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NM F WHITING NAMED
 SUCCESSOR 10 HOOVER


 SUPERIOR, Aug, 21, P9-Pres- ident Coolidge accepted the resigna tion of Herhart Hoover and appoint ed William F. Whiting, of Holyoke, Mass, to succeed him. Whiting is a personal friend and political supporter of Coolidge of many years standing. The oath of office was administered here. Whiting heads the Whiting Parter Company and has never be- fore held political office but he has been active in State politics.
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SMITH ANSWERS
 CRITICS, REV!ENS
 STAIVD ASSEMBLIES
HIS RECORD AS OPPONENT TO IMMORALITY IS FIXED AND
 SECURE, HE STATES

ALBANY, Aug, 21, (P)-Answering William Allen White and other crit ics, Governor Alfred Smith reviewed his stand on social legislation as a nJ9mber of the New York Assemble.
 He declared his record as an "op- ponent to immortality is fixed and se- cure" His statement assailed the Republican National Committee for sopenly associating itself with this personal attack"
 As for White. the Democratic Pres identia1 nominee said the Editors statements were "sfanderous and an attack wholly unfair, unmanly and unAmarican. No one in all my 29 years of my public life ever dared to make such vile suggestions which have emanated from MT. White with the approval of Henry J. Allen, pub licity director of the Republican Nat ional Committee. What a coWardly coE,eta the committee has pursued. ''
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SEARCH RESUMES FOR
 ANJNDSEN AND OTHERS

RoMB, Aug, 21, (P)-The Nor wegian sealing ship Branganza, which Thursday sailed from Kingsbhy to resume search for Amundsen and for the lost members of the dirigible Italia, reported failure. The message said that on Sunday two Italian hy- droplanes explored, at low altitude, seven islands off North Cape, near Spitzbergen.
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TAX ROLL ADOPTED
 BY C|TY COUNCIL

Following the completion Of the sessions of the city council of sew- ard sitting last week as a board of equalization during which very lit 2 wa done to change the assessment roll and few complaints heard, Inc council last night formally adopted the tax roll for 1925
 At the same time it was declared that the rate for the year will be 20 mills, and that on and after 5 p. m. November 15, 1928, taxes will become delinquent. Only three or four com plaints were acted upon by the board of equalization, and the action taken was about 5O-50 between rejection If the protests and the granting thereof. Therefore it now behooves all citizens to get busy and come across with their mazuma, before the delinquency date set on November 15.
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DAVE SHADE VICTOR

CHICAGO, Aug, 21, P-Dave Shade of San Francisco, middle weight won a decision over Joe An derson of Cincinnati in 10 rounds af ter a bout marked by aggresiveness. Shade was, after the fight, signed to meet Mickey Walker, worlds middle weight champion, for a title bout in Chicago this fall.
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BOY SCOUT SELECTED
 ID ACCOMPANY BYRD

NEW YORK, Aug, 21, (R)-Paul A. siple, 19 years old, of Erie, Pa, was selected as the Boy Scout to ac- company the Byrd South Pole expe- dition as a special assistant orderly to Commander Byrd. siple tood at the head of the list of six Scouts chosen from thousands on the basis of physi- cal fitness, adaptibnity, stamina, skill, courage, character and resourcefull ness.
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1900 BOATS INVOLVED

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C., Aug. 21, (P. .The strike of fishermen in the whole of district No. 1 is report ed complete and it is estimated 1900 boats and 5000 fishermen are in volved. It is said the canners now of- fer roc for sockayes.
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PLANE SEARCH UNDERWAY

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Aug, 21, P)-Tbe government has in structed .the steamer susu, on the coast of Northern Labrador, to make every effort to discover the where abouts of the missing plane and of Hassel and Cramer.
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NEW 3. c. PREMIER

VICTORIA, B. C., Aug, 21. (P)- Dr. s. F. Tolmie, Conservative Lead CT, was sworn in as Premier of Brit ish Columbia and announced he would announce his Cabinet tomorrow. pr. J. D. MacLean resigned before the ceremony bringing to an end a Liberal tenure of almost 12 years.
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DANISH SEARCH STARTS

COPENHAGEN, Aug, 21, (P)-The Danish inspection ship. Godthaab, in Greenland waters. has been in structed by the government to i'm mediately begin searching for the missing American airmen, Hassell and Cramer.
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IN THE MEMS FURNISHINGS SECTION

j tor T4.IJ
plain and crepe-hnshed English boadclothsboh plain
collar attached Printed madras neck
band collar attached sports collars match Complete
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pB ST Scarfs e5c P-B Halfiose $50
DIR 50 and Scarf. 3 for $1.50
pB pa;ama. - SIS pB Union Suits .7ss
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of the Associated Charities. They were
assisted by volunteer helpers, as follows
Mrs: Allan Davis. Mrs. Morgan otter
back, Mrs. John H. Virnstein, Miss Cora
McCarty and Miss Dorothy Donneliy.
The doctors who examined the chill
dren we're, DR. Joseph III. Murphy. DR..
Margaret Du Bots, DR.. Henry Heitmuel-
Ter, DR.. Richard L. De Saussure. DR..
Amelie De Eds and DIR. John McCaus-
land. The nurses giving service In
cluded Miss Bertha NICK. Ohr. Miss
Inez Sager, Miss A. 8. Everett, Miss =.
q. Flynn and Miss Marjorie Woodzeli.
The party for Camp Good VIII was
taken TO camp by volunteer cars sent
by members OF the Kiwanis Club. the
Wallace Motor Co. and by the Rotary
bus. Among those sending cars we're
Mrs. J. c. Dulin. p. r. Beirley and c.
IT. Pardoe.
The Camp Pleasant party was regis
tered and examined at the Phelps
School, Vermont avenue and T street.
Tuesday. the examinations being made
by Dir. c.. A. Tignor, Or. William r.
Lotion, Dr. w. L. Tignor, DR.. Hugh
Summons, Or. Albert Hughes and DR..
William Lewis. The assisting volunteers
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TWO MORE GROUPS
GO TO SUMMER CAMPS
Seasons Last Parties of Mothers
and Children Start on
Outings.

The fourth and last party OF children
and mothers with babies for the present
season at Camp Good viii In Rock
creek Park and for Camp Pleasant at
Blue Plains was received Tuesday and
Yesterday after the usual inspections
and listing, the total Of campers at both
camps exceeding 400 and taxing the re-
sources to the limit. 80,
Those taken TO Camp Good win yes
terday were assembled at the Wallack
School. Seventh and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northeast under the supervision OF
Miss Louise o. Beall, feld secretary OF
the Summer Outings Committee, and
Miss Helen n. Story district supervisor
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.R|VERA'S SON HERE
To SELL SPAIN
Campaign viii Be Part of
Program to Develop
Country.
sn.ea.l n,an,leh % rnt star.

SPECIAL rasnatch to The star
NEW YORK, August s,-Miguel
Primo de Rivera, son OF the prime NM
lister OF Spain, arrived aboard the
French liner Paris to SELF Spain to
the people OF the United States, His
first move. he said, would be TO open
Spanish bureaus in the principal East
ern cities in accordance with instruc"
tions given him by the King or spain
and his father. These bureaus will
broadcast information regarding Spain,
he said, and besides stimulating tourist
travel between the United states end
Spain are to serve the more important
pOrposs of building up good viii be-
tween Americans and Spaniards
Spain Plans Expansion.
The selling" campaign. ne said, is
part Of Spain modernizstion program.
The program. which is to make Spain
one Of the worlds most modern ma
tons and is now well under way. in
cluceS the building of a network al
automobile roads crossing the country
from north TO south and east 70 west,
development on an immense scale OF
the country's agricultural and mining
Industries and development of HYDRO
electric power. which will make Spain
enc OF the worlds first countries IN
electric power.
The Spanish government is to finance
the building of two de Luxe passenger
ships of $4,000 tons each, he said, 10
be added to the present steamship, ssfV-
ice between New York and Spanish
uorts as part OF the good viii pro-
gram. Senior de Rivera is - years
Cd and O lieutenant in the Spanish
cavalry.
Dipicnnat Sees New Era,
A new period Of progress for the
countries OF South America and &
closer linking Of South AND Central
American countries and the United
States will result from the ratification
of the Kellogg treaty renouncing war
as q nationa. policy. 1t was declared
By Mariana II. Cornejo. Minister Plen-
iuctentiary for Peru in Paris, who ar
rived on board the Paris en- route home
on q three month vacation.
IN signing the kellogg treaty the
South American nations feel they are
STRENGTHENING their relations of friend
ship and trade with the United States,
ne said The next important step for
the South American countries on the
Pacific side viii be 10 build UP COM
naercial air transportation with the
Western slope of the United States.
Moves toward this end have already
been outlined by various South Anerf-
can diplomats. The South American
countries feel that with more rapid
transportation to the United States. In
addition 70 the long established trade
routes to Europe and status of equal
ftv with other nations recognized
through the signing of the Kellogg
treaty. South America will be ready to
begin the work Of real development"
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during the World War. Commissioned
first lieutenant In the Regular Army
in February. 1901. he reached the per-
msnent grade OF colonel In December,
1926 H. Is a graduate OF the Army
STAFF College and Of the Army School
Of the Line.
Col Adams Is from Indiana. and was
awarded the distinguished service
cross and A silver star citation for gall
lantry In action In the World War As
a colonel OF Infantry, National Army.
He began his Regular Army service In
1893 as A private In the 18th Infantry,
and was commissioned second lieu"
tenant In July, 1900. In August, 1919,
he was transferred to the 0uartern1as..
ter Corps. and reached the grade OF
lieutenant colonel in July 1920.
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Removal of Peary Monument to Better
Site in Arlington Proposed by Board

venor. president OF the National Geo
graphic Society," has expressed the WILL
ingness of that society to sponsor the
improvement OF the lot by planting or
otherwise, but the impossibility OF ade-
ouate treatment of that kind led the
fine Arts Commission to suggest the re-
noval OF the monument The War De-
partment also has been informed that
Mrs. peary, widow OF the explorer, ear
nestiy favors the change. Offcers OF
the war Department are now engaged
I'm looking for another available site
end expect to make decision In
fAw DAYS
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RETIRED FROM ARMY.

Col. J. G. Hannah and Lieut.. Col.
Adams on List.
Two Army officers have Just been
placed on the retired list ON account OF
disability incident to the service. They
ere Col. Jsmes G. Hannah. United
states infantry. stationed at platts-
burg Barracks. n Y. and Lieut., Col.
Frank II. Adams, Quartermaster Corps,
stationed at Les Angeles, Calf.
Col. Hannah began his military serv-
ice as a first lieutenant, INV York Vol
untter Infantry in 1898. and served as
s. colonel OF Infantry. National Army.
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Removal Of the monument over the
grave OF Rear Admiral Robert peary,
discoverer OF the North Pole, In the
Arlington National Cemetery to more
desirable site I'm that reservation Is
being considered by the Secretary OF
war at the behest Of the Fine Arts
Commission.
The present location OF the monu-
ment on the side OF q hill Is visited by
SO many people that the grass will not
grow around the base It is not be-
lieved POSSIBLE to build A suitable pave
rent on the slope, Or. Gilbert Cros.
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included Mrs. Sadie Murphy, Mrs.
George w. Cabiness, Mrs. r. NJ. Powell,
Miss A.. 3. silence. Mrs Belle Pride,
Mrs. Lottie Taylor, Mrs. Henrietta
Childs and Mrs. Elnora Wheaton. The
Transportation to camp was furnished
by, the washington Electric and Rotary
buses and by the cars OF the Triangle
TAXI Co. truck from M. z. Horton
and cars loaned by DR.. Harold Stratton.
r. Bradshaw, DR.. Grayson MCGUIRE and
Alonzo Furgus0n.
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REN0Es DIVORCED.
Court Awards Decree Against Sen.
ator Ashurst's stspson.

RENO. New, August Q Lpl.-Mrs.
Margaret HILL R~noe was granted a
divorce here yesterday from John Rus
sell Renoe. a stepson of Senator
Ashurst Of Arizona Mrs Renoe testi-
fed that the Senator's wife. Mrs. Henry
Fountain Ashurst interfered in her
sons domestic life by trying to make
Renee politician.
The Renoes we're married in Wash
ingtnn. .. c.. in 1918, and have two
children. custody of whom vas award
ed to Mrs. Renee.
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GEORGIA 7 0 " n
WELCOMES
COOL|DGES
By GEORGE f. DURNO

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Dec. 20.
s.).-President Coolidge came
South today for holiday vacation
where Blackboard, the famous
pirate, had his base more than a
century ago.
1t was just a. m, when the
special train bearing Mr.. and Mrs.
Coolidge pulled into Brunswick. A
large crowd, considering the size
of the town, was on hand to greet
them.
The mayor and members of the
town board We're at the station to
meet the President After num-
ber of photographs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coolidge left for Sapelo Island,
where they will be guests Of How
ard E. Coffin, automobile mag
nate, until after the new year.
Special automobiles busses car
ried Mr.. Coolidge to st. Simmons
Island. where the party took a
speed-boat to Sapelo Island.
Just off the coats from where
President and Mrs. Coolidge will
stay is Blackheard's Island, where
the pirate chieftain once hid his
gold.
The Christmas White House is
located on an island, is miles long
and eight miles wide. A magnifi-
cent marble home of Spanish archi-
tural design caps the sisland. Wild
game abound and promises the
President a full week of sport.
Leaving Washington yesterday
afternoon, President and Mrs.
Coolidge today start a short holiday
on Sapelo Island.
The presidential party included
Frank o. Salisbury, an English
painter, who is to paint a portrait
of the President to be hung in the
gallery of the New York genoa
logical and biographical building.
The White House military and
Naval aides. Col. Osnun Latrope
and Capt. Wilson Brown, and Col.
James r. Coupal. Presidents per-
sona1 physician and a corps of
newspaper correspondents and pho
tographers were also in the parry.
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For your hands are continually coming
in contact with germ~laden objects-car~
straps, banisters, door knobs, public tele~
phones, money-and many more things
that you and your children must touch.
And, since it is not yet certain exactly
how influenza is spread, it is doubly
important to do all you can to avoid it.
Hands may carry it. Note statement of
u. S. Public Health Service on how
\ germs are spread by hands.
\ So, take this simple precaution and
urge every member of your family to
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III. FRANK DODD

Fl. Frank Dodd. former miller Of
Bladensburg and Hyattsville. died
yesterday at his home. 900 North
Carolina Ave, at the age Of 90 years.
Mr.. Dodd conducted a stand in the
Eastern Market here some time ago.
Funeral services viii be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the
residence, before interment in the
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Surviving him are his widow. four
sisters, Mrs. Annie Van Horn. Of
Glenn Dale, Md; Mrs. Rose I.epper.
of Richmond. Va: Mrs. Laura,
Bowen, of New York city. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Clifford, or Mclean. va:
two daughters, Mrs. Carl M. Blanch.
ard wife of the Hyattsville chief of.
police, and Mrs. John Olif, of Wash
ington. and four Sons, Rovdon II.
Dodd, of Hyattsville; Harry E., q.
Frank and Norman B. Dodd. OF
Washington.
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by the Life Extension In
stitute. Study these rules
carefully. Follow them
all-especially rule No.
Z about keeping hands
germ free. The simplest
rule of all-yet one of
the most important.
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FLORISTS

APPROPRIATE funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros Co, 1912 r st. N w
-Expreeelve--in inex uensive
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE
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DEATHS

Sarah q. GaIlehsr, 63 Years 1908
Hobart st. N. w.
Sarah @. Jones. So years. 52s A ST.
NJ e.
Marcia Murphy S. years Georgetown
Hospital
Clarence Harrington. So years. Gal
Iinger Hospital.
Roy Edward Gleason. A. years SIS
East Capitol st.
Donald q. Fettner, Is years. Garfield
Hospital.
Eiinor Rhodes. 10 months Emergency
Ho@uffal
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VIRGINIA LODGE
To INSTALL

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Dec. &c.
The newly elected officers of
Cherryda1e Lodge, No. AZ, "A. #. a..
M. will be installed tomorrow night
bv Grand Senior Deacon Harry K.
Green of the grand lodge of masons
in Virginia at a special meeting in
the masonic temple.
Those who will take office are
Herbert r. Tucker, master; Hugh
Reid, senior warden; Fred Doe,
junior warden; Willis e. Hnrd, sec
retary; Samuel f.. Cooper, treasurer:
A. b. Monts, senior deacon: Il. Il. Ct.
Rauh, junior deacon; Joseph T.. May,
marshal: B. IT. Lusby. chaplain; O..
r. Doyle; senior steward: r. w.
Sternburg. junior steward; and
William N. Prender, tiler
Following the installation, Vernon
B. Lowrey, Washington attorney,
and son, Of Representative ". G.
Lowrey of Mississippi, will address
the lodge.
The Christmas spirit prevailed
in Arlington and Fairfax counties
yesterday. Not one case of dis
orderly conduct or any infraction
of the law was reported to the
authorities.
The board of directors OF the
Arlington county chamber of COM
merce will hold special meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
in the board rooms OF the Rucker
building. Clarendon.
AT this meeting the board will
JEaN-aw 1a.&- - n a =
meeting at which officers for the
new year will be elected.
The Grace Episcopal Church at
Thrifton win hold its ANNUAL Sunday
school Christmas entertainment in
the church tonight at 7;30 o'clock.
The Arlington County Monarch
Club will hold its weekly luncheon
meeting tomorrow noon in the
Rucker Building. Clarendon.
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Italy to Send AttOIicO
Here as Ambassador

ROME, Dec 26 tI.N.s.) sIgnor
Attolico, who has been italian am.
bassador to Brazil for nearly year, !,
il to be transferred to Washington
az italian ambassador to the United
States, ii was learned from an
authoritative source tO6lays
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AGAIN flu threatens!
~ Once more health authorities are
fighting it, calling for your cooperation,
urging every precaution.
Seven protective measures against flu
listed below-have been compiled
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DIAM ONDS
A. KAHN, Inc.
s35 + ST. N. w.

Nj III rosI n rssp1r
tried REM fyst and then shs
seconpmendsd IL u me tos a
eoneh / had. REM broaehe
ne qssiek relief too.
Mr.. WALTER b. zAFHN
rs PavksU0od Place
WillinHsbovt, Pa.
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MRS. SARAH Z. GALLEHER

Mrs. Sarah E. Galleher, 64, who
died at her residence. 1908 Hobart
St, Monday, was buried today af-
ter funeral services at her home.
She is survived by her husband,
James Al. Galleher, q son, Parke
Ashby dalleher; five sisters, Mrs.
John M. Orr; Miss Ida Preston,
Leesburg, Va; Mrs. w. b. Hall,
Round Hill, Va; Mrs. b. FL. HAM
merly. IiIlsboro, Va; Miss Kath.
crime Preston, Of this city, and
two brothers. Al. T.. Preston, Of
Cleveland. Ohio, and b. w. Pres,
ton. Of Washington.
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BIRTHS

John and Ruth Allen, girl
Vito and Locrezzia DiGfronifno. girl
Arthur T.. and Mary Lavery. girl.
Ray and Lorna Long. girl.
Donald and Margaret 4. Morgan girl.
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The Arlington County Monarch
Club will hold its weekly luncheon
meeting tomorrow noon in the
Rucker Building. Clarendon.
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Births, Marriages and Deaths
LIEUT.. w. r. HESS

After "a years of service on the
poliee force in which he had be-
come known as daring officer.
Lieut.. William p. Hess, of the Har-
Dor precinct, died Monday at his
home in the 1900 block Thirty-fif
st. n. w.
Lieutenant Hess had been cited
for bravery on several occasions.
He was especially commended for
risking his life in rescuing Sadie
Petit from the roof of burning
house in the 310O block P st. N.
W., November IL, 1908. He saved
the woman from the flames by
climbing to the roof and CARRYING
her to the ground.
The veteran also was compli-
mented by his superiors for the
daring spirit he demonstrated in
capturing Glen Glascoe, notorious
robber. in 1906.
Born here October. %, 1866, Hess
was appointed to the police force
September 8, 1894. He was r1ade
a sergeant in 1908 and was pro.
NOTED to lieutenant in 1872. He
saw service in the Third, Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth and Harbor pre-.
cincts.
The lieutenant was active until
a couple of. days ago when he
suffered an attack of acute indi-
gestion. He died from another at
tack today
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock at
his late residence.
Surviving the deceased are four
daughters, Miss Alice Hess, Miss
Grace Hess, Mrs. Charles Wenger,
of Washington, and Mrs. Lee Tins,
of Fort Smith. Ark.
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The Grace Episcopal Church ait
Thrifton win hold its annual Sunday
school Christmas entertainment in
the church tonight at 1880 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1928-12-26

Homes for sale In all sections Of
Washington can be located In the Real
Estate for Sale columns OF tOday's
Classified ads.
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DEATHS

At .. M, W. o. ANDERSON. husband
of the late Adelaide Anderson. Funeral
from late residence Ardmore, Nd. Wednes-
day Dec. % 1928 $50 b. m. Relatives
and friends invited Intrmnt Lanham Nd.
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WHEN FEATURE IS
SHOWN ON SCREEN

PALACE-D. w. Griffith's
Battle of Sexes" At 1855 a.
M, 1:20. 1886, Sis, 1880, and
GAS p. m.
FOX An all-talker program
featuring "Napoleon's Barter. :"
At 1898. ESQ, AS, 8, and 1908
D. m.
METROPOLITAN - Warner
Brothers all talker. The Home
Towners." At 11:15 a. m. lis,
$500 SEQ, 7:25, and 9:25 p. m.
EARLE - Charles Rogers and
Mary Brian in Varsity" At
11:47 a. m 1:43, 3:47, 5:43, 7:47,
and 9:53 p. m.
RIALTO-Lya De Putt in "The
Scarlet Lady" At 1870 a. m,
$40, $40, $40, 7:4O. and $50 p. M.
COLUMBIA-Mont Blue and
Raquel Torres in white Shad-
ows in the South Seas" At 11:15
a. M, lis, 500, $40, 1925. and
9:35 d. m.