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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-01
Dawson

Sam Swanson has recently pur-
chased the Mercantile building, the
upper floor Of which is occupied by
DR.. r. S. Pryce. The ground floor
is now occupied by Ferne Werner
and company.
Basketball season has opened.
Practices are being held this week.
The boys will play their initial
game with Napoleon next week,
The game will be played at Ma
-poleon.
Miss Mabel Anderson spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at Tap
pen.
Miss Barbara Putnam was a
house guest at the A. S. Hough
home over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Chris is spending the week
in st. Paul on business. He expects
to be away about two weeks.
+. c. Werner left Sunday for
Fargo where he is transacting bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Cross spent
Thanksgiving at Washburn as
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. Brigham. They returned Fri
day.
The pageant, "The Challenge OF
the Cross" was very we'll attended
on Sunday evening. The offering
amounted to $11.52 and was SEM
to India to buy an organ for a mis-
sion school at Meerut.
The ladies of the Catholic ait
met with Mrs. A. S. Hough Wed
nesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent socially. At the conclu
sion Of the meeting a supper wal
served.
Mrs. George Marty left Tuesda!
for Bismarck, where she will trans
act business.
Mrs. Fred Renville is confined t.
the hospital in Bismarck.
G. Bluhm went to Bismarck Mon
day on business.
Judge /. C.. Davies stopped il
! Dawson on business Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Goodman spen
Thanksgiving vacation at her hom
near Robinson.
Misses Mary Niles and Elsi
Hoeft were shoppers in Bismarcl
Saturday.
r. Clifford, who is confined I
the st. Alexius hospital in Bis
marck, is reported as doing as wei
as can be expected.
Messrs. VIM. and Edward Peter
spent Saturday in Bismarck o
business.
Mrs. Leo Mayors spent Friday i
Bismarck shopping.
George Lewis spent Saturday j
Bismarck.
Misses Ruth Cordner and Cert
rude Hess returned Sunday afte
having spent their Thanksgivin,
vacation at their respective home
in Bismarck and Mandan.
Mrs. Edward Huschka returne
Tuesday after having spent Thanks
giving in Fargo as a guest of he
son, DR.. L. E. Huschka.
The annual fireman's dance wa
given Thanksgiving night in tn
town hall and was largely attended
Kadle's orchestra furnished tn
music.
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Wing

Mr.. and Mrs. Swede Newman Of
Braincrd, Mimi, returned to their
home Saturday after spending the
last week visiting friends and rela.
tives in this vicinity.
Lee Granville and SON Bobby OF
Van Hook were visitors at the j.
8. Granville home Friday.
Mrs. John Weber spent the fore
part of the week at futile helping
her sister move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Glanville
drove to Bismarck Wednesday at
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss.
Jesse Johns and John Knowles
left for Wisconsin Saturday morn.
ing. They plan to stay all winter.
Emma Weber, Ella, Edith, Clara
and John Mueller and Bertil Ander.
son attended the basketball game
at Tuttle Thursday evening.
Joy Franzen of futile spent the
weekend with Mabel Jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Granville and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. EN-. Glanville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boss were
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
H. C. Corey home at Braddock, No
Oak.
Mr.. Collins left Tuesday for IL
linois to spend a week or two with
his parents.
Esther Fryer Of Harvey spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Jim
Olson.
Sena ferguson, Myrtle Peterson
and A.. o. Lee were shoppers in Bis
marck Saturday.
The ladies are making prepara-
tions for their annual bazaar Sat
urday. Great pains are being made
in fixing a delicious chicken sup
per. Christian Endeavor are hav-
ing 4 fish-pond in connection.
Everybody welcome.
Y. PC. E. met with Mrs. A. =.
Kopplin = :esday evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben McCloskey Saturday but
was called beyond that same day.
Short services were held at the
Catholic church Monday morning
and burial WAS made IN. the Wing
Dometory.
Claries ana Omar Tee left 1os
sDenxsr; Colcy Sunday SITTER send
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each have new holster which they
purchased from A. H. Helgeson, A.
H. Helgeson a new holster, Pete
Nicholson an Atwatcr Kent and II.
f. Rannestad an Erla. A. H. Lund-
berg has just installed Grebe in
his home and Fred Danielson . Su-
preme.
Mrs. Hendrickson's father, who
has been seriously i'll at her. home
in Regain for the past few weeks,
died Tuesday and his body was
taken to jamestown Thursday for
burial.
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Leith

Medinger, daughter of Mr.. ss,d Mrs.
Medinger of He'll, were married at
Carson Tuesday, Nov. %. The young
folks will reside on the T. +. keal-
ing farm south Of Leith. Both are
well known in this community and
have many friends here, who ex-
tend congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ashbridge
and family spent Thanksgiving with
relatives at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j, Saunders and
VIM. Saunders visited with Mrs
VIM. Saunders, who is patient at
the Bismarck hospital Thursday
Mr.. Saunders is recovering very
rapidly from her recent operation.
Mrs. J. H. Finch entertained the
Leith Civic club Wednesday even.
ing. Roll call was answered by
naming Pilgrim Fathers. Mrs. G.
Aanestad read a very interesting
paper on advantages of Music"
Edythc Jones entitled, 1.-The First
THANKSGIVING was also very in
PERTAINING. Fern and Nellie Emch
sang a duet.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Anhorn and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sept
were entertained at the Jacob Sept
home Thanksgiving.
Fern and Nellie Finch who teach.
es near New Leipzig, spent the
week lend at home.
Mrs. Alfred johnson, who has
been on the sick list the past few
days, is reported much improved.
The Parent Teacher association
held a very interesting meeting
Monday evening. A large Grove
was present and enjoyed the pro.
gram, which consisted Of commun.
ity singing led by E. j. LAWYER
membership talk by Mrs. Settler
paper making friends with books
by Miss Breton, reading by Mrs
Kimball and round table discussion
by Mrs. Robt. O'Connell.
Faye Mossman and Majorie An
derson, who teach near Raleigh
spent the weekend with their par.
ents here.
Agnes Finch returned to St
Mary's at Bismarck Monday after
spending the weekend at her home
r. w. Hawley motorcd to Carson
Tuesday.
Miss R..th Cochranc spent Thank.
sgiving at home, she was accompan-
led by two other teachers from
Solen, Misses Irene Schloukek and
Veronica Farrell.
c. NJ. McGillis of Duluth was a
business caller here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lavalchek
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ulrich Of He'll were callers at E. J.
LAWYERS Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ruana of New
Leipzig were business callers here
Tuesday.
Harold Faubel Of Mcintosh spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Faubel.
+. J. LAWYER spent the weekend
at Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mcdowell, Jr.,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Warwick Of Lark, we've callers
at the LAWYER Studio Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Tipke of Red
elm, So. OAK, visited friends here
the past week.
Miss Gertrude Stegmeier Of He'll
was . visitor here Sunday.
r. II. Kurtz Of Morristown was q
business caller here Friday.
Mr.. apd Mrs. John Will motored
to Bisma.~.- Tuesday.
Golden Rule Sunday-Services ct
Carson. Sunday school at II
O'Clock. Evening worshin nj 7:3fl.
Note the change in hours, Of wor-
ship. Raleigh Sunday school meets
# 2 o'clock. Divine worship at 3
o'clock. Leith Mornine w ship Ct
40. Sunday school IT II o'clock. a
IcoFdial tnvttn1aQn extpn1ed ~ "A. /
9. sssa!.s 5I.!!.. 80 1 ~.
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mon on Paul the Apostle in the
church at 1880.
The Ladies Aid Of tn Presby.
terrain church arc having the base.
ment Of the church plastercd and
finished. This will make great
improvement. Don't forget the din.
ner at the church basement Satur.
day, Dec. 3.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville and
sons, Dean and Harold.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Granville were
business visitors in the capital city
Wednesday.
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blsmarck Accessory & Tire Co., Bis.
marck
Auto Electric Co.. jamestown
6erteIsen Motor Co., Steele :.
BOStrOm Br0ss Max
Henry Cordes, Center
YO0go. Motor Sales, Dodge
E0eltOft 4 To-, Dunn Center
knrle = Doyle. Delfleld
EIlls0n BIOS. Mandan
FARMERS Supply Co., Roseglen
Fisher Motor 60. HaSelt0n
FORSTER Motor Co., Rjchardton
I: J. Forward, Halliday
GIen Ull1n Motor Sales, Glen Ullln
Hell Service station, Cleveland
Menrlcks = Iandgren. Underwood
Hodges y Murphy, Van Hook
yonn Moff, TuttIe
J. U. Hunt, Medina
I. 7. Jcwesk1, Drake
Knife River Motor Co.. MARSHALL
kromer Motor Sales, Linton
Ad0lph Larson. Sanlsh
I. U. Lee, Hasen
I. II. Lewis, Dawson
Ole ,. LySlo. Wabek
oscar Lux. Burnstad
n. Il. McNally, MoffIt
J. I. Majeres, Garrison
Motor Inn. Golden Valley
Napoleon Hardware Co., Napoleon
Z. w. Nelson. ParshaIl
Oukr0p Service Station, KIlldeer
Fred Pathman, Carson
Plaza Motor Co., Plaza
PrObst Motor Co.. Parshall
Tony Rensch, MakOtl
Roso Hardware Z Impt. Co, Beulah
Ryder Motor Co., Ryder
Sales E. Service, Hebron
w. H. Saldin, Coleharbor
c. ]. Schaefier, Ashley
Sem & B0lken. Arnegard
]. ]. SchOlx, Rauh
Slope Auto Co., New Salem
Starbuck OH Service. Washburn
T. g. 4; r Ihue = Son. r., stanton
o. S. Axlen, Carson
]. Barreth, iceland
Geo. Bauers, Glen Ullln
F. W. Bauman, Wlshek
John A. Beal. Klntyrc
Bowman H s Co.; sl BOWMAN
Center Center Motor Co. q. Center Center
S ss:!: s; 81; Ss s::: Ell. Hebron
Economy Store. Steele
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01
SCHEDULE OF GAMES WITH COLLEGE AND
 FAIRBANKS TEAMS
SEWARD TEAM WILL JOURNEY TO "HEART OF THE GOLDEN
 NORTH" DECEMBER

The Seward City basketball team, which last season gained the reputa- ton of being one of the stellar teams in the entire Territory due to the -ex- cellent games played against the Alaska College championship squad, this year face the most formidable
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season in their career. In addition to taking on the speedy College five the locals are to face the Fairbanks Ex- ploration Company crew and also the fast Fairbanks City team. The Sew ard girls, who also will travel to the Interior sport center, will likewise be confronted with three different teams Such is the lot of invaders.
 Final plans for the nter-city games were completed with the ar rival of letter to T. R. Nc Ewen, superintendent of schools, from K. W. Abell, College professor and coach of the College team.
 He wrote Professor Nc Ewen that they are very much pleased with the spirit ard attitude in which Seward accepted the College invitation to play in Fairbanks and stated they will do all they can to make the trip an enjoyable one. A guarantee of $400 has been put up which just about covers the expenses of the two local teams for the long trip.
 The schedule of games as outlined by Abell calls for the Seward team to face the College on Friday evening, December ?, at the College gym. The Seward girls will take on the College girls this same evening.
 On the following evening, Saturday, at the town gym, the localietes will play against the Fairbanks Eploration Company and the girls will mix with the Fairbanks High school girls.
 Sunday afternon, at the College, the boys will again play the College and the Seward girls again facing the College girls.
 On Monday, December 5, the last games will be- played in the town gym and there the Seward team will play against the Fairbanks City five while the girls will have 1t out with the City girls.
 It can be seen from this schedule that the Seward teams have their
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work cut out for them; but it is also
 confidentally believed they will romp home with the "balogna." for, provid- ing they carry out Coach Baths plans, they will prove to be hard bunch for any team to wallop. The teams, at the present time, looks even better than last season and that is saying a
 good deal.
 With reference to the return games
 with the College, in Seward, MT. Abell writes that plans for the Southern trip call for them to leave Fairbanks on December 27, playing in Anchor age on the 2S, 29 and 30. They would like to play Seward on the 31st but on account on the local New Years Ball, this game may not be played. However, the College team will re-
 turn from the South on January 2S and wish to arrange for two games
 at that time.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01
WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED

WASHINGTON, Nov. l. (P)-Notice was served upon General Chamorro of Nicaragua by the United States, State Department, that he will not be recognized if he is elected President next year. Way is thus opened for General Mocado.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01
RAILROAD HEADS coNFERR

< NEW YORK, Nov. 1. (P)-Heads
 of five big Eastern railroads conferr- ed to discuss all location of lines un- der the proposed consolidation scheme
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01
BUSINESS IMPROVED

WASHINGTON, Nov. i. (P-The Department of Commerce reports show business has generally inn proved throughout the country.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01

Anton Kvas, we'll known restaurant man, arrived from Fairbanks last Saturday enroute tosKodiak on a bus mess trip He goes Westward on the s. s. Admiral Watson. While in Sew ard the Seward hotel is his home.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01

A dollar saved Is a dollar earned. and so the shoe repair shop is a serv- ice station on the road to wealth.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01

Have you seen the Weekly Gateway $3.50 for one year.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-01

Boys all wool school suits, long pants. Urbach's.
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Chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.

FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM LonGs RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23
CHICAGO GANGS
open VAR FOR
GAMBLING RIGHT

CHICAGO. Nov. g. (P)-Rival Chi
icago gangsters, opening new war
Of determination for. gambling SUI
premacy, today carried their feud
to the doors of Chicago's largest
police station, where it was nipped
by the authorities, who for two days
have been. making a desperate. effort
to prevent the initial crack Of gang
sters' pistols and the roar of sawed :
off shotguns
A series of raids of machine and
shotgun nests by the police ;asG night
to frustrate an assassination plot
believed directed mainly against Al
"Scarface" Capone, notorious gang
ster, eliminated today in the arrest
outside the South Park street police
station of three armed men believed
to have been Capone's bodyguards
and the unsuccessful attempt Of one
of them to shoot his way boldly Out
of the office of William O'Connor
chief of detectives.
After questioning the three men this
police said they had obtained in
formation there had been a plot tc
Kill Capone when he appeared il
court today, and that two killers were
in the courtfpom actually waiting
for him. Frne police said, however
that he did not appear, despite state
ments of his attorney that he hae
been there and left.
Tonight the police, with orders tt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23
SOVIET FLEET
MOVES ALARM
THE RlMAMANS

+ BUCHAREST, Nov % (R)-The re-
ported sudden appearance on the
Black sea Of several soviet war vessels
pushed politics off the front page of
Rttmanian newspapers today and caus-
ed what appeared real scare through
out atIe country
For several days soviet torpedo boats
have been reported patrolling the
routes usually followed by Rumanian
and foreign mail and passenger steam
ers, causing the Rumanian admiralty
to arm all it's larger vessels. The pur-
pose of the soviet vessels is said to be
capture of all vessels formerly be-
longing to the white Russian Wrangel
fleet, but Rumanian vessels are TAX
ing no chances.
The secret police yesterday sent a
wireless message to the captain of the
steamship Runania, en- route from
CorStantinople to Constanza, warning
him that two Russian torpedo boats
were cruising on the Black sea in
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23
.SONORADIVORCE
LAW TO BE MADE.
REPORT

. TUCSON, Nov. % tF9-The already
lenient divorce laws of the state of
Sonora, Mexico, may be made more
attractive for persons seeking, speedy
separations. by the state legislature
now in session at Hermosillo, accord
ing to Henry v. Anaya, Mexico City
attorney, who is visiting his family in
Tucson
According to Anaya the Sonora
legislature plans to adopt a statute
which will conform with regulations
now existing in the states of Cuer-
nevaca, Morelos and Mexico, where he
declares a final decree may be OBJ
tained in 20 days
Chief ameng the contemplated
changes, in the Sonora divorce laws
the Mexican attorney states, is that
which would eliminate a second notice
being served to the party sued fol
divorce. The proposed law, he said
provides for the notice being served
either by registered mail or by publica-
ton of such in Mexican newspapers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23

round up every known gangSter, were
searching tl1s city for them.
cit is very fortunate there has
been no murder today in the de-
tective bureau Of the city's largest
police station" said Chief O'Connor
/ We won't follow the old plan of
letting them fight it out The next
| flareup is going to bring police pistols
to serve as extinguishers."
The latest feud, the police said, is
result of the efforts Of the rem
nants of the old O'Bannion- Weiss
Drucci gang, which turned from
liquor running to gain foothold in
the gambling world. The assassina-
ton plot was revealed last week when
an arsenal was found in O. rooming
house across the street from the home
of Antonio Lombardo, head of the
,Unione Siciliana, the largest fraternal
order in Chicago, of which Caponc
also IS a leader. Several arrests we're
made, and last night, in a downtown
hotel across the street from cigar
store frequented by Capone and Lom-
ardo police found second nest of
rifles. and shotguns trained on the
store.
Half a dozen gangsters, mostly
Italian, we're arrested and Caponc,
called to the station to try to
identify tlaem refused to do so.
Police booked Capone on technical
chargs' of disorderly conduct Sam
Martin, alias Samuel Marcus, of New
York. enc Of Capone'S alleged body
guard, tried to shoot his way out OF
the detective bureau where he was
being questioned. He was overpoW-
cred. Another was identified as
Tony Little New York" Campagni,
eX-convict and convicted bank robber.
Shortly afterward Andy Aiello and
Tony Calafora were arrested outside
a criminal court room AS the men
were arrested an automobile with
shotguns protruding from it's sides
was driven rapidly away from the
building. The police said the three
Aiello brothers, attempting to supplant
Lombardo and Capone in control OF
the italian society, have been direct
ing the feud against this faction.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23
PRINCE c AR OIL
WATTS RuJMAMA
CALL TO THRONE

ST. MATEO, France, Nov. 81 P)-
Living in the retired life of French
country gentleman, former Crown
Prince Carol Hohenzollern, of Ru
mania, who is now plain Mr.. Carol
Caraiman, is awaiting developments
in the popular enthusiasm for him
at home which may call him either
to the throne of regency at Buch-
Arrest, within a few months.
Carol appears to have aged ten
years in the past ten weeks. Although
he spends his time hunting and
fishing, in the woods and rivers of
Normandy, he seems to realize the
responsibility that has devolVed on
him through the trial of Mihail
Manoilescu, on a charge of supporting
Carols pretensions to the throne, and
tire defeat of Carols arch enemy
Premier Bratianu, in the court
martiaIs acquittal.
ST will never make any attempt
against my country, but if the nation
calls me I will respond" Carol is
quoted as having replied to Rumanian
emissaries who begged him TO move
UpOIl lllC IbUIIlct1lld11 III lOl161SI tHlUkl Gllt
assurance that the army, peasants
and all Of the younger elements OF
Rumania would support him.
Paris is a hotbed of intrigues and
plotting to return Carol to Rumania
Most of the intriguers are youthful
politicians exiled from Runania by
the BratianI rule, and largely they
are Transylvanians who resent what
they term Carols apathy in remain
ing in retirement instead of squarely
plsNing himself at their head and
making strong bid for the throne
now occupied by his son.
"St. Malo is no place for the
Rumanian pretender," many of them
have told the Associated Press. "It
gives the impression he is getting
ready to skip off to England or
America instead of travelling east. .
Carol absolutely refused to speak to
newspaper men,. An Associated Press
correspondent was introduced to him
today by a life long friend of the
former prince and urged the adj.
visibility of his making a statement.
"Nct at this time" was the reply
of Mr.. Carainan
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23
GASOLINE T A X.
COLLECTIONS IN
OCTOBER $l69,598

PHOENIX, Nov % Gasoline
tax collections in the state for the
month OF october show an increase
over the preceding month Of $8,520.44,
according to the monthly report IS
sued today by the motor vehicle
division of the state highway depart
nnent. Total collections for October
amounted to $169, ,598.75 the report
states.
Three eighths of the amount of the
state tax collected will be refunded
by the state to the respective counties
III which the collections were made.
The remaining five eighths goes into
the Golfers of the state highway de-
partment
Collections by counties included:
Pima, $18,49839; Cochise, $13,69204;
Yavapai, 11,83O.18; Gila, $1C,S8851'
and Maricopa, $64,742 go.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23
DOUGLAS DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER % 1927

tending to capture former wrangel
vessels
Although the Rumania does not
come within this category, the captain
ordered all lights extinguished inmedi-
ately and started full speed toward
Constanza. The passengers had a
thrilling midnight race at top speed
across the. Black sea in complete dark
ness and the steamer arrived four
hours ahead of time. The passengers
declared that the Rumania was pur-
sued all the way across, but this could
not be verified
The steamer Dacia, leaving for Alex
ardria, and the steamer Princess
Maria, leaving for Constantinople, to-
day had detachments of marines
aboard The Egyptian steamer Ge-
heorche Patro, which formerly belong
ed to Wrangel's fleet, fears to leave
Constanza because of possible capture
by the soviet vessels.
Rurnanian marine officials at Con-
stanza today sent a wireless message
to the captain of the steamer Ras-
callu, en- route from Constantinople to
Constanza, telling him that among his
passengers were eight Russians with
false passports who intended to pro-
vcke revolt among the crew of the
vessel
Rumanian captains also have been
warned to be on the lookout for "bol-
shevik pirates" who are said to be
increasingly active since the expulsion
of Leon Trotzky from the communist
party in Russia, and whose intention
is alleged to start a widespread revolt
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23

mo Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23
British Commit Woman
For Killing Mother To
End Further Suffering

TONBRIDGE,. Eng, Nov. >22 QP1 -
Mrs, Margaret Bowman Delvigne, ac-
cused of giving her mother, Mrs, Mar
garet Waite, poison to end her suffer
ing, was committed today for trial.
Mrs. Waite died November 3, two
days after Mrs. Delvinge appeared at
a preliminary hearing on a charge Of
giving her mother poison The case
arose very shortly after acquittal of a
father who killed his young daughter
to spare her further suffering from
disease.
The poison was given Mrs. Waite by
Mrs. Delvigne, after the mother had
undergone an operation for cancer
which doctors decided would not save
her.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23

you'll lind il in DISPATCH want-ads.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-23

among Black sea towns from Odessa
to Constantinople
At intervals during the last three
months, the soviet fleet is stated .tc
have held maneuvers near the Ru-
manian, Bulgarian and Turkish coasts
causing much apprehension in those
countries. At Constanza recently, sew
eral soviet destroyers came inside Ru-
manian territorial waters in plain view
of army ard navy officers, who hur-
ried to prepare resistance to any at
tack