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NORTHWEST.
lGth and sts-Day's Pharmacy.
1l35 18th st.-Marty's Cigar and MAGAZINE
18th and Que sts-Kenners Pharmacy.
18th and U sts.-Ga Q. Brock.
59o11 i4th st,-sronsush's Phsrmaey
18th and Park road-Armstrong's Pharmacy.
l4th and Buchanan sts.-HohberEer's Phar-
18th st. and Colorado ave.-o'Donnells
s2os Mount Pleasant st-Mount Pleasant
I79s Columbia rd;-T Gs,o PLY s shoPP;
W var O PARK Pharmacy.
as N. Y; ave, n1w-sanitary Pharmacy.
18th and sts.-Goldenoers's Uime clerks
7tS e and o sts.-Lincoln DRUG store.
nth st. and r. l. ave-: French Simpson.
nth and NJ sts.--L. H. Forster's Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-PetWorth Phar-
AL Upshur st-Moncks Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st.-Lampkin's Phsr-
1901 Sherman ave-sherman Ave. Pharmacy.
1906 Mass: ave.-Dupont Pharmacy: s.o
p 1s.h s snd ana ana ist stHN Reiskin s 'O
North Capitol st. and r. i. aVe'-Parker
17+a Pa. ave-. Louis Krick.
2ist and g sts:-oWglsy's Pharmacy yx
Wisconsin VSh ave. and Macomb st.-Harry Q.
42si wisconsin ave.-Morsan BIOS Phar-
Takoma Park, $50 Cedar st.-Mattinsly
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
3oth and p sts-Morsan Bros Pharmacy.
30th and M StS.-Braces PHARMACY
SAIL M st-Moskey's Pharmaey.
2072 wisconsin ave.-Haneys 1Lr
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donahus's Phar-
ssth than and o sts-sugar's Drug sters;
5i04 Conduit rd.-Modern Drug store.
NORTHEAST.
goa Mass. ave.-capitol Towers PharmAcy.
4t6 and H sts.-Home Drug s. store
18th and Nd ave.Lpc 6stt Ph sradIeS
N Sth St c spd Ma and YEyeSeneys
Goth !" and r. /. ave.-collins' Pharmacy
,,SS oI I2tS Tsdt.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
4th 1 and r. I. ave.-JOhn G. Bisss' Phar-
Chesapeake Junction. d. c.-weisht's Phar-
macy SOUTHWEST.
NTH st. and Va ave.-HerbertS Pnarmacy'
ais AZ st.-Harris' DRUG store.
AZ and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy
SOUTHEAST.
Ard and Pa. ave.-O'DonnelIs Drug store:
Sth and Eye sts.-F. P; WelIers Pn mar macy
Iith and Pa aSe.- EEeessiesoy.tiaEH ai Drus
1SUl o'S'
1s Ss0r and East Capitol SITS. Lincoln Park
Pharmacy. s,,. T,-,. stor.
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HEBERT SAYS EUROPE
JOBLESSNESS ACUTE
Problem Worse Than U. S. Senate
Jobless Committee Chairman ,.
Declares. 10y
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. e-
NEW YORK, August l.-Senator
Felix Hebert Of Rhode Island, chair
man OF the Senate Committee on IN
employment, returned yesterday from
an extensive survey Of Europe with
word that the scarcity Of jobs in Eng,
land, Germany and the Central Euro
pean nations is much more acute than
in this country. s7fT'
Senator Hebert said that after q
brief rest at his home in Providence,
r. l., he will go to Washington, where
1t is expected he win confer with Presi-
dent Hoover. WI
The Senator made special study of
unemployment insurance in the Euro
pean countries. He said the SenateS
Unemployment Committee should ae-
tually visit the industrial centers Of the
country to study conditions instead of
merely summoning representatives Of
various groups to Washington.
Other members of the Senate COM
mittee. which will hold a series q spe-
cial meetings shortly. are Senate Rob-
ert r. Wagner Of New York and Sena-
tor OTIS Glenn Of Illinois.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
AM A. WESCHLER q SON, Auctioneers

UNITED STATES MLA!sRE4s .Aa4AAL SALE OF
BY virtue OF a writ of feri facias issued
out OF the clerks once of the Supreme
me directed, / will sell at public auction,
for cash. in front OF the west entrance to
the Court House, on D ST. between 4th and
O'CLOCK PM. ON THURSDAY. AUGUST
TWENTIETH. 1891, the right. title and in
terest OF the following described land: Lot
~. square 1887; lots 40 and Al, square 55sl;
lots -. IS; g and Al. square $3.50; lots IS:
$3.50; lot SIS, square 5579. all OF which are
unimproved, to be sold in detail. seized and
levied upon as the property Of the defend
ants. r. r. Torrillo and Raymond Davis,
and sold to satisfy judgment-at-laE, No.
of America EDGAR c. SNYDER. United
states Marshal in and for the District of
Columbia jy31-d&dbs
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Your Opportunity Unusual.
Near Madeira Female Seminary and
Proposed Geo. Wash. Memorial Park
8-RM HOUSE-l0 ACRES-ONLY $4,000,
INCLUDING UPRIGHT PIANO AND HALF A
.HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE.
Within easy committing distance of city,
near trolley unusually fine, almost modern,
s-rm. house bath. 3Ox3o,fs basement H o3. 80
ed State and Federal Developments and ac-
centuatinE values; ! mi. Madeira School;
Only $4,000, easy termS-incllding Knaoe
quick buyer. Phone or call at once after l
pm. Sunday. or send for complete descrip-
tive information.
ROBERT s. HANSEL, INC,
Northern Virginia Farm Specialists "a.
Clarendon TT. Big. Phone Clarendon, Va 4OO
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stock. eauipment. evsrything; priSe, $500;
EhSss yr Ms4r :Seq w. P psRs eEurs
Lee Highway.
az ACRES. 5-RooM HOUSE. LARGE BARN:
NoEesyiIIe: Va; $500; siO0 cash. SIS month,
"n 100 'n Acres Broom dwelling. well, pump.
5000: 500 cash. SIS monthly. BOX is'
HOME. INDEPENDENCE. PLENTY: WISE
dri HS distance sta from WsshinSton $500
terms IT THOMAS 4 Davis Charlotte Hail.
barn 4Sx7o. metal sllo. dairy house. hne blue
grass farm in Loudoun Co. miles Of thirty:
to tos w S ,r price $500 sood terms;
80 acres in LsudOHIn Go Pom sEoSm soSse
Hish~SEY' p prI Sf;rsN ;sSSt H.rnaon. Va.
Riverside So Acres, Poultry.
cad.s sSGS sS : sSst f%rnSai *
sE:s sas: Ss SEs:;
SfsosshNcYP l4assk h fGss Tte Bids PSs
FARMS, FARMS & FARMS.
90 acres Of good land, good house can, and
| SSsoVV-s1BUOU
$4,000.
20 acres. good house, orchard and out
from. Washington. A real bargain in
country home.
$500.
and outbuildnss oo large lan orchSPd Il will Day
you to look this one over.
$4,000.
elevation surrounded by large shade trees.
Good stream of water. The best buy As
minutes from Washington. $1,000 cash.
balance to suit.
truck farms from to 1000 acres at prices
and terms to suit most any one. II you are
ginia. there never was better time than
the present.
Falls church f W W. HILBERT phon. sos
A Whole Lot for the Money.
hard daT Road IN oreh faGG
Many Man; eStra aS that make 1t q genuine value.
but come in and salk it over anyway o %G
S gs t sand. Asstncy 1919 18th ms s7 Room l.
nf eS2gETF MAR R2MEs
i,So0-one acre and attractive building,
cheaply c0nVertible into a BUNGALOW,
4-10 mile of Brookeville Highway
S2,250-ll29 acres near Layhill I'd. No
buildings. Partly cleared. Good
Summer cottage site or chicken
$4,000 acres Two-thirds cultivated
seFns BrS0i Wo %s f4 Tan Brooke siss
vile Highway on two roadways.
Gs acres s:rs near 6 6GGq fai a.sSt9
ss,soO-ss.sc acre farm with commercial size
I'd NirA Al forD NTH
sTs more attractive Than 1 most
s sss'';.n! Prise SS'stf G o Os!a' mlIs
,,-o road. Seen only BY appointment.
peal. Three houses uHi Must tp be SOD SS
Also another 24o on same highway
under 500 an acre. Splendid stock
s37oOo-s2S acres IT miles from Washing
ton; Large brick BRIG, house US place
homes SS0k n this district. considsTab H
NAM me trees A 4 GOOD tobacco
or stock farm a. farm price. Terms.
'o Want Of to lake ae yea to Sspset
@ Rsst eoG EGu Sss s ssfs to see aHv Mf
R. D. LILLE, ass Carroll St. Takoma Park
Georeia 5000. Open Sunday and Evenings.
miles from d. c.. on main highway. Mont
gomery, County. Nd. about II miles from
Rea House F STod asn hsss Sa. pn
Leehorn LAYERS: 100 chicks. so ducks. sew:
erel turkeys 90 guinea chickens, 3 hogs. !
property Just destroyed BY fire. One next
door can = be eoS secured very reasonably. Price
NJ. sss, pIx,E REALTY sEAd. 6 CO, ,,,,
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sALE-suBURsAN.
sALE-sUBURBAN.
BEAUTIFUL TAKoMA PARK.

6SrR IN T e r., Sn
mi fd S + s h%n @ hos 3I Situated m IS
i nSs ope 0 Sasn s SsfS ss s SS Spsfn
@
pYa @ % 9 G S arrange M q T
% @ @ moHs h r prY Sink @
%washnon
A
adacen enterps suburb
MAUDE H. LAWRY, @.>-
2l3 Cedar Ave. Shepherd 2546
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-To BUY. IN NEARBY VA. s-RM
mouse a bed rms gas, sewer. city water:
not over $4,000; $500 cash, $50 mo- Also
6-rm. brick house. all modern, preferabiy
with sun parlor. in Lyon Village or Lyon
Park. Phone Clarendon 272
GOOD, MODERN HOUSE, SIX ROOMS,
9083-M. 81
TAKOMA PREFERRED-8 ROOMS SOME
ground; near cars; with view to buying; ali
improvements; not over $45 per month Ad-
dress Box 437-z, Star ONCE %
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SALE-WAREHOUSES.

FOR SALE-Valuable warehouse
property with Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad service at the door,> on X
street, Georgetown, with wide paved
street.
Fifty-foot front, one hundred and
twenty feet deep to alley.
Floor space, 5000 So. #. on ground
floor.
Price, $4,000.
See your broker or address Box
1857. Star Office. 81
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WOODBRIDGE.

a2o4 Eyarts st. ne.-New 6-room house:
with sun parlor and garage. oak floors AND
hardwood trim throughout' f. rsplssiSs T 9ls
would expect in any homes OF far greater
price they are built to sell at Snsn f G1e
tnsnection sunday pm and every evening
4fxt week. Apply 2Sil R. I. ave. ne, or
OH Decatur 1l47.
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ing, II rooms. full Gaass-inclosed sun porch,
located in lighthg9fc section, "a block to
beach. Reduced to as, 000
Also strictly mo0frn and facing beach in
Ventnor; l0-room furnished cottage and ga
rage. Reduced to $4,000
f. w. MCINTYRE,
i08 So. New Haven ave.
Ventnor ". J.
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IS 500
5000

80 acres of good land. good house. barn
and outbuildings, large orchard. 1t will pay
you to look this one over.
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RENT-sToREs.

MENT-STOkES.
COTTAGE, NOT OVER rs MINUTES FROM
d. c.. on good roads; light and water not
oyer $40 month furnished Address Box
ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS IN NE
1901 X st. ne, also fronting on Florida ave:
New, desirable. large store with 5-room and
bath nat above; suitable for grocery or
most any business. Immediate possession.
,,,. II. r, AowENsTEN CO, go.
siS5. 00-2l3l PA. AVE. N.W.-Ex. LOCATION
500. 99~-523 18th n.w.--Store & apis.
$455.0000-slio ilth nw.-!Good location.
$4O.OO-46l6 18th n.w.-Large store.
- 49, THOS. d. WALSH.
80 18th st. NV. District Tb60-7S59.
l42o NORTH CAPITOL ST.-STORE,
7nS s EoItt ossns elec. $lss'90
727 9Th ST. s.w.-Store, Z rms, bath,
eo6S .:''.'.''''''' '''''.''''s.'''''' vv'yO
S SooSSo ~ NV. ..'......... 40.uu
q O. st. n.w.--store. rms, gas, water $3.50
43S 4Ia st. sw.-Store, rms, water. $3.50
6ls Ind. Ave. NV.
DOWNTOWN sToRE-RENT REDUCED TO
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
l73l ct NV
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ANAGO-ACREAGE.
ONE TO TEN ACRES; ON PIKE; IMPROVED
or unimproyed; for home or business Phone
NIT. STR1NMEL, Adams 4042-W
WANTED; SMALL ACREAGE IN VICINITY
henllWorth, Burrville or Benning, D. g.
state lowest cash price, location, etc. Ad.
oress Box 69-A, Star ONCE.
ALONG NEW MT. VERNON HIGHWAY; 4
or acres. Call Clar. $50, between S and
p.m., during the week
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40 acres, splendid 8-room home on nice
elevation surrounded by large shade trees.
Good stream of water. The best buy As
minutes from washington. $1,000 cash,
balance to suit.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
good real estate, especially
property on the new Wash
ington- Baltimore Blvd. l have
several bargains in improved
and unimproved business, resi-
dental and acreage, and a few
apt. sites. Don't wait too long.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER,
s02 BALTIC Blvd. Rivefdale, Nd.
HyattS. $50.
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NEWS OF THE CLUBS

The AlOysian Club is sponsoring
moonlight excursion down the Potomac
on the steamer City OF Washington
next wednesday evening. The boat
will leave at 8:45 pm. Tickets may be
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Stock farms. dairy farms. poultry and
and terms to suit most any one. II you are
thinking OF buying a farm or land IN Viz
Einia, there never was a better time than
the present
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SALE-ACREAGE.

EITHER OR ACRES ON BEAUTIFUL
WOODED Drive near Wheaton, Just of the 18th
81. or Brookeville highway. Prices under
t sose preyallins in this desirable neighbor-
nooo. 5000 to $500 an acre, with only one
tract 10 purchaser. Shown by appoint
menti Either Mr., JOHNSON or K, b.
SSnLLE. 200 Carroll avenue, Takoma Park
20 ACRES ON HANSEN BRANCH, JUST OFF
x: washington road. less than three miles
district, priced below neighborhood prices
Excellent site for wealthy mans home: GOOD
VIA site proposition. p. r. SKINNER, Ana
COSTA, ID. C., r. 2. 2S
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
GIT 9TH ST, Nw.--2 LARGE OFFICE
optical Co.. GIT 7th ST. NV. --
AFFLECK BUILDING. 1898 n, Y. AVE ION
E EM ao ss;s1iss R RM.. S 3SSi.:as::: SO
w. ALL BRiGHF. OUTSIDE ROOMS. =
ATTORNEY PREFERRED.
Furnished once for rent. with use Of
waiting room, stenogrspheI: legal work.
Suite e0s. Dist. Natl Bank Bldg.
5l1 1lth ST. NV.
Entire 9Th floor for lease; suitable foT
once or light manufacturing; 300
Freight and passenger elsvatorss: janTitor
Eon should appeal TO those who are
forced to move owing to the Govern
ment new building projects.
DISTRICT NATL BANK BLDG,
1906 G st. NV, in hesrt of business
section. Single rooms and suites $1,000
up. Excellent location for insurance
business or business school. See superin-
tendent on premises,
400 L ST. NV.
In the heart of the business section.
Ofhces. single and en- suite: Single
rooms, $3.50 to $50: suites. S35 to $50.
II. e.. Swiftly Co,
Successors to Business OF
N. L. SAnsbury Co., Inc.
1913 Eye ST. Nat. Sso4.
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S4,5W.

20 acres, good house. orchard and out
buildings A dandy farm and home 10 miles
from WASHINGTON. A real bargain in a
country home
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T. ". HILBERT,

A Whole Lot for the Money.
Good 70-acre farm in Md. 10 mi from
Wash, over hard road. Beautiful orchard.
Price $4,000. owner wants $1,000 down.
but come in and talk IL over anyway. Md
Va; Land Agency. 1914 18th NV, Room l..
Call sunday IL you wish Met. 1857
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AIN-'IsJJ hIN-'INJ " N W =
30 acres of good land, good house and
high elevation, good surround
ings, S2,500-S1,0oo cash. balance $25 per
month.
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SALE OR RENT-FARMS.
RENT-FARMS.

IDYLWoOD. VA.-PoULTRY FARM. 3la
acres: Groom house: . large chicken houses
and breeding house. For sale or lease. y.
F. GALE.
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FEW BRICK BUNGALOW; ROOMS.
ricity: brick garage: exclusive section: near
nus electric cars. B. & o. r; R.; $500;
erms Erwin REALTY CO., phone Hyatts-
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1904 CONN. AVE.
Large second-hoor shop. Unusually
low rental for this desirable location.
Fine opportunity for party 10 con=
duct business at low overhead. $50
month. Special Summer rates can
be arranged.
EUGENE A. SMITH, INC.
o23 18th st. NV Nat. 1852.
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The Zonta Club met Wednesday eve
ming on the roof of the Dodge Hotel,
where supper was served preceding the
business session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-21
MOTORISTS SHOULD
 BE ON THE ALERT
Officials May Find Liquor While Looking for the
 Corn BOrer
CONCEAL THE BOTTLE

Just one more little worry for autoists. The United States district attorney of Connecticut has ruled that a government inspector on searching ones car for the pesty little corn borer and the Japanese beetle on any highway in this state is authorized to seize liquor--if he finds any. However, notwith. standing this ruling government inspectors claim that they are de- voting their talents to inspecting vegetables and flowers and not to bootleggers or for the ordinary little bottle on the hip.
 Waterburians have been mak- ing frequent complaints about be- ing put to inconvenience by zeal ous government agents, but to- date there has been no tall shout ing about one taking their liquor.
 Ten quarantine lines are being maintained in this state, in the vicinity of Hartford and South Norwalk. Motorists leaving a quarantined area are stopped and their cars are searched. The U. s. supreme court holds that the manner of securing evidence of q liquor law violation is immaterial.
 T. M. Cannon. chief of the Hartford district agents, has stated that his men have been instructed to be on the lookout for corn borers, not corn or rye liquor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-21
Dr Wilmington
 Now a Free Men
Was Affected By Hot Weather or Other
 Causes

Dr Frazier Wilmington, local colored physician, who furnished an unexpected thrill to the police and employees of the Waterbury hospital q few days ago was dis charged to-day from the custody of the police. He was apparently recovered from his mental disor- der, but was warned that his next outbreak might result seriously for him. He had been detained sew eraI days on a technical charge of breach of the peace.
 Last week the police received a telephone message from the doc tor advising them that the kitchen of his home on Oak street was over run with snakes. Wild ones' not tame ones was his description. A few minutes later the Water bury hospital received an emer- gency call for its ambulance. The telephone message stated that a woman had been nearly asphyxi- ated by gas. The interne who ac- companied the ambulance, found no victim, hut did discover con- siderable blood on the kitchen floor of the doctors home. The doctor was dressed in his sur8lcal coat, which was also splattered with crimson stains. Where the blood came from is still a mystery. Mrs Wilmington was found living with friends after the police had made a search for her body.
 Dr Wilmington was examined by doctors and found to be normal mentally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-21
DISCARDED WIFE SUES HUSBAND FOR S10 ,000
Mrs. Henderson Did Not Forgive Before
 She Passed Away

Washington, July 21.-UP)- Mrs John B. Henderson, who was fighter in life. went to her grave unforgiving.
 Her will was probated here to- day.
 Tt is my expressed wish," the aging woman had dictated on April 8, "that Beatrice Henderson Wholean shall have nothing from my estate"
 Mrs Wholean sought last spring to have Mrs Henderson declared incompetent. It was just after her grandmother had offered a $300,000 property to the govern ment as a home for vice presi- dents. Mrs Henderson accepted the challenge and in so doing pro- claimed to the world that Mrs Wholean was not her granddaugh- ter but was an adopted child of her late son.
 The will did not state how much Mrs Henderson left. It popularly is supposed to be many millions of dollars. The money, the bonds, the Washington real estate goes to Henry and Frances Arnold, nephew and niece. of New York.
 To Jesse Shima, Japaness secre- tary, Mrs Henderson left $100,000 in cash and $100,000 trust fund. The John Brooks Henderson Art
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-21
Mysterious Burglar
 Raids Residence
Fred Beardsley's Home Ransacked - Overlooks
 Jewelry, Apparently Bent on Finding Money

essayed the burglary was what i'm pressed the police. The chap climbed a peach tree, did an aerial act and landed on rear porch on the second floor of the resid- ence. He smashed the glass in q window and gained entrance. He subjected various rooms on the second floor. to examination, but from all indications, took nothing. There were several pieces Of Jewelry and some beads that would have netted him a few dollars, but he refused to take them. He also gave the kitchen the once over. but became disgusted when he discovered that the frigidaire was bare of eatables. The family is absent from the city at present. A woman who has been caring for the place during the daytime dis covered the "break."
 The job bore the trademarks of the party responsible for 6 series of puzzling breaks. The chap re- sponsible will stop long enough to take a bath, have a shave and to exchange his wearing apparel if he finds any to nt him, but for some reason or another he has overlooked two or three thousands of dollars in the homes hs has en- tered. The police are inclined to the opinion that they are up d. gainst q very shrewd proposition. but one with a peculiar mental twist.
 Detective Cornelius shannahan investigated today's latest report of this particular character.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-21
POLICE WILL BE PRESENT AT THE
 UNION SESSIONS
Two Groups of Miners Could Not Agree Yes. terday and May Not To. day

Scranton, Pa, July 21 --- (UP)
 - Additional police were assigned today to the biennial convention of District No. l, United Mine Workers of America, twice forci- bly, adjourned during the opening session by clashes between admin istration and insurgent forces.
 As delegates appeared no nearer agreement further disturbances were expected today.
 Administration forces. headed by John Boylan, Scranton. unofn- cially reported as reelected dis trict president. appeared to be in group, supporters of Thomas Ma loney ,Wilkesbarre, rival candidate for the presidency. were well or ganiZed.
 Business was interrupted at every turn the several hours Of the first days meeting. Boylan adjourned the morning session hastily when fist fights broke out on the floor. Wild rioting forced another adjournment when Boy Ian was attacked by opposing dele gates in -tohand fighting on the platform. No one was reported seriously injured.
 The main point of difference fs tho seating of 40 delegates whom the administration claims are H. legally present. Underlying the dissensio are the recent election in which Maloney charges fraud in favor of Boylan was prevalent and the dissatisfaction of the men with working conditions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-21
SERUM CAME TOO
 LATE TO PREVENT
 COMING OF DEATH
Ride of One Brother to Save Another Ended in Failure as Young Student Died

New York, July 21-UP)-A wild dash by automobile through heavy Brooklyn and Manhattan traffic to obtain a few ounces of precious serum failed to save the life of simon D. Margolin, 18-year- old student.
 MargoIin, operated on at the Brownsville and East New York hospital in Brooklyn for mastoidi- tis. developed meningitis. pr Aaron Saper decided the only hope for the youth was an injection of anti pneumococcus serum, avail able at the Willard Parker hospi- tai. Manhattan.
 It was then 2:46 D. m. Dr saper said the serum would have to be injected by 1 D. m. to be of any use, and that half an hour would be re- required to prepare 1t after 1t was received. Leo Margolin, the pa- tient's brother. got in a1, automo- bile and raced for the Manhattan hospital behind the shriAiing siren of a motorcycle escort. The dis tance was approximately 20 miles and the trip was completed in 2< minutes. The serum was injected at 3:57. The youth rallied slightly, but last night he died.