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The Washington times., 1927-10-14
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LILLIAN WILLIAMS
HINTS
ARMY FIGHT

Running afoul Of President Cool
idge's economy program, Maj. Gen.
Charles P. Summerall, chief of
staff. has been recalled to Wash
ington.
The Western trip Of the officer
has been cancelled because the
President believed he was making
speeches intended to inspire public
sentiment favoring increased appro-
priations for the Army, despite the
administration plan of keeping
the military budget down to its
present total If possible.
Officially it is said that the
President has recalled General
Summerall to discuss the Army
budget with him, but it is evident
that the summons came only after
the general had made an address
in San Diego criticising Army
housing and saying that many BAR
racks were in worse condition than
those which housed many German
prisoners in the World War.
For several years, President
Coolidge has disapproved of the
practice Of Army and Navy off
Gals ropagandizing in favor of
increased military budgets at al
time when he was advocating al
system of drastic economy and re-
trenchment.
General Summerall probably will
reach Washington on Sunday. Uni
til then he will make no statement
about the affair.
In the face of the White Housed
statement, however, officers onI
duty at the War Department de-
clared that never before had Presi-
dent Coolidge-or for that matterI
any other President-called upon
the chief of staff for advice rela-
tive to budget matters. That work
before always has been taken up
solely with the Secretary of War
and the budget officer, who is
deputy chief Of staff.
The routine which has been fol-
lowed ever s.nce the budget law.
was enacted, it was explained,
starts with the submission Of pre-
liminary estimates to the chief Of
the finance department by the
heads of all branches of the serv-
ice. He prepares a tentative bud
get which is given to the deputy
chief. Of staff for examination, and,
IL necessary, revision. The latter
then makes final repor1 direct
to the Secretary, who, in turn,
confers with the President. The
chief Of staff is held to have his
hands full with the administrative
duties of his Office,
The Washington times., 1927-10-14
BURY BIRD WITH P0MP

DANVILLE, Va, Oct. IA
green parrot which for 29 years
had enlivened the household
OF Mrs. C. c. Buntin was given a
formal burial by her in her flower
garden recently. w. o. Barker, city
sexton, dug the three-foot deep
grave and lined it as he would any
other grave. F. w. Townes made
a special casket II inches long and
IL wide. lined it with silk and Gov.
cred it with dark material.
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lions of the continent. particular.
~ the Middle West. There was
nOise-mOst pronounced in the
late evening-and a tendency to
fade here and there. Interference
between brOadcasts on the same
wave lengths seemed bit more
widespread. as is usually the case
when receiving conditions are gen.
orally good.
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Hunters Gun Kills
Him When He StumhIes

LAUREL, Miss, Oct. IA. Aus
tin Copeland, 10, was the first hunt.
ing victim of the season when he
fell over a fence and his gun was
discharged, severing his. juglar vein.
He died instantly, but was car
ried % miles in an ambulance by a
truck driver who did not know he
was dead until a doctor told him so.
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10 p. m.-Government facts; pianist.

10 p. m.-Government facts; pianist.
1880 p. m.-Military talk.
WSEA-NOrfOIl-- 14O-263
p. nc. of C. musicale.
10 p. Morgan.
III p. Unpopular program.
WCAU-PhiladeIphi
p. m.-Musical program.
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p, m.-Columbia Network.
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WLIT-PhiIadelphi
1880 p. m.-Dream Daddy.
p. m.-WEAF program
1850 p. m.-Dance music.
WOO-PhlladelphIa-- $685.
1880 p. m.-WOO Trio; Science Sery-
Ice talk.
$3.50 p. m.--Address. Nervous Break
downs"
3 p. m.-woo Orchestra.
$3.50 p. m.-operatic ensemble, s'In
, Persian Garden"
10 p. m.-Ths Euterpians.
WSAI-CinCinnati--
8 p. n.-WEAF program.
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DEATHS

Mary =. Darlton. 50 years Kendall
House Sanitorium.
o. orrsn J. Frank. u years. 1881
Karl Heinrich, II years. 1881 wis.
Emma Nv y. sohle.,.r. 81 years, 100
Gallatin st. N. w.
Mary r. C. helms. 50 years, George
Washington Hospital.
George g. Smith, Sc yearA 3321
Wisconsin Ave. N. w.
Francis Gallardo. 20 years. Garfield
Memorial Hospital.
Daniel J. Cor ahan, II years. George
washington Hospital.
Infant OF Jacob and Edna, ( hours,
Sibley Hospital
Marie d. Smsllwood. a years, 1895
Fourth st. N. w.
Maud willis. ~ years St. Eliza
Irma johnson. 20 years. Emergency
Hospital.
Clarence Bibba rs years. Casualty
Viola Smith. Il years. Tuberculosis.
p, Mary l = Proctor. month. Blu.
Cassie wood, months. Frssdmsn'u
Charles williams. ~ months, Chill.
dren's Hospital.
Infant of Garbrieno and Pauline
Cotto. IL hours. Columbia Hospital
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MRS. Holm r. sCHNEIDER

Funeral services for Mrs. John
F.. Schneider who died Thursday
at her residence, s25 r st. n. w,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2 p. m, at her late residence.
Interment will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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DANIEL ]. CONAHAN

Funeral services for Daniel J.
Conahan, % years old, S23 Somerset
St. were held in the church of
the Nativity at 9 a. m. today.
1nterment took place in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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DEATHS

SCHNEIDER-On Thursday, October 10
1927. CAROLINE SCHNEIDER Cnee
lmhofJ. beloved wife of John F. Schneider
Funeral from her ate residence, S25 3
st. N. W.. on Saturday October Is, at 2
p. m. Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
detroit. Mich. and Philadelphia. Pa,
papers. please copy
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JACOB POSS

Funeral services for Jacob Poss,
SO years old, oldest inhabitant of
Rockville, Nd, and at one time
mayor, who died yesterday the
result OF a paralysis stroke. will
be held tomorrow morning at st.
James Catholic Church, Rockville.
with interment in st. Mary's
Cemetery,
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MADELINE sARTORI

Funeral services for Madeline
Sartori. 10 years old. who died
Wednesday morning in Providence
Hospital, were held today at the
home of her parents, 1925 Georgia
Ave. The Rev. John Mcnamara,
of st. Gabriel's Catholic Church,
officiated,
The Washington times., 1927-10-14
PARIS DIVORCE SOUGHT

PARIS, Oct. IA. - Mrs. Marie
Louise Sabathier Evans today filed
suit for divorce from Nobel Evans,
alleging desertion. The two were
married at st. Louis, Mo-, on July s.,
1921. 4
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Elburn Brown, %. and Paul
Inc e. Carson, ~. The Rev. John e.
Briggs.
William ]. Glascoe, Is, ana Marie
Magruder, 30. The Rev. W. d. Jarvis.
David V. Marshall, 81, and Gertrude
Elizabeth Cosby Is. The Rev, d, <,
Wiseman.
Henry b. Mallory, 81, and virginia
a. schaum, %. The Rev. w. s.
Abernethy.
Patt r. Terry, %, ana Dorothy N.
Hayes, Is. The Rev. J. e. Briggs.
James Jeffrey Groves. 20, and Mary
Virginia Fenton. Purcsllville, Va The
Rev. W. N. Hoffman.
The Washington times., 1927-10-14

That ''Forget-me-not Day will
be observed tomorrow, for the bene
fit of the disabled soldiers of the
world way, was perhaps the most
The Washington times., 1927-10-14
w. H. Clume, Movie Man,
Receivers From Illness

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 14.-W. II.
Clune. pioneer motion picture ex-
hibitor and producer, who has been
suffering from toxic poisoning, was
reported greatly improved here to-
day.
Years ago Clune operated a 10
cent theater in Los Angeles and
was one of the first to capitalize
on the growth Of the motion picture
industry.
The Washington times., 1927-10-14
Bids and Proposals

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
CAPITAL, WASHINGTON, d. C.-Sealed PRO.
posals viii be received In this office until
IL q. M. October "a, 1927 (standard timel,
Building. for constructing q fireproof and
burglarproof vault in the Navy Building,
washington ID. a.
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Watch for The LOveIorR,
which starts Monday, October
IL, in The Washington Times.
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LYRIC COUPLE
AIR STARS

Fair hunting was provided dis.
lance chasers for loud speaker
products last evening by good at
mospheric conditions in most Sec
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
 SIBERIA" LAST TIME AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Rejected by her father. deserted by her friends. betrayed by her enemies. and finally "railroaded' to Siberia a'-that unspeakab.e habitat of horror and desolatlon!
 This. in word, was the fat of Sonia vronsky.v beautiful daughter of a Russian overlord who held, with his fellows. that freedom of thought was 9 crime and that those who differed with the upper classes" were doomed.
 Alma Rubens. called upon tc play the part of Sonia" in "Si- beria," Fox Films version of Bart ley Camrbel's gripping play. now at the Coliseum Theatre, has nev- CT essayed a more difficult role nor acquitted herself more credit ably Victor Schertzinger direct- ed the production.
 Miss Rubens, surrounded by al all-star cast. gives the most fin- ished performance of her remark able career Edmund Lowe is as- signed the leading masculine role.
 Wilma Bazant, Alaska's own vio- linist, opened her engagement last night to a large audience an'l that her playing was appreeiatcd
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
LOCAL DRIVE
 0F RED CROSS
 STARTS TO-DAY
Ouola of l2OO Must Be Reached Before Canvass
 Ends November 24

The r;cventh Annual Roll Call canvass o, tha Juneau Chatter of the American Red Cross in the residential districts started in Ju- neau today, with the ultimate aim of soliciting membership Of n POO in the residential and busi mess sections.
 Indications today ware that the work was progressing quite fay- orably under the supervision of Mrs. w. s. Pullen and Mrs. H. L. Faulkner. They are i'll charge of all canvassing in the residential district and under them are seven Ischairmen, Mrs. W. Holbrook, Mrs. Robert Coughlin. Mrs. Harley Tur- |lner, Mrs. Robert Sommers, Mrs. .John Rustgard. Mrs. Olaf Bodi- |ling and Mrs G. Ingman. Each lschairman has three or four work Iers ard is assigned certain dis Ifrict to work in.
 f Canvassing in the busine $ I,houses and buildings will not bo- gin for few days. B. M. Behr- ends, Chairman of the Junea,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
Attractions At Theatres
FINE SHOW IS NOW AT PALACE

Appearing in Beverly of Grau- Stark" Marion Davies is cast in one of the best of her productions to date. This feature opened at the Palace last night and is on two times each night for the IT. n1ainder of the week. Marion DAvies has never appeared to be- ter advantage than in this exceed ingly popular tale of an Amefi- can girls adventures in royal court circles abroad.
 Opposite Marion Davies in this production appears one of the screens most popular leading men. Antonio Moreno
 A distinguished supporting cast. headed by Creighton Hale and Roy D'Arcy. appears with Miss Davies and Moreno. and the entire troupe has been directed with thar finesse and skill and underestimate ing of action and dramatic con finuity which is the Key to Direc- tor Franklin's astonishingly sue cessful career in the directoriaI field.
 Beverly of Graustarlv is the mont appealIns lave stqry ever t2. 2.t. 4 .E t..'3 -2e l'- sff F m 'fl # At.s lz
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11

prepare for big Turkey shoot. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
LON CHANEY IS AT
 PALACE ON SUNDAY

Lon Clancy, whose nertraya's Of eripples and weird characters have been inc talk of the world veers to the other extreme, and. physically at least, gives the pub lie gfflnpse of the real Lon Chaney. trained athlete and sportsman, in "Tell II to tha a rines." an epic of the NMal,ae Corps. coming 10 the Palace Snn- day As veteran Marine see. geant. Clancy heads long mar- ches, fights strenuous bats'ss- and shows that he's far from a cripple. In fact-onc has ta be an athlete. he holds, to play crippled roles. William Haines, Eleanor Boardman. and notable cast ap- pear in the new picture, filmed with government cooperation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
ApMY GRID TEAM
 NCT COMING WEST

The War Department has given President Coolidge little encour. agement to the suggestion that the West Point football team go 10 California this fall to play Le- land Stanford University and the proposal is expected to be drop. red.
 The invitation to the Army team to play in California was sent to the President by Senator Johnson of that state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
 "SMiliN' AT TROUBLE" AT COLISEUM SATURDAY

A Romance of Cement. filled with big situations, with the ciang and clatter of the building Of : great dam, comes to the Coliseum Theatre Saturday when "Smilin
 at Trouble,' Maurice Flynns msat recent starring vehicle, has it's first showing here Dramatic [, T degree, and heightened by scin- tillating comedy. 'Smilin' ;t Trouble touches the high wassF mark for ihis popular star. and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11

Chapter of the American Red Cross. said today. For each build ing Mir. Behrends has appointed committee to secure memberships.
 A telegram received recently from j. A. Jeffers. chairman of the Pacific Coast branch of the Red Cross. said that the Central Committee in Washington had set the total membership at 5,000,U00. This figure sets the local quota at 1.20o. necessitating an increase In the membership here to some extent. Those in charge of the drive feel. however. that the quota will be reached. as it is being given fine support by leading men and women in Juneau.
 The campaign starting today will be carried on until Novem- Der 2f.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11

proves anew how wise r. B. U was to take him out G westerr pictures and put him into more elaborate entertainment. Mr Flynn is ably supported bx Helan Lynch, Kathleen Myers. Ray Rie- Icy, Lee ShumwaY. Joe O'Brion and the irrcpressib,e Raymond Turner. Harry Carson direaae.l tie picture, and has done q beautiful jc5. One of the most remarkable scenes ever taken is fhe fight between Swazey and Jerry Foster (Mr Fiynn) in I sway ns, jerking excavation bue- ket- swinging perilously hsnd9eds Of feet in the air.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11

screened. This tale of an Ameri- can girls adventurous perils amidst foreign intrigue, ending in her marriage to d Crown Prsncs. is compounded of the dreams anl desires of every girl who ever lived.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11

Some wives are neglected be. cause they spend so much time taking care of their husbands they haven't time to make their homes pleasant enough for "a man to want to stick around them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
HANSEN IN BUSINESS

I am now working for myself Will do paperhanging. ka,somin- ing. interior and exterior paint. ing, furniture rein 'shlng. all work arantcea or no pay rhene 362.
 adv OLAF HANSEN.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
THE HANDY MAN

l do Carpenter, Electrical, Kal- Painting, in fact any kind of general repair work. Henry '. Gorham. Phone 2003.
 ady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11

was shown by the applause shs received. The same program VII be given again tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-11
DURING DIR. pIGG's ABSENCE

His private as well as Alaska Juneau practice will be taken care of by Dr. L. P Dawes. Dr. Pigg will return to Juneau in about six weeks. adv
The Washington times., 1927-09-06

Don't miss this story-ir will be talked
about, preached about, written about-for
its the first time a boy Of the present gen
Grafton has written about himself and his
friends. In other words. it is the first.
revelation ever published of modern
youth BY modern youth.
Begin this thrilling rory aov IN =
The Washington times., 1927-09-06
MISS ALEXANDRIA.
IS SELECTED

Two hundred members and guests
Of Alcantara Caravan, Order Of the
Alhambra, returned to Washington
today after the seventh annual out.
ing of the organization over the La.
Dor Day weekend.
The Alhambrans embarked from
Baltimore Saturday on. the s. s.
Alabama for a cruise to Norfolk
and the Virginia Capes. The Ala.
bama locked at Baltimore early
today. and the vacationists boarded
a special train for Washington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hilliard was re.
lected as Miss Alhaimbra" at q
beauty contest held on the boat,
Sunday night. The identity of the
judges was Kept a secret by Lewis
A. Payne, general chairman Of the
outing and master of ceremonies.
The final evening on the boat
was devoted to a carnival enter.
tainment. Among the entertain
ers were Healy and O'Hare, the Nc
Williams Alhambra Orchestra, the
Hawaiian Melody Boys, Roy Perry,
zone Round" Smith, Jack o'Con.
nell. James 2. Colliflower. John J.
Allen and Joseph johnson.
The itinerary included a sightSee.
ing trip through Norfolk, bathing
at Yorktown and a visit to Old
Point Comfort.
The Washington times., 1927-09-06
8 HELD IN DEATH
Of GUARD
y InternatIoaaI News serVies


NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio. sept.
6.-Two women ana three men are
to be arraigned here today on
charges Of first degree murder. as
: result Of the killing Of Grant
Weakley, guard at the penitentiary
brick plant at Junction City. seven
first degree murder charges have.
been filed because or the Staying Of
WeakIey in the futile attempt Of
Fred Kellogg and Pat Riley to
escape.
Those TO be arraigned today are
Mrs. Imogene kellogg, Detroit, wife
Of one Of the convicts; James Wat
ers and wife, OF Newark; Beaumont
Sewers, Cincinnati, and George
Gems, Detroit.
According to penftentiary officers,
kellogg and Riley were furnished
with firearms with. which they at.
tempted 70 shoot their way to
liberty.
The Washington times., 1927-09-06
Mellon IS BACK
FROM EUROPE

Secretary Of the Treasury Mel
lon returns to his desk this week
after a long vacation in Europe. He
will find it piled high with Treas.
ury problems.
Capitalization Of the Administra-
tons tax reduction program is ex.
pected within the next so days.
Treasury officials said today that
Mellon probably wiz not produce
any new Mellon Plan" for the on.
coming session Of Congress. but
content himself with merely ad.
visins Congress how far reduction
can go without imperiling the or
derby financing Of the Government.
1t is understood there will be no
Treasury opposition to cut up to
$500, zoo, 900.
Mellon returns to Washington to
find himself being doomed for the
Presidency, as Mr.. Coolidge's 'I do
ont choose to run" statement was
issued while he was abroad.
The Washington times., 1927-09-06
BANANAS m INDIANA

IOOGOOTTEE, Ind. Sept. a.
Bananas are grown on the public
square IN Loogoottee. Some time
ago florist planted a banana
Stalk Ia the small park In the cen
- of the square after 1t had
grown four years inside the poss
The Washington times., 1927-09-06
RADIO TO DO WORK

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 6.-The
work Of the world, within the life.
time OF this generation, viii be
done by electrical power delivered
by radio, Fred A. Emmett, radio.
technician. predicted in an address
at the Radio Show Beautiful
hera
The Washington times., 1927-09-06
Better Than Soda

For fifty years genuine Phillips
MIX of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because il
oyercomes three times as much
acid In the stomach as saturated
solution Of bicarbonate OF soda,
leaving the stomach sweet and free
from all gases. Besides, II neu.
The Washington times., 1927-09-06

tralizes acid lamentations ID the
bowels and gently urges this sour
ing waste from the system without
purging. II 10 far more pleasant
to take than soda.
Try 4 Csc Bottle
Insist upon Phillips. Twenty.
five cent and fifty cent bottles,
any drug store. Milk Of Mag
nesia has been the u. 8. Regis.
tered Trade Mark Of The Charles
H. Phillips Chemical Company and.
It's predecessor, Charles II. Phillips,
since 1875.
The Washington times., 1927-09-06

Instead Of soda hereafter take q
little Phillips Milk Of Magnesia"
IN water any time for indigestion
or sour, acid, gassy stomach, and
relief VIII come instantly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
K0zli: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelk6sx
Templom w. Second Stem.
Par0chia a templommal s2embeu.

Esketes.-Mult heten kedden este es
kudott orok hiseget egymasnak tenn
plomunkban Galg6czy Janos rom. kath
n6tIen ifju, Galg6czy Janos es Kocsis
Augusztina warreni szil6k fla es Sza-
b6 Boriska ref. hajadon, Szab6 San.
dor es Zagonyi Etelka nilesi sziil6knek
leanya. Tanuk voltak Ruszin Janes,
Galgoczy Bella. Boldogsagot es sok sze-
rencset az ifju parnak!
Mulatsag Magyar .Haz javara.-E
heten szombaton este az egyletek es
egyhazak kozos bizottsaga az epitend5
Magyar -Haz alapja javara szepsegver
sennyel egybekotott tanomulatsagot
rendez a Roman Hallban. A rendez6seg o
szep dijr6l gondoskodik a nyertes le-
any szamara egyeb tekintetben is
mindent elkovet, hogy a mulatsag fe.
nyesen sikeriiljon. Lesz is a Roman
Hallban olyan kozonseg, amilyen meg
eddig sohasem volt. Akik a julius 4-ki
elmaradt piknikr6l csalodottan Is $40.
moruan jottek vissza, megfogadtak,
hogy ezen mulatsagon felt6tleniil oft
lesznek, ha mem tancoltak akkor, most
ketszer olyan kedvvel es tiizzel akar.
jak karp6tolni magukat Ne is marad-
jon ell senki! Ha kicsi lenne a SCALA.
szeles j6kedveben kirdghatia az oil.
dalai mulat6 koz0nseg!
Warreni magyar tanitas a multi seer
dan delutan vette kezdetet. A taniipvi
bizottsag sziikkebldsege miatt azonban
Mrs. Szilagyiek privat lakasaban keny.
telen a tanit6 foglalkozni gyermekek.
kel, a 702 Youngstown Ave. alatt Ha
azonban sziviik0n viselnek igazan:
warreni sziif6k gyermekeik magyar is
kolaztatasat is, ez sem volna bal. osz.
szetaftassal lelletne alkalmas termet
kiberelni. .Addig is kildje minden sziil6
gyermeket ez ideiglenes helyre. TAM.
tas ideje d6lutan 2-t6l Sig.