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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
Smumalaimen 6nffnntt.

Drio BerGmao, noin 27 lu1ooen
ifGnen iiion1oIoinen plittpolGinen,
Gbti 8oeotastu, g. s., itimumatfal
lie @est SoOeritrOlpn SuOiOn mir
ran ronnoIle, iunruintoino elofuitr
pGitpGnG ia buttui noin 8 ieit.
ouisiu iItupailpdIIa. . Otrtumis fac
Tin bios posta mp0bG6n italia
= grio eerGmoo, oil oirnltt mil
netIi 8ictor 9tonnon luono, III
9oIiIa6e abe, 8ogoto, q. s. it
tebnpt puittpoIGiien tOita, piimefI
@m SiIIiId, gogotosiu. 2dbempit
tietoio iautuot Iittplatiet oiottteello
8ictor Santa, III goIiiooe abe.
@oaoto, q. 8. -. 81. 9. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
9lurteita Snumen iOfien pObiusia

glarteita Sapmen jOfien pObiasIa.
@GbGn tllnnettua lienee, ettG
So9iois LSuomesIo feiGn aifoan bar
rastetaon beImenpDpoDstG, maiffa
Iaolis rIeintoan ei ole totpin feb1t.
talpa. WteifdlGinen ioftbeImiiiWpltf-
ia moi ninittGin iefin "luoOa" BEL
mia, muiffei fpllGfGGn IGbestultoon
foon ielloiiio, ioitn ianooan Sntian
ia SDpnen maltolneren ronnoilta,
mlttta uiein lentG1n lporlin faunit-
ia ia oriuoffaito. Sofienrne belni-
Iinlp1ffu on mtuten elGimnaailmom
me onitltiiintpia ilnioitG. Sebtori
&. &Grfi moinitIee Iiitd g8alosia" !"
ilmeStDneeSIG mielentiintoiIeSIa fir
10ltlttleS1da1, ettet ltIu IalUuIu eH7
iinfGGn mariinaiiella iarpiolueel-
lamme, mltta fpllG eiim Siiolmen
IeuouiIla ia SpbdioesIu. SSofibeImi-
iiunptffa lienee meillG iGGfoltOen al
foinen jGte.elGin. -Sama @uIOn
SO ni6e iiiGItGG firioitufiet mp0s
8cnetIiun faupasto, riipoitsilmiois
td ustonnolliieSid eIGmG8iG, Weren.
fiertoelintiStosiG ia fen iairuufiista
ipulofupoufieSta ia taistelusta fun
muutta moStaap.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
2 fitollnt Sc lunffanntnnnt iuetnriu
66DrDpannnn raiGbObficsIG.

g(sbtobulo, Ohio. - 8etlrinfu-
lettoio GoDne ia lGmntittGiG 80. 8.
Quinn, molemmat Dounestomnista,
menettilpGt benfeniG ia fultii mics
ia louffoontui min poboin ettG bei-
6dt oil tpietGipG iairaaloon boiOetta
tpitii ia so mitlita iaiuat lietpempt1
nontn1oia fun erGGn Seem Yorf
Central rolttotien robtitpeturin 1ob
rpponnu r6iGbti 'tGGIlG. 9fGiGboDs
topobtut 9(mericon Sort ono Soc
contponpn tebtoon e6esid mtsid
Iouffaantltneet oIiipot tposiG. Souf-
foantuneet ioipot iponmario lent1'
wistd IoIeista ia iirpoleista. &didb
Dps tGriIptti IGbeII6 oleipin rofen'
nitfiia IGrfien nii6en iffrnot.
@eturin foneentdpttdid menetti
benfenIa iiImdnrdpGpfiesid ia Idm'
mittaia menetti benfenid pion rd'
iaboptien idrfcen. 9pptd raidbOpf
Ieen ei tieoet6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
@il6ert, GRinn.

8iine lauolttaioomltno loDoet-
tim erGGltG tutofooulta Motti Sos
ti-nininen Iuomalainen metiGtpolGi
men fuolleeno. &oifeSto pGGttGen o.
Ii RGnet mltr9nttu roa'alla talpalla.
WtifGli tieOetGan, oil &osfi tltllut
faupuntiin periattoina er1Glt1 met
iGfGntpGltG Srrin lGbettptbiltG. 8ir.
ginin8ia maintain erG6n bGnen tal
tuiienia mieS6entilon ostoneen puff
neito IitGlGiieStG liiffeestG ia oil I'D
neIIG olllt iilloin roboo noin 200
0olloria. WeDo6enrnin oil nieBer
nGbtD nouiewon @tlbertiin meme.
lpGGn fatiupounlrun.
gsGbtGipGSti oil &osfeo lp0tt
pGGbGn ioIloin rosfualla eiineellG
! iiGlG b6nen otiusiaun oil rubieIntiu
ginbaa ia oripoeiineitG Ell uDrir
maottei0en toSflstu I00Oettp, ioter
rD08t0ntur9on luullaan oleipan fp
iDnlDfie8iG. S:lti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
WtetIGpalOiem iuaara WfinneIutasIa
luafaluampi iitte IN. 1918.

s. 9. Sino, lpaltfon metIGaparti.
oSton pGGllifto IobioiS- -@inneIotas
ia ilmoittaa, ett1 tulen paara met
iiSidnrns on nrs9Gan nnfawompi
fuin tosfoan OH ollut Iitte uuo0en
1918 iituren polon. Scum metiisiG
on festifeidlIa palion tltoretta rlto.
boa ia lebttluia puitu, min ionfun
aifaa paara ei ole min ubtnomo,
mifii bGn ennl1stoa len tulepan ipf
ipnnn1ll1 fun fuitpuus on irturem.
pi.
Sooetta on Iaatlt noin fltltIt tltl.
mna mGbemmGn tGnG puonnn tuin
minG1n tpuonna iitte 1918, iofa on
luonnolliIesti paituttast1tt maapes
ran llopead tltNDllllllsta 1a tasDllll-
illltOen aifaiiemmin fuoleentumiSta,
iosta taas on ieurarifiena monet tlt-
boiiot metiGpdlot.
sos iofainen liiffuesiaan metIis-
ia, tllriStit, folastoiot ia metI6stG-
jGt oliiipat iparopaiiia tulen fGiit-
teIemiiesIG, min tulenrpoarat poitai
Il ipGlttGG. SGm1n marotufien o.
bella iln1oitetaon, ettG metlGmparti.
ioille on annettu mGGrGps Ieurata
fGrnppGrien b. m, iotfa metiiSiG lift
flttpat, bltolenpitoa tltlen ionmlltltt.
ie8ia ia tebbG ilmiontonia ia piOd-
tptiet, MILLION lainriffon1iSto tGsi6
IitbteesIo buomaatpot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
SyGfGs nainen fnullnt.

Albuquerque, Seem Nterico.
Wers Sanchez fuoIi tGGllG 125 nuo
oen ifGiIenG. SGn of ipntpnbt tdSiG
fultpungisio ia tltlluon bdutaumaan
eSponioIoisten ieirtiittoien tirfon
firffomoabull, iosia firtosia bdnet
faStettiin 10. 1901.
9ittGn eGGmGnid uifnna Ell Wers
Soncbe3 fGpnpt fnitentponu fuin
20 moilin etGiIppoesIG 9tG6uquer-
aueStd. &osfaon ban Ell torpinnut
lGGfGriG, ei elGmGsiGGn n6bnpt Tiff
flrmiufrlpiu ia oioi eniintGiien fer
ran autolla fafii ipuotta iitten
Bainuia iGtti iGIfeenid pbOen po'
ian, iofa on 95 muotios.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
Gnelantiluiuen iutalaiiua npunnitt.

2ontoo. - 9rittilGinen peoen.
oIainen S.29 ltppoii If. 9 p. onttlt:
roiniSpnifaIInnn 9ebouportir lni-
moStooIemulla. 8iiii mie8t6 menet-
ii benteni6 onnettomultOeSia.
9ppnd onnettonitltteen maintain
olleen len, eta nlrs fnllistli liiof-
Il, fun fiinnitpSfOpiiG pe0ettiin lai.
moa onff1roioesio Otpos ielitetGGn
niinfin, ettG olus foIlistl,i Iiiotit 70
feilleSioon miten Irturesia follistus
fulmosIu ie uoiii fulfeo. &onnella
olleioen fltuOen ntieben onnist1t bD
p1tG pois loiposto.
Soitollo, nibtn olus ltppoIt, on
mettG % iulolt ippppoelt1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
9toriam fanne Snpmea iuastaan
Saagin titumiuisttimesia.
iuastaan

&uten oifoilentnin on ferrottlt,
on gtoria pGGtt6npt nostoo fanteen
Suomeo postaan fonioinlpGlilesiG
titontioistuimesio Soogisia 303,055
fritltnrn fortpoamiiesta, ninfG lpo-
6ingon Ssorin tattoo fGriineeniG SELL
pisi6riuell6 belnifuitn q ia %
p:nG 1918 topabtlreen toforporiton
ioboosta. Weifdli $. S:ne on iImoi
tettt, tltlee Suomen unItion aiioo
Sooein tiiouioistttimesio oiomaon
minist. 81. S. SrOcOpe, iofa fesfi'
lpiiftono ioopui 8nrioipnsto Sel'
iinfiin. &onIoinudliien titpuioistiti'
men m1drGDsten nitfoon tiilee Suc
mi mp0s. oiettomoon tdsiG iltrsio
n. (. fanfoIliIen tiiomorin. Sdfii on
mGardttp boIIintoneuipos Sorenor
4ibIman.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
MaltO Dei ID ibmistd
SSOttamatta ilmestDnDt aaltO iuie-
n1t ntatanaan nimareita.

8iiiitoista ibmist6 ioutui "iala-
perGiien GALLON" paltoibin erie.
iGrlpen rannalla 8rant. ia Sarn-
6um.nimiiisiG uinopaifoisia Id-
bellG @uffaIoa, gt. 9. piime Jun.
mntaina.
&pnlmenen rltunlisto ilmoitetaan
lOpoetpn tGbGn mennesid ia piioen
bentil0n tieoetGan olepan eoelleen
fuOofiiSiu. Sltfia oil iGrtpen ieIdIta
nborpnpt iuuri oalto rannifolle ia
nielnisiut iiiGGniG eOellGmainitrt
benfiIOt. @eOeSii olleet nIiluut ual-
Ion tltloa tusftn buomanneet, ia
masta iitten buomaiipat iotain ia.
mnIliiuuoesta poiffeapaa oletpan
tnpnbtiumosio, fun peii olfot tpetdG
betG ltlapalle f6iin ia iamalla alas
pGin pinnan olle. 8arbatttenfin 1ti-
mnrien ponnisthtIet ontituista IL
miot1 tpostaon tlttnlilpot bDooDtt0.
militia, paan onniStlti ntltlttamien
ltimorien pelnStolltuo. Se otpot fer
toneet, ettG tltntlti iiltG tltin oliii-
ipot be GftiG tGtpeIleet ionfun ~
mGnteen reunaIle, misiG meOenulai-
men tpirta fisfoi 9eitG tpoimuffousti
nutannlo.
Wonbeban.i iaorella Wtainen pal.
tiosIo ilmoitetaan rannolle GtfiG
Ip0finneen topnllista iultremmon
uallon, iofn oil iuunnilleen iaman-
faltainen fuin 8uffalon luono erie.
iGripen rannulla, mieneen mennes-
iaan tafii pientG Iosta, ioioen ritlt-
militia Ell oltu Iop0ettp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
steuurt nimitettp IenaattOrifii So
iuasta.

9es Neoines, Soma. - 9lttper.
n0Ori $antntin on nimittdnpt Ioti.
mics 9uruiO @. steWurtin siour
GitpstG gbOpspuItuin ienoottcrtfii
eoesmenneen Iiittoienauttorin Cunt
ntinsin tilalIe. 8ofinoinen tuiron-
pitdid ipaIitoan emf marrusfuin
uaaIeisio. Steipnrt on 80 pucben
ifdinen. $dn faifestu pddttden TIT
lee oIemdun eboottounu murrosfunn
lpooleisiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
glpinaiabti Sepriiisia.

8aris. - BoriiiIaiiilla ia mor-
iinfin IopiiIlo, iotfa lattlliWat ole
moan 8ois oe @oulognesio, oil
toputtomun bousfoo. Suusfltits of
opinuin ppDOpstGmistG. Suiston e.
,IGintarbon opinobuoneeSia tapobtlI
neen tuIipolon tofiu oIitpot apinot
pGGSIeet tpopoafii ia fiipeilip1t
puiston puisia, bpppien otiaIta toi'
Ielle, p1t1sto toiieen.
9lioa testi toto pGtiu6nL ibIIo o.
ioIlo snnistlttiin ioomoon fiinni
pfIi oiittt apino. gsGnG piffeI6t
bGffimoneit nGpttitpGt noitttipon
ipoponOestnon rojottomosti, eitp6tfG
ontaneet boitaioniofoon pett61 itie.
GGn berffitpoloillo tai mltillo, iuoon
fGpttiip6t bDtp6fieen metiGeI6mGG
taiffine WoibteIetpniiiutfiineen, mitd
tietenfin opitoille on poIion bnus,
feupoo fttin obtnon b6fin ieinS,
miIlS fiipeileminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
Gnrupasta asti Iaupmn elOnfOriau'
me lpuotta.

@oonpiljeIpstpOIGiiet, iotfo iaas
putpat Gonooaan ottnnfieen oioa
tGmGn puoOen WebnGiooon forioo-
miieen nuooostapot buonnttaman
oinn 0uebecisia ia SuIiforisio mai
1innouSieisto iitrtoloiiista. Gonaoi-
an National.rooon fonsIo pbteistoi.
mirtnoSia oleipnt IoitpoIiijat toipot
pbteenIG 5000 folmnnnen Iuofon
motfrstaioa, ioisto toilet iaapuipot
9ominioon tortoitltfIello rpbtpG
liuOisoiutfuifii ia tuuien toilet etiidt
Teen maanuilieIpstpotd Sntoriostu
ia nolpiffomonfunnisto. Sunttuntoi
no inopui 0uebeciin foIme ipoltome
riloimoo, gltbenio, 0teeino ia glit-
ionio, ioisid oil pbteenId 1906 fol-
monnen lrofon motfustoioo. 2oiS
untaina iaapiti $oIiforiin toIme Iai.
1poa ia iitnnitttoino fotii IiiGG. -
6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
Entertainer pappisiemiuuuri Sie'
tarisIn.


2uteriloiIen sirtonelGntGn llioel-
Ieen elppesiG yeelapOsto- -8endidll1
eiiintpp iuuri poppien plrtte. @r'
men Ioton oil poppeio PIP, tamdn
luuooen oluSio main 80, Min ettG
iofoiIella on monta pit1iGG 9oioet-
tupGnGGn. 8enGiGllG on luteriloi-
Tia t,9 mill. &un neluuostobollttuS
estGG pappien tltlon ulfomailta,
paGtettiin perltston Bietariin pop-
pisIeninaari. sc ulottifin tointitt.
tanIo piime lptipnG ia oppilotta on
/ go. g)lin iobto on piispa Wtalm-
orenin fGIigIG ia opintoia obioo
rom. 8acfer. Sri ninetto opettorpat
popit SreifeiGot, Sonien, &eicbert
ia iltmoluusopin fanb. 8en5el
@uo6en uoibteesio Iltoritettu mdIi
tlttfinto oIotti, ettG bppin ertIoiiis'
ia piireistG t1Ileet oppiloot olimot
bppin e6istpneet. aursii testdd fol-
me lpuotto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
SSuntnn uifentecn iuale6telemiIen o.
pettnmiIestn.

gtem Oorf. - Sluttolainen lafi-
mics @tur @. Guben, paroritfo.
oiioibin ipeiiuIiioitunttt, iouttit
maStaomoan gbOpSpnGtain piirioi-
feubesia iiitG, ettG ban oil feboitta.
NIT foboen porarifon tebneen iltlt'
taloiien, 9(oron 0elfin ia Som1el
&lonein,, tefem66n pddrGn tpaIan.
0toinitut irtutnIoiiet olitput To-
Iunneet 1,400 6olIorin omoiNtltoen
ponnoesinon tpnrnrifopolon ia iaa-
meet puolitoista puotta iponfeutta
t6st6 tefoiestoon. Suontion frlltlt-
aan ilmoitti Snntuel &long, eta
@oben oil feboittantt ia neittpon,tt
beit6 tefemG1n fpGGr1ntpolnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
SreIiSentti Gales 6SlfGG fatulilui-
fen firfon iuGlirun6atarjonfien.

Merico GitD. - SreIioentti Gol-
les on bplGnnpt fotoIiloisten piispo
ienneitnoston Observation-Disclosures
itsfontoaiioa foSfepon lain moi
maonpanoSia. SiitG buolinotta on
roltbon "monootperi liiffeellG Der
bon tafonu. Sn olenosIo bppiG
toiipeitu, ettG tpD0pttGlpiin tillotiiin
p1GstGGn len untpituiosto IelpeDtD.
miIen Iubteen mi8IG tGllG fertao on
MefIifon balGttus ia totolilainen
firffo. Sen i6lfeen fun preiioentti
Gales Iai maStoonottaa piiSpoin-
peltpoSton raltbanebOotltfien on
ban luuiunltt, ettG feOeruoliballitus
tulee roioittumaan toimenpiteenIG
maan latien t1pt1ntoon pa1en1tleslo
ia nii6en mahppntiie8ia. @oimoffuu
ma tltfenu 1uIGitrtfIeGla lu.iien us,
fontoiGGnt0iG foSfemien Iotien tGD.
t1nto0npuneniIeSIa on entinen pre-
Yi6entti O6ergon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
eapIella ISSGn uifeallu pitulellu

~uRINAAA IUpN" NN"NN@%"
W2cGoof, 9eeb. - 2GGfGrit orpot
tGGllG ibmeefieen buomanneet, ettd
erGaIIG lapieIIu, tofa on mt A fuit-
fouoen itGinen, on ipOGn oitealla
puolen ritunlistoon ia lapii oIottau-
tltu terpeefii. SuoIimotto iiitd, ettd
lGGfetieteen bistorio tietGG main o.
niborposIo topnufiesiu tdIloiien If:
miIen elGneen n4pttGG tGlG lopiel-
la oleiuon Iruret eIGmiien mabOolli'
Iuu0et, fltten itieot l6GfGrit olpot
luuIuneet. 9opIen panbemmat otpoi
Scr ia WSrs NecGoof.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-08-12
Sorbin lcntOfumeita nGbtemutfalla.

ssurbim lentufuneitn uGbtematfalla.
ct. 9ouI, Ieinn = SGnne ida'
puilput Weilnouteesto "a Iertotonet
ia, iutfa oluat fierteIemdsid festi-
Iannen uoItiOisia SbieI GorOin idr.
iestamdna matfueena, ioIIu tnbbO.
toan oioittoo, eta iImumatfustiis
Soroin polnistomiIIo Ieitotuneilln
on tltrtpallista ia IuOtettaipon.
The Washington times., 1926-12-20
D. c. HOME RULE
BILL IN HOUSE
~ - IN "OO@

The new home.rule Bill by Repre-.
sentative L. r. Reid Nof Illinois,
: which promises to be the subject
DC city.wide discussion this winter,
win reach the House District Com.
--anittee today. 1t probably will be
taken up at the weekly meeting of
the committee Wednesday, and re-
! ferred to a subcommittee for in
vestigation and hearings. Drafting
OF the measure was completed
Saturday. after more than a years
study.
The bill will be considered Of
ficiaIly by the Citizens Advisory
!. Council, it was announced by James
G. Yaden, chairman, who recon-
. mended that the bill be taken up
for study by citizenes associations
: throughout the city.
Fl The bill sets up a board OF five
: District Commissioners to be aD
: pointed by the President, without
f. Congressional confirmation and
{ dences elsewhere. They must, how
of the District at least three years
prior to appointment.
These commissioners are given
almost unlimited powers. The bill
contains III specific grants of power.
"a They are permitted to appoint n
city manager and introduce that
form Of government here. The bill
would set up municipal civil
service commission, a local budget
officer and a local comptroller. free.
ing District employees and finances
entirely from Federal bureau con,
troll.
The measure is so broad that it
would permit the commissioners to
authorize construction Of subway
and elevated railway lines, to reg.
uiate steam railway. boat and aero.
nautical transportation and to tax,
regulate or prohibit professional
sports and amuSements.
The Washington times., 1926-12-20
ASKS FOR
new TRIAL

IA motion for a new trial for Rich.
ard Henry Rule, washington youth,
found guilty by jury in the circuit
court OF Rockville. Nd. Of man.
slaughter in connection with he
fatal shooting Of William J Bar
bee, jr., Of washington. was heard
today by Justices Robert B. Peters
and Glen n. Worthington. who tried
the case
The motion was argued by
Thomas T. Dawson and ;. Bernard
Welsh. alleging three technical err
rors and two major errors in the
youths first trial.
1t was argued that the court erred
In admitting irrelevant evidence dur
Ing the. trial. which was prejudicial
to Rule. as to his marriage at Elk
ton. Md, when he was 1S years old.
tending to show that he had COM
mitted perjury in the obtaining OF
his license.
whether this youth committed
perjury or whether he did not, had
nothing to do with his guilt or in
nocence ia connection with this al
legged murder" counsel tor defense
declared, citing this as one OF the
grounds for "A new trial.
The other major ground for new
trial was that the verdict was
against the weight OF the evidence.
Young Barbee. son of William J.
Barbee, former Washington detec-
tive. residing ait 1922 Vernon 81.
N. W., was shot on October 80 at
boys. club near Burnt Mills, Md,
following an alleged row between
his comrades and the companions OF
Rule, who were at the club when
Barbee arrived.
Rule resided with his parents at
1927 Sixteenth ST. N. W.. and has
been in the Rockville jail since The
night of the shooting and following
the trial.
A Jury convicted Rule. December z.
The Washington times., 1926-12-20
SHOOTING LAID
OJEAL0USY
Continued from Page II

IonEnue0 from rags Ii
fired. Death was instantaneous.
She was SO years old Probasco
in sixty. She had been living apart
from her husband and Probasco
had been estranged from his wife.
Mrs. Ingersoll and he had quar-.
relied, ProDasco said, because OF
his expressed intention to end
their relationship.
Although convinced it is case
at attempted murder and suicide,
the police placed Probasco in the
prison ward at Bellevue with a
technical charge OF homicide against
him, awaiting the outcome OF the
Investigation.
Probacso and his wife had effected
q reconciliation Saturday night.
This information he carried to Mrs.
Jngersoll when he went TO see her
for the last time Sunday afternoon.
When he was shot down, Probasco
eraWled to telephone and called
his wife. The wounded man was
able to give only fragmentary state.
| ments concerning the shooting. But
from what he said and his wife told
them the police expressed the belief
that Mrs. IngersoIl shot him after
he had told her of his intention to
return to his wife.
Mrs. Probasco's maiden name was
Maud IngersoIl and she is the daugf.
ter of the late Colonel Ingerso1I. the
famous agnostic.
Neither Couple Divorced
Mrs. Ingersoll had been married
To he &nIn LII - npJs
Probasco had been married for IA
years. Neither couple had children
and neither had formally separated
Mrs. Ingersoll had been living alone
in her handsome apartment and Ing
erso!l had been living at the Hotel
PENNSYLVANIA. Mrs. Probasco had
been living with her sister.
IngersoIi was broken-hearted over
| the tragedy. the aged millionaire
| hofhled on two canes to his dead
| wife's apartment. which is located
on the eighth floor of one of New
York's most fashionable apartment
| houses. and made arrangements TO
have Mrs. Ingersoll's body taken to
| the Morgue.
This is a lamentable business. !"
| he exclaimed. "It has been going
on for ten years"
Made Dollar Watch Famous
Ingersolrs name is famous in the
business world. He was born of
poor parents on farm near Inger-
soil, Mich, in 1860. He conceived
| and exploited the famous dollar
watch which is used In virtually
every country in the civilized world.
Probasco is believed to be
wealthy. He Is general managing
director of the New Century Color
Plate Company, Inc, of New York.
The tragedy brought Mrs. Pro-
basco to her husbands side. She
was at Bellevue Hospital while
doctors strove to save her huS-
bands life.l
The Washington times., 1926-12-20

they say in the theater. will be
right on the job. Old Santa will
have a dancing and singing act.
THE Atlantic Four" has donated
it's services in an act. There will
be special comedy reels run off.
All the Riddles are going to have
the grandest time ever. The Rialto
orchestra will have a special Christ
mas program of music and there
will be a whirlwind Of fun during
the entire performance.
The GOOD FELLOWS are asked
especially to invite the families they
are taking care of. Already accept
ances have been received from CHI
dren's institutions.
Free Street Car Ride
The traction companies have vol
unteered to take care of these tots
The Washington times., 1926-12-20

The Christmas party is getting
bigger every day. Today the big
30-foot tree will be placed in the
Rialto Theater lobby Tonight cleo
tricians and carpenters and a host
Of attendants will decorate the tree
The Times-Rialto Christmas party
will be the biggest and best party
of its kind ever given in Washing
ton. All of the children will receive
presents and candy and apples and
oranges and other goodies.
Merchants as we'll as the traction
companies are cooperating with
The Times and the Rialto in making
this party huge success.
Santa To Be There
A special showing of "Snookums'
Christmas Party" a fine film for
kiddies, will be shown. And Santa
Clause, himself, in person." as
The Washington times., 1926-12-20
Judge Says Philippines
Need Many Attorneys

Lawyers are needed in the Phil
ippifes owing to the conflicting
legal systems there, Judge Charles
s. Lobingier, former judge Of the
United States court in China. told
the Philippine Juridical Society Of
Washington III his address at the
Y. N. c. A.
The Roman. Mohammedan. the
Anglo. American, and the native
laws will have to be blended into
one legal system because salts
factory code can be enforced in the
islands. he declared.
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8 DIE IN LAUNCH,
20 MISSING
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Fink, address not known.
81 others unidentified.

A. Fink, address not known.
Six others, unidentified.
Royland was picked up from
cake of ice. to which he was cling
ing.
"She hit piece of ice" he said.
Nobody had a chance. She filled
right up and nosed under within two
minutes, before anybody could get
a life belt on.
After the launch turned turtle II
was carried up stream by the tide
according to witnesses. with men
clinging to the sides, striving to
keep grip on the boat in the icy
water. It was believed several may
have been drowned when the cold
forced them to 1t go.
The launch was ferrying workers
for the Spencer Kellogg Company
manufacturers of linseed oil. at
Edgewater, N j.. from the foot
of Ninety-sixtll Street. Manhattan.
to the plant on the New Jersey
shore opposite West One Hundred
and Twenty-ninth Street. when the
accident occurred.
Nearly 40 persons were rescued
and are in hospitals suffering from
injuries. cold and submersion.
Three bodies were recovered inn
mediately after the, accident. and
after some time five more.
The tug Buffalo rushed to the
rescue and picked them up as they
chung to ice cakes. Later the tugs
N. B. Devere and Vigilant and an
oil tanker aided in the rescue.
The Washington times., 1926-12-20
Burton, rs Years Old,
Is HOnOred by House

The House OF Representatives
paid tribute to Representative Theo-
dore E. Burton (R3 Of Ohio on the
occasion OF his seventy.fifth birthday
today.
Representative Tilson (R.t Of Con
necticut praised the long service of
the Ohio Representative when the
House opened It's session.
Burton first served in the Fifty
first Congress in 1889. He also
served a term in the Senate.
The Washington times., 1926-12-20
Maid Is Burned When
Gas Stove ExplOdes

The explosion of a gas stove in
n rear room at 1900 Sixteenth st.
IN. w, today, resulted in painful
injuries to Frances Mosley, coIored,
1852 T st. n. W., maid in the
house.
The woman was first treated by
DR.. Cary T. Grayson and then
taken to F'reedmen's Hospital.
where her condition was said to be
not serious. She was burned about
the face and arms.
The Washington times., 1926-12-20
Tax Relief Action Being
StrangIed. Harrison SAYS

Tax relief legislation is being
''suffocated and strangled to death"
by majority members Of the House
Ways and Means Committee while
Uncle Sam walks up and down
the country with his pockets bulg-
ing with $500,0O0,000 in surplus
money" Senator Pat" Harrison
CD of Mississippi declared in the
Senate today
Republican members in this body
who do not exert their influence
on the committee members and the
Administration to get this legisia-
ton out are Just as guilty as the
strangers on the committee. ne
said
The Washington times., 1926-12-20

by bringing them to and from the
theater. As many as so from one
institution have accepted the inVi-
tation. These Riddles already are
looking forward to a great ray.
Others are accepting in every mail.
The invitation is open to all emil
dren under the age Of Is. If yon
know Of any children who might
like to come nd can arrange to
bring them come right along as The
Times and Rialto will be happy 10
entertain them.
And IL there are enough children
for second showing of the program
it will be gladly given. Both TIE
Times and the Rialto desire to make
the event one which will set a high
mark for Christmas parties.