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The Washington times., 1927-10-01
THE SOLID GOLD
GIRL PANNED
WELL

Evelyn Herbert. who plays the
leading role in the new operetta,
MY Maryland" at Jolson's
Theater in New York. has one
memory which she cherishes
above all the others. When she
was nine years old she met the
late Enrico Caruso at the home
Of her aunt. He had been .old
that little Evelyn could sing, and
he coaxed her to let him hear
her voice. She was very modest,
no entreaties being able to win
her over.
A week later Evelyn's mother
took her to the Metropolitan
Opera House TO hear Caruso.
The child was thrilled. and she
kept asking to meet the famous
tenor again. Finally, she had
her opportunity. when he again
visited her aunt's home. Az soon
as she saw him. she rushed up
and said. III sing for you, Mr..
Caruso."
When she did he was delighted
with her voice, and he remarked,
Little girl, your voice Is like
your hair; 1t is made OF solid
gold. He then gave her a small
statute of himself. on which he
inscribed: To the Solid Gold Girl.
As the years went on, Caruso
kept watching the career of the
little girl. He came to her home
every few weeks to hear her
sing and note her advancement.
When she commenced taking les
sons she made rapid strides; at
the age of eighteen she was al
ready singing small roles in grand
opera.
OF course, she II now a famous
star, and has been lauded by
all for her splendid work In. my
Maryland"
The Washington times., 1927-10-01

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Meanwhile the play had been
rewritten. ct is now being re-
written for the fifth or sixth
time.) All this took place last
season.
Came summer. Mr.. Davis
summoned his cast and asked
them what they thought a
proper basis for summer work.
All expected a salary cut. In
stead he gave them Saturday
matinees off and kept them on
at the full scale.
The piece has been off for
about six weeks now. Never
within striking distance of
breaking even, it is to be re-
vived by the intrepid Davis and
will resume its tenuous way at
the Cort Theater next week.
Broadway never saw magma
nimity like this is the face of
such odds. The guessers have it
The Washington times., 1927-10-01


So the king Team OF Comedy"
opens today at Loew's Palace, as
firemen brave, co-starring in an.
other Edward Sutherland picture,
Fireman, Save My Child" They
got underway in behind the
Front" gained tremendous mo.
mentum in We're in the Navy
Now" and are now roaring along
at full speed in comedy vehicle
that from all reports should set
things afire.
Trailing along to fan the sparks
IS the strongest comedy cast Para.
mount has ever assembled.
Tom Kennedy, survivor OF the
two previous Beery-Hatton riots
and fresh from part in Beery's
The Washington times., 1927-10-01

lone-handed James Cruze triumph,
1.-THE Big Sneeze," plays the fire
captain. Josephine Dunn, per.
sonification Of blonde loveliness,
has the feminine lead Joseph
Girard is JOS father, the fire chief.
Joseph Girard is Hollywood's Of
ficial fire commissioner, police
chief, admiral, captain or whatnot.
His military bearing. piercing blue
eyes and pugnacious chin COM
mand respect and uniform wearing
parts always. He PLAYED the ad-
miral in We're in the Navy Now"
Scattered with lavish hand all
through the picture are squads,
companies and hattalions of fire
fighters, policemen and civilians.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
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THE GATE-POST
q b. Harold Phil[ipas

Broadway with its armored mobility everything
unusual wrnng its facade advent Of
Wods champion butter He the
the Of Napoleon and bankrO that
Waos smaller than million His Edgar Davis
man who lost fortune in rubber reganed OIL and decided
backing show. ~ - ~ -
Davis purchased and sponsored Ladder play dealing
with the unfathomable theme
ana So Tor that matter did the public The legion
Mr. DAVIS believed In his judgement After of losses
$SOo weekly he esorted to spectacular Advertising
about the piece curious condition that ito be an ntrant
you do not have to see the performance"
There trkery about prize the
invited to the guarantee made of onev
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Evening star., 1927-11-06

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Evening star., 1927-10-16
IA i. S. PRISONERS
URGED FOR PAROLE
Shook Says Board Has Rec
commended Action-CarroII
Status UndiScIosed.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, October 15.--War-
den John w. Shook of the Atlanta
Federal Penitentiary said today that
il prisoners were recommended foi
parole by the parole board which
concluded its special session last
night. Whether Earl Carroll, New
York theatrical producer, who was
one of the IL who applied for elem
ency. was among the IA was not
stated.
Papers in the cases acted on will
be forwarded to Attorney General
Sergent in Washington, from whom
any announcement will come.
One hundred and thirty two prison.
ers were eligible for clemency, but
only II were heard.
Carroll made a personal appearance
before the board when it visited the
prison honor farm yesterday. where
the producer is acting as librarian.
The appearance was brief and the
board asked questions about a few
points on which they wished more
specific information than contained
in the parole papers.
His plea for clemency was backed
by a record, it was said, of good con-
1uct since he entered the penitentiary
on June s.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

much claim for superior authority and
too l'ttle appreciation of the fact that
both agencies are created to serve the
public interest rather than their own
prerogatives," according to o. c. Mer-
rill executive secretary of the Fed
eral Power Commission at Washing
ton, who addressed the conference.
He urged that all agencies interested
in the material and industrial develop
ment of the South unite in u common
progressive program.
In another address at yesterdays
Evening star., 1927-10-16
PLAN FOR PROMOTING
WATER POWER UTILITY
Speaker at Appalachian Conference
Urges Cooperation Between Fed
eral and State Agencies.
By the Associated Press.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October Is.
Better cooperation between Federal
and State agencies in the development
and supervision of water power facili.
ties was urged at yesterdays meeting
of the Southern Appalachian Power
Conference, in special called session
here.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

session of the conference Maj. Glen
Edgerton, chief engineer of the power
commission. declared that water-power
developments in the South are among
the largest in the Nation. He ad'
dressed himself principally to the re
lation of water power to navigation,
and gave brief outline of Federal
legislation effecting each.
Hemp was grown in China as early
as $500 years before Christ.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

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The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
OCTOPUS FOUND CARRYING p0Dv
 OF DEAD MAN

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, May 2S. lP}-A huge octopus, bearing in it's tentacles the body of one of five men who down with the Tug War ren last Tuesday gave up its human prize after an water with a hook The diver related the story upon his arrival at the surface of the water with the body that he had been down repairing fish trap He said when he sighted the devil-fsh with the body in its grasp, he seized pike pole and attacked the monster After long and savage battle the octopus sunk down dead. With hook the diver pred loose the murderous tentacles from around the body, which partly identified as that of A. Healy the cook the tug boat. The diver returned and brought up the dead body of the octopus.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
WALLACE GAINES CONVICTED 0F muRDERInG HIS DAUGHTER
 MAY GET NEW TRIAL

OLYMPIA Wash. May 2S. dP,--An unexpected contention that the body which found the shore of Green Lake, Seattle last June, was not that of Sylvia Gaines, has nterected and a most startling into Wallace Gaines appeal from his conviction as his daughters murderer Attorney G. E. NJ. Pratt of Seattle. appearing as a friend of the Court told the Supreme Court that the body was not that of Sylvia Gaines and was never identified such during the Gaines trial The body found four inches taller than the body of Sylvia Gaines, the attorney declared
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
MARINE CAPTAIN FORGED KILL WOMAN
 AFTER ATTACK BY RAD BANDIT

MANAGUA, May 2S. (P)-Attacked with machette in the hands of a while stratng with the bandit chieftan Cabulla, Captain William Richards of the United States Marines in Nicaragua, shot and killed Cabulla. who had drawn in self defense. say advices received here from Chinandega. Captain Richards, who had gone to a house in which Cabulla staying, to remon- strate with him against his maltreatment of sev- eral of the inhabitants of the town by the bandit leader. as he entered the door he attacked by the woman with machette while Cabulla leaped from his bed and drew his revolver. Richards drew his weapon and fired. killing Cabulla in- stantly. and then was forced to Kill the woman Cabulla had been credited with sixty killings.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28

that Sylvia Gaines still alive, expressed here by Attorney G. E. NJ Pratt, whose belief based on the evidence he gathered during the last few months. The attorneys theory is that the girl was kidnapped by of rutians who had slain another girl and wished up the evidence of their crime by leaving her body near Green Lake where the Kidnapping occurred The gang placed Sylvias clothing the body of the other girl. in Attorney Pratt's theory.
 The Nugget suggests that the tables of dis tances printed Page Five be out and posted up in roadhouses and homes. as they are valuable
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28

MOSCOW, May 2S. lP-The conviction oh. taining in all Soviet political circles and wideig disseminated through the press that Great Br,t- ain has embarked upon war intervention of which the severance of diplomatic and trade relations on the part of Great Britain is the first gun The next step expected the papers said will be en ort toward financial and economic blockade. cal culated to wreck the Soviet Union to such ex- tent it may be attacked with impunity. The Izves tia the official of the Federal Central Exec1 tive Committee of the Sovets declared that Eng lands hope of melting other nations against Russia can only end in disaster for England and her allies since Soviet Russia during the three years she has been represented in England, a program has been prepared and has gained much strength, which ables her to defy her enemies.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
TRAVEL BEGUN ON YUKON RIVER
 FOR SUMMER

TANANA, May 2S, UF9-The first travel on the Panama river of this summers season arrived in small boats bringing consignments of fruits and vegetables and also fresh eggs. The Gov ernment boat General Jeff c. Davis, with mail and some passengers, arrived twelve days later than usual The Yukon river is free of ice, though con- siderable driftwood Is running.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
VICTORIA TO
 SAIL JUNE 4

Capt Thomas A. Ross yesterday received telegram from James P. Daily. the Agent Of the Alaska Steamship Company at Nome. who is now in Seattle saying that the sailing date of the liner victoria has been postponed from June End, to June 4th. at 2:0O o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Daily requested Capt. Ross to notify the press of the change.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
BRITAIN AND SOVIET RUSSIA QUIT RELATIONS
NOTE SEVERInG DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN BRITAIN
 AND RUSSIA DELIVERED

else He said, "It does imply :ar against Russia. We do intend to have any further political dealings with Moscow, but arc wholly in favor of the pursuit of legitimate trade between the two countries Our decision is not the result of any deep laid plot to get up world combination against Russia"
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28

FAIRBANKS. May 2S, L4p Captain Wilkins and aviator Graham took off for Point Barrow at three o'clock this morning in Stinson plane. the Detroit News No. Two The heavily loaded plane refused to rise the first attempt but took the air the secon attempt. The flyers will attempt cross the Brooks Range.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28

LONDON. May 2S. (E-The House of Com has approved the Governments decision to break of diplomatic relations and trade relations with Soviet Russia by vote of three hundred fifty seven to two hundred eleven. This decision with drew diplomatic privileges which the Soviets ESQ gravely abused" The Labor resolution that the country ought not be committed to the Govern ments break of the policy until afte: full in ouiry into the fac This put vote with a standing of three hundred sixty hundred and eighteen.
 LONDON May 2s, l4o-The Note severing diplomatic and trade relations between Great Brit ain and Soviet Russia, has been delivered at Ches sham House. which is the Soviet Legation. The Note requested the official Soviet representatives to leave London immediately, and specifies who of the others shall be allowed to remain in London to wind up affairs. The British diplomatic mis- sion in Moscow has been recalled. but it has not vet been decided who shall look after the British interests in Moscow. Chessham House has an nouuced that the German Embassy has agreed to look after the Soviet governments interests in London Baldwin emphaticaly declared, concern ing the breaking oil of relations with Russia that it means just what it appears to mean and nothing
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
DE PINEDO DUE ARRIVE AZORES TO-DAY

ROME, May 2s, LP)-Commander De Pinedo is due to arrive at Azores today. reported the S. S. Duileo. The message said that the flyer and his companions are safe and sound aboard the steamr Superga. De Pinedo will complete the four con- tinent flight upon which he embarked months ago. the message said
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
LAST GREAT srAcp OF FLOOD BE TONIGHT

NEW ORLEANS. May ss, 1P,-Man. and the river preparing for what is believed to be the last great battle of the flood area. the waters of the Atchafayala and the Tensas Basin moved today toward New Iberia and Morgan City. Six thousand persons having homes in the inundated area be- iieve that both towns will be under water by tonight
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
TRANSCRIPT SAYS REGULAR TRANSATLANTIC
 AIRPLANE SERVICE PLANNED

BOSTON May 2s. lP-The newspaper The Boston Transcript. today article which said that had learned that preparations had been underway for long time for regular trans-At- 'antic airplane service with giant planes capable of carrying at least one hundred persons
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
SEATTLE FUR AUCTION LIVELY

SEATTLE, May 2s, R-Marten and wolf were not in good demand but all other pelts went rapidly at the monthly auction sale of the Seattle Fur Exchange. Prices announced were: lynx av- eraged $25.40. the best lot going 1t $40.0o. with fairly large skins bringing S3s.00. Marten went fast and the lot averaged s200o with the best lot vance of 20 per cent over last month averaged S24.7o Wolf was only half sold. and went at s14.so, average and the best lot going at $ls.7s
 Beaver avenged sss,ss. Fisher improved twenty per cent with as for the lot of ss47s Blue fox sold well with, average of s4s.io: wolver- inc vas strons. the best lot bringing sss.eo with n avsrass of of ss4.sl. The next aals will be on JuAs a7th.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
WILKINS HOPED
 ncE EnR pnlNT
 BARROW TODAY


FAIRBANKS, May 27, (4'-captain Wilkins has postponed his scheduled hopof for Point Bar aonther day. because his plane refused to rise with 1,SO0 pounds of load. Captain Wilkins plans to fly to Etah. Greenland from Point Barrow in the Detroit News No. Two which is smaller plane than the Alaskan, and will be substituted for the Alaskan.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28

DUTCH HARBoR. May 2S, (4'For the first time in twenty-one years the ice conditions this season has delayed all sealing activities in the Priblof Islands, which still ice bound. venting the government seal employees from land ing the islands.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
LlsDBERGH ARRIVED BRUSSELS TO-DAY

BRUSSELS. May 2S. lPD-Lndbergh arrived from Paris at three fifteen this afternoon and was escorted from the Franco Belgian Border by two Belgian Army planes. and trailing him were several other planes which acted escort of honor from Paris.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
LINDBHEsGH MAKES FLIGHT OVER
 PARIS HONOR FRENCH UNKNOWN SOLDIER |

PARIS May 2s. tF9-Captain Charles A. Lind hsrsh today Aew over Paris in French plane for an hour to pay homage to Frances Unknown Sol dier. Flying over the Arch de Triomphe in grace full curves. he descended to within one hundred and fifty fset
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-28
DETROIT. May ss. @-Mrs Evanseline Ii,

DETROIT, May 2S, 49--Mrs Evangeline Lind berg has announced today that her son Captain Charles A. Lndberg has accepted President Cooldges invitation to return home on warship and that he would sail about June 18th. Her informed her by cable. she said.
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JAPAN SENDING MORE TROOPS TO CHINA

TOKYO. Msy ss. QF,-orders vsrs today is sued for two thousand more Japansse troops to proceed Iron Maaehnria to Tstnstao. China. to protect Japansse livss and propsrty Ii. the shaas- tsaea railroad sona
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