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Must Be Emergency
Expect Further Loosening

Some bankers thought the move
presaged further loosening of fed
eral reserve restrictions which might
make it possible for New York banks
to resume business and open at least
some parts of depositors' accounts
without resorting to clearing house
scrip which is ready for distriou-
ton.
In any event, banks prepared for
business today under the Woodin
limitation of business orders with
lar less uncertainty than prevailed
Tuesday.
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Mouth-Wush|
Costs Cur in
HALF!

THE PROOF is actual use. To fur
nish this proof, S million bottles in a
special trial size were supplied to drug
gists. below cost. Csc value for
10c. The demand has been enormous.
If your druggist is already out, get
the regular 1O-ounce size 75c
value for only CSC. Use it one week. If
you are not delighted with its quality
and amazing economy return
unused portion to your druggist and
get your money back.
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VAST CHANGES
TAKE PLACE IN
GEORGE v REIGN
More History Made in u
Years Than in Regime of
Any Earlier Ruler.
This is the third of a series of four
stories about King George of Great
Britain
BY II. L. PERCY
United Press stan Correspondent


United Press stan Correspondent
LONDON, March 8.-More history
has been made during the twenty
two years reign of King George than
at any time since William the con-
queror of Normandy started in 1866
the long line Of Britain's rulers.
1t has seen the birth of wire
less transmission, the growth of
electricity and automotive power
to an extraordinary degree of eff
ficiency; the development of air
planes and the general speeding
up Of civilization.
The biggest event undoubtedly
was the World war. 1t changed
Britain from the Victorian and
EdWardian era of SNUG respect
ability to the more free and swift
life of modern times.
Succession os Governments
1t was the emancipation of wo-
man.
1t also was the beginning Of the
democracy of Europe, with the slow
disintegration Of dynasties and the
gradual breaking-up of that chain
Of royal intermarriages that closely
linked most of Europe with the
British royal family.
Since his coronation in 1919. King
George has seen his empire more
firmly united by the Ottawa con-
ference.
He has had his constitutional
powers curtailed, and his title
changed to king of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, and Of the British territories
beyond the seas, defender of the
realm, and emperor of India"
He has seen the advent Of Bri-
tain's first Labor government in
1924, and he has seen the success
sion Of governments that followed
it until the present National cabi-
net, headed by his close friend
Ramsay Macdonald.
Empire Is Expanding
He has seen the formation Of the
League of Nations, the worlds first
effort for peace, and the number
less conferences that have followed
to achieve and maintain peace. He,
himself, opened the second naval
disarmament conference in London,
1880, and also the round-table con-
ferences that str0ve to give India
some measure of independence.
He has seen Britain fall into line
with most countries and adopt eco
nomic protection after nearly a CEN
tury of free trade.
He has seen his empire, repre-
senting one quarter of the earth's
surface, expand, not in area, but
in population to some $4,000 900,
roughly one quarter of the worlds
people.
They speak 222 different Ian
guages, and practice every religion
known to man from Christianity to
the Voodooism of the African jun
giles.
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SAFETY PLAY
WILL Be Given
Frank Owen to Conduct
Entertainment for
Leisure Club.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TnNTCuT

LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
TONIGHT
BrOokside Park community house.
J. 7. V. Hill community house
Prospect Sherman Drive Club.
RhOdius Park community house.
THURSDAY
Crispus Attacks high school.
FRIDAY
Christian Park community house.
Fl. Wayne and Walnut Club.
Fletcher place community house.
Municipal Gardens community house.
Michigan and Noble Club, School 8, at
40 East Vermont street.
Oak Hill Club, School SO, at 2O3O Win
ter avenue,
Nebraska Cropsey. School %, at 1851
South Illinois street
School No. 5, 6l2 West Washington
street.
School No. 16. 1901 East Sixteenth
street.
School No. 81, Kelly and Boyd streets.
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DRIVE STARTED
TO RECAPTURE
NATIONS COLD
Federal Reserve to Aim at
Flow From Member
Institutions.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, March S.-The fed
eral reserve bank started a national
drive to recapture gold today, after
being authorized by Secretary of
Treasury William H. Woodin to open
for limited resumption of redis-
counts and currency payments to
member banks.
The federal reserve bank will as
siSt member and non-member banks
to conduct the limited emergency
business authorized by Secretary
Woodin only if they are complying
with the spirit and the purpose as
well as the letter" Of emergency
banking regulations, and only if
they turn into the federal reserve
bank all gold and gold certificates
owned in their own right.
Relaxation of restrictions in the
federal reserve bank was announced
here during the night. and at first
was interpreted as applying only to
this federal reserve district.
Must Be Emergency
Later interpretations of the order
received from Secretary Woodin,
however, made it appear that it af-
fected all federal reserve districts.
The order specified that the fed
eral reserve bank could advance
currency to banks only if assured
that there was emergency need for
the assistance.
The significant part of the order
however, was felt to be the provi-
sion that banks could receive AID
only by showing full evidence of CO.
operation with the federal emer-
gency regulations, and by turning
over their entire gold supplies to the
federal reserve system, possibly to
Re used as backing for new currency
/ issues
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Sergeant Frank Owen will pre-
sent a safety play at the j. T. V.
Hill community house tonight. APP
pearing on the program will be
Billy Schrolucke, Charlotte Marie
Groskupf, Dick Niles, Hazel Jane
Abraham, Donald Pine, Robert
Rothman, Frank Ristoff, Morrell
Raymer, James Rule, Lydia Ellen
and Irwin McCray.
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Melvin and Elvin Shuppert, "the
harmony twins" will sing tonight at
the Prospect Sherman Drive Club.
Pat Hally and Rocco Jardina will
give guitar and banjo numbers. The
Thurston brothers also will present
banjo music.
Only adults will be admitted to
the program at the Rhodius Park
community house tonight. A dance
will be given, with Vidals Cavaliers
furnishing the music.
Evening star., 1933-03-05

USED HOME BARGAINS.
vACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
JUST OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.
~ BRYANT ST. NE
rooms, bath. ami.
Price, $500. EASY TERMS.
102 ST. NE.
6 rooms. porches, garage,
modern throughout
S5.950-TERMS-REA VALUE.
800 BRYANT ST. NE.
6 rooms. bath. condition like new.
= porches deep lot-
WAPLE e JAMES. NC.
1nnE 11th CT n w n1cr no1S
Evening star., 1933-03-05

With Comdr. in Chief Admiral Rob-
.ert E. Coontz, U. S. N. retired. national
commander of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, and Department Comdr. Q. w.
Hollingsworth of the District OF Co
lumbia Department acting as deputy
parade marshals, the District contingent
paraded yesterday. The IS posts OF the
District were represented. with the COM
mander of each post leading his march,
ers. Chief of Staff C. A. Brode, as
sisted by Past Department Comdr. c. B.
Jennings and DR.. Joseph F. Beattie and
Fast Post Comdr. j. Allen Praether,
were aide-de-camps.
On March and 4 an information
booth was maintained in Union Station
by the Veterans Of Foreign Wars to
guide visiting comrades.
Chairman George Cummings Of the
Department Hospital Committee reports
daily visitations made to i'll comrades
in the three service hospitals in the
District and Chairman j. G. Strobel OF
the Department Relief Committee re-
ports caring for several INDECENT COM
rades and their families during the past
week.
Department Comdr Hollingsworth was
the pricipal speaker at the presentation
ceremonies held in the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing February "a, on
the occasion of the presentation of post
colors and the national ensign by Sec
retary Of the Treasury Post, No. 2400.
Director Hall Of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing made the presentation
and Comdr. Bernard S. Bladen. COM
nander of Treasury Post, accepted the
colors.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
Veterans of Foreign Wars

National Capital Post. No. l27. held
its semi-monthly meeting at Pythian
Temple February %, with Condr. GAL
pin presiding. Two new members were
obligated. Department Comdr. Hollings-
worth and Senior Vice Comdr. Davis
addressed the post. Later guests and
the Ladies Auxiliary were entertained.
Front Line Post, No. 14o1, met on
February 81 at 808 Eye street, with
Comdr. Philip F. higgins presiding.
Junior Vice Department Comdr. J. B.
Gardella was appointed chairman of a
committee to arrange for smoker to
be given by the post in the near fu-
ture. Father Ryan, national chaplain.
and Comrade N. o. Nelson. Junior
vice commander Of the Department Of
Wisconsin, spoke. G. n. Alcorn was
elected to membership He served with
the American Expeditionary Forces in
1918 and 1919. =
The bowling team recently defeated
the team of the Washington Times at
the Temple alleys in Northeast Wash
ington. The bowling teams of Capts.
Volkman and Cercell met last We'd
nesday night in a set of three games
The post now has three separate
teams-Clickquers, What a Mans and
the Hootchlifters. These teams roll
every Wednesday night at the North
east Temple bowling alleys.
National Capital Post Auxiliary. No.
127, held its monthly meeting
February % at Pythian Temple. with
President Morana presiding. Mrs A.
A. Hoffman. chairman of the National
Home Committee for the District Of
Columbia, re.Trted progress.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Potomss
Post met at Soldiers Sailors and Ma
rines' Club. 1015 l. street northwest,
with the president, Ruth Keene, pre-
siding.
MRS. Rose Eeubkert. chairman Ways
ard Means Committee, reported ar
rangements completed for the annual
st. Patrick's dance the evening of
March II at the Colonial Hotel.
floor show has been arranged.
Mrs. Sara Mcdonald of Harrisburg
Pa. spoke Other visitors were Adee
laide Grant, past president of Federal
Auxiliary; Mrs. Rose Riley, president of
Police Fire Auxiliary: Mrs. Mary pet
tey and Mrs. williams and Mrs. Nichka
Of local auxiliaries.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

WILL SUBIET DESIRABLE OFFICES IN
International Building. Reasonably. Apply
Room 1904.
IN THE OCTAGON" 174l NEW YORK
ave. NV. headquarters Of the American
Institute Of Architects. Building and loca-
tion ideal for national association or for
ensineer or artist; large room and storage
storage closet on third floor The low
rental includes heat. light. and janitor sery-
ice. National 1927.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

sEvEN-RooM HOME. TEN ACRES: I ON on
bathing. A BARGAIN for cash. Address Box
WATER FRONT FARM. ".50o FEET ON
land. -. 200, Address BOX 54-J. Star ONCE.
FOR sALE-LOTS. COTTAGES. ACREAGE.
properties proper sSt' now at low prices. WALTER NJ
RFhAUMAN aro Tater n. front onto specialist No.
bungalow on quiet water front, in nearby
iaeaon Sa Must Adsress asasece Box k STAR once e
COL BEACH BUNGALOW ROOMS. LIKE
x, Star offce. 5'
cEDARHURsT-o ON -THE-BAY. BEST CORNER
MORE. 3"22i Hiatt pl. NV. Col. 700s-W.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Tuesday. March l4th. l.; o'clock noon
Rs eouIi H99Ef RGor PPsT aRR9f
MARYLAND ESTATE. KNOWN As GRAY,
and f2Satn1 @es on Of The s? esFs O.
tween Fort Washington and Marshall TdlaIn Hal!
miles from. Washington by water.
Improved by large. dwelling house: gar
hay barracks, implement shed, sheep sheds,
machinery and tool houses. corn cribs.
hshen ms se so anf
of blue grass pasture, hard sand and gravel
beaches deep water wharf, splendid duck
shooting good bass fishing, excellent drink
ing water with complete water system 10
buildings and large fruit orchards.
Included in the sale will be all farm
implements, furniture which completely fur
nishes the main dwelling. large Frigidaire,
four work horses. two Guernsey cows. ma
chnery. tools. etc.
$500 deposit required time OF sale Fur
ther particulars see Enquirer Gazette OF
Upper Marlboro
r. BENNETT DARNALL Atty
1923 Fidelity Building, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1933-03-05

SAFE.
Your money in real estate wisely bought.
Beautiful wooded lots among the hills on
nnapolis Pike. 5 m. D. c.; $50 to $3.50.
ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyattsyille IT'S.
Evening star., 1933-03-05

MIAMI, FLA.-BEAUTIFUL EIGHT-ROOM
house in Shenendoah; garage, large lot.
Exchange for Washington house. No agents.
Address Box 109-K, Star once.
Evening star., 1933-03-05

WOODKlDGE, u. I.
New house, 3151 Monroe ST rooms,
large tile bath with shower, latest improve
ments F. SONNEMANN, owner, builder.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

Several estate properties, hunt section
Bernardsv;lle Fas Hills section; club car
commutatlon. Particulars on request. HAIR
OLD B. THOMSON. Basking Ridge. N. J. .
TAMPA. FLORIDA-BEAUTTFUL GROOM
furnished bungalow fruit and flowers; near
bay; all modern convenience; clear: price.
$4,000: easy terms. Phone Col O233. Ad-
dress 4603 Sth st. NV, Washington. D. C.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Council Of Admin
istration, District of Columbia
Department. Board room, District
Building; Follow-Me Auxiliary,
Woodmen's Hall, 935 Grant place,
8 pm.
Tuesday-Military Order of the
Coolies, 935 Grant place; Fred
erick Dent Grant Post. Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club. s pm.
WedneSday-Overseas Band,
Drum and Bugle Corps, National
Guard Armory. 8 pm.
Friday-Hospital Committee,
Department Headquarters, 423
Colorado Building, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFULLY WOODED SITES FRONTING
There is no Investment on earth as safe as
the earth itself. Land in the Nations Cap
ital abutting the Park. bought at todays
prices Will make a fine profit for the wise
buyer The Colonial Village, 1917 Plymouth
81. NV. Georgia 49O4
BEAUTIFUL LOT. 15 BY 1870 Fl, IDEAL
location overlooking Massachusetts Park
near Taft Bridge; convenient reasonable.
Adams 036".
HoMEsEEKERs, BUILDERS. BROKERS
Large wooded lot. close in Montgomery
discount. Georgia 215O.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-SEVERAL VERY
desirable lots in beautifully wooded section;
reasonable. For particulars call National
$3.50. Sunday. Potomac "7l2.
s,w. CORNER 4lst AND EMERY NEAR
Fessendenp. Sacrifice. $3.50. small cash
payment, bal. monthly. Met. 1900. EN-. O,316.
s. CAsH-s5 MoNTH-S300.
Nearby Nd. Choice building sites, near
bus line and concrete road; Strictly white
st. Met. 337f, Hyatts. 7S6-M
ooios vesePn de R"e2 eeek SaTs
only S3,5oo. Call National a251.
CHOICE LOT, s0xl0O. OVERLOOKING PO-
White House. between Wash. and Alexandria
Priced to sell. $1,000. Many other bar
GRAHAM & OGDEN. Realtors.
SOB King St. Alex. Va. Phone Alex. 1900.
SAFE
Your money in real estate wisely bought.
o u-Nn ndrl fN%c y ny7
Evening star., 1933-03-05
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
officers mess will be received at the Once
Of the Constructing Quartermaster. Boiling
standard time. March 21, 1883, and then
opened Plans and specifications may be
had upon application to that ONCE accom-
panied BY certified check for twenty five
dollars tS25.00) drawn to the order Of the
Treasurer of the United States.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR Ist AND md TRUSTS
Money available for repairs to property
Met. 1900. EN-. 0o16
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
Sloo-Pay S1.00wk. S500-Pay $: so wk.
BILDMAN Co. 319 Bond Bid Nat. 249O.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest JESSE
L. HE1SKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
SEE NE F1RST-1st, 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS
No red tape, quick service; reasonable.
5000. rpy. SI.50wk $500. rpy. $50 wk
500 rpy. $35owk 5000, rpy. sow
$500, rpy. $3.50 wk $4,000, rpy. $500 wk
S3,500. rpy. Sl7. so wk $4,000 rpy $4,000 wk
terest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-monthly. DR.. A. HENRY. INC. 1915 Eye
St NV (Vhere Eve meets N Y ayel
Evening star., 1933-03-05
WANTED-LOTS,

WANTED 2O-5O-FT. LOTS. BEST RES
section NV, miles Treasury: must be
bareain: or owner may Join builder. Ad-
dress Box 145-k. Star once.
FOR HOME. PREFER CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Consider other suburbs must give lot, square
price. Address Box 19-K. Star Office.
Evening star., 1933-03-05

UPPER 10th ST. CORNER.
REDUCED TO S2g.9 FROM $4,000
1900 10th st. N.W.-Beautiful brick. IL
large rms, baths. large. shaded lot; ample
shlubbery and flowers; oil heat; other fea
tureS. Ideal home for a physician Con-
slider trade For inspection. call MR..
TOWBES. DI. 90SO; after pm. AID. 1898.
OLD GEORGETOWN-OPEN.
3O53 P st.-Det. brick corner. recon-
dltlored, containing every modern improve
ment. but LEAVING the charm and beauty
OF the old home .undisturhed. J. r. b.
servants quarters. All splendidly arranged
for entertaining Large. lot. inclosed garden.
GREATLY REDUCED.
Evening star., 1933-03-05
SALE-SUBURBAN.
(COntinued.)
WOODBRIDGE d.

WOODBRIDGE, D.. c.
New house, 3151 Monroe ST. rooms.
ments. F. soNNEMANN. owner, builder.
BIG BUNGALOW
place ony ts Dss ss5s shower MSs All 3Sr' SS5
iot: convenient 70 school. 9 sSod
radiation, oak floors fireplace. 3
car built.in sarase; terms; less for
wooded lots; NV: heat. fireplace;
s5.75o-Bungalow. 8 large rooms 3 partly
finished rooms second floor. h:-w
heat: new oil burner !s4s for oil to
March II. automatic gas water
heater; :Oo-foot lot; paved street;
"'hS r. D. LILLE
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park oe. 1900. I.
SLIGO PARK HILLS.
1O5 HILL TOP RID.
English colonial brick; vestibule entrance;
win hsepllaee; l. dining r: de luxe kit.. Club
normal value; other houses to meet your re-
auiTements and price. H. W; HITCHCOCK
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Close to Washington's Down.
town Offices and Business
Section.
$11,5OO.
One Of the finest old residences in this
section. orlginally the home Of Gen Lawton
and nd located ii, IN the center Of Falls Church.
tiai' suburbs. 20 minutes s from the Govern srn
srse see dhs s%o hss sn
yNd q rvtth ,n1a n1N
are five unusually large rooms, paneied
with exposures on three sides. fireplace and and
yoo LIVING NTH with repiane
cna a0 coset ht ary Rtehen With
exposure on three sides. electric range: re-
triseratori city water and sewerage. large
Guided; additional acreage may be had if
desired.
$4,000.
One of the show places of Falls Church
Ten-room modern brick house located in a
fine old grove Of beech and oak trees; twen-
ty-hye minutes from downtown Washington.
Nearly one acre Of land
$500.
s-room house: hardwood noors hot-water
heat: now being .repainted and redecorated
and put in first-class shape throughout. Lot
East Falls Church. twenty minutes from
downtown Washington.
$3.50.
s-room frame house; four large bed
rooms, bath; lot 62x312 it. with fne old
shade trees city water and all convenences;
located in excellent residential section of
Falls Church, . blocks from school. trans
portation. churches and stores. This place
is priced exceptionally low for quick sale;
convenient terms. Twenty minutes from
downtown Washington.
NJ. L. CHURCH,
Realtor-Est. 1886.
Falls Church. Va.
Phone 80.
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OVER $l,2OOPAID
TO RELIEF GROUPS
DURING PAST WEEK
INCREASE IN AMOUNT Ex.
PENDED DUE TO EXTRA
ALLOWANCE MADE FOR Lo-
CAL COUNCIL FROM HEAD
QUARTERS

Disbursements o. the Emergen-
CO Relief Conneil for the week
ending July Is. totaI st,23s.10.
according to the reports IN the Of
flee Of the council.
THURSDAY 1925 was discussed
Fridav. ss40.10 and today s9o0
was paid OF 20 men and mogaen
employees. finishing the week.
The Increase in logmsnt ard
consequent increase IN output 81
funds "a due 90 the increase ta the
allowance for Monroe county from
state headquarters.
scns weeks ago the matter 81
insignificant funds Mss taken Up
Ly William ". Tremeritt, chairman
~ the local eoua Il. who wrote 10
Tallahassee explaining conditions
snd requesting az increase tssas
moald a.ia0 eaeia regiment r.
earn NOT asxs tsaap 50 rsaonaaly.
liz reply ts sue rsaaess The
chatrugan wms advised tAag m ia-
crease of 81 ,no0 4as agshertxesi
a hth saakea s3e slgotmsat fas
Munrg~ eagmty. 5000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-15
LIGHT STATION
TO BE- SCRAPED
AND REPAINTED
WORKING PARTY WILL LEAVE
NEXT WEEK ON TENDER
TO CARRY ON NECESSARY
OPERATIONS

Early next week, possibly Mon
day, a working party win leave on
the lighthouse tender for Rebec-
ca Shoals light to scrape and paint
the metal on the structure and
make repairs to and paint the
wooden parts of the structure.
When in 1926 there were three
keepers employed. none are used
now. In that year the light was
changed from an attended aid 10
an automatic, thus dispensing with
the need of keepers.
This change was made because
Of the difficulty to secure compe-
tent men who could fill the re-
quirements. This scarcity Of
keeper material Is said to have
been due to the great amount of
work in that post war period and
the high wages being paid at the
time.
With keepers in charge, the care
OF the light station rests with
them, and all scraping and paint
ing Of the structure il part Of their
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-15
AMUSING CASE
HEARD BEFORE
COUNTY JUDGE
CAN DUEL BE FOUGHT WHEN
BUT ONE MAN HAS FIRE.
ARM7 CASE DISMISSED FOR
LACK OF TESTIMONY

What Is duel? Can a duel be
fought when but one man has
firearm? II a man Is challenged
to duel when the other man says
Go get a revolver and we win 90
out aud fight. all need Is M
hands" what kind Of duel will be
fought?
These are some Of the phases Of
case that was tried in Judge
Hugh Gums court this morning
when Pete Fernandez was given
preliminary hearing on a charge
Of destroying straw hat belong
ing to r. Baquet.
BBguet says that Fernandez
used unkind remarks and then
ciimaxed his insults by breaking
Baqnet's straw hat. The insnltes
gave a demonstration Of how The
bat was broken by striking Il with
his fist = mighty blow,
lie also charges that after ruin
ing BIS head piece Fernandez told
him to 50 and get q revolver aud
they would 20 out aud fight IL out
Baquet 10 use the gun aud Fer.
nandsz his fists
Attorney w. II Malone was III
the court when the case started
ard became 20 Interested he de-
eide1 to defend Fernandez. IL
asked Baquet II q duel could BE-
fought wEen only one u the par
ties 20 the combat had = seapau.
Baquet replied that he did rot
know.
Asked II be had not told the q
feuaant's attorney IL be and Fer.
nanslez asfe only playing. - re-
piled that be did not. The ae.
tense rested.
Fernandez gwas then placed 60
The stand. he admitted be haa
taken . few drinks, and in hls
exubersnt Knooa haa started tsas
ing Baq1st, bat only In = friendly
manner, sud had not the eighties
intention ef iniuFing either hss
aeeaAeF Or bis summer head gear
Tie Judge considered ths matter
from every standpoint and decided
that there waa nothing Oh shbea
20 found 3 Gaze and dismissed Fs4
nandex.