Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1932, Page 10

1932. erans of the 30th Division, sald wny to “disregard the wmld o FORMER T. R. SECRETARY '{-,:::.::fi;““hr;'.".? “ts seeting to- | SUPPORTS ROOSEVELT restless men organ! a | Imow - Republican, & Progressive Re- A—10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, DANCER’S FATHER PUT| vt sccompenict ne comme: | ERENGH ARMY HELD afi“:'?fey535“21&2‘*&3?}"?&3&‘" ‘.’Aln-l Miss Stricker of Niagara Falls | Writes Views to 6. 0. P |PS'Hiy eraniin Roosevelt tn his BR EVERMANN DIES @ IN COUNTY INFIRMARY TR e ece | STABILIZING FORCE Democratic Organization. P“brgc tl‘j;;y-;ld speeches represents far siderable "ty removing Michalsid from the in Cudal S e | the tnfirmary ate yesterday. T bec = gll- BERKELEY BAI_IF L : Gilda Gray's Complaint of Family| S5 ‘;","},‘gug"{h’:_‘g ;;‘“m‘:“fl’;‘,‘;'u"" Gen. F. O’'Ryan, Addressing Re- |orchoy they are lookins o e itmerit. i he progressive views and dlncer home for his commi tionalism, to the good old days and lron : . or P it Srpeals o Disturbances Results in Miss Gray, back from s theatrical en- union of Veterans, Criticizes | men'who'took what they pieased.” 3 Action’ by Court. nzemen troubles lore German Actions. —_— By the Associated Press. UPPOOCS of Theodore Roosevelt thln e Sheridan when she learned her reflected or represented in th e ;:ltdher had lie‘g for county aid and - w‘;fix;‘?;" 5'"‘";"":;—“9 Re- ‘presem pr-sor B rchase uor money she -for-Rooseve! gue an- By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. e Bentomberiz | 10 semt him, 8 ANOXVILLE, Tenn. September 29— | (P)—ATother member of the crew of aounced last night that Miss Josephine | o o T Y Tajured | Gilda_ Gray, who danced her way to Gen. . ORyan of New York yesterday the Prench submarine Perses died in a | M. Stricker of Niagara Falls, who was razilian Colonel Injured. theatrical fame from a small night Depositors to Get Dividend. said the Prench army was the present | hospital today of burns inflicted last |the late Theodore Roosevelt's secretary | PIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, September HAMMOND, Ind., September 29 (#). outsundlng stabilizing rnrce in Europe | Monday when there was an explosion in | from 1916 to 1919, “has come out for 29 (#).—Col. Alzir de Lima, commander :hlzb mlél S\::urli?n gud;!;y :as hon:- ul ay that family disturbances at- = tributed to her father, Max Michalsk, —Deposttors of the closed Hammond | fnc, Jormes of BhE 1 [ rmed & mill-| . engine compartment of the vessel, | Franklin D. Roosevelt. Iy e e 62, are permanently ended. National Bank & Trust Co. will recelve| The wartime commmaer ‘of the 27th | His death brought the total of fatalities| The league said the following letter | the crash of an army .wf.m at Ita- halsl $200,000 tn the form of a 10 per cent Division, eddressing a reunion of vet-' to four. dividend, Geo kemper, re- Micl ki was confined t tt! celver of the msmutlon announced Warren he division Of Sullsllcs and methods infirmary and will live there indefi- the Bureau c( Pisheries and vice nitely at hi&fldl“flhwri":xpense A yesterday. Nattkemper said the State controller of currency had nmmfl:ldl him to make the payment, which today. For Your Nearest Nation-Wide Store Phone I.inc. 0093 SAUER’S £~ Fairfax Hall y his hnme l! Berkele) Calif. = — . Vanilla and Lemon Peanut Hav\k.\ns a talented amateur in SC!CXIC(’ A native of Monroe County, Iowa, | Dr. Evermann was born October 24, | e Gl C ] EXTRACT “Good to the Last Crumb” Butter Wi WS 1 | BAYERSON OIL WORKS, COLUMBIA 5228 N Res. 10c Bot. 9c 15¢ o gug'nkcmld. its chairman, from Miss “I have decided to come out for Prsnknn Roosevelt. oes not seem unnatunl for me that even though I am, as you Submarine Accident Toll Four. merly Wlth Bureau of CHERBOURG, Prance, September 29 For Fisheries and Board of S Education Here. Hnformation was received in Wash- o the county had been received by Richard Wash- \gunhy 30 miles from 1883. Laboring as a farm boy, he saved | and studied in anticipation of a college cnem but his hopes were tediously delerred. It was not until after his | mmerriage, in 1875, that he was able o erfter Indiana University, and when he | so his young wife also enrolled. | — 2 s?:&;“gr together in 1836, | ine pacific Division of the American awarded his doctor of philosophy degree | A%oclation, - f‘f;m‘he :“"‘"ff"‘““igg | st appointed ichthyologist of the Bu- enge, SO and precicenk Tegu'of Fisheries, During the period Other learned socletles to_which he cemsively chief of the statistics and & y methods division of the bureau, as- sistant chief in charge of scientific in- quiry, and chief of the Alaska fisheries sefvice. He was United States fur seal commissioner in 1892. H Lectured at Cornell. = A stanch conservative, he lec- and reports on fi t\m’d at Cornell University on fish and | scientific subjects. mo _protection, 1900-1903, and at 5 4 Tale University ‘on the same themes, | Protects Valley Elk. 1gD3-1905. He was chairman of the | In recent years he had boen par- Fur Seal Board from 1908 to 1914. 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