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New Britain herald., 1928-11-30
ON SEA q YEARS

ian Franchise. Nov. - (UP)-t
Fifty-two years ago 2. L. HAYES,
then . young lad with . taste for
the sea shipped aboard the bark
Pride for his first cruise on the Pa
cific.
Today Daddy HAYES, chief stew
ard Of tho Dollar liner President
Harrison. admits tho sea has got
me" and declines to spend his old
age on shore.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

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DEATHS.

ASHTON. Entered INTO eternal rest on Tues;
l.. ASHTON beloved mother of James f..
Mercer w and Maurice Frye. She also
leaves to m I,lrn their loss one sister and
three brothers and a host OF other relatives
and friends. Funeral on Friday. February
Adventist Church, 10Th and V sta NV.
Relatives and friends invited Remains
resting at W Eroest Jarvis Co West End
funeral parlors Goth st. and Dumbarton
NV,
BAINES. On Tuesday January 81. 1928
at so PM MARSHALL ROSS RAINES.
twin infant son of John f. and Charlotte
M. Baines Of 1915 Webster ST nv. In
terment private. Thursday. February =.
BALL. Departed this life on Wednesday.
February |. 1923. at ! am. at his resi-
derce Seat Pleasant Md. HENRY :
BAL beloved husband of Mary p. Ball
aged 80 wears. Notice of funeral here
after
BOARMAN. Suddenly. on "Wednesday. Feb
residence 1882 Bend 81. NV WILLIAM
l.. husband of Mary 4. Boarmah tner
DovPt. Notice of funeral hereafter.
BROWN. On Tuesday. January 81. 1923. at
; 80 am. at the Homeopathic Hospital
GROVER e. BROWN beloved husband Of
Eva +. Brown tnee Headleyi. aged 10
year,. Funeral from his late residence. 80
New York ave ne. on Thursday. February
=, 1T pm. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. lnterment at Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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REV. PAGE M|LbURN
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Former Pastor Here Sue.
cumbs to Long IIIness-Fu-
neral Services Friday.

Rev. Page Milburn. n years old,
former president of the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and former pastor of three local
churches. died at his residence in the
Falkstone Courts Apartments yester-
day. He had been In failing health
several years.
DR.. Milburns last assignment was at
the Woodside Methodist Episcopal
Church and he had made his home in
this city since retiring from active
service in the ministry In 1917. Prior
to then he had filled the pulpits at the
Episcopal Churches here. He had been
member of the Baltimore Conference
for so years.
Was Native Of Capital.
DR.. Milburn, native of the Capital.
was a member of the Association of
Oldest Inhabitants of the District of
Columbia, the Society of Natives and
the Columbia Historical Society He
also was a member Of Hiram Lodge of
Masons here and the Hiram Chapter
Royal Arch Masons.
He was the son OF the late Benedict
and Mrs Martha Page Milburn. He
received his preparatory education here
Columbian College and then Princeton
DR.. Milburn received his early expert
ence in preaching as a circuit rider"
In Maryland serving at many Of the
smaller churches In the rural districts
Besides his assignments In this city he
had charges In Baltimore and Frederick.
DR.. Milburn was at one time presi-
| dent OF Kee Mar College. at Hagertown.
Md. and vas professor of biblical
studies at West Virginia Wesleyan
College.
Wrote Methodist History.
A frequent contributor to church
| periodicals and other publications. the
| minister was especially known for his
work Of writing history of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. which
appears in volumes compiled under the
! direction OF the late Bishop Hurst.
under the title Of The History Of
Methodism"
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs
Mamie Redin Milburn: three sons.
Joseph w. Milburn of this city. John
| r Milburn of Cleveland and William
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tt
he Health Department in the past - hours
Edwin ", and Catherine 4. Holson; boy
john NJ and Maybelle I. Cullins. girl.
0rv,lle T. ir and Jennl: A. Gsro' nov girl
Alfred NJ and catherine smith. boy.
George l.. and Margaret r, swin'iells. girl
Thomas and Edna n. Wood girl
Percy l.. and Efic X Patrick. girl.
Enri~ue NJ, and Blossom Bemitch. boy
jay @. and, Alice n Michel" Mitchell. boy BOY
ce"rga II. and GLADYS. N Crane boy.
Robert an" t AHA bow Rowar Spsi IT, boy
N,thap,eI and Alice SnOwden. girl.
Richard and Gcncvieve Ford boy. 49,.
Fldridga 7. and Beatrice z: Davis hoy
Columbus and Agnes V. WarricR hoy
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Deaths Reported.

Tho following deaths have been reported 10
tho Health DEPARTMENT in IN. mast - hour.
Edward Z. Bnrrough s6 81 aoS , ri esp states
Alonzo ?. Y9nnssman. g. '"''eo 7'a''
Ira G Phillips. -, United States Soldiers
n" 49, S",iiT., as CT. Eiizaheih's Hospital
CSarles r DiIger. So. $500 St. u,,
Mary A. l.. Smith. 4: Walter Reed nos
pitaI m r...r. Washington
cnlvr ,I; ~ niIsr a. Ct Elizabetha Hosntal
VIVIAN K Johnston. 35 Walter Reed nos
pital ,x .r ro,t. To sib
'e> r INV " Rothory a. ~ idh loth st ne
Ellen r Wright - nlh :"tn god and
Infirr 20 8. ru..,,o,h's Hos
n'' Sn.,c Hroomhead - Frcedmen's Hospital
ChIrIine Wood. rs l7lS lain a. ,i,.,
Eliza Baltimore. 30. Iubercuios's hoe'''
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GarbS of Chants.

BAGBY. We wish to express our thanks
to our friends and neighbors for their
kind interest and beautiful floral offerings
during the illness and at the death of our
loved one. SARAH r. BAGBY uv
CLARK. We wish TO extend to our rea.
tives; neiEhbors and friends cur heartfelt
siors of sympathy and beautiful floral
tribute. at The death OF our =, br ,SnHE
the. Rev. ,sirs Miller. sydney Chichester
and the choir, - .-
SISTERS. GERTRUDE AND LOUISE.
CLEMENT. We wish TO express our thanks
TO our friends and neighbOrs for their Kind
interest and beautiful floral Oherings ~
the death of our loved one. MALI$SA A
HER Husband. SON. MOTHER AND
SISTERS. -
WATERS. We wish to thank the relatives
friends presentations and Rev. Henry j
Booker for their kindness sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the recent death
q our beloved husband. father and brother
THE FAMILY
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have teen issued to the
''' charles B. Campbell jr.. and Mildred V
Ryrou W. Blackwell and Josephine NJ
rlvyare both Of Salt Lake City. Utah
Waller L. Mundie and Ruth hageooh'
James r. Wundie and Marie J.. 1.anxyher
James r Kine. and Bessie Burroughs
Henry Bell and Celcstine Matthews.
Robert H Jordan and Mary 3. BRYANT
Parker Throckmorton Of this citS ano
Dorothna N Fraser OF Forest Glen.
Charles Lingner and Anna Bohle. coth
Of Baltimore.
George Fsu'ds and Martha II Scatz.
Robert l. WilIoughhy and Anna T. Fyfe
Harry Alex arder and Ida Wilson.
Josenh Kennedy and Gertrude L. Dixon:
Stephen H Caldwell and Mary T. Ma
grl,ter
CARLYLE r Nunnally and lsla r. white
more both OF Richmond
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MRS. R. H. O'HANLON DEAD
Expires at Family Home, Follow
ing Long Illness.

Mrs Rose Heany O'Hanlon. 81 years
old. wife OF Patrick J. O'Hanlon and a
native of this city. died at her residence,
No. 10 Grafton street Chew Chase.
Md. yesterday after long illr - She
was the daughter of the late -. and
Mrs. Thomas Heavy
Mrs O'Hanlon had long been an
active worker for charity and was
member of the board Of st. Vincent's
Orphan Asylum
Besides her husband. she leaves
daughter, Miss Irene O'Hanlon. and two
sons. Gordon and Thomas O'Hanlon.
Funeral services will be conducted in
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Deaths.

q $:ss.; :.:s,;s T i; II
pp. .r,.s February G...:.s sgo ,m;
Tnterment Mount oliSet CemsterS IL
sHtGKCE. The Ladies' sodailsy Of St.
S.S@a u S narf sAsY ssi H.Gs; go go
Crittenden 81 NV on we.'nesisy Fsbru-
AIRY At pm, to recise N. once Of
w MRS s. Nhep s.1sSE xE e. Prsf.c.
IhoNas 20 5es4 At son Ss u scs ss:p .sa
y '' i Kern s ana NJ NJ, 0i Sa9su. Fl NJ
1p",rs, Dsrq g.,I Lac Fas...i
Ilers theme to St Gabriel. ca,soi,e
Friends invited 10 attend
Sims ynts D ,9 III, us " Jsnaary %.
late Reuben simms an. leaves 70 noun
t@o daughters, Mrs Victoria smith sad
chr..y n Tsas f TsylGr 9as ,,s'r
smith Pauline T0lson. Elizabeth and ESr-
man smith three kreat-:rand.'t iIsiy~l and
neral Thursday. February > i 30 xn,ot
Zion Baptist Church
The world seems dark and lon.iv
. Empty and stiH
For mother. you Ief, vscaa, caair.
mat none can ever I'll
SIMMONS. Suddenly on we,ine.4sz FEN
Ho.1i,5l NARiK IN ,rX Il dps;s''ds. ~:
Amor bio, ed vif. Of Frsncis 4. SIN.
SMITH. Departed this hi. sunday lam.
d afgce 70 l9@S ws a, yt2 pr, her rs.,
isss wliian and 1S ssra Bs aans e.
ter q fee sra and the late Mary, MarIin
q John Duckett sadie Harvey ana Sarx
Kent Dunmore
SMITH. On SUNDAY January 20 1879 at
~ TANER smith T' 1e.s,ed i1 a,., 6.9 -;
Mr. As s.Y hee'i Of ,Pt,.burEh. Pa: Mrs.
AID William Smith. xranfnoiher VI anger-
Funeral h'' we hs ...'f E.b Sf Reuben .s
pm. from the VI Ertie,, Jsrss. %"
l lnasFat psriors 20: Georgia ave iuser-
"ALtEk On TUESDAY January 81. 1923.
VILLAIN VII LA, wALLER 6eio, =, au ass iV q
a. ;, MarEare;s Episcopai Cha-rs toss
aas ne I've ave ana Bancrofi pi-. o. Thurs.
Rt X Creek Cen1etery 1'H,sH'
{, he no rSsslden1s. go y 81 nv Lotisx
Namfor sse o siso .. "!ssr Fl of. sa !,
rsiat,xes ard fr.enGs. Ren airs resting AZ
~ Ga ave a Soe. % Of fD4 4sn:,, YI4i In
"!sIER suddenly. en- Monday. Js,rz-v
e. W.R isIs AZ GeoFEs washinEton Hssr:taL
~ 49,: heaoyec husband. Of MsrT
t.nssFal from his lat. residence. -ii1s
3bnes oIace ne or THURSDAY. February
- pr Relatives AMI friends is
CI,ed lnterreeni a, A-llnTfon NayiorsI
ten1eteC with military honors
YATES. The John Marshall Harlan Relief
Bro:her WILEY, YATES. assistant ser.
Essni-at-ain ms ~hose funeral took rls-e
Thrrch GEORGE W COLE P-.s.
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r. Milburn Of Milwaukee. and two
daughters, Miss Mary e. Milburn Of this
city and Miss Emily s. Milburn OF New
York. He also leaves two grand
children.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery
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JACKSON.

JACKSON. D~csrted this life SATURDAY
January - ia@S, THOMAS W. JACKSON.
h<love.i husband Of Minnie jackson. IA
Their Of CIareate Jackson, devoted 500 Of
lnI,sa Jackson brother Ct Franz snd
neral ThurSdsv February \. nm
from Untr wesley A. NJ F. =. Cha-a-
I'D st between l. arsi ~ as, a.w Re-
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GILL, sadtsnIy- 81 Nonday, Janua.Fx 90
z GIL and the late Thomas B. GILL.
brother ot Ada L. Tayior and Helen
Proctor, III the iwenty-fourth year OF his
age. Funeral from his laie residence.
1901 Sherln I'd. ne on Friday. February
=, 81 pm. RELATIVES and fr!enos In
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On January 81 1878
az :, am \; his vesidentf. O1ou HILL Nd
WILLIAM GETZENDASSER- IT. aSe1 D
years beloved son of the late William arc
Mare Getzendanner. Funeral from n N
or Thursday. February . a, Pc Inter
msrt Cor-re ssional Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
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aLENNNS. On Monday January 81, f2ss
Or. KENNETH r. GLENSAN husband OF
Arthur II. Gleanan l. $ Public Health
Service Funeral servlces az 81. Patrick >
Church on THURSDAY. February :. as 10
e'eiock Iniernent AZ Mount olirei Cen.e-
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G ,oDING Suddenly. January 81, 1928, -
her home les r 81 ne MARGARET u,
COOLING snee L.srklnl. heloved vile
81 Lester A Gocs4in< ard daughter sf
Mrs. A. AMI the late Frank : Larkln
and SISTER of Elizabeth 4 ant Thomas
Lsrkin Funeral THURSDAY. February
1875 az s.. Martins Catholic Church. =.
Can't and = sis r~ where mass weIf -
said at am InieruaenI Mount olive'
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ESSEN. OfHcers ard members of Moruirs
star Lodge No 80. I. B: P. o. Z OF W are
hereby notified TO meet IN session. oI
sorrow Wednesday February /. iyss at
! pm. for the purpose Of arranging for
the funeral and bnrial Of v 9ur la;e t sis-
neral services 10 he held THURSDAY. Feb
ruary a, pm. at the funeral par.
Tors OF Henry Washington, !ocaied at
as. 81 u.w Officers ard r1sRosT< OF
Columbia Lodge No. SIS: Forest Temple
No. 0 and Columbia Temple. No. az IN
viteti TO be present, BY order OF
Attest: FRANK A LEWIS. z. r.
FL OYn e PAYNE Sec
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DfathS.

fksA H. a. jA s.E E6;'a' Bso% w ::
f ch.ndlrS M; N: IA 4 Va Earri NJ MT:
T h"mas' Funerai from Me,ropoiitan Bap-
list Church. Friday. February 3. at pm
Friends invited.
BROWN. Departed this life at am. Feb
rusry l 1923. at Freedmens HOSPITAL
, r. :; t.,%n sn% brown ~ :s, 's.y e
i've, ti and friends. Notice Of funeral later.
od Eefs.,y 1e Tar6 s. HI res; IS.
h hsiGy"1 ' Of P e BOW s.o leave:
friends hid Notice ana Of f funeral later
STIR Lodge. No. 80. I. p. p q. f. OF ".
are hereby Notified to nee. IN s Isss
e. for the n"f funeral a9 u" and burial Of ,ase
ee"eased er9sssr 10 bs hed sands
BAPTIST faaay = chn aSia card st, between az
Columbia roH L"dge 10, s. Fo1ssi TEMPE.
No o. and Columbia Temple No. ~ ~
FLOYD G. PAYNE Sec
BRYAN. Departed this life on Monday
January 80. 1923 At L. 30 o clGsh At
Walter Reed Hospital. WALLER BRYAN;
Funeral from his aunts resIdence - =
" OF In,erment ., Arlington Gene
BURKE. On "wednesday. February ! l2 20.
Kansa. ave NV ANNIE E. widow Of
the late Charles F. Burke. Notice oil
funeral hereafter.
Butler. Departed this hfe on TUESDAY ss,
home $500 Georgia ave. nv, Apt: y
after lingering illness, KATHLEES N:
T. Butler Funeral from the chapei .!
MororAcy Cemetery BealIsville, Md at
:, O'Clock Thursday February :
CARIIN. On Sunday. January cs. 19se At
Wet Falls Church Va. NARY CARLiN,
wife of the late James CarlIn; fum.rai
from St James Catholic church on Wed
res,iay. February !. AT :: am lht.I-
ternient at ST. James Cemetery. i
COOLEY On Thursday. January ~. ,192s.
!, io 20 am aatoo shs RqpP eT.a Hone .9,,sr
Leander Rs and Dr. Saes
Saf f .si III lith q, - Funeral Th Y,;
Iey's funeral psrl0r Friends ard relatives
invited. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery
CRtMP. On TUESDAY. January 81 1872. a,
/. rs pm, NAOMI y1RGISLfA IA, neios ys,i
neral services on Thursday. February
at y 30 pm from her late reslden"e. llo''
ferret. ave Potomac Va. Interment al
Bethel Cemetery Alexandria Va
DAVIS. Suddenly. January. so. 1873 a.
her residence zoos o 81. Nv BELLA
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ESSEN. Departed this life Jsnuary .e; 1923.
a, Tuberculosis Hospital; ROBEKI TIE .i ne
Pickford nj ne. He leaves TO mourn their
loss a loving wife. two brothers. one sister
and a host of other relatives and frtetHcs
Funeral Thursday February =. from Henry
: wash,ngtons funeral home, 467 -,
NV al O'Clock pm. Relatives ard
friends invited Body may be viewed after
10 O'Clock am wednesday. February
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2 PROM N ENT
 JUNEAU PEOPLE
 ARE MARRIED
Miss Celia Mclaughlin Is Bride of Karl Theile,
 Secretary, Alaska

The marriage of Miss Celia Josephine Mclaughlin. daughter of Mrs. Ann Mclaughlin of Se- attle and formerly of Juneau, and MT. Karl Theile, was solemnized at 8 o'clock last nght in the Bishops Chapel. Bishop J. R. Cri- mont, of the Catholic Church, reading the service. Miss Cath erine Mclaughlin. sister of the bride, and MT. R. l.. Bernard were the attendants. Miss Nell Me Closkey and Mrs. R. l.. Bernard were the only guests.
 Following the ceremony sun- per was served at the home of MT. and Mrs. Bernard in the Mac Kinnon Apartments. the members of the wedding party being pres ent.
 Mir and Mrs. Theile left Juneau on the steamship Prncess Mary eand VII make a wedding trip of two months through the states. They will visit several days in Se- attle and will then go to San Francisco. Los Angeles and San Diego. From the coast they will
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George w. Albrecht, Fairbanks attorney. who visited here shortly before the Christmas holidays, had informed friends he would file. but his declaration. which was re- ceived at the office of Secretary Theile several days ago, failed to conform to the requirements as interpreted by Attorney General Rustgard. Maj. Albrecht was in formed of this immediately but so far has not corrected the pa pers.
 Two New Filings
 Two new Divisional filings were made today for the Repub- lican primary election. Grover c. Vim. prominent local attorey. and P. M. Mccormack, we'll known Wrangell business man and property owner, filed declara- tions for nominations for Rep 
 This brings the total of can for the four nominations up to seven. Others in the race are: Pat Gildea, Eugene Wacker, w. L. Paul, A. L. Olts, all of Ketchikan. and Charles Darwell, of Wrangell.
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BOXING BILL
 FOR AL A s K A
 ExPECTEDPASS
Policy Returns from Legion
 Meeting-Rep. at Wash ington Is Behind Bill

Assurance of the passage of a bill which has been introduced in Congress providing for conduct ing contests in Alaska was given by John Thomas Taylor. vice. chairman of the National Legls- lative Committee and representa- tive at Washington, D. C.. of the American Legion, who gave his support to the bill at the Execu- tive meeting of the Legion held at Indianapolis early this month, according to E. M. Policy. MT. Policy. who attended the meet ing as Alternate National Com .mitteeman from Alaska. returned to Juneau on the steamship Prin- cess Mary.
 The boxing bill was prepared by the Ketchikan Post of the Le- zion, it was said.
 A big fight is also being made for the passage of the Tyson Fitzgerald bill, a bill providing for the retirement of disabled emergency army officers, accord ing to MT. Policy.
 The most impressive address made at the meeting was that of Rev. Gill Robb Wilson. National Chaplain of the Legion and the outstanding figure in the organi- zation at the present time, the committeeman from Alaska said. Chaplain Wilson spoke on the fu- ture policies of the Legion and outlined an educational program for the promotion of international peace.
 While in Indianapolis MT. Pol ley issued invitations to visit Al aska to National Commander Ed ward E. Spafford, National Presi- dent of the Auxiliary Mrs. Irene
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LATHROP WILL BE CANDIDATE,
 MAKES FILING
Capt. Austin E. Lathrop Files for Republican Na-
 tional Committeeman

Capt Austin E. Lathrop, former Alaskan legislator and prominent business man of the Third and Fourth Divisions. today entered the race for Republican National Committeeman for Alaska, his declaration of candidacy being filed in the office of Territorial Secretary. It was left here sev- eral days ago by Capt. Lathron while visiting here enroute to Sc attle.
 Photographic instructions were received from him yesterday ask. ing that the declaration be filed. This was done today.
 Capt. Lathrop is well known throughout the Territory. He owns chain of moving picture theatres in the Third and Fourth Divisions and other real estate He is principal owner and man ager of the Healy River Coal Cor. poration operating the largest pro ducing coal mine in the Territory at Suntrana. on the Alaska Rail road. He was member of the 1923 Territorial Legislature, being elected as Representative from Cordova where he resided, at that time. He is lifelong Republican. ] Up to the present time, Capt. Lathrop has only one opponent for the position he seeks. Former Senator Frank A. Aldrich, of this city, was the first to file. Major
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go east to Oklahoma. thence to New York City. On their return west they will visit in Chicago.
 Mrs. Theile is one of the most prominent and popular young la dies of Juneau. She has lived in Juneau most of her life since early childhood and has always taken part in social and civic ac- tivities. For a number of years she was a member of the office staff of the Secretary of Alaska and for the past three years has been chief clerk in that office.
 MT Theile, who has been Secre- tary of Alaska since his appoint ment in 1921, is pioneer of Alaska. having lived chiefly in the interior until coming to Juneau seven years ago. He spent his boyhood in Fairbanks. has also lived in the Lower Yukon River country.
 MT. Theile is one of the sub stantial business men of South eastern Alaska, his chief interests being the cannery business in which he has considerable hold ings.
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Mcintyre Walbridge and Chef de Chemin de Fer Pelham St George Bissel Of the Forty and Eight. Spafford and Bissell accepted the invitations and plan to visit Alas ka this summer. Mrs. Walbridge had already made plans for a trip to Honolulu which she was un- able to change.
 Enroute west from Indianapolis MT. Policy visited in Chicago sev- eral days. On reaching the coast he went to Portland where he visited with his son Clayton who is attending Northwestern Dental College and then came to Seattle from where he sailed north. He has been absent from Juneau about four weeks.
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LEGION MIXER
 HELD TONIGHT

Tom Mccartney, second vice. commander of the local American Legion Post announces that a good old-fashioned get-together will be held in the Legion Dug out tonight at o'clock. It will be the first Legion function of the year in the new Dugout and the mysterious preparations by MT. Mccartney and his commit teemen adds greatly to the cer- tainty that every one will have a good time.
 The party is not entirely a Le- zion affair as all ex-service men and their ladies are invited. The members of the committee are: Tom Mccartney, chairman; E. l.. ''Pick" Cunningham and Harry Stonehouse.
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MOOSE MEN ATTEND
 ROLL CALL MONDAY

More than 100 members of the Mems Mooseheart Legion attend ed the Annual Roll Call of that body held last night in the Moose Hall. A special program. arrang- ed by the Mems Legion, was pre- sented. and included a skit and musical numbers. which were greatly enjoyed.
 Following the entertainment hot sandwiches and coffee were served by the Legion to it's mem bers.
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attle next Saturday on the steam CT Alaska for Juneau. according to word received by Mrs. Hurley today.
 MT. Hurley has been in a Se- attle hospital some time. His wife returned to Juneau a short time ago after spending several weeks with her husband
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j. w. TROY LEAVES FOR
 BUSINESS TRIP SOUTH

John "i. 1roy, Editor and Man ager of The Daily Alaska Empire. left last night on the Princess Mary for Seattle on business trip. He will probably return about the end of February after visiting Mrs. Troy and his two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Morgan and Mrs. Robert Bender, in Se- attle,
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FOX IN OFFICE
 { SEC. OF ALASKA

A. w. Fox, formerly chief clerk in the office of the Secretary of Alaska and who is now practicing law in Ketchikan, is in Juneau 70 take over the charge of the See retary's office during the absence of Karl Theile for two months.
 MT. Fox, who made Juneau his home for many years, said today he is glad to be back again among familiar places and old friends. He is a guest at the Zynda Hotel.
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ALASKAN SNOW COVER

The IoiIowlns amounts of snow were reported on the ground at several stations in Alaska, Mon day evening. January 30, 1928: Eagle, inches; Fort Yukon, Is inches; Nome, 36 inches; St. Paul Island. 9 inches; Panama, 20 in ches; Juneau. trace.
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HURLEY RETURNING

R. C. Hurley, who lost leg oy amputation as the result of frac- ture in the limb several months ago at Anchorage, is leaving Se-
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ROGERS DUE TOMORROW

Steamer Admiral Rogers, Capt Frank Landstrom, is due in port enroute south. at noon tomorrow lccal agents announced today.