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The Washington times., 1928-12-21
Gene Tunney and Bride
Sail Today for Home

NAPLES, italy, Dec. u u.N.S..
Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight
champion Of the world, and ms
bride, the former Josephine Poay
Lauder, sailed for New York TO-DAY
aboard the new transatlantic liner
Vulcania. which is making heS
maiden voyage.
In an effort to avoid newspaper
reporters, the Tunneys boarded the
steamer at Trieste.
The Washington times., 1928-12-21

without doubt are influenza.
Every effort is being made to
have all of the influenza cases re-
ported. Fowler said. 1t is a viola
ton of the health regulations not
to report the disease.
Fowler predicted that the disease
would not reach this city in full
force for several weeks.
SEAFORD. Del, Dec. Elm
fluenza is prevalent among pupils
of the high school. elementary
school and athletic department ot
the public school. Miss Fred w.
Burton and Miss Fannie E. Shorter,
high school teachers, and Miss Ida
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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ADVERTISEMENT

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PARIS SHIPPER
OF DRUG CACHE
IS FOUND
Times start Phpfo
BY FREDERIC X. ABBOTT
international News Service staff
Correspondent

Correspondent
Copyright 1928. Ry International
News Servicel
PARIS, Dec. 21.--A large blond
man, giving the name of William
Goldsmith" was the Paris puT.
chaser of morphine. opium and
cocaine. valued on Illicit markets at
Sd, 900 900, seized upon the French
liner Rochambeau at New York IN
the general American drug investi-
cation, il was established today by
international News Service after
an Investigation in this city and
Havre.
Goldsmith" is now believed to
he in Berlin.
Report to L. s.
United States Treasury Depart
ment agents. who have been inves.
tigating the European activities of
the international drug ring, are
making a report to Washington
based upon information obtained by
International News Service. The
report contains the information
that Goldsmith" left Paris for
Berlin.
Goldsmith" who had no perma-
nent Paris address bought the
narcotics from Lefavrais and Pig
noil, of 81 Rue Richelieu. a chemi-
cal firm, ordering them shipped to
Brenner' & Co. of 1905 Market ST.,
Philadelphia.
"Scrubbing Brushes"
There were nine crates In all.
The purchaser, according to the
French firm, asked that all be
The Washington times., 1928-12-21

This is the second outstanding re-
suit of our air-cfuise flight. which
enabled us to look 500 miles south
across the Antarctic wastes, over a
region which we believe never before
has been seen by human eyes.
The islands will be mapped later,
after we have had an opportunity TO
go over the data collected during
the hazardous nine-hour spin above
the ice ranges of Graham Land.
Our first and most important dis
covery was described IN my dis
patch of Yesterday. We solved a
riddle that puzzled .geographers for
centuries, by learning that Graham
Land is itself an island, with an
iCe-filled channel separating 1t from
the great polar continent.
Many Setbacks
1t was only after series Of set.
backs and several adventures that
Eielson and / in our Lockheed
monoplane San Francisco set out
yesterday on flight into the
Weddell Sea on which we discovered
the southern limits Of Graham
Land.
When we unloaded the machines
from the Hektoria on which,
through the generosity of the HEX
tor Whaling Company Of Toust-
serg. we came from Montevideo,
they were on pontoons. but the
water at that time was too ice
strewn to allow a takeoff. We
cleared the beach and hauled the
machines ashore. fitted skis and
waited. Weeks of cloudiness. snow.
sleet and rain kept us on the
ground.
The season was unusual. sum-
mer conditions appeared three
weeks earlier than normal.
The snow bad disappeared. We
changed the skis for wheels and
cleared short RUNWAY from which
we could then fly the machine. But
the weather still delayed us.
Landed Ou Ice
We carried on our backs two tons
of gasoline and supplies. We were
going to take both machines for a
mile over the needle pointed volcanic
cinders to the ice edge and drew
the machines from the ground.
One landed on the ice. only to
plump through. turn on its nose
and bury the engine under water
it's tail in the air. The wing span.
resting on the Ice, kept the machine
Continued on Page 4, Column 81
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K|NGCONTI TINUES
To MAKE GOOD
PROGRESS
BY HARRY II. FLORY

LONDON. Dec. 81 d,N.SJ.-kiaS
Georges progress continues.
The following medical bulletin
was issued at Buckingham Palace
at 1880 o'clock today:
"The King has had restful
night. There Is no appreciable
change to be noted"
1t was signed by Sir Stanley Hew.
EFT. Sir Hugh Rigby and Lord
Dawson of Penn.
The newspapers hailed the state
ment with satisfaction. Most Of
them agreed that it would only be
a matter of time before the physi-
clans would he able to pronounce
the King completely on the road TO
recovery.
Christmas shopping throughout
Continued on Page 2, Column q
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BANK STATEMENTS

Washington Clearing House,
81 4.658, ,693.01.
New York Clearing House bal.
ance, $163, 900, 900.
New York Clearing House ex.
change. 1871 200, 900.
Treasury balance, $43O, 733, 1853.
Customs receipts, SIS. 1886, ,SS3.41.
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CATCHES UP.
To RICH
Girl.

OAKLAND, Calf, Dec. q
(I.N.S)On the final lap of.
his airplane quest for Miss
Ruth Mcconnell, David @
Meeker, of Rochester, n. Il.
arrived here early today from
Reno. 1T was thought that
Meeker would come here by
train but at the last minute
he caught a plane in the
Nevada city.
Besieged and harassed by report
ers. Miss Mcconnell was in hiding
somewhere across the bay in San
Francisco.
why the girl hurried here from
the East and why she was pursued
by the airplane has not yet been
definitely cleared up.
It has been hinted that the girl is
in i'll health and her relatives WISH
to keep close watch over her.
Still another theory is that she
came West to escape an unwelcome
love affair.
DIR. Meeker Due
DR.. Meeker, who made an un-
successful attempt to catch up with
the girl in plane, Is said to be
in the employ of Kenneth B. Coul-
ter. New York millionaire. and uncle
of Miss Mcconnell.
His plane was forced down at Car
son City, New, yesterday.
Francis Bowman, pilot of the
plane, became lost after leaving
Salt Lake yesterday and finally
landed on ranch in oregon.
After getting his bearings he took
off again and was forced to land
at Carson City when his fuel sup
ply was gone. DIR. Meeker went
to Reno and from there caught
plane for San Francisco.
Pilot Under Orders
Bowman intimated that Miss Nc"
Connell might be a passenger in the
plane on it's trip East.
I'VE expect to leave for the East
this afternoon" Bowman said over
the long distance phone.
"Do you expect to have another
passenger" he was asked.
Yes, we do" he replied.
He would not explain further,
however.
With Mystery Woman
Miss Mcconnell. a pretty blonde,
was accompanied to a hotel here
yesterday by a woman who identi-
fled herself as Mrs. G. M. Anderson.
Of Cheyenne, Wyo. Mrs. Anderson
denied she was N the employ of
Coulter. and asserted she was a
friend of the girl.
Bombarded with questions, Miss
Mcconnell said she had no idea
what it was all about and finally
beanie hysterical.
Efforts to get In touch with
Miss Mcconnell at her hotel last
night were fruitless. Hotel officers
asserted that she had checked out
and professed ignorance of her
whereabouts,
The love angle" III the affairs
Continued on Page ,. Column H.
The Washington times., 1928-12-21
Flu Claims T1UeHth
Victim; 1876 Ill
Times staff photo

Tnfluo1za has claimed the life of twelfth victim IN TINS
v and attacked persons, Health Officer Will
liam Fowler ted today
The Washington times., 1928-12-21
Wilkins Sights s NelO
Antarctic Islands
By CAPT SIR HUBERT WILKINS
der of the Wilkins Hearst Antarctic Expedition

Universal Service Incl
4 DECEPTION ISLAND Antarctica, Dec 21 Via Whaer
Hektoria and KUP, San Francisco Examiner wireless
ation) Our flight of 1200 miles hitherto unknown
territory has resulted in the discovery of six previously
charted islands.
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Good FeU0ws Needed
Urgently Now

We have GOOD FELLOWS.
of Christmas poor fast outnumberlng the
ranks of the GOOD FELLOWS, and it is going to be a
pretty tough battle that victory against the foes OF
Christmas to be
SAILING along so their
that we needed $ '"11o" ~ 49, ~
badly, Column g.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Monday. May z.

Tomorrow Is read az an unlurkv dav
by astrologers, who find the strongest
adverse influences.
II Is time especially unfavorsbls 10
the plans and ambitions Of women uho
may meet severe disappOintments In
important matters.
This is not a particularly lucky dav
Tor gardening, out the seers declare IL
is wise to be on the lookout for pests.
Under this planetary government
Young folk may be especially bumptious
and difficult tn manage.
While the cult Of youth is subsiding
astrologers predict that the old viii And
scant consideration for their views.
This direction Of the stars is believed
N encourage hastv marriages and Ill
considered engagements.
Fickleness and a desire for connfIest
on the part Of women is believed to be
encouraged by this position Of the stars.
Again the rise Of new fashion
leader who will froVn upon what Is not
distinctly good form in dress or conduct
is prOgnOsticated
The Summer is ~ reveal a tenesncy
10 90 back 10 the simple life in spir1
as we'll as body. and this means the
elimination Of all that il artificial
Wealth is tn come suddenly n :
number of Americans from the most
unexpected sources.
Canada as well as the United States
Is To profit BY some sort Of industrial
co-opera tion. It Is prophesied.
Persons whose birth date It il should
be self-helpful. for they will regret de-
pendence on others
Children born on that day mav oe
highly organized and very tsmpers-
mental. They should be taught 70 DE-
mand their rights iudicially and not
sngrily.
fConr-fzht 1871
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SAYS JUDGE HELD
COURT NEAR POLLS
Election Prober Testihes at Chi
cago Hearing Over Staying
of Candidate.
Rv the A.sneiated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 5.--A coroner's Jury
last night deliberated the testimony Of
an election investigator who related how
Judge held court in the street out
side a polling place to prevent two Of
his party faction from being arrested
for illegalities at the recent primary
election.
The Judge was Emanuel Eller of Grim
inal Court. son of Morris Eller. boss
of the bloody twentieth" ward, where
Octavius Granady. negro candidate for
ward committeeman aaainst Eller, was
slain on election day.
M G. McCord. the investigator. testi-
fed at Granady's inquest that both the
Ellers asked him If he was stool
pigeon for the Deneen crowd" Granady
was of the Republican faction headed
by Senator Charles s. Deneen. The
Ellers belong to the Mayor Thompson
States Attorney Grove group.
When he asked police squad to take
the two men to station. McCord said
a policeman told him Judge ElIer had
found them not guilty. and If he took
them he would be in contempt of court.
A gang of 300 men were with the Ellers
when they confronted him with MS
prisoners. McCord said. and the elder
Eller advised him not to incur their
wrath
James B. Leonardo. State Senator.
looked on while they we're kidnapped on
election day. Russell 3. Sampson and
c. Ray Hanson. Bar Association watch
ers, decl&sd. They further said Leon
ardo conferred with the kidnapers.
After hours of deliberation the
Jurors adjourned until Monday morning.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
,At.r,~.-.-,Cof fONIAt. nwrTI1NE
sALK-.sHYrRAL. .SMA1I. CouNTkN
PROPOSALS.

UNITED hrATES SENATE 0FFlCE or
The secretary, Washington p e., Aplil ~
this office mnl TWELNE oClotk NJ
NAY - lh.S, Tor furnishing stationery tal
the Use hi the United states senate lot the
t6rnis uf propnsas showing tha quantity
antI uuahty of each article aHd the fern ot
hand 90 he rlgned ~ the hidsier and suev
ties will he turnished 90 application 60 this
niee w. aposals should W. tedutsed Pre-
senate agd hs directed 10 EpWIN +
THANEA. Secretary nt the lnitsd statss
senate NashlnStnn y { PFaposals and
spefin,ens must he delivered "A this aNApA
FDWfk r TAAYYR 9eesAtsrv myAa4
tree Of ehafss. hsteFs tbs hour nAmsd Aba1s
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PLAN JUMPING-FROG RACE
California Mining Camp Grooming
Barroom for Event.

ANGELS CAMP. Calf. Nav 5 GP).-
Mark Tvains jumping Frog Of Gala
veras County" will be perpetuated in
the memory of the West when this
historic mining camp stages what it
calls a jumping frog Jubilee" on May
10 and 20
The barroom floor Of the old Angels
Camp Hotel has been cleaned and put
into shape for use as the arena Sur
rounding hills are being combed for
entries in the race.
The celebration will mark the passing
Of many of the old mining camp land
marks. The romantic old streets OF
Angels Camp have Just been paved.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
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write {, II, EENFRo, Allentown. Pa,
THE- REST BARGAIN IN WASHING TON
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No NJ L ST NE; RAY.wlNDow BRTCk;
rooms and bath INV heat price and
terms reasonable
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Annandale League Elects.

Special Dispatch 10 The star
ANNANDALE, Va. Mav S-Tns
Annandale School and Community
League last night elected Willie Stpes
as the new president and Walter J.
Mercer as vice president. A J. Dean
was reelected treasurer and Y II.
Wakefield. secretary. Martin 7. Tao5
who has Just completed MS second year
as president Of the league refused .
accept the Office for a third term
Floods have done damage In Australia
this vesr
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OuroF.row> REAL ESTATE.


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of mountains in Va iSt acres. valuable
timber pretty Colonial house on state ruad
good nelg hhorhuod MRS, BESSIE MEAhE
Mnheta Bedford ta. Va
FOR RENT~~FARMHOCsE APARTMENTS
or houses m and near ShephersistuM " .
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road Fot information call Potomac 4taS
attey SUNDAY. -
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baths nAthultdinss and : acres of ground
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beautiful Blue Ridge Mts Phone Clarendon
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rooms ard bath large hrenlace. hot ard cold
water electricity nnfehFs tiuuhie gaFAge.
trees orchard about -, acres. on State
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Evening star., 1928-05-06
SUMMER COTTAGES

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tnxton GFuVe--Flec. stoss 3 baths sieepng
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large shade trees. Rent for season reason
ably. Phone Adams 5oG4.J So
FOR RENT--IN RLUE RIDGE MTs-: FUR
COTTAGE ami; open fireplace large Dorches
shady lawn
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NORTH BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT.
3 rooms and Dorches Water inside
Atlantic 1853
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cottage, 4 ruonts, housekespln< bllncaiow
nicRsant surroundngs centrally located. Wih
rent for season very reasonable. In0uire
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tnS y Y. Ave- ~ Owner Cot 4StT.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SIMMER CAMPS.

SUMMER CAMPS.
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London Conn Ideal summer camp AT
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month $3.50 three months S@nn fcuF
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SIinIiE PROPERTY.

Shore Property for Sale
s shore lots--nnst beautiful spO; on
severn River--of ernoklos Annapgiis finf
Tor hotel or priy ate grounds Electricity
rood drinking water One hour from Wash
ngton Via new Defense Highway. Terms
MI divide. Gall Hyattsvllle 1888. Address
Y RS. CARY E2l5 Madison ave Rlvcrdale
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SAlE--lillllNES.

sALE--HOUSES.
DETACHED BRICK HOME.
Sic, 6,soo-TERMs ARRANGED.
401l 18th ST. NV.
tAt 18th and Taylor stsl
bright rooms, : complete baths. very
la,es features, including open hrepIace
large closets in all bedrooms. linen and cedar
closets ~ hall large finished attic; handsome
electro stnre, tso d asrsct,ye decorations
as wssh,nrton. best residentsi section: hIEb
for auto service 20 house.
Open Sunday From ii AM.
to Dark.
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1li6 18th 81. NV Main 1o.60.
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Open for inspection every day and
eveninR.
Take cars leavtng 18th aud Fl Sis.
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Ne Walk two squares north or
transfer TO hus.
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tlncorporated,t
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DETACHED BRICK.
$50. -, rrIr1r CuASr

CHEVY CHASE. n C.
DETACHED home one block off Conn. ave
and near the Circle, Best frame cunstruc
ton. Seven rooms ana hath Garage Mod
ern and comDarativeiy new. Prsre. SiS $50
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WANTED rO RIGHTEOUSNESS

WANTED 10 Bui-HOl SIS.
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TEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS N BEST
northwest section Must ne real bargain
Address Bsx SAY. Star Office. 9.
WANTED FOR A CLIENT
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ConneciIc't ave and W0odley rd. must he
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WAPLE & JAMES.
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vicinity Of East Capitol or Md ave, under
81 600. SHUTTERS al7 3 =. ne.
DOCTOR WANTS HOME IN COOP NEIGH
lfice all cash nr will trade RAPIDLY increas
inE building lots in booming locality. Ad-
dress Box TN star office
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SMALL
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HOUSE & TO s ROOMS

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Aaefsss -, is2x s'st ono,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-20
4 IN BIC TEN
Have CHANCE
Wisconsin on Inside
Loop; Are to Play
Minnesota

CHICAGO. Nov. 2o.-lP-By com
binattous or cir reganing. four
teams have 4 chance either - tie or
win ~undisputed POSSESSION ~ the Big
Ten football championship IN Sa-
urday's grand finale.
tniefea.rd even through its "sui-
eide" schedule, Wisconsin had the
best chance e. win the coveted title
~ defeating Minnesota N the game
II Madison.
Here are The "ifs:"
IL, Wisconsin defeats Minnesota.
the Badger win the championship
with a perfect percentage.
II Minnesota defeats Wisconsin
and Michigan defeats Iowa. the vim
ncr of the Ohio state Illinois game
will be champion, with an 500 per
ceutagc.
II iowa beats Michigan and Mime
sofa Beats Wisconsin and the Ohio
State-lllinois game results IN a tn.
Iowa will be champion, whit an 500
percentage.
III Wisconsin loses to Minnesota,
and the battles between Michigan
and Iowa and Illinois and Ohio State
end i'm ties. then Wisconsin. Illinois.
Iowa and Ohio State would he dead
locked for the title. with = $50 per
ccntsEe.
IL all end in ties, Wiscon-
sin would he champion. Boosting d
perfect percentage.