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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
WIFE
 IN ARMS OF
 ANOTHER MAN
He Shot and Killed, Pro- tecting Sanctity of Home
 Is Acquitted

LONGVIEW. Wash. Nov H. Charles Young has been acquitted of the charge of staying Tex Lo- sey, who was shot to death on October I. The defense pleaded the shooting was in defense of the sanctity of the home.
 As Young was pronounced not guilty for staying Losey, when he found Mrs. Young in Losey's arms. I great roar of approval swept over the court room. One wo- man fainted while hats were toss ed in the air.
 The wife of the accused man was not in the court room when the verdict was read. She testi- fled Wednesday and admitted H. licit relations with Losey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
WINTER HITS
 IN Z STATES

HELENA, Mont. Nov. Ill.,. Grim grizzled winter invaded Montana and Wyoming today with heavy snow aud freezing temperatures.
 Three slncnes of snow covered Billings with reports of storm at Livingston and Clendive.
 Eight inches of snow fell at Great Falls.
 There is snow at Casper.
 Butte reported rhe coldest day of the winter with 22 degrees above zero.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
SILENT TRIBUTE

w WASHtNGTON, Nov. H. President Coolidge today laid a wreath on the tomb of the Un- known Soldier in Arlington Ceme- tery. then paused a moment, along with several hundred who had gathered. in silent tribute.
 When the President stepped back. Mrs. Coolidge placed a single white rose upon the marble slab.
 The Army Band. in new uni forms, played the Star Spanslee Banner"
 President Coolidge was accom- panied by Secretary of War Davis, Major Generak Charles P. summerall, Secretary of Navy Wilbur and Admiral n.nefle. =. -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
FILIPINO RELEASED

Thomas Adirile, Filipino, mem Der of the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Unalga, who was arrested Tuesday night by Jack Wilson and charged with assault. was released by the District At torney's office and was sent back 10 the ship. He will be tried by a court on the Unalga
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
Woman Found Murdered; Husband Is Under Arrest

SAN FRANCISCO, Nsv. H. Mrs. Lars Johnson, aged 57 years, was found beaten to death in her home after the police disarmed her husband of a knife and forced him to open the door of the house.
 Johnson was found hiding in the basement of the house. He was arrested and charged with murder Officers said he was in toxicated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
New Proposition of
 Dredging Investigated

RUBY, Alaska. Nov. 11--In- terests from Fairbanks have started prospecting Illinois Creek, 30 miles down the river from Tanana. with the hope of deyel- oping dredging proposition.
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Now that these twelve months are drawing to close, it is fit ting that. as nation, and as in- dividuals, in accordance with iime-honored sacred custom. we should consider the manifold blessings granted to us. While
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JOHN Q. ASHTON

John c. Ashton, assistant admin.
istrative officer Of stations and &C
counts in the Weather Bureau. who
was found dead in his automobile
yesterday after the machine struck
a fire plug. will receive a military
burial in Arlington Cemetery to-
morrow. According to physicians,
he was stricken with heart disease
while driving his auto and was
probably dead before the. collision.
Mr.. Ashton had been treated for
heart disease. He leaves his
widow and two sons. John c.. f.,
and Edwin Ashton and a brother.
Charles. Of Vienna, Va. He was SO
years old. and q member of Hiram
Lodge No. 10. OF the Masons. and
Of the Oldest Inhabitants Associa-
ton. He was entitled to a military
funeral because Of his service in
the signal corps Of the Army when
a Young man.
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70. both OF Richmond. Va, The Rev
Henry B. Sr.sg, 80. and Lillian D
Chewing, %. both Of Charlottesville
Baker. 70. The REV. B. washington.
Leonard F. Bull. n, and Alice Mad
dox. q, both Of Baltimore. Nd. Tho
George J. Fink. rs. and Ellzabsti
DObbins, Is. The Rev. william NJ
John William wenzel. 80. ana viois
Pearl Baron. 20. The Rev. 4. H. Nc.
Thomas hayward Brown. u. and
William r. Carey.
Charles Matzinger, 81. ana Mary
Louise Weber. 30 The Rev. J. D.
Richard richardson. II. ana wilheI.
nina Hunter. 10. The Rev. v. n. 8.
Hughes.
, d.orEs /. 4. brown. 80, ana Lottie y.
Layton. IS; both Of Baltimore. Nd
chalmus E.. Beatty. az. Of Gastonia.
n. c., and Lucy Tannebaum. "a, OF
Baltimore. Md. The Rev. H. W. Toll
: Glenn coffman. Is. and Mary Ellen
billiard Mcconnell Weekly. SO. and
Margaret Elizabeth Dillon. %. OF Rich
William e.. Lewis Sc. OF Swayzee,
Ind. and Delilah J. BiKelow So. The
Rev. VIM. n. Hoffman
Clifford Allen. 81. and Bessie Holmes,
%. The Rev. william Brown.
William Edward Cross, "a. and Annie
Robinson. 20. The Rev. r. Anderson.
Harriet Boswell. IS. The Rev ]. G.
Murphy.
James e. Gorham, IS, and Eienor
McConchie. 81. both Of Alexandra, Va,
The Rev. J. q. Briggs.
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MIS-. sARArI NJ. GANTLEY

Burial Of Mrs. Sarah Morgan
Gantley. So, prominent in Catholic
charities here, who died yesterday
at her residence, 1859 Columbia Rd..
will be in the family plot In Pough-
keepsie N. Y. Mass will be said
In st. Thomas Church. in this city.
at $3.50 tomorrow morning.
Residing here for the past 40
years, Mrs. Gantley was active in
the Catholic Daughters Of America,
and In social welfare work and was
president Of st. AIMS Orphan
Asylum.
Surviving Mrs. Gantley are three
daughters. Helen and Josephine
Gantley Of this city. and Mrs.
Thomas III. O,Hara, Of South
Orange, N. j.; sister, Katherine
and three brothers, James Bernard
and Gerald Morgan. OF Poughkeep-
sic. N. Y.
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ITCHY Skin
QUICKLY SOOTHED
WITH SULPHUR

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will soothe and heal skin that is ir.
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quickly, says noted skin specialist.
The moment this sulphur prepare
ton Is applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications, the
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cause the burning, itching or dis
figurement. Mentho- Sulphur always
heals eczema right UP.
Al small jar Of Rowles Mentho.
Sulphur may be had at any good
drug store.
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Metal Production To Be
Theme Of d. C. Address

Prof. Cecil H. Desch, Of Sheffield
University, will address a special
joint meeting Of the Washington
Academy of Sciences. the Chemical
Society of Washington, and the
American Society for Steel Treating
at s p. m. tomorrow in the Cos
mos Club.
He will explain modern methods
Improvement Of metal produc-
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TIMELY TIPS

Rsat Estate W6nssd
We waEst more farms direct
from owners. Write or come 81.
See Classification IS.
= *
Unfarnished Roem for Rem
Three UNFINISHED rooms: gas,
elec., heat; large screen porch:
use Of basement: garage II de-
sired: SIS without garage; $40
with garage. See Classification
81
cheVvolet Coupe, 1928
Cheyrolet c i,pe, 1925, for sale.
Excellent condition. fully euuip.
ped. Terms Il desired. Car can
be seen on request. See Classifl-
cation 1856.
Male Help Wanted
Men, over Is, TO take orders
on regular routes with manager;
no experience required: we train
YOU: call mornings. See Classified:
tion So. n.
AiredGEe Dog Lost
Airedaie dog lost: male; brown
and black: tag 64O9; lost or
strayed. Reward. See CIassifica-
ton 8.
+~s-g
The ab0Vs wants and offers
are only a fetD Of the many
fSlterssfins propositions yOu sUfM
find adOsgtissd IN today's elias.
sified adOertisins section.
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DRY BILL NOW IN
CONFERENCE

Out OF the ifiaeIstron OF the SEN
ate.s bedeviiing eleventEkhour legis-
lative psychoeis the drys emerged
today withsa civil service prohibition
unit fished out Of the parliarnen-
tary chaos by a II to vote with the
standard ciOture hook.
The bill goes TO conference. where
an agreement seems sures Only an
other ftiibuster can now defeat the
measure. IT the vets have given up
the ghost, as was indicated, by the
final Senate vote last night, the re-
naming legislative action will be
merely a matter Of forfnaiity during
the last hours Of the session before
Friday noon;
The new law. which may become
effective April ! establishes in the
Treasury Department .sepi.inde-
pendent prohibition commissioner,
under whom all enforcement efn-
ploycs shall be under the civil serv-
ice code--engaged through competi.
tive examinations and shielded from
political pressure by q statutory APP
peal against dismissal from the serv.
ice.
. Three Vets Switch
Enactment OF the law. by para.
doxical posture OF parliamentary
cross-currents. was made possible BY
avowed vets. In the crucial vote on
the cloture proposal Monday three
vets Joined with the dryg TO invoke
the drastic limited debate rule.
When the wet effort had wheezcd
its last, only six names stood In the
column of the Ilays-Broussard
ISL VI
wards, New Jersey; Gerry, Rhode
Island. King, Utah, all Democrats;
and Wadsworth R), New York.
Senator Bruce D.J OF Maryland,
in one OF the most vigorous de-
nunciations OF prohibition on the
Senate floor this session. scored In
unmeasurcd terms the failure of
three avowed vets to block the cIo-
ture rule. His verbal hand grenades
marked the first open warfare in the
Senate wet camp since the adoption
OF the Eighteenth Amendment.
Scored by Bruce
One vote on the other side OF the
tally, the Maryland Senator shouted
repeatedly, would have upset the
cloture move and .openec the way
for defeat of the drys by the fiIibus-
ter route. Senators Copeland, New
York: Walsh, Massachusetts, and
Halves, Missouri. Democrats, and
Edge (R), New Jersey, were all
named by the frecstater as vets
recreant to their trust.
They joined hands with our
avowed enemies and cringed like
hounds before the lash of Wayne B.
Wheeler" he cried.
OF Senator Copeland, who he pre-
dicted would never again be elected
in New York State, he said that he
appeared ultimately to be nor a gen.
uine wet but merely like a new.
born chick--with some Of the she'll
still on his back"
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Ernest A. Cuts, Cotton
Kings Funeral Planned

ATLANTA, March S.-The body
Of Ernest A. Cults. 50, cotton broker
and one time imperial potentate Of
the Mystic Shrine OF North America,
who died here yesterday. win be
taken to his home in Savannah, Ca,
tonight for burial Friday.
During his business career, he
won many prizes for his ability 10
predict cotton acreages In the South.
These contests were held by the
Savannah Cotton Exchange OF
which he was q member.
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BIRTHs

Ralph D. and sylvia N. Edwards.
boy.
Thomas ). and Mary MolIoy, girl.
Earnest NJ. and Janet e. Boss, girl.
Robert w. and Florence q. Tansill,
girl.
Lyle e. ana Cecilia H. Hutchinson.
girl.
Walter ana winifred Hartley. boy.
Marvin w. and Ida Vowel. boy.
Alfred and Daisy Coghill, girl.
Homer and Lillian r. Blakey. boy.
William and Martha Manson. boy.
Samuel and Bessie Strickland. boy.
Isaac and Ida McKelvin, girl.
Augustus L. and Grace Stecten, boy
Clarence and Effie Ellis. boy.
Samuel ]. and Sarah P. Knight. boy.
Arthur r. and Carrie Mahoney, boy.
Henry and Lutte Coins. boy.
William H. and Geraldine Jones, boy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Is. The Rev. c. H. Eek.
John Wilbert Graham. IS. and Mil.
dred Rowley. %. The Rev. r. Rohfer.
Orville B. Garlitz, 20. Of Cumberland,
Nd, and Sylvia Margaret Clifton, 18.
The Rev. ]. 2. Briggs
Edward Clayborn. %. Of HaymarlSet,
Va, and Carrie L. Monroe, "a of Cat
harpin, Va. The Rev. H. M. Hennig.
John j. Titmus, u. and Alice A. BAH.
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MISS MANY IT, nnRIS

The body Of Miss Mary Laura
Doris, rs, viii be sent to Win
chester, KY, for burial tomorrow.
Miss Doris, who died Wednesday
at the home Of her nieces, Misses
Nell and Lulu Withers, had been
in poor health for a year. She
had lived with her nieces at. 1908
Kilbourne Pl NJ, W., for about a
year and a half.
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Parry Thomas, Auto
Racer, Killed Speeding

CARMARTHENSHIRE, wales,
March al. G. Parry Thomas. IA
nous British racing motorist, was
killed today.
He was trying to establish new
world record for speed on the Pen.
dine sands.
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WOOD ESTATE $4,000

Mrs. Sarah s, Wood, who died
February Z. last, left an estate
valued at $149, 900, according TO III.
Prescott Galley, executor, who today
flied petition for Iettes tesla.
Is survived by her husband, John T.
Wood. and her sisters, Anne r. Mad.
dox and Cora NJ. williams.
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PROBATE MASON Will.

Newton y, Mason today filed a
petition In the Probate Court for let
ters .testamentary on the estate Of
mis- wife. Mrs. Dora j.. II. Mason,
who died January last, Leaving an
estate estimated at $24, 92S. be.
ceased Is also survived by her fiaugil.
ter Dorothy /. M, Brewer.
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Filibuster Disrupts
Coolidge ENGAGEMENTS

When a filibuster is raging in
the Senate, the President comes
second.
That was the explanation for the
failure of Senators Robinson Of
Indiana, and George and Harris Of
Georgia, to keep appointments this
morning with President Coolidge.
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Why walk when the purchase of q
good used car would relieve you Of All
transportation worries. Consult the
Times and Herald Classified section.
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Why walk when the purchase Of q
good used ear would relieve you Of
Automobiles for Sale Columns Of the
Times and Herald Classified Section.
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CEDARs TO PARADE

The Tall cedars OF Lebanon,
Capital Forest No It4. will march
up Pennsylvania avenue tonight as
part OF the celebration OF their
anniversary. Exercises later will
be held In the Willard ball room.
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SUCCESSORS TO q 4 JAMES 4 BRO.
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Evening star., 1927-11-06

and children; 7:15 pm, Spanish mag
azine class. French beginners class,
china painting class; s pm, class for
adults in health exercises, proper
breathing and relaxation; Lyric
Orchestra rehearsal, Washington OPP
| era Co rehearsal.
Saturday. am, music classes IN
piano, violin, saxophone, drums,
clarinet; 7:30 pm, dramatic re-
hearsal Washington Opera Co.
Birney Center. Nichols avenue ana
Howard street southeast:
Mondays pm, program IN cele-
bra tion of tenth anniversary of Birney
Community Center; speeches, music
by Birney Choral Society, directed by
Mrs Edna Gordon Bookings.
BurrvilIe Center, Division avenue
and Corcoran street southeast:
Tuesday-3:15 pm, music extension
piano class, children's classics: 6 p m.
Public Speaking Club; 7:30 pm, Toy
Making Club. adults music class. Girl
Scout Troop No. !. BOY Scout Troops
No. III and No. 1903. Boys Game Club,
Senior a. C., Junior a. c.; pm,
Philomathon Club, Young Mems Whist
Club. Art Club flower making class,
Northeast Boundary Citizens Associ-
alton meeting. orGa MIA ion of Parent
Teacher Association,
Cleveland Center. Eighth and T
streets
Mondays pm, federation Of choirs
and sight reading class.
Tuesdav-7 pm, s Coleridge
TAYLOR Choral Society. Amphion Glee
Club. Dennson art class, hampstead
making. home nursing class. Morning
Star Temple Band, Columbia Temple
singers.
Thursday VI 80 pm, basketry class.
Community Center Band. Krigwa
Players. lampshade making. Dennison
art class, adult piano class.
.'rida Music extension piano ella ss
Dunbar High Center. First and n
streets
Thursdays pm, Silver Leaf Art
AMI A. c.. Organ Practice Club; S pm,
Simon Comma ndery drill team. col.
ored lodSe of iIlks No. S. drill team,
American Woodman drill team. Coun.
Gil Review Players, Diving Divers
Club.
FRIDAY pm. Boy Scout activi-
ties.
Garfield Center. Alabama avenue
and Twenty fifth street southeast:
Wednesday-3:15 pm, music ex.
tension class. children's chorus;
pm. Sandwich Club, hasketry class
Evening star., 1927-11-06
if Constipated

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cross and peevish. See if tongue IS
coated: this is sure sign the little
stomach, liver and bowels need
cleansing at once.
When listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold. bad breath, throat sore, doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally, has stom-
ach-ache. diarrhoea. remember,
gentle liver and bowel cleansing
should always be the first treatmen:
given.
Nothing equals california Fig
Syrup for chiidren's ills. Give a
teaspoonful, and in few hours all
the foul waste. sour bile and fer
menting food which is clogged in the
bowels passes out of the system.
and you have well and playful child
again, All children love this harm
less, delicious, "fruity laxative" and
it never fails to effect good inside
cleansing" Directions for babies,
children of all ages and grown-ups
are plainly on the bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A
little given today saves a sick child
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Sewing Club. Boy Scouts. Boys Ath
letic Club.
Lovejoy Center, Twelfth and I
streets northeast
Monday-3:15 pm. music extension
class.
Tuesday-315 pm. visual instruc
ton. "Christopher Columbus: indus
trial arts.
Thursday-7:s0 pm, athletic clubs
china painting. basketry, Dennisor
art work. bridge class. Good Words
Club, community chorus. checker
club, Games and Reading Club CLUB
rooml
Saturday-7:30 pm, athletic clubs
Everready Club, Dennison Art Club
Girls Club. chbroom games and read
ing, singing group.
Military Road Center, Military road
near BrightWood:
Monday-3:l5 pm, music extension
piano class.
Wednesday, y--3:15 pm, BuZzing Bees
Dramatic and Industrial Art Club.
Friday-3:15 pm, music extension
piano class.
Smothers Music Center, Forty.sec
ond and Benning road northeast
Monday--Music extension panC
class; flower making class.
DeanwOOd Music Center, Whiting
ham and Lane places northeast:
Thursday y-3:15 pm, music exten
sion piano class.
West Washington Center. Phillips
School, Twenty. and n streets
Friday-7:30 pm. handwork, led by
Irene Fletcher; Reglar Felers. com
nunitN singing, games. social dane
ing, West Washington Glee Club
Vincent Social Club. athletics, led h,
J. \. Walker; Queen Esther dramatic
group, led by Mrs. Irene Broadnick.
Registration open for classes ir
piano lessons.