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March 23, 1930

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RIALTO GOSSIP; A Play Without an Intermission?--Miss Lenihan as a Director--Up Goes "The Last Mile"

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PHILIP BARRY, whose "Hotel Universe" is being produced by the Theatre Guild, has the idea that it should be presented without intermission. Among Guild officials the majority opinion favors a break of some kind.

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AGREED ON OWEN SEATING.; House Committee Drafts Report Rejecting Florida Contest.

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Elections com drafts rept holding Mrs R B Owen entitled to retain seat

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MORE HOME DEMAND SEEN IN WESTCHESTER; White Plains Survey Shows Dwellings and Apartments Well Rented.

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Survey of Westchester realty by White Plains chapter

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FINDS CAVERN TOMB OF AN ANCIENT RACE; Discoverer of Carlsbad Cave Stumbles on the Bones of Basket Makers in New Mexico.RELICS 4,000 YEARS OLDArtifacts Point to Oriental Kinshipand Skulls Differ From Thoseof Indians. Rude Burial Case Found. FINDS CAVERN TOMB OF AN ANCIENT RACE Had Suffered From Toothache. Tortoise Was a Symbol. Cave Was Mountain Lion's Lair.

By Special to The New York Times

Discovers cave burial tomb of Basket Maker race

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MISSISSIPPI SHAKEN BY POLITICAL ROWS; Investigations Now Going On Believed to Have Undermined Governor Bilbo's Control. FOLLOWERS TURN ON HIM Recent Affair of $80,000 Only One of Legislative Activities in Which Party Lines Break. Sought to Jail Lawyer. Factional Lines Broke. MISSISSIPPI SHAKEN BY POLITICAL ROWS

By George N. Coad. Editorial Correspondence of the New York Times.by George N. Coad

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.--Mississippi, accustomed as it is to volcanic politics, is being shaken by political tremors of the first magnitude. What the ruins will look like when it is all over, no one dares to ...

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