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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-02-12


evening last, at their home on
Cherry street.
Mrs. Edwin L. Haines is
spending some time with he1
mother, Mrs James Robley, in
Princeton, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bonner
and Mrs. Geist, of Philada.,
were Sunday visitors of Miss
Dorothy Bonner.
Miss Helen Shepherd has en-
tered Columbia University, New
York, where she is pursuing a
special course of study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fletcher
have moved from their farm at
Principle, to the Lucas bum
galow, south of Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Warren
were rendered a shower by a
number of their friends, at the
home of Mrs. Jennie w. Taylor,
on Walnut street, Friday eve
ming last.
Announcement has just been
made of the marriage of Miss
Myrtle Scotch, daughter of the
late Alexander M. Scotch, of
Elkton, to Robt. Walter Stamp,
of Baltimore, on Oct. II.
Thos. Palmer, son of Post
master and MRS. newton e.
Palmer, of Oxford, Pa, and
Miss Barbara Hindman, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Alice Hindman, of
Landenberg, were married in
Bel Air on Feb. /, and left for a
honeymoon trip to Florida.
Mrs. N. M. Foote, Of Newark,
del. announces the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Jessie
Teresa Foote, to Clifton Tenn
pleman Knots, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Knots, of Mar
shallton, Del. The wedding
took place at Elkton, Dec. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller f. Ma
graw, of Elkton, celebrated
tnelr golden wedding anniver-
sary on Tuesday evening, Feb.
z. mere were present four gen.
erations OF the family, father
and mother, daughter, grand
daughter and great grandson.
Mrs. Jane Peterson, OF Elkton,
who was one of the bridesmaids
at the wedding fifty years ago,
assisted in receiving the guests.
The play Dreams" will be
given by Fremont Grange in
Rising Sun Hall. on Monday
evening, Feb. Is, at 8 o'clock.
The play won fourth prize in
the contest at the Farm Pro-
ducts Show, in Harrisburg, Pa,
last week. 1t is given here for
benefit of the Grange and Mis-
sionary Society of Rising Sun
M. e. church.
The Presbyterian congrega-
ton of Yeadon, Pa, has called
Roswell Park Johnson, son of
DR.. andMrs. William Hallock
johnson, OF Lincoln University,
to become their pastor, sue
ceeding the late Or. William
Boyd. Mr.. Johnson graduates
from the Princeton Theological
Seminary in May and will be
ordained soon afterward.
Three weeks ago, Miss Ella
V. Townsend, who lives on the
Robert Fulton Highway, near
New Texas, Lancaster county,
had her poultry house robbed
of eleven chickens. Thursday
night the robbers returned and
carried off forty-four more
chickens. The chicken house
door was locked and entrance
was gained through window.
from which the thieves cut a
wire scren.
Arrangements have been
mace TO assign Deputy Collec-
tors Internal Revenue to COM
munitles throughout the Dis
trlct OF Maryland, for the pur-
pose OF assisting tax payers in
Ming income tax returns for
the calendar year 1881.
A Deputy Collector win be at
Perry Point on Feb. %, Port
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-02-12

Don't expect much of the
world, and you will be far less
unhappy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-02-12

A man who is always promis-
ing much is always forgetting
much.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-02-12
George w. Sollors

George w. Sollors died at
his home in Rising Sun on Feb,
9, after a long illness, aged 20
years. His funeral will be held
on Friday at 900 p. M, from
his late home, with interment
at Rose Bank cemetery.
He is survived by his widow,
a daughter, Mrs. Edw. Camp
bell, of Oxford, Pa, and grand
daughter, Marie Sollors, New
Castle, Pa. 4
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-02-12
Mrs. william r. McCommon

Mrs. william r. McCOmmOn
Mrs. Traces D. Uncommon,
wife of William R. Uncommon,
died at her home in Pittsburg,
Feb 2, after a long illness.
She was a daughter Of the
late Vernon Dickey, of Oxford,
Pa, and Sophie Mckay Dickey,
now of Wilmington, Del.
: Mrs. McCommon is survived
by her husband, a daughter,
Mrs. George Emerson, Of Pitts
burg, and three sisters: Mrs.
George D. Riale, Of Kennett
Square; Mrs. M. e. Founders,
Miss Helen Dickey, Whining
ton, and her mother. The body
was brought to Oxford for in
terment.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

parotionen io3uiogen bon Ser 8ilO=
flade peri6minoen i%ollten. 9as
fonnten biele umerifani d. G
i3eitungen unD Yerionen bod nic9t
qar5 oertrogen uno peroauenl Wean
gonnte oem oeuti6en r8arbar" Die
len 8orteil ni6t re6t.
Mit Dem oeuti6en llnterri6t in
Ben 8ereinigten Staaten min es audi
nidt redt poran. 9ie Serlagsbuf=
banolungen 6aben oariiber elm 2ieo
gu iingen: oeuti6e 2ebrbii6er britt
gen menig elm, 90 lie niGt in GENT
genoen Mengen perfauft meroen fon=
men. @s lit 5tpar better ais mGbreno
ser &riegs5eit, aber nit Dem fran-
5ofii6en uno ipanil6en unterriht
fam, 6eIonoers geraoe in ben unite
rem uno Mitteli6ulen, benin Anfangs-
unterridt, es ser oeuti6e nidt auf-
nebmen. Die oeuti6e Spro6e 1T
o6enorein i6ner, unO Die 9euti6ea
treiben feline Yropaganoa.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
GOncOrO Slnb Snmcnicftiun
Wtittel= uno @egefomitee

Sim oergangenen 9onnerstag, oeli
81. Sitli, fono ole 8eriammlung oes
Ifittel- unO @egefomitees ser 8a-
meniettiOn nm Sebern &iper, gpping
5oreit, itott. @ie IN porbergegonge-
ner N~usgobe oes y@ai6ingtoner
S%oilrnols~ angeiogt, trafen ii6 piele
Triootoutomobile an ser SEEM Yort
uno 6lorioa Ipenue, g. 6. @iinft-
lid II ltbr ert0nte oos 5ignol 5ur
Abfobrt nod Dem genannten Som-
merplab. Der oiesmalige @aitge.
Der NOR 6roit S'Gonnor uno mlB
man ibr beiolioeres Sob 5ufommcn
laiien. Obnobl Die @Gite ibren eige-
men n2un6" mit9ebroht batter, NOR
fitr einen guten &nffee olif DeiBge=
oeften Sii6en Gorge getrogen. Nad
einem 8lau0eritiin0den ergriff elm
ieoer ieinen 8aoeon5ug uno iu6te i'm
i60nen 6luiie nSepern", Ser 3iem=
li6 am 6ltBe oieies Sommerplabes
norbeifloB, einen fiiblen S6olier 5l
%genleben. Mltd bier befpabrt ltb Der
pltoeuti6e @eiang pieoer: ISM
@alo uno ouf Der Soioe, Oa bat iA
meme Sreu0e." 0o6 einem erfolg=
reid genommenen Babe p%eriammelte
man lib inter Sen nit friidem Grim
beiesten 8Gumen uno ging 3ur an
gemeinen &erIommlltng iiber. Clint
&c 8rnfte famen CUR 8elpred)lng
uno es ipltroe beldloiien, Die nGhite
&eriammlltng BEL 6rau Quia ab5li-
bolten. Gag, 9atlim uno 3uiommen-
funft miro nod eingeben0er in Ser
nGfiten Musgobe oieier 3eitung our
8efanntmadung gegeben. 9aroif
bertagte ii6 Die Geriommlitng. 90
es elm iebr i6oner un0 Ionniger Sag
ipor, fonnten nod einige Ybotogra-
pbien gettommen neroen nn0 gegen
5 ltbr obenos trennten ii6 oie @GIte.
@o6mols ber5li6en 0anf iei Srau
S'Gpnnor 5ugeipro6en fiir Die per-
le6ten Sturloen am Sepern Hiper.
$. @oeoe.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

neil iie ni6t einmaI fir sic einbeimi-
lden geoirftigen Gorge tragen fon,
ne, gel6peige Oenn fir 3u5iigler.
Anitd)ten elmer O%eittidlen 3eitmma.
9ie vbrutale @ertreibung0 ser So
msarmee oiirfte oo5u fiibren, 6ob
Serr Soober BEL ser fommen6en
Traiioentenfpobl gei6Iagen miro,
l9reibt Die ~3eitune om @ittag"
eoitoriea in einem artifel, betitelt
1Soobers @noe?" @a6oem militd=
ride MoBnobmen ergriffen moroen
tparen, petteiferten piele omerifoni-
l6e 3eitlngen, Oaraltf 5u bertpeiIen,
Dab Die Geteranen oie 0ffentlihe
Sronung gefabroeten. Sic bebal1p-
ten, bob Die meiiten Ser bertriebenen
Vfanner iiberbaupt gar feline 8etera=
men mGren, ionoern &ommuniiten
uno @r-3udtbdltsler. @i6tsoeIto-
tpeniger aber bat sic MoBnobme auf
Die 8ep0lferung einen ible6ten Gin
Druid gemabt, un6 in pielen 2unoes.
teilen miro geia9t, bob Die brutale
Gertreibnng Ser 8eteranen Dem 8rG=
iioenten Die @ieoermabl fo1ten mag"
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

tperoen BON Sen @inpanoerungsbe-
boroen feitgebalten, 25 anoere muir
ben per S6ub iiber Die @ren3e ge-
i6afft.
8rGiiOent Sooper erbieIt geitern
0odmittog bon $. 8. &ei9elOerfer,
8oriibenoer Ser 9iltriftsfommiiiion,
Elm S6reiben, in mel6em es beiBt,
ooB ale itdotii6en Sroinan5en, be-
ionoers iene, oie auf @ufrubr 8e5ug
boben, cur6gefiibrt merOen piiroen.
8olter SO. @aters, Sitbrer Der
8omusarmee, erflGrte, oaB er feline
3eit 5mii6en @aibington unO Sobns-
totpn, So, teilen tperOe; bort 1T elm
GROCER Sell Der pertriebenen Bonus
armee unterge6ra6t moroen. Sn
Dem Soeal @arf boben 500 8etera=
men ibr Eager aufgeidlugen; oie 2ell-
te iino ~feineSpegs entmutigt uub bo=
ben bei6loiien, iid mieOer gu organi-
lieren. Ser Mapor McGlosfeD be-
griiBte sic 8eteranen un0 peripra6,
fir lie 81 tun, mas in ieinen &rGften
itebe. Die @anoelsfammer uno Der
Soften ser american 2egion baben
aeqen oie SSnpalion Yroteit eingeleet,
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Die &eiIeseit nud Europa 1T Oa,
abcr 9entidlanO wirO %Oergeilen.

a6er 9entIdlanb mirb Oergefen.
IS lit iebt fir man6e @merifaner
oie iibli1e &eiie3eit na6 europa.
Wean iogt getpobnli6 europa, nibt
Sranfrei6 ODER england uno Sta
fen, am p~enigIten o9eutidlano"
Sir Sen 9ur6i6nitts =&merifoner
eriItiert 9eut6lano fir Geile-
3tpede ni6t. Sbne 9euti6zamerifa
ner uiir6e es nm Oie oeuti6en Gam
pferlinien pabri6einli6 i6limm be-
iteat iein. 9ie 9eutiben amerifas
(nidt aQeD benuben germ Die l6o-
men un0 por3iigli6en oeuti6en
0ompfer. Gin Spanier in @olbing-
ton, Ser i6on Is Sabre lang 1eoes
SSSabr 34r alten Seimat, Spanien,
f1hrt, nimmt lett menigen Sabren
nur sic oeuti6en Sinien ibis
6ranfrei6). 8arum2 Gr iogte, auT
oeutI6en 0ampfern lei eS am RENT
lifIten, oas @iien lei bas bette, uno
oeutide S6iffe ~geipabrten Die groBfe
Siherbeit. llno Dieler Spanier bat
@~rfobrung uno fennt iantllfe
S5eanltnien.
BUR &eiie5eit beipra6 nun IN Der
oroBen Soges5eitung r@penlng
5tar" (@aibington, 9. 81 Sarap
IS. 8onerman oorigen Samstag aud
sic nellen &eiIebii6er iiber europa.
9o maren fat iGmtlide 2dnOer eu=
ropos pertreten: oSbe Gaa Of eng-
Ion6.~ ODER uSere's Srelano", ooer
.56ronce from Sec TO Sea, ooer
Some NTH me through 6rance~,
ODER 0Sbe @aris tbut's not IN f0e
@uioe Boots, ooer r8ben pou go
IN Qpnoon" ODER n&tptera
9omns~ ODER yq[long TIE Bprenees"
o6er uS panifb Somns ono Eeop'
Ie1 ODER Some mitb me through
Stain" ober rSslunos Of the gte-
~Sitprroneon" uim. Aber eS tpar TEN
pinsioeg oeutf6es 8ud oarun-
teri 9m Gbein lit ndmlib ole @elf
ieit Sobren nit 8rettern 5ugenagelt.
Se,,ti6e iino-5mor ni6t offentlld
mehr ober i'm ItiQen-nod INNER et-
mas u8ar6aren~. Mton mertte pom
heimlidem, perborgenem, nnterornd-
tenn 0orurteil gegen 9entlde ploss
Iih mieoer etmas, ols fiir5li1 IN Salte
ionne perfiinoet purbe, Dab Die He-
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05

ltno's eebon is mir, ais N3aab uno
8lag'
llno 5 @iirit' uero'n fiiroer ale
Sag
llno 8 8irt nero'n oid, uno g 8ier
nero oiinn,
uno mennit in &ruag i6uuit, is mir
o'rinn.
uno s. 2eut' pero'n aa'peil mebr
uno mebr,
$50 nimmt ma slett s. &artoffel
Der?
nno 8 @enibbeit, oe' nero aamal
3 g'i6eit,
Ses tuat foa gltat, net NIT ser 3eit.
De g'i6euten 2eut balm meni' @liif
uno o 8elt is boiler Holitif,
IS is foo &ait mebr uno foa &uab,
limo na6 Benign Itinft's a ou3ua.
8ennit auBi gebit aus oeiner Stub'n,
6abrt 81 a &aoler umaOum,
8enn 81 foa &aoler nieoafabrt,
Mir1t bon a Mutl iiberfarrt?
Set is Der 8eg no balbet frei,
@anlt langer tpart'it, bait s. 2umpe-
rel,
Damn fliag'n mia s. Spaeen UNI
anano' =
9a fimmit net ourd, nit oein' Ser
ltano.
0ei alti, oe is 10 a I6o' ob'n,
9e bat 0ir a'miB on Sit a%ufg'bob'n.
Drum, Sias, iei g'i6eit, mad &ell
uno 2eio,
nno 5ias getroit in 8 gmigfeitl
Seeds brobe Mdnner lon'n 81 trog'n,
9e groBten @loden ner6en Dir 3og'n,
llno De 5euerpebr rltdt aus inn Selm
8ennit' runteri6auit, 10 freut's 81
Ielm.
uno / Jog Dir, penn Del 2ei6trunf is
go fpoaBt, oaB / 81 net bergiB',
0'rauf bat er eabm an @eibbrunn
ge6'n
uno bat nabm g'iagt: 8fiiat Soft
fiir's 2eb'n!
Huoolpb @ugsburger.
0hnnniert anf ms .Snnrnn[n
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Die 8onusarmee bot 5u eriitierer
oufgeb0rt; oeriprengte &eite II
SobnstoDn, $50.

0ie lebten iener Sruppen, oie nod
ser 8unoesbauptitaOt gerufen mur-
BEN, q I'M sen @rmeeoufrubr 81
oGmpfen, boben sic Staot berlaiien.
fSait unbemerft mrroe oas Snfante-
rie=8atoiaon, bos @a6tOienIt in Dem
Morfs 6elologer erridtet butte, in
elf @utolaitpagen nah ieiner @arni-
ion 5uriidbef0roert. 9ie 8oli5ei bat
Die &ontroqe in SdnOen.
9ie 8|onusarmee bat 81 eriltierer
oufgeb0rt. 9ie lebten geo65iigler,
meI6e ii9 in 0ffentli6en 8orfs ouf-
bielten, ipuroen SIT @aaren getrieber
uno iiber bic Staotgren5e ipeoiert.
&oli5eiinfpeftor .. &. 9apis, mel6er
SOP 8eteronen in Ben 8arfs sur
@oft5eit oniammeln lieB, erflGrte,
oaB er oas &elieltrei6en auf Setera=
men ni1t cher einiteGen meroe, als
bis ser lebte 8onusarmeepeteran Die
Staot perlaiien babe.
Sie6en pero66tige &ommunilten
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Sias, abi6ie6t Oum eebenl
(glltbapriid)

Ser Sias is alt uno i6pa6 unO frant
ltno iibt auf ieiner Sfa6anf,
81 moae's @alstu6 Inn iein &ropf,
4n olte Hel5bauben auf m &opf.
@n Steda bolt er in Der Sano,
Als moqt' er fort5iag'n aus m 2ano
Ser 8aoer bat lei 3ung' betra6t'
l1no a beoenfli9's @'ii6t orauf g..
ma6tl
8olo miiien's s. 2eut, iein Sreun(
Yeter fimmt,
9omit er bon eabm Ibi6ieo nimmt.
@r lit fei' better &amerao,
Ser on i1oa adt5ig am 9ufel bat.
Ser 9eter iagt: % Sias, iei s'ideit
an ieoem timmt amol iei' 3eit,
lin menn ma aaes ~5iamma5ablt
@as bat ma oenn auf oera @elt. "
$ miro aIles teurer, mas ma bral1t,
81 8feif' 9abaf, menn oara rau6t.
llno g S6nefelbol5 uno Der Brill,
@enn mo iein S6mal3ler idnupfo
piQ.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
@Om s6nBmann gum
9erbD.g ieger.

Ser Sieg in Dem berii6mteIten
englii6en &enen, Dem 9erbp, 1T elm
Sroam, Ser io3uiaget 5u Sen natio-
nalen Soealen Oes @ngldnoers ge-
bort. @er itd nod Sen 2urus oieies
teueriten un0 risfanteiten Sports,
nGmli6 Sen 6es &ennltall-g eIibers,
in ENGLAND leiIten fam, Oeiien groB-
te SebnIudt beitebt 0arin, nit einem
Ieiner 8feroe oas 9erbp 81 gepin-
men. gS bat i6merreide Serbs gege-
ben, sic ibr gan8es 2eben lang Der.
gebli6 Inn oieien 8reis %gerungen
baden, nno elm 10 Observation-Disclosures
@erebrer oeS Surfs, mie Ser u%erItor-
bene ,&riminal-S driftIteller Cigar
@aqace, bat Milionen Oieiem Chr.
geis geopfert, obne i'm gu befrieot-
gen.
@ber Sen Seiuen gibt es Der Serr
i'm S9lafe, uno eiR @liidspil5 fann
beim eriten @erIu6 poabringen, mas
an0eren ME eelingt. 9ieier Sail lit
beim oiesiGbrigen 9erbp eingetreten.
Ser S9auipieler unO &ino-&egiiieur
Som 8aQs bat i'm Sitter bon 40
Sobren nit Dem erIten 8fer0e, oas
er beim 9erbp laufen lieB, iofort ben
bo6iten 2orbeer gepfliidt, uno iein
STEINER Ser 5. 4pril" bot ale So
poriten, allf Oie bic groBten 8etten
abgei1lo1len puroen, in BEN S6at-
ten geiteat.
9ie aoufbobn BON @ous lit ems
iener freunolid)en Mdr6en, oie auG
in unierer 10 triiben 3eit oas S6id-
Ial nod bismeilen perpaBt, I'M urs
ni6t gang Sen @laubel. an Oos
@liid gu nebmen. @ans lit iGon
als &nabe elm GROCER 8feroe-2ie6ba-
Der gepeIen, aber menn er IN iei-
ner arf bem 2anoe berbra6ten SUI
gen0 itols ouf Dem 8iiden irgenO
zines &oiies iaB, bat er ii6 bod
ni6t traumen laIien, oaB er ielbit
einmal cole &enner letn @igen nen-
men neroe. @r muroe S6uBmanrl,
gab aber 0ie &offnung, als WeeiIter-
9eteftip &ubm au erfangen, balO
auf, mari Selm unb Stof entidloi-
fen bon ii9 uno ging als S6aulpie-
Ter 81 elmer berltmreiienOen Sruppe.
Som @aQs muroe raid Elm be-
1iebter 8iibnenoariteaer, uno als Die
Silminouitrie groBere Moglidfeiten
BOZ, oa man0te er it6 ibr 81 uno lit
beute cine Der berporragenoiten Ser
i6nlidfeiten i'm britiiden &inoreid,
Elm Weilter Ser &egie, ser Dobl Die
meiiten erfolgreiben Slime in eng.
lanO geOrebt bat. Nun per0iente er
piel @elo uno fonnte ieinen grob-
ten @uni6 pernirflihen, inoem er
ii6 einen fleinen &ennitaQ anlegte.
Gr bat babel oenielben iidern Bid
uno Die CUTE 8itterung bemieien,
Die er 10 oft bel Der Auslpabl bon
Salenten an Ben Sag gelegt bat.
80 sriff er II. a. ben l%angobrigen,
i6euen uno bodisen giniabrigen
Scr 5. glpril" beraus uno iorgte
perionlid fir elm portrefflides 2rai-
ming. Ser pielbeidaftigte Mann er.
bob ii6 ieOen Sag 5u friibeiter Mor-
genitunoe, nm Die 8erpegung ieiner
&ennpferoe ielbit 8u beaufiidtigen,
uno Inn Mittog lab er in ieinem
9onooner giiro, I'M lid bis gum
fpGten abeno ieinen @eiddften 81
Wiomen. Sem 9erbp-S ieg, Der ibm
&ubm unO &eidtum einbringt, mar
alio pobl peroient.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Mdltsin Sabre oft nnb aeinnb.

SEER Muguit Slun0t aus NiDer-
ton, Nebr., idreibt: SD oenfe, id
babe es Sorni's Mlpenfr1liter 81
peroanfen, BOB id mein adt3igites
Sabr in gutter @%eiunobeit errei6t
babe, benn es bat mir INNER mie-
Ser allf oie 8eine gebolfen.~ 9ieIes
ooraiigli6e &rGltermittel lit beion-
oers gut fir 2eitte porgeidrittenen
differs, oenn es it1rft Die MagertG-
tigfeit, perbeiiert Die @eroauung uno
reguliert BEN Stublgang. @s miro
nilr our9 beionoere, BON Or. 8eter
Sabrnep & Sons 60, Chicago,
81, ernannte 2ofalagenten geliefert.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
21t nermieten

S6ones mobliertes 3immer nit
alien 8~equemli6feiten on Serrn
ODER Dame.
1733-2Ote StroBe, g. So, @pt.
Scr. As.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-05
Sentider Neutrality-suspicious.
9iitrift 3r. 100

Snfulse &ranfbeit bes langiab-
rigem Gefretars, 8rnber Midel
9iet, unrDcn bic 8eidGfte bes
ScfretGrs Srnber Gmil 6 ran +,
434 6 Strafe, q. @., iibertrasen.
8eitrGge iinS an Serrn 9rank
at entri6ten.
@~criammlnngen iino ieben 4.
9ienstag i'm Mpnat in Nr. 1920
s Strake, q. 6.
Subn @rcblein, GraTOent.
Evening star., 1932-12-04
TRAFFIC VICTIMS
INCLUDE Z GIRLS
Nine Other Persons Injured
in Accidents in and
Near City.

Eleven persons, two of them children,
were injured in traffic mishaps in and
near the Districs, yesterday and last
night.
Ruth Warner, years old, of 411R
G street, was knocked down in front
of her home when she chased a ball
directly in the path of an automobile
operated by Henry E. Austin. 73. Of
1910 I street
Terry Jo Maiden, years old, of 1245
North Capitol street, received her in
jurieS when she ran into the siCe Of
an automobile operated by Lester Smith
Of 612 A street southeast, at the inter-
section of New York avenue and North
Capitol street
Both children were taken to Emer-
gency Hospital, treated and sent home.
Auto Crashes Into Pole
A man who gave the name of John
Marshall, jr., of New York City, was
seriously injured last night when the
automobile he was driving left the road
en- a curve near Lanham, Md, on the
Defense Highway and crashed into a
telegraph pole.
A taxicab, driven by Edward c. Ham
merly of Lanham, brought Marshall to
Casualty Hospital, where he was found
to have sustained lacerated scalp, face
and right side and wounds on the legs
and hands.
Truck Strikes Abutment.
John ~ Miller, Al, of 4122 Seventh
street, was critically injured yesterday
when the bakery truck he was driving
struck a bridge abutment at Oxon HILL
Md Miller was brought to Providence
Hospital by a passing motorist. He
was found to have sustained possible
fractured back and other injuries.
Mrs. Mary H. Dickens, 1924 Seven
teenth street, was treated at Sibley Hos
pital for contusions to the back, re-
ceived when struck by an automobile
at North Capitol street and Massa-
chusetts avenue, last night. Thomas
w. Babbitt, 25, of the 1900 block of
North Capitol street, was the driver of
the car, police said.
A number of other persons were
slightly injured in traffic mishaps
Richard Weigle, 81, of 1892 Thirteenth
street, was treated at Emergency Hos
pital for minor injuries received in a
collision at Seventh and o streets.
Among others injured were Ethel Eek
loft, 3S, 1900 block of Eighth street,
who received cuts on the head when
an automobile turned over after a COL
lision at Twelfth and R streets; Lewis
c. Musick, 90, 5000 block of Chevy
Chase Parkway, who received cuts on
the head when in an automobile COL
lision at Sixth and N streets; B. Irene
Greenbaugh, 80, Takoma Park. Md,
treated at Emergency Hospital for in
juries received in collision at Twelfth
and N streets; Harry Goode, %, Ber-
wyn, who received head injuries in a
collision at Tenth street and Rhode
Island avenue, and May Graham. %,
1000 Virginia avenue southwest, injured
in a collision at New York and New
Jersey avenues.
Evening star., 1932-12-04
SPARE TIRE SIGNS
LEAD TO ARRESTS
Police Plan Test Cases on Ad-
vertisements on Taxis
and Private Autos.

Arresting three taxicab drivers for
carrying advertisements on the spare
tires on the rear of their cabs, police
yesterday launched a move to enforce
that section of the District sign regula-
tions forbidding advertisements on
motor vehicles. 1t was indicated these
would be test cases.
The drivers arrested were Roy c. Nc
Gee, 27, of Anacostia Station; r. C..
Adams, Is, of the $500 block of Seventh
street, and Paul w. Baker, "a, of the
900 block of K street. All were booked
at the Traffic Bureau in the Police
set at $40.
The signs displayed on the spare
tires were advertisements for a place
at which to dine and dance and for q
downtown motion picture house.
Capt. Milton D. Smith of the Traffic
Bureau said test cases would be made
out, but indicated that no wholesale
arrests will be made until the court has
taken action on those already under ar
rest. In the event convictions are Sc
cured additional arrests will be made, he
indicated, with view to strict enforce
ment of the egulation-contained in
section 3 of the sign regulations.
Yesterdays arrests were made after
Thomas F. Roche, inspector from the
Building Inspectors Office, in charge
of enforcement of sign regulations, had
requested Capt. Smith to name a police
officer from the Traffic Bureau to serve
with him in the enforcement of the
regulation, Capt. Smith said. Sergt.
w. j. Cunningham was named to CO.
operate with Mr. Roche.
The enforcement of the regulation
also is expected to be extended to
privately owned motor cars.
The regulation, it is pointed out, re-
stricts the use of advertising on auto
mobiles to that of advertising the par
ticular company by which the motor
vehicle is used or owned.
Evening star., 1932-12-04
TRAFFIC CASES DELAYED
WHILE MARCHERS STAY
Policemen to Avoid Courts During
Period Hunger Visitors Are
in Capital.

The coming Of the hunger marchers
will give Washington traffic violators a
break, for week at least.
To avoid having traffic officers In
court. Maj. Ernest w. Brown, superin-
tendent of police, last night issued a
special order directing the postponement
of traffic cases for week.
The order, sent to all commanding
officers, read:
You will direct members of your
command that there will be no pre-
liminary hearings in auto accident cases
during the week beginning December 4,
1882, and that the officers giving out
traffic tickets will arrange for the cases
to be heard the following week, or the
week beginning December II, SO that
only cases where collateral has been
put up or the defendant locked up will
be heard during the week of Decem-
ber f."
Evening star., 1932-12-04
Drivers Maneuver
To Leave Parking
Place Causes Crash
''Boot'' Given by Autoist
Sends Machine Into
Store Window.

It's against the law anyway, but
the next time you undertake to boot"
backward or forward an automobile
that's parked so closely to your own that
you cannot maneuver away from the
curb be sure the other fellow switched
off his ignition and left his car out of
gear
If you don't you might get the sur
prise of your life, just like the driver
Of a small coupe who had parked on
Fourteenth street ncrth of K street last
night. When he went to drive away
from his parking place he saw he was
too closely hemmed in by another small
coupe bearing Maryland tags issued to
John Wexford of 1436 Morling avenue,
Baltimore.
The District motorist simply gave the
Maryland car boot" and the latter
burst into life and dashed backward
across an alley and into the plate
glass window Of Piggly Wiggly store
at 1910 Fourteenth street None of the
clerks in the store, who at the time were
checking their days receipts, was in
jured
The District coupe hastened way, but
its license number was taken by wit
nesses and police were hunting it late
last night. The Maryland machine was
taken in tow by police to await its
owner.