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Miscellaneous

NEVERKNOT Ironing cord, Har.
riet F. Kirsch, demonstration. SAT
isfactory results from numerous
customers. Pleased to call. Write
Box 691, Ell Centre. 22t6
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u. c. L. A. Squad
Shows Need For
Plenty of Work
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2i.-Thc
University of California at Los
Angeles gridiron team was due for
some stiff scrimmaging today in
preparation for next Saturday 5
game against Arizona State.
While the Bruins defeated Santa
Barbara Teachers College last Sat
urday, Coach Bill Spaulding was
not satisfied with the manner in
which his eleven functioned. The
Bruins went we'll in spells but
showed the need of plenty of
work.
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apartment. 643 Olive. 5tf
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FOR RENT-Office, ground floor.
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LennOx Home Laundry

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So. California
Sport Briefs
Dy United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.-Out-
chasing a field of 2S9 golfers,
Charles Seavcr, II, won the. junior
division of the Rivcria Country
Club tournament here yesterday. He
led the field by two strokes with
t9-74--143 for 36 holes of play,
Leon Keller captured first place in
the men division with 77-6S-li5.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24-Fidel
La Barba, former flyWeight champ
ion, will meet Young Nationalist,
Filipino, in Il 10 round bout here to
morrow night. La Barba is favored
to wind. The men fought draw
two years ago.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.-,Joe
Peregrina, Arizona light heavy
weight, will trade blows with Tom
Moore, l75-pounds Californian, in !"
10 round go here Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-24
Here and There
In Sport World
BY United Press Leased Wire

INDIANAPOLIS. - indianapolis
held the championship of the Ameri.
can Baseball Association today by
virtue of a 1to-0 victory over To
ledo in a twelve inning game Sun
day, which marked the close of the
association s 1929 schedule. Mil
waukee's 5-to4 defeat of Minneapo.
lis STAYED off possibility of tie
in the circuit, which would have
called for playoff series.
KANSAS CITY-Two fatalities
marred the opening of the 1928 foo,
ball season in Missouri. Lee Har-
mon, Pierce City, Mo-, high school
senior, died from a broken neck re
ceived in a game at Monett. Herself
cl Bartlett, IS, Central High school
gridder at st. Joseph, died in 4
hospital there from injuries suffer.
ed in practice.
ST. LOUIS.-Mclen Wills, queen
of women tennis players, dropped
three out of four exhibition sets tC
Wray d. Brown, Missouri valley
champion, at Triple A. Tennis Club
here.
The scores were 2-6, o., 81, O-6.
The last two sets were featured
by Brown IS string of II consecutive
games to overcome 81 lead in the
first set and to win the second set
60
CHICAGO.-On a court swept by
a chilly autoumn wind, George Lott
and John Hennessey, national
doubles tennis champions, won the
United States intersectional team
championship after a bitter battle
with the Australian youths, Jack
Crawford and Harry Hopman.
After splitting honors in the sin
giles matches, the two teams fought
through a series of deadlocks in the
doubles frame before Lott and Hen
nessey were able to win the two
straight sets necessary for victory.
SIIINNECOOK HILLS, L. |. -
Tommy Armour, 1927 national open
golf champion, won the invitation
professional golf tournament here
yesterday with total of 302. Joe
KirkW God, Albany, Ga, was second
with 303 and Bobby Cruickshank
was third with 304.
NEW YORK.-Karel Kozeluh of
Czecho-Slovakia, professional tennis
champion of Europe, and Vincent
Richards, professional tennis cham.
pion of the United States, today
faced charges of violating the Sun.
day law oy staging a tennis match
yesterday. Both were served with
summons to appear in the seventh
district court Tuesday. Kozeluh de
feated Richards 6-4, Ga, 3-6, 6-3.
CHICAGO-In the initial game of
Chicago's professional football sea.
son Sunday, the powerful line of the
Bears was too much for the Cardin
al forward wall, tearing through re
pcadtedly for long gains and 10
to 0 victory. Five thousand fans
attended the game.
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ScrOth Wins
Bay City Swim
by United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Sept. "a
George Schroth, wearing the colors
of the Olympic club, won the San
Francisco Chronicles annual Gold
en Gate swim yesterday.
lie finished barely 15 feet ahead
Of Cal Stevenson, who raced him all
the way across for first place. Einar
Olson finished third and Walter
Ruuska, a l4-ycar-old boy from Fort
Bragg, was fourth.
Sixty.scvcn out of field of l4l
starters finished the race.
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Help Wanted Male

between q and 45
to represent nationally advertis-
ed product in Imperial valley. If
you have car and can follow in
structions you can set your own
salary. For appointment call 275
or see Langwortthy at 1247 Main
st. 22tf
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Doubles Tennis
Championship Is
Listless Affair
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a
Winning postponed match Neil
Brown and Martin Liebes, GA, 10,
6-3, Cranston Holman and Gerald
Stratford, today were California
toubles tennis champions.
The title was won in listless
match during which all four players
made numerous errors and missed
many opportunities to make sure
points
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-24
/. Y. Hardware Co.

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holstering with coil spring cush-
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For Rent, Houses

FOR RENT-Furnished apartments
in court. Water paid location
excellent; gas; rent $25 mo-; no
objection to children. 635 Orange.
20tf
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Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterday Results
New York ,, Cincinnati l "a in
nings).
St Louis Z, Brooklyn |.
Only games scheduled.
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Household Goods
For Sale

Unpainted Tables, Chairs and Chit.
fonicrs. Many discontinued num-
bors at close out prices. In the
basement store.
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FOR Unfurnished. $50
Adams. 6 room house. $500.
22tf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

FIOotOtVNJ % 1sO"Ufoo
New York ), Cleveland Q.
Philadelphia II, st. Louis :.
Chicago 8, Washington 3.
Detroit 1, Boston |.
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

fCSCtfudy KeSuICS
Portland 81, Los Angeles Al.
San Francisco III, Seattle 50.
Missions 3-S, Sacramento 20.
Hollywood 81, Oakland 1-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-24

STONE REALTY CO., now open for
business. Furnished and unfur.
nished houses for rent. Reasonable
prices. S3l Main st. 22t2
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Tenth ST., 6 room house, $4,000.
22tf
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DISTRICT MANAGER-Man or
woman for this territory, repre-
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FIRST CLASS blacksmith wanted.
Sec McDanielS, 1921 w. Main.
19tf
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FOR RENT-Three room apartment
513 Brighton. 22t3
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FOR SALE-Young registered
Guernsey Bull. Loveland Rancho
Brawley. Telephone 1090F2. 2lt12
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Job as milker. Peter
Martins. 225 E Main ST., Ell Cen
tro. 22t3
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HARTZELL-1'he Roofer. takes tho
guess work out of roofing. Phone
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$3.50 Guys ha:f interest service
station and garage, Tenth and
Imperial Ave-, Imperial. Phone
296. 22tf
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LARGE ROOM. Livery convenience,
reasonable, board if desired. CO.
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FOR RENT-Twc small bedrooms,
hot water and sNvwcr. 764 Olive
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FOR RENT-Harge double room
704 State. ST
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FOR SALE-Male Fox Terrier pup
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WANTED-Seconj hand Furniture
Call 495W. S19 Main st. l9tt
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WRITER IF NOVELS
 SOUGHT. BY POLICE /,
 PROTECE DROWNED
BOTH AUTHOR AND GIRL DE- SPoNDENT ACCOUNT FIRMS
 REJECTING MANUSCRIPTS

NEW YORK, July 23. (P)-Maxwell Bodenheim, former Chicagoan and a writer of many novels and verse, is being sought by the police for ques. tioning, following the death by drown. ing of his literary protege, Miss Vir- ginia Draw.
 Police are also Investigating the re. ported suicide pact of the 24- year old girl, which the artist is said to have made, with literary 1ght'' without di- vulging his name. The girls body was found in the Hudson River
 She was last seen alive early Mon day morning when she left Boden- heim's temporary rooms. The author Tuesday, carrying two bags and typewriters.
 Friends say that Bodenheim was s'broke and greatly discouraged" over the sale of his novels. They fear he has taken his life. Bodenheim has a wihe and child in Chicago, but has been away from fhem for several years, living in Greenwich Village.
 Eugene Drew, the girls father told the police that his daughter had been studying fiction writing with Boden- helm. He said the girl had been des- pondent because two publishing firms had rejected two books which she had written,
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24
PLANS BIG DRIVE

WASHINGTON, July 24, (P- With the arrival here of Mrs. Alvin T. Hert of Kentuckey, vice-chair- woman of the Republican National Committee, work will begin on plans for a big drive under her direction to bring the women of the nation in to line for the Hoover Curtis ticket.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24
l
NOTICE FINAL PROOF

NOIICE FINAL PROOF U. s. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Leopold ohnhauser, entryman, Law ing, Alaska, and his witnesses, Frank Straubinger, Lawing, Alaska, and Howard l.. Long, Lakeview, via Sew ard, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead entry, serial o622o, for Forest List 855, H. E. Survey No. 1ee, New Series No. f776, and if is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office, An- chorage, Alaska, and # no protest is filed in the local land office, Anchor age, Alaska, within the period of pub- iieation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificates issued.
 J. LiNDLEY GREEN, Register. Date first publication July 5, 1928. Date last publication Sept. 1s, 1928.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24
EVANS IN AND our

Passengers on the Admiral Evans. in port during the night from the Westward, southbound. included; W. F. Parish, Mrs. Addie Brookes, Miss Van Horn, Miss Hope Johnson, Miss Aubrey Bechanan, J. Freeman and Mis- Lazelle Delano.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24
ToDAY's WEATHER
ACE MADE GENERAL

MEXICO CITY, July 2S, (P)-spec- ial orders promoting the late Capt. Carranza to be a general with his ser vice record closed with the entry, died in action, were issued by the War De- partment.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24

MENS' RUBBER PACKS, THREE DIFFERENT MAKES, AT $3.50 AND $4.00 WHILE THEY LAST. Seward Leather Work.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24
MAY BE BARRED

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 24. P)-The Democratic candidates tn Texas who refuse to support the Governor Al Smith party nominee, may be barred from place on the Primary ticket, the fourth court Of civil appeals ruled here.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24

z. J. Loussac, Anchorage druggist, vas among those leaving for Seattle on the steamer Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-24

The cannery tender Loyal depart ed yesterday.
The Washington times., 1928-05-29
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tG0ntluN0W HUN f1rsC Ea8SJ
paseor of Cafbrafth Al. M. e. z.
Church, VINO baptized jackson on
Sunday, ana Alice Washington,
church worker.
Sing and Pray
They were singing hymns and
praying in the cell, when Major
w. Il. Peak, perintendent O. the
jail brought fn five neWspapeFIneN
to hear Jacksofl's last message. /
The doomed man over six feet
In height and heavily built, de.
lfveFed . rambling sermon on BAD
habits.
aIf you start q barreIl a-rolling,
it's aofng To keep on rOl1fngs he
said. Now / have been rolling,
and i would tell everybody In the
sight Of Holy Jesus, that you mast
NOT start the barrel a-ro11ing in the
first place. because it VIII Just
keep going down. !.
but you have stopped rolling,
Brother Roberts told jackson, hold
ing him By the shoulder.
sYes. I have stopped. and have
repented my sins before the Lord,
said jackson firmly.
He was asked IL he would state
his guilt or innocence OF the crime
for which he was about to die.
Calls on Supreme Judge
Gas God ID ray judge he began,
s.if I would make q, confession to
this or anything else that they acs
cuse me Of, II would be an offense
To-"
Answer me this" Brother Rob-
erta Interrupted. These gentlemen
want to know this, answer me yes
or no. did YOU put your hand on
that woman that night"
'sNo," said Jackson. in q strong
Voice.
The witnesses were shown to
chairs in the high corridor across
the rOtunda from Jacison's CELL
where they sat in little enclosure,
facing the electric chair.
The instrument Of death was sup,
piled with electricity BY heavy,
blaclE-taped cOElduits. suspended
from a cable stretched from one
wall to another.
Promptly at 10 q. m, Jackson
was brought from his CELL Sup.
The Washington times., 1928-05-29
GIRL STOLEN
AND TRA|VGLED.
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tersr roorn and finding Dorothy
absent ran TO the lower floor where
he saw q small auto speeding
.away.
After notifying the police the
fatIaer started to notify neighbors
and relatives. In a few minutes
HIS rounds took him to the home
.of the ciifld,s grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Dobrzenizkis who
resides across the street from the
girls home.
In the dim light Of the breaking
day the fatE1er found d ETuddIed
form In b corner OF the porch. Tt
was tl4e Iffeless form OF his dough
ter. a pair Of her bIoofners had
been twisted shout her neck, one
eye was discolored and her little
shoulders bore the imprint Of the
teeth.
Coroner r.. G.. Krest declared the
little vfctim had been criminalTy as
ssauIted, and that death was due to
latr6uau1ati0n.
The Washington times., 1928-05-29
RADIIIN VICI HN|S'
To UNDERGO
EXPERIMENT
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continued from First PageJ
Robert =. Humpnrjsss of Orthopaedie
hospital, orange) says the word. /"
said Mrs. Hussman today. II am
under his care and J DO what he ads
vises.''
Damags suits ageregatfng 1880.
900 filed against the company BY
Miss Schaub. Mrs. Hussn1an and the
three ether plaintiffs, Miss Grace
Fryer. Mrs. 0ufnta Mcdonald ana
Mrs. Aibina Lafice, are expected to
60 to Joint trial on Thursday before
Supreme Court Justtca w. 3. Noun
tain, iii Newark.
written notification to this effect,
1t was said, has been dispatched to
opposing counsel by Judge Mountain.
Wants Separate TFials
Raymond II. Berry. attorney for
the girls, Is batting for separate
trials. Each girl ID suing for $780,
OO0 They say they hope that JUS
tice viii come to their aid quickly
so that they can make some uss
of the money before they die.
Science sc present has no cure
for fadiuTn poisoning.
II El0 HAEE N1GBAtAkB AIG4oE = sAAAcb SAACAA
work at tlae radfum plant consisted
Of painting watch dia1s with q
luminous substance. ana that 10 was
their practice TO bring the 4InaIl
brush they used to d point with the
tip OF the tongue. Thus they were
poisoned.
Fourteen deaths, 1t is claimed,
have been traced to the dreaded
laalady. Many girls besides those
suing the company are said to have
been taught the 1fp-wsttfng method
of pointing the brush BY Miss
Sclaub.
Mrs. Hussman, q gentle Iittls
blonde Of 26, lives In a pretty home
IL Hillside with her husband, y
plumber. Attorney Berry wants her
case tried first, coIltending IT Is more
urgent than the others.
The Washington times., 1928-05-29
Jackson Pdvs Penalty
Denying Crime

,ported ~ jai1 guards on either side.
he moved on unwilling feet down
the steps to the death cl1a1n beE,
WlIen6 onc8 the s8Iiows stood
AIEhOaa1f his bd1v seemed 70 give
q hopsis8g rosl1ta11ee u TIE f&tefnI
ioSrneg. 1acks0fss head was thrust
forward ana his eyes were 1xs1
cohsEanElv UPON the chair.
As ne was bel1ig strapped fn the
Rev. Mr.. Battle began TIE LcEd
II nv shepherd i shall not want, =
ana jackson repeated the psalm
after the minister.
The headpleee, witt It's death
dealing elSetF0de and eI1fn-stTap,
was being fastened To- Jackson - the
scomdeTnned man and his spiritual
counsel began the LoFds Prayer.
Jae1Esoneg final words of the prayer
were muffIed as q hah-mask was
fixed over his nose, mouth and chin
leaving only his fEf6htened eyes
visible to the few spectators
SIgnaF II Given
The attendants stepped away from
the chair. Capt. George Rather.
dale, IN his role as chief executio1er.
signaIed to the operators Of the
electric switch aId control Wneei
around the corner Of the corridor,
q few feet from the death chair.
"AH right he said, and the grim
business was beG1eE.
The initial shock was 1000 VOLTS
which was gradually reduced to
SOC. Subsequent shocks br0ugat
the current mp to 400 volts. After
each shock, the tense body would
relax, and would be examined BY
DIR. Adcock.
After the execution, the body was
laid on d stretcher in the corridor,
to await the undertaken who today
will claim it in behalf Of Jackson's
relatives.
jackson wore q white shirt and
blue trousers, slit to the knee. to-
the death chamber. One Of the leg
straps broke as the sixth shock
was being administered.
Mai. III. M. Barnard, superfn-
tendent Of District penal insfftu-
tions, supervised the first District
electrocution. W.. b. Hadley. head
of the District electrical department,
was in charge Of installation Of the
electrical equipments
The Washington times., 1928-05-29
THE INsFPA PARABLE OKLAHOMA TRIO
Gen. Mobile Reported
On Arctic Island

,Iad been Intercepted today which
might furnish a. clue to the where.
ab0nts Of General Umberto Mobiles
Inissing exploration dirigibIe, 1talia.
Efforts on the part OF experts
of the RadfO Corporation to com
rnunicate with what is believed TO
be an amateur station IN Siberia
that reIayed b distress signal SUM
day fsoEn the losg ballOon. proved
futile
Advices from AIasIxa disclosed
tlat radio stations there had failed
to intercept single call from the
Italia since the dirIgible left Spifz-
bergen. Confirmation was lacking
OF rumors that General Mobile. II
advancing fm q westerly direction,
was making efforts To reach Fair
banks, Alaska.
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that 0ul1er Banl has now 0Btained
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aE1a win assure iEs passage early
Dln the next Congress.
The wi4S diEk4EsnCe Between the
40 to 40 vote gesterd sy aid the As
to s. majority Tor adiCnrnnaent to-
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SWEARING OFF CALLOUsEs
IIPROAR SIIRS SENATE AS
ADJOURNMENT IS VOTED


Ss.lssaas 49, '11 Nss.. -.
- ,ss.s 80. ~
Rohinson 81 indian Sacketf.
Schail. smoot, Warren, Waterman
ana Watson l21l.
Democrats Asnurst, Bayard,
BIease, Broussard Bruce, Edwards
Fletcher, Gerry, Glass, HARRISON.
EIawes. Hayden, King, McKellar,
Gverman. RansdelI, Reed Of MS
souri,. Robinson of Arkansas SIM
mons, Smith, Stech SWans0IIs
Thomas, Tydin8s and tyson t2b1
Against Adjournment tS5Ds
RauubIfcafl III Blaine. Bora1l,
Brookhaft. Capper. Couzens. Cut
finr. Dala. HaIe. johnson. Il TOl.
letfa. McIfaefeT. 6cNarv. Norris.
Nves. f54llI1 aIioffrssre. afefear aud
VsI, aAssIS1Trn n Ia9
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ION. r!oneIana Ti1f. seurre. Harrfs.
TIelIiIs IroIler IsIftIlaeII. elIeplferd.
stevelss tFaeIier. yValsh 81 Masss.
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tContinuod nom First Pas

niat1t :, std vQiIIlnns ''and We ~
TI1sf start before wednesday,. LIT
unIess the Nobfl0 party ii foui
81 wednesday ~ the latest. we VII
williams said they probably would
nv directly to SpoIEanes WasRfE
ton. From there they plan TO 50
f0 point BARROW. where a base of
operaefons Tor An extended search
81 the polar regions win be estah
lished.
Captain SabeIIi indicated that once
tl,e eearch Tor hEe fellow eUun1ry.
Iaen pas Irndertaken, e. would not
80 abandoned until tl1a NoDiIs party
lIad been rescued, Or their fate o.
ternained Beyond d0ubt.
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BARE Vigil
Of POWER
TRUST
rirnss staff Rhotos


Continued from First Pags.y
.kas been disclosed thaf Lenrsot
: 81 Tsr@.s = ~ crone. director of the
New York public utility infOFmatiOn
bureau. resumed the stand and
Iteetffied he spent 81 800 annually
|f0r newspaper subscriptions to
'chee1 up on the space given power
Thes co4nnaission then returned 70
the Middle West phase OF the In
aufry By calling J w. Laphanas Of
Minneapo1is, secretary Of the north
central public utility information
bureau. He told Of keeping q close
contract wiki newspaper editors and
w public utility activities In the
ac4oO1e ana colleges.
n letter 20 Lapham from Prof.
w. q. Ryan, Of the Engineering
school OF the University OF M1nne-
sota. was introduced. Ryan sug-
gested 1t would Be well Tor the
COMMITTEES to cooperate on a large
scale III establishing public utility
courses IN colleges. He was chair
mar 81 the North Central Electric
Heat associations educational com
Utility Courses
Ryan worked out q scheme
whereby utility courses would be
taught i'm the business and engi-
neeTing schools at Minnesota. He
also suggested that q high grade
man be employed to give utility
lectures.
lin q second Letter Ryan explained
he would like to attend q meet
fng called I'm Chicago BY G. ..
Jackson, chairman Of the utility
committee ON cooperation with
educational institutions, but hesi-
tated 60 ask Lapham again for
expense money.
Lapna1n testified he paid Ryan's
expenses to several meetings in
chicago and French Lick
The Washington times., 1928-05-29

aNW TRNNCT9CU. NAV %
Although Radt0 Corporation ana
amateur operators here nlaintained
persistent lookout, n0 new slsna1s
The Washington times., 1928-05-29

A444AA4tAA 80
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mitastry had received 70 news r..
9ardiag tIle unc0nfIfnied report nat
the italia nay have landed at An
ster1amr Ts1and % 70 O'Clock this
afternoon. Aff ministry Olficials
were inGssned 10 d0ui5g me truth Of
fla8 report.
Following iS b cOpy ok the last
messages SignOra CafI0tta Nobie
received from her hashand before
the disappearance o. the ItaIi4 On
Friday
Maria and affeetfona8e solicitations
f0 the families 0f nay d9MK com.
panfOns on tEfs eislst 70 the N9FtI1
Pole.
Tnis message was reserved On
Thursday.