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New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Badia Sails for Italy
With Painting of Hughes

The committee of tweniy-six. repre-
scrtinr 100 600 1taiiau-Amcrican citi-
zens who provided for the portrait %
Secretary ~ state Charles Evans
Hughes. 90 bc presented 20 the Italian
government. were guests or Dr. =. d..
Badia. tho committee chairman, a.
luncheon yesterday on board the steam
ship Now York a. her pier In Brooklyn.
The event preceded by o Few hours
Che shin's departure with Or. Bad a,
who w.li accompany the picture %
Rome l1 make the formal prescnta-
zion. The portrait, which IS a life
sized standing Likeness of Mr Hughes
done in oils by Giuseppe Trotta, one
o. tho younger American painters. was
exhibited ou board during the rcccp-
ton. Mr. TFotta was present as gues.
Of honor.
Itisthe purpose o. the committee. in
making tho git 20 the mother country.
that it shall be- o manifcstailon OF TIE
gratitude a. liaiian-Amcr.can Tor the
services performed by Nr. Hughes In
behalf Of ltaly Among those present
wero Judge John Freschi. r. II. Ia
Guard.a. Prof Angelo Pa;ri, Prof
Atulio Piccir.li and Assistant District
ATTORNEY ". Dclagi.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
THOMAS UnWARD

Thomas Howard. executive chairman
Of the National Institute n Inventors,
died early yesterday morning. Funeral
services viii be held tomorrow after
noon AZ 2sfi West Thiriy-hrst Street,
Corey Island.
Mr. Howard was q member Of tho
advisory board Of the Wofld Standard
cation Council. the American Academy
OF Political and Social Science. and
chairman u the patents committee OF
tho Society Of Motion Picture Engi-
nccrs. In 1919 he organized the Ma
tional Laboratory FOR Invention and
Research. This became known as the
American Foundation, and Mr. How
ard was elected chairman. he. is sur
vivcd by his wife. daughter and son.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Dinner Marks J. J. O'Ncill's
Debut i'm Cinema Industry

More than 100 newspaper, theatrical,
sportinc ard business friends of Jo-
scph Jefferson O'Nciil formerly o. the
staff Of "The New York World h0n-
ored him alta dinner 90 the Newspaper
Club Of Now York last night % mark
his departure from Journalism 20 be-
come personal aide 20 VIII II Hays
head OF the Organized Motion Picture
Industry.
Sneakers included Martin Green, who
acted re toastmagter: Haywood Broun.
State Senator James Waller. Don
Clarke. Robert Kennedy, Ross "hyt9cE
and DR.. l.. +. Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
CLARENCE +. REID

SAVANNAH. Ga. June i0.-Clarence
+. Reid. Of Newark, y. j.. secretary
treasurer and manager of the National
Carbonic Gas Comnany. died here early
to-day. lie came South on The steamer
So. Louis. OF the savannah Line. and
became ill on shipboard Thursday.
Upon reaching here he was given blood
transfusions in an effort % save his
life. Mrs. Reid, who was with him.
furnished the blood for the transsu-
risr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Rutgers's Commencement
Ceremonies Begin To-day
en,cLnl nl.-n.lh b II. TrLbnr,

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. J., June 10
Rutgers College will begin its l56th
commencement program here to-mor-
row with musical service in The Kirk
patrick Chapel President ". II. s.
Dcmarest will preach the baccalaureate
sermon tomorrow evening IN the Sec
ond Reformed Church. Class Day ex-
crcisos will be held on Monday after
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
nlr. Albert ). Gardner Wcds

CHICAGO, juno lU.-Upc of thf pF'I-
ticst Of the June weddings was ceie-
brated to-day when Miss Carol DE-
Windt. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Hey
Tiger de Windt. Of W.nnctka. became
Mrs. Albert s. Gardner Mr. Gardner
is n son Of Mr. and Mrs. william Gard
ner. OF New York. The service was
read by the Rev ". Richards in the
Winnetka Congregational Church.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
MARRIAGES

IANDON-sAGE-Ai st Bernard church.
Dcrnarfsyiiio y J June if. i1af hY
tho Rev Dr william G Thayor and fno
Rev Thomas A. C0r0vor fnrnfil1 Sage.
daughter q Mr. end Mrs Dean Sage. to
Henry n Landon jr. son ~ SIR. and
Nr- Henry ii iandon.
PLATH-STTNENS on Saturday Juno =
1893. Frances Catherine. daughter .
Mrs John " stevens t0 Wesley T.
plafh
WADDELI-HUGHTS ON Saturday. Juno
20. 1922. at ffe Bethlehem chapel, wash
ingf0n. ID. g.. Catherine Hughes fnurh
tor ~ Mr and Sire Charles Evan
mnEnn.- % chlurrnL Lnr-nar- MlLLn--
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 10
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, daughter OF
former Mayor and Mrs. Benjamin
Llovd Armstrong, was married 70 MI.
Sidney Bishop Miner, son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sidney II. Miner, Of Post Hiil
Place. at the Armstrong residence at 3
o'clock this evening. The Rev. Dr.. j.;
q. Lee, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Edward
NJ. Chapman, performed the ceremony
in the presence Of friends and rela-
tjves from this city, New York, Boston,
Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago and
Pittsburgh. A large reception fol-
lowed. Miss Armstrong was given in
marriage By her father.
Miss Angela Armstrong. a sister Of
the bride. was maid Of honor. Inc
rides attendants were Miss Cornelia
Newcomb, Of this city; Miss Fanny
Ienke. Of New York; Mrs. Carleton n.
Palmer, Of Brooklyn. and Mrs. John
brewer. Of Washington; M waldo
Miner. brother Of the bridegroom, was
hest man. and the ushers were Mr..
Tlovd Armstrong, brother Of the bride;
Mr.. John Mills, Of Bridgeport; Mt. g..
Rice. OF New Haven, and Mr. r. b.
Scbell. Of Maplewood, y. Y.
Miss Armstrong is a graduate OF MISS
snence's School in New York and OF
Gcorcetown University, Washington,
d G. Last winter she studied law az
the New York University. hr' hliNI
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Mrs. Z. s. Harkness, Mr.. Herman n
Boxer and Mr.. Walter De Mumm.
Mrs. W. W. Fuller entertained q.
luncheon party in the Japanese garden
az the Ritz-Carlton yesterday FOR ber
daughter, Miss Dorothy Fuller. AMONG
others who entertained luncheon par,
ties at the Ritz-Carlton were Mr.. and
Mrs. George C. Heyc and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Holland Duell. who afterward
departed for Hot Springs.
Among those dining in the Blltmore
cascades last night were Mr.. ". K
Vanderbilt, Mr.. l.. X. Harrington. Mr.
G. NJ. Berry and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n.
Staples.
Many prominent residents Of West
chester and Fairfield counties were
present yesterday at the formal omen
ing OF the Biltm0re Beach Club, at
Manursing Island, Rye, y. Y. They
came by motor from Stamford. Green
wich. Port Chester. Harrison. White
Plains and other sections, and had a
most delightful afternoon on the beach
and at the casino. as guests OF Mr.
John Mct. Bowman. The casino is n
very attractive building, Of artistic de-
sign. The property comprises sixty
fve acres, with remarkable view OF
the Sound. Mr.. Bowman had as guests
yesterday az the opening those who
participated IN the womens Eastern
golf championship.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Eleanor Hathaway
Perkins, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Handasyd Perkins. Of Green.
wich. and Mr.. Franklin EDDY Parker
.r-, which will take place on Wednes.
day afternoon, June 2s. at Westbrother
Farm, on the Dublin Road
Miss Lee Higginson. Of Boston. Mass.
IS in town for few days and staving
at the Belmont Alfred I. du Pont is
AZ the Belmont for a short stay from
Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. ODonncll Iselin. Of 755 Park Ave
nue.. has arrived at The Ambassador.
where she will remain indefinitely be-
fore leaving the city for the summer.
Mrs. Frederick L. Pratt. Of Buffalo.
who has been at the Ritz Carlton. has
returned 70 her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt have come
10 the city from their country place
in Woodbury.. L. l.. and are stopping
at The Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham Brooks. Of Bos-
ton, have arrived in New York and are
at The Ambassador. where they will
remain for some time.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
DEATHS

dss9isi moiter % eaf.. r..s.soa H..,
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June Do. ai p
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
THE REV =. p. ]. CUMMINGS

The Rev. Francis r J Cummings.
pastor Of ST. stephens Roman Catao-
lie Church. East Twenty.eighth Street.
died yesterday. He was the brother
Of the Rev. Thomas J. p. Cummings.
Of tho Church Of the Magdalcne, Po-
comic Hills, y. Y.
Divine Office will be on Tuesday eve
ming az o'clock. Solemn funeral mass
will be offered In 81. stephens Church
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. In
termont will be In Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

CRrNP- Suddenly. on Friday. Juno ..
1912. william Il Crump. of gOi ocean
av. brooklyn Funeral services Will De
held a. baptist Church. saugfrtifs. y.
T., on Monday az ,. m. Special car
VIII iesye Weeharken Monday az 1873
HauffwFf a.sHus ffra.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

INIIIAN-on juno O. Ellen counlhln
fnee Brecnl. native ~ Castle Maine.
County Kerry Ireland. and mother -
Catherine, Helen and haurice counlhsn
Funeral from her late residence. iff1
Amsterdam aY.. on Monday, 1880 a. m
..L-lln rnnu-rm mnna
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

is q graduate Of Yale University, class
OF 1913.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Birth, Engagement. Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be iclephoned 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for us-
scriion in the next days paper.
Telephone Bcckmar 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

CTMMINGS--On Saturday. June 10. 1879.
tho Rev Francis j. J Cummings p a..
late pastor n ft Stephens Il g. church,
East ASH st and brother of The Roy
Thomas J. y Cummings. pastor % the
Church q the MaRdalene pocanfic0
Hills. y. y. Divine Office Tuesday eye-
ming. June "a, ~ O'Clock Solemn
funeral mass VIII De offered 40 So
stephens Church on Wsdnesdsy mora
ing. June if az 10 o'ci.ck. Iutermcnt
Calvary Aufomohfla corfea~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Miss OIiUe L. SnOW Is
Bride Of Mr.. p. ID. Ash
Marriage Takes Place at
"AIohn." Country Home Of
Her Parents in NeiC Jersey


Tho wedding Of Miss Olive Louise
Snow and Mr.. Prentice Durfey Ash.
,on Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ash, Of
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn, took place
last night .. Aloha, the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
John Snow, az Mahwah. \. J.
special train took the guests from
New York The ceremony was per-
formed out o. doors at 1880 o'clock and
vas followed by a large reception.
W. and Mrs. A. Baldwin Sloane. Of
81 West Sovonty-dfth Street. announce
The engagement Of their daughter,
Mss June. % Mr.. ]. Hosford Bracket.
grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac B.
hosford, Red Rose Manor, Chapel Hill,
Nj
Miss Sloane made her debut two
years ago following her graduation
from the Blessed Sacrament Convent.
she is great-grand-daughter OF the
t'e Sir John Sloane. Mr.. Bracket IS
Ne son Of Mrs. Oswald c. Barrows,
q this city and Pasadena, Calf. Dur
itg The war he served with the Royal
Tying Corps and later with the Ameri-
ssn Ambulance Forces. His sister, now
Ars. Harry H. Cammaan jr-, will be
nrnembered as the former Bonita
Brsekett.
Nrs. Jessie Orr Bass. Of Atlanta,
VA announces the engagement OF her
SS.egnter, Annie Frank. 10 Mr.. James
lliam EDDY, Of Waterbury, Conn,
inefmeIly Of Brooklyn and Atlantic
IVY The wedding will take place
M. and Mrs. George B. du Vivier,
Ai Harrison Street. East Orange,
.'asrly Of Short Hills. y. j., announce
agagement Of their daughter, Miss
-.tine Voss du Nivier, 20 Mr.. Samuel
-Phrys Davis jr.. Of South Orange.
Warden Days Inaugurated
,,H series Of garden days inaugu-
g.. lhcer the auspices Of the West
Ter County Society for the Proven
- cruelty 20 Children was con-
~ yesterday. when a large number
~. .'nlnent society folk visited Crows
he country estate Of Mrs. Frank
,Iiaslnosrs, at Bronxville, and Sunny
p,.n, the sumner home Of Mr.. j. A.
-yshing, a. Ossining.
IT, money raised from the exhibi-
r,,., " 10 be used to purchase addi
49,. equipment for the temporary
CT Of the children's society.
i,,'~s Nest attracted an unusual
Bs.'i crowd, particularly from the
eois...S Sramatan and the Lawrence Park
az ana the beautiful floral gardens
rsr,i i1o.eign decorations attracted IN
hs,b- william j. Sturgis gave a small
E6v.sSSn az sherry's yesterday for Mrs.
!,v X. Tinker. Others entertain |
mere during luncheon included
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
IN MEMoRIAM

sNEDDON-In loving memory q James
4. SnsddOn. who died Juns ~, 1874
Mother. Son and Daughter.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Garden DAYS Inaugurated

lus,bs.'." lus' william j. Sturgis gave a small
E6v.sS5n az sherry's yesterday for Mrs.
.nv q, X Tinker. Others entertain
mere during luncheon included
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

COsTfNEYARA- Emily CAMPBELL Fr'-
NERAL CHURCH. Campbell building.
WusaHHw n
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

DFNTON-At Fishkui. N. y June :. 1882
Charles a Denton. ir his fsth year fg-
neral services VIII b" held az the resi-
dence of Edward ". frubrand. 81 South
Washington st. Taryt0wn. n. Y. sun.
day. lith lnai.. AZ 80 p. m. intermont
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

CLITTON-On June Q. 1872 Elizabeth r.
Clifton aged Al YEARS N $50 West is0fh
o. New York CITY FUNERAL services a.
81 ignatlus's Church. s7th a. and West
End av on Monday June ~. 1922. al n
a.. m. private
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

~. and Mrs. George B. du Vivier,
Ai Harrison Street. East Orange,
,,..'asfly Of short Hills, y. j., announce
eagagement Of their daughter, Miss
T..hhe Voss du Nivier, 20 Mr.. Samuel
--@phrys Davis jr.. Of South Orange.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

CORNiNG-Mahsi N CAMPBELL FL.
NERAL CHURCH. Monday. ? p. ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

DEY-Mary NJ. on June ?. mother Of Wes-
Icy p Dey. Funeral services AZ her
late residence. s02i crfs;on av. Bronx.
$3.50 p. m. sunday infermeni private.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

June g. william beloved
husband - Margaret Osborn. and native
~ kNgarur County liwrrlck ireland
Survived hy three sisters Mrs j. Tiff-
gerald. Mrs. J. Nagner and Mrs Meyers
Iunsral from bic iaie residence. .ft
West 10Th sf. thence 90 Church ~ 80
Francis Xavier West isfh 7f. whore r'-
qu.em mass VIII b. celebrated on M0n-
day. June - 30 a. o..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Nrs. Jessie Orr Bass. Of Atlanta
"a announces the engagement Of her
,Ss.eghter, Annie Frank. TO Mr.. James
william Eddy, Of Waterbury, Conn,
lne.iinsIly Of Brooklyn and Atlantic
wy The wedding will take place
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

DE BONBtI--Dn May 3. 1929. az f.oys'n.
switzerland. Nrf'ir7 Julia fe fnfnbaI.
wife OF Domingo Lucas fe Bombal and
daughter % Elizabeth Mann. OF Sea Gate.
Funeral Services AZ Washington Gene
tefy. Brooklyn. on sunday. june %. az
10 40 a. m. Automobile corffge leaves
f.enerts Place Chapel. sf LeTsrfs Place
near Grand av.. az 10 a. m. Do ihe event
% rain services Will D. he'd AZ th4
Iencrts Place Chapel az ie a. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

sPAFfOKD -Af Ioifenyiie. !. On yu1s
q. JULIA T.. daughter q tne lsts VIE
jam a ami Fannie , rpAnord ~.
iaffarvil.o. A. T. sunday Az Z .. ~. IN.
foulfnt Greenwood Cemetery Monday
morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
BRACKENRfDGE- short Hli-

BRACKENRfDGE-A short H.iis ~ p
June o. 1929. Anne widow ~ Gavin
Brackerrifgo ana daughter 0f the iafo
william anl Adcllne Hurry in the 9Li
year ~ her age. Funeral services ~ 30
o'clock 90 Monday morning June a.. 20
Christ church Short filils Train on y
T.. q ~. p n leaves H0b0kcn az f.f1
o'clock Daylight Sav.hg time. ln'fr-
ment az Toms River - j. II is kindly
Innnnalnh hat no nlMnr. be .enL
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

EARLY-On June 9. 1922 ziilah =. fnes
Luscl. ~ her homo. iii1 East Jsth 81.
Flafbush. Brooklyn Services sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

EGAN-On June ?, Ellen, beloved faugh-
ter OF the late Thomas ana Mary Muiyi.
hill and wife OF the late Patrick. and
mother Of Thomas and sister % Mrs.
Glare Ireland. Funeral sunday. i.30
D m. from Everard's Funeral Parior,
3t7 East 5sth "a.
FrTZGERALD-Harold =, a. the CAMP
BELL FUNERAL CHURCH. Campbell
Building. Monday. ~ a. m.
GRAyEs-Anna at the Funeral Church.
sunday. Z p m.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

surru juno 8. igll. Thomas J. b.
i0vel husband 81 Eiia smith Funeral
from h.s iafo residence, i2 West ie1d
e. sunday. : D. DBL.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

DUFFY-On Jiue 4. 1872. Rose T. Duny
fnee Lennon beloved wife % Hugh
Duny Funera' from her iatc res'dence.
tos Concord av. bronN, on Monday
June T. az $40 r. uL. thence % 80
Anselns Church. linton av and iSsth
~. Interment 81 Raymonds Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

REILLY william T.. beloved Husband of
AnnIn Reilly fnre Wafersl FunEA
from hIs iafe residence. 30 hlth -
% - fntrrmaut calvary cfutisfy.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-17
R0BBER CRACKS
POSTAL SAFE AT
ESSEX STATION
Bandit Obtains Cash. Stamps
and Money Orders in
Early Morning Job.

Postoffice officials here were advised
Friday that a lone bandit, early Thurs
day morning, had blown the safe Of the
~postoffice at Essex, east of the Bolton
entrance of Glacier national park, and
escaped with a number of money
orders. some stamps and a small
amount of money. SO far investigators
have been unable to find any clues to
the identity of the bandit.
Incoming trains to Great Falls are
being watched as it is believed that the
bandit might try to hide himself here.
A warning not to accept any of the
stolen money orders has been broad
casted over the state by postoffice off
cials. Through these orders, it is
hoped that the robber will be appre-
hended. Special railway agents having
headquarters here, said Friday that
they had heard no report of the rob
berry and that agents at Whitefish were
probably at work on the case.
Information from kalspell Friday
night said that the Essex robbery was
the second this week. The postofifce
at Dayton was entered last Saturday
night, the robber blowing the safe and
obtaining S1OO in stamps and $500 in
treasury certificates.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-17
SHEA OPENS WAR
ON FLY COLONIES
Sanitary Policeman Plans Dis.
injecting of Garbage Cans
to Keep Down Pests.

Great Falls Is to be made an IN
popular residing spot for certain OBJ
noxious insects, according to Sanitary
Policeman William Shea. who declared
Friday that with the public -operat-
ing with the city garbage department
this summer should see very few flies.
The strenuous efforts that hav, been
made to educate the public of the
necessity of eliminating flies in orler
to remov the danger of disease and
filth, Mr.. Shea declared is letting re
suits everywhere. That there is much
more to be done before all that is
to be done has been accomplished.
he admitted, but it optimistic that con.
siderable has been accomplished and
that the universal conscience has been
touched for its continuance.
All wagons and trucks of the garb-
age department have been equipped
with tanks and sprays for disinfecting
garbage with chemicals. Garbage
cans and barrels will be sprayed when
the waste is collected and in this way
will be kept In a sanitary condition,
Mr.. Shea stated. No waste will re
permitted to remain undisturbed for
10 days, which is the length Of time
required for flies to breed, the sanitary
inspector explained
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-17
BANKERS
STAND TO AID
FARM CREDITS
A. H. Stafford Says Creditors
Must Not Endanger Future
Prosperity of Country.

The action of members of group five
of the Montana Bankers association
at its meeting in Great Falls, June 8,
when they adopted a resolution urging
cooperation anOng creditors in not
pressing claims against farmers, ap-
peals to all fair-minded people, A. II.
Stafford, president of the Montana
State Farm bureau said Friday while
in Great Falls on his way to northern
Montana. Mr.. Stafford is a farmer in
the Gallatin valley. and is taking two
weeks from his work to visit nine farm
bureaus in the state.
Though stimulation of organization
of farm bureau communities is one of
the principal objects of his trip. Mr..
Stafford says that he will meet with
bankers and merchants in those cOm-
munities he visits, seeking their aid
in plans to carry into effect the sug-
gestion made by the bankers in Great
Falls.
Bankers and merchants in a major
ity of Montana towns have extended
credit to many farmers without being
able to secure their loans, and it is
Mr.. Stafford's idea that it will be un-
fortunate for them and for the future
prosperity of the state, If creditors of
farmers in possession of mortgages
this fall attempt to foreclose or take
all of a mans crop and leave him desti-
tute and incapable of putting in next
years crop. There should be CO
operation between creditors, he said,
so that debtors may work out their
future and establish themselves after
the losses Of the last three or four
bad years.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-17
Grebich Finds Bond
in Place Revealed
by Marvel Murdoch

Murdoch, who claims to be a mental
marvel and is appearing at the I'm
perial theater, Friday night located a
500 Liberty bond for Mike Grebich
proprietor of the Frisco hotel. 2OS1s
First avenue south. Mr.. Grebich lost
the bond while On n business trip to
Helena, and had advertised his loss
for two days in the classified columns
of The Tribune.
Murdoch called The Tribune office
Friday afternoon and said he had had
a revelation" as to the whereabouts
of the Liberty bond that was advertised
as lost in the paper. He said if the
owner of the bond would come TO the
theater at s O'Clock that night, he
would tell him how it had been lost
and where it could be found.
Mr.. Grebich was called and was In
the theater at the set time. Murdoch
told him that he lost the bond from his
hip pocket when he left the train at
the Great Northern station Wednesday
night. The person who found it kept
it until Friday morning. Murdoch said,
during which time he learned that ii
was not negotiable whereupon he had
thrown it in a garbage can in front of
the Capitol theater. Mr.. Grebich went
to the garbage can and found his bond.
A sword fish caught in Hawaiian
waters had attained the remarkable
weight of 1890 pounds.