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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-09-17
5. GENE NORMAN, MRS. M. MCDONALD
 ARE WEDDED HERE

E. Gene Norman and Mrs. Mar garet Mcdonald were married yes- serday- afternoon by United States Commissioner Sey in his chambers in the Federal and Territorial Building. Last night a wedding inner was served at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Grant Baldwin, 70 which only few of the most in timate friends of the newly-weds were guests.
 MT. Norman is mining man from Chichagof and the bride is we'll known in this city.
 The newlyweds will leave today for their future home at Chichagof.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-22

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had organized TO rid this city Of vice,
crime and lawleSsness.
In the meantime, members Of the
Greater Miami Ministerial Association
adopted . resolution deploring condi-
tons in the Miami area.
The resolution charged evidences on
every side of gambling. bootlegging and
prostitution" and asserted "the condi-
ton must meaSurably be known to those
In authority"
The Committee Of 100 Women is not
associated with the Committee OF 100,
an organization of wealthy residents of
Miami Beach. The Committee of 100
recently demanded that the gambling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

lid" be clamped down permanently %
Miami Beach.
While the ministers and the Commit
tee Of 100 Women considered plans for
drives on lawlessness. deputy sheriffs
raided o house near the business center,
marched 100 patrons through the doors
and arrested 4 men on charges of
gambling and unlawful possession Of
gaming devices.
The men gave their names as A. Z.
Andrews, James Stout. j. Zev and
James Terry, all Of Miami
The place raided today was recently
visited by masked bandits, who lined rs
patrons against the wall and picked up
approximately 90 900 from the tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

about o'clock, and died before o ply
sician could reach him.
Mrs. Shannon said her husband got
up, left the room and went into the
bathroom without a word. A moment
later she heard the shot, she told
police.
Sergt. r. A. johnson and Pvt. r.
e. Fillmore of the third precinct were
called, broke open the door and found
Shannon, shot in the head, on the
moor. clutching revolver in his right
hand. Coroner j. Ramsay hewitt issued
certificate of suicide
Shannon had been under treatment
Tor an injury to the spine. Mrs. Shan
non said, and was respondent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

cation Association, believes that teach
ers have an inferiority complex toward
business men.
Here for the annual meeting of the
department of superintendent of the
association, Mr.. Sutton said, at Unfair
ian Church services Sunday, that "a
high school principal feels himself be-
meath q band president; teacher con-
siders himself less than the manager Of
a commercial institution, less than even
the fioorwalker."
THE teacher glorifieS business and
the business world" Mr.. Sutton, who Is
Ga. said.
las important as business may be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

however, there could be little business,
If any, were 1t not for education. The
cave man feels no need of an electrical
refrigerator.
But lift him up, inspire in him the
first spark Of curiosity. send him to
school. When he emergeS he will want
an ever-increaSing number of things
AS he seeks to improve himself
the martS Of the business world will ex.
pand."
Mr.. Sutton said that most costly of
all things in the world is ignorance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
HUSBAND LEAVES BED,
SHOOTS SELF IN HEAD
John Shannon, Dependent Over
Health, Locks Bath Room Door
and Takes Own Life Here.

Locking himself in the bathroom Of
his apartment at 1889 I street, John
Shannon, Is years old, shot himself
through the head Sunday morning at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

In a recent month gold taken from
mines in Canada weighed 10000
ounces, a new record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
W0MEN'S ORGANIZATION
FORMED TO FIGHT CRIME
Miami Ministerial Association De.
plores Existing Conditions
Around Florida City.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, February 24.-Walt
Holcomb, Miami minister. yesterday an
nounced a Committee of 100 Women,
bearing the standards of Carrie Nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
3 BIG DAYS
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY

at 1Oc-and secure the second one for 1c ad-
ditional.
We reserve the right to limit quantities
and refuse to sell dealers.
Our buyers have carefully planned this
sale and have endeavored to get sufficient
quantities of merchandise, but naturally
there will be shortage on some items, so we
suggest that you shop early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
BUSINESS men HELD
TO AWE TEACHERS
Head Of Education Association
Says School Training Is Great
! Aid to Commerce.

ny the Associated Press.
DETROIT. February 24.-Wilis A.
Sutton, president of the National Edu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
The Plan of Our One.Cent Sale

Buy one article featured in this an
nouncement at It's regular price-(not our
cut price) and we will sell you another for
one cent.
EXAMPLE: The regular price OF Old
Dutch Cleanser is 1Oc a can. Buy one can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
Ike our ollars Do ouble Duty T on

Every one will want to buy
two pounds of these tempting
caramels during this sale.
They are delicious and inviting .
dividually wrapped to preserve
purity and freshness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

Wampole's Perfected and Tasteless Prep
aration Is systemic tonic and stimulant
and win not cause unpleasant digestive
disturbances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
ALEXANDRIA F|VES
ACTIVE THIS WEEK
School BasketerS in Big
Games-Nearby Virginia
Teams to Play.

A LExANDRIA, Va, January H.
" Alexandra. High will be active
~ in basket ball next week with
three Of the most important
games Of its season scheduled, including
a pair of third athletic district Of Vir-
ginia championship series contests.
Manassas High will be played at
Manassas Tuesday and Fredericksburg
High at Fredericksburg on Friday in
the titular series, while Eastern High
of Washington will be met at Armory
Hall Saturday night.
Alpha Delta Omega will make its bid
for recognition in the Alexandra City
Basket Ball League Thursday night,
when it encounters st. Mary's Lyceum
at $50 o'clock in Ar1nory Hall.
Episcopal High cagers are to face a
pair of strong quints the coming week,
opening with Georgetown Preparatory
School on Wednesday. Gilman Coun-
try School Of Baltimore will be enter
tanned next Saturday.
Coach Harland sanborn's Emerson
Institute tossers will make their flrst
appearance of the year here Tuesday
night, facing the Alpha Delta Omega
five.
Washington and Lee High will en-
terrain two schoolboy teams in its gym
nasiurn at Ballston. Eastern High VIII
be played Wednesday night. while Ma
nassas High is booked for third ath-
letic district of Virginia championship
series tilt Friday night.
st. Mary's Lyceum five Is seeking
games with amateur unlimited combt-
nations. Manager Robert Vogt may be
telephoned at Alexandra 1893 between
6 and pm. for games. The Saints"
have booked game with the st. Mar
tins A. c. for January "a IN st.
Martins gymnasium, at Washington.
Samuel B. de Vaughan, manager OF
Cardinal A. C. base ball team, already
is planning for the next diamond sea-
son and is signing players. Jimmy
Ouayle, Earl Dodd, Teddy Sutherland,
Earl watkins, Buck Slower, Buddy
Zimmerman, Goodies" Owens, Judd,
Ruocco, Beckman, Slick and Mcdowell
are expected to communicate with nm.
Friends A. c. has organized Junior
basket ball team with the signing OF
Lambert Barnett, z. Barnett, Hamilton,
LYONS, Delaney, Deans, F2trfax, Man
kin, Suthard and Longerbeam. Man
aeer Moss is booking games by tele-
phone at Alexandria 34o-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
Basket Results

Loyola Of Baltimore, %; Maryland.
80.
washington and Lee, 2s; George
town, 81.
Maryland Freshmen. As; Georgetown
Freshmen; -.
western High, %; st. Johns Can
napols) Freshmen, %.
Duke, Al; Navy, 81.
Army, 81; Lehigh, 20.
v. M /, AZ; Lynchburg College, 80.
Ohio State. q; Michigan, Is.
Indiana, IS; Illinois, "a.
Chicago, 80; Minnesota, 81.
Wisconsin, "a; Iowa, IL.
Columbia, IS; Cornell, 80.
Denison, IS: Ohio University, 81.
Erskine, AZ; Presbyterian, 20.
Union, 40; Otterbetn, H.
Xavier, 80; Centre, 10.
Notre Dame, 81; Pennsylvania, 20.
Michigan State, so: Colgate, 80.
Nebraska, SO, Oklahoma, 80.
Kansas, 81; Kansas Aggies, 90.
Texas Aggies, 81; Arkansas, 81.
Loyola OF Chicago, 50; Western Re-
serve, %.
Marshall, 81; Salem, 20.
Westminster lPa), 80; Allegheny, %
Missouri, 20; Iowa State, ls.
Chenille (W. Va) Teachers, AZ;
E oaddus, 20.
Wesleyan, 20; Cincinnati o., II.
Southern Methodist, 81; Texas O., 80
Harvard, 80; Penn State, 20.
Cromwell College, 20: Carleton, IS.
Creighton, 30; Grinne1l, Is.
st. Thomas, 40; Hanline, %.
Illinois Reserve, 80; Lake Forest, ~.
Knox, 20; Beloit, 20.
Columbia College, 80; Parsons, ~.
Chicago, 80; Toledo, 90 (pro).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
KELLY OF G. U. SPEEDY
Steps 70 Yards in z 2-5 Seconds
in Meet at Hilltop.


Arthur Kelly. stepping so yards in
5z5 seconds 70 win, and the 70-yard
dash in 73s seconds to tie with Nelson
who was given a two-yard handicap
was the outstanding performer in the
Georgetown intromural track meet held
yesterday on the Hilltop.
The meet was contested between the
varsity and freshmen squads.
Results follow:
50-YARD DASH.
"a yards: third. Burns a yards). Time
70-YARD DASH.
Tie for hrst place, Nelson q yards) and
Kelly Kelly 6Seesmatch): third. Clarke u yards
440-YARD DASH. FIRST HEAT.
First, st. Lawrence 90 YARDS: second
sscratch); third, Carlin q yards). Time
4aO-YARD DASH. SECOND HEAT.
First. Connolly (3 YARDS; second, Mara
tscratch). Time, o52 fiat.
ssO-YARD Run.
lscratch}: third, Fitzsersid 90 ysrGsj, time
2:o4B.
I.O0O-YARD Run.
FIRST. St. Lawrence 90 yardsli second:
yardsS. Time. 1854. ~ ~
SHOT PUT.
First, Slezak. Distance, IS fest inches
2s-POUND WEIGHT.
First, SleZak. Distance, "a feet inches.
HIGH JUMP,
First, Bonniwel. Height. S feet az inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
MILDLY GRAPPLERS WIN
Given Real Battle by North Caro-
lima in Opening Match.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January IT,
Nays wrestlers were given a fine bat
tie by the grapplers Of the University Of
North Carolina In the initial local
match this afternoon, but won by 1914
to 1871.
-Four bouts were taken by the Navy,
three by falls and the other by a de-
cision. North Carolina won by q fall
and two decisions, and the extra bout
was a draw.
Summaries:
119-PoUND cLASS--Styles lNaYy) de-
teated Usher North Carolina) by decision.
Time advantage, 2:15.
126 POUNDS-Theobald Navy ana Stall
in9s (North Carolina) drew after regular
period Of 10 minutes and two extra periods
1SS PoUNDs--Goodmsn Navy threw AL
bright bright North carolina) with a dOubls-bar
I45 PoUNDs-conklin North carolina)
defeated Sharp Navy by decision. Time
IS5 PouNDs-silvsrstein SNavyl threw
l65 PoUNDS-coleman navy threw Idol
North Carolina) with bar and body hold
rs POUNDs-cowper North carohaa)
defeated Kirkpatrick (Navy) by decision.
Time me, a IsyITE 80, s;AS -
Carolina) threw Kane (Navy5 with . bar
and body hold. Time. 9:l2.
Referee-Mr. Hollobaugh pennsylvania
Sbate).
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HYATTSVILLE SCHOOL
OUINT IN TWO GAMES
Boy Basketers Play Towson and
Woodward This Week-GirlS
Visit Annapolis.

EVANSVILLE Md, January IL
Hyattsville High School basket ball
teams will play three games during the
coming week. Two opponents will be
faced by the boys quint.
Woodward School of Washington will
be entertained on the National Guard
Arnory floor here Tuesday afternoon,
and Thursday the Blue and Gold boys
will journey to Towson, Nd, to engage
the high school quint.
The girls sextet will travel TO An
napolis Friday afternoon to renew an
old rivalry with the high school lassies
TT ere
Hyattsville boys so far this season
have won three games and lost four.
All Of their victories have been achieved
at the expense of Maryland scholastic
combinations.
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SKINKERS FACE FAST
YANKEE QUINT TO-DAY
Connecticut Team Regarded Best
on Eagle Basketers' Slate
to Date.

skinker Eagles, washington's ls29-30
independent basket ball champions, viii
oppose their third out-of-town foe OF
the season this afternoon when they
entertain the crack Connecticut
Yankees at $50 o'clock in the Silver
Spring Armory.
The Eagles, undefeated this season
in four games, regard the Yankees as
one of the toughest teams on their
schedule Composed Of several former
collegians, the Connecticut team has
compiled an enviable record.
Jack Birmingham. captain, played at
ViIlanova for four years, leading the
Pennsylvania collegians in his last year.
Eddie Conroy, who scored 81 points
against Olson's Terrible Swedes last
year in two games; ''Yosh" BycZaka.
Roy Smith and Long Shot" DtckerS
are others in the Yankee lineup.
The Eagles will have the regular
lineup Of Joe Sweeney, Ralph Bonnie,
Dick Allen, Jack Faber and Bert
Thompson starting the game, with Dick
Streeks and Jake Goldblatt In reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18
SIX TILTS ON LAUREL
COURT DURING WEEK
Basket Schedule includes Four
Tri-City League Games and
Two Exhibitions.

LAUREL, Md, January 17.-Basket
ball again viii keep athletes busy on
the National Guard Armory court here
next week Six contests are scheduled,
including four games in the Tri-City
League and two exhibition tits In which
Headquarters Company, Laurel National
Guard, viii participate.
A double-header viii open the weeks
play tomorrow afternoon. In the hrst
game, starting at 2:3o o'clock, Head
quarters Company will meet Eastern
Whtrlwinds Of Washington In an tnde-
pendent fray. A league contest between
De Molay Of Washington and Ellicott
City Hoplites viii follow.
Tuesday night Brentwood Hawks viii
face the Hoplites and Headquarters
Company viii meet Western Electric Of
Washington.
Friday night Headquarters Company
will meet quint to be announced, in
an exhibition, while De Molay will
tackle Western Electric In . league
game.