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The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
NOME KENNEL KLtB PLANS
 BIG RACING SEASON

Officials of the Nome Kennel Klub have started preparations for an extensive season of dog racing this winter. Much interest has been manifested in the All-Alaska Cham pionship Race, to Golovin and re- turn from Nome, distance of approximately 166 miles. Several new items are being added to that derby this year including pool, the winner to the one guessing closest 10 the time taken to run the course.
 A membership drive is being carried forward by the organiza- tion with the hope of adding many new names to the roll.
 The committee solic!ting member ship report good progress and are doing nicely.
 An election of officers for the next year will take place next Wednesday, at a regular meeting, at which time the dates for the Golovin derby and the Bordon Cup Race will be set.
 Several loop races around the course at Nome will undoubtedly he scheduled some time in the near future, says President o. A. Braafladt when interviewed regard ing the clubs policy for the com ing dog racing season.
 Tickets will soon be on the stands for guesses as to the best time to be made in the Golovin race. Watch for them.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10

ashore and take it q mile and d half across land then launch it 1T. deep water, which he did success fully.
 shortly after the big hurricane al Miami, Florida, when 12 or 13 big ocean going vessels were washed ashore high and dry, Mir. Gurus was Aiven the contract to put all the vessels back in the ocean He took lof of the same moving equipment to Florida that he used in Nome moving the drrdge. and successfully did tho trick, But he said with a laugh, do you know I was surprised to find that the same vessel that put back in the ocean on the Pa cifc side. was one of the vessels that again washed ashore on the beach at Miami
 Mir. and Mrs. Curtis and their daughter will be outgoing passen- gers via plane to Fairbanks from Nome, enroute to their home at Seattle, within few days.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
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Pilot Vie Ross, Northern Air Transport Inc, plane No, 3. arriv- ed Nome about 2:3O pm. today from Fairbanks, having been fore ed to stop at several places enroute because of had weather He car ried pr. Rex Swartz formerly of Nome as a passenger and was load ed to capacity with mail and ex- press.
 An NAT plane will take of from Nome tomorrow morning, weather permitting at 10:00 am. sailing time scheduled, for Fairbanks, car rying passengers 10:O0 am. is the scheduled time for hopping off. tomorrow morning Sunday Jan. 11th
 Pilot Robbins of the Alaskan 4
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
Cosmos Club to Resume Meetings

Mrs. Harry Lomen will speak at the first meeting of the Cosmos Club this year, next Monday evening, on the subject of Teaching the Blind and partially sighted Mrs. Lomen was for five years, instruc- tor in schools in Seattle The meeting for Monday, January 12, will be held in the front room of the native bureau school at S:00 pm. All interested are cor diallv invited.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10

today from Fairbanks. making sev eral stops enroute due to bad weather. He carried as passengers his wife. Mrs. Robbins and Jack Warren, former Nomeite. The plane carried capacity load of mail and express. Plans are uncertain when an Airways plane will make trip to Fairbanks next from Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
KENNEL KLUB MEETING

\ regular meeting of the Nome Kennel Club will be held at the Court House Wednesday,, Jan. If, 7:3O p.m., for the purpose of and electing officers. \ full attendance of the member ship is requested.
 o. A. BRAAFLADT, Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10

Pilot Robbins of the Alaskan arrived Nome 2:30 pm
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"a Modern Virgin"
Coming to the BelaSco.

DESCRIBED as a smart, ultra mod
- ern play, Elmer Harris newest con-
tri5ution to the works of the stage, "a
Modern Virgin" will be presented at the
Shubert- Belasco Theater next week,
commencing Monday evening, under the
banner of the MesSrs. Shubert and di-
rectly prior TO its Broadway presenta-
ton.
The theme of modern youth is one
which the author has employed in sew
eral of his former successes, particularly
young Sinners"
With sparkling and witty dialogue, "a
Modern Virgin" narrateS the story Of a
bewitching damsel Of II who decides to
discover the mysteries Of life in her own
particular fashion. Rebelling against
the guardianship Of maiden aunt she
adopts the dangerous procedure of sat-
isfying her curiosity. Heading toward
what appears to be a calamitous end
ing. her Puritanical fiance intervenes
with plan of his own. From this point
on the play rushes on to an unexpected,
surprising and exciting climax.
Leading the roster of players assem-
bled is Herbert Rawlinson, stage and
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Miss Knapp on "how to be happy
though rich" The picture is said to
be very amusing and entertaining and
fully UP to the Arliss standard.
The stage entertainment is headed by
the De Marcos, late stars of Girl
Crazy" and former dancing stars OF
George Whites Scandals and Cocoa
Nuts" These noted dancers will pre-
sent routine of modern steps. Charlie
Nelson, remembered as the master of
ceremonies when the Earle introduced
presentations to Washington, will be
seen in a novel act entitled THE Screen
Test" He will be assisted by Miss
Irmanette. sweetheart of the violin;
noted portrayer of feminine types,
"Lionel' Mike Ames; Beehee and Ruby
attic company, funsterS, and Maxine
Doyle will complete the stage show.
Short subjects, the Earle orchestral
prelude and the Graham McNamee
talking newsreel will complete the pro-
gram.
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Peoples, as the wife of Pharaoh, and
Forney Reese, as Moses.
Singers in leading solo roles include
Louis Annis, in the Mexican episode:
MILFORD Smith, in the Canadian cpl
sode; Margaret Annis, in the epilog;
Agnes Fisher. Elsbeth Tying, Katherine
HerZberg, Ann Wilson, Katherine Wat
son and Nine. Skalicky of the legation
of Czechoslovakia. Ensembles, quar-
tets and double quartets by prominent
singers are also sung and the popular
George Washington University Glee
Club is featured in the Professionalism
and Canadian episodes.
Kurt Hetzel and his piano and organ
quintet and Sophocles Papas and his
Mexican stage band are the instru-
mental features, all under Hetzels di-
rection, with Robert Howe Harmon as
glee club conductor.
A special children's matinee will be
given Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock and the final presentation Sat-
urday night.
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directed by Sidney Lanf1eld.
AS a special stage attraction the Fox
will present Phil~ Cook, popular radio
figure, who has fascinated the amuse-
ment world by his character and voice
versatility. Known as the man who
made "Okay, Colonel" by-phrase, Cook
impersonates as many as Is characters
in single performance.
In addition Fanchon e. Marcos "Es-
pamela Idea" as the title implies, has
TO do with things Spanish. An elaborate
observance of National Music week will
bring the presentation of a number of
Washington glee clubs and orchestras
during the seven-day program. This
feature is somewhat in the nature of a
tournament, with large silver trophies
to be awarded to the organization ad-
Judged the best
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SINCLAIR OIL COMPANY
QUITS COLOMBIA FIELD
Texas Company Action Followed in
Withdrawal Because of
New Law.
By the Associated Press.

1Oy INC hSSOCldLeu FTeSS
BOGOTA, Colombia, April 2e-The
Sinclair Exploration Co. yesterday fol-
lowed the action of the Texas Oil Co.
in announcing withdrawal of its opera
tons and employees from Colombia on
account Of the new petroleum law.
Paul McCulloch, Sinclair manager,
told President Olaya Herrara that his
company found further operations under
the provisions of the new law mad
visable.F The company's property will
be left under guard. but the Office in
Ocana will be abandoned
Mr.. McCulloch left by airplane for
New York after his conference with the
President. Later he will be transferred
to Venezuela. where the Sinclair inter-
eSts have large holdings.
The Texas Co. announced cessation
Of activities on April 6. listing IT points
in the oil law to which it objected.
Among these was one barring owners
from first rights to oil found on their
property.
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Three Girls Lost"
In Fox Music Week Bill.

4 STORY of what may happen to
small-town girls in a great city Is
promised with dramatic force in Three
Girls Lost" at the Fox, starting Friday.
Three girls are involved-Loretta
Young, Joan Marsh and Joyce Compton
Hailing from small towns in Nebraska
Missouri and oregon, they become ac-
quainted en- route to Chicago in an air.
plane, and discuss one thing they have
in common-they want to escape from
restrictions and the lack of opportuni-
ties in their native homes. So they
band together, take an apartment, and
begin the conquest of Chicago.
John Wayne and Lew Cody play i'm
portant parts in knitting together this
unusual narrative Of restless youth, writ
ten by Bradley King, who wrote the
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West End Players
To Present THE Patsy" May SO.

THE West End Players will present
4 The Patsy by Barry Corners, at
the new Almas Temple clubhouse the
evenings of Mays and g. This per-
Torrance is to be given for the benefit
Of the unemployed members of the local
PlastererS' Labor Union.
The leading role will be played by
Thelma Parker former professional of
the Savoy Musical Comedy Co. Others
will include Cappy Roberts, Rose Fol-
who will direct the production.
After the close of the performance
there will be dancing until l am. to
music by Jarboe's Nighthawks.
Tickets may be had at the Plasterers'
Union headquarters, at 1924 New Jersey
avenue.
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SLAYER TO DIE BY GAS
Nevada High Court o. ks Decision
to Execute Mexican.

RENO. New. April % (P.-The Su-
preme Court has ruled Louis Ceja must
die in the lethal gas chamber at the
Nevada Penitentiary. Judge L. o. Haw-
kins c1 the trial court at Winnemucca,
was instructed Monday to fix the time
for tie execution.
The Supreme Court affirmed the con-
viction Of Ceja, a Mexican, for the
murder June 8. 1890. of Charlie Fong. a
Chinese restaurant proprietor, at Win
necucca.
The condemned man confessed the
Staying He was sentenced to be ex-
ccutec during the week of September
2e. last. but his appeal stayed the pro-
ceeciEgs.
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ing as that gwen III
"Old English or
"Disraell." but en-
tirely different, in
that this is the
first time that Ar
liss appears on the
screen ir, a light
comedy role. He is
supported by Flor
ence ArliSs, David
Manners, Evelyn
Knapp and others.
The story con-
Germs a millionaire
who, while engaged
in a rest cure, I'M
dergoes a course OF
treatment at the
able hands of Da-
Wild Manners and
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Trader Horn"
At Columbia Saturday.

"TRADER HORN" will be the screen
feature at Loew's Columbia Thea
ter, starting next Saturday. This pro-
duction is an adaptation of the best
seller of Ethlereda Lewis, that caused a
sensation more than two years ago.
In producing Trader Horn Metro
Goodwin Mayer sent a company into
Darkest Africa, where the romance of
the jungle is said to have been filmed
in its native background.
Harry Carey, EdWina Booth and Dun
can Renaldo are the leading members
of the cast, with natives in the smaller
roles. Trader Horn" was recently
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FESTIVAL of Nations"
Until the Close of the Week.

DRAMA vies with song and the dance
- in the Festival Of Nations" color
full international spectacle now being
presented at $50 o'clock each evening
at Constitution Hall, under Girl Scout
auspices. The spoken word is largely
in the hands of Dwight Rorer, Helen
O'Neill and Philip Clarke, as the chief
symbolic characters in the story, not
ably the Past, Wisdom and Youth.
Other dramatic Characterization are
we'll done by Richard Kreusburg, as the
Shotgun; Clara Boiling. as the Beautiful
Female of Heaven; Katharine Stringer,
as the Terrible Female of Heaven;
Donald A. Bolton, as Pharaoh; Jean
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Iron Man"
At RialtO Saturday.

p" RON MAN, ," starring Lew Ayres, will
be the attraction at the Rialto
Theater, starting Saturday, according to
an announcement today by Manager
Fred Flader. Robert Armstrong also is
a forceful element in the picture, which
is considered one of the strong Univer-
sal pictures of the season. 1t is a great
love story from the pen of w. r. Bar
nett author of Little Caesar" and
concerns the rise and fall of a prize
fighter. 1t is described as a powerful
romance, rooted deeply in American
life and with passionate, il unusual,
love theme.
Ted Browning, one Of the greatest
directors in the business, responsible for
the filming of most Of Lon Chaney's
successes, directed Iron Man." and
Francis Edward Paragon, who received
great credit for his adaptation and dia-
logue of Little Caesar" also wrote the
script and dialogue for this w. r. Bur-
nett story.
Otto F. Beck at the console of the
organ. Graham McNamee, with Univer-
sal newSreel, and selected short subjects
round out the program.
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death Takes a Holiday"
Next Offer of National Players.

~ EPARTING from their regular
Monday night opening, the Ma
tional Theater Players this
~ Sunday night, May 3, will start
in the fine italian fantasy,
"Death Takes a Holiday" The extra
performance is being given by the man
agement in cooperation with the
Greater washington Campaign Commit
tee, the receipts to go for the promo
ton of a greater National Capital. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-29

" EFT RID of your dread of pain
after eating. Eat without fear of
indigestion" sour stomach, dis
agreeable gas or headaches.
When your food fermentS, "dis-
agrees" lies like a lump in your
stomach, it's a sign of too much
acid. You need not resort to
crude methods-take instead an
anti-acid that will correct the
condition. Phillips Milk of
Magnesia.
A spoonful of this pleasant
tasting, soothing fluid neutralizes
many times its volume in acid. It
restores the proper alkaline bal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-29

screen star. Others comprise Mar
garet Sullivan, Robert Strange, Nicholas
Joy, Pauline Denton, Fred 1. Lewis,
Alfred Kappeler, Loretto Shea, Cynthia
Rogers, Paddy Reynolds, Audrey Cor
day John Bramall and Boris Nickolai.
"A Modern Virgin" has been staged
by Stanley Logan.
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ance to an acid-Soaked stomach
and bowelS-aSSists these organs
to function as they should.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia is
what you need when a bad breath,
coated tongue, headaches, nausea
or biliouSneSS indicates an over
acid condition. Take a spoonful
today and for several days and see
how it sweetens the system. You
won't be nearly so liable to colds
or sickness. All drug stores-in
25c and SOC bottles.
Look for the name Phillips on
the bottle,
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BIRD VINCENT VERY ILL
ON VOYAGE TO HAWAII
Michigan House Member Stricken
as Naval Transport Nears
Honolulu.

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, April 29.-The naval
radio service reported Monday Repre-
sentative Bird j. Vincent Of Michigan
was seriously i'll Of heart and kidney
disease aboard the naval transport Hen
derson, due here Friday from San Fran
cisco
With Senator Robinson Of Indiana,
Representative Vincent left San Fran
cisco Thursday on the Henderson.
He intended to remain here for a.
time, while Robinson went on TO Manila.
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theater, the serV-
ices of the players
and all concerned
with the produc-
ton are a donation
on the Part Of S.
E. Cochran, man
ager of the Players,
to the Gre a t e r
Washington Com
mittee.
Death Takes a
Holiday" is perhaps
the most unusual
pieces Of drama
turgy that has been
seen on the boards
since the World
War. It's theme has
to do with a wild
idea / n a t 7 a n
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Queens of Jazz"
Next Feature at GaYetY.

NEXT weeks attraction at the Gay
~ ETY. will be Queens of jazz" which
has several attractions to recommend
it, the chief one being the cookbook
ing, high powered girls, of whom there
will be plenty. Their personalities and
cleverness are said to add no little to
an entertainment of sensational fun,
up-to-date songs and Snappy dancing.
The featured players are Sam Raynor,
eccentric comedian: John Crosby, ia
nous for "wop" characters; Trixie Ko-
dach, soubrette; Fritzie White, ingenue
Frank MaIlahan, Lois Wray, AL Murray
and Leonora De Alba.
Friday is designated as amateur
night" at the Gayety.
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Take My Advice"
BY St. James Players, May 6.

THE players OF the st. James ORA
matte Club will present the comedy
Take My Advice" by Elliott Lester,
Wednesday evening, May 6, in the
parish hall, Eighth street between B
and C streets northeast. 1t is in three
acts and concerns a family with obses-
sions which is ultimately set right by
an optimistic professor. 1t is brilliant
and had a long run at the Belmont
Theater in New York.
The leading roles will be taken by
John Prangley and Amanda Clagett,
who may be remembered for their work
last season. Others are William Davis,
Julia Draper. Harry Howser, Marguerite
Finnegan. Wilson Dawson and James
McBee. The play will be directed by
w. c. Draper, jr.
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Born to Love"
At R. K-O Keith's Friday.

Born to Love-
At -K-O Keith's Friday.
CONSTANCE BENNETT, star OF "Sin
- Takes a Holiday" will be seen at
R-K-O Keith's Theater next week,
starting Friday morning. in her latest
picture, R-K-O Pathe'S Born to Love-"
The story of this poignant drama was
written especially for Miss Bennett by
Ernest Pascal, noted author of best
sellers, and the picture was directed by
Paul l.. Stein.
In the supporting cast Joel McCrea
and Paul CaVanaugh have two roles of
"the eternal triangle" and Louise Clos
ser Hale, Frederick Kerr and Anthony
Bushnell are featured characterized
as a problem story of new type" and
a dramatic love story of unusual power,
Born TO Love" is heralded as the great
est achievement of Miss Benefits
career
Additional features will include the
R-K-O Pathe News and William r.
Bishops organ specially.
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What's What and Where
Attractions Soon Be Seen in Washington Theaters
George Arliss at Earle
In 1.-The Millionaire" Saturday.

<THE MILLIONAIRE" a Warner
- Bros. comedy drama, starring
on the screen George Arliss,
l. the distinguished actor, and
the De Marcos, famous
dancers, on the stage, will be the at
fractions at warmers Earle Theater for
the week beginning Saturday.
C9eorge Arliss is said to offer in "The
Millionaire a performance as outStand-
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A movement has been started in ia
pan to Romantic the written language
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-29

shown at the National Theater as
road show attraction.
There will be no advance in prices at
the Columbia showing, which COM
mences next Saturday.
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through the mind of Alberta Casella,
outstanding italian playwright, VINO
wondered what might happen to the
universe if the Grim Reaper were ever
deprived of bis Scythe. Consequently,
the destroyer Of mankind comes on
earth disguised as an ordinary, mortal
and makes love to a beautiful young
lady of noble household. There is
always a spell of beauty following in
the footsteps of these two as they go
on through the drama.
The Players will be taxed TO the
limit to put on this play, that served
as the starring vehicle for Philip Meri-
vale. Clifford Brooke. who staged the
presentation here, however, has no Tear
of the outcome. He saw the original
production. which ran year on Broad
way and two seasons on the road, and
he believes the patrons of the National
will be thoroughly satisfied.
In addition to the opening extra per-
Torrance Sunday night there will be
two matinees-Wednesday and Satur-
day.
"The Secret Six''
At the Palace Saturday.
"THE SECRET SIX is the title OF
the feature picture which is to
Saturday. Wallace Berry, the Butch OF
1.-THE Big House" has the leading role
In the story, that has to do with the
career Of a gangster chieftain who ruled
the entire city, but who could not cope
with THE Secret Six" vigilante COM
mittee. formed by business leaders.
Lewis Stone, John Mack Brown, Jean
Harlow, Marjorie Rambeau, Clark Ga
BILE and John MILAN have the more i'm
portant supporting roles. The story is
an original by Frances Marion, who also
wrote the dialogue for the screen.
George Hill. producer Of The Big
House" was the director
On the Palace stage Borah Minevitch
and His Rascals will hold sway in a
unit titled Manhattan Serenade.' The
Three Gobs also are included in the pro-
duction, which comes from the Capitol
Theater, New York.