davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BARGAIN, 10 ACRES.

pargain-10 acres, six-room modern
brick home oil burner full basement;
fish pond. stream JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile, Md Ashton 61-F22.
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good condition, with brakes and accessories;
sleeps six, four considered State price for
cash Box 4gO-K Star
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OHN J. MALLOY. 1910 Vermont Ave
NV, Attorney for Plaintiff.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Stales for the District of Columbia
Rd. NV, Plaintiff. vs.. CARRIE '1,IJl ALLEN. EN-
Creedmoor, North Carolina, Defendant
Civil Action No. 2965.-ORDER OF PUB
The object of this suit is to obtain decree
for absolute divorce upon the ground of
desertion for more than two (2) years
motion of the plaintiff. it is this 2Sth day
Of June, AID. 1899, ORDERED, that the de-
fendant. CARRIE ALLEN. cause her ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day of
the nrst publication OF this order; otherwise
case OF default. PROVIDED copy OF this
order be published once a week for three
successive weeks in The Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before said
day. JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. (SealD
A true copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. By ANDREW A. HORNER, Asst.
Clerk. je30;jy7,l4
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JOHN F. LILLARD, Jr., Solicitor for
Complainant. 2IOI 18th st. NV.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia -
In re application of Louis Rubin for change
Rubin, having filed a complaint for judg-
ment chansing his name. to William j.
Lewis and having applied to the Court
for an order of publication of the notice
required by law in such cases, it is, by the
Court. this Goth day of June. 1899,
ORDERED. that all persons concerned show
cause If any there be, on or before the
27th day of July, 1899 why the prayers Of
sal said complaint should not be granted:
PROVIDED. That copy of this order be
published once week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Washington
Star and The Washington Law Reporter.
Jennings zen ING BAILEY a., JyStee 1s ssesn
Clerk. By PHILIP M. HAMILTON, Asst
Clerk. je30:jyT14.
JOHN J. MALLOY. 1910 Vermont Ave.
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1RAILERs FOR SALE.
TRAllERS WANTED.

COVERED WAGON. de luxe trailer, sleeps
4. mahogany. interior like new. Bargain
See Eller. D. c. Tourist Camp
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r EAL EST e.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

e-RM-. 2-BATH MODERN BRICK colo
nial; oil burner: heated sarase completel
screened. etc. With , acres; miles from
D, c. line: 500 per month. OWNER
District 13ol
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FARMS FOR SALE,

BRICK GEORGIAN MEDIUM SIZED
house, exquisite wood carving throughout
fan doorways. Beautifully restored. 800
acres, IA clear stone and log cabins. Many
other smaller farms with finest type stone
BRECKENRIDGE e. HANNA, Route 80
Phone Ellicott City $40.
Sc ACRES. NO BUILDINGS GOOD ROAD
sprins, spring stream; 3 wooded, balance
cleared; gorgeous mountain view; electricity
and telephone available price. $1,000.
Phone l35 H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon, Va.
Office Natinnal Rank BLDG
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LOTS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ATTORNEYS SALES ACRES PLUS. q
miles from House Office Building in Prince
Georges County, l,0O0-foot frontage on
hard-surface road: timber So per acre.
ROBERT H. HUNTER. 204 Woodward Bldg,
National 73l,.
c-ACRE TRACT ON NO HIGHWAY IN
Virginia. near Washineton-Suitable any
use. Terms. Box AK. Star,
ACREAGE AND LARGE LOTS, ADJOINING
Nj. Vernon blvd, View of Potomac River;
IN approved subdivision. Priced right and
sold on terms Box 495-K Star.
g., ACRES ON Mt. VERNON MEMORIAL
hlvd-At a sacrifice price. Box 493K.
Star
IS ACRES. PART sUBDIvIDED- MILES
from WASHINGTON. in Virginia VIII be sold
on terms AT low price. Box 4ao-K. Star.
FOR LOW-COST HOUSING NEAR ALEX-
sndrla, We have about - acres practically
level crossed bv stream. near school
electricity 2 the place. This is beautiful
property and the price Is only $3.50.
Louis P SHOEMAKER.
1-la K St NV. Natl. 1866.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(Continned

ss5hs5 W51oGATsP I0Ts g.s MK fSYHoK
Kirs Tut Inn. Selby-on- Bay
GREEN HAVEN. MD-6-RM BUNGALOW,
, incl. porches. running water, good SWIM
ming. s. Collinston ave. Balto.. Md. or
COLONIAL BEACH-FOR RENT, NICE,
clean cottage, THE VICTOR" Apply after
$50 pm. 405 6lst st. ne. Line. S921. %
SHERWOOD FOREST-ATTRACTIvE FUR
niShed cottage. nicely located. sale or rent.
reas. Adams 03SS. Geo. OH.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE FOR SALE
rooms large lot screened porches; modern
eSssnt bSan hShas nHS and
GRAY. Jr., Prince Frederick. Md ~
FIVE ACRES DIRECTLY ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay; for sale JOHN B. GRAY Jr., Prince
Frederick, Md. a.
BAY RIDGE.
For rent-,Furnished cottages. ), and
rooms, Natl. 0366 or Col. 50l9.
BAY RIDGE.
owner will sacrifice completely furnished
bay-front home. Il rooms, bath, wonderful
porch and very large lot. No. los River
drive VIII be open Sunday for inspection.
HAM, 1410 H st. NV. Natl. 0366 or Col.
50l9.
THREE-RoOM BUNGALOW AT WOOD
land Beach. Md, Washinston's most popu-
lar summer resort, only ~ miles out. Salt
water bathing, boating fishing clubhouse,
stores; TOTAL PRICE OF BUNGALOW
DRIVE OUT Bennins Toad road iron from 'e1aii 18th
and II streets ne. to Central ave. throush
land Beach sales ONCE
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LAFAYETTE 1896 broueham; drive this car
for greater savings; finish is excellent fine
motor: maculate; buy it for only S2G5
Leary. Jr., & Bros, 1921 1ith st. NV
HObart 4nnN
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PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe touring
SEDAN: original black finish immacuIsteiy
cream interlor motor and tires far above
average: iully guaranteed; liberal trade.
Easy terms at only 81 weekly Coast-1n
me 423 Florida ave ne All 100
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La SALE 1898 convertible coupe: dark
olue finish. excellent Burbank top brown
leather upholstery, white sidewall tires
radio; S915. c c. C.. Guaranty Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd 81. NV Natl.
1900 Omen evenings. closed SUNDAYS
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FUTURE.

TO BE SOLD FOR STORAGE ON JULY s,
1899, at Eichberg's Auction Sales. Inc,
1927 st. NV, Pontiac sedan. No. fl94s1
leo3 30 iyt
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD rs .h.p pickup Na-ton closed cab:
open steel body; newly painted; good tires;
for barsain. Hill q Tibbitts, lila ver-
mont ave. NV.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

MOTORCYCLE. Harley-Davidson. Al con
dlt1on throughout; any demonstration
&l25. 3342 M st NV
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PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door trunk sedan
gray safety steel body like new; upholstery
power engine famed for economy: ali GOOD
rupoer; hydrauhc brakes: low MILEAGE one
carelul owner; 1913: guaranteed easy
NV Natl 5000 49,
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PLYMOUTH 03S de luxe 2-door trunk xe
dan; low mileage, like new in every way;
Sacrince. Call Mr.. Polk, Alexandria 5s7,
oel. = aho !. noon. = 70 10 pm. Dealer
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HUDSON 1887 4-door trunk sedan: l2g-
inch wheelbase; one of the best performing
cars you've every ridden: plenty Of room
| and power with economy; all steel con-
Structlon, hydraulic brakes best tires: color
p!acK; $500; guaranteed: easy terms.
Sleuart Motors 1919 West Virginia ave
u 2. Nail INnM. Open eYenlngs
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PLYMOUTH 1892 p A sedan; one of the
most popular models ever produced: eco
real steal for only S95. II B Lesry. Jr, a.
Bros. l3!l I'm s.. n " Hobart 4ann
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FORD 1896 80" de luxe 5-passenger
Fordor trunk. S319; stylish lines. with
beautiful original finish. interior shows no
wear; safety brakes. center -poise ride. mo-
tor smooth and quiet: recondiioned to
II. q @ standards. and also written guar
antee to further assure lasting satisfaction:
small down payment and easy notes come
carly for this bargain. Call Natl $3.50,
Hill & Tibbtts. Inc, 1114 Vermont ave.
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LA SALE 1897 4-door trunk sedan; thor
oughly checked mechanically and fully
guaranteed rubber and interior perfect;
hlRh-grade car that you Will be proud to
own and drive: equipped with radio and
heater reduced n Sf95 PACKARD. Gath
" N
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HUPMOBILE 1898 door de luxe stream
lne model beautiful black finish excellent
tres, steal at S',3g. Mid-City Auto Co.,
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FORD de luxe 1898 station wagon: special
6-ply tires. Shatterproof glass; Just like
brand-new; tremendous savings; fully guar
can offer YOU the best terms possible at
SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1Ath and SITS. Du-
pOnt 1900 Open eVenlnPS
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OLDSMCBILE 1885 IS" 4-door touring Sc
dan; smart array finish; good looking and
perfect car mechanically; drive It then
Compare: only S4t5. H B Losry. Jr 4,
BIOS lH-l I'm 81. n " Hobart 49On
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| dani original black finish like new, me-
chanlcaily perfect. low mileage, one owner.
ance in II or Is easy PAYMENTS See Mr
poik Gladney Motors, 1916 King st., Alex,
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PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe coupe; this trim
ilh iii!ie mooeI IS perfect; beautiful black fin-
owner priced down TO S445. H B Leary
* q Bros, 1921 l4th ST. NV. Hoba ri
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| CHEVROLET 1888 master de luxe coach,
excellent running condition; real value for
| S129 Mid-City Auto Co., I'LL 14th
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! FORD 1894 Tudor: radio equipped: recon-
! ditioned motor; black finish. mohair uphnl-
! stery guaranteed: S25 down, S12 monthly.
/ TRIANGLE MOTORS, l40l R. I. ave. ne.
! neca at
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CHEVROLET 1894 master de luxe town
sedan: a clean little car that combines style.
quality and economy; guaranteed; S35
down SASS monthly TRIANGLE MO
TORS. 14Ol R. I. ave. ne Decatur 6302.
CHEVROLET 1897 town sedan, master, de
luxe; in fine condition mechanically and in
appearance: 5 practically new tires see this
fine CHEVROLET today. drive Il and you
oath and N sts. NV. Republic o145.
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DODGE 1898 business coupe excellent
gray pant spotleSS interior, all good
tires. splendid motor; this is a clean car
SG15, c. C. C Guaranty. Capitol Cadllls c
Co. l22! .2nd s. II W, Natl. $500. Open
evenings closed SUNDAYS
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/ OLDsMoBILE 1897 "6'' 2-door touring
! Sedar; beautiful !et-black finish; radio
+ large trunk; here's your vacation car:
priced down to sell Immediately. H B.
Leary Jr. & Bros 1921 14th St NV.
, Hobar TT 1900
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FORD 1896 "s5'' Tudor $500; original
black finish: as clean as can be through
out; thoroughly reconditioned and ready
down. bal to suit you; ali excellent tires.
Hill &, Tlbbitts, Ill4 Vermont ave. NV.
Natl $3.50
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" OLDSMOB1LE 1895 conv. coupe real
snappy car al wholesale price and will
- transfer notes Nolan Finance Co, 1920
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Fl WCU n 1000 de luxe cOnVertible cOupe !:
original Hampton beige finish snotIe,
leather upholstery. motor and tires excel.
Ient; real bargain. at only $500. guar
anteed trade easy terms Coast-In Inc
VI Florlda ave. ne. AL 1onM
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L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1897 4-door trunk Sc
dan; this car is the best value in town at
our price CT S645; with lnO' written
guarantee, and because We finance all our
own sale We can offer the very best terms
at SUPERIOR MOTORS. 14th and P SITS
4 DuDonf 400 Omen everiros
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| FORD 1887 coupe: S5-horspower motor
| completely checked blue finish and mohair
/ interior exceptionally clean; : very good
! tires; built-in radio: smart for personal
| use and thrifty in business: S3S5: guaran-
| teed; easy terms. Steuart Motors. 9Th
| evenings.
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OLDSMCBILF 1888 6-cyl. 2-door touring
sedan, one Of Americas finest cars at a
nargaln price: it's beautiful: only $685.
L Steuart. Inc. 13@5 14th ST. NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1894 4-door sedan. new tires
Owner. District 1875
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FORD 1897 Tudor model 80: back finish
and ITS just like new throughout; You
Pohanka Service, 1926 10th ST. NV. Dist.
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FORD 1888 oe lu%e Tudor sedan; very low
mileage. practically new tires. spotlesSly
clean inside and out: fully guaranteed me-
[ chanically; S595, u down. balance is
months. Steuart Motor Co., }Td and II
4 SIS ne Atlantic $500
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DODGE 1881 f-Goor touring sedan. blue
finish. best condition. low mileage; must
be driven to appreciate S5ia. l. P.
StPnart. Inc. 1925 18th ST. NV. De-
CpJuT iSU.3.
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FORD 1898 "s5" Tudor touring; black
finish. excellent tires: tiptop mechanical
down dow TR1ANGLE MOTORS, l i4oI r! I
ave. ne Decatur G3On
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OLDSMOBIIE g 1872 convertible coupe
new TOP. new pant, IeConditoned and
/ ready, 10 so. fully guaranteed today's
/ special. Sl50 Schleeel &, Golden. DODGE
plymouth dealers, 333 Carroll St. Takoma
PARK. D c Randolph S1lf
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FORD 1897 convertible coupe, orlginal
black finish. practically new tires, tan
leather, radio. spotlight, mechanically
sound fully guaranteed. S4s5 - down,
balance IS months Steuart Motor Co.,
.srd and II sis n Atlantic 5S0O
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DODGE 1888 door de luxe sedan. float
lns-power. economical transportaf ion an
excellent buy al the low price Of S295.
| Mid-City Auto Co, l7ll 14th ST. NV.
| FORD 1897 de luxe Tudor sedan 1865,
immaculate. Flood Pontiac. 423I Connectl-
cut. WooGley S4nl
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BUICK '33 5s coach; good tires. new bat
terry. motor perfect; sacrifice. SlOU. AIS
KENYON 81 NV 30"
BUICK 1897 2-door sedan, Century model,
excellent condition, must sell quickly. pvt
parry Geo "a 10.
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white wall tires. low mileage. best possible
condition; leaving town must sell, bargain.
S425. Col. 474l. after 6 pm. Apt 3O@
FORD 1897 "s5" Tudor: jet-black finish,
mohair upholstery. unusually good motor
and tires: Blue Ribbon guarantee: S1o5
down. TRIANGLE MOTORS, l4Ol R. l.
ave ne Decatur $500
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CHEVROLET 1896 mast de luxe 2-door,
S329; finished in beautiful gull grey. with
red wheels; has radio; very clean interior
thoroughly recondtioned motor; terms to
suit you Hill e. Tibbitts. 1114 Vermont
ave n W Natl $3.50
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NAL Brewster green finish nev-csr an
pearance, mechanically perfect: fully guar
anteed heater. radio. practically new tires;
S3"3, = down. balance Is months
Steuart Motor Co, 3rd and SITS. ne.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Churchgoers to Hear
PupuI Coronation

Special amplif1cation equipment
will be installed in the Immaculate
Conception Church, Eighth and N
streets NV, by the National Broad
casting Co. to bring churchgoers a
description of the coronation Of
Pope Plus XII.
The Rev. John X. Cartwright,
pastor of the church, today accepted
the broadcasting company's offer to
install the equipment The broad
cast will begin at 12:45 am. Sunday.
Mass will be celebrated at the
church at 2 am. and the broadcast
may be heard both before and after
the church services.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Eye 5!peedup Aids
Scholarship, Tests
Al Harvard Show
Moving Pictures Used
To Train Students in
Foster Reading
By the Associated Press.

1y the Associat ted Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March TO-
BY speeding up their eyes with the
help of motion pictures. group of
is Harvard freshmen showed def
mite advancement in scholastic
standing after an 8-Week expert
ment.
Reporting today on the first ex-
perimental test of new motion
picture technique for training in
reading. developed at Harvard's
Graduate School of Education, a
trio of educators commented:
a 'Under the training the students
as a group increased their reading
speed by so per cent, gained in
reading accuracy. and altered for the
better their habits of eye move
ment.
That they should, also, as
group, improve in scholarship, even
by a small amount seems especially
important considering the many
factors other than the ability to read
which contribute to college grades" !"
The new technique, developed by
Prof. Walter F. Dearborn, director
of the Harvard Psyche Educational
Clinic, and Dr. Irving H. Anderson,
instructor in education, with the CO.
operation of James R. Brewster, di-
rector of the Harvard Film Service,
gives promise, they believe, of be-
ing one of the most effective devices
for the improvement of skills in read
ing"
Through the use of the motion
pictures the eyes of the spectator are
forced to follow the movements a
skillful readers eyes would make.
Successive phrases are flashed rap
idly across and down the screen
in a manner which attracts the
readers eyes involuntarily to each
group of words as it appears. Con-
sistent use results in habitual swift
reading, the educators said.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Ice Cream Store Pickets
Are Fined by Court

Two picketers of High ice cream
store were found guilty in Police
Court today of disorderly conduct
growing out of an alteration with
q helper on truck making de-
Iveries.
Judge Hobart Newman fined John
L. Boswell. 81, of the 300 block of E
street NE. s25. and Henry Mat
thews, 25, colored, of the 200 block
of l. street S.W, SIS. Both are
members of Truck Drivers and
Helpers Union No. 246, which is
conducting strike against the
stores.
The two had an alteration with
Roman Poston, 80, colored truck
helper. in front of a store at 1923
Georgia avenue NV. last Tuesday.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Michael j. Keane handled the case
for the Government.
Evening star., 1939-03-10

engage in business. Other provi-
sions of the bill would exclude per-
sons so admitted from becoming citi-
zens or receiving any old-age pen
sion benefits.
In reports to the immigration
Committe now studying the bill,
Secretaries Hull and Perkins said
the bill would be difficult of ad-
ministration and would cause un-
favorable action abroad by placing
the President in a position of desig-
mating certain countries as oppres-
sorS.
The bill is a companion measure
to that of Senator Wagner, Demo-
crat, of New York, to admit refugee
children.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
FaIse-Pretense Case
Set for April II

The case Of Rosalyn Randle, &C
cused of false pretenses and alleged
ly taking $500 from a Washington
mother on the claim that she could
make her son grow physically and
mentally, yesterday was set for trial
April II.
Justice Jesse c. Adkins in District
Court took this action at the request
of Assistant United States Attorney
John J. Wilson. The case was origi-
nally set for March 27.
Mr.. Wilson advised the court that
Evening star., 1939-03-10
GO. P. Reports 2-Month
Deficit Of $1,000
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Republican National Com
mittee reported to the clerk Of the
House today it had collected $61 ,036
in the first two months of this year
and spent $70,623.
For the same period. the Repub-
lican Program Committee reported
contributions of $60,141 and ex-
penditures of $58,517. Mrs. Chester
G. Bolton of South Euclid, Ohio, was
listed as contributing $1,500 to the
program unit. It's report was signed
by James H. Douglas, jr., treasurer.
Contributions of $15,982 from
January to March were re-
ported by the Republican Finance
Committee of Pennsylvania, but
S15866 of that amount came from
the Republican National Committee.
Expenditures of the Pennsylvania
unit we're listed as $22,897. 1t re-
ported balance of $26, 800 as Of
December 81, 1888.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Mexico Opens Doors
To Spunish Refugees
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, March 10.-The
government opened the doors of
Mexico today to Spanish refugees
from Republican Spain.
The secretary of interior. Gen. Ig-
navio Garcia Teller, announced that
instructions had been given to Mar
ciso Bassols, Mexican Minister to
Paris, to issue passports to all de-
string to reside in Mexico.
Sole conditions were that the i'm
migrants respect Mexican laws and
abstain from taking an active part
in national politics.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
lniunctions to Bar
Arrests Asked by Two

Two women asked District Court
yesterday to enjoin Police Chief
Ernest w. Brown and his officers
from arresting them needlessly for
investigation" One plaintiff, Irma
Powell, charged she had been ar
rested 100 times in the last two years
and the other, Florence Wilson,
some so times.
Both women claimed they had
been held for hours at the Wom-
ems Bureau and released without
any charges being placed against
them. Miss Wilson told the court
police had warned her she would
be picked up every time she was
seen on the street.
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Departments Disapprove
Aged Refugee Bill
Py the Associated Press,

| Fy the Associated Press.
The State and Labor Departments
submitted unfavorable reports to-
day on a bill by Senator Smathers,
Democrat, of New Jersey, to permit
the President to allow entry of GER
tain aged persons from countries
where they are prosecuted.
Under the Smathers bill the i'm
migrants must be IS years old and
ralated to American citizens who
would post $4,000 bond to guarantee
they would never become public
charges nor seek employment or
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Sons of Revolution
To Mark 5Oth Year

The Sons of the Revolution will
commemorate the 50th anniversary
of the founding of the local society
at banquet tomorrow at 7:30 pm
In the Willard Hotel.
The speakers will include Maj.
Gen. Allen w. Gullion, judge advo-
cate general of the United States
Army; Brig. Gen. George Richards
and Col Barry Bulkley.
Hugh M. Southgate is general
chairman of the Banquet Committee
He is assisted by Clarence A. Aspin-
wall, Richard w. Hynson, Charles
F. R. Ogilby, John B. Gordon, 1t.
Col. F. Granville Munson, William P.
Meredith and Capt. Edwin T. Pol
lock.
Evening star., 1939-03-10

the case Of Attorney Fred B. Rhodes,
accused Of perjury in submitting a
false report to the controller of the
currency, under date OF June 80,
1885, as president of the Fidelity
Building and Loan Association.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Coinage of Money
At Worlds Fair
Asked in Bill

BY the Associated Press.
If the New York Worlds Fair
doesn't make money it won't be
the fault of Representative
Merritt, Democrat, of New
York.
He has introduced a bill
to authorize the coinage of
Worlds Fair Memorial half dol
lars in a temporary mint on the
fair grounds.
Evening star., 1939-03-10
Woman Heads jury

A District Court jury, which Sc
lected woman foreman, TODAY
found a colored man not guilty Of
manslaughter. Mrs. Rogers M. Fred
was selected by the men and one
woman to head the jury. The case
was heard before Justice James M,
Proctor and began yesterday. At
torney Samuel F. Beach represent
ed George j. Martin, who was freed
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-02-17
Perry Kline, Colorful Figure
Of Old Cattle Days, Is Dead


the Charlie
to have he
C.
prominent business
Misunderstanding them
Senator Power cattle outfits
M Kline managed all the operations
caleman business
was with Power and the late Henry sieben
the Big Hole
ing business That in the days before the
conflagration that all but
Also he
airoad
wasb
Ell with
BILLY corful character of the
friends of Mr. Kline said they had him
One of these c. B. Power
Il knew Mr. Kline intimately said Mr. Power Il heard
would believe
without reservation that he of the finest knew