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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-14
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FOR sALE--AUTOMOBILES.
1926 18th. 17l1 18th.
WARDMAN
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.

Our unqualified guaranty on
used cars is given with the full
knowledge that it will not cost
any extraordinary amount to
fulfill this guaranty. We make
every car right before it is sold.
You are saved the inconvenience
of even using this guaranty, with
the exception of occasional minor
adjustments. Descriptions Of the
cars below are accurate i'll every
respect.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

DODGE 1925 DE LUXE SEDAN fully eqnip
ped perfect in every respect, reasonable Tor
quick sale. terms or trade. 1908 18th
North Ilh5
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1922 Willys-Knight 5-pass. Sdn,
While this car has considerable mileage
on the speedometer the fact that a "Wlllys.
knight" improves with use holds good in
this instance. The tires are good for at
least 5000 mics. the paint is poor uphol.
stery shows practically no wear. Just the
gar for fanny who wants room. Durab!I;,
mechanical trouble, We guarantee the
above statement S275 without paint: 1925
nalnt color nptlonaI
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1Q21 Enrd Sedan

At least $3.50 worth OF extras including
seat covers cut-out bumpers spare tire. etc
The meteor is excellent. new transmission
bands installed by us: the paint is some
what ,iull but far from being in need Of
new. We. have never had better one
than this for S215
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FOR SALE-AUTOMORILES
DUE TO

the great demand for the New
REQ Flying Cloud and Wolver-
ine Models, we have made some
nice, clean trades at prices which
in no way reflect their high quail
ity,
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1925 D0doe Come

We can't find anything. TO repair about
this one. and can assure the purchaser It i
enamel paint is excellent: good tires % bal
ioonsl We only ask that YOU see and drive
Evening star., 1927-05-23

A Most
Agreeable Surprise
For You:
Stop
At the Used Car
Corner. 18th and You SITS.
during the next 10 days and see for your
self that We are offering some real bargains.
and at greater saving than ever before.
GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.
Many Makes All Models
Buick. Studehaker
Cadillac. Pierce-Arrow
Peerless Hudson
Olds Stearns- knight
Wiliys Knight Marmon
Small down payment. balance q. M. A, &.
liberal and convenient payment plan,
The Washington Cadillac Co,
18th and You aud l2ao.2s 92nd St.
Open Evening". Franklin 3901.
REAL. BARGAINS.
n. q. 5. Sport TOURING. ........ secs
HUDSON speedster. er..s..............s 200
poags Thess ears ara ii Al condition tern sso
4 MANHATTAN GARAGE &
-. ACCESSORY CO.. j,
Izsl - e 17o6 tn 81. N.Ws ;.. - SaEazaa
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1923 Davis Touring.

This is q sport touring of exceliently good
nnes. Tires mounted on side: 8 hrand-new
nanted this ear battleship gray with red
trimming. The motor is in fine condition
recently overhauled IN our shop: upholster.
ing is perfect tan Spanish leather. Don't
miss seeing this Price n30O.
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BUICK 1023 I-CYL TOURING: in excellent
shanf shav dv IT ~ feFfls ters Sae our p he aGS
Tor other bargains The Trew Motor Co.
Main iis3: open evenings. Sundays until
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We have some exceptionally
good buys in the low-price field
i'll the following makes: Dodge,
Essex. Ford, Overland, Durant.
Priced from SIS to $3.50, Genu-
inc transportation at low cost.
Easy terms.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

BUCKS. new and used on display at Emcr-
son 4 orne's Connecticut aye shuwr4"m;
days ard evenings Ask for r. 6 Gaddess
] Ole Conn ave TnInnhnMa Main Gnon
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DODGE 1926 SPORT ROADSTER: PANT
and mechanical condition perfect Priced
right for Quick sale. Terms Trade. 1908
yafh North T115
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Mt. PLEASANT 1871 KENYON--CIpan,
airy. attractive room: twin beds. large closet :
nrlvate home: best meals. reAennahe.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Lee Highway Va. / mile Wash. over Kel
Bridge. Open June 1st: home produce maxi
early reservations. Clarendon l64B. 23'
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Dupont CIRCLE 1916 2fst ST--Bright
tanres excellent meals.
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3::5t 1Sth NV second floor communi.
"atiug rG9r : near Rock CT. Park: dutet
nol goo" home cooking. ward swing cont.
hot water pr vate house. Adams ias
HiLLCRE>T $500 18th st u.w.--Ons ~
tho most attractive rooms in WashIuCtou
suitable for ii rec ar four people. private
hath. p0rrh. sIIneriOr tAhle
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FOR sarE-auToNoR,t,Es,

BUlcK. 1925 COACH, 1924 Buick sedan and
Lg;S ia,,; BUICK touring; these cars are ~ excel @
for a Quick sale. If you are in the market
for n Buick, see these first Many other
bargains. see our big adv. in these columns
The Trew Motor Co. 1902 l4th NV Main
4ls3, onen evenings and SUNDAYS until
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BUICK DSTER-EXCELLENT CONDE-
tion: new sin covers. new maroon paint
Job \ beautiful car for cash; owner lcaLHtE
country. Phone Mr.. Adion, Franklin ~.
- ~ q -
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1872 EYE NV. Franklin PARK Nicely
furnished rooms. well kept apartment house :.
'Xeeient meals: reasonable. Amply Art ~.
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FORDS FORDS FORDS
1926 Tudor sedans choice of G. S275 up
Other scdans ................. $50 up
Other rt.tlpes ..,........ s5 up
Forior setiane choice 3....,....... 3 $50 up
T0urinss choice. Of lJ......... 35 up
Roadster with slin-on body ....... I'D up
1924 truck express body, starter
o:hcr trucks and light deliveries
come ~ low dH =. ...-.. -
We viii take vour old III part pay
mcnt on 1925 Tudor, sedan; Some q these
balance 81 week Used car dept. open until
pm. Sunday. 10 am. To / pm.
Steuart Motor Company,
14L 18th St. Ne. Lincoln 600.
DJrICI< DTTTrK
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completely oyerhaupd car in the hest RIOS.
sible condtion trade or terms, 1905 1ith
st. N ". North 1l1S.
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RENT Ro0Ms-UNFURNIsHEr
ROOMS AND BOARD.

- DUPONT CIRCLE bet. y H. ave aud
I9th 81 NV. on circie--Opposite temporary
NhIte House. large airy rooms: beautifully
furnished single and double room ana hoard.
$40 SIS and $50 Why waste time looking?
on viii never find nicer rooms at aHv price:
splendid meals: ladies and married couples
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TORREY MOTOR CO..
2IIO T. St NV West g
HUDSON-E ESSEX.
S-.s
CASH

when used as a deposit will
hold your car.
THINK
OF the many happy days ahead,
and be sure you see Our Won
derft1l display Of Used Cars -
large assortment-all recondi-
toned standard makes.
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CADILLAC 81 4-PAsS. COCPE--Good cor,
ditIon; S31a cash, terms ARRANGED or small
car In trade 1898 calvert st -"
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PEERLESS.
Your Opportunity,
Buy With Confidence.

A Good Used Car
AT a Very Low Price.
Also Y erv Easy Terms.
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CADILLAC TOURING. model 81. 1-nasscn-
ger: pant tires and motor IN excellent con.
iition a bargain Honeh Motor CO. 102s
Conn ave Main T~RT
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CADILLAC COUPE, 1926.

Latest 1926 like new In every respect
enlv few thousand miles. at remark ahla
reduction; balloon tires, light gray Dueo
spaint; a beautifully designed car: has 10 he
tseen to be appreciated: attractive terms. Mr.
ACatts, Lincoln Salesroom. 1l28 Connecticut
&Rsss> aAi~S EFanhllaR is6A2 -. ST. zg9- &
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nTRAYT COUPE 1921: fine shapo; all new
tires: S215, Trade in your Ford ~ first
payment. 422 18th st. NV
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1927
CHRYSLER 90"
COUPE.
SMART CARS
FOR
SMART BUYERS

Who appreciate the splendid val
ues we are now able to offer. A
visit to our used-car dept. places
you under no obligation to buy
unless you are ready to buy and
find just the car you want at the
price you want to pay. We are
glad to assist you in every posi-
bic way in the selection OF car
to fit your purse and purpose,
Evening star., 1927-05-23

CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1890. SEDAN
bumpers front and rear. motometer. etc.
tires and naint excellent; mechanically Q *
apnea rance like new. Buy this and save
SCe our hie al for other bargains The
Trew Motor Co. 1909 l4th; Main Alb
Omen evenings SUNDAYS until ? y
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BUICK MASTER SIX sED1N-Bought last
June: low mileage. all new rubber. VIII
sacrifice. leaving city INQUIRE 35il 13th
at ID q q n m Ant. II ~
Evening star., 1927-05-23

CADILLAC COUPE. model 81 newly paint,
ed good tires. mechanically 0. X; priced
right for quick sale by owner. Day phone
Potomac 136 after 8 o'clock, Lincoln 4s0a.
CHEVROLET COACH-Latcst 1895 model
hur1ncrs spare tire. etc. slightly used.
@AHn, fnfHls EIeNplan1 1851
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

Q 4th NE.--Large front room with ktch-
enette: back porch completely furnished
laundry privileges: no children: reasonable
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f149 OLE ST. NW.--Fur. single. double
rooms with board: wrapped lunches: continr-
Gus hot water. phone. cleo. Summer rates.
110i 18th S.W-SingIe and double room :
running water " rooms. ami. good home
cooked meals: walking distance. 14s
Evening star., 1927-05-23

BUICK eeyen-nassenger touring; dandy car
Cali Buck. 1902 It. NV, 3.Sf
BUICK MASTER SIX SEDAN: must he tried
out to appreciate its condition.: only 500
Trade in your car and pay balance by the
month T2n 18th st FIR. CAB,
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chean for oaick Sale ian 6c Seen Mt 1Gl3
n st. NV. Ask for Graves car. Or 1897
tTlvd ef S3s
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TOURING CAR-Co~t ueW- %3 $50: With
about $500 worth Of extras. iU perfect me
ehabicai conditions. viii sell for about price
al extras 4 T. Conu0r 5U5 l. it. 4
Fcan|1ln eG6a-J @3'
BARGAIN In lsed cars~~f0 WilIrs-KuiEhts
no92es. Cheyrolets. Furis. also Dodge deity
cry wagon: prices, s75 TO $3.50. 1879 tth
81 " ~
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RUTCK-Have ednIty s835 which viii sac
ri fee Call Koehl. Alexandria 3T-F-1" OF
address Box COOK. Star ofaee. @3E
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TtRFs AND TUBES used. all sues ~ and
np. also special prices on large balloon tires,
Hundleys. 3436 f4th ST NV.
AUTOMOBILES ny auction at WeselIer'e,
.20 IA ave W. every Wednesday and
SATURDAY 10 am
CHEVROLET ENGINES WELDED tn The
car. So to Sl5. Weidit CO. SIC st - W.
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FOR RENT-ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT.
furnish 4 rooms dining alcove and porch.
Special Summer price. Apt. IS. 1915 New
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tNHl @LEN az NFUAN. II-N. NNN FKTEI
II 600 fully euuioned with bumpers, snare
tire etc uricnd for dUick sale. no dealers
National Mortar Co. Inc. 500 Rhode Island
-
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sa-sass-s=s-==ssss-ns-s=s=l=l
SEDAN

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1927 new car: y ~
sacrifice: could arrange terms TO reliable
paptv. Adams .5H1.
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RENT ROOMs-SURTRBAN.

81 BC RBS-One or two rooms furnj shed
with without hoard: reasonable refer
ances exchanged. Address Box 49g-X Star
office. 24s
Evening star., 1927-05-23

3t05 18th ST NW.---LarGe seeuing porch
ana sitting room. next to bath ami
nhnne. private home suitable for two or
three peupie 13s
Evening star., 1927-05-23

Your Car in Trade.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO.,
Factory Branch,
14th and ? SITS. Main $3.50.
Also
722 18th St. NV. Frank. 633,
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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CHRYSLFR 20 ROADSTER. 1896: viii sac
iifce Wiil trade IN small standard car
terms Call Main 1062 after 80, No
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SUBURBAN BOARD.
FORT STRONG \ILIA-

CHILDREN from = to IL yrs boarded in
private home IN the country: mothers care
and attention. For further particulars call
Adams 2H1~-M 02a
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COMFORTABLE. clean home with home
comforts and privileges in private home.
Col. 95O6.
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CHEVROLET COCrE--Latcst 1927 model
Al a reduction Roscnthai Lincoln 634i.
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l4ll KENNEDY st. %W-Nicely fur
nlshed front room. excellent board semi
private bath near golf course: private
house. n5s
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1926 Buick Coach 81, 900
1926 Peerless SPIT. Touring 9o5
1926 Peerless Sedan $50: 1905
1924 Ford Sedan ........ $50
Pierce-Arrow, 7-pass. -. 1876
1924 Peerless Sedan. -. 600
1926 Peerless y Sedan. :. 1850
1926 Nash Adv. Coach -. 1,0o5
1925 Studebaker 8 Coach. $50
1924 Peerless 4-pass. Tour. SIS
1926 Hupp Sedan ,.. $50
1924 Chevrolet Coupe -. 200
1922 Hupp Touring ..... 200
1924 Hudson Coach. ..... $50
1928 Velie Touring. ..... 200
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN wants room small private
iarIIly price, fHli particulars Address Rox
4at-X. star Office
VERY refined young lady cmn,Uyed: one
unfinished room and kItchenette vicinity
MI. Pleasant. Address Box 23IX star
Office.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1908 Y H opposite tenn.
norary White Hou-e-Front rooms with siaer.
ug balcony coolest IN city hreezes from
HcIghf- $40 monthly hoard q NrnnkiN
Evening star., 1927-05-23

THE RHODE ISLAND. 1887 r. I. ave NV
Large single and double rooms. De-irate
location. Easy walk Govt bureaus. Excel
lent board Good Chef EhioIent serElco.
Evening star., 1927-05-23

1904 MASS. AVE. the Southern Club--A
delightful home for young ladies. walking
~ stance. TRANSMITS accommodated
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~! X ST W.-BoautifUI front room
also single. well furnished cheerful refined
end bright: meals if desired 93s
Evening star., 1927-05-23

hodge,. 1924 Coupe which is perfect. and a
1923 sedan Here are good DodEes, ready
10 roll. easy terms: see our big adv. for
other bargains The Trew Motor Co. 1909
34th NV, Main 4ls3: open evenings and
Z n m
Evening star., 1927-05-23

1881 HARVARD sT- N-w--south- front
room ~ detached home clean and we'll an
DnInlan. best mraIs. reasonable
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-29
AIMEE TO ABD|CATE THRONE OF ANCELUS
 TEMPLE IN 1. 4.
WILL SUBMIT HER RESIGNATION TO CHURCH REORGANIZATION
 COMMITTEE

LOS ANGELES, July 29. P)-The times says Aimee McPherson will ab- dicate the throne of Angelus Temple. The evangelist announced that she would submit her resignation to the church committee engaged in reorgan- izing the business affairs of the Tenn pie to become effective soon as Ali mee's position as pastor can be filled and the present squabble between the pastor and her mother, Mrs. Kennedy, can be ironed out The announce ment came as an unexpected climax of the last 15 months, during which the four-square gospel has rarely been out of the spotlight.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-29

The storm which came up quickly and vanished as rapidly terrified the passengers, who rushed to one side of the boat to escape the rain. The boat listed and the passengers stam- peded to the other side capsizing the boat, plunging them into the rough breakers which tossed them helplessly about. The noise of a negro band blaring away was transformed into shocking cries of drowning persons trying to catch some floating object. The boat tumbled half over and set tied until only the upper deck was re- maining partly out of the water.
 Captain Arthur Olson and the crew were arrested
 Rescue work was begun almost be- fore the boat settled. A few men aboard fought valiantly to rescue chil- dren. When the first rescue boats reached the shore doctors and nurses transformed the entire beach into an emergency hospital working over some of the bodies for hours in efforts at resuscitation.
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SACRIFICES BUSINESS
 FOR GOOD R0ADs' SAKE

TOPEKA, Kas., July 29. (P)-John w. Gardner of Marion, Kas., made a sacrifice to the cause of good roads when he became State highway direc- tor.
 He disposed of his interests in a lumber firm because law specifies that no person may be appointed State highway director if he profits from the sale of building material.
 T shall lose money because of the job, even if it does pay S5,00O year" Gardner said when he became boss of the 8,690-mile State highway system. But I have become so enthusiastic about better roads for Kansas that I am willing to make sacrifice for the good of the State."
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MEMORIAL FORT MARKS
 CLARK's HEADQUARTERS

HARRODSBURG, Ky, July 29. (P A wooden stockade, with three blockhouses and four cabins, now marks the site here where George Rogers Clark planned his conquest of the Northwest
 The replica of the old fort, which was constructed by the Kentucky Pioneer Memorial Association, also is the States latest park. Among the structures in the 16-acre plot is the cabin in which Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, parents of Abraham Lincoln were married. It was moved from Washington county, Ky, to the park.
 Tourists visiting the stockade may stay in the cabins a night if they de sire.
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DEATH AND TERROR
 GREAT EARTHQUAKE
 KANSU PROVINCE FIRST DETAILED ACCOUNT DE- DESTRUCTION THREE CITIES,
 TOWNS AND VILLAGES

LONDON, July 29. (P-Scenes of death and terror are described in the first detailed account to come out of the Wild West of China of the great earthquake which occurred in Kansu province May 23. The details tell of complete destruction of the cities of Sisiang, Liangchow, Tumentse, Ruling and innumerable towns and villages, hundreds ofshrdlu shrdlu shrdlu rdlu with the casualties estimated at 100,- 900, show that the disturbance may be classed among the most terrible ca tastrophies of all time. At Liangchow alone 10000 were killed, while nov ing mountain completely wrecked the city of Tumentse. At some places great Assures in the earth appeared from which bluish black liquid spurted.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-29
COLOGNE CATHEDRAL
 IS SCENE 0F SUICIDE

BERLIN, July 29. R)-For the first time in it's history, the venera- ble Cologne Cathedral, whose founda- tions were laid in 124S, has been the scene of a suicide. A young man of g, from Stettin on the Baltic, shot himself in the famous house of wor- ship. The incident carries with it far reaching consequences. Accord ing to the regulations of the Roman Catholic Church, an ecclesiastical ed ifice is considered polluted by an act of suicide, and the whole cere- mony of consecration must be gone through anew. The consecration will be in charge of the Archbishop Of Cologne, Cardinal Karl Joseph Schulte.
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.CUNMEN BEATEN AT
 OWN CAME; DOCTOR
 QUICKER 0N TRIGGER
HAD RECENTLY BEEN ROBBED AND WAS SUSPICIOUS AS MEN
 ENTERED OFFICE

CHICAGO, July 29. (P-A doctor beat two gunmen at their own game when they attempted to rob him. The robbers, who have not been identified, posed as patients on entering the doc tors office, but the physician, Frank Nathanson, had recently been robbed and was suspicious. He stood by his desk and when they drew guns he pulled open drawer, whipped out a pistol and fired before they could level their weapons. One fell dead and the other staggered out and fell down a stairway into the arms of a policeman who heard the shooting. The second robber died in a hospital.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-29
OMISSION OF MIDDLE
 NAME |S PERM|SSAbLE
 IN HOMESTEAD CLAIMS

WASHINGTON, July 29 P)- Omission of the middle name of the contestants in papers bearing on the case is not sufficient ground for the dismissal of a contest against a homestead entry, the Department of the Interior has just ruled in a deci- sion reversing a finding by the Con- missioner of the General Land office. Common law recognized but two names, the surname or family name, and the first. or Christian name, the decision states, and this principle has been adhered to by all the Federal and State courts so far as is known, including the Supreme Court of the United States. has been applied in both civil and criminal cases, the decision points out. The ruling was given in the case of Hattie Davidson vs. Claude Henry Taylor, involving an entry in the Las Cruces, N. M.. land district. It is signed by the First Assistant Secretary of the De- partment of hte Inerior, E. c. Fnney.
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NOTORIOUS ROBBERS
 SLAIN IN SIBERIA
LARGE DISTRICT FOR YEARS, ARE FINALLY
 CAUGHT AND SHOT

BLAGOVESHENSK, Siberia, July 29, Andrew the lame and Basil the strangler, leaders of robber bands that have terrorized a district nearly years, have been caught and shot.
 Their chief prey has been the gold diggers of the Adam mines in north ern Siberia. The bandits had posts established on all roads leading from the mines, whence they swooped down upon outbound miners. Their victoms were robbed, strangled and hung up by the roadside. The Aldan gold district, reported to be of fabu- lous wealth, was discovered about two years ago and attracted crowds of adventurers, who set out reckless ly on 300 mile trip through the trackless Siberian forests. The short est route, during two months in sum- mer, is 1,200 miles up the Lena river from Irkutsk to Yakutsk, and from there 250 miles further on horseback. Hundreds are reported to have been killed in the forests by wild beasts or by 'hunghutzes" (bandits), but far more died from starvation. 1t is reported that out of parties originally several hundred frequent ly only two or three reached their destina ton. The successful ones met with disappointment. There was plenty of gold, but no food, and the gold soon melted away in exchange or was seized by the robber bands.
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NINETY PER CENT OF
 BEAVER D|SPOSEDOF
 AT SEATTLE AUCTION
NEXT SALE AT SEATTLE FUR FIX. CHANGE WILL BE HELD ON
 AUGUST 31

SEATTLE, July 29. (P)-Ninety per cent of the beaver sold at the fur auction averaged $29 Otter averaged $23.25, the best bringing BPS. An un- usually fine collection of wolf aver aged $2S; dark gray timber wolf pre- dominated Blue fox averaged s44.75, including culls; the best S162. Vol verine sold for $293O. Bear skins, as was the case last month, were in poor demand, practically the entire offering going for export Fisher and miscel- laneous brought full open market val ue. The next sale will be August 1.
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STUDENTS INFLUENCE 
 COLLEGE PRESIDENT

TOPEKA, Kas., July 29. R-A reform" literally started with the feet of Washburn College students eight years ago has at last reached the head of the school President P. P. Womer is learning to dance. He has turned to a pastime' that custom forbade on the campus until the Junior prom in 1919, when students carried out conspiracy to break the custom. Dr. Womer takes dancing lessons from a professional dancer. and "steps out on the floor" at stu dent parties.
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NEW TOY FOR BRUINS

GLACIER PARK, Mont, July 29. (AJ-Bears stole the butter from a spring near the construction camp of the new Prince of Wales hotel, so the cook devised bell which would ring in event the bear made another raid. Aroused the next morning by changing, the cook found mother bear gleefully swatting the swaying bell for the amusement of two cubs. The butter was gone.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-29
NEW LONDON STREET
 TO COST s20. .000. 900

LONDON, July 29. (R-A stretch of road through the heart of London to the dock district is to be built at cost of s20,000,OOO. The new road will be known as the Victoria Dock road. It will be carried for a con- siderable distance on arches, thus doing away with traffic delay now caused by swing bridges and grade crossings. Nearly 700 houses must be torn down to make way for the road. The Government will pay 75 per cent of the cost, and the London County Council 25 per cent.
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FRENCH HAVE NEW FUEL
 ID REPLACE HARD GOAL

PARIS, July 29. Anthracite is a new fuel much like coke. pro- missed the French by Andre Tardieu, Minister of Public Works.
 It is to be made from the moder- ately soft French coal, normally too fast burning and too smoky for the small, hard-coal base-burner gener- ally used in France. Foreign hard coal and coke are the standard fuels for these heaters.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-29

CHICAGO, July Su.. P)-When Re- publicans and Democrats of Chicago and Cook county met to draft coali- tion slate for nominations to Circuit judgeships, there was no question about the retention of Mary M. Bar telme. Republican, the first and only woman elected to the bench here.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-29
Women And Children Drown Lake Michigan
 Small Vessel Capsiizes

DURING BRIEF SQUALL TERRIFIED PASSENGERS RUSH TO ONE SIDE OF SMALL STEAMER CAUS- = ING BOAT TO LIST AND STAMPEDING BACK TO OTHER-BOAT TURNED OVER-MAJORrTY OF DEAD ARE WOMEN AND CHILDREN CAPTAIN AND CREW PLACED UNDER ARREST