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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

901 Eleventh street; Rev. Tolbert F.
Weaver, minister.
A large increase in attendance was
observed in both the Bible school and
church last Sunday and there were
two additions to the church. The
public is. cordially invited to worship
with us at the following services:
. Bible school, 9:30 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
Worship and preaching, 1O:45 a. m
and 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject, Things That Hin
or and Thwart Spiritual Develop
ment."
Evening subject, "What We Owe
The Church."
Morning anthem, "I Have Set
Watchmen Upon the Walls"
Evening anthem, "Thou Wilt Keep
Him"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Sunday school, GAS; J. r. Keyes,
superintendent.
Morning service at IL.
Evening services Sunday, Tuesday
and Thursday at 8:45.
Thursday morning prayer service at
The church at 10 o'clock.
Sunday evening. at 6:15, Christ AM
bassadors meet at the church.
JOHN EITING, Pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
:. Churches, Society Notes and Womens Page

Mrs. James L. Hastings, Mrs. G. l.
Weaver, Miss Beatrice Butler, Mrs
Henry Nelson Mrs. Annie Perrin, Mrs.
Robert Bates, Miss Philip Ann
Barnette, Mrs. George B. Jones, Mrs.
John E. Creed, Mrs Robert Blair,
Mrs Lucian F. Wright and Mrs. r.
E. Souers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE

Christian Science services are held
in Masonic hall, 931 G avenue, every
Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Sunday school for pupils under the
age of 20 years is held at GAS o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend these services.
The lesson for today is "Unreality. ["
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at GAS a. M; Geo.
r. Drysdale, superintendent.
Mems Bible class topic, ''What
Should We Choose?" Graded classes
for ALL
Preaching service at IL a. m. Ser
mon by Rev. Beck.
A call to the local church has been
accepted by Rev. j. E. Congdon, Jr,
OF Storm Lake, Iowa, who will be
here in two weeks. Let us all rally
to the support of the church.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
FOOD SALE SATURDAY.

There will be a food sale Saturday
Octoher 3, at Mothers place given
by the Camp Fire Girls organization
Pies. Cookies, Salads and all sorts
of home made goodies will be dis
played. Virginia Cobb is the chair
man.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services and Sunday school will be
held in the Grand theatre tea room,
Sunday school at 10 a. M, and serv-
ices at II a. M, quarterly meeting
Immediately after the services. All
are requested to attend
The adult Bible class VII meet in
the George Haas home, G33 Greene
street, on Tuesday evening al 3
O'Clock.
CHR. ALBRIGHT, Pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02

Paul POiret, who designs it, might
call this Partisan frock Black Arrow.
The black belt and arrow are in
striking. contrast on a cloth dress of
bright blue. Sleeves and two tier
bOlerO are different on the Poiret
model.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
FOUR ELEVATED IN CAMP F1RF

The Camp Fire Girls held theiI
first council Friday at $50 p. m
at they building Your new mem
bers received the wood gathers rank
They were Wynette Hoover, Georgia
Redwine, Helen Olson and Dorothy
Crocker.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
VOMAN'S CLUB
TO MEET OCTOBER 3

The first meeting of the Woman's
club will be held Monday October
;, at the Y. w. G.. A. Plans for
luncheon to be held next week will
De discussed at that time.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Holy communion, 7:30.
Church school, 9:45.
Holy communion, IL.
ERNEST w. SIMONSON, Rector.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-02
REORGANIzED CHURCH OF

J. c. OF L. ID. S.
Corner of 10Th street and C ave
'ue Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Sac.
ament service, IL a. m.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
ADMIRAL EARLE
 TO PUTNAM RoTARiANS
1Coutinued from Page oael

lCortnued from Page onel and Italy declined ta participate The lnted States went intu the confer nee believing that large navy pea-
 ses war The other countries weHt
 WFh the vilN pain that ! iaraa Ha2E Hsures them peace. the tWn aaHs if view beng quite different. IT seHt Coolidge ses the maximum far zzhI cruisers at 3uu.UuH lon. erea Britain see fhe minimum aE iHeHaH tons Great Britain wantea tse z.ze guns aH fes1 cruisers z De sIN HeH Pms would allow her equip ping forty merchant shIps as cruiser H t.mg of need The United states maHtaI tbe guns b be eight Heh Such guns would De tHa heavy for merchant vestls ta carry
 "ThC conference has been ealled. . tbe AaaHfai ai "The ShipNqaek af Geneva lie sa4 ke believed the conference lid great deal of good as the world was maue 10 understand that che Jmted States went there with good motives and honestly de- sireus If reducing armamenis Al together we can feel proud of our country. We have not sold our birth right by any means. and can take care of ourselves on land or sea. con cluded Admiral Earle
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
EASTFORD

Mrs. Fred Bowen was a Wfllman- tie Friday
 Qute number from hert attended Woodstock Fair
 Archa Walker and ls#4ls wtru m Stafford sunday
 NrS. Carrie GuritX entertained Hei- at5yes over fhe weekend.
 Miss Ethel Gardner has had Ta- d.o installed . her house
 NF and Ms CharI Clark and sen Donald were in Putnam sunday.
 Bert Gardner. son ieaH and family f Narf5nNlt#5 were in tHWH Sunday.
 The addition being tWli onto War ren keltb's haase= k nearly completed
 Mss Ncrna ScarhorouzH ai stafford spent the weekend at heF home here.
 Mr. Olptr Bowen entertaining her mother Mrs. LeaNItf ef Spencer, Mas.
 Mrs Merrill Kei;b and daughter spent the weekend with Nf. and Mrs. X NJ. Keith.
 Clarence Green had charge of the Wednesday evening prayer meeting this week.
 Some from here attended the Old Folks concert at NarreuVilIe last Fri day evening.
 Mrs. Ernest Stevens entertained her brother. William Smith, a couple of days last week.
 \ special Christian Endeayer bHsi- ness meeting was held at the home ef Mrs ] 5 Tatem Monday evening
 Miss Hattie Deans et Boston has been spending several days with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Charles Deans.
 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stevens and Mr. and Ms Ernest Stevens attended the Barrett reunion held al Nillington Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young of Nor Wich. Mn and Mrs. Willis Hisc0ck and Miss Ida Bartlett visited relatives in Stafford SInday.
 There Was q union meeting of the C. E. societies at the chapel Sunday evening Topic" What Is Right and Wrong With the Movies
 Mr and Mrs. Alpheus Buell. of Cal ifuruia are spending the month of September with relatives here in the cast Al present they are with their niece Mrs William Warren.
 Mrs Edward Thompson, Mrs. Ey- erett Jenkins and daughter Nancy of Milton. Mass. Mrs. Lewis Celbufn and sons Edwin and Allen If Abingdon, called aH Mrs Dana keith Sunday
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
At The Ben.Gresxener Inn

NJ. and Mrs. < E. Richards ef Philadelphia, have arrived to spend several weeks at the Middiebrook.
 Mrs. Homer Sweetser and her chil- dreu are spending several weeks at the Orchard cottage Mrs Sweet ser's mother. Mrs Charles Nagcl, will join them next week.
 Mrs. Charles Davis will come from Boston tomorrow for the autumn sea son. and will be at the Orchard cot tage.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jarvis and their son. MT Graham kirehner, com pleted their visit on Wednesday and have returned to Princeton, \. J
 Mir. and Mrs Lewis e. Jones of Newport: Mrs Martin Brown of Pro whence; Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Husted of Lenox: are among those depart inP this week.
 Mir. and Mrs John D. Campbell will leave tomorrow to snend a week mos torinr through the White Mountains.
 Miss Elizabeth Washington arrived from Little Boars Head \. II on Tuosdav to spend the autumn at the Main House
 Mr Albert Tvthgoe returr"d fo he Inn Waduesdav fo he with Mrs lvfh. e.oa ot the East cottaeo for several ,,,eelee
 The onerine of tho Pomfret School on Wednesday, and the Rectorv School sodav hronoht many visitors . the Inn. Among those registered were Nr and Mrs. Morgan Win@; Mrs. Marshall eeer. Mir. and Mrs. William Howard. Mrs. Grace Bowdon and Mrs George Switzer. Mr and Mrs Howard nrummond. Mir. and Mrs ] II Wood Mrs George Wagstaff. Mrs II Duvul Dr. and Mrs. s. Pool all of New Work; Countess Montgelas of New Yorl
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
POMFRET

Mr Louis deFlorez has gone te Tex as for short stay.
 The Pomfret School opened for the winter on Wednesday,
 Mrs. Peekham gave bridge party If three tables on Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Carson left Fox Hill Farm eu Tuesday for New York
 The Rectory School opened for is fall semester on September 23rd
 The Rev. John II deZries of Wal pole, Mass. will preach at Christ Church on Sunday.
 Nr. and Mrs lyman R. Fits and little son have returned from an auto= mobile trip to Portland Me
 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Unger. who spent the summer vacation ia Europe came back to Pomfret lasi week
 Lillian Dowd. who has been spend- ing weeks vacation in New Haven, returned to Fox Hill Farm en Tues day evening.
 Judge Willis Govell and Joseph Stoddard haze returned from motor trip te Niagara Falls. Washington, D. C.. and other places.
 Mr. and Mrs. William : Wander bit If Hartford and Mr William Nightingale of Providence spent the weekend with Mrs. William Peekham.
 ~ meeting of the parish of Chrtst's Church on Sunday the resig- nation ef its rector the Rev. Frank II Bigci0w, was accepted with much regret.
 Mrs. Edward Hemmingway. who With her Two Httle boys has been spending the summer at Fox Hlll Farm, returned to New York on Fmrsday fof Che winter
 Ms Helen Lyman of Hartford who has recently returned from Il summer le Europe, has been spending lev 88Ea Il Bnsk=ta=lIieh Ms ymau H sailing au Monday Tor India
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
DIED

BRISSETTE-In Putnam. Sept Ia. Mrs. Zetique Brissette. aged 5s years. JOLLY-In Putnam. Sept. IT, Robert Jolly. aged two and one-haif years. HENEAULT-In North Grosvenor- dale, Sept. IS. Oliver Heneault. aged 72 years. oLSON-In North Grosvenordale. Sept F. Mrs. Hjalmar Olson aged 6s years. LeCLAIR-fn Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital. Sept l9. the in fant son of MT and Mrs Alvin Le- Clair
 J0HNSON-Tn Woodstock. Sept i6, Richard Johnson. aged 10 years
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
BORN

In Putnam. al the Day Kimball Hospital. Sept l9. daugh- ter to Mr and Mrs Reginald Des- marias of Moosup.
 PATTERSON In Woonsocket. R l.. Sept. 21 son, weighing ten pounds. to Mir and Mrs William Patterson. formerly of East Wood stock
 MACKENZIE-In Putnam. at the Day Kimball Hospital, Sept %. a daughter to MT and Mrs George Mackenzie of Boston Mrs Mac kenzie was formerly Miss Elizabeth ". McBriety of Pomfret. SHARPE In Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital, Sept % son to Mr and Mrs. Kenneth C. Sharpe.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
NOTICE

The legal voters of the Town of Pamfret Ws hereby warned ta meet a fhe fHWu House ia 5aid Town. on
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
FOLLOWED BY BOBCATS
 THROUGH UNION WOODS

While returning through the woods of Union where he was engaged in the performance of hs duties as fore man of the State Forestry depart ment. X $ Brigham was followed to q clearing by two bob cats. Mf Brigham and a posse went back la hunt the animals but they were net .LLl lu-LLE-
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23

ton and anyone interested may re- eeive copy by writing to the Con- necticut State Department of Health, Hartford.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
MARRIAGE
BABBIT1

BABBITT. .SwENNING - In North Grosvenordale. Sept. IT, Miss Edla F. Swenning and Albert C. Rabbit of East Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23

September 27th to sOth. The head quarters will be at the Rhode Island College of Education. The lpage programs are now ready for distribu-
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-23
LrA1IIIINcTITI1TE IN

HEALTH INSTITUTE IN
 PROVIDENCE SEPT. 27-3o The Fifth New England Health In stitute viii be held in Providence.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
Angelus Fire Is
Under Control
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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 27.-The
fire raging in the Angelus national
forest was reported to be under
control today after burning over
more than 10000 acres of timber
land,l causing damage estimated at
100000.
Several smaller blazes were be-
ing fought today, one in the Pole
Canvon distric, which for 4 time
threatened the Fillmore oil fields. 1t
was brought under control by oil
field workers, according to reports
received here.
A crew of fire fighters was still
battling the Leonis VALLEY fire to-
dav, where more than $4,000 acres
of timber and chaparral were swept
over by the flames. which were
turned into the desert country.
A large force of men were being
kept on the fire lines near Sand
berg,s on the Ridge Route where
the fire started last Sunday. OBJ
servers in airplanes reported that
the fire. probably would be brought
under control shortly, as the Flames
were eating their way toward old
burns
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
Judge Finney in
City For Day

Judge A. G. Finnev returned to
FL Centre this morning to preside
at hearing on motions made in
two eases in which Irene f. Capron.
as administrative of the estate of
Sarah F. Donley deceased is plain
tiff. Ray Van Horn il the defend
ant in one action while Prescott
Wes: is defendant in the other.
The defendants are seeking to
have the properties over which tn"
suits are being contested returned
into their possessions, the motions
being made by Attorney NJ. w.
Conkling. The suits have been in
the courts since 1917 and twice
have been carried to higher courts,
Judge Finney has been in Los
Angeles holding court since the first
of the month, the noted "Plastic
Surgery case, In which an actor
sought to recover 100000 for the
alleged ruination Of his nose being
one of the most interesting cases
brought before him. The Judge
ruled the ease out Of court in dis
posing of it.
The Judge will return to Los An.
geles again tonight, having contin.
ued ease over yesterday afternoon
until Monday morning. ~a....
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
SHIPS TO MAKE
FIJI FINAL - SEARCH E, ARC
FOR AVIATORS
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 The
last detachment of naval vessels
searching for the missing Hawaii
planes, Miss Doran, Golden Eagle
and Dallas Spirit, will leave Honolu-
lu for San Diego, Tuesday, Admiral
r. H. Jackson, commander of the
battle fleet, informed the navy de-
partment today.
The light cruiser Omaha and six
destroyers, now going toward Ha-
wall will arrive there Monday and
after rcfueling will leave on the
last leg of the search, covering
drift waters of the great circle
course as far as longitude l35 west
on the return trip to the coast.
The submarine tender Holland,
the mine sweeper Ortolan and the
s class submarines which have been
aiding in the search, will leave Hon
olulu for San Diego Monday. They
likewise will cover drift waters in
a last effort to find some trace of
the missing planes, Jackson report
ed.
The search in the vicinity of the
Hawaiian islands will continue,
Jackson said. Rear Admiral John
d. Mac Donald. commander Of tho
Hawaiian naval district will hunt
with submarines among the islands
which form the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
VACATION FOR
PRESIDENT IS
NEARING EN- D
BY PAUL r. MALLON
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

WITH PRESl DENT COOL
IDGE'S AUTOMOBILE CARA
VAN, ENROUTE TO CODY, WyO.,
Aug. 27.-After five days viewing
the wonders of Yellowstone Nation
al Park, and fishing to his hearts
content, President Coolidge today
set out on the return journey to his
summer home in the Black Hills.
Soon after sunup, he started from
the canyon camp in big limousine
with a retinue Of l2 buses and ears
for a seven hour ride to Cody, where
he will board his special train. He
will arrive back at Custer, 8, d.
12 miles from the state game lodge
in time for church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Coolidge will spend most of
bis time after his return in packing
for his trip back to Washington.
The latest schedule calls for him to
leave Rapid City, s. d., Sept. 9, and
arrive in Washington, Sept. l2. H"
is expected to 90 Immediately into
the remodeled White House instea1
of resmuming his temporary resi-
dence on Dupont circle.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
Globe Girdlers
Take Off Again
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HARBOR GRACE, n. F., Aug. 27
The monoplane Pride of Detroit,
took off at 7:44 a. m, today, New
foundland summer time (6:44 a. m.
eastern daylight time) on the first
leg of its projected round-the world
flight, with Croydon, England, as
its first stop.
The plane was pilotcd by Will
liam s. Brock and carried Edward
F. Schlee as passenger-n igator.
Two minutes after the plane left
the ground it passed out of sight
over the Atlantic.
Weather conditions were, perfect
and reports from ships at sea indi-
cate favorable weather to the other
side of the Atlantic.
Brock and Schlee intend to fly
around the world in Is days if they
can, or at any event, beat the rec
ord of inton Wells and Edward
Evans. who Travelled around the
world in % l2 days. \.
HARBOR GRACE, y. F.. Aug. q
Edward F. Schlee and William s.
Brock were siphted at 8 a. m. to,
day 6 a. m. (EST)-- in the mono
plane Pride of Detroit. flyin~ high
and fast near Cape ST. Francis
toward England.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
DIVERS HAVE
CHANCE TO WIN
WATER H0N0RS;
BY H. r. EKINS
Omitted Press Staff Corrcsponde]

HONOLULU, T. H., Aug. 27.-
For the first time in II years a
diver today stood a chance Of win
ming the ational A. A. U. all-around
swimming championship. With the
close of the third day Buster Crabbe
was leading the individual scores
list with IL points and Weissmuller
and Desiardins were tied with 10
points each.
1t was conceded that Desjardins
will win the fancy diving event to-
night, and upon the performance Of
the other two leaders remains the
ultimate championship.
If Weissmuller wins the half
mile he would be tied with Desiar-
dins. However if Crabbe and Weiss
muller are defeated in the half
mile event Desjardins will bring
the championship back to the div
ers after a decade and a half
Walter Spence set a new world 9
record last night when he won the
300-meter medley in the time of t
minutes ii 3-5 seconds.
Team scores today, were as fol.
lows:
Illinois A. c., 90; Honolulu Out
rigsers, II; Roney Plaza, Miami, 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
NO REPORTS ON
AVIATOR MAKING
HOP TO BRAZIL
Silence Marks Redfern's
Course on Long Flight
To Rio De JaneriO.
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BRUNSWICK, Ga. Aug. 81
Forty two hours had passed at 6:46
a. m, today e. d. IT, without defi-
mite word regarding the monoplanc
Port of Brunswick, which left here
shortly before noon Thursday on an
attempted 1900 mile nonstop flight
to Rio De Janeiro.
If, as was feared, Paul Redfern
young Georgia aviator. had to buch
headwinds most of the way, flight
experts believed he would he un-
able to remain aloft beyond noon
today.
If all has gone we'll and accord
ing to schedule, Redfern should
bring his plane to earth at Rio De
!aneiro about 6 p. m. today, (E. D.
IT,
Redfern started with the intcn-
tion Of flying to Rio De Janeirc,
but in ease his gasoline supply dim
inished faster than he expected. he
intended to make for Fernambuco
on the extreme eastern coast Of
Brazil. In event he has been fore.
cd to change his route, he would
arrive at Pernambuco at about ;
|p. m. today.
Mrs. Redfern, wife Of the flier,
was at thr home Of II. F. Atwood.
of Glynn Tsle. and was composed
but anxious rs to the safety Of her
husband
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
Board Suspends
Eight Boxers
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SACRAMENTO, Aug. 27.- Eioht
California boxers were suspended
and 10 reinstated today by order of
Walter A. Yarwood, secretary of
the state athletic commission.
SusDensions included J. Mirabelli.
San Francisco, two months. non-ap-
pearance: j. G. Pinto. San Francis
co, two months. using profane Ian
ouage: Fred Hummel. Long Beach.
two months, appearance; Cliff
Whitlaw. Los Angeles, two months,
non-appearance; Raw Ravini. San
Francisco. two months, ouitting
Manuel Aguilar, Marysville. two
months, fouling: Jimmy Hauf. San
Diego, one month, fouling: Evans
Fortune, Los Angeles, one month,
fouling.
The following boxers were rein
stated:
Thomas McBeigh. Harry Pollitt,
William McBeigh and Ted V. Jones,
all Of Oakland: Angel De La Cruz.
San Francisco; Manuel BelaSco. Los
Angeles; Edward Garcia, FL Centre:
Charles Greenburg, Los Angeles:
Murel Cowardin. and Elliott Will
liams, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
Body of Drowned
Youth Recovered
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HUNTINGTON, Cal, Aug. 27.-
The body of Henry Burgess, 90, of
Glendale, Calif.,s drowning victim,
was to be sent to his sister in Los
Angeles for burial today.
Burgess was drowned in Hunting.
ton Lake, July IS, when rowboat
in which he and three companions
were seated capsized. The others
were rescued, but Burgess disap.
peared from the surface. DAYS of
dragging failed to reveal the body.
Late yesterday, Frank D. Four
ney, out fishing. discovered the
body at the north end Of the lake
partly concealed beneath brush and
.driftwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
GOVERNMENT TO
MAKE DEMANDS
UPON MEXICO
BY LUDWELL DENNY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

Washington, Aug. 27.-;he state
department is prepared to insist to
the Mexican Government on the re-
turn TO America owners of the Am
paro mines near Mazatlan, Jalisco,
MeYico, officially reported seized
bv "red syndicates or unions.
Meanwhile the department ex-
poets the Mexican government, as
requested by American charge ocho-
enfield to afford military protection
for the IS Americans and II British
employees reported barricaded near
tie mines. Fear for the safety of
d. spite> assurance of the Mexican
foreign office that. their situation
is satisfactory. '-r
In informed circles, it is predict
ed that the Mexican government by
prompt action will prevent the in
cdent from precipitating diplom-
attic crisis. There is no connection
between this reported illegal seiA-
ure and the dispute between the two
governments over the land oil laws,
it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-27
SLAIN BABY'S
MOTHER PLACED
=. UNDER ARREST
Mrs. Howard Found Near
/. Los Angeles in Dazed
Condition.
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LOS ANGELES, Ang. 27.-Ex-
: hausted from wandering two daye
in the hills without food, Mrs. Win
ME Howard, mother Of II months
old baby boy, found murdered in a
downtown hotel, was under custody
in the county Jail hospital here to-
day.
The woman was arrested in Sier-
ia Madre by city police and forestry
officers after William Murphy, pro
prietOr of mountain camp had no.
titled authorities that u woman an
'swering Mrs. Howard s description
had left without paying hotel bill
X ~ am not looking for help. |
have done plenty. Send me to San
Quentin. l want to die, " Mrs.
Howard said when officers brought
her to Los Angeles last night suf-
fering from deep cash On her left
wrist.
The baby was found dead Tues
day in a disordered hotel room. A
coroner's jury late yesterday re
tuihSu All OptH NtIolSt VI utatu
by strangulation' and the search
for Mrs. Howard was carried on
with renewed vigOr on the theory
that she might have taken her life.
The cuts on her wrists were be
lieved by police to be indications
Of a suicide attempt.
I Police are searching for a man
known as Frank Norman. who is
reported to have been seen with
Mrs. Howard several davs before
the child was found murdered.