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Evening star., 1938-07-13

Not enough to arouse suspicion. And
since he was keeping the books and
folks generally trusted in his honesty
he got away with it. For nine years.
Then there came q day when Bes-
sic Thayer. Adams assistant. came
into the office one morning and found
Adam unconscious on the floor, q
sizable bump on his head. Bessie
called Henry Cartwright. the town
clerk. Bessie and Henry revived
Adam. Adam said he'd worked late
the night before, as usual. Shortly
after midnight q masked man had
entered the place. knocked him on
the head, and that was the last he'd
known till just now.
The safe door was open. They
looked at the cash box. Empty.
Henry Cartwright summoned Thad
Fairbairn, the one and only town
policeman.
An investigation was conducted and
that investigation revealed the rather
startling fact that every year for
nine years the tax money had been
. little bit short. Folks looked with
suspicion at Adam. They figured
that he felt that right soon some one
was due to begin asking him ques-
tions. which was why he had con-
cocted the fake hold-up. But Adam
anticipated every move that the in
vestigators made. He told q story
about storing cash OF partly paid
taxes inside the safe and depositing
1t in lump sums. He told any num-
Der Of stories, but the story he stuck
to was about being knocked on the
head when there was a sizable amount
Of money in the cash drawer. He
said he guessed the thief must have
been snitchingsmoney from that cash
drawer of and on for nine years.
Thad Fairbairn agreed that must be
the case, and II Adam didn't mind
would he kindly stick out his paws
while Thad clamped q pair Of brace
let's on 'em.
A DAM was bonded for $4,000, and
the bonding company paid that
amount to the town with the stipu-
lation that Adam be brought to trial.
The town officials said that was okay
by them, and . date for the trial
was set. It looked dead open and
shut, but Thad Fairbairn was wor-
ried. And at length he spoke his
mind to the selectmen.
Boys" he said. you better stop
this trial in hurry. We can't prove
. thing on Adam. We know he stole
the money, but we can't prove it.
Now II the court finds Adam inno-
cent. then, according to the terms OF
his bond, we'll have to give back the
$4,000 the bonding company's paid
us. It was . criminal bond, you know.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
CLASSICAL MUSIC
' MOVES TO FORE
Water Gate Program Holds
Greatest D. c. Interest
of Three Br0adcasts.

Lovers of classical music in the
Capital will be entertained tonight
with three programs scheduled by sta
tions here. OF principal interest is
WNdAL's airing from the Water Gate,
presenting the latter half of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra concert,
which is scheduled to commence at 9
o'clock. Mutual is to send VOL a
broadcast from Chicago's Grant Park
during which Henry Weber will con-
duct the first three movements of
Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony" e
o'clock. Over the same station at 9
Alfred Wallenstein leads the SYM
phonic Strings in Purcell's suite, Dido
and Aeneas," the adagietto from NAH
ler's Fifth Symphony" and Milhaud's
Fourth Symphony"
Guest artists are numerous on rsgu-
lar programs tonight. Tenor Ray
Heatherton visits Mark Warnow's Blue
Velvet Music show (WJSV, $500. The
Andrews Sisters and Trumpeter Henry
Bussee are the guests Of Paul White
man on the first program in his new
series (WJSV, 7:30). Col. Stoopnagle
Joins the Town Hall Big Game Hunt
(WRC, 81.
Boxing Bouts Broadcast.
Other features-Tommy Dorsey fea-
lures new arrangement of Dancing
In the Dark" (WRC, 1900 A blow
by-blow description Of boxing matches
between members Of the Catholic
Youth Organization team Of Chicago
and challengers from Ireland is Of
fered (WMAL. 1919 Comedian
Lew Lehr, Filler Frank Hawks and
Sports Writer Joe williams are the
guests Of For Men Only (WRC, $500
-. Living History treats of Shay's
rebellion and passage Of the ordinance
Of 1887 (WJSV, $500 :. Four choral
groups present songs in contrasting
styles (WMAL, 7:3O Cliff Sou
bier returns to the N. B. c. Minstrels
(WNdAL. 9:30).
Tomorrow-Bastille day is celebrated
IN Paris and microphones catch sounds
Of revelry (WRC. S.. WJSV, y {.
The Singing Lady tells the story of the
childhood Of Sir Joshua Reynolds,
British artist (WMAL, 4:30) :. The
Sentinels. male quartet, are heard with
Lee Everett (WMAL, 7:30 am0 &.
"Osteopathy's Part in the Public
Health" is the subject Of two ad-
dresses broadcast from the convention
Of the American Osteopathic Associa-
ton (WMAL, 11:15 a.m) Josh
Higgins interviews Grover Whalen,
president Of the New York Worlds
Fair (WMAL. $50 amy -. Maybelle
Cremer, 10-year-old collector OF dolls,
Is interviewed on her hobby (WMAL,
1:lS. c. A. M.
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SO they post
noned the trial and

imported q famous detective from
Boston. But after . week the IA
nous detective allowed that it looked
to him like Adam had 'em where
the hair was short. The way things
stood no court could find Adam
guilty.
Well, 1t seemed that the town was
going to be out $4,000 and Adam
Perkins was going to be free and
able to enjoy the little business
venture he and Sam Scott had en-
gagged in, which was erecting . hotel
and lodge for the winter sports vis-
itors who swarmed In on the village
during the cold months.
It probably would have worked out
that way. too, If Thad Fairbairn
hadn't been . Yankee. too, and Just
as smart as Adam Perkins. Thad
figured and figured and fretted and
fretted. Two weeks, . month passed.
then Thad went down and arrested
Adam Perkins. and this time he had
the stun that would convict him.
A SECOND trial was held, and right
At the psychological moment in
walks Sam Scott and testifies that
Adam had put up the $4,000 needed
to build the lodge and hotel, and
likewise Adam had mentioned to him
that 1t was the taxpayers who had,
in . roundabout way, provided the
funds.
This was enough for the jury.
They convicted Adam and gave him
10 years to think the situation over.
As for Sam Scott: Thad Fairbairn
accosted Sam after the trial and
said: Sam, I reckon owe you an
apology. Adam didn't tell me he was
fixing to fllch you out Of your share
Of the hotel like said Nor did he
mention 1t was you who put up the
money for the hotel and that you
might have been the jigger who
snitched the funds from his safe.
That was = Job I put up on you just
to get you to testify You see, we
couldn't have Adam running around
so SNUG and free, and that trick was
the only way could think Of getting
evidence to prove he was responsible
for crime everyone knew he COM
mitted"
Sam was mad at hrst. then he
grinned and said: We'll, I guess it's
best I amt mixed up with no crimi-
nails, and did wonder where Adam
got that money. though he told me
. story about . rich uncle dying. But
here's something: got the hotel all
built and paid for and ready for
business. Now what1l I do about
it?"
But Thad had done enough ngur-
ing for one SPELL He didn't know.
(Copyright. 1881
Evening star., 1938-07-13
ToDAY's PROGRAM
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

"HIS creature is said to be the
most valuable of all the resi-
dents Of the zoo, at $4,000!
= It is by far the largest of three
species to be found In the Old World
All species have characteristics in
common, in that the skin seems
thrown together in places into great
thick folds, and they have teeth In
the front jaws. There may be one or
two horns.
As far back as 1913, this rhinoceros
has been known, for one of its an
cestors was sent to Portugal The skin
is free from hairs, with the exception
OF the ears and the miniature tail.
The skin is studded with many convex
tubercles that look exactly like rivets
on boilers. The largest ones are found
on the fore and hind quarters; some
Of them inch across.
The skin Is divided into several
shield-like pieces by folds. See how
definitely separated these folds are.
There is similarity of appearance to
some Of our knights In armor.
In proportion to the body. the head
is very large. The large ears have
their tips fringed with hairs. The
color scheme Of the family is a uni
form blackish gray.
The male is feet 9 inches at the
shoulder. From the tip Of the snout to
the tip Of the tail Is 10 feet 8 inches
and the girth of the body is feet 8
inches. The horn may be as much as
feet in length, though the average is
18 inches.
India is the true home of the rhin-
oceroses They love the vast grass
jungles that cover great acreages Of
the plains Of India, as their food con-
sists chiefly of grass. The climate
is such that this plant life grows to
20 and even 30 feet high within two
or three months. These tungles not
only furnish food for 70 many ol
Evening star., 1938-07-13

old town hall and when 1t was set into
the new building 1t was placed upside
down. 1t was years before any one
discovered that 1t was upside down
and then they only found out because
a man who had worked on the first
buildinfg discovered 1t by = certain
marking on the stone. What was the
date on the stone that the mistake
could escape detection for 80 long?
(Answer on Page B-l6.)
Copyright. 103S.)
Evening star., 1938-07-13
DR.. MOHLER NAMED
viii Head American Delegation
to Veterinary Congress.

DR.. John 3. Mohler, chief Of the
Bureau Of Animal Industry, Depart
ment Of Agriculture. has been ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt CHAIR
man Of the American delegation to
the Thirteenth International veteri-
nary Congress to be held in ewit1er-
land August Al.
DR.. Mohler, to head . delegation
Of eight. was president Of the last
international congress at New York
In 1884 and will open the 1irst session
Of the thirteenth congress and call
for election Of . new president.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d, FLINT.

OUT in country town a very ex-
citing event took place The town
hall burned down, almost to the
ground, before the fire was brought
under control. The building had been
erected during the 10th century and
was the pride Of the community. OF
course. the town had to rebuild the
town hall. The corner stone Of the
original building was dug out Of the
ruins and used for the new building.
It carried the dedication date of the
Evening star., 1938-07-13
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Evening star., 1938-07-13
CHEST SPEAKERS HEAR
TALKS BY TWO OTHERS
8lackfriars Guild Presents Playlet
During Meeting at
Settlement.

Fifty members Of the Community
Chest Speakers Bureau heard talks
last night by Charles E. Smoot, chair
man of the bureau. and Miss Mar
garet B. Merrill, head resident OF
Barney Neighborhood House, at a
meeting at the settlement, 470 N
street SW.
A cast from the Blackfriars' Guild
presented "A Kings Ransom" writ
ten and produced by Dorothy David
son Of the guild, and children Of the
settlement gave a playlet. Chairman
Smoot outlined plans for IS more
summer meetings to be held at Chest
agencies.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
Natures Children
Indian Rhinoceros
(Rhinoceros 'unicornis').
JULY -. 1888.

the animals to be found In them, but
concealment as well.
Usually this animal prefers te
travel alone. although sometimes q,
many as six have been seen together
Mud baths seem to be enjoyed by
Evening star., 1938-07-13
EREQUEN T LY
it's the most
simple things that

it's the most
simple things that
reveal the identity
Of q criminal. A
quirk Of nature. A
human trait. A
virtue. . A vice.
Consider the
theft Of the tax
money. Everyone
knew Adam Per-
kins was the thief.
And 1t seemed he
didn't care much
II they did know
it, he was that
SNUG, that sure Of
his own security.
Adam had been
tax collector for
nine years. In that
time he had nlched
$28, 900 from the
town. A little at
o time. Driblets.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
KNOWN CRIMINAL

Well, the way I hg-
ure 1t, we're better
on with Adam out
Of jail and $40, 900
In our pockets
than having Adam
in jail and nothing
In our pockets"
The selectn1en
thought this over
and decided 1t was
. hne idea. But,
they said, We got
to prove Adams
guilt somehow, on
account Of. II we
let him 60 free.
it'll set . bad ex-
ample in town, and
besides. this here
community will be
the laughing stock
Of the Nation.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
HELP MEN.

BODY MAKER. must have experienced In
Pa1cKL1YERs 1a,S "a J. and partition men, At
B. q. s. store. 100 Kennedy st: nv.
CLERK. experienced in D. q. 8. grocery
store: must have MARYLAND drivers license.
Apply 3l0O Bunker Hill I'd. Mt. Rainier.
COLLECTORS. 3. for pas.zine collection
earn Sl2b month to start. Apply Thursday,
s$S s$S ann Room saa 81 s n% 4S ssh f. Sr'S:s Sy
com MACHINE SERVICE MAN. Must
esme. e seeFsas sssr,. On siens s.le.. 1928 11th
s2 SssS2 AMP Hu, WEE :ns sns
coopef.,s. Os as % ssor: 1H SSsS and GRANT Il:
ne. between Z and am.
9TsTlRTsuT4eRs = .SSs Si
L st. NV.
DRIvER-soLIcIToR. man with good fol-
lowing. capable OF driving dry cleaning
trHek tn,s and soliciting. Apply At once. 1908
ELECTRICIAN. white, non-union. state
salary snd local references. Box 441-H.
nEcTRic PAN sALIsMIN for pedestal
fSaSs' form.nee. PRICED i Tor todsy's market. xx-
san sssn' No s2.W xDpy Sy' sssd CO.
FENDER, BODY MAN and painter; only
sober and g.; sensible men need apply. Tel.
District 1913.
Gardener for spare-time work. cleve-
MAN. young to distribute folders on road;
s,S.Hs Rppiy Thur.. s.1nea monnins. % 1909 IssS St
MAN to take full charge circulation new
:as: :as: "sHsa' s.l ...sh S.f 'G 81. d:'s
MEN. with magazine. NEWSPAPER or M.ur-
snce sales experience: new proposiion.
wood tomorrow before 8 am. only. 219
Stuart Bldg. 9th and D SITS. NV.
MEN. two with insurance. direct sales or
route sHperenss for fa:tHry branch ,De
give Qualifications. BOX 3b4.c. Star
MMeosRst On psee II. Saturday e Evsn,ne ro.t July
s Room Cos. 14ae iss Eye st. ' NV. ~ -
OFFICE MACHINE MECHANIC, expert
enced IN all machines. United Typewriter
e1sRT eS1n p@ Gook Ii. oRs f N
addresses. Box 316-C, Star. ID.
B., G. siss 18Th
PREssER. experienced on Hoffman ma
chine. on ladies' and mems garments: no
other need apply; steady Job to right party.
9127 18th st. NV.
PLUMBER, good ,obbins hand. Apply
PLUMBER, registered. with Maryland IL
cense. for sub-contract work: state expe-
rience and references Box 409.H Star.
SHOE SALESMAN. must be experienced;
steady position. Apply Golden Shoe Store,
1925 7th st. NV.
SOLICITORS. = neat-sppearing young
men. for special sales work. Apply 90S
National Press Bldg.
EARN EXTRA MONEY taking orders for
permanent social security plates, 60S
commission and bonus. Security Plate
Co., 6OS Eye st. NV. Met. O7S4.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING,
only experienced men. for in and outside
work; preferably with retail store. expe-
rience; age not over 30. State reference
for past 3 yrs. BOX 2S4-H Star.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. apply between
earning $50 and UP per week. Do not
apply unless you are. neat. aggressive and
ct least 2l. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers Identification cards
1850 22nd ST. NV.
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BLANKET ROLL. woodland Beach. con-
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DIAMOND RINGS, one cluster and other
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Iround:. reward. columbis :soes: '
MONEY AND PASS KEY. in small canvas
bag. on Monday. Cali Lincoln 62zs. Re-
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and black markings. wearing green har-
ness. Reward. Cali Emerson 23l2. Is.
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solden Sloves attached and small elephant.
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ban q: ny. No collar Or tss. Reward.
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SUNDAY TO BAY RIDG BEACH; ALSO
trips to GaSpe Peninsula. August 13. ~
and September 10. North 5O91.
DRIVING TO BOSTON JULY 18th; TAKE
2: share expenses. Georgia 0720.
GOING BOSTON SAT. JULY I6: RETURN
weeks; accommodate / or passengers:
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Evening star., 1938-07-13

HELP DoMES1Ic.
WOMAN middle -aged. to cook and do gen
h.w. for family Of 3 adults Country place. !;
reas. wages and good home. Box oh. Star.
place. Potomac 1912 after 9 pm.
WOMAN. colored. past middle-age. for
laundry and. cleaning in country restau-
rant. Telephone Rockville 352. l3'
WOMAN, white, settled, for g.h.w.: 30 to
beach few months; steady Job sm. family.
GIL A st. ne. Apt. 2.
WOMAN, white. middle-aged, to take care
Of house. Apply 1904 M ct. NV.
WOMAN. white. 25 to 40. for adult home;
room. board and Sl5 per month: refer
ences Lincoln 10O82
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REALITY RARldRS

PERMANENTS, SITS.
Finger wave. 15c: manicure. 15c Met. TITS.
Mabelle Honour School. 1870 n. Y: Ave.
Evening star., 1938-07-29
BYRON G.. CARSON. Attorney for Ana
costa MARKET. Denrike Building,
In re-: Anacostia Market.-Limited Part
nership. No. 104
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED

In re: Anasostia Market.-Limited Part
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP
pertaining. notice is hereby given of the
formation Of limited partnership under
terms and conditions hereby certified, as
First The. name under which such
parnflship psTfA MARkFT IS e be conducted is ANA
Second. The general nature OF the bust-
ness to be conducted is the operation Of q
grocery store and meat market
Third. The GENERAL partner is Karl p
NE. and the SPECIAL partner is hi Lii
both of Washington. District Of Columbia
Fourth; The amount Of capital which
common stock is One Thousand Dollars
. Fifth; The partnership is to commence
the 18TH day OF July, 1898. and shall ter
inmate ten 10) years therefrom.
day 81 Jaiy Gaf bands and seals this 18th
lsigned.{ KARL P cRowDER tsEAL)
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA to wit:
y, l. DOROTHY N. CHINN. a Notary Pub
certify that Karl P. Crowder and Lii Wei
berg who are personally well known to me
as the persons who executed the aforeeoinp
Certificate Of Limited Partnership, dated
the 18Th sa1 DAY ta OF July D. 1898 personally
acknoWedged the said certificate to be
their free act and deed
'sisned) DOROTHY NJ. CH!NN.
,so.,> Notary Public.
BY R s. WAYLAND. Asst. Clerk.
1ysp2 ,"5,2 I.119, au1 3 5SlOlc
Evening star., 1938-07-29

A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
Jy2o '.6 9au1 -.
Evening star., 1938-07-29

LOTS FOR SALE.
HOME SEEKERS AND BUILDERS ATTEN-
20 eLioh-beautlful D. c. suburban wooded lots.
2u 2p H. or more frontage $500 and up
rhone Walnut 1882 after 4 pm
IN ANACoSTIA, sOUTHEAST-IIs-000
square leet ground, graded, ready for
aeveiopment; PA IT. on wide concrete ave
Zonea lst commercial. ALSO q lots, As To-
% r. front each. 4 on South Capitol ST
piELL pAEL MR < HEATER. WITH BOSS 4
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER TWO 6ox
aio-it, lots, Penn ave hill Sc bofh for
~ ooo cash. Call JACKSON 1861
GSOLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
TAR MLaiImount Heights. S75 up: easy terms:
help build. District 017O
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ADAM A. wEscHLER d. SON. Auctioneers

STORY FRAME DWELLING WITH
TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE BEING
PREMISEs PREIISHs e., 1904 FRANKLIN STREET
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust recorded in
Liber Il95 al folio 4 IL. ct seq. one of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale by PUBLIC aueti9n in 'front.' Of the
DAY OF AuGUsT 1898, AT FOUR
wit: Lot numbered ten 1O) in block num-
bered twelve 12b of Denison and Walker
Trustees subdivision OF South Brookland 3"
as per plat recorded in the Office of the
LibeI County ! at folio 35; said block
numbered twelve 12) now known for
purposes of assessment and taxation as
square numbered thirty-nine hundred and
hlty-seven .393O; together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms of sale: The purchaser will be
required to make deposit Of $500 at time
OF sale balance 10 be paid in all cash or
announced at the sale: deferred amounts
to bear interest at 6To per annum. Ex-
animation Of title. conveyancing, recording
revenue stamps. etc. al cost of purchaser
days from day of sale otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell property al risk
and cost Of defaultlne purchaser. after five
days advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
or deposit may be forfeited
AMERIcAN 4 Ca csMy csEGURITy
BY VIM. L. BEALE,
Vice President.
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
jy22."6 30 au1 ..
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

Braddock Hts, Va-Beautiful new g.
room BRICK home: high, cool; restricted
community. Temple 4310