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To ED MORAN. your heirs, execu- tors, administrators, granttSs and assigns:
 You are hereby notified that the
 undersigned has expended, during
 the year 1920, also during each ot
 the years ending at twelve o'clock
 meridian July 1st. 1922: July 1st.
 1923. July 1st. 1924; and July 1st, 1926: the sum Of one hundred dol lars in labor and improvements up
 OH that certain placer mining claim
 known and described as Number
 Below Johnson's Discovery on the kougarok River. situated in what was formerly known as the Kou-
 garok Recording District, but now within the Cape Nome Recording
 District, Second Division, Territory of Alaska: said labor was perform ed and improvements were made
 for the purpose of holding said claim under the laws of the United States of America. and the Terri tory of Alaska. and you and each of your heirs. executors. adminis- traitors, grantees ana assigns are
 hereby notified that if within ninety days after the service of this notice
 on you by publication thereof for the period of ninety days, yon fail or refuse to contribute to the un-
 dersigned your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner of said
 mining claim, your interest in sad mining claim will become the pro perty of the undersigned. by whom the said required necessary expen- dtfuras wAra made
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. this 9th day of November, 1926.
 James Keliiher. Co-owner.
 Publish Nov. 6. l3. 20. 27. Dec I, Il, IS. 25, lsos;Jan. 1, s l5. 22. l2q lQ27
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nEArr1E TRIAL DRAWS CROWD

Fairbanks. Feb. s1, @-Two hours besSre court opened. the conrt-roOm was crowded in anttcf- ration "f gruellins cross exami nation Of shermyer. At tn, open 'UG of court a technical battle en- sued when Marquam demanded q copy of the original confession giv- en by Shermyer In Los Angeles a year ago. The court ordered the prosecution to deliver . copy to the defense If they had one in. their possession. The prosecution re- piled that the only copy they had . was in the possession of the postal inspectors who were. forbidden by the regulations of their depart ment to deliver 1t up.
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WEDNESDAY ,TeLEGRApHic,
QdRBEC nOG RACE DOPE

Quebec, February 31, B-Leon- ard Seppala the Nome racer, ac- cofuing to a correction of time finished third and not second as am10usseed- in Mondays dispatches of the first lap of the race. Geo. rge Chevrette of Quebec, was second in four hours three minutes i've seconds.
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HANIAN CHARGED
 WITH MURDER

San Francisco, Feb. 21, R- Eddie HanlOn. aged forty-One and an old time pugilist. was arrested on a murder charge yesterday fol lowing the death of Walter Noon- an, q butcher aged twenty-seven. Three persons said Noonan entered tiahlon's restaurant with friend. An argument ensued Noonan's friend ran out following Hanlon N0Onan was later found stabbed.
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YOUTHFUL EDITORS WILL
 HOLD CONVENTION

New York Feb "A. lP)-Onc thousand boy and girl editors, rep rrsenting school publications in AZ States. together with Canada and Alaska, are expected to attend the third annual convention of the ation on March 11th and 12th Loving cups will be awarded the 13 best publications.
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Washington, Feb. 24, R)-An order has been issued providing for the creation of a wild life refuge al Curry and preserves along other points on the Alaska Railroad. It is made unlawful to capture or kill any beaver or muskrats on the reservations which have been plac- ed under the Jurisdiction of the Department of Agriculture.
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mintango political party. which dom mates the nationalist government, and sent agents ahead of it's ar mics to create dissension within he enemies camps. Wang Yu Ting Chief of Stan for Marshal Chung Tso Lin, who heads the alliance of the Northern warlords, announced that if the nationalist forces launch q direct attack on Shanghai, the al lianee will aid Sun Chung Fang in defending the cities.
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TELEGRAPH RREVITIlS

Washington. Feb. 22. (Py-The Senate Commerce Committee ap proved the resolution to award FL lsworth a medal of honor in recog- milton for his "cOnspicious courage. sagacity. and perseverance" in his polar flight. The American flag which he carried. 1t is understood will be accepted by President Cool idge.
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St. Goddard wins second Lap.

St. Goddard wins second Lap.
 Quebec. Feb. az. R)-st. God dard who won the first lap Mon- day, won the second lap today in Fthree s6urs .nftI four minutes and forty-hve seconds. seppaia made the 70 miles in four hours i've min utes and Chevrette was third in fosrs bSurs$ seventeen minutes.
 T6iS low places seppala In sec oni place for the two days running with twenty four minutes ten sec onds behind St. Goddard.
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were attributed to nervousness. It was earlier recorded that tobacco and talcum powder cans with con
 tents tamped over with currency were passed to friends for use. Flashlights with one cell removed for the placing of currency were also used and were used daily dur ing Shermeyer's trip to the States.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
BEaTTIE TRIAL
 Is AGAIN STALLED

Fairbanks, Feb. 18th, [P)-The Beattie trial moved rapidly thru Il number of minor government wit nesses only to meet another delay clashed over ihe admissability of the testimony of Arthur G. Denny Internal Revenue Collector. The defense contended that information obtained by him in the performance of his duty is mol admissible in court Judge Rnchie adjourned court and took the motion unde. advisement. It is indicated thai the trial will extend well into naXt week
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Shanghai. Feb. 22. (P-Civil war condition have reached Shang- hia. A Cantonese gunboat shelled the French concession while striv- ing to reach the Kianghan arsenal and explode the intuition stored there. Two Chinese were killed and two American homes were wrecked. The French volunteer force has hastily mobilized.
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EXTRA COPIES UF THE
 NOME NUGGET ON SALE AT THE NEVADA.
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the probate court for the Cape Nome Precinct Territory of Alaska Second Division.
 In the matter of the Estate of SAM DIpPLf... deceased Notice is hereby given that the final account ot Otto Mills. as administration of the Estate pr sam Dipple. deceitsed, is now oa file in the above named Court. and that hearing thereon has been set for March 3lst. 1927, at ? o'clock F. M Any objections to said account should be filed in writing. At said hearing he tJurt will decree as to who the heirs at law or distributes are.
 OTTO MILLS,
 Administrator. Publish Jan. 29. Feb. 5, l2, 19. 26.
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Pernambuca, Brazil. Feb. 22, (p, Commander Francesca be Phin edo arrived at Port Natal. Brazil, at one twenty this afternoon. He left Portu Praya, Cape Verde Is lands, at one ten this morning
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TUESDAY LEoRAPhIc)
NO BULLETIN TUESDAY

Owing to Washington's Birth day being generally observed by all business, houses. city and feder- al OfYlces, and also due to the fact that very little telegraph news came thru, the Nugget Daily Bulle- tin was not issued.
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QUEBEC DOG RACE
 NOW BEING RUN

Juebes. Feb. 21. (F- Fifteen dog teams started in the first forty mile lap of the Quebes Internation- al hundred and twenty mile dog derby. Dupuis who won last years race Is backed two to one against the field: Leonard Seppala from Nome and St. Goddard are quoted three to one In the betting.
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London. Feb, "A GPl The Brit ish schooner Colombo was ordered from Bermuda, West Indies to Nicaragua, to protect British lives and property. The decision to send the cruiser was arrived at fel- charged affairs that the American minister was unable to guarantec protection to British lives and pro perty. The government says that Il Eis Lot changed its attitutr t1- ward the Monroe doctrine.
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Portland. Feb. 21. (R) R)-Frank Henzleman, assistant Alaska dis trfct forester. anncuEc.l that Lids on two lots of Alaskan timber will be opened in Washington about tho n :s.dle of April. The; Hlil con
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Quebec. Feb. 21. R-Later) St. Goddard won the first lap in three hours forty seven minutes and thirty second. seppala was; second in four hours six minutes and twenty second. Dupius time is ot given. All dogs finished in good conditi0n. z
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Pittsburg. Feb. 21, (P) B'shrp Alfred Turuetilk will use the Eski mo language in addressing friends above the Arctic circle next Sutur- day evening, beginning al ten thir- kDkA. After that he will use lee landic. Danish. French and English
 Branch missionaries to k.skimos. He has worked 27 years in Alaska.
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Rio De Janerio, Feb. 23. (P-A dispatch from Fernando Noronha says that Depinedo announced that heavy seas had damaged his plane at St. Antonc making departure for he Brazilian mainland temporarily impossible.
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Seward, Feb. 22. (P)-Patrick NJ. Channiman. aged sixty. and q veteran section foreman was killed yesterday. He was struck by a snow blow owned ny the Alaska Railroad, while working in ;t deep cut al Potter Station.
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Portland. Feb. 24. tH1-The pol ice estimated that forty house boats with occupants aboard are adrift on the Willamette river. The harbor police are trying to rescue the oc- cupants.
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Manila. Feb. 24. lP)--Fire swept the heart of the Manila business district causing damage estimated between one and two million dol lars. Nine of the principal busi- ness houses were destroyed and four others damaged It is the second bad fire within six weeks. No loss of life is reported.
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Paris. Feb. 22, (Ap) Poincaire announced that he will propose to the American government that Fran ce pay her first installments of the debt before the ratification of the agreement.
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Pernambnco. Brazil. Feb. 23. (A, -Depined0 failed to make his non stop flight from Cape Verde Islands 10 Brazil. He covered fourteen hundred and thirty two miles to the the island Fernando Nnrunha. three hundred miles off the coast in about twelve hours. He then circl ed the islands and proceeded to- ward the Brazilian mainland. Heavy seas and unfavorable weather com pelled him to return to Fernando Noronha His close approach tn the mainland gave rise to the CT ronious reports that he landed therp
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Washington. D. C., Feb. 25.R,- Coolidge vetoed the McNary-Haug- hen farm relief bill because 1t dld not hensat the farmsrs and diaAxin- mated in favor of certain products. McNary said he would make no ef-
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tain about five million feet .at h. Each lot contains enough timber to keep five hundred ton purrr mill running for fifty years.
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Seattle. Feb. 21. R)-Dobbs. the Kirkland dentist. who was arrested in connection with the death of Lietia. fourteen year old school girl, was released for the second time in two weeks on thirty-five thousand doHars' bail
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SCIENTISTS HAVE
 MARROW ESCAPE.

Seattle. Feb. "A. P,-Six scien lists of the International Fisheries Commission and a crew of nine escaped with their lives when the hundred foot schooner Scandia struck q reef and sank fourteen miles from Kodiak They were engaged in studying the life and movements of th" halibut for th,. American and Canadian eovrru m-nts, A radio message said the hlteen men weir being taken |. Kodiak and Will be taken tu Seat II" on the Admiral Watson.
 .Inst as the schooner was sink ing. il dozen fishing smacks Were headed for the open sea. Captain Olaf Hvatus messaged the Kodiak radio station: "Scandia sinking fast. Eleven left ship in only Tiff -- boat. Captain. radio operator and wo others remain aboard" The were taken from the Scandia a5 shr rapidly filled with water. Tn boats cleared inst as she reared an sank.
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San Francisco, Feb. 21st. HS One bandit was killed and another wounded yesterday when garage employee shot al four robbers as they drove from the garage after robbing him and two assistants of several hundred dollars.
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TELEGRAPH BlsEVITIES

Hongkong, Feb. 23rd, (P-The troopship Minnesota arrived from England with one thousand British marines
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Hankow. Feb. 21,R-An agree ment defining the rights of Great Britain in Chinese territory was entered into between Charge de Ar fairs O'Malley and Eugene Chen of the Cantonese.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Paso Robles. Calif:, Feb. 25.. R The vanguard of the PittsbuFg pirates, the worlds champion baAe- ball players In 1926, arrived here yesterday to begin training for ths 1s27 event. q
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ST. d6oDARD WINs RACE < T -sEPPAI4A SECOND

Quebec. Feb. g. @-st. God dard won the International D6g Derby. Covering one hundred and
 wNpty- miles In eleven hours tt1r- ty-<bt5Fs nilhtes and thirty-fve se- conds. Todkys time was. St. God dard: three hours Afty-hve minbt- es and fifteen seconds. Seppaia: :: three hours fifty one minutes and twenty i've seconds. Cheverette: three hours fifty eight minutes and ten seconds.
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Camden. N. J.. Feb. 25.. R- David Baird, eighty eight years old and former United States Senator, died at his home. He had been Ni for several weeks.
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FRIDAY tTElE oRA0HtCl

San Francisco, Feb. 25th, (Pl- San Francisco's rain will last thru out the day. the weather man re- ports.
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BEArrIE CASE STILL ON

Fairbanks. Feb. n. R,-Lsav- ,ing the sHitnees atasde after q tto 't5Ss ys.scli tsdds sss.hila.ise. clusion of yesterdays sessions. 3e sSal kirtuQk un9lakea fn his tea4t- cool on the stand. h subsequelt efoss 1as1nihStson tEsrs io5aly deveiv. oDeA . lev disersDanciss. thsss
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Pana ma Canal Zone, Feb. 15,

Panama Canal Zone, Feb. 15. R) The British cruiser Colombo. ar rived at the Canal Zone. She will reacbe Corinto. Nicaragua. tomor- row and will be a possible refuge for British subjects.
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Copenhagen. Denmark. Feb. 21. (P,-Dr. George Brandes. literary critic. died today. He underwent an operation for internal trouble from which he had been suffering for several weeks. His great age prevented his recovery.
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Chicago. Feb. 22, (P)-Byrton an nOnnced that will attempt to fly ac- ross the south pole in the antarctic summer of 1928. The flight base will be in an ice barrier around the pole He has been working out plans since last May. Supply bases will be established and facilities for talk ing of and alighting be prepared Trial flights will be made during the next eighteen months. An Ameri- can built Fokker plane will be used. A private individual will finance the flight. It is said that scientists < will he called upon to aid the flight in studying the wind, climate. geo logy, and air navigation. This means that the corps of scientists will have to spend six months of the polar nights proceeding the High. in these examinations.
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New York. Feb. 22, (P,-Th, death toll caused by the storm, has reached twenty one, with the possi- bility of seven more deaths, caus- ed by the embarking of ships crew in life boats and who are he lieved to have been drowned. Sev- eral ships foundered during the night but their crews were rescued The property damage along the New York and New England coasts is estimated at between three and five million dollars.
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Chicago. Feb. q. P)-Alaska may have the next real estate boom. The members Of the real estate boards national association plan to visit Alaska after their in Seattle this coming August. Two steamers have been chartered for the trip.
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New York. Feb. 2l. (R-The week end storms here killed a total of seventeen persons.
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Pernambuco, Brazil, Beb. 24, (P. the aviator, arrived at Port Natal
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FAMINE AMONG
 N 4 IslBRRlAN NATIVES

--'as 6evUOnEa, St. EAWfeffce Inland.
 Bsfsns Sea. Feb. s1, R9-rhe res- -casd sibertans reported that an epidemic in their home town a
 year ago caused the death of sev-
 eral of the male inhabitants with
 the result that it Is difficult for the
 remaining men of the village to
 support the dependent women and
 children. This is the reason that
 they ran the risk to obtain . meat
 supply to aavs theA frdln- 4amiAe.
 Two of ths missing ,si6erixns Eft
 families in Siberia. as did three of
 the six rescued. One of these be-
 lieved that his family might sur
 vive the famine by eating dogs. of
 which he had hfte4H.. <
 The Eskimos of tns viifaEe where
 the Siberians are nov sheltered,
 are optimistic owing to their
 ability to catch large quantities of tom cod unusually carly iA,-Ahe
 season when other forme'of flood Is scarce. thereby supplysac seGic- lent food for the additional popu-
 lation of the village. Tue wrecked
 crew believe that due to change in the Siberian govsrnaest, thstF countrymen will he lkrxetttds . visit the Bering Sea islands. They are looking forward in anticipa- tion for the opportunity to return home to their familiea. Three of tho rescued are doing well and arc often out for fresh air. The other three require the constant atten- tioa of both teachers. Tho last man reasoned had . frosen foot h which infection Is beginning. It is badly inaamsd and swollen. The ! .s1sS r ],
 5 New York. NM. .MFis death of tho sono Of one of ths tssafa haltsa the Alllag
 trial. lt will be resumed Wednes-
 Anv alfAp tha fnnnpAa
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Shanghai Feb. "A. LPD-A thou sand of the Shangtung troops ar rived from Ranking enrOMte to twenty-eight miles South where the Cantonese were expected to attack A truce has been declared between Suns totter- ing forces and Shanghai, Labor ended summary ex- cautions which totalled over hun dred and seventy. A hundred thou sand strikers went back to work
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fort to override the veto. The President signed the McFatiden branch banking bill.
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New York. ..glMl. ,f ~. death of tho sonS Of one of ths iasau haltsd the llillaI,
 trial. H will bs resumsd Wednes-
 day. aftsf IT. fsnsssL
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MONDAY

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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Publish Jan 2s, Feb. 5, l2, 1s. 26.
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Publish Jan. g., IS. 22. 2s. Feh-s., 12, 19. 26, March 6, 12. 19. 2s and April 2. 1927.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
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Evening star., 1927-09-30
MEREDITH FAvORS
| DRY CANDIDATE.
loWan, Declaring He Is Not
in Race, Holds Farm Aid
Is Biggest Issue.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa, September 80.
The Democratic party has an excel
lent opportunity to win the next presi-
Dental election with candidate who
is a. dry" and in sympathy with the
needs Of agriculture, Edwin T..
Meredith, Secretary of Agriculture
under. President Wilson, declared yes
terday on his return from the East.
To such a candidate, Mr.. Meredith
said. he was willing to throw his sup
port by aiding In the selection of an
iowa delegation that will pledge its
vote for an agricultural champion and
challenge the ''wets" to a test of
strength. He intimated that he did
, not wish to be placed in the position
Of seeking the nomination or of desir-
ing the Iowa delegation for himself.
Many Worthy Men.
"My real, vital interest" Mr.
Meredith said, 'is that the Iowa dele
CATION shall be right on the issues of
agriculture and of prohibition. 1t
would be a reflection on the State and
the party for. the Iowa delegation to
vote contrary to what / think is for
the best interests Of the State and
Nation.
From a natural point of view, who
the candidate Is, granted he thinks
right. is not important. There ale
many worthy men 1 would gladly sup
port. Many friends have been gen.
erous in their attitude toward myself.
urging me to be a candidate, and ]
appreciate their good opinion, but ]
am not myself a candidate. will join
with the dry. progressive Democrats
of Iowa in any effort they wish to
make to see Iowa sentiment properly
represented in the next national con-
vention.
Opposed to Any Wet.
'I am opposed to the nomination
OF any wet or one who has refused
to cooperate in enforcement, by ap-
proval or repeal of State enforcement
statutes. The majority of the Demo-
Gratis of Iowa are progressive and dry.
II feel it would be a calamity to
the party and to the country for the
Democratic party to be made the wet
reactionary party by the nomination
Of any one who has permitted himself
to be the Installation of the wet sen.
timent of the country. 1t would spell
utter defeat for the party.
"I feel that the problem Of farm re-
lief, or more properly the agricultural
bolicy, Is the biggest problem before
The Nation. A sustained agriculture,
the putting of farming on a sound
basis, that competent, efficient men
may hope to succeed instead of being
bankrupted by violent price fiuctua
lions, is Of vital Importance to every
interest of the country-business,
labor, agriculture-and the Demo.
cratic party should address itself to
that subject"
Mr.. Meredith said no plans for
conference of progressive Democrats,
which he had suggested, had been
made. but he expected the conference
called by w. E. Durbin of Ohio for
Chicago in December to be largely at
tended.
Evening star., 1927-09-30

Produce Market. The hearing will be
held in the boardroom Of the District
Building, starting at 10 o'clock. and
because Of the intense interest In this
matter the Commissioners believe 1t
will last throughout the day.
Persons who have definite sites to
recommend are urged by the Commits.
sioners to attend the hearing prepared
to submit data on the estimated cost,
together with plats or maps showing
the location Of the property.
Congress authorized the Commits
sioners at the last session to negoti-
ate for the purchase Of new site for
the market at a cost not to exceed
$500, 900. A report on their negotia-
tions must be submitted to Congress
not latcr than December Is.
Evening star., 1927-09-30

through the Inhalation Of It's fumes,
which are heavier than air. Its HARM
full effect In chronic cases 10 due to
it's direct destructive action on the
blood and blood.forming organs.
though II also acts as a narcotic and
nerve irritant.
Examination Of 70 exposed woman
workers gave clear chronic cases in
Is or 80 per cent. Five women among
the remainder Of the 79 were sus.
pected cases, and clinical histories
were obtained from factory author.
tiles concerning three other women.
in whom the poisoning had advanced
to such a degree that hospital treat.
ment was necessary. Two cases re.
suited fatally.
1.-THE fact that the use Of benzol
for Industrial purposes Il increasing
Evening star., 1927-09-30

Members Of the congregation Of
Temple Heights Baptist Church will
tender a reception to their new pastor.
Rev. Thomas e. Broode, tonight. The
following clergymen have been in
vited: Rev. J. J. Muir. Rev. J. c. Ball.
Rev. John e. Briggs and Rev. H. E.
Millington. The program includes
music under the direction Of Mrs.
Warren Horner, director of music.