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The Washington times., 1926-08-21

delivered since they started their
microphonic weekly dozen.
PERSIANIS PERFORM
IN MASTERLY WAY
The only thing lacking in the
program was a larger portion II
those daring rhythmic versions Of
tone poems and the lack into which
road of joy the Persians like to
turn after a particularly vivid lit
of symphonic work. Likewise
Kaufman clean forgot the blind
woman of Kansas City for whom
he promised no play I'm Persian
Market"
But there were three numbers on
the program that made up for
everything that was lacking-the
Indian Legend. suite and the Ru-
bernstein and the Raft "Romances."
Few loveHer bits of music have
been. heard this last week than the
Indian Legend nor has any
music been interpreted with more
intelligence or given greater mean.
ing. The two Eomances were not
only interesting individually, but
also illustrative of the idea that
romance i'm music after all is what
each individual feels and hears and
may have no particular kinship Of
either time or tune.
WOMAN ASTRONOMER
DISCUSSES SCIENCE
One of the real surprises of the
evening was the short; lecture on
The Washington times., 1926-08-21
Classified Advertising

The classified columns of the newspaper are an
important factor in the everyday life of the gen
eral public and of the newspapers
It is in these columns that many members of the
public seek positions. Others find them a source
of information when buying house. because many
desirable opportunities are listed.
Washington newspapers, in cooperation with
the Better Business Bureau, endeavor to accept
only advertisements that state the facts accurately
If you are misled by a classified advertisement
notify the newspaper the Better Business
Bureau
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The publication of this
announcement in these col
umns is evidence that this
newspaper co-operates and
supports the Better Business
Bureau for your protection.
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Distant Stations

WJJD-ChIca@o-85
g:U ,. m.-Dinner concert; How.
ard L. Peterson playing Geneva
0SRASa' RaIRsOVG HoHsSs SSHSASewO
The Washington times., 1926-08-21

ones DatrOnlzed WITH the most SAT.
isfactOry results.
With herman advising house
Wi:-3s how to boil ham and prepare
tasty and attractive cold meat
dishes and a most feminine voice
discussing astronomy ana scientific
achievement, radio listeners were
impressed again last night with the
fact that the eternal verlties are
neither soprano % baritone--but are
sir ply facts o. living that can be
expressed with equal force By male
or female. All of which but goes
to s. he :. varied a program the
loud Speakers emptied into the
living rooms Of the national last
evening.
There being nothing wrong with
the transmission lines from VIZ
to WRC-save bit of suffering
now and then-the shoe Industry $
subsidy came inro the receivers on
schedule time, after Spencer Tup-
mans orchestra had exercised his
talents for half an hour. And the
Tupman endeavor came after the
Department of Agriculture expert
manner to boil ham and the right
kinds of meats to serve the family
on hot summer days.
XYLOPH0NIST IS
SHOE INDUSTRIES STAR
The xylophonist supported by the
excess profits on boots and shoes,
did not use his four hammers to
b..;.s out Mighty LAX a Rose" as
his advance agents said he would
but he did participate in rather
lively fashion in the exercises OF
the evening and he also gave a
most expert exhibition of how two
hammers can be used to make the
weIkin ring with the strains OF
Dvorak's ''Humoresque." Likewise
the saxophone virtuoso made him
self distinctly among those present
with his tenor and soprano instru-
ments.
Skipping lightly to WEAF from
WIZ, the WRC transmission was
solidly fixed for the period Of activ.
fly OF Louis Kaufman and his
Anglo-P ersians-for which. praise
be, as this was not only the prize
program of the evening. but came
mighty close to being the best pro-
gram Kaufman and his crew have
The Washington times., 1926-08-21
RADIO TRUTHS
KNOW No SEX

There was no comfort for the
distance seeking dial twister last
evening, with static bOmDarding
from al points of the compass
and programs showing q tendency
60 stay at home rather than wan.
der int. strange living rooms.
The Middle West produced what
there was of imported laughter
and song and Atlantic City was
fairly easy to tune. Aside from
that the home stations were the
ones patronized with the most sat
isfactOry results.
The Washington times., 1926-08-21
GOLDMAN CLOSES
RADIO SEASON

season from New York with the
concert which WEAF win broadcast
The Washington times., 1926-08-21

Application has been made to the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
EZ A BERENDEZEs

ARA szolgalt, hogy a lovedek
sebesseget megorizze a l6porkesz-
let felhasznalasaval ugyanis a ra-
keta sulya fokozatosan cs0kkent
volna. Goddard ,szamitasait meg
vizsgaltak. A szakemberek legna-
gyobb csodalkozasara kideriilt az
utan, hogy Goddard talalmanya
korantsem tartozik fantazmag6-
riak koze es' a r6gi emberi aloni
megvalositasahoz tudomanyos XII
serlet szempontjab6l komolyan We
heto. A gunyol0dok elhallgattak,
annal inkabb, inert Goddard tud-
tul adta, hogy egy kis holdraketa
modellt mar januar elej6n a hold
ba fog loni. Goddard terve szerint
ebbe modellbe robban6 anyagot
helyeztek volna el, amely rake
tanak a Holdba erkezte utan, fell
robbanasaval a Hold s0tet oldalan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
A mi indianiaink

Az indianok szama Egyeslt Anamoban 349
anos hit hogy indian lakossag kaoban van beugymnsze
jeentese szerint felel vaosagna Egyest Al
amok indian lakosaga Aaskat kveve emult kncari
end6ben 1858 ekke sapoodo emult IL ev 976
elekel szaporoda ndiano Eges Alamokban Az orszg
kee rszeben igen aakozk ember ndanokka nyu
eaton kuonGsen denyugaon ndanok lakosag en
to rez alkotja legobb indian kul0nmenyeken e, vagy
oan odeken, amie zamukra eotek Xxi annak iden Nj
teepesek rottek indian ember
k krnak emberi jogok kl0ntmenyeket btostottak s
mura rent aze hogy vedekeznek eenuk rznt hogy
indanokat magukat k leketlen feher embe-
rex ellen New York. Massachusetts, Connecticut Rhode Island e
mas aamo yegrehatoak elvet meg gyamat dokben
e iggenses habou utan Egyesut amok kormanya
eoseek el0 dokben Nemey t0rek nagyaranyu civil
zco rek ell es csekey vagyonokka rendekezne fehe
rkke n6gerekkel aket ez6 rabszolgaagban tartotak
nagban osszazasotak mar nagyobbara cvza embere
vaamennyen Ozesen 185 indian kontmeny orszagban
Ezeket komenyeket orz beoakodo herek ellen
Is mnden eszkozuk hogy egesegga mint szec
mleg eore haladnak Ugyancsa cvizat meegekre tanot
tes megehet bzoana nekik Az zoruok meg kor
many amogatasban rszesn soha meg agadk
indianto sem aki tamogatasra szoma.
Az ndanok kethamadreSze negy alamban lakk Oklahoma
ban 100 1853 indian d Arzonaban 1885, South Dkoaban
224 es New Mxicoan 22481 Tzenot mas aamban mntegy
5000 indian ako mig Caifornabm 1882 Mnnesoaban
1912 North Caronaban II 969 Washing ii $685. Wisconsin
Iakou aamokban mint Illinois, Pennsylvania Ohio csak par szz
indian a s ndaa alaMan ameyr enber hmne hogy
indianok otthona, mindossze csak 125 indian lakk.
z indian faj szamos tagjar el ivata es szerze be-
ceteta npnek Nemz hrnev oryosokat adot orsagnak
mint pelda Eastman Sioux Indian
egy Cherokee orzsbo sarmazk Tovba Professor
Institution tanara, szinten indian. AIT aak,
Toilette sznten indian caadb6I armazo
Ebbo megalhpahato, hogy szegsny indian" mar mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
A IEGERDEkESEBB

'loet levelet no irta - AIT irta le-
veleben, hogy eletunt, inert sziilei
olyan fiatalemberhez akarjak
kenyszeriteni, akit nem secret. Es
eppen exert szeretne 0ngyilkos
lenni. Ere a celra legkellemesebb
eszk0zUl a h0ldraketat tartja. Egy
mask h0lgynek egeszen mas szan
dekai vannak a 1aketaval. Ez a
holgy AIT irja, hogy szin6szn6 6s
sehogysem tud szerzodeshez jut-
nj. Ha elvegzi azonban az utat,
szerencsejet or0kre megalapitot-
ia es a direktorok egymast fogjak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
KET H0NAPJA

/ tannak, hogy Goddard amerikai
lfizikus azzal lepte meg a vilagot,
llhogy a Hold a raketa modell-
lsjet elkeszitette. A hir kisse valo-
lJszinttlennek latszott es Goddar-
lldot - kinevettek. Elerte fantasz-
lstak sorsa. Belekeriilt legt0bb
|selclapba es legjobb uton volt a ne
vetsegesseg fele. Goddard azon-
ban ugylatszik komolyan ertette a
dolgot, inert legutobbi hetekben
Smithsonian-Intezet evi jelentese-
ben nagyobb tudomanyos erteke--
zes kereteben leirta a raketat. A
raketaja egymasba tolt hiyelyek-
Dol all, amelyeket egymas utan
robbano nagyobb loportoltessel 10
mex XII. Az egyes hiivelyek Eilove-
Sse automatikus uton tortenik, ha-
sonloan a gepfegyver l6vedekei-
mex tovabbitasahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

ii hajland6 raketahan magat a
holdba kil0vetni. Termeszetesen
az ajanlkozok legnagyobb resze
mindket nemhez tartoz6 fatal
sag, de a mereszek Is batrak k0-
zott - mondja Goddard - hat
mernok, ket csillagasz, egy orvos
es egy bankar is van. Egg hetven-
esztend6s agg is jelentkezett. Ele-
tenn - irta - amugy is vege fele
kozeledik, szeretnem egy nagy idea
erdekeben felaldozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

hogy amiota terve nyilvanossag
ra keriilt, az O. es ujvilag minden
reszebol a levelek tomeget kappa,
amelyben levelek irei keszeknek
nyilatkoznak ARA, hogy vilagiir-
be elkiserjek. Eddig otvenket en-
ber jelentkezett. Legt0bb k0zot-
tiIk amerikai; a tizennyolc euro
pal koziil pedig kilenc angol,
negy francia, ket nemet, egy olasz,
egy hollandus es egy osztrak fer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

szegeny szokas Persze ndanok
viszon szamtan nagyon gazdag eber k0zk Az In
dian Hvata adaai szern oszes indian vagyon ke
szagan doar ez XII hat minden indian eekre Ju
mntegy erte erteke kozbroko gyen
pvene eek ertekk nagyban emked 1925 evi kincs
M csztend6ben Cak asvny oadek erteke mntegy 1000
mli6 doart Xxi, ami ndianok birtokaban
(FL1S)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22
OTVENKET EMBER JELENTKEZETT
Az AMERIKAI HOLDRAKETA UTJARA.
Macy bloff, vagy nagy reklam?

jelezte volna a foldi megfigyelok-
mex, hogy "a kiserlet sikeriilt. A
szakemberek mem voltak olyan op-
timistak, mint feltalalo es ramu-
tattak ARA, hogy a modellbe 6ria
81 robban6anyagot kellene elhe-
lyezni, hogy a foldr3l is megfi-
gyelhet6 fenyjelet tu&janak pro
dukalni.
Ek0zben kitiiz0tt datum k0ze-
lledett - es meghatarozott ma
pom a kis. raketa-modell mem in
dult ell a holdba. Hire kelt, hogy
az el6keszit6 munkalatok elh1zod-
tax es ennek folytan d raketa ell
indulasi id6pontjat nyarra tettek.
AZ0AA GODDARD
mem hallatott magarol. Annal
erdekesebb az nyilatkozat, a
mellyel most megint nyilvanos-
sag ele lepett. Az egyik nagy amer
rikai lap tudositoja el6tt a felta-
lalo elmondotta, hogy tovabb dol
gozik a holdraketa t0keletesitesen
es elhalasztotta model kilove-
set, annak csak az az Okla, hogy
mem akarta kitenni magat annak,
hogy a kiserlet csiit0rt0k0t mond-
jon. Most azonban teljesen meg
van gyGzodve kiserlet sikererol
es a raketat a nyaron feltetleniil
kil0vi a Holdba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-22

t6pni, hogy 6t szerz6dtethessek.
(De, hogy jon vissza... p --Szerk.)
Eszerint dtas mar van eleg a ra-
keta szamara. A tobbi Goddard
mesteren mulik.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1926-12-14
RELIGION IS
NECESSARY IN
T0DAY'S LIFE
First Poll Of Religious Ques-
tionnaires Are Announc-
ed Today.

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-Partial re-
turns from newspaper religious ques-
tionnaires show that the south ana
small middlewest orthodox towns
believe in God. There were 50 vot-
ing yes and II no.
The vote on Immortality was 50
yes and Is no.
The vote on Was Jesus Divine as
no other man. yes II and no %.
The vote on was the Bible in
spired," is yes SO and no 20.
Those who attend church regularly
were 10 and those who do not was
80
Those who are willing to have
their families grow up in a church
less community were Il and those
demanding church bringing-up are
70.
Those who were brought up in a
religious home were IS and those
who were not were 20.
On the question of 'is religion
a necessary clement of life 81 voted
yes and 10 voted no.
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aimee CHANCES
LEGAL talent

Los ANGELES. Dec. 14.-Aimee
Semple McPherson admitted she was
negotiating with new attorneys to
handle her defense when she goes
on trial here late in January or early
in February on charges of conspiracy
to defeat Justice
Mrs. Mcpherson declined to reveal
the names of the attorneys who will
replace the present members of her
legal counsel.
I'D rather wait until after my ar
raignment and give out state
ment in connection with the change" :"
the evangelist declared
1t has been known that Mrs Nc.
Pherson has been entertaining plans
to make a change in her defense
battery for several weeks.
w. l. Gilbert, who headed her lie
fensc during the five-weck prelimin-
ondary counsel according to informa.
ton.
Roland Rich Wooley. Arthur l..
Veitch and Leonard Hammer. who
assisted Gilbert, will be dropped, it
was said.
Mrs Mcpherson was negotiating
with two well known attorneys of Los
Angeles. il was said. Lecompte Davis.
fiery criminal attorney, was believed
to have been one of the pair.
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n, ". SH|vERS
IN COLD WAvE;
MOVING EAST
Seattle Experiences Sam e
Temperature as uneau-
May Break Thursday.

SEATTLE, Dec. 1i.-With clear
skies, the Pacific Northwest has felt
the coolest weather of the year.
The Alaska cold wave which swept
Canada and the Northern part of
the United States. continued east
today.
Temperature is 2i below at Bill
linGs, Montana.
The New England States are re-
ported the warmest Of the Northern
States with the temperature 20 de-
grees belod. The low pressure area
centers around the Massachusetts
coast.
Weather Man Summers. of Seattle.
this afternoon forecast that the
Northeastern States temperature
will drop rapidly within the next
"a hours.
The coolest in the State of Wash
ington, reported by Summers, is
six degrees below, at Spokane. AT
Paradise Inn on Mount Rainier, one
degree below zero. In Seattle it
has been 20 degrees above, same as
reported yesterday from Juneau
Alaska
Summers predicts moderating
temperatures by Thursday in the
Pacific Northwest
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LAST ALASKA
RETREAT SAD
Major Kemp Comments on
Troops Leaving from
Anchorage Post.

SEATTLE, Dec. II. - 81 shall
never forget the sadness of the last
retreat we sounded at Anchorage on
December A." Major j. Kemp. Com
mander of the Anchorage Post said
when he arrived here with the
soldiers from that section. while
my stay in Alaska was short, l
could not fail to become impressed
with the tremendous possibilities of
Alaswa. cannot forget the
grandeur of the wonderful resources.
1t was not cold at Anchorage when
we left there concluded Major
Kemp.
The Anchorage Post has been
abandoned by the War Department.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1926-12-14
ARCU ENTS IN
OIL CASE ARE
NOW UNDER WAY
Government Counsel Makes
Assertions Defense
Counsel Makes Plea.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1i.-Owen J.
Roberts. government counsel in the
oil leasing case in which r. L. DO
heny and former Secretary of Inter
ior Albert b. Fall are the defendants
said the 100000 loan Doheny made
Fall hangs over the former Secre-
tary's head as a motive for a bid.
yet the defense says it is Doheny's
patriotismA That is all bunk and
any real competition" said Roberts,
lin bidding for the contract at Pearl
Harbor The note was a bribe.'
Joseph J. Cotter. Nice-President of
the Pan. American Company was the
one man who knew all of the angles
Of the case. He had been in nego-
tiations from May. 1921, until Decem-
Der, 1922. He talked with the Navy
officials. Interior Department Off
cials, went to Hawaii New York.
Washington, Three Rivers, Mexico.
and then to Les Angeles" said Rob-
erts.
"Cotter was everywhere and he sat
within 20 feet of this witness stand
and was never called to the stand.
by the defense"
Frank J. Hogan, counsel for Do
heny, asked the jury: "Do you be-
lieve in your hearts that that old
gentleman, who dug into the earth,
would stoop to bribing the friend OF
his youth in order to swindle ami
cheat the land he loved? Do not let
him be pilloried by the Philadelphia
lawyer"
Hogan asked the jurors il they
could conceive of bribery under the
circumstances of wanting note
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Young Girls
Are Warned by
Mrs. Mcpherson

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 14-Aimee
Scmple Mcpherson, in a sermon last
night, warned young girls who go
buggy riding" with boy friends and
seek to conceal the fact. ut can't
be done. Strands of red hair arc
bound to be left behind which will
let the secret" out, Mrs. Mcpherson
said.
The evangelist told the story of
Judas betraying Christ and hanging
himself as penance. She cited
Christ's appeal to his followers be.
fore crucifiXion to carry on his
work.
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CHEYENNE. Wyo,, Dec. IA
growing menace in the west, the wild
horse. promises to unite cattlemen
and sheepmen. traditional enemies of
the range, in common fight.
The Wyoming Wool Growers AS
sociation. in convention assembled,
passed resolutions urging action to
legislate the wild cayuse off the
range. The sheepmen further urged
the Wyoming Stock Growers asso-
citation to join them and indications
point to a united. effort when the
state legislature meets in January
Eating Valuable Grass
Can | shoot 'em legally, or not?'
asked Henry Grace. rancher up Lost
Spring way. in a letter to the stock
growers association. Several hund.
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THEFT OF AIR STEEDS
NEXT TOFACE 4. III. T. n.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 14.-Round-
ing up the thieves of aerial steeds
may be the part of members of the
Anti-Horse Thief Association, if his
tory repeats itself again.
There was time in the horse
stealing days of the Southwest when
the association had it's hands full in
running down those who rustled their
neighbor's horses. In fact. that sit
uation. and flocking of criminals to
the state, resulted in organization of
the society in 1854 in Missouri.
From Horses to Arpianes
Methods of protection devised in
the western mining camps were in
corporated in the new organization
by two of its founders. Major David
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CATTLE and SHEEPMEN
VAR ON WILD HORSES

red head of wild horses are eating
up his grass, and breaking into his
pasture and interbreeding with his
best horses, he said. This is typical
Of hundreds of complaints made by
cattlemen and sheepmen over hte
state.
With the market price of the aver
age range horse quoted at around So
per head f. 9. b.. Wyoming shipping
points and taxes being assessed as
usual, owners have allowed the colts
in formerly gentle herds to go un-
claimed and unbranded Unestimated
and fast increasing thousands of
these maverick horses now run the
ranges, eating. stamping and even
pulling ont by the roots grass that
Continued on Page Eight)
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Pope Fighting
Present Style
OF the Women

ROME, Dec. 1f.-Tnc Pope
has declared that immodesty in
woman's fashions has consti-
tuted an ugly, ruinous and
catastrophe tendency which
Catholic husbands, fathers and
brothers should attempt TO
check at all costs. The Pope
asserted the modern styles are
"irreyerent, precisely because
they are immoral; irreverent to
human dignity and irreverent
to body and soul"
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Mckee and Hugh Allen Stewart,
who were 49ers in California. For
years after the Civil War, when
horse thieves flourished there, the A.
II. r. A. made it hot for the rustler.
One OF the most famous of the
horse runners whom society and the
federal government sought to curb
was TON King" In the three years
that he operated in the old Indian
territory he probably stole more
horses than any man ever got away
with in similar period. He was
puzzle to his pursuers and escaped
every trap that was laid for him.
General Law Enforcement
The society often protected banks
(Continueo ON Page Seven.D
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League OF
Nations Is
Praised

GENEVA, Switzerland, Dec.
14.-Laudihg the League of
Nations existence which per
mits representative of govern
ments to confer frequently, as
man to man, instead of depend
ing on colorless exchanges Of
d p | o m a tic correspondence"
Foreign Minister Stresemann,
of Germany, expressed belief
that the World War would have
been averted II the statesmen
of 1914 had been given as
many opportunities OF getting
together as they have been
through the League.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1926-12-14
Man Suicides After
Killing l, Wounding

WATERLOO, Quebec, Dec. IA
Wilfred DeLorme, blacksmith sui
cided late yesterday afternoon after
killing "A constable and Wounding the
sheriffs son, who were in a Gordon
surrounding a hotel where he fled
when charged with pointing firearms
at neighbor
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1926-12-14
Warrant for Ormiston
Reaches Chicago Chief

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.--Chief of Po-
lice Collins has received the war
rant for Kenneth G. Ormiston's ar
rest and eXtradtion proceedings will
now be started for his return to Los
Angeles where he is wanted in the
Mcpherson alleged kidnapping case.
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1870
RALPH GILL is DEAD

SEATTLE, Dec. 14.-Ralph G. Gill
aged G2 years, brother of the late
Hiram c. Gill, former Seattle mayor
died last night. The deceased wa=
son of Col Charles A. Gill. aide to
General Grant and also Commission
or of Pensions during Grants admin
istration
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1926-12-14
GIRL ROBbER
PROVES BRIDE
OF ATTORNEY
New Interest Created II
Texas Bank Robbery
Girl Is Identified.

AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 1t.-Otis
Rogers, attorney of Amarillo. today
revealed that Miss Rebecca Bradley
stenographer to Attorney General
Dan Moody, Governorelect, and who
has been arrested charged with rob,
bing the Farmers Exchange Bank at
Buda, last Saturday is his wife. Rog
ers came here = defend his bride
The girls mother said the announce
ment Was news to her.
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Twenty-Four Prisoners
Before Fed. Grand Jury

SEATTLE, Dec. 1i.-Twenty pris-
oners were brought from the Jail be-
fore the Federal Grand Jury which
opened hearings today. A woman
Investigator in Everett was to be
called to corroborate bootleggers'
and moonshiners testimony.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1926-12-14
new YORK FOG
L0WN HICH;24
STEAMERS ARRIVE

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-Fos, which
has crippled shipping since last Sat
urday and darkened the city, was
blown sky high today by strong
west wind, twenty-five ships came
having been hung up for days out
side