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The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
POLICE MAKE BIG COUP; ROBBERs ANSWER

Chicago, Aug. 30. (R)-The police killed one robber and captured three others after the robbers held up and robbed two hundred men in the basement of a downtown build ing. which the police said was a gambling resort. Money and jewell ry, estimated at twenty five thou sand dollars was in the possession of the robbers. The lookout for the robbers was shot when he tried to kill the first policeman to arrive. A hundred gamblers were arrested. The robbers forgot to guard the side entrance and several victims escaped and informed the police.
 Four oil station holdups, four teen residential burglaries and two street holdups. in broad day light was the underworld's answer to the police. Chief Searings cleanup or der yesterday on the robbers, was reported so rapidly that the traffic division motorcycles were used to augment the prowler cars. Four oil stations were done pp in three hours.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
REED FAVORS
 LIQUOR CONTROL

Kansas City, Aug. 31. R-Sen-
 ator James A. Reed. foe to the anti
 saloon league of the Federal Pro
 hibition Enforcement System. ex-
 pressed his opposition to repeal all
 the Missouri prohibition laws. de- |claring that he aimed at making
 America a sober nation. He said, There ts 2. sound middle course" between the demands of the ex- treme vets and drys. He said, "the liquor business should he regulated and not outlawed. Temperance and soberiety should be taught and not forced. Forced Prohibition is as had as unrestricted liquor traffic. The liquor trafic should be strictly
 regulated and the bootlegger should he driven out of business. This can only he accomplished by provid- ing . strict and controlled legiti-
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
Ivory Carvcrs Say Mass
 For Elephant Spirits

Tokyo. Buddhist mass again has been held for the spirits of all the elephants that have supplied ivory for ivory carving in Japan. Members of Tokyo Art Objects Dealers association and ivory car vers assembled at Gokoku Temple for the ceremony. IL also was the occasion for dedicatins large monument erected in the compound of the temple in honor of the spirits of the departed elephants
 Fiftee priests opened the service with the reading of Buddhist pray CTS. kakichi Ikeda, president of he association said:
 "We who obtain our living from full to the elephants which have been furnishing materials for us to work with. It is for this reason that we comfort their spirits by holding mass for them We think We also do honor and com fort to the spirits of our ancestors who were likewise in the ivory trade. We wish all artists and dealers in ivory objects to visit the monument as shrine when they come to Tokyo"
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
RETURNS FROM PEIM tRIES

Columbia Sept ? rA', Senator smith. who vetoed tho World four! entrance. and Edgar A. Brown. who criticized the vote in the run off in the primaries on Sept 14th of last year. in lhe Democratic nomina ion for United states Senator, got returns from one thousand two hun dred and fifty four ont of one thOus- and thraa hnndred and eighty three precincts. which gave Brown fifty four thousand. two hundred and hirty three, former Senator Dial wenty nine thousand seven hun fred and thirty fonr, smith sixty ,ine thousand one hundred and eigh y five
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

She would like to do SO. hut the king refuses To allow her 10 clip her beautiful chesiuut- brown tress- es, on the ground that it would i'll become one who has 10 wear a icrown. The Queen, however. has 'allowed her ladiez=in waiting and her daughters to fall in with the prevalent fashion if they so desire Som" of the barbers of Bucharest have closed their doors to men on the grounds that their profits from shaving and hair cutting are little or nothing compared to what they are able To charge the ever grow ing number of women who desire heir hair hobbcd. banged, shinglcd. or dyed
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To R. B. Birstow, F. NJ Andersen
 s. T. Andersen. r. ]. Andersen
 R ]. Nngent IT. C. Edgington
 Fred w. Daahlry. your lrirs, exc
 cntors. administrators and as
 signs.
 You are hereby notified that tht undersigned has expended t.ie sun of One Hundred Dollars in repro lsenting the Byron Association Placer Mining Claim situated between Rock and LindOloom Creeks. ta Cape Nome precincts. Location Ger tificate recorded in Vol. l7G page 445. in the Cape Nome Recording District. Second Division, Territory of Alaska, during and for each of the wears for annual expenditure oI placer m '1iNg claims as required b, law. from the year hcgilnir;, Jan uary 1st, 1915 to and including the year ending July 1, 1914. except for the three years in sail ints'va when the requirement. for expendi
 ure was suspended by Act of Con gress. -.s And you and each of you. ast notified that if you do not pay your bruporliolatc SHhre oi Such eApehu iture, to the undersigned at Nome Alaska. within 90 days next follow ing the ninety-day period of publi cation of this notice, the interes of each of you fin and to the sait claim will forfeit and be and be ! come the property of he under signed. ELIZABETH JOLLIFFE. Co-ownel Publish July 3. 10. IT. 24. S1 Aug, 2. IA. o1. 2s. Sept. I. II. IS 25. 1926.
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ply. Eight persons bore the caske,
 and the Reverend Edward Leonard
 marched forward to meet the body
 While the organ played Miserere
 Doctor White stood by the door as Pola Negri entered, and Pola's sobs were heard above the seMette. Father Congedo. a boyhood chum or valentino. said farewell, after which the body was taken to the undertakers. to await the arrival Of his brother. As Guilto Cicciline sang Massenets, Jean Acker wept and Pola Negri was overcome by grief. Constance and Norma Tal- madge and Mary Pickford were weeping as they supported Pola
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

Paulsmith. Aug. 31, @-Ameri- can ships should carry their own flag opined Coolidge. who would op- pose a change of policy in refusing to sell American merchant ships to be placed in foreign registry, The suggestion that the Americans seek to purchase the United States lines including the I4eviathian and place them under foreign registry. Is indicated to he dismissable and not in the scope of the shipping board policy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
YOl'NG LEADS RICH 'RDSON
 RACE FOE GOVERN OR

San Francisco. St.zlf Tiuet l. ", C. C luung lt.tl#sst', tu6i@ Rich ardson in inc prim@sV ''r ion for Republican nomnati ian fo.' p,eSesnor They received reiufHs from three thousand six hundred and iiftF1 out of eight thousand two hundred ant seventy four precincts. which gave Young one nuHur-, .-o"t, ,iX thousand nine hundred and eigh iy three. Richardson one hundred and thirteen thousand. nine hundred and scyentv two. Rex Goodcell four thousand five hundred and six ty six. R F. Mcclellan on" thaHsand ninn hundred and ninety two. w. D. Mitchell one thousand twenty five md Mayor Thomas. Il wei. min" hundred and ten senator short rridec. a Coolidge Republican doubled his advantage over Robert NJ Clarke, hisz opponent on the Wor- d Court
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
MOBILE ANNOU NCES WILL. LEAD ITALIAN
 DIIsI(:lBIE TRIP
 OVER NORTH POLE

Rome, Sept. 1, (A1-Gen. Mobile, who recently commanded the dir ieible Norge from Rome to Teller via the North Pole. in company with Amundsen and Ellsworth. an nounced yesterday that he will lead the Italian dirigible exploration ex- pedition between Alaska and the Nor tn Pole.
 A dirigible larger than he Nor ge" is now being built in Italy to he utilized on another expedition of which the destination is secret.
 his large dirigible will be ready by the end of the present year
 He decared. with Mussolini's per mission he will leave Rome October 21st for America to accept the in vitations of the United States to act in an advisory capacity in aero nautical work Later he will fill .i Japan.
 Mobile said, that Mussolini con cciNed the idea of the second Are tie project. the plans nf which will not be divulged until after the pol ai flight, which the general said were planned while he was at Tell CT. Alaska, during the time that the Norge was being dismantled, for ihipment to Italy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
NOTICE OF HEARING

In Probate Court. Cape Nome Precinct second Division. rerri'ory of Alaska.
 Estate of Ralph A. Russell De ceased, formerly known as Robert James.
 NOTICE is hereby siveH that ihe final account of the under r+lEn"a h5 administrator of the estate ot Ralph A. Russell deorased f"rmrH- lv known as Robert James, is now | on file with the Commissioner at said Precinct and that itHilh" l for the settlement thereof will V''ui on the lg day nf October l"2" H' the hour of To o'clock \. NJ. al pr before which time exceptions or obiections may he made in wri'ihs to said account; and that the court will then and there order HS |" Wnp the heirs at law and dis'rlhut'"S "' H'', na,ed this 18th day of August, | 1926. A. T. .-,.,.t,,,.
 Publish Aug. 91. 2S. sept l. H. LIS 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
REPORTS PLENTY OF CAME
 IN YUKoN VALLEY

Gordova Sept I, G?, Thomas H
 Iiurman. the veteran Seattle fur buyer. returning from the interior reported that fox and mink are more plentiful in the Yukon Valley than twenty years ago. Muskrats he said declined very mnch. Bur man saw carbon so plentiful aronud Circle City. that the natives were able to kill them from their cabins
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
BIG FISH SALE DUE
 TO MUCH ADVERTISING

Seattle, Aug. 30. (H-Over one million. one hundred thousand the National Newspaper Advertis- ing Campaign. this year. compared with two hundred and five thou sand last year. when there was no advertising used. The Associated Salmon Packers reported that the campaign was carried in fifty of the leading papers of the country.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
HAS QUARREL WITH
 WIFE TURNS CAR
 LOOSE HIGH SPEED

Glendale, California, Aug. 3O, M) -J. A. Wyckoff. short story writ ed and his wife. Margarete. 8 movie actress, quarreled in their car last night. He let the wheel go, when going at high speed. and jumped out She jumped just as the second man In the car reached the wheel and took control. Margarete was killed and Wyckoff is sought for.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that 'he undersigned has been &apoihten f'N scutor of the Estate of Elm Ter son Deceased and letters tcs amen tary issued to him by the Probate Court, Cape Nome Precinct Terri tory of Alaska. and that Creditors having claims against the said Es- tate are required to present same verified to the undersigned at Nome Alaska wi, hin months from date hereof
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 26 day August 1926, c. A. ADAMS
 Execu!or Estate Elin
 Person Deceased.
 Publish-Aug. 2s. Sept. 1, II. IS. 25. 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
DEI 'LARES WAR ON
 RUM RUNNERS

Stalbans. Nt., Aug. 31. GP)-A rum runner war was announced by collector of Customs, Whitehall. on fifty eight highways, along a one hundred and forty mile front. by three hundred and eighty nine pa tromen and a hundred customs men. The smugglers operate from Canadian bases. They use smoke screens, pack horses. airplanes. and autos to carry on their traffic.
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mate source of liquor. By teach ihb the principles of true temper ahce and universal soberiety."
 Reed declared his stand in il letter to Mrs. Nellie Burger, presi- dent of the Missouri Women S Christian Temperance Union, who in a circular letter attacked inc ra- lerahdum proposal. which provides for the repeal of all Missouri re- strictive liquor legislation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

Chicago. Aug. 30. (HD-One rob Der was killed. another critically injured, and four detectives wound ed. as the result of pistol fire in an attempt to seize six thousand dol lar car from barn. A pretty girl acted as lookout and was captured One girl and one man escaped. An employee, who was asked to join the band squealed.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
SAYS ALASKA WILL BE
 GREATEST COM.
 PRODUCING AEEN

Seattle. Sept. 2. (P,-Sultzer told the mining club. Alaska in the fut- nre will probably bc the largest coal producing area ia the world Transportation is tHe great problem and the development of the tcrri- .ory with the extension of the Alas ka Railroad. Tn" whole territory rich in coal and oil. The country should be thrown open for deyel- lpmeni and exploration He said hat the evidence et coal and oil between the Endic5ti Rlnre#aud inc Arctic is impressive
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
CRiZED STRIKERS ARMED
 WITH CLUES ATTACK MILL

Manville. Rhode Island. Sept. 2 |tP A mob of eighteen hundred strikers of the Manville Jenckes Comany, are armed with stones and clubs. The National Guard and the State police Deputy sheriff
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
THREE DEAD MEN WASHED
 ASHORE THIS SUMMER

Cordova, Aug. a0, P)-A fisher man reported that the body of an unknown man was washed ashore at Strawberry Point. This makes the third man that was found dead on Hinchinbrook Island this sum mer.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

',H Yorl:. Sept tP) An artiol. in the New York World said thai Tom Taggart, Democrat demand et through his lawyers the with drawal of Edna Ferber's novel, "Show Boat" Taggart inferred that Edna vas a professional gam ller. one of the characters spoke of going to TagSert and takine some of his money.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice of Final settlement l IN THE PROBATE COl'HT FOR THE TERRITORY OF A.NSk \. CAPE NOME PRECINCT. SIt'@ ONn DIVISION In the matter uf the Estate of lOIIN A BHAI'N. ncreasrd NOTICE IS llERERN GIN tN to Mrs Salina Johnson. heir ,t said
 estate, and to whom il may concern, hat the undersigned administrator
 of tho Estate of John A Braun d.
 ceased. has filed in the 1boY" cnii tied Court his Final Account as sue lt administrator. and that saturday the 9th day of October, 1926, gt the
 hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day has been fixed hv the Court as the date of hrariue the ul-
 jecti0ns. if any. to said report. and
 he settlement thereof and that at
 said time and place. h" said pro
 bate judge will Adiudcate and De
 cree who the heirs and dis;rihut"'7 of decedent are, and what pr"por- estate.
 Thorulf Lehman Administrator of the FSi ite 't John A. Braun, be"eAt"d Publish Aug ', II, 21, 2S, sept 1. 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
SEIDEN TO PRESS CHNRGES
 AGAINST FEEDER AIS

Seattle, Sept, ,, tP) After tho seattle Federal Court ordered three of he prohi preachers [" be released Seldcn announced that murder char ges will be pressed by the Federal Court if action neccessitates. The prosecutor Is gong prror- thA Fed rral Grand Jury with evidence seek ing for an indictment Solden said ming at large around the state shooting men. destroying property swerahlo to the laws of the state.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGES BROUGHT
 AGAINST MANY

Tacoma, Aug. 31, R)-First de- gree murder warrants were sworn against W. II. Kinnaird. head of he Federal Prohibition; agents Mark Y. Croxall. R. A Lambert; Reverend George A. Seeley. Pastor of the Methodist Church and Editor Orting. of the Oracle. as n result of investigations in the killing of MatsumOtO.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
AMERICAN CONSUL IN AZORES
 REPORTS VIOLENT QtAkE E

Washington, Aug. 31, CI, The American Consul. reported the scv- crest earthquake in the history of the Azores Islands. all Americans are safe. Houses were destroyed and il is impossible tn estimate the loss of property and life, part of llorta was ruined
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
DEMPSEY SAYS THAT IIE SHOULD ALSO
 HAVE VACATION

Atlantic City, Aug %1, tf9 Denp aey planned for q day of tiun after his workout He said, "I am entitled tn a little recreation once Il week. the same as any laboring man. l could get in shape in q week for | short fight intend that this ono shall he short.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
WATER SUBMERGES ISLAND
 DROWNS TEN FISHERMEN

Houma, Louisianna, Aug. 30. (AJ Ten Fishermen on Felicity Is- land were drowned In the waves from the Gulf of Mexico, which submerged an island. Wednesday night, in the tropical hurricane. two others are missing.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
STANFIEGD DEFEATED IN
 REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

Portland, Aug. 31, tP) Stanfield was defeated in the primary election for the Republican Nomination. He announced that he would he q can didate to succeed himself in the November election, he also said that he expected to accept the nomination if rendered before the date which is sci for acceptance
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
GREAT DAMAGE DONE
 Bi ORLEANS HURRICANE

New Orleans. Aug. 30, (41- Twenty five are dead, five missing. and score unaccounted for. as the result of hurricane in Southern Louisiana. Wednesday The da- mage Is estimated reached ten million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
VALENTINO FUNERAL
 ATTENDED BY MANY ! MOVIE ACTORS

New York. Aug. 30. R-A thousand lined the streets on
 Broadway as Valentino was moved two miles to Saint Malachis Church Tomb. Two hundred and sixty policemen patroled the route and guarded both ends. Nola Negrf. Jsan Acker. Winifred HudaNt. Mary Pickford, and Constance and Norma Talmadge. followed the body into the Church. Pola was dressed In black and sobbed audi
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made reservation to the American adherance. They reported that the causing of difficulty would forbid advisory opinions without the con sent of the United States on mat ters which they are interested in
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
ROOSEVELT SUGGESTS SYSTEM TO ALLOW POOR MAN CHANGE

Milwaukee. Sept. 2. (F-Theo- dore Roosevelt at the Harvard Club advocated a convention for n system to select candidates for office. He saId that a poor man could not be nominated fin the present primaries in Pennsylvania or Illinois.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
FEARFUL DEATH TOLL
 ON STR. BUREVESTNIK

Cronstadt, Russia, Aug. 31. (H) The loss of life in the sinking of the steamer Bnrevestnik, Sunday, was estimated at two hundred. Workmen and their families. re turning from a holiday at Lenin- grad. on the steamer struck Ger man freighter in thick fog. and sank in fifteen minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
MAN CLAIMS BREAKS
 FRESH WATER RECORD

Flomaton. Alabama, Aug. 30, (A1-W. C. Jackson, of Flomaton, swan ninety two miles down the Escambta River, yesterday and claimed that he broke the long dis tance fresh water record
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
COOLIDGE CONSIDERING:
 ENTRANCE WORLD COURT

Paulsmith, New York, Aug. 31 tP)- Coolidge considered the ques tiOn of Amcrica's entrance to tn. Court of International Justice, which will be settled by the final al titude at the fall election.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

Tanana. Aug. 31. R-Dan Delegate to Congress, was a passenger aboard the Steam CT Jacobs, going up river. Frank Waskey and Edmunds Anderson. of the Wilkins party, are leaving for the outside.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
Ceaseless commotion. Atavistic tendencies. Grotcsuue howlings.
BOXER AT KUTZERIE

Especial Nugget Service)
 Kotzebne. Sept. 1, The Bureau of Education boat. Boxer, arrived with Chief Wagner. F.. L. Range and wife, and Miss Hodson, teach CT from Barrow. who is on her wa2 outside. Dr. Nenters and Supt Chance are on a tour of inspection up the Kobuk River.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
MAN SWIMlS CHANNEL IN
 TWELVE HOURS 60 MIN.

Dover, Aug. 30, (P)-Otto Vier- koeten, German. swan the Eng fish Channel in twelve hours and forty minutes. The soldiers car ried him to his boat and took him to the accompanying tug. He was the eighth person to swim the Channel.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
WEDNESDAY,
 ITFLEGR APHlCh
JACKSON CHALLENGES
 EDERLE RACE
 AROUND MIAMI tTTA \

Mobile. Sept. 1, R-Cna!leng- ing Ederle al d others Bill Jackson of Flomaton, accepted an offer to compete in Il race around Manhatt- an, twenty five thousand dollars being put up as stakes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
WILL TRY TO BLOCK
 DENlPSt!Y-TIlNN FIGHT

New York. Aug. al (P,-Paddy Mullins. manager Fof Wills, said that he would try to block the Dempsey-Tunney fight, in an inter- view with Pinchot.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
JAP STEAMER COMES TO
 GRIEF ON RIPPLE REEF

Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 30, (P- The Kaiku Maru. a Japanese steam CT, was wrecked on Ripple Reef, hundred miles North of here yes terday, the crew escaped in life boats.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
DEMPSEY SAYS HE HAS
 GOOD NOSE FOR FIGHTING

Atlantic City, Aug. 90. (P- Dempseys nose remained Grecian after three weeks of training. He said it is better for fight than runney's is and also said that it gave under the strain of punches.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
TUESDAY tTEtf GTf r,pttiCl
Rt'TH GOES INTO
 PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE

New York, Aug. 31, (P-Babe Ruth signed hundred thousand dollar contract for a twelve weeks tour In the Pantages Western cir cult, after the Worlds Series.
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toa Angeles. Aug. 80. B- John I. Vim. aged sixty-four. and formerly head of the Alaska Bar Association for 2b years. and a Juneau lawyer, died from heart attack, after a brief illness.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

Washiuoton. Sept ,, l4', Th' American Cnnsul reported that here were min" Americans dead ant two hundred injured, following th' quake al EIorta Ninety per cent If the housrs are uninhabitable The people are now living in DOT table houses and tents.
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guarded the mill Five wera shot and others hurl in the battle for the possession of the bridge be tween the mill and tho city
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

Athens, Aug. 31. (Pp It was re ported that an earlhulake sbnok Greece, there were no casualties and a small amount of damage was done.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
LANDEs SAYS THAT WOMAN PRESIDENT
 IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE

San Francisco. Aug. 30. F- Mayor Landes told interviewers. "A woman president for the United States, in not impossible"
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
BOBBED HAIR MOVEMENT NOW PREVAILS IN
 RrMANIAN COURT

Bucharest. R-All Rumaniasn society women are bobbing or shing ling their hair and even Queen Mar Ie is beIng urged to follow their example.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
THURSDAY (TELECRAPhiC)
SPAIN IS TO WITIlDR\W
 .ntM l.Ett.iE ul NATIONS

Paris, sept ?, GP, Tine IaFt Geneva cor 'esppndcnt said lha $p; in will withdraw from the lear ue of Nations. without "; itins Tor :: decision on her demand for per manent seat.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

New York. Aug. 30. @-Ger- trude Edsrle, the only woman to swim the English Channel in re- cord time. is threatened with a ner- vous breakdown and is confined to bed.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
JACK TRAINS so HARD

Kansas City, Aug. 30. R- Dempsey's wife said that Jack goes thru training. that would kill an ordinary person."
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
JEMIStY-TI \NEN FIGiiT
 BEING MADE READY

seat'le. Sept CF. Tbe pre- iminarvs To t'ps pcmpsey Tunner fight will start at four o'clock seattle tim" and lie main bout at five forty five Sept. 22rd.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

Igor'a,. Sept. 2&tP, Following tlle earthquake whn Ii done so much danarc here Il martial law wa passed ro eottrul tho looltug going on. The dead list is now twenty ttye
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
EtSTIING STILL. GOING
 ON YAKIMA COUNTY

,.'. @pi 2. lAr Four men and 2 coN.nl, aged twenty on" were jailed for having twenty hors es bearn" brands of ranchers In Wenas. l1llensburg and Yakima.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
Count Of Ten On Jazz

London. P,-Jazz has been in dicted on ten counts by Dr. Henry Coward. conductor of the Sheffield Musical Union, and one of Eng lands most noted musicians.
 Dr. Coward's reasons for it's sup pression are that 1t has:
 Jingly tunes.
 Jerky rhythms.
 Blatant muted trumpets.
 Hooting.
 Out-Of tune saXaphones.
 Irritating plong plongs by banjos, Boisterous banglngs of kitchen utensils.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

London, Aug. 30. (R-A Tele- graph Exchange correspondent at Geneva reported. "rumors reached here of revolt In Spain"