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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
SHEEHAN WINS
PITCHING TO z
Ninth-Inning Relief Hurler
Bats in Run to Get Credit
for Winning Game

Chicago, June 19.-(P-Tom
Sheehan, who knows what it means
to toll long hard innings to win q
baseball game, finally has won q
break for his record.
With the score knotted at five all
in the tenth inning between Kansas
City and Minneapolis yesterday and
with one out and two on base, Shee-
han, was called to the mound for
Kansas City. He pitched to but
two batters. retired them and then
was credited With the victory
when he drove in the winning run
in the Blues half Of the inning with
. single.
American Association statisti-
clans believe that feat is a new one
for the record books.
The 6 to victory showed Kansas
City from fourth to third place in
the eight American Association
race. The other clubs of the cir
cult were idle.
Billy Mullen, q third baseman, has
been purchased by Kansas City
from the st. Louis Browns. Mullen
had been sent to Dallas for de-
velopmant. While with the Browns
he hit $50 in the 20 times he bat
ted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
Brown Jack Dashes
to Victory Before
Royalty at Ascot

Ascot, Eng, June 19-(R)-Before
huge crowd including the king and
queen, Brown Jack today won the
Royal Ascot stakes.
Brown Jack is owned by Major H.
Wernher.
D. E. st. Alary's Bonny Boy II
was second, and NJ. Boussac's Start
II was third. The distance is two
miles. Twenty-one ran.
Brown Jack won by three lengths
while one and a half lengths separ-
ated second and third. The betting
was to 1, 100 to s and 100 to 6.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
Did You Know

Another G.enIon, young Hu-
bert, is teaching rowing at
Columbia Brother Diek is
varsity tutor at Columbia and
Papa Dick teaches tn nav how
The Braves had to give
$4,000 for Sisler inste, of the
waiver p-ice. And his Alary
will run him up to about twenty
grand Hornsby says he has
three trades heating. One is for
a swell outficlder Red Grange
is quitting football and going
Lack to the movies Four
thou a week is four thou wheth-
or Pyle likes it or not The
swell Vanderbilt Hotel where
Pyle Ives was burns u, about
the bunions hanging around the
lobby waiting for their dough
-. The house dicks straired ut
the leash Reign Count won't
race Victorian in the Belmont
on account of bad leg The
Swipes whisper it is only a skin
bruise But Victorian
crawled out of the Derby en-
gagement So the score is
tied Luque's name is Loo
kee" And he'll care you for
calling him something that Gu.
bans amt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
GAME BETWEEN
CUBANS, CRAYS
IS CALLED OFF
Lee Dillage's Outfit Is Unable
to Get Here Wednesday
Because of Rain

The Cuban Pirate Bismarck
Gray game, scheduled for Wed.
nesday night, has been cancelled,
Kelly Simonson said today. The
Pirates will be unable to get
here becau. L: the poor roads
caused by the rain in the last
few days.
Simonson is lool:ing after the
team in the absence of Neil
Churchill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19

Fred Frederickson, Valley City
mayor, will welcome the attendants
at the first morning assembly. The
invocation will be given by Rev. v.
F. Larson. Brastrup will give the
response.
Judge NJ. J. Englert, Valley City.
will be the principal speaker at .
banquet at Z p. m. Wednesday.
Present officers of the association
are H. A. Brastrup, jamestown,
president; j. H. Mantz. Anamoose,
vice president; G. D. Challey, Lis.
bon, second vice president; Carl A.
Jacobson, Crosby, secretary and
Oscar Westrup, Flasher, treasurer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
Farmer Not Entitled
to Cut Neighbor's Hay

Affirming the Richland county
district court, the supreme court has
ruled for the plaintiff in the case of
S. G. Breden VS.. Bernt Johnson and
William Kensinger, appealed to the
supreme court by johnson.
The court held that johnson, a
tenant on land owned by Kensinger,
was not entitled to cut certain hay
on land which had been sold to
Breden. The court held that the rule
which prevents the owner from re-
covering more than the value of the
use and occupation Of the property
as against an adverse claimant or
trespasser, does not apply to the
relationship between q landlord and
tenant.
Shortage Of beef has brought
horse meat to butcher shops in Lis
bon, Portugal.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
No others played.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Wichita 80; Des Moines 3-5.
Oklahoma City 3; Denver 6.
Tulsa 2; Pueblo /.
Others postponed.
No others played.
Highbr0w Caddy
Amuses Golfers

London, tune 19.-AP)-One
OF the most patroEiz | golf
courses near London his .
highbrow caddi. who sometimes
astonishes visitors with pointed
comments on their play.
A nervous p1syer who had
revealed his faults to tie elder.
- specialized man who carried
his clubs was startled BY the
latter suddenly reAaarking,
You have . fear complex. cir.
Unless you surmount Il you will
never nske . rood golfer"
The nervous one found that
his critical es16go was Z grad
nats Of eae = TIE big English
universities.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
6(6!n!I!S. LAST
l&e1Nl6HI&

(By The Associated Press)
Buffalo, N. Y.-Jimmy Stat.
terry, Buffalo, defeated Tony
Marble, (10).
Philadolphia Pste Nebo,
rlorids. outpointed Benny Bass,
Philadelphia. (1o).
Deston-Larry Gaines, To-
yooto, won from Jack Csgnon,
New Bedford, Mass, (l0).
philadelphia 49, Lew Tendlsr.
~. Fs,,.1 :;slIR:a 81. Nate
I Chos3ot46, n. c.. lex Hart,
fo8olnn1, knsebo6 ont Bobby
60, IAmDas III. %.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
WOOF! WOOF!

observation-disclosures a dog catcher
needs and has "great diligence" and
a peculiar skill" he is entitled to
more money. according to K. H.
Ferry, superintendent Of the AMI
NAL Protective League. His petit
ton to county commissioners also
recommended classification, based
on ability with sliding scale Of pay.
But the county fathers failed to
agree. "What'll we do, get q bunch
of dogs for 'em to practice on here
in the court house" one of them
wanted to know.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
Funnel Shaped Cloud
Hurls Plane in River

Gothenberg, Ncb., June 19.-(AP)
An airplane carrying three Coun-
Gil Bluffs men-a doctor, dentist,
and pilot-encountered a funnel
shaped wind cloud near here Mon
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
DON'T KNOW ENOUGH

wv N4vOv 1I4vOOUIK
Wallace Wade of Alabama and
Harry Mehre Of Georgia don't think
they know enough football. They
attended a summer coaching school
in June conducted by Harry Phelan
of Purdue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19

Angry at the BUSES that put
them out Of work, Shanghai rick
sha coolies stopped vehicles and at
tackled divers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19
CRITZ LOSES WEIGHT

NNIIZ I1OSES w EIVIH
Hughey Critz, star second base
man with the Cincinna i Reds, says
he has played so hard this season
that he has lost IL pounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-19

V1O IHUIIBS1
Van Alstyne, Hubbell, Brillheart
and Warwick; Murray, Nelson,
Sheehan and Peters, Wirts.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON Il 192s-PART
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia a--Partly cloudy
and much colder today: tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness.
Maryland--Cloudy and much colder
today; tomorrow partly cloudy, rising
temperature.
Virginia-Cloudy and much colder.
possibly preceded by rain In southeast
portion today: tomorrow partly cloudy,
rising temperature.
West Virginia--Fair and colder in
eastern portion today: tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness slowly rising tenn
perature, probably followed by showers.
Temperature for Twenty-Four Hours.
Midnight So; 2 am, 81; 4 am, 55;
6 am, 56; am. Sc; 10 am, so;
~ noon, 68: 2 pm, II: pm. 70;
pm. 70; pm, II; 10 pm, SO.
Highest, "a: lowest. Sd.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. SO; lowest, 81
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic SurveyJ
Today-Low tide. l1:l5 am. and
ll:46 pm; high tide, 4:39 am. and
ass pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide o:O9 am. and
1900 pm; high tide, 5:28 am. and
5:52 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose $50 am: sun sets
6:46 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 500 am; sun
sets 6:47 pm.
Moon rises 4.2l am: sets $50 pm.
Automobile f1mps TO be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
UNathar In. IA r;0uS fyiffoS
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported 20
ths Health Department iu the past - hours
samuel Al, and Sadie T., Hurtwltz. bo$
Rauamln Nid Mtiulle Saen boy.
Cornelius r aed GertFuhe Mills boy.
Murray w aiNl Eiafge Al. Gould hoy.
Arthur III and EiSa T.. peirt-e boy.
Frank e. aud sina n Rauman hoy.
Richard AMI Gertrude r. Ward buv
PeyI0n and wintfred McWlilauts boy
Lawrence I, and Elizabeth X. Gourlcy
boy.
Sam and Clara Angel bnv
LAWS and Clara krasktn. boV.
Rollins A. and Mary II. Atkinson. boy
William + and Gertrude NJ. Donneil
bDy
Kenneth n and Ruth NJ Heinhcck hoy
Clarence +. aud Mildred l.. i%les boy.
Harry ami Anita Barbour. girl.
Iosenh and Rose Atkin. girl.
Milton l.. G and Nellie y smith. girl.
John II. and Ethel NJ. CleiaDd. girl
James and S0nhie Prutos garl,
George r. and Mabel n heFgmann. etri
Harry W and Lillian r Lehman, glri
Joseph A, and Margaret Rafferty,, boy
James and Nellie. Newheiser. girl
Leonard and Geraldine Ford boy.
Norman and Lucille Foster, boy
Aiphonsns and Ruth Brooks xirl.
Charles ami Rlonnie lee, girl.
ThnmAs A. and Madeline II Lewis gir
Thomas and Annie NFight girl
ilhert " and Susie NJ Bash. boy.
noNrrt and AiNa NJ Hall boy.
Thomas II, and Ruth 4. Cratg, girl,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Y.W.C.A. SPRING COURSES
WILL BEGIN THIS WEEK
Instruction will Be the Last Of
fered Until Next
October.

A number of Spring courses will be-
gin this week at the Washington Y
w. c. A., at Seventeenth and K streets
and will continue until the end of May.
The courses will be the last offered by
the educational department of the "Y"
until next October.
DR.. John E. Lind will give course of
six lectures on "Adolescent Psychology
Monday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock
On Tuesday evenings from to 9 o'clock
the classes which Miss Alice II. Drake
has been holding in art appreciation
will be continued and new topics taken
up.
A course in modern fiction will be
given Wednesday evenings from Z to
8 O'Clock From to 9 O'Clock We'd
nesdays Clarence A. Phillips will lecture
on the travel series. ITO Sec Is to
Know" DR.. Chester B. Watts will give
q course In astronomy for beginners on
Thursday evenings at T.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Deatbs.

sEBAsTIAN. On Tharcsdday. April Il. 1l2s7.
LIAM H.. beloved husband of kathryn
Lyons Sebastian Funeral from the above
residence on Monday April IS at 9:4o
am. REQUIEM hizh mass at 81. Stephen
Church al 1915 am Relatives and
friends invited. sinternient Mount OHxet
Cemetery. 10
SEBASTIAN. Members of D. Of q. Camp.
No 3. National Indian War Vetersns. are
notified 0f the death Of Connrade SEBAs-
TIAN and are requested 10 attend his
THOMAS McGRzTH. Adit " i5'
SMITH. 'Jn Wednesday April ! !. 1928; st
Tubcrcuiosis Hospital. IRVING SMITH.
devoted husband OF Anna smith; and son
Of Rosie Handy. Funeral Monday. A9rll
1G pni from his late residence SO2I
y It. NV. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
wAGNEK. On THURSDAY April IL. 1928 al
1l:15 p.mS q, her resIderce s1gg ~ "a.
high mass. . am. Monday. April 16. 81.
GabTlels Church
WAGNER. On. Friday. Anril 10, 1873 at
GEORGETOWN rniversity. HOSPITAL: EMMA;
beloved daughter Of the late Emile ard
Eva Wagner aEed A. wears. Funeral from
her tate residence IS Columbia ave. Hy-
attsvlIe MD On Monday. Aorii IL. ~
$50 an, thcrce, 10 = Jeromss Cashn,s
mass viii ~ aid AT am. Intsrniens -.
Mafvs Cemetery. 10
WILLIAMS. On Saturday ADril II 1923.
AZ 80 ~ ~ Gporge Washir~ ~tor Hos
nitai LOWELL CLINTON WILLIAMS:
Funeral from Lse's parioFs. Tuss,lay. A"ri.
- at > D.m Intcruient private. Is
Evening star., 1928-04-15
CAPT. w. B. MILLER WEEDS

Capt. Watson B. Miller, chairman of
the rehabilitation committee of the
American Legion. an6 Miss Phyllis Cur
It's Kecler we're married yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of the bride in the
Commodore Apartments. DR.. Charles
T. Warner. rector of ST. Adams Parish,
ofiiciated.
Miss Keeler who Is the daughter OF
George Edward Keeler. is prominent in
golf circles OF the National Capital.
Mr. Miller is son of Mrs. Daniel B.
Miller of Lanham. Md
Evening star., 1928-04-15
ASKS ARLINGTON SPEECH
G. A. r. Head Is Told Coolidge
May Go to Gettysburg.

Col John MeElroy. commander Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, urged
President Coolidge yesterday to deliver
his Memorial day address on May 80 at
Arlington. as has been the custom in
past wears. President Coolidge is con-
sidering delivering this years speech at
Gettysburg. Pa.
The President informed hims Col.
McElroy said. that he would make his
final choice between the two places in
the next few days.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
3n Mfmorlanl.


oiir dearly beloved mother. Mrs. ELLA
ANDERSON who departed thIs life four
wears a2o today. ADr1l Is 1877
sIeen on mother and take thy rest
No more nain sorrow shall cross your
pcaceful breast.
Moti,e- mother mother: sIeep. slseD sleep.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. soPHoNIA.
BAeBOuE. In sad but but loy,ng y e ren.1,bEGaHnees GHe
who departed this life April 15. 19@7-
One year aEo our hearts were stricken;
The one we loved was called ao@ye. .,v,r,
with memory sweet of our best love.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
BIDD. IN sad but loving renenbrancs et
NV dear hnshaad and our devoted fathers
today Arrii Is. 1918.
W. have oniv your n,erorv dear father.
To remember our whole ,fe thronSh
vor We are always thinking OF you.
Ee.t ~ nesce vuur work is ended.
Sweatiy sleep your racs y TUT; 80,
1os, nsVs Eoas ore ~ oss si' 4o'e
his 'fJ LOWE ''I WIFE "a AND cHILpRES.
D,GGs. In sacred niem1Ty oi oq1 5siocsd S,c4d
uhe denartef this life one year ago today.
W. All ,aust nav lfe's deb, re knew.
Dut ihefa tines long for you. ano
sun IL - be.ter. God Knows best for ~ouf
Iifs's work was hard. and you deserve
so fror, tn. heiEhts Of heaven ADORE.
Just look down nn those you love .,.
inc AZ Tssa ,sorb ns X. dalo alo,so and htr
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
s HsTbis, n sH"5 sHG NFTffE op pHAsr
yho denrrt.i To- ~, life two wears aSc TO-
Nav her soul rest III peace
FIR LOVING MOTHER AND BROTH
Io"NSoS sa,red 70 t5,s. The msm2,SS Sst e Car
JOHNSON who entered into the great BE-
yond three years a<o today. April 10
We Ven miss @ Won 'G more and more nor @ each dSy.
Oar hearts are sad with sorrow
fTa pEv6TEb o1T bow wIs sGs'n NsFgARfrs RI JOIN
son s,,s6I ANp DAUGHTER. MARY Z.
vIRGINIA MTDDfEToN' who siepsrted
iSs7 nus 0"e year A-O 'Ou's' AO'H .
There is one who stiIl will llnEsr at the
spo, where yog were laid.
the grave that death has made.
It's only = stcp that divides US from glory
shall hnd YOU mother. when deaths
grim fingers have lifted the veil be-
DEVOTED DAUGHTER MARY.
ROBINSON. In loving remembrance OF our
dear father. ALFRED Z ROBINSON
1918 Minnesota ave. ne Who departed
1875
We have only your memory dear father.
To remember our whole life through.
And Nois are the 0ne We viii never forEef.
For We ere always thlnkfp- Of you
Yot,R nEvoTED DAUGHTER Lucy
STANTON. L. Hlerrpry Of oar dear brother
GEORGE STANTON who dsparted thlk
life ApFii Is Ia.S
Thres wears azo our hearts we're strickea
The one 50 loved was called above
Though xoRe from us cur hearts wail
With memories sweet Of cur best lore.
HIS FAMILY.
WALTER. In sad hut loving remembrance
of cur dear parents JOHN WALTER. who
ueparted this life IL years ago. Aprll L..
1DOI. and our mother. WILHELMINA
WALTER. Al wears z-o. Auril "A 1857
Over our hearts in thu years that have
ntwn
No I"v- like yours dear parents. ever has
shown
No other Wcrshin ahi.ses an.f endures
Faithful. uuselfsh and natSenf like roErs
Yet VITA s'rouS yearninE and passionate
an
Leny We tonight fvr yonr presence aEsan.
Tired rt the huilow. the base the untrNr
Mnther at1si tatleF. asfr hearts long for YOU.
THEIR LOVING CHILDREN. OSCAR
AnOI-PH, PAULINE AND HUGO.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Deaths Reported.

The ,, i9,loyinr death: have been reported e
Mary J Houston 81. sIs n. 6. ave. sle
william ]; Renham; 73 1893 A, st. ne
Joseph w. ChafIin. 81 1871 At
Mary z. Cfamer 81 2aOG lat st.
Daniel +. Mccormick. 80. the Shepherd
House
Emma Wagner. 81 Georgetown Univer.
sitv HOspital.
Nina KinEman So Walter Reed General
Hospital
Margaret G Groseclose 90. Waiter Reed
fred G Thaver. .. 63G - 1ith At. ne.
Samuel w Frost so 1iOt y Il.
George H. Bond ~. Freedmen's Hospita
Andrew Lee. ~ AL H1lidge 81
Ella T. 81 Robinson - DO2 i-f At ue
Evening star., 1928-04-15
WINS UNION POST.
Theodore Perry Elected Official in
Typographical Body.

INDIANAPOLIS. April IL 0P.--
Theodore Perry OF indianapolis. pro-
gressive candidate. was elected first
vice president OF the International
typographical Union. II was announced
at union headquarters here today on
completion OF the tabulation of votes of
the special election hnld April 4. His
opponent was John Phillips OF Phiia-
deiphia
The vote was taken TO select sue
cessor to Seth r. Brown, resigned The
final vote was 2p,s2i for Perry and
i7,c57 for Phillips.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
ILLlNl ALUMNI TO DINE.
District Group Will Honor Univer
sity President Tomorrow.

University of Illinois alumni in the
District will hold their annual dinner
at the University Club tomorrow eve
ming in honor of David Kinley. prcsi-
dent of the University of Illinois, and
Frank White, retiring United States
Treasurer, who was a graduate of the
class of 1880. President Kinley will
make the principal address.
A committee consisting OF A. X Fogg
r. L. Jarnigan and George S. Ward Is
in charge of the arrangements.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

we're Kllleu III an
automobile accident
near Encino. New
Mexico. last Sum-
day. Their bodies
will arrive here
from Ell Paso, Tex,
tomorrow morning.
a C C o m panied by
M a !. Walmsley's
sister. Miss Alice
Walmsley OF Eau
Claire, Wis. who
served as Y. M.
e. A. hostess at
BreSt, France, DUR
ing the World War.
Religious services
at the graves will
be conducted by
NJ. r~t FTx
Evening star., 1928-04-15
BOOK REVIEWS MEETING.
Three Volumes Will Be Discussed
at Library Wednesday,.

The next meeting in the series of
book reviews being held in the chill
drcn's room of the central building of
the Public Library will be held We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
Pheasant Jungles," by c. w. Beebe,
will be reviewed by Miss Frances S.
Osborne. librarian. southeastern branch
of the Public Library. America Comes
of Age; French Analysis" by Andre
Siegfried, will be reviewed by Miss Ma
tide d. Williams. reference assistant.
Mount Pleasant branch. May Alcott:
q Memoir" by Caroline Ticknor. will
be reviewed by Miss Eleanor f. Wright.
reference assistant. Central Library.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Axton. jr. at Fort Myer
The pail bearers: Lieut.. Col. John S.
Chambers, Quartermaster Corps. and
Mais. r. E. McQuillin. Cavalry; Sidney
p. Spalding, Ordnance Department.
John H. Hinemon, jr Signal Corps
John T. McLane, Cavalry, and Paul w.
Evans. Signal Corps.
Mai Walmsley was born in Eau Claire
July 26. 1886. He was graduated from
the United States Military Academy
In 1912.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Gar0 of Tbanks.

OONNELLY. wish 10 express 10 my
friends my sincere thanks for the beauti-
husband JAMES r DONNELI.Y. Also
the Brotherhn e. Railroad Trs'nmen
10 Jus treatment an this sad occasion.
KATHERINE " DONNELLY.
Evening star., 1928-04-15


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leather ease Mewatd, Tel AAna
fAA gill. tnaidi and Htlv daiiays. Finael
nleans return "a Nc, ttntnn Maekail daAh
iith 81 Nv and reeelNe reward
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ksepsAAs, RssaFa. WaAl auls
Evening star., 1928-04-15
WALMSLEY BURIAL
SERVICES TOMORROW
Full Military Honors Will Be
Given Major and Wife, Killed
in Auto Accident.

Full military honors will attend the
burial in Arlington National Cemetery
tomorrow afternoon of Maj Stephen
M. Walmsley and Mrs. Walmsley. who
Evening star., 1928-04-15
"Y" SEEKING SPECIAL
MEMBERS FOR SUMMER
Full Three-Month Privileges Open
to Those Joining During Two
Week Drive.

Week Drive.
Applications for special Summer
membership at the Y. NJ. c. A. we're
being received yesterday with the OPEN
ing of two-week enrolment period,
The special privileges will be ex-
tended to the first 200 men joining dur
ing the campaign, which ends May 2.
IL was announced bye. E. Fleming, Sec
retary of the membership committee
The Summer cards entitle holders to
full privileges for three months. includ-
ing gymnasium showers, swimming
pool Turkish baths and the new
solarium. Additional new lockers have
been installed
The solarium has proved so popular
that its facilities have been extended to
give six men the artificial sun baths at
one time. II is being supervised by Ed
ward Beckett. director of the physical
department
.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Costume experts who pass on clothes
that are 10 be worn in moving pictures
look through a piece of blue glass to
see how the colors will photograph.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
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FOR LOST ANIMALS appls Animal RescM
l.eazns 34n Marxlanh ave W Main SOSs,
Evening star., 1928-04-15

FRATERNITY PIN, H. X, ~ lost or Conn
ave Anrl1 ~ Reward. Decatur assa,
GOLD AVIATION WING PIN Finder re.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

DoG~~Year,nld setter white body: hia,,lJ
ears Reward r. q. Bnekhn Hyattsviile
NJ rhnne Hvattsyilie 10.
FOX TERRIER biack and white tag ri
Miilsan, 1904 Talhert ST. or s.Oi NJ ~
Reward
Evening star., 1928-04-15

FOX TERRIER white aud black WITH smaii
brown spots nver eyes answer to name nf
tsRot, q al .nn
Evening star., 1928-04-15

DIAMOND RING IN vicnity al Veterans
Bneeaus white gold. sci with one larxe aud
two small diamonds AMI tan sapphires, Re.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

coin CHOKER READS IN Roosevelt Hotel
nn TUESDAY 10th Phone Main ssst q.
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