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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
FILLING STATION ROBBED

Austin, 0inn., Aug. 8.-N3-A
daylight robbery, in which IN at
tendant was knocked unconscious
and $40 taken from the cash regis
ter, took place at the Mower county
oil station here today. The attend
ant, Z. B. Converse, was found lying
on the floor. with : hammer In his
hand. It u thought that hs was
slagged when hs tried to resist In
lxnderA - a. /. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
BUTCHER BOY
MURDER HUNT
BRANCHES OUT
Police Amazed by Coroner
Jury Ignoring Meat Cutter
n.
Suspect

Los Angeles. Calf, Aug. s.
(AP)-Sergeant H. L. Barlow.
police finger print expert. IN.
nounced today that bloody finger
prints found IN the bathroom Of
the Mellus home were not those
Of Leo Kelly, butcher boy" &C.
cused of the murder of Mrs.
Myrtle Mellus. society matron,
last Sunday.
The unexpected development
in the staying case which last
Sunday shocked the fashionable
Wiltshire district of the west side
was the signal for orders from
Herman Cline. captain Of detec-
tives, that finger print records
of every person who has figured
in any way with the investiga.
tion be taken Immediately.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
Bismarck Youth Ranked With
Two Fargo Stars as Prob.
able Champion

Fargo, Aug. 8.-(AP)-W. A.
White. Jr., Fargo, medalist of
state tournament, played par
golf to defeat John p. Martin,
Fargo, 8 and s in the first
match of the second round in
the championship flight today.
r. w. Pote. Fargo. former
state champion, eliminated from
the tournament Dick Fowler, Is
year.old Fargoan, 3 and 2.
Paul Cook, Bismarck, beat E.
w. Stranahan, Fargo, 3 and 2.
Both played good gilf, Cooks
total, after playing out the Is
holes, being 73, against Strana-
hans "a. At the end of the
eighth hole Stranahan was one
down. On the ninth Cook laid
Stranahan stymie and won the
hole. He took the tenth to be
3 up, and played even from then
until the finish.
Bill Fowler, defending cham
pion, defeated L. C. Sorlien,
Fargo, 5 and 4. Fowler was l
up at the turn in a<elose match.
On the low nine S0rlien's puts
went bad and Fowler piled up his
winning margin.
r. T. Barnard, Fargo, defeat
ed william Ward. Valley City, 5
and I.
Tom Hull. Fargo, defeated L.
Kostelecky Dickinson, 2 up.
This was . "dingdong" match
with first one ana then the
other leading.
Moynthan Pagett, Grand
Forks, defeated Ed Cox, Bis
marck, 2 and I. l. was Pagett's
unerring putting that gained
him the match.
In defeating Perry Dotson,
Fargo. Jimmy Barrett, Devils
Lake, had to play fine golf.
Dotson wss ! up at the end Of
the fifteenth. On the sixteenth
he missed Z three-foot putt and
halved the hole. They halved
the seventeenth. On the eigh-
teenth. = 295-yard hole, Bar.
rett's drive was ON the green.
His first putt was two feet
short, but he sank his third for
: birdie three, to tie the match.
In the extra hole Barrett made
. nice drive, while D0tson's
drive was sliced. Dotsou took
IN iron and was short, while
Barrett's second was on the
green, and = par won the match.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-08
STORM HOWLS
OVER FLORIDA
COAST TOWNS
Hurricane Batters loom
Stretch Wreaking Heavy
Damage
SHIPPING IN DIST RESS
Crack Coast Limited Unheard
from Since Entering Gale
Area
SHIPPING IN DIST RESS

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. g.
@-The tropical storm, which
has isolated . wide stretch Of
the east coast Of Florida and
wreaked heavy damage to coast
line cities, turned inland over
central Florida this morning
and was reported bowling across
south Osceola county in the
northern fringe Of the ever.
glades.
The disturbance was said to
be still of great intensity and
there was no news from the
area Immediately affected.
Strong gales were predicted
for the west Florida coast from
Tampa north to Appalachicola,
although the weather bureau .e-
port did not predict Just where
the storm would emerge from
the mainland into the Gulf of
Mexico.
In thus recurring to cross the
peninsula, this storm, although
less severe than the hurricane
Of September, 1926. was follow
ing virtually the same course
across the state except that It
ranged about 100 miles further
to the north. The 1926 hurri.
cane wrecked Moorehaven on
Lake Okeechobee but from best
advices the present storm will
miss the great marsh lake.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Personal Notes Gathered
..... of Official Washington
Congress and Department Circles Represented in
Recent Chronicles and Departures
Listed in Record of Week.

recently returned to Washington after
visit of 10 days with them.
Mrs Laura Ellen Verran. who Is pro-
longing her visit abroad, Is at Monte
Carlo, where she will remain until some
time in the Spring During her past
four months Of travel In Europe and
Africa Mrs, Verran passed some time
at AsSonan and at Cairo Egypt. In
the latter city she fas the honor guest
Jointly with Sir Alexander and Lady
Beckett of Liverpool at luncheon
given by Mrs. Mare. in the latter's dis.
tinctive country place in the environs
nf Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bramwell Of New
York have taken an apartment at til.
Carlton for several weeks.
Mrs. E. T. Bremen of New York. a
member Of the national board Of the
Y. w. c. A.. Is spending several days
at the Grace Dodge Hotel She will
return to Washington next week for an.
othcr visit,
Miss Angela Downey has as her guest
at her apartment at the Carlton Tor q
week her mother, Mrs. John r. Downey
OF Evanston, Ill. and Mrs, John r.
Hahn. also OF Evanston.
Mr.. Frank J. Victor. jr.. of Seattle,
Wash. spent last week In the Capita.
as the guest Of Mr.. Frank S. Goodwin.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

maine, mother of the bridegroom, re-
ceived with the bridal couple, Mrs.
Strouse wearing gown of orchid crepe
and Mrs. Rcmaine in dark gray lace. A
buftet supper was served during the
evening.
Among the out-of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gammie, Mir. Albert
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hopper, Mrs
Sarah Romaine. Mr.. and Mrs Floyd
Romaine. all of New York City; Mr.
Douglas Hanson. Capt. and Mrs Black,
Mr., and Mrs. John Wurzbacher, Miss
Francis Berry. Miss Annie @. Melvin.
and Mr., F, w. Lloyd. all OF Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. J, S. Holmes Mr.. and
Mrs, Luther Eye, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Strouse and Mr.. Luther Stfouse OF
Pennsylvania.
For her wedding trip the bride wore
a tailored costume OF green cashmere
with civet-cat coat and black hat. Her
corsage bouquet was Of orchids. She is
graduate Of Columbia University and
has been actively engaged in kinder
garten and pre-school education In Bal.
timore. where she was connected with
the practice department Of Goucher
College.
Mr.. Daniel Mcmillan OF Boston, Mass,
announces the marriage of his daughter.
Mary Mcmillan Bowman. to Mr.. Pat
rick Joseph Murray. Monday, February
9. 1928. at st. Patrick's Cathedral, New
York City. Rev. Father Bernard r.
McQuade performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray are both natives
OF Massachusetts,, but have resided In
Washington for several years. Follow
ing trip through the New England
States they will be at home after March
! at 420 Luray place northwest.
Mr.. Murray is the son of Mrs. John p,
Murray. who resides in Farragut street,
Washington.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Sir Esme and Lady Howard
Are Visiting in Cincinnati
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Continued from First Page)
Wednesday evening, March Il. in honor
OF the Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Kellogg The party will be In celebra-
! ton of the Persian New Year which Is
the first day OF Spring.
The Minister of Nicaragua, DR..
Cesar, will be joined today by Sonora
dc Cesar. who has been in Baltimore
, for a short stay,
The charge d'affaircs of Lithuania.
DR.. Mikas BagdonaS. has as his guests
over Sunday the newly appointed con-
sui general of Lithuania and Nine.
Zadeikis. who arrived from Chicago
yesterday.
] The charge d'af1aires Of Bolivia and
| Sonora de IN Barra will spend several
davs in Philadelphia and will return
to their apartment in Wardman ParX
Hotel at the end Of the week.
The minister of foreign affairs OF
Guatemala, DR.. Luis Paledo HarrarKe'
accompanied by Sonora de Paledo Har-
i rarke, will arrive tomorrow In New or,
leans. where they will spend seVe'ai
months.
| Frau Kiep. wife Of the counselor OF
the German embassy. entertained in
formally at luncheon in her apartment
! at the Wardman Park Hotel, Friday
when she had IA guests
The counselor Of the Norwegian lega-
ton and Mime. Lundh entertained at
tea at the Wardman Park Hotel yester-
day afternoon Assisting at the tea
table were Mrs. Jackson. wife OF Capt.
John p. Jackson. U. S. NJ. Mrs. Harry
Norment and Mrs. OxhoEa.
The military attache of the French
embassy. Gen. George A. L. Dumont,
who now is in French lndo-China. is
| expected in Marseille the middle of
| March and will spend several weeks
with Mime. Dumont and their family in
their home at Neuilly- -sur-Seine. before
returning to his post here. Gen. Du-
mont will arrive in this country about
| the middle OF April.
The naval attache of the Italian en-
bassy and Signora Lais have returned
from New Orleans. where they went to
attend the Mardi Gras.
! The acting military attache OF the
| French embassy. Maj. Georges The
nault. will be Joined at the end of this
week or early next week by Nine The
nault. who Is with her mother. Mrs
Spencer. in the South.
The commercial counselor of the
Swedish legation. M. Gustav Weidel. vii!
start this week for an extended tour of
the West and will be absent about a
month. Nine Weidel will remain in
their house here until his return.
The secretary of the Irish legation,
Mr.. William J. B. Macaulay. will return
today from fortnights stay in Florida.
The assistant military attache Of the
French embassy and Nine Lombard
will return the first of this week from
Florida. where they have been with the
latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Francis Carusi. for several weeks
The third secretary of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Henry L. d'A Hopkin-
son are spending the week end in A.
lantic City. where they are at the
Ritz-Carlton. They will return this
evening.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Mississippi Society
Announces Rcception

The Mississippi State Society Will
hold It's annual reception In honor of
Mlssissippians who are Army, Navy or
raarine Corps officers at the Washing
"a Club on March ,. Rear Admiral
Ihomas r. Magruder. ranking officer
among naval ofilcers from the State
VIII address the gathering. There viii
be a musical program aud dancing
Misaiss'ppians and their friends are
invited to attend. The reception COM
mittee consists Of MIR. and Mrs Charl-
ton M. Clara, Col, and Mrs William
4. Mccain. Mr., and Mrs. Orlando H.
smith. Senator and Mrs, Pat Harrison
representative and Mrs. James w, Col
Her. Mr., and Mrs, IL. G. Cutting. Judge
nnd Mrs, Harry Peyton. Judge Charles
u. Howry, The chairman of the floor
committee h Mr.. Walter IL, Erwin.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Hcstesses Announce
Dates for al Home.

Mrs. Merritt w. Ireland, wife ii
surg. Gen. Ireland. will be at home 70.
the last time this season on Saturday
afternoon at her apartment In the
Wyoming.
Mrs. Arthur Lee Willard will be at
home tomorrow afternoon after 4
O'Clock In the commandant's house at
the Navy Yard for the last time until
after Easter.
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. wife OF the Az.
s:stant Secretary OF State. will receive
this afternoon after I o'clock In her
apartment In the Dresden for the last
time this season.
Col and Mrs. Francis r. A. Junkiu
will be at home Informally Sunday aft
ernoons after o'clock.
Mrs. r. M. Kaufman will not be n:
home tomorrow. but will continue her
Monday afternoons ut home after that
date at her residence, West Meirose
street. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Mai. and Mrs. Charles r. williams
will BE- 81 home informally this after
noon from 5 TO $50 O'Clock at their
residence. 1851 Crescent place. to their
friends and the friends of Col, and
Mrs. Alison w. Williams. who are their
guests over the week end.
Mrs. Freyer, wife OF Comdr. Frank
Harrows Freyer. will be At home this
afternoon after 4 o'clock for the las,
time until after Lent.
Mrs. Mamie Green Jobe and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Johe. will bs
at home this afternoon from $50 10 Z
o'clock. They win be assisted by Mrs
Richard Eweil Thornton. the CONNER
cial secretary OF the Canadian legation
and Mrs. Merchant Mahoney, Mrs
Frank w. Bacon and Miss Aiine Ward
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Capt. R. G.. Miller Gets
Higher Foreien Pos,

An announcement Of interest TO their
abroad IL that Of the recent appoint
nent OF Capt. Raymond G. Miller. who
has been serving as assistant CONNER
eiai attsche 10 Paris. 70 the once OF
commercial attache at the United
Ststes embassy At Brussels, Mrs. Mill
er Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, lhn
J, NoonAn. She was educated at the I'm.
naeuiats Seminary. Trinity College and
the George Washington Un!veraity Law
School. kotre Dame de Namur In
Erusseh Is the mother house of her
alma mater, Trinity College. and on
her visit 10 this country the Queen OF
Belgium received a doctorate from
trinity. Capt. Miller Jaw service In
the late war as aide de camp 10 the
late Gen. Lloyd NJ Brett.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
6. w. u. Phi Chi Unit Gives
Annual Founders BANQUET

The Oeorgs Washington University
Chapter of the Phi Chi medical fra
trrnity gave their annual Founders
Day banquet at the Wardman Park
Hotei last evening The annual ban
quet u gwen on the same day by the
various chapters of the fraternity
throughout the United States. ThA
speakers NJ the banquet were Dr. Will
Han Allen White. superintendent of st.
EiizAbeth's Hospital: Dr. II. w. Lawson,
MAJ. Jsmss y. C0Ipsi. Mai, Glenn Jones,
i)f. William r. Malone and DR.. George
Jenkins On the banquet committee
were Mr.. w. r Morgan, president Of
the chapter, MF. Edward Nickias aud
Nj y tbn SYartAnan. There were IS
RuehIA.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Mre. Pyrah Is Hostess
To Sixteen at Bridge

Mrs. Jacob ryrah entertained at !.
bridge luncheon for l6 guests Friday
In the party were Mrs, Smith, Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. Crowell. Mrs. Hearn. Mrs
Dorsch Mrs. Turnage. Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Anderson OF Baltimore. Mrs. Dun.
lop. Mrs, Williams. Mrs O'Neal Of Bal
timore. Mrs, Shepherd. Mrs Crupper
Mrs. Husscy, Mrs. Boiscan. Mrs, Daum
and Mrs Freceurgh. Prizes were given
to each table. The tables were beauti-
fully decorated 10 suit the season
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Hadassah VIII Meet
Tuesday at C:3O PM

The regular monthly meeting Of
Hadassah will take place Tuesday. 2;3o
o'clock pm. at the Jewish Community
Center The afternoon will be devoted
to a French program. The opening
prayer will be given by Mime, Malat
Barnard, followed by lo-minute talk
on Jewish current events In France by
Mrs. Louis Schwefel Miss Bertha Rob-
bin will render group Of selections
from Debussy 'on the piano. The prtn.
cipa! address will be given by Mrs
Raphael TouroVer the subject being
The Famous Drcyfuss Case" Miss
Lillian Feldman. vocalist. will sins
Massenets "Elegie" and the aria from
Samson and Delilah" by Saint -Saens
She vii! be accompanied by Mrs. Maur-
Ice Bisgyer at the piano. During the
social hour the spirit of the meeting
Evening star., 1928-02-26

will be carried out by serving ''napo.
Icons" with cafe au lait.
Since the subject matter is Of suc:.
wide interest. many who are not men,
bers Of the organization may wish &c
attend. Assurance o! welcome Is given
to such guests
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Junior Prom OF G. w. u.
Due Fridav Evenino

The Junior Prom al 0eorgs Washing.
ION untversity win be given at the
WAfdman PARK Hotei Friday evening,
MIR. Charles u. Baldwin, jr, ls IN charge
of the arrangements.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

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Evening star., 1928-02-26

Mr. and Mrs. Addison @. Foster Of
New York are now In Washington and
hare taken an apartment at the May.
Ecwer. Mr. Foster is the grandson Of
former Seiatcr Addison Foster Of Wash
inS:cn State.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Copley Arnory and their
daughter. Miss Katherine Amory, are
expected to return the middle OF this
week from Warm Springs, Ga. where
they hare been for several weeks.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Mrs. Henry j. Garrett. who has spent
q month u visiting In Chicago. Des
Moines her former home. and in Okla
homa City. Okla. where she was with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Mr.. Garrett, who Is personal secretary
TO ths Secretary OF Labor. Mr.. James
J. Davis
Evening star., 1928-02-26

; Mss Gilsriotie Cbi!dress. who has
zen visiting h4l ID Ms3 Russell
IsYis 81 Port~su Prince, Issjti. vii!
r Turn WecAeSasy. March Z
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Mrs George T.. Taylor III Great Bar
yinstosl. Mas. has arrived at the Carl
Ton 70 remain several days.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

. 1fs Laura Thornbutgn, widow Of
60 ise Jacob II. Th0rnburgh Of
LI3oKv5iie. Tenn has arrived from her
sS1iltfrfh home " spend the remainder
Ef sn: Winter With her daughter Mrs.
klizs'ss'h i Sullivan. 1912 Thirty -ffrst
1eft. 1epssetoNn
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Mrs. Marshall Field has returned to
her nome on Sixteenth street after an
Absence of many months. Mrs. Field
spent the Summer abroad and was In
England until the middle OF January.
when she returned to this country.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Ars Alexander Mackay-Smith has
gone 20 St. augustine. Fla. where, with
h"r daughter and granddaughter. Mrs.
william Bell Watkins and Miss Virginia
Stuart Watkins OF Philadelphia. she viii
spend several weeks at the Ponce de
I@cn.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Schoell-
kcps are occupying Villa Rosa, at <445
Massachusetts, avenue, the home OF
judge and Mrs William Bailey Lamar
who are spending the Winter IN their
mace. The Columns. at Thomasville,
Ca. Mr.. Schoellkopf has been serving
at secretary Of the United States en-
bassy in Argentina.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

Mrs Houston Harper and little daugf,
Ger J1laa Harpef sfe spenning asrefsi
,,ssks III Miami EeacD. Fla MI Harper
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-29
CLARENCE DARROW MAKES
 SPEECH; DENIES RUMORS

CHICAGO, Sept. 25, LP) ---- Clar- ence Darrow, the renowned Chicago criminal lawyer, in a public ad- dress today told his audience that he never told anyone that he had innumerable drinks with Secretary Hoover, but admitted that he said something to supporter of Hoover, before the War: "that might lead to the inference that had drink with him."
 Attorney Darrow's comment was in reply to a statement by Senator Bruce of Maryland, Democrat, who said today to the Associated Press that he would accept MT. Dar- rows statement.
 Darrow issued the statement in reply to a speech of Senator Bruce to the effect that Darrow had sev- eral drinks with Hoover on cer- tain occasion.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-29
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE
 OF REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given by the un- dcrsigned receiver of Nome Bank and Trust Company. corporation. that pursuant to an order of sale made by the District Court of the Territory of Alaska. Second Div ision, on September 1st, 1928, in that certain action pending in said court entitled J. C. Brown and F. E. Fuller. plaintiffs. vs. Nome Bank and Trust Company, d Corporation, defendant, that said Receiver will on September 29th. 1928, at twelve o'clock noon of said day at tho front door of the United States Court sale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash all the right, title and interest of sad Nome Bank and Trust Company in and to those certain patented Plac- CT mining claims situated in Cape Nome Recording District. Territory of Alaska, Second Division, d scrib ed as follows:
 All of the Beatrice Placer mineral survey No. BPS containing an area of 6.7S4 acres; an undivided s4 ln- terest in No. Nine on Otter Creek Placer, mineral survey No. 327 containing an area of 17.1S9 acres; an undivided 1-12 interest in Ger trude Placer. mineral survey No. 746 containing an area of 120.S95 acres.
 The sale will be made subject 10 confirmation by said District Court
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-29
kETCHIkAN REPORTS ON
 EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS

ketchikan, Sept. 26, (R-..-The appearance here of peculiar smoke has led to the belief that volcanic eruption may have caused earth shocks recorded in the Eastern and Western parts of the United States early last Satur- day The disturbance was estimat- ed to have centered of the Alas kan coast. Since last Sunday the sun has had the appearance of a red ball of fire and the moon is nearly obscured by reddish haze
 Captain Pitcher of the steamship Prince of Wales and Captain Nord of the S. s. Aleutian, are certain that the reddish veil is the result of volcanic disturbance and eX- pressed surprise that no reports had been received Of the eruption.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-29
MILD CURE FISHERMAN
 DROWNS AT KETCHIKAN

JUNEAU, Sept. 26. tR) ...- Carl G. Newquist, fourteen years a res iGent of Ketchikan. where he had been identified with Mild Cure Com rany, was drowned Sunday night vixen he slipped from the fishing boat Windsor and fell between the boat and the float while being tow ed off Point Adolphus, in Icy Straits.
 The bobby was recovered in less than ten minutes and artificial res pirat.o was maintained for two hours without success.
 Death is believed to have re- suited from bruises suffered when he received a severe fall from the boat.
 The body was sent to Ketchican for burial.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-29
THURSDAY (TElEGRAPhic,
LOEB AND LEOUOLD MAY
 GET PR.ADON IN SIX. YEARS

CHICAGO, Sept. 26, lP) An error in justice under which Rich ard Loeb and Nathan Leouold, Jr., were sent to Joliet Prison four years ago, makes these slayers of Robbie Franks eligible for a par don in six more years, Hinton Cla- baugh, Chairman of the State Board of Pardons and Paroles said today.
 He spoke of them as sons of wealth who are pets in Joliet pris- on. These men are each under life sentence for murder, and nine ty-nine years sentence for kidnap- irg, are building up fine records.
 Ciabaugh said, with a view to pordon for the two wealthy boys because of the error in the record. they have become eligible for the pardon. "One is the private sec retary to the First Warden of the prison, and the other is the pri- vate secretary to the Protestant Church."
 Loeb is generally believed to have been the brains of the prison break a few months ago which has cost, so far, several innocent lives, and resulted in the hanging of three mon
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-29
PROPOSED MEMORIAL TO
 WILLIAM H. SEWARD

Seward, Sept. 27. R)----The pro posed memorial to former Secre- tary of State William H. Seward, who purchased Alaska from Russia and to be erected here, was given an impetus by the interest shown by Eric Fisher Wood. the famous architect of a Pittsburgh firm, and who helped to design the Harding Memorial Wood just returned from a hunting trip to the Kena Peninsula and after going over the proposed sites. expressed his en- thusiastic approval because of the beauty of the natural setting. He declared he would volunteer the services of himself to the firm to visualize on a fitting scale. the granduer of the heroic figure, and promised to submit a design. MT. Wood is a prominent Pennsylvan- ian and is one of the original founders of the American Legion.
The Nome nugget., 1928-09-29
PONDER MAGAZINE KILLS
 AND INJURIES MANY

Madrid. Sept. 27, (P.-.-At least forty persons are believed to have been killed and two hundred in jured in an explosion of powder magazine at Fort Cabreriza. in the outskirts of Melilla. Spanish Nor occo, when more than a ton of black powder stored in the maga- zine of the fortress exploded, shat tering many buildings and destroy ing the barracks completely.