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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-29
MUMPS? PROVE IT
|. u. Students Fake Illness
to Cut Classes.
BN Tinlcs NnccinL

By 1intCS special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 90
The mumps epidemic, which num-
bers at least 225 legitimate cases on
the Indiana University campus, has
became a convenient loophole for
healthy studetns trying to escape
classes, an order posted today in
dicates
mo excuses from classes will be
granted students who report cases
of mumps unless a doctor in the
Office of the university physician or
some other doctor will swear to that
effect" reads the order posted by
DR.. j. E. P. Holland, university
physician.
Doctors say the cases are in
creasing at the rate of ten day.
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Morning After

EU UHtte6 Press
WASHINGTON, March 29.-
Charles A. Rhodes two-day
splurge ended today when
police arrested him in bed.
He said he would plead
guilty to robbing two local
bank messengers of $7,290 on
- Tuesday.
Rhodes, 81, planned to leave
for the West tomorrow, he said.
But first he wanted to indulge
himself here. He used part of
the loot as follows: suit
cleaned and pressed, $3.50;
debt paid off, SIS; fancy
cigaret lighter, S.; car hire,
$3.50, and $3.50 to take a girl
to a theater.
A merchant to whom he
offered a $50 bill told the
police.
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huddled into one room for five
hours each day.
At the end of a strenuous trad
ing session the members would go
home with that limp feeling caused
by inadequate ventilation. Condi-
tions became so bad that a month
ago science was called in to find
a solution. Science brought re-
lief-so far as fresh air could
relieve.
Two small boxes and electricity
did the trick. The device, which
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-29


The executive committee of
the City Manager League to-
day issued a statement deplor-
ing any compromise.
John F. White, president of the
Federation of Civic Clubs, con-
demned the reported deal with
councilmen as a "whitewash."
Prosecutor Remy and Special
Prosecutor Johnson we're to con-
tinue in conference this afternoon
to determine their decision on ac-
cepting the councilmen's pleas Of
guilty to violation of the municipal
code statute against bribery, pro-
viding only fine.
Would Mean New Indictments
It would be necessary for the
grand jury to return new mdict-
ments before such pleas could be
accepted, as the present indictments
are under both that statute and the
general bribery statute, providing
prison terms.
Prosecutor Remy said he was de-
ferring decision to determine mo-
tives back of the move
Special Prosecutor Johnson said
White might be called before the
grand jury to tell what he knows
or what he believes" which caused
him to brand the negotiations a
"whitewash.'
Two of the three councilmen who
have filed designations said they
would not withdraw them.
Moore filed his resignation Tues
day He was convicted Of bribery
last week and is to be sentenced to
two to fourteen years in prison Sat
urday. but has announced he Will
appeal his case.
Mo0re's Resignation Sticks
Moore declared his resignation
will stand, regardless of what action
ether "city fathers" take.
Attorney Lawrence Shaw filed
Dorsett's resignation, effective at
once, this morning. Shaw also de-
clared Dorsett viii not withdraw his
resignation.
Todd's resignation was turned in
late Wednesday, effective April %.
Todd was in conference with Fer
guson and Bartholomew and attor-
neys this morning.
It was pointed out that none OF
designations is effective until &C
cepted by council. Councils next
regular meeting is Monday night,
but a nearlier session might be held.
At the conference this morning,
Ferguson's and Bartholomew res
ignations we're prepared. Ferguson
is the only Democrat among the in
dicted councilmen and Bartholomew
is council president.
Confer With Remy
Attorneys Frank Symmes and
Henry Seyfried took the designations
to the courthouse and conferred
with Remy and Johnson, but, left,
taking the designations with them,
saying they would not be filed until
the prosecutors agreed to the brib-
cry charge compromise,
The statement issued by the City
Manager League committee COM
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Ra United Press
NEW YORK, March 29.-Air,
IN once considered the most
abundant of life'S necessities, is
becoming precious.
Conservation of ozone is the
latest development in New York's
campaign to provide breathing
space for the 100000 jammed
into the big city.
The lesson was first brought
home in the trading room of the
New York Stock Exchange, where
more than thousand men are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-29
TWO MEN, WOMAN
INJURED IN CRASH

collision of the truck he was driving
with a touring car driven by Mrs.
Henry Monaghan of Benton, Ill.
The crash occurred at State and
Southeastern Aves. shortly after
noon. Dunlop and Fred Busse, 18,
of the Lexington Ave. address were
hurled from the truck,
Dunlop was unconscious when
taken to the hospital. The woman
driver was cut on the legs and
Busse on the left arm.
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WIN TROPHY FOR STUNT

Delta Tau Delta Triumph Over
Seven Other Butler Fraternities.
Delta Tau Delta fraternity at But
Ter University won the silver loving
cup for giving the best stunt at the
annual Butler stunt-day contest in
the college chapel, Wednesday night.
They presented musical play,
East Washington joys"
Sigma Chi Fraternity won second
prize with a play, 'The Houseboat
ON the styx." Eight fraternities
gave stunts.
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Hunt Fugitive Girls

Police were on the alert at bus,
traction and steam road stations to-
day, watching for two runaway girls
from Louisville, KY. H. v. Bastian,
superintendent of a home for chill
dren there, telephoned that Georgia
Boes, IT, and Lillian Hughes, II, are
the fugitiveS.
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Eskin1OS Orgy

Psf uifCd Press
NEW YORK. March %
Louis Stfanich. IS. is recover
ing from an Eskimo pie orgy.
Police, who have been seeking
the boy since March y, said
he took s191 from a tin box in
his fathers bureau drawer. He
was found today in a conces-
sion stand at Canarsie, but all
the money was gone.
Louis revealed that he and
James Mcnamara, Is, a friend,
spent the S191 for Eskimo pie.
In one place we bought
S22.5O worth of Eskimo pies and
ate it ALL" he said. 1--WE would
buy as much as we could eat
every time we came to a place
where they sold it."
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DEMOCRATS TO CONVENE
Will Discuss G. o. P. Lawbreakers
at DeniSOn Friday.

Marion County jefferson Club
members, meeting at the Denison
Friday night will discuss "the con-
victed Republicans and some nearly
convicted" according to announce
ment sent out today by D. S. Goble,
president. Raymond Murray, can
didate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for prosecutor, and Louis Lud-
low, congressional candidate, will
speak.
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Time PILOTS FLY ON
Stinson, HaIdeman Continue
Endurance Flight.
By United Press

By United Press
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 20.
With the motor Of their a1rplane
droning monotonously over the
short course, Captain George Halde-
man and Eddie Stinson today con-
tinued efforts to make new
sustained flight record.
At 2 p. m. they had been in
the air more than 80 hours, more
than half of their goal. The present
record is So hours, % minutes and
81 seconds, held by two German
aviators.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-29
PEANUT CAUSES DEATH
Fight to Save Baby Is Lost by
Doctors Here.

Valiant efforts of indianapolis
doctors to save the life of Bobbie
Ross, 18-monthS-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ross of Clinton, Ind,
failed today.
The child swallowed a peanut at
his home Thursday. The nut went
down the windpipe and lodged in
lung. Clinton doctors rushed the
baby to the Methodist hospital. In
dianapolis specialists removed the
nut with the bronchoscope, but the
child died early this morning.
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SHOWERS TO CONTINUE
More Cool Weather Forecast for
Tonight.

More chilly weather was Weather
Man j. H. Armington's prediction
for indianapolis today.
Showers will continue tonight,
possibly turning to a damp light
snow, the United States weather
bureau head said.
1t also will be colder tonight. with
the low mark being about Is to 80
he said.
Friday it should be clear, but the
temperature will continue 10 to IL
degrees below normal.
Today's a. m. temperature Of 81
was 2 degrees below normal.
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Macedonian Villages Flooded

BJ United Press
ATHENS, March 29.-Several
Macedonian villages were flooded
today. Many persons were isolated
and boats we're being sent to rescue
them.
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GALES WRECK SCHOOLS
Illinois Storm DemOlishes Building,
Damages Another.

D 7 THItS DVCCIuJ
MT. VERNON, ILL.,, March ga
windstorm swept parts of southern
Illinois today, demoliShing a school
house at Winfield, and damaging a
school at Sesser.
The Winfield school, four miles
south Of Waltonville, collapsed
shortly after Cole Shelton, the
teacher led his pupils to safety.
Damage was reported from other
sections.
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Hourly Temperatures

Wolfard Dunlop, %, of BOT Lex
ington Ave-, is in serious condition
at city hospital as the result of a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-29
Two Years for Drunken Dricing

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 29.-Edward
Crossin was sentenced to two years
in city prison for drunken driving.
1t was his twenty-seventh arrest
and twenty-fourth conviction.
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BEATS GIRL; WHIPPED
Father Gets Ten LsSheS for Strik-
ing Daughter.

UU 2 VtItU 7 7 t00
WINDSOR, Ontario, March o.
Edwin Bulmer was stripped to the
waist and lashed ten times across
the back today because he came
home drunk and whipped his 20
year-old daughter, Thelma.
Magistrate Brodie imposed the
sentence, which also included
twenty-four hours in Jail.
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PROPOSE THIRD PARTY
Farmer and Labor Groups to Meet
in July at st. Paul.

By United Press
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 90
Representatives of farmer and la
Dor groups will hold a national con-
vention in July in the interests of
a proposed third party, delegates to
the Minnesota Farmer Labor Asso-
citation voted here.
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TIGER KILLS KEEPER

Annual Shot When It Starts
Eating Victim.
Rg United Press
CORDOBA, Argentina, March 20.
"A keeper in the geological gardens
was attacked and killed today by a
tiger while cleaning the cage. The
beast was shot dead by policemen
when it began to devour its victim.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Friendship House Benefit
Attracts Wide Support

The success OF the Twentieth Century
Club benefit for Friendship House seems
on the eve Of the performance TO be
well assured. The club has taken the
National Theater for tomorrow evening,
when Frank Craven's domestic comedy,
The Nineteenth Hole" will open In
Washington, coming directly from popu-
lar New York engagements ct the
George M Cohan and Little Theaters.
Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor in charge OF
boxes. reports all boxes taken. with the
following list Of holders: Mrs. Alfred
Brosseau, president general OF the D. A.
r.; Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, president
OF the Twentieth Century Club: Mrs.
Richard H. Liggett. Miss Alice Clapp.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosgenor. Mrs Nina {.
Van Wrinkle. Mrs Brewster Warwick,
Mrs. Mabel Walker WHlebrandt. Mrs.
William H Hill and Mrs. John j.
OConnor A block OF seats in the sec
ond balcony has been taken by Mr.,
Henry r. Blair which he will give away.
Much attention has been attracted BY
the artistic poster designed especially
for the benefit by Miss Margaret Yard
The committee OF the Twentieth
Century Club In charge Of the benefit
ineiuAes Mrs. VIII G. Barnes, chairman
Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith. president of
the club; Mrs. Robert G. Howard chair
man of the civic section; Mrs. Sidney
H. Thompson, In charge OF tickets
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. boxes Mrs
George F. Bowerman. publicity. and
Mrs. Eliwood p. Morey, Mrs, Richard
Fay Jackson. Mrs. Albert ~ Prentlss,
Mrs J. p. Campbell, Mrs Charles J
Brand, Mrs Ernest r.. McComaS, Mrs.
D. X Shute, Mrs. Kirk Holmes Mrs
Virgil r. Jackson, Mrs. Francis M
are assisting.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

Of Bolivia and Sonora Dona de Medina,
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry, Brig.
Gen. George Richards, U. s. Marine
Corps; Brig. Gen. H. c. Smither. Col
d. p. Quinlan, U. s. A.: Capt. Dallas
B. Wainwright. U. S. NJ; Capt NJ. b
Driscoll, Capt. and Mrs. 2. G.. Pyne.
Maj. Ralph p. Cousins, Air Corps; Capt.
and Mrs. Paul L. Reed, Mai. Ira Long
anecker. u. s. Air Corps: Capt. and
Mrs. Walter F. Kraus. Air Corps: Capt.
N. Kusunoki and Capt. N. Obata. jap
anese military attaches: Second Secre-
tary and Nine. r. Alfredo Metia of
the legation of San Salvador: Capt
Knothe, naval attache British embassy
and Mrs Knothe: Mr. p. o. de Tres
chow first secretary Danish legation
Mr.. and Nine Witold de Wankowicz
OF the Polish legation; Senior Don Cay
etano de Quesada, Cuban Embassy:
Civil Service Commissioner William c.
Deming. Lieut.. Col. r. B. Farquharson.
Mr.. I. J. Silin. Mexican Claims COM
missioner: Mrs Augusta w. Bisphan1.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker. Mr.. John
Schofield. War Department; Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Capt. and Mrs.
M. B. Driscoll Col. John W. Joyce, DR..
Edward L. Corbett. Mrs. Clarence Cary,
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Borden. Mr..
Nathaniel c. Van Doren and Baron
and Nine. Won Below.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

one of the speakers at the Golden Rule
dinner at Baltimore, March 20.
Mrs Evan Proctor OF Chicago is visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter, Mai
and Mrs. Walter E. Prosser. at 2023
Belmont road for the early Spring
i season.
Miss Dorothy Quincy-Smith has been
made member OF the Institute OF
italian Culture In recognition OF her
ian house at Columbia University
through her lectures on italian North
Africa given at the Wardman Park
Theater. Miss Quincy-Smith is re-
cuperating from recent operation on
her foot at the home of her parents in
Massachusetts, Avenue Park
Mrs Charles Gibson of Kensington
Nd. has gone to Chicago to make the
acquaintance Of her young granddaugh-
ter Anne Gibson Bresnahan, tiny
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Raymond
BreSnahan. formerly of Washington,
now living in Chicago. Mrs. BreSnahan
was before her marriage Miss Helen
Gibson.
Mr.. Paxton Howard, who has been
the guest OF his parents, Representative
and Mrs. f. p. Howard OF Oklahoma.
IN their apartment at the Mayflower
will return Sunday to Tulsa, where he
is engaged In business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Prescott of
Grafton. Mass are spending the week
end in Washington at the Mayflower
Mrs. Prescott Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns of Boston
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Sulli-
van arrived in Washington Friday from
ST. Augustine, Fla, where they have
been since the middle of January. and
will be guests at the Mayflower for a
few days before returning to their es-
tate the Woods, in RadT1or, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy Mark have as
their guests for the week end DR. and
Mrs John w. Shaeffer Of Morgantown
Ohio.
DR.. George lie Roy Landslide OF
Chevy Chase Parkway has gone 10
Miami to spend about six weeks.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Minnesotans to Honor
Prominent Diplomats

Mr.. Constantin Brun, Minister OF
Denmark; Mr.. L. Astrom, Minister of
Finland: the Minister of Austria and
Nine Prochnik, the Minister of Sweden
and Nine Bostrom and the Minister of
Norway and Nine. Bachke will be the
guests of honor at q reception of the
Minnesota State Society to be held at
the willard Hotel Saturday evening at
8 o'clock The guests of honor will be
assisted In receiving the members of
the society by Miss Bede johnson,
president OF the society.
Among the guests invited are Secre-
tary OF State and Mrs. Frank b. Kel-
loeg, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Pierce Butler,
Senator and Mrs. Henrik Shipstead
Senator and Mrs. Thomas D. Schall
Representative and Mrs. Walter H.
Newton. Representative and Mrs Frank
Clague, Representative Harold Knutson
Representative o. J. Kvale. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Godfrey Goodwin, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Allen j. Furlow
Representative and Mrs. August Andre
Carss. Representative and Mrs. Melvin
J. Mas, Representative and Mrs G. O.
Selvig, Solicitor General and Mrs. Will
liam d. Mitchell, Undersecretary of
State and Mrs. Robert E. Olds, Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
/ Carl T. Schuneman, Interstate Com
merce Commissioner and Mrs. Johnston
B. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Nash Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Merrill, Col
Frank White, Gov. and Mrs. William
Merriam. Col. and Mrs. George C.
Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Doran
Nine. Anna Dreyfus Mrs. Edward
Gheen. Mr.. Roy E. Young. Governor of
Federal Reserve Board and Mrs. Young.
Senator Moses E. Clapp. Mrs. Milton
Purdy. Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Anderson,
Representative and Mrs. Charles Chris
topherson. Right Rev. and Mrs. James
E. Freeman. Rev and Mrs. W. S. Aber-
Rapeer, Mr. and Mrs. william Dawson
and Or. and Mrs. r. A. Woods.
There will be music and a short pro-
gram following the reception.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Lecture on Holy Land
Due Tomorrow Afternoon

Mrs W. E. Montgomery. Mrs Milton
Allies. Mrs. B. r. Saul, Mrs. David Nc
Carthy, Miss Margaret Loughran. Mrs
Elmer Murphy and Mrs. Charles p
Neill are among those sponsoring lee
ture to be given at the Washington
Club at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
by Right Rev. William j. Hafey. Bishop
of North Carolina, on the Holy Land
His grace has returned from Palestine
and brought many interesting slides
with which he will illustrate his talk
The lecture will be given under the aus
pieces of the Guild of the Little Flower.
which has been working for some years
past TO help maintain hospital in the
frozen North where medical facilities
are so sorely needed.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Additional Patronesses
Listed for Card Party

Additional patronesses for the card
party to be given Monday afternoon.
April 9. at 2:30 o'clock in the Willard
for the benefit of the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital include Mrs.
Henry wilder Keyes. Mrs. Sol Bloom.
Mrs. ogden l.. Mills Mrs. Wilbur j.
Carr, Mrs. Charles P. Summerall, Mrs.
Harry P. Huse. Mrs Ell A. Helmick.
Mrs. Joseph Strauss. Mrs. Charles b.
McVay. Mrs. David Lynn. Mrs. Stephen
B. Elkins. Mrs. James w Wadsworth.
jr.; Mrs. A. Gordon Cummings. Mrs.
Frank S. Bright. Mrs. George Oakley
Totten, Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate. Mrs
Fulton Lewis. Mrs. Hennen Jennings,
Mrs. Arthur H Tirrell. Mrs. George r.
Marye Mrs william M. Hannay. Mrs
Lester A. Barr. Mrs. Charles c. Glover,
jr.: Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberley. Mrs.
Frank S. Hight, Mrs William D. Leahy.
Mrs. Louis Mackall. Mrs. Arthur Burt,
Mrs Morris MARROW, Mrs. r. s. Rey-
nolds Hit. Mrs william H. Heron,
Mrs. Morris Hacker. Mrs. Randolph II.
McKim. Mrs. J. w. MacMurray. Mrs.
Eugene LeMerle, Mrs. J. w. Reilly. Mrs.
Ross Thompson, Mrs. Stanley Reinhar.
and Mrs. Richard II. wilmer
-
Evening star., 1928-03-25
War Secretary Honored
Bv Economics Burea,

The Secretary of War. Mr.. Dwight F.
Davis, will be the honor guest Of the
Bureau of Commercial Economics at the
Wardman Theater tonight at 9 o'clock.
also at the repeated performance at the
House of Representatives caucus room
tomorrow night. The Army Band will
play. Brig. Gen. B. D. Foulois, assist
ant chief Of United States Air Service.
will speak, an dthe new official motion
picture twenty-five Years IN the Air"
will be screened
Among those who have arranged for
seat are the Ambassador of Mexico
and his staff. the Minister Of Poland
and Nine. Ciechanowska. the Minister
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Sealskin Church Found

What Is declared to be the worlds
queerest church has. been found re-
Gently by missionary to the Arctic re-
gions 1t is constructed entirely Of
sealskins and stands on Blacklead Is
land. Cumberland Sound. Wood and
other building material not being avail
able, the man responsible for its erec-
ton sewed the skins together and
stretched them over whalebone "gird-
ers'
Evening star., 1928-03-25

Baron Maximilian Hugo Converse
Wilhelm Won Romberg of Wiesbaden,
Germany. who makes his present home
at the Gotham Hotel in New York, will
go shortly to White Sulphur Springs.
w. Va. to Join his fiancee. Miss Emily
Hall, and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Hubbard Hall of Santa Barbara, Calf,
formerly of Washington. D. c. Miss
Hall and Baron Won Romberg will be
married April IA in New York and will
honeymoon in Europe. Baron Won
Romberg Is the son OF the late Capt.
Maximilian Baron Won Romberg of the
80th Prussian FuSiliers. who was the
first German officer TO fall during the
war.
Mrs Robert whitney Imbrie will be
Evening star., 1928-03-25

leased an apartment AT Waroman FarK
Hotel.
The financial attache of the French
embassy, NJ. Robert Lacour -Gayet, has
come from New York and has again
Warman Park Hotel.
The former naval attache Of the Brit
fsh embassy. Capt. the Hon. A. Stop
ford. sailed yesterday for his home in
England
Capt. j. s. NJ. Ritchie. who succeeds
him at this post. has arrived and taken
I'D his duties Capt. Ritchie Will oc-
cupy the house at 1886 Massachusetts,
avenue which Capt. Stopford has
leased for the season.
The former minister Of finance Of
Chile, Senator 0uillerTno Edwards. and
Sonora de Edwards. with their children,
who have been al the Mayfiower since
Friday. viii leave Washington tonight
for visit in Florida and Cuba before
returning to their home In Santiago.
Senator Edwards and his family have
spent year travelling In Europe. and
before their arrival in Washington
visited in New York, Boston and Buff
falo. Preceding his appointment as
minister OF finance. Senator was preSi-
dent Of the House Of Representatives OF
Chile.
Senor Sergio Montt of Chile has just
arrived in Washington from London,
and is at the Mayflower. For five years
Senor Montt has acted az first sacre-
tary OF the Chilean legation in London.
and for three years previous TO that
period had similar commissions at Ber-
lin. Germany, and at the Vatican In
Rome. After stay Of about week In
Washington, Senor Montt will go di-
rectly TO his commission in Mexico City
where he has been appointed first Sec
retary OF the Chilean embassy now be-
ing established there TO replace their
legation. which has been outgrown.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
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Evening star., 1928-03-25

is spending several days at the Grace
Dodge Hotel, en- route home after visit
OF several months at Palm Beach.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

II angry, count 100 before speaking
If the other chap IL bigger. count 900
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Notes of Interest Relating
To Capitals Official Folk

Continued from First Paee.)