davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-07-18
25 MARRIAGES TO / DIVORCE
OCCUR IN DISTRICT DURING YEAR
5,3l6 Couples United Here in 1881, 80 Less
Than 1880 Total, According to
Survey by Census Bureau.

States during 1881. as compared with
1,128,572 in 1880. These figures repre-
sent a decrease of 68,477, or 81 per
cent. There was decrease OF 8!4 per
cent from 1929 to 1880.
During 1881 there were 183,695 d.
vorces granted throughout the country
as compared with 1881 in 1880, rep
resenting a decrease of 1896, or Al
per cent, as against a decrease OF 4.9
per cent from 1929 to 1880. There
were 4,338 marriages annuled IN 1881,
as compared with 4,370 in 1880. Only
four of these occurred in the District,
ss against 81 in 1890.
On July /. 1881, the bureau estimated
the population of the United States az
124,070,o0O, and on July ]. 1880, l23,-
1e1, 900. On the basis OF these estl-
mates, the number Of marriages per
1000 of the population was 8.5 per cent
in 1881, as against 80 in 1880, and the
number of divorces per 1000 was lag
in 1881, as against 1.56 in 1880.
The divorce market at Reno caused
Nevada to show a larger increase than
any other State. The bureau found
that Nevada likewise had a bigger IN
crease in marriages than any other
State.
It's divorce increase was l0l.6 per
cent; the marriages jumped 25.1 per
cent.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
ARLINGTON CRASHES
CAUSE HURTS TO FIVE
Four Women Are Injured in Col
lision-Texan's Car Hits
Culvert.
By a Staff Correspondent Of The Star.

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. Va, July 1.-TWO automobile
accidents in Arlington County yesterday
resulted in the injury of five persons,
none seriously
A collision between an automobile
operated by Walter j. Reck of the 1900
block Kearney street northeast, Wash
ington, and Writ Grimes, colored, of
Philadelphia, resulted in the injury of
four occupants of the former car. These
were Mrs. Reck, her two daughters.
Ann and Hazel Reck of Washington, /,
and Miss Catherine Bentz of Phila-
delphia. All were treated at George
town Hospital for cuts about the face.
Thurston B. Price of Marshall, Tex,
suffered severe cut on the chin and
an injury to the chest when his auto
mobile crashed into a culvert on the
Observation-Disclosures pike near
FourMile Run. He is in Alexandria
Hospital, where it was said today his
injuries are not serious. Price told
police he was forced from the road by
a truck that failed to stop.
Evening star., 1932-07-18

Although showing small slump,
there are 25 marriages performed IN the
District to every divorce decree signed,
the Census Bureau announced today Ill
compiling a report on marriages ana
divorces in the United States. The
total marriages performed here during
1881, according to the report. were 80
less than the 5,346 performed during
1890
At the same time, the bureau said the
District Supreme Court granted 2l5 di-
vorces, an increase of 1913 over 1890.
In 1881, for the United States as a
whole, So marriages for each divorce
were reported, as against So in 1880.
The District and New York State, each
having but one cause for absolute d.
vorce, reported 25 and %. respectively,
while the rates in other States ranged
from 121 marriages to each divorce in
Georgia to is marriages to each di-
vorce in Nevada.
The number of divorces in the Dis
trict increased, the bureau pointed cut,
because of additional court facilities
The percentage rate for divorces was
not computed by the bureau, however,
as the number reported for 1880 was
less than 100.
The bureau said there were 1860 .095
marriages performed in the United
Evening star., 1932-07-18
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
CHIEF CLERK PROMOTED
Former Richmond Division Head
Takes Over Third Region,
Including Four States.

special Dispatch to The Star.
GORDONSVILLE. Va, July 18.-T.
= Elan OF Gordonsville, former chief
clerk OF the railway mail service of
the Richmond division, with headquar-
ters> in Richmond, has been promoted
to superintendent Of the third division
and Is now located in Washington. Mr.
Elan will have general supervision over
the mail service in Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Maryland and North Carolina
He succeeds c. G. Goodloe, retired.
Mr.. Elam entered the railway mail
service in~ 1889 as a clerk on a Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway train between
Washington and West Virginia. He
went to Richmond as chief of the Rich
mond division railway mail service in
1900, at which time he had so men
under him. There are about 275 so
employed now.
Mr.. Elam is succeeded by John NJ
Lancaster, his former assistant, and Mr..
Lancaster Is succeeded by A. E. Bowers,
who becomes assistant chief clerk.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
George Gaumond Topples
From Boat Near Chain Bridge
in View of Mother.
GLEBE CREEK VICTIM
is EDMONSTON LAD
Charles Abbate, Is, of Bay Ridge,
Md, and William T. Wilson Of
Mill Creek, Md, Also Dead.

-Four persons, one Washingtonian,
were drowned in Washington and near
by Maryland yesterday.
The Washingtonian was George Gau-
mond, S, of AIS Fifth street northeast,
who lost his life when he fell into the
Potomac from a rowboat he was riding
with his mother and two of her friends
near Chain Bridge yesterday.
The boys father, the only member
OF the party who could swim, had gone
ashore few minutes before
Falling from a rowboat in which he
was riding with his mother and two o.
her friends near Chain Bridge yester-
day, George Gaumond, S, of AIS Fifth
street northeast, drowned in the Poto-
mac before his father, the only SWIM
mer in the party, who had gone ashore
few minutes before. could get back.
The parents, Albert and Catherine
Gaumond. accompanied by the two
friends, Miss Harriet Hoover. Is U
street, and Glenn Ohler, 3215 U street.
had driven to the Potomac and hired
the boat short time before.
Mrs. Gaumond was sitting in the
stern. just ahead of her son, when he
toppled backward into the water. She
attempted to pull him back into the
boat. but the swift current swept him
beyond her reach and he disappeared.
Informed of the accident, Gaumond
summoned rivermen. but it was not
until several hours later that the boys
body was recovered by harbor police.
Gaumond is manager of a store in
the 800 block of Seventh street, having
moved here from New York about a
year ago. Their sons body will be sent
TO New York for burial
Body Is Recovered.
The body OF Bernard Dearstine, Is
year old son of Charles L. Dearstine of
Edmonston. Md. who was drowned yes
terday in Glebe Creek, near Annapolis.
was recovered early today and now is
in an undertaking parlor at HyattSv1lle.
He was one of three drowned yester-
day in the Annapolis vicinity. The 9TH
Ridge, Nd, and William T. Wilson Of
Mill Creek. Md.
Young Dearstine lost his life. wit
nesses say, when the boat in which he
was passenger and which was being
towed by a motor launch overturned
when caught in the wake Of a second
motor boat. George Dearstine. a
brother. and his wife and John Powell
owner of the boat. also were in the
craft Powell managed to support
George and his wife until the towing
boat turned about and rescued them
but Bernard sank 1t was some time
before his body was recovered. Flu
neral services will be held Wednesday
Sister Helpless to Aid.
Young Abbate was drowned when he
stepped into deep water at Berger's
Shore. His sister, Evangeline, and two
boy companions. were unable to rescue
him and before their screams could
attract help the boy drowned. His
body was recovered after two hours.
Wilson, father-in-law of Jesse Fish
er, Annapolis alderman, and president
of the Maryland Volunteer Firemen's
Association, lost his life at Mill Greek
when he apparently suffered heart
attack in 5 feet Of water The body
was recovered in three quarters OF an
hour.
Certificates of, accidental drowning
were issued in all three cases.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
CHEVY CHASE WOMAN
IS INJURED IN CRASH
Automobiles Collide at Seeks Cor.
ner-Both Drivers Are
Arrested.
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

SEEKS CORNER, Nd, July 1s-
Mrs. Nellie Gascon, "a years old. of
Chevy Chase, D. c.. suffered fractured
right hip and severe bruises Of the
shoulders when an automobile in which
she was riding was in collision with an
other machine at Carroll avenue and
Blair road here last night.
Mrs. Gascon, according to police. was
riding IN car driven by Frank Souders
OF 10 Lincoln avenue, Takoma Park
Md, while the operator Of the second
machine was said to be Carl F. Meyers
OF 3405 Georgia avenue, Washington,
D. C. She was taken to the Washington
Sanitarium for treatment.
Policeman Laurence Dixon Of the Sill
yer Spring substation of the Montgom-
cry County force arrested both drivers
on charges Of reckless driving. They
will be arraigned In County Police Copye
at Rockville Thursday.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
CUMBERLAND MAN
IS HELD FOR LIQUOR
Bond Is Set at 81, 500 for Scion Of
Prominent Family-Jailed
After Chase.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star
Cumberland, Md, July 18.-William
Himmler jr., member of we'll known
Cumberland family, was held in $500
bond Saturday by United States Com
missioner Thomas J. Anderson, follow
ing arrest by Federal Prohibition IT.
vestigatcrs William R, Harvey, Leon
Poore and David H. Walker.
Himmler. driving his automobile, led
an exciting chase through streets and
alleys to the Potomac River where Off
GERS say he threw a gallon jug OF liquor
into the water. The jug was recovered
by Officer Walker.
The chase ended when Himmler,
swerving into a curve, broke spoke.
The car was conflScated.
The officers took Himmler to his home
in La Vale where they seized 50-gallon
still, eight barrels of mash and so GAL
Ions of alleged whisky.
Cecil L. Wilson, Westernport, was
held under $1,000 bond. Officers claim
they seized SO bottles Of beer at his
place. He is an alleged second offender,
having been fined 5000 for violation
last September.
Tony Arnone, cited to appear in con-
nection with raids which followed the
State firemenS convention at Frostburg,
was held in $780, His brother, Frank,
is also under bond on the same charge
Frank Martz, an alleged employe of the
pair, was held in $1,000.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
1869 PILOTS IN U. S.
Commerce Department Statement
Shows 1O,635 Aircraft.

There were approximately two and
one-half airplane pilots holding licenses
for each licensed aircraft in the country
on July /.
TODAY giving the number Of aircraft and
nilots in the country, showed 1909
piiots and 7,439 aircraft holding active
government licenses July l. There
were. however, in the country 1o,635
aircraft, 1896 of which did not hold
department licenses,
Transport pilots totaled 7,o2l and
limited commercial licenses numbered
l. ans. There were IS industrial pilots
and 9,637 holding private licenses.
There were $40 women among the pilots,
Of whom So held transport licenses, 46
limited commercial licenses, one indus
trial and 420 private.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
VETERAN FOUND DEAD

Bert Mclaughlin, As, crippled war
veteran, was found dead in his apart
ment in the 2100 block of Pennsylvania
avenue yesterday. He was discovered by
James Clark. a colored switchboard
operator, who investigated when Nc
Laughlin failed to answer repeated tele-
phone calls
DR.. A. Magruder Macdonald, acting
coroner, issued q certificate of death
from natural causes. He said McLaugh-
lin probably had been dead since Tues
day
Evening star., 1932-07-18

Jack Lavich, who has been living for
the last nine years in Leningrad. Rus
sia, stopped of in Washington today at
the outset of hitch hiking tour Of the
world to study social conditions. After
the tour is over he expects to write a
book about it.
Lavich, whose home Is in New York,
returned to this country from Russia
eight months ago. His hiking tour will
take him from Washington to Mexico,
down through South America, across
to South Africa. up through Russia and
back to New York. Although he ex-
poets the trip to occupy most of the
next five years, he Is starting with only
a knapsack of provisions and equip
ment.
Lavich will leave Washington after
trying to get President Hoover and a
few Senators to sign their names in a
book he is carrying for that purpose.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
SANDBERG'S ALERTNESS
TRAPS SLAYING SUSPECT
Man Arrested in Baltimore Found
to Be One Wanted on Murder
Charge in New jersey.

Through the alertness Of Lieut.. Fred
Sandberg, fingerprint expert of the
Metropolitan Police Department, a man
arrested in Baltimore July 10 on a
concealed weapon charge was revealed
today to be John Hart, 33, colored,
wanted for the murder of Timothy
O'Sullivan in New Jersey.
O'Sullivan was shot to death while
seated in a parked car with a young
woman on Neck Lane road, Elizabeth,
N j., on the night of July g..
Two days later Hart was picked up
in Baltimore, and his fingerprints sent
here to determine whether or not he
had a local record. 1t was then Sand
berg discovered the prints were similar
to those of the New Jersey slayer.
Elizabeth authorities were advised OF
Harris whereabouts at once.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
COURT TAKES 10 YEARS
OFF ASSAULT SENTENCE
Sightseeing Car Operator Must
Serve IS Years on Charge
of 1S-Year-Old Girl.

District Supreme Court Justice F. D.
Let's has changed the 25-year sentence
imposed some weeks ago on Harry G..
Robertson, operator of sightseeing
ear who was convicted of criminally
assaulting an 1s-year-old girl, to Is
years in the penitsntiary.
Attorney E. Russell Kelly. representing
the prisoner. had noted an appeal from
the previous sentence, but decided to
abandon it when the court reduced the
term of imprisonment Assistant United
states Attorney Julian I. Richards rep
resented the Government.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
APPROVAL EXPECTED
FOR VETERANS BILL
Reduces Interest Rate on Loans on
Adjusted Service Compensation
Certificates.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Along with other pending measures,
the bill reducing the interest rates on
loans of veterans adjusted compensa-
ton certificates is awaiting President
Hoover's signature at the White House
There has been no indication when
Mr.. Hoover would make 1t law, al
though 1t was believed he would ap-
prove it. He has 10 days from Saturday
In which to sign.
The bill reduced the interest on the
loans from Az per cent to 31A per
cent and applies on loans already made,
as well as those which may be made
in the future.
A provision of the measure also per-
mits loans on certificates less than two
years old.
The bill becomes effective when the
President signs It,
Evening star., 1932-07-18
HOME FOR AGED INNATE
HELD VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
Fred Herman Struck by Automo-
bile May 10, Dying of Inju-
rieS July IA.

A verdict of accident was returned
by a coroner's jury today in the death
Home for the Aged, Who was struck
by an automobile May 10. The car
was operated by Joseph Thur Of the
1900 block of Potomac avenue. Her
man died July a.
The jury held for the action of the
grand jury Ernest Bolden, colored. 25
who Is charged with the murder of his
wife, Elsie Bolden. and his mother-in-
law, Mrs. jamie PlunMer. The shoot
ing occurred Friday night in the 1900
block of Thirty-seventh street.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
new NAVAL AIDE ON DUTY

White House Juniors Joined by
Lieut.. Pound, Kansas Native.
Lieut.. Harold c. Pound U. s. N, to-
day reported at the White House for
duty as one Of the several Junior naval
aides.
Lieut.. Pound Is q native of Kansas.
He was appointed to the Naval Academy
from Oklahoma and was graduated in
1925. Three months ago he was de-
tailed for duty in the Naval Communi-
cations Division in this city, after hav-
ing served two years In the Asiatic
station.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
Honorary Life Member Conducts
Ceremony by Winchester Rotarians

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, July 18.-Ofdcers
elected by the winchester Rotary Club,
one of the oldest of the district. were
installed by the Rev. DR.. F. r. McFaden,
an honorary life member Charles F.
Coffman succeeded w. R. Legge as
president. Other officers are John F.
Rodman, jr.. vice president, and L. D:
Arnold, secretary-treasurer. They and
w. r. Legge, A. H. Jackson, Percy D.
Miller and Herbert Solenberger con-
stitute the board of directors.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
BABY FOUND IN RIVER
Body Of Boy 4 Months Old Not
Identified.

The body of a 4-month-old baby boy
was dragged from the Potomac River
this morning by a colored fisherman.
The body apparently had been in the
water for some time.
william Jones colored, 1888 I street,
brought the body to the third precinct
station and said he found it while fish,
ing of the seawa1 along the George
town Channel, just opposite the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. plant. Police had
been unable to identify it late today.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
1000 Attend Picnic.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, July Is (Spe-
ciaD Approximately a thousand per-
sons from this and nearby counties at
tended the annual picnic of the Sun
day school of Montgomery M. P. Church,
held Saturday on the church lawn here.
Rev. Bertram M. OSgood Of the Rock
vile Baptist Church delivered an ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
Home Near Completion.

HAGERSTOWN, Md. July 18 (Spe-
ciaD The Ok Folks Home, being es-
tablished by the Reformed Synod here
will be ready for occupancy by Septem-
ber /. The synod recently purchased
a large private residence in the sub
urbs with money willed 1t for that
Purpose.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
KENSINGTON MAN HURT
IN SENECA ROAD CRASH
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

OpcSldi DISpdJCu W LIE StaT
SENECA. Md, July 18-Ellis Clag-
EFT. "a, of Kensington, suffered a frac-
tured nose, lacerations of the face and
head and a painful arm injury. when
an automobile he was driving collided
with another car on the Seneca road,
near here, Saturday night.
Members of the rescue squad of the
Rockville Volunteer Fire Department
took him to the Montgomery County
General Hospital, Sandy Spring. where
it was said his condition was not serious.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
Aid Plans Lawn Party.

WALKERS CHAPEL. Va, July 18
Especially The Ladies' Aid Society of
walkers Chapel Church is completing
plans for q benefit lawn party and cold
supper to be given ct the church to-
morrow evening.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
FOOD DROPS 1872 PCT.
Federal Retail Price Summary Gov
ers 81 Cities for Year.

What your food cost, the Labor De-
partment said today. was 151a per cent
less on June Is, 1882, than June Is.
1881.
The retail prices In 81 cities, its sum-
mary showed, dropped per cent from
May to June this year.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
FOUND DEAD IN BATH

Hugh e. Williams, Pharmacists
Mate in Navy, Is Victim.
Hugh e. williams, 80, pharmacists
mate IN the United States Navy, was
found dead in bath tub at the CONT
mental Hotel last night. DR.. Magruder
Macdonald, acting coroner, said an au-
topsy will be performed today to de-
termine whether death was caused by
heart failure or drowning.
williams was stationed on duty ct
Annapolis. Relatives living n Alex
andria were notified.
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Small Home & Building Co. J A Royse
reSuo Bartholomew add. Il 2-s5.25.
soltau Realty Investment Co. Beauty ave
sOltau Realty Investment Co. Beauty ave
add, II l2-S28.79
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INDIANA
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RETURNED DELINQUENT NONPAYMENT
MARION COUNTY.