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RENT-SUBURBAN.


BARGAINS FURNISHED ROOMS. OVER
Leesburg Pike. shade. fruit; caretaker on
low cost; $3.50 month. Emerson 6O65. 9'
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, INDIAN
Spring Park; h-wh see nI,,s Rinktiied bath
closets: large front porch. attic. garage; S55.
SIX ROOMS, BATH, H.3WH; Ioy PORCH
Rosemont. Alexandria. Va. Alex. 1711. %
sHPURSBAsN ESTATE; EST 3 ACRES ,sg, BEAUIIi III
Country Club; is minutes. from George,
town; stone house furnished rooms, 3
ms5 ease m mSaern Sa
rental. To inspect sun, drive across, Chain
Bdse sen n ma1Res es
on, this road. Call Dec. 04o5, to o pm.
Saturday. 9.
$50 .5o..PoToMAC HTS, D. .C-NEAR
bath L. E. F. PRINCE. 1927 Conn. ave.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-PLEAsANTLY STU
ated cottage r and b. and sleeping porch;
for children; S35 mo. OWNER, Shepherd
NAVAL OFFICER WILL RENT MODERN
sponsible permanent party Alexandra S76-J.
BUNGALOWS, MADE OVER NEW. NEARBY
ya and a11ntN Nd to rooms BATH $50 to
low: attic and breakfast room; ami. 122
N. Maple St. phone CLARENDON 149s-J-2. :
: ROOMS, ANIL; on HIGHWAY: "a
acre Of ground: 2-car garage: $4,000. A.
LEVY &, CO. Vienna, Va. Vienna 63. 9'
5-R. BUNGALOW. FURN, $4,000 PER MO.
3-r. apt. ami. S2500 per month.
Phone Clarendon 456.
RUBY LEE MINAR. INC.
Cherrydale. Va. o.
5-RooM BUNGALOW, AMI: ...... s35
r. F. VIOLET ( SON.
3S43 Gath St, Mt Rainier. Md
Phone Hyattsville $40.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
Bungalows. oOO9 Evarts St. 1896 Vista.
2s2s. Bunker Hill ,rd.. MAYNoR. 26o5
IF SALARY CUTS
Have made 1t necessary to secure more rea-
should interest you. Very excellent house.
rooms. large entrance hall: !. r. with log
burning fireplace; enclosed sun porch; d. r.
kit. bed, room and bath on first floor; 3
Extra shower. bath in basement: h.-w.h. ;
large corner lot. garage: Rental now S65;
Also r. and b., a m l., INV H., at 500; ana
houses in Aurora Hills of rooms each,
ami, etc. at $50 each; others from $3.50
to S100.
GET OUR LIST.
THE M. H. BARRY ORG, y
200 ARLINGTON RIDGE.
AURORA HILLS, VA.
PHONE WALNUT SS95.
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1907 CONN. AVE.
In the PARK AND SHOP
development. 25xf0-foot store
with cellar. heat furnished fine
location for delicatessen or res
taurant. Also 15X60-fOot store.
Free parking space for customers.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1906 H st. NV. National 2345.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Waterfront Property
in Georgetown, Containing
33,2SS Square Feet, More or
Less, and Consisting of One
Z-Story Brick and Frame
Office Building Known as 3056
K Street Northwest, Together
With the improvements,
Rights, Ways, and Appurte-
nances Thereunto Belonging.
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IRVING ST WEST OF 10th.
Attractive residence; rooms and bath,
reception hall. large cellar. front and z
story back porch. ami. large brick garage
on wide alley very deep back yard: high
location; close to transportation and stores;
near Rock Creek Park; convenient to down.
town; $1,000; liberal terms:
HARRY B. PITTS,
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THOS. j. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONFERs.
1431 Eye Street Northwest
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EXCHANGE.
SALE-LOTS.

IF YOU HAVE ANY GROUND AND WOULD
like to exchange for small investment prop
erty, see E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 5770. 1910
VT. ave.
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FoUR-RoOM MODERN HoqsE, SLEEPING
porch garden; S25 West sts north Green
Gables. J. s. COOLEY, Falls Church, Va. g.
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1343 H NV. Met. 43OO

DE IhOf1ED ,WOODIt1DOI. ~
Sleeping porch. beautiful tiled bath, large
living room with real open fireplace, latest
plus Kitchen, with pantry, electric refrigera-
tion, reinforced concrete front porch; large.
bright cellar, brick garage, large iot' Lwo
every evening until 9 pm.
Out r. I. ave. to Goth St n.e.. LETT on
10th st. to South Dakota ave. to 1913
South Dakota ave. ne. 49,
EUGENE H. PHIFER. North beO0.
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sALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY.

HIGH-CLASS
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
Low rents; gross, S11,35O; wonderful net
return. Price Az times. What buy!
FRANK A. GIBBONS, INC,
Union Trust Bldg. Nat. 515S.
Sunday and Ewes, Phone De. 0052-J. q
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! 4 BUnT-3 SOLD.
26l9 Otis st. NE large rooms, colored
ne bath. real open fireplace, step-down liv-
ang room. new Bryant gas acknowledging
heating system; beautiful. insulated health
lroom with our new ultra violet raw sun
bath. Beautiful Handicapped lots. 3Sx139: ! :
car garage. Drive out R. I ave to gath
kt. ne, turn left on oath st. to Otis St,
thence right 2 blocks to home
l. EUGENE H. PHIFER North $500
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SALE-HOUSES.
AN IDEAL, HOME

for a small family. Sx-room. two-bath
rage: complete, modern kitchen. with dinette
A beautifully planned and excelently built
home at reasonable price. 1921 North
| Dakota ave NV, at 3rd &y Sheridan stS.
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WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE
(Two-Story.)
Approximately $4,000 feet floor space.
Also equipped for modern Offices. Within
square of 3. & o. Railroad freight offices.
Apply District National Bank. National 6320'
Mr.. COTTON.
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$3.50. IN PETWORTH.
Owner will sell 6-rm. and bath home in
excellent I1cation; good condition; must be
sold Immediately. Ge. 3623-J.
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AUTO LOANS.

Loans Procured on Autos.
Reasonably and Confidentially.
UNITED BROKERAGE CO.
943 NJ Y Ave. tCor. 10TH. Nat. $685..
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
Alto BANKERS CO.. 903 ~ Y. AVE. NV.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.
RENT-STORES.
SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS


Large store excellent location.
14O4 K CAFRITZ Dist. 90S0.
1907 WIS AVE-DESIRABLE STORE
suitable for any business; attractive 5-room
apartment; very low rental. Col. 2423.
1925 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-NEW STORE
17x29; S37.50: desirable for any business
Owner. BUSADA. Atlantic 0307.
STORE 1905 ST NV. SUITABLE FOR
restaurant or other business Apply Ma
tional 6949. Suite 701-5. Evans Bldg. 81
1863 COLUMBIA ROAD, 1894 COLUMBIA
road. 1877 Connecticut ave. second moor
2503 Champlain ST.; suitable for restaurant
or other business. OWNER. National G949.
Suite 7O1-5 Evans Bldg. 81
11O5 H ST. N o-uU.UU
1870 n ST ne e. 5000
1000 f4th ST nw.... 65 90
gI5 4th st nW...... 5000
J341 r. st n . $500
39I4 ST " $500
oOI4 Ga ave nW.. 5000
1904 Ga. ave n.w.. 5000
oO6 LIST st " 1000
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC.
1014 Vermont Ave. Dist. 621O.
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Near the Mckinley High School. An at
tractive Colonial brick dwelling contain
ing six large rooms and tile bath, hot
water heat. double rear porches garage.
This property is offered at a sacrifice price
on the easiest kind of terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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build Cn yoa s Al S h9ussa eeny We w
2-bath, Colonial House. for S1o,75O, COM
pietely equipped. including large handicapped
lot 65x110 in Chevy Chase. Cleveland 42SS.
5000 9th ST. NW-S5. $50.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT-S45 MONTHLY.
Colonial brick; 3 large porches, in
closed; finished room in basement garage.
Near schools. stores and bus line. in beauti-
1ul Petwcrth: Call MR.. SCHWARTZ, Dist.
R0s0: after PM. Georgia 3522
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$4,7W.
SOUTHEAST

Just north of Penna. ave. A modern
brick dwelling, with front and rear porches
in exec ellent condition. six rooms and bath.
hct-water heat large two-car garage a
comfortable home very, reasonably priced
that can be purchased on attractive terms.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
Realtors
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OPINION DIFFER ON DOMESTIC ALLOTMENT
 BILL GOOD 0R BAD

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, T h e Farm Relief picture took on a to- tally new aspect last night with members of Congress expressing various and conflicting reactions to President Elect Roosevelt's pro- posal that the domestic allotment bill', passed by the House, be con- fined to wheat and cotton.
 Opinions differed as to whether the bills chances for enactment would be enhanced or hindered under Roosevelt's plan. But signs of fight appeared among Con- gressiOnal advocates of the five products which would be eliminat- ed-tobacco, hogs, dairy products, rice and peanuts.
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GERMANY |NT[NDs ID MATCH FRANCE IN
 AaM|Ac ID TEETH

: BERLIN, Jan. 18,-So long as France remains armed to the teeth, the most military nation in Europe, Germany, intends to in sist upon the right of arming her self if need be for defense.
 The younger generation in Ger many is particularly insistant up- On this point. We did not make the last war, a young German student said; Why then should we suffer the humiliation and in dignity of our present situation"
 Leaders of the Reichstag, even Adolf Hitler, head of the German Nazis party, deny that Germany actually wishes to prepare for ag- gression. What we wish is equal ity in principle with the other nations of the Worlds'
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''MA'' FERGUSON IS INSTALLED GOVERNOR .
 TEXAS SECOND TIME

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan IS, Mrs. Marian Ma" erguson, was inau- gurated Tuesday, for the second time. R. s. Sterling, outgoing ex- ecutive. declined to take part. in the induction of the new Governor. Pa" Ferguson, also a former Governor of the state, stood beside his wife. MT. Ferguson was inn peached while still the chief exc cutive of the State, and thereby forever barred from holding an- other public office.
 In her brief speech Ma" Fergu- son quoted ditty about love and then left for the executive man. sion while Texas cowboys ''yip- yipped."
 A SeVen-cannon salute was giv- en the new Governor. the only wo- man in the United States to be elected Governor twice.
 Ma Ferguson's ditty went something like this:
 If you love me
 Like love you,
 Then I'll love you
 Like you love me"
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TRE|MULOUs SCREAMS OF EXCITEMENT WHEN
 RUTH JUDD TESTIFIED

PHOENIX, Aciz, Jan. 13-Fol- lowing the long ordeal on the wit ness stand Tuesday as the chief states witness a9alnSt J. J. HallOr- an. lumberman, against whom complicity in the murder is charg- ed, Winnie Ruth Judd threatened to commit suicide.
 In a voice that rose and fell in tremulCuS screams of excitement, Winnie Ruth Judd, trunk murder eSS, drew Halloran into the sensa- tiOnal case of murder that has brought her a death sentence. She te tiff e d that she met him by chance shortly after she had slain the two women, following a fight on the night of October Is. 1881, and that he came to the scene Of the murder with her.
 She sWore that every word he had said was the truth. Precau- tionS will be taken that no CppOr- tunity presents Itself for her to carry out her intent. She is due to pay the extreme penalty, for killing Miss Samuelson, Feorua- ry IT.
 While the hearing was in pro gress a severe storm broke over Phoenix, accentuating the gloom of the court and causing many to be thankful they were in the mass i've stone building rather than on the streets
 The storm was variously inter preted by the superstitious as an onlinous warning for clemency for the "tigress' murderesS and the souls of her victims riding the fury of the storm demanding venge- ance
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THREE H|eHL|CHTs TUESDAY LEGISLATION
 CALIFORNIA CAPITOL

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 19-Legis- lative highlights yesterday follow:
 1-G overnor Rolph presents S258,655,163 State budget, with g. seVen-point plan for balancing it without new taxes. Budget SPA 495,376 under this biennium.
 2-Breed bill for elimination of constitutional fixed charges for schools tabled by Senate commit tee. Breed amendment to cut 20 percent from school allotments re- ported out to Senate. Ingels amendment to reduce county all lotmentS now required in receiving State school funds also reported out
 3-Finance Director Vandergrift testifying before committee inves- tigating ROlph administration de- scribeS State bond transactions.
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GUNS AT
 MANILA CONTINUE
 SOUND IN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 18.- Admiral DeWey's guns at Manila in 1898 reverberated and echoed in the halls of Congress Tuesday when the Senate voted 66 to 26, overriding President Hoover's veto of the Philippine independence bill
 The House has already passed the bill.
 On July 4, 10 years hence, Amer ican sovereignty over the islands will end, and thereafter the Unit ed States will be represented by a high commissioner
 Forty-five Democrats, 20 Repub- licans and one Farmer Laborite voted for the bill.
 The 34-year-old American pos session will be turned over to the islands Legislature providing that body accepts in one year the Con gressional bill which has been viz orouSlV opposed by many in the Philippines. Failure to accept within the year will mean the whole controversy will start again, and 1t may be years before the islands are again granted consid- eration or independence
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FIRST RIFLE MATCH THREE LOCAL TEAMS
 HELD LAST EVENING

The first of the three team matches was held last night at the local range of the Seward Rifle Club between the teams of the American Legion, the City and the Bremen. Each team was allowed 10 shooters and the scores of the five highest were counted. Nine shooters were out for the City team and six for the Bremen while the Legion could not muster enough for a full team, only four appearing. The total scores for the high five of each team are as follows:
 Bremen 7O6
 Legion 583
 City 817
 For the first shoot some nice scores were handed in and next Tuesday will see all the boys back again to try and better their scores. Each contestant shot five shots at the target in the prone, kneeling, standing and sitting po- sitions. The possible score for each position being 50 points with total of 200 points for the four po- sitions. The individual scores are as follows:
 Firemen-Valade 161; Kielcheski 149; Hall 139; w. R. Shellhorn 138; B. Manthey 119; Corliss 82.
 Legi o n-Murphy TIT; Hopkins 140; Sheldon 135; Holman 131.
 City-Horton 175; Gossage ITO; Gilliland 166; Trevethan 1853; Rob- bins 151; G. Johnson IA; ULshag- en 140; W. Neil 93; R. Paul 73.
 The next match will be held next Tuesday night and any member of the three teams not shoo ting Tuesday night are urged to see the captains of the teams and be ready to shoot next Tuesday. The captains are: Kielcheski, Bremen; Murphy, Legion; Horton, City.
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PROPOSAL MADE 39
 STATES SECEDE UNION

BISMARK, N. D., Jan. 18.-Rep. R. Martin introduced proposal for 39 states to secede from the Union.
 Representative Martin, in intro ducing the measure, said the re- mainder of the states, including New York, Pennsylvania and Mas sachusetts, have grown rich at the expense of the other states; that they could set up country Of their own and retain the stripes of the flag
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SOVIET SYSTEM IN CANADA WILL N0T BE
 TOLERATED., BENNETT

OTTAWA. Jan. 18,-NO attempt to introduce a system of Sovlet t government in this country would be tolerated and a system of non- contributory unemployment in surance would not be introduced in Parliament by the present gov ernment, Prime Minister Bennett told a delegate from the National committee of unemployed councils Tuesday in the matter of unem- ployment insurance.
 The Dominion Provincial Con- ference just opened was consider ing another principle than a non contributory plan, he said.
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Mc FIADDEN AGAIN
 TRYs |MPEACH HOOVER

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 18.- Representative McFadden (Rep) of Pennsylvania, again introduced a resolution for the impeachment of President Hoover.
 The enunciation brought an om- inous calm over the House, then loud and repeated "boos."
 Representative McFadden based his resolution on the Presidents dealings with foreign powers on war debt payments. The resolu- tiCn was promptly tabled.
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SHAW CONSENTS TO SPEAK IN AMERICA

NEW YORK, Jan. Is, George Bernard Shaw, novelist and critic, has accepted to speak in the Me tropolitan Opera House April II. On that day his steamer, on which he is touring the world, will be ia port for 24 hours.
 Some say he must be short Of money for years ago he made the assertion that never again would he set foot on American soil, nor say a good word for the United States.
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.RO0sEvELT's ATTITUDE
 MANCHUR|A SITUATION

NEW YORK, Jan. 18,-In a mo- mentous s a te m n t, President Elect Roosevelt describe d the 'sanctity of international treaties" as cornerstone of American for eign policy.
 This statement was intended as an endorsement, by inference, of the Hoover administrations re- fuSal to recognize the military oc- cupation of Manchuria by Japan.
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OKLAHOMA SENATE
 SEIZED COMMITTEE.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 18, - Gov. w. H. Murray's supporters in the Oklahoma Senate late yeSter- day, seized control of the com mittee charged with Investigating his military oil probation enforce ment.
 After a tumultous debate in which White wash, rotten politics and scandal" echoed from the floor. the Senate without roll call approved a motion to add to the committee two Murray supporters.
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SIR HARRY LAUDER
 BECOMES GENEROUS

CHICAGO, Jan. 10,-Sir Harry Lauder was greeted here yesterday by large crowd. His first act was to purchase a newspaper.
 He gave the newsboy five cents, telling him to keep the two and one-half cents change. Your get ting childish, someone in the crowd shouted.
 "Hoot mon! Not so", Harry shouted back. -Four years ago Rockefeller gave me a dime. I'm still seven and one-half cents ahead'.
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SEWARD PLUME BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18,-Dele- gate James Wickersham presented the Lowell Creek flood control bill to the House yesterday which ap proved the appropriation calling for S10,00O and sent it to the Sen ate
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AVIATRIX STILL MISSING

LONDON, Jan. 18.-Lady Bailey, noted British aviatrix, who was attempting to lower Aimee John son Mollisons record from Cape Town to London, is still unreport- ed for more than a week. Lady Bailey is the wife of the South African diamond magnate.
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SHOULD HAVE BEEN LIFE

HOUSTON, Texas, Jan. 18.-Four men were found guilty of using the mails to defraud unemployed and were sentenced to five years. The men promised jobs in South Amer ica.
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BLIND MAN PLEADS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IT, IL Accompanied by his pet dog and a delegation of blind people, Ralph Georges, of 374 Fifth Street, ap- peared before Superior Judge E, P. Shortall yesterday to plead against the order of the State pension bureau withholding his $40 month ly pension.
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NO REDUCTION GASOLINE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IT, - There is little possibility of re- duction in gasoline prices in Northern California at this time, officials of the major companies said following receipt of advices of cuts in standard and ethyl grades in the Los Angeles area.
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ARMS EQUALITY

BERLIN, Jan. Is, Thousands of war veterans and members of the Federal warriors legion cheered excitedly when Chancellor Gener- al Kurt von Schleicher in an Elm pire Day speech declared Germany intended to proceed with her pro gram of arms equality with the other powers of Europe.
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ONE MORE YAWN

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 18.-Claud Forbes, handsome chauffeur, was sentenced to death for murdering Harry Nelson because of his in fatuation for Nelson's middle-aged wife. When he heard the sentence Nelson stretched his arms and yaWned.
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FINAL EFFORT

GENEVA, Jan. 18,-Le ague of Nations assembly leaders prepared for a final effort at conciliation of the Sino-Japanese conflict tomor- TOW, without any real hope that Tokio would accept the Leagues scheme for settling the dispute.
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HAS LOTS TO LEARN

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 18.-The University of Wisconsin gossip ed itor was wearing black eye and a sore jaw, the aftermath of printing a choice piece of gossip, hoax, a note having been dropped on purpose for him to find.
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RECONCILED

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IT, Mrs. Ethel Craig and her husband, Ger aid, former University of Southern California football player who is convalescing in jail charged with plotting her death, have become reconciled.
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PAUL SUES JUDGE

KETCHIKAN, Jan. 18,-Attorney William Paul has brought suit against Judge Harding of the First Division for S1OO,OOO, the outcome of Judge Harding's contempt of court ruling against Paul in 1929 The Circuit Court of Appeals re- verSed Judge Harding's decision.
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PROPOSE BIG CANAL

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 18,-The Legislature was asked to appropri- ate $50,000 for a preliminary sur vey for the proposed S37,0OO,000 canal connecting the Port of Ab- erdeen with Olympia, thereby shortening the ship route from California a to Puget Sound 222 miles.
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SETTLE OUT OF COURT

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 18.-Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, evan gelist, may settle out of court the $240,0OO breach of contract suit, it was learned yesterday.
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ABANDON GOLD STANDARD

VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan. 18.- Suspension of the gold standard by Canada 2s an aid for financial and economic recovery was voiced here yesterday by a prominent government official.
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DROUGHT BROKEN

LOS ANGELES, Jan 18.-Rains in the loWlands, snow in the high lands, accompanied by winds, broke Los Angeles county's 30-day dry spell: 42-10 inches of rain fell in 48 hours. The average seasons rainfall is 591-1OO inches
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sANCT|TY TREATIES
 MUST BE UPHELD

NEW YORK, Jan. Is, -Ameri- can foreign policy must uphold the sanctity of international treaties, President-Elect Roosevelt said yes terday.
 His statement followed reports that MT. Roosevelt would support the policies of the present admin stration in regard to non-recog- milton of territorial gains by force in the Manchurian conflict.
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LIEUT.. CONWAY KILLED

LONG BEACH, N. Y, Jan 18,- A naval pilot was killed and his mechanic seriously injured when an amphibian plane crashed on the beach just off Long B a c h Boulevard. The plane was piloted by Lieutenant Conway who was accompanied by Mechanic Klein
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WITHDRAW FROM RUN

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 18.-The Dollar Line announced withdrawal of the SS. President Hoover and SS. President Coolidge from the To- cal run to New York Both ves- sels will operate between this port and the Orient.
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GREEK CITIZENSHIP

ATHENS, Greece, Jan. 18.-Sam- uel Insull, former Chicago resident and utility magnate, applied for Greek citizenship, which requires three years residence to obtain.
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TITLE BATTLE

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-"Kid" Chocolate, lightweight champion of the world, has been matched to meet Kid" Watson of England next Tuesday night in Madison Square Garden. Watson is the title-holder of Great Britain.
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BABE" CUT S25.OOO

NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-The King of Swat Babe" Ruth, announced the contract which he rejected yesterday cut his salary S25,000. He had been under contract for S75.OOO a season
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g INDICTED MURDER

TAYLORVILLE, H., Jan. IT, II The Christian county grand jury indicted p persons on murder charges in connection with mine wage dispute rioting at Kinkaid two weeks ago, in which two per- sons, one a woman, were killed.
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AUSTRIAN WIVES MAY PRY

VIENNA, Austria, Jan. IT, (P- A suspicious wife has right to pry open her husbands desk, said Austrian courts in the case of a colonel who sued for divorce on the ground his wife had meddled with his private mail. At the same time the wife got a decree on evil dence found in the desk.
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LEFT HOLDING BAG

PARIS, Jan 18.-The new French budget contains no provisions for further payments to the United States on her war debt, nor ex- pected separations from Germany.
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FISCAL YEAR BUDGET

SACRAMENTO, Jan 18, T h e California legislative received Gov. James Rolph Jr's budget Tuesday for the fiscal year calling for eX- penditures Of s268,755,00O, de- crease of p two-tenths percent.