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Milford chronicle., 1928-12-21

No man expects a great deal from
marriage. He is quite satisfied if his
wife is a good cook, a good valet, an
attentive audience, and a patient
nurse.
Milford chronicle., 1928-12-21
Bowers Beach

The Bowers Gun Club held its regu-
lar weekly shoot on Saturday afternoon.
December Is. The weather being ideal
for throwing, the days high scores
were in order. the most expert shooting
was performed by the marksmen. The
following scores were made:
naI-- 4 -
Milford chronicle., 1928-12-21

If a proprietor can pick good men,
and if he has the good sense to
leave them alone, he can make pro-
gress.
Milford chronicle., 1928-12-21

: Everybody does some taking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18

ing which. on motion OF Col. James G.
Pepper, the council went on record
favoring the money being expended IN
the districts in which IL was raised.
A report of the utilities committee,
submitted by Gilbert l.. Hall, chairman,
and covering the gas and electric situa-
ton in the county. showing comparative
rates between the county. the District
OF Columbia and Maryland and giving
reasons of the local companies for their
rates. which are in excess of the other
localities. was accepted with vote OF
thanks.
Mr.. Hall. was elected president Of the
organization. 10 succeed James II. VAL
lians. who declined denomination. MIR
Hall halls from Aurora Heights and IS
president CT the citizens association OF
that place Robert H. Foreman was
elected first vice president. Richard L..
Eacho second vice president, A. A.
Moore secretary treasurer, and L. G.
McNema- counsel.
Grover E. Payne. retiring secretary
treasurer was rendered rising vote OF
thanks for his ''untiring efforts and
splendid work" during his term OF office.
A committee o. the Woman's Club OF
Lyon Park which prepared and served
the dinner. vas also given a vote or
thanks g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18

the first three compositions yesterday.
More tfian'a score of essays were re-
ceived in the first mail this morning
from all sections of the District except
Southwest Washington, from which no
contestant yet has entered.
Although the first prize Of $50 was
won last year by resident of Lyon
Park. Va, no manuscripts have been
entered to date by writer's from that
State or Maryland The contest, how
ever, will not be closed until midnight
Saturday, and II last years contest
can be taken as criterion. the great
est number OF essays will be submitted
on the last two days, and then both
States probably will be represented
The prizes aggregate 500, donated
by the members of the Own Your Own
Home day committee of the genera!
committee in charge of Thrift week.
The writer OF the best essay. TO be
Judged by jury of civic leaders whose
names will be announced tomorrow. will
receive $50; the writer of the second
best paper will be awarded $50 and the
third place holder will receive $50. All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
FUND COMMITTEES
NAMED IN SENATE
Warren Announces Nine Sub
Groups to Fix Depart
ment Appropriations.

subcommittee to take charge Of the
annual appropriation bills for the va
rious departments of the Government
were announced today by Senator War
rem chairman of the appropriations
committee. AS follows:
Department of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
McNary, chairman. Jones, Reyes, Blng-
! ham. Nye. Overnan, Harris, Kendrick'
Hayden. Capper and Smith.
Deficiencies Warren. chair
man, Curtis, Hale, Phipps, Reyes. over
man. Glass. Mcclellan and Kendrick:
Independent officcs-Senatois War
rem. chairman Smoot. Jones' Gurus
Hale, Overman. Glass, BrouSSard ana
Copeland.
Interior Department-Senat Smoot
chairman; Curtis. PhippS Reyes. Oddle
Harris, Mcclellan, Kendrick and Ray
den.
Legislative establishment 1900 Senators
Warren. chairman: Smoot. Curtis: Haze,
Oddie. BrouSsard, Copeland, Hayden
and Bratton.
Navy Department - Senators Hale
chairman: Phipps. Keyes. Bingham
Oddie Nye. Glass, BrouSSard. Copelaho
Hayden. Bratton, Shortrldge, Mclean
and Swanson
Departments of State. Justice. Com
merce and Labor - Senators Joiles
chairman: Warren. Smcot. Hale. keycS
Bingham. Nye. .Overman. Harris, NC
Kellar. Broussard, Hayden and Bratton
On diplomatic and consular items
Senators Borah. Moses and Swanson.
Treasury and Post Office Depart
| ments-Senators Warren, chairman
Smoot, Curtis. Phipps. Reyes, Bingham
Overman. Harris, Glass. Mcclellan ano
Broussard. Senator'S Moses Dale and
Ferris also are included on this sub
committee in connection with post office
items
War OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reed OF
PENNSYLVANIA. chairman: Jones Warren
Oddie Nye, Harris Kendrick. Mcclellan
Copeland. Bingham and Fletcher, For
consideration of river and harboE
items. Senators McNary. Willis and
Fletcher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18

Marriage licenses have been ISSUED to tbs
following
FREDDIE Pagan aud Teonora Slmpsnn
William 4 Ne.son Of Jack sonville Fla.
,nd lrene + Magic of Ynnkcrs. y.
RAYMOND T. Donovan Of Baltimore ant
Emma ! MiiE al tins city
Harold Aiken of Cambridge Mass ant
Doris Plncr of East J"nrrys;
Joseph Wheeler and Eizahth r.. Rice.
How ard NJ McCoilum and Lena Il. .,irayc
Henry A Lucas and Mary a koher
10th ot Baltimore.
John r. Welsh and Gertrude l.. de Mont
fre,S. .
William r. Giles Of this city and MARY
r. Alien ot Chicago.
Wesley q Harding and Netilc r Todd
I.iovd sparrow and Emma Coleman.
BF.iien W. Becks aud Efinore trossmSn
both of BROOKLYN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
Births Reported.

Tho following births have lrtn report
Ia the Health DEPARTMENT IN the rast :,
hour
john and Peggy Dale sirl
George f. and Isabelle |. Aiimann. glrl.
Samuel f. and Edna ~. Nash. hoy.
Ralph T. and T.eDnors Sshlne. fs'y
Russell NJ and MarIory II Arundel. tS''
Ernest " aud Martha Sunot. hoy.
DAVID n ard Marie Fri,ter l1y.
Joseph r. and Fannie " MOCK hoy
Donald o. and Marion Snyder. bny
f.porgt 4 and Viule, VI Watson ElrI.
Wiilisru q and Virginia 4 Ciuett. sifi
Rninrt Il and naiorns SrFoui girl.
.ioee,,ii n and Gertrude G. MNiusk~e. 2tt'
Joseph II ard Helen T. Ba"rsft g''
Favaosd /. and Aunir N Robertson ar
Rutrfi ard Beatrfcs Tyler. hoy
R3tsizk and Annette Melvin is'y.
lanes and Ida II Morgan. sitl.
Oscar arh Jennie uulsers Elri
George " and Ffsut~s 1aA. ipss. { Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
90 Indictments Returned.

FAIRFAX. Va. January 1S.-TTenty
indictments we're returned yesterday oy
the Fairfax County grand jury, al! out
two for liquor law violations George
Coburn. alias Davis. was charged WITH
forgery and Clifford Williams win
housebreaking The eight grand Jurors
included ID. w. Buckley. foreman
James Adams Asiby Graham. A. r.
Sherwood. James Byrne. Louis Ma2sr-
ity o. p. Campbell and z. c. Utterback
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
Railroad Worker Killed.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CUMBERLAND. Md. January l8.-
Charles NJ Clark, 43 years old. signal
maintainer for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. died last night OF injuries re-
ceivcd when he was struck by freight
train while at work near North Branch
Md. earlier in the day. His widow
and stepdaughter survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
Lower Wage Proposed in Britain,

MANCHESTER. England. January Is
Up. Although workers in the cotton
mills OF Lancashire have taken a
strong stand against reduction IN
wages. the door has not been closed to
negotiations In an attempt to arrive
al a solution of the depression in the
industry. employers proposed the work
men accept lower wages and longer
hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
IN entry has TO do is write 900 words

an enLTy has 10 no Is WTICe JUU WORDS.
No more.
Other rules laid down by the COM
residents of the District of Columbia
Maryland or Virginia. and that all sub
mitted essays be received at this Office
by midnight Saturday. Address the pa :
pers to THE Home Ownership ESSAY
Contest care OF The Star" The sub
ject upon which essays must be written
is The Value of Home Ownership =
and, as has been pointed out by many
of the cssayists already entered. tho
value OF such ownership may apply "a
the individual the community. the Ma
ton or all three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
Ceremony Unites Two Couples.

9prctal Dt-ptffh % The ~tAr
ROCKVILLE. Md. January lS.-ReT
Bertram NJ. Osgood of the Baptist
Church offciated AZ double wedding
at the parsonage yesterday. The con-
tracing parties were Albert r. Doyle 0!
Washington and Miss Katherine v.
Campbell Of Luray, Va. and John w.
Lyons Of Manassas. Va. and Miss Olga
Tabor Of Washington. The young cou-
pies returned To Washington !mme6i-
atclV after the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
V0ME ESSAY RACE
BECOMES LIVELY
Manuscripts Received From
All Sections of Capital
Except Southwest.

Manuscripts for entry in the home
ownership essay contest being con-
Quoted through The Star as a feature
of National Thrift week observance
are beginning to reach The Star office
in real numbers following arrival OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
Retired Navy Officer Buried.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. January 10
Lieut.. Comdr Hillary Williams. u S.
N. retired, who died three days ago al
New Orleans. was buried in the Naval
Academy Cemetery here today with
military honors and services conducted
b. Chaplain S. K. Evans OF the Acade-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
Score of Homes Robbed.

Special Dispatch to The Star
FREDERICK. Md. January ia
Residents Of Mount Airy MonroVia
Kempton and vicinity have reported
more than a score of homes robbed oil
sums ranging from SIS To $50 jewelry or
Other valuab.cs in the last three weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
BARKLEY TO SPEAK.
Kentucky Senator Will Address
Robert f.. Lee Memorial Meeting.

Senator Barley of Kentucky will be
the principal speaker at the annual
celebration Of the birthday Of Robert
E. Lee to- be held tomorrow afternoon
AT 4 o'clock in Statuary Hall of the
Capitol by the Children of the Con-
federacy, The exercises will consist
of the laying of wreath at the loot
of the statue of the great Confederate
leader
Representative Woodrum of Virginia
will recite. Most OF the members of
the organization living III Washington
are expected TO attend The Confed-
crate Veterans. Sons of the Confed-
eracy and Daughters of the Conied-
e-acy are invited. Tomorrow is the
l2lSt anniversary OF the birth of Gen.
Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
SUMMERALL HON0RED.
Diamond Studded Saber Presented
Him as Tribute From Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. January 18
A)-Gen. Charles P. Summerall. Chief
of staff of the United States Army. last
might was presented diamond-studded
saber in silver Scabbard, the tribute
of Florida to a native son.
A special act of the Legislature or
dered the governor to present the gift.
Gen. Summcrall is former Jackson
willie citizen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18
ASKS VOTE AT POLLS.
Senate Bill Authorizes Choice of
Education Board by People.

Election of the Board of Education
bv the people of Washington was pro-
posed in bill introduced in the Sen-
ate Yesterday by Chairman Capper OF
the Senate District committee. and
referred to that committee for con-
sidcration.
THE elected board would consist Of
nine members. three of whom would
l,e chosen annually. The District Com
nissioncrs would be directed to lay
ont the voting precincts and make
other arrangements for the elections:
similar measure has been presented
In previous sessions of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18

Good oinghams and prints,
samples. odds and ends. soiled.
etc; all were 81 or more. at only
SAC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-18

Pre-lnventory SpeciaHMen's and Boys
len Pu N-oyer rSweate
~<s'~c
''' p s,.n Msn zoe aand under d, Collars Hs' for 40c
Mems S25 co
ranproot IS 10 S~'OS
10 "
pockets q SSS
o.
All CIV
Mems s. Ribbed sss. r" Mon: suits "s,, AZ S139
S. WOODEN Shirts 60 10
froran S<''A
Boys , :: - wosn a, lum's s S169
Boys !. s. s, w's ar". n .o around m S439
BoyS'Sl t.
Sturdyp wv
Boys'ss to 40
Boys $: 50 and $; wssn s"'ss oo,, S1S5
Boys 81 tl,n. ns,sn r.anas mas, ,,,,. CSC
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
BUSINESS SERVICE
R,,itdtnx and tontra,tors

ROiIOtnk DUO IOOt51tJost i" CHIMNEY repairing. general mason and plastering work. Work guaranteed. J. J. McI4aruey. 24 Newfeld Ave. Tel S91. CONCRETE CONsrKUcTloN-L. o. Zet- terman, l76 Shuttle Meadow Ave, Tele- phone 1921. Portland cement.
 ELECTRICAL contracting. wiring and re. pairing of all kinda Coridan Electric Co. 1345 Corbin Ave. Telephone 3258. HOUSE WIR1NG-Estimates furnished Have your work done now. Barry ( B1mforth, 1S Main St. Phone 250i. MASON. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR -Henry P. Dowd. Hotel Washington. Phone 1Sss. P. 0. Box 132.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Tcnements 6 ALLEN ST. 4o3-5 rooms Modern i'm provements. steam heat. Inquire second floor after n m. ALLEN ST, 4Ss-5 rooms. first floor. All improvements. steam heat Inquire Prosper Franklin. 4s: Allen St. TeIe- phone 5557-J. ARCH ST. 505-Furnished rooms with all conveniences; with garage. Phone 5e4O-R
 Al;CH ST. 4G4--5 room tenement. first class condition. Newly papered: modern Improvements. Rent reasonable. Apply at store Telephone 16S6 ARCH ST, 7s3--s room tenement. All modern Improvements. Apply second floor. Phone 3Go9 ASTORIA Apartment. large rooms and one of large rooms. Closets galore oil heat. continuous hot water. tile bath. shower. Frigidaire If interested act quickly. NJ. Irving Jester. 102 Pros- pect St.
 BAssETT ST. 242-5 rooms. All im- propements; End floor. Inquire on first floor.
 BELDI.N ST. 1S1--5 room tenement. All modern improvements. New family house. Reasonable. Call 2112. BEATTY ST. 23-4 rooms to rent. All modern Improvements Near center. Apply first floor CORNER Arch and Monroe sts. four room tenement. Latest improv ements Steam heat supplied. Inquire on prem isas or Robbins Clothes Shop, 344 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

ADAMS ST.. 16-7 room house All i'm. provements. Automatic oil heated, hard. wood floors throughout. two car gar. age. One of tho best locations ip city Tho Hardware City Co-Operative Assu Inc. 122 Main St. Telephone l4l2
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
EDUCATIONAL

Dancing Teachers 3S LEARN quickly and correctly at Emer- son Studio. 162 Main St. Ballroom or stage Class or private. Open 10 .. m. to p. m. Telephone 615.
 Instrumental and VNal 50 TEACHER OF PIANO. MISS MARJORIE HART. 6 KEESINGTON AVE. TELE- PHONE S5S.
 PRIVATE instructions in bookkeeping given by competent bookkeeper of long experience. Address Classified Box c2 E.. Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Aen Wanted

BOY wanted to shine ahoes. Whole tin
 Call s7 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
FINANCIAL
Money Lnaised
4 PRACTICAL WAY TO BORROW MONEY

If you need money to pay those school bills. to buy coal. clothing. etc.. . Mutual system Loan will help you most. because you can borrow up to $500 here in such practical and convenient way that your relatives and friends know nothing of your arrangements and an easy-to-meet repayment schedule permits you to pay us back in small monthly amounts that 1t your Income.
 Let.us explain the Mutual System Plan to you now without any obligation.
 THE MUTUAL SYSTEM
 Room :02-:nd floor
 800 Main St.. Leonard Bldg. LOOK FOR RED AND WHITE sIGNl
 Loans up to $500"
 Telephone 1850
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

PROSPECT ST. 73-4 room tenement. 2nd floor. All Improvements. Inquire first floor.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
Local and Private instructors
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Men Wanted

HeIp-NtN ANteU AT A DEAFTSMAN in a Hartford, Conn, factory wanted. one having had about years experience. Apply in own handwriting. stating age. nature of ex- perience and salary wanted at start. Address P. o. Box 2l06. Hartford. Conn.
 INTELLIGENT and conservative young man. Active. Able to drive car. Execu- tive ability. Thoroughly trustworthy. Good steady all year round job. Not big wages. State fullest of particulars and wages expected. Write Classified Box 32 M, Herald office.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

NURSE, graduate, American. wishes per- manent position caring for invalid or companion. Highest of city references. Salary arranged. Address Nurse. ClasSi- fled Box E. M.. Herald OfIice.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

BAssETT ST. 242-s rooms. All i'm. provements; End floor. Inquire on first
New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

E1V1DERE-Up-to-date cottage of nine roomst Three car garage. large lot Price reasonable. Rabinow- Raschkov Real Estate Co.,. 3o3 Main St. Phone
, 1928-09-26

Havana:-A group of twenty three
Texas and Louisiana bankers enroute to
the thIrtyfourth Annual Convention OF
the american Bankers Association to
meet IN PmladeIphla IN October arrived
here on Monday Tor a three days .vISlt. Inc
delegation viii De received thursday
morning by the President and a reception
viii De gwen by the National City Sank.
PARIS: Willy C3ppens, Belgium war
ace, claimed tue European recOru Tor pa
rqcnute jumping M~ondaynIgnt after leap
ing trOm an attitude or SIX thousand me
tre5 late Monuay night. Inc leap was
made between Paris and VIlla CombLay.
Mexico City Mazas near Iorreon has
swollen To an alarming state, according
TO reports IrOm villages Mazallan, lam
plc0 and lorteon, All ARE IN danger VI
being flooded. Tue PantlcIc River also
reported on the Rampage and Vera Cruz
district Vas p~afalyzed Oy A0ods.
, 1928-09-26
IELLGhAMo
81. OhNIA STATION.

West palm Beach, Sep, list. Dr.LraW-
son, III charge Of medical reIIei ia the
hurricane area, To-Day notified a anatIOnal
Red Cross representative mat ne mas ac-
counted Tor one Thousand tour nundrtd
aud elgnty SIX dead on the oasis OF latest
reports To nm, Inc Red Cross officials
sa.u however, that tnelr records al PIE
sent showed a uealn toll OIL oOUs Wnlcl
was SAID lO oe as near the OfAclaIo as pos
slb ID, a uOuOl Was expressed mat a nnai
CHECK Would snow more tnan I,UUO ueau.
Washington, Sep ZIsl.-JUnn u. Payne
Chairman OI the kou GROSS cUuStrueS
reaching me Reu cross from
the hurricane devastated Territory IN
the West InuIes ana FLORIDA, as lnuIca-
Ting that MS organization Iaces one ~
the largest tasks Oh reIeI Work III It's ms.
Tory. Inc run extent OF me reileI pro
Dlsm That the hurricane LETT III us Wake
IS sull OF uncertain proportions SAID
Nh. Z ayne. We 40 know, however,
mat unnuuOerou thousands are IN ul6
Iress In PUrLJ klcO and 81. Cook anu tnaL
within one cOuutly, 10 tlUrlua alUne, 10,
900 people are unt 0uly nOmeIess out aD-
sUIuleI3 desututt.'
Nest Palm Ecac., tIO., ept.Zlot-Ihe
plague spectre .oday appeared over the
over gIaues, o~carcely five days Oehlnu the
hurricane tnat -ook uetWeen 5UO ana SUI
lves. lie Immeuia-e prODlem was the
recovery anu barIaI u the OOults. Living
conditions 10 some o. the refuge calnDo
have been mace 50 nearly ImpOooIDle,
because vi their presence, That Complete
evacuation Wltulu 40 nouns was couoluer
eu necessary unless some disposition
was maze o. The uead by ,Aat m Al.
ready the evacuation Of women auu culI-
dren tlun ouuhet, b~eIltgIaue auu 1he
refuge CAMPS atOug tue LaoteIn ouUIr
OF Lake UheecnCDee was Goariy complel
ed. All efforts 10 check tue Qeath iIot
nad been abandoned touay, as officials
, 1928-09-26
MEANS OF Trapping FLIES

Wine The log lcal method OF fly con
trUi is 10 prevent the Multiplication u
these pests by proper disposal OF or Il ear.
nent OF then b needing places, sumo &c
gree u control car De Maintained by the
use Il ttaps. Both the nouoet fly ana blow
flies may be captured III traps, According
To the eutomoIoglsts of lie Unued States
Department OF Agriculture, Dut The cha
lacter OF the DaIL ana tie location ot the
traps ale important cUnsIdtl alluns ia
trapping the dltIeItht kiuus u flies.
talmers, Bunetlu l34 i, ~"flytrapa
and IheIr Operation, " by +. Z. Blshopp
, 1928-09-26

of the Bureau Of Entomology Of the de-
Dartment, gives directions Tor c0nstrQc'
ting a number of different kinds Ut traps,
the name general principle being USED IN
all these hytraps though they ,appear to
be different. The flies are attracted into
a cage through a passage, the entrance
of which IS large and the exit small.
Once lnsIQe there is little chance that the
flies Will find the way out.
Light IS an important factor IN the sue
cess or all flytraps because flies have a
tendency to go toward the light, ana they
Will usually enter d trap by Tying toward
the light aIler having been attracted De-
neatn ii ny the OdOr OF the balt or alter
entering d room Ia search oI IOO1.
lit il important 10 use a UaIL suitable Tor
the KIND oI flies 10 be caught For house
flies, d mixture oil cheap cane moIaSses
WIN thIee times as mucn water is one OF
the most effective and economical bats 10
use. bIoWfleS are more readily attracted
by animal matter. AlUuEd slaughter
houses, market, anu butcher shops where
bIOWlleS are troublesome, oucn Dalte as
mucous embraces which TOM The nm
lngs Ul lnIestlneS OF cattle OF hogs are
sultaUIe.
A cOpyuoI he buleun may be obtained
from Inc UultcQ States Department OI
Agriculture, Washington, y. C.-IUSke-
gee Messenger.
, 1928-09-26

came out of the gIades with scontirma-
ton of orders to bury as fast as possible.
KharkoI, Sep. 10Th. Eight hundred
and fifty thousand persons will be ted
through public funds during the com
ing, winter in the Ukraine, the grain crop
having fallen far bel0W the needs Of the
populatlon. Ordinarily the Ukraine Is
one of Russia's best granaries and IN
good years has wheat both to eat ana
export. The Moscow Government has
appropriated 400 million ruoles, the Uk-
ralnian Government 10 million rubles,
and socia. service organizations have be
gun a campaign TO raise an additional
8 million rubIes, TO provide nourlshment
this winter Tor the stricken population
Mexico City, Sep. Zlst. Ell universal
today quoted Miguel Ortego, Chairman OF
the Majority Group 10 the Senate, as say
ms thai Fl resident Gales. does not ueslre to
participate IN the cnOlce OF his successor.
He announced he WOulQ leave the whole
matter in the hands OF the Senate when
informed the Senate IaVUured the APP
pOlnlmenl OF EmlnO POrtes all, Secretary
OF the interior, as provisional president
Shanghai. Sep. Zlst.-A uvlces from
Mukden, Manchuria, today stated that
the remnant of the ohantung, chinese
tNorthernj army, have surrendered to
General Yang VI ing, Manchurlan Com
Mukden. Inc norlheruers surrendered
near Anshan. on me IientsIn-muuken
railway, after serious fighting in which
the Manchuuan wounded alone tOtailed
at least 5000
London, sept. zZnd,-A huge lana
shoe began on thursday night and con
unued throughout yesterday al q famous
beauty spot betw cen Ventner and Black
gang, Is,e Of WI4nt. A large strelcn
oil land, where a big TALL Oh cliff took
place ~ July, is moving seaWald. hun
dreds Oh tons oil debrIs have already
fallen nom the base VI ne cliff, blocking
the roadway, a report states that land
that Is moving eaWaId exceeds sixty
acres 10 extent. A pant OF tne WOODS
have been swept away anu hIiitCcks that
nave stOuu Tor centuries have pee" mo-
"a. Down 10 lie euge u the sea the
laud has been slasned with a deep assure
and The Ieyel VI the sea Deu Ter fifty
yards from the bach has been alteieu.
, 1928-09-26
Ocean Dominion Steamship
Corporation.
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bound to ST.. LhOmas, 81. CrOlX, Wind
ward aau LeeWaIu Islanus VIA sall rom
New York September zlln, accepting
freight ana passengers.