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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
Legion CONDUCTS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Bolton.KasiCa Post Observes
10th Birthday Anniversary
HOPES FOR rs MEMBERS
New Britain Man Sent to Jail For
80 Days-Many Attend Church
unprecedented Notices-Junior
Choir to Sing at Lcnten Service

In connection with the tenth an
niversary of the American Legion
the Bolton kasica post of kensing-
ton is having a membership drive
This week. The date set aside for
the anniversary is March l ) and 16.
These dates arc being observed by
each post in the country. The
the towns and cities during the dc
American Legion has been closely in
touch with the civic government of
cade since the World War. The post
has accepted for its work the care of
those who were more seriously at
fected by the war. as widows and Or
phans and disabled soldiers.
In Berlin the Bolton X asica post
las taken a very active part i'll the
fire question in the town and in the
present school debate. 1t has formed
Il scout troop in kensington which
meets each week at the Legion hall.
The post has completed plans for a
ball team for tho coming season. The
team is under the management of
james Corr. second vicc-commandcr
Of the kcnsington post
Commander Howard Buncc today
expressed satisfaction at the result
Of the present drive to increase the
membership Of the local post This
drive is in connection with the an
nlvcrsary program. The state depart :
mcnt Of the Legion has sent the
quota for the local post at IS men,
bers. This is about - more than the
quota set for the past year. There
arc at present IS members enrolled
in the post. with more than enough
members promised TO fill the quota.
Due TO the town meeting next Fri
cay the Legion will hold its regular
meeting on Saturday. March %.
There will be meeting of the coun-
y Legion association in New Britain
on Sunday. March "a. 20 which all
members of the post are invited.
Berlin Congregational Church
Rev. s. A. Fiske will be in charg.
o. the services al the Berlin Con
gregational church at 1915 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Sunday school
will follow the services in charge of
the superintendent. There will b."
special Len'cn services at O'Clock.
The junior and senior choirs viii
render special music at the service.
Young Peoples meeting will be at
& o'clock.
saint I'auI's Church
The regular masses will be cclc-
brated at the Sain Paul's church in
kensington at 500 and 1000 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Rev. j. G.
Brennan will De in charge. He will
be assisted by Rev. William d. Casey
OF Hartford. Sunday school viii
follow the 10 O'Clock mass.
Sacred Heart Church
There will be the regular 3
o'clock mass at the Sacred Heart
church tomorrow morning. a ses-
sion OF the Sunday school will fol-
low the mass.
Junior Choir Rehearsal
The Junior choir of the Berlin
Congregational church will hold a
rehearsal in the church rooms at
GAS O'Clock this evening. All
members are urged 10 attend tins
lieeting as the choir will sing al the
s-rvices sunday morning.
kensiDgton CO,sgrrgaii OnaI Ci,ur,'I,
The regular services will be held
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
VOTE TO BUY SITE
owner WON'T SELL
Sixth School District Voters Are
No Nearer Solution
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eys Name Committees - Fan
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eddy WOULD he unable to secure con-
domination aur hority because OF the
fact that ther" are Il number OF
other sites available in the district.
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10y the committee, one Was located
on The property Of Alexander Harp
-, which adjoins the Eedman site:
d second Was tie Lewis property sit
uatrd near the western boundary Of
III" district: and IA" third was the
H'itbrandi property on the north
SD" OF Pennington avenue. The
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swedish congregational

Sunday morning serN ice AT illv
Swedish COmgre gational church Will
be held al 1890 O'Clock. Sumo | %
suri. NJ. A.. Is. D.. japanese, Will
talk on the subject. prom Budd-
hsm to Christianity" Church school
at 1o.ia o'clock
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

Czocho Slovak industrial activity
IN iF-S surpassed the 1927 record
ana the total production exceeded
the pre-War level by 10 per cent.
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Whore played, High school. Score
at half 1Glt. 16-6, llajWille.
E,f,rDr Nixon
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Baptist Churrl,

Morning worship al 1915 o'clock
Sermon by the pastor. Rev. DIR. 4.
y. kcndrick, preceded by a junior
talk. The junior choir will sing.
"Comrad.s of the Cross" Bible class
a noon with classes for all ages.
The intermedi4te i. Y. =. /. will
meet at 6:i5 y. N. under the leader
ship of Edna Terrell. Union serv-
ices at the Methodist church at I
O'Clock. Rev. DR.. I<endrlck will be
tho speaker, using for his topic
The Home Senior b. Y. L, L, at
s O'clock
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
T.. Zion l'illirCI,

A. Perry, at II a. N. The theme
will be What Evil Hath He zone
Sunday school at 1880 p. m. The
V. G. T.. Union will meet at 6 p. M.
The pastor viii preach on tho sub
Jcct, why Did Judas Bctray His
Lord" at p. IN.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

Morning anthem: God So Loved the
Stainer: sermon theme: "Newness
of Life" Church school after the
morning service. Lenten vesper serv-
ice at 5 O'Clock. Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Cray will sing Beside Still Waters"
Hamblen. Frank Caruso. violinist
will play Londonderry Air" Ham
blen. Rev. J. X. Wilkerson will
speak on Moods of the Soul" Con-
gregational Young Peoples meeting
at p. m. in the parish house Miss
Jean ellis will lead the devotional
exercises. The discussion of DR.. Bur-
tons book will be continued.
The executive committee will meet
at the parsonage Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock
There will be a reading of the
missionary study book at Mrs. Nc
Clelland's. 70 Whiting street, We'd
nesday afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock
At the project supper Thursday
evening the tables will be numbered
and labeled as follows: Table /,
Plainville: table ?, Congregational
society tchildren's table,: table 3.
Plainville Public Health Nursing as
ISOLATION; table 4. Lincoln academy:
table ). kindergarten, Osaka. ia
pan; table 6, Boston Seamen's
Friend society; table :, State college
at Storrs.
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Church of Our Saviour

Services for Sunday. fifth in Lent:
10 a. NJ, church school in the par
ish house in charge Of Henry T.
Powers: 1910 a. m, junior church
service at which Rev, J.. l.. Frye
will tell story; II a. m, morning
prayer with sermon: $50 p. m. the
Young Peoples Fellowship will
meet. Miss Marion Davis will lead.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
SoutlIiiistOn fii"I,
Y" Also Victorious

Score at half time 1912, Plain
Vile. referee Nixon.
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Methodist Church

Morning Worship at 10 a. m Rev.
Arthur A. Ball pastor. will be the
preacher, having for his topic.
"Wholcheartedness." Sunday school
at I" noon. Epu orth league at 6
p. m, this will be A special scrl ice.
At p. m. the Baptist church viii
unite with the NJ. r. church in the
last OF a series of l.ont"n services.
Rev. a. -. kendrick, pastor of Rap
tist church, will be th" preacher.
The evening group of the Ladies'
Aid society will meet in the church
parlors on tn sday evening. Tie
organ committee Will meet the Va me
evening.
Prayer meeting on Thursday eve
ming.
On Sunday evening. March "A,
a chorus from tn" Torrington NJ. T.
church will present a musical pro
gram.
ON Sunday evening, March 81. n
pageant will he pr"scntc cd by III.
Sunday school Of tho local church.
PIain,ilic Team Wins
The Plainville High school basket
ball team closed its home season by
winning its fourth straight VIC
tory last evening in the local High
school gymnasium at the expense o.
Lewis High Of SouthinGton, &c TO
81. The game was hard fought
but the locals took the
lead at the beginning and Managed
to stay ahead at all times. The
score al half time was IA TO Il in
favor Of PlainNille
Wegner, lanky Plain>illo center.
ably helped by Gerkc and King. led
the winners on the offensive. Buell.
and Gauthier held he Lewis High
forwards to one basket The work
OF Smith featured the work of the
losers, the visiting center scoring II
points.
Inc summary:
Plain,ilIc High
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1. S. ". Y. Meeting

A meeting of G.. A. Hadsell camp.
'nit.d Spanish War Veterans, will
be held in Arcanum hall at O'Clock
Monday evening The setback tour
nament with A. G. Hammond camp
Of New Britain will be resumed at
that time
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

Morning worship at the Metho-
dist church will be held at 10:45
O'Clock with sermon by the pastor.
Rev. A. l.. Burgreen. The subject OF
his sermon will be King or IA Fool"
Sunday school at IL o'clock. The
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

The banquet is the outcome OF 4
two departments during the winter
and won for the second consecutive
year by the city fremen.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
REF. LEsT.IE 3. STEELE

The body OF Representative Leslie
j. Steele. OF the Fourth Georgia dis.
trict, will be sent to Atlanta this
AFTERNOON. to rest In . funeral
chapel until Saturday, when It will
be taken to his home IN Decatur
where funeral services VIII be con.
Quoted at 4 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
Representative Steele died yester.
day at Garfield Memorial Hospital
He was believed to be recovering
after an operation and blood trans
fusion, but he suffered relapse.
He was born at Decatur so years
ago, and was graduated from Emory
College and from the University Of
Georgia. He opened a law practice
n Decatur, became mayor. and later
went into the Georgia Legislature.
Coming to Washington, Repre-.
sentative Steele made his home at
334s Tennyson st. N. w. He IS
survived by his wife and eight chill.
drefl.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
DIR. CHARLES AUGUSTUS
HAWLEY

Services for DR.. Charles Augustus
Hawley, authority on orthodontia,
who died Monday at Garfield Hos.
pital, was conducted today at All
Souls Unitarian Church, with the
Rev. John Palmer, pastor Of the
washington Heights Presbyterian
Church officiating.
Honorary pallbearers will include
Drs. H. w, Gillett and j. Lowe
Young, OF New York, DIR. Harry
Kelsey Of Baltimore, and Drs. Or
lando Ducker, Warren Price, Clyde
Gearhardt, Fenton Bradford, and
Thomas l.. Rust, of Washington.
DR.. Hawley had lived here II
years. Although he practiced n
the District his fame as an ortho
dontist carried his name abroad
where he has been honored on many
occasions.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
COMDR. CHARLES THEODORE
JEWELL

Funeral services for Comdr.
Charles Theodore Jewell, u. 8. NJ,
retired, who died Monday at Emer-
gency Hospital were conducted
yesterday at Arlington Cemetery,
Comdr. Jewell, who rendered dis.
tinguished service in the Spanish-
American War and the World War,
died after an illness OF q month.
Honorary pallbearers included Gen
John 7. Myers, U. s. NJ; Rear
Admiral Luke McNamee; Rear
Admiral Yates Sterling, jr; Rear
Admiral John d. Beuret; Capt
Edward s. Kellogg, and Capt
Charles r. Macklin.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
MAJOR A. 3. J. LIeToN

Funeral services for Major AIsx-
ander E. J. Listoe, U. 8. A.. retired
who died Sunday at Colorado
Springs, Colo, VIII be conducted 4t
3 o'clock tomorrow morning ct St.
Thomas Episcopal Church. Intar-
ment win be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Major Listoe, who was thu goR of
the late Soren Listoe, Of the United
York. and q brother. Albert c.
graduate Of Georgetown UnfveFMly
and West Point. He Il survived
by his wife, Mrs. Blanche EdwnRds
LiStoe. his children. Betty, Alszs
ander. AMI Hannah, two sisters,
Grace II. Listoe, Of Washinaton,
and Mrs. 9. G. Pfnclney, 0g New
oYrk, and y ahrothers AIbeUt g.
Listoe, Of Oregon.
Major Listoe was born In Bed
ford Va.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
JOSEPH V. CONNOLLY

Funeral rites for Joseph ". Con-
molly, Assistant United States At
torney, who died Tuesday at George
town Hospital, win be conducted
Saturday at the home Of his mother
in Fall River, Mass.
Justice Jennings Bailey adjourned
the session of the Equity division Of
the District Supreme Court when he
learned of Mr.. ConnolIy's death,
which followed an operation for ap.
pendicitis. while the Grand Jury
adopted resolution expressing re-
gret and sympathy at the death Of
the 36-year-old attorney.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
MRS, ELINOR POTTER FOOTE

Funeral services for Mrs. EIinor
Potter Foote, who died Tuesday ct
her home; 352S Davenport St. N.
W., will be conducted at $40 o'clock
tomorrow morning at Bethlehem
Chapel, with Canon e. 8. Dunlap
officiating. Intefment win be an
Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Foote was the wife Of Lieilt.
Comdr. Ovid G. Foote, Of the United
States Navy, Medical Corps, AID
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Id
ward c. Potter, Of this city. Her
death followed an illness Of i've
days, and was caused by pneurnOMia
Mrs. Foote, who was educated 1n
Chicago, Paris and Italy, was
engaged In Red Cross work Ht
Norfolk, Va, during the World
War. She was 30 years old.
She IL survived by her hueband,
and two sons, Ovid G. Potter. jF.s
and Edward Potter.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
JOHN y. SKINNMR

The funeral services OF John L.
Skinner. who died Sunday at his
residence, 446 Ninth st. s. W.. will
be held tomorrow at / p. m. from
the st. Paul African Methodist
Episcopal Church. Eighth Street,
between d and ID Streets. Inter-
ment at Harmony Cemetery.
The deceased is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Mary Tolson Skinner,
two daughters, Mrs. Martha Butler
and Miss Mamie Skinner. and three
sons, Charles, Julian and Chauncey.
He was q member of Charles
Catcher Lodge. r. A. A. N.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
JAMES BLAINE LAW

Funeral services for James Elaine
Law. instructor ct the Washington
School Of Accountancy, were con.
Quoted today at Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Law died Tuesday at Garfield
Hospital. after q brief illness OF
scarlet fever. He was 80 years old.
He attended public school here, and
was graduated from the Wash.
ingtonf School Of Accountancy in
1873, and since has been asso-
ciated with the firm of William
Clabaugh and Company, certified
public accountants. He was 4
member of Congress Lodge No. 81,
F. A. A. NJ, the washington Board
Of Trade and the Ell Dorado Club.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
WILLIAM r. FRANCIS

The body Of William T. Francis,
United States Minister to Liberia,
who died at Monrovia, the capital
July Is. from yellow fever, will
arrive in New York city August
Is, 1t was learned today.
Funeral services are to be held in
st. Paul, Minn. Burial win be mad
at Nashville, Tenn.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
MRS. CELESTE ". CARPENTER

The funeral services Of Mrs. Ce-
leste Wyche Carpenter. who died
Sunday was held today from the
Jerusalem Baptist Church. Twenty
sixth and p SITS. n. W, the Rev.
Mr.. Dorsey officiating.
The deceased is survived By her
husband, William Carpenter OF 1888
Thirty.second st. N. W., and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wyche.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
DEATHa

Harriet N; chidssy. u years. lssY
!, Aaslaiso &, e J = Mortimer. 70 years $40:
Edwara 6. Gross 81 years. Homso-
Mt Pleasant ST. n. W. s' slis
George G. Dtetz. Sc years. Emsrgency
9 Thsodor. Jewell, 81 ysara Emsr.s
Richard jarvis. IS years. walter Reed
Msrgarst sadtisr. ii years siblsy
I:s Z. Nam; y years SIS Penn
Kathefine shirley. s. years Freed-f
Missouri Blackman. - years 1913
Matte =. :. waahinrton. 50 years
1897 Q 81. N. W.
John = = skinner. = ysars sa1 g
sh.s%s5 sSRs5d Ay.' T.sahSsh,w 4. v = s'as. stsl
william \, Lacey. IS years Gailih-s
katie Conner. . years s7ol Dix
Massls Dorsey Il years. Trssdlusn's
1srtS. Davis - years sot euclid
walter Kcslnssn. u years ills
csI.St. Y; 'csrp.ats.: as ysas. lsss
Hugh. French. 20 years. Frssdinsn's
TiSssi: Jenkins 20 yssrA. colunsip
e;i:ssass asse A. ssss;, e s.s'sls
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

morrow morning. Interueltr tlA be
In GIenwood CemetaBY
Mrs. knight. who was - years
old. was tho wife Of Alvin Knignf,
Washington patent attorney. They
had been married nearly . year. The
accident IN which Mrs. knight died
occurred near Frederick, Nd, while
she and another young woman were
en- route to Binghampton. n =. TO
attend a sorority meeting.
Besides her husband. Mrs. knight
IL survived by her father, James
Edes, ana q sister. Mrs. Wallaee
AlYes. A
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
MRS. JACQuELINE =. KNIGHT

Funeral services for Mrs. JacQue-
line Edes Knight, who died yester-
day in an automobile accident. win
be conducted at the funeral chapel
Of the John r. Wright Co.. 1887
Tenth st. n. W., at II o'clock to.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
BIRTHS

Joseph ,. ana Helen ". Metcalfs.
John W. End irene D. Harpine.. riri.
George ana Victoria Marta, girl.
girl. : -
JamsS o. ana Hthsl Nslssa, riri. I
Thomas y. and Mary &. Lyan, girl
Samuel ana Anna J0hWDoR, girl e
Howard and Margaret Behlpssee. koRs
Frederick M. and IVA a gheak bow
Lewis Z. and caceaI 4. Buclinehaxns
boy.
Louis y. ana Agnss II. sAoltag. 80.
Alexics D. ana Jassia III 4t0as ~
Clarence r. ana BerHice BftlsF. ~
Everett and Ruth Seek, boy.
David @. and Frances M. C1aN1g 49,
John c. and Emma G. Van WG6s115s
boy.
John n. ana 5osie ". ma -. Il
girl.
girl
William ana Marie Jstar. beV.
James and Virginia Eosl1 ~,
Theodore ana Lillian Dt6An, D
William and Elisabeth Ch@gaD. keR.
Bradford and Edmonia Yete4k 11h
Clyde ana Sarah Smith, glfL
Wallace A. and Anna ~. NcElna, -.
Leroy n. and Hattie ~, JohnpOA, B1Ss
James and Lauressel Green, hcys =
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
MARRIAGE LIffGER

Graham l.. Hill, So. aAd BlazaheaA %
Bucklsr. -. The Rev. q. g. Cdibetss
william G. Rs6moa. 81. ana eeaep A.
Skinner. 81. Judge n. y, Matt N
W. D Bayins. 2S. and 1FarslxE 8
Pitts, -. The Rev, q, 3. Big9A.
William Washingten, 81 ana peaGis.
Vines. 80. Tha Rev. W. A. Jones
Randall. -. The Rev. a. ,. HGFkln8.
tonn.
EFling II. GaIeI. II. ana Rass a.
Vogt, ~. The Rev. n. ]. G0unsal1.n
simmons. -. The Rev. v. O. Anders
son.
Milton b. swain, 81, ana Lunslia "
Taylor. 80. The Rev. II. y. Couneilee.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
OURlSMAN
CHEVROLET
OFFERS

REAL VALUE IN
STOCK REDUCING SALE
Chevrolet Coupes and Coaches,
excellent condition, guaranteed,
$4O0 to $3.50
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
Births, Deaths, Marriage
kEArMA

FOOTE-On Tuesday. July %, 1929, -
her Fesideuce, 1895 Davenport -. y. ~
ELEANOR POITEh r00TB, beloved wife
of Dr. Ovid 9. Foote. aged thirty-nine
years.
Tunefai services. 81 Rethlebein Chapel.
81. Adams Cathedral. on Trldag, July 20,
ti0nal Cenetefy.
JOHNsTON--On Wsdnssdag. July "a.
1929, At 1:30 p. M. at Garfield Hos
DitaI. ALICE STUART JOHNSTON, wife
Of the late Thurst6n D. Johnston.
Funeral services viii be held on Friday,
July 20, at the Fssldence Of her son. 4216
Thirty.nfnth ST. N. w. at l1:30 . m.
Internsnt at Rock Greek CemetsEy,
FLlIffIBIb
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros. CO., 1912 r st. N. w.
Artietic--Expreasiye- -lnexpengige
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE
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ABSOLUTELY
NO DOWN PAYMENT

When we say no down payment
and no finance charge we ARSO-
LUTELY mean it. There are no
strings or catches to this sale.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25
FREE

with every ear carrying our Good Will''
Emblem. New tools with every car.
The Washington times., 1929-07-25

OLfFlUls6 AND SIOR&KeA lO6
4 NICE STORE. 91eM sth Sc. s: E. now
occupied BY jeweIeP and WatchmRker.
S26 monthly. Apply 016 eth 81. s.. n. ,f
W. a. coonbe Colorado Bldg. Nat. 7za3.
STORE 9 two rms, suitable for EroceFy or
confectionery; Close 10 public school
$50 so mo- good bus. section. owner 1921
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-16

NOTE-Observaons at Barrow, Yukon, Panama and made at a. m. and p. m, time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-09-16
| WHO'S WHO AND WHERE

John Rustgard, attorney General of Alaska, left here Saturday night for Seward on an official business trip.
 Returning from short trip to the States, Mrs. Simon Hellenthal and son, John, came north on the Admiral Watson.
 Travelling men arriving on the Admiral Rogers include w. w. Batcheller, Sam Baker and John w. Jones.
 Round trip tourists on the Ad- nliral Rogers include MT. and Mrs. c. E. Eye. Mir Eye is general traffic manager of the Pacific Steamship Company in Seattle.
 Hugo Heidorn, oldtime Juneauite, took passage on the Admiral Rogers today for Sitka, for the Pioneers Home.
 Arthur Watkins and Ivan Camp bell, both connected with the War rack Construction company, are bound for Sitka on the Admiral Rogers.
 After spending several days in Juneau in the interest Of the Sitka Experimental Station at the Fair, |E. A. Eggersgluess is returning to his home in Sitka on the Admiral Rogers. -
 A Van Mavern, local merchandise broker, is making the Triangle Tour on the Admiral Rogers and will travel aboard the steamer as far south as Wrangell A. J. Ficken, local meat market proprietor, sailed for Sitka on the Admiral Rogers.
 Commissioner of Education Leo w. Brewer sailed from Juneau Sunday on the Northwestern on an inspection trip He will visit Skag- way, Haines, Chilkoot and Sitka.
 George A. Roundsefell and Ed win H. Dahlgren, who have been in Alaska since early in June doing field work for the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries in it's herring investiga- ton. left today for Seattle on the Northwestern.
 Mrs. O. E. Schombel took passage for Seattle on the Northwestern.