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Evening star., 1934-07-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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WASHINGTON HToHEsT POINT, AIRY,
9-eRpcHuge apt aE5lsf f1TniSned unfi.
PAL. anfurrishse rental , rooms. acreeued
porch kitchen, bath. kItugh oeoTa' psi-
enstry 1oors, rsess. s2os Wis. ave IN
lara CLIFTON ST THREE LARGE
footsn privsls bath lst-Aoog aDs.s sas and
elee so ~ nsgatf. tf.------------------
sE0i isth sr NV. COR LAMONT
lsrss rooms. I 9 sosf bath e.se .,I rsiFissT-
aiss.. assl .eIeshose sS.l, ~ = 60, 2ss7. 90.
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK. ll06 =
CsSsssi So rooms, kitehsnstte slee ref,
neatly fur Beautiful location aaultss ..
woOpRTDoY. 222g RANDOLPH ST NE.
Ore large room kltcheneLtf sha ssn4-
private bath nicely farulshed adults.
3sas 10Th ST Nw-FuREfsHET APART
nnent oonaittspE Of 2 isTst Fooms ,ss Sn..
Eeni-Driyate bath. heat SaH aud Asht'
Bsfs sHFRRTER PL EWs--ATrFAcTIv
apartment private home eiec. reifiEtra-
fl1n s37 80 ENeyscr 8.l4. ~
18th AND q wT,--9 Rooss KIT kITcBNksN "a
pnsi ACT sos Southern exposure ~
LADY TO SHARE ONE ROOM AND BATH
spsrtment Call 1924 Vermont ave. o.. 2 ~
s!1 susE 1T Two ds o2ns T.s s6n. AND "a KSs Egs
ave ne Lincoln 5sle. ~
ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH, ELEC. GAS
and htmt. 2 rooms. kltchenette. elec.. gas
and heat SIS 9th s.. NE. 1895 2gs
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
bisteiy % i fgrnishea. al9 nnenr silver PriGidsiFs
day week. month. reasonable MA b42h
INFER 1876 18TH ST. NV AND 2
rooms. furnished. FFlgidalre on house cur
rent SO 80 70 s65. Apply Apt. o..
BURTON. 2l2U O ST NM OR MORE
bed rooms kitchen maid service ad,oins
work Ne= manHaement: S9-Sl2 Week-
FRFF RENTAL AGENCY CAR AFC GUIDE
FREE APTS ALL gECTICNs DAYS AND
BYE OF 4saa 400 FARFAoUT NV 20
$50 NEWTON PL- NV x,ooo
? rooms kitchen and hath .. N3Ooo
Gas and electricity INCLUDED
SHANNON & LUCHS GO. ,,,-
1905 H ST. NV MA. 2i42.-
George Washington Inn.
ON cool. CAPITOL HILL.
One block from Confessional Library
furnished spts., hotel service week or
month Room and bath. S35 month up
] Dom. kitehenette. bath. $50 month
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn and unfurn apts houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU, .
027 18th 81 NV Room 30d Ma szII,
Right Downtown.
PARK CENTRAL,
1900 T St. NV.
FRrGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE
Large living room with portable dinette
set dressing room with Murphy PEG ana
hullt-in cabinets. tiled bath with built-in
tub and shower: $50.
SEE MANAGER. ME-. 0540.
UNDER CAFRITz MANAGEMENT
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APT, 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE
bath. F~isiaaiFe; cool; open AWNINGS, newly
decorated opposite Roosevelt AtSh. heat
Sss elee. adults only; S56. GE. 9l5o.
MAR wARDAIAN PARK HoTEL--APT-
3 rooms. bath shower, inst. water heater.
eaee refrireratoT. screened sleeoinK perch,
RATage. adults. 26S0 Garaeld st. NV. So
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g RMS-2 BATHS

NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL.
S8.250-Hss 2-car brick garage hot
water heat. electricity; a modern colonial
type home ideally arranged for two fam
lilies with rms. and bath on each floor.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. Realtor MA. 0753.
Evening Phone GEORGIA 29OO.
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/ TO 9 ACRES LAND. SUITABLE FOR
chicken farm. 3 y miles Washington; small
cash handles. Walnut q366. zoe
BEAUTIFUL TRACT ON MD. STATE
road. s miles from D. c., in northwest
direction. near Potomac 36 acres with
long frontage on road Ideal home site or
to subdivide into smaller tract OF several
acres. Reduced to only $3.50 per acre.
Address OWNER. Box STAR. star once.
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1902 PARK RID. NW.--Very desirable:
large front room 4 windows. twin beds;
also singles: newly furnished; reasonable.
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RENT--SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED ROOMS. 2 BATHS. COM
pletely furnished; 6-aere estate. beautifully
iardscaped for 0 weeks from Aug. /;
SIi0 for the period including gas and
electricity. c. w. CLEVER. Realtor. Car
endon va Phone Clar. 322.
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SALE---HOUSES.
fraa6t-naIN

5I6 Z ST NE
rooms. ANIL: new condition. Open
for inspection. Possession with deposit.
A real buy See IL.
wAPLE & JAMES. INC
1870 i4th ST. NV DI 3347
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

WANTED-BRTcK HOUSE. ABOUT SIX
rooms city or suburban. not necessarily
new: good condition. In good community;
no recreation room. All or part cash.
Prefer dealing with owner. Address Box
457-R star once.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored, any condition. y. A.
C5ARVEY DI 450S 1926 VI ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UANTFD-APARTNFNTS

FURNISHED APART
ment. car and bus service. SAMAHA BROS.
RoSslyn. Va ClAr 1892 No children.
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WANTFD--ROOMS.

TWO SETTLED LADIES (sisters) want
nice. clean rooms. kitchen. porch; unfur-
niShed' refined private family; heat gas,
elec.; reasonable; state particulars; per-
manent II suited. references EXCHANGED.
l406 Girsrd NV, Apt. ?. 2Sa
YOUNG GENTLEMAN. Spanish descent,
Government employe. wants neat room;
reasonable Give particulars. Address
Box 362-R. Star ONCE. IS"
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NSZSO
o24 SPRING RID.

o24 SPRING RID.
This colonial brick dwelling has just
been reconditioned and offered at an at
tractive price. Contains six rooms and
tile bath; hot-water heat, Can be sold
on terms of $3.50 cash. balance in month
ly payments less than rent.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
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A rAuuy.s oppoRTtTNrry

FAMILYS OPPORTUNITY.
One OF the unusual opportunities to get
a house that can IN every sense be truly
termed a real home. The sacrifice I am
willing to make due to unusual circum-
stances. will place a family in possession
of this home at a price and on terms that
will solve the. problem OF the present-da
high cost Of living. 647 Morris ST. ne,
between 9th and 18th. and and q SITS.
to be open for inspection from I until
7;30 pm. daily, See Mr.. Lewis my repre-
sentative. on the premises for full details.
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. $4,000, .--


A BARGAIN ON EASY TERMS
am offering my brick row house in q
good neighborhood. near 7th st. and Flor
ida ave ne. containing rooms and bath
terms that cannot be duplicated in that
location. If you are interested in a real
bargain. by all means see this home.
Address Box 435-R. Star ONCE.
NE. BARGAIN.
1924 Queen st.-2-story brick, rms,
. inclosed porches tile bath. h.-w.h.. built
in garage. new-house condition. awnings,
elec refrig- Owner leaving city will sacrt-
nee or discount for cash above 81. 800
trust. Open. MA. $500. Evenings. GE.
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON SPACIOUS LoT.
large living room. dining. room. breakfast
porch . pantries and kitchen. 8 bed rooms.
front and SIDE porch. hover garden. ga
RACES etc. REAL HOME. Very reason
able price and terms.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1914 Vermont Ave. DI. 62lO.
IN WooDRIDGE.
the house you have been looking for. Cor
ner detached brick, Q lovely rooms. won
derful kitchen and bath. fireplace. spacious
side porch built-in garage; Many unusual
community of new homes. convenient 70
schools and transportation; $3.50, on
terms you can afford Out r, l. ave. and
turn left to 390l South Dakota ave. ne
SPLENDID WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
room with fireplace neat kitchen. finished
attic. front porch: good yard. garage gas
heat automatic hot water. Low price
G. H, HuLEoEIsT CO..
1921 K ST. NV. National $500.
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HOUsEs-FUR. q UNFURNIsHED.

32Os HIGHLAND PL4 tOFF NEWARK
Detached. 10 rooms. sleeping porch large
poTeheS. Frigidaire, Ions lease. S0'
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bsts sHERRTER PL. FW5--ATTFAcTIvE
! apartment private home. eiec rsifiEtra-
| EAtrnacrL latLa -.
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TO SUBLET UNTIL OCTOBER l LARGE.
newly furnished one-room ant. with Pull
man kitchen, bath. rou-away bed. studio
couch; north and east exposures with
good Ven;llS ton; large closets. electric re-
frlgerstion. $50 per mo: references re-
CURED. Apt, 609 New Amsterdam Apts
el24 P ST. NW.-S-ROOM APT. NICELY
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WASHINGTON 8 HIGHEST POINT. AIRY,
S-eFpnauge apt aG5lst fgTniSnee unii.
PAL. anfgrnishse fsnis. , reems aefeeISso
pnreh ktfrhsr bath FTEugh doors. par
cnstry aoofs- Fseio. 52es Wa. ave. IN
=
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18TH AND q NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
Fasi Aot sos Southern exposure 2e'
LADY TO SHARE ONE ROOM AND BATH
apartment Call 1924 Vermont sve. n.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

$40 CRITTENDEN ST NV rooms.
kitchen. private bath: cleo, gas. heat free:
inclosed porch; S37 so. Sterling q725
any time-not Sunday. %"
24l0 MINI. AVE. s.E-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath; no children.
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Ala H Nw-FIRST FLOOR ROOMS.
private bath. private entrance - week 99s
7Ol 4tn ST. ny -SECOND-FIO OOR
'front.' rooms, kitchen. private bath. SS
week other front rooms kItchenette, next
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD

NAVAL OFFICER desires room and board
ir modern. Christian ne. or sc. home with
or without garage Address Box AR,
Star ONCE.
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COLOREp@I WILL SELL NEWLY RE-
modelled z-room 5ungaloys ami. at 1902
cash. balance S25 per month until. paid.
Out Benning I'd, ne. TO end Of bridge at
Minnesota ave. left on MINI. 70 Gault pl;.
next TO Glendale Baptist Church. See
H l. HART. Peoples Personal Bankers.
Inc 33QS r.. J. ave. Mt. Rainier. Mo.
Phone Decatur 1910.
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OVERLOOKING LINCOLN PARK ll06 2
CApstal ST rooms. kltehenstte. slee. FeI.
neatly fur BEAUTIFUL loeaston saaltss .
WOODBRIDGE 222e RANDOLPH ST. z.
ore IzrEs room. kltcheneEtf shd semi
rriHatr bath nieeiY farnAhed adgli1.
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1881 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,-Pleasant
room. with bath: meals II desired; laoles
only, AT King-Smith Studios
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ROOMs-FURNIsHED

S27 RICHMOND AVE. Silver spring-Liv-
ing room and sleeping porch connecting.
Also front room adjoining bath. Halt
block from bus 30 min. from downtown.
See Sat Sun. or after o pm. week days.
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37ai lsth sT NV COR LAMoNT--2
tsrss rooms 4 a aosf bath. eise. refriRsY-
stoT parch. s47 81. inclRatns eiee Ras,
Nf.E.. F3insAsne co 9stsT 2Hs
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Z ROOMS KITCHER. BATH ELEC.. GAS
and hest, rooms kltchenette, elec. gas
and heat hts 9th 81. ms NE. 1926 29'
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BURLEITH.

New-house condition; southern exposure;
spacious living room. real fireplace; large
dining room, double rear porches end
floor inclosed); deep lot; close to Western
High. Gordon Junior High and elementary
schools store and bus. Low price for
quick sale. Call National 104O or CLeve-
land S775 for appointment to inspect.
WAVERIY TAYLOR INC
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CLARENDON. VA

den and chicken houses. Near street car
and railroad Owner will board with ten
ant. Kensington 53-R. 29s
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FOR BOYS

81 Boys 25c Baseball Caps
Price d for Clear 80
lnCe -'ss.ss.
los Boys I9c A t b J 9
Shirts-Swiss rib; pull
overs; sizes 20 and rs En
only s.....s...'.
AZ Prs. Boys S1.00 Striped
Slacks-Black and " h t e.
brow and white TO-
stripes. Sizes IS to is 80
81 Boys SI.I9 Baseball Suits
-4-pcs., Jacket. Pants. Belt
and Cap. sizes 4 20c
to 5
&c Jr. Boys s1.OO 2-Pants
MILDLY Suits-White { W ],
mildly Jacket: one long ana
one short pants. Sizes 2Qc
3 to Q. .....,.,...
I33 Jr. Boys soc Wash suits
-SleeV less; broadcloths.
coverts. Sizes 4 to 20n
Z ....... ..sss
(The Hecht Co., BasemenD
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MONTGOMERY POLICE
RAID STILL, ARREST ONE
Rr q star correspondent Of The Star.

By stan Correspondent Of The Star.
CLAGETTSVILLE. Nd, July IA
One man was arrested and a still, 40
gallons Of alleged whisky and large
quantity of mash was seized by Mont
gomery County police in a raid staged
upon a farm a short distance from
here yesterday.
Zelious D Surratt, colored. as years
old who police say vas found at the
still. was taken into custody and
lodged In the Rockville Jail after
being charged with manufacturing in
toxicating liquors without license.
The raid was staged by Police Chief
Alvie A. Moxley, Patrolman Paul Wat
kins and Deputy Sheriff Charles r.
Orme.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
SOCIETY
CONTINUED Prom Fourth Page)

A(NsNNANAN~&
her classmates at the National Cathe-
dral School for Girls
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Elhuh. principals
Of the Bethesda Preparatory School,
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs p. l.
Reimund of Detroit. Mrs. Riemund is
a sister Of Mrs EIhufT, VINO On Tues
day night entertained with a dinner
and bridge party for them.
wednesday evening Dr.. and Mrs
Homer Dunathan and family arrived
ss guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Elhuff. Dr.
Dunathan Is president of Findlay Col
Iege. Findlay. Ohio Mrs. Dunathan
IL the sister of Mrs Elhuf. All were
entertained by a dinner party and
dance Thursday night
Friday DR.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Grove Of
Harrisburg, Pa. parents Of Mrs. FL
huT. Mrs. Riemund and Mrs Duna-
than. arrived DR.. Grove gave birth
day dinner for his daughter, Mrs. RE
mund.
The family reunion. held at the
home Of Or. and Mrs. Elhuf closed
on Sunday July IS.
Miss Elizabeth Cannon. who has
been attending Westhampton College
OF the University of Richmond. is
spending the Summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cannon Of
Arlington. Va.
The marriage of Miss Stella
Blanche Hess, daughter of Mrs. Matte
Hess Of Bridgewater. to Mr.. David N.
Warner. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Evening star., 1934-07-12
DRINKING BOUT FATAL

Five Men, Four of Them Broth
ers, Die From Denatured Alcohol.
WINSTON N C., July Il
GPl.-The deaths of five nen-four oi
them brothers-were attributed today
to the drinking Of denatured alcohol
which they took from q furniture fac
tory where they worked
The victims-C2aude, Gorrel Her
bert and Royal Kiger and Grady
Jones-stased a party with te fluid
sweetened with water.
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Warner Of Luray. Va IS announced
The ceremony was performed Sunday
st the home OF the brides sister, Mrs
A. J. Caricofe, near Luray, By Rev.
A. J. CaTicofe
The bride is widely known through
out the Shenandoah Valley and for
several years was supervisor in the
Bethany Hospital al Chicago. She IS
a graduate of Bridgewater College and
Rockingham Memorial Hospital.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for the Century Of Prog
ress Exposition at Chicago. Upon
their return they viii reside at
Bridgevater.
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FOOTWEAR

35 Prs. Growing Girls 50 .g5
sport OXfOrds-All-w h ite
and two-tone combinations;
rubber and leath-
sisss sl soie.. Broken $I.99
II0 Prs Boys and Girls
Tennis Oxf0rdS--
White and black. 20
Broken sizes ,.... O1C
75 Prs. Childrep's T-strap
Beach San d a Is
Crepe soles and nat 20
heels. Broken sizes O0C
THE Hecht Co., Basementl
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Monster" Promised Club.

Promise OF the landing of a sea
monster" from the River Spey dur
ing the annual show Of the Spey.
Avon and Fiddiohside Farmer Club
in Avon. Scotland. this year. has
been received by the club. The man
guarantees to produce the monster
or forfeit $500. but the club must
agree to sacrifice the beast on n
brushwood fire.
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CHEWNINGS HAVE BABY
Seven-Pound Daughter Born to
Former Margot Couzens.

A daughter was born yesterday
afternoon at Columbia Hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. William JeffrieS
Chewing. jr.. of 4426 Garfield street
The baby weighed slightly over
pounds.
Mrs Chewing was Miss Margoi
Couzens. daughter of Senator CouzenS
OF Michigan The baby will be
named Margaret Anne CouzenS
Chewing after her two grand
mothers, Margaret for Grandmother
Couzens and Anne for Grandmother
Chewing.
This is the second child of the
Chewnings. the other being a son
William Jeffries Chewing, Sd. The
couple married in 1890.
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HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR

60 Prs. WOmen's SIX Hose
Seconds. Broken 30
sizes NS(
Children's Anklets-Lisie
and rayon plated in stripes,
plain cnlors: many with
move lty tops; plenty of
8 to io5s 1lg z Prs. 25c
so Seconds of Women's 2Dc
ana 3De Ray0n Un- IN
dies-SeConds ..... 1IC
IS Misses silk and %
RayOn Crepe Undies OIC
IS w o IN e ms silk
slips - S e C o n q s. En
Broken sizes. ...... OSC
90 WomenS Cotton OA
Sbps ~
6S W0men's Knit Union
sults-B r o X Q n 90
Sizes ~
10 Women's Girdles 20
Broken sizes. ..... OIC
(T'he Hecht Co. Basementl
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WOMEN'S
SPORTSWEAR

Women's $3.50 Bathing
Suits-Black and
navy. Sizes As Ct QS
to 50 ........ PA
rs Women's S1.59 Bathing
Suits-Wool and o o n
mixed. strap back. Black
ana colors- Sizes G7 DO
81 to 46..... P As
Misses 39c and soc Sport
Jackets and Skirts--imlta-
ton linen. Broken 10o
sizes. Each. ..... Nv
7s Prs. WOmen's Bathing
Sh hoes-I In orchid 1Ao
only. Sizes 3 to s.. AOC
40 Women's SOC Bathing
Caps. Mostly brown; I0o
hair cap style. -.. Nv
so Prs. Misses 70c Siacks-
Cotton; stripes or S0o
dots. Sizes IA to 20 O|N
20 Misses sI.OO Play Suits
% piece; shorts and shirt;
some with h tier Z0c
tops Sizes IA to 20 ."
9S prs. Misses sSe and sI.00
SkOrts-Seersuckers, plques.
novelty t o n S. 7Oo
Sizes Il TO Co.. 60
40 Misses SI.OO Striped
Tisherman's S shirts TO-
and Halters $500. 80
so Women's S1.O0 white
Terry Beach Robesi O0o
three quarter lensth OOC
$50 WOmen'x soc Rayon
sweateTS--Pastel col M
ors; small sizes. 90. AOC
100 W0men's 59e and sI.OO
elouseS and Sweaters. 90
Sizes "a to 40 49,. OIC
Easement Storel
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Rail Systems Built.

The government of Brazil is build
ing many new stations along its rail-
Wav lines.
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Picnic to Be Held Saturday.

FALLS CHURCH, Va. July IL
(speciaD The annual picnic Of the
Columbia Baptist Sunday School will
be held at Glen Echo on Saturday
Buses tor those without their own
transportation will leave the church
at 2 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1934-07-12

Uses Less British Goods.
RuSSia's imports OF British goods de-
clined In the last year.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
29c Each

3O Girls soc Dresses,
Tunfast prints. Broken sizes.
90 Tots 44e Dresses. Sheer
prints. Sizes 2 to 8 years.
as Infants Bonnets-or-
candies and piques.
26 Girls soc Beach Pa
jamas and Play suits.
Broken sizes.
IThe Hecht Co. Basement
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CLEARANCE
DRESSES

Broken siKes--Au Sales Final
20 WOmen's and MisseS
Sl. Sl.so to $500 SI.0O
10 W0men's and Misses
S-.So anu $500 GT OF
Dresses ..... p1sIO
10 WOmen's and Mfsses'
Ss5.95 20 $500 0O 0E
Dresses ,...... R@sI
(Basemenk Store)
Evening star., 1934-07-12
CLEARANCE
FOR GIRLS
AND TOTS
l9c Each

25 Girls SOC skirts. Broken
20 Tots Play Suits. Sizes
/ TO 4 years.
loo Little Boys suits.
Sleeveless. Sizes , to 8.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
Overtaken on Road.

Brockman. Martin and two youths
overlook Helen walking down road
Martin jumped a fence on one slde
of the road as Brockman took the
other side and both ran to head on
Helen.
Martins story to Coroner Aday
from this point was:
when / got to within 20 TO 81
wards of Helen, I called and told her
TO raise her hands. She reached for
her blouse as she half turned away
from me, and / fired. heard no
other sound and I went on to the
house where Mrs NJ NJ. Bearden lives.
/ told her / had shot a woman who
escaped and she followed me down TO
the spot where Helen lay. Brockman
had come up and he ordered me to
stay with the body until the coroner
came Judson Boyd "a youth of the
neighborhoodD and I placed a sheet
over the body and remained there un-
Ill you (Aday) came" J."
Helen, who eschewed cigarettes. but
had mastered the art of cigar smok-
ing, had gone in for writing and her
defiant note that she would never be
taken alive was written on the back
of a rejection slip she received from a
magazine to which she had offered
her hfe's history.
Time and again the rifles of the
convict TRUSTEES have barked death fol
fleeing convicts at the three Arkansas
prison farms, but the shooting Of the
21-year-old girl killer was something
new in the history Of the penitentiary
guard system.
Male Fugitive Wounded.
Even while the fugitive girl was
being shot down, convict truSty guards
were searching a wooded area south
east of here for Thomas A. Moore
%, of Poteau, Okla, who escaped from
Tucker Prison Farm Tuesday, The
fugitive, serving a life term for
murder, was sighted as he attempted
TO board a train near here yesterday
The guards opened fire and Moore
fell, but regained his feet and fed.
Frank Martin, the guard who killed
the girl. is serving a 2l-year sentence
for murder. He was exonerated for
Staying the fugitive after an inquest
et the scene.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
TRUSTY WHO SLEW
GIRL IS ACCUSED
First-Degree Murder Is
Charged to Killer OF
Helen S. Eaton.
NJ ths Associated Press

NJ he Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark July IA
Coroner L. c. Adsy today placed
frst-degree murder charge against
Prank Martin trusty guard, for the
killing Yesterday of Helen Spence
Faton. notorious woman convict. as
sbe vas attempting 70 make good hef
rfcape from the State farm iof
women.
The former White River Shanty-
hoat girl twice convicted Of murder
had escaped from prison four times
before. On this last attempt Ioi
freedom she left a note saying Ii
never be taken alive
Martin overlook the girl late yester-
dsv nine miles from the prison farm
The shooting followed.
Z THE plstol Helen had taken from
Martins quarters Just prior TO her
Escape had not been removed from
heit inside the blue denim blouse she
vora when Coroner Aday viewed 1t
three hours after the staying.
First convicted OF the court room
slayinq Of Jack Worls, who was on
trial for the murder Of her father'
cicero Spence, Helen was free, await
ing outcome of her appeal. when the
slayins Of Jim Bohots, Dewitt restau-
rant owner. occurred. 1t went un-
solved for two years, and then one
day. while on parole from the SEN
tence for Worls' Staying, Helen
walked into Little Rock police mead
quarters and confessed she killed
Bohots because ne had made improper
advances TO her. 81,
Tuesday Helen complained OF III
ness while working in the strawberry
match and she was excused to permit
her 10 take medicine.
shortly afterward Martin saw her
walking of from the wire-incloSeo
prison and called upon her to halt
instead. he said. she ran toward
nearby woods and disappeared.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
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The Redwood gazette., 1934-07-12
July 12-Aug. 16)
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE

Notice is Hereby Given, That de-
fault has occurred in the conditions
of that certain mortgage, dated the
1st day of December, 1881, executed
by Edwin Dorum and Rose Dorum,
husband and wife, as mortgagors, to
A. R. Schmid, as mortgage, filed Tor
record in the office of the Register
of Deeds in and for the County OF
Redwood, and State of Minnesota, on
the 18th day of February, 1882, at
1910 o'clock A. NJ, and recorded in
Book 1O1 of Mortgage Records, page
$40; that no action or proceeding has
been instituted at law to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof; that in accordance
with the provisions contained in said
mortgage the mortgage and holder
of said mortgage has duly elected
and does hereby elect to declare the
whole principal sum of said mortgage
due and payable at the date of this
notice. under the terms and condi-
tions of said mortgage and the power
of sale therein contained, and that
there is due and claimed to be due
upon said mortgage, including inter
est to date hereof, the sum OF $924.-
70, and $3.50 insurance, and that
pursuant to the power of sale there
in contained, said mortgage will be
foreclosed and the tracts OF land iy-
ing and being in the County OF Red,
wood. State of Minnesota, described
as follows, to-wit:
Lots number Four (4) and Five
(5) in Block number One (1) IN
the Village of Milroy, :,
will be sold by the sheriff OF SAD
county at public auction on the 25th.
day of August, 1884, at one O'Clock
P. NJ, at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Redwood Falls
in said County and State, to pay the
debt then secured by said mortgage
and taxes, if any, on said premises
and the costs and disbursements al
lowed by law, subject to redemption
within twelve months from said date
of sale.
Dated July 10th, 1884.
A. z. SCHMID,
Mortgage.
E. ]. Jones,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Worthington, Minnesota. 2-6ts.