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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
CAR CHANGES O. KID
SAVING 500 A DAY
PRbliG Utilities Commission Passes
on New Capital Traction
Schedules.

a series Of changes in the operating
schedules on lines Of the Capital TEac-
ton Co which viii result In an
estimated saving Of 500 a day, was
approved today BY the Public Utilities
Commission.
Trips or several Of the lines viii be
reduced under the nsw schedule, esus-
ing nine tFa,nnsr1 TO lose then Jobs.
but the company has promised TO recall
them as seen as possible Ia the event
an increase ia business warrants addi-
tional service. Eight q these nine men.
it Sas said, aiave been connected with
the company for two months or less.
On the Fourteenth street lire there
VIII be q reduction az sever trips, one
soafhhound and six noyfhbounG. In "a
hours. no reduction K to be made IN
the through service on the Navy yard
BlFeau 81 Standards line, although
more cars are e b. turned back at
the Rock Greek Park loop between z
and 10 am. ard 3 and 9 pm. Nine
trips are "a be taken Of the Kew Jer-
sey avenue line, eight Of them between
) and 10 PM one trip Is 70 be re-
nue. t:ne between 2 and 6 pm and
The service between ais and 7 80 .. IA.
VIII be placed on a ~ minute head
way Instead Of q e. minute headWay.
THIS change VIII enable The company
10 relieve the trainaifn once h every
seven days instead 81 once IL eight
days as az preeent
The new schednle is expected To re-
suit IL quicker service In the early
morning and 81 night particularly 81
the TaSogsla rarK- Navy Yard linz,
where the running time wiz ne redlicca
as much rs 5 ninutAs between these
tive points. T1as changes are effective
tosnorfoW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
DRY OFFICIALS DENY
FEMALE AGENTS BAN
Acting Director. Says No General
Order Has Been Issued
Against Women Aides
e Three Pleaded Sol GuIllr


BY the Associated Press.
Federal prohibition officials made
known today that the use Of. women as
aids in Federal raids upon speakeasies
thus far has not been forbidden by
otacial order a iaosn 81
Howard r. Jones. acting prohibition
director, commenting upon statement
by Andrew McCan1phell, New York adj
n1intstrator, that ladies must and VIII
be employed In this work, said there
were certain places in Nrw York that
could not be entered hi any other
fashion = e.sa by cls
II have not talked, the matter over
With Col Wpodcock.'s Jones said .sbtft
I do know there has been no general
order against It aA @ a s
Director Woodcoek, who is out Of the
city. was aroused recently by the arr
rest Of a Young girl at Buffalo, charged
With tntoaicatiun, who said she had
accompanied a Federal try agent IN
Obtaining evidence against q number
Of speakeasies. s.sa !af4 PIT
At ttat time the Federal dry chief
said the use Of worier as -decogs and
stool pigeons would not be tolerated.
Jones said today, however. he believed
there was a distinction between the
case in Biinalo and the use OF women
as conpanforfs OF agents il gaining en-
trance TO some of the more excinSive
liquor selling places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
DECORATED clViL
WAR VETERAN HERE
Charles E, Hopkins One Of Few
With Congressional Medal
Still Living.

Charles F. Hopkins, one. OF. the few
surviving members Of the G. A, r. Who
wears the Congressional Medal Of
Honor. is a guest at the Dodge Hotel,
Mr.. Hopkins is from New jersey,
The appearance Of the Capital has
undergone considerable change since
his f1rst visit here 70 years ago, he
related, He and, the members of bis
company were marched up TO the
Treasury Building and encan1red on. the
fields beside IT. Their marches along
Pennsylvania avenue carried them
knee deep IN mud.
The Soldiers Rest also graced the
avenue. II was a long wooden barn
in which soldiers were given 1tkewarnt
coffee and dry bread as they fled
past its four long tables, a
II. was at Gaines Mills that Mr.. Hop
kius won the medal, although it was
not pinned on him until 80 years later
-4ia92e, While retiring under heavy
cross FIRE he picked up his wounded
sergeant and carried him TO safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
HITS SPECIAL DAYS
OF ARMY AND NAVY
Jahncke Urges Observance Be
Vnited on Arulistiae Day TO
Emphasize National Defense.

Tae abolition Of Army day IN May
and Navy day 81 October was advocated
today by Acting Secretary Of the Navy
Jahlcke, who Said the two services
should be combined Ia & fitting cclepra-
Ticp % ArInistice day as National De
Tense cay.
he added that he believed this would
offset any pacifist propaganda and at
the same time promote better feeling
aetWeen the sergIceS
informally, the Acting Secretary ali
ready has taken up the matter With
Army officials ard. Is proposing the new
program To the Navy. he said he fore
sees opposition To his plan, bat believes
that two semi holidays should ba ethr-
mated and the services should combine
on the one national holiday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
BIDS ON RAzlNG OPENED

WhIle 1Re contractors want the
Gntted States 10 pay them for tearing
down Line buildings II the H21lo Reser-
90lr area, William T. Pike d zuD AfAssa-
cflIlsetts avenue, Offers 70 pay the Gov
erLnet.t si0o Tor the pIiFilege.
The Contractors bids ranged between
s376 and $3.50
The houses % be torn do8n for the
koft dHige project, are located At 1919.
$500. 1886, $3.50 and 5sA3 Davenport
street, 5S32 ard 3Ss4 Emery place, 1895
and 1927 Thirty ninth street
BIDS Tor TIE razing o. the buildings
were opened tnxt before aoon today ID
the Once Of Public Buildings and Pub
lic PARKS. The Foxt driVe project Is
pat 81 tlae program Of the National
Capital Park and Planning Gomi5aiSs inli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
NEW MOVE AIMED
At CIRCUS TRAIN
Attorney Will Try to Have
Attachment WrIts Served
at Indianapolis,

Preparations have been made to. halt
the i0i Ranch Wild West show, speed
ing horaeward to Oklahoma after an
Is-day stay In Washington, when 1t
reaches indianapolis. md. today. at
torneys foF. the 900 unpaid employees OF
thc show announced.
Attorney H, l. Mccormick said the
Actors Equity Association has been re-
gllested 70 arrange for bond IN fndta1-
apolis 70 support wits 81 attachment
for back wages He had not been in
formed this morning, however, whether
the bond had been posted and the writs
issued Since the show train follows
no definite schedule, tt is impossible TO
say when It will reach the Indiana cfty.
according to officials Of the Pennsyi-
vsnia Railroad. =
The train left Pittsburgh last night
after remaining on q siding for several
hours while the 1--we stock was wstered,
exercised and fed, Il IS routed to De-
catur, H.. where it will be taken ostr
hY another railroad ana hauled 70
Kansas CITY and rom there To Winter
quarters IN Mari5nd, Okla,
Unsuccessful efforts were made yes
terday TO obtain Necessary bond to sup
port attachments in Harrisburg. Pc;
and Newark, Ohio.
A motion to review his decision
qusshirg the writs VIII be filet With
Justice q the Peace Oscar r Pcore OF
Capitol Heights, Nd, today BY Robert
w. Mccullough. one Of the. attorneys
for the troupers.
The motion win be based on the con-
tsntton that the magistrates decision
was contrary to law and that he did
not have stltacient time to properly re-
NEW the testimony before rendering his
decision. Mr.. Mccullough sale. 'A
The attorney also declared he would
file an appeal to the Circuit Court or
one OF the cases to be selected to test
the magistrates ruling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
BANDITS GETSl50
I'M STORE ROBBERY
Hold Up Manager Alter As
sufiDg Themselves He
Is Alone.

After FIRST assuring themselves. that
the manager. Of the place was. alone.
two Young white men. early Today
robbed the cash. register Of a. delicates-
ssn store at sol 9 street northeast Of
si50.
Arc YOU alone. or is the other man
here?" the youthful bandits asked Sam
Harris. sos 3 street northeast, mana
at 80 o'clock this morning. Belfsv-
ing tlle men were patrons with a friendly
interest, Harris admitted he was sioTle.
one Of the youths then displayed a
pistol and forced him into a back room
while his companion riied the cash
drawer.
Escaped in Automobile.
The robbers. escaped in an autom0-
bile. Later this morning an altoIno-
bile answering the description given by
Iarris was picked up hy the p9iics
VINO were booked for investigation,
Harris said, were not. the men who
robbed him
A pocket book. containing. sii, and q
gold wrist watch valued at S23 were
stolen from the. apartment Of Mis-
Carrie I. Smith, at 1907 Hiatt place,
about 3;;3o o'clock this morning By an
lnldenrihed man whom Miss Smith
frightened sway when she screamed on
awakening 70 find him IN her room
Entrance. had been gained to the apart
ruent by tirlnyi1g fhe door and I'M
fastening a l.i,k chain attached To it.
Man Thwarts Robbery.
samuel Greepberg- Of 400 r street
thwarted a similar robbery when he
was awakened by the noise Of a man
attempting. to force open. an upper
wiIldow to his apartment at g.. IS O'Clock
this morning. Greenherg cried ont at
the man and ne fed -'-s
Joe Costa. OF. 738 Fourteenth street
frustrated an attempt To rob hin al
$50 o'clock last night. Costa told pg-
lice ne was boarding his automobile
IN front Of i4l6 II street when Young
man suddenly opened the door and or
dcred him, at the point Of a pistol, to
drive TO Northeast Washington In
stead Of obeying, however, Costa said
he hoped out the other side Of the
car and yelled for the police As his
passenger Jumped out OF the ma
chine he was Joined In his fight, Costa
said, BY a second youth. who had taken
position in the rear Of the sutonlo
Bile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
Marriage licenses.

James z. Qdlglgg q, ana sara c. swee-
uey, 49, Rev. stanley Gzs5. SaEA e Eee
Russell Hal, 2I. and Mnriel Watts, a.;
Rey. Angustls Lewis @1.zsl StE
H. both of Ecxbrry, Vas Rev. =
William jackson. az, ard edith Howard,
IS Rev, William q jarvis Eh FsoeIf9
Daniel Brown, 30 this city, and Lizzie
Rattles zoe Rocky Mount ~ c Rev w.
'ThoFsaS N. Lawrence, a. La Plata, Nd.
and Nell Z. Moore. 81, Macon, Ga Judge
Eoffnsn Nj Hiraett &c, and Elsie A. Ear
mons "a, Rev X g. Moomaw ~
M3ltsn = BeTffs. a. and Louise @. GrEf-
c5esfate Hiil1Sh ikefIgsl az nk3tiniore. Nd
ana, CT ella Eesafl, ~, OIL go Rass Rt4s
HiiiilAn s hunt, Al and Ma &c q. Eots
lloRs 20 heR.s ~ g 90 aEE 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
BUTCHER IS SLAIN
INBAL TIINORE SHOP
Son and Clerk Find, Body OF.
Knife Victim, Formerly
Of Alexandria.

Special Dispatch 10 The star
BALTIMORE, Md. August 22.-Max
BerItlan. 5S-year-old butcher. wss
f3lyrd stabbed TO death today In his
shop at 1i0g SoDth Charles street. a
knife. It's handle wrapped II a liana-
kercllief, was ht;rE5d II his afdoTnsil.
His pockets had been turned inside out.
He was formerly In business in Alex
Bernlans body was on the aoor in
he rear room Of The National Meat
AfaTket, which re owned. His feet
were pointed toward the rear door, and
his head hung down through an open
trapdoor Which communicates with the
cellar Beside the body was a small
f1atchet, also wrapped in cloth,
The body was dicoTered shortly before
r an. b. Bernan's spn Maurice. and
Harry Hickman. A clcrg tn The meat
mora aventie. went 10 the store at his
usual inc. but found the front door
locked. Thinking Ecrrnail nligtlt be III,
TIC CLERK vert TO MS employers home
az West Clement street, Where he was
told the butcher had left about 3.3o
am, his usual departing hour.
Money on Counter Untouched.
When Maurice Beyman- and. Hsitzman
returned 70 the store they entered the
Place by a rear gate. They Found the
BODY q The elder Ber-ratl a moment
later
Beslde the body was. scattered a.
handful Of silver amounting 70 about
Two dollars. Two bags Of change on a
counter were Untouched,
Police II the southern district were
called and began an Investigate ton
Coroner Guy Cromwell was notified,
Searching tie place. police found
that 8 door between the front OF the
shop III TIE rear room where herman
vas found showed marks Indicating
that if had been forced. The key to
he front door. which evidently had
been locked from the inside. was near
the door. 4 back door was found open.
In tne rear door, police found
Aermans wallet. Il vas empty. Maurice
EerlnaIl said his father usually carried
a small amount q money ana some
papers IL. The pocketboog. btlt added
that MS father had gwen him a roll
Of bias to Keep before ieaYtag his home
tbs morning.
Held Up, Three lines.
He told Lieut.. John Robinson that
MS father had fought hold-up men
before, The family has li8ed ii BATH
more only tlIee wears. There tl1e elder
herman had been held Up b. bandits
thTee times. the son said, but each time
had offered resistance.
herman, the son said, had been in
excellent health.
f Coroner Cromwell discovered a small
mark on ttie butchers chin, wl1ich. he
said, vas probably an old wound Mat
rice Berman, however, said h had never
seen the marx before.
Ile body was taken to the city
morgue. Coroner Cromwell said an IN
guest would b. held Monday evening at
the southern police station,
Berman and his family formerly
liked III Alexandria, Va, where he con-
Quoted q meat business. About seven
wars ago. while IL business IN the
1900 block Of KING street. he was held
W and robbed. ard the bandits sub
sequentiy captured and sent TO fail,
Berman later opened a store on the
500 hlock az North ST.. Asaph street.
whica burned. a few wears sgo. after
which ae moved from Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
WASHINGTON GIRLS
INJURED IN CRASH
NEAR HALETHQRPE.
---------------
Miss, Elizabeth, Seeds, Fl, inI
Serious Condition-=ThVees
Others Hurt.
AUTO LEAVES HIGHWAY,
HITS TELEPHONE POLE
Victims Taken to, Baltimore Hos
pital by Passing Motorist After |
Wreck Ends Pleasure Trip.

-Four Washington girls were injured
early this morning when the automobile
in which they were riding to West Point
Military Academy left the Washington
BALTIMORE Boulevard near Hslethorpe,
Md, and crashed into a. telephone pole.
Physicians at ST. Agnes Hospital.
Baltimore, where the girls were taken.
said Miss Elizabeth Seeds, 81, Of 144o
Rhode Island avenue, was the most
seriously injured. IN addition to cuts
and bruises. she suffered a possible
fractured vertebra.
Suffer Minor. Bruises.
The following were treated FOX lac
eEstions and minor bruises.
Miss Elizabeth Sawtelle, 81, Of 500
Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Betty w. ShibIey, 22, OF l84S
Blltnore street.
Miss stephene Noble. 2ss Of s5o Bit
more street,
Tie girls left washington shortly be-
fore s o'clock this motning TO attend
a camp Illumination at West Petlt to-
night, This ceremony marks. the
byeakihg up OF the cadets annual SUM
mex camp
Miss SawtelIe was driving when, ac-
cording TO police, the car got out OF
control and crashed into the pole. The
glass in the large sedan was shattered.
but the car did not turn over.
Aided by Passing MetoriSt.
The injured were. taken TO the hos
pitaI b. another naotorist, Mrs. Seeds
said she had been informed they would
be Brought back To Washington today.
Miss Sawteile is the daughter OF Or.
Henry Memo SagteIle kari 3. Seeds
and james G. Shibley, fathers Of two
OF The injured girls. are employed at
ner. as a. market specialist and the lat
ter as an administrative assistant. Miss
Noble lives with her mother, Mrs.
Louise Noble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
uNWlTNESSED WILL
OF G. VI. RAY RUL Ed OUT
Justice Let's Grants Letters of Ad-
ministTation to Widow Of
Real Estate Operator.

On a leaf of a pocket memorandum
book, George ". Ray, real estate opera
ter. who died August 10, attempted t.
create a trust fund Of &25,Qon for the
benefit Of bis grand children, but ne
elected To have ii sttested by witnesses
and Justice p. d, Let's today declined
to admit the writing as WIN Of the
deceased, No other Wis or te.staI1aeIl
tsry papers have been found, the court
vas informed BY Attorney Frederick r.
Gibbs. who appeared for the widow
Ms Lillian Sullivan BAY.
Mrs. Ray, ia a petiticn 70 be apr
pointed Administrative Of the estate OF
aer husband, told the court he had no
lsreal estate but owned stocks, BONDS
and other personal property totaling
STA. 3so. She said he left two dsugh-
tiers, Mrs. Marie Ray Vilsack. Pitts
bJ1rgfa, Pa, and Mrs Aiitcinette Ray
NTortguu1ery, New Orleans, La.
Justice Let's granted letters Of adj
rnifiistration 20 the widow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
TILE WEATHER

District OF Columbia Cloudy to-
night, tomorrow partly. cloudy ard
somewhat warmer: moderate northeast
winds.
MaTSland--Cloudy tonight, tomorrow
partly cloudy; somewhat warmer Ia the
interior tomorrow fresh northeast
Winds.
Virgins Cloudy. rain in, southeast
Portion tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy,
probably rain IN extreme southeast por-
tion and somewhat Warmer IN Che In
terror. fresh northeast winds,
West Virginia Generally fair to-
night and tomorrow; somewhat warmer
tomorrow
Recerd for "a Hours.
Ihermameter pm. &C., p.a-, g.;
IL rnidI.igllt, 81 4 am. g. 8 ana 65,
neon, 60
Barometer4 pm. zo.ee, g. Pm.
30.03. midnight, SD.13; & am, 1901
8 am, 30.02. noon, 1902.
Hlghsst temper ATTIRE, 60 occurred al
1d;30 am. tods5
Lowest temperature, 81, occurred al
g. am. toSay
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 79i lowest So,
Tide Tahlss.
FURNISHED By United states Coast and
Ceodgtic Survey
Taday~-I,ow tide, 9; SO ain. and 1905
p-tn-, high TIDE, 2.58 an. and $50 pm.
Tomorrow tide. 1850 am. and
1867 pix; high Tide. 4 an. and 20
p-rR.
The san and Aeon,
Ieaayr sun rose 5+z7 am; san seti
Ssa5 pm.
IonsoETag- San rlSes 5s2S an; sga
SETS ss54 pm.
Neon flsAs 343 am,
Automobile amps 10 be. lighted one
half hour AFTER sunset.
Rainfall.
Comparative figures o. tIas uoathIy
rainfall I'll the Capital for tAe drst
Eight months against The steEaEe are
aAqRA IN the following table
ANakaae 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

EseEg one Ia poIice Court wondered
gky Alfonso Wife. colossd. grlaned S.
bEGaqlg Maep he faced Judge Robert
E. Mattingly Today, Tor ppllcs said he
aaa AsiS1si Etisstcred a peaEag to Thomas
SsQslN co,nfed. wl7ich PIT hlln ii the
hak fot long time.
Ia Tact Il vas July Z when PolSce-
paan 81 q, ThAyat locked up Wnltc.
He had been % taiI ever since and
there NAa no apparent reason Tor laisn
- y csexicyed ahollt III futase, for Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
PORT NAMED FOR PLANE
Oklahoma City Pays TriRpts to
Post-Gatty winnis Mae.

OKLAHOMA CITY. August q. n
Okiahon1a C.ity's rev u1unictpsf airport
has been named asNinrlfe Mae ss 1
tribute to the monopiafie Ii which
Wiley Post Cklahorltan, and Harold
GartY, austria lian, set q round the World
fight record. 81 aa-e1as 'Ns7l :
fiie city Council which gave Il the
name, set the rirticatfofi date for No
vcrnber II and Ia @ ast ~ 10
sT9ie plane was named for the daugh-
ter 81 10. Hail flkia aofna oil III 4.
Who provided TIE feja u cksi1g fpe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
DEFENDANT GRINS AS COURT
HEARS or COMPARTMENTS DEATH


iooked lske he would 90 down foy
allits d gffe5cn
TsaGEaas St1ne shouted the clerk.
II Wa4 Tie f0llth lime he had relied Tor
ghe e6iLplashIna witness
Tslaaiiy, WIT, cIsaring hia face u
Die gt'a Locked % A. tfse ansTS clerk
and SAID.
He ant gnlng % anAweg YOU, HeA
dead Z7sey had ne dfsNn there 10 me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
POSTPONE LANTERN FEFE

u,,on the advice Of the weather
ynsrs,s and ofaeiais Of the once Of
e,,bIic Buildings and Pubic PARKS, the.
I.antern Festival scheduled for tonight
At the sylvan Iheater today was post
r1anea tI,itH Fal when ii VII Be staged
indoors Date and location viii be an
I1T5I, need later, according 10 Mrs. Eliza
BETS K PeepleS. director Of the Com
.rsssastR Ca,ske peua --s s. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
PARK POLICE GET RADIOS
Autos to Replace Meteor Cycles
Used BY SIX sergeaata.

The SIX sergeants Of the United
States park police no Longer are riding
laator cycles With Ehe eqnipping Of
four cars vita radio receiving sets, the
sergeartS. who worked different shifts
around the clock. yilt ride b the. auto
mobiles,
When Lieut.. T. Helms or one Of the
sergeanES Is desired, tho message VIII
be relayed FROM PARA police hsac9uar-
ters b. telephone Ia Station wPDW Of
the metropolitan force. which vii
bfbadeass the message, 10 be picked up
81 the receis.ing sets I'd the aut0nlobjle
sof the PARK police. Il Is expected flsgs
thus radio police system VII be par
ticnlarix valuable when the new police
"a be recruited under Lieut. Col Il. S.
Grant. 3d director ~ pnhIic buildings
And pubic pAxkx, takes ever patnlsIlg
AZ TIE Asnliat vezsaoz kncxiai ~ -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
peparts for Eqlseapal session.

Hugh l.. Neleqn, a deputy from the
diocese qf WASHINGTON TO the General
Convention 10 be held Ia Denver, Colo
81 the Episcopal Church df America
LETT Yesterday Tor an extended trip tu
the Pacific Coast and viii return ID
Denver hi TIME fur tie opening service
g ne crlnxEtrga Ser,tesE Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
HIT BY STREET CAR
Woman Treated at Emergency
Hospital For Cnts After Accident.

Hospital For Cats After Accident.
Leila Pope, 80, colored, 45OI Eads
street northeast, sustained cuts on the
Leg and hack when Knocked down bv q
Washington Railway g. Electric Co.
street car on Dean avenue northeast
late Yesterday afternoon. she was
treated at Emergency Hospital The
car was operated BY Motorrnsn Edward
r. Rpbey, 1925 Gales street northeast.
Willis Wilson, So, colorsd, Ii07 New
Jersey avenue. was treated at Freed
mems Hospital early last evening for
coptltsions to the right sids and III
irlries To the chest, received when hit
BY an automobile operated BIZ Mood
Garner, 81, cuiured, al H street NORTH
east, n the ton block Of New Jersey
avenue 2 aeA q @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

Record rainfall for the arss eight
Eslcul1iS Was
January, 1852, 7.0s lnches, Feasualg,
i3S<, ga inches, March, 1921, s.8A
illcuss; A3gii, 1865, 3.f3 inehes: Ma.
1886. f9.6B Inches; jane. 1860, 1904
iacheS Juiy, 1S56. 1853 il.chcs, AZ
gliEt, 1875, 1A.4i inches,
weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
FiREMEN REL EASE BOY
Youth, q, Locks Self in Bath, Room
and, Is. Unable to Get Out.

Fixe apparatus and police were sum-
moned TO s0oi Massachusetts avenue
yesterday afternoon To free Doiiald
H7olf. 8. from q. bath room IN his home
where he had locked himself IN ana
Hag unable to get out.
No II Engine Company and NO 2
Rescue Squad responded to tts call
for aid and the boy was quickly re-
leased through The eypsdiency 81 a
Ladder run up 70 the bath robrn win
6cw, On the second. floor, by {he fire
men OF no. II. The fTenisn quickly
unlocked the door,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

The canal would carry water from the
Colorado River into the. rich Imperial
and Coachelis. valleys Of Southern calf
fnfnia, Congress authorized az appro-
main 75-naile canal, but did not pYoyiae
FOR me estimated 81 ], 600 ,00O additional
needed fer the fJ5-miie branch %
Coachella Valley.