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LA BARBARA FAVORED

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Fidel La Barbara of California is a ? to l favorite to beat Seaman Tom Wat son, British featherWeight cham pion, tonight in their scheduled 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden.
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GRANTED DIVORCE

LONDON, Jan. 27, Lady Doro- thy Mills, we'll konWn author and traveller and the first English woman to visit Timbuctoo, was granted a Nisi decree of divorce from A. H. Mills. The suit was not defended.
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JUDD CLEMENCY PLEA

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 27.-The state board of pardons and paroles will hear the clemency plea of Winnie Ruth Judd, condemned murderess either January 30 or February 1, it was announced.
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HOPE EXPRESSED

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 27,-The belief was expressed by attorneys for Winnie Ruth Judd that a tenn porary stay from execution will be granted while the state investi- gates her story of self-defense.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-27

The SS Alaska, of the A. s. s. Co.,, was reported out of Cordova at 5 a. m. today which would bring her into Seward 8 in the morning
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NEWS FLASHES
AND THE LADY WON

CHICAGO, Jan. 27, A bitter le- gal battle between Albert Brun- ker, millionaire Chicagoan, and his divorced wife, Mrs. Margaret Ruppert, over custody of their two children, ended in victory for Mrs. Ruppert
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ADOPT WESTERN CALENDAR

SHANGHAI, Jan. 27.-With the beginning of the present Chinese New Year the National government has officially adopted the Western calendar year.
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FORMER MAYOR PASSES

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Jan. 27,-Thomas Finlay, former mayor of this city, died Thursday from a paralytic stroke.
Evening star., 1933-06-18

".I16 18Th ct. Nv.
Far. o. uufur.. all Cony.; overlooking beau
tiful estate, delightful location car and bus.
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1913 ST. N.W.-Cool. front. windows
!arHe room. twin beds: hot water, cleo, fam
private homo. NO h2nS
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
CHEVROLET ton PANEL TRUCK-New
rubber, perfect motor. body IN priminS
sge under $4,000. stohiman Chevrolet
1897 NJ st. NV.
FORD TRUCK. Ia3l-i51-ln dual wheels
motor perfect: excellent condition through
either ice body or stake body Make Offer
and drive It HvSN. Buy on your own terms
Tull wear service guarantee. Nolan Motor
Co. II II 18Th s.. NV. and Connecticut ave
at y 81. NV.
TRUCKS TEUCKs-TRUCKs
Trailer and Tractor.
! SNHoISc Van.
Service Vans.
Can Be We'll Financed
a33 1;th ST. NE. AT h3Gi
o GOOD USED TRUCKS
a4'' TP5akeS; drmoS deliveries open and
ERR2ETT OPERATING SERVICE
Met nan5 3n NJ s. NE
BRAND-NEW 1882 TRUCKS AT USED CAR
DEPRESSION PRICES
!. III a. truck closed cab with stake body
!, III p truck. Closea cab with panel body
/. l3l u truck. closed cab. with ice body
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
?ofo M st NV Phone WEST OlGI
WANTED-TRUCKS
WANTED ton truck in good condition.
panel or Ike body closed cab preferred.
nCamS 241N.
ROOMS-FURNISHE
~
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140l INGRAHAM sT NV. viclnitT OF COL
orsdo ave. ana t6th-Bssutiful. large bed
,6ogcr :Gqnd n,b a. Goo. from t9 Pirate
joining room. rear bath. 500 per mo. less
sinsle, in lovely. quiet. refined. de ached
home: rooms communicate II desired en-
nlnNcd nerSnls nref or Hinl
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ooo sT NE,-Second floor front bed
room next to bath reasonable.
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Ii:::, e 81. Me- clean. Ist-foor room;
quiCt cOupia or silGle lady: pGoue; reason
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

NEAR WAEDMAN PARK HOTEL. eco en-
tfance-One large. comfortable, quiet room
refined family. CO. t13. lg'
1t3; IRVING ST. NE-Cool room. south
exposure; fine ncighborhood breakfast il
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4s49 KANSAS AVE Nv, front rooms.
with hath. al bus stop; > ii family: unlim-
Itsd phone; reasonable. hD. clS2.
! 76J QUE ST Nw-Onc and two rooms
lisht housekeeping apts.: $3.50 and $500. =
CHEVY CHASE-Furnished living room and
sleeping porch for Summer; twin beds pri-
vate nhone; garage $50 per month for one,
Sc5 for two. Cleveland 57lH.
IBJn OTIS ct NF-n oEeelv furnished
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l.S TENNESSEE AVE NE.-3 large. newly
rooLt;; :! TO ADULTS; must be
o q n a.n N r. al o
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Alto STORAGE.
s.IE-AIiTn rRIfCks.

AUTO DEAD STORAGE. 81 week 81 month
frcprooi. larpe elevator; day parking. 81 81
week. - month. AGE GRraee. rear liAt
18th s.. NV National 5iS,..
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SAIF-ATT0NI0BUFS

PHAETON-First so takes thi. serviceab!>
car. splendid motor, tires. Capitol Motors,
2l5 Pa. ave. sc.
COACH de luxe. l9.83-Well tenders, q
tires low mileage. For bsrpains III Chevro-
let, come to ''Wsshnatons Finest Used-CaT
Display at 6A,3 Ga ave
AUTOMOBILES at Weschier's auto auction.
9"S II st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur
daV. 10 I'm Usually 5000 assortment
CASH for '30-3l Ford std, rdstr.. coupe or
tcurirs: private buyer. no dealers Address
Box la5-R. Sar ofnce. or phone WI :297.
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1855 GRAHAM s SEDAN.
Safety plate siass; pearlite finish: $500
miles wifi sacrifce for 500. Pnone CL.
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% 9th ST. NE-Lsrse front room and
kitchenette: water in room: $3.50 per gsek
1914 EYE ST NW-Best location; low
rents: double room only avahaole' mslo
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SAIE-AUTOMOBTLES.

TAXI. 1881 HUPP "G"-Diamond Cab; re-
possessed; sell for finance company. Key
stone GsTase, 1913 o st. NV
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
Highest Prices Paid.
DISTRICT 2l5S.
Reiinancing.
sALE-MorOE CYCLES.

MOTOR CYCLE Davidson. with side
car. IN splendid C1lditio": fullv c2uipp d
MOTOR CYCLE. 1882.
with sid2cHr. winte: front and drGwbar
less than 500 miles: sell or trade for me-
dium sized car III good cnndi'jor POLICEMAN
Motor Co. 1871 Goth st. NV.
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1913 CONN AVE-Newlv furnished. well
ventilated rooms for BACHELOR apts.i modern
convenences. service. PO $3.50.
GENTLEMAN, to share with gentleman. hne
apt: unlimited phone. maid serv'n-. elsya-
tor; unusually attractive; $40 mo. D :, 1880.
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3S1a KANSAS AVE-Furnished. he'd r.
single or double. with small family re-Fc
able price; near cars. Call Adams 4G.ri;
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F1REPRCOF BLDG. each room with run
nlng water and telephone. Near shower
baths; 34-hr. elevator serv. Single. s. to
- % wk' double. sS.50-S1Oi transents
TeaSoneble The Grafton Annex. 1875 De
Sales st NV. next door to Grafton Hntei
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room, next to BATH reasonable --
1879 L sT N.w--Downtown, no buses
no car: larse, airy front room AZ SUNNI sunni
thina furnished; running water; ,acconlrr g
date several persons; sinsle, - wkly.; tran
sient rates. b0c up; maid service.
19o4 N SIT N.W.-C,ean. nicely furr s',e /
front room: 81 per vk.: also double r : =.
S5 per wk.: ami
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IN WOODBRIDGE. 2.2o Newton st. n.s.o
windows; near r. I. ave cars and hus; $40
r,opth Gunner PO tc11 ~"
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1908 C ST NE-Master bed room. front;
new home: very nicely furnished: half bath
50 single, so double per week Phone
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ALTURAS, 1909 10th ST. Nw.-Pleasant,
hotel-Iike accomT odations; 1-story freproof
hunoing; desi irable location: 24-hour elevator
service; single and double rooms: very rea-
soneole rates for permanent guests. Tran
sients. 81 day and up.
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DESIRABLE ROOMS With spacious lobby
ana parlorsi single, S25 monthly up; double
Sjo monthly UP; reasonable tourist rates
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Suitahle enc,
two gentlemen: large front room; tFin BEDS
private shower bath garase; reas CL. oass.
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1920 EYE NW.-Rooms, double, single; rent
reduced: cont hot water; tel free nice
house: beautiful downtown location. "t'
RESEARCH CLUB. 1907 tEyel St,-IdeAl
location; SIS UP monthly; chance to earn
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INTENTION. Prices uhequaled. Large. airy
room with private bath or running water,
near showers New furniture, elevator: single
Or 0u5le. Sd weekly UP. The Westminster,
1O0I 1Ith st. ". Also cheaper rooms
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zoos OTIS ST. NE-Gentleman: new -house;
large front room, bus two tlock-; 81 80.
DEcn tnr .,Ii.l.,-r
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1918 L ST. NW-Lovely cheerful, 81; r
r, positively clean. comp furn.; maid = :
S5-S6 Ink. S6.00-S650; single 8 -
l121 18th ST. NV, near Mass. ay';--
Attractive, cool dou, r. next b.; horei <.
$3.50 Ink. S6-S6.50 wkls.: single r. 81
11OI l6th ST Nw-Doubls rooms. suitable
> or more: single rooms harmonious atmos-
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"aaa stn NV. .nea- .Columoie rd-Room
Y tn link. comp. furnished for .h-k. 20 20:
SeUa-stp rOcr1 &. % co ASn'
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BEAUTIEUL ROOM IN d'tseh.d houst.
Chevy Chosn: south ami west expos1-es;
private family no ot'leT rocmers: fr-e4cm
OF house - dcs-s5l7 ne ties: two il rom:
twin beds: $50; breakfast optional EM.
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G31 ST Ne large rooms and Kitchen
CITE, running water in rooms 81 per week.
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I-Ut CLIFIUN N.W.-Gentlemen; large
twin beds; baths, cont. h. "; $40 single
ID GouDIe. AID. 1880. POS
1894 COLUMBIA RD.--S3 wk.. SINGLE rms !;
cIean' cool; baths, inst. h. w.. = car lines;
naio ser: hall I'M. S2.bN: men All InDf3
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B EjKs *
USED CAR
VALUES
r RTTCk 1891 Lisht IS" Sport
and trunk racH 6Ga'i{9I T6is economics nom ieP car
iiful car. OF course We suar- S575
antee It. Terms. s.........
/. OLDSMOBILE i,sls iS2' is S'fen: = peP:
\ feet little car that is very economical.
40 ABOUT it"1 5000 miles and We $3.50
lid 1929 "6" Sedan. black Guco
A MI finish. This car, has had re re.
markabie care ana 1t shows 4 ne
tires are excellent and the S345
motor perfect We guarantee 1t
. PACKARD ds1' 8s19 s5qi o4isinaI s tan Hs
. duco finish that looks, as good as
new; The cleanest Packard ~rr
guarantee its condition.
/. BUICK Ttre 1|1l Wheels. 0'uP5i 1umols e
seat. Beautiful maroon duco 80.
\. finish. New tires, motor S675
PTJCk 1929 Master 6 Sedan
\ DC1NN a beautiful car. very
n carefully driven hv Govt
4 ofncial Low mileage ana S365
perfect mechanically .....
. CHRGSIFR H3o n r,ad "a
seat: driven very carefully
4 for only 30 600 miles: good G3Z5
appearance and condition.
nThklFYII1RNER:
iols.l4"T.l MA. $500
u Il,l.i4-sr.Ie NA.7e5I
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IL. 18th ST. S.E.-One large room and
kltchSIette, Ord floor; continuous hot water
Frisidalre: SJn 80 month. 1Ha
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MOUNT PtEASANT-N larg- room. front.
near car linz 9th busses, Rock Creek Park
yerv reasonable ADAMS Gi3H.
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THE NFTHERLhNDS. 1870 Columhi1 rd.
Art 4n3-Cocl. comfortahI. room eon-sn-
ient location emrlo-e1 LADY preferred.
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a. VALIANT dust

well, you will soon. should think,
very probably" comforted Joe Num-
| merr
What struck otho Belleme as being
entirely wrong. contrary to common
sense, sound theory, and all that he
had ever been taught on the subject.
was the fact that old Tant de Soif, who
appeared to live chiefly upon wine. beer,
absinthe, and any other alcohol that he
could get hold Of, was undoubtedly the
most cheerful, spry and active member
Of the whole section.
Hot, my child?" he would reply to
grumbling observation Of Pere Pous-
sin "You drink too much. That Is
why you feel what you call the heat.
It'll be hot later on, grant you, when
we get nearer to the Mekazzen country.
Nice deep stone defiles between
nice high stone mountains. No air.
Stone hotter than the sun. &.
Everything almost white"
White lime-stone?" inquired Otho
Belleme.
mo, white-hot," replied Tant de
Soif succinctly.
And in the fullness of time and the
emptiness Of the great desert, the sec
ton Of the Legion halted, piled its arms,
threw down its knapsacks and instantly
set to work to erect the four walls Of
the square perimeter camp In which 1t
would build fortified post. and there
sojourn at the orders of Sergt. Maj.
Vittorelli
Life in the post was about as dull,
monotonous and wearisome as life could
we'll be- The heat was terrific; food as
monctonous as the work and less plenti-
full though not more attractive; water
scanty end bad, and diversions non-
existent.
Might as we'll be in prison." grum-
bled Sailor Harris to William Bossum
You mean in prison again. I
s'pose," growled William.
mo, mate. not me. I ant bin In
prison."
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No immediate changes are in prospect.
The association hopes to be the repre-
sentative body Of more than $4,000, 900
bridge players, but whether It win
realize It's aim remains to be seen
Formed BY milton Work and Ely Cu]-
betson after wax between the Culbert-
son and "oncial" systems ended. 1t
lacks support from the nightly P. Hal
Sims, who has been quite aggressive
lately In promoting his methods. It's
active head ID one-tirne bitter rival
Of Culbertson. George Reith. executive
vice president.
The association proposes to have ma
tional championships In st. Louis next
Winter after supervising various re-
gional championships.
The next big American tournament
in prospect is 8 Sims affair. Mr.. and
Mrs Ely Culbertson are going to Eng
land shortly to play In team matches
The American Bridge League, In which
Sims Is . great influence and which
has aims similar to those Of the United
States Bridge Association, will have
its annual Summer competition at
Asbury Park, N. j., near Sims home
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A mysterious message comes up from
the past tomorrow.
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BANK BANDIT TRIO GETS
$4,000 AND FLEES POSSE
Robbers Are Pursued by Auto and
With Hounds, but Trail Is
Lost in Timber.

By the Associated Press.
WEST PLAINS, Mo, May 1l.-Three
men yesterday held up the Bank Of
Hammond. Mo-, obtained about $40 900,
and apparently escaped a posse after
being forced to abandon their motor
car because Of the close pursuit of State
highway patrolmen. Clothing and am
munition were found In the car.
Pursuing officers obtained blood
hounds from West Plains and the dogs
followed the fugitives for about four
miles through rough timber country.
where the trail was lost.
Last night a close watch was main
talned over all highways in the sec
ton. however, In the belief the robbers
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CHAPTER Nv.

CHAPTER ~.
Forward, March,"
TN avant! Marche!"
And once more the little col
umn staggers forward, Maj.
IL Riccoli rides back to his
| place at Its head, thrusts his
right hand inside his cloak and broods
Napoleonically.
Napoleon the Fourth?
But why be Fourth to anybody? Why
not Riccoli the First? Or perhaps
lust NAPOLEON Riccoii like Gustavus
Adolphrs, Ghengis Kahn or Attila the
Hun.
But after all, the world would choose
for ITSELF These names are given. not
chosan, 1t would be for history to
narae him Napoleon the Fourth. Riccoli
thu Redeemer-or just plain simple
Napoleon Riccoli, like plain simple
julius Caesar-greatness unadorned.
Meanwhile the first step. 1t Is the
first step that counts.
The first step-the capture OF the
impregnable stronghold. perhaps in
| these days the last truly impregnable
stronghold. the great citadel OF
| MekaZzen.
II a barbarous uncivilized bandit like
the Kaid of Mekazzen could defy and
defeat a Great Power-not only a
Great Power but combination OF
Great Powers-what could not high
| trained, widely experienced and bril-
| liantly clever modern soldier do? And
| not only soldier but diplomat, states
man and born leader of men.
Might and power and glory.
Power.
The things one could do to ones
| enemies!
That fellow lie Sage, rival and
enemy, the only man who had ever
made Napoleon Riccoli feel small and
look ridiculous LIE Sage and his
empty revolver! A damned rascally
| trick to play on gentleman.
What should Napoleon the Fourth do
to LIE Sage?
Capture him, put him in a cell and
20 in with revolver. Give him the
revolver and say:
Look here, LIE Sage-that bright and
| clever duel-idea Of yours, in which you
ran no danger, because it was a rascally
trick!' We're going to fight that duel
now, and fight it properly, for there is
a cartridge in the revolver this time.
give you my word Of honor there is.
And as the brilliant idea was yours,
you shall have the first turn"
And, banking on his luck, the good
LIE Sage would grin and take the re-
volver, and put 1t to his thick head and
pull the trigger.
And that would be the end Of the
good LIE Sage, for there would be, as
he told him, cartridge in the revolver
and it would have five companions.
i In fact, the pistol would be fully loaded
Ha, ha, the good LIE Sage. Such a
clever man. Such rising star in the
Secret Service.
Yes, that would do. That would dis
pose Of LIE Sage.
And. meanwhile, how to dispose Of
ones self now for the night? The other
Napoleon mad q carriage in which to
sleep. ..
A week later. Blistering. blasting.
devastating heat
Have you ever known anything like
this before, Joe?" asked Otho Belleme,
moistening dry lips with sticky tongue.
as he turned to his right-hand man.
mo, mate, never" replied Joe Num-
mery, shifting his rifle from one sore
shoulder to the other. Never. And
I've bin up the Persian Gulf in tin
gun boat all one Summer"
wish I could die now and 60
straight to ell for a little GOODNESS" :"
observed Sailor Harris, marching-or
rather staggering-on Othos left hand
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Blemishes Caused
Incessant Itching
Healed by Cuticura

For three OF four years I had
besn bothered with blemishes and
othez skin disorders. The trouble
began with pimples appearing on
my forehead: and then spread all
oves my face. They were large, red
and hard, and scaled over. At times,
especially At night. they caused me
great discomfort, due to incessant
itching, and when scratched them
Observation-Disclosures ever. I dreaded
going out among my friends.
II began using Cutieura Soap and
Ointment and the pimples started
disappearing. I continued the treat
mentor abouttwoa anda halfmonths
and was completely healed"
(Signed) Miss Eleanor Woolhous.,
IS2S w. Michigan Ave-. Lansing,
Mich.
Cutieura Soap, Ointment and
Taleum promote and maintain skin
purity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
Bsso -. ointmsat IS and Zoe. TaIeum ne. Pro.
peissorss 1estE Drug oAanieA Cop, NAldsa,
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"Hol some's lucky" observed VII
HAM noss,,na

"Hol Some's lucky" observed VII
liam Bossum.
And you wasn't, s'pose?"
"wot d'you mean?" asked william
truculently, raising q large fist.
That's enough" interposed Joe
Mummery. Were all In prison, aren't
we? Wonder how long We sit In this
salubrious spot?"
How long7" replied Ohio Belleme.
Until Maj Riccoli has got his
Senegalese and Tirailleurs Algeriens up
From what heard Sergt Maj. Vittorelli
saying to Sergt. Tomaso, we took q
short cut and big chance across those
mountains In March. Good old Le-
gion The other detachments are either
marching few hundred miles farther
round or waiting for warmer weather
up there. No good at Winter sports"
whats the idea when Ole Man
Ricketty does get 'em ere, I wonder, "
speculated william Bossum.
Chain Of posts like this one. I sup
pose." replied Otho Belleme. With
Maj. Riccoli in command Of the lot" :"
A mysterious message comes up from
the past tomorrow.
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TO CURB
BRIDGE RULE CHANGES
Work Culbertson Organize ion
Hopes to Prevent Sudden
Disturbances"

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nav 1.-THE United
States Bridge Association announced
today that 1t would guard against any
sudden changes in the rules Of the
game, which have been SO disturbing
In the past"
Hitherto rules have been promul-
gated by the Whist Club New York., 4,
which has regarded itself a. acting
as trustee. The United States Bridge
Association intends that any future
changes shall be made by its national
Laws Committee, representative Of
member clubs throughout the country.
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might steal another machine and at
temLC to make their way to safety.
MI. W. X Hobbs. wife OF the bank
CASH or, was alone in the bank when
the rsbbers entered She was suspicious
OF their actions and hid 5000 before
they drew their guns. They did not
locate this money, but gathered up
about $4,000 more before they speeded
away.
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Japalnese coins are now In use In
Chosen and Taiwan.
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SYNOPSIS.

Lieut.. Napoleon Riccoh. who has
Ambitions to follow the path OF the
greater Napoleon. has been tested BY
Ee Sage Of the French Secret Service
and found wanting. He has had to re-
sign his army commission, and enlist In
the Foreign Legion. There he has risen
to the rank OF major. and now he IS
mountain paths into the hottest land
on earth" the territory OF the sultan
Of Mekazzen. He dreams OF becoming
an emperor.
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A, ]. PARK GROUP
ASKS SCHOOL SITE
Traffic Officer Sought at
Fessenden and Wisconsin
Intersection.

The American University Park Cit-
zens' Association last night adopted q
motion requesting the Board Of Educa-
ton to purchase a school site for that
section This was the associations
first Fall meeting.
Members pointed out the associations
section was the only community with
out school. If the site is not pur-
chased, they commended, erection Of
homes there might leave no available
space. Another motion favored by the
group requested the Trafhc Bureau to
place signal lights or q policeman at
Fessenden street and Wisconsin avenue
during the period school children
boarded or left BUSES at the intersec-
ton on their way to and from school.
The high speed Of autos there endan-
gers the children's lives, 1t was said.
Efforts will be made to obtain lights
on Brandywine street, between Forty
fourth and Forty-sixth. it was an
nounced by F. S. Sanford, Public Utili-
ties Committee chairman. The sur
facing of Upton street west from Mas
sachusetts avenue will also be sought.
Announcement was made that plans to
change the District government. as
submitted last season by the Burroughs
Citizens Association, would be taken up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-09-14
New German Court
To Pick Detectives
For Sterilization
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MUNICH, Germany, September
lit was announced yesterday
the Bavarian "heredity and
health" courts will start func-
tioning January /, 1884. The
courts are to choose mental and
physical detectives for steriliza-
ton.
The Ministry Of Justice today
was completing administrative
details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-09-14
100000 DIAMOND
ROBBERY IS STAGED
Armed Men Snatch Valise From
Salesman in Worcester
Railway Station.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WORCESTER, Mass, September a..
Arthur Bower. jewelry salesman for
the Maurice Tishman Co. Of New York,
was robbed of valise containing what
he said was 100000 worth of dia-
monds at Union Station last night by
two armed men who escaped toward
Boston after firing one shot at him.
The two men waited for Bower in q
side corridor of the station. AS Bower
approached, one Of them drew a gun,
hit the salesman and Wrenched his
valise away. The other ran for an
automobile which was standing at the
curb outside.
Bower cried out for aid and pur-
sued the two, shouting.
AS he approached the automobile one
of the robbers fired point blank at him.
but the bullet went wild
Tishman said the diamonds included
a 10-carat marquis diamond which
would be easily identified because
there are not two like it in the
country"