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HOIOdrd LGUU School
Starts Years Work

The day classes Of the How
ard University Law School yes
terday began work for the com.
ing year. A record enrolment
is expected before the registra-
ton closes October /.
The last OF the evening classes
began work week ago. Four
candidates are on the roll for
graduation next June.
The Washington times., 1931-09-22
NelU ENJOY Reported
FLUinqtO WdShinqtOn

MEXICO CITY, Sept. % U
SIT is insiStently reported
that DR.. Puig Casauranc, who is
to be the new Mexican AmbaSsa,
dor to Washington, left by air.
plane for Washington yesterday.
The Washington times., 1931-09-22
Knife Saves
Mdrie'S
Life

BUCHAREST. Rumania. Sept.
22.-The Dowager Queen Marie
underwent a serious emergency
operation Immediately after the
marriage of her daughter, the
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
RKO Purchases
Pathe Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. 30. U.p)-
Sale OF Pathe Exchange, Inc, TO the
Radio-Keith-Orp Corporation
was consummated at meeting that
started last night and lasted into
the early hours today. All suits
seeking to block the deal were with
drawn, as result of the meeting.
Under terms OF fhe deal, Radio
ith-Orpheum paJ5 Pathe s4,630,-
789 for its Culver City, Cal. studio,
Jersey City laboratory, the Pathe
Newsreel, stars and directors serv-
ices and certain feature produc-
tions. Pathe retains only its 40
per cent stock interest in the Du
Font Pathe Film Manufacturing
company.
The deal was approved by Pathe
stockholders at meeting carly
this mouth, but three suits against
the transaction were filed by min
ority stockholders, who alleged Of
ficials of Pathe had deliberately
wrecked the company's financial
position in order TO make its ac-
QUESTION by stronger unit impera-
tive and that the price paid by
Radio-Keith was far below the COM
pany's actual value.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
SOotl,es
Italian Premier
Continued from page u

stands accused by Stimson oI dis
courteous and unwarranted utter
ance," while the charges to be
pressed by the Navy department
have not yet been drafted.
Italian Ambassador De Martino.
who first brought the incident to
the attention of the State depart
ment, is understood to be satisfied
with the governments dual action
against the officer. The State de-
partment also views the affair as
closed, thus focusing attention upon
the generals trial, which will be
held either here or at Quantico be-
fore board of marine and naval
officers.
Postponement of the trial for
several weeks was believed proba-
ble because of the anticipated delay
in assembling the group of officers
scheduled to try Butler. Because
of the generals high rank, it was
expected a full board of l3 o1jcers
holding the same or higher rank
would be called to sit in the case.
Double Charges
The charges against Butler, off
GERS said, probably will be one of
the following: ID Conduct unbe-
coming an officer and a gentleman,
(2) Conduct prejudicial TO good or
der and discipline. Either, they
added, apparently would embrace
the act of which Butler is accused.
Amid this storm of international
protest and naval legal proceedings.
Butler. a tall, slender fighting man
who has seen service all over the
globe. remains silent and apparently
unmoved. Isolated at Quantico,
which he has tried to make a model
establishment. he refuses
10 answer outside telephone calls.
Offers at the base, command OF
which has been turned over tenn.
porarily to Brigadier General Ran
dolph c. Berkeley, have been IN
structed not to talk about Buffers
difficulties.
Meanwhile, reports that Butler
to resign from the service
were heard here again today.
If Butler should leave the Marine
Corps, it has been suggested in
some quarters, although not con-
firmed by the general that he may
enter Pennsylvania politics. He
has been mentioned as a possible
candidate for the Senate from his
home state.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
Vanderbilt Mum
Regarding Story

PHOENIX. AriZ., Jan. so. UP
Still maintaining his policy of 81
lence, Cornelius Vanderbilt refused
today to say whether or not he was
riding with Premier Mussolini of
Italy when a child was alleged to
have been run down.
This story, which has resulted in
official apologies from the United
States to Italy and the ceertmar-
tialing of Major General Smedley
D. Butler, was said to have been
told by Vanderbilt on various oc-
casions in Reno, New, and New
York.
Vanderbilt told the United Press
that he was kept up all night on
the long distance telephone telling
various newspapers in Europe. espe-
cially France and England, that he
had nothing to say about the af-
fair.
In a case involving an interna :.
tional affair so delicate as TO cause
official apologies, my duty as an
American citizen clearly is to re-
main silent" Vanderbilt said.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
Rotarians Enjoy
Unique Program

Electric energy, from its source
away up in the high Sierras, to the
finished product operating the in
dustries and lighting the cities Of
Southern California. was vividly
described at yesterdays meeting Of
the El Centre Rotary club through
motion picture reel.
The pictures were presented by
the Southern Sierras Power Com
pany under the direction of Carl
Ernst. who acted as chairman Of
the day The Rotarians followed
the various phases of the electrical
industry with close interest and
the program was thoroughly en-
joyed.
Miss Bertha Patterson, county
secretary of the Y. w. c. A.. out
lined the work of the Girl Reserves
and asked the clubs support in the
campaign for funds to be conduct
ed next week.
President John NJ. Kepley pre-
sided at the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
Brokers Widow
Shares Estate

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 80. (U.P, =
Mrs. Anna M Wagy, widow of the
late A. C. Wagy, prominent Los An
geles stock proker, gained ST.
100000 share in her husbands es-
tate through a superior court order
on file here today
A friendly suit brought by the
widow against her daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Wolcott, alleging that
the and Wagy had an oral agree
ment under which their joint prop
erty was TO revert to the survivor,
was won by Mrs. Wagy.
The petition of D. T. Reed, stock
holder in the Sunset Pacific OIL
company. successor to the defunct
Julian Petroleum corporation, charg-
ing much of Wagys wealth repre-
sented profits on over-issued Julian
stock, was dismissed when Reed
settled out of court for $75, 600
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
CONVICTED ROBBER
ASKS COMPUTATION

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal,
Jan. 30-(U.P)-Gil Rankin. serving
term of from seven years To life
Imprisonment Oh charge that he
participated in the $4,000 robbery
of the Bureau of Power and Light
in Los Angeles. today petitloned
Governor James Rolph Jr. for q
Communication of sentence.
The petition declared Rankin
wished to devote his life TO an in
vestigation that will prove his in
nocence of the charge. Rankin
said that parole would not suit his
purpose since it would restrict his
Investigation.
RanSin already has served two
years and eight months of his SEN
tence. He was conylct.d princi-
pally on the testimony OF Fern SAL
der, his asserted accomphce in the
holdup. Sadler is serving a term
OF from one year to l:fe imprison-
9Ient.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
FAMOUS FOUR IN
BRAND NEW FILM

-Four screen actors, who can al
ways be depended upon to chase
"Old Man Groom" to the rear. are
scheduled to open THE Cohens and
Kellys in Africa" at Fox Imperial
Theatre tonight.
The four are Charlie Murray,
George Sidney, Vera Gordon and
Kate Price.
Well remembered for their good
work in other Cohen and Kelly
pictures, the quartet has another
good vehicle in their current release
and make the most of it.
In the course of a trip to Africa
the four are chased by lions, cap
tured by cannibals. lost in a harem,
kidnapped by gorillas and heaven
only knows what else. All their es-
capades cause them much misery
and their audience much humor.
There is no pretense at seriousness
in the picture. 1t is a riot from
start to finish.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
Strenuous Day
At County Jail

Imperial countys Jail yesterday
saw one of its busiest days of the
past year, when % prisoners we're
booked between II o'clock yester-
day morning and early this morn
ing.
OF those booked Il were city pris-
oners, mostly charged with being
drunk, and IL were county prison.
ers. No chance was given the Jail
doors to get rusty about the hinges.
and jailers had no chance to take
a few minutes off.
Lodged in the county Jail this
morning was total of 100 prison.
erS. of whom some are serving sem
tences, some awaiting trial, and some
now being tried.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
Students Escape
Blaze Via Tree

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 80. U.P) -
Leaping from a second-story win
dow of frame cabin to a tree sew
eral feet away early today. two STU
dents of the University of California
at Los Angeles escaped flames that
swept the dwelling.
Awakened by the cracking of fire
that had already cut off escape
through their bedroom door, Lee C
Shallenberger. "a, and Rudolph
Hahn. 26, climbed from their win
dow and escaped uninjured via the
tree.
Damage to the house was esti-
mated at $20,000 Origin of the
blaze was undetermined.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
TO FIGHT
DIVORCE ACTION

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30. U.p)-
Mrs. GWyneth Helbush. San Fran
cisco society natron, said here to-
day that she would carry her suit
to set aside her husbands divorce
to the United States supreme court.
A plea to have it set aside OIL
the ground that her husband, Her
man Helbush. Los Angeles million
aire, obtained the final decree in
1929 without her knowledge. was
denied by Federal Judge George
Cosgrave in Los Angeles.
The last few days of 1880 brought
welcome rains to northern counties
in general more than two inches.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30

Phoenix hospital today as the re-
suit of injuries received in sn auto
mobile accident.
Nugent, a pioneer of Yuma, and
formerly a member of the state
legislature, suffered a broken leg
and numerous bruises.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETS

Meeting in regular monthly ses-
sion. local attorneys today attended
a noon meeting at the Barbara
Worth hotel, when matters of in
terest to those connected with the
profession of law were discussed by
prominent local attorneys.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30

For the second year cost account
records with prunes and rice have
been kept in Colusa county and may
be obtained from the county farm
advisor.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30

The agricultural extension serv-
ice was instrumental in introducing
299 purebred bulls TO California in
1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30
YUMA PIONEER HURT
IN PHOENIX CRASH

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Jan. 80 U.P)-
Joseph Nugent. IA, of Yuma, was
reported in serious condition at
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-30

The Washington agricultural coll
lege has collected more than 1000
species of butterflies within the
state.
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LIVING ROOM SUITE, 5-piece, mahogany,
AS Kenyon st. NV. Columbia 5757-J
MOHAIR BED-DAVENPORT. walnut chest
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OFFICE, FURNITURE from ?. s. Govt
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ONE s85 CREDIT CHECK at KITS Piano
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Now Luvini would have succeeded had It not been
for the loyalty and affection Of young black boy
attached to Flora Hawkes. as her personal servant
The woman, notwithstanding the lengths to which
she would go in the satisfaction of her greed and
avarice, had some good traits One of them was
the kindness she had shown this ignorant black boy
and which was to return her great dividends The
attack on the stores of ivory had been timed for
this moonless night and all was in readiness
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When Esteban and Owasa failed to return as
they had promised to Flora Hawkes. camp, the
members of that party at length concluded that
the two had met with foul play. They decided to
proceed toward their goal, the camp of the Arab
ivory raiders. In place of the missing Owaza Flora
Luyini She could not have selected william.
But he knew the country and all went well until
the Adventures came within sight of the Arabs
tents and pitched their the deserts edge.
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Luvini and of the more intelligent blacks
knew that they we're encamped outside the Arabs
stronghold for the purpose Of stealing ivory. Now
Luyini had private plan Of his own. 1t consisted
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Flora planned. After that he would murder the
whites All except the girl, who Luvini desired 70
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the whites to be aided in killing the Arabs, then
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$50 am and 4:30 pm, any day this week
at the sales room Of
EDGAR NORRIS SALES CO.,
1875 18th st. NV.
Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-27

SIS per mo. Wonderful condition and any
demonstration WARRINGTON Motor Co., 2o35
nth NV. Pot 0O44.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-27

LINCOLN BROUGHAM SEDAN-sl50 down,
$50 per mo. Looks new: runs dne; good
tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co.
2035 nth NV. Pot. 0044