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Evening star., 1932-07-11
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington Theaters.

Miss Young and Mr.. Brent will be
seen together for the first time on
any stage when they come under the
Earle Theater's spotlight Friday.
They not only have not appeared
elsewhere in their intended skit, but
they have not as yet even rehearSed
it. Two days will be allotted them
to brush up on their business" At
this moment they are making an air
journey from Hollywood to New
York. On Wednesday they will fly
from New York to Washington. On
Friday they make their bow in this
enigmatic skit, which at the moment
is nameless.
But three cities will welcome this
young and engaging couple before
said couple flies back to Hollywood
for further picture work. Washing
ton has the benefit of the debut
Miss Young has recently received
warm appreciation from her large
public in Washington for her work
in such films as Week End Mar
riage," "I Like Your Nerve" PLAY
Girl" and other films. Mr.. Brent
appeared in the first OF these pic
lures with Miss Young. He also re-
Gently was eminently successful in
stage appearance at the Paramount
Theater in New York.
Mr.. Brent is also said to be await
ing the arrival of Miss Ruth Chat
terton from Europe with more than
casual interest.
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TENNESSEE LEADER DIES
Thomas N. Greer, 81, Was Close
Friend of Gov. Henry Horton.

SHELBYVILLE, Tenn, July II (F).-
Thomas N. Greer, 81. for years
dominant figure in Tennessee politics
and close friend and adviser of Gov.
Henry H. Horton, died at his home here
yesterday after lingering illness.
At one time Mr.. Greer was president
and general counsel for the Southern
Cities Power Co.. later acquired by the
Tennessee Electric Power Co., and for
a number Of years was director of
the Nashville, Chattanooga and ST.
Louis Railway.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
HAVANA CHIEF DEMANDS
DRIVE AGAINST TERRORISM
No Trace Found of Five Who Kill
ed Capt. Calvo, Head of
City's Secret Police.

Ey tho Associated Press.
HAVANA. Cuba. July IA vigorous
campaign against terrorism was de-
manded by Rafael Carrera, chief Of the
national police, yesterday in an Grafton
Al the funeral of Capt. Miguel Calvo
and two other policemen who were
acsassinated Saturday.
No trace had been found Of the five
aSsailants who killed Capt. Calvo, head
Of CubaS Secret Police, and his COM
panions while they were riding in an
automobile in one of Havana's main
streets. Capt. Calvo had been particu-
larry active in uncovering conspiracies
against the government of President
Machado.
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ReIoads MethocicaIIy.

10. tried to intercede, the farmer at
tempted to use a pistol, but it would
not f1re, and he obtained the shotgun.
Reloads MethocicalIy.
Methodically reloading the weapon
after each killing, he shot Stephen
and George and his wife, Mrs. Joseph
Hannack, 43.
Neighbors rescued q sister law,
Mrs. George Hannack, 81, but she mar
rowly escaped death when the crazed
man fired shot at the automobile in
which they took her away After a
futile chase of the car, he ended his
own life.
Coroner Bolka said he was told the
Hannacks had quarreled frequently, and
that Joseph Hannack several times had
threatened to kill his wife.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
ANCIENT MIZPAH'S SEAL
IS FOUND BY SCIENTIST

BERKELEY, Calf (P).-As a mes
sage to the graduating class of the
Pacific School of Religion. DR.. William
F. Bade. director, cabled from Ra-
mallah. Palestine. that he had found
tho seal of the ancient city of Mizpah.
d.. Bade began his excavations at
Tell-en-Nasbeh in 1926 and his pres
ent is his fourth expedition of biblical
research. This Summers work will
complete his program.
Fifteen tombs and palace In
Mizpah are being excavated DR.. Bade's
discovery of Mizpah. in 1926, was called
one of the important finds of recent
times and has given scientists the key
to the ancient civilization Of the Hit
titeS
Evening star., 1932-07-11

We LIVE in a fast-moving
age. We work harder l.. play harder
.. travel quicker. And we smoke
more cigarettes.
But there's this about it: They have
got to be milder today. In this high
pressure age, smokers don't like
strong cigarettes.
About four miles of warehouses are
filled with mild, ripe, Domestic tobac-
cos, stored away to age for two years
to make them mild and mellow for
CHESTERFIELD Cigarettes.
To make sure that CHESTERFIELD
is milder cigarette, the greater part
of 90 million dollars is invested in the
tobaccos used in CHESTERFIELD
These tobaccos are "Cross-Blended."
This "Welding" Together-or
"Cross -Blending" "-permits every
kind of tobacco used in the CHESTER.
FIELD blend to partake of the best
qualities of every other type. It's the
same principle that Burbank used in
crossing different fruits to make still
better fruit.
CHESTERFIELDS are milder 80.
never harsh D.. and that's why, in
this high-pressure age, more smokers,
men and women, are changing to
CHESTERFIELDS every day.
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loretta Young and Brent
To Appear Here in Person.

A N important announcement
~ comes from the offices OF
II Warmers Earle Theater to-
4 \ day. Loretta Young, Warner
Bros and First Nationals
handsome and talented young
leading woman, and George Brent,
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PHIL LADELPH1AN COMMITS
SUICIDE IN BALTIMORE
4O-Year-Old Man Leaves Orders
Not to Be Disturbed, Then
Shoots Self in Head.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 11.-A 40-year-old
man who registered in big downtown
hotel here Saturday under the name OF
Robert Meskin of Philadelphia was
found dead in his room yesterday by
the house detective. There was pistol
wound in the head and the coroner
gave a suicide verdict.
He had left instructions that he was
mot to be disturbed" but last night
after the maid had made several un-
successful attempts to enter the room
the matter was reported to the hotel
authorities and the detective was sent
to the room.
The man was lying on the floor
partly dressed.
Nearly l4O.000.000 tons OF coal were
burned in England in the last II
months
Evening star., 1932-07-11

VINO, accOroulg
to fe m l n / n e
+ a ms, is the
nearest replica
to v a ! e n t ino
this decade has
produced, W i'll
be seen together
in p er so n on
the stage of the
Earle Theater,
starting Friday
of this week.
This unexpect-
ed W ord OF
cheer Is due to
a sudden shift
of plans of va
rious and sum
dry perSo S,
;rol,,di,,u Mr.
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CRAzED MAN KILLS
THREE AND HIMSELF
Shoots Down Wife, Brother
and Nephew After Farm
Quarrel.

BY the Associated Press.
MISHAWAKA, Ind, July 11.-Joseph
Hannack, 45-year-old farmer. ended a
quarrel with a single-barreled shotgun
at his home east Of here yesterday, and
when the firing ceased four persons, in
Guiding Hannack himself, lay dead.
Only one of the five adults in the house
hold survived.
Evening star., 1932-07-11

Bert Lytell. who was booked for
weeks engagement at this theater.
Mr.. Lytell, it seems, is going else
where-and has thus left vacant a
niche which Messrs. Warner Broth
ers were able to fill with unusual
and gratifying alacrity.
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Served in Austrian Army.

Hannack, said to have served in the
Austrian Army during the World War,
shot down his wife, his brother and his
nephew from behind as they tried
futilely to escape his accurate fire be-
fore turning the gun on himself.
DR.. B. j. Bolka, st. Joseph County
coroner. said he was told Hannack be-
came crazed with anger during an argu
ment with the brother. George Han
mack, SO, over responsibility for an acci-
dent to farm wagon.
When the nephew, Stephen Hannack,
Evening star., 1932-07-11

More than 10000 newspapers, weigh
ing 900 tons, were moved recently from
the British Museum in London to the
repository at Hendcn.
Evening star., 1932-07-11
URGES INSECT STATUE
Queensland Premier Memorial to
Cactus Destroyer.

BRISBANE, Australia R.-Premier
Moore of Queensland proposes in all
seriousness to erect a statue to "cacto-
blastus," an insect which destroys the
cactus and prickly pear.
Cactus was spreading over millions of
rich acres when the insect was i'm
ported. Now farmers are returning to
lands which the plants made unfit for
crops.
THE 'cactoblastus' is the savior of
our state" says Moore.
Evening star., 1932-07-11

For diving 80 feet from bridge and
rescuing a dog, Edward Allen Of Cathay,
England, has been awarded a National
Canine Defense Leagues medal
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TOY Gun BANDIT
HELD BACKWARD
Shortridge Girl Is Examined
by PSyChiatriSt.

Miss Vera Wood, II, Shortridge
high school girl and toy gun bandit
suspect, is a social outcast" and
a failure in her studies, Juvenile
Judge John F. Geckler was told
today.
Other findings that the girl has
few interests but is adept at draw
ing we're included in report If
Mrs. Leona Frankfort, juvenile
court Investigator, to Geckler.
Geckler said Miss Wood will be
ordered placed in the city hospital
psychopathic ward Wednesday. Her
trial on charges of drunkenness and
delinquency was scheduled for
Thursday.
Geckler last week ordered the
mental examination made by Dr..
Murray De Almond, psychiatrist,
after the girls case had been trans
ferred from the court of Municipal
Judge William H. Sheaffer.
Mrs. Frankfort reported her find
ings after being ordered to ques-
ton the girl at her home. The ~e-
port stated Miss Wood read much,
but had failed in all her studies,
except drawing. She is a sopho-
more, but should have been a senior,
Mrs. Frankfort reported.
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FRANCE TO PAY
BRAND TRIBUTE
AS STATESMAN
Called Her Greatest Since
RiCheIieu; Pomp to
Mark Rites.
BY RALPH HEINZEN
United Press STAFF Correspondent

PARIS, March 8.-France will
honor Aristide BRAND in the most
brilliant and pompous of state
funerals, such as accorded national
military heroes-then the veteran
man Of peace viii be buried among
the peasants in a rustic village
cemetery overlooking the peaceful
valley Of the Eure river.
Messages expressing the SYM
pathy Of the world poured into the
foreign Office on the passing Mon
day Of the greatest French states
man since Richelieu and one of
the greatest peace makers of all
time.
Diplomats and commoners stood
in line for hours to pass into the
tiny bedroom, and view the enact
ated figure and the famous shaggy
head of the man who sought to
make war impossible.
BRAND will be given a state flu
neral, such as that accorded Mar
shals Foch and Joffre and other he
roes, which means the utmost pomp
ana military display.
Brands family agreed to the
funeral at the governments insist
ence, although they had desired a
simple burial more in keeping with
Brands life of peace.
Brands body will be taken to
the foreign Office Thursday. The
public will be allowed to file past
the coffin.
On Saturday morning the body
will be placed in the courtyard at
the foreign Office. There BRAND
will be saluted by the diplomatic
corps and members of the senate
and chamber and eulogized by Pre-
mier Andre Tardieu.
The body will be placed in a
vault at the Passy cemetery in Paris
until burial place is prepared at
Cocherel, where BRAND lived as a
farmer whenever he could leave af-
fairs of state.
BRAND bought a former parson-
age adjoining the cemetery in 1908
and maintained the cemetery at his
own expense because he always in
tended to be buried there.
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Deaths

Chester ofutt 49, 500 North west.
Grace Day, 49, fremont Hotel cerebro
spnalmeningitiS.
Lewis Hartman Doughty rs $3.50 West
Fifteenth, acute myocarditiS.
Marie S. Cochran 10, 722 Lexington,
lobar pneumonia.
David Henry Griffin. So 1882 Dawson.
acute dilatation Of heart.
Jennie Haynes, 70. 81 LeGrande. in
Anton schuster, "A, 1917 South Talbot,
Belle Craighead. IS $50 North California,
arterio scleroSiS.
Alice May Wire 81. Methodist hospital.
John S. Wilson, Ga, St. vincsnt's hos
Waiter Carlton Young. Sc IS South
Florence Mary Pugh &c, St. vincents
Anna Harnischfeger 40. 245 North
Tacoma. bronchial pneumonia.
Anna STRIP. rs. 2o07 North Capitol,
'n isaac Barbcr Il, city hospital, car
Homer J. Brown. rs. Christian hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
William T Breneman. 5Ss l249 Lawrence,
John Sherman Modlin, So, Methodist
hospital, appendicitis.
Mary Amelia Whiting 95 1929 North
sanait.orium a15tic ane ~ 1oso Ash,.rd
chronic myoearditis
chronic myocarditis.
joseph Eugene lgseI.. Wood, So Norway
Fannie Neumeister 81. Methodist hos
pital. bronchial pneumonia.
Joseph Pemberton Lively, 66, 20l5 South
Cecilia Mitchell. IS city hospital. car
cfnoma
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Tie Rev Elmer Jackson, 10. of Charles
Hoiiopeter, 20, of 800 East Twenty-ffth
Othniel ]. Banner, %, of 81 North Ro-
herd, 10, of 1914 Shelby street. house
Roy A. Parker, %, of 1886 Roosevelt
avenue, elevator operator and Mary G.
Clayton 10, of 1886 Tallman avenue,
Marshall M Benehel, 81. of 42s Virginia
avenue, machinist. and Anna M. Brisbin,
George W. Seck, Sc, Des Moines Ia,
manufacturer, and Lucretia M. Hough, So
William A. Hayes Jr.. 25. of 1857 suther-
land avenue, salesman. and Margaretha
Droener, "a of 4553 Guiford avenue.
Quincy A. Record, 81 of 1853 Stuart
street. police officer and La Vonne Hun
err, IS, Of 1859 Stuart street, stenographer
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
S. v Romer. 1O6 South Meridian street
Ford coach, 5l-l53 1882, from l40 South
Meridian street.
Afford Knouf. 2O49 North Meridian
street. Ford coupe, stripped of four wheels
found at Sangster avenue and Twenty
fourth street.
Earl Behrens. Detroit, Mich, Plymouth
sedan. wrecked. found in front of 432 East
F. B. Sanderson. 1888 North Meridian
street. Apartment IL. Chevrolet delivery
truck. found at l744 North Illinois street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

HARNISCHFEGER, ANNA-Beloved wife of
William Harnischfeger and mother OF
Carl A. passed away Sunday, March 8,
at residence. 245 N. Tacoma ave. Funeral
Wednesday, March 9, $3.50 a. m, at resi-
sence. Services st. Philip Neri church.
a. m. Interment st. JosephS ceme
terry. Friends invited.
HAYNES, JENNIE-Age 70 years. Saturday
1880 p. m, mother of Mrs. LYDIA VAN
zandt Mrs. Nellie Brickley. Funeral
from home of granddaughter, Mrs. JOS
eph Ye.ter, 81 La Grande, wednesday,
p. m Burial Crown Hill.
HEINRICH, GEORGE-Passed away at his
residence at Oaklandon, Ind Monday,
March 7. age 65 years. Funeral will he
held at the VALID FUNERAL HOME.
1922 Union St. Wednesday afternoon,
Msrch 9. at 1850 o'clock. Burial Crown
Hill cemetery. Friends invited.
PUGH. FLORENCE M.-tnee Johnsonl Be
loved wife of Charles G.. Pugh of 1925 Z.
l0th St. passed away Sunday. March 6.
Funeral Wednesday. March 9. at $50
a. m, at FINN BROS FUNERAL
HOME. 1889 N. Meridian. Services SIS.
Peter and Paul cathedral. a NJ. Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
vited
SCHUSTER. ANTON-Of 1917 s. Talbot.
husband Of Mary SchuSter. father of
Ernest j.. J. Henry and Theodore SchuS-
ter. Mrs. Maude Corydon. Mrs. Esther
Blakely and Mrs. Helen PeterSeim. age
5s years, Monday, a. m. Funeral notice
4dtCks
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Police officer Put On Pension

Patrolman Albert Stoddard was
placed on pension today by the
board of safety on recommendation
of Police Chief Mike Morrissey.
The board approved the chiefs
recommendation that traffic signal
be placed at College avenue and
Tenth street.
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QUIZ NEW 'BLUEBEARD'
Austrian Butcher Claims to Have
Killed IL Women in 20 Years.

BIZ United Press
VIENNA, March 8.-Police in
vestigated the story of a new "Blue-
beard" today, a butcher of Linz,
who said he had murdered eleven
women in the Linz neighborhood in
the past twenty years.
The butcher, Franz Leithgoeb, as
was arrested in connection with the
murder and robbery of Louise
Jank, wife of a Linz architect.
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Births


George and Helen Williams, SAT North
Melvin and Marie Glassburn, 27SS Sta
Mic and Stella George, TAO West New
Ralph and Bessie McElfresh, 1923 Lud-
Homer and Enie Danford, 422 West Nc
Carly.
Leo and Dorothy Nolan. $50 West Pearl.
Terrell and Anna Moore 906 Warren.
Charles and May Noble. 449 South Key
stone.
Albert and Gladys Cough city hospital.
Earl and Della Barlon. city hospital.
Edgar and Dorothy Campbell, city hos
Andrew and Mildred Antrobus city hos
pital.
Earl and Emma Lawrence, city hospital.
Maurice and opal Mimler, city hospital.
Henry and Shirley Butler. city hospital.
Emmett and Nina Smith. city hospital.
Gurnie and Sarah Handy. 430 Christian.
Pearl and Helen Arndt. ITO Naomi.
Girls
Alfred and Grace Cooper, 1912 West
Phillip and Thelma Hawkins, II South
Harold and Ester McGlasham. 2O19 North
Leo and Bell Wilson. 1887 South Shelf
field.
Miles and Bracey Carter. city hospital
Walter and Edna Green. city hospital
Earl and Josephine Wright. city hospital
Rose and Mary Clancy, city hospital.
Twins
Lindsay and Bell Dawson, 9l6 Chadwick
how and girl
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to-
street. Ford coupe 104-597 1882. from in
front of 1880 North New Jersey street
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LEGALS
Legal Auctions and Sales

WE will sell at Pubic Auction one Whip
pet truck. 1928 model, motor number
96236465, serial number 233657, for stor-
age charges amounting to S25, at 10
COL EMAN 1922 N. Keystone.
We will sell at Public Auction. one
Nash coupe, 1925 model. motor number
l44l06, for storage charges amounting to
S24 at 10 a. m, Friday March IS. 1882.
FAIR DEAL AUTO REPAIR.
1888 Ogden st.
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a Suburban and Farms

so ACRES-22 miles on State Rd. "a. W.
B. GROOVER. 1162 King Ave.
200 ACRES-NorthWe miles: houses,
30 stall dairv barn. Ia. 1880.
100 ACREaShady country home wear
around. running water. st. Rd. SO. cash
rent. Hu. 54o5.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
| Death Notices

DtdIH NUIICtS
STEIN, MRS. BERTHA KUHN-Widow of
Theodore Stein Sr passed away Monday
a. m. at her residence, 432 E. Fall Greek
blvd. Services at THE FLANNER g.
BUCHANAN MORTUARY, rs w. Fall
Greek blvd, Wednesday, 2 p. m.
Friends invited Burial Crown Hill.
THOMAS, ]. manufactured husband of
MIS-: M. Emma Miles Thomas, father
OF j. Albert M and j. Harry Thomas
KIRBY OHM MORTUARY, 1901 N
Meridian Wednesday to 4 and to 8
?. m. Funeral notice later.
TUMEY, SUSAN R.-Beloved wife of An
drew T. Tumey mother of Mrs M @.
Keeney of Pittsboro Ind, Mrs. Charles
Fisher and Harry Tumey of Indianap-
oils passed away at the home, SIS w.
Morris. ST., Tuesday. March 8. Funeral
Thursday March 10, Z p. m. at the
above address. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill
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7-B Paperhanging and Painting
HELP WANTED

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cash bond before securing information
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REFRIGERATORS- cost price on
vide selection. Buy now for spring.
POLAR ICE & FUEL co.
1000 Northwestern.
SEWING machines repaired; needles. parts
and supplies for all makes. Ir. 200s.
SPECIAL PRICE-This month on sewing
machines repaired: White Co, RI 4755.
Watch for the opening of the House
Beautiful 371O N. Meridian st.
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CORNER storeroom. isx35, with meat
market and grocery fixtures; water paid.
$40. 902 w. Michigan. Ri. 1881.
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IS Factory, Office and Desk Space

DIST. W: 75O-wiu remodel for business
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1901 N. ILLINOIS ST.
Furnished apartments by the day, week
or month. Frtgidaire and all utilities
furnished. Ia. 500.
COLORED-North. W. 900: La Verne: q
rrn.. bath. s4.3s: 1-rm.. bath, s2.75. hit.
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SIX LOSE LIVES IN
HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS
Scores of Others Injured in
Indiana.

Christmas holiday accidents in In
diana brought death to six persons
and injuries to score of others.
At Petersburg Miss Imogene Davis,
l6, was burned fatally when her
clothing became ignited from an
open hearth fire. In another Peters
burg home, Jewell Evans, 13, was
burned severely when fire destroyed
her clothing
John Gardner, 70, Newburg, was
killed by hit-run auto Daniel
Kahn, IS, died in a Lafayette hos
pital after being hit by a car.
Mrs. Mary E. Judson, SO, and her
brother, William D. Hane, Ct, New
Discovery, were killed instantly
when their automobile was struck
by a train at Coal Bluff.
Mrs. Minnie Long, Sc, received
fatal injuries here while on her way
to attend Christmas eve mass.
Four men were injured Monday
night when their car crashed into
a locomotive at Bloomington. They
are Hiram Baird, "a, Bloomington,
Tullis and Charles Baird, his broth
ers, Linton, and Clarence Hatcher,
Bloomington