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IT'S 4 CROOL WOILD

Oakland, Cal, June 2O.-It's tough
when you make up your mind that
you want to die, and then can't. Eva
Frances, tired Of the mortal afflic-
lions that bcsct her constantly, sat
herself upon the tracks of the South
ern Pacific and waited patiently for
the electric to come along and assist
her to another world. But the mo-
torman stopped the car and Eva
tainted. She gave no reason for her
desire to die.
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West indies, would have thrilled
any Of the Blue Capella's employees.
Apparently Mr.. Welkins expected
her to be delighted.
Her silence puzzled him. you
will be glad to 60, won't you. Miss
Brewster?" he asked uncertainty.
I'VE want someone 40 hostess who
will know how to make the pas
sengers feel as though they were
our guests on the ship. Bring them
together: see that everyone has .
good time"
"Why. I don't know" Virginia
began hesitatingly. There are o
number Of things I'd have to think
about before I could decide. Mr..
Welkins. But II you will give me
a few days I'd want to talk
to Mr.. Damn about It ;"
"Of course. Of course. Well, lets
meet your new assistant and see
Il she will do"
Virginia went out to send In Miss
Evans. Presently the latter re-
turned to say that she had been
given the position.
BY closing time Virginia had
about made up her mind that she
would refuse the offer to 60 IS host.
ess on the Agena's cruise. though
= chance to get away from New
York and the immediate influence
Of Frederick Dean appealed to her.
The thought Of Nathaniel swung
the pendulum Of desire back to
New York AZ she counted the time
she would b away from him II she
accepted tho assignment.
There was all too little time to
be with him. she feared. her mind
still on the setback Oliver had
caused her. A slowly growing con.
viction that she would have to pay
her pound Of flesh-desh Of the
heart-was bringing her to face q
very real possibility Of having to
count each hour with Nathaniel one
Of . fast vanishing few.
But she still had . small part
Of her year! Was she then Of such
poor stun a. to lay down her arms
at the drst sign Of defeat? Vir'
ginia bolstered up her waning
courage BY flaying herself with
scorn for being an "easy gutter"
The cruise would last six weeks,
and vvhn no,alA tall chat aha might
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two business
lots and office building located on
the best corner in Driscoll, North
Dakota, suitable for Filling Sta
ton. The lumber in this building
is worth $4,000. Inquire Of j.
o. Wright, Station Agent, or write
P. o. Box 1863, Sioux Falls, s. D..
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Large heating plant
in good condition, suitable for no.
tel or garage. Boiler has "a flues
3 inches by IA #. Piping and 16
radiators. Inquire Olaf Lee,
Washburn, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-CEo:ce Imported Ger
man Rollers &hd Hartz Mountain
also -lativc singers. Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone 116-J, Jacob
Bull, Dickinson. N. D.. Box 728.
WANTED FOR PASTURE-25
head of cattle, good feed and wa
ter. H. S. Fairchild, Mckenzie,
N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Casting box and one
TIL. p. Electric D. c. motor
cheap. INQUIRE at Tribune office.
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chology." Armed with the book and
crowbar he attempted to rob q
Bronx butcher. However, things
failed to work out according to
Hoyle. The crowbar didn't put the
butcher to sleep and when he started
bowling for help Contrary to psy-
Geological premeditation) George
headed for the elevated stairway only
to be caught in the arms Of Patrol
man Corcoran.
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Wichita, Kas., June 20.-Sixteen
years of married life proved too
much for Amos e. Bryan. He re-
Gently sued for divorce on grounds
Of extreme cruelty, claiming that his
wife, Annie L. Bryan, abused him.
"She curses and abuses me, and
threatens to kill me, ~ Il she meant
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VIAGlNlA BREWSTER II IN
love with mn artist, NATHANIEL
promising to marry FREDER.
1CK DEAN in one year tf she
fails to earn 100000 that he al
leges her father cheated him out
Of.
BREWSTER had lost hls for.
tune in speculation before his
death and VIRGINIA II left des-
tltute. She pnwna some Of her
jewelry md OLIVER CUTTER
promises to invest the money Tor
her.
She seeks work. hut without
success. She discovers that she
n being shadowed and suspects
that DEAN hna brlbed the ngen.
cies not to help her. OLIVER
gains her confidence and shows
her attentions which NTFcL re.
sents, but then VIRGINIA does
not like the familiarity with
HIM.
DEAN sends VIRGINIA IN eve-
ming wrap which she returns.
TELLING him how contemplate she
thinks his spylng tactics are. His
threat to ruin CUTTER fright.
ems VIRGINIA and she warns
OLIVER. Then she 70 lucky
enough to get . position which
The summer passes ana % early
September she In amased when
charged By CUTTERS wife with
trying to ALLEVIATE his affections.
She appeals ia OLIVER to ex.
pIaln. And demands m accounting
1t her Investments. Thea he con.
1esses that he has not made =
penny for her. but that he n mad.
II Infatuated with her and WIN
Gladly give her the hundred thou.
sand q she viii 60 away With hin.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXVIII
VIRGINIA submitted unresist
' ingly to divers embrace. Hel
mind was blurred with shock ant
despair. The fine spirit that hal
famed against her fathers ira
Queer was quelled. She lay Qulea
cent. . broken crusader.
Over her head divers face tool
on an expression Of amazement. d
thoroughly had he been convinced
Z moment before that he had los
her.
He relaxed his hold, to help he
to q chair. A great. struggling
sob wrenched itself suddenly from
her lips az her mind broke loos
from the paralyzing talons OF fear
She thrust out her hands an
freed herself with one vigorou
shove. Oliver staggered away frou
her. tripped on the edge Of . thicl
rug and fell nat on the floor.
Virginia laughed. . strang
laugh that sounded weird IN tn
prosaic surroundings. Il Wa mil
gled hysteria and ridicule.
divers face burned holly % b
scrambled up. all dignity lost.
"You little DEVIL" he shouted
believing that she had fooled hir
deliberately. though for what pui
pose he did not stop to ask.
Virginia did not answer him. 6h
had turned toward the door An
saw that It was opening slowly. Blu
che WAS past caring who might WI
ness tho scene she was leaving.
The newcomer was Miss Evan
She took one comprehensive glanc
ct her employer and withdrew wit
Virginia.
" did not know Il you wei
laughing or crying" she explaine
IN apology for her Intrusion.
Virginia did not make . dire
answer. YOU'D better set yor
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it." he said. "Twelve years ago she
took . gun after me 1t Monroe. La
and In Burton she tried to kill me
AGAIN.
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Mrs. Mugs: So you'll have to
throw out the new roomer you got?
Mrs. Mugs: Yes, he started
flirting with me right away-And
that means he's broke.-Life.
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Peregrine falcons will frequently
pursue and strike down pigeons and
other victims for the mere sake Of
killing; they are capable of over
taking the fastest birds.
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LONE DEPENDENT ON WAY TO
WEALTH

MERTON, Tex, June 20.-The only
person in all 1rion county. dependent
on public support, is on the way to
wealth. The man who is a pauper no
longer has been living on barren
tract of land near here. His name is
Fred Saunders.
Recently oil was discovered in the
vicinity Of Saunders property and
several bids were made for his To-
section tract. But he refrained to
sell, demanding always higher prices
and dickering for possible ROYALTIES:
County officials say that Saunders
attitude is unfair, because as long
as he refuses to sell the county is
forced to provide his sustenance.
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POOR Lr'L TELLER

rid the community Of "this obnoxious
flower"
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PSYCHOLOGICAL HOLDUP
New York, June 2O.-Psychology
has been proved a failure in the hold
UP racket. George Hoffman had
been studying the "A B c Of Psy-
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IF SICK OR AILING DON'T
CHANGE CLIMATE-CHANGE
DOCTORS Change from the
Old System Of Surgery and
Serums, pills, pus.punching. poi
sons and dope to the NEW SYS-
TEN Of NATURAL HEALING
1t the Clinic Of DR.. T. N. Mac
Lachlan (Harvard). Visit the
Clinic before Il II too late and
they have carried you off to the
hospital and operated on you. We
can cure you without operations
by our ~ystem Of BLOODLESS
SURGERY-our System Of Blood
Purification-our Alkaline Blood
Treatment-Ninsty Nine per cent
Of al operations are unnecessary
WE HAVE CURED HUN
DREDS. WE CAN CURE YOU.
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MAKE US . cash offer for our five
room modern bungalow, located at
11O0 Ave. D. Owners work will
not permit living in Bismarck.
Write Box x63. Terre Haute, Ind.
FOR SALE OR RENT-New mod
ern six room bungalow. Phone
1oe1-R OF call ct ait Griffin
street.
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!. FOR QUICK SALE:
"A Studebaker Standard late
1886 coupe, first class shape.
Leaving for New York. Do not
want @ ship. Sacrifice for i'm.
mediate sale. Price $4,000.
Inquire hotsl clerk, Bismarck
Hotel.
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pick, attached garage. GA Ray
mond street. Immediate posses
sion, rent $50. o. w. Roberts,
1T Main Ave. Phone 751 or Isl.
FOR SALE-Bungalow. five rooms
and bath. Less than three years
old, living room and dining room
have oak floors and trim and the
walls new Texto finish. Painted
walls throughout. lnlaid linoleum
in kitchen, bath room and base
ment stairs. Built in features,
full finished basement, double
garage, 50x150 #. lot. A bargain.
Call and see it. 41s w. Rosser
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
MRS. CLOTH To
FACE TRIAL
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her bail from $4,000 to $4,000. which
was furnished He announced that
he would ask the governor 20 desig-
nate some other Judge and common.
wealth's attorney to prosecute the
case.
Neither Mrs. Cloth or her former
husband showed any sign OF recog-
milton.
Cloth was shot late at night on
the porch OF her mothers home
near Clarendon. while converslng
with his mother.ln-law, Mrs. Della
Snyder He had just returned from
Richmond where he was fighting
the annexation proceedings brought
against Arlington county by the city
OF Alexandria.
Detectives Report
A long distance report from Perry
Bonner. private detective, that ne
had obtained evidence on which
Cloth could stop paying $50 . week
aliinOny brought Cloth back 20
washington. Cloth had gone 40
once to his former wife's home.
For several days after the shooting
he lowered between life. and death In
Emergency Hospital here. He was
discharged and returned to his home
two weeks ago.
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SENAT0RSF |GHT
NICARAGUA
POLICY
..lnlarnanon.I Nsnaraal RAs.oa

a d0mble.barreled attack on the
American Marine occupation Of
Nicaragua was launched lii the SEN
ste this afternoon In connection
with consideration % the ss6s,0 OO.-
900 naval appropriation bill.
senator Blaine, tR. Of wisconsin.
first offered d resolution, which
would call on the Navy Department
lor ! report on its campaign IL
Nicaragua end ieferrlng action on
the appropriation bin until that ~
port IVES made At the same time.
senator King ID Of Utah, sDOr-
sOred an amendment to the biz,
providing that none ok. ITS funds
ran be used 10 maintain American
Marines til Nicaragua.
senator BroolShart us1 Of Iowa.
meanwhile introduced bill. prUvid-
ing thst the American Government
purchase $1S,f0O.0OO worth Of Mica
raguan bonds In order to protect
the rights bf the United States 10
construct. operate ana maintain an
interOceanie canal over Nicaragtlan
territOry
- rs Dill WOulu create - mica
la guam loan commission" composed
OF the Secretaries or state. Treasury.
and Commerce. two Senators ana
two Representatives to handle tae
money.
Under Broolxhart's bin. $50, 400, 0O0
would be used to refund Nicara.
guA's national debts; $4,000. 900
would be used to settle war claims;
100000 for the Bank Of Nicara qua.
ana sS.sOO.ODO to build i railroad
about the canal route.
Blaine. In his resolution. asked
the Navy Department TO report
OF Nicaragua had cost the Govern
ment. AT the suggestion OF senator
Norris tR.l OF Nebraska. ne also
asked for report on the number.
OF marines killed IN Nicaragua ard
the casualties among natives,
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
GeenLy Isle
Correct, Says
Geographic

IT'S Greenly, NOT glreenles--
the island where the 1nnkerh
plane from Dublin landed, IN
the first successful westward
flight across The Atlantic.
The National Geographic 30.
rfety, through John Oliver Ia
GOrce. its vice president, today
settled the question III Tire
spelling BY issuing this brief
statement:
This AOcieky officially BseA
the spelling 'Breenly Island,
emitting the final 4, having
decided this alter consulting
plIOt charts and scientific maps
81 British origin. We finn
that 81 81 the gAaeteerA omit
the final Z. =
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Widow Denied $4,000
Judgment hY u. S. Court

Mrs. l.. II. williams, OF Bogatusa.
la, today lost an appeal to the
supreme Court to sustain a judy
ment OF $4,000 won against tho
Great Southern Lumber Company
for the alleged killing OF her hus.
hand, union organizer, by q COM
pany guard.
She charged that Wiley Mage.
alleged gunman. led a mob which
shot and killed Williams and three
others. when Williams arrest was
sought as 4 suspicious character.
She asserted that the shooting was
without provocation.
The high court held that the
Judgment was properly set aside N
the Circuit Court because the trial
court denied the lumber company
full presentation of its own case.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

leaving Murray BAY this morning
arrives there
Unless held back BY bad weather
SaVacllbn expected 10 reach Green
liz island before night. IL storInA
hold back the plane 4 landing MAY
Be made at seven Islands. It was
At that place that Schiller and Cut.
sinier landed on their flight 10
Greenly Island.
Weather conditions N BelIe Isle
Stfaft-Whef6 Greenly Island T. 10.
Gated. were very bad. A strong wind
was blowing and the mir Was thick
with fog and snow.
Greenly Island il surrounded with
= heavy ice floA whose surface Ii
ragged ana uneven. making It i'm.
possible for An Alrplane to land
upon the ice without taking a
chance OF sustaining grave damage.
For six hours yesterday@-4rum
noon until p. nn.--the Montcalfn
bucked ice packs. her sharp, steel
plated PROV grinding through tho
floes. She was trying to find an
open lead through which she could
steam through the night. Progress
was slow and very difficult.
News that Schiller had reached
Greenly Island was flashed by the
Point Amour Radio Station. How
ever. II was not until 1880 last
night that It was officially con.
firmed by 4 radiograrl from DR..
Cuisinier. who Is an official OF the
Trangcontinental Always. Ltd. This
second message said they found
the German.Irish airnen perfectly
safe, in good health ana good spirits,
but deeply disappointed because
they were compelled to land before
reaching the goal they had set for
themselves.
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POLE DIRIGIBLE
RIDES STORM

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poked its nose through the clouds
and was seen for the first time. d
great shout went up from the spec
tators.
The airship circIed about the
field, coming lower and lower. Then
the task of landing her was begun.
At G:Sh a. m. (2:S5 a. m. Eastern
standard timel, the ship was safely
landed,
Guests of the City
General Mobile and the crew Of
the dirigible will be guests OF this
city while the ship is being stocked
and fueled for its hop to the Pole.
The 30.hour journey from Milan
furnished a tempestuous baptism in
adverse conditions for the dirigihle,
1t was caught I'm storms over Glei.
WITT, SiIesia. equal In fury to those
which it probably will encounter at
the Pole.
General Mobile started against
the advice of German weather. OBJ.
servers. For the first few hours
the ship made good time. Then
came headwinds and electric storms
which reduced her speed to about
% miles an hour.
1t soon became apparent that the
ship could not hope to reach this
city at o'clock last night. as had
been hoped. For time she was
lost over SilesiR during 4 series OF
violent thunderstorms.
General Mobile radioed the Lin.
denburg Observatory near Berlin
upon the advisahility of turning
back to Milan. When advised that
fairly good weather was predicted
for the last part OF his route, he
decided to continue.
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SINCLAIR forbidden BY COURT
To- USE HIS STRONGEST AL|B|

a. w. Ambrose, former Govern.
ment seologist. was put on the
stand BY Hoover. Ambrose was
questioned about conference in
October, 1891, at which were pres
ent Fall, Ambrose. Admiral j. *.
Robson, and II. Foster Bains then
chief of the Bureau of Mines. Am.
brosA had just returned from an
inspection trip through Teapot
Dome.
what did you report to Secre-
tary Fall and Admiral Robison?"
asked Hoover.
Roberts objected, but the Judge
ruled that anything actually re-
ported to Fail might 10 in.
Hoover took advantage Of this to
get in little testimony scout
drainage.
II reported that the saddle cf
Teapot Dome had moved said Am
brose.
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Icebredker MontcaIm Reported
ArriDed at GreenLv Island

Aa;pht averted & possible catastrophe
At the start Of the Brenefi's west
ward hon across the Atlantic. *
nayts here declared today.
Just before the start koellls or.
dered me unloading 81 81 gallons
lof petrol. At the time. some
thought he was lessenlnE the Bre-
mems chances Of making the long
hop because Of carrying too little
fuel.
However. 1t was pointed out. his
action was justified In view Of the
| fact that the machine just managed
to clear the field despite its light
! kned load
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
GIVES BOND FOR
KICKING COP

Charges. Of reckless driving and
disorderly conduct against Morgan
w. Wickershan. real estate oper-
ator, of East Oxord ST.. Chevy Chase.
Md, were dismissed in Police Court
today, and charge OF assault
against his artist wife. who admitted
that she kicked Policeman r. T..
Allen. OF the White House force,
while he was attempting to arrest
wickersham, were dropped when
Judge Robert E. Mattingly accepted
Mrs. Understands personal bond.
The charges are alleged to have
grown out Of a dispute between
Wickersham and Allen over a park.
ing space near the F Street entrance
Of the Willard Hotel.
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tG0n1anue0 1r0m NlESL ksa8Ssl
ress stand without having been
permitted to say q word about
drainage.
Earlier in the day Justice Bailey
had ruled against the prosecution
plan to put F. i. Dohenys jr:. on
the stand to tell OF his father
aloan" 81 500 900 to Fall The
Government had counted strongly
On this testimony.
George Hoover, chief defense
counsel. admittedly was taken back
al the ruling. barring testimony as
to drainage. but he said ~ hoped
TO get the evidence in another way.
Previously, the Government had
closed its case after developing =
final SIS, 900 payment Sinclair made
to Fall in 1928, a year after the
Teapot Dome lease. making the
total Of money that passed be.
tween the two men s2s4,10O.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
Hearst plane On way

Hearst Plane On Way
QUEBEC, April ia second
plane hoped off at Murray Bay
today for GreenIy Island. 500 miles
away, where Capt. Herman Koehl.
Baron Won Huenefeid and Gem.
mandant James r Fitzmaurice
were marooned when the German
transatlantic plane Bremen was
forced down by lack Of fuel. This
plane. which il piloted BY Romeo
Savachon, carried Leslie Roberts.
international News Service CORE
spondent and photographer. Il
took of today.
The Trans-C untinentAl Anyways
Ltd, (which owns the iAirdgonle 81
MurrAy Bay, sent d wireless mes.
81 rs is Duke Schiller and DIR.
Louis Cufsi1ier at gfeenly Island
to remain there until the plane
-
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
MRS. PHILLIPS
WINTER CONCERTS OVER

Discontinuance OF the winter
sar,es Of concerts by the Navy
Band was announced today. The
hsnd will broadcast it's future pro-
grams over Station WRC, on Sat
urday nights. -,
This was quite a setback for the
defense, as much Of its case re-
wolves around the contention that
fear OF drainage OF the naval re-
serve though wells In the adJoinlnR
Salt Creek field compelled the lcas-
ing of the reserve
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
Mrs. Fitzmaurice Plans
To Leave For America
With Ship Pilots Wife

DUBLIN, April 1e.--Mrs. Fitz.
maurice. wife Of the Irish com.
mandant who acted as co-pilot on
the Bremen's famous westward
fight across the Atlantic, today an
nounced that she would leave soon
to join her husband In New York.
She said she would probably 20
over to America in the company
Of Mrs. Koehl. wife OF the Bre.
mems other pilot.
Catastrophe Averted
By international News Service
BALDONNEL AIRDROME. Duh
lin, April 16.--Captain Koehps fore.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
CARD PARTY PLANNED

Victory Review. Woman's Benefit
Association. will give bridge and
500 card party at SdS O'Clock to-
night at 1926 Massachusetts Ave,
n. w. Proceeds will go to the
fund for establishment OF an asso-
citation clubhouse.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
Montcalnl Arrives

MontcaIm Arrives
BY international News service
MURRAY BAY. Quebec. April 16.
After q terrific battle AGAINST wind
and ice. the Canadian government
ice breaker Montcalm has reached
Greenly Island where the crew OF
the transatlantic plane Bremen were
narooncd. according to IN uncon-
firmed report received here this ATT
erT1oon.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

Benjamin r. French Lodge. NO.
Is, ". A. A. NJ. will hold a regular
meeting In the Masonic Han ~
night.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
PORTUGUESE CABINET OUT

LONDON, April 16.-,The Portu-
guese cabinet resigned today, said a
diSpat ch' from Lisbon.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
MISS HERTA JUNKERS

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nairs and continue their flight to
Mitchell Field.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-10
FAIR MEETING
this EVENING
TO GAIN VIEW

All citizens of Douglas who are in
tereSted in the Cochise county fair
are invited to. attend the gathering
that will be held this evening in the
chamber of commerce rooms at the
GadSden hotel. It is announced that
this is neither meeting of the board
of fair directors nor of the stock
holders of the fair, association but is.
Intended to be a meeting of citizens
for the purpose of getting the senti-
ment of the community on what
should be done about continuing the
fair meetings. 1t is the wish that
people come and express their senti-
ment, no matter what their individual
views may be as it is the problem of
public sentiment that is trying to be
solved.
There had been some ,interpreta-
ton Of the former news item to the
effect that this was to be meeting
limited to those having either Of
ficial or. financial interest in the fair
association but this is not the case,
according to George B. Doubleday,
secretary of the chamber of COM
merce. He says that everybody is
invited and it is the hope that there
will be big attendance.