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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

Tuesday afternoon one Of the most
im1ogtAp& debut parties Of the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik will return tomorrow evening
from Brookline, where they went for
the wedding yesterday Of Nine. Proch-
knik's sister, Miss Violet James. and Nh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

The Church Of the Epiphany was the
scene of cnarmingly arranged we'd
ding yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock,
when Miss Evelyn Harris Howe. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. George Howe. became the
'hride Of Mr Reyerly Merce. Middlet0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
-Harris-Ewing Photo.

The retiring Ambassador Of Japan
and Mime. Debuchi will leave Washing
ton Saturday afternoon for Chicago
and will spend a part of Sunday there,
leaving that evening for San Francisco.
The Ambassador and Mime. Debuchi,
who will be accompanied by their
daughter, Mile. Tanaka Debuchi, will
arrive in San Francisco Wednesday eve
ming. November 20. and will the fol-
lowing day board the Asama Maru for
Japan, where they are expected to ar
rive Friday, December Is.
The Ambassador and Nine. Debuchi
have made many friends in Washing
ton, both personal and for their gov
eminent. and they will be greatly
missed in the diplomatic, official and
resident circles OF the National Capital.
Nine. Debuchi, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Japan, has invitations out for
an informal at home tomorrow after
noon from 4 to o'clock.
The Ambassador of France and Nine
de Laboulaye have issued cards for a
small reception and musicale at the
embassy Thursday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock.
Ambassador and Nine. de Laboulaye
will be the guests in whose honor Col.
and Mrs. Edward B. Clark will enter
tain at dinner Thursday at the Army
and Navy Club.
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik will return tomorrow evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
Diplomatic Reception
At White House to Show
Many Changes in Corps
Ambassador to Turkey VIII Be Ranking Envoy
Cabinet Dinner, With President and Mrs.
Roosevelt Hosts. Delightful Event.

will engage society when Mrs. William
Corcoran Eustis presents Miss Anne
Eustis to her friends. Hang Up Your
Fiddle and Your Bow" certainly will
not apply to Thanksgiving week In
Washington, for there will be constant
strains of dance music all week with a
number of such events taking place
Thanksgiving night, including the Navy
Relief Ball at the Willard.
Earlier Tuesday evening the Phila-
delphia Orchestra concert will engage
society, Mrs. Roosevelt being expected
to attend and also many members of
the cabinet who have taken boxes. A
particularly brilliant house will be pres
ent TO see Eugene Ormandy conduct.
Too. Mrs. Roosevelt has already become
patron for Mrs. Lawrence Townsend's
morning musicales, events which can
not be equaled in brilliancy in any
other city,
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson will be in the large
and representative company attending
the concert of the Navy Band in Con-
stitution Hall Wednesday afternoon in
celebration of the fifteenth anniversary
of the organization of the band under
the capable hands of Lieut.. Charles
Benter, who his been its conductor
since its beginning. Among others who
will attend the celebration concert viii
be the commandant Of the Navy Yarc
and Mrs. Henry Varnum Butler ane
the chief Of naval operations and Mrs
William H. Standby. The Navy Banc
Orchestra is on the regular schedule
at the White House to play for dances
and other functions during this Win
ter, this being the first time it Ia.
been regularly assigned to perform.
ances at the mansion. Following tht
concert Wednesday a buffet supper vii
be given In honor of Lieut.. Bentel
and his band.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
ARCHER
Edna Lee

Miss Evelyn Hanson visited with
her cousin Lillian Eggen the nast
week. 80
There will be services at Archer
sunday, July 1G at $50.
Mike Barstad Of Madoc was .
visitor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
70 Lee last Sunday. He also made
a trip to Plentywood in the homes
u finding a hired girl.
Ida and Vivian Moe and Haza,
We're Archer callers last Monday.
Fred Lee made a trip to PLENTY
wood Thursday.
Victor Anker, county commission
er was q caller In the Archer COM
mlinlfy last Friday in regards To
road work. 1t is understood road
work will start this week.
Miss Alma Fiske came home last
sunday to spend the remainder Of
me summer and to keep house for
her father.
Mrs. John Eggen. daughter Lillian
anu Evelyn Hanson were Plenty
Wood callers last Friday.
Carl, Albert Luella and Helen Al
enroth were visitors with the I'd
Lee young folks Saturday evening.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

tywood Saturday.
Mrs. Strand from Seattle. Wash.
arrived Saturday TO visit hey mothe,
MrS. Elsie Selyig and her brother.
Alfred and Oswald Selvig.
Ir. Hall was called our Sunda,
% attend Mrs. John Wunderlicn
who WAS very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mills anu
kerderiek returned Sunday from
Chicago Enroute they visited the
Iells IN Wisconsin. They also visit
IL n Fergus Falls, Mimi. and AMI
moose. y. OAK.
Mr. aud Mrs. Simonet accompan-
Led by the Misses Margaret Simon
eTf. Minnie Engler and Irene Bekke
drove 10 Great Falls Sunday where
N girls viii resume their work in
The hospital.
Hiss Violet Boyd is working at
lienry boodman-s in brentwood.
Andrew LELAND motored to Wil-
llsTon on Monday to take his father
4 tef1fd to the main line 10 re-
I'm 70 his home in Oregon.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
COALRIDGE
Mrs. Lon Myers

Mr.. and Mrs. Bib Lobdeu ana ~
miiy left Friday for Missoula to VS.
~ MS parents. Dolpha LobdeIps
cnildren accompanied them as Tar
as Havre to visit with their grand
mother Mrs. Olson.
Mrs. Bud Chapman and babv Nrs
hid Ator and son ACCOMPANIED thar
brother Frank Guenther and wife ~
IIentyW0od to Idaho to visit with
lhelr parents a few days. Edward
Guenther also went with them
Mrs. And. Lundberg and daurhtar
Helen and Junior Isaacson tool :
per.af the Myers home T~hursdav
Miss Alice Weer OF Grenora has
Deen spending a week with Dorothv
returning home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Paulsen had &c
sunday evening guests Mr.. and NJ
Z. M. Paulson and Mr.. and Mrs q |
Olson - =
Levi Larson accompanied Tohv
Hardinger to Minot this week in ia
C0alridge truck to consult ! da.tor
Peggy Polling OF Wlljsfon ana
maxine Isaacson Of Grenora visited
. few days this week with Mr. ana
Mrs Lon Myers and family. ertnrn-
ing home Sunday.
Gladys Paulsen and the Dabl girls
returned Saturday after ! waaEs
visit and trip to Hollack, Mjnnasors
with Ole Steinarson.
George Powney just recently "a
,urned from a trip to the World,s
falr and to see his brother hin
Esther Melby OF East C@oa,r,dr.
'penf Friday night with Lena md 4
Nary Ehry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Myers ana 49,
ma Mr. and Mrs Fred Paulsen and
were In Williston Tuesday I
Q see a doctor. They also took ann.
er with Mrs. Myers brother ard :
amily. Mr.. and Mrs. d. q po,,nr I
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

home Of her son. 6 L Tyler TIN.
Eeek.
Mrs. l. SkiIlingbere gave ; anl
Party IN honor u Mrs. Lyle elem.
ons Friday evening.
The Ladies Aid meets A. tb.
church basement Wednesday .. m
July 18th.
The second coat of gravel i he
ing pnf on the highway and VIII
soon be finished.
Kitty Baheoek aeremuanI.-g g,w
her mother, AIRS III. A. hnu4rr~rr
returned TO California Friday morn
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
NORTH DAGMAR
Geo. III. Johnson

The annual Danish midsummer.
fest WAS held at the -Daansar
church June 30, to July :. The visit
ING ministers Were the Rev. A. II.
fFost from Askoy. Mimi, and the
KeK- Johannes Petersen from Cal
gary Alberta
me program for the three davr
consisted OF sermons and lectures by
lie visiting ministers -Erast
AID keY- Petersen. On Friday and
SUNDAY they were held at the Dag
nlar church while Saturday. which
was SET aside for the yoImer ueonle
tney We're held 1T the Yolmer church
sunday evening Il musical pro-
srsaHl was arranged. After songs nv
Tue assembly the choir rendered
lNv songs Mrs Harboe and Mrs.
U-sson sang TWO duets, Mrs. OLAF
N1aler played a piano solo; the or
ehestra tCarI Laursen, Elmer Chris
a.ahsthr Irving ~Andreasen- Mrs q
AIilierl gave some selections. Mrs.
IiJeHidaI Madsen played two piano
songs
4ea1 1AeEe we're not rs many
guests from other Danish colonies
aae no doubt. 10 the depression
This week Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes
a0EstFlsen and son of FIaxton visited
d home OF the formers parents
Air- and AIRS NeIs Jorgensen. While
here they attended til Midsummer
Nlels and Dora Conradson also
'a1d another short visit home and
lffentfed the -Midsummerfest.u
Martin Sorensen has retr1rnaa
lorzae after working at Art Olsonss
az Antelope since this spring.
Tn July ;, Rev. Frost leetnred ar
he Dagnlar church about his trim
2 Washington. ID. c.. as delegate TO
ne Continental Congre~. A large !
rUwd attended.
\ number Of Dagmar people at- /,
ended the Farmers Union conven- ,
III Antelope Saturday. Helen
and Nerna T.. Lodahl sang |
songs rs the Dagmar 4. Il. j.
: : contribution to the program for !,
day I
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
NORTH DOOLEY

- !.
Hsate Z trip Il
daHl Ns ~1nIAy after -@Shar-
- AEn4E Olson srent List week
- returned sun
bert hIakken AMI
Fs1si friends and resaF-
GO NtlEaNk Friday
- ta consulted > tIeesor II
saturday
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

Clifford Os<s.x. -

H. u Tyler went 10 PeInty wa~,.
Tor g~rasshopTer poison SATURDAY,
- boiyard and family and Mr.
ana VIZ Z X Tyler spent Sunday
i m, at the r. G. Tyler home
T. c GronIie who has b~..n visit
ing relatives near Tenaplegon. Y. ID.
returned home Sunday
Mrs X ". Tyler from Mazoman-
re- wisconsin is visiting NJ The
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

OUTLOOK
Ella Vest


Arthur leland re.rrrra~a -
trip 10 Chicago Tus~.Iav H. So
overland from rsrr-a rvs
companied br NFsS IuI;- rss -
E1gley. N OAK. Mr. Teaa-s -,
visit friezsd ansI r-rTarfxes 80 80
weeks. NJ. leland rar.a-+ $"
crops in North Dec. iETsf
Maurice Tg~s~ 8 m
nriaI hosr.sts1 - !. = nc Mem
LII. ana NJ r 60
Nr. and Mrs.. YIN was~s rss 49,
Thursday frorn ! f,ro - sa.rhsza
Priest River TTaha 49, - ID
oregon and washir1on nas ih
T. Hz
here NesneSasr ea4asa
Mr. AM AZ - -
plenfrurors =. f1eA were
purchased =. So Fo-s ana
Henry ana Arr.e~ w.-
sister Ar $50 ana
t-on who hare been rfxSffn~ - -
II u and Frank wansprin homes
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

The Baptist bible school is na,,.
and relatives. i
held this week in the BAPTIST cham.
and continues for one week -
dial invitation is extended to anvon.
desiring TO attend.
There will be a Baptist service IN
the Chapel next Sunday mornlny and
evening. The public is heartily wal.
come at both services.
Mrs. Maurice Berg and dauybtar
Jean, and Mrs. Chris Hoist arrived
nome Sunday mite from Minnaanoiis
where they visited the past weer
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Simonson
Mr.. and Mrs. LaYerne KittIesop 81
Daneylll were guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Olson SIM
day. Gun
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoel arc an
Joying a visit from their nenhaxr If
Columbus, n. ID.
Martha and Oscar Gunderson arc
spending a few weeks at Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carlson
ana family spent Monday mite with
Fortuna friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed I~verson and lie
Noonan motored TO the county semi
Monday.
kev. Almlie and family and Keith
Miller and Ardelle S~tageberc motor
co TO Plentywood Monday.
Dave Leininger of Norge SaSl
Canada, was calling or Wasth,.
Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Lininger are
proud parents OF a son born IL
mem Tuesday June 26. DR.. Storkan
Flentywood was called. Mathar
babe are doing fine.
lee Joyce and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Austad OF Comertown ts,ant =
Monday in Westby. /
bernon k1ttleson had the mister
Int of knocking out a tooth ana :
'uuflng his lip open while pIaving I
AL at his farm at Danville SUNDAY )
was taken to Noonan and riven ,
1edicl aid. :
Mcneil has closed the
rose hospital unfit another doctor !.
fffVes to take his place.
Anton Nelson and Marjorie Enaer !
iotored to Plenty wood Tuesday
here Anton consulted a doctor.
AIRS. Clyde Loyelace and fo,1r =
lildren OF Ada, Mimi. are v%isitin. !
: the John Rohweder home also I
nong Alkabo relatives. =
Mrs. Roy Listoe and sons are !
sitting relatives and friends ~ Z
Sask., Canada. q
MI. and Mrs. Edwin johnson who !
I've spent the past week wishing e
the Anton Ditmarson home 1pff X
lesday for their home at Judd. n. =
TX. =
Mrs. Mary Krowen and children q
hnny and Jude, left Thursday for 4
Mountains, N. D. =
Rev. Almlie will hold ParociaI q
hool at the Lutheran church one II
IRE week. A cordial invitation i :
tended to all children or school -
y
Mr.. stenehjem Of p~lentywood at 3
lded to business affairs In Westhy .
ednesday and Thursday. White Z.
he was the guest Of Henry g
cells. -
Inc Baptists plan on holding tent =.
euangs the latter part OF July. 8
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06
WESLEY
Mrs Charles Johnson

Among Nertby shoppers nj Plen.
LENead Thursday were MIR. and Mrs
fefer Jersfe. MIR. and Mrs. Ole Hell
e@aaTd and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mel
son.
Mrs Gust Stnbbe. daughter, Lii
Ian and Mrs Charles johnson mo-
aoFel 10 Plenty wood Friday.
William SchIoesser Of Oakland
tals = staying Mt the Henry Skeels
nome while he il here looking after
business affairs.
Mrs Gust Stubbe OF Westby paid
The Herald a call Friday also re-
nrNIns her subscription.
Gust Stnbbe had the misfortune
70 loose bis barn and car shed ON
ON his farm i'm Pleasant valley as
well az his buildings in Westbv
uurLns the storm last Sunday mite.
Nesfby vicinity are sorry to hear
Mrs IL Jepson OF DanyiIle is q
patent In n KubT, n. d.. hospItaf.
4 speedy recovery is extended to
Mrs Jepson.
Melvin Hultgren has returned from
Manaan- n ID. where he spent the
past two weeks IA
Ok1rar Helseth and Ray Stbrfial !
lett Saturday mite for East Grand
Forks, n d.
Miss Linda Hall our former dem
dAt county superintendent, has ac-
cfpted the Pleasant valley school.
y hfch James Randall has resigned.
MI Kandaii has taught the scnoo.
or three years and he will teach n
alne months school near his home
own Mr. Randall has met i host
y Trends who regret his departure
~ our midst but success goes
nth him. He left Saturday morning
r his home MT Fairview. Montana
The infant son OF Rev. and Nra
liHaiie Vas christened John Leur-
nee at the Lutheran church Sun
ay morning
tlaIrce Ihoen arrived home after
TENDING the State Teachers COL /,
&c in Minot the past year. Her !
lsEef, Mrs Hammer. and .childre,, J
her home for several
'eeks visit Mrs Hammer WAS !
Phyllis Thoen. !,
"a Hass. Erick Eggan, Adolpb
nderson, Ed Lien attended TO bust !
az he county superintendent I
ice Ia Pentywood Saturday.
Ihe sad news reached Wesfn, 4
~ Mrs Clarence Roam had pess- \
away after a lingering Illness.
= Roam mt n time lived in :
,,estby and met many friends who :
Z Aolry 20 hear Of her departure I,
- children preceded her In deafn. :
rnIatny liz extended to Clarence =.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-06

ing
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Stanek aud
family are Spreading the wsvk end
and fourth al Sidney. Mont.
Mr. and Mrs Cosper and son Of
ffosrland. are guests at the home or
BlFs parents. Mr.. anal Mrs g. Cos
PEI.
serna Jensven Of Hogdand. for
merry Of Homestead il visiting af
the A FL Jensven home
Carter Phelps. field inspector NJ
Shelby visited with his family the
4rh-
Evening star., 1933-11-08
CUBAN DENIES WIPING
HANDS ON U. S. FLAG
J. A. Ribo Padilla, Student, Says
He Wants Friendship Of Amer
ica-Flies to Miami.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, November 81. A. Ribo
Padilla. Cuban student, yesterday said
he wanted the friendship of the United
States and denied reports that he had
wiped his hands on the American flag.
Padilla, arriving here by plane, said
he had his hands full of packages when
he boarded the ship in Havana and
could not have touched the flag in
question, which was attached to the
ceiling of the plane.
I'VE respect the American people and
therefore respect their flag. We have
said that in Cuba in public and We
want their friendship"
Padilla denied he was a delegate to
the n-American conference in Monte
video, as reported in the news story
about the alleged flag incident, but
was going as secretary to the Cuban
delegation.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
GRACE MOORE HERE
TO SING TOMORROW
Opera and Screen Star Will
Appear Before Meeting of
Woman'S Crusade.

Miss Grace Moore, who will sing the
aria from Madame Butterfly" and
"Annie Laurie at the mass meeting OF
the Woman,s Crusade of 1888 in Consti-
tuition Hall tomorrow at 4;30, came from
Hollywood to donate her services to
this organization.
Miss Moore is staying at the May
flower Hotel, and in an interview with
q Star reporter told Of her enthusiasm
for this work.
'T am rarely able to spare time and
energy to give performances outside Of
my professional contracts" she said,
'but when my friend, Mrs. Willebrandt,
called me up and asked me to do this,
felt must make an exception. have
such q sincere admiration for Mrs.
Roosevelt, and it seemed an exciting
thing to help so fine an organization,
that decided to make the trip in order
to help in any way I could"
Miss Moore explained that her stay
here must be very short, because she
has taken on enough work this Winter
to make the average business mans day
look like straw chewing. Besides a
five-year contract with the Columbia
Motion Picture Co.. she Is going to make
q picture with Metro Goldwyn- Mayer,
broadcast radio program from New
York and give few performances for
the Metropolitan Opera Co.
Mrs. Roosevelt. who is honorary
chairman of the National Woman's
Committee, win address the meeting.
She win be introduced by Mrs Eleanor
Patterson, chairman of the local COM
mittee. The Marine Band will open
and close the program, which will be
broadcast over national hook-up.
The object of the Woman's Crusade,
as viii be evinced by this meeting, is to
organize men and women to work for
the Community Chest. Mrs. Roosevelt,
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Mabel Walker
Willebrandt and all the chairmen feel
that hy explaining by word of mouth
the purpose and scope of the Com
munity Chest, dormant interest will be
aroused.
This experiment, forming a Woman's
Crusade to work with the Community
Chest, was tried first in Cincinnati. The
results were so effective in enriching the
Chest there that 1t was decided to make
the Woman's Crusade a national or
ganization, with Mrs. Roosevelt as its
head. Now it has started in over four
hundred cities with its main purpose to
convince citizens of the need of sup
porting local charities and to persuade
them not to leave the problem to Fed
eral and State aid.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
Committee starts intensive work Friday
on LIQUOR tax bill.

Committee starts intensive work Friday
on q liquor tax bill.
1t is the intention OF the subcom-
mittee to draft q special resolution to
be recommended to the full committee
ON December for separate liquor tax
bill in order to expedite control legis-
lation.
At Fridays session the subcommittee
hopes to have before 1t the report sub
mitted TO President Roosevelt nearly
two weeks ago by the special inter-
departmental committee which he
organized to make o study Of the liquor
control question. Chairman Hill told
his colleagues ON the subcommittee yes
terday that they are facing the neces-
sity Of holding night sessions.
This subcommittee includes Repre-
sentatives Cullen, New York; vinson,
Kentucky, and Cooper. Tennessee. all
Democrats, and Representatives Tread
way. Massachusetts, Crowther. New
York. and Frear, Wisconsin, Repub-
licans. It has learned that at least
some of the States In need of finances
are contemplating placing sales tax
on liquor. They are pretty well agreed
that for the States to thus break away
from the old order of pre-prohibttion
Evening star., 1933-11-08
WIFE SUES TO DIVORCE
FORMER CONSUL SHERMAN
Non-Support, Cruelty and Neglect
Charged-Couple Married
Here in 1896

Thomas Foster Sherman, former
United States consul at Sofia, Bulgaria,
and vice consul at Berlin, was sued for
divorce in San Rafael, Calf, yester-
day by his wife, Mrs. Patricia Eher-
man. daughter Of Mrs. e. r. Winchester
Of San Rafael. according to an Associ-
ated Press dispatch
MIS-. Sherman's late father was con-
i1ected with the Winchester Arms Co.
The couple, married here in 1926,
Just before Sherman sailed to take the
vice consulate at Berlin, had been
separated since early this year, accord
ing to Mrs. Shernan's complaint. He
resigned from the foreign servcie in
August, 1891. after serving as consul
at Sofia He Is a native of Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Sherman charged non-support,
cruelty, neglect, refusal to explain abb
sences from home, moodiness and
moroseness. She asked an allowance
for support Of their 6-year-old daughter
Evening star., 1933-11-08
WORK WILL START
ON rum TAX BILL
House Subcommittee Fears
BootIegging If Double
Levies Are Imposed.

Convinced that to frustrate boot
Logging, legal liquor should be available
at reasonable price. and that If both
the Federal Government and the States
or municipalities impose a tax for rev.
enue, the evils of prohibition period
will be continued, the special subcom-
mittee of the House Ways and Means
Evening star., 1933-11-08

days when the Federal Government
imposed an excise tax and the States
or municipalities took their toll in the
form Of license fee, would not only
yield less revenue, but would "be play
ing into the hands of the bootleggers
and racketeers.''
With the Massachusetts, Legislature
meeting in special session today to con-
slider liquor legislation, Repre-
sentative Treadway, ranking Repub-
hcan on the Ways and Means Commit
Evening star., 1933-11-08
Plays to Benefit PIT. A.

BALISTON, Va, November (Spe-
ciaD Three one-act plays, acted by
students, parents and teachers Of the
washington-Lee High School, will be
given for the benef1t OF the Parent
Teacher Association In the school Fri
day evening.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
Prize Winner Missing.

A prize winner Of $500 in the Irish
Sweepstakes on the English Derby can
not be traced at the address in the Irish
Free State given on the counterfoil.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
Minute Mystery
Solution to
HE nnC AMI THE THEFT

Solution to
THE DOG AND THE THEFT.
See Page AT.
The moment that Frahm said
"Some one has strangled him
with piece Of twine," Prof. Ford
ney knew he had guilty knowl-
edge Of the dogs death. 1t would
have been physically impossible
to have seen q piece Of twine
around the dogs neck from the
doorway. The hair on the coilie's
neck would have covered it.
If 1T WERE NOT FOR MY
DOG I THINK I COULD NOT
LVE.-Ebeneezer Elliott.
Evening star., 1933-11-08

tee, has appealed TO his home State 10
set an example to other States by re-
framing from o sales tax on liquor.
Evening star., 1933-11-08
APPEAL ABANDONED
Three Begin to Serve Sentence for
Killing Mexican.

Los ANGELES, November 8 [R.-
Abandoning their plans for appealing
their conviction of manslaughter, Jerry
Acalin, Mike Marin and Anton B. ia
zich. surrendered to the Federal marshal
here yesterday and left for a prison
road camp near Tucson, Ariz., where
they win serve sentences Of 18 months
each.
The three fishermen were convicted Of
strangling to death q Mexican customs
guard.