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Evening star., 1935-02-08
POLICE Department
PROBES DENOUNCED
J. Edgar Hoover Defends Officers
From Frequent Attacks of
Politicians.

j. Edgar Hoover, director of the
Justice Departments Division Of In
vestigation, believes too many investi-
cations of police departments can do
more harm than good to law enforce
ment.
In an address yesterday before the
New York State Chamber of Com
merce, Hoover defended the police
from attacks by politicians, who have
a haoit, he said, of insinuating that
because a city or a community has an
excess of criminality there must be
something wrong with the police"
This is a red herring drawn across
the trail to lead good citizens astray,"
the Federal official declared. 1.-The
hardest job that a law-enforcement
officer faces is not that Of chasing the
criminal, but Of keeping his Job In the
face Of a tremendous political barrage
of influence and propaganda.
If some slight thing goes wrong 81
a police department, there is always
some one, and often with an ulterior
motive, to demand an investigation,
thus throwing the police department
into a perfect turmoil Of explanations
in an effort to survive"
Evening star., 1935-02-08
2GANGSTERS SHOT
IN KIDNAPPING PLOT.
One Reputed Member of
"42" Gang Slain by
Policeman.
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, February 8.-Two re-
puted members of Chicago's notorious
"42" gang were shot, one fatally. when
they allegedly attempted to kidnap
and extort $500 from Louis Kaplan,
wealthy auto sales agent.
Tony Pima, 40, was killed and
his companion, Vito MeSSina, 28, was
wounded last night by Constable Ed
ward Dews of suburban Glenview who
fired, he said, when the pair at
tempted to drag Kaplan from his
sales room to an auto.
Messina escaped, but later was
taken into custody when he applied
at q hospital for treatment of his
bullet wounds.
Kaplan told police he had pre-
viously been kidnapped by Pima and
several other men near KenoSha, Wis,
in May, 1888, and released four days
later on the promise to pay $4,000
ransom. A $500 payment was made,
he asserted, and the gang ordered
him to have $500 ready each week
until the sum was covered.
"They threatened me with death, "
Kaplan said last night, because he
didn't have the next $500 ready. so
when they started to pull me out
the door, I yelled" His shouts at
tracted Dews who was in the sales
agency.
Federal agents questioned Kaplan
last night about the alleged kidnapping
which he said involved transportation
across the Illinois Wisconsin State
line.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
Landscape Study Financed.

Studies and the preparation of a
general landscaping plan for the
White House grounds will be under
taken as result of $4,000 allotment
made by Public Works Administrator
Ickes. The work will be done by the
National Park Service of the Interior
Department, which has general charge
of all public buildings in Washing
ton, except the Capitol and White
House.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
Prisoners Seek Newspapers.

JOLIET, Ill, February P.-In-
mates Of the two penitentiaries here
are jealous of their brethren in the
Southern Illinois Penitentiary at
Menard. Warden Frank Whipp re-
ceived a petition, signed by 450 con-
victs, asking for institution news
papers because the prisoners at Menard
had published one Whipp said he
would ask the State superintendent of
prisons
Evening star., 1935-02-08
ELECTIVE SCHOOL BOARD
PROGRAM is SUPPORTED
Association Adopts Resolution at
Meeting-Harry N. Stu1
Addresses Session.

A resolution urging an elective
school board for the District was
passed by the District Public
School Association meeting In the
board room at the District Building.
The resolution reiterated a stand pre-
viously taken by the association.
The history and progress of the
public school system in the United
States was described to the meeting
by Harry N. Stull, chairman of the
Schools and Education Committee,
Federation of Citizens Associations.
The school association accepted
with regret the resignation of it's
president, Col. Charles l. Stengle, who
Evening star., 1935-02-08
MEMBER DRIVE CLOSED
Jewish Center Prize Awarded
to Boxing Champion.

The Jewish Community Center
closed its membership drive yester-
day, with Matte Brown, District heavy
weight boxing champion, being
awarded first prize for securing the
largest number of enrollments. Out
of a $50 total Brown secured SO.
Other winners were Mrs. Louise
Krause, Miss Ann Edlavitch, Betty
Kronman, Irene Blumberg, and Mrs.
H. deLaViez.
The educational department has
announced presentation of play on
Sunday evening, February IT, by
Celia Adler and company.
DR.. N. Brillyon Fagin of Johns
Hopkins University will speak Thurs
day on Social Forces in American
Literature"
Evening star., 1935-02-08
FILM SHOWN IN PLANE
Night Passengers to Pittsburgh
Given Entertainment.

Given Entertainment.
The showing of motion pictures as
entertainment for night-fying air
transport passengers was inaugurated
last night by Central Airlines when a
feature film was shown to plane full
of distinguished passengers en- route
from Washington to Pittsburgh. Miss
Helen Richey, first woman co-pilot on
a scheduled airmall line, was second
in command of the flying theater.''
Before taking off from Washington
yesterday evening the plane was
christened by Mrs William Frank AL
len, daughter Of Senator King of Utah.
The picture shown aboard the plane
was Devil Dogs of the Air"
Evening star., 1935-02-08

explained that other duties called him
out Of the city for such long periods
of time he could not give enough at
tention to association affairs. The
Nominating Committee will report to
the next meeting, Wednesday,
March 6.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
GOLFERS ACTIVE
4,332 Played on Public Courses
During January.

While sports Jagged in some lines,
C. Marshall Finnan, superintendent of
the National Capital Parks. announced
today that in addition to the Winter
sports, 1882 golfers were out in Janu-
ary, 400 fished in the Potomac River,
Tidal Basin and Anacostia River; ITS
held picnics in Rock Greek Park and
ITO played tennis.
Albert Clyde Burton, assistant SUPER
Evening star., 1935-02-08

intendent in charge Of recreation, SUBJ
mitted to Supt. Finnan summary of
the months activities in that field.
The golfers, he said, were about equally
Evening star., 1935-02-08
OREGONIANS TO MEET
Third Annual Rally Slated for
February IS,

IbUI UdI 1O'
The Oregon State Society will hold
its third annual meeting at pm.
on February Is at the Arlington
Hotel. Senators McNary and Steiwer
and Representatives Pierce. Mott and
Ekwall will be honor guests.
Reservations may be made through
the society's secretary, Miss Vella
Winner, KennedyWarren Apart
ments. Tickets for the dinner are
$l.25. The meeting is open to all
Oreponians.
Evening star., 1935-02-08

divided among the Rock Greek Park,
Anacostfa and East Potomac Park
courses. The bride paths Of the park
system attracted some 800 horseback
riders.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
Falls in Love by Radio.

Falling in love with her voice broad
cast over the radio, Count Caneva di
Divarolo has taken as his bride Miss
Eve Becke, a professional singer, in
London.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
Had Severe Heartburn
Attacks For Years

The Rev. ]. F. Lowden, Watertown,
N. j., writes: II was troubled with
heartburn for several years, the attacks
rapidly becoming more frequent and
severe used one bottle of Dare's Men,
tha Pepsin and believe it has effected
permanent cure as there has been no
return of the trouble for eighteen
months
Get a bottle of this grand stomach
remedy today at Peoples Drug Stores with
the distinct understanding that If 1t does
not help you YOUR money will be promptly
The Washington times., 1935-08-29

a compartment to store blankets. You'll
have divan that fits into any room
scheme. Choose rust or green, with white
leatherette piping. We warn you: Don't
wait too long to place your order!
1ANsBURGHs-F1FTH FLOOR-FURNTrURE
The Washington times., 1935-08-29
.lQnSb0lYh$. SEPTEMBER SALES Jtdkf8bxl

love your homenow the time show it, September
Lansburghs lines hundreds of goy yours fill in the
gaps to make home the most comfortable spot in the world You
needn't spend fortune to improve homeee here
handful September offerings sensaonay prices
friends talking about Then and give all the
personal attention!
The Washington times., 1935-08-29
BUY CHINA NOW IF YOU
WANT MARVELLOUS VALUES!

This one sketch shows you what arresting
China we've lined up for September Sales!
You really ought to treat yourself to
stroll around Lansburgh's Sixth Floor
there are plenty more such unusual bar
gains to inspect! Among many:
The Washington times., 1935-08-29
buys this 1915 Bed Heig ht
DUO-DIVAN

We tossed pride to the wanted 1915 DuoDvans to
gorfy September Saesnd willing to get Them We
know that if we again outandout
and handsome ezee dvan like count fourth SELL
out In: Yon have comfortable double beds You'll have
The Washington times., 1935-08-29

5piece service heavily silver plated awarethas less than 1Oc
piece for goodookg SET It's excellent service for day in
day usewth smart bright finish and simple design
Incidentally you fall bride gift list here's chance
to give marvellous gift under S. Don't waste time houghwe
only limited number Of sets at this 495 sale price
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The Washington times., 1935-08-29
TABLE LAMP

We know you'll be proud to have these
lamps in any room of your house-they
speak for your good taste, your eye for
color, your appreciation Of unusual de-
signs Big 1855 worth!
LANSBURGH'S-SIXTH FLOOR-IAAMPS
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
ACUSADO DE ROBAR UN
|AUTOMOVIL DE LOS AGEN
TIES DE IMMIGRATION

Fort Myers, Nov, 30.-Bajo
la acusacion de haber robado
ell autom6vil de dos agentes de
immigration que Sc habian ba-
jado de su coche a prestar au-
xilio a las vfctimas de un acct
dente, la policia detuvo aver a
Ralph Hensen, en- ell pueblo de
La Belle, trayendoio despues a
esta ciudad. Dos hombres que
iban en- ell autom6vil de Hem
sen sufrieron lesiones Y. dicen
llamarse C.. H. Davis Y Phillips
Kleis. I'm tercer pasajero, Lee
roy Thomas, Sc halla detenido
como testlgo material.
Ell autom6vil del ladr6n cho-
CO de costado con ell de los es-
pesos r. w. Keeney, de Whea-
ton, III. Keeney es fiscal del
Estado en- la ciudad de su re-
.sidencia.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
UNI MATO A
UN NINQ DE SIETE AMOS

L. - - 49, ri L2 -
Ell niho Charles Spencer, de
amos, fue atropellado aver por
un autom6yil en- la avenida Flo
|rida, al sur de Buffalo, cuando
cruzaba la Gale despues de- ha-
Der comprado un caramelo en-
una bodega cercana.
Guiaba Ell coche, Y no pudo
evitar Ell Academic, ell Sr. ]. L.
Olive, de 68 amos. Una bora des
pu@s de que las ruedas lie pasa-
ron por encima, ell nino dej6 de
existir.
Olive Sc present6 a la policia,
declarardo 10 sucedido. La ma
DIRE del rlenor lleg6 al hospital
pocos minutes antics de que
Charles fa.leciera.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
'CRECIDAS N PARA
Los INDIVIDUOS QUE PA.
/ SABAN MONEDAS FALSAS

Ell comisionado federal Pink
ertcn senal6 aver crecidas fian
zas a Jose Arrojo Y Jorge We
lazquez, acusados de poseer y
pasar monedas falsas.
I. La fianza del primero, a
lquien Sc arrest6 ell pasado mar
ties; con la cooperation de un
agente. del servicio secreto de
los Estados Unidos, es de $780,
coo Y Ia de del segundo de S.
900, 10 que no les permitira dis
.frutar0 de libertad provisional.
Aqui Sc han estado pasando
billetes falsos de SIS Y uno de
.ellos 10 pas6 Velazquez, ell pasa-
do lunes.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
S
Ell cabaret de los AguiJds

Ell cabaret de los AguiJdS
Mesas perfectamente distri-
bridas en- la amplia sala de bal
lie del Castillo Crist6bal Colon
de los "Aguilas de Oro'', seran
ocupadas esta ncche por distin-
guidaS personalidades de nues-
tro mundo social, en- Ell cabaret
organizado por los miembros de
esta respectable Logia.
Llamativo y dee nsf2ho gusto
ell adorno de la amplia y aristo-
cratica sala.
Sc presentara I'm acto de va
riedades por conocidos artistas
de la localidad.
La orquesta "La TROPICAL
tiene a su cargo ell programa
bailable de la noche.
La fiesta recompensara los
laudables esfuerzos de sus or
ganizaGores.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
"A -
SERAN
A N 10000
CAJAS DE NARANyAS

Mas de 10000 caias de naran
jas Sc embarcaran hoy en- ell va
|por Hastings, de Ia eompahia
Waterman, que saldra para
lFrancia, donde han sido vendi-
das. $50 :
Ell nuevo mercado sc ha abier
segdn. Sc cree, a causa de la
guerra de tarifas entire Fran
ella y Espana, que terminara
ahora por haberse negado a un
Iconvenio. ,
Esta noche rsaldra ell Hast
ings para Ell Havre, Francia, de
modo que sAran puestas en- el
mercado antics de NaYidad,
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
A~HoRCARoN EN- EFlGIE A


Atlanta, Nov. 3O.-En la ma
'drugada de hoy, EN- los terre-
nos del. CapNoiio, fue ahorca-
do en- efigie ell .gobernador
Talmaige, detestado actual
mente por Ell go por ciento de
los ciudadanos de Georgia.
/, Dos ilamadas Sc lie hicieron
al gobernador en- 81 estadio de
los Georgia Tech, mientras ell
presidente Roosevelt dirigia la
palabra al pdbfico. Mr.. Tai :.
madge fue inyitado a DIR Ell dis
curse del Presidente, ,pero no
Sc Re incluy6 entire los orado-
res. Asistieron al actof los 60
bernadores de Florida, Carroll
ma del Sur y Alabama.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
ILoRENZ DICE QUE. PoR
/ MERGED Sc APRESURO
LA MUERTE DE DOS MEM
lB5OS DE So FAMII4IA

New York, Nov. 30.AEl DR..
Adolfo Lorenz, 'el afamado cru
jano vienes. descdbri6 aver que
dos miembros de su familia fue
ron a la tumba por medic de
una forma de "mu erie de mer-
ced". Esas dos personas eran la
erimera esposa de su hijo, 81
Dr.. Albert Lorenz, y 'un ito, de
80 amos, ell Viejo Abad Gregor
del m~onasterio de San Paul, ep
Carinthia. Los dos padecian en-
fermedades incuralbles y a la
muerte. Sc lego por la aplica :
cf6n de n~arc6ticos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
UNA MADRE HIRIO GRAVE
MENTE A SU HIJO

Santa Barbara, CAL, Nov. 80.
Jesse Liwermore, de Is amos,
.hijo de I'm corredor de bolsa de
Wall Street, esta hoy moribun-
do a consecrencia de una heri-
.da de arma de fuego producida
por su madre, que estaba. bora
cha. "Fue un acciente-declar6
el jovencito cuando le admins
.traban un calmante. $3.50 es to-
do 10 que qaiero decir sor aho-
RAJ.
La madre, segunda esposa di-
vorciada del que fue celebre es-
.pecufador de Ia Gale de Wall, ex
'clam6 "He herido a mi hijo".
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
sUPRIMIpO porn Ell GO
BIERNO Ell ALlYIO A Los
STADO

Washington, Nov. 30.AEl
goOierno federal anuncia que
para mahana domingo habran
encontrado' trabajo bajo. su
plan, en- toda la naci6n, tres
millones y medic de ciudada-
nos, Y que cesara toda la obra
de auxilio a los menesterosos,
a los cuales deberan atender
les Estados. La liquidaci6n
completa del 'auxilio quedara
terminada Ell dia / de diciem-
bre, desapareciendo la r
que desde mayo de 1888 ha
gastado mas de 100000, 900
de pesos.
"A pesar de esa disoluci6n, ell
presidents Roosevelt manifes-
to EN- Atlanta que el objective
principal del gebierno Sc ha-
bia degrade. A dos problemas
importantes debe hacer frente
eel alto mando: Que algunos
hombres habiles deben conti-
tpuar recibiendo auxilio, por al
gun tempo, en- las localidades
|donde la Quota de trabajo no
Sc ha lienado todavia, y que
cerca de 100000 de personas
sin. o%cupaci6n, y que no pueder
ser empleadas por 'el gobier-
mo, por gu estado ffsico, debe-
ran continuar. recibiendo asis.
tencia y. depender principal
mente de los Estados Y las CO.
munidades.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
Ell PACTo DE- CoMERCIO
ENTIRE ESPANA Y FRANCIA

Madrid; Nov: 30.-Los dele
gados de Eepana y Franc,a lie
garon aver a un acuerdo sobre
eel convenio de comercio entire
las dos naciones, 10 que prom
to hara desaparecer la guerra
de tarifas que mantenian,
Hoy Sc compietaran los de-
TALES c-omplementarios y Sc So
lucionara ell punto de los pa
gos de mercancias.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
La policia busca a dos intdividdunos que a%saltaron
una p~eleteria, en- Ia Gale de Franklin

Los. detectives de la ciudad VI Pc uehas. Tn. depeAiente de
los diputados del sheriff bus:'la geleteria Armahdo Torres
dros qte renetrarons en- la Apele- tskkarrss, a Sanchez, avisando a
terra Tom McAnn, situada en- ell la po!cfa4 90.
ndmero 1914 de Ia calle Frank Ell asaHado solo pudo yer
lin y aniarrarcn al encargado hien auno, de los hom5res, que
Manuel Sanchez, ~duitandole el. es como de % amos de edad, pc
reloj pulsera y So y Hevandose SO de 145 lfbras, peo, rubio y
de la GAIA $l4 81 en- .piezas. ojos aznles>
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
Matinee bdilable

Matinee bdilable d.
Tardes divertidas y elegan-
ties la de los domingos en- la sala
de bale del Centre Espanol de
Ybor.
Temperate auspiciada por la
Secci6n de Recreo, que desde
que comehzo ha tenido esplen-
dida acojida.
I'm continente selecto de Sc
noritas y j6venes asiste a estof
bales dominicales.
Manana volvera Frank Gras'
so al frente de la orquesta dor
Francisco, a ocupar la conch;
de la musica.
Las mesas contin1an distri
buidas por Ell salon para mayo.
comcdidaR de los bailadores.
Los "feos'' pagaran 40 cts.
las damas 25.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
~ENCONTRADO Ell SALIVA.
VIDAS DE UN VAPoR

Gij6n, Nov. 3O.-Se encon-
tr6 aver en- el:mar I'M salvavi-
das del vapor ingles Carter.
Este confirma ell tenor de que.
Sc hunldi6 con todos. los tripu-
Tantes que llevaba a su1bordo.
Ell Carter iba cargado de
carbon cuando Sc tuyieron las
.dltimas noticias de su existen-
cia.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30

Sc casa Ell "~cubamito"
: Ell .apreciable j6ven Vicente
Fraga, a quien. carinosamente
eel Cubanito'', conocido
cantante de la orquesta LOS
Bchemios', contraera matrimo-
MO esta noche con la linda Srta.
'Margot Prendes.
Boda en- Ia intimidad fami :
liar, que tendra efecto en- ell no
gar de los. padres de la novia,
en- la avenida Doce,
Que la felicidad siempre SON
ria a la .enamorada pareja, es ,el
deseo del cronista y amigo.
Cesar RiVero. ;
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
BoiLe en- el CirclfO

Una parte de nuestra juven-
tud ira hoy al Circulo Cubano.
Noche propicia para bailar, por
la fresca temperature.
La famosa orquesta "Trianon
Kracker Jax" arrebatgra con
ell programa de pleas america
mas. .
En- la sala cantina tocara las
pleas cu5anas y espanolas el
conjunto "Santirzo''.
De nuevo Sc luciran los mu-
chachos de la Secci6n de Recreo
que commando ell atento j6ven Pa
quito Garcia.
Los caballeros pagaran 75c.
y las damas %,
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
OperGda. la Srtd. Herndndez

Op6rGda, la 'Srtd. Hernandez
Hcrtensia Hernandez, bella
schCrita muy conocida en- nues-
res salones, donde por su GENT
lea y l2racia goza de muchas
simpatias, Y miembro entusias7
t. de la Section de Damas de
les Loyal Knights, fue someti-
ia a una operation de apendici-
It's por ell DR.. Santiago Paniello.
A su habitaci6n de la cliniea
ia Ben6fica" llegan a diario
las flores de sus muchas amis-
AIDES I
Dado su estado satisfactorio,
es de esperarse que Npronto este
compuletamente bien. ,
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
APROBO Ell JAPON Ell MA
YOR PRESUPUESTo CUE
E DE SU o

Toxic, Nov: sO.4El gabinete
aprob6 hoy Ell mayor presupues-
to de la historic moderna del
pals para Ell ejercito, y la mari
ma, significando ell $500 de to-
dos 10 sgastos del tvenidero ano
fiscal, 49,
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

No entr6 aver ninguna en-
barcaci6n mayor.
Zarp6 hacia New York, con
frutos c~itricos, ell vapor ameri-
cano Saramacca,
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
Otra junction

Otra function
La SeccI6n de. Recreo de las
Logias Unidas celebrara SD Sc
gunda function teatral en- eel tea
tro del edificio de las Logias, en-
la Decima avenida Y Gale Is.
Las carteleras anuncian las
bonitas. comedias los Tocayos'
y "Mananita de SOP. +.
lcamtara I'm coro de mucha-
chas. Jerry Lopez, ell conocido
baritone, cantara varios tangos.
Los adultos y nihos~ que ocu-
pen asientos pagaran 10 cts.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30

ell palacio de los asturianos, ten
dra efectfmslana.
En- eli te>sro sera presentada
la tra2ssa .obra LAS. Doce y
Media y Serene, plea t~eatral
de mucha gracia.
Los papeles. han sido reparti-
dos a sehcritas,y j6Venes de las
Secciones de Damas y Recreo.
3 La function terminara tenn
prano para que. los concurrent
ties puedan. disfrutar del. bale,
en- ell salon alto, con la or4uesta
ia Tropical.
Ell precio es de 25 cts. conade-
reeho a tQda laafiesta.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30

Function y bale -
Ell tercer round de la "se--.
RE" de funciones y bales que
con exito viene celebrandose en-.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30

Sc encuentra ehferma en- su
hogar de la tercera avenida MI
nero 2316 la simpatica Srta:
Edna Castillo. .
Rogamos porque pronto re-
cCbre su salud.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30

Venta de Propiedades: Eva
risto3 a Carlos Pelaez; D. M.
Patrick a Hammie Kay; Ar.
thur 4. Smith a Arthur. Pear
don.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC-
CION

Martin Perez, construir una
en- Ell 14O5 de la avenida
20; Sra. j. P. Janeway, hacer
'adici6n q la casa 2O7 South
Street. y.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30

LA COTIZACION DE LA MO-
MEDIA
Madrid, Nov, 30.-Los fran
cos Sc cotizaron aver a 48.40, IL
bras esterlinas a 1925, d6lares
7.S6, marcos 1855 y frances sui
EOS 238, 875.
La gaceta., 1935-11-30
FRO EN- LA PARTE O.
RENTAL DEL PALS

Chicago, Nov, sO,-El frio
Sc extiende hoy por la mitad
oriental de los Estados Unidos
Nev6 en- Ell distrito de Chicago,
Indiana, oeste de New York y
hasta Kentucky. En- Bemidji,
MINI, la temperature lego a
cinco grades bajo cero. Seis
personals murieron en- Iowa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-12
STRAND

"rhe County Chairman, an adaptation of George Ade's humor- 'ous story, starring Will Rogers heads the program at Warmers Strand theater today and tomor- row..
 "The County Chairman is story of smiles and heart tugs, ri- valing the hugely successful Judge Priest" and David Harum" as a vehicle of Rogers. Tn the new film he is seen as willy, lovable county boss, half-diplomat, half-rustic. He wins elections and arranges love matches wit hequal skill-and no one, not even his rivals, can resist him.
 John Blystone has directed the picture, with Edward w. Butcher listed as producer, and the adapta- ton from George Ade,s play has been made by Sam Hellman and Gladys Lehman.
 A notable supporting cast in- cludes such players as Evelyn Ven- able, Kent Taylor, Louise Dresser, Berton Churchill, Mickey Rooney, Frank Melton and Stepin Fetchit.
 once again Will Rogers displays his recently developed flair for singing in the picture. You will re- call his musical propensities in Judge Priest. This time he rend- CTS an old-time western rangers song. accompanying himself on the guitar. Another highlight of 'The County Chairman" is one of those famods torchlight processions so much in vogue at the turn of the century. This one is staged by Will and is said to have all the frenzy and thrill of it's originals.
 The ,companion feature is "Thc Mystery Woman with Mona