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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
La kGz0na detec-
tiUeSca del dia
POr Vance Wynn

los empleados del hotel pero estos
Sc mostraron POGO dispuestos 4
hablar.
Entonces Blocher Sc sento tram
quilamente Y Sc puso a usar el ce-
rebro. Y record6 el proverbio de
que es bueno salir siempre al en-
cuentro de la oportunidad Y no
esperar a que esta pase junto a
nosotros.
Sc compr6 uno de esos sobre de
ribetes rojos, tan populares hace
algGn tempo, puso dentro una
tarjeta que lie autorizaba como
agentes de transportation todas
parties de la naci6n Y dirigo el
sobre a Charles T. Dodge.
Y entonces espero y vigilo. FL
clerk no vacilo un momento y pu-
so el sobre en- el apartado 420.
lodge apareci6 POGO despues acom-
panado de otro hombre. Blacher
habia va solicitado que Sc le tras-
ladase ar cuarto numero 423, que
quedaba enfrente del 420. A la
nlanana siguiente Blacher pc
metro en- Ia habitacion de Dodge,
con cualquier preteto, y encontr6
varias toallas marcadas con Il
nombre de Dodge y ciertas cartas
a su nombre.
Blacher estaba listo para en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
u soBRE DEL RIBETE RoJoI

FL sOBRE DEL RIBETE ROJO
FL famoso case de divorcio de
los esposos Dodge, que Sc registr6
ga Nueva York ALA por el 1905,
IS quizss solamente un vago re-
cuordo para la inmensa mayorfa
de las personas en- estos momen-
tos, pero tuvo este proceso una
Ease que quizas aun no conozea
q pdblieo.
Charles +. Dodge, quien era
buscado como testigo, habia sa-
lido de Ia Jurisdiction, y el Fiscal
Jerome estaba convencido de que
no obtendria evidencia alguna a
menos que sc consiguiera traer
este hombre otra vez a Nueva
York. Y q Fiscal solicit6 de las
autoridades policiacas que Sc de-
signase a Jess Blocher para loca-
liar al testigo desaparecido.
Sc suponia que el fugitive viva
en- a Hotel San Carlos dc New
Orleans, pero los informes que
recibi6 Ia policia negaban que Sc
encontrase ALI. A pesar de estos
informes Biacher fue New Or
leans y Sc instalo en- el Hotel
San Carlos. Miro el registro, pero
slli no estaba cl nombre de Dodge.
Vigil6 a todos los huespedes pero
sin resultado alguno. Interrogo a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
GANO DIEz 7 SEIS
LIBRAS EN- PE'
ResuItado Saiisfactorio Del Tfs
miento T6nico En- Una EnFermI
dad Que DUO Varios Meses


Para contener ell decaimiento de
salud, de las fuerzas " del peso,
restituir al paciente Ia sensation
bienestar, requiere un legftimo t6
CO reconstituyente. Esto fue 10 q
Sc consiguio en- ell case del Sr. il
Miranda, Jr., residente, en- Ia ca
Concordia No. &c, Mayaguez, Puel
Rico.
''EStaba p6lido, dice ef joy
Miranda-y sentfa un dolor atroz
los rifiones, efectos estos de tina /
bHidad general de qre fuf yictii
por unos seis meses. Isllo me tel
muy decade y habia. veces. que .
podfa sentarme, nj caminar iigero,
pesar de tener que andar mucho
mis- faenas. Consulte con tres de-
mas afamados m6dicos y tome var
medieinas, pero todo sin resulta
alguno.
TO que me decide a tomar
celebres P1doras Rosadas del 7
Williams fue ell buen resultado d
Obtuvo con elias una amiga mia, Ia
bien de esta localidad. A los quin
dias de seguir ell trataTniento, bien
acuerdo con las instrucciones, empe
q 1lotar un notable alivio. Luego
tomar seis frascos me siento aho
fuerte y enteramente bien de salu
habiendo ganado diez y seis ibras,
peso. Mis- amigos apenas me cor
cen y me preguntan que he tomaI
y gustoso les hago mi historic Y
recomiendo las Pfldoras Rosadas q
DR.. Williams como ei t6nico ideal
Las P1doras Rosadas del DR.. "
lliams Sc yenden en- todas las botics
pero debe Siempre exigirSe ell paqu
te rosado con la P grande.
rr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
JUSTA DE FAnMAcIA
coSvocAronlA A ExA,rENEs

CumIllendo con 10 dispuesto por
Ia Ley de Farmaeia de Puerto Rico,
el dia - de los coElientes las
nuefe a. IA mahana. daFan eomlen
40 los examenea de rcHallda para
farmactulcos y rara aqutllos que
tenean pendienie De- aprobac!on al-
gunas asi enaturas e. Ia earrera.
las rosleltudea > demas requlsi-
tos &c ley seran admitldas hasta
Il dla 10 de Juuio, q ias dos DE- Ia
tarae. piazo en qae explFa Ia adlnl
si6n o. las misnas.
cuaiquler lnformacl6n qne se de-
see sobFe y particular. nsl como Il
sumlulsiFa de sollcltudes scra aten
dido p0r "a se6or a. Vera I,leFa. ca
II oflelna Dc ia Juuta. Allen So.
No. .. o por eeFreo. Box s0t.
les candidates a examen deie-
ran yenir pFoylsios De pluma > tin
O..
Lfdo. Carries q. de- Queyedo.
seeFefnFl0.
San Junn. r, n.
Jnnlo 8. 1895. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13

trar en- accion.
AL siguiente dia Dodge mpr6
dos tickets para Ciudad de Me-
jico. E1 detective saba que 81 su
hombre Sc iba Meiico no habria
tempo de traerle para eI iuicio.
Practico el arresto en- el precise
nlomento en- que ell tren iba
cruzar la frontera y como. aconse-
cuencia el Fiscal Jerome .envio
a uno de los. abogados mas spresti-
giosos de la nacion a cumplir
veinte amos en- la cafcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
JUNTA DENTAL
ExAMINADoRA
ooNvocAroR1A A EXAMINES

Por la presente la Junta Dental
Examinadora de Puerto Rico, anun-
cia examenes para Cirujanos Dem
tistas, los cuales empezaran ve-
rificarse desde Ell dia Is de los CO.
rrientes las nueve de la ma1ana,
en- el salon de examenes de la Jun
ia, Allen st. No. 8.
Las solicitudes y demas docu-
mentos de Ley seran remitidos al
secretario Interino que snscribe,
P. o. Box sO4, y los cuales seran
adnaitidos hasta eli dIa Is las 2
p. M.
Impresos de solicitudes informas
generates en- cuanto a los exame-
des, seran suministradas por ell Sr.
T. Vera Riera en- la ofcina por
:orreo.
DR.. y. Lorenzo CAsALDUO.
Secretario INFERNO.
San Juan, P. B.,
funio 8, 1925.
Adyt.
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Proteja
Ah0ra ST. TeCh0
Con
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1cmitiqnld Ashesios po0fn6
CarbO.Laslic es una com.
posiei6n impermeabIs, re.
sistente al iuego, acidOs O
alcalis. CO f0rma semiIiqui.
da o plasiiea, 10 que per-
mite 81 iaciI aplicaei6n so.
bre seiad0s u otras super.
icies.
Puede apliearse DEF espe.
sor que Sc desee, fernando
ura capa pr0teclora frae
impermeabIe y que absoIu
lamente detiene toda for
naei6n de Oriny corruption
0 c0rrosi0H.
Este prodnct0 esta te.
aiendo en- el meread0 una
acepsacidn as0mbfOsa. pOr.
auc yiene q res0lyer eI pro
hlema mas eHgorrOso y mas
rossos0 cue ha yenido
slf0nlando el prop;eiario Dc
casas por mnch0s amos.
Carb0-Lassic es durable.
sumaneuie resistenle a II
accion del iiempo Y De Il
lnlemperie. Garaniizamos
80 impermeabiIidad duranle
= amos.
solle.ts otra iuformaei6n hoy De
II. Clyde
Gregory, Inc.
Representatives.
EdihciO DEF BancO De
Canada,
San Juan, P. X.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
STAMPEDES
AS 'ELEFANT' PARADES

There was a stampede of early
morning sightseers at Breckenridge
Park Wednesday. They had come to
view the housekeeping for the two ele-
plants recently added to the zoo. But
they left hurriedly, uneeremoniously
and in all directions.
The gate had been left open. The
big elephant decided to take a stroll
while his quarters were being cleaned.
Commands TO come back went unheed-
ed,
Swinging his trunk from side to
side and grunting he started toward
the crowd. A park employee, himself
a giant, sought to intercept the ele-
plants progress. He was brushed
aside.
Men, women and children scattered,
seeking shelter behind trees.
Then A.. X. Hines, the trainer, took
charge.
He caught up with the huge beast,
seraping him along the side with his
elephant hook until he squealed.
Then Mr.. Elephant docilely fol-
lowed the trainer back into the pen.
''He just wanted to take his morn
ing constitutional" the trainer ex-
planned TO the crowd. 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
LABORITE, FINED SIS
FOR ATTENDING BALL
GAME, SUES UNION

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-CR-Be.
cause he was fined SIS for attending
a professional baseball game here,
John o. DAMS, member Of the In
ternational Association of Bridge
Structural and Ornamental Iron
Workers, today filed suit for Sj0OOU
damages in circuit court here against
the union and its local officers.
The petition states that DAMS at
tended a ball game here between the
st. Louis Browns and the Philadel-
phia Athletics, after he had been
handed a circular branding the Phila-
delphia team as unfair 70 organized
labor because their park had been
built by non-union labor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
CATTLE PLAGUE
QUARANTINE
EXTENDED
Disease Breaks Out in
Herd Near Harrisburg;
Roads Are Guarded.

HOUSTON, Sept. 9.-6 = Off.
Gals of the hoof and mouth quaran.
tine faced more work today as re.
suit of a new outbreak of the disease
yesterday on the Molk dairy farm be-
tweeI Park Place and Harrisburg,
involving SO cattle and causing a fur
Their extension OF the closed quarah-
tine area.
Preparations are being made to
slaughter these cattle this Afternoon,
and DR.. Marion lines Of the federal
bureau of animal industry reported
that the Park Place road has been
temporarily closed aud all cattle are
under guard.
All roads in the restricted areas in
Harris, Galveston and Brazoria coun-
ties, except the main Galycston-Hous-
ton highway, will be closed nightly
beginning tomorrow, from S 80 D. m.
to 5 a. m.
Only residents living in the restrict
ed area will be permitted to 90 in and
out during the night and early morn
ing. DIR. lines said that Galveston
county. has promised full cooperation
with the Quarantine officials in Gal.
weston county.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
WADE AND LEEMAN
TO ATTEND MEETING

Homer D. Wade, assistant manager
and Ray Leeman, head of the local
branch of the West Texas Chamber
Of Commerce, viii leave San Antonio
Friday for meeting with the general
membership Of the Valley Chamber of
Commerce to set forth plans and ideas
for its reorganization.
Mr.. Wade will arrive from Fort
Worth and will represent Porter A.
Whaley, manager of the West Texas
chamber, who was forced to remain at
his home in Stamford due to illness.
The meeting is to be held at La
Feria.
Conditions permitting Mr.. Whaley
expects TO be present at the meeting
Of the West Texas traffic committee,
members of the San Antonio freight
bureau and secretaries of nearby
chambers of commerce for a confer
ence concerning railroad traffic and
the development of the deep water
port at Corpus Christi.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
u. S. AMBASSADOR 3
DISCUSSES DEBT
WITH MUSSOLINI
By Universal service.

ROME, Sept. 9.-The proposed
funding of Italy's debt to the United
States and the industrial and finan-
cial condition of Italy were discussed
Tuesday in a conference between Pre-
mier Mussolini and Henry D. Flet-
cher, American ambassador to Italy.
Mr.. Fletcher leaves for Washington
next week.
The ambassador declined 70 discuss
the nature Of the conference, but said
that il was very cordial. He pointed
out that the details discussed were
exclusively for President Coolidge.
Secretary of State Kellogg and the
Presidents cabinet.
Mussolini looked extremely well"
said Mr.. Fletcher, thus disposing Of
persistent rumors that The premier's
health was breaking down.
His eyes sparkle, he has a good
color and generally shows the effect
of outdoor recreation. / found him in
excellent spirits"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
REST FARM PATIENT
BURNED TO DEATH

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. g.
Miss Nola F. Poison, 80, former
teacher, was burned 10 death this aft
ernoon in a shed on Sunnyview Farm,
where she was a patient. The place
is conducted as a rest farm.
Miss Poison had been a patient at
Sunnyview Farm since July %, after
a narrowing experience in which she
escaped death by drowning when she
jumped overheard from the Missis-
sippi River Packet Tennessee Belle,
during its voyage from Shiloh, Tenn,
to st. Louis.
She swan shore and was taken 70
a hospital at Cape Girardeau, No, at
that time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
WOMAN LEADS DRY
MOVE In CHICAGO;
PADDOCK 10 CAFES
By Universal Service.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-The guns Of
the federal dry enforcement organiza.
ton were turned on Chicago's cheating
eabarets and saloons by a woman to.
day.
As a result Of the activities of Miss
Mary D. Bailey, assistant United
States attorney in charge Of liquor
law prosecutions, ten injunctions were
obtained against IS many liquor estab.
lishments.
With the arrival of r. G. YellOwley.
recently appointed federnl prohibition
administrator for the Chicago district.
a concerted drive on Vielators of ths
liquor law is TO begin.
Mr.. Yeilowley is detained a few
days in Baltimore where he is to
testify in an important case, he in.
formed his associates here today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
S350,000,000
TAX SLASH.
POSSIBLE .
Madden Of Illinois, Favors
Reduction of Rates on
Big Incomes. )

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-LP-A tar
reduction of $3.50, 100000 is in sight
thinks CONGRESSMAN Martin B. Mad
den, Republican, Illinois, chairman of
the House appropriations committee.
He believes that it will be possible
to shave appropriations by S125,0OO,-
600 and that the next Congress will
do it. The foundation Of any tax
reductions must be laid in moderate
appropriations, he observed in con
nection with an expression of his
views on government finance today.
Repeal of the federal inheritance
taxes, because the government needs
live taxpayers, not dead estates" was
favored by Mr.. Madden, as well as n
reduction of the maximum surtax of
Is per cent.
mo man who is required to pay
So per cent of his income to the gov
eminent is going to work very hard
to increase his income" he said, anent
the high surtax theory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
$1,000 BOND FOR MAN
IN SLUGGING PROBE

William n. Palmer was placed I'm.
der $1,000 bond to answer to a charge
of assault in connection with the slug
ging Of II. Z. Warren at Fort Sam
Houston, Thursday night, after being
arraigned before United States Com
missioner r. L. Edwards Tuesday aft
ernOon.
Warren, only recently discharged
from the army, was struck on the
head with a wrench as be was leaving
the Twelfth Field ARTILLERY barracks.
he spent several days in the Fort
Sam Houston Base Hospital as a
result.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
Teachers Oppose
Salary Boost
In Chicago

CHICAGO, Sept. s.-Chicago
is the 10th city of the country
in the rate Of pay of its school
teachers.
Yet, though William Mean.
drew, superintendent Of educa-
ton, has recommended = salary
increase, Chicago school teachers
are opposing il.
Opposition to the raise comes
from the teachers federation,
afflIisted with the Chicago Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
This teachers organization pro-
tested that McAndrew's raise
benefited higher saIaried teach
ers, but did not appreciably help
some Of the elementary school
teachers, and that it was a move
intended to undermine the influ-
ence Of Margaret Haley. business
agent Of the teachers federation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
DRIVER SUCCUMBS
TO RACE INJURIES

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Esthon Wen
neston, noted racer Of light automo-
biles, Is dead here as a result Of in
1nrics received in On accident in a
Labor Day race in Urbana, III. The
crash occurred when he was having
= brush With competitor and he
temporarily lost control Of his car
which broke through fence, hit a
parktd enr and overturned, pinning
Man underneath. lie vas % years,
~ and bad made his home here for
ye1rs,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
SheriH;s Famous
Jail Quartet
Is No More

FLOYDADA, Tex, Sept. g.
Sheriff Maddox famous Jail
quartet is no more. 1t broke up
suddenly last night. The sheriff
was startled when one of his jail
boys suddenly appeared at his
office, two stories above the Jail,
and announced he had better
hurry down else all Of his singers
would be gone. When Maddox
reached the jail he found both
the inner and outer doors wide
open and only two Of the five in.
mates present.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
YEOMEN OFFICIALS
ARE COMING TOS. A.

w. r. Shirley, president; A. Nor
gan Duke and A. II. Hoffman, su-
preme directors Of the American
brotherhood of Yeomen, viii be guests
at the st. Anthony hotel Tuesday.
September IS, according to an an
notncement at headquarters Of the To-
cal organization Wednesday.
A special summons meeting in the
ball room Of the st Anthony hotel
y the occasion Of their coming to San
Antonio, local officials said. The pur-
chase Of a children's home on the For
River, Illinois, viii be the chief topic
Of discussion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
EXCONVICT HELD
AS BANK LOOTER

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Sept. o.
R-Harry Funke, ex-convict, was ar
rested in Urbana and identified as the
man who, posing as a bank examiner,
robbed the Farmers Bank at Chenoa
of S1S4.000 last January. He is be-
ing held under heavy bond in the Nc
Lean County Jail here. He was ar.
rested through the efforts of Sheriff
John Gray of Champaign County and
Sheriff ]. E. Morrison of Mclean
County.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-09
SON WHO KILLED
GIRL INSANE,
SAYSFATHER
New York Lawyer to Aid
Boy Who Abducted g.
year-old and Slew Her.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-LP-What
he regards as a fathers duties are to
be performed by Dix W. Noel, New
York lawyer in behalf of his 20-year-
old son, Harrison, who kidnapped and
killed 6-year-old Mary DAILY of Mont
clair, n. j., and killed a negro chauf-
four IN order to get an automobile for
the abduction.
At the Fraternity Club here last
night, Mr.. Noel announced he had re-
tanned lawyers and would stand by his
son, who, he says, is insane. For re-
lease Of his son from an asylum Mr..
Noel blamed asylum officials. These,
he said, had informed him that the boy
would become mentally well.
II shall perform my duties as a
father reward an insane son." Mr..
Noel said. Meanwhile authorities at
Newark are seeking Indictment of the
youth. J. Victor D'Aloia, acting coun-
~ prosecutor at Newark, plans to
present the matter quickly to the
grand jury.
TRIAL HELD UNLIKELY.
Captain James A. Mason, chief, of
county detectives, said Sunday that
the youth was hopelessly insane, and
that trial was unlikely. After con-
ferring with Mr.. D'Aloia yesterday, |
Mr.. Mason said: Eve are going to |
leave it up to the defense to prove
that Noel is insane. The law pre-
sumes that a man is sane until he is
proven to be insane"
The captain said that after indict-
ment and arraignm. ut, he expected at
torneys for the defense to bring up
the sanity issue. Meanwhile sanity
experts in behalf of the government,
will examine the youth.
The accused boys mother, Mrs.
Anne Noel, a writer, has been pros
trated at the Noel home in Montclair
since the revelations last Sunday as
to her sons crimes.
SON ECCENTRIC.
Mr.. Noel reviewed eccentricities Of
his son. At one time he said, the boy
was filled with ''remorse and compass
sion" at having shot and killed a rab-
bit. The same feeling came over his
son, he said when the boy hit him over
the head with a Ratchet while asleep
N camp at Sag Earbor, Me.
Numerous specialists had examined
Toung Noel from time to time, his
'sther said. He was placed in several
Institutions. At IL he, he passed the
entrance examinations but |
changed his mind and went
o Andover, Mass. Academy. In two
weeks he entered Harvard and several
months later, he was asked to leave by ,
he dean.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-31
SILVER WAVE LAST SHIP TO
 LEAVE NOME

The motorship Silver Wave owned and operated by the Enter
 prise steamship Company, sailed for the outside leaving at P. M.. Thursday. October 29th. The ship carried a cargo of twenty eight tons of general store supplies con- signed to the Lomen Reindeer and Trading Company post at Nunivak Island. In addition to the trading post the. company has g herd of about 1900 reindeer on the island. Here an experiment is being tried by the Biological Survey Of cross ing Caribou with :. Reindeer. A herd of IS caribou being placed on the island last summer from the mainland. The results of this ex- pertinent will be awaited with much interest. Nunivak has a population of about 400 people all of whom are native, with the ex- ception of I. H. Byrd and wife the government school teachers The
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-31

following passengers were booked for Numiyak Island: Paul Ivan"h his wife and two children, Tatpan a native owner of the schooner NayfioWer and owner of 5000 or 5000 reins;eer, will, his wife and rour children. For The out sid" Mrs. Alice Moore. a Nr. Ber.cn and a fireman off the frcightrr Na- bpsna. nt,ue unknown and another unknown man.
 From Nunivak the ship sails for seward calling al that port. and thence for the out side by Way of the Inside Passage. The silver Wave is tlIe last boat to leave our shore and carried a considerable batch of mail both first and second class. This privilege was greatly appreciated by the Nome public, many of whom were behind with their mail matter when the Ala lnetla sailed. --.. :..- --. --.- -.-- ..--
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-31
LEAGUE NATIONS IS SUCCESSFUL
LIBERALS LOST IN THE CANADIAN ELECTIONS
TODAl',.. .Tt.I.EGR }PH


 PABlS, October zg !PEZit he inatanee= of Briaua wia argued that =anoihea erfast houla be made e settle debt9 d4.ss the Saer!ean gogerafftert= 7.i4 5iset5ea tg=l'.- place Emile =ltaeseIlsser h. present Ambassador sgasl.Hnefe51. hy Henry Nfetztr #l3eael.ger heinz considered tI,a wtas#ti4e= best man ta handle the situation
 Briand dedicated fhe work of the session to former president Woed- TOW Wilson, ewtla proposed and realized the leag4e. and Leon Bourgeois who presided over tie peace conference commission that adopted the Leaaue Covenant. lie recommended that All nations should follow tle f5fstk and Bal- garians example slld sttbmit Il future disputes ta Jl.e Leaeae.
 PARIS. Oct 90 .P,= The r.ea- eue of Nations conference 5diourn ed when the task qt adjusting 4he Greek Bulgarian difficulty was ae complished From official sources | il is stated the freeks completed evaeuation of Bulgaria eight hours before the limit appointed by the fCommission had expired The eom- mission appointed 10 investigate the incident was instructed to re- port to the Leaeue iu Deeember
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-31
N0ME'S NEW AER0PL LANE FIELD
 READY FOR ALL WORLD FLYERS

of a forced landing field at tnala- kleet. together with an offer from local man there to construct the landing field. Major Oliver when in Nome last summer spoke of an other likely site in the vicinity of Golovin Bay Both of these pro iects will undoubtedly be finished early next summer.
 Citizens of Nome are to be con eratulated for the untirTng efforts lthey exerted in bringing about the construction of this landing field. It marks d new era in the life of our community and serves to clos ely link Us with all other parts of the world According to late dis | patches We will possibly witness Capt Amundsen's dirigible descend ing here on its aN=from the North Pole next spring Other Polar and commercial expeditions will un- doubtedly visit us. also our Alaska | Airplane Co. of Fairbanks. may make resilar trips here. The mail contract is going ia he sought for
 hy the latter company and if sue
 cessful Nome will bc assured of a
 regular air mail and na 'seneer ser
 vice