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SURRENDERS
PARCHMAN, Miss. Dec.

PARCHMAN, Miss, Dec, N & A report received said that Char, Shep7rd. wanted for the murder of J. D. Duvall and Kidnapping of his 6aughter Ruth, surrendered to Mrs. Laura kellar, planter near Pert shire. who was to take him to the State prison farm here.
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DENIES REPORTS

NEW YORK, Dec, 31, (P)-Julius hosen1ald, financier and noted nailanthrcoist, denied published re- ports that he had been offered the post of Secretary of Commerce by MT Hoover.
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Plum and Fig Pudding at BROWN HAWKINS.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

the day or hour by ex- perienced cOlOrcd woman. Adams 156.
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ceiied.
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CHICAGO HOME BOMBED

CHICAGO, Dec, 31, R)-The home of Joseph Pocaro, leader of the Deneen political forces, was partially destroyed by a bomb be- lieved to have been thrown by un- successful office seekers
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WE CARRY THE BEST BRANDS OF CANDY MANUFACTURED I;y THE UNITED STATES BOTH JN BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot tage.
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MILD WEATHER

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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia-Partly cloudy
with local thundershowers tonight and
tomorrow; somewhat warmer tonight.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, 81; 8 pm, SO: {:
II midnight, So; 4 am. 81; 9 am, so;
noon, SO.
Barometer - pm. 1856; 9 pm,
1886: IL midnight, 1851; 4 am, 1856;
8 m. 29.70; noon, 29.6s.
Highest temperature, SO, occurred At
noon today.
Lowest temperature, so, occurred at
6 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, II; lowest, IS.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today - Low tide. I0:17 am. and
1892 pm; high tide, $40 am. and
4:02 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1918 am. and
1877 pm; high tide. 4:3o am. and
asa pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:4s am: sun sets
7:24 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:46 am; sun
sets 7:25 pm
Moon rises 2 pm; sets 2:04 am
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition OF the Water.
Great FallS-Very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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URGES PLAN TO ASSURE
FULL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN


A twentieth amendment 10 the Con-
stitution Is necessary for women TO
have full equality OF property rights,
of education, legal and business rights
with men, Miss Sarah Pope Groga1,
representing the National Woman's
Party. told a meeting Of the National
Political Study Club yesterday after
noon at the Lincoln Colonnade. More
than 500 members and friends OF the
club attended. Miss Grogan urged
women to make greater use Of the bal
lot, declaring that only In this have
women equality with men.
Presiding at the meeting was Miss
Jeannette Carter, the clubs president.
Other speakers were DR.. Clara Smythe
Taliaferro, Mrs Mae J. Richardson and
Mrs. Mayme Jones Mrs. Willie Dud-
ley sang several selections. Mrs. Myrtle
Hughes Robinson accompanied her at
the piano.
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FOREIGN.
Births Reported.

TIE following births have been reported u
tho Health Depari Inent in the mast - hours
Loura T. and Elizabeth Matthews boy.
Franklin w. and Katharine h. Malonee
boz
Glen O. and Pearl Hiatt boy.
John II and Mildred Potts hoy.
Glenn v and Ruth Rouse hoy.
Andrew e. and Eula " Clements hoy.
George and Blanche Elliot -.ir, boy.
Tohn r. and Ruth NJ. X King. hoy
Frank A. and Xenia Williams. hoy.
George A sud Pauline Griffin. hoy.
Park ard marguerite Clifford boy.
Harris and Eliyaheth Cochran. Eirl.
Paul n and Ruth n LedWeIl girl.
Walter and EVELYN A. Wiaton. gtri.
Edmund j. and PHYLLIS kidder girl.
George r. and Mabel Reeves. girl
william n and BeulRh c. O'Conneli. Ktrl
Arthur ] and Catherine PeDn. lr.. girl.
Melvin r. and Grace Buruette. FiFi.
John and Frances johnson, boy.
John w and Elyiah Scoti hoy.
Joseph NJ and Matilda Curtis. Grl
Bert y and Pearl +. watkins. girl.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 10
ibe Health DApAftment iu the nasi "a hours.
George Washington West, 81. :403 3rd st,
Maria =. Williamson -. 1915 west vir.
kinta ave. re
Thomas s Rutler. ~. BurlinEtop Hotel
Thomas w Fickling A. 40S 10Th -. ne.
Eva Richardson 40 GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Marie Hooner rs SIS II. Sc.
Charming smith A. Chtiren'a HosritAl
Poor
Virginia Prsntiss 81 az st.
Thornton Moore 80 Garfield Hospital
Carrie Jones 81 aO30 Z 81
Fdna 8 Johnson o 1910 New Jersey ave.
.Inhn n LAWS 1 09AA lih Al.
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SERVICE TO MANKIND
HELD AIM OF LIFE
Rev. DR.. Phillips breaches Bac.
calaureate Sermon to District of
Columbia College Graduates.

The professional man who values
personal asgrandizement higher than
service to others will find the road
to success fraught with grave obstacles
to progress. members of The graduating
classes OF the District of Columbia Col
lege were told yesterday by Rev DR..
2. Barney Phillips At annual bacca-
laureate services In, the Church OF the
Epiphany.
Rev. pr. Phillips urged the prospec-
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Presbyterian Church Election of ofii-
GERS. Friends invited

Presbyterian Church. Election OF ofii-
GERS Friends invited
Anacostia Citizens Association will
meet tomorrow, pm, at Masonic Tenn
pie. Fourteenth and u streets SOUTH
east. Sybil Baker. director Of COM
munity centers, will speak. Entertain
nent. Refreshments.
The Delaware State Society will hold
its closing get-together meeting tomor-
row, 3 pm, at Thomas Circle Club
1928 Massachusetts, avenue. Miss Ade-
laide Watson will direct musical pro-
gram, to be followed by dancing, cards
and refreshments.
Mrs. Florence Topping will hold a
card party and country dance for the
benefit Of the Woman's Benefit Associa-
ton tomorrow, pm. at her home,
1841 fourteenth street. Mrs. A. M.
Meyer will have charge of the card
rooms for 500 and bridge.
The Trinidad Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow. pm, in the
Wheatley School William Mex. Clay.
ton and William A. Roberts will BE-
guests and will SPEAK of the street rail-
way merger.
The Washington Illini Club will have
It's monthly luncheon tomorrow, 1890
pm, at the Cosmos Club. Col. Frank
White. who is about to leave the city
permanently, will attend
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Jn Memoriam.

BLACKWELL. In sad ard loving rsmem.
6rsass 6rsass q eqr dear oees gs; . ap'esna ars
u. NV Who departed Tbs lfe Jaelts
wears ago to-day MAY 2s 1915 and our
sLhcKWpKLL' Who o"d depsrted This ii iiis ara
wears ago October 3. 1893
A hanDy home we orcc enloye5
Bgt 9T me iove =" and 3Tssg5 dsgo{ed memory
Of our dear onss shall never pas. swst
HIS HI2bsgTy In2Ebys2TygD Sp M5FE s1s4ERs AyP N9EJHE EJIHK
BEAtRWfELL at:sSf An HaND FAMILY. say
Sof@ sser and In l9gnF sni sa3 sEsTaa e. sonD n ss ao
a1spartssd 1a I'd tsis 1nss life two years ago 'o@@y.
HES sfsTEs 4 H. Afi9E LIE Q AS6 i5' SfE2E 'EDyA
" 81 our dess ''sa wiss '9Sf and nrotssr sa cicgLf
DIGGs DAVIS who psssed on three years
HUsBASD ASD CHILDREN
Day; Vs. n ley,Sr so rsren15.,ygcs Of ny dss,
this life May e. 16o@. . ~ ~ ''' '-
Rest, sweet snirft -a@t
HIS LOVING WIFE. MARY G. DAY.
FLEMING: In n1snnory n my f.sr s~n.
years aEo today. May -, 1895
as sa10f soas ro1o NJ" me- .o9sG Sfs to .a year.
From ogr loved ones 4n Life
It's hard 20 part.
+ None feel IL more than 4 n7othe~s heart.
He was kind 10 All 70 God - PRAYED
Hi. record God holds N beaten,
u WelzheG.
DEVOTED MOTHER. MRS :. g ALEX
AMBER.
HiSKINs. In loving memory Of our loved
one RICHARD HAsRINs vho uassed
away two years ago. May %. 1926.
van His death vas ss ne strain q music
after b treasured IN he feeDest pocket
GI IT. or sogl & s. Son3s ~ Wy E .5fs rus. = En-
and ne must learn sEain 70 smile for Togr
ELfzAgETH g. H1sgTSs. WIFE: SrSA
D. JORDAN. SISTER. =
r,y dear husband. wALTER H HAvEss-
SER gho psssed a~ay nine years ago
Oh. how can I forEss nine years azo todsv
As stood bS your bedside and sax Eou
pass away.
jus. Ehsn life. vas brizhtess.
Just when hopes were heas.
He was taken from this world
To honn4 OF eternal rest.
Yet again we hope % meet thee.
And IN Heaven with joy 70. greet taes
Where no fsrszeH tears are shef.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
MARTIN. In loving memory Of NJ dear
TO-DAY. Nav %. 1929.
zkR EHsiaf 4 psT hssrIs sN E4sJ1sx~ ar4Jss
MINUS In. sad but loving remembrance
sro. NAY Ss. fes7.
=. The world may change from year 70 y.sr.
Our lives from day to day
But ~ love and memory Of FT dear
Shall never pass away
HIS LOVING WIFE.
PEYTON. In sad but loving memory Of
oar dear daughter and mother BLANCFIE
EAsToN PETToN. Zho departed TINS
life four years ago today Nav 2s 1874
We miss you mother and daughter wIth
1t vas Gods Own viii that you had 70
when t6e day come. and time shall b.
We win NEE. you. mother and dsuEajsr.
beyond the shore.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER BTeASCEE
PEYToN: AND MOTHER. IAsT,siA
| PFYTON. n memory - mr. dear rfses.
BLANCHE PEYT0Ns @ho disd four years
aEo to-day NAY IS 1924.
YoS are IN not ior:ot,sn. dear Blanche.
AZ long a. Iife and memory last.
viii remember thee.
| HER DEVOTED AUNT. LUCY WALKER.
S4RD0. A tribute 4o the nsenaory- Of ny
kind and devoted Trend NAY SARDO.
who died one year sSo May =; 1877
.W0RMLEY In loving memory Of our dear
mother, ANNIE woRMLEY- who dsus-t-
TODAY.
precious one from Us has gone.
voice fnve6 fs sailed
Ms,es Rlsss Is ..ysr yseaes n, Y \ ogE s,Is sons
HEB g., DATGHTERs. MISSOURI FANSIE
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tive lawyers and accountants OF the
college TO enter professional life with
a determination TO be Of service to
seeking advancement from It. A sue
cesSful lawyer must be more than a
mere interpreter, he said, and an ac-
countant more than technical con-
sultAnt.
More than so members Of the senior
classes Of the Law and AccUuntancy
Schools Of the college occupied re-
served section In the front of the
church They will receive their de-
grees Friday night In Memorial Con-
tinental Hall. The college Is aflliated
with the Washington Young Mems
Christian Association.
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DIES AFTER FIGHT.

Mans Skull Fractured--Alleged
Assailant Surrenders.
John Hamilton Steen, coIored, IS
years old, Of Mayor court. died at
Casualty Hospital late last night fol-
lowing an alteration earlier In the eve
ming with Robert Dorsett. q colored
neighbor. In the alley near their homes.
Death resulted from fractures Of the
skull and tawbone, physicians at the
hospital said,
Dorsett surrendered to police Of the
second precinct soon after learning Of
Stems death He said that he and
Steen became involved in a fight over
a trivial affair and declared he struck
the man with his fist in self-defense.
At the inquest this morning Steen
was held for the action Of the grand
itlry
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Worker Injured by Fall.

While working on a scaffold at the
gas plant at Twelfth and M streets
southeast about / o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon James A. Cox, 81 years old, Of
634 Alabama avenue southeast, fell and
received injuries to his head and right
leg. He was given first aid at Casualty
Hospital by DR.. j. Lawrence Murphy
and removed to his home.
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Dkaths.

WILCOX. Suddenly, May 81, 1923. al hls
resiasnce el9 Newton. ct NV, Guy
husband Of Lillian r wilcox lnse Ma.
Rruderl. Funeral from his late residenes
on WejDes1ay. MAY 30. at = D.m.- Ria
tiVes and friends invited. Tnternent Oak
Hill Cemetery 29s
WOODWARD. On Sunday May 27. 1923.
JAMES OTIS. son Of the late Rogal and
Minerva Charlotte Woodward Funeral
services Tuesday. May 70 al y pns. At
the Campbell Funeral Church Brosdvay
and 66th at. View York City. TniNrr'ent
Wedne sday. MAY 10, i2 y 1rlnck afaudsfd
lnne Rural Cenneterg. ALhanx. y v
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Mrs Tubbs OF Shantytown,' will be
presented. by Parkview Christian
Church Christian Endeavor Union. 8
o'clock, at Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, Fourteenth and B streets
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Underwood Backs Shoals Bill.

Former Senator Oscar Underwood of
Alabama called upon President Coolidge
today and urged, him to sign the Muscle
Shoals bill now awaiting presidential
action. )
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North Capitol Citizens Association
will meet, 8 O'Clock. In auditorium Of
Sunday school Of the United Brethren
Church. The invited guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur H, Fast, will provide an
entertaining surprise.
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The Bookmakers' International
League, of Writers will. meet, o'clock,
at Brotherhood Hall, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. ...
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

The Georgetown Citizens Association
will meet, 8 o'clock, at Potomac Bank
Hall. The meeting will be addressed
on the proposed treatment OF the upper
reaches Of the Potomac. G. w. Eliot,
I'd, speaker.
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LOST


BoNNET babys. blue velvet, trimmed in
squirrel fur Saturday eveninE, Reward 70
finder Il returned to i7a0 Mass, ave -.
BOSTON BrLL DOG, hrindle white streak
IN forehead and white breast Reward,
90l0 X -, NV West osn3,
DIAMOND RING-v-solitairs set in platinum
Saturday Nav - IN or near RiRgs Market
Liberal rewsfd returned 10 e9tl Conn
ave Ant fAn Phone North iE7A .O'
FOX FtlR~1Rfown between washington a
Amanda Reward Lin. aAnt
GLAssEs b0ne, black ease; May "a wash
tnEton railway car OF street Return Cathe-
dral Manslons south AIT. las,
M0NEY~--Hy hard. working cni0red girl
shout nm tH bills ~ small cihth hAe. sun
day afternoon, on 10th KENYON or Mount
Pleasant Finder please return TO one who
needs u terribly, Reward. iinnie Jonea
rel Al 1908 1927 KENYON 81 NV,
ErtkriECE, double mink. on Saturday
Reward Aile 9Th VI. NV, Adams 3isd.J
PERSON hnding green umbrella, Friday eve.
risht OF Speaker, cali West bst'w; Mgs,. A,
runsR~wLadys navy hlna auade: Friday
hyenanA, near Conn. ave, and Ashmead place;
cuntainlnK cards, money, ate. Reward, III
w. Nelson, Cleveland loss ass
WRIST WATCH. ElEIn, with initials q, E. D.
finder call Atlantic a0l Few,
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The Mideity Citizens Association will
meet. 8 O'Clock, at Thomson School.
James @. Yaden will speak A COM
plete report on the Farmers Market
legislation will be submitted. Refresh
n1ertg
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

Well wofn postcard axe folding kodak
tea leatlEI heilnwst owners nAnis ana I'D,
a,sss gss " 1kea Elf. from mother, no, tyalnE
r. %. bebt,
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o'clock, in Grand Army Hall.
The Federal Employees Union. Local
No. 262, will hold benefit card party
at the Chestnut Farms Auditorium,
Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, $50 O'Clock.
Municipal Council, Royal Arcanum.
will meet, 8 o'clock. at Odd Fellows
Hall. Regent L. s. ,Grigsby will preside
and Past Grand Regent Warren M.
Schoonmaker will speak
The Deanwood citizens Association
will launch a drive for 1000 mem
bers this evening at. Zion Baptist
Church, Forty-third street and Sheriff
road northeast Speakers will include
DR.. G. II. Richardson and w. Fl. Lewis,
members of the Citizens Advisory
Council; Rev. L. S. Wormley of Zion
Baptist Church. together with several
clergymen Of other churches and Mrs.
Gabrielle Pelham, supervisor Of colored
Fairgrounds.
FUTURE.
The Washington Advertising Club
will hold It's opening meeting tomorrow,
| 1890 PM, In the ballroom OF the Ma
tional Press Club. j. Fred ESsary,
president Of the National Press Club,
and Paul Wooten, chairman OF It's board
| Of governors, will welcome the Adver-
tising Club, and q program will feature
Marie and Marie, dancers; Pauline
Loria, blues singer: Ann Arlen. violinist.
| and May Davis. pianist, Bobby Ford's
Seven Capital City Serenaders will play
throughout the luncheon meeting
The members OF Kit Carson, w. r. c..
No IL, will meet tomorrow, 10 am, in
Northeast Masonic Temple. Eighth and
F streets northeast. TO prepare flowers
for Glenwood. Prospect Hill and st.
Mary'S Cemeteries.
| A card party. for Our Lady Of VIC
tory Church will be held May 81, o pm,
Harrington Hotel
The Iowa-Thomas Circle Citizens
! Association VIII meet tomorrow, 3 pm,
IN the lecture room Of Northminster
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Lincoln w. r. c., No. s, will meet
o'clock, in Grand Army Hall
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The Federal Employees Union. Local
No 262, will hold benefit card party
at the Chestnut Farms Auditorium,
Twenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, 8 80 O'Clock.
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Municipal Council, Royal Arcanum
will meet, 8 o'clock. at Odd Fellows
Hall. Regent L. s. Grigsby will preside
and Past Grand Regent Warren M
Schoonmaker will speak.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
kiNDEhGAnT RETAINS

Mothers and friends of kinder garten children were again de- lightfully entertained yesterday afternoon when thu children of tbJ kindergarten, supervised by Miss Louise Gates, kindergarten teacher, presented charming garden scene. Some of the ehil- dren, dressed in gay colors, rep resented the, flowers, little boys wearing work-a-day operalls, with rakes and spades. were the small gardeners, others, dainty little girls, were butterflys and bees, with lovely vari-coiored wings.
 The scene was acted out with music, songs and dancing by the small tots, and tho whole was tremendously enjoyed by the guests of the class and teacher
 The handwork done bys the class during the year was placed ahou' the room for the. visitors to see.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
PROSECUTION PUTS ! WITNESSES ON STAND
 AT M'GREGOR TRIAL

Two witnesses for the prosecu- tipn were on the stand this morn ing in the case of the U. S. vs. Neil McGregor which started yes tefday in the U. s. District Court Erling Johanson, bookkeeper of the Trading Union store at Petersburg and A. McGilton, who has wood yard in the same town, were called to identify photostat copies of vouchers anl checks signed by the government which are exhibits of the prosecu- tion in the case.
 H. D. Stabler, Assistant Dis. triet Attorney, made the state ment of the case to the jury yet terday afternoon when court con vened at 1:30 o'clock, and Henry Roden, who. with James Wicker sham represents the defendant, made the statement for the de fense. Chief Deputy Marshal J. H.. Statter was on the witness stand the remainder of the after. noon identifying exhibits. of which there are l6 so far, for the government.
 The case will be continued this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
MARKET FOUND FOR HAIR SEAL
 BY GOLDSTEIN
English Firm Offers to Buy Them in Almost Un-
 limited Quantities

Development of an English market for Alaska hair seal skins has been accomplished, it was announced today by Charles Gold stein, as a step in the expansion of his fur buying business in this city and the Territory. We have just completed arrangements by cable and mail with a large English firm to buy hair seal skins and are in position to of fer good prices for them," he declared
 The company, MT. Goldstein said, has offered to buy the skins in virtually unlimited quantities. We can handle as many as 26,- 900 pelts this season if they can be obtained" he added.
 In the past prices for hair seal skins have been so low that hunting them, somewhat diff cult proposition to accomplish successfully, has not attracted many in this Territory. However, the English market which opens a new field for sales, makes it possible to offer quotations that will make the taking of the seals a profitable undertaking, MT. Goldstein said.
 At the 1927 session of the AL aska Legislature, a bounty was placed on these animals, $2 being paid for each scalp or so much of the skin as will show the whole face. An appropriation of $20,000 was made to cover the county payments for the bien- nium ending in 1929. This, with the increased prices in prospect,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19

rent farces, That's My Baby has the novelty of series of situations that are refreshingly new. The irrepressible MacLean plays the role of an infatuated young man. who falls in love with a feminine ankle, starts a whirl wind courtship of the ankles lovely owner, only to find himself suddenly saddled with a strange baby at a time when he needs baby about as much as he needs smallpox.
 Under William Beaudine's capa- ble direction, notable support ing cast ably seconds the happy go-lucky MacLean. Margaret Nor ris makes a particularly attractive heroine and the work of Claude Gillingwater, Eugenie Ford, Wade Boteler, Richard Tucker and Fred Kelsey is exceptionally credit able.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
Church Delegates
 Dodge Discussion
 On Women Smokers

KANSAS CITY, May 19-Re- fusing to open floor discussion on the. increase of cigarette smok- ing among women, the quadren- nial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church re- ferred resolution scoring the vile weed" to it's committee on prohibition and public morals.
 The Rev. David H. Hargis, ne- gro, Philadelphia, and chairman of the Delaware delegation, said he observed more and more smoking among women on trains. ,"
 'Tt is a trayesty," he said, "on Christian womanhood In Phila- delphia aviators are paid $100 an hour and more to extoll the yir- tues of cigarettes on the sky. IL is time to call halt"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
SPINDLE RESIDENCE SOLD

Oscar Rollins and family have decided to make Douglas their home by the purchase this week of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Swindle on Fourth street. Mr.. Rollins operates the trolling boat Mayflower and accompanied by his family, consisting of his wife, two daughters, and one son, will spend the summer fishing. They expect to return to take up their residence here in August.
 MT. Swindle will move, in the meantim,, with his family to Jul neau. They plan to take up a few acres of land along the Glacier highway where they will estab- fish their home and have a chick. en ranch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
PIONEER DOUGLAS WOMAN
 DIES IN BELLlNGHAM

Mrs. D. B. Veasie, who resided on the Island for more than 20 years prior to 1918 when she left Alaska, passed away at her home in Bellingham, Wash, on May. &, according to news received here this week.
 Mrs. Veasie was TT years of age and had been seriously ailing for about six months. She is survived by her husband, Dan Veasie and a brother in Massa- chusetts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
| is believed will stimulate hunt

 it is believed will stimulate hunt ing
 Our plans for expanding our fur buying and manufacturing factorily and by the end of next year that end of our local busi- nass will be materially enlarged" ," MT. Goldstein said. Yesterday the firm bought large number cf beaver skins brought in from the upper Taku River districts by William Strong. It was one of the most valuable fur conagn- ments to reach the local market th.s season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-19
FUNNY SHOW TO BE
 AT LIBERTY SUNDAY

In That's My Baby" his latest hilarious starring vehicle, Doug las MacLean returns to the rol licking, swift-rolling type of situ- ation comedy typified by such past successes as "The Hotten- tot" Going Up" and Introduce Me-" This feature is at the Lib orty Sunday.
 Unlike many of the other cur