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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-02

MONEY DELIVERED Ar ONCE
I'd and 3rd Trust Loans S100 Up
1910 G st. n, W. FrsnkIln s3ss
1ST & I'D TRUST LOANS: prOnfpt atten-
ton. VIM. III. KYLE 1410 NV. M. 66o7
FIRST TRUST LOANS. 8 90 years. upnI
lnlproyed real estate IN Washington ard
year tustallment loana providing for car.
collation. Of debt u case Of borrowers
Evening star., 1928-05-02
WANTEn--SUBrRRAN rRorESrY.
SAIh,.llillSk ~.

$ ~ : ROOM NoCSE, " ACSE tr. NEAE
ears, Wa VNChsRge HsNFsseg SssSN 81 *
fAShed traHss C3eSR SSStt-@-
Evening star., 1928-05-02

TAKoMA PARK. DUTCH COLONIAL
punt oy owner. now leaving: new large
place sun parlor 20 ftxI2 f.. dining room.
breakfast nook. kitchen pantry. 3 bedroou1s
. .eoar closets. fulfilled hath. built-Iu tub
and hxtures: garages. one suilt-in and
heated; hardwood floors. b W H. nj large
shady corner lot. Priced considerably ioT-
er than cost Easy terms. Key az 2I1-
Cedar Av.. Shepherd 9T30.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

INV GARDENS. 27oo QUE ST, sw.-Bs-
Ane6 apartment. having SWITCH board sefv'
ios. cafe resldent manager On prems.sse,ts
] room Kitchen and hath ...... s&32 30
Z Yoons kitchen and bath ....... 30 90
Z reoma Kitchen ard bath. 1000
eIo0 18th E.w~-1 room. kitchen and e
rns k,i.. din. aieove and bath e6 %
3 rna. k8t. dir. elcoye and bath. 5000
4 TEa~ kit.. Gin. sicoye and bath 100 90
1891 "a AVE. N"--s room. slsGhs9 &c "a
Ala MASS AVE. ME--ElegatoF and switch
beard service Resident mahsgeF
4 rooms. kltchsn ane bath ...... $3.50
z4s7 sPErlsG I'D. s.w.--R.seeqs nsnsgsar5
I rm.. Kit. 1lD. slcoYe and BATH .ssD.D0
sgrs' A'ehsh' oan'nF $50 sso % IL - e7.so
ron rooms 'kfg.6sa. rec. haIi.S 6TsssinS ~
Eeom nse bAtbs s.s.,s-+.s...t.. TI'bo
s2zi cQGs AyE,==,,Res..dsnt manager in
rooms. III rec. hail and bath sEa 10
xsa0 oRTARIo I'D. .Nwl--Resideat ragr,
rooms. kitchen aud bath. .,,,.. $1,000
a6z0 1Gsh ST. gE,--New building. Free
electric refrigeration. -
? rogHas. Kitchen ard bath 30! ~
TIE sUEBrRY. 1872. 81. swz---2
rooms. kiteasp and Datb -.,..... III ~
F00gn. kitchen aud bath .,.,...s ~ ~
ssz0 /. ST. Sw,--sse resaaeoi manager.
70 fooass' S' saschsB sns bath ...,.. $s2 30
ss24 wIsCossIH AVE. N.w.--s rooms.
kitchen a0e bath h.,sss+sssss'sstss%S s%SfJ
cBALYoBTE, 2iis sT e.w,--5 rooms,
{ ToSgas Eitessn aad bslh ....... ~ 90
elzf sT. Ew,--KIsvAtor building Etai-
gsonas FsDhen sn1 bath ....... tt2 -
rSonq Kitchen and bath ....... a. 90
MApRID, $500 18th sT S.w.--4 Ig2n I2ge2nsl ~
rooms AtcEeD and bath .,..... 81 %
asst CCRr. AVE EWe~-Eightssory sleya.
iSF f,glielHT keNasgi mehgEeF On tbs
pJsalsea sfssg % p p all day sgntf1sgs st1 u
mEla QUE ST gW,~-Eesi6eHt manager.
1 gcsn EstchsS and bath s...ss SAC 90
aO!s l6tk sT. E.w.-~i room siih aleege
%4ag y 81 Nw~~2 rooms kitchen. Gtalns
GLeoss and bsth ..,,..,t,t.. S42 %
$50 IEyIkS 81 AW.-~z rooms kitchen
~ ro5ls' sitcasn sne bath ~. " 81
g40o 9tn ST hW.---2 foems kitebep sae
sktB .s-.srts nF1 D.
IAwREGCE Z2b MASS AVE GE-~l
T0Gm. kitchen sad batD .s..s.... $40 9e
sUb ID sT. re AID sz7 2na ct. NJ
ssA sAastpF N s27 Znq o. sc.
rooms ktehsb sBo Eatb, ,... $50 .0t
atss y ct. HW.-~I room Kitchen a.Dlal
aieere and bath tg,,sfst,tsstst4,, s4f 81
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2026 18th ST. NV.
1443 YOU ST. NV.

rooms and bath. newly decorated
throughout cellar rear yard heat, elec.
trtcity and hot water furnished by Portner
Apt, power plant at no. additional cost.
Rent. S7S Der mo. Apply ONCE. .Portner
Ant. 5th and You NV. Tel. North I421
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EOR,.. SAL. I.
IN 10th ST. HEIGHT.

IN 10th 81, II HElGH ID,
Lots near 1dth ss., facing paved streets,
nonlical depth; hlTh elevation sherdinE
splenald view of 10th st, and Rock Creek
Park
The rapid development OF .hia section In.
RNnFRT n HEATrR. REAIroR.
Colorado BLDG Phone Main tOuA
After q I'M, Mr., Geis, Pot, 1870,
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Home and Land Values over 0,a0O 600
Large villa sites and lots 50
to Us feet front, Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names OF over 200 purehas-
ers and plat mailed on request.
MIDDAuGH q SHANNON,
Incorporated,
!. i43S X ST. INV.
I Ma.a ayEM kslahIshea iaaas
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MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND ND AVE
ne-Jwo rev hreproof buildings. having
fIegaiog ard swihbboard service. Real.
:, rooms. kitehen and bath ..... se7 so
= rooms kitchen aud bath ....... 81 50
1925 I'm ST Resident manager
Free electric refrigeration
2 rooms. kitchen ard bath ....... SEQ 90
4%s2 39th sT NV Resident manager.
kfss electric refrigeration.
: rooms k}iehen and bath. ,..,.. &51 80
$3.50. ,QpE ST NV rooms. kitchen and
sHERaASOR $40 BUCHANAN ST. Nw
fooue. kitchen and bath. ....., ,sB2 50
room. kitchen aBd bath ....... 45.00
9HE kLw22D I4el 18th ST. M
rooms. Kitchen and bath ~. ~ 50
all 17th sT sw.~-2 rooms kitchen, bath
1NH pSfH1 80 s.sfst +.s. .SbD.bD
us ilth 81. N.w,--s rooms kitchen aud
1Hg DrPoNT Igi7 20th ST. Nw-5
fooms- bath and porch ....... 500 90
1870 IP,AsiEFM.psT sT. Fw,---s rooms, tlleh,
2 roogs kithen and bsik w 20 20
THE tHAgos al4s o ST 8w~-I room
kitchen H5si bath s.ys hi
rooms h3tehe1 and bath ~. 81 30
i2Ss S.o cosh' ta,b AYE. hw,---3 rooms. Kitchen
i9z9, PARK ED BW~--a rooms kDAep
1864 6EW HA8PsHiRE AVE. NV "a
fotsfHk Kitchen aBd bath. . xsg 90
sEa1ph $50 u J. AVE. RW,-~3 ra,,ns
k'tebtn and bhtb ...,....,, $50 90
1877 OAK 81. Aw>~-2 rooms Kitchen aod
3 rooms afpliea aud baih ...,.,, vi sk ~
Sjg 18Th sT E-~Fres eieo yefy4xers,to,
foptas- Kitchen ard bath ,. sac OD
1913 ST r. w~--2 rooms Kitchen anS
batR scfeeaed D0Eeb WS1 ti1
LAFAYETTE, 1907 TN ST.. Rw.--s room.
Kitchen ard bath kAg1tn
reeHE Kitchen and bath !, ~ .1b
@Sal Ism sT. hW.--~s rooms Kitchen ana
1@@H tffss sEsssa.t,..t.. @H5 90
i1ob LAAikk FI>,~wz rooms kitchen aBo
0Sf1 #ssts*s4. .t.,,+..,.. &aE 80
3ib #pth ~. hw,-~~a rooms hitehsn ana
75s hEW10R sT Aw~--z rooms kftnben
glnlhK aieags 400 bath e..,s'. s4y III
room Kit. dining aleoyA bsth 3b 1G
81 hoRTH CAPITOL sfy~~s rooms kiteh
z rooms kitefsn and bath -. ~, '88 III
ip5 bth 81 SCI room kiiebeg sad
hHka e.t+ss* st,tttrttt.s+stBtss. K8B 90
2si l4ib sf H.W W,~~g rooms kitchen and
# :. - 'sts''tf fftt s90 90
a934 iotA sT k.8.-~2 rooms kitchen sDG
IJgI l. 81 BE .~-.2 rooms klteheg snd
bath .,.sts t,tf.st,.,ststs,, S42 .sf
1912 EYE sE HW~~~s rooms kitchen -snf
batA ttssstsFsststs 80 ss4sst :, $1,000
Ill co,
92s 18th St. NV.
4 ~
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NEW HOME. N Sos.

n T W TIFJNTTs1 N s9FI|'
sEMTDETAr ArHEp-~NEYER orcIptED.
kEAH JOHN BURROUGHS SCHOOL,
usaltifil new English tYne home u fo0fnsl
tiln bath with shower h ~ h.. cleo, ineinse,i
slerping nnfrh breakfast porch, deep Sard.
ealass Get key IL 1923 Otis 81 ne. or
Dhana Main s9ba |
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81 sS,..1,I s,IseNy,E Syx S,SZYN<

CHEVY CHASGv-oiL {CRNES S5A Rooms
IL N&U'rv sNokUE for ar eNteet0aAt h>-tte ~
aa eNcepss0u2e pv3ce 3G3 tSfca~ to\esSiN tse
sssrtHS reiSh65salad S,S wonderfully as
tract3se veea>S> tWe.v3r sar0St. ~ se.( ~
psVn,ent Ana SSs ,.aathls Resween . e e..
and \ pni. M.seNAssN SSS$, aztec o-sa-,
CHGxN CHASE n .C-~SEAUftEtt. CQE,
as.,.levns hardwood Aeogs, Na-esy dec2g&te>ts
s paseaes large cernSr se&, ~ o. AAo MI
eapNtat Ea,9Ss~FS M, M Srssr ~ s,H S.ss..,,,s
sels ofser, Csn OWNER, MAsN TlSe; Adams
caolCE NEw RrNSALow, SIx RcoNS,
IN. porehes' eseS range. tFSss safe. tos
ehJldren. cNaAnare ertoes, a9ahN hesghtN(
iiiSs'e iSiSs' SrasS ssSE SaSs sSs' a. " wS.s Sg 49, Nj
Loa EIRErLACE, ESagR REnpEoeNNegSs.s =
Chevy Chase, a astxAe2rAAca tA@t N00 = -
s1Ss. ss vsSs rSSm ~ s asssrv " aa,ss FSoa iw
IiSer - .sSsss. asag, avs .esrs seaeoee'l;
%SA alentAly Will e,gS this hoaNs. WseNaS'a
SSsA dsv 9r eVeN3uV ..
NEw. NapFRN SIX R4NNS CHEvNF
te hat,w sesr asat ant sagsSe siX Is, a@ yoVs
raaNts With laRs ~ wttti@Ws atas1e; hA'estesssS (
etk AeoGs threoshept. pisgN e ele,ssts ~
ssSVeae, tae eNSiAaNeos tst ts lSeisraped
sstd has nuit trses oenAarNaese Nai0e at
81 se ,seS,A Mssn SS"'' s.S,Sssa SsS SsS dasiss
aAS. after 5 nm, WtseNnstn eS63.
RpV alGlS yat KsiSS StlN 1assSSi NOV VITA !.
new ssw esS asSFs' SS new 0seiessp1 ~ SsSSAss, aeI
s ssessy ais sss,sislS sSSssssSi sss rSsssss ssSs
M 3 s.:;Iss :s sIss ~ y y
slnAesa.ysJ ~ Nsu ragxsl !.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
MONEY TO loan.

sTOREK FEfrRs -~slE YC(Y NEfn Nancy
sec Us CAPITAL. AnJCSTINtse Il EfNANtsfl
Nna suite pos Mssgiet NAti, Hank Akds
VIA. huN ,SktoNn TRUST NorR rRrF,
Ssasss@Saaee Sas@ al.eSSoatH y tH'S2efisl isl, 2gsSsss ,goe.
FOR SslAn sEenSD
leusls siesiged lmnlediala Aaswssa CIIAS il
sAakRA heA llth. Main Sd
MONEY TO LOAN 10 lNnIVInuAI,S ON
serYiee, J, r, ouARl.ES iNS South Wssas
lnss9n A. AieHandgtA. Va. TelanAeaa Alax,
Evening star., 1928-05-02
NEARBY \ A.
Rentals. SIS an5 In.
7 MacpH ERSON 90,

PAore Alex. ISIS,
: PRETTY ngrACAEp HOUSES ON rAAk
ave, near johnson ave. Ay&Et$Nille. at ~
duc@d rentals, h~wA, saec- g2>s near stoves
schools etc garSSS, large tNE. Eac~ wo@ShsS@
SAS for ) Fceg3s ays3 hath, SAS sor NoNslS
AMI hath. Apply On NvenlSses Sr see
ANCHOR REALTY CORP.
Southern Riax Realtors N. tooSS,
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Exclusive AzsYfss
g2R 1Efh ST y II
al WONnEPFT-I- 0Pp0ps-T-z- T-z-T.T-Sz

A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
Semi.bungalow ot rooms and bath hard
wood hoors. gas elee.. city water sewer
very nice lot. Price. 4750. small cash
payment and terms. D. r. ZANTZISGFR
g42 81. nv. Phone Main 537I
IMPROVED sUBCRBAN- PR0PERTY-Ty :,
Coimar Manor, on y. and ". BoHieTard- :
near District line 5-room BUNGALOW cellar
ana large attic: water and light: lots 100
1eet on Lansing avenue By 100 deep House
20. 2O2: room for garden. poultry fruit;
blocks from the bus TO Biaflen sourr
$500. Terms. DUCKETT & DUCKETT.
Evans ButoiHg. 1430 y. Y. ave. nv.
12-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE: g ACRE.
facing Baltimore pike: price. 81. 500: teTns--.
O. B. ZANTZINGER.
Phone Hyattsyille 72. Hyattsvins. Nd r..
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aAI.lAs-slIRUIaAN rlllPRRTY.
COMFY t'0lrtAaK, u RAX sSllAI, Is ROOMS,
nnFVhes kArAFee eannnlAte, tteee, EAFtl4a aefa
iNs'aissr IN REAa.'ex ss ss, isaak, ais:s
Evening star., 1928-05-02
RENT--OFFICE spACT

NNstN VI FNNNN ~ FNNNNs
fRIVATE OFFICE, sTRNdQRArIlo ANn
telephone, service u ,lew gniee reasonable
Evening star., 1928-05-02

925 18th ST. NJ. w.
~ 49,. ssst
Evening star., 1928-05-02

NEW SlOKE LOCATION.
aaal, 18th 81, NE, Nh, oTIs~-Sah.
maker. laundry or any other business, Here
II an excellent 0pportunity, Inspect today
nr ala
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,sALIr--ACREAGE.

suAnIyI yIplNq IARnM pAHM. Ar wO0n,
sl.l @ 4pIt hugsEs SiA0 q, ,sShQ, psg, aars.
siels sa9 sss NJ ss W. e & hl sishaao ns ops ~ 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
DEPOSITS IN BANKS
HERE: REACH PEAK
Largest Holdings in History
Shown by Analysis of the
Last Call.
gY EDWARD c. STONE.

Deposits In Washington banks on June
30. 1928, were the largest In the history
of the Capital
This fact is brought out in an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
Commodity News

DETROIT. July o Especially The
ChrysIer Co. expects 1928 sales To reach
the 100000 mark, Hudson-Essex Is
planning on a production for the entire
year approximating 100000 vehicles.
The Durant plant ut Lansing Is ex-
peeted eventually to reach capacity.
increased activity Is also reported from
Buffalo, Toledo. Cleveland and Auburn.
SACRAMENTO .--C California growers
OF lima beans anticipate fair profits
from the iO28 crop, which covers about
100000 acres The cooperative organi.
cation OF the growers has set $iS,0h \
hundredweight as the opening price.
but an advance from this start Is ex-
pected.
ATLANTA. --- Georgia watermelons
are moving To market In large quanti-
ties, Prices ranged from $500 to 5000
car and are generally satisfactory to
growers.
CLEVELAND, ~~-I Improvement Is be-
Ing noted In the demand for pipe from
the oil industry. This means an IN
crease In operations for the two pipe
mills In this territory, Youngstown Sheet
and Tube and National Tube.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

Gable adviees from London report that
the index af wholesale commodity prices In
Engiand a. computed by Crump was pa,h
last week as compared with aa,p week aso
and ASN a year aso
This Italian nries index Vas 1a.4 as com.
pared with 7sS the week precedins aud 7s,e
fccpyrisht, isasl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. July Q GA'). Bar silver,
So: Mexican dollars, 44il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
Money and Prices

NEW HAVEN, July Q Especially THE
dollars purchasing power dropped an
other half index point last week. the
same loss that was registered the week
before Wholesale prices, In turn. moved
upward.
The purchasing power of the dollar
s now rapidly approaching its 1926 level,
and for the last six weeks no intersen-
Ing factors have appeared on the money
horizon to interrupt the trend.
Fluctuations In the general wholesale
price level and in the purchasing power
of the dollar are given below for various
periods The average for the year 1926
Is the base used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
Company Earnings

NEW YORK, July tp). Earnings
per share OF common stock of corpora
tons reporting during the past week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

analysis OF the local
banking situation
just compiled by
Auditor Audley A.
P. Savage Of the
National Savings g.
Trust Co.
The June 80 call
found the local
banks with total
deposits of 1894
S76,S7S.2l. compar-
ed with $260.315.-
004.34 OH February
%. 1928. and $685.
949.SS5.3l on June
30. 1927.
The statement
shows that the
trust comps ny
urat1f, mn 10 fl1c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
OAKLAND SALES RECORD.

NEW YORK. July 8 (Fl.--The Oak
land Motor Car Co. division of General
Motors had record half-year sales of
Oakland and Pontiac cars. 16l548,
against 99,366 In the same period of
1927 and 60,597 in the first half of
1896 June was Oaklands best month,
with sales of 30,24S cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

Hourly Sales ON N. i, market.
Lam. 499.2 u noon s17.90o
| pm. 1.0S3, 200 ap.m i.354. 600
DIVIDEND rates a. gwen IN the above table
are the annual cash oasments based on the
latest auarteris or half-searls declare tions
Partly extra / Plus 90. ID stock Plus
% IN preferred stock Plus it25 IN stock
able In stock Q Plus Sc. In stock PAY.
able when earned pssahie 70 cash o. 9,
in stock Partly stock Plus 2cs IN
stock Plus I21 share quarterly IN
stock q Pasgsols 10 share oYarter',, IN
thS In stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
BUTTER IS HIGHER.

CHICAGO, July o H).-Butter-
Higher; receipts. l4.964 tubs: creamery
extras. 49,, standards. 49,: extra
firsts, 42iaa43; firsts. 4ia42: seconds
38a40. Eggs-Higher receipts. 1873
a27ia.
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MOBILE MAY START FIR SP|7zBERGEN
 IN ITALIA TONIGHT
coNoUERoR OF THE MORT POLE WANTS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
 OF PRESENT WEATHER

STOLP, Germany, May 1. (P)-No- bile served notice to the Italia crew to be ready to start for Spitzbergen tonight providing meteorological con ditions continue to be favorable.
 Reichswehr soldiers have been or dered to be ready to assist. Mobile said it was rather risk arriving at Kings Bay before the arrival of the supply ship, but he will rely on the natives to pull the Italia into the hangar rather than lose the prevailing good weather.
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NOME PRIMARY GIVES LATHROP
 A SMALL VOTE
FIVE PRECINCTS ARE YET TO BE HEARD FROM ToTALLlNG AP-
 PRoxlMATELY 50 VOTES

NOME, May 1, P)-The vote to- date from last Tuesdays primary, is Howard 100, Sutherland Al, Rust gard 361, Waller "A, Albrecht 125, Aldrich 169, Lathrop 122, Caswell S1, Chase 21O, Gelles 46, Pratt 61, Wickersham 359. Gottstein 229, Grant 275.
 Sunquist was nominated Senator for the long term; Anderson nom mated Senator for the short term.
 Alfred Lomen, C. J. Woofter, Hen " Burgh were both nominated for the House.
 James Haley is leading Frank War sing by II votes for fourth place
 Five precincts are yet to be heard These total 50 votes.
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PARIS CABARETs BID
 F0R GUESTS FAVORs

PARIS, May 1. (P)-Night caba- rets are mixing a little philanthropy with their brigandage The few that are open during this dull tourist sea- son are fighting a battle for business by giving away "souvenirs''
 It started with handsome silk dolls for the women and leather card cases for the men. Rival cabarets came back with costly fans, silk stockings and gloves for feminine guests and pocketbooks, fancy handkerchiefs and canes for men,
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-01
SINCLAIR BREAKS
 LONG SILENCE AND
 TALKS COMMIT TE:E
BLAckMER, ORGANIZER OF THE TRANSACTION, GAVE HIM
 s75oooo WORTH OF BONDS

WASHINGTON, May l. (P-Sin- clair told the Senate Teapot Dome Committee he received s757 after the famous Continental deal, but that his deal was to protect the rights of his company.
 Breaking the silence he has main tained through his trials Sinclair said he had turned over to the Sinclair Crude Purchasing Company S75O,OOO in securities and s142,O0O in interest after his acquittal. He said Black mer, one of the organizers of the tran saction, gave him the bonds.
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SHARKEY KAHOES DELANEY WITHIN
 MINUTE AND HALF
BOUT WAS SCHEDULED TO GO IS ROUNDS; DELANEY FAILED
 STRIKE BLOW lN DEFENSE

NEW YORK, May 1. (P)-Jack Sharkey, smashed Jack Delaney, for mer light heavyweight champion, in to a disastrous knockout defeat just one minute and 13 seconds after the opening of their scheduled 15 round fight.
 The blow was followed by ripping left and right hooks to the chin which finished Delaney before he could strike a blow in his own behalf De laney was floored twice before the right uppercut dropped him senseless
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ENGLAND-EGYPT TENSION RELAXED
 WARSH|PS SENT
PUBLIC ASSEMBLY BILLS SEEMS TO HAVE UPSET THE OLD
 APPLE CART" FOR BRITAIN

LONDON, May 1. (P)-The tension between Great Britain and Egypt was Ressened with the decision of the Egyptian Parliament to postpone fur ther discussion of the public assem- plies Bill.
 British warships are racing toward Egyptian waters and an ultimatum has been sent demanding the Egypt ian government to withdraw the bill before D. m. tomorrow
 Postponement of discussion of the measure until November is believed to have been taken at the dictation of the Egyptian government The bill already had passed by the Chamber and was to come before the Senate when the British acted
 The British objection is based on the section which they claimed en- dangered the lives of foreigners and provided police could not end public meetings unless there was actual dis order or unless those holding the meeting requested an intervention.
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JUDGE I. M. REED
 DIES AT JUNEAU
 IL FOR MONTHS
SEEMED TO HAVE: BEEN ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY; AP>
 POINTED 1921 BY HARDING

JUNEAU, May l. (P)-Thomas Mil burne Reed, Judge of the First D1Tl- sion, died at 10 o'clock last evening of acute heart attack caused by gas pressure.
 He had been in i'll health for some time and about 10 days ago had to recess court while a jury trial was in progress.
 After several days he returned to the court house and tried the case; then returned to the hospital. He seemed to be on the road to recovery and yesterday was riding in an auto mobile for short time. He was con- scious until a few minutes of the end.
 Judge Reed was appointed by Pre- sident Harding in 1921 and continued in office until his death.
 Mark F. Reed of Shelton, Wash, is his brother; he had other rela- ,tives in Washington state A son survives him in Fairbanks.
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MARBLE SLABS NOW
 MARK TANK GRAVES

ROMAGNE-SOUs MONTFAUCON, France, May | (P--The wooden crosses, row on, row. of world war days no longer mark the graves of 23,50O American soldiers who lost their lives in the world war and lie buried here.
 Marble slabs now mark each grave
 General Pershing has signified his desire to place the last marble slab on a grave here when the work is completed the end of this month. /
 The last wooden cross to be replac- ed will be taken back to the United States.
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SWEDISH KING SUGGESTS
 GIFT IF CANCER CLINIC

MONTE CARLO, April 30. (P)- King Gustav V of Sweden, who is va cationing on the Riviera, will be 70 years old on June 16.
 Informed recently that a national subscription had been started in swe- den in order that his country might present him with a birthday present, he replied:
 Make it cash and we will establish in Stockholm the finest cancer clinic in the world"
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JOHN WATSON PICKED
 UP ADR|FT IN STRAITS

coRDovA, May l, (P-The hal ibut schooner Defense of Ketchikan picked up John Matson in Lisianski Straits after seven days alone at sea in small boat. Watson is 73 years old and has relatives at Sitka. He was landed by the Defense at the Soap stone Point radio station in badly exhausted condition. He will be sent to the Juneau hospital
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FEDERAL NARCOTIC OFFICIAL TACOMA
 IN TOILS IF LAW

TACOMA, May 1, P)-Harry HiI- debrand, Tacma federal narcotic of ficer, surrendered himself to the U. s. Marshal upon learning there was a warrant out for his arrest.
 After his appearance before the U. s. Commissioner, he was released un- der $2,OOO bond to answer the charge of embedding S1O,OOO worth of narcotics from the freighter West Ison, at Olympia, March 30.
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CARELESS FISH HOOKS

PRINCE RUPERT. May l. R)- British Columbia has become a mar ket for barbless fish hooks through request of fish and game authorities that they be used by sportsmen to aid conservation. Fish too small to be heEt are said to be killed by the twisting necessary to remove the barhed hooks.
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NATIONAL SCANDAL
 SIX FEDERAL BANKS

WASHINGTON, May !, R- Charging conditions are approaching a National scandal with reference to six of 12 Federal Land Banks, Senator Blease, Democrat from South Carolin, introduced a resolu- ton asking Secretary Mellon to transmit to the Senate the annual report of the Federal Land Board for last year.
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LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
 LINE UP FUR HOOVER

CLEVELAND, May l, (P)-A let ter, signed by the heads of F Nat ional labor organizations supporting the candidacy of Herbert Hoover in the Indiana primaries, May 8, was made public by D. B. Robertson, President of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Engine men.
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ON LAST FLIGHT

ST. LOUIS, May l, (P)-Colouel Charles A. Lindbergh yesterday took "The Spirit of St. Louis" on it's last flight when he left for Washington where the plane will De placed in the Smithsonian Institution for exhibit with other history making airplanes.
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lNvEsTIGATIoN ORDERED

WASHINGTON, May l, P-The Senate ordered an investigation of the Salt Creek Oil field leases. Sen ator Norris resolution, directing tbe Senate Lands Committee to make an inquiry, was adopted without 2 roll call.
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LOSE TO JAPANESE

HAVANA, May 1, (P-Japan had little trouble eliminating the Cuban tennis stars from the Davis Cup play. The Japanese team defeated the Gu bans in double matches and also in the singles.
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VESSEL AGROUND

SYDNEY, May I. (P)-The Dutch Steamer calliste, 26.o6O tons ran aground off Louisburgh in fog. The Canadian Government Steamer Mont calm is in the vicinity but cannot ap- proach because of the heavy fog.
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QUAkES STILL ACTIVE

VIENNA, May l, (P)-With relent- less frequency but fortunately with little resulting loss of life, earth quakes again shook many towns in Bulgaria.
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YOUNG GIRL DIES

TANANA, May l, (R-MaDel Burchard, II, daugher of MT. and Mrs John D. Burchard, died yester- day in the Tanana hospital.
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BASEBALL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE \ Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 1. St. Louis, 10; Cleveland, 3. Detroit, 6; Chicago, 10. New York, s; Washington, 4
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis, 4 Boston. 13; Philadelphia, 6. New York, IA; Brooklyn, 4. Chicago, 7; Pittsburgh, 8