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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-17
Radio Bill Agreement
Near. Dill Tells Senate

Another effeort to untangle the
smart over radio control legislation
was undertaken today by Senator
Dill ODD of Washington and Repre-
sentative White R) Of Maine.
+ Although Dill told the Senate
that tentative agreement upon
radio control legislation had been
virtually reached, White was less
optimistic today over an immediate
settlement Of the conflict between
Senate and House.
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F. H. Smith Company
Opens 2 More Branches

y. Bryan Pitts, chairman of the
board of the +. II. Smith Company,
spent the past week in New York at
the new offices Of the Smith Com
pany, 2S5 Madison avenue.
Upon his return to Washington
today Mr.. Pitts announced that the
company had opened two additional
branch offices for handling Mid.
western Business. one In Chicago
and another In st. Louis.
The Chicago branch is located in
the Continental and Commercial
Bank building, while the st. Louis
branch is in the Boatmen's National
Bank Building.
Mr.. Pitts further stated that with
the opening of these additional
offices the Smith Company now has
nine branches outside Of Washing.
ton located in principal cities OF
the East and Middle West.
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Evening star., 1927-12-06

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Evening star., 1927-12-06
HELP--MALE.
PORTER-Permanent position
must have reference.
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READ THIS!

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By Frank L. Packard
rouldnt. I quite agree with you
Auther Of "The Miracle Man." Doors
of the Night" Jimmie Dale" Etc.
Copyright Geo. a. Doran Co.

| 1t wouldn't. I quite agree with you
| there"
Capt. Francis Newcombes face for
an instant held look of puZzlement,
as though he had not heard Alright
then 1t stiffened into ugly menace.
II think you need a lesson He
spoke from between set lips. This
| is no longer merely ridiculous, or
absurd, or crack Drained. 1t is mon
| strous"
| Again / agree with you" Locke's 8
voice was low now rasping his words.
! 1T Is so monstrous that. strong as
| the circumsta evidence against
YOU Is. would not have been able to
credit it had / not had basis for
belief that permitted of no denial
know you for exactly what you are
| know that you are a criminal, that
you are one by profession. that you
have no other profession. that you are
without conscience, inhuman, ruth
less, a fiend who would do honor 10
hell ITSELF"
"By Cod" Capt. Francis Newcombe
with livid face surged up from the
chair to his feet.
But Locke's face, too. was white
now with passion, as with suddenly
outflung hand he thrust the other
away.
Il am not through yet" he said:
Denial, any attitude of pretended
righteous indignation, or any other at
titude that may suggest itself to you
as the best mask to adopt, is hardly
worth your while when attempted
with one who once very narrowly
escaped being one of your victims
with a man who once, because you
feared he possessed the information
that you know now he does possess.
you tried to murder with cold'blooded
delibera tion."
"You?" Capt. Francis Newcombe,
with head thrust forward, his eyes
narrowed, searched every lineament
of Locke's face.
Look well" Locke spoke with
scarcely any movement of the lips, in
a cold, dead way, without infection in
his voice. Look well! 1t will do
you little good. You never saw my
face before. Shall I tell you where
l first saw yours? 1t was in thicket
one night, night during the great
German offensive. There were four
men there. Three of them sat to-
gether with their backs against the
trees; the other lay face down on the
ground a little distance away. A stray
shell burst nearby. One Of the three,
Frenchman, called it straggler.
Like u.s. you said. I am the fourth
straggler."
Continued IN, rTop,orrow's Starl
Evening star., 1927-12-06
GERMAN WOMAN GUIDE,
STARTS NEW PROFESSION
Excellent Health Is Requisite tt
Stand Strain Of Travelling,
She Says.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
BERLIN.-With the appearance of
Fraulein Ilse Broesike as guide, a
new profession has been opened for
women here. AS successful pioneer.
Fraulein Broesike enumerated the fol-
lowing qualifications as essential for
women ambitious to enter this new
field of activity.
Excellent health in order to stand
the strain of travelling is the first
requisite" she said. "A guide must
be responsible and have a talent for
organization. She must have presence
of mind, think logically and be diplo-
matte. She must. of course, have a
good appearance.
"All this aside from her actual ex.
perience as a globe-trotter and knowl-
edge of languages. She must also be
psychologist, Fraulein Broesike
added, apologizing for the seeming i'm.
modesty of claiming all these qualifi-
cations for herself. ~.
Evening star., 1927-12-06
INDIANS SEE WAR DARE
IN TURKEYS "GOBBLE"
Exercise of Talent in Imitation
Caused Fatal Shooting Which
Jury Held Justified.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.-Parlor
tricksters, proud of their ability to
gobble like a turkey, will do well to
exercise their gift with caution among
Indians of Oklahoma.
The gobble has a definite place in
the language Of several Oklahoma
tribes as a challenge or threat. A
Cherokee Indian was cleared of a mur-
der charge several months ago after
witnesses testified that the man he
slew had gobbled at him.
Linguists explain that the language
of some primitive people are so gut
teral that the speech is transformed
into gobbling when the speakers are
excited or angry. The gobble, how
ever. may be interpreted as anything
from a challenge to a footrace to a
threat of death, says Peter Hudson,
full-blood Choctaw and historian Of his
tribe.
Evening star., 1927-12-06
The Four Stragglers

Capt: Francis Newcombe. ex-af1cer in the
treat War who breaks into soc'ety. hut who
~ really Shadow varne. noted figure OF
Underworld and in charge of various big
s'esis that have set LONDON aeoE. ....
. raul Cremarre. noted French thief. VINO
mas met Newcombe in tie backwaters OF the
war. along with Runnells. valet. who had
done some big. thefts on his own account,
and the fourth straggler,. who hears the
crooks agree to combine after the arnistlce.
and who disappears
Polly Wickes. a flower girl whom New
combe has adopted and sent to America TO a
finishing school with the idea of insuring
social contacts of the best before ne ieaNes
England. after executing some big hauls She
is the friend Of Dora Marlin daughter Ter OF bis an
show place on the Florida keys, where Mr..
Marlin. the mad magnate. has buried drdn more ne
than half a million dollars. the cxlstence OF
which Newcombe learns inadvertently from
his beautiful ward.
who takes Newcombe and Runnelh 70
Florida on his steam launch. he faiis IN
love with Polly.
(Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1927-12-06

ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING. rutteripg.
shouting furnaces repaired and cleaned: rea-
sonable prices. Col. 1917 day or night.
Ajax Roofing and Heating Co. 1898 Kal. rd:
MISUNDERSTANDING low prices
guaranteed material and work nanship terms
estimates free. sdams 1906. Acme Metal
Weather Strip Co. 10s
Evening star., 1927-12-06
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NUKIHN
926 18th st-National Drug Co.
I4th and + sts.-Day Pharmacy.
| lS5 l4th st.-Marty's Cigar and Magazine
18TH and U sts--J s. Clemence
.v0l Georgia ave.. E Lampkin's Phar'
zoos iith st.-Colltfower Art 4 Gift Co.
$4oI iith .st.--BronauEh's Pharmacy: n.
l4th and Buchanan sts,-Hohberser's Phar'
t+!h s, and Colorado ave.-o'Donnell S
aeoSS aeoSaIa,Sun Mount Pleasant .t.-Mount Pleasant
l7sS roInmbis fm SsWs rdMIn,ed snGR Cigar Agency.
Sl6s & Calif9rn1a 9n st. tst-wColodny Brothers
n Y j aves and nj st.--Sanitary Phar-
End and Mass ave.-Phillips' Pharmacy.
lss and K s.s.-Dunean,s Pharmacy. .,.u...
'tn and sts.-GoldenberEs 'tims clerk
tn and o s,s.-smith's Cut. Rate Drug store.
Ga, ave. and Rock Creek Church rd,-Rock
Ga: ave and Upshnr st.-Petworth Pharmacy
sSS, S Upshur st1NNorton' N"nds, pP pPhsrmssy
5aIs Ga ave.-Brightwood Pharmacy.
1908 Mass, ave.-Dupont Pharmacy:
Fla. ave. and ist st@N Reiskin.
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snd st. and +. rhsrRsSy Phsfma
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S532 Conn ave.-Monterey Pharmacy.
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..9933II wisconsin avs.-Morssr Bro:; ,.
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GEORGETOwN.
s 3oth and P sts;1nMorgan Bros Pharmacy.
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Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donahus's Phar-
NORTHEAST.
ao7 Il III st.IGarrens S Music @ Store. ORE
m ct. and Nd. ave.-Louis r Bradley.
Sorah capsol ana ana Pharmacy
326 East Capitol st.-Estlow & Tate Phar'
East Can. and sth st.-Bielou.s Pharmacy
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so,h s. and R. 1. avs.-Collins' Pharmacy,
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4th st. and r. l. ave-John G. Birgs' Phar.
270I 18th st.-Donahoe's Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
s,5 and and Ps E.. .yseDpnrwsI; w.I. P.us s9r:
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10th St and Va ave.--Herbert's Pharmacy.
9TH and D sts.--Lantz's Drug Store.
" and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
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SITUATION--FEMALE.

FITTER. experienced. Just moved to Wash
ingtOn. desires steady position; exceiient rel.
erences. Address Box :b93-S. Star Office. 6'
GIRL h gh school. desires home in good
family: work for room and board. Decatur
Evening star., 1927-12-06
INSTALLMENT XXVI.

TIME smile passed. His face be-
came grave again. There was
Can't. Francis Newcombe now
i at the far edge of the lawn.
The man was StroIl1ng lei
Evening star., 1927-12-06

Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1927-12-06

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Evening star., 1927-12-06
DIR A F lord

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DrugIess methods for all contested cosdi-
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Divine healing taught the Masters wav
Glasses 10 q n m. 7:30 to $50. Trea-
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Franklin $3.50. 81"
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
SOLOMON ROAD WORK
 BEING HIGHLY PRAISED

Miners of the Solomon river sec tion arriving in Nome. are unani nous in their praise of the splen- did work the Alaska Road Commis- sion performed on the Solomon river road during the past season The substantial bridge work over Shovel creek at its entrance into Solomon river is especially com mented on
 This crossing has been the night mare of vehicle and foot traffic. and one of the most dan 5arons to life and roperty imaginable Ht is i'm possible to forecast ,rOr, an Gcon' cmic standpoint the advantages and patas this constructicn work will bring to the Solomon rive section. and the Casadepaga. especially the latter.)
 Although 1t must not be forgotten that the rich quartz ledges on Big Hurrah creek, where the Lane mine is situated. will not receive attention. now that cheap trans portation is assured. The new road following the old railroad bed crosses Big Hurrah creek at its mouth, and the famous Lane
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct 22. (4')-"Smith has the West" Senator Copeland Democrat of New York declared upon his yesterday from trip to that section. He appealed to the 'generosty of the South" to make Smith successful candidate.
 Senator Copeland asserts that all the tals to the nomination of Governor Smith the Democratic candidate and his election to President is for the South support his candidacy the basis of the Western canvas. The Senator insisted that Smith would go into the convention next year with the delegations from Idaho. California. Oregon Washington Wyoming. Montana Nevada, Arizona New Mexico and Colorado
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22

SEATTLE Oct. 22 (FD-senator Jones today said that Prohibition Director Lyle has filed an ap n1ication to take an oral examination before the Civil Service Commission in order to retain his po siton as Prohibition Director. Senator Jones said he understood the Commission had not ruled finally upon Lyle's application for new examination lie said of they allow examination he will take it. and if they do appointment will have to be made In either do not expect any action before the first of November
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
WALSH DOOMED FOR PRESIDENT
FALL AND SINCLAIR BEING CAUGHT IN MESH

mine is less than three miles up stream The history of that mine is too well known to need com ment. and indeed d story concern ing the mine would occupy several columns of newspaper. It is sufficient to guarantee the value of the mine. which was in operation four or five years, that some of the finest specimens of ore ever taken out of d mine We're taken from the Big Hurrah mine. Char lie Lane. one uf the outstanding mining men of his time and gen eratien. gaze ii as his opinion af- ter inspecting the mine for Mrs. Lane. who had invested in the en- ferprise on her own account. that "the ledge In file Big Hurrah Mine went down untii ii Was rl5nehed in Hell ."
 Not onlN this property iq this locslity but tozer. ,.f asfars. proi ably as d. have fer years tth been tv'attia: : for some Ie- { nt mean "t nsportat on. n s'spectors .al investors wdl,a d we'll to g', this section q loak 69t as uH'iaChteiig some q " nor f;sr d;sear, i'm. mp is going tn come back.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
N1u rI.EfrRJc ICE CREAM FREEZER SEWARD

Seward, Oct g, QP-The Steamer Starr left here yesterday enroute to Seattle. Jack Otis well known here will bring back North lumber and equip ment and will erect the farthest West ice cream par ,or here In the summer months he sells thirty gallons of ice daily. His new equipment Will all be electrical
 From King Cove the steamer Redondo is also enroute to Seattle
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22

CT, seeing the grand display of lights soaring into the sky was at a loss to know whether 1t was the Aurora Borealis or not. but upon reflection decided that something must have happened to the car talk Iick and shovel, started up the mountain and was met by the thr.,e men from the car who stformes. him what had happened Captain Sehreiner continued up the cape to cut a trench in the ice for a road way, and the three men went back to the roadhouse 10 ;elephone t1 Nome for another car tc 'ome an get them.
 Answarins the urgent c4l Il ,,. GabrieIson. of thu Lighterage Com pany, jumped into his air-eoelnd Franklin and started for the Care, He was advised to await them n the other side of he Cape, and af ter the three men had walked ! mile or more they seated ,h ,ia- was against them once more Th, oil pump on the engine froze up and the car had to be abandoned at Hastings creek. After q short consultation the four men decided to walk to Nome. a distance of some To miles.
 Messrs. Lee and Swanberg who are interested in moving the dredge at Solomon to Osborne creek hearing of the accident to MT. Scott and not knowing how serious it might have been, and after waiting for many hours for he relief car to return to Nome, decided that something must have happened to that ear. So they took their car and started out in met the four men walking to Nome. Mr Scott and the other three men observed the headlights of a car a long distance from them. and they remarked that it was the brightest light they had ever seen in their young lives. Finally, the Swanberg car picked them up and returned them to Nome and MT. Scott Was taken to the hospital about three o'clock in the morn ing, after d hard nights battle with the elements.
 Upon examination after an K Ray had been taken. it was found that MT. Scott was suffering from broken collar bone, but otherwise was unhurt, and he will be able to be out and around town in a day or two.
 It has taken us long time to tell this story, but in finishing, We wish to state that credit must be given to men who will go out in the dark of night and take a chance to do good turn toward reliev- ing the suffering of others, when they know that ahead of them is
 treacherous stretch of road ar ound Cape Nome that almost spells disaster
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
CARROLL RELEASED FROM PRISON

ATLANTA, Oct. 22. lP)-carro yester day released from the Federal Prison here parole. The New York theatrical producer met at the prison by his wife and other relatives who came here to greet him and return with him to Broadway.
 Carroll served little more than four months of his sentence of year and day for perjury in connection with his celebrated "bath tub party" in New York last year. Carroll will go to New York and resume his theatrical work.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
KING OF DOG RACERS TO MAKE PILGRIMAGE
 TO THE OUTSIDE

Leonard Seppala, wife and d2u ghte". will be outgoing passengers on he steamer Alamatl leaving Nome IeXt week Leon ,"d. aS all know. i' the King" of &p.. racers not cl.lv in Alaska but 'h- United States :nd Canada-he need. 10 introduce ,n to the peopl 5t tn. world as such. because he has many times demonstrated his prow ess by winning practically, every race he entered thereby winning numerous silver and gold trophies.
 MT. SeppaIa will fake with him this year twenty of lhe finest dogs from his kennels which were bred and raised under his direct super vision. He is booked for perform ances in several Iarse cities where he will exhibit his racing team during the holidays. Later he will take on all corners in dog races which are now being planned in several states and also in Canada He expects to return to Nome be fore the breakup coming in over the ice with his team.
 MT. Seppala has received an offer from Lieut.. Commander Byrd to accompany him on his South Po'e trip and consultation will be held with Byrd during the winter as to whether or not Seppala will ac- cept his proposition. In case Mir Seppala joins the South Pole eNpe- dition he will be expected to take certain number of his best dogs with him.
 The people of Nome especially wish the Seppalas the best of luck and feel sure that Leonard will bring home the bacon next spring.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
DRY DEMOCRATS BOOM WALSH OF
 MONTANA FOR PRESIDENT

MADISON. Wise, Oct. 22, F9-A group of Dry Democrats here are booming Senator Thomas Walsh of Montana for the Democratic Presidential nomination Miles Riley a Madison attorney to- day conferred informally with Walsh and after the conference made the statement that state meeting was planned outside of the organization in favor of the Senator.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
NOME GIRL UNFURLs NEW FLAG OF ALASKA

SEATTLE, Oct. 22, (F9-Jane Sheldon, born in Nome Alaska, unfurled the Territorial Flag at the Chamber of Commerce Anniversary Alaska lunch here yesterday.
 Edward w. Allen Seattle attorney, and an authority things Alaskan spoke at the luncheon on the mitless millions held in the Alaskan matrix
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22
RESCUE PARTY GOES OUT FROM ANCHORAGE

ANCHORAGE, Oct. g, N9-A rescue party. headed by the "Iron Man" Alex Liska. started with dog teams in search of Chris Cline, aged pros pector. believed be lost between the headwaters of the Knix river and Matanuska Junction Cline was due to out before the freezeup but the recent blizzard is believed have caught him the trail without either snowshoes dogs.
 Liska is a big game guide and knows the rug ged country which is great hazard with i'm mense glaciers and narrow gorges which must be crossed.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-22

LISBON, Oct 21, (4o-The hydroplane D-122O snroute from Germany to the United States today took off here for Azores the first leg of the journey, but had to return here later on account of leak in her oil tank.