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you.' Reese Ieaped across the table,
grinning broadly. None other than
your respected chief, Lew Davidson
No" Tony stared az his friend
incredulously.
"It's q fact. He'd only just arrived
that morning, but the beautiful Irene
was right on the job with every hook
freshly baited. and a line Of girly-
giriy talk that would have given
you a pain. I don't doubt she was
reciting nursery rhymes to him be-
fore the evening was over. ! left
early. myself. having some packing
to do. but she had him backed
against the ropes. NV the time supper
was served"
For a m Tony Hill pulled re-
fiectivciy At bis cigarette, his
thoughts cropping back into the past.
Then he shook himself free OF the
memories which oppressed him.
Much good it will do her." he
growled. sLew Davidson IL too old
a bird to fall for anything like that"
Its the old ones that do fall for
IL" Reese observed. cynicalIy. "Dav-
idson's fifty, At least, isn't he?"
"Fifty-four."
"That makes il worse. I tell you,
Tony. it's the dangerous age for a
man-that period between fifty and
sixty He feels that his youth is
slipping away from him, and he
reaches out for il in others. knowing
that he is losing ii himself. Pitful.
in a way, but I suppose well all
come to il, sooner or later. Davidson
may be a wise old owl In business.
I've always heard he could get more
out Of "a deal than any man in the
game. But when IL comes to women,
these financial wizards seem 70 give
their brains a vacation, and try 10
imagine they're twenty-two-carat
Romeos. Oh-1'm not saying David
sons going 70 fall for Irene Shirley.
| guess you might have something to
say about that. But I'm telling you.
boy, from the way she was going
after him that night, il won't be her
fault il he DOESN'T
You're away off. Jimmy" Tony
shook his head. Davidson doesn't
run after int I know him. He's
had plenty Of chances, II he'd wanted
10. Alice Carroll tried il. when she
first came with us. I hear, but he
didn't warm up n more than 4
frcSt-bitten turnip. "A good many
others have made a play for him.
too, Davidson's worth a lot Of
money. has a lot Of influence. not
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Who am ~ What public Office
did / hold? For what noted law
am / responsible7
Who rs the III. 8. ambassador 20
France?
Who was president Of the United
States during the war of 1922
According to the Bible. in what
Euise did God first speak 10 Moses
THE Lord executeth righteous
ness and judgment for all that are
oppressed. Where does this pas
sage appear I'm the Bible
Today in the Past
On this date. IN 1914. England.
France and Russia concluded a pact
each agreeing not 70 conclude "a
separate peace.
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LAREDO. Tex, Sept. B.--A ship
ment e. $4,000 pounds or hiRh-Rrada
bermuda onion seed from Teneriffe.
Canary Islands. Spain, has been rr-
ceived ID Laredo for the T.. w. Reid
Teneriffe Onion Seed company. rep-
resented IN this city by Dan ". Pue.
This is sufficient seed to furnish
onion plants for about $500 acres.
a. onion growers are now preparing
their seed-beds il il expected that
most of this seed will NV sown in th@
sedbeds from about September s IN
lO, three 20 remain until they make
sturdy young plants to be transplant-
ed 70 the open fields about the
middle nf November.
~ " expected that about $500 ~
500 acres will BE- set out I'm onion
plants in November, although exc
amount Of acreage may Be either
small or larger. according ca futu-m
market conditions, IN wv said.
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Carroll can't see anybody acting In
"A picture but herself. She's about
done, | think, 50 far as we are con-
cerned, and Miss Dare IN her logical
successor. Naturally I don't want 70
zee Davidson messing around with
any outside talent. However, that's
absurd, SO far as Irene Shirley is
concerned. The woman cant act.
And Davidson il Dobody's fool when
IL mn TO engaging people. I'm
rather glad, though, that he's only
going to be in HOLLYWOOD a week.
Not likely 10 lose his head In that
time. In fact, I haven't any notion
he's going to lose it at all. Let's
talk about something else"
"About-Jane Dare ?" NJ. Reese
challenged. smiling. TONY, you old
string bean, I believe you're IN love-
(TO BE C0NTINUED1
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The Grab Bag


Persons born under this siru 60
sess psychic powers that cam be
greatly developed This DISPOSE
ton is OF q somewhat strange MY
.nre of sadness and brightness.
Aney are capable or changing their
ooinions and convictions rapIdlv. al
ways with an attitude cf firm rrr-
viction. "" Gun
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Boys shouldn't smoke before they are 81, says Babe
ruth. In the meantime they may get some pointers
m how to do ii gracefully by watching mother and
little -sister-Florence (Ala.) Herald.
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Timely Views
EXPENDITURES OF TAXES DISCUSSED
By WALTER J. KOHLER, Manufacture.

BY WALTER j. KOHLER. Manufacturer.
tWaiter y Kohlcr was born at Sheboyran. wis.,
IN 1875. He was educated at public schools at She
hoygan and AZ the University Of Wisconsin. His
career began with various industrial end CONNER
cial interests. IN which spheres Ne became an In
fuential figure. kohler served AS presidential
elector in 1916 and as regent Of the University 81
Wisconsin for six years. He was elected president
cf the board Of the university for three years. Hc
also Is connected with various civic and welfare
institutions. His home is in Kohler. Wis.,
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READ THIS FIRST:
The story opens with the pending
displacement Of the star. Alice Car
roll, Of the davidson Productions Co.
Alice's contract is about 70 expire,
and Lew Davidson, a h~ard-boiled
judge Of pretty women, has been
seen to scan ~cynicaliy the first traces
Of wrinkles in her otherwise girlish
face. Her fate Is regarded as sealed
Tony Hull, Il director with 4 sense
Of decency, a tall. gray-eyed man Of
thirty-five. has secret hopes Of wit
Messing the elevation Of Jane Dare.
"A small. graceful woman just emery
inr from joyous youth. OF great
beauty and fine character, to stellar
honors.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER IIT
Tony Hull, having dismissed the
waiter with their dinner order,
glanced across the table at his friend.
well. Jimmy, you priceless old
relic.r he laughed, what's the latest
news from the coast!'
The two men we're dining az a new
and rather gorgeous cafe of Fifty
fourth street. much frequented by
the notables Of the stage and screen
world. Left TO himself, Tony would
doubtless have sought his favorite
haunt, an obscure chop-house. at
which the quality Of the cooking was
in inverse ratio To the decorations,
the scenery. but 10 his old friends and
brother director, Jim Reese, a trip to
New York, after two years IN Holly
wood, was something OF an event, TO
be celebrated accordingly.
Nothing particularly startling.
Tony" his companion replied, spear
ing AZ the hors d'euvres. Roman
has left the Royal, a. | suppose you
know, and formed a producing COM
pasy or his own. And Jessica Duvall
has split with Milt Rubin again-this
time for good, they say. And-this
ought "a interest you'll ran into
Irene Shirley just before left, at a
big party given by Sam kresler- Of
the Inter-Dcean. Everybody was
there. She looked stunning"
Tony Hull's eyes hardened; be-
tween them grew a black frown. For
a moment he did not speak. Then
his smile returned. but there was a
synical twist to the corners Of his
large. homeIy mouth.
as that so?" he remarked, slowly.
who's she got her hooks into now Fl
You'll hit the ceiling when ! tell
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Taxation Il the price we pay for benefits OF gov.
eminent, and we are entitled to ask whether the value
we get ~ in proportion 70 the cost. The total expense
of our state government amounts 10 millions Of dollars
annually, the largest business In the state and BIZ far
the most important in its bearing upon human well
being.
Our government has no right 70 spend a dollar u
our money unnecessarily. II has no right 10 create
useless jobs or to retain inefficient jobhoIders. II
has no right 20 tolerate duplication Of effort or to fol-
low slow and Anticipated methods where modern equip.
ment would reduce the cost or improve the result.
Efficiency IN government Is not a materialistic
thing 1t does not glcrify the dollar, but IL recognizes
that the dollar comes from the people. who are entitled
70 get what they pay for, whether il be roads, schools,
Law enforcement, the care Of the helpless and depen-
dent. or anything else.
Injustice, neglect Of duty, the laws delays. the
spells Of office, and all the evils that can creep into 4
government arc forms and evidences Of inefficiency
demonstrating thbs goc@ management is lacking.
Reduction OF taxes or increased efficiency in ad-
ministering the tax money are possible only By refus-
ing office to men whose eyes are forever on the next
election, who trim their sails 10 every political wind,
who make appointments on the basis Of service to them.
selves instead Of service to the state. and who use their
time and that Of their office holding henchmen to build
up q political machine at the expense Of the taxpayers,
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~Ionverse with men makes shnrn
tne Rlitterinr wit. but Cod w mnr
doth speak In solitude John sfu-
art Blackie.
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WINNETKA. nl.-James cIowrv
shot his cook because she served pan
rakes for dinner
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H The scientists say the days are growing longer at
-. rate az one second every 100000 years. As the re-
bubliesn platform fails 70 claim credit for this We sug-
$500 ~ democrats grab it-Chicagc Tribune'
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ARLINGTON PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Five furiongs
Break of Own stEIst NJ s15.SS $7.52 s4.s5
Exquisite lGeVingl.. $3.50 $40
War Time lKelly) ...,. rs
Linda Suitor. Christie Flanagan. Hot
shot. Burning Son. Joe Marshall
Johanna and Nicodemus also ran
Time, l :95 As.
SECOND RACE--Thr,ae-qu quarter mile.
Lady Partridge (Meyer) s21 Is $1O.5S IS
Lady Partridge
(MeyerD ....,..... .S2l.lS $l0.5b S.b2
Complication (Keliy).. s3.1S s.10
Take Ccance (D'gett) 3.1S
Supporter, Sincerely. Big Fill Thomp-
son and Red Subiette also ran. Time,
1913 Is.
THIRD RAcE-Five and one-half
furlongs.
Paul Bunyan
Prince Pat (Kelly).... l0.SS 6.52
Coal Black (Leyland1.... 4."s
Royal Ruby. Virado. Protection. Sada,
Paul Hartenstein also ran. Time, 10.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eght h
miles
croatan tcreese) ......&21.72 s7.3G &442
1'Irza IN Never $50 4'"n
Isoard fWarden1 ...... 4l6
BY Gosh National Brick, Rosetta
Stone and Sweet Mandy also ran.
Time 2:03
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LAToNlA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Three- quarters mile.
Padona (Lutherl -. $1s24 $9.5o 34.ds
Miss Lee (Root) ..,.. lb.es 80
SnoJdering (Crump1. z.ee
Kentucky Ace, John Speed and Little
Colonel also ran. Time, lis.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-hah
sTnmnay tGray1 $500. &I1.4s $4.4s 81 7a
Master (W Garnerl.. 42A 3.3Z
Aicman (Stretton)... o.o"
Rip sandy Eearl OF Warwick. Emil
nence. Princess Donna. Monteile, Jem
and Sitting sand also ran. Time
THIRD RAcE-one and one eighth
stars and Stripes (H'D $4.4s s3.22 $246
Glover club lHefgie1... o'Zz 80
Mani Hawaii (Eutherb.. 80
Mighty Queenston, Pcnumbra also
ran Time. 2:o3 4-5
FOURTH RACE--Three- QUAR- rter mile.
Royal Pennant (RootD s1i.1@ $3.50 s3-he
Little Torch (Churchnl b."4 $50
Enthusiastic Edw'd (Parme) AIS
-Pandleton Rose ofy My Heart sclpio'
Hippias Cornwall, Runanef Sa'ing
ship and Perfect Model also ran. Time
1:1S
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BLUE BoNNETs RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Seveu furlongs.
Al Kripp tCogan) $3.50 s2a. 2n $t9 - -
PFs'nt Smiles fSmith)- $50 olo
Red Spider (Kappl.. 80
Cave Woman. Miss Fayette. Tarnapol.
randy Maker Parmachenee Belle,
Reiascoain. Somerset Dsrco, Shasta
Grafton also ran. Time. 1921
SECOND RACE-Five-eighths mile.
Mint Frtary (CraigmiIe) s4.25 $275 81 49
Wrap (Townrow) ..... 81 IS
Jai,n y CShaeferJ go
Jane Rinehart stern Chaser. Brow \
Wizard Junius and Sun o. Chen also
ran Time, SO 3-5.
THIRD RAEF-Three quarters mile.
Clearance (Grassia) .... $7.35 81. 55 $3.50
Saratoga Maize (F'hmnl $50 -
Noine CRalls4 s4......... S2u
Wort hfnoro Highland Captain and
Tbe Stviis also ran Time. LIZ 3-5,
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D. c. DOCTORS HUNT
PROCTOR BODY DRUG

Several days must elapse before
it can be definitely ascerrained that
John Cline Proctor, IN an effort to
cheat the chair took a lethal
dose Thursday night in his cell in
the District Jail.
The District chemist who has
taken sample of tas contents of
the stomach of the electrocuted
slayer announced today that he will
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DUFFERlN PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACE-About furlongs.
Siren Song (Moore1. $1325 S44S $2 ~
Spring Branch (W'dkb Z.9o 22o
Tipsy fGuerral ,........ AH
Dancing Fawn. South West, Ben Hur
also ran Time. 1;04 3-5.
SECOND RACE-About five furlongs;
Flapdoodle (M'Ajaney1 $500 $3.50 $e.75
Ombrage fRobsonb... $50 , so
Bess Martin fOMa1levl 500
Enjoyment. Atlantida and Star Girl
also ran. Time. :02 15.
THIRD RACE-About five furlongs.
Black Phantom tM're)323.S5 5000 $3.50
Actaeon (McCrann) $40 0S
Ferozepur (Burns)... 10. 40
Golden Answer. Jim Dick. Tod Rene
sor and Marjanus also ran. Time.
1903 As.
FOURTH RAcE-One and one-six
teenth miles.
Great Luck fMoore) ...$s.25 $50 S2.4F
Koscfusko fWoodstockb. 3.S5. 4f
Topsy s. (Guerra) -..... 29'
Ifs and Ands. end John W. Weber
also ran Time. 1:573-5.
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bad case of chills and fever this
afternoon when he went to the turn
in 40 strokes, five over par. on the
fourth and final round of the Ma
tional Open Golf Championship.
This performance. very un.
Jonesque. gave Bobby a total of 257
for 63 holes.
Bobby's defalcations on the first
nine of the final round came with
unexpected suddenness as he had
played the first four in even pars
and the fifth in birdie. But in
Continued on Page 10, Column ~
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AouEDucT RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-six and one-half fur
Fire watch fFaelds) .....ts-5 as Ia
Omar's Double twattersl.. 81 10
Gal1sntry (coIlins) .,.... 10
King Lehr. Bunty, Redoubie, Havoc.
Discovered also ran. Time. :21 50
SECOND RACE-Comet steeplechase'
two miles.
Fredden Rock CJeffcott) .17-1o as -
Devil Kin tFitzgeraldl .... 4-s :
6aorstat tRetheii. - -
THIRD RAcE-Fiye- -eighths mile.
soul Of Honor fFieid). ISL s-1 81
Jack High (McAtee1a TO I-I1
Zoann (Workman) ..... b-a
Chief Executive. Click. Donnay,
Black Diamond, Holiday. Film. Chiantl
comstockery and Chestnut Oak also
1aF1 FouRTH aT1g RGascE-one and ons-eighth
victorian fworkman) ....7-1o IA out
Dfayolo 1MeAtee) $3.50. - :
Sepoy 1Ca1lahan). 1850. %
Light carbine, Tantivy and Brown
Flash also ran. Time, tae
FIFTH RACE-Four and one-nald u
Ready CO'DonneiD. $3.50. 6-a u.
F'lorinassa uongl ............
slack Patricia Brown Elf, st. ~
Lady Fair, Rambling also ran, Tine,
'.g sINrH RACE one and five-sixfeenth
Ia Rock &c. wattersl... 1s-5 II i7s
Alta Allen tT3ejshakl... 80
Effie tLongl l..,.......... 60.
Birch. Lucky Beggar, John ;. Mosos'
faro. Highwayman and Santrock also
ram Time, 2:16 2-5.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs.
M'Namee (ChaImersl $500 $3.50 $2.S
The TIL. Prince (MeG'ns) $50 2.55
jim OanoIa (Phillips) sos
Spanish Flyer Bonview. Tony, Ruiz
and Canada also ran. Time. I:13 2-5
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half
furlongs
Clock Golf fGwvnne). S10.S5 IS so 1870
Little Broom (Silss) 675 $50
Tommy Foster (Em'y) 3.
The Abbot, Dextrose. Apple Pie. Rhq-
barb. Fatal Dart and Stuarts Draft
also ran Time. ms 3-s
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs.
Elder Blossom
tChaImers1 S17. so S6 IS $40
Frank Crowley fColemaB4 7.65 4.st
Biandrfa fAfetsinnls)4 ) !. .e.s. si
Z &Etyfish Mac Carlos Maid OncoFa,
Face Cream also ran. Time. 1900 5-5
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MAJ. LuTZ, AIR RACE
WINNER VICTIM; FOG
NED FOR CRASH

Major Charles A. Lutz, veteran marine hier and
other marine fiers early today when their tri-mo-
tored Fokler plane, bound for Nicaragua, crashed
near File, Va gi
The other victims were Lieut.. Howard 4. Busbey
Of this city, and Corp. D. G. McChesney, of Detroit
The fourth occupant Of the big plane, Corp Reeder
Nichols of Florence Ala, seriously burned, but
is expected to live.
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JONES BIZ 0WS, SHOOTS
77,TIED With Farrell

OIL YMPIA FIELDS. June 23.--
Bobby Jones and Johnny Farrell
finished in p dead heat at 294
strokes this afternoon at the end
Of their four rounds of the Ma.
tiOnal open golf championship.
thus leading the field at this point.
Jones shot 4O-37,17 this after.
noon.
BY DAVIS j. WALSH
international News Service
OLYMPIA FIELDS. June 23.--
Bobby Jones gave his followers q
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By LOUIS A. DOUGHER

GRIFFITH STADIUM, June %.
After losing the opening game To
the AS, 6 tn 2, the Grffs started
after the second game before some
Is. 900 fans braVing the drizzle.
Lizzie Lisenbee opposed Rube
Walberg in the box.
play by play account Of first
game on sports page.
First Inning
PHILADELPHIA doubled
TO left. Cobb fouled TO Kenna.
Rluege took Cochrane's foul fly.
Simmons safe on Bluege's tumble.
Dykes reaching third. Reeves took
Foxx's foul fly. No runs; one nit;
one error, two left.
WASHINGTON-Rice singled to
left and died stretching it, Sim
mons 10 BoIey. Hales' wild throw
put Harris on first. Barnes hit a
home run to the right center field
fence scoring Harris ahead of him
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GR|FFS LOSE FIRST;
'LIZZY' HURLS SECOND

Dykes threw out Goslin Reeves
walked Reeves stole second and
reached third on COchrane's had
throw. Miller came in for Judges
short fly. Two runs; two hits; two
errors. one left.
Second Inning
PHILADELPHIA lined to
Bluege. Bluege threw out Miller.
Harris took Boleys throw behind
second base. Nothing across.
WASHlNGTON-Bluege walked.
Kenna walked. Walberg threw out
I.isenbee. 1t was not sacrifice.
Rice bounced to FOXx, who threw
too late to get Bluege at the plate.
Harris hit into a double play, Boley
TO Dykes to FOxX. One run, no hits,
no errors, one left.
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columns will direct H0W Ia many ideal
investments In Washington real estate.
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LONDON, England, June 23.-N
bold registered mail robbery on the
United States liner Leviathan. IN
which the loot is conservatively esti-
mated at $500, 900, was discovered
today when the rifled mail bags
reached here from Southampton.
Scotland Yard detectives nclieve
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RACE RESULTS
PARAMOUNT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Five-efght tbs mile.
Joe Enge1 Berry. Sa85.2O $6S.12 &31. .48
Oakland (Tiner) .... Ills sis
Dare Devil U4au cher1 6.22
Trumpet. Portal Eatonden. Photo
graph and Sambo 6. also ran. Time.
1901 is.
SECOND RACE-Three-quart mile.
Ethel Galliger lParn1 e1 $16.0s 1890 $4.4s
Aftura (Mann1 4.S6 S,s2
Focus (Kiniry) ......s.. Sc
Bill Seth, Crafty Saint Tempter,
Torch, Bodyguard and Sergeant Seth
also ran Time. 1:13.
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make a systematic search OF the
southern coast OF Northeastland,
Spitzbergen.
The Norwegian aviators, Capt.
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
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BY GEORGE SIMPSON

BALTIMORE STADIUM, BAL.
TIMORE, Md. June PA crowd
the stands of the Baltimore Stadium
as the Maryland and Johns Hop
kins lacrosse teams opened play in
their crucial game here this after
noon.
Ashen skies promised rain, and
The Washington times., 1928-06-23

YANKEE STADIUM N Y. June 23.-Regans home run
with loaded the seventh inning of the
today enabled the reuvenated Red Sox to slap the proud
Yankees down. to Babe Ruth hit his twenty sixth homer
of the in the fifth, but it with
aided the Yank cause but little.
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SEN GEORGE OUT FOR DRY PROGRAM"

opposed committing the Democratic party to wet pro-
gram Senator Walter F. George, Georgias avorlte son
candidate this afternoon called for the nomination of
Democratic capable of making Republican corruption the
chief issue of the 1928 His statement considered
direct blow at Gov Al Smith. of New York
The Washington times., 1928-06-23

DEL MONTE, Calf, June 23.-Carence Cook and Ken
Mcintosh of San Francisco instantly killed and
Frank Fuller San Francisco Paint Company executive
injured in arpane accident here today All three had
attending the Western convention of the National
Paint OIL and Varnish Association
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the crime was committed before the
mail sacks were placed aboard the
liner iE New York. The American
postal authorities were Immediately
notified.
The 'Leviatfan reached Southanlp-
ton last night and the bags we're
Continued on Page 2. Column S)t
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RUSSIAN ice BOAT
GETS RADIO SIGNAL
FROM MU sen
raterratlonal News service

BERLIN, Germany June 23.-The newspaper Achtuhr
Abendblat printed report this evening that the Russian ice
breaker Hagn has notified the Trosoe Norway radio sta
picked up wireless signals supposedly from
Capt Roald Amundsen Malgin from Arch
angel to Northeast Land, off Spitzbergen
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ran into heavy fog over QuanticO
and then developed engine trouble.
Major Lutz was seeking a safe land.
ing place. the report said, when the
t(Contin'ued on Page 2, Column ID
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WdJOTS WdUIIdIFId dIIu IETIHU, lHE
Italians who flew over Mobiles en-
campment yesterday ard dropped
additional supplies and radio equip
ment by parachutes. intend TO scour
the northern wastes for AmundGen
today. They announced they will
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ny international News Service

KINGS BAY Spitzbcrgen, June 23-Five nations were
Joined today in the search for Capt Road Amundsen famous
Arctic explorer who le Tromsoe Norway, almost five
ago. accompanied by Major Rene Gubaud
a French plane and has not been heard from since
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is expected to live.

The plane left the Naval air sta.
ton at Anacostia at lao a. m. to-
day. ana fell less than an hour
later.
An official report to the Navy.
Department stated that the plane
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WINNER OF THE CURTIss TROPHY
HOPKINS LEADS MD. U.
3-2IN LACROSSE FINALS

the field was soggy. The winner
will so to the Olympics at Amster-
dam as this country's lacrosse rep.
resentatives.
Maryland got the ball on the face
off, and by clever passing carried
it down TO the Hopkins threshold.
SmitZ Snyder directed a shot at
the goal, but it was wild and scared
over the netting. There was heated
Continued on Page IL, Column 81
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Hopkins was leading Maryland
3-2 when this paper went to
nress,
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trio lights, $50 per month.
325 23rd ST. NV rooms. convenient
downtown location, s22 so per month.
Marion Court. 9Th and r SITS NV
rooms, SIS per month.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave. NV. Main 1855
Us 22nd ST. NV.
BRICK. SEVEN ROOMS a Bed
looms AND BATH. ........,..... s45 so
w. ]. PILLING,
-1At6 F ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
DESIRABLE HOUSES
For Rent
At Very Reasonable Rent.
All in Good Condition.

For White Tenants.
Sis K st. se-6r b., gas, lat. heat, .s275o
o1 sIecl porcSes - oS D.' H"''.' $500
1903 10th st. s.e.--4 r. & X, gas. $3.50
Colored.
1874 Kalorama I'd n.w.-6 r. 4 b.. $4,000
624 Pickford st. NE r. & b.. gas. 1000
1I 30 E Sss oato'ina ave- NJ L. 1000
1926 Duncan St ne-6 r., b., gas, lat. 40 90
e09 9Th st. s.e.-6 r. & b., gas......... $3.50
3. F. SAUL CO..
Main 2l00. e25 18th st. NV.