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sALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

VACUUM CLEANER. Electroiux. perfect
condition; runs like new; must sacriflcei
$3.50. 1910 Georgia ave.
WAsHERS--Three good used washers.
teed. 101 Flower ave. Takoma Park, Md.
WASHING MACHINE, Gain-a-day. cylin-
der type. good condition. Price, SO. 706
Erie ave-, Takoma Park.
WASHING MACHINE. Apex de luxe spin
price. SI65: special at S79 so; only one.
No money down. easy monthly payments.
Palais Royal fifth floor.
WASHING MACHINE. Apex, best whirldry
type; also ironer; used one year; sacrifice
either both for cash. Cleveland 7165.
WASHING MACHINE. Spinner type, ex-
cellent condition S6950 cash: cost
sl0S.So 81 q 30 st RsT; & Apex Ele'' Co. 7o9 9th
wATER-BAcK RANGE. boiler. gas water
heater, gas range, side oven; latrobe;
pipes. All. $50. ITO sth st. ne.
woMANs WHITE WOOL COAT. .S3. so;
tan polo coat. $3.50; size II. Call Geo.
WOOD, extra fine. seasoned oak, slI per
cord. hickory. S12; any length. delivered
in city or suburbs. l.. E. Beach. Norbeck,
Md. Phone Ashton 116-F-21.
wOOD-Seasoned oak, any length, SO per
cord. curb delivery: also pine and kindling.
Call Walnut S4S7. IA
WOOD-Good dry oak; 50 per cord; oak
and pine xee $3.50 epsh ae s
3-PIECE DAVENPORT SUITE; mohair;
S1s: reversible cushions Apply Sunday,
10 am. to pm. $40 list st. ne. Apt. l..
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS FOR RENT OR
sale; complete line Of new and used chairs;
all sizes. styles and adjustments; reduced
prices Also folding chairs, wood or metal.
4ls gN16HD TGs5 s. sT4TEs NW STORAGE aE G2es4s.
LUMBER-LUMBER-L
Secondhand lumber and building mate
rial sheathing and framlng ami oi 21S batse So and nd
benches now on display. White cedar;
mahosdny. walnut and all other hardEood
ommended for complete Insulation. We
also have oorinss good siding Sdi1E
of 1x12 rough boards for coal bins and
fencing at low prices; Less per cent for
cash on al orders Esingsr ST,ddni MI 5x6o Lpm-
MACHINERY.
lin. back-geared drill press. in
f''0 siS 9th st. NV. SO''OO
A. &C. E. a HIP. Motors,
$8o5.
Others in proportion. Armature winding.
Carly Automobile Generator Exch., 1908
14th st. NV.
PAINT AND GLASS.
Save 30's. All fresh. new products.
On sale at real money-saving prices
Gloss paints, white and colors. 81 .35 gal.
Pure linseed oil. soc gal; pure. white lead.
washable. S1.s5 gal. Phone for quick.
PYUs ADAMS.
1119 9th st. NV;
Evening star., 1934-09-09

AUTOMOBILE LUNCH CASE for six peo-
pie. Cost $40. Never used. Price $50.
Also single file case, oak, So. 2701 Conn.
ave NV Ant 300
Evening star., 1934-09-09

LIVING ROOM odd pieces. comprising
easy chairs, sofa, turn-top card table.
rockers. davenport table. nah. bureau.
small tables. etc.; all good condition.
Adams 5322-W
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BUCKWHEAT coal BLOWERS new, guar
snteed. Sl6 each; will install reasonably.
Cal any time or Sunday morning. 3712
,Jenifer st, Chevy Chase D. c.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

-Mahogany bookcase. double,
fine condition; price, SIS. Call Cleveland
Evening star., 1934-09-09

PLAYER PIANO-GREAT BARGAIN.
One OF Americas fnest products and
Originally sold for $500. Just think,
S110 buys this beautiful self-player. in
cluding bench. rolls and delivery for SIS
cash and S. monthly This is a IN MUSICAL s,
Eleventh st. NV. doors north Palais
Evening star., 1934-09-09

HOUSE TRAILER. finely built, complete
home for family. also tent; sacrifice
Tourists Camp. Park Lane. Va.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

PIANO -ACCORDIAN. almost new, 100
basSes. S110: less than half original cost.
Call Georgia 923S.
CIRCUMSTANCES force me to dispose OF
my quality baby grand at once. I bought
this piano new a few months ago, making
a sizable down payment. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made with the firm from whom
l purchased the piano to- allow me to
transfer IT to any responsible party who
payments). The piano has had the brSG
of care and is in splendid condition If
interested address Box 204A, Star office.
rights. priced to sell at once: Ellington,
$50: Marshall & Wenndall Sos: Emerson
sElt KplrtHmaKnitn; Kitts sltS3 lit33o erms' Si down.
YER-PIANo-Modern case, finished in
mahogany In excellent condition: re-
duced- to $50. Free bench and rolls.
& q. 3'"H ~ ' " A''0
Evening star., 1934-09-09

FURNISHINGS. complete for two-room
apt. includes new maple twin bed room
suite. bed davenport, day bed. dinette, etc.
Cathedral Mansions. Apt. liz.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WORK HORSES, two. good. for sale; rea-
sonable. SOB NJ st. s.w.
LIGHTWEIGHT HUNTER for sale. bay
gelding. years old. 1913. 1,120 lbs. "a
thoroughbred. bred by Lena Misha out of
Ganadore mare; sound. quiet. bold jumper.
Mrs. Brom R. Whitthorne. Phone so.
Fort Humphreys. Va.
PURE-BRED JERSEY cows and heifers.
AS we are overstocked we are offering q
few of our Jerseys. some fresh and due to
freshen Would make outstanding family
cows and add to those who wish to in
crease their butter fat; prices reasonable.
Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda. Md.
WANTED-Fresh milk goat. reasonable.
Address Box 69-A. Star off1ce.
WILL ACCEPT saddle horse or hunter as
part payment on new Dodge or Plymouth
or used car. Phone Marlboro 15-F-2.
SALE-Good pony, years old, good
jumper;, reasonable. c; r. Logan. care
Evening star., 1934-09-09

FURNITURE-Liying room and bed dav-
export suite. console radio and bed room
suite. 1897 18th st
Evening star., 1934-09-09

900 r ST. N.W.--Nicely furnished. double
nd sing le rooms. excellent location; con-
entent to car line
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

ANsTRALORPs. S1.25. four for 81 90
White Leghorns. 75c. Laying pullets
Chicks. S6.25. Rocks. Reds. Giants
500. v, K. Frey York. Pa.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

riding boots Oliver typewriter: camera.
Cheap. Make offer. 11o71z Eye NV.
BUCKWHBAT COAL BLOWERS. Sl5i oil
burner and tank, like new; h.-w.h. fur
mace. reasonable; house trailer, 1895.
Phone Atlantic b3b7.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Half price. Address Box 1894, Star office.
AIR COMP. Chicago Pneumatic, AZ #.
cap. Con. like new. Sell or trade on late
model car. Phone Clarendon 567.
ALL-HAIR MATTRESS excellent condi-
tion. cheap. for sale at once. North 9045.
ANTIQUE SOFA and armchair solid wal
nut frames. silk velour covered; good con-
dition. 4005 5th ST. NV.
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solid mahogany. Duncan Phyfe. custom
made, used month. cost $3.50; sacrifice,
S225. 1929 K. Phone Metropolitan 53SS. =
DINING ROOM SUITE, IO-piece walnut.
cost $3.50. Sell $50. 9x12 Administer
rug. SO. Good condition. S37 Decatur.
Phone Columbia 3414W.
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FURNITURE-Chinese closed desk $50;
dressing table S. 371O Mass ave NV,
Evening star., 1934-09-09

BICYCLE, in perfect condition reg. 2S in.
wheel; see this value: SIS. 140l Girard
NV. Apt. 3 Adams 7l55-M.
BICYCLE lady's, full size. S15. Cleve-
Evening star., 1934-09-09

BED ROOM SUITE-4-piece. two-tone
bed, cost 5000: snap at $50, without a
Scratch. Charles 70q H St NV
Evening star., 1934-09-09

HEATER, small cast iron. Breakfast table.
Good condition. Reasonable Call l733
Q street. evenings.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

Kroehler; reversible spring filled cushions
year, old; nearly new condition; $40;
nearly new rust tapestry studio couch
single. SIS; Sxl0 AK. rug. good condition
sig so: Axe rug. fair. So; mission desk
Evening star., 1934-09-09

1916 RIGGS PLACE NV. "a block 18th
and R-Desirable; suitable l or 2; walk
ing distance Govt DeptS
Evening star., 1934-09-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sets extension
davenport table. kitchen cabinets. 3-burner
gasoline stove. with oven; 1S-in. exhaust
fan. 533 Newton pl. w. 2nd floor.
URNITURE-Bed-room suite living-room
suite. kitchen cabinet; must sell at once;
leaving town Pot 0S66
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FURNITURE-Lounge chair. used weeks
cost $50. sell $50; desk. bookcase below
| tional bookcase. SIS; 7.6x9 rug. like new
So. 1876 N St. Apt 2O6 North RH4S >
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EARN AND GARDEN.

Individual runs. So so per week.
Defense Highway Kennels 2 miles fro
Bladensburg on Defense Highway.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE: DELIV-
cred. 100-lb. sack, 75c: 8 sacks. S5. Rich
Infb. or write GIenhHrst Dsipy Rethssda
Md.
FOR SALE-150 YARDS OF WELL ROT.
ted manure. Phone Fairfax 1877.
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DINING ROOM TABLE. heavy, solid ma
hogany; metal bed, springs and mattress;
cot and mattress and other items at
sacrifice Phone Wise o4S3-J los
Evening star., 1934-09-09

FURNACE. used. No. l Red Flash. perfect
condition: reasonable. Cleveland 1857.
FURNACE-Hot air; good condition; S.
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FURNTTURE-Mahog twin beds. dining
room, bed room. living room suites, chiff-
orobe. stove. beds. Bargains. 1903
Georgia ave
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| FURNITURE of sample house Must be
sold by Monday. Bed room. living room
suites, 10-piece Duncan Phyfe dining room
suite. tables. rugs. lamps. Sacrifice
prices. 81 MillmarSon st. NV, of Madi-
son St
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VACUUM CLEANER, brand-new. with all
attachments; owner moving; factory guar
antee. Must sell. Phone Columbia 377l. .
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bargain prices
HECHINGER CO., Used Material Dept,
18th and H SITS: N.E.-6th and c SITS. s.W
Evening star., 1934-09-09

VACUUM CLEANER-Premier Duplex
used months, like new sacrifice, $11 so.
1910 10Th st NV
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charges. Sum up THESE high points OF
actual economy and you have the reason
exactly why the Kimball outsells all other
makes throughout America each year.
The Kimball Washington Factory Branch
Store is at z2l EleXenth st NV.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

VACUUM CLEANER late model Air-Way
used only one month; has all attachments
sscrihce su ss5' % 14s4K st. Apt. & Is. Phone
Metropolitan 5209.
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FURNITURE-Ova library table. desk.
open bookcases chifforobe. vanity with
large triplicate mirror. all quartered oak.
| 1861 New Hampshire ave
Evening star., 1934-09-09

VACUUM CLEANER-Premier Duplex.
master model motor driven brush. all at
tachments. like new; cost $50 sacrifice
SO. 1435 N ST.. Apt. 206. North 6S4s. .
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FURNITURE-Living room suite beauti-
frames; used , mos. cost $3.50. sell $40;
10x14 American Oriental rug. $50; d. c.
console radio. perfect $50. 1925 K st
Phone Metropolitan 1883
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RENT. WITH ATTRACTIVE PRIVILEGE
of purchasing later. an ideal toned grand
or upright. brand-new or used. in either
style you prefer; first. come and hear the
in these modern Kimballs and ascertain
Evening star., 1934-09-09

CAMERA-A No Eastman Circuit and
complete equipment. Call before noon. 76
Seaton pl NV. Phone North 6620-W. TO-
CARRIAGE. baby for twins; in excellent
condition. SIS. Apt. 405, 1905 18th st.
NJ
Evening star., 1934-09-09

BATH ROOM OUTFITS, new. complete
$39; toilet combination, S1250 toilet
tank. $3.50. e29 Florida ave. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1934-09-09

FURNACE. new American Radiator Com
pany Redhash hot water boiler, Redjacket
No. 1-W-6. Never been used. $50 cash.
54l4 Kansas ave Georgia 6472
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Cocker spanieIs. weeks old:
2 beautiful females. solid dark red, highly
pedigreed and registered. Sire Beau Brum-
mel Dam-Red Dinah. IA Owens ave, Hy-
BULLDOG PUPS (twol, .31s. months old.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces oak.
| $50. Can be seen Monday or thereafter.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

147 G ST. NE.-One large. nice. clean
room; near Senate Once Bldg: men only;
reasonable. Phone Lincoln 4474-W. g.
2S13 27th NW-One block from Ward
man Park Hotel. furnished room, next, to
bath; unlimited phone. 9s
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ROOMS-FuRNISHED.

2026 KLINGLE RID. Nw.-BeautifuI cor
ner room with private bath. overlooking
Rock Greek Park: suitable for . GENTLE
line
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used years. will take coal furnace part
payment. Ernest C. Rhoades. R D.
No. l Powder Mil I'd HyattSYille Nd
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ATWATER KENT, a. c.; cost S1OO; sell
S25. 910 Goth ST., Apt. 5. Sunday.
PIANO ACCORD1AN l2O BASES. nearly
new: 500. District $3.50
Evening star., 1934-09-09

BAG-Tourobe. black practically new;
sacrihce for cash. 4215 10th st. NV.
gine rsef ressonahIe hnnIy SSii 5kfh
st. NV. o.
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URNTTURE-Beautiful living room suite,
used mo-, cost Sl75. sell $50; NAH gate
leg table. SIS; spinet desk. S14; one SIX
10.6 and one 7.6x9 Axmin. rug like new
Sl5 each; lounge chair and ottoman. used
3 weeks. cost $55. sell S25; Simmons stu
dio couch, like new. cost $40 sell S25
1924 K Apt. As. Phone Met 52O9. .
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tive front room, well heated; southern ex-
posure; overlooking park; $50; modern
conYeniences: refined home Dist RIGA =
Evening star., 1934-09-09

S23 SHEPHERD ST, near Ga. ave.---One
without boards home priyiieees; reaS
Evening star., 1934-09-09

REsEARCHMEN's CLUB. 1907 I (EyeY St.
Single. 81 up: double So each person.
room and board with work. 1925 weekly.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

WANTED-AUTO TRUCKS.
WANTED to buy ton model A, VS. OF
Chevrolet truck, dual wheels cash for
bargain. Address Box 116-A, Star ofhce
CHEVROLET late model stake body. truck.
in good condition: must be reasonable for
cash. Phone Adams 1922. 8"
Evening star., 1934-09-09

kELV1NATOR. 6i2-ft. box new floor SAM
pie. reduction; gasoline stove 3 burners
$40; porcelain enamel electric range $40;
Superfex oil burner heater. $50: large heat
| director. S15 medium size radiating. with
| cut-out for radiation. S64 80. 266 Carroll
TaEOma n pbopa caar,;o 0ono
Evening star., 1934-09-09

CADET SUIT, st. Johns college, Size
age II. Worn very little. Price. SIT so.
Call Monday. 1922 Ames pL ne. Line. 7146.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
sALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

HARLEY 1880; excellent condition, good
tires, safety bars. tandem. speedometer.
complete accessories: SIS. Columbia 4235.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

1424 K ST. Nw-Excellent downtown
location. attractive single room. adjoining
path. newly fur. and decorated; $50 mo.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

KITCHEN TABLE. safe; 4 chairs. round
LapIe 80. Church organ, cost S245.
Take $50. 111O Sth St. ne
Evening star., 1934-09-09

LARGE STOCK Of new plumbing heating
material. VIII install at reduced prices.
r. E. Dove. Phone Lincoln 1864. lis
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hands. No blood was found on Gum
mers clothing, the defense claimed.
he was said to have had on the same
clothes when arrested that he wore
on the night Of the. murder.
Blood on Light Bulb
Another theory Of the GUNNER at
torneys Is that there was blood on an
electric light globe In the hotel room
where the girl was killed and that
no fingerprints were taken from the
globe. Had this been done, 1t Is said,
GUNNER would have been proved in
nocent.
It also Is claimed that man named
Ed Smith and q woman registered
together In the hotel as man and
wife the night Of the murder and
that neither Of them was called.
Although GUNNER had been in the
penitentiary for more than IL years
he has continued to claim innocence
and his brother-in-law. whose faith In
Gummer's innocence never has been
shaken, continues his tireless investi-
CATION by which he hopes to prove
that It was someone other than Cum
mer who committed the murder.
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PROFIT ELEMENT IN
MUNITIONS MAKING
TBL'AMED FOR WAR
Nys Tells New York Audience
Public Opinion Is Rapidly
Awakening

New York, May 1.-(R-Until the
element Of profit is taken from war
and the preparation for war;" United
States Senator Gerald p. Nye (Rep.
N d. said Monday. there will not be
material gain in the cause Of disar-
mament.
Senator Nye said there has been 4
tremendous change in sentiment
among the American people toward
the disarmament cause.
There seems to be an awakened
mind" he said.
I'VE who have set ourselves up a.
leaders In the cause Of world peace
must Of necessity some day hang our
heads in shame when q study Of our
own efforts toward arming this ma
ton are made available to the peoples
Of the world"
Senator Nye declared the nation
now was bent upon as insane q
course OF preparation military as
the world has ever known" He crit
lcized the Roosevelt administration for
its response to this demand for prep
"a 0t1O4l 4OI WdAs dllU SdlQ Cklc new
deal was proving to be nothing more
than the old deal over and over again.
In this respect.
The senator spoke at luncheon
OF the world peaceways in honor OF
n G. Engelbrecht and F. G. Hanighen,
authors Of recently published book
on the international traffic In arms
and munitions.
He said that among the questions
the senatorial committee Of which he
is chairman will investigate regarding
the munitions makers are these:
l. What part Of the tax dollar goes
to munitions firms.
2. The dealings of the federal gov
eminent with munitions makers.
3. What part, If any, munitions
firms have in the present South
American wars, and determination Of
the causes of strained relations be-
tween this country and others.
4. Who owns munitions stock and
how much munitions firms contribute
to the support Of "our so-called pa
triotic societies."
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Business Chieftains
May Suggest New Law

Washington, May 1.-(R-A pro-
posal to codify in q single law what
business can and cannot do-virtual-
~ new antitrust legislation-will be
considered for endorsement by the
Chamber Of Commerce Of the. United
States.
This was disclosed authoritatively
Tuesday as the chamber opened its
convention here, drawing business
men from al sections to discuss the
New Deal.
Simultaneous with the opening
there was publication Of q survey
covering 100 cities, revealing that
majority Of the chamber membership
canvassed believed NRA the father
Of many "detriments."
The idea Of legislation to write in
to one law both fair and unfair trade
practices Is contained In a special re-
port. It has the endorsement Of i'm
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to = majority Of South American
countries. concededly to the detri.
ment Of American exports In many
instances.
These figures, placed beside others
showing . 50-per-cent decrease In
American foreign trade In 1888 -
compared to 1880, were cited by one
official as the cause Of an admins
tration desire for speed In negotiating
preferential trade treaties.
It was disclosed also that, In view
Of the Nipponese advances, the I'd.
ministration has instructed Ill trade,
consular and diplomatic officials
south Of the Rio orande for frequent,
periodic reports on the japanese trade
program.
Reports already In hand show that
while japanese trade In the Spanish.
speaking countries still is only frac-
ton Of Americas exports there,
speedy changes may be necessary to
save the market for the American
producer.
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RIGHTLY CONVICTED Is
PROSECUTORS STAND

st. Paul, May 1.-(P-William
Green, Cass county states attorney at
the time when william GUNNER,
Fargo hotel clerk, was sentenced to
life imprisonment for the murder Of
Marie Wick dozen years ago, Tues
day declared Gummer's sentence was
not miscarriage Of justice.
Green expressed the opinion that
Arthur G. James, ordered extradited
from Cheyenne, Wyo., Monday in con-
nection with the Wick Staying, lis
not connected with the case in any
way"
At the time Of the crime Green and
his staff Of investigators questioned
James and determined he was q
travelling salesman, connected in no
way with the brutal Staying, Green,
now an attorney here, declared.
AL the evidence pointed to Cum
mer as the killer" Green said. Last
year, when GUNNER came up for par
ole, appeared before the board and
went over the evidence and the con-
vict's request was denied. So far as
I know no new evidence has been un-
earthed."
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M@ AzsH@&%M,<>

MOT sLightnin' -: but
IN the artist who drew this
somewhat exaggerated sketch.
The most ~ intended to tell
you, seriously, was this:
Hyou're feeling sort Of list
less, and lacking in git up
and co.: il may Be that you
have . sluggish intestine : : |:
due to lack Of bulk il the diet.
So why don't you eat Posts
40% Bran Flakes every asoys-
isg3 1t contains bran to supply
that bulk you need to help
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- ON TIN u E n
from pAee one
Claims Evidence, If
Reliable, Indicates
Justice Miscarried

on the hotel register by Andy Brown,
roommate Of GUNNER.
The attorneys for GUNNER, how
ever, contend Farrell actually exists
and that he q another Of the miss
Ing links IN the mystery. The Gum.
nler attorneys maintain that an In
vestigation ct Willmar, MIMI. the
town from which Farrell registered.
showed that . James Farrell had
lived there and that he had been un-
der arrest there . few years previous.
Affidavits Of handwriting experts
have been presented to the pardon
board to the effect that the hand
writing Of Brown Is not the same 8
that OF James Farrell on the register.
Several other contentious have been
made by the attorneys who are trying
to free GUNNER.
One q that whoever killed Marie
Wick must have gotten blood on his
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keep food wastes moving
along the intestinal traee 49,.
and 10 promote regular elink
nation. Il also contains othee
parts Of wheat, to supply ehae
appetizing favor.
just Try il! We know you'n
enjoy it::: and you may feel =
whole lot better. You can buy
i 1t I'll grocers..:a and il coses
50 little! Posts l0& Bran
Flakes With Other Paets Of
Wheat Is . product Of Genefal
Foods, Ac.Ic -
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LEAGUE WILL IGNORE
JAPANESE ATTITUDE

London, May 1.-tReThe League
Of Nations, ignoring Japan's objec-
tons to its activities In China, Is de-
termined to push forward its work Of
collaborating In the country's recon-
struction, the Associated Press learn
ed Tuesday.
The leagues London headquarters
made the stand known Tuesday In
view OF the declaration OF British for
eign Secretary Sir John Simon that,
so far a. the British government u
concerned, the incident provoked by
Japan's restatement Of her China
policy Is closed.
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GENERAL CONDITIONS

The barometric pressure is high over
the east and over northern Manitoba
while low" overlies the southwest
(Modena 29.46). Precipitation has &C.
CURED at most places from Minneso-
t. westward and northwestward to
the Pacific coast. Precipitation also
fell in Texas and western Kansas.
Cool weather prevails in North Dako-
ta, Montana and in the western Cam
adam Provinces, but elsewhere tenn
peratures are moderate.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
28.O2. Reduced to sea level, 1880.
Missouri river stage at Z q. m. "a
It. a hour change, OF It.
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PEELED, because Of the japanese atti-
tlde to reaffirm her position In the
special statement.
Apparently the japanese govern
ment has adopted . policy Of silence
ct home regarding the diplomatic ex-
changes.
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OF SHOW WOO1Ole )
little change In
temperature.
For North Da-
kota: Unsettl e d
tonight and Wed
lleSday, rain or
S n o W probable ;
little change In
temperature.
For South Da-
kota: Unsettl e d
tonight and Wed
nesday, some pro-
liability Of show
erS; cooler We'd
neSday.