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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11
Muncie Downs Central

MUNCIE, Ind, May 1.-THE Bail
Teachers College nine Of this city
defeated Indiana Central, Thurs
day, to 4, in six innings. Rain
prevented the teams going the full
route.
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ingly up to re-
ceive , the his
toric cup from
the hands of
t h e prince of
Wales.
1t was at this
same course Ha-
gen won the
British open in
1922 with an ag-
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ae Hagen T2ipnphs in British open Golf Championship

FIELDER HAS RIGHT, OF WAY
What are the rights of the
fielder and the baserunner reIa-
tive to a batted ball?
TINE fielder always has the right
a of way when making a play on
a batted ball. He must be given
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11
American Pro Star Wins Title for Third Time
With Splendid Aggregate of 292;
Wales Presents Cup.
BIZ United Press


SANDWICH, England May 11-Walter Hagen today sue
ceded Bobby Jones British open golf champion winning
title for the third time with splendid aggregate of 1892
The American G. A. title holder PLAYED briIan par
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Won EOraC VS. OOIFdl
RN United Press
CHICAGO, May lotto Won
Porat, hard hitting Norwegian
heavyweight, has begun final train
ing here for his 10-round bout Tues
day night with Napoleon" Jack
Dorval, Jack KearnS' protege.
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The New York Giants battery of
Fitzsimmons and Hogan did most
of the hitting which enabled the
league leaders to nose out the
Pirates to 4, and increase their
hold on first place by full game.
Pittsburgh dropped from third place
to fifth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11

Faced with demands for a shake
up, Manager Ray Schalk shifted the
White Sox lineup and got the club
out of the cellar with a 9 to victory
over the Red SoX, who helped mat
tiers along with six errors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11

The st. Louis Cardinals are up in
third place as a result of their fourth
consecutive victory, scored over the
hapless Phillies, to 4.
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rounds over the royal st. Georges course
steady as clockwork, while his more tempera-
mental rivals cracked, and later stepped smil-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11
Big League Stuff
BY United Press

by OnICeu freSS----
Thursdays hero: Babe Ruth, who
broke up a pitchers battle at Yankee
Stadium with one of the longest
homers of his career, putting him
two up on his 1927 record. The
Bambino's seventh of the season
scored two Yanks ahead Of him and
enabled New York to defeat the
Cleveland Indians, to 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11

A wild tenth inning featured the
Standardization game, the Braves
breaking a to 3 tie by scoring four
runs, and then checking the Reds
after the latter had scored three
times in their half. Carl Mays was
the victim in the big inning which
gave Boston a Z to 6 victory.
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Toledo ........... 40 003 1913 Is 2
st. Paul ........... 010 200 SOL 10 3
Palmero and o'Neil; Polli. Kirsch and
Kenna, Tesmer.
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Won Porat VS.. DOrval

Brooklyn at Chicago postponed. ra
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11

HANDICAPS for At women golf
Il Il ers have been posted on the
bulletin boards which reveals a large
number of feminine players for a
new club. Roy Smith, Avalon pro,
also states that he has forgotten
some Of the players and asks that
he be notified.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-11

Next year Riverside and several
other municipal courses are going
Evening star., 1928-06-20
PHELPS STUDENTS
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
l6 Trade School Boys Are Given
Certificates at Com.
mencement.

Certificates Of graduation In the
trades courses of the Phelps Trade
School we're granted tolls s6ldents in
commencement exercises presided over
at 1880 o'clock this morning by Or. J.
Hayden Johnson. member of the Roard
of Education.
Howard H Long, assistant Superin-
ten6ent iii charge of colored schools.
presented the diplomas. and Garnet c,
Wilkinson. first assistant Superinten-
dent in charge q schools Of the same
divisions. spoke briefly to the gradu-
ates. Songs by the school body and
prayers by Rev. r. W. Brooks COM
pleted The program, in which Charles
NJ Thomas addressed the students.
Certificates were awarded as follows:
Clifford E. Green. Thomas l.. Profit,
Leroy S. Coates. DeloEier Ianham,
Everett T. Armstrong, Elroy NJ Math-
ews, James l.. Hicks. Cecil w Ruhb.
Frank T., Granton. Othello WASHINGTON,
Thomas II, Wilson. Joseph N. Sparks,
Theodore Dorsey. William E. Irby. Will
liam H. Jackson and William T. Baker.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
irene Freda shuman, Frances Yvonne

Irene Freda shuman. Frances Yvonne
Weinstein.
Martin Aaronson, william Edward
Barker, Roland Newton Benninghoven,
William McGivern Bishop John Clar-
ence Brown. ir.. Michele Angelo Carta,
Nathan Paul Cohan, Milton Cohen.
Ralph Orville Compton, Bernard Paul
Cox, Frank PlouZe Davis. Louis Penrose
Eberle. Morris Marcus Fox. Henry An
tony Galotta, Milton Hover. Oliver Ber-
rard Jones. Richard Edward Keefer,
Louis Harry KeSsler. Manuel Samuel
Klawans. Irving Franklin Lash. Louis
Levcnthal, Nicholas John Libert. Charles
Aloysius May. Frederic James Moore,
Edwin Joseph Moves. Gilbert Louis
Potts. Norris Aaron RoSen. Max Frank
Ryan. Agostino Joseph Scala, Charles
Colman Silverman. Israel Silverman
Jack Sian, Joseph Tarshes and Roy
Lee Wynkoop.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
Flags

Standard Wool Bunting American Flag-size
4x6-with all fast colors, sewn stripes and stars,
reinforced corners and heavy canvas-bound
edge, with eyelets for attaching cord to pole,
$5.7S.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
Flags and Toys for a Safe and Sane Fourth
Noisemakers for Young Folk

1fO'oeH1uhe1SJ JU1 IUuHg TO1h
s-inch Silver Sparklers Soc dozen packages
l0-inch Silver Sparkers, ST dozen packages
18-inch Silver Sparklers, Soc dozen
711-inch Red and Green Dipped Lights,
10c dozen
1S-nch Red and Green Dipped Lights,
SOC package
Non-poisonous Smokes Sc each
Ronson Machine Gun, 81 -
Ronson Star Light, Csc
Ronson Revolver, 5oc-Caps, Sc package
National Automatic Cap Pistol and Caps, 2sc
Machine Gun Ammunition, 10c package
Evening star., 1928-06-20
Buttons
For Sumner Frocks

White Crochet Buttons, in ball
and fiat shapes.
Csc to 38c dozen
Black and White, and Colored
Bone Buckles and Slides.
SOC to ST. each
BUTTONS AND TRIMMING, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
Lace Yokes

These Lace Yokes are ready to
finish the neck of a frock or
for a gown. There are match
ing pieces that may be used for
cuffs and pockets.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Continued }


PIANO LESSONS taught by conservatory TO, Y
or children, Address Box 7a.z. Star Office.
YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF LEARN
ing telephone switchboard operating: Come
and enroll in our new class before 1t is too
late: easy. fascinating course. Oxford Bldg.
14th st. bet. N. Y. ave. and II.
TEACHER DESIRES position as tutor. for
summer months: high and graded school ex.
pcrience. Phone Silver Spring 213. Il
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT quickly: expert
lady and men instructors. Conover. 2l2S
II st. NV. West 306S.
INTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL COURSE. %
years in Washington. art for commercial pur'
poses interior decoration. costume design.
pattern drafting etc start now; Open all
Summer. Ask for new catalog. Livingstone
Academy. 1917 Rhode Island ave. North
at34. -
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN.
uuire about our new method: licensed white
men: established 10 wears. Call Line. a2.
THOSE WITH UNDEvELOpED TALENT
FOR DRAWING--Largc studio offers unusual
training evenings; will interview only those
dcsirous ot making Commercial Art their
profession. Address Box 309.V. Star office
NATALIE SCHOOL OF MARCEL WAVE
Tor men, women, by. French expert: perma..
nent wave also taught. Inquire 1917 T.
ART TRAINING.
Aoung man or lady with ability at draw
ing TO learn commercial designing from ex'
pert artists Write all details and phone
number 20 Box 13.v. Star office.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
MEN!
The Secrets of Money Making
are a Science.
We Teach You These Secrets.
They are Principles in
This Business.

Hundreds of men have become successful
~ a1,s Rs Thsre aer are ,wo nSs
patented speciality We are selling. and the
The statesmen in this busness are taught
three secrets of success. The first one of
these secrets, which y principle. y worth
thousands of dollars 20 any man who wants
20 make money in selling.
Regardless Of everything else, you cannot
house. 10 make money. you must get into
a field where there IL money. Specially
selling pays from two 70 fye times nn,cs az much
electrical specially that has a field almost
as large AZ that Of the automobile. Stores
u this Speciality. but we pledged our first
men that this business would always he
have kept our word 70 them. We have ais1
kept our word not 20 change the rate OF
There are nine basic patents on this spe-
ciaIty. This viii show you that the article
IL revolutionary. There are few articles to-
cured. The ninth patented feature on this
nrsieis is ande" " ns, ,ns n9rf n,izsd az
eliminating fies. moths. mosquitoes, bed
bugs. reaches and ali yernin without poison.
good man, who viii learn the demon.
yes.mens IL required.
Men who wil learn this business ,,,l..i,. and
partial list Of mems earHings the week he
fore this ad was written. Many of these
'fntIy. None Of the earnings given are
maxinum by any means.
Mr. by earned s92 90 for the week.
Mr., Sc earned 500 % for the week.
Mr. G~--y earned Sol 90 for the week.,
M, NJ. a new man. earned $4,000
M. Ar earned gs7 so for the week.
Ar. K--I earned si3D,0O for the week.
New statesmen. who join our orgahlza.
ton spend two days iB the field With pro-
daoeFs and see for themselves how much
money is made IN this business and Just
hoy IL is made.
We have something 20 seIl and know
how IN sill IL.
II Yon mean business and are willing 10
work. are eieansaut 8n1 ambitious. and
ready 10 Day the prize for sueeesk, you WIN
| p0t i've wasting sour time 10 Investigate
| Within short time We have grown from
a nHslnefs without bank reference ar o
credit rating ~ the mast successful organ
izBtl0n ~ It's Kind 10 America, with rat
| ing ~ over Il million bigh aud twenty seyeii
| large iaotAfP bsauches sc0FFs Dt 0lbet
| DaHehfF viii ~ Opened with the develop
| HeUt 0f our business Hben nfea are properly
! trained aud equipped 20 manage them it
| Httie over q year eight men have all beer
| br0mated tom THE one branch 10 eEecniiVt
! positions,
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I Write for address ~ Hsatest diyis10n Diiife
| Men. for Washington territory Call 81
| DnrH
Evening star., 1928-05-20
AIR-WAY.
Z04 Insurance Building,
18th X ! Sts. NV.
UEI ,p--NALE AND FEMALE.

AsYORTER or marker experienced. Abply
Franklin Laundry. b0s 18th u. 20s
TAETfGhIkT services ri male or tEmAis
must W. graduate IL Ggt school. Address
EDx IsE fisf Gitiee
MAN AND WIFE selDrcd rs cook and but
3rE 10 go 80 Maine t8F The summer #iih
su3ati taHiiis ta.si ~ reference tetiulFei1
Telephone 6ofth 5g0s from ! 2 70 nm.
SOLICITORS, male and female,
for home Improvements; good
opportunity. Mr.. Becker. Az
Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg. "
Evening star., 1928-05-20
WANTED--A6gNTs.

AUTHORIZED LIsDBERgH souvenir mefals
"afrif,f ~ THOUSANDS az lpehg pgchel piece
fothils 2Bo With b0Dk 'fdudbsrgb's Flight "
~ Can't, byrd. Souvenir 1Gmpany ~ "
Lexington st, Dept ~. Baltimore. Mo,
Evening star., 1928-05-20

The Rent Room and Apartment to Let
classifcations Of The Star are virtually
directories of all desirable rooms and apart.
ments available in Washington.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

YOUNG MEN, over Il, with
fair education and pleasing per-
sonality. for special work; $50
with bonus. See Mr.. Guynn,
Suite 3l5, District National
Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Part 6-1O Pages
HElP--MALE.

AUTO MECHANICS first-class -experienSed
paen only need apply, Call Carl Inc, OLA
st NV. - -
AUTO MECHANICS-t21 must he first
seiass men; Elve references as IL ahliitS and
fhaaeSty no trihers Address Box 9A-E. star
soIkce
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Ter life Insurance sales onice. do cerica
. work for several years uutll he has attained
,tBu ftVient maturity, knowlrige of the business
L and ability 20 deal with the pubic to I've Civ
Zen aA opportunity 10 become hlgh-tNpe
xsaleSuan. capahle OF earning large income
Unusual opportunity for trustworthy hoy
with brains industry. personality and am
hition. Write, giving aye, schooling aau eN
petiencC. Address Box s04-N. Star office
Evening star., 1928-05-20

BOY to work around office; short hours.
estate age, salary expected and particulars.
Address Box S9S-2, Star office.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
PERSONAL.
fffauffUumff

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE MOTORING ST.
Louis and points west week June l can take
couple or two ladies': reasonable. Address
BOX 385-Z Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
HELp---MALE.

WANTFD-Two men wa have been selling
gas or electric ranges or retrlgerstors 20 sen
ators in Maryland and Virginia. fermanent
position: wonderful possihllities see Nj
Beatty or Mr.. Reynol Il at l0sg l4lh ST. M.N,
WE HAVE positions for : neat. clean,ent cut
Young men on our sales organ,zat'on II YOU
arr looking for a position SO that Won might
oT spss sTrf 4 u A1s fkSo SS ssToSE "T
tS 81 NV between hours III am. and pm.
Monday Nay y or at rs tns same ana me ses
to the right Young men n-------..--
WINDOW aud housecleaners, truck driver
and do odd Jobs. painters q heipsrs s,rs man Rn
Reference aiS3 Newport pl NV.
WINDOW DRESSERS with machine; ex-
1r ma eress rees Ssesr snE Rn aSe STAR
YOUNG MAN ambitious. to get into avia.
ton: good opportunity for man who can
phone number. Address Post Office BOX
1902. Washington, d. Z. .
YOUNG MEN. two, ages 10 TO 30. to wait
Gus experience not necessary: must have high
school education and ability 10 figure; perma-
nsnt position to reliable ana Inanstrio.s men sI,
IN first letter. Address Box 47u.z, Star office.
YOUNG NAN to learn motion picture oper;;
a%sinE % Tr9Ston Theaiers n Cap. ST. and
Can between IL to . Monday, 1l.4 Vt. ave.
Room goa.
\ GOOD MAN
to take charge of place of several acres
IN Rock Creek Park. near Chevy Chase
Must understand lawns and garden. Good
house and garden furnished Apply 10 VIM
Montgomery. Acacia Building, 1st and In
clana ave. NV. -
SALESMEN-4 high-type spc-
cialty statesmen wanted by ma
tionally known concern; large
earnings assured to men who
are willing to work. Call Main
70S3 for appointment.
NJ L { H HANIC, familiar with
Chevrolet. Immediately.
Good Humor Ice Cream Co.,
900 r. |. Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
SALESMAN FOR

MEMS FURNISHINGS,
A large department store re-
nuires the services of young
man for its mems furnishings
department; only one with ex~
perience need apply; permanent
position 10 right party. Nd
hress, stating full particulars,
Eox 35i-Z, Star Office. AZ
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Urgent Demand for Women
and Men in Beauty Culture.

We are constantly receiving calls for we'll
trained graduates and the recent demand has
been greater than y.c could meet. Eleven
were placed i'll well paying positions last
month. Our training combined with ex-
tensive practical experience prepares you III
n few weeks and the cost is very moderate;
Join our new class now forming. Day and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL
OF BEAUTY CULTURE. INC.
Largest Beauty Culture School in the South.
Suite 300-305. Burchell Bldg.
Si7 14th st. NV. Franklin 5l3l.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Large corporation. which has maintained
Office in Washington for several years and
has a well established local business. de-
gires the services of q wide-awake. energetic
man TO act as local representative. This Is
an opportunity for the right man 10 es-
tahnsh himself in a permanent business,
where he will be well paid for loyalty and
service. Sales experience not absolutely
necessary If you measure up, 10 our stand
ards IN other ways. Address Box 365-Z
Star office
Evening star., 1928-05-20

s.Y'E ENllGRAPHE8. expeFieDgea, fsD3g ana
ks@epfats. Address Box 3r2-Is star 0fgfss 0fgs-~s
nsrf,lR EAIEsMEB. z. with knowlsage ~
E1si @sfSte. wonderful proposition Wlih
k,lentg 0f real ieads. See M l1@}s. ri
a1d ~ 9 ~ it15 Investment BOG. 81
Irg1ruFRs ard students foy profitable sBms
a.sr ,aarL Eall b ain H49s f0r apDolatDlent
Evening star., 1928-05-20

ELECTRICAL TREATMENT: HEALTH EX-
ercises for ladies and gentlemen. 30 to 8.
FIR. 5203. 101 Dist Nat. Bank: Grace Nash
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Before selecting your New Suburban
Home consult the many attractive offer.
inss in the special "Find Your Home
Here" classification of this section.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

.ws3ts pfoGGeiDg salesman exDFElsnted IN
ceiling computing scses "bgDpefs ana Fir
5s,g MACHINES. We offer most favorable con
,ysets 10 tlle y3gbl nieh - set have eaf
ICuIy a. Il. Th0mDsen Dayton Scale t.t1'
fDsny ete 18th e. nv % 2 =
Evening star., 1928-05-20

eALEsMA N~--sZ5 snd literal com. 70 stsft.
ssssSyzfd man preferred. Amply ziG Insurance
''Eldx bth & Eye sis. NV. after ! pm. :
@ALESMAh, OUTSIDE l9naj: rubber stamps.
.FTE00 naat3Hl.Fs cheek writers. chanRt@5ir
S1s Office sg,eeIaluFs Permanent cDht'
JssssI0y basis. ~ OH e. ~ i,et. q ..
SODA DISPENSER part tire eKDcfleHcsG.
tala.sfr rfferenleE. hAtlunai nguR Co. WE
Evening star., 1928-05-20

GtRI4, neat reliable. dsalres iah - nANtheF's
helnAe nnrss, maid atAy nights Ii pEeserFeas
fe.efea, rhana Dee. auNos
Evening star., 1928-05-20

JEa WOMEh jobs for liBatgps operators
s8n 500 weekly short hours burton Line
wa school, pa IL aw, Dag ami eysglng
Evening star., 1928-05-20

SLIP COVERS. ovERsTUFFED SEP. CUsH-
ions, snap fasteners; incl: material. Si9;75
Evening star., 1928-05-20
PORTER
statesmen.

Large national organization needs 2 men
in Washington on a commission basis. These
men win be thoroughly trained aud will earn
$50 to Sl25 per week. Applicants must
be 25 TO IS years old. have GOOD references.
be educated and give bond $4,000 Eve pay
for bondl. Men who have sold inyestga-
ton contracts. advertising contracts, auto
mobile association contracts. etc. and other
type of contracts to business houses will be
given preference. Apply in writing. giving
telephone number address and full informa-
ton Address h0x 46s-Z star Office.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

EI.E(NTRI(S WlRiNIs---ll-ycpEss houss ecns.
ptete' Including ANtnrss, Srss S0s eis, MorS
Of any kind. Saa Electric Co. Cieyc, SSS|.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

ELESTRiC wlKlNG--Special e.ecorn house
, wtred eonarlese, with hSt9sss SS4,ao$ eer-
venieut time nayments Il SDstreds MetrO-
rshtan ne<soratlnx ard Electric Co. tnc.
S{a u AZ aW FvaNk 500
Evening star., 1928-05-20
HOUSEMAN.
MAN WANTED.

Energetic. reliable eoloFed man.. familia
with house and garden work Reference
Address Box 1857 Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

CARPE<TERING--Peec stecpiHs nSrcAss
SCreVasnx fences eencIAi rSnSsStoS ard
hMthAlng. w. Y. WNtAans. Aslanlls. wv. -.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

BRICkwORK. plaster c0nerNts, Srsrlsess,
repairs Of all kinds. prsecS reasonable. W.
Brace. Phone I4ncosn loSsT.
RllLnER AND CoNTRACT0S. reuScSsellas
and repa,Fsng. Dove GustaGsoa. asa Ss-
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21
BUREAU IF ROADS HEAD
 BACK FROM WASHINGTON

Prospects for continuation of the Federal appropriation for road work throughout the states Is most favor able in the opinion of M. D. Williams. chief of the U. s. Bureau of Public Roads, who returned last week to his Juneau headquarters from the East, according to an account in the Empire.
 While at Washington he appeared before the House Roads Committee in the interest of the allotment for road building in the Territory.
 | The Alaska booth, arranged and displayed by Mr. Williams at the Cleveland Road Builders Convention, created much interest. The booth con- tained booklets, charts and numer- ous photographs of Alaska. MT. Will Hams said the newspapers were also interested and the Territory came in 1 for considerable publicity in the l Cleveland Press.
 Enroute to Alaska, MT. Williams stopped off a few days in San Fran cisco to confer with officials of the Western Division office and also in Seattle to look into the matter of purchases and other bureau business.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21
TIMELY SUGGESTION

SHOE SoLES WORN THIN ARE NEITHER GOOD FOR THE SHOES OR TO ONES GOOD HEALTH. THE COST OF HAVING THEM REPAIR ED IS SMALL COMPARED TO THE SAVING MADE.
 Seward Leather Works
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21
TWENTY NEW STYLES

Peggy O'Neill dresses are now thing of the past, states the local agent, for recently this popular gar ment concern sold out lock stock and brrel to the Page-Fox Co. Twenty new strings styles have arrived.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21
THE BIG BOSS COMING

George Buzza, head of the Buzza Co. nationally known printing establish ment, the house which H. B. Lee, in Seward at the present time, repre- sents, is thinking of bringing party to Alaska this summer, MT. Lee says.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21

The washout on the Copper River railroad is said to have occurred at Mile 39. It is thought large bridge is located at that point
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21

During the five year period, 1922 T, tourist travel to Alaska has in creased 10000 in round figures, re- ports the Juneau Chamber of Com merce.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21

Its always fair weather when good Alaskans get together" chortled re- turning Sourdoughnut Saturday as he staggered down the gang plank.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21

FOR SALE-Quartz and placer not ices, proof of labor, and any other legal blanks at the Seward Drug and the Gateway office.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21

Herman Niemela, 57, oldtime res ident of Douglas, passed away in Bell ingham last week, reports the Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-21
: Seattle ice cream at Schal-
 lerer's Alaska Shop.

The Best Tn the .Belt"-Gateway
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-25
Loves Awakening s.... ~ !: * .....
by Adele Garrison

claimed. but I'll try to be Of real
service later on. May suggest
that it would be a good plan for you
to make yourself conspicuous by
your absence this afternoon. Isn't
there something which calls you
away"
Indeed there w." said. and told
her of my listening in on Mary's
telephone call.
i feel like Katie In her 'snoopi-
est moments" ! finished. "but-"
What choice had your" she de-
manded comfortingly. We've all
agreed that she must be watched.
and YOU happened to be the goat
today, that's al! there Is to that.
l think it's splendid plan for you
to go to Easthampton. You may get
a line on something If you acci-
dentally run across her there. And
with Katie gone, / may be able to
get Mother Graham down to the
kitchen. ! know nothing of the
argument, remember, and III bet
can fix up some excuse about some
favorite dish OF Juniors for which
l need her device. When she's once
down there, she'll eat il she's
hungry, never fear. Don't hurry
back, remember. I want plenty Of
time to work on this case"
The merry smile she flashed ut
ME cheered me wonderfully as left
her and went to my room to think
over my projected trip to Easthamp-
ton. I must leave ahead OF Mary
and Prince Georges that was Ger.
tain. I would announce that ! was
going to Sag Harbor and then think
up some plausible excuse for hav-
ing driven on to Easthampton II ]
should encounter them there.
made another trip to the kitch-
en- Just before luncheon and to my
surprise found Katie absent. A.
turned to leave. she appeared at
the door leading from her own
quarters. with her hands clasped
around the handle of bullying suit
case.
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