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Evening star., 1928-03-13
STABLE TAX SLASH
DOUBTED BY SMOOT
Forecast OF March Is Returns
Indicates Revenue Loss,
He Declares.

By She Assoe3eted PFess.
Somewhat dubious over the prospects
Of q measurable tax reduction this sea-
aon. Chairman Emoot Of the Senate
finance committee announced today
that the tax cut measure already pasted
by the House would be kept on The
committee shelf until at least March IS
awaiting q study Of the March Is tax
returns.
Senator Enoot explained his lack Of
optimism for an apprecisble reduction
~ this time on the basis Of a recent
survey. which he said revealed that IN
noule for 1927. on which taxes will b.
paid this year. was apparently from Q
10 10 Der cent less than In the previous
year
This preliminary survey. conducted
by an ofhciai agency. he said. would
SHOW l0ss. IL correct, Of about $3.50
o9o 900 In receipts this year from cor
DoFstion ssz returns alone. The House
h'ii provides principally for o slash IN
this taZ
However. should hate 70 see the
session end without some form Of A tax
fajt !" the finance committee rhairms n
salc The returns for the fiFst quarter
viii S~Dn give us true guide"
Evening star., 1928-03-13
TIPS FOR TAXPAYERS
No 30.


Under the information at source
provision of the revenue act OF 1919,
all persons. lin whatever capacity aet.
ing" are required 10 report TO the Com
missioner Of internal Revenue payments
to others during the taxable year OF
81 500 II the recipient OF such payments
Is single II the recipient Ia married
report need not be made II the pay
ments aggregate less than $4,000 ii
the marital status Of the payee Ia n,-
known 10 the payof. ar II the marital
status Of the payee changed durins tho
year, the payee IL considered u single
person Tor the purpose nf tiling all in
formation return A separate return oi
information for each employe In to-
aul,ed ot employers, The requirement h
not limited IN periodical payments, b,i.
a singls payment must he reported
Information returns are carefully
checked with the individual return us
the taxpayer to whom such payments
are made, During The year i0aI many
delinquent ieitins were heoured aa u re-
suit of the examination Ut information
tet,nna.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
BIG COAL CONCERNS
MERGE IN DISTRICT
Griffith Corporation and Con-
sumers Company to Be
Headed by H. R. Dulany.

Consolidation Of the Griffith Coal
Corporation and the Consumers Co.,
two Of the largest coal supply concerns
In the District of Columbia. and the
formation OF new corporation, headed
by the directors of the two separate
companies. 10 become effective April /.
was announced today by H. Rozier
Dulany, who is TO be president uf the
new company. to be known as the
Griffith Consumers Co. which will
operate under a Delaware charter
The consolidation OF the two concerns
has been approved by the boards OF
directors of the two companies and rati-
fed by the stockholders of the concerns.
Mr.. Dulany said w. w. Griffith. presi-
dent OF the coal concern Of his name. is
to be chairman Of the board OF directors
Of the merged company: the three vice
presidents serving under Mr. Culany
Will be Pere A, Wilmer. Charles Fl. ST.
John and w, D. Griffith Mr. Wilmer
will be treasurer and NJ. o. Chance, now
vice president and secretary Of the
Griffith company. will become director
and secretary In the new organization
The new concern plans to take over
panies and to issue 5000 shares OF 7
per cent preferred stock In the new
company. and TO issue 5000 shares o!
no-par common stock. II will main
tain the four main distributing coal
yards OF the two companies. Three Of
these, now owntd by the Griffith Co.
are located on the Baltimore & Ohio
tracks at North Capitol and NJ streets
and at Bethesda. Nd, and on the Penn
Sylvanta tracks at RosSlyn. Va. and the
fourth Is owned by the Consumers Co ,
on the Pennsylvania tracks on South
Capitol street
The Consumers Co also viii
take over the fuel oil and building ma
terials business Of the Griffith Co. and.
for the present at least. will maintain
the business Offices Of the two cumpa-
nies. located at las * street and at
1919 @ street, the latter being the Of
fees OF the Griffith Co. For 4 year or
more, u Is announced. the Consumers
Co. Is To be operated as u holding con-
Germ, and eventually both the present
Griffith and the Consumers companies
are To be dissolved aS such
Assets of the 0ritfith Co now are list
ed at $4,000 and the Consumers Co
at $4,000. and. under the merger
agreement, the latter interests are to
acquire $la0o00 OF the personal hold
ings Of w. W. Griffith This would
make the holdings of the Consumers CO.
In the consolidated organization about
SSi0, 600 and the GrigfithS about $780,
900, Mir Dulany said
Evening star., 1928-03-13
HUNDREDS SWEPT TO DEATH
AS CALIFORNIA DAM BREAKS
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came from llnemen of the Southern
California Telephone Co. working be-
low San Francisco Canyon. attributed
the dam break to an earthquake.
Ten bodies lay In an improVised
morgue at Saugus. near here. this morn
ing. These dead. however represented
in the opinion Of William Bright Chief
of the county sheflff's rescue squad,
only small percentage OF those that
died in the tremendous gouge OF the
loosed food.
Two OF the bodies were partly identi-
fed as brothers, Marvin and Perle
Caspar. employees OF the Barnett ranch
The 100000 Southern California
Edison plant, half mile below the
Carey ranch was reported to be a mass
Of smashed cement work.
50 Employees Sought.
What became OF the so or more en-
Moved around II remained for the
growing army OF rescue workers to
discover.
THE dam sent out one warning oil
disaster as its crumbling walls l0osed
the food on the canyon. Or. G. e.
Ashley. proprietor OF a Sanitarium e
Saugus. reported that shortly after MID
night he saw two tremendous naSnes.
evidently from the breaking OF power
line Seeming trouble. he ordered ms
assistants to stand by to render aid.
The Los Angeles water supply Is In
no immediate danger Of being seriously
affected, according TO the Bureau OF
Water and Power. 1t was said there
was sufficient water In the San Fer
nando Reservoir 10 last more than 40
days.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
MRS. J. B. R0ANE 80,
DIES AT FALKLAND
Former Los Angeles Resident Had
Lived in Capital for
20 Years.

Special Dapatrh 10 The star,
BURTOEsViLLE, Md, March ID
Mrs. jeanette n. Roane. 30 years old.
died last night at her country home.
Fairland near here. after long illness
Mrs Roane. who formerly lived In Los
Angeles, had been a resident OF Wash
ington for 20 years,
She Is survived by her husband.
Charles A R0anc. retired contractor,
and two brothers
Funeral services will be held al
Liberty Grove Methodist Episcopal
Church al ? o'clock Thursday after
noon. Rites at the grave will be con-
Quoted by the Burtonsvtlle Orange.
Honorary pniIbearers win be Howard
MeMarlen. Silver Spring ben J. ise-
man, Washington. Lacy shaw. Bur
tnnsvilie. Snowden Athey.. Laurel
Arthur l.. Smith, Washington, i, II.
Cissell, Colesville
Active palibeaIers will be Dr, Fred
Campbell, Washington, Charles i,
D0wd. Washington. Peter Schaub,
Washington, Val iseman Washington
William McMarlen. E'airiand. and
Tolivcr McMarlen. Falkland
Evening star., 1928-03-13
GORDON is OPPOSED
AS DISTRICT JUDGE
AT HEARING TODAY

(Ccntinued from First PageD
he had nothing 10 add. Mai. Gordon
declared he did not know the individual
referred 10 by Mr. Smith and had never
gone on such fishing trip
Assistant District Attorney Nell
BursinShaw croSS-examined Mr.. Savage
about the details OF each Of the specific
cases in which Savage had complained
OF the action o fthe district a,lorrey'S
Office.
Answering questions put hy Nr,
BUrsinShaw. MIR. Savage. admitted iha.
he had been sent to Fort Leavenworta
Prison III 1919 as the result O! charges
OF alleged use OF The mails 10 defrauc.
and that later he was transferred TO s.
kliEabeth's Hospital from which he was
later released
Witnesses Are Examined.
Mr.. Savage declared. however. tha,
he obtained his release on naheaS
corpus proceedings and not because OF
the expiration OF any term. and that
ms release by haoeaS corpus WIS evi-
dence that he had been illegally held.
Tie told Senator Dencen that the rea-
son ne was transferred 10 ST Elixaoet
was because he had investigated conSi-
tons at Leavenworth and had sought
10 bring them III the attention Of the
Department OF Justice.
After Mr, AdriaanS had made his
complaint Senator pcneen INQUIRED as
to how long he had practiced law here
and whether he had ever had otss.
Guilty with the courts Mr., A6riaans ad-
mitted That he was diSnarred in 1917
III connection With a perjury charge
out contended that he had eee, cons
an injustice.
one OF the charges OF Mr.. Savage Was
that the district attorneys ofNcs haS
used obstructive methods 10 prevent
patients ut ST El;Saeeth'S from obtain.
lng their freedom. and that the ssiSfrir,
attorney was counsel for S,,pt, White a
81, EhTaeeth'S, In answer 10 this, Ma
t'erdon told the subcommittee that Ne
was required by law To represent MT
only the superintendent ct thar hNsnleai
eut the heads NJ all Government Se.
partmSntS in NfteatiNr
Evening star., 1928-03-13
SURPRISE IN PANAMA.


PANAMA CITY, March l3 P),-A
near sensation was created In yester-
days session OF the Assembly when
Deputy Enrique Jimenez introduced
motion for summoning the foreign min
lister before the Assembly to explain
current reports regarding relations with
Costa Rica. The motion was adopted
unanimously and the minister Is ex-
pected to appear this afternoon.
The motion caused a surprise nc-
cause II was not known publicly here
that there had been any new move
towe.i resumption OF relations since
the failure OF the mission intrusted 10
Or. Julio Fabrega In 1925. :,
Jimenez said he had heard well
founded rumor that official relations
we're about to be resumed. In order
not TO prejudice diplomatic neeotia-
tions. he suggested that a secret session
of the Assembly be held TO hear the
foreign minister.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Two STORMS OVER ATLANTIC.
U. 8. Aerologist Says HinchlifYe May
Avoid Them.

Lieut.. r. w. Richelderfer. aeroioeist
in the Naval Bureau OF Aeronaufics,
said today that IL Walter O. p. Hinch-
life is flying westward across the At
lantic Ocean he will encounter the
most favorable weather he could ex-
pect at this season of the year. He
added that a westward flight at this
time of the year is quite an uphill
proposition
Indications are that there are two
storms over the Atlantic of moderate
intensity. but IL the British pilot flies
over the northern route he will avoid
them. the expert said.
b. l.. Mitchell OF the Weather Bureau
said that reports from Iceland ana
Green and indicate that easterly winds
are blowing and 1t is possible that the
take was prompted by this fact.
Mr.. Mitchell said that q storm wss
moving south OF Newfoundland In an
eaEterly direction and that another was
moving eastward from the Great Lakes
region. The second storm, however,
probably would not be encountered by
the British flyer as IL is not expected
TO reach Newfoundland until after the
time the flyer would bs expected 10
pass that region.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
NATIONAL 6,BlE SCHOOL
PLANNED FOR CAPITAL
Columbia Training Greup 10 p,s-
euSs Campaign for runas
Tonight.

Plans To raise eagiIeg III develop
the Columbia Aihie TraniaS Scll<Nnl
into u nattnil Billie C<aiiese. to X. ~
Gated here III new centlal e,,isdtag
housing all the activities of the SslsSNA,
VIII De discussed At 4 meeting 81 Ae
held under the auspices vi the student
sfoup at o'clcek tonight at the WASH
mgton hotei
Representative RoeSk>n " kensucky
VII hs the principal Slseaker NJ tire eve
nins, and other speakers CuA the NY
eram include Aeiliaalin AlvSskN who
viii outline the Mture development et
the SehENat, Rev Raw Palmer Miss
El>ie Wade Stone and Rev, fhcMas
htoWne SNlnS MiN ee sting ey r, r
heartSlll and Mrs Fannie ShIeye heAtt~
sln and studentS number NIL ee
given ey the student gruup,
The support et the IN,lumaia hieas
Training Sig Aotl III its neN pIa,eet Viii
be accomplished entirely BY voluntary
contributions and stttA and the SehSs1
viii Ne endowed ny Men and women
tnteIeSssa IN reiiatosss eSi0eattNh, Rev,
RaesFl L. tNsts, pastor et A>euIS Meth
odtss k,iSeepal ChugcA sacnsa. y pEeSse
asat N the esAsa " txsAAkSaA ,ss,&...
Evening star., 1928-03-13
FAMOUS PERSONS FOUND
AIDED BY JESUS CHRIST
Rev. w. M. Depp Speaks at Noon
Ieuten Service in Keith's
Theater To-day.

"All famous men and women became
great through friendship with Jesus
Christ" Rev, w. NJ. Depp. pastor OK
Calvary Methodist Church, declared III
his address at the MONDAY lenten
services held today at keith's Theater,
under the auspices OF the Washington
Federation Of Churches, His subJee,
was THE Friends OF Jesus"
III we become friendly with Christ
and share the beautiful friendship with
his spirit" DR. Depp said 1T will mean
moral elevation and bring us our own
distinction Every generation produces
numerous men and women who through
friendship with Christ are transhgured
and become the idol OF the people"
Dr. q. NJ, pitfenderfer. pastor OF
Memorial Lutheran Church, presided
and offered prayer. Bishop William +.
Mcdowell OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. who was 10 address the services
this week. was unable 10 attend yeSter-
day and today. but will speak tomorrow
on The Duties of Religion"
Evening star., 1928-03-13
CITIZENS WOULD KEEP
PUMPING STATION OPEN
Congress Heights Association
Against Senate Action in ELM
mating Estimate for Project.

The closing OF the Second and Bry-
ant streets pumping station because D:
the elimination Of estimates for It's
maintenance In the Senate would create
a serious fire menace" throughout the
District. II was declared last night at 4
meeting OF the Congress Heights Citi-
zens' Association In the Congress
Heights Baptist Church.
II was pointed out that the discon-
tinuancc OF the Second and Bryant
streets station would throw the entire
burden of pumping water on the Dale
carlia station.
The association directed that letter
OF commendation be sent to william
Roberts for his work In representing
the Federation OF Citizens Associations
at the merger hearings OF the Public
Utilities Commission.
William 3. Kelly was nominated as a
candidate for election TO the Citizens
Advisory Council The parent-teacher
associations we're asked to cooperate 10
lower the number OF accidents among
school children by keeping the children
from playing on streets where the traf-
fic is heavy.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
TRADE BOARD MARKS
MARYLAND NIGHT

Tonight at Willard~~Epeak-
efs Listed.
Maryland night will be observed by
the Washington Board OF Trade al Its
monthly meeting this evening nj the
Willard Hotel, when score Ut Official.
Ut nearby Maryland. members OF the
Maryland delegation IN Congress and
other officials having TO do with co+on-
Grafton between ths District and Mary"
land VIII be guests 0f honoi,
Speakers 0f The occasion Will include
Senator Tydings of Maryland, Reprs~
sentative Zihlman. chairman of the
House District committee, Maj Brooke
Lee, speaker 0i tbs Maryland House Ut
Delegates. + Howard DnGketi. chair
man 0f the Suburban Sanitary Com
mission. snd Col, H. y drent. 81, en-
eciitiye officer Df the National Capital
rsfk and Planning Commission
Problems affecting both The Nati0nai
Capital ann Prince daafges snd Mont
gameTy counties viii be discussed
The meeting Is 10 be presided over by
Edwin g. Graham,
The three District Commissioners
havs Been invited ~ ettsna.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
List Of CalifOrnians
Believed Killed as
Huge Dam COllapscs

Fsy the Associated Piess.
NEWHALL. Calf, March Ia
The following is a partial list OF
residents i'm the flooded area who
are believed to have periShed in
the 30. Francis dam disaster.
They are:
Harvey S. Berry and wife.
Henry S. Mathis, his wife and
two children.
Henry Z. Burns, his wife and
two children.
Griffith Hughes, his wife and
two children.
william E. Weinland. his wife
and one child.
Carl J. Mathews, his wife and
three children.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Exemption Is Asked Under Muzzle Law
For Pekinese Dog With Diminutive Nose

hecauae her little Pekmes, dog Il So
unfortunate an 10 he without a nose pt
sufficient sise 10 support 4 mussle and,
Is, therefore, prohibited from riding ON
street cars Mrs, Thomas N Mel, l,augh-
In i9in Connecticut avenue, called AT
the District huiiding today To complain
tn Commissioner uouaherty and urgc
that something he done to correct the
inIustice,
The commissioner was busy with
mnmentous questions when Mrs Me
i.a.iehlm called aud she was invited Ia
tile her protest with the Police ID
Ra,lment, A few minutes later she
aaadc Asr appearance ia ,hs olilee VI
Evening star., 1928-03-13
SINCLAIR ON WAY EAST
AFTER VISIT WITH FALL
Former Cabinet Officers Illness
will Bar Him From New Trial
April z. Magnate Says.

by the Associated Press
EL PASO, Tex. March i3.~~fiarry p.
Sinclair was en- route East today after
inspecting oil properties In this district
and visiting with Albert Il. Fall. former
Secretary OF the Interior and co-de.
fendant with the oil magnate In tho
Teapot Dome conspiracy trial
Other than To reiterate his belief that
III health would prevent Mr. Fall from
attending the scheduled reopening ot
the conspiracy trial in Washington
April 2 Mir Sinclair declined to COM
ment on the case, lie previously stated
he did not come here to confer with the
former Secretary Of the Interior on the
trial
Evening star., 1928-03-13
DYNAMITE IS FOUND
IN CHURCH FURNACE
Pastor and Workmen Discover Ex.
plosive While Moving Heat.
ing Apparatus.

kpee1ai D!spArh 10 The star.
5TAUkTOE. Va. March i3.~-Three
sticks Of dynamite. . inches long, weigh
ing about hsif-poInd each, together
With 40 feet vi fuse. and Is caps, were
discovered IN a discarded furnace In the
bs ssemeDt Of OIivet Presbyterian Church.
one mile from 5tauntOn. by the pastor.
Rev. III. f. Truitt. who, with four work
men, was moving the furnace for tenn
ment here,
No fire had been In The furnace for
several months, as q new steam heating
Appaftus In in nSe.
Mr.. TriIitt could not sxpIhin the
presence Of the explosive.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
PUT UNDER $4,000 BOND.
Driver Captured In Running Fight
Held for Grand jury.

James A, Jackson. eolored, driver Of
the car which figured In u running sun
fight February between Jackson and
two motor cycle officers OF the twelfth
police precinct, from Mount olivet Gem
etery, along RladenSburg Nad To Vista,
Md, WAS held FOR the grand Jury under
$4,000 bond when arraiened this morn.
ing before Judge Isaac Il, Hit In psnlice
Court on two charges of assault with a
dangerous Weapon He Was also SEN
fenced to 80 Gays for reckless driving,
jackson has been III the hospital
since the tieht recovering from 4 blow
ON the head delivered by Otticer Wat
son Salkeid with the barrel ct his gun
after he had tried to drag Jackson on
his partner, Oillcer Ernest &, Spaulding,
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Mai Edwin n, HeSse and Lieut., L. l.
A, Edwards, assistant personnel effcer.
turned willing ear To her story,
The much mallgned little rektuess,
accompanied Mrs Meiaughlin on a
leash, lie did not have the appearance
Of being helllc,me aud Mrs Mciauahlin
assured Lieut. Edwards that he h pet.
'eetly harmless and there Is no apparent
reason why he should he barred tguln
the street ears
Il have tried evesvWhere IL set a mus.
die, !" Mrs, Mclaughlin said 0eus nome
VIII NJ hun YOU see he has M nuse,
aha muAale Will not STAY en \ des
That has 40 nAae,"
Evening star., 1928-03-13
COSTA RIGA HEARS
Of PANAMA PACT
Boundary Dispute Reported
Settled With Resumption
of Relations Near.

By Fhe AsSOTFAItU FFFSs
SAN JOSE. Costa Rica. March 13.-
Diario de Costa Rica today says a
convention between Panama and Costa
Rica settling the boundary dispute
will be signed In a few days. The
boundary has been In dispute since
1921. but lately secret negotiations are
said to have been conducted to end 1t.
The paper says 1t has learned from
confidential sources that the frontier
in the region of the Atlantic coast Is
not to be varied. but Is to remain
In the status quo which has held for
the last 80 years. Both countries are
to make concessions regarding the Pa
ciflc frontier,
Evening star., 1928-03-13

ID. C.. Resident Pays
1928 to Treasury
"COnscience Fund"

The Treasury Department yester-.
day received from some unidentified
person in Washington a 1928 con-
tribution to the conscience fund"
No explanation was given. The
contribution is the largest in many
months for this fund from WASH
inaton donor.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
MRS. COOPER DIES.

viVed by Two Sons,
HpeOIal Dispatch IN The star
CuLpEpER. Va. March - Mrs.
Roberta O'Bann0n Cooper, widow ot
Capt Silas Cooper, died AT her home
Ia Culpepef yesterday morning after an
extended period 0t Ill health,
Surviving arc Two SOMA, Henry OHan-
D0n Cooper, prominent attorney of
AlsRandria, aud Robert Cooper Ot
itoGky Mount, N, g. Also one brother,
Col PfesAley II, O'hannon of Kappa
hammock The funeral VIII take place
ffom si, fiephen's Epiacapal Church
ihls ailegnooa. .a...'.... ......-..
Evening star., 1928-03-13
81 Japanese Sailors Lost.

TOXIC. March ~ tApl. ~- All hope for
the safety OF the schooner Daiichi Maru
and the coastal coal boat Kashin Maru.
which disappeared Saturday night dur.
ing heavy storm. was abandoned today
when floating wreckage was discovered.
Both vessels were believed 10 have foun-
dered with all hands, totaling 6i
Evening star., 1928-03-13
LINDBERGH HOPS OFF
FROM CURTlSS FIELD
Leaves With Attorney for UnAn'
nounced Destination~~May
Go 10 West Coast.

By the Ass1aistAf pfeRk
CURTfSE FIELD, n. Y. March IA
Col Charles A. Lindbefgh, accompanied
by Henry Breckenridge, his counsel,
togk on In an airplsne al 1884 O'Clock
this afternoon for an unann0uhoed
destination.
IL was believed thai he intended 10
ny ultimately 10 San Diego. Calf, IN
eaay stages The fifst stop, his friends
believed, would bs ~ Albany, N, Y The
plane carried 500 gallons If gasoline.
The field gaa muddy, due 10 recent
SHOWS snd raltls, but the colonel hoped
~ Without dlfHcuiiy.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
NO RECORD or QUAKE.
Georgetown u. Seismograph Faiis TO
Record Tembi0r.

An exhaustive research today failed
to disclose any trace OF an earthquake
In California on the seismosfaph at
Georgetown University.
Director Tondorf declared there lis
not the slightest sign OF disturbance" :"
In the region OF the st. Francis Dam
Evening star., 1928-03-13

~ usf u the X-ray The poiice Oi
Springfield, Mo, succefdsd in t0catit
3 $500 diamond Ia the stomach 0f -
woman VINO Yss accused nj the theft
~ ine stone The x-fay was derided
upon after thorough search ~ tte
woman ~ ppIl6s NATIONS he'd failed 0f
Iesuits
Evening star., 1928-03-13
POWER LINES DOWN.
Wires Leading Into Santa Barbara
Swept Away.

SANTA BARBARA. Calf. March l3
ApJ.--The power supervisor OF the
Southern California Edison Co offlce
here early this morning announced that
the power lines OF the company leading
into Santa Barbara had been swept
away by the food OF water released by
the breaking OF the st. Francis reservoir
dam In San Francisquito Canyon.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
MAY WIN $.s.Oee.
Hincheliffe Has Chance for Prize Of
fered by Newspaper.

PHILADELPHIA. March l3 P)-
Capt. Walter G. p. Hinchcliffe. British
flyer. who left Cranwell Airdrome. in
England, today for an unannounced
destination. would receive a prize of
S25 900 IL he made nonstop flight to
Philadelphia.
1t was offered August last by the
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. and
stands for one year. An attempt was
made late last Fall 10 withdraw the
prize when weather conditions became
severe, but. under the rules OF the Fed
Grafton Aeronautique Internationale and
the National Aeronautic Association, II
remains in force until the completion OF
the period for which 1t was posted,
August 4, 1928.
TWO STORMS OVER ATLANTIC.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Glee Club to Sing.

Aprriai Dispatch 10 The star,
sTAuNTON. Va. March is.~~'rhe
ulee Club OF the Manch College ni
Music will give recital Thursday eve.
ming at Fishbufne Military School,
WAynesboru
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Dlsee that disappeared from his
tory END has now only Just come 10
Tait j. Bethel in Palestine. For cen
tpties the site ~ this Old Testament
toNp has been unknown, bli hiss now
bfen siscoyeFe6 by sTcEfoI0glsts.