The Washington Post
November 3, 1930

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Incu tin Pon, Road. — * complicated governmental questions. But the voters. ~ Sidewalk * are not confused about candidates. ‘They: know a sham Party Chieftains Agree Democrats Will Add to. © Their Strength. OUTCOME MAY HINGE ON DEPRESSION ISSUE tat = Pn ew ._ = iin Wet and Dry Fight Tends Toward Breakdown of * ia Rigs Ee ok tl ge cas Partisan Lines. 2 — BE LET NSH Lp 3orn SIDES REFUSE Of BOULDER paAM SITE Ce csrcctme | 10 CONSIDER DEFEAT Ras Tafart and his royal consort, — ds ore h,Linthicum atid Four Tun W Siriven Americans See Pageant who yesterfiay ascended the throne Morrow, Norris, Mi — — at — oT Costing $3,000,000 of Abyssinia with glittering cere- cGormick —— POLICE CLAIM. RUM. * | ee a teality.’ The country needs, the ‘judgment ' of | prospect OF HILL'S WAS FOUND-IN CAR|} - every enlightened voter on a fourth. TRIUMPH NOT BRIGHT ae i 1088.) Matron, With. Tw6 Male ~ Companions, Was. on monies. He bocomes the Emperor and Heflin Campaigns Ml ie : Haile Selassie I, after a regency ; 3 Way to Leesburg. . Thought Secure. $20,000,000. In Abyssinia — ort all Stir Keen Interest. - § ’ ‘Qe Addis Ababa, Abyssinia, Nov. 2 (A.| Minister resident here, and Mrs. Mrs, G 25 years old, of 4 - gpwAKD a peed sini With the general organization of (Associated Press.) : * gecond- — nt on B street Cumberland, Md., Nov: 2.—In esti-| the President’s emis Sees = Cartaric’ egies cad) Couns. The political nerves of the Nation near Pirst street southwest. was Killed mating’ the tc gain in’ the | tor — pageantry, Ras Taferl Makon-) Prof. Thomas Whittemore, president are tightening | for tomorrows vt | e 3 Me h the A J F Sj kin Se — Congress, Jouett nen, 30-year-old prince who Bas been | of the Byzantine Institute of America, on who's to be who in Congress and > early “yesterday. morning when Death: tn Rowhoat ocident apariese- reighter nKing : ee te RT pe ENO yp 8 fegent of Abyssitfia for ‘fdurteen | who was a guest of the emperor. in $2 State capitals next. year. PF » Toadster she was — Pg two c alls Atten to Lack of ez in Pacific. as Steamer at one House séat. years, Was crowned at dawn today as| Dr. Alexander Wilson Pollock. of| party jeaders agree that the Deri- companions , cras on Lee- tion H — to bé little doubt that Emperor Haile Selassie 1. Thompsonville, Pe., medical director | oceats will bolster their strength in — — about 2.miles vest Bridge. at Spot. * urries to Rescue. ia Sed eullaabs ace)-chumbed” on The United States was represented | of the United Presbyterian- ges ema dpe ch bang 6 lly 9 80 ley ER Washington Horace K. Dickson, 504. }]| moss. | eas eae. rote le ied er taille, will be sun- Walter R. Gherardi, the former the | the air squadron in the Pacific feet. ae , ak Another gavage strineticld —— ee eee ee . chief hydrographer of the Navy, now} he made her home at 11 Bast 1 Y Dahlia Street N. bala yess H}\ turea Saturday, according to delayed | lodged the aborigine defenders on | 7 plemented by editorial comment from the Post staff, and by stationed in Washington, were at the Bradley lane, Chevy Chas¢, with h 9 and the * R Park, hea Loess }]| Oficial dispatches frém Formosa, but the, eights forming the Sapters gers James North’s cartoons as flashed ona stereopticon screen. A bedside when death occurred. parents and her elder sister; Miss | —* 1 | wanted vo sell—for cash. He 1) tne yop of rousiding up arid subjugat- | of the vitlage of Mahébo, 6 miles east |] series of talking picture comedies -will also be pro- Stricken and paralyzed from the | Neville Gherardi, « prominent mem- ——— 5 aie ati Bae we? The i} ing the grimly aa 2 a a * Oe eae ‘ — —— of The Washin Post . . . This hips down while attending a private | ber of Capttal society, who made her. Surrounding,» . adie pds » though [| tar trom ‘completed. —— * <= Me" | unusual program will undoubtedly provide the most interesting |} | school nearby in Norwalk, Conn.. Miss | debut bere about five,yeats ago. She the ad stopped, the replies did f) last week killed at least 06 Japances ied agreeable means of securing prompt knowledge of political Gberardi was rushed to the Medical | ¢ ane in an uprising at Musha, a village in trends th all sections of the country. 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