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.REMUS CASE IS
NEAR END
By international News Service

CINCINNATI. Feb. "A com.
plete transcript of the testimony
taken here in the deportation pro-
ceedings against George Remus,
Cincinnati king of Bootleggers, .
was today enroute to immigration
officials in Washington. where a
final decision will be rendered.
The hearing was conducted be-
hind closed doors at the Federal
building here. Remus. who is
serving a Jail sentence in. Troy,
Ohio, was not present, but was
represented by his attorneys.
George Karg, Chicago druggist.
uncle Of Remus, was one of the
witnesses.
The Government contends that
Remus is a German citizen, while
the defendant claims he acquired
American citizenship through nat
uralization of his parents.
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YOUTHS JAILED.
IN KILLING

CHICAGO. Feb. Anime school.
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the defendants having been accused
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Gee, that was easy" one Of them
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Motor Coach schedules for motor
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News Briefs
TAKEN FROM TODAY'S
CLASSIFIED ADS


, GENTLEMEN'S country home in
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on good roads. opposite Mt.
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ing beautiful country; house In
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ments reasonable.
See Classification 81.
Good Used Car for Sale
HUDSON Brougham, late model;
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mechanical condition; will sacri-
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LOst-Leather Purse
TAN leather purse, last Wednes.
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The above wants and offern
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Evening star., 1927-11-03
PUBLISHERS HUNT
DUCKS AFTER SESSION
D. B. Plum Of Troy Knocked Un-
conscious at Norfolk by Golf
Ball Driven Wild.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. Va, November s.
Members of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association this afternoon
ended their three.day Fall convention
at Virginia Beach, and a large num-
ber of them got ready to go duck
shooting.
Some of the publishers postponed
their homeward journey to take fuller
advantage of the golfing facilities Of
fered at the Princess Anne Country
Club. The first accident of the session
occurred late yesterday when D. B.
Plum. publisher of the Troy IN. "
Times, was knocked unconscious by a
wild golf ball. Investigation failed to
disclose the driver of the ball. He was
given first aid treatment and was re-
vived quickly.
The sessions yesterday were taken
up in more "shop talk" and a discus
sion of the mechanical aspects of the
publishing business. James Hogan of
the Cleveland Press spoke on compos-
ing room management, and A. H.
Burns. mechanical superintendent of
the New York Herald Tribune. spoke
along purely mechanical lines.
A movement has been placed on
foot to have the Fall meeting, which
principally is devoted to entertain
ment and play. held here each year.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
NURSE FUND GIVEN
UNCLAIMED WAGER
William Schombert Tenders
Two Dollars, Former Bet.
Drive on for S65,000.

An unclaimed two-dollar bet that
was lost has found its way into the
Golfers of the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society to become the first con-
tribution in the $65,000 appeal now
under way. This became known to-
day when the society revealed that
William Schombert, eleva tor man in
The Evening Star Building, bet with a
woman on an undisclosed subject,
and when he lost. the party of the
second part declined to accept the
winnings.
Thereupon Mr.. Schombert, who has
been a member of the society since
1928 and always gives contribution
to the cause when an appeal is made,
thought of the society and rendered
the 50.
Believing that there may be other
unclaimed bets in the Capital, the
Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
today proclaimed that it is without
hesitation in accepting such donations
to it's appeal. The society has cared
for $4,000 sick people in Washington
during the past IL months, half of
the visits being free. Checks should
be made payable to The Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society, Room 436,
The Evening Star Building.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
DEMOCRATS PLAN RALLY,
Ball and Hanes to Address Gather.
ing at Woodlawn, Va.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WOODLAWN, Va, November g.
G. N. Milstead, Democratic committee
man for Mount Vernon district, has
arranged for a Democratic rally Fri.
day night in the Potters Hill school
house. Addresses will be delivered by
Senator Frank Ball and H. carlton
Hanes.
The Democratic county committee
at its last meeting appointed the fol.
lowing committees to canvass Mount
Vernon district before next Tuesday
with the aim of insuring full Demo.
cratic vote. Accotink precinct-John
T. Haislip, A. S. Lynn and Elmer
Leary. Gum Springs precinct-Nor.
man Dove, L. A. Popkins and Pierce
Reid. Moores precinct-E. H. Allen,
Will Broadus and E. J. hewitt. Pull
man precinct-Pierce Reid, Frank Bal.
lenger, Miss Edith Pullman and Earl
Saurus.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
ALFONSO REACHES ITALY.
Spanish King to Attend Royal
Wedding at Naples.

NAPLES. Italy. November R.-
King Alfonso of Spain arrived here
this morning on a Spanish cruiser to
attend the wedding Saturday of Prin.
cess Anne of France to the Duke Of
Apulia. He was greeted by royal
salvos from the harbor fortifications
and the playing of the Spanish and
Italian national anthems.
King Alfonso appeared to have re.
covered completely from his recent
Evening star., 1927-11-03
VOLUNTEERS RAPIDLY
ERECTING FIRE HOUSE
East Riverdale Building Of Con-
crete Blocks to Be Protection of
Four Communities.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EAST RIVERDALE, Md, Novem-
Der 3.-Work is we'll under way on the
new fire house of the Riverdale
Heights Volunteer Fire Department.
The building, Of concrete block con-
struction, is rs by so feet. The second
floor will be added next year. The
work is being done free by the firemen
Evening star., 1927-11-03

fall from his horse. He chatted ami.
ably with Crown Prince Humbert Of
Italy, who represented King Victor
Emmanuel, and with the Duke of
Guise. pretender to the French throne
and father of the bride to be. He
presented Princess Anne with huge
cluster of white roses.
Evening star., 1927-11-03

chemical motor apparatus carrying
two 3O-gallon tanks and valued at
$500. 1t also has three hand drawn
So'gallon chemical trucks, which are
stationed at strategic points about the
community
Evening star., 1927-11-03

The department furnishes protec-
ton to Riverdale Heights. East River
dale. Wildercroft and Rogers Heights.
Organized less than three years ago,
1t has bought and fully paid for a
Evening star., 1927-11-03
Commissioned in Army.

First Lieut.. Leland S. Mabry Of the
Reserve Corps has been appointed a
first lieutenant in the Dental Corps,
Regular Army, and ordered from
Hampton, Va, to Fort Mcpherson.
Ga, for duty.
Evening star., 1927-11-03

and other volunteers. The building is
on Charlotte avenue. between Colum.
bia place and Spring road, on lots
owned by the department. Money
for construction of the building was
raised through the recent carnival.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
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ADMIRAL EVANS ARRIVES -. IN P0RT FROM :4THE. SOUTH

The s. S. Admiral Evans, of the Pacific Steamship Company, arrived in port at o'clock this morning from the South bringing fair local listing of reservations and approxi- nately 300 tons of general cargo for 'ocal and Interior points The steam CT departed for the Westward a. 9 o'clock.
 Incoming passengers included the following:
 SEWAHn-Miss Irene BalliMgcr Elmer w. Poedeker, Roy Boedeker, Henry Hanson, T. E. Johnston, C. r, Lane, Ivan Lind, A. w. Loftus, Mrs Mackey, Wm Mccarthy, John Me Combe, J. T. McCrca, Geo. 2. Mosh- fer. John Nelson, Pearl Nolan, J. B Nolan Ernest Patty Martha A. Park, Mrs. S. Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs.H H. Ross, Clifford Smith, H. D. Waltz, Harry A. Wertz.
 SFLDOVIA-D. Austin
 UZINKI-Wm. Connor. Harold Haga H. A. Howe. John P Marks, Carl Nordenson.
 kODIAK-F. Greiffensteir, T. A. Jagser, H. Skelle
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"s|NBAD" RETURNS ID
 ELIZABETH FOX ISLAND

Having fully recuperated from 3 recent nervous breakdown K. (Siad bad) Kern, after a few weaI2 in Seward, departed todd: for Queen Elza beth Island where t.e l3s been taki"- care of one of the largest blue fox farms in the Territory Prior to returning to Spw.d a few weeks ago "Sindbad" nat been on the island steadily for a period O. II months. The lonesomeness. howe e. began to get under his hide So he thought he would take a trip {, the big little city for a spell. "A few weeks in town is sufficient to last me for another year" Kern chortled this morning as he stepped across the gangpank.
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known Moose" Johnson of Chulitna.
 Recently they made deal with their Ruby Silver Mint mine with an Out side company which has already be- gan development of the property. Mr. Moshier is also interested in likely looking property in the Chulit- ma district
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.OLDT|MERs OBTAIN GOOD
 PRICES FOR FURs SEATTLE

Harry A. Wertz and George 5. Moshier, two Of the best known of oldtime trappers and prospectors in the Territory, returnel to Seward to- day from Seattle passengers on the steamer Admiral Evans. Both Sour doughs" went out last month with .heir winters fur catch disposing of them at the Seattle Fur auction sale at an excellent price.
 MT. Wertz is a partner to the well
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WOULD PERMIT FREE HAND

WASHINGTON, May II. (R- Senator Willis has asked Coolidge and Secretary Mellon to make Roy Haynes permanent prohibition con- missioner in order to give him a free hand in directing activities.
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Administer and Congollan rugs. J. l.. Graef.
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Strictly fresh candles. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Dunhill pipes and tobacco. Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop