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The Nome nugget., 1928-08-04
SENATOR.ELECT VARE
 SUFFERS STROKE PARALYSIS

PHILADELPHIA, P) Word was yesterday received here that William Ware, Senator-elect from Pennsylvania, suffered a paralytic stroke at his summer homa at At lantic City, and will he deprived of the use of his left leg for some time. He was unable to fill a speaking engagement at New York last night.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-04
PLANE HOPS OFF
 FOR FAIRBANKS TO-DAY

Noel Wien with his cabin plane left Nome about II A. M. today for Fairbanks with a quantity of mail matter and the following passengers: Chief of th Biologi- cal Survey Paul G. Redington of Wash, Alaska Game Commissioner Terhune of Juneau; H. W. Whit ney, of Kennett Sq., Pa, and John c. Scully of Peoria, H., who are touring Alaska
 The plane is expected 10 return immediately to Nome and will pro- bably bring mail.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-04
SPANISH FLYERS FORGED DOWN, ON WORLD FLIGHT

MADRID, lP) -. The Spanish aviators attempting to fly to the Azores on their first round the world flight. wera forced down on the Portugese coast one hundred miles from where they started. A bad oil pump was the cause of the forced landing.
 They will possibly start again tomorrow.
 New Air Mail Envelopes now on Sale at the Nugget Ofice.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-04
CALIFORNIA ROWING CREW
 WON OLYMPIC REGATTA

SLOTEN, Holland, H) - The California eight-oared crew won the first race of the Olympic Regatta, when they def ated the Belgian eight over ,000meter course by eight lengths. The Americans were n yer extended.
The Nome nugget., 1928-08-04

AMSTERDAM, (P) = The Am erican athletes experienced the most disastrous day since the be-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
ATTEMPT MADE
TO TALK WITH
INDIA BY RADIO
by United Press Leased Wire

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, Dee. p.
The United States attempted to
speak directly and formally to Cal
cutta, India, today. 1t will probably
be ~ hours before it is known
whether the attempt was successful.
From $50 Il. m. to 7:02 a. m. the
General Electric Company mere aim
cd its short wave radio station
W2NAF at calcutta where the ma
t;onal congress Of Calcutta was
meeting. 1t was 5:l5 p. m. in India
1000 miles from here.
Mrs. Saraiino Nardu, former pres
ident Of the India Nationl Congress
and former mayor of Bombay, was
principle speaker. She cautioned
India shat the eyes Of the world were
tlained ON that country watching fer
signs Of its future.
Senator Royal $. Copeland, Karl
\. Bickrl, Davis Walsh, MasSachu
ctts senator; David Lawrence, Wash
ington journalist, II. II. StanSbury,
OF Universal News Service. and Kent
Cooper Of the Associated Press, all
had brief messages.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
LAWYER TAKES
ELECTION BET
BEFORE COURT
By United Press Leased Wire

OAKLAND, Dee. 27-T1c right of
the Prohibition party in California
TO use presidential electors identical
with those Of the Republican party
will be tested in an unusual manner
in the courts, it became known to-
day.
a. V Dalrymplc, Oakland attos.
ney, alleged in an action started
with Justice Thomas Pcndergast
that he has $40 coming to him
through "cortract' with n. G.
Montgomery, another attorney.
Dalrymplc placed so in the hands
of William NJ. Case before election
and Montgomery put up a Like sum.
f Herbert Hoover received NOR
California votes than Senator Hiram
Johnson, Montgomery WAS to collect
the sac, while the amount went -
DaIrympla if johnson led Hoover.
Dalrymp'c claimed in his "fri.na-
ly' action that barring Prohibition
votes johnson beat Hoover by +f2
votes and he wishes the court to de
eide the legality Of the Prohibition
move.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Court Commits
Woman to Patton

Mrs. joel Weaver of Brawlcy,
charged with mtcmpcratc use of
narcotics, was ordered committed to
NorwalE hospital today by Superior
Judge Y, \. Thompson.
The treatment of Mrs. Weaver,
who was said to use veronal cXccs-
sivrly, is TO extend over 4 period of
between eight months and two years.
Her husband was ordered to pay
$35 a month for her support.
Mrs. Weaver was acquitted or q
charge of Staying her former ms-
band, Mack Baker, lfcrc after it was
declared that the Shot, which ended
the man s lifr, was fired accidcnta}-
lv.
The woman now under a commit
mcut to NorWalk was married to
Baker orl% 10 days before tn,
tragedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Grew Of Stricken
Vessels Saved
Ry United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, Dee. 27.-Thirty nine
members of the crews of two ships,
who for three days had been fight
ing death off the Alaska coast, were
believed safe today, as racing res
cue ships reached the scene.
The schooner Seward passed an
other line to the tug Roosevelt at,
ter a previous line had broken
Christmas day and threatened to let
the vessel crash on Vessels reef.
The coast guard cutter .CEalga,
dispatched from Juneau, arrived at
the spot ANA aided the steamer
starr which lad been under tow
Of the Roosevelt from Seward t"
Seattle.
The Roosevelt was being towcd
today to LatoUehc. where It was
planned to beach the tug and re-
move cable that fould her proprl-
Ter Monday, placing the tug and the
starr mt the mercy of storms.
storms tft the coast were ahat-
lu1.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Postmaster Gives
Thanks To Public

The Press today received tha fl
lowing communication from Post
Muster G. {. Jenkins.
"Ns the rash Of the holiday sea-
son AT the post OFF," is Clarifying,
we wish to express oDr appreciation
to all patrons who hccded the ad
vice to mail carly aud We are gla
20 announce that there WIS n d..
,ided improvement over las5 var.
. We also wish to express our ap.
p~ce,ation - W. J. Clements for th'
valuable services rendered 10 tn
office and patrons of the cffiea in
furnishing t".ne, wrapping paper
and the services Of q maa for wrap
ping t',e bundles without est t.
Ia.
Wishing all cur patrons q pros
porous and happy New Year,
(Sig"sd Charles e, Jenkins, Post.
m@stor, and Postal S.aff.'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
OPP0NE NTS OF
DEATH PENALTY
PLAN CAMPAIGN
Bv United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, bee. 27.-Op-
poncnts of the death penalty in
California will hold a mass meet
ing here Friday night under the aus
piccs of the League to Abolish Capt.
tai Punishment, Frank j. Smith,
former warden of San Quentin
prison, announced today.
Speakers will include Kathleen
Norris, State Senator Roy Fcllom
and Dr. Marian Van Waters. John
y. Barry will preside and deliver
the opening address.
Smith, it was announced, has pre-
pared signed statement to present
to the 1929 state legislature.
I'm the statement the former war
den will point out the possible "hor-
ror' of executing an innocent man.
rs well IS other asserted defects of
the death law.
II" maintained that capital pun
i>bmcut is no crime deterrent and
is applied in California "almost cN-
clusivcly to the poor and friend
less
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
STOCK SELLING
BOOSTS MONEY
TO HIGH LEVEL
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Stocks
went through period Of selling in
carly dealings today when call mon
y was ut lis 10 percent renewal
rate, but recovered sharply when
the rate was advanced to l. percent
around aeon.
Radio, which had hcoH down 9
points at &47. came back at 366 aad
held near that level 10 the close.
General Motors rallied after q bad
break and Other motor shares firm
Cd up in the aftcrno"@.
Copper issues responded to higher
;.liceS for the metal, but not until
several had been depressed in the
profit taking which preceded the
rise. Rahbcrs and special issues
were strong.
General Electric was 4 feature Of
the afternoon rally, at one time be-
ing up 6 points. Airplanc shares and
NAL order stocks came back strong
and demanded development Of t.
:. steel
So tight was the money situation
that for n time traders paid - PEI.
cent for loans in the outside mar
ket. The stock exchange figure
however, diI not Srt above - per
.cnt Ii might have been advanced
late in the cly had not a number
OF banks come to the rescue with
slG.000.o0O additional funds attract
ed hy the - percent charge.
Today $ stock market acted "r-
cording to the usual prcvcrso rro-
ccdUrr, selling off when the cail
rat" was relatively low and rally
ing when the figure was carried 10
= percent
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Public Speaking
Meeting Deferred

TIE meeting ot 1hs public speak
mig class II the Jtuior chamber of
c.mm.-,n. scheduled for tonight,
N> He.u postponed Wlil next week,
aesaadiuz to T.. y. Christian, rreSi.
Ielt of the .rganization. The mem
bcrS Of ta, Junior chamber are re.
aears,ug ,v.ry nigh: for the Mid
night Fr8Iir To- he given in FL Cen.
,ro New Year : eve and therefore
,houglt IL advisable TO postpone th'
public speaking class until the other
affair is over.
Next week 5 meeting cf III" class
viii he held on Thursday night Jan
uuy >, 7;52 @ 'clo~> at the office o.
the |all,E Lumber Company and
Rev. George Hartman, Instructor,
,,atcs that the sahicct VIII he the
same one as was given out for this
week. Aftet next week. 5 meeting
he classes VII be h"ld ON Tuesday
night of car. Wes',, a originally
PLANNED.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Bank Quotations
Search for Boy
Shifts to Desert

LOS ANGELES. Dec. %
Search for II year old Richard
Grant, believed to have been abb
Quoted by Harry Palmer, 40, former
employee in the Grant home, center
ID in the Moiavo desert between Vic
1orvillc and Ilrst"w today.
Palmer. described by officers
here us man ,,ith hcrmitlikc
characteristics, was known to have
been passionatcly fond Of the desert
and was believed 10 have taken III"
Youth with him to q shack in the
dcsolatc wastes Of the Mojave.
Palmer and the younEstcr disap'
pcaryd Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Date Expert
To Give Talk

Prof. s. c. Mason, hortieulturali>t
Of the United States Experimental
Date Gardens at Indio, viii be the
princiral speaker Al q meeting Of
the McCabe farm center Friday
night. his subject being Dates to
be Planted in Imperial Valleys
"What Exchange Grapefruit Buds
Mean to tie Crower' will be dis
cusScd by J. G. Rouscr and viii be
followed by one reel Of motion pic
lures on "Poultrv Brooding.
JaPanos" girls will furnish the
musical program.
Dates and grapefruit will be on
display ard will serve as refresh
ments, according to J. {. Rouser,
center chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Man Dies While
Driving Auto
BY United Press Leased Wire

PHILADELPuIA, Dec. 21.--A
dead man drove au automobile 10"
a short distance along Front street
last night until the car struck tn"
parked motorcycle of patrolman.
Thc man was Nathan Frye, -, OF
Utica. y. y. who had Just left tn"
PENNSYLVANIA railroad station afto:
meeting Miss Virginia Morris Of
St3Wton, Va.
Apparently while driving, Frye
lad heart attack and died SO
quickly his companion did not real
izo what he'd happened. After the
automobile struck the motoreycl b,
the policeman jumped on the run
ming board and touched Frye. The
body >lumpcd forward.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Missing Man
Returns Home
nv United Press Leased Wire

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dee. 27.-Dcll
Trcbil, 81, was recovering at his
home here today from an exhausted
condition induced by five days of
wandering over the desert near
Wickcnbcrg without water.
After airplancs, peace officers and
citizen posses lead by Indian trailcrs
had secured the waste country in
search of him since last Sunday,
Trcbil suddenly rcaPpcarcd at his
home last night.
His family believed he WAS suf-
fcring from strange hallucination
which caused him to wander from
his Lcmc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Rockefeller VIII
Play Santa Claus
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CRMOND BEACH, Fla, Dec. -.
John ID. Rockefeller, who is
"neighhor John" down here, drove
to his golf course today with Il quiet
smile on his face Tonight he will
be Santa Claus.
The llth of his famous annual
Christmas parties will be held IN the
wide living room of "Thr Case
mcHts, the Hu,kcfel,cr winter
lome.
The 1a's of The Easements -
were 4aily decorated with holly and
wreaths today, and servants wrr"
busy wrapping several hundred
Christmas gifts which tn" oil king
himself will hand TO his favored
guests tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Slain Students
Body Sent Home
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BERKELEY, Dec. 27.-Tho body
of Thomas u. Hall, University OF
RcdlandS student. who was shot By
a policeman during an attempted
burglary Christmas day, was sent to
SAN Bernardino today for burial.
William G. Cooncy and George |.
Keller, fellow students OF Han, face
charges at a hearing on January 10.
They are under bail OF $4,000 each.
Young Cooncy is represented by his
father. \. G. Coonev. prominent
Compton attorney.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Northern Citrus
Crop Does Well
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ny 4 iSS~ ~ u -
FRESNO. Dec. Eth" present
year will be the most prosperous
ever enjoyed by citrus growers in
the San joaquin valley, it was be
Iievcd here today, returns from the
crop being estimated at S2o,oo9,ooo,
Navel shipments have been virtual-
lv completed and the crop ~
expected to approximate in size that
% 1927. when more than $500 cars
We're shipped from Tularc, Fresno
and Kern counties. Prices this year
have been highly satisfactory.
To what extent oranges were in
Iurcd by recent frosts is not yet
known. 1t is believed, however,
damage TO valcncias will be small.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
MOVIE: :: s
a1sssasssa Observation-Disclosures

Norma Shcarcr in "a Lady OF
Chance, = will be shown for the last
,imc tonight at the West Coast I'M
pcrial Theatre. This clover picture
was cuioyed by large audience last
night. and many, who were still
tatisucd from the holiday season,
are expected to see it tonight. The
film is one eff the best the popular
star has ever played.
Lillian Gish, in "Thc Wind,' q
stirring picture Of the west, will be
seen at the Imperial Theatre tomor-
row. for one day only.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Soviet Officials
To Visit America

BERLIN. Dec. 27.-Aftcr delays
ana difficulties. two Of the most
important Soviet Officials will sail
Jan. , from Chcrbourg for New
York aboard the ;. S. Maurctania
to conduct significant negotiations
in Tire United States. the United
Press learned today.
Aaron Schcimapn, president Of
the Soviet state bank, and Nalcry
Mysblauk, vice president of th,
Soviet supreme economic council
have completed arrangements foi
their trip 10 America after being
delayed here hy Illness and refusal,
Of visas
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Mr.. AND MRS. T. LYNCH
PAID SURPRISE VISIT

Mr. aud AIRS. e. F. Lynch, Mr..
.ud Mrs. q. o. Lynch and daughters
Mary Lee and Ruth Of rllbank sur
,r..ed their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lynch, by arriving at the lat
ters' home early Christmas morning.
The party returned to their home on
the coast this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Fits NAMES DEPUTIES

LOS ANGELES, Dec q. Dis
tlict Attorney Buron Fits today
announccd the appointment Of vii
liam Bragton rs deputy district at
torncy in charge o. his Long Beach
offices. Deputies George Glover and
Claude Hunt were chosen as Bray
tons assistants.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
TO SCATTER ASHES
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN LUIS OElSrO, Calf, Dec
-. The body Of Holm b. Mathews
-. brooklyn. \. Y. VIII b. rrr
mated and his a>hrs scattered cl
the sea ia compliance with ;he r.
tuts. ct his relatives, II was IN
nouaycd today. Mathews WIS foam
dead IN his bed in Il hotel tr
Christmas Jav.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Boys Sacrifice
Lives For Dog
ny United Press Leased Wire

TREErOET, l.. l., Dee. 27.-Nil-
SON and Arthur Grrgarcvich, 9 and
l3, risl,cd their lives today to save
.lgir vet Collie. Al are dead.
The boys had thrown sticks on
IN, ice IT Baldwin reservoir for the
Hog to chase. The animal broke
through, and struggled to reach
solid footing.
W:lsoa ran out to help the Collie.
He. 900. planNd tlsaugA the Ice
into th" water.
Arthar dashed after Wilson. He
was the third TO SINK.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
TRIES TO END LIFE

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Dee, 27.-Pc-
dro Rodriguez, 40, Portuguese fisher
man and father Of five children, at
tempted suicide by slashing his
throat with razor here this morn
ing. Dependency over his inability
TO make a living because Of the re-
cent lack Of fish in local waters, was
said to have caused the act.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
10Y STILL MISSING
by tinted Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, DC. . TN
able TO le.,t. lis ,1a. Adplph J..
=, who sired from san Francisco
De" - that te would return the
fi~st of th" year, NloIFh II. Rosn-
field, Sr. Nonray.a attorney. Was
or his WAY lonr TODAY. Friends ot
the youth believe III. disappearance
is n nruk.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
RefueIing Plane
viii Come Here

san DIEGO Dec. 27-Tho first
Of series of rcfucling tests pre-
paratory to its January ] attempt
70 set worlds endurance record
will be made by the army plane
''Qucstion Mark" late today.
The Question Mark and the planes
which viii rcfucl it in the air will
fly in The tests.
ono Of the rcfuclcrs will be taken
20 the Imperial Valley airport to-
morrow, II WAS said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
PERSONALS

Grady Estes OF Les Angeles AMI
Pov and Howard Estes Of Long
Beach. spent the Christmas holidays
i'm FL Ccutro visiting their father,
r. T. Estes.
Nr. and Mrs. Antonio Maggie
visited Mrs. Mazgio's parents in
Calcxico On Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Croncn who has been in
Los Angeles the past five months,
returned to her home at 5l5 Brigh-
ton avenue. She IS much improved
in health.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
THOMSON FUNERAL FRIDAY
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HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 21.-FuncraI
services will be hold here tomorrow
fer Fred Thomson, western screen
star, Who died yesterday after an
operation. Harold Ilovd, Charles
Farrell and George Hill will be
among t&v pail bearers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
POMONA WOMAN BURIED

POMONA, Calf, Dec. 27.-Fun-
clal services were conducted here
this afternoon for Mrs. Kate Love
land Roys, who died Christmas day
at the home Of friends in Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Bids were opened December 2G
for paving the new state highway
between Pomona and Ontario known
as "south of the tracks, road to
Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Coolidge Enjoys
Hunting Trip
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Hy In!ted Tr">s LFhse" WIG
SAPELO ISLAND. Ga, Dec. -
President Coolidge bagged three
plcasants and two wild turkeys on
his first hunting expedition today
on Little Sapolo Island near the
Coffin estate where the President j.
making ii, holiday aomc.
Ms. Coolidge viii accompany the
President on hunting expedition
scheduled to begin carly tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Try Stevens Coffee Cream. High
grade and heavy enough to whip.
Steven : Dairy. Phone S707R5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
THE WEATHER

los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair uu.21. and Friday Will
f.g' aH.Un .aH.ra-ure.
SOUTHERN "AtIfoRNIA-ia iaj
ANA Hl.l tonight a13 t"tia!; gen
e.. r=e....s g.r.s.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
PInmbirq-Cos Fiffirq- Wilkinson & Emerson

Penairs ard ioIbng promptly attended to. Fl Centro
n 81 Phone 5G3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Optomefrist--Dr. Norman E. Dupont

Scientific examinations Glasses fitted Lenses dun
Heated. Srecializng chidrens eyes crossed ewes
and muscular cases. 115 So. 5h, two doors north Of
Post Office Phone 384
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Hctcherv--El Certro Hatchery

w Commercial St. one block west Of Tmnerial Ave
Chx are from Accredited and Blood Tested Focks
VIII hatch your own eogs for $500 per hundred
Phone 662
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
COLORADO RIVER
lcetvIeno WeIdnq-C General Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding or Boring. Piston Grinding, fly
wheel ring gears Pumps and Tractor work. Bicycles
and Novelties. Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Nam
St. Phone 4O-J
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Optonefrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

Quality Eye Service Scientifically equipped to handle
all cases of evcst~ain Glasses fitted duDi-
Gated. 58l Main St. Phone 228-W
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
RuiIdino MateriaIs-- -Whitinq- Need Co.

Plur7binr Paints Hardware Wall Board Fvprvthine
for building. Office and Yard 400 West Main st
Phone $40
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Tires--The General Cord
Valley Lumber Company
ioIesale Produce--EI Centre Product Co.

Complete line Of the choicest fruits and vegetables
3l5 Main st. Phone ll48
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Auto Radiator & Sheet Metal Work
Rrowr7ie Cleaners ard Dvers

Oua'itv.Wc~k Excellent Call ond Delivery Service
Opposed Well Means Pressed Well' 1913 North
9th st. Phone 373
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Auto & Truck Repairing
Auto Elecfricians--WilIar Batteries

7eland Electric Refrigeration. R. c. A. and Philco
Ito at Kendall Brothers, 60 Broadway = Phone 161
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
rodio--ectr;ft Radio Sales & Service
Tile Fnsyyqnce-Pioneer Title Ins. & Trust Co

Complete title and escrow service W. W. McEuen,
Vice President and Manager. J. S. Cameron Asst
Secretary and Escrow Officer $50 Main St Phone 10
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
army G Navy Variety Store.

New and Used Furniture, stoves, linoleums,
We buy and sell everything for less. N. Ma
480 Main st.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
ENVOY To TALK
ON RIVERS
"1 I'LL"
Times stair Photo

The German ambassador to the
United States. his exeellency. Herr
Friedrich wilhelm Won Prittwitz
und Gaffron. will make the prin-
cipal address OF the evening at the
banquet Of the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress at the Willard,
Wednesday night. His subject win
be THE Rhine Main Danube Canal z
John B Taylor. consulting 4.ngi.
neer of the General Electric Conn
pany will demonstrate his address
on Sending Music Over a Beam of
Light" and Strickland Gillian,
author. humorist and philosopher,
will offer some of his wimsicalities.
Joe Bonbrest will contribute songs
and section of the Marine Band,
under the direction of II. G. Sic
phan. will play.
Prominent among the guests OF
honor will be General Summerall,
chief of staff. and Mrs. Summerall:
General Crosby, chief of cavalry,
and Mrs. Crosby; General Fechet.
chief of the Army air service. and
Mrs. Fechet; Admiral Hughes, chief
bf Naval operations. and Mrs.
Hughes: General Lejeune, command.
er Of the Marine Corrs, and Mrs.
Leieune. Major Gen. John L. Glenn.
retired. known in Civil War days as
THE Drummer Boy of Shiloh" and
Mrs. Glenn; General Jadwin, chief
of engineers. and Mrs. .Iadwin: Cen
eral Deakyne, assistant chief OF en-
gineers. and Mrs. Deakyne. and
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
Assistant Attorney General.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
Marriage Off Says
License Returned
By Bride

Three words written across the
face Of = marriage license re-
turned today to Col. w. A. Kroll,
clerk of the marriage license bu-
reau bore evidence of a blasted
hope.
Saturday, Miss Mary ". George,
700 block Quebec ST., obtained
license to become the bride of
Lewis r. lift, 100 block Carroll
ST. i. f.. Their ages were given
as 30 years.
Today Colonel kroll received
the license back from Miss
George. Across its face was writ.
ten the words, It's all off.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03

One ot the most impress lVe nl g
MORALS In Arlington National Gene.
terry is that To the officers and men
who were lost when the N. s. bat
tleship Maine was sunk in Havana
Harbor in 1898.
The monument consists of the
t1iainmast, coming tower and
anchor OF the ship. 1T marks the
final resting place Of many of the
officers and men and 163 unidenti-
fled sailors and marines who lost
their lives when the ship sank.
When the ship was raised and
the bodies were brought to Arling-
ton for burial Washingtonfans wit
messed one OF the most impressive
funeral professions ever seen in any
country.
The monument stands almost due
west to the new an1phitheater and
is near the monument to the Rough
Riders and also near the monument
to they Soldiers and Sailors of the
Spanish American War.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
Gdn1ingD DriueF + allure,
Says BurLi1lgan1e

The police drive gambling in the District merely
vicious circle $50 far Capt Guy Burlingame who
seasoned veteran of foray against the gamester
concerned