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Evening star., 1928-05-03
FIREMAN INJURED
IN 3STORY LEAP
Breaks Ankle in Jump-Suf-
fering From Nervous Disease,
Hospital Reports.

Frightened when he thought he heard
footsteps on the stairway leading to his
room, Pvt. Henry Pruden, 80 years
Did, of No. % engine company. District
Fire Department, jumped from the third
story of the house at 1843 Calvert street
this morning, landed on the roof Of a
one-story garage and then left the
scene, although he had suffered a
broken ankle in the fall.
After he had been absent for about
an hour and while police were looking
for him, he returned to his home in a
taxicab. NeighborS notified the tenth
~ecinct, and he was taken TO Emergency
Hospital in the patrol wagon.
Pruden had been assigned TO tenn
porary clerical work in Chief George S.
Watson's Office since January 81. but
returned TO his company Tuesday. Yes
terday, his companions say, he did not
report for duty until nearly II O'Clock.
During the afternoon he suddenly ran
from the engine house, and, coatless,
jumped in his car and left. He was
later located in his room in a highly
nervous state 1t was said.
At the hospital it was said today
that Pruden is suffering from nervous
disease.
This morning his two brothers ar
rived from Seaboard NJ c., while police
were searching for the fireman. They
said that they had come in response to
a telegram.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
c. A. WH|PPLE DIES;
WAS MURAL ARTIST
Became Well Known Figure
at Capitol, Where He Re-
touched Paintings.

Charles A. Whipple, mural artist, for
several years prominent figure at the
Capitol, where he had been seen by
thousands of persons, while re was re-
touching the famous Brumidi paint
ings, died in local sanitarium yester-
day after an illness Of several months.
He was 50.
During the years in which he re-
touched the works of art in the Capt.
tol corridors, he was interrogated by
many hundreds of visitors. whose cues
tions he was ever ready to answer, ire
quently giving detailed descriptions OF
the works Of art there. 1t was IN this
way that he met the Young woman who
became his bride several years ago.
THE Spirit of 1917" panel in the
Capitol. is perhaps the best Known OF
his many paintings. He was a close
friend of the late Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge and painted portrait of him
before the Senator's death.
Mr.. Whipple resided here at 1912 r
street. The body is being sent today TO
Natick. Mass. where funeral services
will be conducted tomorrow afternoon
at 4;30 o'clock at the home of his
nephew. Lewis E. Whipple. Interment
will be at Southboro. Mass.
MIR. Whipple is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mathilde Bartels Wilhelm Whipple
and his nephew.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Alexander and Ella Cook boy.
Arthur B. and Annie r. Cation. boy.
/. L. and Rolena smith boy.
Leon A. and Elton r. Barber. boy.
John +. aud Molle r. Adams. girl.
John r and Mary E. Allison. girl.
Antonio and Adelina Piccaoni. girl.
Rnginold and Estelle Mann. girl.
Lee NJ. and Gladys z. Duncan. boy.
Edward p. and Lillian F HeFndon. boy
Robert F. and Anna l.. Mawhluney. boy,
James L. and Marion II. Burke. hoy.
Raymond L. and Josephine c. Taylor. boy.
Richard and sally A. Morrison. boy.
Alton and Helen A. Young. boy.
Robert " and Esther L. Knox. girl
Adrian r. and Iva r Miller. girl
Edward r and Bessie r. Primer. girl
Hayden B. and Margaret E Jones girl
Hilary and Hazel ". Herrell. girl.
John &. and Marian c. Ness. girl.
Adolph and Esther e. Seigel, girl.
Rocert F. and Iryie E Trammer girl
Leroy and Beatrice Z. Harris. boy.
Fred and SallIe Tlllmau. girl.
Andrew and Florence J Wood. Rirl.
Melvin and Ethel Hutchinson. girl.
Jake and Nancy Lee girl.
CASTOR and Lucy Powell boy
Matthews and Alice Bailey. hoy.
Robert AMI Helah Johnson. boy.
Walter B and Blanche HOLMAN. boy
Harry NJ and Lena '. Smith. hoy.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
9n Memoridm.

husband ard fs,her fIENEST T. oI1 DANr
d3y May 3 1923.
We have only your memory dear father.
10 remember our whole life through.
ana Won are the one We will never forge;
For We are alTavz thinking 0f r0I
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HAWKINS. A tribute of lore ~ memory
BERTHA II HAWKINS who entered ne
nay@1 Of rest nine years ago today. MAJ
A We love.i her. 60 We miss her
in our memory she's always dear.
Loved. remembered l0ugad for alxays
HFR Hlpfj3s HTsRaSD nsa5 AS6 'snf fbi.raGHTFg ifa5 Mr.
59HH Gn4 mr. prdS,ISs HAWKINS AND MRS
nv dear 5asbsgj 9i leTBT eRBTE fe KTS r5 %
passed away Nav ,. 1925
Gone dear husband gore forever.
But Won left me 10 remember
WIFE MRS LETTTE KING.
mother MATILDA A. KING. who departed
this life one year ago today. May 3 1927
You suffered hours. yes. hours Of pain.
Tin God i9 Alone 'Ie ETew 0af Wbs, al ra. ~ vsl sast
HER DEVOTED son = JAMES " ". KING.
MtRsHAIL1 .is; III Il l9yi1s w.qqqry q nv dsa,
away oBe year az0 today. Nav o 1927.
How I miss your smiling face.
NO sorrow can ever tell
YOUR LOVING SISTER ALBERTA.
MCNAMARA. In loving uen7orv Of our dea-
wife aud mother. SARAH z MCNAMARA
who dsDaFted this life three wears ago TO-
day Nav 3 1925
Loving and kind in all her ways
InriEht and just u the end Of her daya
SluceFe and Kind IN heart and mind
What beautiful memory she left behind.
We miss your help your CHEEKY WAYS:
With yOu We speIt our haDpiest davs.
We miss Won when We need a friend:
On ty0u We all eoutd deneEd
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
PENNELLA. In sad but loving renenr-
hrance Of nv beloved wife. SARAH n
PENNELLA. who departed this life one
wear ago today May 3, 1927
God bless her: NAV she rest In peace
MARTIN PESSELLA.
ROSA B RIDGELY. who deDartei THIS
lie one wear ago today. May 3. 1897.
A devoted sister. a loyal friend.
Her place can never be filed.
THOMAS. In sad but loving remembrance
OF our dear wife and mother. REBECCA
THOMAS who died thirteen wears aEo to-
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS. In loving remembrance Of orr
dear father. Jrd<e WESLEY WILLIAMS
who Geparted this life one wear 7<p today.
Nav 3. 1927
IL is only step that divides Us father.
From glory no mortal has sse7
shall tnd YOU wbrn death grim ErEerS
Have lifted the veil haf tween.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN MRS Is
TELLE JONES AND ALFRED JAMES.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Deaths.

Ssy 1sss 'a 4 20 me- %i5a@.'saIl 5.T ss.l
sTOyALI beloved mother Of the is,s
GarogD Gar. gD. st9ysl .'y She leaves e morn their
brother. James Allen and host Of other
relatives and friends. Funeral Saturday
sasS.d Nay 3 at s1lo,s 10 am: from 81 Augus.ine's
sung for the reDoss Of her soul
ST0vALL. -OfHcers and members of 81.
ni.,Iff nnionIffas Ladies, Agxlliary, No. l40 and
Sister MARC ARET sTovALI.. u Cal az meet. n ~
nv. at 2 30 m. Funeral mass SATURDAY..
MAY .. ST Augustine's Church al 10 a m
THMAkl9ITk Il ~ .rK,rT ,LrJcKETT D5strc President
ELIZA HOLTON. Auxiliary President.
TAYLOR. On Thursday. Nav 3 1919 a.
go am a' Garfield Hosni,al SAMUEL
devoted son Of Sophia Taylor. Ior,nr
father Of sophronia Taylor and hrothar
I.omax chapel 400 s Il NV. S5,,Io a.,
funeral hereafter
TOWNSEND. ~! On we,,ia1esssoiag, Nay .. 1923
THoMAs TowNi&EsiS;D' Nisi; 'i'fr5 Fare.3l -, ~. ~.
ices az the above address THURSDAY NAY
at p.m- interment snow Hill Nd
VAN pIdOREN. Suddenly. On Wednesday. Nav
st; Nv. DoRoTHY P. yAY ToREE be.
owed wife Of Theodore J Van Do-an.
mother 1913 Illinois ave. nv n 5Ts- ne
day MAY , at pm Interrnert " n.
chester Va.
WEST. On Tuesday. Nav !. 1923. a. Cal.
hn=er Hospital IDA MAY beloved vtf4
chapel. 5,h and H sta nv. On Friday
May q. at D.m Relatives and friends
invited. lntnrment Cedar Hi!i Cemetery.
WHIPPLE. On Wednesday Na7 iAoa
CHARLES AGAR WHTPPLE whose rrsf.
dence was a. 1912 Fl. n. 4 Funeral A. tie
residence Of ms nephew. LEWIS 2 WHIP
pLaE6 Natie< Mass. an FRIDAY. Nav 4 a.
30 pm Interment at southboro. Masz .
WILLIAMS. On Thursday MAY 2 1893 AZ
Freedmens Hospital MAGGIE WILLIAMS
devoted daughter ~ seth and Marie " II
lIams. She slso lnavrs three brothers and
Two sisters Funeral sunday Nav 3 AZ ,
nm; from the Firs; Bartist Church Ne--i-
neId Va Remains resting AZ the "
Ernest Jarvis % funeral Dariors cac2
Evening star., 1928-05-03
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; warmer tonight.

District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; warmer tonight.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, IA; 8 pm, 69:
II midnight, 54; 4 am, At; 8 am, 81;
noon, 49,
Barometer a pm. 29.s9; 8 pm,
30.05; II midnight. 30l0: am, 30.12;
8 am, 1920, noon, 3018.
Highest temperature, rs, occurred at
5 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature,
Al, occurred at 4 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 86: lowest, 54.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide. LOO am. and / so
pm; high tide, 7:l2 am. and 7:39 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1:59 am. and
2:32 pm: high tide. 7:49 am. and
8;18 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose sos am: sun sets
1902 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:O7 am: sun
sets 7:03 pm.
Moon rises GOA pm; sets 4:45 am.
Automobile lamps TO be lighted one
half hour after sunset,
Condition of the Water.
Great FallS-Very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
E. X. CHAPMAN Is DEAD.
ormer Resident of D. c. Buried
at PHILADELPHIA.

Former Resident of D. c. Buried
at Philadelphia.
Edward K. Chapman. II, former resi-
dent of this city, died at his home in
Philadelphia Sunday.
For many years Mr. Chapman was
department manager for Saks g. Co.
In 1897 he went to Indianapolis. Ind,
to take charge of the Saks g. Co. branch
there, later engaging in the clothing
business for himself there. For the
past % years he had lived at Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Chapman was a life member of
st. Johns Lodge, F. A. A. NJ. here and
was q thirty-second degree Mason. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma
knight Chapman, and son, Rial l..
Chapman He also leaves two brothers
and a sister
Funeral services were conducted in
Philadelphia yesterday. Interment also
was there.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Telephone Society to Banquet.

The Telephone Society Of Washington
will hold its twentieth annual banquet
at the Mayflower Hotel tonight at Z
o'clock. General officials of the tele-
phone company, who will be guests Of
the society will speak About 500 reser-
vations have been made.
The Telephone Society is composed OF
male employees of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
MRS. KNAPP FLAYED.
IN COURT AS CHEAT.
Former New York Secretary
of State Denounced at
Opening of Trial.
nr ,hn Associated Press.


ALBANY. N. Y. May 3,-Mrs. Flor
ence E. S Knapp. first woman ever to
hold a State elective Office. today heard
& special deputy attorney general char
acterize her in court as cheat and a
swindler for the alleged la ,eny of State
funds during the census enumeration
that she managed as secretary of state.
George z. Medalie. the prosecutor. be-
gan his opening statement to the jury
in Mrs. Knapp'S trial for grand larceny
Evening star., 1928-05-03
CARDS of Tbanks.

Burn. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the kindness
and lovely floral tributes extended TO our
beloved daughter and wife. Mrs BESSIE
r. BURN. during her Illness and at the
time of her death.
Mr. AND MRS G. W. ZIMMERMAN
AND Mr.. JAMES W. BURN
FERRARO. The husband and children of
LAURA V FERRARO wish TO express
their thinks for the expressions of sym
pathv and beautiful floral tributes at
FERRARo FAMILY -
WASHINGTON. We wish 20 extend our sim
cere thanks to our many friends for their
kindness during the Illness and death of
our devoted father. Rev. ALBERT c.
WASHINGTON THE CHILDREN
Evening star., 1928-05-03
LOST.


RAG-~w,ll finder ot bags. lost near Willard.
please return picture in hathoN 10 Mrs, John
Long, &aa Park ave. YOUNGSTOWN. OhlOy
BAR P1N-~Saturday between Mintwood pt
small diamonds Reward il returned To
1888 Mlntwood nl. Phone Col. ad6
BILL FOLD containing three twenty dollar
other cards Reward If returned TO NJ 5.
Lowen. 5ait Sth NV -- -
BOSTON nUII~-~3 months old; white fore.
head black SPOT, answers name "Ioo)ev.'
ReWad Wisconsin 4la4.
GLASSES tortoise she'll Wednesday on II
81. hetween Govt rrinttng once and snd
near IIth and Clifton Reward. SOC West
Clifton Terrace Columbia sal
HANDBAG. black medium size eontaining
s.asses ard aoy, Return to lloS MARYLAND
iNsrALLMENT PURCHASE CERTIFICATES
No, 100, dated J9ne i9SI, shares
re.. hox h oG s4Sv Sta siar as5 asS5 Reward a.d
PAIR or nIFocAl, CLASSES probably on
= or g .tf.gs MA Ma nn9Eg communicate
PIN-Rar pin oue diamond . sapphircs
lost THURSDAY mornnE ~ federal Amer!can
National hank Ma,a d4S@ oF North aSaa
Reward, -.
riN ) circle II sapphtres aud pearls on
Department store Reward call CNpleS
Courts, Ant, ala after e pm m.-... ..-
lNN' h El lHAllk w edutstaN. pUl-s AVtfrf
Market ar 1lth 4 MopFpe a.e street car
fueketbook enhtaiuos pairs of sprc{aSlrs
aUd moneN Reward Phone fot. da1s,I
rOCKEFnook blue ON Potomac rask drive,
Wednesday afternoon tnntalmnk m2net,
drivers urFWtt vanity NtN H0def please
ralt tieVe .sIh.MR Reward .-
rol1CE noa~~5 montts ec@wn With black
stupe dlwn hack yellow hrcast named
"JeH' male Reward lincoln atuo.
POLICE noG named lady" dark brown
fas Na. AT0 Noltty T Ctsseli ColesNille,
Md, Ashton ds tA. -----------.-.-r
PURSE tan and blue, on nurieith has Party
eau keen money. out piessa return rosary
tievn 49nH -
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thHu ~
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Willard
ST nERNARn nOG larse ,straseA teom
turned i Fheao Wallis Clutch 20 b'
WRIST WAT1iIr~uaid. hlacriet Klstu
movement "Wednesday night Vittnsty Ma
tlnnAl IhrAlaE. hnMAll lNlnmhlA NlxAs
Evening star., 1928-05-03

this morning before Supreme Court JUS
tice Callaghan, appointed by the gov
ernor to conduct special term to hear
the charges of maladministration.
Chart Shows Salary Payments.
"'The indictment in this case" Med
allie began, charges that on November
IT, 1925, the defendant stole from the
State of New York check in the
amount of $2.S75.06."
Just before court convened a clerk
hung against the wall in full view of
the jury box huge chart indicating
census salary payments to six relatives
of Mrs. Knapp. The chart showed the
amounts of the payments and the
periods covered i'll each case and quick
ly became the subject of the first OBJ
lection of the actual trial.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
90 the Health Department in the past ~
honrs.
Lucy A Blake. 81. sl4 Taylor st
Sarah f. Deland. rs Homeopathic Hos
pilal
Sadie NJ Wilson. IS. Mayiower Hotel
julia E. Neal. 65. on train at Union
Station.
Raleigh C. Thomas. So c50I Pa. ave-
Apt ~.
Witold De Zuchlinski. 40 St. Elizabeth's
Hospital
Antonio LonEo Al. 34I6 9th St ne.
William f. Bareley. 80. 333 jefferson ST
Infant. OF Alton and Helen A. Young, /
day. Sihley Hospital.
Infant OF Kenneth C. and Frances 6
Craglow. 2ll hours siblev Hospital
Thomas A. Dorcey so. 1908 Montello
ave. ne.
French z Carter. As. Freedmen's Hospital
Robert Thompson. IS 9 Aliens court wv
Annie Smith. =. l3l + 81. sw.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Check Declared False.

Leading up to the place of the chart
in the States case, Mr.. Medalie in
general way outlined the avenue of at
tack The check itself was false, he de-
clared because Clara Blanche Knapp
did not work for the State of New
York on the census or otherwise at the
time covered by the check or other
time. or did not earn $2,87506 or any
amount" and Florence E. S, Knapp
knew the representation to be false.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Field Day at Wheatley School.

Field day was held at Wheatley
School. Neal street and Montana avenue.
yesterday afternoon with a crowd OF
parents as spectators The exercises
included dances and drills and running
and jumping events. Mrs Henrietta
Burris and Miss Susanne Mellichampe
were in charge.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
MarriaQE.

SCHAEFER-SANF0RD On January Il
Ia3s. VIRGINIA RAE SANFORD and
EDWARD X, SCHAEFER. both OF Wash
iHgton %. {
Evening star., 1928-05-03

Florence. Italy plans the erection Of
many new schools.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
FOREIGN.

q an. Greenwich time todsyA
Stations. TenpeFatur,, Weather
London, England. 49,. 80 Part cloudv
fariS, France ........ Sd Cloudy
Ntena. Austria. ....... 66 Clear
Berlin Germany ,...... 50 Clear
topenhagen. Denmark IA Clear
stock khuim, Sweden ... al Clear
GlbraltaF Spain ..,.... 81 Rain
. Noon Greenwich time. todav.l
horta tFaSatl Azores. 66 Part cloudy
=, tCurnrnt observations.
Hamilton. Bermuda. zoe, 66 Part cloudy
san Juan Porto Rico. s. Part cloudy
Havana, Cuba. ........ as Clear
Colon. Canal Zone. e. ,.. s. Cloudy
Evening star., 1928-05-03

FIELDS. Departed this life on Teiesssay,
Nav !. l92S at II As am a. Freesi'
mems Hospital. in triumph of faith
RUTH FIElDS - wears eli. Leaves IL
mourn her less husband father two siS-
teFs. one brother, nleeeS and host of other
relatives and friends. Remains ean hs,
seen FRIDAY, NAV 1 40 late honle, Sus
l.. {, ne Funeral SUNDAY from Mount
olive Baptist Church 9Th ST. het /, and
NJ 4
Evening star., 1928-05-03

MAkkuAM, On Wednesday, Nav 9 AGES,
~ SleleS Hospital Mti.LlE NJ widow ek
Heen NJ Flynn and Mrs Fiorenes u
IAmpbeil Services At her late ressdener,
SSlT iSt 81 NV, ON Friday MAY 4
C ! O'Clock, lHtegmeut at EatOn Rapids
Evening star., 1928-05-03

NT BERNARD noe large stratel trem
pinn itili Farm Virginia kpWatd II tc
turned fhnao Falls Church 90 49,. a.
WRlsT WAFCiIm-uaid, hra~'let klsiu
movement "Wednesday night Nittnsty Ma
t!anal IAsAieL.. heMaIl LalNnlMa IL u -
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Studebaker Stand'd Coach.
Paint and rubber rood mechanically like
new; carries new car guarantee See this
car
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE 81

WANTED-TO buy clea- lots in neighbor-
hood of West Virginia Ave. n. e.. for
building purposes; must take back second
trust for purchase price, Apply p. o. Box
4012 Chevy Chase p. o
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE or RENT st. N. e. =
rooms and bath. h ~ h h electric: will
able monthly payment. Call OWNER,
Franklin 6091.
NEAR CAR and bus line: rms. b.. cleo,
h.-w.h.. gar. e chicken houses; acre
ground: Southern Ave-. bet. Goth and 61st
SITS. Capitol Heights. Nd. Ca. 46e-W.
OWNERS or FOLLOWING HOUSES said
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plan or low rentals. Inspect ard make US
your offer You can save big money. Act
quickly. First-floOr flat. eEc Newton Fl
n. W.: rooms. bath. brick s. " N. W.;
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big corner lot. 8 rooms. frame, garage;
ThrtftOn Village, va. 7.room bath. frame, e.
double garage. CoIored. 202 10Th 81. e.
B.. 6-roOm bungaIOw: 1917 Kraemer 3. q:
6-room frame; 763 Hobart PL. d. W.. Q
rooms bath. brick: 1922 9th N. W.. b
rooms. bath. brick. big garaye Garages.
rear 4OIS Ga, Ave-. 81 mo: sear Colony
Theater, SIS no.: also 1870 Delaf1etd Fl.
Many lots different sections.
N. E. RYON CO., me-,
AIS 18th. 1928 ST.
Clarendon 1850. 1000 WILSON BIyd.
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE S3
R4TTTRY PARK Nd. unimproyed lot on
f1ayed street: near school. Address BOX
f33. Times.H Herald
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE -
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sflali stock dairy and poultry farms.
write Chae d. Green, 1908 Hanlline Sc. y: z;
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MARKETS Grow oraneeA. taigeFinee. grapes
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nsR PnpS$s,a 4l FarnIs. only 3B rnfIes from
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Investigate our standing. then write for
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OPPORTUNITIES for Used Listed 7oddys Classified
Automobiles IS
SEE THESE
OUTSTANDING VALUES
BEFORE BUYING.

Hudson Coach, Late Model.
Good paint and rubber mechanically
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26

EASTMAN KODAKS AND PHO- TOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26
FIVE HUNDRED TAKEN IN CHICAGO DRACkET
 BOOZE SPEAKEAS|ES

CHICAGO, Oct, 25, (P)-Raids on saloons and beer flats netted 492 prisoners in the weekend dragnet sent out to clamp down the lid on vice and gambling, here. The raids were concentrated on what is re- garded as the most troublesome district on the West Side.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26
OLDTTMER INJURED

Seriously injured when he fell on the ice at Fort Yukon, Lynn Short was brought to Fairbanks last week where he is now said to be out of danger, reports the News Miner. MT. Short is an oldtimer of the Fort Yukon district. He formerly oper- engaged in the fur farming busi- ness.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26
.FRENCHiNEN MIXED IN NEWSPAPER SCANDAL
 AROUND NAVAL PACT

PARIS, Oct, 25, (P)-M. deNoblet young French diplomat and Roger DeLeplanque, Partisan journalist, were reported as the mediums thru which Harold Horan, Hearst Press representative, secured the secret French Naval documents, which re- suited in his being expelled from the country.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26
DAMPNEss TEAMMATES CONGRESS CANDIDATES
 IF NEW YORK STATE

WASHINGTON, Oct, 25, (P)-Re- plies of 10 candidates for Congress in New York, to a questionaire seek ing their views on prohibition, re- vealed that five favor the repeal of the Volstead Act, three want revi- sion and only two desire the law as it now stands.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26
TOAST IF MOBILES SHE VAS A BEAUTY.
 NQ|U SCRUbN0MAN

CHICAGO, Oct, 25, (P)-Press re- ports are that Anita Keep, a Chica- go beauty of the gay eos, who once reigned sumptiously in her own vil- la at Monticello as the toast of European wits and nobles, is a scrub woman living in a South Side basement.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26

Mining operations in the Val- deg Creek district have been sy.s- pended for the season. following the arrival of cold weather, and number of the men who spent the summer in that busy section of the railroad belt are now con- ing out for the winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26
HospitabIe Guard Is
 On Trial For Life

MOUNT VERNON, Wash, Oct, 26, (P)-A jury of six men and six women have been chosen to try K. K. Kyler, former guard in the Nor thern State hospital for the in- sane at Sedro Wooley, on a first degree murder charge. Kyler is ac- cured Of beating to death John Hesford, a patient from Belling- ham.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26
TWO LOs ANGELES WOMEN DEAD FROM
 POIs0N0Os LIQUOR

LOS ANGELES, Oct, 25, (H)-With two women dead from poison liq- uor, police intensified their anti rum campaign here. Both women obtained the liquor from the same bootlegger.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-26

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