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NEW STAR LOOMS

A new handball king is in the mak- ing in the person of Fred Jays who last week was taken under the wing of Powder river or bust" Dyer and who promises to be in class by him. self, judging from the improvement noted in his game
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EVANS IN AND OUT

The s. s. Admiral Evans, of the Pacific Steamship Company, arrived in port last evening at 7:3O o'clock from the Westward enroute South The Evans took on a local listing de- parting from port at 8:30
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-10

Frank Johnson, arrested at Juneau for violation of the dry law, has been sentenced to 60 days in the bastile.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-10

C. H. Keil, contractor. left of the s. S. Alaska for Juneau where he will remain for the next few weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-10

J. A. Ramsey, of the U. s. General Land office, departed on the steamer Alaska Sunday for Juneau.
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LEGAL NOT|CE:

J. s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alas ka. March 6, 1928.
 Notice is hereby given that Milo HuIburt, entryman, together with his witnesses, Nora Lipplneott, and 8. Stoffer, all Of SeIdcvia, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his homestead entry, serial 05857, for lot 6, sWMsE A Sec. 2s, lot i, NWNNEN Sec. a2, T. 8 S. R. IA W. S. M. and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days there after said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 ,. LlND1EY GREEN,
 Register. First publication March 27, fs2e.- Last publication May 21, 1928.
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Jess Cleary departed last night or the 8. s. Admiral Evans for Latouche
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-10

Ben Atwater was a passenger on the Admiral Evans last evening for Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-10

A few cases of whooping cough are reported locally.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-10

Ali meat anc nothing else in the Frye. eruhn Meat Market.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
STRASbURGER HITS
PLEA OF IMMUNITY
KaIorama Citizens Also De-
nounce Release of DipIo-
matte Corps Members.

Flagrant violations OF police regula-
tons by persons who are released later
on pleas of diplomatic immunity was
scored by Milton Strasburger In resolu-
,ions adopted by the Kalorama Citi-
zens' Associations at meeting In st.
Margarets Parish House. Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place. last night
The resolutions, which are 10 be sent
70 the State Department, urge that ef-
forts be made TO bring about obedience
10 the laws OF the land by attaches OF
embassies and legations.
Mr. Strasburger said II Is not intend
ed 10 change the mode OF living OF
those connected with foreign Offices In
this country, but the time has arrived
when international relations should be
50 adjusted as TO compel every one, re-
gardless Of nationality, foreign relations
Of diplomatic connections. 10 observe
the same code Of laws as applies TO
Americans.
There have been infractions Of every
sort and without number, some OF them
resulting In deaths. and nothing can
be done about IL because the offender,
!! connected with an embassy or iega-
tion, claims diplomatic immunity" MIR.
Etrasburger declared.
lie had conferred with the president
of this association with respect To draft
ing resolutions seeking relief. and felt
constrained, he said, 10 take immediate
action because OF a near clash with a
diplomatic car on the way 10 the meet
Ing. when the offending driver crossed
Sixteenth street against the red light.
made a left turn when 1t was not per-
nlitted and threw trafflc into general
confusion He said the diplomatic i'm
munity plea is a relic Of barbaTism.
and believed the heads Of foreign ofilces
should be held responsible for the acts
III those under them.
The transportation merger was dis
cussed by Col Henry Clay Newcomer
and Mr 3trasburger and referred t0
committee On public utilities for action.
Col. Newcomer said wrong impress
sion prevails rs ~ the combined COM
paniss being guaranteed 7 per cent
return on the investment. whereas the
company will be allowed merely IN
earn as much as 7 per cent II possible.
He loOked for q decrease In fares event
laijy because ~ large savings In op-
Grating expenses, and said that an in-
crease is more probable II the merger
fails of c0nsunfnatl0n.
The association ffn0minatfd Col.
Newcomer as q member of the Citizens
Advisory Council Capt. Doyle Of the
eighth police precinct was commended
FOR the protection afforded children In
cDasting during the recent saowstofm.
II also was decided 10 request that any
order forbicding Sunday COasting be
revoked bet sls@ III the short period In
which this sort may be enjoyed In
this city
Mrs, Harvey w Wiley, vice president
III The association. presided.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
REED'SHARM0NY
PLEA APP[AUDEO
Cheered When He Warns
Against Writing Party Diff
ferences into Platform.
By the Associated Press

By the Associate Press
TULSA. Okla. February 22.-The
plea of Senator James Reed OF Mis-
souri, for party harmony won a round
OF applause as he carried on his West
ern campaign before q crowded hall
here last night.
We Democrats can't get party to-
gethcr," he warned. by writing our
party differences into q platform You
can put things in platform. but you
can't make men vote against their
Judgment"
An attack on the protective tariff.
which he attributed as the cause of
the farmers Ills, was coupled here by
the Missouri Democratic presidential
candidate with another assault on the
administration and n plea for the re-
turn Of honesty in government"
Omits Reference to Prohibition.
Asking for party unity. Senator Reed
so far In his Western speeches has re-
Trained from direct reference TO prohibi-
ton or TO the row over the League OF
Nations. although he did refer last
night TO Woodrow Wilson. whose League
proposal he helped to defeat He re-
called that Wilson drove the lobbyist
out OF Washington" and added that
However you may have differed with
his advisers you could say he had an
honest administration"
The Senator found organized here
a Reed for President club" and during
his visit he received many leaders Of
Oklahoma Democracy. but. as In Texas.
he took no time for political confer
ences.
Plea for Inland improvement.
In addition to what he described AS
a political speech" before the
Chamber of Commerce at noon. In
which he put forward proposal for
IA billion-dollar Government bond is
sue for use In inland waterway and
harbor i'm :provemcnts. and his address
last night he also spoke briefly TO
Tulsa Shriners.
With this full day behind him. the
veteran campaigner set out for his home
In Kansas City. where Mrs. Reed was
To join him for a trip to Topeka. Kans..
where the Senator will speak tonight.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
BAYL|S IS SILENT
ON NAW'S REPORT
Coast Guard Counsel Says
He Will Give Whole Case
to Congress Group.

By the Associated Press
BOSTON, February % Lieut.. Condr
John S. Baylis. who commanded the
Coast Guard destroyer Paulding when IL
rammed and sank the submarine Sd
of Provincetown December II, last
night declined to comment on the re-
port of the naval board Of inquiry which
investigated the disaster. The report
found Lieut.. Comdr. Baylis jointly re-
sponsible with the late Lieut.. Comdr.
Roy K. Jones of. the S-4 for the COL
lision.
II do not care to say ANYTHING until
have received copy Of the report" !"
Lieut.. Comdr. Baylis said.
Comdr. Leroy Reinburg, United States
Coast Guard, who acted as counsel for
Bsylis before the court of inquiry, char
actcrized the finding of the court as
unfair"
THE Coast Guard is behind Conndr.
Baylis 100 per cent" he said. "At the
time OF the hearing felt a certain re-
stratnt about interfering in the affairs
OF the Navy, but when this matter
comes up before the congressional COM
naittee I intend to go into the whole
case.
"Comdr Baylis had no information
that submarines were operating at
Provincetown. Now we are getting full
reports Of the movements Of submarines
but 1t took 40 lives to bring this about. -
Evening star., 1928-02-22
AUSTRALIAN WIFE SUES
MAHARAJAH FOR ANNUITY
Indian Ruler Admits Breaking
Agreement, bur Denies Mar
riage Was Legal.

BY tho Associated rress
LONDON. February ga Bombay
dispatch to the Daily Mail today dis
closes sequel Ia y match such as that
contemplated by Tukoji Rao. former
Maharaiah OF Indore. and Miss, Nancy
Ann Miller Of Seattle. Wash.
Sita Devi. wife Of the Maharaiah Of
Tikart, Is suing him before the h.sh
court Of Patna for the payment Of an
annuity. sta nevi was Miss Elsie Caro-
line Thompson. an Australian actress
she was converted 10 Hinduism and
married the Maharajah In 1909. The
Mahara|ah In 1913 decided her an an
nuity of f3aS tsi.iaa> monthly. but
later stopped payment of II,
The Maharajah admits executing the
deed but pleads that according 10
Hindu law the plaintiff could moi be-
come q Hindu and consequently no
lawful marriage was possible,
Evening star., 1928-02-22
POISON IS MAILED
!. TO CITY OFFICIALS
New Workers Receive Deadly
Parcels Similar to Those
Sent Last Fall.

BY the Associated Press,
NEW YORK, February 22.-~Envelopes
Containing sufficient quantity of
ncison to cause death have been re-
ceived by eight city and court officials
IN a resumption of similar attacks made
last October.
The poison. wrapped in plain white
eapers and in envelopes addressed in a
minute. childish hand, was mailed to
Chief Magistrate William McAdoo and
his secretary. two other city magistrates.
D municipal court judge. the chief city
Clerk and two Of his assistants.
The poison was in sufficient quantity
tc cause death. chemist reported but
would not prove harmful on merely eX-
tern3l contact.
The niiSSives received last October
were wrapped in yellow sheets Of paper
which contained the warning we mean
to c-i We are not crazy" and were
s;s.>a "Fed6ern and his gang War
Ter Te6oern. commercial artist. was
Arrested at that time but later released.
He said he thought the n1issives might
have been sent by some Of his friends
ks a practical joke. The writings on
the recently received envelopes were
sirnilar to the others. the recipients said.
Chief Magistrate McAdoo said he be-
feyed the sender 10 be den1ented per-
son who should be cc::,.-...cd to an in
sane asylum.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
HOOVER DECLINES
TO TALK POLITICS
Discusses Engineering Only
After Receiving Medal From
Mining Institute.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 22.--Herbert
Hoover IN a 12-hour visit to New York
yesterday confined himself to his work
as commercial leader. humanitarian
and engineer. He refused to discuss
politics and did not visit the Hoover
for-President headquarters here.
He LETT for Washington Immediately
after receiving the Saunders gold medal
in recognition of his engineering serv-
ices, at banquet of the American In
stitute OF Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers last night. Earlier in the day
he launched Nationwide survey of
employment conditions, attended the
quarterly meeting of the American Child
Health Association of which he Is presi-
dent and consulted with the education
foundation Of the committee for relief
Gf Belgium.
First Speech as Candidate.
His speech of acceptance at the ban
quet vas his first public utterance since
his entrance into the Republican presi-
dental race, and he confined himself
to discussion of engineering. most OF
the romance and adventure OF which
he said, exist chiefly in the iuagina-
tons Of laymen
He told of his beginning In engineer
ing work pushing car in mine on a
night shift for So day after he had
offered his services for job rs assistant
manager.
"A greater America for our children
will in large degree depend upon the
engineering profession" he said.
The economic survey which Mr.
Hoover heads as Secretary Of Com
merce will cover the years 1923 to the
present and Is a continuation Of the one
launched after the Presidents confer
ence on unemployment in 1921. The
previous survey covered the years 1921
to 1923. The survey Is sponsored by
business and organized labor and
privately financed under Government
auspices.
Smith Heads Engineers.
Mr. Hoover explained that the survey
would take about a year to complete
and would undertake to determine facts
with regard to such subjects as shifts
In employment, changes in methods OF
production in industry and agriculture
movements In business cycles, foreign
trade and agriculture and foreign
credits.
The survey made five years ago
brought greatly improved understand
ing of the general business currents, he
said.
Mrs. Hoover, who accompanied her
husband here, was elected president OF
the Woman's Auxiliary of the American
Institute of Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers.
George Otis Smith of Washington. di-
rector of the United States Geological
Survey. was elected president of the
Mining and Metallurgical Institute.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
FATHER AND q CHILDREN
MEET DEATH IN BLAZE
Five Die When Flames Destroy
House-Icy Streets Delay
Help.

8y the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, February 22.-
A father and four children were burned
90 death when fire destroyed two
story house today. Ten other persons
were rescued by firemen.
The dead: Konstance KoZakeiwicz.
IS: Steven, 10: Phillip, Is; Mildred, II.
and Stanley. Z, daughter.
The Kozakeiwicz apartment was on
the second floor Icy streets prevented
Hremen from arriving at the scene un-
I'll almost an hour after the blaze was
discovered by a pedestrian. The first
6oor was occupied by family of seven
and several boarders.
Another son, Louis, 81, was seriously
burned before he was taken to safety
by fremen The mother was visiting
friends when the blaze was discovered.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
JURY WILL BE GIVEN
HICKMAN CONFESSION
States Witnesses Point to Him AZ
Doing Most Shooting in Drug
Store Staying.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. February 22.~-~The
confessions OF William Edward Hick-
man and Welby Hunt. youthful pals In
crime. TO the staying Of C. Ivy Toms
viii be entered by the State as evidence
when their trial for the hold-up mur-
der is resumed tomorrow
The confessions were made TO county
ofilcers shortly after Hickman was re-
turned here To await lria. for the kid .
naping and killing Of Marian Parker,
for which he has been sentenced to
hang In April
Two State witnesses yesterday testi-
fed Hickman probably was the one
who fired the fatal shot In the Toms
drug store. The druggists widow, Mrs.
Ruth Toms. testified that Hickman did
most of the shooting while Hunt COW
cred her with his gun.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
MCMILLAN TO TESTIFY.

LOS ANGELES, February % R.-
The holiday recess in the trial Of DR..
Charles Mcmillan for the sack mur-
der" Of wealthy Mrs. Amelia Appleby
today gave him rest in preparation
for his appearance on the witness stand
IN his own defense tomorrow.
The defendants attorney stated In
court late yesterday. after the State
had rested its case and part OF McAfii-
lan's defense hac been put on. that the
stand.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
ZIHL MAN TO SPEAK.
Frederick Patriotic Societies to
Hold Joint Meeting.
nisuaith 10 The Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Star.
FREDERICK. Nd. February 22.-
Representative Fred n. Zihlman of the
sixth Maryland district will be the
principal speaker at joint Washing
tons birthday meeting of the Sergt.
Lawrence Eyerhart Chapter of the Sons
of the American Revolution and the
Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution to be held at
the Francis Scott Key Hotel tonight.
Dr.. Carlton D. Harris, authority on
Washington's life. will also speak.
Arrangements are IN charge Of the
following: Mrs. Eleanor II. Tull. Miss
Miriam Apple, Mrs. Edward d. Shriner,
hiss Henrietta Crau1er. Mrs. Arthur
z. Levy. Mrs. Harry e Carty. Mrs
Ezra Houck, jr.: Lewis A. Rice. George
B. McCleery, Louis L. Wilson. DR.. John
6. DerT. William c. Bireiy. Roy !. Hynd-
man and Roscoe B. Rhoads.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
FREE ON TECHNICALITY.


CHICAGO. February ~ 1P).~ "A tech-
iicallty 0f the law set Charles T.,
Havener. Denver. Colo, mining promo
ter, free late yesterday, after he had
been imprisoned for failure to pay a
500 900 judgment obtained against him
by George Orr. La Sale street broker
The law provides that the prosecutor
In q Judgment case must go 10 the jail
himself the f1rst of each week of im-
prisonment. and pay the prisoners
board, GTr sent his attorney to pay
one weeks board and made three other
payments himself but In advance.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
Chinese Hopeful
For Better Times
Under Dragon Year
icopyright 1897


BY the Aeeoe1ated tress.
CANTON, February 22.-Thankful
that the year Of the rabbit" just
closed. is behind them, the people Of
China are hoping for better times
under the fiery watch of the mystic
dragon now presiding over the cur
rent year.
The year Of the rabbit" ended In
the midst of crippled domestic trade,
curtailed shipments abroad and in
general a dreary commercial out
look, and Canton and South China
ushered in the New Year hopeful,
hut with grave commercial mis-
givings.
China recently brought TO a close
her celebration OF her New Year.
which comes according 10 the Lunar
calendar and Is a month behind that
OF the Occident. The celebrations
extending for days and only ending
after the New Year OF the West is
some five or six weeks old.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
IA Known Dead in Floods.

LONDON. February % R.-Dis-
patches to the Daily Mail from Sydney.
New South Wales. say that IA persons
are known dead and many missing as
the result of floods which have swept
the western and central parts Of the
province. The dispatches say that the
floods, though subsiding. are still caus-
ing great hardship in isolated settle
mentS.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 The Star.
OAKLAND, Nd, February 22-How-
ard James OF Pearce. w. Va, near here,
was found frozen TO death yesterday
On the State road He had been visiting
N Parsons and was on his way home
when something went wrong with his
Car. After apparently making an ef-
tor, 10 repair IL. he started waking.
His wife and siz children survive.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
GEN. MILNE PROMOTED.
British Commander at Saloniki
Made Field Marshal.

LONDON. February % m.--Gen. Sir
Francis Milne. chief Of the imperial
general statf since 1925. yesterday was
promoted To field marshal.
Gen. Milne was commander OF the
British forces at Ealoniki from 1915 TO
1919 In 1919 he became commander
Of the allied troops In Western Asia
Minor. He was commander I'm -chief Of
the eastern command OF tho British
Army from 1929 To 1925. Before the
World War he served IN campaigns IN
the Houdan. Khartonm and South
Africa.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
BISHOP MAY Be DEPORTED
Mexico May Gust Prelate Found In
Hiding.

MEXICO CITY. February "a H1.--
Rumora were current today that Jose
Armora. Bishop Of Tamaulipas. arrest
ed In hiding In Mexico City. would be
deported The absence from tho city
0f Gen Roberto Cruz. chief Of police.
has delayed decision a. TO what shall
be done with tho bishop
II is understood that the police have
discovered evidence duplicating the
prelaie In propaganda against the gov"
efnment.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

TUCSON. Ariz.. February "a M. ~--
Niss Mabel Angle, Tucson school teach
er, wsA killed and Ed driswold, a
student pilot, was seriousiy injured
when the airplane IN which they were
riding tell roo feet last night, The
plane went into q spin and The pilot
WAS unable 10 right himself.
Evening star., 1928-02-22

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Evening star., 1928-02-22

DES MONIES, la, February % R.-
A conference between members Of the
scale committee Of District 10, United
Mlrle Workers of America, and repre-
sertatsves Ot the Iowa Coal Operators
Association failed to arrive at an agree
Klent YESTERDAY
Evening star., 1928-02-22

CHICAGO, February ~ ~ Assets
Ysjusd 81 nofs than 81. $50 600 were
risrinssd by the inventory ot tile estate
u Robert M Fair, former partner of
the late Marshall Field, flied In
Probate Court yesterday Mu Fair had
retired many years befoTe his death.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
Hungary. Expels Sultan'a Son.

HuDAPEsT. Hungary. February ~
H).'~rrinGe Abdul kadtr. aon Of the
late Turkish Sultan, Abuh Hamtd has
been ordered expelled from Hungary BY
ths minister OF III interior.
Evening star., 1928-02-22
safety Lies With Onicers."

THE use of soda lime WIS developed
as q war need where submarines went
on station or patrol and were forced 10
remain submerged for many hours for
safety. BY use Of soda lime they could
remain down several hours longer. Soda
lime Is primarily war allowance: a
rescue allowance is indeterminable.
Finally, the court Is Of the opinion
that safety lies. and lies only. in the
constant care and attention 10 minute
details by officers In command OF these
boats and being in this duty ably sup
ported by their crews"
1t would require 10 barrels OF soda
lime to supply the S-4 with a sufticien,
amount. according to the testimony be-
fore the court, and stowage of this
amount aboard these craft, cramped for
space as they are. is a serious problem
The court of inquiry. which mus,
make an explanation OF its report and
findings. In the light Of the various in
dorsements on It, Is composed of Rear
Admiral r. Fl. Jackson, Rear Ad,nira!
Julien l.. Latirer. former judge ad-
yocate general Of the Navy: Capt.
Joseph v. Ogan. with Comdr. Leslie
E. Bratton as judge advocate
In sending the report back. Secretary
Wilbur has given authority to the court
to reconvene and hear other witnesses.
and In the light OF the recommended
tions against Admiral Brumby. he must
be made all interested party and given
an opportunity to defend himself.
While In cases OF courts OF inquiry
where they have 10 be sent back for
further action. 1t is the usual practice
TO withhold them from the pubic until
all details are completed Secretary
Wilbur determined that. owing "a the
great interest In this case. 10 make the
record 10 date public
Evening star., 1928-02-22

n n OST Of us remember that up
nH ward snap of our hearts in
V the Spring of 1918, when
4 i Dinsmore Ely's letter to his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

Gov. Alfred E. Smith, Demo
cratic presidential nominee.
and Mrs. Smith with their
three grandchildren, on the
lawn of the executive mansion
at Albany. Left to right:
Walter and Arthur, sons of AL
fred Smith. jr.. and Mary,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs.
Emily Smith Warner.
q Associated Press Photo.