davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
T.. X r. COrhin.

Personal fouls: Jasper, l Luke, i Rockwell, 1; Hoist, 1; German, 2; Merline, l; HaigiS, 2; Pellitier, T.; Abramowicz, 1; Flis, 1. Referee. Dillon; Timer, MulIin; Scorer, But
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Industrial League standing

Last minute victories by the Cor bin Screw and Stanley Works teams in the I. II. C. A. Industrial Bas- ketball league games played at the Stanley Arena last night, put the Screw Shop team in q better grip on first place and the Stanley Works in triple tie for fourth place.
 Corbin Screw had a tough night trying to put across win, but through its superior passwork and defensive play, it more than offset the sensational long shots Of the Eafnir Bearing team. For a time an carly lead which the Screw Shop team had gained began to look small and the Fafnlr rooters were starting to take hope. but the smoothwork- ing Corbin team began a machine like play which carried 1t through to . well-earned victory. The score was 27 to 21.
 The Stanley Works team which had been taking the short end Of games In the early season. came through with flying colors in the last game of the night against the P. X r. Corbin quintet and despite des- perate changes in the lineup of the losers, the Buttmakers came through on top of the heap. The score was Stanley 20: Corbins i7.
 The greatest surprise of the night, however, was the victory of the r. & F. Corbin girls. After two seasons of disappointment. the Park street girls had their night and defeated the Corbin Screw girls. When the final whistle blew the books showed a 20 to 17 victory for the F. & r. girls.
 Screw Shop Wins
 Although Fafnir was the first to score, its lead was short-lived 1a- kubowitz. Darrow, Arbour and Luty made the score s to l before Faf- mir again found itself Lutys shot was the first of a number Of long shots made by both teams during the night.
 The score was 13 to 3 Wher Gerry" Gierochowski threw one Il from a point between his own fou line and mid-hoor. The score Wal 15 to ' at the end of the first half and it looked like a walk-away.
 In the second half, Fafnirs cam' up steadily on long shots by severa of it's team and within a few minutes of the close of the game the score was 23 10 20, Corbins Darrow and Yakubowitz made baskets in rapid succession and it was all over but the shouting.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
First Period

Pushes s-Duggan lG, Alexander 7, Pierce 1: stops-Conley Y. Elount 4G: fouls-Welch, CusiCk, Blount. Referee Rorty.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07

timer, Mullin. Personal fouiS, 1ahu- bowitz, 5; Whitman, 4; Sheppard |; Luty, 8; Darrow. l; LaHar, 3i Nler- ochowski. 1. Mathis, ,.
 Surprise Upset
 Although the P. X r. Corbin team held its opponent, the stanley NorNs to a one-point lead in the first hail. if went to pieces in the second nall Of the game and I'D until the last few minutes it could not score q field goal. If it were not for perfect foul shooting by Joe Jasper th' team would have been out ot Iuch altogether.
 Luke scored first and Jasper fol- lowed to make It 1 to 0 m favor of Corbns. This was all done III the first minute of play. MrrIlh' made two successive field goals 10 IT. the score al 4-all. Paris made 1t t 10 and Hoist Increased the score 70 s. Although Carlson oi the S'ah- lev Works slipped in to cut the 'or- bin lead, Luko cycnod the 'oui'' and the score was 1o to C. "o Point" Abramowitz slipped down the side of the court and the score was 10 to $, Carlson mad" it 10 70 y on a foul shot and within q mh'N'' and halt of the end tue score stood in stanley Works favor ny virtue Of field goal scored hy Carlson again. The half ended with the score il 10 Iu. stanley.
 N,,nnI Il,IT
 Jasper eycnod the score at ll-i} on I foul shot. Old "Two Point came through with another held goal but later Jasper Was foulrd and he made both chances good. lnci- dentally 1t was ADramowiiz who
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
F. X F. Corbin.
('orbin Screw.

Personal fouls, GroSsman. l: Pi- hiel, 4 Hudak, ?; smith, 2: Adams, 1.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07

Few people In France own farms Of more than S5 acres.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
COrbin Screw
I''afnirs

Referee, Dillon; scorer, Bn'lef' timer. Mullin. Personal fouls, haku- bowitz 3; Whitman, 4; Sheppard, l; Luty, s; Darrow. l; LaHar, 3i Nler- ochowski, 1, Matulis, ,.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
Wonder What the Old Tin Lizzie Thinks About

AMT JeAIous NO SOCA TA,Ac sur Al HURT A i,-n l'ne AueAAA GxEN ,e AAxeNT BEEN TRehTED LIKE olG..
, 1927-05-02
TELEGRA Ms.
ST.. CROLX STATION.

New orleans, La, April 29th. 1--WE
thousand residents of St. Bernard and
Piaquemine, parishes in Louisiana, were
abandoning their homes yesterday and
carrying all their portable possessions
to New Orleans, under the menace of
the Mississippi food waters to be loos-
ed tomorrow by the deliberate break
ing of their protecting levee The great
crevasse, designed to sacrifice the two
parishes, in attempt to save New Or
leans from flood waters, will be created
at noon tomorrow.
San Francisco, Cal. April 29th- Uni
, 1927-05-02

if he Is successful. Later Dempsey will
meet the winner of the Sharkey-MaIoney
fight. Arrangements were made over
long distance telephone.
Hoboken, N. J.-Rha most hen. pecked
husband in the world has been discover
ed. William kentje was allowed one
five cent cigar a day and one package OF
chewing gum a week, and when, IN a
reckless mood, he held out five cents in
turning over the pay envelope, the Mis-
sus called in the police. The Judge shoO-
ed her out Of court.
WASHINGTON. Uncle Sam has an idea
that he is not receiving taxes on some
one hundred million dollars from the
folks who should pay but who have not
turned in all of their incomes. This es-
innate was made by Treasury officials in
connection with a case now pending in
the Supreme Court which involves the
principal whether boOtleggers and others
may not incrimInate themselves by not
telling all in their income tax returns.
Memphis, Tenn.-MOre than two hun
dred thousand persons have been mace
homeless by the constantly spreading
flood waters of the Mississippi River.
The death toll is uncertain, but is known
~ nave PA0OCA LtG w bAbAAN0 'd~h ~
and may run much higher Evacuation
Of parishes below New Orleans which are
to be flooded in order to save that city
continues, although done under protest.
Pakin.- Twenty Chinese, one . wo-
maa, all arrested at the lime of the reign
Of the Soviet Embassy here, were eXecu-
ted by strangliug, d sem official announce
m9ut said. The prisoners had been tried
secretly several days previous. Lo Chan,
a widely known Communist. was one Of
those put to death.
Paris Mr.. & Mrs. William X. Wander
bit, both prominent in New York s0cie-
ty, have started suit for divorce against
each other.
Westerville-Probabilit that Governor
All Smith of New York will be one of the
outstanding conterders for the Democra-
tic Presidential nomination, resulted In
an announcement from the Anti Saloon
League that a campaign is to be started
at once to stir up sentiment against cleo
ton by either party of a nominee.
, 1927-05-02
Publication.

IT is hereby brought to public
1 notice that the sum Of Francs
299.20, representing interest ac-
c1ued on the invested capital of
their M~ajesties King CHRISTIAN the
Ninth and Queen LOUISE'S Golden
Wedding Memorial Fund for the
benefit Of worthy INDECENT persons
in ST. CroiX, will be available for
distribution on May rs, 1927.
Applications containing the re-
quislte information and duly certi-
fed should be forwarded to the
Despatching Secretary's Office on or
before May IA, 1927.
D~espatching Secretary's Office,
st. LrOiX, Virgin Islands,
28 April, 1927.
g. P. sHAMER,
Despatchjng Secretary.
, 1927-05-02
SUGAR

New York, April 29th-The raw sugar
market was easier yesterday, with sales
of about %, 600 bags of Philippines, in
nearby positions, at 4 So and additional
offerings Of both Cuban and duty free
sugars at the same level. Raw sugar
futures closed one point lower to W
net higher. Approximate sales SO, 500
tons. May closed 2 81, July 3.06, Sep
TENDER BIG, December 32O. January
3.06, March 2.9I. The refined sugar
market was unchanged at 500 to GO,
for fine graduated.
, 1927-05-02

, H ~ ~ j "a "a ~
ted States Attorney Hatfield has been
Informed that the government will not
appeal the decision OF the Federal District
Court here declaring the seizure OF the
steamer 'FedcTalshjp, $50 miles Oft the
California coast. illegal. Immediate re
lease was asked yesterday by the Pana-
ma government, in a note presented to
the State Department. The note pro-
tested the seizure as contrary to treat
ties, in that the ship was OF Panama
registry and was beyond the IL mile
limit.
New York, AprR 29th.--A Is, 600, 600
dollar loan, consisting of four and a half
per cent equivalent trust certificates,
will be f6atedhere early next week for
the Canadiary National Railway, it is
announced. The financing, which will
be done by a syndicate, will be the first
loan for the railway here since 1925.
The proceeds will be used for the pur-
chase of locomotives and ears.
Shanghai April 28th. Desiring to lay
before the people OF the United States
what is believed to be the british Coloni-
al policy in China, in view OF numerous
conflicting reports, the British Chamber
of Commerce in Shanghai has made the
following statement to the Assoc ted
Press, in behalf Of The British commune
ty in China. British opinion in China,
as represented by the British chamher Of
commerce., accOrds a conciliatory policy
,to the imperial government, which, as
repeatedly affirmed, has demonstrated
that ID is not antagonistic to the legIti-
nate aspirations of China, but in view Of
the events leading 10 the evacuation Jf
foreigners from the YangtZe valley, the
depIorable outrages at Marking and 9th
er places, the violation Of foreign NJ
and the absence Of protection OF the life
and property OF foreigners, nOtWithstand-
ing the repeated assurances OF the spOkes.
man and leaders OF all parties, it empEa-
sizes that no negotiations OF any kind
should be considered until some stable
government, free from communistic in
huence and capable Of carrying out its OBJ
legations, has emerged from the weller
Of the cOntending factions. 1t IS con
WINGED that, but for the presence of for
eign defenders at Shanghai, there would
have been occurrences here similar to,
but exceeding IN violence, those at Nank-
ing. 1t considers immediate firm action
BY the powers necessary lie order 10 Sc
cure justice and the protection OF foreign
ers and that unless such action is taken
promptly, the chaotic state Of affairs eX-
listing will be intensified. to the detriment
and danger of the Chinese and foreign
, 1927-05-02

ton by the powers would be welcomed
by the great mass OF law abiding citizens
in China, who would see in such action
hope for a release from the burdens of
autocracies, both military and communis-
tic, which between them have divided and
have nearly ruined the country. terroriz-
ing the inhabitants, destroying their
homes and Iooting their belongings. The
British chamber of commerce under
stands that the present revolution is re-
presented abroad as a spontaneous
rising of the people against oppression,
whereas it has been carefully engln-
eerd by q propaganda bureau, trained,
financed and directed by Moscow,
which has stimulated the ~uneducated
masses by means Of promises, taI.aclous
argument and Indictment of racial ann
mostly. and has not hesitated to resort
to campaign of intimidation and murder
in order to further its aim, The chamber
recognizes that there are enlightened and
progressive Chinese who desire TO attain
stability by revolutionary process, bot
sees in the action Of those responsible Tor
the present state of chaos, zeIfsh motives
rather thai patriotic ideals.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
RENT ROOMS--FURNISHED.

WANTED--Quiet, refined business lady to
share apartment with another lady: mod
erately priced. Apply apt. f04 the Wood
ley. cor. Columbia rd. & Mintwood place NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

1905 KENYON Nw-2nd-FLOOR FRONT.
Two rooms kitchenetie. bath. sink. range.
china. silver. lineu completes inst h. W.
THREE ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED. IN
we'll heated apt. building telephOne gas.
rfe ;auitnr Sprt-ipp &tI Col t1qS-W
Evening star., 1927-11-13
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE 1416 3ist st.D-Bright
Harnl rooms: ami: walking distance ex
Ion n.,I-
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Il YOU ST. NV, or g. very desirable
End story, south front, gas range riec
hath: al newly papcrcd; Ink; two IN fam
Evening star., 1927-11-13

1881 FAIRMONT-~EleEant home. elaborate
furnishings, parlore ballroom. kitchens. siN
baths. showers: apts.. rooms: $50 to $50
monthly
Evening star., 1927-11-13

l4S3 NEWTON ST. NV. APT, 35--ccau.
comfortably furnished, warm room in mod
eru apartment hldG.. most tlirli bath. con
tiEuous hot water . ia family: no other
yaorlprs.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

HARP. modern. double action; must he eX-
,fcllcnt condition. reasonably priced: some
thing which will stand inspection harn<t :
isNvill rent: purchase latcr # satlSIactnty
fful details. Address Box HON. star
a.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

ATTR ACTIVE CORNER, 3 ROOMS. BATH
porch: private entrance: heat, gas and eiec.
a'ults. i1Ol n. III. ave NV. Col 1888.
DOW WNTOWN-FlRST FLOOR. BEAUTIFUL
iinuous hot water and heat. Janitor l;f
10th II.
Ifa ID ST S.E.--TllREE-ROOM APART
ment second HooE: gas range sink. bath
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Sld .Sth ST. NE.--0ne room .-w.h.. elec.
and continuous hot water: gentleman.
l:@. MASS AVE, NW.~~Beautiful "a II.
front. handsomely furnished: five windows;
LnlMln LMn GcntlcmCn. rnnsnnnhlc.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

MOUNTAIN BOARD.

302 JEFFERSON AVE. Aurora Hills. Va
Attractively furnished room with board foi
two. employed. S35 each; only Is minutes
10 12th street station, =
Evening star., 1927-11-13

M NJ Nw.-5-ROoM AND BATH APT.
End floor front southern exposure. S65: free
rent to Dec. | Apply Apt l. l15s
400 9Th ST N.w.-4 ROOMS AND BATH
electric lights heat and gas; on End floor:
$40 ner month 80.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Opp. MAYFLOWER -Clcau bright warm
rfl tllhk.4. next beautiful bath. tor J or ,
refined persons: coutin. h. " rXceilent lora-
tIon. uQusuai; Other rms. / ~ De Sales.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
ANYTHING TO SELL?
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

KENT kUUMS-Ft tkNiSIfEU.
De SALES CHAMBERS, ii,3 De Safes 81
furnished room, IN an S:story fiTeDroor e!eya.
Et0r builiing. Opposite the Mayiiower Hotel
,night serves ~ these rates-Sl0 to $40 per
Iw@ek: $40 TO 500 per month 500 per daVf
slon looms ' eoual TO any an notc IN washins
ton: club showers Phone Main 3197.
BUSINESS WOMAN has a sHnnv front room
IN corner apartment: near Iath ara to-
woman. employed: no Other rooniers; rea-
sonable.. Phone Columbia J:A3-W. anytime
Sunday or after pm. during week.
:t03@ CENTER ST. NV. tnear ,Aefidian -
. large roems. kitchenette. dining a!coYr.
bath; comfortably and newly FURNISHED :
rental s45 Adams i6si ".
1879 WEBSTER ST N.W,-'"ith small pri-
:,nd floor front 3 windeaa. sou,h and west
cxpos'Ites; next bath: continuous hot w.tcr
SD gentleman Adams 10 .,s..- IL
OPP. MAYFLOWER --Clcau. bright. warm
rfl. tl.h.k.4. next beautiful bath. tor or >
refined persons. ceuiii. h. ". excellent lona-
tson unusual; other rms l!l1 De sales.
1877 G ST N.W-Furni~hei rooms. ,iou7le
o. single; private and shower baths: run
ming water. home cooked. meals If desired.
moderate rates: Also furnished apt for i
adults or married couples.
HALF BLOCK WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
Large, cheerful bedroom continuous not
water unlimited phone. closets. bookcase
Neil-lyept home: very reasonably one or two
gentlemen. Col. 1St} .
14s3 NEWTON ST. NV. Apt, 35--C,can.
comfortably furnished, warm room ~ mod
crU apartment hld&, nCat t}rt bath con
tiEuous hot water: ia family: no other
yaonlers.
1903 + ST. Beautiful 4 and ronm.
electric. and hOt-"a:er heat also table
aoard. Convenient carnc 10 all parts OF
city.
1896 CONSECTlCLT AYENUE NW.-:d-
floor front room: Windows twin beds
private bath. every couV enienoe. Sd floor
z Windows: weD furnished, every convent
snre: lady.
D07 I;}th ST NV --Ilxl6 s1c flo0r room.
attractIgely furnished; private BATH; large
taesct kitchen complete with sink g;is
with gas. electricity. h-W IL. $50.
bright room two windows. next to bath
unlimited telephone: gentleman preferred
re8sunahlp.
CENTRAL-~Largc living room thrcpiaoe
artisticalIy lighted. exceptionally tNr:, viii
sun-bar0um - windowsi: also siI2le fnl
cont. il. W: adults. good habits. l626 TN
cIIG CONNECTICUT AVI.-~,juet ahore .tht
Highlands. overlooking washington tNt
beautiful rooms. private bath. steam heat
electricity and telephone: pr!tate hon'
t55l5 l. ST. N.W.--Lagge rooms, Ink privl
Portable homcAlae; te!ephone: do"n'9wn
FtasnnaD'e. IL
sATTRACriYE ROOM. we'll hgatcl:, ho
lkaier; IN priyat" ho;ae;' beet Teslientiai ssc
&ha. NoI4h S3OS. .
Evening star., 1927-11-13

ga ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.--: LARGE
rooms. private bath; mi; reasonable:
adults
Evening star., 1927-11-13
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

CRUISER raised deck: bargaia 36foot
sEermath engine: fully equipped. A ii
Gregory. 9th and Water sts. sw. 13'
Evening star., 1927-11-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fr4ntfnuaA

MT PLEASANT. 1898 NEWTON ST.-TWO
apts: one large room, bath. kitchen. dinette
Murphy beds = adults only: complete for
occupancy SI5 and $50 month garages.
IL GONN.I
Evening star., 1927-11-13

223 MURRAY AVE. Va. Highlands--Two
or three rooms, bath, reasOnabe. 15'
WOODBRIDGE. 3414 south Dakota ave. ne
Furn shed 2ndhoor front room. scmi-privatc
bath: owners detached home; one block cars
and bus: adults References.
LARGE. comfortable room. adjoining bath
private family. Clarendon 1l12.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

/" ST NF,--RRIGHTEST AND LARG-
est all outside Or, "nd floor apt. in city:
convenient TO 4 ears. bus lines. schools.
stores: Spotlasslv clean: rent reasonable In
mn itOI
Evening star., 1927-11-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOXWOOD is profitable to raise rs well a'
ornamental We'll rooted plants. Sl.2n dozen
delivered Fur Tannery, Mineral. Va.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

SHRUBS Asnidstras. snowhalis. Nacs>
mock oranges. spDras (ccdarl. acu}as. SOL
sreas--2 of each: reasonable, lib Eve e. :
HEDGE PLANrS--~California prlyct, large
roots So and 50 per hundred. j. +. Web
strr, 1903 T Sc, Anacnsta -
Evening star., 1927-11-13

| 1923 VERMONT AVE. NV. tThomas Cir
| clel LacleCc Apt 33--nowntown. Attrac-
| lively fu' 'njshed. Good heat and hot water.
| Switchboard: elevator: gentleman: references
Evening star., 1927-11-13
RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

"l3 10th S.E.--Two rooms with seeninS
porch; Ink: private family. $50. inrud-
nlg h., gas, cleo: with garage. SIS Teto-
nhnnt Atlantic h"0-J. f3*
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Is RMS AND BATH H-wH. ELECTRIC
desirable tenant Applv 7l9 Sth Sc. 15s
Evening star., 1927-11-13

D07 18th eT. NV --IIxl6 :.1c floor room
attractlyely furnished, private baui; large
c4"sct; kitchen. complete with siik, gfis
Mlfh gas cLecirIcltH- h ~ il 500
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Jewish Couple. Attention!

7 y " ''T'I N|N7Nt I7INs II U IINI'JII
Large, bright. furnished nr unfurnishr.l
living room and bedroom: ami: private
family: no Other hUartirrs GOOD home cook
ing conyrneht transportation; reasonable.
Adams :},Sg
Evening star., 1927-11-13

southern fXposure: suited for two: also "nd
| floor back next to bath; garage; phone;
nriViiegrS. reasonable. 1H'
Evening star., 1927-11-13

1909 Il [. AVE- r. & B.. $4,000
HENRV SCHAFFERT $40 John Marshall PI.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE-APARTMENT. DE-
>irably situated and arranged. consisting OF
two treatment rooms. reception room and
lavatorv located ~ front part of building.
The Montana l12d NJ st. NV Telephone
Evening star., 1927-11-13

ATTRACTIVE ROOM we'll heatci: hot
lkaier; in nriyat" hoine:. beat TesiientiAi sec
Nka. Noi4h $500. >
Evening star., 1927-11-13
DOGS; PETS, ETC.
IslATS.
.DtbA J. -.
W & N1NE n Mntn,. lnnnt.

FOR SALE-~;j3-ft. launch with 36 h.p. en-
gine. Reasonable. Col. 29Gi-J. 1"4S Irving
IA 1S
Evening star., 1927-11-13

I73 ". Ii. AVE NW--Doublc room; also
M6iAmate for both lady and gentleman: :
AN1S double rooms: tsin beds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
Mai. Webb Reassigned.

Maj. Arthur l.. f. Webb, Finance
Department. stationed at Fort Nom
roe, Va, has been assigned to duty
in the Militia Bureau of the War De-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

Ferns nearly 40 feet tall have been
found in Hawaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

The world expects each man to do
his duty II he doesn't. both suffer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
NAVY FACING ATTACK
OF MILD INFLUENZA
1900 Cases Develop Since Begin
ming of 1927, But Only Two
Deaths Are Recorded.

The Navy is weathering an attack
of influenza, although the rest of the
country seems to have been little af
fected by the epidemic which has as
stunned such serious proportions
abroad.
Both within and without the NAVY.
the cases detected have been of n sin.
gularly mild character. Although NAVY
records show | 800 cases developing,
since the beginning of 1927. there have
been but two deaths. The disease il
confined almost entirely to naval units
aboard ship and ashore on the North
Atlantic seaboard and Great Lakes
Reports to the Public Health Service
on conditions among civilians show
that the present number of infueuz:,
cases in this country is less than half
the total at the same time last year
The Army, during the last week of
January. had but q men per 900 i'll
from influenza, compared to 1916 ner.
1000 year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

presided at the meeting of the coun-
ell of administration February IL. at
department headquarters.
The chairman of the uniform COM
mittee reported that arrangements
had been made with d tailoring com
pany to furnish blue serge suits. The
council voted to have the department
adjutant send letters of thanks to
Senators Peter Norbeck and Lynn
Frazier and to Representative Rich
ard w. Elliott for their support,
which brought about the passage OF
the MANNED soldiers bill, carrying an
increase in pensions. The council
likewise gave Jacob Orken, member
of the national Legislative committee,
a vote of thanks for his efforts in the
interest of the bill. The department
commander and members of his staff
later went to Pythian Temple to at
tend the meeting arranged in honor
of President General Blanche NJ.
Barker of the auxiliaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
SUES FOR S73,O85.5O.
Insurance Company Agent Says
Derogatory Statement Halted Sale.

The Reserve Loan Life Insurance
Co. of indianapolis was sued yesterday
in the District Supreme Court for
S73.oS5.50 by Nathan Sternberg of the
Ashley Apartments. former general
agent of the company in the District.
Mr.. Sternberg asks damages of $50 900
for alleged Islander, damages of S22 900
for alleged breach of contract and
$l,0S5.50 for commissions alleged to
be due him.
Through Attorney George p. Lemm.
the former agent declares that he lost
the sale of a One-half interest in his
insurance business as the result of
alleged derogatory statements by an
other agent of the company to r. NJ.
Baldwin, insurance commissioner of
the District. last December. He also
says the company did not carry out it's
contract with him and owes him a
balance on commissions earned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
FORMER CATTLEMAN
Is MARRIED IN PARIS
Husband of Late Dowager Baroness
WEEDS Girl Said to Have
Been Mannequin.

By the Associated Press
PARIS, February 19.--Fredericl<
Amy, former Arizona cattieman, was
quietly married in Paris yesterday to
June Kathleen Helen Dibble of Lon
don, who is understood to have been
employed in Paris as a mannequin.
Mr.. Almy's first wife. the Dowager
Baroness Michelham of England died
in Paris January 1. She was the
widow of the first Baron Michelham,
who left an estate estimated at
$780, 900. She was married to Mr..
Amy at Clearwater. Fla. February
5. 1926.
Mr.. Almy. who is 3s. is the son Of
the late Frederick Amy OF Cedar
hurst, n. Y. His bride is %. They
left Immediately for honeymoon
trip. the itinerary Of which was kept
secret