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TIMES LEADER. AVILKES-BARRE, PA- SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1929. SUBS. PANTAGES TO COVES ID mm BOLIVIA QUELLS work with anthropological research party of Dr. Stanley D.

ForteuS, also of Honolulu. Dr. Withlngton was moved air- bush country in Northwrtmn plane yesterday to a. hospital at tralia, when stricken. lila Longreach, he was in the isolated t.

Ans- ii REVOLUTION MOVE COUNSEL QUASH HEAR SENTENCE LOVE DALM SUIT Santiago, Chile, Oct 6 Re Reports In Buenos Aires characterised the movement as "political up- IN COURT TODAY SeatUe, Oct. 6. WV-Arguments on ports reached this capital today of a revolutionary movement in Bolivia. a motion to dismiss tne mention oi a reviouuon. breach of promise suit brought by the A Men Saveda.

vice-president was Rev. H. H. Clark, formerly a Seattle said to have been arrested at Santa Cms. The former president General Coi? 7QQhMC In Our Sanitary Doctor Stricken minister, against Mrs, Minnie E.

ination to impeach She will take the stand for further questioning Monday. ismaei Montes took refuge at the Chilean legation, and officials there Kennedy, occupied the attention of Mrs. Pantages Was found guilty of Superior Judge J. T. Ronald here to oDtained a safe conduct for him to Africa.

He was one of the leaders of the movement information here eaid. day, responsibility for the death of Jure Rokumoto, Japanese gardener, fatally injured June 16 in a collision of their The motion was offered yesterday after flordon McOauvran, attorney Manuel Blanche. Chilean minister On Anzac Trip Honolulu, Oct Dr, Paul Withlngton, former Harvard athlete and prominent Honolulu physician, today was reported making progress in his fight in Australia against serious Illness which interrupted his automobiles. Her sentencing has been at La pas, who has been here on leave, will return to La Pas Sunday by air and rail In consequence of the sit postponed twice, once because she had not recovered from a physical Los Angoles, Oct. -Interest in the trial of Alexander T.

Pantages, 64-year-old theatre magnate, on a statutory charge brought by a 17-year-old today to the fate of hla wife, Mrs. Lois Pontages, who was to appear in Superior Court to hear herself sentenced to from one to 10 years in San Quentln penitentiary for manslaughter. Pantages' trial was adjourned yes-terday until Monday with Eunice Pringle, co-ed dancer, who brought the charge against him, still on the stand. Miss Pringle recounted her version of the aUeged attack the multi-millionaire made upon her August in "the stairway cubby hole" in his theatre building and resisted efforts of defense attorneys on cross-exam for Mr. Clark, completed his case, by John S.

Robinson, attorney for Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Alms Semple Mcpherson, the evangelist Judge Ronald deferred action on the motion collapse which came with the reading uation. 'Where Every Purchase Is Unconditionally Guaranteed" of the verdict, and again last Monday to allow preparation of arguments on a defense motion for a new trial. until after the arguments today. SMALL LEAN Mr.

Clark out in another hard day The woman, has been in precarious on the stand yesterday under the health since the collision, which occurred, the State alleged, while she was intoxicated. It was Indicated she cross examination by Robinson. He appealed to the court after he had left the stand for "protection'! from the smiles' of Mrs. Zena Loraer, sit would be carried into the court room today. 1 WHOLE OR SHANK HALF ting in the court room.

fe was one from whom he testified ffe had bor FRESH rowed $200 during one of his many admitted times of dire need. "Well, there isn't going to be any smiling," Judge Ronald remarked. SloMiei? Sulb.flOG What Length Coat, For the New Longer Tm not finding that she did smile I'm Just telling her not to. Every LINDBERGHS AWAIT SCIENTISTS AT BELIZE witness is going to be protected." 3,000 Books Seized In Neto York Raids Genuiime Spt'iiiG Lees New York. Oct BMflV-More than 1,000 banned books were in the hands of the police today on the result of two raids In which three men were arrested on charges of selling Inde the ruins are located on Cozumel Island, in Yucatan, Qulntana Roo, and Chiapas, Mexico, and in Guatemala and British Honduras.

Commencement of the flights will mark the culmination of a long cherished ambition of the famous cent literature. The raids were made on Informs aviator, who since the first flew over Belize, British Honduras, Oct. 5. iff) Colonel and Mrs. Charles A.

Lindbergh today awaited here the arrival of scientists of the Carnegie Institute, who will accompany them on exploration flights above the ruins of the ancient Maya cities. The two scientists, Dr. Oliver Ktcketson and Dr. A. V.

Kidder, were expected some time today. Dr. Ricketson, reported one of the 'foremost authorities on the ancient Maya ruins, will act as guide for the party, which probably will take as its base CosumeMsland, oil the coast of the Yucatan peninsula. Various of tlon furnished by an investigator for John 8. Summer, head of the New York Society for the of Vice.

The men arrested are Samuel Roth, a writer; his brother, Max Roth, and Henry Zolinsky. described the Jungle fastness of the Yucatan peninsula-was thrilled with the realization that beneath him once thrived a civilization surpassing even that of the Aztecs and Incaa He believes tt possible flights over the Maya areas may reveal even other ruined cities, hitherto hidden in the areas. it km-- teil as a salesman for the Roths. The books were, seised in two offices In Fifth avenue. 'Shall my new coat be longer1 or shorter than my dresses?" is a que tion much asked these days in the Grey Shops.

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