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The Washington times., 1925-05-08

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STORY ON
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WCAP Will Feature Oratorical
Contest on Night
Program

Station WRC, with the cooper
alton Of The Washington Times,
will broadcast play by play &C.
counts of the games played by
the World Champion Nationals
during their present tour Of the
western half of the American
League circuit, beginning with the
game this, afternoon in Chicago,
The story of today's game will
be announced on the air from
The Washington Times Studio in
the Hearst building, as the re-
ports are wired by Louis Dougher,
sporting editor Of The Times and
dean of local sports writer's, from
his seat in the press box at the
Chicago field.
OTatOrical Contest Is Feature.
Tonight's program from WCAP
is headed by broadcast Of the
final meeting Of the National Ora
torical Contest, in which seven
champion high school orators, rep
resenting seven different sections Of
the country, will complete in ten
minute addresses for prizes aggre-
eating $4,000.
Address will be made by the
President of the United States and
William Howard Taft, Chief Of the
Supreme Court. Music will be fur
nished by the United States
Marine Band orchestra.
Other features of the evening
will be two hours OF dance music
from the Wardman Park Hotel and
recital by the Kendall quartet.
WRC'S Afternoon Bill.
p. m.-Vincent Lopez Hotel
Mayflower orchestra.
3 p. m.-Play-by.play account Of
the Washington-C Chicago baseball
game.
6 p. m.-Chndren's hour, con-
Quoted by Peggy Albion.
6:15 p. m.-'The Question Box"
WCAP's Program.
y. m.-Announcement of base
ball scores by Denman Thompson,
sporting editor.
1905 D. m.-Talk on Mothers Day
by James H. Spencer, Meteorologist
of the Baltimore, Maryland. Weather
Bureau.
|, 7:15 to 7:3O p. Inflow Wo-
mems Organizations. are Working
for Better Homes in America" by
Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman,
president of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, given under the
auspices Of Better Homes In
America
1880 to 7:45 p. m.-Musical selec-
tons by the Kimball quartet: Fan
ME Shreve Heartsill, soprano; Helen
Marie Koontz, contralto; Charles e.
Meyers, tenor; Francis P. Heartsill,
bass; Katherine Floeckher Cullen,
piano accompanist.
7;45 to 8 p. m.-'Science News
of the Week. by Doctor e. E.
Slosson, director of science service.
one of series Of talks given under
the auspices of the National Re-
search Council and Science Service,
arranged by Doctor w. E. Tisdale.
to S:15 D. m.-Continuation Of
program by the kimball quartet.
8:15 to 1918 p. m.-F1nal meet
ing of National oratorical contest,
presenting the seven champion high
school orators from the seven diff
ferent sections of the United States,
I in ten-minute competitive addresses,
for prizes aggregating $4,000. Other
features will be addresses by the
President of the United States, and
Hon. William Howard Taft, Chief
The Washington times., 1925-05-08

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The Washington times., 1925-05-08

If your set will get WIP, Phila
delphia with any regularity, make
plans to be home on next Tuesday
night. At that time WHIP will
broadcast a program containing
more stage and screen stars than
probably were ever on any one
program together. Marion Davies
Barbara La Mari, Raymond Hitch.
cock, Eddie Canton and others OF
equal fame will be there.
The Washington times., 1925-05-08

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The Washington times., 1925-05-08

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health. teeth and gums.
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TO-DAY
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more and more dentists are
daily prescribing Pyrodento to
The Washington times., 1925-05-08

Roxy and his group Of broadcast
ing artists of the Capitol Theatel
will present special Mother
Day program Sunday evening
Roxy is preparing an interesting
program in his characteristic style
which will include special songs, or
, chestral numbers and dramatic
readings
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
TUESDAY tTELEGRApklCl
FOR SELLING
 ALAshA RAILROAD BONDS

Seattle. R)-Charl D. Davis former general Manager of the Al aska Anthracite Railroad and Geo. F. Whitley, were indicted in New York city yesterday. Indictment alleged that ogld bonds were sold at seventy seven half and eighty, depite the fact that they were pro- hibited by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Whitley in a Seattle mining club man and Charles D Davis is a son of Clark Davis who is partner of Thomas Lippy; Charles D. was also former eN- alted ruler of the Seattle Elks.
 Henry Hartman of Washington city wrote Parks Runners stating that Hartman was pushing a plan 10 complete the railroad; Davis said that twenty miles had been built and that the road would link Con- troller Bay bituminous anthracite coal deposits of Bering River. 35 miles from Controller Bay.
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RESULTS OF SATURDAYS FOOTBALL GAMES

Seattle. LPl-Following Is the result of football games played last Saturday: Idaho six, Oregon noth- ing; southern California 28, Utah ?: stanford 2S. Occidental Q: Ill., inois fG. Butler 13: Notrc Dame f9, BeIoit 3; Michigan G3, Indi- ana 0: Minnesota 3i. GrinncI 6: Yale B, Georgia Q: Harvard 6S. NiddlelurN Q: Princeton l5, Wash- ineton and Lee G; Pennsylvania ?, Brown Q; Pitt>burg i5. West Nir- ginia 0: Navy i9, Marquette O; Army 20. Knox :: Chicago 8, Ohio B: Missouri Q, Nebraska q; Gror- gia Tech, 16. Penn. State :. -... -.--
 seattle. October 12. tPl-Wash- ington beat Montana by score of 30 to 10 in Saturdays game. The Grizzlies scored first when Russell Sweet kicked a field goal, Ritter made Montana's touch down and George Wilson scored two for Washington.
 Berkley. The University of California lost it's first football eamg by q score of , to ,yester= day. h Saturdays game the Oly- mpic club won by score of 15-o.
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Zachary. Marherry, Aldridge and smith will be at the scene of bat tle which shifts back to Pittsburg tomorrow. Thirty eight thousand fans saw the game, including Pres ident and Mrs Coolidge.
 Washington scored first inrinS on Goslin's double after Rice singl- ed Pittsburg took lead in third inning when they got two runs. The Senators tied in the following inning on Joe Harris homer. Each team scored in the seventh inning, Pittsburg getting two and Wash ing one run The Pirates obtained the other two runs in the eighth and ninth innings. Pitcher Al dridge worked his curves and fast ball, Washington used lefthander Zachary for the first time during the series and the Pirates pounded his offerings as they came over the home plate.
 TODAY'S SCORE
 Washington 9 Pittsburg 3. De- tails will he forthcoming tomorrow
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cordova, Alaska October 12. R

Cordova. Alaska October 12. LP) Water is running foot deep on c street, twenty three and seven tenths inches Of rain has fallen since October 1st, and two and one half inches fell in eight hours last night While Ted Peterson. the butcher and his wife were eating lunch their three thousand dollar modern bungalow on the hillside near Ocean Dock. last night slide and carried the house more than one hundred feet, smashing 1t and blocking traffic on the street lead ing to the dock. Mrs. Peterson was slightly hurt, but her husband escaped unhurt.
 The unoccupied cabin of James Dinnen was carried from Hillside and wrecked in the street The Copper River and Northwestern R R. train was unable to leave due to the banks being washed away at the North end of the railroad yards.
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WEDNESDAY, TElEGRAPAtC8
OF YESTERDAYS
 BASEBALL GAME

Pittsburs October 13, (P,-Fine clear weather with moderate tenn perature greeted the fans today. The total receipts of the five games played maounts to eight hundred eleven thousand and six hundred forty four dollars. The total attendance was one hundred ninety six thousand five hundred and twenty four. The players will share in the receipts of the first four games only, amounting to three hundred and thirty nine thou sand six hundred and fouty four: each clubs share will amount to seventy five thousand one hundred and twenty six dollars.
 Pitcher Johnson reports from Washington that he will be ready for work tomorrow if the Pirates win today. his right leg is still morrow.
 In the event that the seventh game is necessary. it will be play ed in Pittsburg, it was announced.
 Forbes Field, Pittsburs, Oct. 13, -Goslin was the third man up to bta in the first inning with two out, and hit homer. Pittsburs made nothing in their half of this inning. The infield which had heen covered with canvas was in good condition but the outtield Was still soggy Batteries were Fergu- son and severied; Kremer and smith.
 The Senators scored another run Judge who had signled and Peck douhled. scoring Bluege. Lee Mea dows who pitched the first game for the Pirates. was operated on for shoulder muscle ailment last right he was in uniform but is out of the series definitely.
 Pittsburg tied the score of two each in the third inning, when Moore walked. Carey safe at first on felders choice when Peck failed to get Moore at second base, Cuyler sacrificed and Moore scored while Bluege threw out Barnhard. Carey scored on Traynors single. The crowd booed Rice, the Washington teams right fielder, every time he went to the plate, because being questioned catching. when some said Rice dropped the ball.
 Pittsubrg forced into lead in the fifth inning, when Moore hit homer and Barnard hit double the same inning which nearly cleared the fence for homer. Pitchers struck put several
 At the end of the seventh inning .he score stood Washington two. pittshurg three. Kremer was pitch
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San Diego, (P, The body of J. H. Kline. former general Alaska agent of the Pacific Steamship Co. was found hanging from a tree near here. in letter to his wife he asked forgiveness for the trou- hle they had. he also requested that Captain Brennan, manager of the Pacific Steamship Company of Seattle, arrange for his body to be buried at sea from the steamer Emma Alexander Kline also stat ed that he had Killed himself he cause uf financial reverses
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Seattle, Jail breaker John son. has been taken to Canada. were he faces lashes and imprison- ment if convicted of holdup of a bank, the flashing will be inflicted by four masked men. the prisoners wrists will be tied and held over his head and with rope will be whipped. alternate pairs striking him over the shoulders and making the letters KS on the prisoners back. Pale faced Johnson is man aeled to two Canadian policemen, accompanied by a third policeman.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Tacoma. Samuel Inrner oi Wellington. New Zealand. and the we'll known mountain climber who has reached the snmmits or the principal peaks of North and South America, arrived in Tacoma ana will climb Mount Rainier Tor eH- ericise. He will later attempt to climb the hitherto impregnabie Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, Mir. Turner has ar ranged to join the English expedl- ton. which will start next year from India to conquer Mount Ever est
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

New Orleans, tP)-The name of William Montgomery Brown was ordered removed from the House of Bishops. of the Protestant Epis- copal church. it was announced by Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, the Presid- ing Bishop, that Brown had oh tained a court order requiring the House of Bishops to appear and show their authority for such ae- tion
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

London, The Dail Express said Fascist reprisals at Florence for assassination of Cavalier Lu- pertine. one of the directors of the Fascist party and included the kill ing of anti-Fascists, mostly lawyers and former Socialist Deputy Pilati. Private homes and famous shops were assailed, some burned, and terror reigned turnout the city dur ing the Facist outbreak The news papers said the conspiracy had hitherto kept facts from world.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
JOHN W. WEEKS RESIGNS
 AS SECRETARY WAR

Washington. October 13, Pl- John W. Weeks resigned from the Cabinet as Secretary of War. be cause of ill health and Dwight F Davis. of Missouri. was appointed tc succeed him immediately. Davis has been acting head since Spring. Weeks said he needed a long vaca- lion and President Coolidge ac- ceded with great regret. Davis is d well known lawyer and business man. he is forty seven years of age and is the youngest member in the Cabinet. He served with tn eNational Guards Reserve corps, and is the doner of the Davis cup for tennis trophy.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Ketchikan. (P-A fire of unde- termined origin destroyed the plan ing mill box factory of the Ketchi- kan Spruce Mills. Bremen saved the new three hundred thousand dollar saw mill and power plant, little lumber being burned, it is unable to estimate the damage at the present time as Elbon J. Daily, president and manager of the con- cern is in Seattle. The steamer Alaska and the Coast Guard crews assisted in fighting the fire.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Springfield, Ohio. R-Severai bodies were exhumed here after the arrest of Mrs. Carey Strome or New Carlisle, in connection with the death of her step daughter Estra Strome, aged fourteen, which occurred last week, it Is believed by the authorities that the girl was poisoned. George Ferrick, the woman's first husband, died three years ago, apparently poisoned' Mrs. Mary Faulder, Mrs. Carey's sister in law, is reported to have died suddenly.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Seattle. R)-The tug Sea Mon arch, belonging to the Garry Davis company of Seattle, was sunk in collision with the French steamship Zenon off Port Townsend. in heavy fog. the Zenon rescued the tugs crew. The C. P. R. steamship Princess Kathlene went ashore in Victoria harbor shortly after her departure for Seattle. and pulled herself off five minutes later un- damaged.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
MONDAY
 tTELEoRAPHicl
rELEGRApHIC BREvITlEs

New Orleans.R)- The House of Bishops of the Protestant Eptsco- pal church of the United States has approved the finding of the court in convicting Sishop William Montgomery Brown for Heresy, ana will now come up for sentence be- fore the Presiding Bishop. Ethel- bert Talbot who is expected to de- pose the bishop for teaching heresy in the church.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
WASHINGTON WINS AGAIN

Griffith Stadium, Washington II, (P,-Babe Adams was proclaim ed hero in today's game being member of the Pittsbnrg club ser ies games. Nile replaced Morrison in the box in the opening of the eighth innings but no additionl runs were made.
 Scores-Washingto four. Pitts burg nothing.
 Washington 12 hits no errors, Pittsburg six hits one error.
 Pitcher Johnson of the Washing ton team tied the Pirates into knots. Over thirty eight thousand persons watched the game.
 Goslin made another homer, his fifth in the worlds series game. breaking all records, which Babe Ruth previously held with four home runs. Goslin and Joe Harris each homered twice this series. Every member of the Senators bat ted in this inning.
 Pirates cacther Grooch, and Ruel for Washington were the only two scoring until third inning when Washington made four, Pittsburg nothing. Goslin homed. scoring ahead of him Rice who had singled and gone to second base, when Moore dropped Granthams throw of Harris grounder. Morrison re placed Yde when Joe Harris hom- ed.
 Meadows is unexpected to pitch any more games this series as he exhausted himself in the first game today. Manager McKechnie sent lefthander Yde into pitch. McKet- chnie said it was probable that Aldridge would pitch tomorrow's game.
 Manager Harris sent in Walter Johnson who reported himself fit. Bluege watched from the box of flee. Harris said Coveleski would pitch tomorrow ii Johnson won to- day and Coveleskie would cinch the title to the worlds series.
 Weather had improved and fast game was predicted
 Mondays Game in Doubt.
 Washington. October 12. (Pl- With overcast skies it is held series game will be played the fore cast predicts possible light showers.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Berlin, (R-The German delega- tion to the Security Conference will insist it must take back some tan gible promise that wars which are initiated under the League of Na- tions against aggressor states must not be fought on German soil. The Jurisdiction experts are striving to construct a formula to deal with the situation.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Cordova, Jacob Lundgren, half owner of the Observation Is- land Fox Farm. was drowned yes terday near Gravina Bay, while going after logging camp supplies in a skin, his fellow logger. dived for the body and brought corpse here, travelling thirty miles in a gas boat yesterday.
 New York, (P-Madam Frances Aida, the well known soprano, .pur-
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Seattle tP,-Oficer Wishaar, of the Cutter Bear which arrived re- gently, said that open poligamy among the Arctic and Bering sea Eskimos was rare due principally to the Coast Guard Service. out wholesale exchanges sometimes take place usually following feast after the capture of a whale. when everybody exchanges wives.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

seward, October F. (F) TiIe Third Division Tnited States Dis trict Court exonerated the North western Fisheries Company, which was charged with trapping fish dur ing the closed season in Chitina Bay. w J lmlaeh Packing Com rany charged with wanton waste of fish took over case Libby, Me Neil Libby, charged with illegal fishing
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

New Orleans. (P,-The joint ses- sion of the Epriscopalian Bishops and Deputies yesterday pledged nine hundred and twelve thousand dollars toward the elimination of denominations deficit of one mil lion and half Bishop Bailor, of Tennessee, president of the Nation al Council, reported that the work of the church had advanced in all lines since the previous Terminal convention.
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turn today through underworld channels, the six hundred and eighty three thousand dollars worth of jewelry stolen from the Hotel Plaza belonging to Mrs. Jessie Woodwork Donahue, on September thirty,
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Bellfole. Penna., (R)-The body of Charles Ames. an airmail pilot who disappeared ten days ago was found in the Nittanny mountain in his wrecked plane which was hid by four mighty trees which had fallen on plane, coevring 1t from he air plane searchers view.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Victoria. (P,-The Canadian Pa cific steamer Princess Kathlene struck what is known as Hospital Rock in dense fog yesterday in attempting to seek her way out of the harbor bound for Seattle: an examination of her hull for dam ages sustained, prevented the ves ascetained that the damage was --
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Washington. October IA. tP- The government failed in the Su- preme Court to reopen trade as sociation cases, the court ruled that Federal Agents operating un- der the Harrison Narcotic Act they have no right to search residences without serach warrant, except where arrests actually been made.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
PITTsBURG WINS
 MONDAYS GAME

Griffith Stadium, Washington. D. C.. October 12, R-Following is the result of today's game:
 Washington, 3 runs. 8 hits. one error. Pittsburg 6 runs, 13 hits, no errors. Coveleskie, Ballou,
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

New Orleans. Bishop William Montgomery Brown, announced his intention to file petitions in the United States Court, to restrain the Episcopal House of Bishops from imposing sentence on him follow ing his conviction for heresy.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

New York, Holding that the mission of the church is purely spiritual, the Lutheran church con- ference has gone on record to re- fuse to support the Blue Law legis- lation.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES

Rome. lP)=The Grand Master of Terriceiana has ordered all Mason ic lodges in Itlav to cease meeting as a sequal to the Facist and Ma son clashes at Florence.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES

Toronto, tPi-The Canadian Ma tional Railways Information al Fly CT from Montreal, struck san auto mobile containing two families last night killing six of the occu- paEts.
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Pittsburg. Oct If. tPl-Down- pour of rain delayed game today, but Commissioner Landis announe- ed game would be played, but man aeers McKetchnie and Harris in dfcated that they considered the field unplayable and desired pos ponement of the game Forty five thousand fans damned the stands. with heads covered by newspapers. while thousands gathered outside the ball park seeking entrance.
 After more than half an honrs delay. the game was finally post =poned today on account of rain.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

New Orleans, The Right Rev William Montgomery Brown. of Gallon, Ohio, former bishop of Ar kansas. has been "deposed from the sacred ministry" by the Trien- ial convention of the Episcopal church.
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Island. Maine.

Monhegan Island, Maine, - The exploring ships Bowdowin and Perry which arrived yesterday from an Arctic expedition, were storm bound forty miles from their des- tination. The vessels were out one hundred and twelve days since their departure from Wiscasset.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Victoria, tP)-Harry Keith, H Price and William Zigel. of New York. were the successful bidders for the property and equipment or the Tidewater Copper Company at Sidney Inlet, Vancouver Island. for seventy five thousand dollars.
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chased an armored automobile. stating that she was unwilling to run the risk of being held up in New York street with her valuable collection of jewelry.
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GENERAL SHERWOOD DIES

Toledo Ohio. October 16, tP)- General Isaac R. Sherwood died here last night after being uncon- scious for several days, he was 7S years of age.
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17
CnRDOVA STILL REMAINS
 | WET TOWN

Cordova, [P)-Four and one quarter inches of rain fell last night and families are leaving hill side cabins, fearing further land slides. The old reservior overflow ed and stream in now running thru the street six inches deep. water in basements of the principal it is still impossible for the train to leave for the interior
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

Rome, [P)-Severe storm visited this section and washed out the bridge over the Ponsa River, the Calabrai train fell into the river and fiji cen met death. Another bridge went out just after the train had crossed. A wrecking engine which was hurrNing to the scene fell into the stream when this bridge yielded the engineer and fireman escaped with their lives
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Dutch Harbor. (P)-The Hudson Bay Company steamer Baychimo, left here yesterday for Vancouver.
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Pittsburg. October II. (P,-Har- ris said last night they'll have to beat Johnson, able or not he will pitch Wednesdays game, arm and rieh leg safe Johnson strained the muscle of his right thigh in the third inning of sundays game trying to steal second base and was put out ten feet from base. he pitched the last six innings in agony
The Nome nugget., 1925-10-17

San Francisco, (P)-Ruby Adams Chorus girl. yesterday won verdict of seventy five thousand dollars in suit for damages. re- sultine from the sandbag wing of a stage which fell mad broke her back
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ine wonderful blall mixing speedy ones and had his curves under perfect control. Leibold went to hat when Fereuson-s turn came in the eighth.
 Ballou went to the box In the eighth and in ninth after Goslin flied to Moore, Geo. Harris doubled on deep drive to center, hitting the barrier in the deepest corner of the field; Judge flied to Wright, Traynor threw out to Bluege.
 Score Washington two runs, six hits, TWO errors; Pittsburg three runs. seven hits. one error.