street north
east and down to the school at Fourth
and E streets northeast.
After the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Overseas Drum and Bugle Corps and
Band, which headed the procession,
came one platoon from each the Army,
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard.
These were followed by the several hum
ored delegates of the Veterans of For
eign Wars.
The session in the school was featured
by addresses and reports of committees
An address of welcome was delivered by
Gen. Herbert B. Crosby, District Com
missioner.
Paul Wolman, national senior vice
commander, one of the principal speak
ers, made a plea for preparedness and
urged a campaign to combat COM
munism. Addresses were delivered by
the following speakers who represented
their respective branches Of the military
service: Capt. Louis Cox, u S. Navy;
Lieut.. w. w. Skidmore, Marine Corps;
Lieut.. R. J. Mauerman, Coast Guard,
and Lieut.. Col. Ralph Porter, Army.
An address also was delivered by Gen.
John Young, commander of the Depart
ment of the Potomac, Grand Army of
the Republic The speakers were intro
duced by Capt. Harvey L. Miller, de-
partment commander.
The committee on resolutions last
night reported favorably on proposed
legislation for increasing the pay Of
dremen and policemen in the District.
This and other resolutions are to come
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captains from West Point have re-
signed in the last nine years without
serving the four years minimum, and
in most cases with practically no serv-
ice at all to the Government of the
United States which provided for their
education, training, maintenance and
pay while they were cadets at West
Point"
Mr.. Fish added that he was asking
the adjutant's generals Office to advise
him of the number of cadets who re-
ceived "A's" for foot ball on the last
five teams and what percentage of
them were former college players.
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MRS. SCRIPTS is GRANTED
REHEARING DENIAL STAY
q. 8. Circuit Court Withho1ds
Mandate Pending Appeal to
Supreme Tribunal.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 13.-Pend-
ing an appeal to the United States ST.
preme Court, the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals has granted Mrs. Jo-
sephine S. Scripps, Miranlir, Calf,
widow of James G.. Scripps, publisher,
q stay of IT'S mandate denying her a
rehearing on her suit to obtain an ac-
counting of $1,000, 900 from the estate
Of her father-in-law, E. w. Scripps.
The appellate court recently affirmed
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the District Court decree which dis
missed her claim for an accounting.
Mrs. Scripps alleged contract between
her husband and his father entitled
her to a division of the increment prop
critics to the Scripps newspaper prop
critics, under the management Of James
G. Scripps.
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up for consideration by the delegates
at the meeting In the school tonight.
The session is scheduled to start at
7:45 o'clock. Election of officers also is
to be held tonight A lively campaign
Is anticipated. as there are three can
didates for the Office of department
commander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-13
Franking Granted Mrs. Taft.

The Senate has passed the House bill
granting a franking privilege to Helen
H. Taft, widow of the late Chief JUS
tice of the United States. The privilege
is extended her, however, as widow
of a President.
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In order to protect its ad-
vertisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona 1de answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

DON'T BE A JOB HUNTER, learn beauty
start you. e21 p. Met 9795.
HONOUR SCHOOL CEsT. 1870.
Friday Special, Until P NJ, the Famous
MABELLE HONOUR FACIAL, 35c.
Permanent Wave, Complete, SIS
1875 H. II. Ave. BIT 14th st, NV.
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the
Daily vii be accepted up TO noon
day Of Issue. except Saturday and
Legal Holidays, when the closing
time IL 1890 am. Death Notices
and Lost and Found for The
sunday star win be accepted NJ
30 II p.m. Saturday.
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veying parties have back packed" over thousands
of miles Of a great river basin, from head water
lakelands to shifting delta, and have drawn a
topographic picture Of the whole area, can the flood.
control engineer plan dams and levees capable OF
Mississippi drainage area is still to be mapped
Swamp-land projects require topographic maps
Down in such dismal tanHleS the tonoRranher finds
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONFECTIONERY, delicatessen,. cigars, ciEa-
good stand; cheap. 1928 18th st. NV. SIC
GAS STATION, store, light lunch, on main
highway. Sacrifice. Phone Alexanaria
44-F-22. zHe
GENERAL STORE for sale, soda fountain,
with good business, in growing suburb;
$4,000. Lyon Park. Va. Clar. 1855. 2Se
SERVICE STATION and grocery store for
sale; one of the best locations in Ment-
kdd fsss Box S9I1it sH Star once %lseS from s
NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED, but an OPP
portunity to make from $4,000 to tl9 900
per year. according to your ability. Address
Box ODD. Star ONCE.
CAFETERIA, located best uptown business
section; extensively equipped; good, estab-
lished business seats 100; long lease. Price,
s2,750. Address Box 296-H, Star once.
s250-ROOMING HOUSE, rooms; rent, $685.
h.-w.h., cleo. Light bargain.
S35O-Rocming house, IL rooms, baths;
.,Oo h,-w.h:. cleo. light on Mass. ave. ..o.
',OV hoWh. cleo. iight; good terms nSl' '0''
S4s0-Rooming house, IL rooms; h.-wh.,
cleo. light; well furnished; rent, $40:
$400-Rooming house, 8 rooms; rent, $45;
h.-w.h., cleo. light; good location.
s550-Rooming house, ~ rooms; h.-w.h., cleo.
light rent only $66; well furnished;
good incomes; central.
CIGAR STORE. downtown; busy location;
suitable for lady; good equipment; price,
iS-room roomins house, downtown lOca-
P. F. CARLEY, 8O2 10th ST. +
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the lowest land in America That spot is Death VAL
ley, in Southern California They have also mapped
the largest area below level-the Salon Basin of
California Its deepest part is covered by the Salton
Sea- large, land-ocked body Of shallow salty water
with shore line $50 feet below the level Of the
ocean. Tomorrow-What the Map Looks Like.
can rights protected Trade mark REGISTERED Q. D.
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There are few Federal activities with broader APP
pcation and more diversified use than topographic
mapping. Topographic maps are made by the
Geological Survey and the irrigation engineer or
the hydro-electrie power engineer sitting In city
ONCE with them spread before him, can pick out
his reservoir sites the contour lines showing him
the location and the capacity OF his reservoirs and
his tentative dam sites Not until dozens Of sur
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sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

TssIqET PIANO. zs's5; 'sS cash: oRii ga
VACUUM CLEANERS, Hoover, Eureka. ROY
Year. ; rent cleaners. d 80 day; bsss. ,PaIts,
repairing all kinds; delivery. Vacuum Clean
er Shop. 1904 Girard. Adams $500:
UNbERWOOD-Port stendard, $40; Co
rona standard. $50; Remington standard;
sac; UndsEwood; :a2soi Noisele..ss:s ~ 81 e.
Smith, S23. so; Reminston, $22.5 sos Royal, So;
see us and save money. All guarsnteeo one
Exchange, us II ct. NV. go
/, & OR CEMETERY LOTS in one Of city,s
most beautiful cemeteries. Each lot worth
over 800. Will sell for SEQ each. Address
Ror 2sO-H. star once.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

AECOMMENDED 0EnNAOE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch ais.
ADDITIONS, roofng, plumbing, painting,
papsrins heating. sarages; no cash, t tttn
s ssss. Contractors l7al 2l'' st. NV s ss
ANT. BEDBUd. MOTH, ROACH extermina-
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PIANO TUNING, $3.50 repair estimates
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Lin. 1857; night call. Col $40 Pot. 9e9
PIAsTERTNo. -patch work done reasonabiy;
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ROOF REPAIRING, painting, gutter, spout
Ing. furnace cleaning; reasonable, Ajax
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relief from the glaring of barren mountains
where rattlesnakes and copperheads make things
still hotter; down here he has cool shiny black muck
in which to slip and slide, and water reptiles for
excitement. This relief or contour, mapping Is the
most expensive kind Of Government map making
owing to the fact that every feature must be de-
tailed, from mountain tip to sea level-and below
Geological Survey mans have been issued GOVERNING
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
CANvAssERs (2o), house-to-house work;
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Apply mornings. S3Il Georgia ave. NV.
COOK, white, short orders and counter
woman, white; no Sunday work. ala l2th
81. -. ~. 20
MAN AND WIFE, white, for General service
in suburban home. miles from District
line; man should have knowledge Of garden
desired Adde'S BOX Attn, star oftcs.
OPERATOR, expert. one who IS experienced
in all branches of work, for exclusive
beauty salon; one with European experience
preferred. Address Box fi6-D. Star once.
WANTED--SALESMEN.
rs YOUR HUSBAND travelling SaiesmanP
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No travelling required. Address Box l20-D,
Star once.
SALESMEN-An established ORGANIZATION is
opening =, new sales once. Liberal com
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formation see Mr.. Calfee at 340T 14th n ".
SALESMEN-Our daily broadcast over sta
ton WJSV is creating multitude of leads.
Active men are reaping the harvest. Come
in If you are good. 1917 F st. NV, Room
WE WANT THREE statesmen
There is room in our organiZation Tor
three men; Our sales quota makes 1t pos
comparable to executive salaries, selling
Chevrolets We furnish standard selling
equipment and cooperate fully.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET, INC,
BOTH NJ st. NV.
Georgetown.
Ask for Mr.. Cuppet.
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GRAHAM-PAIGE SEDAN, 7-pass., 1927 model;
absolutely perfect order; fine family ear;
1925; terms. 80 New York ave. ne. Open
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6l2; mechanically and appearance excellent;
5000; terms. See Mr.. Barnes,
i729 lAth st. NV Decatur 1890
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GRAHAM-PAIGE SEDAN. latest model: good
looking, nicely equipped; 6 red wire wheels
and trunk rack. Best buy In town, sSf5.
518 10th st. ne.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
IL cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

regular line rate.
1855; expert secret service NATIONAL 1910
evenings, Adams 1881. MORGAN TRAD.
DAWES HOME, 1852 CALVERT ST. NV
For convalescents, aged and invalids; lovely
rooms. excellent care; diets; tray service
Prol. refs Adams O6g6.
Gf nanson Co. ISIS at nv Nat. ss4s
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT. REAL
a 1a1nSsSd E1pert lady ana Sentiemsn at
s Sss fx e sto9s for g0Ir sveFy ~an
ocLE HALL. PRIVATE SCHOOL, .CROOME:
-children to 10 years. s, special care 81
scho5i. Phone Marlboro 2T-F-l2
r. & s POT e. cs appointment onl 10
BACHELORs AND EMrLoYED COUPLES
can have their apartments cared for daily
f fsss.oS.5 As' and ': :s:S can Sc
Y6UNdB SCHOOL. KTN6EKdHR'fEN-
primary grade; transportation; hot lunches.
After school and Saturday recreation, group
az >, returned home 6. No. $3.50
WT-o-NET BATHS, BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer; ,massages , for chronic pains; alcohol
ToNfNG-U up TREATMENTS FOR BUSINESS
men. Swedish massage, alec rub, salt glow;
male operator. 9ls 18th, Apt. 4. Met. 1881.
WILL STORE IN LARGE HOME DINING
room suite; best Of care; no children. Cleye
land 5470.
WOMAN. LIVING IN or NEAR CHEVY
Chase Chase wanted to stay with Isl, Saiidren AFTER
TUTORING AND ADULT EDuCATION-uN-
usual opportunity: experienced. former New
York instructor rates moderate. Mr.. Loo
PRIVATE DAY NURSERY NEAR I4th AND
Petworth Educated mother aives best food
weekly Col 255s-J '''''',O' "a
NURSING HOME
Individual care given invalidS and GONZALES
'''''e' 1888 Kalorama Rd.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR RENT-RoominE house, newly condl-
od st. 500 S e near A RSPon nth circle s. n.i II
8: sEtsad.d saq sdiotnln. EcsE ersss Park :
E5ySS SesPso .S iSss R'o. ms. sias. Bis,
1 Pr s:Sss ~ S5SRz for sale cash,
E9UgsE sssssH. Ist9 9o,sss,,s sS
athISEs. scS s q: nv. .00'000' D-a1. %. .'
PKETNER, small capital rYeuired, expert
enced in entertainment and dancing business
preferred. Apply in person, to Z, Mr.. Fox,
A NATIONAL, ORGANIZATION, marketing .
product for which there Is universal dem9nd;
la connection with its Washington distribu-
ton. Interested parties must be able to
s.stss sonndsntisIiS.' Address Box ss..HR Il
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES; central location;
fully equipped and Htockedi good. established
business, low rent Price, $500. Address
Box 398-H, star once.
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FRANKLIN VICTORIA. late model: cost
s2,s75 delivered; our price, $3.50 down and
IL months to pay. See Mr.. Montgomery,
2Ol2 l4th St NV.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

aEPARE NoW-FTLE CLERK, sTATIsTI-
{ Il. police exam, also stem, and typ. and
6'aErATOR The Civil Service Preparatory
S..--1. &C, cor. 18th & r NV. Met. 1887.