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on behalf OF the association. presented
the grand matron with diamond East
ern Star ring
The auxiliary home board of East
Gate Chapter will entertain with cards
June 4 at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
The degrees will be conferred by St.
Johns Lodge Chapter tomorrow eve-
ming The home board will be enter
tanned June 20 by Mrs. Draper at the
home Of Mrs. r. Wharton, 4708 Fifth
street. A lawn party will be held June
% at the home Of the matron. Mrs
Maud Angelo. Lee Highway and Vir-
sinia avenue, Lunch and evening meal
will be served. Cards and other amuse-
ments arranged for the afternoon and
evening
ODD FELLOWS.
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. arrived in
this city from Boise, idaho, for a con-
ference with the grand officers of the
Grand Lodge, the Grand Encamp-
ment and officers OF the Rebekah As
sembly The conference was held at
Harvey's following dinner given in
honor OF the deputy grand sire, at
tended by the grand officers of all the
grand bodies with their wives and hus-
bands. The conference lasted through
out the evening.
Grand Secretary Harry l.. Andersen
has called a meeting of the "On to
Montreal committee tomorrow night
at the Odd Fellows. Temple at o'clock,
at which time an organization Of the
committee will be effected and plans
made for the trip of the District dele
CATION to attend the annual session
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. which
will be held in Montreal, Canada
The officers and members of Colum-
bia Lodge went in busses last Wednes-
day evening to Frederick Lodge of Fred
erick, Md The degree team conferred
the first degree on class of candidates
for Frederick Lodge. The entire Grand
Lodge line of grand officers. including
Grand Master j. Barton Kincer. Deputy
Grand Master Millalu F. Zepp, Grand
Warden Elmer Cummings Grand Sec
retary Andersen, Grand Chaplain Henry
w. Tippett. Grand Marshal Walter S.
Norway, Grand Conductor A. Yates
Dowell, Grand Guardian Thomas C.
Mettler. Grand Herald Henry c. Thom-
son and Grand Representative John H.
Wood. accompanied Columbia Lodge
members as guests of the lodge Grand
Representative H. Dorsey Etchison Of
Maryland, in behalf OF the lodge. well
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jefferson, &C, & W. Motor Co.
LandoVer, Md. b. selby.
Laurel. Md.--Athey a. Harrison.
Laurel. Md--A II. Gliding.
Laurel Md-Iieo. T. Sellers.
Iayt0nsyIlle. Md, u. Bell.
Lyels. Md. l.. HUT son.
MitchFllyilie. Md. l.. ingalls, ION Grain H-,
wayt.
Monroxa. Md. p. lawson.
NewbnrR. Md.--A. G. Hungerford.
North Beach. Md.-Sorth Beach Grocery Sur
Co.
0xnn Hill. Md--Carl Seitx.
Pine Grove. Md.--Mrs. NJ. VermIlIion,
Pooesy lille. Md. n. Fisher Son.
Rockville, Md. 4. Manifold.
seat Pleasant. Md. l.. Watkins.
seat Pleasant. Md--(i. W. Hurley.
Aeilman Md. u. Pyies.
sllesia. Md.--Kobert Tllch.
Silver Hili, Md.--LatmeF Bros.
silver spring. Md.-Hunter Brothers.
silver Spring. Md. n. r. D.--Wm. Nander.
Silver Surfing, Md.--silver spring Hardware a
Paint Go.
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These dependable dealers, nom you doubtless know
endorse and sell Mansfield Tires

Washington, D. c.~-Camp Meigs Filling station.
4t1 and Florida Ave. NE.
washinF,on. d. f.--Herman Fischer 23o3 Penn
was6i1gfon, u. C.--Harrlson Battery A. Electric
seTyIee. 72h & ~ NJ. k.W.
Washington, ID. CT. q. Lee. 6IA Eastern
Ave. NE
Washington. d. C.--John r. Moss A Co.. ass
~, NV,
Washington. d. C.~-j. A. Norris, 9th and Mary.
washinEisa. b. c.--PauI Pearson. 1882 Wisconsin
Ave. NV.
Washington, ID. G.-~PaweH Brothers. Blair Road
Washington. b. c:--F' Watkins sheriff Road
Ave, NV.
v as,ineton. - c~~1awish Bros.. 1901 " ~. NV
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Nextwood. Md.-R. Hugh Perris.
Wheaton, Md.-H. G. Hickerson,
Alexandria, var. r. Knight & Son.
Bailston, Na.-Harry ". Cuppett.
Royce. Na.-JOllffe'S Filling station.
CenterviIle. Ha.-Ge0rge Il. TubeFyille.
Iherrydale. .Na.-siay's Auto supply House
Clarendon. Sa.-George's Service station.
Faraham. ta-J. T.. Williams
Fishers Hill. va. n. Keller 6 Co.
Hague. Va. d. Purcell
HyaciBth ta.-W a. Jones & Son.
King George. Ha.-E. x. Morris.
kinsale. Ha.-kinsale Meteor Co.
laurel Grove. ta.@Clem Iennisan.
Montrnss. Va.-NmallwoOd Motor Co.
NDkesSille. WA. Crmmmitt.
Oecoquan, Na.-Tyson Ianney. Inc.
Potomac Mills. Va.-D. :. Reamy s Bro.
Winchester. Vac. L. Brumhaek.
Charles Town W. Na.-Charies Town Garage.
Charles Town. W Na.--Nalley Hdwe. Co.
Enxel. W. Na.-B. n. Maddox.
Halftown. W. Va.-E. r. HenkIe.
Martlnsburg. West. VA c. MeCune. X. 2. D.
No. II.
MtIlslllP. " Na.--MillViile Garage.
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coined the visitors, and introduced and
called upon each grand officer who
made addresses. Following the splen-
did exemplification Of the degree
Deputy Grand Master Millard F. Zepp
as n member of Columbia Lodge and a
participant of the degree just conferred
paid tribute to their degree master.
Past Grand Samuel c. Taylor, and as a
token of esteem presented him with the
25-year veteran jewel. Past Grand
Masters Wllfred e. Lawson and Lemuel
H Windsor also accompanied the team.
AT the next meeting of Anity Lodge,
June 8, flag presentation exercises will
be held.
The order will hold memorial services
at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church. John
Marshall place and G street, at 3
o'clock. Grand Marshal Walter S.
Norway Is chairman of the committee
In charge.
Rrightwood Lodge expects a large
delegation of members from Oriental
Lodge of Baltimore, Md in attendance
on the evening Of the birthda anniver-
sary of the lodge on Friday evening.
An entertainment will be provided.
Union Lodge meets Monday evening
In its lodgeroom over the National
Capital Bank Building and all members
are invited to attend.
The June issue of AUD Langdon
Syne." monthly publication of Langdon
Lodge. made its appearance during the
past week. Under the direction of
Past Grand Milton S. Fall, the initia-
tory degree was conferred upon Robert
Y. Tabler last Friday night Those
assisting In the work we're Noble Grand
Gilbert c. Vincent, Vice Grand r. E.
Hutchinson, Warden Harry Kabat.
Past Grands w. B. Randall, Harry B.
Vincent, W. l. Jenkins, L. M Green, j.
E. Osborne, Ralph C. Duley of Eastern
Lodge, Irving r. Schwinger. Thomas C..
Mettler William F. Dowell and Walter
Litton, Oliver K. Stanton. Harry S.
Bladen. r. NJ Woodruff and Edward
E. Mcclure of Monadnock Lodge of
Lawrence, Mass.
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The minstrel show will be given Thurs

The minstrel show will be given Thurs
day evening at Pythian Temple.
Mrs. Belle Thomson, president Of the
Home Circle, announces meeting We'd
nesday evening Plans will be com-
pletcd for the dinner and lawn fete TO
be held at I. o. o. r. Home June %.
business meeting will be held at
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge Thursday eve
ming.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Associa-
tion. accompanied by several Of the Re-
don, Va, Rebekah Lodge Monday eve
ming. A reception was given in honor
of Mrs. Nevins, president OF the Vir-
ginia Rebekah Assembly.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge will meet
Tuesday evening In the temple at
Twentieth street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will
meet Thursday evening.
The Assembly officers attended the
dinner given in honor of Deputy Grand
Sire John Martin Friday evening. A
conference was held after the dinner.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Memorial services in honor of "a de-
ceased members were conducted last
Sunday night in the Grace Baptist
Church, Ninth street and South Caro-
lima avenue southeast. Rev. F. w,
johnson, pastor of the church, deliv-
cred the address and special music was
rendered by the choir. Solemn sery-
ices we're conducted by the State Coun-
Gil. The silent roll call was made by
the State secretary, Charles II. Miller.
Independent Council met Monday
evening at 808 Eye street. with Mr.,
Mary e. league acting as councillor I'll
the absence of Mrs. Minnie Thompson.
The second nomination of officers for
the ensuing term was held Addresses
we're made by Past National Councillors
Mrs Hattie M. Miller and Mrs. Eliza
beth SeWell, Past State Councillor Ca
YOUR o. Bohrer and John w. Tucker,
associate vice councillor. The musical
program was rendered by Marian Rhine,
pianist. Refreshments we're served
Past Councillor Belle Gibson of Ken
more Council will entertain the Officers
Club June at her home, at Aurora
Hills, Va. State Councillor Elizabeth
Shepherd has been specially invited by
Mrs. Gibson to be her guest on this
occasion Mrs. Cleada E. Horne, coun-
cilor and president of the Semper
Fidelis Club has requested the officers
to assemble at the Washington 81 Vir-
ginia Railway Station, Twelfth street
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kenllworth. d. C---I. n. Wiseman.
Abeii. Md.--W. H. Mattingiy.
AdatnsiONB. Md.--W, II. KenB
Bsaistlile. Md. n. Burroughs.
BeltsyIiIe. Md--W. r. Dnvali.
DsItsviile. Md--IIle Bros.
B0yd.. Md.-c, +, Day A. Son.
brandy wine. Md.--HFandy wine Garage.
brunswick. Md,-~T. A. HoHmast~r.
cedar Grove, Md.--Alba Thompson.
IOlessiiIe. Md.--T. Il. CisseI.
Edn0r. Md.--Downs a Athef.
Pour Corners, Md.---R. VI. Curran.
Frederick !et.. Md. ". Kidd.
Frederick, Jet.. Md.--kn0tts Garage.
Fulton. Md "a. w Brady.
6althersb1rg, Md. r.. r. D.-~-tien. II. smith.
Gslfhsrsburg. Md.-~Thomas Il Co.
Gslthersbnrg. Md.---Cars0n Ward.
1aithersbnrE. Md. II. Y. D.-Mrs. n. FawieS.
Hardtngs Corner. Md. u. Harding.
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Rebekah Lodges,

Naomi and Ruth Rebekah Lodges will
meet tomorrow evening.
Noble Grand Ruth Thorn of Friend
ship Rebekah Lodge announces the
new bylaws will be read at the meet
ing Tuesday evening There will also
be nomination of officers, followed by a
social.
There will be a school of instruction
at Brightwood Rebekah Lodge June IL.
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June g. when it.>Niil entertain a deiega-
ton from Nathan Hale Council Of Bal


June 8. when it>Nill entertain a deiega-
ton from Nathan Hale Council OF Bal
tInlore.
Mizpah Council met Tuesday eve
ming. with the councillor. Mrs Louise
Dyer. In the chair. The sewing circle
VIII meet at the home Of Mrs Loyett
June 2 Election Of officers will take
place the first meeting in June. A sur
prise reception was rendered Past Ma
tionai Councillor Mrs Naomi T. Swami
IN nonor of having Won the popularity
contest in the Mardi Gras and fTolic.
supper was served In honor OF Mrs
swami, VINO vas presented with pot
ted plant. Addresses we're made by
Mrs. Viola Dale and Mrs. Bessie Kenvon
of Betsy Ross Council Of Virginia. Mrs
Lesser, depnty; Mrs Lula Grubbs;
MRS Etnel Allen Of Loyalty Council
and Mrs SWann.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
CAN MECHANICS. INC.
Anacostia Council met Monday eve
ming, with Councillor M z White pre-
siding. One application for member
snip was presented Committeeman
J. A. Snithson reported Rev. L. 3
Franck viii speak at Jr. o q A. VI
service 10 be broadcast By the Fellow
ship Forum from Station WTFF June
10. He also will preach the sermon at
a memorial service 70 be held June II
In Emanuel Episcopal Church. To
which all the members Of the order
and their friends are invited The
church Is located at Thirteenth and v
streets southeast. National Outside
Sentinel Smithson reported on the
progress made with the District OF CO.
lunbia insurance bill. now before Con-
gress. The council indorsed Junior
Continued On Eleventn para
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MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Monday-Potomac No. 3. NJ, NJ.
81. 8. French. No. Is. NJ. NJ.
Pentalpha. No %. F A.,
Alhers Pike. No. 80. called on.
Notwithstanding, No. 70. (; A
N. NJ. Parker No 27. N. N:
Wednesjay--Osiris No, 20, F. c.
East Gate. No. 81 sSociai, ,,,,
Theodore Roosevelt No, ~ social
Thursdsy-Naval No, 4, NJ. NJ
La Fsyette No. 10. f A.
VIM. &. Singleton, 10; SO =, 4 Am A
Petworih. No; a., r. T. 81 o'ui''
E A at 7:So nm.
Masonic Board of Relief,
saturisy-School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-La Fayette, No, 5. 2 NJ
and NJ. E NJ,
SCOTTISH RITE.
T4,esday--Mithrss Lodge OF feFiec-
tior. statutory assembly.
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
CAN MECHANICS. INC.

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The Masonic field day committee has
arranged to broadcast two 15-m1nute
programs this week through the cour-
tesy Of station WIFI. The first of
these programs will be tomorrow eve
ming, the second Friday evening, both
al some time between and II O'Clock
pm
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
BORAH DEFENDS HOOVER
 FROM SMITHS ATTACKS

MINNEAPOLIS.-Senator Borah of Idaho, in a campaign speech here, last night, said Smiths criticism of. Hoover for the acts of his fellow Cab inet members was no more justified than blaming Smith for the millions grafted by Tammany Hall.
 Before a crowd filling the municipal auditorium and lineup with forty radio stations the Idahoan took. Smith to task for his reference to Hoover and the oil scandal The Sen- ator said: "The logic of Smiths con- tention was that you should condemn Hoover because he was fellow mem- her with a Cabinet officer who be- trayed the country and sold his birth right for a mess of pottage. do not desire even by inference to be under stood as excusing or apologizing for those who proved recreant to every sense of decency and righteousness, but I do propose to defend Hoover agalnSt lmputatlonS ana propose to invoke the precept and example of Smith in doing so. Smith has been member of Tammany Hall for thirty years. He has been in closest rela- tionship with it's members. He has been one of the leaders. Is he re- sponsible for the stealings and extor- tions of Crocker? Did he ever con- demn them? Is he judged and meas ured in this campaign by the specula- tions and grating of Murphy?"
 Billy Gibbs, well known oldtimer, was a Wednesday arrival from ,Idit-. arod, and left Wednesday for Canes creek.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
Al Smith
 At Boston
SAYS HOOVER CHARGE OF SO- CIALISM A CRY BEING MADE
 BY BIG INTERESTS.

BOSTON, Oct. 25.-Al Smith, Dem ocratic nominee for the presidency, in his speech here last night, replying to Hoover's charge that the the Demo- cratic candidate stands for state so- cialism, branded it, in effect, as being a war cry of the big interests.
 Smith received a great reception. the celebration of Armistice Day hay ing been eclipsed by that of the man with the brown derby. According to the police the climax of the demon stration was reached on Boston Com mons, where tens of thousands were massed, cheered him.
 Caustically, he said the cry of so- cialism had been patented by power ful interests that desire to put dam per on progressive legislation. He declared he knew where Hoover stood on power, prohibition and farm relief, and that q have been trying to drag him into the open"
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
20-YEAR-OLD BOY SINGLE HANDED. ROBS CANADIAN PA
 CIFIC EXPRESS CAR, S22,0OO

ETROIT.-William Gibbs, 20- year Los Angeles youth, who held up and robbed the Canadian National passenger train near Chatham, Ont, of S22,000 in currency, was trapped here a few hours later by United States immigration officers. The money was found stuffed about the youths shabby clothing. The police were unable to learn whether any ad- ditional loot was taken.
 Although armed with two pistols, the youth did not resist arrest and readily admitted his guilt.
 Wondering how he escaped from the scene of the robbery so quickly, the police expressed the opinion that he boarded the same train after the holdup and rode the rods into Wind sor, Ont
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
Hoover At
 New York
cRITfufsEs SMITHS PROPOSALS lNmaTTERS OF PROHIBITION
 AND AGRICULTURE

NEW YORK, Oct. 23--Smith's pro- posals in the matters ofs prohibition, agriouftnre~and electrical power were branded as socialistic by Herbert Haoysrsin .his speech at Madison Square Garden last night.
 "The Democrats" he said, ''in effect abandon their own party and turn to state socialism. As solution fer the difficulties presented by all three it is proposed. that we shall change from prphihitionsto state purchase and sale of hquor.a If their agricultural relief program means anything, it means that. government. shall directly or .in- directly buy and sell and fix prices of agricultural products, and we are to go into the hydro-electric power ,busi- ness. s I,s other words, we are con- frontedesgith huge program of gov- ernment. in business. These propos- als," he declared, If carried: into .efs feet, wouldA impair liberty and free dom asai,nultiply thousandfold log- rolling in Congress-.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

 Investment
TO EXPAND ACTIVITIES OF BOE- ING AIRPLANE CORPORA
 TION, SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, Oct. 25.-The National City Bank, through it's subsidiary, the National City Company, has pur- chased a S10,000,000 interest in the Boeing Airplane and Air Transporta- tion Corporation of Seattle. The money is to be used in enlarging the plant and extending activities of the corporation, according to announce ment made today by Joe Boeing, head of the concern, and J. F. Ripley, vice president of the National City Com pany.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE ISSUES THANKSGIVING PROCLAIM
 TION; NATION PROSPEROUS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Presi- dent Coolidge issued a Thanksgiving proclamation today by calling uporE the people of the nation to offer thanks on Thursday, November. 23, for prosperity in agriculture, industry and commerce, and for the peace which has existed in the last year.
 The proclamation said the country, as whole, had been protected against pestilence and disaster and had been directed in the way of na- tional prosperity.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
PHILADELPHIA DETECTIVES ses s.a,l-ee
 JAILED FOR HUGE GRAFT

PHILADELPHIA. = Payments of $11,00O a week by disorderly houses in one police district were uncovered today by District Attorney Monaghan who is conducting grand, jury inves- tigation.
 The revelations came with the, ar rest of four detectives, charged with extorting money from the proprietor of asdisorderay house. The detectives are alleged to have collected $220 a week from single place in the dis trict, in which 50 houses are reported to have been operating.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
Al Smith At
 Providence
MILL HANDS AND WIVES LINE ROUTE COVERING P
 MILES.

: PROVIDENCE, Oct, 25--Rhode Island and Connecticut island towns yesterday anG last nlgh1 gave Smith a reception reported unparalleled in t.s eutpouring of pe"p!', at Boston an.. ether Massachusetts towns. At Ea, tford the police had t, wled their night sticks to rescu. the Governor f,,m followers Mill hands, their xNes and children .incd the entire route of twcl1ty-two miles from
 Blackstone to Providence. At .his Iii; ce women broke thrnugii the police lines. Some. got their arms through t, the nominee, and hundreds of them touched Jim as he passed by.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
CEREMONY IN
 MEMORY OF ROALD AMUND-
 SEN AT OSLO UNIVERSITY

OSLO, Oct. 25.-An impressive ceremony in memory of Roai Amund- sen, famed explorer, was held in the University of Oslo last night, under auspices of the National Geographical Society. Members of the Amundsen family, cabinet ministers and Captain Otto Sverdrup were among those at tending. Explorer Nansen, who de- livered the principal address, said Amundsen's name would ever give to Norwegians faith in their race.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
GRAND LARCENY CHARGES FILED AGAINST ALLEGED
 MURDERERS AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Oct. 25.-Still unable to produce the body, the State today filed grand larceny charges against Earl Mayer and Mrs. Mary Eleanor French, his mother, who were arrest ed a fortnight ago for suspected of the murder of Eugene James Bassett, scion of a Baltimore family. The lat ter's automobile, belt, wrist watch and other personal effects were found in possession of the accused.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

A. H. Twitchell, after several weeks in the Anchorage hospital for a rup- ture treatment, returned here last Sunday, coming from Fairbanks via airplane. During his stay in. Fair. banks MT. Mitchell was pnesent at the wedding. of his daughter. Mary, to a MT. Olan... Hes also visited, his son Bennie while. at Fairbanks, that young man now being a. student at the Alaska. Agriculture College. MT. Twitchel left today for Ophir, head ed for his reindeer headquarters On his way aver. from Fairbanks MT. TWitchell declared he saw an unusual number of caribou, principally on the other side of Lake Minchumina.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
COOLIDGE HAS; PAIR OF DELIN- .QUENTS AS LUNCHEON GUESTS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-Presi- dent Coolidge had Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford as luncheon guests at the White House today
 Fairbanks owes more than a million dollars of unpaid federal taxes, ac- cording to the Goverrrl .nt, and Mary Pickford, it is stated, is also delin- quent.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

Anthony Sweeney, former we'll known oldtiner of this section, who left here some months ago, was at Glasgow, ( Scotland, when last heard from, as evidenced by a postcard re- ceived by Mrs. D. E. Clough, bearing date of May 16.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

 Estimates
CLAIMS MINIMuNsoF 3O2 ELEC-, TORAL VOTES FOR HER. 
 BERT HOOVER.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25-Repub-. lican headquarters here privately clainqae minimum of 30S electoral; votes for Herbert Hoover. New York. Iassachusetts- and New Jersey, it is stated, are not included in thase pri-- vate claims.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

Charlie O'Halloran and Charlie Konig, mail carriers on the run be- tween Flat and Big river, driving their teams, were Wednesday arrivals, and left Thursday for Ophir, on their way to FF'lat.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
Ssl1. Norris,. Nehrkuka
ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL SUPPORT AL SMITH FoKTHE ].
 PRESIDDENcY.-.

PoRTEAND, Oct. 25.-Senator Norris Republican, ofNebraska, an noAncedayesterday noon that he will supportt Smith for the presidency. He will make his lrst speech for Smith atsO Omaha on Saturday night.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

OMAHA, Oct. 26.-Senator Norris, returning home today from .stumping the State for Al Smith, said:-
 Hoover is acceptable to the power trust.".
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
New York To
 Los Angeles
MoNoPLANE YANKEE DOODLE , MAKES NONSTOP FLIGHT IN
 g HOURS

ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y., Oct 25.-The monoplane Yankee Doodle took DC at o'clock this afternoon on a transcontinental flight for the pur- pose of setting a new. nonstop record to Los Angeles, the destination of the plane. Harry Tucker, owner, and Captain c. D.. N. Collyer, pilot,. are making the flight.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

MINES FIELD, Los Angeles, Oct. 25.-The monoplane Yankee Doodle, with Captain c. B. D. Collyer at the controls and Harry Tucker, owner, in the passengers seat, landed here at 2 o'clock this afternoon, completing the flight from New York City in p hours.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

Irritable Husband (to wife driving a nail--How ever do you erpect to knock a nail in the wall with clothes brush? For goodness sake. use your headl
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27
Photographic Ticks.

SEATTLE, Oct. 24.-Mrs. Eleanor Balderston, wife. of Harry BaBlder- ston, Seward banker, who was arrest ed on October 8 charged with the pos session of liquor in her home, was fined $50 yesterday, on plea of guilty. Miss Helen, her daughter, Univer- sity of Washington sophomore, taken in custody at the same time, was freed by the court.
 PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 23.-As a protest against being barred from voting at the national election, 1,5O0 undergraduates at Princeton Univer- -sity paraded the streets here and tore down two political banners. one of Hoover and one of Smith.
 SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 25.-Henry Belein du Pont, of Wilmington, Del, and Miss Margaret Lewis, daughter, of Mir. and Mrs. Perry J. Lewis, so- cially prominent San Antonio folk, were married h ere last night.
 LAKEHURST, N. J.r Oct: 26.-The Graf Zeppelin, it.. is announced; will start Monday on it's return trip ito Germany.
 ROME, Oct. 24.-Cardinal De Gae-
  tano, secretary Of the. consistorial congregation since 1908, died today. SEATTLE, Oct. 26.-Sir Austin Chamberlain will visit Seattle Sunday morning, en route to Vancouver
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

Nels. Vibe, Little creek operator, ar rived Thursday, and left Friday for a brief visit at McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1928-10-27

Henry Martella, with Halfdan Wig as "a passenger, left Sunday, for Me Grath, returning here on Tuesday.