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shall be substantially that described in this chapter
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen shall designate the
me- @ p1g a paoe f 81 paaJe o NJ a pe p ope
and appoint the judges and inspectors of election
and provide for the making printing and distribution Of
ballots and provide the necessary booths and paraphernaa
for the holding of such elections
qualification of electors shall he required by
the constitution and laws of the State for State and county
They shall residents of the city for at least
ninety 9O days previous to primary special general
election held therein.
otherwise provided by city ordinance the laws
of the State relative to violations of the election laws and the
publicity of campaign contributions and expenditures OF com
mttees and candidates at primary special and general cleo
be enforced provided in said State laws
%. All special elections herein provided for shall be
conducted in the and under the provisions
provided the holding of general elections including
the qualifications of electors and the nomination OF
"a The mode of nomination Of elective officers of the
city be voted for at municipal election shall be as fol
lows, and not otherwise:
(a) The of candidate shall be printed upon the
petition of nomination shall have been filed in
his behalf the and form and under the conditions
hereinafter set FORTH
(b) The petition Of nomination shall consist of print
ed or written statement certificate substantially in the fol
lowing FORM with the blanks properly filled in:
PETITION FOR NOMINATION
State of Arizona, County of Santa Cruz,
City of Nogales,-ss.
We the undersigned do hereby certify that do here
bv join in a petition for the nomination of
.------ whose residence is at No.
in City Nogales Arizona, for the office of
the municipal election to be held in the city
of Nogaes on the - day of 19--~-
and we each do hereby further certify nvdu
alp for the other that qualified elector
and this time sgner of other petition
mating any other candidate for the above named office
there places to be filled the above named
office signed petitions than there
be filled the above named office that residence
opposite hereinbelow and that occupa-
ton is as set opposite my herenbelow.
Names of | Occupation City of Nogales Date of
Signers | Street Number Signing
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of the City of Nogaes Santa Cruz County, Arizona at the
Primary Election to be held in said City the day Of

26. Any person whose has been presented under
the foregoing sections the provided
ton hereinafter may not later than wenyeight (28) days
before the day of election his her be with
drawn from nomination by filing with the city clerk request
the ballot IF upon such withdrawal number of
dates remaining does not exceed the number be elected
then other nominations may be made by filing petitions there
Tor not later than twenty (20) days prior election
27. The City Clerk shall preserve in his office for
period Of two 2) years all petitions of nomination all
certificates thereto filed under this Chapter
28. Immediately after such petitions filed, the City
Clerk shall enter the of the candidates in list with the
offices to be filled and SHALL not later than fourteen days
fore the election certify such list being the list candidates
required by the Charter of the City of Nogaes
the offices to be filled to be published the proclamation
calling the election for the period and the
hereafter be provided by law by ordinance of said city
for the publishing of such election proclamation.
29 The City Clerk shall the ballots printed
numbered hereinafter provided for the printing
binding and numbering of ballots to be used municipal
ons the hereafter be provided by ordinance
said ballot shall contain the list of and the respective
Offices published in the proclamation and shall be substan
tally in the following form:
PRIMARY GENERAL OR SPECIALLY MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TON, CITY OF NOGALES
(Inserting Date Thereby
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, stamp write
X in squae right of the of the candidate
you desire vote. All marks otherwise made
bidden All distinguishing marks prohibited and make the
ballot void. If wrongly mark tear deface this ballot
the Inspector of election and obtain another
Name of Office) Name of Office)
Vote for the Vote for the
may be. may be-
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qualifications electors and the nomination of candidates.
CHAPTER v.

THE INITIATIVE
49, Any proposed ordinance may be submitted to the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen by petition signed by fifteen
m per the qualified electors of the city, computed
the for the candidates for at the last preceding
general municipal election at which elected
A. Any proposed ordinance desired to be submitted to-
the Mayor Board of Aldermen shall be presented
petition substantially in the following form:
Nogales Arizona ..~-..~..--.~...-....~-~
To the City Clerk of the City of Nogales:
We undersigned residents Of the City Of Nogales A
zona and duly qualified electors therein do hereby submit
and propose for adoption the following ordinance and
request that action be taken by relative to the adoption
rejection of such proposed ordinance at the earliest possible
moment and that the be forthwith submitted to vote
of the people, to-wit:
(Here insert the proposed ordinance in full)
Names of Signer Address
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State of Arizona, County OF Santa Cruz
City of Nogales-ss. aa
cath; says thatas qualified elecor in the City of No
gales County, Arizona; that to the best of
knowledge and belief all the gners to the above mentioned
paper electors the said City Of Nogaes Arizona that
signed with knowledge OF the contents
thereof that their respective residences correctly stated
therein that each signed the the date set opposite
and that afant intends to support the candidate
therein named.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this of
...----.---.- -.--..-.., 19-.----.
Notary Public Santa Cruz County Arizona
(c) It shall be the duty of the city furnish upon
application reasonable number of forms of said petition
N The signatures Of such petitioners for such nominees
need (1 petition but than ID petition
may be filed for nominee candidate Each Of said pe
shall also have printed thereon at the end thereof the
The petition of of which this certificate forms
part, SHALL if found insufficient be returned
Arizona" -
(e Each of said petitions be of uniform size
by the City Clerk shall contain the of
and and each signer thereto shall be
qualified the city Nogaes and must not the time
of having signed his her thereto have signed 9TH
petition any other candidate for the office in
there several places be filled in the office
signed petitions for candidates for that office than there
are places to be filled in such office.
() petition petitions for nomination, consisting
of signatures of qualified voters aggregang not less than five
per cent of the number of votes cast for at the last
cedng general election at which elected be
presented the City Clerk earlier than sixty days later
than twenty days before the date set for election The City
Clerk shall endorse such petition petitions the date when
the received by him.
a. provisions Of Chapter VII Of this Charter far
IS the the filing of petitions for recall the
by the City Clerk of such petition the vercation
thereof by the said City Clerk to the number and quaca
gners the return thereof in said petition
petitions defective do not fully comply with the provisions
of this Charter relative to the number and qualifications OF
sgnes the presentation thereof in they found
sufficient the Board of Aldermen far applicable shall
apply petitions filed for the nominations of candidates for
elective officers the City of Nogaes said petitions also
amended provided herein for the amendment Of recall
petitions at time prior twenty days before such election
25 In order for the of candidate to be placed
upon ballot there shall be filed with said nomination pct
ton for said candidate certificate subscribed by him to the
effect candidate for the office mentioned said
petition certificate shall be substantially in the follow
ing form:
hereby certify that
l a candidate for the office
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State of Arizona, County of Santa Cruz.-ss..

beng flrst duly sworn on
deposes says that is resident and duly quail
elector of the City of Nogale Arizona that the sigma
appearing hernabove the genuine signatures of the
whose they bear and that each and all of them
residents and duly qualified electors of the city of No
gales that the of the persons procuring the said pe
and who should be notified of all proceedings and action
reference such petition here insert the
of three persons and their addresses.)
Subscribed and to before of
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l am candidate for the office
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Beatbs.

PRICE: On Saturday. September IS. 1o:e~a at
husband is e Msrxsret b Price. and son Of
restinT res ae ~ hs and d;G Mary Price Remains
apt. 3o2 until II am. Tuesday morning.
ianersi hor,s Ssoi 14is q, NV! p h9ss T"esdaS az
Cemetery, Alexandra. vas si,s aXiexandris asdrr
papers please copy
sMirn. Suddenly. Sunday. September 80.
Msera. ln2e e. hss sr,rsd rrssidence: 1519 y ST. nv.
g. johnson OF 1910 Coreoran at, nv.
neral home. 1nterment. Profit. Va. on
Wednesday. September 90. 20
Wrishs Lodge eeeis1 "a. %ssscsttinS ssct g. & Ghc5 T.
will be called a. odd Fellows Hail :
to make par Mee6sy ,b 92s
ssrSsheT scSIse : WATTER TTRNEH BY order Of Of
VERk HYSn On Sunday. septemher 20 1923.
HENHf. beloved husband Of Lillian verr
aa from ON fu..Sss Fl: s,s rssSsaG ss
$40 am. Requiem mass at The Church
Of Nativity at o O'clock Relatives and
rseI.i:rv frr.end: invited. lnterment St. MaTys
WOLFE on p Sturdy sSpsEs pssGmGsr & & WOLFE LIE
widow, OF Thomas NJ. Wolfe. Funeral
from her late residence. 1926 Park rd.
nv. Gn TUESDAY. September 2s at II
ESssserisE' Nd TTed.rick anS ndf'%nni eH%ner a
Iand. Nd. papers please copy) 80
2s. 1920. Willard Earl. beloved di'Sn son
1I Mary z. and the late George W.
day. September 3s. . pm. Interment
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Cloudy, prob
ably showers tonight and tomorrow;
slowly rising temperature tomorrow;
gentle northeast and east winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Cloudy,
probably showers tonight and tcmor-
row: slowly rising temperature in the
interior tomorrow: moderate to fresh
northeast and east winds.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm. So: pm,
56; 12 midnight. 50: am, 81; am.
SO: noon. SO.
Barometer pm, 30.35; 8 p.m..
3O.33: 12 midnight, 30.35: 4 am, 30.36;
s m, 1894: noon. 30.33.
Highest temperature. 63. occurred
at 3:45 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, so, occurred at
2:30 am. today.
Temperature. same date last year
Highest, 50; lowest, 5S.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide. 6:45 am. and 1903
p.m.; high tide, 1927 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 7:42 am. and
s:O2 pm.; high tide, 1852 am. ana
1:22 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5;6s Am; sets o:os
pm.
Tomorrow--Sun rises 6 am; sun
sets 5:5S pm. 900,
Moon rises 1915. pm; sets 1923
pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the
water at Great Falls today ct am
Temperature, 66; condition very
muddy.
Vxyno&l,c,. l., Vo rinIaQ Cities.
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RITES FOR ROSENTHAL.
Funeral Held of Man Murdered BY
Mexican Bandits.

FAIR ROCkAWAY, n. Y, Septem-
ber 27 LPp.--Funeral services fty Jacob
Rosenthal. murdered recently by
Mexican bandits, were conducted yes
terday afternoon at the Masonic Tenn
pie here shortly after arrival of the
body from Mexico City.
The services were attended by re1a-
tives and friends and members of the
congregational Bethel of the United
Community, center of Cedarhurst, of
which Mr.. Rosenthal was a trustee.
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Deaths Reported.
Catherine McMenomy. 102. ~

Catherine McMenomy. 102. 81 Michigan
ave. ne.
Laura V. Griffths 50. 553 Randolph st.
George Schaeffer. go Providence Hospital.
Vellette McCombs Sedgwick 81. 14o5
Edward c. Mossburg 53. George Wash
Joseph T. McCloskey 50. Walter Reed
sam Scher %. 756 Princeton pl.
Walter Claude Myers. %, Potomac River,
foot 3tith st
Burton Holtz. ). months; sos C st. ne.
Sarah Shields 100 1921 Oregon ave.
George Grigsby 65 Gallinger Hospital
Minnie f: Lewis. SO. s15 Delaware ave. s.w.
Joshua F. Barber. 40 Galinger Hospital
Frank White. as. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Martha A. Henson As. 1892 Dennison pl.
Maggie Walker 35. 232 P st.
Nettie Jardin. % Tuberculosis Hospital
Ada. Elizabeth johnson. months, 1920
South Capitol st. Sc.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
10 the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Walter and Marie Burke, boy
Merl w. and Rose f. Click. boy.
J.>.Iulus and Daisy p. Grassen girl.
Charles s. and 'rillie Monroe. boy.
Joseph and Mildred Klein. girl
HaWson F. and Eta V. Hooe. girl.
William J. and Maude Y. Stephenson. girl
Douglas and Margaret Parkhurst. boy
Robert and Grace Jones. girl.
Russell and Abbie Ridgewsy, girl.
Owen and Grace Parrott girl.
Richard and Delilah Lewis. girl.
George and Mamie Randolph. boy.
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BedfhG.

Ss fssldsnse si2 aist !, s, Ezsh.,S WILLIAM AM
residence on wednesday. September. 20.
at 10 oc1s Relatives Mad and ne
Cemetery, Frederick. Md, at 30 p% Pm.
BARBER. Departed this, life Friday. Sen,
BARI bARBER a4 Rsr l0ng sce Illness H. h
services. viii be he Wednesday. sePtem-
Der 20. at , O'Clock at his late residence
BEAE Suddenly on sst"rday
Nv nv l2 ASN% Cecilia as5 fffae8f %fe Of the s late
5esfSa hass 1ss1f E"nsGi vii af Rsa !Es%
itol St. on. Tuesday. September 2s. at
where % ma" mass viii be said at am. for the
5as invited 10 attend. Interment Mount oSJiyet
ct $40 3ouN pm At his residen;e sls ,s st.
Ennera fro his late residence Tesday
ssepfef ST. Joaeehs chrch ar Where mass %i be
said at 8 am. for the repose of his soul
Relatives and friends invited to attend. 27'
6IA %ARY Dyson sasf ssed G"s sesTi 81.
sn aen % her 9sf brcSer. She snd
sssf$ s;ssS SsSssS ssSs$esF e from j.;
friends are invited to attend.
FREEMAN. Friday. September -, 1928.
WSt 4eea T devoted husband Of Dorothy Free
". Freeman. He also leaves to mourn
ers. Funeral Tuesday. September .s at
g, pm. from Florida Avenue Baptist
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
FtatE!AsS 1os.s ~ osss; Se fa4 PsSeiE' e.
Florida =, Avsape B5O,i.t chareh Tu.sds1' s%
row At the Eks Rest on ondsS, e'Sn sep,s% e s1n-
SsF @ At snd Fores, TTs"Hs Tsmps Ssr Na foss sss
Attest. wN +. w2h11MslE PhEls EssI5sa ssess Ruler.
HOWARD On Friday, September -. 1928,
covnxson e g. at MILfHM iii fsGepee sit
friend Of MI Annie ksSs f%%ersl sn% GeTS'se Taes
p% pp1S GTise 53s edsfs.seT. Rss,,1i. &c GhsG: i$s
% Ancs der bsio1eG sss'1sGcs wife h@st 81
bsr late, residencs: Tuesday, 'seoi.mper p.
1
o:s 1nreh & cas1 !%s1 brGss os.,h. M
s hsr rssdns. on sd: os q:
| ELLEN v: wife of the late Ernest A
address Tuesday. September 20. at at . n.m
! Interment Rock Creek Cemetery .(Balti-
more. Md. papers please COPY
MANkIN. On Sunday: September 90, 1925.
Arthur. Brown, aol4 Dent place. NV.
R. ManFin. Remains resting at the above
be @s q Fnnera service. o the
! dnce of her son, A. L.. Mankin. Arcols
McMgSOMy. idgs On .;H.ns Saturday; September s5,
cATHARfNE McMENoMY funeral from
ber M 81 ssov =, 20 am: Themes e' t. Nationsl
Shrine OF the immaculate Conception;
where f2emn high msss nsscssd w be be a.
pha on the II o'clock train Interment
a. the, Old Cathedral Cemetery. Phiisdel-
S 1925 at her RI residence ee the Hishlan
| Apartment. s. GERTRUDE. widow Of the
ze Ss GeoTss sse prsta Gb. snd aaashs ana br
Mrs. Merrfmas is survived BY a sister.
" " de Barth walbseh. Mrs E,saaore VA. VA
ons, nephew. Capt James de Bsrth Wal.
| bach. Funeral services at her late
Residence. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
IntermeMatt Ut Greenmount Cemetery B.lti-
PAYNE. On Sunday septemher rs 1928.
PAYNE. aged as Years. Funersi from ME- Ser
@ p.m. Relative: AND friends fe1s%Gfr invita-
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MRS. ELLEN v. KNORR DIES
Widow of Ernest A. Knorr Was
Born in Baltimore so Years Ago.

Mrs. Ellen Virginia Knorr. widow
of Ernst A. Knorr. died early yes
terday at her residence, 3405 Fessen-
den street. after an illness of several
weeks. Mrs. Knorr had suffered from
angina pectoris. which developed into
pneumonia.
Mrs. knorr was born in Baltimore
so years ago and had lived in Wash
ington a number of years. She is
survived by a daughter. Miss Flora
Virginia knorr. and son, Ernst A.
Knorr of Washington.
Funeral services will he held at
the residence tomorrow at o'clock
and interment will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery. Rev. DR.. John Paul Tyler
of the Epworth Methodist Church
South will officiate
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3n M Men1orian,.

Ioysd wife and mother, Mrs. KATIE
years ago today. September % 1923.
Relentless death among us comes
=. And bitter grief imparts.
But never from our hearts
To-Day recalls ss = memory
And those who still remember her
HqsSANP H,tNsITrpso IoHS ETurF fASKETT SFdTT an, ANP
fHSsA HS&s eAR A$R fEASPfHRE!T EEASF
ny dear o% O goHN Syps RuRF6S fsT5 RRS H
who dsparted th,s life eo two years ago to-
I an, always thinking OF you. my darling
., And my heart ,s is filled ed With pain
Could I hear your voice again,
When We were all together
But. oh. how sad il all 10 nov
Since yon have gone forever .,,,
Hls sg4fE k2Elz SsD sis#ERs 1Nb Hh5TE
CARROLL. A tribute of love to the
memory, Of our dear daughter ETHEL f;
years ago today, September - 1918.
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord.
and let perpetual light shine upon her.
May her soul through the mercy OF God
HER LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER
danshter. " cATHERiSE .cTts 19tEf 9@tEfARk % Who de de-.
parted this life one year ago. September
May MoFHTR. Rsf hGsl fsds FosETrE 4 GeaHi EE1L
of our dear one. SAMUEL NJ. CRALEY.
day, day September iS '",7 -. los. 5"' '''' -' ~
precious one from us is gone,
voice we love is stiled:
place is vacant in our home
HIS sE6 H9y5Nf SR1iIkIpEJE' ME- ANNA Il. cRALE.H'
nv dear daughter and 9ur hi: sister: t,i:
u. 1908.
s;$;tr sso4GaHi s sGaf Silent sis#Es isHss''
q az dear ss% %e'Ssr SS: iosH AESsiETTx );
We loved her, yes. we loved her.
shining shore.
The heavenly gates. were opened.
gentle voice said come.
And with farewell unspoken.
She calmly entered home,
Hth BTREa ARb RRhUGGHTESNhHiH GHENHH 56fk E3HA
d,,r In sad but lexis E SHRTS
today %ds dsepstsd ting is24 years ago
Whsn 0G!S GOD GSs Peeslls isAff His Hf'0~ now
And bids them leave "a world of woe
For immortal crown:
Is not even death gain
c,1,r TG those who life wsa sSsn' issn ,o.s
To open them IN Heaven.
At home on the beautiful hills of God,
By the valley of rest so fair.
Some day. some time. when our task is
With love shall meet you there:
LOVING MOTHER.
MURPHY. In sad but loving remembrance
GEo&GE ". MURPHY. Who departed this
life nine years ago today, September ~,
Though silent your voice and vacant your
Sweet are the memories that still lingsr
My love stTrl unaltered will always re-
Till 1--we We meet over yonder. dear father
DAUGHTER MARION.
just a thought Of sweet remembrance
just memory kind and true;
ThfFs We eo DO nos @tS hnk 81 soa
GRsAAMSDDRPAAuuGHTERs BERTHE AND 70
SCOTT. A tribute Of love and devotion TO
tas tssher meT%sTTf WILLIAM "A "u sco @So % ds
parted this life Ave years ago. September
Gone. but not forgotten.
Sleep in Jesus blessed sleep
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
WILLIAMS. In memoryii yii, Of f. eur dearly lear be,
1870 is.o. " ~
In our hearts your memory fingers
HER CHILDREN.
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Carn Of Ubanks.

DELANEY. Words at this time are power,
less to our SINCERE Thanks fr;snds snS sn
neighbors. during illness of our beloyed
SON husband and father RUFUS DE;
LANEY: also for the beautiful moral
THE FAMILY.
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tween 4th and o SITS and 0akdale or street
car; reward. 1923 Corcoran st. NV. Po-
tomac 1880
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LOST.

BROOCH. gold. with Pearls. Potomac Park
Treasury, this morning. Reward. Col 5468.
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FOREIGN.

a. am, Greenwich time. today
TAron>rature Waatl
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FILMS-Left on writing desk at the top of
Washington Monument. reward. Address
Rnx ASA Star Office .Ora
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EYEGLASSES. Tortoise. shell rims. on
| Thursday morning. st. bet. 18th and 4th
n az FrauIIjn S654-J 02s
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FOX TERRIER. wire-haired. white with
black ears: harness plate marked Scooter" :"
Butler. 1900 EdgecOmbe rd. Reward Phone
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IRISH SETTER. red. male. Reward for
/ return or information leading to where
| ahontS Phone Main sTS0
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| HOUND-Black and tan. gray face: old
| Milton Stevens. Cottage Hill. ne. Lincoln
5014 Reward 2os
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Sunday: September 26. 1925 At
H beloved brother of Elizabeth NJ. and
Anna A. Baker Funeral form his late
residence on Wednesday. September 20.
at 10 Oclocls am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment. private. Mount Olivet
Cemetery, Frederick. Md. at 30 pm
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DoG-white curly poodle; lame reward
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-20
SEWARD DISPATCH BRINGS STOGETHER
 FORMER FRIENDS
NEWS SENT TO STATES BY GATE. WAY GENERALLY RELATED
 THRUOUT THE U. s.

Another instance of the power of the press was brought forcibly home few days ago when brief Asso- ciated Press dispatch from the Sew ard Gateway to the Outside world relative to J. P. lannon's snow bur. jed, home made antenna, reunited friends who had been separated since 1918.
 The dispatch, and almost everyday some happening of this district is flashed to the States by the Gateway A. P. correspondent, appeared in the Duluth Herald, published in Duluth, Minn., was as follows:
 SEWARD, Alaska, Dec. "A. (P)
 With the radio antenna buried
 in the snow, J. P. Hannon, a Sew
 ard resident, listens in on the
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-20

Although France claims to lead the world in aviation, in number of rec ords held, number of planes and the quantity of other equipment, recent monthly record of air passengers car ried from Le Bourget airdrome showed France last among the nationalities who chose this form of travel Even Lapland, which boasts of a single air. plane, stood ahead of France in this record. America was first.
 During the month in question of all passengers leaving Le Bourget for London, Prague, Vienna and other con. tinentaf points, 57 per cent were Am ericans, 23 per cent British, II per cent central Europeans, 5 per cent Laplanders, and 4 per cent French.
 The explanation of the high per centage of Laplanders is that dele gation from that country attended . meeting in Paris and departed for the Swedish airport at Stockholm by way of Berlin, in three specially chartered airplanes.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-20
SHOULD GIRLS
 USE THE WEED,
 PARIS COLLEGE,

PARIS, Jan. 20. (P-The controver- sy over whether girl students should smoke, which recently evoked so much discussion in the United States has reached the Sorbonne, Paris great cen ter of learning.
 Those who oppose smoking for wo- men of the university accuse the girl smokers of trying to "camoflage their femininity" and the smokers reply wit some contempt that the charges are "small town stuff" and those who are making the charges as "frowzy and old-fashioned"
 American and Russian girl students have taken the lead in the smoking campaign, and the habit has increas- ed notably during the present term, but the sight of a girl puffing a cigar cite is still rare enough to shock some of the Sorbonnites.