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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02

SO pitentnl1n oifoa on 9erniiGr-
ipell1 molnisteltlt ipanban firfon pc
riitpobiaiSta liuiimista arfitebt,
Gallon laatinlien piirustusten ia
DfIitpiSfobtaisten iiiunniteI ntufailes
ii, fltuluen firfon itiiiimiieen III.
m. itrfuien loitto.
EnponinpGiipdni pi0etpsi1 Iiid-
tDn firtfoipoltliuston fofcufesIo
piiGtettiin nrut tilota aangosalnn
nrflitebtuoStu ia mponnettiin tarfoi
tista ,porten 10000 morfnn nlGd-
rdrobo, iosta 10000 mnrffan tn
lee iirfiiien binnufi ia $1,000 mari
foo urfilien rabtimafIiiifii ief6 pai-
foiIleenpanofusfanniifiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
Wspncsienin, ga. inumal. eiu. Int.
firffo palammt i1nnnntai-illalla.

Sonnnonn1e erifoisIGbfoionomnn
mufaun on Monesienin, go. l1ont.
eip. lut. firtfo palnnlit iunnuntaina
iltopGipGlIG. 5Gbfoianomasiu, jon
ia on lGbettanpt ieltrafunnan pas-
tori @pert 6. Sorffo, ei l1benmin
ielitetG tulipalon ipptd.
Yalonut firffo tpibittiin tarfoi-
tlifieenIa M. 1902. Sit1 oil alettu
rofentomaan tpuotta ennenntin pos
tori Suotorin aifana. 9irfon nib
fintiien aifano boiti ieurafuntoa
postori S. aollen.
Ou1noinittu firffo on rofennet-
I'll fofonadn puusta. Seurafrnnan
poppilo, jofa on niinif1Gn puurafen
nus ia oiipon firfon ipiereSi1, on
aparmoonfin olIut mposfin iiiuresia
poarasia tiiboutua. Gen ipabingoit-
tiimiiesta Ell idbfoianomasio moinit
tn, ioten tGptpp toistaiiefii ooottaa
Idbenlpid tietoja iiutisfirieen fout-
ia. 9lm. . tor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
Yleiiid nutilia
glrmourin "ariuottomat" oIaffcet 30
milipunan ariuoiIet.

Gbicogo. = Eantfiirit tefipdt
palitettaiuan lasfupirbeen iulistaes
iaan milf ipiiotta iitten s. Sgoen
9[rmourin olipoiuffeet arlpottonif-
ii. Silloin moi 9lrntour "arlpotto-
mat" ltniperial Oil go:n oiaffeet
waimolleen, ia MT ne tiinnustetuan
80 mill. oollarin orpoiiifii. 8.
1926 tliottipat oiaffeet miljoonan
ia ipiime wuonnu folme mill. bolla-
ria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
2afiebbptns fpirain fpriuain leiffaa-
mista iuastaan.

2llbonp, - @ldirluojeluspbois-
tpsten alullepanema banfe ioaoa
foirain foripain leiffaaminen lopete
tutIi on fantalitlinut paltion lain
lautiiafllntaan. tSenaottori Sbomp-
Ioh Aasiau-farntin republifaani,
eIitti ebootufien laifii, iofa fieltGG
foirain fortpain pienentGrniien ia
nnuoffaomiien ia mposfin iellaiSten
foirain tuonliIen foiranGDttelDibin.
Scanbinaiuian Qlmerifan 3injan
laiipalla 9. 9. limited StateS mot
fustaipien iuonalaisten ioiifosia iot
lapuilpat Seem gorfiin taqlmii
90 p. 1923 mainittofoon ieuraaWot:
8Gih0 9oitpisto, Sitcbbure,
Waass.; Soarlo &Gntdrinen, @tont-
real ab.; gntpi aetoIa ia lapIet,
Goronto, Ont; Sntpi Sppsfi
Waonteral Ab.; Sacob @oiiio, 'Sma-
fep Sails, 2b.; Matiloa Sntina,
Meontreol, 0b.; Weartba &liGnen,
Weontreol 0b.; slnna 9tiotialainen,
9. ct Wearie, O.; Orma Solinen,
Montreal Ab.; 9llina Suittpari,
Waontreol, 0b.; anna 8Giidnen, g.
ct. Warie Ont.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
@iifOa Darrelta
'pallitns tilannnt lentpfonemputto-
reita.

gSaibington. - 2aiauastooepartte
mentti on antanut tilaufien iaoaI-
le 9-iilinteriielle lentofonemoottoril
le. @aoottorit ipalmistaa 8riebt
sleronaiiticol Corporation Yaterio-
nisia, gs. S, ia mafiotpat ne t.
141,912 bollaria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
Burt glrtgnrista ia DmparistOlta.
(9(lfu 5;llG lipulla.)

(2(lfu 5:llG iipulla.)
Sairaolaltltiiia. - 9aniolaiienl-
me Sacob aaIlio, iofa tpiiffo iitte
faatlli iaunasIa iaaoen maraipan
Wamman pdGbdnid on toipumaan
pdin ct Soiepb iairaalasia. SninoS
Ia lairnalaSia on Samuel Snpi
Seumaltn, iofa louffaantiti gtatti
Yertun formilla tpiiffo iitte iouh,-
malal pltitfliorman alle. SGnen
epammania alfalpat ola parantu-
meet. - glripio 9leernola &1lmiGlti
leifattiin umpiiuolen tltleboufiesta
Ionasia ioiraalaSia puolitoista flut
faltta iitte. 9oraSta 1SfimiiestG
allfeii porantumasia olema baapa
ia Min ettG iairaalasia olo piteni.
- ltuno 9tienli nltorit Snnffo
gdemi-mainaian lapiista, leifattiin
iolasla oleipon ipian puotIi larun-
taina 81 b. - Wtrs @inori gln0er-
Jon HoSportisto iaapui iriraolaan
If. s p. iaabafieen boitoa Geifontlt-
neelle tertpepoelle. Sdntd naimaa
lDbGmen beiffous. = Samuel N1tis-
ma, fotoiiin 2unliipaaralta, lelfat-
tim umpiluoligpian tGbben tt. % ,.
Stiemltrbon tefi Sowlep Glapp
ilinlinen Is ipuotias nltorufninen
8est Sort @illiamisia If. 10 p.
fGpttden murba-oleena iiGniG pientG
ribIaffou. Tojon firieestG ilmeni
ettd tefoon oil ippnG onneton raf-
faus.
SiipepsrifofIesta tllontittiin Sj.
2aliritien nirlinen norialainen If.
IL b. 90 fltltfnlioen rongaistlfieen
foSpatusloitofiesia. Wars gepberg,
ioitfa talosia rifoS tapabtlti iai 6
fltiln manfeustuomion.
ct SoIepb Ioiraalaon rafennetaan
foboaffoin $t50,000 mofiaipa IL
iGpS. rtraffa on 10 annettu ia pitGiii
tpon alfaa maalisfltun alfupGinind
ia polnistua beirt1flrun 81 p1iipGf-
II. gafennrs ti,lee neliferrofiinen
ia rafennetann ie paiffofunnalla
ipalnistetuista tiilistG, fofonoon
tulenfestGipG, Min ettG otpisia main
f6ptetG6n piiitto. 9fafennlrfien fatol-
le tulee n. t. "roof earoen", oleSfe-
llpaiffa iairaioen fGptettGtpGfli. ga
ten lildttpnG ia ltitoistettitno tuIee
iairaala olen1oan pfii iuiirimpia
Ontoriosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
9ipiuaniemen fanppalam mnubusteln.

J'"'puHt1HttH tuHppuiuN HlNuppSIClN.
Hoipaniemen laajaipGtilen pb0pS-
fllnnan ipalttuston GSfeis. fofouf-
iesia otettiin fiireelliienG fiiitelt1-
pGfii fpipmps taojamGfiien pbopS-
fitnnan ja maalaiSfrnnon eroittami
lesta. 8altlutSto pGGtti p6pt1firion
otteella ia erifoiiella firielmGllG
6Gdntpa Sltlrln IGGnin maaberran
puoleen ppptGen tGtG fiireDtimGGn
iaon toinlittaiaa tlomari 81. glbma-
ipaarao iououttamoan iafanlisto.
Sun on toOennGfoist1 ettG 9toma-
niemeStG mlooostlu faitppala 10
tlileipan ipuooen aifana, tparali pal
tiiusto trleipan falppalania alemo-
faatpan Iaatintist amorten 10 emf
ipuooefii $4,000 inf. &ofo aicntc-
faapan lopltlliIeen fitntoon iaattn-
minen tiilee mafiamaan noin 300.-
600 mt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
"SGnisfirnmeen" iunofii pl
ioarpitetaan.
pleii6a

8nibineton, 2iittoballitufien
biolosisten tiIastoien ferddi6 Saul
g. 9tebineton on ilmoittonltt, ett1
npfpGGn on liiffeellG tuIoreihid, Ell
bpmin ipoorallista "jGnisfitumetta",
ionfo uieisio tapoltfiisia ianctaan
toppoman itbrinio. Wfoinittu tallti-
laii on idnifiisiG Ieipinnpt loainlIe
melfein foifisia poItioisTo, patti
Boibingtonisia, 8isconiinisia
ysep gorfisia, 0elulporesio ia ltii-
Sen @nglonnin poItioisiu. Eoitti
on jonflnntoista rilttoo, iofn bcIpoS
II torttitr ibnliiiin. gioin 500 tort
tilmiStopoiistn on tullut tietocn la
u1istG 20 on oIIut fnolettmpoo lno-
tua Slmerifosia. Eauti torthut elm
i1nifii1 fiiiteIlesiG, iotcn on oItoiua
bppin iporomuiiia tdSid Iubtccsio.
On porempi Ola ip0ntGtt1 iiitifIen
liboo jos ei ole parmo ett6 otuS
on tooeIlofin puboas. Sos iibo bb-
min fauon feitetddn Min toloiu l.
tiot tdtcn ipoioaon bdipittdG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
Galjon bafijoita telottaian ipirfaan.

Sarrisburg, ga. = ltiitinen, et-
t1 uiean1non paltion ipirallinen
telottaja &obert elliott on Mtrs
Snpoerin ia SSuoo @rapn telottami-
len iGlfeen bernlostllnut iiinG ntG1-
rim, ettG bGn on fpfenemGton t1pt-
tGmGGn tebtGtpGGniG, on aibeutta-
nut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipaltion
lpirastoon.
Scr elliott ei ole tpielG i1tt1npt
tointaon. Glen iaopui fpmmerfin-
ia bafentusta. sSoufosia on erGGn
oliiiin bafeniis, join ianoo bolilc
pania tointa oman eldmdnl1 pn-
rantomiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02

ytelu yprtin iatamtasta; tnnlen no
pens iilnrin iitten iunOSen 1916
giem Yorfisia; fufp itGranniffp fur
lin1t iuanrioita.
SoisIa feSfipiiffoa poSten olta-
mt tlltlinbrsfp, iofa festi toista
muorofalltta, on tebnpt palion tu-
boa, itpottanlt laitpoia ia lotiia, fis
fonut rafennufiista fattoja ia r1nS-
tditG, nimifilpiG, telineit1 ia loufan
mt fpnlmeni1 ibmiiiG. Wtprsfp on
ulottltnut fauas po9ioiieen ia ete-
l1Gn faaoellut maaieutllfoulula
SennesieesiG ia &entucfpSi1, ia ala
nut alufiia ia lotiia maolle lluben
@nglannin rannifolla.
@errattain palion on mprsfp teb
nDt tllboa mpoS Oelamaresia, Warp
lanoisla ia BenniphpaniaSia. Sail
9tiperisiG, @ass., peubtoi ie foppa-
leifii brr1pittelupaifan faiffine ro-
fennltfiineen ia laitteineen. Boint
SuoitbisiG, &. g. aialltui pfii fliu-
mari rontafipifolle, ntutta nliebet
unnistuiipat pGGientGGn maalle.
Seem Oorfisia louffaantui tieoet-
tGlpGsti AZ benfiloG, uieimmat iou-
tresIaan faouillo 110-120 mailin
nopeltOella tllnnisia pubaltamon
tltulen fGiiin, jofa forfeiben rafen-
stem mdliin iullo1tttneena to6e
lafin pubalii birpittGmGllG woimal
Ia. Sul,riafin niebid, jotfa usfalii-
iuot tlluleen faatilili ia pporisfeli
faouilla.
Suulelle alttiina olleiSlo
ia faatuilirpot onffltrpiout mopttori-
apeneet ia lotiat, toisten irtautuesia
topiistG ia ioutiiesia aaltojen rub
iottaipifii loitl1reito lpasten. Seem
Oorfin labti oil lpalfoiIena faobu-
no. &uobupaistG pubalii tpiburi pe-
iitpibnaa ilmaan, apebenpinnolla
fGfui t1poellinen ipeiitllisfu.
9lustria-nintinen eSponialainen
rabtilaipe foatui 9rooflpnin iota-
maSia, tGpttpi tpeoellG ia lppoii
Suuri rloppauslaitpo ltppoii Staten
Sslanoin ialmeen. Sind olleet mie
bet olhpot betfiSt1 oifoiemnlin lab
teneet maibin. Battery Sorfin eoas
tallo erGS purfoioIaipa ipeoettiin
ploIiupoflisia turmapaiffnon.
Sulirin ia pelGstpttGtpin onnetto-
mltus oil $4,000 gallonan peiii6i-
lion putoaninen erGGn SuDIon-ioen
raniihlla olelpon neliferrofiilen fir
ioniitomon rufen,tufien lGpi. -
Suuli murti i1ilion terustufiiltoan
ia tpeiipprstoiien meteorin taipotId
ipofipi Ie rafennltfien lGpi, loufaten
iiieita ibmiii6 ia tltlpittoen rofen
nufien fniittualtaon sos onnetto-
nuns oIiii topobtunrt m1bGn oifo-
ierninin, oIiii litnibille lGbteneit1
firiapoinotpolGiiid iGGnpt iurraun
Iii,ibm fpmnenitt1in.
Hofenteilla oleiuisia rofennltfiiS-
ia repi tiirli irti telineet. airfot ia
muut forfeot roiitarungottomot rn
fennufiet fGriilp1t ipourioita. Senrp
StrcetilIi Yrooflnnisi1 olepan nor
ioloiien firfon 100 ioIfoa forfeo
torni boriui min pelottamosti, ett6
poIiiiit laittoiipat iuoiusfetiln fir
fon pnpdrille.
9iifebuoneioen n6pteiffunoita la,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
scinuttelee birttGptsmiIellG.

iStra5bourg, 9tonsfc., Wlaa-
pollolln I0ptDD foifelloiiio onnotti-
miebiG ia taifelluiiia feinotteliioito,
iotfo foettolpot eldttdG itieGGn nip
pofeincilln. Wilttta t6bGn iuoffa tiiS
fin ticoetdGn fenenf1an feinotelleen
birttdptpnliielld, iiten nnIoitofieen
elontonIo. Selloinenfin mics on MT
lopoettp ia ie on erds Seinricb
MuIIer.
g}ulIer on piodtettp faboefIuu fer
tno Birtfdptpntispritpfiestd. Sdnen
mctoooinio OIL oiettua metiGiieIIe
IefciIfc ten wiereen ooottnmoon,
ii tnu tislce obifuIfclpio, rpet6d ban
fouuctioau fiinnittdmdn'd norim
faiLoonia. aun obifiiIfcpnt iittcn
bSnct "pelastaruut", tertoo wsuIIcr
fpodntdidrfs'pdn iiitun foipostu fob
tdIostGor fcr1ten bcItpnciltd ibmi-
iiIt6 iieipoiict robot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02

Sunlniia Ianumnlebtimies fnpllnt.
Seem Oorf, tontnif. % p. = Sol
colt 8iIlions, buonottu iononoleb-
tiuies ia entinen Buli8erin joiirno-
IistifouIun iobtojo Golunnbia-pli-
opistosia fuoIi ellen 70 muooen i
fGiienG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02

Ssmmenet laiiuat. etiiiuGt iiOjau
gaeiu gorfin iatamasia; tnnlen no
pens iiinrin iitten iunOOen 1916
gsem Yorfisia; fofo itGranniffo fGr-
Evening star., 1928-11-02

The suits would regu-
larly sell for $35 to $50
~. new models. of course.
Many of the suits have two
pairs of trousers. The
Overcoats were made by
Sheldon :. single and dou-
BE breasted. Plain shades
and mixtures. No charge
for needed alterations.
In COMPLETE sizes.
(second Floor1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
CHESS EXPERTS
PLAY OVER RADIO
Washington and Chicago Match to
Be Staged Today-Fitz.
gerald 70 Referee.

The first intercity chess match by
radio will be played today by TIE
Washington players against Chicago.
The Washington team Will include
such experts as y. r. Whitaker. =.
Mlo'kowski. \. ". Fox. /. 8 Turnover.
n :. Perkins, e. L. SsttinSer. Y.
Sournin. F. &. Walker. who viii nav
from noon 20 naidrigh; a. the Ar
cadia, Fourteenth street and PARK
road.
The contest will Be refereed Nv
Representative Roy C. ri.,Se-zM o.
Ohio. and the other officials cs The
match viii include many internal
ticna!ly known players.
The moves will Re rstzvess ny rsIs-
phone - William ". Smith. pres.5s-.
az the Washington Radio Cluo. WAC
viii be assisted by B~uce II. Mar
shall He Will be IN Communication
with radio station sEI. owned ara
operated by J, II. Nsi6aush 90 CHI
cage. In order 20 make elimination
81 errors N transmission ccr.rssss
Franklin Kyal az this city. operating
station sES. will slSo es - sc&-cA
with a Chicago station ana radio rAs
match move ~ move simultaneously
with Mr., S-slth. aSjnS a s,SA.1y
higher wave length
Mr., Smith owrs ard operates re
rioSt powerful amateur radio S&at:cr
III this section CO the COUNTRY ne
has been N twc-way cc-1Fnau!cact>n
with every continent sxcsp. ASA. Ard
his signals have been packed ~ ses<s
many times. His station. sGP. - !.
Nrcci3l relay station ard c7scsal
eTN>sdcas;sng station 90 the Ar,e1s>s-
Radio Relay League. Tire MESA Sss
Will ee ssnt direct .rc-a A.s Acme q:
1879 Irving strae,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
FAKE OILS UNDER BAN.


The department OF Agriculture
through its food. dfu and iuaectifide
section, has tbktn action 10 remove
nom tie channels ~ Interstate com.
mere aduitefated, nisbra nded deteti.
Grated pF otherwise Illegal extracts Of
rod llver, cnd liver oil and prspsra.
tons falsely alleged 10 contain the
yi'amins of cc1 liver oil, II wac an
nounced tods1 by The department
The action Ia based Oh 40 extensive
survey carried out during the La + Z
IL Hn6nlf Ut extracts ~ cod liver, ~
cod liver oh ana ~ various product =
alleged ~ contain the Vitaniins 1T "a /
liver oil touHd IN Interstate commerce
tie announcement said. - bi0i0glrni
examination foT the pteAence 0f vi
Minis A 8nd - ia These produeth
showed tHat pra'tpsiiy all Of tho eA
ttaGtk qua concentrates sAHi1tiHeti we're
virtually dsy0id ~ sitsnin a ana tbHi
very few contained any u1atnria!
amount u ysiamln -, Several ot
iheee articles have been used ekten
sively ia the n1sniitactuls II 80 called
cod liver oil compound tabisiE aud
either ptspsIetiohs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
FIFTEEN ARRESTED
IN SEPARATIST PLOT
French Authorities Act to Suppress
Move for Alsace
Autonomy.

STRASBURG. France. December
Shows of barbed wire and plans
for tho Systematic barricading of the
streets of StrnshurE. as well as mo-
bilizatlon orders inStructing Il small
autonomist armed force called
schultz Truppc.' were seized here
yesterday when ID persons were AR
rested charged with participating In
"A separatist movement.
The movement for the separation
Of Aisace from France, or failing this.
the establishment or all autonomous
government. reached such an acute
atnge that local authorities. on In
structions from Paris. decided 10 act.
Or. Roos, who. the police say. has
been directing the movement. fed
the country before the headquarters
of the Organization was raided. but
Able Fashchauer. who has long been
Identified with the autonomist move
ment was caught in the dragnets
Among others arrested was tho cor
respondent OF the Frankfurt Gazette,
The alleged plotters. police said
appeared well supplied with funds
The movement IL believed 10 have
originated at treiburg. Baden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
NEW YEAR CELEBRANTS
WATCH DOWNTOWN FIRE
2,5OO See Firemen Battle Flames
In Building at 734 FIT
teenth Street.

More than > 500 New Year ceiebrants
In the vicinity OF Fifteenth street and
New York avenue, last night We're
treated TO a display of smoke and
flames which poured out OF an office
building at 1874 Fifteenth street shortly
before midnight.
The fire was centered on the top
floor OF the three story building oc.
cupied by the w. II. Walker real
estate firm and the Hun Mimeograph
Co. The building was filed with
smoke when the fire apparatus
arrived.
Firemen soon got the blaze under
control and prevented its spreading TO
the adjacent Union Trust Co. al
though they found II stubborn. The
fire. however. burned through n
petition on the third floor.
J. T. Ellis. n private detective. OF
t1l2 staples street northeast. saw
smoke pouring from an upper window
as he passed. and sounded the alarm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

former member Of Congress. and p. J..
Farrell, now solicitor Of the commits
sion.
May Name Democrat.
It Is expected. under the bipartisan
law, that the president will name a
man affiliated with the Democratic
party, and it has been further said
that in naming Commissioner Halls
successor the President would like TO
obtain man from the Western terri
tory. Commissioner Hall has resigned
largely for reasons Of health.
The failure of the Senate interstate
commerce committee 20 confirm NJ.
k,schs nomination was not considered
intentional. but 10 have resulted from
tho coincidence in the arrival Of the
nomination and the regular holiday
adjournment Of Congress. However.
there was known TO be some oppOsi-
ton to his denomination. and Senator
Wheeler's request for delay was de-
clared TO he based on the purpose Of
investigation.
The Craftsmanship Of the commits
sion under its rules passes 10 another
member with the new year, and Com
missioner J. B. Campbell of Washing
ton has been designated for the post
by his associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Modern customs OF the New Year
observance date back 10 the days OF
the ancient Persians. Romans and
Mongols. historians declare.
The Persians OF old celebrated the
advent OF a new year by bestowing
gifts OF eggs on their close friends.
In China and Japan the first day OF
the wear has been an occasion for
religious rejoicing since time imme'
mortal.
The Romans declared a general
holiday, with sacrifices 10 Janus. god
OF the two faces. and with gifts and
visits 10 friends.
The ancient MeNicans carefully
adorned their houses and temples. and
employed themselves in various
religious ceremonies.
In old England and France 1t once
was the custom TO give presents of
gloves to acQuaintances and rela
From very ancient times. the New
Year day has been observed as a
holy festival. The first mention OF
the day as feast In Christian litera-
ture is in Canon XVII OF a council
which met at Tours in 56T AID.
The custom OF paying calls on New
Year day has lost none OF its popu.
larity down the centuries. and Is now
officially recognized in the annual
White House reception.
An old resident OF Washington re.
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FOG CAUSES TWO
SHIP COLLISIONS
OnIy | of IS Vessels Held at
New York Is Able to
Start Voyage.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 3f.-Two
collisions today resulted from a
fog which kept more than thirty-hve
ships. including the liner Mauritania.
bottled up In New York harbor
The Dollar liner President Hayes,
outbound for Boston, collidcd with
the Anchor liner Tarantia in Am
hrose Channel. The President llayes
was taken back to her Jersey CITY
pier The starboard bow OF the
Tarantia was damaged. but no one
on board injured. officials OF the
Cunard Line said. The President
Hayes had no passengers aboard.
The British freighter Domira, at.
tempting to leave the harbor. collided
with the Danish motor ship lrland'
and both had to limp back to their
piers for repairs.
Only One Ship Leaves.
The only vessel to succeed in
clearing Sandy Hook was the freight
err Steel Mariner. bound for Boston
from Pacific ports.
The fog extended 200 miles out 10
sea.
The craft longest delayed by fog
was the liner Mauretania, which was
scheduled to sail at IL O'Clock last
night but was still at its pier when
darkness fell tonight. Several ships
left their piers during the day but
had to drop anchor by the Statue or
Liberty or at quarantine.
1t was expected that the fog. which
paralyzed all large shipping ana
slowed up ferry traffic between Man.
haitian and Jersey and Staten Island
would he scattered by the storm re-
ported blowing in from the west.
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COMPETITION PLANNED
IN AIRSHlP BUILDING
Capt. Heinen, Dirigible Expert.
Considering Combine 10 Bid on
Authorized Navy Contracts.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, December Si.-Capt.
Anton Heinen, noted dirigihle expert.
sailed yesterday for London. where he
will confer with Comdr. Rurney. head
OF the Aircraft Guaranty Co, in refer.
ence TO a proposed combination he.
tween that firm and the New York
ShiphuildinS Co. for the construction
az two airships authorized by Con.
gress last Spring.
Thus far. IL was said. the Govern.
ment has received only one bid. and
President Wilder OF the New York
company has asked a possponement
Of n contract until Capt, Heinen's trip
has been completed
II the combination matev.alires
President Wilder said bids for the
construction OF the airships will be
submitted Immediately.
The Goodyear Zeppelin Co. which
made the bid. wanted 10 build the
ship on cost Plus basis. hut the
Navy Department, Is waiting for the
approval OF Congress 20 permit con.
struction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

New Year Celebration Gayest Since
Pre- War Days.

BERLIN. December 81 IN -~ A
virtual corner ~ the jhHH ofrhest "a
market Was all that uatfed Berlin y
New Year eve celebration.
Fddlefs, kaNophdne artists and
pianisfs virtually dictated their own
terms Ia hotel and cafe owners,
Altogether, however. II Nah Berlin h
mnddest, merfiest New Year since the
war. While the ceremonies al fash
itnabie hostelfies wefe along trndi
tionai lines. The more popular piaces
were crowded long before midnight
"ith eNttaVoEa mas ami specthcles fca
timing many programs,
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CHICAGO BLIZZARD
|. GREETS NEW YEAR
HoWIing SnoWstorm Fails to
Dampen Ardor of City
ReVeIerS.


CHICAGO. December 3i.-Young
1928 breezed into Chicago tonight in
the teeth of n bowling snowstorm and
near zero weather. but he got a warm
welcome just the same.
AS the younGster struggled through
the snowdri(ts. every theater. hotel
restaurant, cafe and night club was
crowded to capacity with jewellers
waiting TO accord the baby year a
noisy and vociferous greeting.
Whether the greeting was To he
wet, moist or dry was an open ques-
ton MS the festivities incident TO the
birth of 1925 got under way.
Hotels, restaurants and cafes,
warned by prohibition agents that
drinking on their premises would be
reason to institute action TO close
them. made repeated public announce
ments that no drinking would be al
lowed
Prohibition agents. $50 strong
mingled with the diners under orders
TO see that the eighteenth amend
ment was oheycd. AS result those
who desired TO drink To the health of
the new year in forbidden spirits
rented private hotel rooms or ad.
iourned 10 road houses outside the
city.
Prohibition authorities. however.
maintained that 1925 opened his eyes
10 find the dryest celebration in
Chicago's history in progress. The
police paid no attention to LIQUOR law
violators under orders Of Commits.
Sioner Michael Hughes 10 devote their
time 10 suppressing crime and let the
Federal agents enforce Federal laws.
Many thousands Of Chicagoans vel.
coined the new year in their own
homes. Such a plan was made the
more inviting because of the weather
conditions.