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BrafhH.

SPRIGGs. RoBExT. on Saturday. Pepru.
sry ls; 1888; after a long illness. az
sPRIGGs devoted Husband Of MasTie
Sprises;, father OF seven children, Eiwood.
Elizabeth He also leaves a grandchiid'
Rosa May; two brothers William and
Kate Edmonson. and other relatives and
friends The funeral at . o'clock from
VIII be sal said for the repose of the mSs soul
Interment Mount Oivet Cemetery.
sTRIGLEs: ANNIE BELL. Departed this
pn at GsSiaxer FesTd Rospitai To- She sS' leaves
RoDerp K @GusR srs r osSo, los, ,sbst IS,ins
ver one daughter Ida Lou Strisies; two I
sons. sons; R95srt P and Roosevelt striEles; two
two brothers, Sam and Won ohver. three
uncles and host OF other relatives and
iriendsi t,i Remains resting az Eygene Ford's
tice of funeral later.
SUTHERLAND. KEITH On Sunday. Feb
iith St SS KTH r hi stTaERSsp Ffhfsnss isfe tie
beloved iatfer OF Mrs. Mary Miles CAY.
and. and deyoted brother OF webster suther-
and friends Remains fesinR p inner at Eessvsx Iomsx
se2sr SeapeI here.tt., 1aGS St NV. Notice q u
THOMPSON. FREDERICK. On Sunday
aadss ssSss es1Syed ont fAihss sr.h.P
Frances PPSDs0p PSns MIS-, thsss E sisters Mrs
Mrs. Mary Perry. and a host Of other rel
atlves and friends Remains resting ~
the. John T. Rhines funeral chapel ard
and Eye sts. s.w Notice OF funeral later
TuMULTY. KATHERINE " On Monday.
February 20. 1898. at her residence 4ai6
9TH St, NV. KATHERINE " beloved wife
Gecelia, kathleen. Lillian. William T. and
Joseph P. Tumulty. Funeral from her
S,39 am REQUIEM mass at St Ca
rIepsx 8rir5s ChIrGh pnTiiad at an Relatives and
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 81
WALLERsTEIN. BYRON. On Monday. Feb
HOSPITAL. BYRON WAIIERsrE1Ss IERssq RemssiaI ssed
letstein. Remains resting at his late resi-
SerVces lS3% az t6e SrarS sSans st Funeral
February 22. at2 pm. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. 81
WHITE. ELIZABETH On Thursday. Feb
Yorf cy G lf IzAsEfH at hfT reSdePse Wa in New
loved wife of James White Remains
resting at Lomax chapel 1900 81 NV
IlnIterment lIant IN Harmony Cemetery. Monday,
WOOD, WASHINGTON. Suddenly. on Fri
Gay February II, 1888. at pm, at his
WddI1 TWeslds1ce & i04 Eye St. NV. WASHINGTON
Funeral Tuesday. February 2l at 10
am. from Boyds funeral home. Rele-
tives and friends invited.
W65 WeS5 virginia ave. ne, ANNA HELEN
Tuesday. February 81 at $40 am,
thence to st. Anthony's Church. where
Ieaulem mass Will be said at q am for
the repoSf OF her soul. Relatives and
Cemetery. on
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SAMUEL B. WE'LL DIES
AT S0h-IN-LAW'S HOME
Heart Attack Fatal to Father of
Representative Robert G..
Simmons Wife.

Samuel B. We'll. 70 years old. father
in-law Of Representative Robert G..
Simmons of Nebraska, died today at
the home of the Representative, 1915
Farragut street, following heart at
tack.
Mr. We'll, retired merchant of Har-
ward, Nebr., had made his home with
his son-in-law in Washington for the
past nine years. His wife had been
dead for number of years, and Mrs.
Simmons was an only child
Although native of New York State,
Mr.. We'll had lived for many years in
Nebraska. The body will be taken to
Harvard tonight for burial there We'd
nesday.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Partly cloudy
and Slightly colder tonight and tomor-
row. minimum temperature tonight
about "a degrees: moderate to fresh
west winds.
Maryland Partly cloudy and colder
tonight and tomorrow
Virginia-Partly cloudy and slightly
colder, preceded by rain in extreme
southeast portion tonight; tomorrow
partly cloudy and colder
West VirginIa-Fair and colder to-
night; tomorrow fair
River Report
Shenandoah River very cloudy and
Potomac very clear today.
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MARTHA V. RECAR DIES

Miss Martha V. Recar, 78 years old
died yesterday at her residence. 5409
Eighth street, following brief illness.
No immediate relatives survive.
Funeral services will be held at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
Holy Comforter Episcopal Chapel, STA
Georgia avenue. and interment will be
private in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Draths.

ACkROYD. MARY W. On Saturday, Feb
goed @ % Ber1yn: a. ad as[ ISSfPeS MaR9 hS hok
ROYD. beloved wife of Samuel Aekroyd.
Church. Brsnchviie. Mdl' d.''-ts''' on TUESDAY.
ends invited M a. Into Bsste Efstiyss Ma
ALIEN. BRIG. GEN. JAMES On Sunday,
pital. Brig Gen JAMES ALIEN Re
nW era ne dSsers services DcTi0Ts on Taesdsy
pn IDruaTg IStcrment at E9rt Myer N.Y. chsDel st
etery Kindly omit flowers.
ANDERSON. HERBERT LEROY. On Sun
his residence, 1903 D st ne HERBERT
ward and the late Hit Ellen " r. "llisd Anderson on
Notice of funeral later.
BARKLEY. JOSHUA W. Don Saturday Feb.
ruary 3; 1888. JOSHUA w. BARKL BY
8artey tS sTviyis st e bim husband and Of Matilda
ter and three nieces of Oklahoma. Fu-
fTom F4pssepy PesTgarg m 81! At pm
cGeIatlng cemstegv Intern. Lincoln Memosa
BRADLEY, WILLIAM t. On Saturday. Feb
ruary Is, 1888. at his residence Brook
loved husband Of Fsnnis Bradley Bradley. ia father her
He also leaves. one brother and other
relatives and friends to mourn their loss
funeral heme 46 hshTS St 3 n% FaneTai
Tuesday; February 21. at / pm, from
Pllgrlm Baptist Church, Linden, Md Rela-
tlVeS ana friends invited
BRosNAN. MARGARET E. On Sunday
Febrgaly 10. 1893. at her residence, Ant.
GARET Z BRosNAN.' : Eite u e. Of a'T the Mate late
residence on Tnesday nFesr Fesruafg hrom er at a'e
an; thence TO st. Aloysius Church, North
Sapllot ana Eve SITS, where mass will be
OleTeQ at $50 q for the of bar
soul. lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
BROWN. KATE MARION. On Sunday. Feb
fusry ~ 1875, at the residence of her
KATE oa GfsftSp mARIoA bsoxed gE0xnd III. IN St
S hafss James PrSEH serysss
February ,a2, at ii am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Glenwood
cemetery. FL
BURKE, ANDREW J. On Sunday. February
OF Mary r. Burke. late residence, 7OI c
81, s% Funeral from the w. W. Cham
per Deds &C. 4cdl funeral home. 1900 Chaplin st.
Relatiyes and friends invited. Interment
Fa4I4aA, va 2I
BURNS. BARBARA LOUISE. Suddenly. on
LOUISE, beloved daughter Of i4a5ATA ffsak &
ana a., anita A. Burns tnee Newmanl. 1920
residence on Tuesday February y. at
S,,,no2, so e m Reautsm mass at ST. Gabriefs
CLurCl a. :. a IN. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. Interment Rock Creel
Cemetery o0
CARTER. LOUISE. Departed this life on
Saturday. February Is. 1888. al :,.i0
am; at the residence of her niece Hat
ue Campbell. 1904 Walter St Sc LOUISE
CARTER. She leaves fourteen nephews
fourteen nieces and host of other rela-
tlVes and friends Funeral Tuesday, Feb
ruary II, from the above residence
thence to st. Augustine's Church, where
solemn high mass will be sung at 10 am
COBB, ROBERT f. Departed this life on
~ Spndayi February -, 1898. at 6:25 am,
ness. ROBERT E. COBB, beloved husband md
of Rachael Cobb. He leaves TO mourn
tnelr loss a host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Barbour
Bros; funeral home. AZ K st. ne. Fu-
neral wednesday. February 90. at / pm.
from the above funeral home 81
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YALE AND HARVARD JOIN
IN EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
Joint Course in Law and Business
Administration offered by
Universities.

BY the Associated Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, February 90
Traditional rivals in athletics, Yale and
Harvard have agreed to become part
ners in what they described as "a novel
experiment in American education"
The Yale Law School and the Har-
ward Graduate School of Business Ad-
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ministration announced last night they

ministration announced last night they
will give joint course in law and
business. Students will be required to
spend three years in New Haven and
one year in Cambridge. Mass.
(Students will be selected by repre-
sentatives of both schools and will be
limited in NUMBER
They will study at the Yale Law
School the first. year, go to the Harvard
School of Business Administration the
next year and will return to New Haven
for the final two years. Students sue
cessfully completing the course VIII De
awarded the degree of bachelor OF laws
by Yale.
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Jones County Sheriff Dies.

KINSTON, N. c., February 20 LP).-
Joseph r. Westbrook, So. sheriff of
Jones County. died at his home yester-
day from a heart attack
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AIREDALE, male. Jerry" missing from
home in Mclean; S. reward for return
Lieut.. Comdr. Hams. Falls Church 2S3-W-3
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male, white breast
white collar. white streak forehead
straight stubby tail; answers to name Tim;
reward. Wise. 1860.
DOG. Chow. male light tan. named Chang;
lost Saturday night. vicinity 18th and Gil
rard; reward. Adams 2456.
FOX TERRIER answering name of Spot
white with black head. large black spot
rlght MP reward. Please call Georgia 546S
or 300 Quackenbos st. NV.
GOLD WATCH, ladys; Col. rd. from Wood
ley Apis. TO Whelans drug store or AmbaS-
saoor Theater; reward. Call Miss Doyle,
Nat. 1910.
PENDANT. platinum. on chain. set with
amethyst and brilliants; between Rhode
Island ave. and Dupont Circle. Reward.
Dist. 1000
PIN. white gold yellowish green. on Sun
day; reward. Call after z. Col. 6926-W =
POCKETBoOK. brown. and Keytainer; on
sunday evening in alley between st. and
Bancroft pl.; reward. North 1902. 81"
UMBRELLA. green silk; 14th & Decatur St
ST. car; Saturday morning; reward. Phone
Lincoln 0252W.
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Report for Last 4s Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
Highest. SO, at pm yesterday. Year
ago, 43.
Lowest, 40, at am. today. Year
ago, %.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, So, on January 10.
Lowest, IA, on February 9.
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Music Feature of States Ball.

Music appropriate to various sections
OF the country will feature the ball to
be given at the Shoreham Hotel tomor-
row night by the All States Officers'
Society. The dance is expected to
bring together members of the various
State societies in one of the largest
affairs of the season.
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MRS. MARY MASON DIES
Widow of General to Be Buried al
Woodyille. Va.

w oodV1lle, va
Mrs. Mary Heloise Mason, 10 years
old, widow of Gen. Bell Mason, died
yesterday at her home, 3169 Eighteenth
street, after a brief illness.
Mrs. Mason is survived by daughter
Lucy S. Mason of Washington, and a
son. Gerald F. Mason of st. Louis.
Funeral services will be held at noon
tomorrow at Woodyille, Va.
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LOST.

Nearly 4,500 miles of national high
way in Italy We're improved last year
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Famine conditions are reported 10
prevail in Shensi province of China.
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BRosNAN. MaRGARET IN s,rd

February 10. 1888 at her residence, Apt.
~. the HaWarden. l4I9 r st. NV, MAR
GARET E. BROSNAN wife OF the late
Limothy Brosnan. Funeral from her late
residence on Tuesday, February 2l at 8
am; thence TO st. Aloysius Church, North
capitol and Eve SITS, where mass will be
OHereo at y 80 am. for the repose of her
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeterv
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l9, 1888. ANDREW j.. beloved husband
OF Mary r. Burke. late residence 7OI G
Ssrs 81: s.T Funeral from the. w. W Cham
NV. Wednesday February % at > n m
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Fairfax, Va. 81
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Brown. KAYE MARION on sunday Eeb.

bHUWN' kAIE MARION. On Sunday. Feb
ruary 10. 1888. at the residence of her
SON Grafton A. Brown. IL 1th st. ne
KATE MARION. beloved wife of the late
SharIes E. Brown. Funeral services at
81 James Protestant Episcopal Church,
Stn 81 near st. ne. on Wednesday,
FEBRUARY 22. at Il am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Glenwood
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BURNS. BARBARA LOUISE. Suddenly. O

FIlday. FEBRUARY II, 1885. BARBARA
LOUISE, DeloLed daughter of Frank C.
ana anita A. Burns tEee NewmanD. I12O
BuCnanan ST. NV. Funeral from her late
residence on Tuesday February 2I, at
$50 m Requiem mass at St Gabriei'S
CEurcA al . am. Relatives and friends
Cemetery on
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day. February IS 1888. at Emergency
Hospital; HARRY NJ HUCKS. beloved son
OF the late Henry and Mary Hucks of
Ito Buchanan st. NV. Funeral from
~ MS iate residence on Tuesday. February
Gabriels Church at 9 am Relativest and
friends invited to attend. Interment Rock
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HAYRE. MARGARET r. On Saturday. Feb

I'LL NJ MAHUAhLT L X. On Saturday, Feb
ruary Il. 1888, at Garfield Hospital,
MHhsRGARET MAJ R.. beloved wife Of the late
John r Hayre and mother of John F..
Hayre and Mrs. Raymond Dyer and sister
OF MIS- Henry Davis. Funeral from her
late residence, 320 9th ST. Sc on We'd
neSoay, February %. at 1:30 pm Fu-
neraI services at First Brethren Church
tives and friends invited 81
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JONES, RICHARn

u. 1893: at the residence OF his sister.
Mrs julia Schanck, iii 3rd ST. sw
RiGHARD JONES; son of the late Isaac
sno Juila Jones; brother of Carey Jones.
Mrs; Cora BiggS and Mamie Alexander:
Drother-in-law Of Horace T. Henry and
Russell Schanck. He also leaves to
mourn their loss eight nieceS, four
nIepneWs and many other relatives and
Irlenos. Remains resting at the chapel
OF George B. Clarke Co. I4I8 Florida
ave. ne. Notice of funeral hereafter
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HELLER. FREDERICK On satr,

ruary / y, 1893. FREDERiCK' Beloved huS-
pand OF Rose A. Heller tnee BARR and
Louise Mitchell Funersi fI9m ''hd his Mrs: ylds
resiaence. South St, Bladensburg Md
on tuesday. February 81. at > pm Rela-
tlVes and friends invited Interment Fort
LINCOLN Cemetery = ~
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ruary Is, 1898. at his residence. Brook
yiAe rd. Linden, Nd. WILLIAM T. be-
loved husband of Fannie Bradley. father
OF Lillian. Russell Of Il4q 1st st. NV
He also leaves one brother and other
relatives and friends to mourn their loss
remains resting at Henry S WaShington's
funeral home. 467 N st. NV Funeral
1uesoay. February 21. at L pm, from
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Linden Md Rela-
tlVeS and friends invited
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February 10. 1893. at the chsstieton hss
Apartment. MARGARET j. LEONARD.
wile OF the late James c. Leonard and
mother OF Mrs. Ware Hutcheson of Jones
6oro. Ga; Mr.. Thomas j. Leonard Mrs.
Gertrude OSterman, Mrs. Martha Ben-
nett and Mr.. George w. Leonard Sery-
ICES ICES at the S. H. Hines Co funeral home.
5SoI I4th st. NV, on Tuesday, FEBRUARY
II, at 10 am. Interment Congressional
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HILDEBRAND. ELLA NJ. On Saturday f.

ruary is. 1888, at Takoma Park SAM
taTlum. ELLA M, the beloved wife of
John e. Hildeorand. Remains resting at
the Colonial funeral home of William Reu-
pen Pumphrey. Rockville. Nd Funeral
services Tuesday. February 81, at I0:30
Am. at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
rooiesVlIle. Nd. Interment II noon al
Mount OliYet Cemetery, Frederick ma
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H1TCurp ropn.N

ruary IS, 1888. at Preedmens Hospital.
JORDAN HATCHER, devoted husband Of
Alice Hatcher. father of Ellen and Seth
Hatcher. brother of Clinton Hatcher He
also leaves other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral later ~
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KENDALL EIIZABETH nanartaa I'll III.

on SATURDAY February 1s 1883. at Gal
Ilnger Hospital, ELIZABETH the be-
ioyed daughter OF Arthur and the late
SOMA Kendall; sister of Clarine Waller.
Marie and Edward Kendall She also
leaves other relatives and friends Re-
mans MANS resting temporarily at the funeral
parlors OF Alexander s. Pope. 315 18th
Sc Sc Funeral from her late residence
i2-S st. n.e Wednesday, February 22
a. $50 am; thence TO st. Cyprians
Snurch, where solemn requiem mass will
pc SAID at 8 am. for the repose of her
souI. Relatives and friends invited m
terment Mount Oliyet Cemetery =. OIL
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MORTON WHIIAAy

M0WATT. JAMES. Suddenly. ON Saturday.
February IS, 1898. at his residence. 1905
ME Mowatt (nee Schultze). Funeral from
me above residence on Tuesday. February
II. at $50 pm. Relatives and friends
etery. WI"
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HAkRISoN. GEORGE W: Departed this
life Friday February II. 1888. GEORGE
W. HARRISON. son of the late Samuel
and Elizabeth Harrison and nephew of the
late Amelia williams He leaves to
mourn their loss one aunt, Matilda Will
llamS. and host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Barnes &
Matthews funeral home, 6I4 Az St sw
Notice of funeral later
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GRAVES. ROBERT HENRY On Friday
February IL. 1893. at Garfield Hospital.
ROBERT HENRY GRAVES. devoted hus-
band OF Mrs. Lille Graves OF As MasSa-
ehusetts ave. NV, Remains resting at
Otis 7. Aliens funstsl home. 18th ST. and
Florida ave-, NV Funeral Tuesday .~Feb-
ruary 81, at L pm, from Otis r. Aims
funeral home, 18th st. and Florida Ave
II " (on
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FOREIGN.

e. am, Greenwich time. today)
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D0LTA. TERESA. On Thursday. February
lh. 1888. at Georgetown University Hos
pital. TERESA DOITA She leaves MANY
friends TO mourn her departure. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines funeral
chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. S.w. Funeral
Tuesday, February Il. at am. from the
above chapel. Interment Mount Oliyet
Evening star., 1933-10-01
69c RayOn
indies, SAC

BlOomers, band leg
panties. step-ins and
vests. in dull finish
rayon; flesh and tea
rose. 46 to 80.
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Boys Csc to $l.5O
Bell Shirts, 60c

Fine broadcloths; collar at
tached; white. plain colors
and patterns; perfects, ir-
regulars.
Sous Department-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1933-10-01

79c Coverall Aprons, Sac
Hollywood coverall aprons
lovely cretonne colors.
NotiOnS-Mdin Floor.
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Knitted waist suits,
medium weight; knee
length. Sizes g to 10
years. for boys and
girls.
ynder,oelr-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1933-10-01

Fine fur trimmings Chinese bad ger.
skunk, squirrel and wolf in collar and
sleeve details-al new and worth much
more than this small sale price We quote.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

39c Stretchee Top
Hosiery
27c
Chardonize TO top
white picot edge,
stretchee top mo bind
ing); highs spite e d
heels. New Fall shades.
Floor.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
More Sickness
Is Hospitals
Only Need

GROVE CITY, Pa, Aug II
QN.SO.-C'mon folks, hurry up
and get sick. Here's q hospital
that needs more patients-at a
time when most hospitals are
wondering what to do with the
patients now on hand.
To make the Grove City Hos
pital a profitable venture, a so
per cent increase in patients is
needed, according to deductions
drawn from the report of John
Young, of the State auditors Of
flee.
Young's report suggested a
campaign be conducted through
out Mercer county-the terri
tory served by the hospital.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
WidOu and Daughter
GiUen DUiqht Estate

The estate of John H. Dwight,
of Washington, retired executive
Of General Motors Corporation,
who died July %. at Omer, Mich,
will go principally to his widow
and daughter, residents of the
Shoreham Hotel. The estate is
valued at more than 100000"
The will was offered for pro
bate in New York yesterday. His
widow, Olive NJ, gets personal
effects and the life income from
three-fourths of the residue.
Their daughter, Mary Isabel
Dwight, receives the life income
from the remaining fourth.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11

SCTIOIHg Tue tIJe III eIbe " OuHG'
0el insult, former Middle West
ern utilities nagnGte, tollot0S.
Copyright. 1888. by International
News Service)
ATHENS, Aug. II GN.S0
Samuel insult is certain he viii
never be extradited to the United
States to stand trial in connection
with the collapse of his $4,000,
100000 utility combine.
He is equally sure that Amer
icanS are not good sportsmen" and
holds this responsible for the fact
he was "hounded" into exile in
Greece.
Blames Depression
Breaking a silence of many
months, the former utilities king
unburdened himself of his bitter
ness to an intimate friend, and
International News Service is able
e. tell what he aid. insult said:
Gall this fuss about my prose-
cutiOn proves that Americans
ere not good SpOrtsmen.
"They have enjoyed and are
stin enjoying the benefits Of the
activities and enterprises l es-
2Ablished, but they are not will
ing to bear any share in the loss
caused by the collapse of only
three of my various undertak-
ings, a collapse due to a gen.
eral depression beyond any
mans control.
MY enemies, to satisfy the
desire Of their followers, sought
for a victim and they found
one in me. They attributed
the cause of my failure to
administrative disorders.
NO PERSONAL DEBTS
'T was not ready to be made
such a victim, to undergo the
sacrifices that such martyrdOm
entailed
81 have worked through my
life as Few men have worked
and honesty and sincerity were
my only guides. When I re-
signed l left not one penny
IN personal debts behind me and
I did everything humanity pos
sible to save the situation.
Unfortunately, 1 was not
successful in my endeavOrs.
The reaction was stronger and
OverpOwered me. My only con-
ISOLATION is that I have still q
few loyal friends left who are
earnestly interested in my case
and who are willing to help me
out in meeting the expenses of
possible litigation"
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
Virginia Firenaen
Join in 2 P0rndeS

The 100 members Of the Alex
andria Fire Department who are
attending the State Firemen's
Convention in Harrisonburg will
march in the annual parade to-
day and return to the city Sat
urday morning.
Fire Chief James M. Duncan,
jr., is planning to have all four
local fire companies participate
in the District Of Columbia Fire
mems Carnival on Labor Day.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11

Pointing to increased traffic
and carrier demands in recent
years, the Washington Board of
Trade has asked the Fine Arts
Commission to study the prob
lem of a design for new struc-
ture to replace Chain Bridge.
The height of the new bridge
will be a major problem. 1t is
pointed out that if a high-level
structure is erected, Virginia
would be required to purchase
land for the new approach. The
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
GrOcerS of County
Form ORGANIZATION

Fifty grocers of Montgomery
county met in the county build
ing at Silver Spring last night
and formed the Montgomery
County Grocers Association. The
object is to draw up a master
code.
John Pelhous, president of the
Independent Grocers Association,
Of Maryland, spoke.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
POLICE GUARD SCHOOL JOB

A police detail today was at the
Phelps Vocational School, Twenty.
fourth and H Streets Northeast,
following threatened disturbance
there late yesterday between Ia
borers and officials Of the Cata-
lano Construction Company, of
Baltimore. The Catalano COM
pany holds the contract for erec-
ton of the school.
All was quiet at the construc-
ton project today, according to
The Washington times., 1933-08-11

Capt. Richard Mansfield Of the
Ninth precinct, who said he was
putting a detail there as a pre-
caution.
Captain Mansfield said police
men went to the school yesterday
and found group of men sitting
around. They said they were
waiting for pay due them. The
men said their representatives
had gone to the District Building
to present their grievances.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
NEW RIVER BRIDGE ASKED

present bridge is a low-level one
and some have suggested an ad-
ditional level, with both decks
carrying traffic.
Traffic on the bridge has quad
rupled in the last five years, it
Is said. The problem also has
been complicated by the fact
that the bridge carries the Ar
lington county water main, now
insufficient for the. supply. and
is not structurally strong enough
to carry a larger main.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
INSULL CALLS
AME R|CANS
POOR SPORTS

The second of tho articles de.
scribtn0 the life in ertle OF Sam.
Uel insult, former Middle West
ern utilities magnate, tollotDS.