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The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
IMMENSE TELESt OPT,
 BEING GCllT

New York, March 1o, CP, The Brooklyn Eagle and the Dispatch said that q telescope more than twice as long as any existing was being built by Professor William NJ Rltchie, an astronomer. in Paris. Ritchie hopes to observe stars if teen thousand miles more distant than they are al present visible through the largest instruments. Through it the moon will appear will be nineteen feet. eight inches in diameter.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
NtpODt HOPPER MURDERED
 NEAR DAWSON

Dawson. March 10. [A', Ii was learned that the chief of the Mount smith wood chopper missing since February twelfeth. in the cellar of a cabin belonging to Henry Davis. about two hundred miles south, on the Yukon. Davis was arrested and charged with murder He was taken to Selk irk.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
SANDY SMITH EXPECTS
 ARRIVE BARRON 70 DAYS

Tanana. Alaska, March 6 (P)- Malcolm Smith. Earl Rossman, Her bert Anderson, a Nenana dog driver and Robert Waskey radio man, three Indian drivers. forty seven dogs and five sleds, left here at II o'clock Friday morning for Point Barrow via Alatna. Bettles, and the kuk river. They carried with them movie and radio outfits. Smith fixed their date of arrival at Point Barrow as 40 days from date of leaving Nenana.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
Sl'pl; ON
plINNIIN> tbtSl

Vienna MarnA-lt. aI. Erlpr.ule dispatches report fifty 'raAhr4 and their errws to have been sunk in q severe gale on The lpalmatipu coast A train ~as blown oyer and many passengers severely jnigr"d The Italian fr"iehter Seeuo was shatrer- ed on the rocks of Spalato Harbor and half ef her crew rertshed
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
DIPLOMATS HAVE ..-. ....
 LIVELY CONFERENCE

Geneva. March II, Rl-After a conference last night between cham berlain, Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Streeseman. it is hoped that Germanys difficulty over her admission to the League will soon be settled. The conference was lively especially when Sir Austin mentioned the danger of the League |collapsing if Germany maintained her sole right of election to the council.
 Spain has withdrawn her appli- cation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
D. ". FLANAGAN INDICTED

Cordova. March 9. R-D. w.. Flanigan, the former prohibition officer. was indicted by tue grand jury on a charge of assault and bat tery. He is alleged to have struck C.. Kline at Anchorage last August. The next court term starts May sixth, at which time he probably will he tried.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
MORE SILVER WILL BE PURCHASED

Washington, March 10, R-A breach in the Senate banking com mittee disclosed the fact that six democrats were backing Mellon in
 opposing the silver purchase legis- latfon. The republican majority vot- ed to override Secretary Mellon. Senator Pittman's bill requires the treasury to carry out the terms of the war time silver purchase act.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
vNIORIA WILL
 HAVE CONVENTION

San Francisco. March 8. LR)-Wm. Pigott of Seattle was reelected as President of the Pacific Foreign Trade Council at the closing session of the fourth annual convention. Edward P. Kemmer of Tacoma. was named Secretary and F. M. Jack son of Tacoma. treasurer. Victoria was chosen as the next convention city.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
LEAGUE MEETING MAY BE PROLONGED

Geneva. March 2, H, The meet ing of the League may he prolonged because the representatives of the major powers to the Locarno treaty are unable to agree upon the condi- tions upon which Germany may en- ter the League as Il permanent an attitude against granting other nations permanent seats in the Council. Poland. spain. Brazil and China are seeking seats.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13

ease spent the night in jail. The others posted appeal bonds Net terei said yesterday; "The opera tions of this conspiracy were scanda!uus. It did inralculabIe damage to society and to he orrani- zation of the government think You or blmsted were the head and led all the rest. If the same energy and organization were directed to legitimate purposes, great good might result. ."
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
ROorLEtiGERS ARE SENT
 TO McNElL'S ISLAND

Seattle. March B. H) The court handed out the following sentences in the recent Olmsted liquor case: Olmsted was given fine of eight thousand dollars and sentenced to fomr years in McNeil's Island peni- tentiary McInnis drew three years and four thousand dollar fine. En- gles got twenty seven months and a fine of five hundred dollars. Kern received three years and six thous- and dollars. Green three years and four thousand and Finch got three years and fine of five hundred dol lars.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
SAYS SHIPPING BOARD
 DIPPED PRESIDENT

Washington. March 9. (P-Her- bert Hoover asserted that the Ship ping Board with divided responsi bility. defied the President. He urged that the Board be stripped of all powers except judicial and re- gulatory. He said that the Fleet Cor poration administered the govern ment merchant fleet.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
NOTICE OF rni;,,trtnr

To John kdterfaas, Star Guara-.
 Fred Daniels. j F liobbes, >icb
 SpirtaS. jane- Statnuj6s, your
 heirs exetg'or=. iesai .eprrsrit'a-
 tives and assigns
 YnH and each of von are hereby notified that the Im.rc aH#d as co-ownef therein, has expended the sum If one hur ired tlulltr9 for each of the calender wears 1915 and 1916. and for eHcll- Of ;he ds.al years ending Jur I5t lH2u t991. 1922 1923. fJ2t- and Ge25 in abor and improvement on aDA for the benefit of the NANfitrTE% ! ASSOCIATION placer niniur claim. situaied bet wrrn Cripple kiset aud Rodney Greek iH ft- CateH Sonr Mining and ltncsHsitn7. Dietsiet Tel ritory af tl1ska
 l.oratioH= Nnti,,. 5f 3llpil t#fts,turI ed in NoI-1Si. =ataas- ttoaf the Records of said H3Situgf in he. performance of =suuna t55t5t5I r,' tiuir"d hy Snrfton 912i Ergj.ed Statutes of thr tnlt,.d -,l.titz5Z au! upplrmental lrsisls.ttnu ti ardtH To hold said cltim=
 And Sou are hereby r,5lHiiiel to contribute your itT1Pbrt lpu nl #etl II eXpediture5 aocorflifls tp Yd8R inlef est in said claim. to=th, uutarsieu ed ro-owner with yoU therein within ninety day after tho service of this notice on rdH bN pHhlfGatiun hereof. ar your fn'"rr Iii said claim will become forf"jreti aud vest in the undefsiefrd H. ItroNid- ed hv said Statute.
 JAMES kATERINES Caaa0nt.r
 Publish Feb 2o 2f. March { r. 2n 27, April 2. 1d. IT. 'i N=H | \. l5. l92G
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AGAINST
 ALASKA APPOINTMENTS

Washington. March To. (P)-Sen- ator Ashurst. democrat of Arizona, announced that he will vote against the modification of the Nnlstead act; that he will support the anti lynehing bill. and hat he will vigorously oppose the confirmation of Justice Mctamoni and all Alas kan judges and district attorney against whom charges are made
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
PLATINUM FOIFND IN
 BRITISH COLUMBIA

Vancouver. March 8. (P)-Albert Stone, veteran miner. returned from q prospecting tour. He de- clared that he found platinum de- posits along the Frazier and ThOmp son Rivers in the interior of Brit ish Columia He displayed three pounds of platinum ore. and says that il is worth seventy dollars an ounce erdeu. His son plans to re turn to the district and stake n claim.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
Cox, Associate of Dr. Cook,
 h Editor of Prison Paper

Leavenworth. Kans.. (P)-S. F. J. Cox. who was convicted with Dr. Frederick Cook, "discoverer'' of the North Pole. now Is editor of The New Era. the federal prison paper.
 Cook is an attendant in the pri- son hospital. He Is said to have welcomed the opportunity to "brush up" on his profession He served as surgeon for several Arctic expedi- tions. ,
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
BDOTi.EGGER
 GATHERED
 IN BASEMENT

Tacoma. March 2. tp, Milo Egg gers. a bootleserr. Was captured in he basement of an apartment house here he had been living with his wife He has been sought since he escaped from the Federal officers in san Francisco on January twcn ty-eighth last year when his bro ther Ariel killed William Barlow His brother was captured here last Monday and charged with compli- city in the escape.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13

Briand several times during the night-long session pleaded with the Finance Minister Dumber warned the deputies that prompt action was necessary. President Malvy. of the Chambers Finance Committee and Lamereux. the Committees reporter called the deputies towards and demagOgues.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
LEAGl'E COt NtJI.
 OPENED YESTERDNY

Geneva March 2, tA'l The Lea sue of Nations opened yesterday with the galleries crowded. Turkey informed the league that she Was examining the invitation to come to Geneva to discuss the Mosul ques- tion. The Council postponed consi- iteration of he question two or three days to give Turkey an op- poitunity 10 appear. before award ing the stall" of Irak to British man date.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
IRNiI.e GOOD ON kOhl ki k

Tanana. March IL tPf J"ln Adams. tht ku2ukuk mad =sarri"l returned la Tanana yesterday an reported ihc overland lr.til eeflint soft it thie end =hul hard am
 mUnth neIr Alatna on lie koyn kuk The going is extra good on tn koyukuk Adams mel the Smii | party al the 2S mile post from Tan ana. Merle t.av"y Was making rela trips one day ahead oi smith. wh was having trouble WIih his douhl'
 mdor. This extra wi,I" sled is t"' wide to track with he others an' is continually 'Uiting down on on side and tipping over. smith is "h deaNurine 10 keep behind l.avo! avoy plans tn leave th" koYukul River al Alalua and rp up the Ala' ma River and cross the divide at m. ncad. ,u go up tu- Beetles and thr m ihe John $ River
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
NINE EXPLOSION
 N WEST VIRGINIA

Eeclrs, West Virginia March 10. tP, The death list in the roal mine eNpusion last night reached nine Tn. rrscners found eight bodies near thc h"ttum ol he shaft and rcdoublrd their efforts They enter ed the damaged works. where tw"n- ty eight others are entomb"h. The mine is electrically lighted and equipped The mine employs q hundred tifty-siN men and is five hundred and twenty feet deep.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
Course In Scientific
 Eating N kansas College

Hays. kans,. (A', A course III scientific eating has been establish ed at the Kansas state Teachers College here.
 s"A person is not educated unless he knows how to select q properly balanced meal" explains Miss Ethel M. Snodgrass, head of the home economics department, who is tea ching the students to eat scientiflc- ally.
 Etiquette is not taught in the class. which meets once Il week Miss Snoderass believing that stu deu,. learn al boarding clubs the proper use of the knife and i"rK.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
BRAND ASKED
 TO FORM CABINET

Paris. March 10. (P) Edoard Herriot. the radical party leader, declined to request President Don- mergue to form cabinet. IIerrioi proposed to summon Briand. He said that the premier must return to the League of Nations meeting with all present. The government President then requested Briand to form another cabinet
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Roy F. smith. your heirs, ad
 ministrators. executors and aa-
 signs:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars during each of the years 1910. 1911. 1912, 191a. 1911. 1915. 1916. 1917. 1920 end ing on Dec. 31st. and 1921. 1929. 1923. 1924. ending at 12 o'clock Meridian July 1st. in labor and i'm provements upon the Harlem No. 1 Association placer mining claim on the Nome River. in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording Dis trict. Second Division. Territory of Alaska. the location certificate of which is of record in Volume 157 at Page 1G4. of the records of said
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
WILL. CARRY SHORT
 WAVE RADIO

Washington, March II. tA'l The
 Byrd expedition will carry q short
 wave radio wilh lle expected range murih" corps operators, F'loNd K
 Greenlir of thiraEu and Geure" Il James of Manchester. Massachu
 sseits, will 'rcnmpany tn" expedi ion
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
Defeated Boxer Protests Leit's "Pagliacci" Unmanl

London. B-Billy Prestage. the Nottingham heavyweight who was knocked out in the second round here by Joop Left. the Singing Dutchman." who then treated the spectators to excerpts of grand opera. has protested that the action of his opponent in ''crowing over his victory was not exactly manly. "
 Prestage said he has received numerous letters from prize fight fans who did not like Lett s "Ragliacci." nor his manner, prov ing that there were other persons present. beside himself. who did not enjoy the songs from the ringside.
 Prestage pointed out that Jimmy Wilde. the ex-champion. also Is a singer. but that hs never took ad-
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
LARGE CROWD VOTE
 AT SEATTLE ELECTION

Seattle. March 9. tAp Under n cloudy sky with warm breezes blowing. one hundred and ten thousand two hundred and ninety three persons are elreihle to vofe to-day The betting is even on Brown and Mrs T.andes
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
TEN WENT EI.Et TED
 MAYOR TACOMA

Tacoma, March II, Cl'i Eighty six precincts out of one hundred gave NJ C Tenant, a manufactur and thirty seven votes for mayor and A. Y Fawrett. the present ma yor, twelve thousand four hundred sixty. Fawcrtt was running for T iiflh term
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
SENATE CONFIRMS
 MCBRIDE NOMINATION.

Seattle. March 10, (AS The Times said that the Senate yester- day confirmed the nomination of Hartford to be Collector of Customs for Seattle and Mcbride for Juneau
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
Urangcnrn Receive Valuable Reli,

Belfast, iH, A chair in which King William l had | tooth pulled has heen presented tn cumher County Down. oranrrmen. by John Miller Andrews. q member ni Craig's cabinet.
 The fortunes "f he chair can he traced without a break for 235 years Like all relics connected with the king who conquered his royal fat her flaw. James II. in the bat tie of River Boyne. in 1890. il is looked upon with reverence in Ulster.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
LOGGING CAMP DESTROYED BY FIRE

Cordova. March 9. HY The log ging camp of Brick Jestos was des- troyed by fire at Simpson Bay. Logs to the value of three thousand were burned up There was no insurance, The fire started while the camp was deserted.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
$. $. VICTORIA TO SAIL
 FOR NOME JUNE 2n,i

Seattle. March 8, R-The Alas ka Steamship COmpany's Boring sea liner s. s. Victoria is scheduled to sail June 2nd on her first trip of the season for Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
ADVERSE REPORT
 ON Met AMANT CERTAIN

Washinston, March II, GP, An adverse rrporD=en the neianation of N,a saman, Tor oircuit Judge iz certain X poll al eleven laHt of six teen members showed rirll |" three against Two others Ai,'i certain h ,ulr laa t"ie, tlan
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
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NOTICE OF FonTElTURH

To Mrs K A Hawkins, your heirs
 executors. administrators and as
 signs;
 You are hereby notified that tn undersigned has expended the sur of one hundred dollars during eaci of the years 1y2o. 1921. 1922. 192 and 1934. in labor and improve ments upon each of the followini named rnlims Nom" River Ba Group and the stella GrouI placer mining claims situated or Nome River. iii The Cape Nom Mining District and Precinct location certificates of which ar fonnd of record m the otlrr of tn Recorder of said district and ore cinci. in order 'o hold said claim under the provisions of the law of the United States, and the Ter ritory of Alaska, concerning annua labor upon mining claims Sue expenditures being In" amount re qured by said laws in hold sai, claims during said period. And yon are further notitle that if within ninety days from tn completion of the publication here of. for the period of ninety day you fail or refuse to contribut, to ihe undersigned your proportion Of such expenditure as q co-owne your interest in said mining claim will become the proi.nr;y uf tn undersigned your ro-owner. wh' has made such required eXpendi ture.
 Dated at Nome Alaska. the 13ti day tf February. 1926. W. J. ROWE.
 Co-Owner Publish Feb 1a. 70. 27. March (
 13. 20. 27. April 2. 10. IT, 2i
 Noy
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WEDNESDAY, tTFl EGRaP!4Ic>
HEALTH SERVICE
 MAKES GOOD MOVE.

seattle, March To, (H)-The Pub all fisherman and cannery workers going to Alaska this season must undergo a health examination. Five thousand were examined here. This is done to prevent the spread of di- sease.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
THURSDAY tTElECRApHICl
SEATTLE EEEt 'TS
 WOMAN MINOR

seattle. March II. Ati Complete unofficial figures show that th" city manager proposition was lost bS one hundred and three votes Tllif ty six thousand six hundred and six votes were cast in favor of the pro position and thirty -sN thousand seven hundred and nine against Mrs LandcS received Zforly eight thousand seven hundred votes and Brown furty-two thousand eight hundred and two. When Mrs l.antles was called out uf bed and informed "f her victory. she said ''l shall make every effort to serve the cilN loyalty and eff iently Il shall re main faithful in mv belief in lc future of the city manager plan All freeholdtrs that the seattle Civic Federation endorsed except one were elected
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
GERMAN DELEGATES
 MAY RETt RN

Geneva, March H. 4't streese man told the allied statesmen al q meeting that il Ger,mnny was unable 10 enter the League alone. her del "eates mu-t return to Berlin Any- lining els" would be T violation of the mandate France announced hat sh" would not insist on the ''nlidaetes of Spain and Poland for permanent membership. is il would cause a rrices-
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
ARMY HllMp
 FALLS IN WAITER

Newsport News. March II. I1 The army blimp TIA five fell nose first into water at Hampton Roads Launches immediately Jeff old Point Comfort to render assistance. Prior to the fall. the blimp with nos" mashed in was seen to dip into he water once.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
NOTICE OF ruEFEIrlRE.

To kostas h.ustathi4n John kaehi-
 kas. F H ''"Ndeu James Sfam
 pul"s Nl"hacl f:f.imrls, eH"= hcirs.
 executors, admtui7trAt"i- and a
 signs ut each
 You art. lrr-hy not lied tiltt the dndersnned hua eNpen4et t5fe=+.ru et one flnndl'd lislla' td=i=pi. sentinR thr iakIutla+ Asze,=tttp,n Placer MHnp rlttnl ortsina mol fee nl lo,:tttan tt=e7,I =ea ia =N5l=f9i al page S wi l tha srenFati#lj,u. fl,n Il notits. ri.,uIdgG u Nol guS al page a2G and =7ii'at uu Willow Greek ! triputarA at r., nlt1= Bty"r i'll ih" Capr NorIeH Rec,y. le n. triet. Sr ani pivi@i5n I rritnt5 of Alaska. durine and to~ c"c'. of rhr wears for : nual tN. n iitu5s ou placer III iias claims as rgulted by law, from The year h' WntHE Jyp nary l7f. 1Gli Iu and ualu linz -lr wear ending Julv l. l3a5--. .eco'it for the ;.Irf" years Il sal mt, .f.l when the requirement. lil' eXpeadi ure was suspended uY Act of Con gress.
 And you and en h of you ur" notified that if yuu' do uoi pa' ioul proporiionato shnr" ut such "NpruJ itur" to the undersisucI at e,om Alaska. within aU days u"Ni follow ing the ninety day period nf puhii cation of this notice. tine interest of each of you in and tp the said claim will forfeit nd bc and be come the prop-riS "f he unlel signed
 JAMES PANO%. G,-pwner Publish Dee 2G. 1925 and Jan ?. 9, l6. 2a, Ho Feb. 6 l9 %. 27. N..I...l. |
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vantage of any of his vanished opponents to warble Il sole after he had been proclaimed a victor
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13

Tacoma, March IT. A1 A shot after it had been reported that an attempt would bc mad" tn free Miio Esgtrs
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13

Nurfolk. March II. (P,-Escap- ing gas and failure of the motors to work caused the blimp to fall, A Coast Guard patrol boat rescued three who were aboard unhurt.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
SEW FER BOND
 ISSl ES N'rED\ ED

seattle. Marah |, t4a Two sew CT bond issues t"lallins thrre mil
 i'n were apprus"d hy= =tltc Nott.ra= .t"nncilm"n Philip TimtaH. Itoheft B ilasketll and w T Campbell were returned To tiirr. ;is wer" rorr Commissioner N $ Lincoln: School direefars F, Holmes e F Thorgrimson; City comptroller Harry Carroll md ti1Y- -Treasuret Ed l.. Terry.
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Paris. March 10. GPl Briand ac- copied the mandate of Doumergue to form the ninth cabinet.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
NOTICE OF FoRFE.ITRE.


 To James Stamoulos Jam4s Ka.er-
 ines, F. k Cowdeu kostas Eus-
 tathion John kachikAs Nicholas Fill, George Mantikas. thr heirs.
 executors, adminjstratU~ :nd as-
 signs of each.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned hos expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars in repre- 9eutin@ inc Ka'amat1 tssoc;l'5en Placer Mining Claim (nri@ii:I no tice of loration recorded in Vol. 1al al page s2 with thr amended lo"a- tion notice recorded in Vol 2rS at page 22G ard situate on Willow Creek in the Cape Nome Recording IHstrIr'. :ieennd Division Territory ,f Alaska. during and for r2"h ut he wears for annual eXporditLrc on tlac"r mining claims as rrduired by law. from the ye"r he@inniu% iau. nary lst, 19l1 to and including the year ending July 1st, 1923. oNcep Tor inc thre" years iIt said intr. val when the requirement. for eSpendi "re was suspeL ded hv Act of Can- eress
 And you and eaeh of you. are iioilHtN Illsli IT Npl tlif lItI I''N h''llt proporiionate share of such expend iture. to the undersigned al Nome, Alaska, within 9o days npNt follow ing the ninety day period of publi- cation of this notice .thrs interest 'f ",t.h of you in and tn he said ,nim will forfeit anl br and he nm" the property of the uad"r- signed
 JAMES PIANOS, Co owner Publish Dec. 26. 1925, and Jan ,. 9. 1G, 23, 3O. Feb. 6. 1@. 20. 27. March 6. 13. 20, 1926.
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spokane, March II. tl'l Th" ninety thousand school bond issue and the proposition tn huild q pub lie auditorium
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
ONINII.Rt iNI AIH
 PLANE DNMtGEI

Hudson. NlafehUla tIiZonr of the two =eommereial pllnes#ttfai lett f'riday=fer lteu Lake returned da- maeed yesterday Both planes en rounlered Il sneWstorm and were forced la desend
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13
lNp-DEFENDANTS SPEND
 Hs NIGHT IN JAIL

Seattle. March 10. B-Eleven of the co-defendants in the olmsted
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Eoclos, March H. tP, Fourteen addltinonaI hodl"s w"r. tnnud dead T he looal coal min" disaster
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Miami, March II. c4' The Tun ny suiblins match has h"'eu can celled The prumoter- declared ina flu" capital Wa= madrpu1Ie
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-13

Miami Fla Mai9ah n-lPi Tun uey and Slrihlins will fight Frida} night beginning il =jN thirty Pacifi, tim"
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rriner Hurcrt March IT. cr Efforts Ia triioat the lioNer w"r. susIottaed ,,' ',.fastA= bre1r,t. ni he. ~ 5rls
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I4NF.S FNNUg. Tl-oWmeT Publish Dee. 2G. 1925. and Jan ?. 9, It. 2a, go, Feb 6, l@, %, 27. March (, l3. 20. 1926.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-20
LEGATION GUEST
GOING TO NEW YORK

Gen. Fredrico Aguilar, chief or
staff Of the President Of Guatemal la,
and now a guest at the Guatemalan
legation, will leave Washington In
q day or two. for New York, where
he will meet his two daughters,
Senorita Magdalena Aguilar and
Senorita Carmen Rosa Aguilar, ~
and IA years old, respectively, who
are arriving after a two years
course in the Convent Of the Holy
Family in Brussels. General
AguiIar has taken an apartment in
New York and will remain there
with his daughters until September,
when they will enter a school near
Washington.
II 4 y
An interesting golf twosome of
yesterday morning on the Cascades
course, Hot Springs, Va, was that
of Associate Justice James Clark
McReynolds, of the Supreme Court,
and William D. Guthrie, Of New
York