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Evening star., 1935-09-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

: DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLI DELIv-
cred for 81. Helene Afiieck Box 2SU. Wen
ma, Va Phone Vienna 33-F-2l. 81
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GIRLS (two) colored wish afternoon work
of any kind city reference. Phone Adams
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APPAREI-Men's, women's and children's
also shoes hats. curtains. dishes. rugs fur-
niture bought for rummage sale. 1921 1th
NV Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur $3.50. ~.
APPAREL furniture. radios. household
goods mems. women'S. children's apparel;
highest prices paid. Whites. Met. S2o5.
SO1 4th ST NV
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-HoUsEMAN. white; must be
Expert driver: also chambermaid able to do
plain sewing; either couple or single; frSt-
class city references, Phone North 1907.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
BOATS.

Pennsylvania HARD COAL white ash,
224O lbs to ton: Egg stove. chestnut,
SlO.5O; pea. 50. Adams 1880 day or night.
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20I3 COLUMBIA RD N.W.-Large. airy
room with private bath: also single room;
reasonable: private home. Decatur 1249.
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WHNTED-TWo PASSENGERS 70 MIAMI
Fla. Call HARRIS. Columbia s043. to
o m Tuesday.
INVENTOR. RETURNING NEW YORK.
Tuesday can take three PASSENGERS; very
reasonable Phone MITCHELL Line "029.
HARVARD STUDENT. DRIVING TO BOs-
ton Sept. is. wants passengers. Phone
Wisconsin 1887. 16'
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BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs ana
gil9v' rene; best gTises and DTN9mDs Nsa ssAa Ss,
CAMERA REPAIRING.
s15 10th st. NV Phone National 4712.
cARPENTER-Floorin shelving. wall
stripping Esneranl nnoTr Tspiaddns adsm: 1ssE sSinns'
DSEeh D%sntns fes sxP 2dams
CHAIR CAlJEING fNa ESaoLs uofsh Tss,
5esksr' ssss io,s sDnd LINT Met. clax lsUsa ARMSTRONG
ELECTRIC WIRING s,ssuT:: snH Re:
pairs; Or; house MIXTURES q base plugs, $50.
Regal Elec Co. $40 Upshur NV Col: ka91.
9oRs IS 1,n.Fns rna'hss sa esns ssaf A
work o sasrantesd. Phone Potomac 5ss7.~
FREE! FREE!
Floors shellacked and waxed with PAINT
ING AND PAPERING Job. Floor scraping.
caulking and general house repairs: Al
references; reasonable. Phone Met. s632.
FURNACES. oil burners. chimneys vacuum
eleaned. sS.So up roof repairing painsins' Tf.
FURNACES CLEANED. S3.
Now is the time to Let us US cheek your
furnace AN HMATo sfe 'Sos SoAI CO, cee INC: ~
Furnace Service Dept. Met. 1880. 10,
JOB PLASTERING and cement work. No
lob too small or too far for me. William
Thomas. Phone District 1870. IL
PAINTING. paperhanging Of quality. noors
refinished; reasonable. workmanship guar
anteed: estimate. A. E. Burrell. Adams 67s1
DATNTTNH Papering. Roofing. Gener-
1AA@N = al Repairing. guar; teas.
NIL Smith I724 We1kter NV Adams 7l0s:
PAINTING AND PNPERHANGING--1 do
INV own work; prices reasonable; estimates
cheerfully: work guaranteed. Call Columbia
O633. or write 1888 Georgia ave. NV.
PAPERlNG and paintinen.Deal DIRECT with
the workman. For free estimates. call Shep-
herd 1913. 301 Poplar ave. Takoma Park.
PAPERING, painting and floor scrapins;
neat. clean work; service and quality.
Keystone Decorating Co., Inc.
a4kt i4kh b. NV. Adams 1914.
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soon they are covered with the most
beautiful dark gray, fuzzy clothes,
which later become sleek and reddish
brown.
The total length of the adult Is
about 6 inches. The blunt head and
small ears, that are so modestly hid
den, do not give you any idea Of The
alertneSs Of this animal. His long,
handsome whiskers redeem the ap-
parent oversight. So you take a sec
ond look and realize the bright, beady
eyes have not missed a thing.
tCopyriEht lQ35D
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All CIRCLE N.W.-Single second
~ room, overlooking park. for enn-
Idy; private family. References-
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

CORNER LINCOLN PARK. IO2 18th N
Two large. outside. Ink. rooms, gas. ele
heat. sink; private home; reasonable. i
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beautiful, furn., 2-rm.. kit, b.. apt: new
furniture. Apt. 10S, 2121 II st. NV.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THE RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec 1851. 1909
lth.. has cooks, buffers, maids. ghw,
chaudeurs houseman. day workers. couples.
L.
FOR HELP. men. women. any capacity. call
The Domestic" Dec. 24lS. 1925 10th ST.
Quick. reliable service
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE = Houseworkers,
cooks maids. mothers helpers laundresses,
houSemen: ref Dec. 1851. 1897 11th NV
Se30s
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ANTIQUE gold jewelry rings watches. dis-
mondS gold teeth. musical inst. bought.
sold. jewelers. Exchange. 434 9th st, NV.
ANTIQUE MIRRORS. chest of drawers
china and glassware. silverware; prices
cut Murray Galleries. 1724 10Th n. W. 1s'
BATH FIXTURES, beams. lintels. steel
S.sps Boilers snd and 5
sw. Phone Metropolitan 6Sl7.
BEAUTIFUL bedroom set. NAH. secretary.
set Mise. Household. 1875 H st. ne.
BEDS-Maple twin beds Call to Q,
Saturday or Monday. sl2 18th st. NV"
BED ROOM SUITE, 7-piece; excellent con-
dition: no dealers. 1443 Kennedy st. NV.
BEDS, complete; davenport suite, russ.
dresses. chests, wardrobe. breakfast set,
crib. kitchen cabinet. Edelman. 1908
BEDsPREAD.. double. hand crochet. ,swed-
ish popcorn design; worth S1OO; will sac
rifice for $50. Phone Georsia 4657.
BICYCLES. brand-new, with New DEPART
ure, coaster brake. Sl9.50. Also used bi-
sIcYCLEs-Roiiiast ana otner nisn,srade
Store. 4o4 9th NV.
BOOKKEEPING BILLING machine Under
wood. electric: perfect condition; like new.
Must Must sseTics oaasW aseS COL rd Apt So2
BUILDING MATER1AL-Hechinger's gath
tremendous sale Of brand-new building
material as well as used material barsains.
ali four stores. Every item in our entire
stock reduced with only a few exceptions.
Free prompt delivery. Phone orders At
HEcHINGER CO.,
18th and H SITS. NE. 9Th and c sts. s.W.
1928 Ga. Ave. NV. 1908 Nichols Ave. Sc.
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RADIOS-We are selling all our late model
1873, 1894 and 1885 cabinet and baby
grand and other radios at greatly reduced
prices. Be sure to see these-1933 tube
Phiico baby grand, Sl4.95; 1894 9-tube
Philco console, S24 %: 1898 6-tube Philco
console, long and short wave, brand-new
S39.g5; 1888 l2-tube Majestic console.
S3e 30; 1913 1"-tube r. C. A-Victor con-
sole, S34 20. Also Philco tube. SH.95;
Majestic S-tube, S14.95; r. c. A.-Victor
10-tube, S24.9 IS. All sets have been thor
oushly checked and reconditoned and
Carly 4 new Ruaranfee Paw as HttlA AZ
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RADIoS-We have a few real values in
duced 10 close out S42 80 Philco lowboy.
now $3.50; S5g.a5 Philco all-wave set
now $50. On a S225 de luxe latest model
all-wave RCA-Victor will allow you SIS
for your old set. Also a slightly used a. C
q. c. midget reduced TO So. KITS. 1880
G st NV
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WORK-ROOM HEAD

WORK-ROOM HEAD
For women'S alterations.
Only one who is experienced
in supervising a large alter
alton department need ap-
ply. Address Box 97-C, Star
Office.
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sITUATIONS-MEN.

SECRETARY. stenoerapher. typist. accu-
rate. rapid. desires position; temporary or
Box 34-C Star once.
YOUNG MAN desires position as plumber 8
helper: experienced: state salary paid. Ad-
dress Box 1900. Star once. 16s
YOUNG MAN attending the day session
of Strayer College wishes to earn room
and board BY doing odd Jobs about the
house. For interview. call Natl. 174S.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

l6a ADAMS NW-Large front room for
two; also single: private home: near cars
and bus. Phone North 450l-J
1919 4Stn ST NW-LarEe. attractive
ROOM for ] or gentlemen. in private
home. Pleasant, homelike surroundlnts.
Meals optional. Garaze Emerson 1915.
I544 P ST. NW-Large front room for
)three). Also double room; c. b. ~ ex-
cellent meals.
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1881 IRVING ST. N.W-NICELY FURN.-
front. large rooms kitchen. semi-private
BATH: heat, gas. elec. incl. S3S. Phone
Adams gSb1-M. Il
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R0OMS-FURNISHED.
fC~AN-S

2S42 27th sT.-Near Wardman Park Ho-
tel; two highly desirable rooms one with
PRone PGSGe sdsm! 9ds nfft 70 bath private hSms
I3Is MASS. AVE. Nw.-Two large Ink.
rooms second floor; water, heat, gas eiec.,
seml-priyate bath; adults 49,
CONVENIENT to Georgetown Medical
2 students. Phone Cleveland Is46' % i 0f
II LOGAN CIRCLE Nw-Single second
noor front room, overlooking park for ern-
ployed lady; private family. References.
~ EMERSON ST. NV. LARGE front
room. near bath. suitable for >; conyen.
lent to street car and bus line
5inf stb risf.. igtn ST Mt Mt PleaSant-LaIse room
nicely fsTnshed Scfsa ssa 81 55iTnsf mSnhS SSth
1273 HoLBROoK TERRACE NE-Larse,
SS.omtoItable front room. next TO bath; un-
limited phone: excellent bus service I6'
3I9 EAST CAPrroL-Comfortabl front
slonal Library: new screened porch.
VALLEY VISTA-Front room facing park;
IWiE beos, private family. Apply Desk,
2Oi2 Belmont I'd. Phone Decatur 5OnO.
S4l. 18th ST, NW.-Bay-window room.
rated: gentlemen; car lines. Col. 1902.
LARGE FRONT ROOM twin beds: ad-
Joining bath: bus ct corner; suitable
gentlemen; 81 week. Phone Columbia
1929 81 ST. NV block Conn. ave and
S; cor. rm.; twin beds; next bath, S35;
SlneIe. SlH ana slO.
1880 18th ST. N.W;-Comfortable furn..
Metropolitan 1893.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2Ols o St; NV
| Large double rooms; reasonable. Mrs.
O'Connor. phone North 4926-W.
Ink. So Also 1870 Col rd.-s6.50
Always hot water. No children allowed.
1434 CHAPLIN ST attractive rooms
dOuhla nd
c. h. W; conv. location. Gentlemen.
DOWNTOWN 1910 M st. NV. Apt. .4o2.
Attractive room for gentlemen. twin beds
Elevator service.
room for two. twin beds. hot water. next
TO bath; reasonable; gentlemen. l6s
PORTLAND HOTEL,
l4th st. and Thomas Circle-Large out
side rooms, 81 week; private bath. Sl2.50.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
42Il 18th ST. N.W-Large double front
room. next bath. all conveniences; two
gentlemen or couple. Phone Adams s195.
dec. and furn.. sim: heat. semi-bath c.
h. w.. maid Serv.; 2. $3.50; or i. 10
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
CORNER LINCOLN PARK, IO2 18th z.
Two lsTss OUTSIDE outside: lh;S H. rooms: gas elssss
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ROOMS-SUBURBA
132 EAST LINDEN AVE. ALEXANDRIA
Two rooms. furnished or unfurnished for
lisht Housekeeping; nice for couple or teach
ers; block of bus; ami Very reasonable.
SILVER SPRING. MD. SIG Thsyer Ave
3 furnished rooms. private bath. private
entrance; elec. gas. oil heat; near bus.
NEW BUNGALOW. sar. 10 miles Treat
ury. U. 6. Route 90. Phone 213-M: SILVER
ST. ring Also rooms bath. breakfast,
acres; modern auburban estate. Visit White
House among trees Burnt Mills Hills Nd.
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WANTED-ROOMS,
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room and
board with private family who will care
for child 3 years, or > r, X. b. apt.
Address Box 24S-C. Star once. lb'
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HELP-WOMEN.

hELE
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR: must be
expert all around. Apply Comics Beauty
Shopne. 3701 Macomb st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced Nettie
L. Barnes. Beauty Shop. 1900 Conn. ave,
ground floor.
BoOKKEEPER-TYP experienced; low
salary to start. Apply 1919 Wisconsin ave
SALEsLADY for coats. Only those thor
ouehly experienced and with local refer
ences. Apply The Holly Shop. 803 18th
st NV.
STENOGRAPHER. clerk. high school edu-
cation; $40 oer week to start. Address
Box .45-C. Star Office
STENoGRAPHER AND TYPIST. with law
once training; must be willing TO board at
county seat. Contact through Post Once
BOX 4O6. Upper Marlboro. Md.
SIENoGRAPHER-Must be rapid typist;
steady position; GOOD salary; write quali-
fcstions. Address Box l5"-C. Star Office.
MATTRESSES experienced. Berkmans
restaurant. 405 1th ST. NV. Phone Metro
politan 6206
YOUNG LADY for receptionist in hotel.
age 20 to 30: salary $50 per month: must
have good appearance and personality;
state qualifications. Address Box 223-B.
Star office
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BOILER REPAIR PARTS-We nave wide
assortment of crate bars. shaker handles
and other parts. Repair your furnace now.
HECHINGER CO.. 4-Branches-4.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TAROMA- 723 CARROLL AVE-VERY
attractively furnished. hrst hoor; detached
side entrance. Available now. Phens
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of a
model for women's gowns,
size 38. Apply employment
office, 9Th floor.
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FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45; covering and new inside material
included; made like new in finest tapestry
and frieZette: workmanship guaranteed. La
France Upholstery Co. 2509 14th st. NV.
Phone Columbia l0l12.
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PERMANENTS, $685..
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Finger waves. 15c: manicures. 15c;
sLhmpcos. 35c. etc MABELLE HONOUR
SYSTEM. 1870 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 77@s-
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hRTISTS STUDIO APT, CONV. DOWN.
town: reasonable rent 4 r. and b., shower;
Oriental rugs. piano. library, two open
nreplaceS. Italian garden. trees. elee.
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2034 18th ST N.W-Corner room. twin
beds. private bath; also corner room. twin
beds Semi-private bath: maid service;
private home Reasonable
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
Laughton - in Comedy
 at Capitol

Charles Laughton is cast in the title role of "Ruggles of Red Gap now showing at the Capitol The ater. Paramount's picturization of Harry Leon Wilson's famous story of society in the backwoods of Am erica during the rollicking l900's fea- lures an all-star comedy cast in, cluding Mary Roland, Charlie Rug glcs, Roland Young and zasu Pitts.
 The film opens in London where "Ruggles' changes masters as the result of an all-night poker session. Broughtsto the United States, he is introduced to Red Gap society as Cclcnel s Ruggles of the English Army. He becomes so infused with the democratic spirit that he loses his old feeling of sarvility and starts out en a career of his own ,,g
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
Juneau College
 Opened
Regular Sessions Are Being Held Daily in Gold
 stein Building

Juneau College opened its regular session on September 26, with ten students. The program of work in the college includes the college general courses. It provides the practical foundational work in humanities, physical sciences, so- cial sciences, philosophy and re- ligion The department of religion will open it's sessions on October 4 with large enrolment.
 For the first semester (thirteen weeks), the following courses are being offered: Freshman English, history of philosophy, elementary psychology, applied psychology, so- ciology, modern European history, history of American since colonial period, introduction to philosophy, physical education, public speaking, history of secondary education, economic history of the United States, the fundamental basis of our present American civilization, physiologl, problems of information al relations, surveys of the English literature, and introductory geo. graphy.
 At present all the classes meet at 503 Goldstein Building. In order to serve the interests and needs of persons already engaged in busi- ness or professional life, while at the same time making possible part-time college training for young people of college age, all classes are held between noon and o'clock daily, including Saturdays.
 The maximum student enroll ment for this term is 30.
 Each of these courses are based on lectures, recitations, field work discussions, and in some cases lab oratory periods. A syllabus is being prepared for each course offered and with such syllabus it is hoped that many of the text books and class attendance may be elimin- ated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
Lederer,, Y Y. ...'. @ Rogers at
 Coliseum

Francis Lederer and Ginger Rog- CTS play the young lovers whose TO- nance eventually blossoms despite tremendous odds in Romance in Manhattan" which opens tonight at the Coliseum Theatre.
 Lederer as Karel Novak, Czech immigrant, slips overheard from a steamer in which he is being de- ported, and enters the United States illegally. He is befriended by Syl- via Dennis, (Ginger Rogers) a chor- us girl, and her kid brother, Frank, (Jimmie ButleD Officer Murphy q. Farrell MacDonald also acts IS his friend and advisor.
 Romance in Manhattan" is from an original story by Norman Kras- na and Don Hartman. The picture vas directed by Stephen Roberts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
Drama Club Meeting Is
 Tues. Night
Special Program Is An nounced- Members
 Requested to Attend

Men In White famous drama of hospital life, will be reviewed by Everett R. Erickson at the Juneau Drama Club. which meets tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the assem- bly, room of Juneau High School.
 MT. Erickson will divide. the play into two sections-reviewing one section at tomorrow's meeting and the other at the following session.
 Mrs. Ted Danielson and John Ksyser will sing, accompanied by Mrs Trevor Davis at the piano, and MT. Irving Noble will give a number of dramatic readings.
 The committee-in-c harge h a $ made a particular request for full attendance of club members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
Music for Night Club
 Arranged
Paul Brown and His Island. CTS Are to Be Tn Pit at
 Dreamland Saturday

Paul Brown and His Islanders will greet patrons from the new decked orchestra pit in Dream land, when the new Douglas night club opens it's doors to the public next Saturday night.
 The musical combination, head ed by probably the most popular musician and crooner on the Chan nel, has been rehearsing steadily for the opening, and the leader announces that a clever arrange ment of dance tunes will greet the public next Saturday night from g o'clock on.
 The complete orchestra, with Paul E-own offering his interpretation Of the, vocal refrains of many of the tunes, includes Dave Brunette, saxaphones and clarinet; Lin ol n Garrison, violin; Byron Miller, one of the most versatile trumpet solo, istS on the Pacific Coast, and Clarence Rand, drums and marlin baphone artist.
 Thanks to the winner of the name contest, Mrs. B. F. Nelly, Jr., Paul Brown and His Islanders have arranged as theme song, I'm . Drifting Back to Dreamland They will also use the old waltz favorite, Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland ? 
 And now MT. Pusich, owner anxiously awaits the finishing touches to the new place, Dream land,' so he can switch on all the lights, start up the music, and bid everybody welcome to Douglas and "Dreamland."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
TOTEM GROCERY IS
 MAKING DELIVERIES VI
 IN DOUGLAS TODAY

The Totem Grocery, announces James Ramsay, Jr., is among the first of the Juneau commercial houses to offer their Douglas and Treadwell patrons daily free de- livery service leaving early every af- ternoon at 1:30 o'clock for across the channel points. The Totem is offering complete line of staple and fancy groceries, fresh fruits and vegetables, smoked meats and complete assortment of liquors at popular prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
By GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Two vio- lent deaths each involving z Broadway torchsinger and the sor Of multimillionaire :. each oc- curing upstairs in a country homs each climaxing powerful emo. tional upset. That's the incredible parallel Broadway draws betweer the death of honey-haired Evelyr Hoey and the death three years agC of Zachary Smith Reynolds, heil to tobacco millions
 The Reynolds tragedy occurred behind the drawn screens of hi bedroom in the fabulous Reynolds estate in North Carolina after z drinking party downstairs.
 Miss Hoey died in an upstairs bedroom of the Pennsylvania estats of Henry H. Rogers, jr., son of tht late oil millionaire. Witnesses seit it followed an evening of drinking
 Both Melancholy
 Both died of pistol bullets.
 At the time of his death, Key holds was said to have fallen intt a state of melancholy. The death O. Miss Hoey, whose forte was sing ing torch songs, also climaxed whai witnesses described as period ol emotional unrest. Servants of Rog- CTS told authorities the singer re. peatedly had stated desire to re turn to her apartment in Manhat- tan. Finally, she is said to have at tempted to borrow $5 from thu Rogers chauffeur, thus infuriatinl the young engineer.
 Questions Asked
 Miss Hoey had known Rogeri about three years. her parents said She had described him to her ia. ther, who lives in St. Louis, as melancholy, jealous friend
 After Reynolds death his wife Libby Holman, the Cinderella gir from Cincinnati" and Alb Walker Reynolds best friend. were charged with murder but won acquittals be- fore a Winston-Salem, N. C., jury when the prosecution announced that it's evidence was insufficient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30

Immediately after Miss Hoey's death young Rogers was arrested on technical charge of suspicion of murder and was held pending further investigation, and released on bonds.
 Miss Hoey came to New York in 1924 seeking a stage career but met with indifferent success.
 She went to London and won a 'eading role in the musical comedy Good News"
 Later, in Paris, Cole Porter, the composer, heard her sing in a night club. Intrigued by the torch qualities of her singing, Porter in- duced her to return to New York where he placed her in an impor- sant role of his musical comedy hit, Fifty Million Frenchmen." Anoth- CT member of that company was Betty Compton, now the wife of former Mayor James J. Walker.
 Songs that were successfully in troduced by the Minneapolis girl were "Unlucky in Gambling" T Want a Primitive Man" April in Paris" and What Is This Thing Called Love"
 She appeared thereafter in a number of musicals but Fifty Mill lion Frenchmen" was her greatest hit. Recently she had devoted her time to radio and night club work.
 Last winter, Libby Holman re- turned to the Broadway she had known so well in Revenge With Music" a musical hit This sum- mer she appeared in summer pre- sentations at Ogunquit. Maine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30

SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG- LAS! Daily at 1G:0O am. and 2:3o p.m. Kelly BIake's SPECIAL DE-
 LIVERY-Phone 442. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
AMERICAN LEGION

Meets tonight ~ 8 o'clock sharp. Electlon of officers. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30

Franz Schubert was one of the l5 children of parish school mas ter in suburb of Vienna.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30

CHANNEL CABS, Phone 10S. Stand at BUS DEPOT. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
BRIDGE PARTY IS AT
 GOVT. HOSPITAL TONIGHT

In honor of Miss Leola Deeson and Dr. F. J. Van Ackeren, mem bers of the staff of the Government Hospital who recently arrived from Seattle. the nursing staff of the Government Hospital are holding a bridge party this evening in the hospital parlors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30
VIOLET PETERSON IS
 AT PETER PAN SHOP

Violet Peterson, wellknown beauty operator, has joined the staff of the Peter Pan Beauty Shop, under the management of Miss Margaret Lindsay, according to an announce ment from the Front Street beauty parlor today.
 The new operator is not new to local patrons, having served in other establishments in the city for several years.
 CHANNEL CABS, Phone 108. o< nIrC nEDnT odv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-30

SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG-
 LASl Daily at 10:OO am. and 2:30 pm. Kelly BIake's SPECIAL DE- LIVERY-Phone 442. adv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-06
HEARST'SB0NUS
AID PRAISED

CHICAGO, April 6 (U.SO.
Bearing signatures of 1854 disabled
veterans at the Edward Hines, Jr..
Memorial Hospital, a round.ron-
bin letter has been forwarded to
William Randolph Hearst, thank.
ing him for his support of the
movement for immediate cash
payment Of the bonus.
Recent editorials, written and
published by Mr.. Hearst, have
stressed the point that in the pres.
ent vast program of Federal spend
ing for relief purposes it would be
the worst sort of injustice and in.
gratitude to exclude the former
soldier from the benefits.
Many of the veterans at the hos.
pital are still suffering untold
agony from the mhealing wounds
which they brought home from
the Western Front. Others are
confined to their beds with dis.
eases which came to them in the
service Of their country.
It was in Ward F that one of
the patients, Roy Coughlin, started
the round-robin letter. It was he
who kept it moving from bed to
bed until the signatures had been
obtained.