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Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
|-SEE-0, FAMOUS OLD INDIAN SCOUT,
 DIES RESERVATION LIVED TO TIME OF HIS DEATH IN MANNER OF HIS FORE-
 FATHERS

FORT SILL, Oklahoma, March .12
 I-See-O, last of the famous ole Indian scouts, died today in his ten home on the army reservation.
 When religious frenzy threw tht Plains Indians of the middlewes, , into the so-called Ghost Dance Up rising" of 1890 and 1891, the sage counsels of I-See-O, Kiowa army scout, held the Kiowa and Comanche tribes from participating in the dis. orders that were quelled among other tribes only after considerable bloodshed.
 For his services as a peacemakel and an Indian scout, I-See-O was given the permanent rank of ser geant in the United States army and wore the khaki until his death Thus he, perhaps, was the oldest soldier on the army's active list.
 I-See-O's exact age was not known but when he enlisted in 1913 for the last time, he gave it as 65.
 Born on a reservation near Larned Kans., near the middle of the 18th century. I-See-O, whose name means Plenty Fires" came to Fort Sill as an Indian scout in 1888.
 Stirred by the belief that a new Messiah had appeared among the Piute Indians of Nevada, many of the plains tribes engaged in fanatical ceremonies that led to the warpath. Lives of many Indians and white soldiers were lost in putting down the uprising among the Souix.
 Major General Hugh L. Scott, then young lieutenant, was placed in charge of the situation in what was effective were his negotiations, con- ducted through I-See-O, that not a drop of blood was shed among the Kiowas and Comanches.
 During the Spanish war. I-See-O served as a stable sergeant at Fort Sill.
 In 1913, the Indian scouts were disbanded and I-See-O humiliated by his dismissal from the service, went to Washington to appeal. to the Great White Father. General Scott interceded for him and he was re- stored to the army rolls with the permanent rating of sergeant.
 Despite the distinctions that were his, I-See-O lived after the manner of his forefathers, in wigwam on the Fort Sill reservation. He wore the regulation khaki, but baked at the heavy army shoes and clung to his moccasins. He also refused to part with his long pigtails of hair.
 The old Indian included among his friends many high military and civil officials. He greeted General Persh- ing, who visited Fort Sill in 1923. Tn 1925 he went to Washington with Kiowa delegation and stood next to President Coolidge when a group picture was taken.
 I-See-O married Otahty, a 66 year old sQuaw in 1924. His first wife lied year earlier:
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
ANCHORAGE A|RP[ANE ARRIVES KUSK0KW|M COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL MAIDEN FLIGHT OVER ALASKA RANGE
 VIA BROAD PASS

,. M'GRATH, March 2. (P)-Edward Young, pilot of the Anchorage Air Transportation company, left Anchor age at noon and landed at Tacotna on the river ice at 2:15, flying over the Alaska range via Brady Pass at an al titude of 1000 feet.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12

CHICAGO March 12 (F)-Six desperate convicts under death sentences for murder in State prison break year ago. made drive for liberty from the county jail at Joliet early this morning with the aid of snug ged saws and guns. A few hours later five men lay wounded two seriously. Only convict is at large. Three Mexican convicts fled to Chicago where two of them were recaptured after gun fight with policemen Joliet
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
TANA|vA DOC DERBY STARTS MARCH Y;
 S|X TEAMS ENTER
WHITE AND NATIVE DIVERS-LA- DIES TO RACE OVER TEN. 7
 MILE COURSE

TANANA, March .(P)-Joseph An icich, president of the Panama Kennel Club, announced that the annual Tan ana Dog Derby, March IT, over a 2O- mile course, will start from Mission, five miles above Tanana, and down the Yukon around Long. Island, and ending here Six teams have entered with both white and native drivers. A ladies' race over a ten-mile course, on the same date, is announced
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12

HOW TO WASH "WOLLiES"
 BRADFORD, England March 12. P)-Washerwomen put too much "punch" or something to their work and on this account are to be taught how to wash woolies scientifically.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
DESPERATE CONNECTS MAKE BIG ATTEMPT
 ESCAPE JOLIET JAIL

FIVE WOUNDED,TWO SERIOUSLY, ONE CON- VICTS AT LARGE - THREE FLED TO CHICAGO WHERE TWO RECAPTURED-M FIRST AT TEMPT TO ESCAPE YEAR AGO = SAWS AND GUNS SMUGGLED IN-PAID $1 800 TO CONFED- ERATES FOR PULLING THE JOB"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
NATIONALIST WILL BE vlCToRS
 ST. LOUIS, March 12. (P)-The

ST. LOUIS, March 12. (P-The youthful Chinese cannot be weaned from the spirit of nationalism even tho the young Nationalist party is de- feated by the Northern war lords, be- lieves Alexander Paul, Oriental sec retary of the United Christian Mis- sionary society.
 sionary society. Mr. Paul says the youthful Chinese have become imbued with spirit of modernism that will
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12

SEATTLE, March 12. (H)-Roy Thornton, regarded the missing link that caused the failure of the county grand urys recent investigation of official corruption surrendered to the marshaPs office and posted $5000 bond to answer two Federal liquor conspiracy ndict- mens Thornton asked the courts permission to spend three weeks in Ketchkan to take of his business tereStS
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
Missing Link" In Seattle Booze Quiz
 SurrenderS Self

ROY THORNTON, OWNER KETCHKAN BROAD CAST STATION, SAID TO BE MATERIAL WIT NESS CAUSING FAILURE KING COUNTY GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION THREATENED BELOW OFF, OF AFFAIRS FORMER MAYOR BROWN AD- MINISTRATION LOOKED FOR
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
n LECAL|zE WIDE OPEN
 GAMBLING IN NEVADA MEASURE PASSES STATE ASSEM-. BLY NOW GOES TO SENATE X FOR ACTION

RENO, New, March 12. E-The State Assembly passed bill legaliz- ing wide-open gambling in the State by vote of 20 to IA, with spirited debate preceding the roll call. The measure now goes to the Senate.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12
DIAMOND D!GGERS STARVE

CAPETOWN, South Africa, March 12. (P-Thirty thousand diamond diggers are on the verge of starva- tion in the Lichtenberg District.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-12

CHICAGO, March 12. (P Only sev- en remain of the vanishing tribe of major league spitball pitchers.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale

GENERAL dairy and poultry farms. Also country homes for sale. at bargain prices. Will swap or exchange Benj. I.auGer. Gl South Main St.. Middletown. Conn.
 REMINGTON. ELM HILL oia miles New Britain Center, miles Hartford, 3 acres, room bungalow, all improve mcuts; poultry houses, etc, Price SI000, any terms L. W Ferguson, 70 M1lu St, Southiueton. Phone 232. lV ACRE FARM on state highway about miles from Hartford. room new house with all modern improvements and gasoline station. Price s6.500. New England Real Estate. 415 Main St. Phone 4S75 or 55S.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

GErENWOOD ST, 52-5 room tenement Au Improvements. Inquire on prom tsos. Tel. 15@-l-, GREENWOOD ST, l5o--5 lagg" beautt-
 IuI, light and sunny rooms, 2at iloor
 modern improvements. Rent free to Iaau1Fy I.
 iAWLGT ST, 28-1st floor. 5 or room tenement, ali Improvements. Inquire lAONS ST, f&--5 room apartment, all improvements, with garage. Phone la.,.
 LIONS ST, gs-Apartment of rooms, hat running water. steam heat. Inquire
 2nd floor or phone S9so or 239l MAIN sT,--S room apartment steam
 heated Reasonable rent it taken at once Apply Vogue Shoe Shop. ! MAPLE ST, Z15-Thrae room tcnemeut for rent. Modern. Ernt very reasona be.
 Apply 2fa Maple St.
 i MILL ST. 55-G room cottage. Rent req soHahle. Garaee Apply on premises MODERN End floor, near grocery trolley
 aHI school 5 or 6 rooms. Garden
 space lI07-3,
 ! NORTH SE--4 and room apartments, steam heat, hot running water. At yoar
 own reasonable price. C0hn, Elm St l ONE MONTHS RENT FREE-6 room strpm heated, centrally lorated apart
 mont. Rent F'ry reasonable. Teh1 2l2l. . PARK ST.-5 and room apartments, ] steam heat, hot running water. At your ! own reasonable prjre. Cahn Elm st, PLNINVlLLE I9 CANAL. ST,-6 room
 '~Hew-at Inquire 2& Canal st. 1 rLAINVIlI.L, MILFORD ST, 25 room
 rent with all modern improvements; near schools factory and trolley. Rent very reasonable. Phone 1879 \. F., or a-njy on premises.
 |pLAINNiLLt,-4 room teu,meut, center
 of town, stc9n heat. Aoa! Court. Tel Ai@ i.H'nilN".
 ! FHpSrEcT ST, 1I-end floor, 6 airy
 rooms. Rent yesy reasonable. Apply .YFToN DRIVE BELNIpEGE-t room
 Dunaalow Oak floors and trim. Fire
 p,are, bU,lt-n buokcosesi car gar
 aye Tel s5li-lf.
 STANLEY ST. 52>-4 rooms Steam
 N,at all modern Improvements Eea-
 sruahle rent Apply at drug store, 52C
 stanley &. Phonn l&t&-
 .sENNpUE ST, l5-Two 6 room tene'
 uuuts. desirable for roomiug houses
 S-j Q month or $50 for whole huust
 nc l2 rooms. Inquire on premises. So E{El;IrT, Iol--Couvcueut to cal
 line. u.re section. Modern , room tcne
 ment. Ront reasonable. Call 49I-W. WEST MAIN sT.-4 and room apart
 niuuts. ali modern eouyuniences At youl
 own reasonable price. ''hn, Elm St TAICuTr ST, 5o--4 room tenement. al
 modern Improvements Opposite Smallel
 s.hool. Reasonable rent. Will pay nov.
 Ing expenses. Phone 272S. WEST MAIN ST. 42l--5 room tenement
 rooms in attic. Newly renovated
 Garage Apply James A. spiuetta. 42' l West Main ST,
 NANCE ST, 2g-SlN rooms. fireplace
 tflo hath. hot water heat. Rent reason
 ah.c Phan" tGf>-e.
 WEST END Tenement of f ruonls E25
 Peter nouuz2r, +76 Main St Tel 4Sl, WEST END, S6 Hawiey s,, 2nd noo'
 tenement, rooms garage, all in,
 praycmlats. Tci 3t1l-2, to : ?. n WEsTEEI.EI ST. l1-5 rooms, all im-
 proycmcnts, steam heat. garage. In
 qurc on premises.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

ELECTRIC GOODS-Make this m -iec- tGical Christmas Select your electric
 gifts at Barry < Bamforths, 19 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

ELECTRIC IRONS-Rcgular Ih. house. hold weight, packed in individual car tons Every one guaranteed. SS.95 to SL-l5. TLe Conn llEht & PoWer Gn.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Cards, Decorations, Dinncrs-GSE

AFTER SHOPPING visit tbo Blue Swan Across from the strand theAter. Dining ard dancing 'ti one. TgY OUR Christmas cards early and mail ,hem early. THE PAINT STORE. Morgan. Kingsley X Thomps9n Inc, LII Main S..
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemcn,s

ALBANY AVE- 3I-4 rooms and sun
 parlor all Improvements; with or
 without garage. Reasonable. Apply OH
 premises.
 AH'H ST. I.Q-5 rooms, steam heat
 furnished. C. J. LerouN, 174 Arch St.
 Phone 2af.
 ARCH ST. 1IJ-5 room tenement. steam
 heat. all improvements, lst floor, new
 house. Inquire 2r1 a2or. AsrOErA-3 rooms. .Hd fpoc; { rooms,
 lAt forr. steam heated. Rent reason
 alle. Juiur 1o2 Prospect BEAVER ST. II5-3 and room tena-
 mgalz Rent cheap if taken at onee. CHLsrNU" Sr.-5 rooms, centrally lo-
 ratea. saata St.. room tenement,
 uuaegu. steam heat Labor Bureau,
 Noy Britain Machine Co. Tel. 2400. CHESTNUT ST. 3G--4 rooms, furnace
 hu1t, &ri floor, all improy ements. In
 Ga'Ee lSt iinnr
 CHURCH ST. G4-5 rooms light and
 peasant, steam heat. Rent reason
 able. Adkins, G6 Church st. CLbAl. ST, f9-uea.rab bIe room apart uaHt In1u3re Gins urg Shop I9 Wal
 uur St t#u 175f or 336S-7 or 25ol-4. ana cllE&TNUT AND STANLEY SIS gaom h,aed apartment. Rent very rna nahIo- Location excellent. Tel. 7SS. CON STANLEY AND WHITING SITS
 rooms, Srd @7or with CT without eaw1a. Apply 525 Stanley st. Phone iae3.
 1 DWIGHT ST. l51--G room cottage. All modem Improvements. good location Gall al III Dwight St. Tel 34f8-2. EAST ST, 4g,.-5 room tenement. steam
 h.t and all modern Improvements. Phone S035-i.
 ELLIS ST, g4-5 room cottage for rent. Gas hot and cold water. Inquire or premises.
 ELLIS ST., 4ga-5 rooms. Also at 3S HrooI.awn st. and 93S Stanley st.. room tcncments. $l3 on Hartford Ave. Cali 109 mornings or evenings l FAIiNIltW ST, li2. near Park St. -- Beautiful room tenement, all mod
 ern improvements, 2nd floor. Apply on | premises or phone 2lGG-J.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

VANCE ST, 2g-SIN rooms, fireplace, tile uatI hot water heat Rent reason anfr phar. tFEN-o
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Women

GIRL wants to do housework by day or night. Call 517O Keasngton.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

WEST SIDE Brand new steam heated 3 family house with every improve ment. Terms can be arranged. Lock- vrDOi City Hall
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

WEST MAIN ST. 4al--5 room tenement , rooms in attic. Newly renovated. Garage. Apply James A. spinetta. 429 WIZ. Mlin s.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Gifts For the Home-6S-D

AN INSTRUMENT that will i'll your house with joy on Christmas day is Eepro-phrago player piano ir elegant satin finish mahogany. II can only be procured at Gibbs Plano Co,. lzi Church St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
MERCHANDISE
Business and Office Equipment 5
Footwear and Clothing

COMPLETE LINE of leather lumber jackets, Mackinaws in fact. everything for the working man. The original Army & Navy Store. n Church St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

CREPE PAPER-Deeorative plain and colorad, and ribbon for holiday deco ratians. DeDuso7 holiday strcamers are hre2root Get them at Adkins. 6G Church St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Christmas Gift Guide
Cards, Decorations, Dinners-GSE

GREETING CARDS that are different. Large variety to select from, including all the latest novelties Select yours while the assortment Is complete. The k. NJ Hall Co. Wall -paiut-noveitles. 179-lS3 Arch St. Aurora agents.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

rHp~rEcr ST, 1I-end floor, airy ryam= Rent ye,y reasonable. Apply r.I fuor
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

UtULELES. sweet toned, pretty designs. Every boy and girl wants one. AS low es SIPS. Blair < Bgodrib. New Brit aims leading music s'0re," 171 Main St. VELOCIPEDS. I,eg Johnson and Eoillast. SIPS to tlL5o. Economy Sport shop. "For better toys" 15 Man St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

WEST ENn- Tenement of ( ruoHls, E25- Peter ncuuzzr, 476 Main st. Tel 4SlG nr -tsn-%.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

CHAPMAN ST.-One family house. new. rooms, sun paror. hot water heat Cah ua bought with a small amount of cash Aaron Danielson and Co. 13l Main Ct. IHoue .l.l.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

sGNNpUE ST, l5-Two room tene- tuews. desirable for roomiug houses. $-j Q month or $50 for whole house nr 12 raams Inquire on premises
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

TAtCuTT ST. 7o--i room tenement. all modern Improvements Opposite Smalley sahool. Reasonable rent. Will pay nov Ing expenses. Phone G72S.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

WEST END. GG Hawley S,, 2nd floor tenement. rooms, garage, all i'm ursycmpats Tel. 3t.1-2, to : ?. rl. WEsTEELEY ST. l5-5 rooms, all i'm proyomrnts steam heat. garage. In quiro on premises.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

So EJElIrT 1o}-Comvcueut to gar Iiuo. u4re section. Modern 5 room tcne- m,ut Rout reasonable. Call 2197-W.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

MOUTH ORGANS-Every kiddie should have one. Fancy oak tramei nickel plated coyers tunes In two keys. s inches long. Lots of fun for Soc up tn a gift box. Blair & BTGdTib, New Britains leading music store" ITO
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

WEST MAIN ST.-l and room apart uiruts. ali modern eouyuniences. At your own r,aaauaIla price. T1hn. Elm St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

COURT ST, 4S--2 or nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. All mod eru couyenences. steam heat. Also 2 double connecting rooms suitable for or gentlemen.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

CElENW00O ST, 52-5 room tenement AU Improvements, Inquire on prom ing La,. l..-l..
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For Children-6S-C

FOOTBALLS, boxing gloves and striking bags Everything In sporting goods. Economy Sport Shop l , Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

sI.IECTED XMAS TREES. haisam and surure Wrvoths Of all kinds Baskets and bouquets Grave tummtnEs, etc. 742 Stanley. corner Dwight St. Leon ards Phone 91t6-12.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

TEAMED ENLARGEMENT of your faN- orite snapshot will please her most. Sl to S2.50. Arcade studio.
 SMOKERS conceivable style ut smoking stands. from the pedestal type to the humidor, is at k. C. Porter sons.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

WINTHROP ST. 64-l. or furnished
 rnoms for light housekeeping: bath ao- joining; private family. Phone 25oS-A.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

JOIN THE NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK CHRISTMAS CLUB AND RE-
 GENIE CHECK NEXT CHRISTMAS.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING OUTFITS and fancy Mazda bulbs Barry & bdm- tnrtn, ID MaiA St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

HAVE you seen tra Lincoln Apartments at $ Linecia St? and 4room apart mcnts to be ready December IS or Jan. !. r. W. Loouis owner, 1I2 liar rlson st Phone 26l0.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Rooms and Hoard
Rooms Tor Housekeeping

O K. HOUSE, 5 MAIN ST.--2 or fur rished apartments. Polished hardwood floors with private tile bath. Also other rooms Steam heat and hot water. Req srnahle. Phone 5S1O.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Suburban For Sale

PLAINVIi.LE- Brand new room bun galow with all modern improvements. Price s5. 900. Apply Peter Denuzze. 476 Main St. New Britain. Tel S343 or 54i2-5.
 PLAI&NILLE, TRCMBULL AVE.-Prac- t.oaly new attractive Six room Co., lonlaI type cottage with heated garage attached. Steam heat, fireplace, large lot Section carefully restricted. Price reasonable and convenient terms if de- sired. The John Cooke Co.,, Neri block, Painville. Phone 366-3.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

ELTCTRIC AND MECHANICAL TRAINS
 No boys Christmas is complete wtlt-
 out one. $l.5O to 5000 Economy Sport Shop. Is Main St. For better
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

PENRT. STREET. c0-5 room apartment with all couveniences. Apply on prem iGrs
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Houses For Sale

BELVIDERE-Cottage 6 rooms and sun parl0r Steam heat, large lot. Ready for occupancy. Priced for quick sale. Easy terms. 1T. E. Christensen, Room 1, l3l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For Her-8S-A
Gifts For Him-6S-B

designs, white or natural gold, SIP and higher. Himberg X Horn, S92 Main St. and 10 F, R. Arcade.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

ALBANY AVE 71--4 rooms and sun
 porlar all Improvements; with or
 without garage. Reasonable. Apply on
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

-ARLTON ST, 2o5--s room cottage. S.eam heat, hardwood floors. fireplace. garage !n cellar. on bus line and near trolley. Small amount of cash. No req s1nable offer refused. Phone 35s4.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

-iRAND PIANO, gift of happiness 70 her and the children. Chickering, kra- nich Bach. Hobart NJ. Cabel, Marshall Wendal. Lester, Premier or q Fred- errll for your selection. Low payments make possible your immediate owner ship Blair & Brodrib, New Britain's leading music store" ITO Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

"lT0N DRIVE. BELNTpEGE-1 room munaalow. Oak floors and trim. Fire p,are, bUil,-n luoEcosesi 2 car gar ... I'll .Llt-I-.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

STANLEY ST. 52S-& rooms, steam H,at all un3,gn lmnoyomeuts. Eea- suahle rent. Apply at drug store, 526 stanley & pHunn l&t%-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
I,ogs, Poultry Supplies
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

Articles For Safe o5 FOOL TABLES for sale. Eight size l-.N9. one billiard table 4l4N9; and pool table 5Nlo. Price reasonable, Must h. soid at once. Apply at Swingles Recreation, 14l North Main St.. Bris- tol. Phone 7&7. POOL TABLE, gutter type first class cundit.on cncup. square Deal Garage, trrlm turupil;", Berlin.
 SILENT GLOW OIL BURNER. Heat when and where you want it. No coal, aShcs or dust. For kitchen ranges and parlor sto.es. Circulating heaters for stores. ]. Mercer. agent. Demonstrated at 14f Arch St Tel ldii.
 huctionccrs 55X M. D. KABATZNICll, expert auctioncer Clhe Man Who Sells,. S5S Main St. New Britain. Phone l15.
 Business and Office Equipment 51 FOR RENT-Typewriters. All makes. and adding machines New Britain Typewriter Exchange, 96 West Main St STORE FIXTTEEs, butchers supplies. New and 9nd hand. T. $. Cash Regis ter Co. %53 So Main St. Tel 515i. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
By PERCY CROSBY

tcopyright lg25 by Metropolitan Newspaper Service
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

tI;DS. folders with envelopes, assorted poems, short sayings. beautiful designs
 h1ud tinted and engraved. Be sure to visit our Christmas store at 6S church
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS

CHURCH ST.-Pleasant front room. fur nished, steam heat, electric lights. gaA Adkins. 66 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-08

RADIO PARTS. Things he wants for Christmas al tho set builders shop. N
 E. Radio Service Co, 1N5 Daily Ave. Tel 4fo3 days, 5tfS nights. Delivery.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
CUBAN PRESIDENT
MAKES CALL AT
U. S. WHITE HOUSE
Friendship Between Two
Republics is Further
Strengthened

wAsHINGToN, AApFfl %. Q8-The
bond of friendship and amity which
links the island republic of Cuba
with the United States was further
strengthened. today when the presi-
dents of the, two countries elasped
hands and spoke words of welcome
and good will
Arriving in Washington for fort
night American visit, President Ma
chado called upon President Coolidge
to bring aImessage of friendly feel
ing from his native land, and as is
the custom between sovereign nations,
Coolidge immediately returned the
call at the Cuban embassy and re-
stated the amicabie intentions of the
United States. Despite steady
doWnpour, the Cuban executive was
greeted upon his arrival at Union
station with fun diplomatic honors
extended Visiting rulers. He was met
as he alighted from his special car
by Secretary Kellogg and ranking
American army and navy officers.
A full marine guard presented
arms, forming a passageway to the
presidential suite at the station, and
the army band struck up the Cuban
and American national anthems.
With Secretary Kellogg, We're As
sistant Secretaries ]. Butler Wright
and William Castle, Jr., of the state
department.; Admiral Eberle, chief Of
naval operations; Major General Surn-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
- THREE

First, Elmo Saltala, McNeal second,
Belvie West, Frontier.
Girls shot put, fourth division
First, Emma Stoner, Frontier; SECOND,
Annie Wickstrom, .McNeaL
Boys 5Oyard dash, first division
First, William Frazee, McNeal; second,
Angus Thompson, Whitewater.
Girls 50-yard dash, first division--
Selma Saltala. McNeaI: second, Mhry,
Lee Tanner. whitewater. sfoSs4i s. r.
Boys 75-yard dashrAFirste Yainss sal
tala, McNeal; second, OSCAR 4ohnsqP'
also of MeNeal@ seie54an sigaap
Girls 75-yard dash--First, Mary
Kumro, Erie; second, zona williams,
whitewater.
Boys 1OO-yard dash, third division
First, Lee Thompson, whitewater;
second, Vains Saltala, McNeal.
Girls 1OO-yard dash, third division
First Annie Appelin,, McNeab second,
Helen Davis, whitewater. aEis
Boys 1OO-yard dash, fourth division
FIRST, Vains Saltala MeNeal; second,
Arthur Davis, whitewater.
Girls 1OO-yard dash, fourth division
First, Ida johnson, McNeal; second,
Ermine RundeIl, Double Adobe.
Girls circular relay-First, McNeal;
second, whitewater.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
F acts Suppressed In
Raymond's Death Is
Charged by Coroner

LOS ANGELES April % tP)-Cor"
.cner Frank Nance tonight asked the
district attorneys office to make u
thorough investigation of what ne
said was Il "flagraht attempt to hide
from the authorities the true facts
the death OF Ray Raymond
musical comedy star, following
f:st fight with Paul Kelly film
.suvenile, since indicted for murder
The coroner heaped the criticism
for the asserted attempt to cover
up" the case on the shoulders of DR..
W. j Sullivan, Hollywood physician
who attended Raymond. In first
reporting the case to the coroner
office. DIR. sullivan said he was VIII
ing to sign death certificate -
the effect that Raymond died o.
natural causes.
AS result Of the investigation
Nance said charges may be filed
against another principal in the ease
There is "a possibility that the re-
suits of the inquiry may be laid be-
fore the state board o. medical eS-
tminers.