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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-02-04
.SPEAKN MY PIECE"

have been asked to do the Editorial
asna for the P~ientywood Herald and IL
ACM . mixed feeling of honor. emporium
=. and deep responsibility that | assume
rA;, 49, role. 1t opens up profound posi-
49,. Il exerts a most SOLDERING influence.
~. readily impressed with the op-
>o~<.,;4v of being Of possible greater ser
~ % the people Of Sheridan county.
viii my valuable experience OF the past
-, and . half with the Taxpayers Assoc
.,;nc. and the inspiring confidence OF the
- friends gained thereby, this new work
- ooen 4 wider field with greater results.
heretofore, I've had contact with a
nuised few. now, there will be thousands
Much could be said and promised IN
~. nv editorial bow to the public ! viii
- .ome for the editorials to follow |
vouA rather have used only the words OF
cen>ell Dswcs when he last week was ap-
~;eted President Of the huge Reconstruc-
-. F;.aoce Corporation. When one IS be
s;,>;ns important work, it is not the time
q IA sbout il, and when we have accom-
.l;,Aed tie job it j. not necessary.
- 4 eeeme that newspaper work compels
- b speak up.
believe in fostering true American
- s~ddSt;ou, and institutions, clean and
Hri~t government, and other general
eafn1e vork but. our job. right here, now,
- III -. There's much to be done, in
- -. backward without going outside
ASk Il he moon"
firmly believe that the people of Shcr-
- County are heartsick and tired OF all
die "cat and dog" fight Of the past, they
s5e sow laying for it-and paying dearly
IN moi % much interested In the pol
hi&al pot Of the county, nor how much 1t
sessvs. = | am in governmental econom-
- lnsed On sound constructive solutions
6 te problems which confront every pro
10y owner and taxpayer
can do something constructive tor
- County and Community it would far
sstweish my political reward.
seek no office, no < to grind My
poRtioe are Independent. SO will my writ
~ b. In this work I'm entrusted with free
4e>h and action.
For some time ! will continue writing
frsm ths farm. and with half my life spent
farming. that will naturally be my view
mint. But due consideration will be shown
- town folks also.
Some Of my writings may be consid-
- .-l.~1 k,.< Aat xrO,.L1 ho IN line
Vii the times and our conditions-and it is
aes3sd too.
hope shall be a faithful Interpret
= Of Thought" and that | may have the
Understanding Heart in all things, alone
~ ~1y.
Win my future newspaper friend.
hia1ly bear with me for the products OF my
soa-profeasional pen and let them. to
.sthes with my personal friends who are Sc
sAiaously warning me Now. you'll &c
yssrs." pIease pray 90 for me-the roae
a1ah. rough. and dangerous. they say. es
pse;ally here in Sheridan County.
an humbled also. by the thought 0
ether possibilities ahead - can make thu
snde - can | be Of real service - can
Fauy accomplish somethinga
IN encouraged. however by a littl'
csn stop one heart from breaking
dhAll not live in VAN.
I'll en- case one life the aching
Or cool one pain.
o. help one fainting robin
Onto hi nest again,
eha1 not live in vain.
-end NAY NOT WRITE IN VAIN
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-02-04
Seeing RED"
column devoted to Communism and existing
conditions in Russia

Our Country-May She Always Be Right
But. Our Country Right or Wrongl"
Evening star., 1932-04-16

But The Third Woman took her time Her power
full fingers entanged in the hair Of her snarling
spouse, she dragged the protesting creature to her
own corral Removing the great entrance slab
she thrust him roughly within, giving him kick
to speed him replaced the slab and turned
lesrrelv toward the nearby corral of The First
Woman Removing its stone door she passed
through the two chambers and entered the court
yard at the very moment the oldest girl was ad-
yancng upon TarZan of the Apes.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

2901 18th ST. NV.
Bright, airy. modern rooms, semi-private
BATH. large front, 81; small. IS per week.
Excellent board near, l6s
Evening star., 1932-04-16

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APT, LARGE
living room, dinette kitchen, bed room,
bath located in new WeStehester. Clev asa
Evening star., 1932-04-16

Instantly all looked at her. She was the first adult
female, other than their own dam, that the chill
dren of The First Woman had seen and they
shrunk from her in evident terror The youth at
Tarzan's side skunk behind the ape-man, nor did
Tarzan wonder at their fear. The Third Woman
the first adult AaluS he had seen, since all
the time he had been in the hands of The First
Woman he had been unconscious. OF all the chill
dren, the Oldest girl who had threatened the ape
man seemed the least afraid of the newcomer
Evening star., 1932-04-16

The Third Woman conducting her new mate
from the cave to the corral where she would keep
him prisoner She heard the beating of the naked
heels and heavy bludgeons arising from the corral
of The First Woman whom she had slain AS in
divtduas she did not what became of The
First Womans children Only community interest
prompted her to release them that they might
search for food and their services not be lost to
the tribe through starvation. She would not feed
them herself Of course, they did not belong
Evening star., 1932-04-16

She seemed now to have forgotten Tarzan and in
stead stood with snarling face and narrowed eyes
confronting The Third Woman. The ape-rnan
scrutnzed the huge, british female standing at the
lar end Of the corral with her savage eyes upon
him. She had not seen 'Tarzan before as she had
been in the forest hunting at the time The First
Woman had brought her prize back to the amphi-
theater. She had not known that The First Wom-
an had any male in her corral other than her own
spawn Here indeed prize She would re-
him to her corral
Evening star., 1932-04-16

Republic 11z-ton, 1923, with large
closed body, $l45. Easy terms.
Manhattan Auto & Radio,
l706 9TH St. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

CHICKS EVERY TUESDAY.
We will hatch your hen. turkey, duck or
goose eggs for you,
J. D. FERGUSON.
P. o. RockYille. Nd. Phone KensinEton 1851.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

i2o7 CLIFTON N.W-2nd floor 2 rms twin
beds, baths; cont. h. ": men only: $40 mo,
single SIS double owners home Ad 1880.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

tor records below cost: many as low as l9
cents each. Gordon Radio Shop, 17l6 Penn
eNiNaf u
Evening star., 1932-04-16
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
ROOMs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

is CALVIN ST. COTTAGE CITY-Entire
2nd floor. 3 large, unfurnished rooms bath,
porch. heat, gas. elec, s35
2f22 BRANCH AVE. S.E-Clean. comfortable
room, newly furnished; private home. break
fast privilege; refined married couple or lady
employed Atlantic 085l-M
Evening star., 1932-04-16

1t1E MI IlNNIhAM- 2lZ4 z ST NV
Three rooms. kitchen and bath; reasonable
price. See Janitor. Call Pot 1858.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
WANTED-ROOMS

YOUNG WOMAN wants clean. cheerful
room in private home; preferably convenient
to l4th; full particulars. Address Box Ills
Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1893 10th W-Ladies: /
and r., b; charming home, every comfort;
delightful meals, fresh vegetables. hot breads.
DUPONT CIRCLE. I746 P st. NW.-In love-
" home. two beautiful rooms: single or dou-
BILE with twin beds; free phone; entertain
ing excellent table IT.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

15 EYE ST. Nw.-s ROOMS AND PORCH.
ext to bath, and floor, ami; near car
Evening star., 1932-04-16
POULTRY AND EGGS.

HORSES ES-3-year-olds, half and thorough.
bred; 2 saddle horses. Columbia 5l22, Geor'
gia 2451
Evening star., 1932-04-16
Observation-Disclosures
(Contfnuad

1880 D ST. N;E-6 R. b, H-WH, ELEC.;
ne. Lincoln 1891.
SHERIDAN CIRCLE VICINITY, FOR ARMY
| or Navy family; May to October only; base
month. Address Bon 4os-V, Star "tttdc once
| ATTRACTIVE HOME IN BEAUTIFUL, FOR
EST HILLS near Rock Creek Park rooms.
bath. lavatory, Kelvnator, oii-burner fur
mace, built-in garage; IA. acre, Beautifully
Shown in Star as Beautiful Home of Wash
Io479 Ant NsyonSi 767 G5SS week days; North
TAKoMA PARK
256 Maple ave-5-room bungalow, h.-w h ,
sleeping porch ami; upper floor finished
1903 EUCLID ST. .NW.-S ROOMS, REC.
,o, MARTIN McINERNEY,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Dist 5o15.
rer house, garage, h.-w.h.; facing beautiful
bEcon PARK Excellent location for dentist
BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 x NV.
AT WHITTIER ST tTAK.. d. Clio
rms. baths, Law, oil burner, Frig,
85G3 i4tR st%s rms. 2bi......Siss55 b. ami s5 9S SS
1881 Kenyon st.-l2 r., b., ami. IS 90
s9s S9 an N c; ave. se-9 r; b. ami. 5000
lloe 9Th st. n.w.-s r, b, ami Twill
..a ,' - L. r r. GRAvA;TrTE. ,.','' '0'0O
West Of 18Th St. Abuttins Rock Creek Park
.S1dn SitHated d,,l IN g large lawn; grape arbor;
ssii OWNER Columbia 151s for Hites permission Msa
TO inspect. IL
5314 KANSAS AVE. NV NEW HOME
.,rro never occupied 7 roomS' baths, electric
5240 5th St n.w.-5 rooms. bath: corner
modern; ~ ~rscreation room in basement; brick
o3624 1lth st, n.w..Detsched, large yard;
n knNA Il
1905 18Th st. ne-semi- detached; rooms,
bath; modern; garage; so.
TO6 9th st. sw.-5 rooms, bath; $2750.
1905 ,.,W WAaPFLE & JAMES INC. ..oo
s2s s 2lst 2lst ST. N,w.-e R., b, ELEC. $50. 50
5O4 6th st. S.w.-6 rms, bath, cleo $3.50
so8 7th st. se.-6 rms, bath, elec..... $50
4se St. sw-s rms gas, water...... %. 50
1902 4is St sw.-s rms. sbath. gas. 1s.5o ia 50
337s 81. s.w.-5 rms. gas. water. 49,. 1880
lsal lsal ~ st s,W.5 rms, yater........ 1850
643 Indiana Ave NV
Slss,ad SlS aAMdLToN MILTON ST Nv r. AND p. 2
garage Gentiles adults; $50.
Sherman Circle n.w.--8 r.. b. and shower
caiIy new sarage; Genties; adults; $50 A' -
newly d''o''''d A61as 5ifsE 1EI9s Sifs garage So
NEAR CHEVY CHASE .CLUB-DET.; r.,
b. garase; s, reconditioned; 500.
18th end Columbia rd.-6 rms. bath, s65.
Leland; Md r.. b., det; s7750
Burlelth-6 rms. b.. semi-det: $50
Lincoln Park-Corner; IL rms, bath, ga
Chevy Chase Gardens-Det.; 6 rms, bath,
BOSS & PHELPS.
l4II K st NV. National $500
2037 1st ST NV
Corner home. 8 rooms m AS r,op+b
Phone North 1903 to inspect i7s
Evening star., 1932-04-16
ROOMS-FURNIsHED.

1907 CLIFTON N.W.-2nd floor, 2 rms twin
oeus, , bsSlhS, cont. h. "; men only; $40 mo.
Sihsle' Sz9 double' owners home. Ad. 1880.
1884 COLUMBIA RD NW-{3 and IS week;
single double rooms, clean. front; a baths;
instant h ". car lines; gentl Ad I02l3
1922 = = S".-Attractive, modern rooms run
ning nssy, WateI, pear bath use parlors; $3.50
1884 COLUMBIA RID NW-$3 week: base
nt,5iIt nt,5iIt 5Font PED room. small, clean, comfort
aoIe. car AneS owners home. Ad 1928.
d4u4 N NV. Thomas Circle)-Large room.
2nd floor newly decorated large closet; t6
week; permanent or transient l7'
THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 nth st. NV
nrTfeg nrftd IqrntitShed rooms. single and double;
private bath showers; elevator reception
rooms; reasonable rates, Phone North 22e6
it 1870 2oth ST NV. Dupont Circle)-Attrac-
tlVely furnished room, single or double
I9S EXSI GAPIToL ST near Capitol and
each room; seml-private baths lG'
I6z0 Eye ST NW-Very nice rooms, rea-
SonRble rent continuous hot water tel.
tree near Govt, depts' les
2IlO ONTARIO RD., near Col. rd.-Delightful
large room, with porch adjoining hath: pri-
yate home: excellent meals gentlemen. l6'
1885 TAYLOR ST. NW.-COmbination living
and he'd "'om, by week or month: no other
roomers. garage if necessary.
23iS 18th ST. NW.-AttractiveIv furnished
secono.noor room, also single room next
bath. 50 IS up phone ia
5S 5SS4 1d ilth NW--Large, comfortable room,
2nu moor next to bath gentleman; 81 so
week, Also Ink. room. reasonable IT.
270S ONTARIO RD.-Spendid double room
next bath c. n. W very reasonable board
opIonal; ladies or gentlemen IT.
THE PLAZA, 22iO PENN AVE NW-Fine
large corner room for young business woman.
Apt 1Oo l6'
ll2 3rd ST NE.-Secon- floor front; near
Library and Capitol; sentleman l6'
THOMAS CIRCLE, 1919 Vermont ave NV
owntown-Desirable front room. Apt 8.
Met 1851 l7@
1929 l4th ST NW.-ComfoTtable End floor
front room; double, IS week; slnRle. $3.50.
1870 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Furnished room;
M; phone; rea enable
l0l4 K ST. N.W.--Large, bright, comfortable
rooms, double and single. lss
Evening star., 1932-04-16
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
fHA-tso.-l
SALE--AIITn TRICKS

OhAA--hOAO AhCShO.
CHEVROLET LIGHT DELIVERY, 192s-Panel
body, no lettering ref1nshed in new Duco;
nne mechanical condition; excellent rubber.
one e:third down, balance easy; your " car rim in
trade. Owens Motor Co. 1929 Ga. ave.
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. ls3O-Refinished
chanieal conoition; brand-new tires; s265;
sds we6 Moo4 Ra Goa eas ss2s yPg cur ek in
rolet cab, platform body: 32x6-inch tires in
extra fne condition Two being nearly, new;
@s @ dos4 6a eas 9our ns truck 5S
in trade. Owens Motor Co, 6323 Ga. ave
CHEVROLET LIGHT DELIVERY. 1881
siishty used At s48o t6is S s'TE IS the bseest 9e
bargain in WASHINGTON. Any, demonstration.
Looks and runs like new. Liberal terms can
be arranged. Mr. Earle, Georsia ol05
CHEVROLET 1881 LIGHT DELIVERY-Beau-
tiful, expensive panel body, no lettering;
about 5000 miles. Repossessed from a party
VINO vas unsuccesStul in business. just the
deT faa dsSs4y D Do no
buy any new or used truck before checking
your truck in trade owens Motor Co, ss23
FORD TON TRUCK; equipped with cab and
express body all new tires only S95 Open
evenings and Sun. Loetfier Motor Co, 215
FORD. LIGHT DELIVERY, 1928, model A:
Tennlsned IN new Duco: hne mechanical con-
ing genuine bargain ut $3.50: one-third
down. bal easy; your truck in trade Owens
Motor Co, 1923 Ga. ave.
FORD 1881 TRUCK: long wheel base: has
dual wheels, extra spring and large body;
cost over $1,000; in perfect condition: save
$500 on this bargain terms, trade. Triangle
Motor Co. New York ave. NV.
TRUCKS, TRUCKS, TRUCKS.
General Motors, 1880 panel body
truck: original cost, $l,100; a snap
at $445.
REQ 1929, A-ton truck, panel body,
$195.
Republic 11z-ton, 1923, with large
closed body, $l45. Easy terms.
Manhattan Auto & Radio,
1905 9TH St. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

1898 PHELPS PL NEAR CONN. AVE. & s.
Attractiye!y furnished 4-room apt, kitchens
ette' June to Oct l; reasonable. No. oS35-J.
17s
Evening star., 1932-04-16

10th ST. HEIGHTS, MONTAGUE ST NV
Delightful Summer home entire 2nd floor;
detach. house. elec. rcirig; adults. Ga. 404S.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

r, K. D. AND B. COMPLETE; NEW
furnishings for ale, very reasonable; ideal
home. Leaving town. Potomac 5524, Apt. 507.
Evening star., 1932-04-16

POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS. 2lst AND
c SIS. n-w.-Phone National 1902 On ths
edge OF bes utiful Potomac PARK. only short
BLOCKS from Continental Hall and within easy
walking distance OF Lincoln Memorial, new
Memorial Bridge and the White House.
Completely furnished Housekeeping apart
ments including General Electric refrigera-
tors. table silver and linen, also hotel rooms
with bath. by day. week or month. Here IS
the place for comfort, convenience and
economy. No dogs or cats or wild parties.
Evening star., 1932-04-16
FARM AND GARDEN.

sODDING. GRADING AND SEEDING
Beautiful lawns guaranteed our work hrst-
class. Call NJ. Schools, Pot. 1907 for esti-
ROSE BUSHES dug daily. years old 5 for
f$li perennial bedding veg. flowers plants;
top soil seed, fertilizer 900 9th st. NV. 22'
Evening star., 1932-04-16

rooms, alcove. Well and completely fur
nishei for Ink $40. Gas and electricity
included
Evening star., 1932-04-16

ls42 PARK RD-NICELY FURNISHED
hvtcg room. dining room, bed room, with
twin beds hot water. elec, gas. Frigidsire
included 22s
Evening star., 1932-04-16

EsTER-FOYER LIVING ROOM,
BED room bath. dnet, kitchen Inspection
Saturday or Sunday. Clev. 2453
Evening star., 1932-04-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINES, mimeographs, multi
graphs, addressograp phs. United Typewriter
g. Adding Machine Co. 1928 N. Y. ave. Natl
Evening star., 1932-04-16
DOGS. PETS. ETC

AT STUD-Best Red Persian cat this vicin-
ity, Outcross Washington stock; queens
called Tor and delivered Lincoln 1867.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, female, 2 months
old; s25 affectionate house pets. Columbia
ll25-W
BULL TERRIER PUPPIES, male; So; intelli-
gent, devoted companions. 322 lst Sc. IT.
SCOTTISH TERRIER and wire haired fox
terrier puppies for sale pedigreed stock,
open to registration. Russcote Kennels,
Shepherd 2626.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
DISTRESSED after MEALS?
End Excess Acids and Get Quick Relief

When meats, desserts and coffee start
lighting each other, making you feel
heavy and lo99y, try a Milnesia Wafer!
You will be surprised at how quickly
temporary indigestion or gas disappear!
Milnesia Wafers-the original Milk of
Ma9nesia in tasty Mint tform-immedi-
ately neutralize the excess acids pro-
duced by over rich foods. Garry them
in the pocket tin-always handy to pro-
tect you instantly against acid attacks
that infiame delicate Innings of stomach
and intestines. Recommended by thou
sands of physicians.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
DAUGHTER OF BRITISH PEER WE'D
TO FAMOUS HUNTER IN AFRICA
Vscount Furness Discharges Chief of His Safar After
Marriage in Tanganyika.

From and after January "a Mr.. A.
Rattray ceased to be the White hunter
to my safari and from that date ne
has no authority to order anything OH
my account" IN
A year ego Mr. Rattray, who Is oo
years old, brought two zebras TO Ells, c
land for Lord F>urneSs, who IN 1870
married Mrs. Thelma Morgan Converse
daughter of Henry Hayes Morgan lot
Aires.
In the London home of Lord Fur
Evening star., 1932-02-04
COOKIES GLIDER
MARK APPROVED
Air Association Sends Record
to Paris for International
HomoIogation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Approval Of new international dura-
tion record for gliders of 81 hours and
"a minutes, set by Lieut.. w. A. Cooke,
jr., of the Army Air Corps, in Honolulu,
was announced yesterday by the Con-
test Committee of the National Aero
nautic Association.
The official report has been forwarded
to the Federation Aeronautique Inter
rationale in Paris for homolOgation to
supersedc a mark of Ia hours and 7
minutes held by a German, Ferdinand
Schulz.
Cooke made his record flight in a
single-place sailplane, December l7-l8,
81 Hawaii. The glider was designed
b. the flyer and brother officer, Lieut..
W. J. Scott, who was killed in a Homo
filu glider meet.
Approval of CGCke's flight also for
Distance covered was denied because it
was made by shutting back and forth
between two pylons The distance reg
ujations recognize only the straight-line
distance from point of take-ott to far
thermost turning point and return.
Evening star., 1932-02-04

in part payment Of fine Of $4,000,
was upheld here Tuesday by Judge
william G. Coleman in the United
States District Court.
The chemist, George A. Moffett, was
convicted with several others In 1929
Of conspiracy to divert a carload of
alcohol from plant of the alcohol CON-
pany, and was sentenced to serve two
years at Atlanta Penitentiary and pay
a fine of $4,000.
He testified he had been given SIS, 900
as bribe and gave the money to his
wife. All but $400 of the fund was
turned over later by the woman to an
agent of the company, who was directed
by the court to place it with the clerk
of the~court pending final disposition of
the sum.
The Government contended that the
Evening star., 1932-02-04

ness, who is shipping magnate, the
hunter met the peers only daughter,
the pretty 24-year-old Averill.
Late in 1881 the adventurous Averill
went with her father on an expedition
to Tangsnyika. While her father was
out with the native boys few days
ago she and Rattray were married.
They tried to keep their secret, but
after a few days most of Nairobi knew
the hunter had won the heart and
hand of the famous and wealthy Brit
isher's daughter.
When they realized they could not
keep the secret longer Averill sent an
airplane into the jungle to find Lord
Furness and acquaint him with the
news, while Lady Furness, who was at
Melton, Mowbray, England, was in
formed by telephone
Mr.. and Mrs. Rattray are staying
with friends miles from Nairobi.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Nv the Associated Press.

By The ASSOCIATED Press.
NAIROBI. British East Africa, Feb
nruary 4.-The secret jungle romance of
the Hon. Averill FurnesS, daughter
Of Viscount FLrness and stepdaughter
of a wealthy American woman, had
an unpleasant aftermath today after
Lord Furness learned of her marriage
on January "a to Andrew Rattray,
famous Kenya hunter.
Yesterdays East African Standard
carried the following notice bearing
the signature of Lord Furness:
Evening star., 1932-02-04

HJulid Foster has interWeWed
over 1850 beauty expert, in
the past tWo years. She attends
beauty conventions; i, in ard
out of smart restaurants,
clubs, theatres. Her informd-
,ion on beauty subjects Is
authentic. 1t deserves your
careful reading.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
All Night
Dancing g-Dinin@
Yet-Fresh as a Daisy This Morning
No "ACid Headache"
No Upset Stomach

THE Law of Good Health says:
L Don't overindulge - don't
smoke too much, eat too much,
drink unwisely."
Science says: "If you do. the
QUICKEST, SIMPLEST and
EASIEST way to avoid FEELING
its results is Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia taken this way:
"TAkE-2 tablespoons in glass
of water before bed.
"TAkE-2 tablespoons in glass
of water with the juice of whole
ORANGE when you get up"
Or take six Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia tablets. which give an equiv
alent amount of Milk Of MagneSla.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia neu-
traIizeS the excess acids in your
stomach and alkalinizes its con-
tents, sweetens them; banlshes
headaches and sour stomach.
Demand genuine Phillips Mix
of Magnesia; either the liquid
form or the new, convenient tablets.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
SENTENCED FOR ATTACK
Razor Wielder Gets 60 Days in Jail
as R-sult of Argument.

as R-sult of Argument.
William Davis, colored. Sc Pierce
street arrested for attacking with a
razor a man whom he had suspected Of
giving his name to police in connection
with traffic accident. was sentenced
~ so days in jail in Police Court yes
terday.
Robert Archibald, colored, said Davis
called him to his home and slashed his
arm with a razor.
Evening star., 1932-02-04

money was not the property of Mrs.
Moffett as her husband was in the habit
of permitting her to handle domestic
finances and that the money had been
given her, not as gift, but as part
of their regular financial arrangement
and therefore could be used by the
Government to apply on the fine.
It matters little what 1t Is that you
Want-whether a situation or a serv-
ant-a want ad in The Star will reach
the person who will fill your need.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
FEDERAL SEIZURE
OF BRIBE UPHELD
Court Supports Governments Right
to Use $4,000 to Apply
on Fine.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, February 4. - The
right of the Government to use $4,000
paid as bribe to a chemist of the
United States Industrial Alcohol Co.,
Evening star., 1932-02-04
BRICK HURLER GUILTY
Gets $50 or 80 Days for Attack en-
Taxi Driver.

Charged with assault. Iendo Isley
colored. 29, said to have thrown brick
through a taxicab window, striking the
driver, was ordered to pay a $50 fine
or serve 80 days in jail when convicted
In Police Court Yesterday
The driver, Cecil Curtis, colored, %,
said Isley threw the brick during an
argument about a fare
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
LA CABRERA DE 500 MI.
LAS EN-

indianapolis, Mayo Bod.
sci Ford, hijo del famoso f~ori-
.cante de automobiles, dara hoy
la senal de partida a 40 de los
mas famosos drivers del mum
do que aspiran a conquistar ell
tdinero y los IGNORES en- la carre-
ra de 500 millas.
Tn driver y un mecanico han
perecido va, pero no Sc nota de-
saliento entire los que partiran
hoy a recorrer, sobre la pista de
ladrillos, la enorme distancia.
Todos los chofers han tenido
que calificarse desarrollando
una velocidad mayor de 104 mi
Has, y uno de los calificados es-
tableci6 una marca de 1T mi.
Has por bora, en- un recorridc
de 10 millas. Las figuras mas
~prominentes de la competence
son Lou Moore, Billy Arnold