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Evening star., 1927-10-08
'VENEZ A M0I' IS TOPIC.

The French Protestant Congrega =
ton which worships at st. Johns
Church, La Fayette square. will re-
sumo it's regular Sunday services
beginning tomorrow afternoon. These
services will continue until next
Summer, though the regular Friday
afternoon services will not begin
until later in the season. These
services are in the French language
and are conducted by the French
vicar, Rev. DR.. Fiorian Vurpillot, who
has chosen for tomorrows theme.
"Venez moi"
The public is invited to attend all
these services, which are given. pri'
marily, for the benefit of those who
prefer to worship in the French
language.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
u. S. Wants $l9,&1
Tax Refund Back
From Movie Star

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. October s.
Clara Kimball Young, film actress,
today was asked in a civil suit
filed in Federal District Court by
the Internal Revenue Bureau to
return $l9,9s1 paid the actress
"by mistake"
According to the complaint. the
Government informed Miss Young
she owed taxes Of S22,257. That
was three years ago. A year later
the Government sent her a check
for the S19.9S1. admitting that 1t
had erred in figuring her tax, and
that the refund was being MADE
with apology. Recently the GOV
ernment tax experts revised their
figures and discovered there should
have been no refund.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Missing Boy Sought by Police.

Missing since Sunday. 14-year-old
William Koch. 1903 G. street north
east. son Of Mrs. NJ. Chase, is being
sought by the police. The mother
informed the authorities that the boy
has not been seen since noon Sun
day. when he left the G. street home
TO go to a downtown theater. When
last seen he Wore a gray suit, with
long pants, and brown tennis shoes.
He has brown hair. brown eyes, fair
complexion and is immature for his
age.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
MAN SHOT IN ABDOMEN.
Victim Taken to Hospital and sus-
pect Is Sought.

Silver Morgan. colored, 10 years
old, of 1920 Fifth street, was taken
to Emergency Hospital early this
morning suffering from bullet
wound in the abdomen, which the
police reported was inflicted by Phil
Morgan, colored. of the same address,
during an alteration in the house.
He was treated by DR.. c. B. White.
and his condition reported to be seri-
Gus. Phil Morgan is being hunted.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM.
Trinity Church Will Observe DC
casion at Services.

The third Sunday observance Of the
125th anniversary of the Trinity
Methodist Church will be held to-.
morrow.
Mrs. Dan B. Brummitt OF Evanston.
Ill.,, will speak at II am, and Mrs.
Albert Rifle Of Baltimore will speak at
8 pm. Both are prominent in mis-
sionary work.
A father.and,son banquet will be
held Tuesday night at $50 o'clock at
which Rev. Homer Councillor VIII
sneak
Evening star., 1927-10-08

"The Sevenfold Man" will be the
subject Of a lecture to be given next
Thursday night. at S:15 o'clock, at
the United Lodge OF Theosophists, 700
Hill Building, Seventeenth and ]
streets. Every Sunday evening at
S:15 o'clock there will be study class.
The subject discussed tomorrow night
will be The Masters of the Wisdom" +"
The public 10 invited.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. r. w. Brooks
will speak on Answering the Call"
Holy communion will be observed.
The Progressive Bible Glass will meet
at 10 am. The subject to be discussed
will be Jesus and the Problems OF
Life" The Senior Christian En-
deavor Society will present a special
program at 6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
WILL PREACH TWICE.
Rev. w. A. Eisenberger to Speak
Morning and Evening.

Rev. William A. Eisenberger will
preach at both services tomorrow at
the Church of the Covenant. Sermon
subjects will be: IL am. THE Work
Thou Gavest Me to Do" and pm,
"The Bread Of Life" Sunday school
will be in session at GAS o'clock. Judge
William r. Norris will teach the ALI
Corners and Miss Mabel N. Thurston
the Everygirls.
DR.. Charles Thorn will teach the
mixed adult class. Christian Endeavor
meets at 6:45 PM, Alfred Barrett.
leader. Midweek services will be
Thursday at 5 pm.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
OPERA PRICES HIGHER.

! CHICAGO, October P).--For the
5Grst time in several years, operagoers
attending certain performances of the
Chicago Civic Opera Co. this season
win pay higher prices.
/ The company has raised the prices
aon best seats for the Saturday night
popular performance. from $3.50 to
sS3, and from So to 81 The prices of
cheaper seats. ranging down to 70
ce1ts, will not be affected. -.-
Evening star., 1927-10-08
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO HOLD CONVENTION

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE. October S.-Five hun.
dred delegates are expected to attend
the national convention of the Wom'
ans Home Missionary Society of the
M. e. Church. which opens here Wed
nesday at Mount Vernon Place Church.
Speakers include Miss Catherine
Mauer, a deaconess known as the
Angel Of Angel Island and DE-:
Joelie c. Hiebert. superintendent OF
medical work at the city missions OF
the Methodist Church in New York.
Mrs. w. II. Goode of Sidney. Ohio,
president of the national organization,
will preside at the convention.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Chicago.Sweden Hop Planned.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,. October 8 R.-
Bert Hassel. Rockford flyer. has an.
nounced a proposed flight from Chi.
cago to Stockholm, Sweden. with the
hop-off set for May Is. He plans to
make the 4.325.mile trip alone. The
flight will be financed by Chicago
Scandinav vians, 1t was said.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
MARYLAND Medical Man Honored.

CARLISLE, Pa, October s R).--
Col Frederick II. Vinup. Baltimore,
of the Medical Corps. Maryland Ma.
tional Guard. yesterday was elected
president of the Association Of Mili.
tary Surgeons of the United States,
at the annual convention.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
DR.. PORTER TO PREACH.
First Baptist Pastor Announce:
Topic of Sermon.

DR.. Samuel Judson Porter. pastor
of the First Baptist Church. Sixteenth
and o streets, will preach from the
text tomorrow at II am, 1.-THE Faith
That Quenches Fires" and s PM, the
first of the series Of eight lectures on
Eight Portraits of the Master" en-.
titled. Tho Exalted Prince and
Savior" Communion service after
the morning sermon. The ordinance
Of baptism will be administered at the
close Of the evening sermon.
Swedish services are at $3.50 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. G. A. Segerstrom
of New York City.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Pastor to Preach.

"Christ's Love for All. Even YOU"
will be the sermon subject at George.
town Lutheran Church, Wisconsin
avenue and Volta place, tomorrow at
IL am, by Rev. Harold E. Beatty,
pastor. The Junior Church meets at
IL am, and Christian Endeavor at
Z pm. THE Optimism Of st. Paul"
Is the subject at the 8 pm. service.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
-REMUS' CHARGES
DENIED BY TWO
Franklin L. Dodge and Wife's
I Attorney Oppose Intrigue
Imputations.
nv the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. October D.
George Remus' charges OF intrisu ue
and unfaithfulness by his wiie' lhio,
eene--circumstanc which ne sa'o
tnne,led him to slay her Thutsuay
stood challenged today from TWO
E'rankIin l.. Dodge. whose work as
. Federal agent sent Remus TO tne
nenitentiary branded as KING OF taI
hootleggers," made point -biahk oeli.a'
at Lansing, Mich. or Rehlus ~,
n,ents linking Dodge's name w'It. nc y
Of Mrs, Remus. He denounced nelt"s ,.n
as "a coward and har-ohe Mao
would never personally oller -
to any one except d "o'i'"" "a
child"
Attorney Issues Denial.
Arotber charge that has come from
r7amus' cell-that Mrs. Remus strlpPeo
1,ir, NJ his wealth while he was q
EeSoral nrisoner-hrought denial from
Edward l. Dixon, the attorney VINO
represented Mrs. Remus in her oivotco
action against the man now heio loi
her Staying. ,;a ot
have cent save what she borroweu,
Dixon said. THE only part OF the
I'm hv litigation. / would estimate the
total at $500. 900 or S250,000."
Officials for the most part expressed
themselves as skeptical of Remus
story that he is pennless. They
pointed out that he has been driving
about in expensive motor cars ana
maintaining costly quarters. They
said also that he was generally re-
garded as a lavish spender.
will Defend Himself.
It seemed certain today that Renus
Is ready TO face trial for his life, de-
pending solely upon his own resources
as counsel. Before coming here to or
ganize a gigantic bootlegging business
Remus was building a name for him.
self at the bar in Chicago. where he
speciaIized IN divorce and criminal
cases.
There was no change apparent In
Ren1us' intention to invoke the "un-
written law" in his defense. society
owes me a debt of gratitude" has
been a statement frequently credited
to him since he surrendered to police
a few hours after his wife was shot.
, "She was not fit to live"
Inquest Planned Tuesday.
Romola, daughter of Remus by
his former marriage, and Ruth, the
adopted daughter OF the slain woman )
both are here: the one stoutly defend
ing her father, the other. a witness
to the shooting, stricken with grief.
The first step in the prosecution OF
, Remus was taken quickly yesterday
when he was bound over without bail
TO the grand jury by police court
Judge. Remus pleaded not guilty and
waived examination.
Funeral services for Mrs. Remus.
who was an Evanston, ILL.,, divorce
before her marriage to Remus. have
not been arranged. An inquest VIII
be held Tuesday.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
Mckinley Church Services.

At Mckinley Memorial Baptist
Church, Fourth and l. streets, tomor'
row, Rev. DR.. s. Geriah Lamkins, the
pastor, will preach at IL am. and s
pm. Baptizing at 3 pm. by Revs.
Barfnser. Couch and Lamkins. Ser
mon by Rev. Baringer, s pm. Union
prayer meeting Thursday, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
PASTOR TO PREACH.
Rev. II. b. Wooding to Give Sec
oud Of Heries Of Sermons.

The second of a series of sermons
on the Gift of the Years. will be
given by Rev. Henry B. Wooding, pas
tor of the lexington Presbyterian
Church, North Capitol street and
Florida avenue. The theme tomorrow
morning Is on middle Life" and in
the evening on "A Vital Question"
Midweek service will be held Thurs
day evening at o'clock. The pastor
will speak Oh the International Sun
day School Lesson.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

Continued from flrst fasel
hv rebel agents here today in the face
of announcements from Mexico CITY
that the Gales government hao the
situation in hand.
senator GerZain Ugarte Of Tiax-
Gala State. representative or Gomez
and Gen. Caesar Lopez de Lara, Ioca!
agent for De la Huerta, since the
| former Provisional President ol
Nay;co has been in political exile
IN Ios Angeles. announced the alli-
ance Thev declared Gomez was
maintaining his position in the state
of Vera Cruz with a large force ano
! that the merger with followers OF
| De In Huerta made a strong cam"
paign possible.
De la Ruerta, at Los Angeles, de-
clined to confirm the alllance, put
said he was I'm accord with any
movement which has the motive OF
freeing the Mexican people from the
Gales regime"
Linked With Yaqui Rising.
Prior to his recent indictment for
violation of the United States neu'
trality law. De Ia Huerta was credit
ed with considerable influence Win
the Yaqui Indians. who were report
ed to have abandoned their warfare
with the Mexican government two
weeks ago. The Indians now are
said to have taken the field against
the Federals.
He termed the Staying OF his
brother Alfonso de la Huerta In the
State Of Sonora Thursday as Dru'a'
murder"
A statement issued by De Lara ana
Ugarte said that while Gomez previ..
ously had conducted his presidentiai
campaign without outward display OF
an alliance with De Ia Huerta tol"
lowers, the revolt enabled the two
factions to unite openly. The state
Ement explained that De Ia Hureta
probably would not take the neio.
but would remain in this country as
general representative OF the factions
opposed to the presidential aspira-
tions of Gen. Aivaro Obregon.
Senator Ugarte also announced re-
ceipt of advices that Gomez had de-
feated a federal force near Perote.
in the State OF Vera Cruz; captured
800 prisoners and executed a Federal
general named Celiz. Ugarte de-.
clared this information came from
Gomez headquarters In New York.
AirpIane Aid Claimed.
Ugarte displayed telegram describ-
ing the engag cement, purported to
have occurred Thursday. and telling
of arrival Of an airplane In the Gomez
stronghold with radio set. He said
| news would be sent from the rebel
camp to New York.
Ugarte and De Lara then told OF
| reports Of minor engagements IN
| which thew declared rebels were vic.
torious. They said Gems. Leon and
Sanchez had captured Ara nda. Ciudad
Guzman and Ameca, in Jalisco, with
500 men and were maneuvering to at
tack Guadala lara.
An Obregon demonstration was
staged last night at Juarez. across
the border from Ell Paso. Tex. Sew
eral hundred persons marched through
the streets shouting Obregon's name
for President. The procession was
headed by Augustin Gallow. candidate
for mayor. He was assisted by Luis
Cantu Gonzales. candidate for alter.
nate.
Evening star., 1927-10-08

Clouds are classified as cirrus. or
eathery clouds; cumulus. or clouds
with rounded tops; stratus, or sheet
clouds. and nimbus, or rain clouds.
Evening star., 1927-10-08
MEXICAN REBELS
SLIP OUT OF TRAP;
RETREAT TO HILLS

Continued from First Page)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

Dancing Teachers 80
AEE-You a good dancer? Stsinhaus
Dancing Academy guarantees to make
YOU one. 6 lessons. IS. Phone 1881.
Studio always open. sos Main St.
EMERSON STUDIO OF pANCING-For
Ballroom and Stage. Phone 6l3. $50
w. Main st.
GlNE-Y Yourself the best training in
stage or ballroom dancing. Emerson
studio $50 W. Main St Call Ruth
Eassette at Gl3 or 1867.
instrumental ana Vocal 81
VIOLIN INSTNuCTIoN-Nunz E. Ag-
nelo teacher Of violin. Studio. Room
s. ces Main St. Hour. At D. m
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES-Are our
speciality at all times. The better grade,
lower prices. HimbeiE 4 Horn, SOC
Main or 10 n II Arcade
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EMPLOYMENT.
Help Nanted-MaLc

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EARBEE--Wanted. Apply Ia Park ST.
BIS IIEL1EG TAIIOR-Wanted at once.
Apply TomikowsM &. Dawson, S6l
Main st.
MAN--To solicit for local concern. Good
commission Address Box 4i-B. Herald.
NAN AGEE--lor New Britain branch
office. No experience necessary. $3.50
cash bond required. 1900 up monthly.
Manufacturer, Soi Westminster St.
Providence, L. I.
MARRIED Manic call on 20 Gus
toners day to demonstrate and take
orders. Opportunity to advance. Must
be willing to start for about sea a weet.
call between . and 4 p. m. write
j. J. Keenan,, Room 3o6. Is Lewis St.
Hartford.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR YOUR WANTS
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MERCHANDISE
Building Material.

FOR SALE-Cedar posts and bean
poles. any size or length delivered. Il.
Il. Pray. Mddletown. Conn, Meriden
Phone SSi.
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plAN0NDS-Retail at wholesale prices.
investigated T. Resnick. manufacture
ing ieweler. $40 Main. oppo. CONNER
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Radio
Gti-iS

NOW-Is he tIrG to have YOUR radio
set tuned up, Edgerly Radio Service.
Winthrop St, will do it. Phone 4i90
or 4o-3.
RADIO SET-That gets all stations in
4. $. A. Complete set $40. Money re-
funded cheeriuly. 50 North St. LIST
door. upstuirS
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Wanted Articles TO Buy

FlINlTtliE-Best prices paid Tor on.
hand furniture. FeiEcuhaum & He!des,
90 Willow St. Phone 1881 or 4Gi1.
A. RODINSKY-Pays the highest prices
for magazines. papers, rags and furui-
turc "a Talcott st. Phone 1865.
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Office and Business Equipment i.

1t BEE-For sale. Building NniNs torn
down. III Grove, cor. Broad. Tel
tS9i-5
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MERCHANDISE
Feed and Fuel


COAL. GRAIN-and poultry supplies, Tor
the best in feed and fuel. telephone 4l9
Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co., Cor
Dwight and Stanley streets
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SAFES--Wo have them 20 lit aay home
or bushes. purpose II all sizes and
weights. Prices start at S21. Adkins
Printing Co.. stationery and OHtce Out
filters. Is Church street.
STEEL LETTER FILES-i drawer steel
files. made by Shaw Walker. Olive
green finish. Exceptional value at $50.
Adkins Printing Co. Stationery and Of
flee Outfltters. G6 Church street.
FOR RENT-Typewriters. al! makes AID
adding machines New Britain Type
writer Exchange, 96 West Main street.
STORE FIXTuRES-of all kinds, new
and second hand. Cash registers and
scales repaired. T. S. Cash Register X
Store Fixture Co.. $50 South Main St.
Phone 1Il6-I.
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CHAPMAN ST. 335--7 room house with
building lot, { garages and barber
Shop for sale. Ing. 81 Florence ST.
call gftyr ( n IN
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-06

CENTRALLY I.OCATED-G family house
Single hous, near Normal school Roth
priced 70 sell. Middleton. Tel 9Sl-l4
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dyeing Is our exclusive
business Garments OF all descriptions.
dyareries, 9ortieres and curtains clean
ed or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed.
>tw Britain Dry Cleaning Corp. 0S
west Main ST. Phone 1855.
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EXPERIENCED
Saleswomen for Saturday afternoons
and evenings in our coat and dress
department. millinery department,
hahywear dept Those who can speak
French preferred. Also experienced
women for afternoons In our altera-
ton dept. Apply
SUPERINTENDENT
RAPHAELS DEPT. STORE
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BELNTDERE-Cottag looms, new,
ready for occupancy. Priced for quick
sale. Easv terms. II. r. Christensen.
Isl Main 81. Phone Hl"l
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Suburban For Sale
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST, 505-Furnished room With or
without garage.
CAMP ST. S2-Furnishcd room in prI-
yate family. Call 1875.
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Repairing and Piano Tuning 81

your work done now
Mattresses. box springs. cushions. etc.
renovated and remade equal to new and
return same day. New bedding made 20
order. Upholsterng. How're. City Bed.
ding Co.. 60 fremont st. Phone 1925.
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graphs. etc. l.. L. Andrews, 40l Arch
81. Tel 1898.
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Rooms and Board
Rooms For Housekeepin

RI SSNl.L ST, Groom and board,
young men man and wife. min.
wink TO Stanley Works. Tel. 1855.
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BELNlpEltE SECTlON--6 room brick
house. oak floors and trim, hot water
heat large porch and all conveniences
lot TONES. Call 2S4S-W.
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Houses For Sale

BElNlDERE-6 room cottage. +. car
garage. near trolley: lot 50Nl5o. Phone
%0iS-5
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PROSPECT APARTMENTS. 40 WALNUT
St.-All modern Improvements. good
h"at. also garage and l. room house
suitable for rooming house, all mod
srn Improvements. reasonable rent.
Tel. I2N5. Ina. 81 Walnut st.
SHUTTLE MEADOW. iG2--5 room tene-
meut TO rent. Andrews & stevens, Is
Walnut st
SEYMOUR ST. IS and s rotm tone-
modern. Rent reasonable, Apply i.7
Chestnut St, Phone 99l-5.
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Footwear and Clothing

LUMBER JACKETS-Huudred OF nat.
tefls to choose from, ranging from
Si.55 to $685. Original Army & Nav,
Store. 30 CHURCH ST.. OPP. MeraId Onice
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tt
" Rem in These Columns Just "a
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Men Wanted

D.; NESMEN-Who know New Britain to
sol! metal speciality which the
smallest business requires Experience
preferred but not essential. $50 COM
missions. Men earning SIS per week.
Address Box IL. G., New Britain Her
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WINTHROP ST. si-Furnished room for
light Housekeeping. Light and gas
with bath connection.
The Alaskan., 1927-07-29
Fairbanks Raising
 Money for Gym

Stock of the Community Center Corporation, the organization form ed to secure funds for and build a community gymnasium, is no drug on the market, it was indicated at noon when the committee which is soliciting pledges for stock checked
 up on the first days work. The response already made has been extremely gratifying, it was stated,
 The corporations stock is being |sold at on edollar per share. A subscription of from one share up
 ward will be welcomed, it was said. The plan of the Community Gen.
 ter Corporation, approved by the city council, is to tear down the ArmOry and use all available lum-
 Der contained in it for the gym naslum. The new building will be erected on school property and will adjoin the schoolhouse The lower floor will be devoted to the gymna sium and the upper floor to school rooms. Thus the projected build ling will not only serve as a com munity center but will also relieve overcrowding in the present school house. e.-Fairbanks News-Miner.
The Alaskan., 1927-07-29
Seward Frisco Freight
 Service Announced

A deal has been practically com pleted between Dudley Brothers of San Francisco and the Roth -Manley Coal interests, having large depos- it's of Ignite on Healy river eight miles from Suntrana, whereby the San Francisco interests will mine and export coal to that city and South America, according to Gen. eral Manager Noel Smith of the Alaska Railroad, who arrived in Seward last night from Anchorage.
 According to the plans as far as known to date, the Mccormick Steamship Company of San Francis co will establish line of steamers to Seward and will provide their own loading facilities. These will consist of loading station to be To- Cdltu SOulG " HeIe III Iue vicinity O1 the San Juan Fishing and Packing Company plant and near where the proposed breakwater and shelter harbor is to built. Dudley Broth CTS will also construct eight miles of railroad connecting the Healy river spur at Suntrana and extend ing to the Ross-Manley mine.
 The proposed development is the result of joint action on the part of R. F. Roth, who holds the lease on the coal property, and with whom is associated Frank Manley, the Interior placer operator, and the Alaska Railroad, represented by H. G. Ilderton, general industrial agent who recently returned from the States, where he went in the in- terests of the railroad-Times.
The Alaskan., 1927-07-29
Anchorage Plans Fair

Arrangements are under way for the holding of a big fair at Anchor age early in September, the board of directors of the Western Alaska Fair Association having held sev- eral meetings, and as a result 2 bigger and better fair is planned for ths year than ever before
 Application has been made for S2,00O of the fund appropriated by the recent legislature for assistance for agricultural and industrial fairs Ten percent of this fund will be spent in gathering permanent dis plays to be exhibited at the Terri torial museum at Juneau or at such places as may be designated by Governor Parks to advertise the resources of Alaska.
 Many are expected to take part in this fair and many exhibits viii be displayed. Musical programs will be rendered as will also many other forms of entertainment. It is expected that when all arrange ments are completed Anchorage will be certain of the best fair ever attempted.