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Evening star., 1926-11-25
MACMILLAN HONORED
BY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Degree Conferred Upon Him for
Achievements in Polar
Regions.
BY the Associated Pres

BY The Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Me. November %
The kniIhts Tcmpiar degree was con
ferrod on Lieut.. Comdr Donald l..
Macmillan by ST. Adams Command
cry. No. s. X. r., last night. knights
from New England. Virginia and
Bermuda, were present.
Comdr Macmillan discussed the
part that Masonry has played in
Polar expeditions beginning with
DR.. Kane. pioneer in Arctic eNplor-
ations and for whom Kane Lodge of
New York City is named, to Rear
Admiral Robert r.. Peary, he cited
prominent Arctic explorers who have
been MasOnS.
He told how Peary had carried the
Masonic flag to the North Pole and
how Macmillan himself a Mason for
several wears, has carried the Masonic
flag with him on all of his expeditions.
The sturgeon lays altogether about
: 900 600 eggs during it's lifetime.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
''PRECIOUS OLD LAMB"
SAYS WOMAN DID WOOING
Wonderful Lover 81 and Partly
Deaf, Introduces Letter in
Defense of Suit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 25.--~EdWard
j. Gibbons. 81 years old and partly
deaf. yesterday introduced in court
letter calling him ''wonderful lover
and "precious old lamb" in an effort
to prove that Miss Frances Ryan. 3S,
who is suing him for $50 900 for breach
of promise. did the counting herself.
The letter which he said she wrote
was signed Me" and Miss Ryan said
Me" was not she but it was accepted
in evidence.
Gibbons a real estate dealer, took
refuge in his deafness when ques-
toned about q conversation with
man on the possibility that he might
buy the mans furniture when he and
Miss Ryan We're married.
Maybe there was talk, he coun-
tered. 'but I'm pretty deaf. | didn't
hear it"
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Woman Jailed for Brlbe.

WESTON, W. Va. November - tAP).
Convicted of having attempted TO
bribe a State policeman who had en-.
Tered her home in search of liquor.
Mrs Annie Il King was Yesterday
sentenced to three Years in State
prison. Judge Birk =. Stathers pro
Nounced sentence.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Penalized $1,000; Pays $3.50.

LOS ANGELES. November 70 R).--
Pola Negri, screen actress. is thankful
for $9S50 which Uncle Sam is going
to let her keep. She has received no
tice that the Government had com
promised in the matter of leVying a
$4,000 penalty on her for alleged de
linquency in her 1923 income tax re
turn and would call it square for $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
'.BUM" RODGERS TAKEN.
Notorious Criminal Captured i
Bed by Score of Detectives.

NEW YORK, November - GPi
John J Bum Rodgers notoriou~
criminal. was captured early tn
morning in q tenement house or
Third avenue. the Bronx.
A score of detectives. heavily arntec
svooped in on the apartment am
snapped hGaldcuffs on the criminal '~
wrists a s he lay in bed. Police In man
cities have searched. for Rodgers il
connection with murders. holdups an
other crimes for many months.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Business Session Held.

Thanksgiving day is observed III
the church in the same manner that
it is observed by other churches and
people in the United States, it was
explained.
A business session is being held late
this afternoon. Meetings also will
he held tonight, tomorrow, Saturday
and Sunday, when the convention will
be brought TO a close.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Archbishop Presides.

Both the church services and other
ceremonies were presided over by
Archbishop and Metropolitan Nassilios
of Lowell, Mass.
There are 81 delegates attending the
convention. representing as many
cities throughout the United States
and Canada. laYmen. trustees and the
officiating priests of the various
churches.
The church services We're opened.
according to the ancient custom of
worship, with the presiding arch
bishop and metropolitan in pulpit
placed about the center of the right
hand wall while facing the altar. The
altar is in "A kind Of temple directly
in front Of the congregation. Most OF
the service is chanted.
Rev. Thomas Daniels. pastor of
the Church of the Saints Constantine
and Helen Greek Community. stressed
the importance of all members of the
church in the United States being
good Americans, as the means OF
duly fulfilling both their religious and
civil duties. Archbishop and Metro
politan Vassilios also delivered an ad-
Evening star., 1926-11-25
GREEK CHURCHMEN
LAY HERO WREATH
Delegates to Convention
Here Hold Thanksgiving
Day Services.

Delegates to the third annual con
vention OF the Independent Ortho-
doX Church of the United States and
Canada. representing about half
million people. convened for special
Thanks sgivine day services in the
Church of the IS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Community, Sixth and
G streets southwest. today.
Later they journeyed to Arlington,
where wreathS were placed on the
tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the
grave of George DillroY Hellenic
American hero, who made the SD
preme sacrifice in the World War and
was awarded a posthumous congress
sional medal for bravery. From
Arlington the delegates went To Mount
Nernpn, where special prayer was
offered at the tomb of George Wash
inU1On
Evening star., 1926-11-25

The sturgeon lays altogether about
.0G0, 600 eggs during its lifetime.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
 BELIEVES COOLIDGE PLAN
 IS FINANCIALLY SOUND

Washington. Nov 6. tAP1-Coolidee approye,l the immediate reduction in the form "f q refund Of ten to twelve percrn, in industrial and ial paid this year. last years income White. whose studies mad" by the president indicated [ hat the surplus this amounted to two hundred and fifty million dollars Coolidge believes hai oi4 | hat basis the refund is warranted Whil" the pro9i dent will make such recomm"ndal ion to Consres
 in December he will not ask for permanent cut tfe form q law Th ENr- fntive plans to refund the present rates and apply
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

ABOUT THE NOME SCHOOL.

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The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
BANDIT KILLS INTERURRAN
 OPERATOR

SEATTLE, Nov t, c43 Iohn ( Land al operator of one man orcric intctubarl from Sea rh, to H,nton shot five times beforp being killed wh" srapplm4 win a hish~py Who held hin up when entering Seattle otra yesterday As tn rrbbcr fired the last shor. Feat remoi6 of .'y;ttl wreneh-d away the slayers gun and struck him oyr' the head with the butt end The hietwu} nlau stag e'red past Fleming and leaped an th, uud fled
 The police began q him 70 minutes later They found cap the floor of the which Fl"mming knocked from his head The cap had written in ink the inside, Ed. Iloildumd. MSU 25. Shcrin Starwch teegraphe lhc Mon tana State University asking if such Il man had ever registered there They going the theory that he either former Montana student or that he Was the man who stole his cap. Blood hounds have picked up his trail
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
HouDINI, GREAT MAGICIAN DIES
 FROM OPERATION

Detroit, Nov, 6, cl1-Iiarry Houdni, the noted magician, died after second operation to save his life. He operated mpon Monday for appendicitis. fioudini ill when he arrived eight days ago and his condition then unknown, until he collapsed at the end of opening performance. Houdini' popularity was greatly known magician. He is supposed to be of Oriental birth, but born in Wisconsin. in 1874 He inc of Rev. Sameul Weiss, and acquired theatrical by legal procedure At the age of eight. he appeared the stage and started his Is trapccze performer. Ioudin toured the world and became interested in mysticism in China. His popularity lasted for quarter of century
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
SMITH REPORTS
 ON OPERATION
 ALASKA R. R.

Anchorage, Nov. 6, tAP)--Smith reporting on the railroad said the deficit is million hun- dred and sixty nine thousand this year. one million and quarter in 1925 and million and three quarters in 1924. The earnings this year one million. sixty eight thousand operating expens- es. two million two hundred and thirty thous- and earnings exceeded last years by two hundred and six thousand. and increase of three hun dred and seventy percent. The freight revenue hundred and seventy percent and the passenger receipts fifty six percent. there was mis cellaneous income,
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
\pNli.irE~ TO OBSERVE ARMiSTitE DAN NENI
 1HI RSDAi NOV itth

Arni5iiee Day Tbu l4N %Wem bor lltA wHl hc u-hMaDea ja Nome ill esahd styr, wjN au eaar Hdamaa5 aa4 daaca ar N lf a5a. siAau .H0or tbp uu4r.,re cl he flama4 Alfue1 Roe. l ro- Ns [. Am"rtean Legion.
 Eight ea'+ o-D H.Nr 1aurs4al .tbr -u ura .r-am tl, Noria for the boss al the Front Do lay down their arms uin waa 4er,n.I with great rrioicins ihruoHt tue hDud II t' pleasure au3 hord re au honor for Americans ou hjA d4s to reflect hack riV r,r4li tsas to the sacrifices made ly .rpt djriz ze1ry of this great rowlhU duHe tl.ose memorable war days il is .ouly fitting and proper that holi- day has huru sr; aside so th4t ff.,. people ui these United Stat.s nf Amerisa and its territories, may lay aside their burdens ou this daA 'tc celebrate it in an appropriate Way. Let us all close our business establishments on this day. and as sist the American Legion in every way possible 10 make il day that will long be remembered in this far off northern community of un- cle Sam's.
 There will be ne ;Hliuis,4en cta sa and the people of Nome and sur rounding sections are cordially in- vited to attend. Details and pro gram will be announced later in the Daily Bulletin. Make no other date for Thursday. November ilth, and don't fail to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
NORRIS CASE TO BE TRANSFERRED

FORTWORTH, Nov. G. R)-Judge Hoskey after hearing twenty witnesses testify, declared that Norris couldn't obtain fair trial and ordered that the case he transferred to Austin. Some witnesses sad that they heard the belief expressed that Norris neck should be broken and that he should he shot H. c. Meacham Mayor of Fortworth testified that he hired special prosecutors fifteen thousand dol lars to prosecute Norris in his which will now be heard Tn Austin in January ..
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

LOS ANGELES Nov, G. L4, A "mothcr pear' taken from q pendent which similar tu he souvenirs sold in palistne was found in Ormi;- tons trunk. which in his hurry to leave. was looked District Attorney Reyes declared. "I expect to prove that McPhcrson bought that pendant on her touring trip in the IIolylands in January' m" pendant has pointed star with the word Bethlehem engraved on It.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
FEDERAL JUDGE ENGLISH RESIGNS IN
 FACE IMPENDING IMPEAt tIIMENI
MASIIINGTO

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. ,Ap Federal Judg, George W. English. of Illinois, resigned the fac, of impending Impeachment. Almost simultaneously the house members, who appointed to prosecute him. called meeting To arrange plans of q lrnl before the Senate, which to be held November 10th. The impeachment charge that he i guilty of usurpation of power and other 'hish mig demcanors.' President Wilson appointed English
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

taGset tha spectacle the stidaas ta=te aa noy,s beH'Ne m th" history of lfaiY par- perfect aa heson betwet th" ioeime stad tf,, reapieH
 Wash4lton. Nov, e tAp5 Wtae and Rev denied fIt the coast pnild #ald to fl,. bootleg gers and lhe} also made Rnaau .bHa drr.runattol te sock leaisIa next monfH. eteins the govern m'nt efeatrr enlrd M,aguIa E3,ar eas reveal ea by t4e ,t. of 'hc fabaaiqa a=.= h#n.y in inc Risil4ei ot ee4mta and flfas aazass Neq. di,puis- ed for conduct "upboromine iestsfaI aihes.r+
 Rene Nos e ,>r1 ta9 ts eoa,mlh ond. ihe n9f. hal lav of MHselt. added rh, miui~o-. ei the inH5fer. u -iN poittotios winch ae hel II, expected hs eoaorts u, sopporl lam m ,arryue into ,n.5t. his two aNor,t" ma1im4 #I5,o ,5,. for o1 '.gs and f9r ofs IooA an ,aI1ts= U r,-.,b ,..l 4iG. he=t drryod fg atfaef
 StEs'RiHI IoE THE NOME MEHELH NUGGEt
 AND nNIIN nl'IIFrIN, sa ao FER Mo>rn
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
HOPE ABANDONED FOR
 RECOVERY OF MINERS
 LONE SURVIVOR TALKS

related 'I working beside three my best friends when there heard low rumbling and q blast of air down the tunnel | called O the otherboys and and took the lead. heard them start to follow but rock beginning fall down the shafts. As I reached the surface mud and water were right heels and my boots coated with ice' blast of air lifted the with three men who were going down the shaft feet SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
 AND DAILY BULLETIN. s2.O0 PER MONTH
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
SWEDEN AND
 BELGIAN ROYALTY
 ARE UNITED.

STOCKHOLM, Mpv. 6. tP)-A simple civil marriage ceremony performed by the veteran socialist burgomaster of Stockholm when he united the royal houses of Sweden and Belgium in the persons Of the Princess Astre Walden and the Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium It romantic love match for the young couple which thrilled the people of Sweden and Belgium to unusual depth and brought them to the ancient throne room in the Swedish palace. where they married before a brilliant assembly, including four European eIgas
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
BUTLER FLATS REPUBLICAN
 PARTY ON MORAL AND
 POLITICAL STAND

NEW YORK; Nov. 6, lP-h Nicholas Mur- ray Butler president of Columbia diversity, de- clared last night that the Republi, will follow the Wings into political oblivion uness they take the righteous side of the moral and political issue of prohibtion;' He said that the public approved the tax reduction and government economy but wished ,p to the solution of other problems. reiter
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

tF'm f0 N'N N0fs laN'9 0nITl 00Na0 [ 1OI'' 4''' rnn' whether pormau. ut te3 a3aa i, Jos+ bic fa" treasury asserted that the Ir,-Mcle stand considered huanrlalls #ound rrobnb, Chairman Gre-p of tAc ltojsa Wass ul M-u,s Com mitroe which must h' given rte first consideration m coelide"'s mopo-ol mtef ak 1oe ,ommirler ' st"ay the piou when ii eonyenes next veh No da- casa alien property lvpislafon
 SUEs'RIBE FOR THE NOME WETkiY GGil
 AND DAILY BULLETIN s2 oo PER MONTH
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

ISPEMING. Michigan. Nov. 6. (4o-Hope has been abandoned that any of the forty-fve men accounted for in the cavein at Barnes Hecker mine still alive. Six bodies recovered last night and brought the total to fftytwo All efforts direct ed to recover the bodies by clearing away the mud and timber, which blocks the entrance to the first level. proved failure. It Is believed that the bod tes of the miners who attempted to reach the face only be stopped by this falling of debris there.
 Wfred Will aged twenty-three, sole survivor
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
KEEPERS BACK TO ARTICLES
 IN CONSTITUTION ON CASE
Washington. N

Washington. Nov. 6. (AP)-Senator Johnson
 declared that the Supreme Court decision in the My Ter. the Portland postmaster case. giving the Presi- dent the power to Federal officials without consulting the Senate gave the Executive unconro- led power.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
FORMER CHAMPION TO FIGHT
 BERLENBACH THUS WINTER

NEW YORK, Nov. 6, uP-Tex Rickard an nounced that Jack Dempsey is to meet Paul Berlen- bach. former light heavyweight champion and Harry Person. the Swedish heavyweight this winter
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
SMITH REELECTED
 GOVERNOR N. Y.

NEW YORK QP)-Latest reports of New York State with the vote than three fourths in udi cated that Al Smith is reelected governor by subi stautal plurality and that he has carried the entire State ticket with him Governor Smith said. "it has beep 2 great day and very happy ma4.' z
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
muSS0LINrS COAT TAILS SHOT TO PIECES WHEN
 YOUTH ATTEMPTS MURDER

BOLOGNA. Iay, Nov. 6. e4j An eighteen year old youth who attempted shoot Premier Mnssolini, was stabbed, beaten and then ehokcd to death by mob Mussolin was nniniured although he bullet ripped both sides his coat rl" youth fired as the Premier up his autumobl, from [ he stadium, where he attended Il Congress for the advancement of science. As the youth prepared to fire second time the mob seized and killed him, hey hen dra, ,eed his body thru the screaming ma ol humanity. whrr"on made fourt,on knife "ohhds' The crowt chcrr,d Mussolini ho |" the railroad sta n, where Il" l.av. for fofli his home tow Mnssulni's family haN. iou ed him and he app undisturbed
 FoRRI, Ita Nov t. 6T4= Nu4solinl wired i-eandrn Arpinati Bologna, the ftsoaf chief that nothing can happen To before my task i~ dom, | Wish to rein.w my sentiments, ioS aud tommon- daiion for u" unnrGclabie manifestation NnstnuIay by fasoism. Bologna is known always hoiphlh h tradition and gl"riousness. shall never
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6. No-A dispatch to the Herald last night said that Obregon announced that he will become presidential candidate.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

atng his opinion of the eighteenth amendment and Volsead Act They wished class them with the remainder of the constitution and th" whole body of the American traditions principles He said that the situation continue indninccly be,
 it is impossible enforce such conflicting laws
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

Come and get them. "Norse pie tures," on sale at Nugget Office.
Evening star., 1926-03-23
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate, Being
the Everett" Apartment at
2127 p Street Northwest.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust re-
corded in Liber No. 5044. folio e24 ct seq,
bia. and al the request Of the. party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees win offer
premises, on TUESDAY. THE THIRTlETH
Bel 8E fAMfcHh fM 19o A
and premises. situate in the District of Co
bered three go in square numbered sixty
ne ner - Of said iet on street and running
thence west 10 feet: thence North 10 feet !;
thence West AZ feet to the west line of
and thence east. 63 feet TO the beginning
being known for the purposes of assessment
and taxation as lot numbered eight hundred
Terms Of sale Property sold subject to q
first deed of trust Of sixty-five thousand
dollars t$65.0000Ol maturing May 25,
1928. bearing interest at six and one half
viii be announced at sale. One half of pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance rep
resented by promissory note OF purchaser.
payable on or before one year after date
erty sold, with interest at sever, per cent
per annum from day of sale. or all cash at
option OF purchaser. deposit OF 81 900 90
required of purchaser at sale. All convey
tarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms Of
sale to be complied with within thirty DAYS
from day of sale otherwise trustees reserve
right to resell property at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser. after FIVE days adver-
tlsement OF such resale IN some newspaper
''O'' " WI. il. LINKINs.
GEO. r. LINKINS.
Trustees. 1888 De Sales Street.
mh1 -d&ds. .exSu
Evening star., 1926-03-23
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers
Valuable Investment
Properties.
BY Auction.
Apartment and Stores, End
and Florida Ave. NV.
1885 7th ST. NV,
1914 7 St. NV.
5O7-5O9 N St. NV.
1924 9th St. NV.

By virtue OF authority vested in the under
signed, we will offer for sale by public auc
THtRSDAY MARCH twenty. .PIvE RlSseS fsss e
the following real estate in the District OF
AT $3.50 Pm.
Lot s9 in square 23S. improved by three.
story and basement store and apartment. No
eating $4,000: rental Si2o per month.
Lot 22; square AS. improved by three.
story brick store with apartments. No. 1926
IN ST. NV. subject to trust 1000: rental
AT 80 Pm.
Lots 80 and 81. square 4So, improved BY
brick dwelling. 3 apartments of 3 rooms and
bath each, No. 507 St. NV. and frame
AT 4:45 Pm.
Lot 81. square 44s, improved by. brick
store with apartments. No. 1924 9th st
NV. subject to trusts aggregating $4,000.
Lot 25. square. 309s, improved by modern
stores and 8 apartments. No. 1900 md st
NV. (corner End and Fla; ave.. subject e
at sale or upon application to UNDERSIGNED
5000 each on r. n and 9th sts. % parcsls and nd
$500 each on 9TH at. and End and Fla. ave
parcels. required at sale; Conveyancing. re.
s2s sdss to as ID ss%DRd At S sy
from day OF sale. otherwise tho right Is re-
served to .resell the property. at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement Of such rssale In some news
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & Son. Aucts.
mhl S-d&ds
Evening star., 1926-03-23
PROPOSALS.

%artsa dcoSstraetio1 DISCRIMINATION 81 Of Sullaisss, walter
Beesor the e esstss S
nitfons Building. Washinston. 5. C.. until II
H. 92S and then Spsped fos
building. Come connectns 'ss Corridors, etc. Sep:
arate proposais will be received for General
Worf Rchsn snd
Elevators and Dumb Walters. Proposals will
only tEom
and technical ability equipment and organ, or mi
Of bidders f Tor expeditlon % % and satisfactory
on e9ntractS Of smilsp anasH ehara saG
sd d Psns and w &c
2btaned upon applicstion to tie c9ns.THGt
sS1dRF is Ghsf1 fSE 6
quest for plans. as security for the safe re-
turn q =, he n ID Cravings and specifications.
Arlington Memorial Meme > Bridge Commission,
Washington. p, C.~asealed proposals will be
end 1895 and and them Rle opened. ene In Room lsl 5.
Navy BUILDING for Furnishing and adr Deliyeri; r
rdse e asross the % Potomac aa sESS Rfver at Wash
D. Further upon
EnsrRRviggs and Prin!nT wsshinstSn D C. g:
Stamp Paper r''ia and I'm Internal Revenue Paser
during the fiscal year beginning July l. 1925;
manu- mufacturers @ of the map paper. Proposals to be
received not later than pm.., Thursday.
tions for proposals and further Information
will be furnished on application to A.. W.
HALL. Director. mh23 .30ap6, 13
will be received BY The Constructing Quar-
termaster. Room 1896 Munitions Bldg.
and ibeD G e9t Tor Movnv hnT
Grading Site. Changing and Extending Util-
ity Services, and Building Construction; Wal;
Center Washington. D. c. Check for $50 90
payable TO the TREASURER OF THE
UNITED STATES must accompany any re-
quest for plans as security for the safe re-
turn of the drawings and specifications. In
formation upon application to above Office.
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