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Evening star., 1929-07-28
ILLEGAL TRAFFIC
ARRESTS DENIED
Mayor BIames Charges on
Disappointed 0ffiCeseek-
ers at Mount Rainier.
BY GEORGE PORTER.
stafI Correspondent Of The Star.

MOUNT RAINIER, Md, July 81
Positive denial of all the charges con-
tained in the report of E. Austin Baugh-
man, commissioner of motor vehicles.
in regard to the arrest of motorists in
Mount Rainier and counter-chargeS
that the whole matter is lot of news
paper talk" instigated by disappointed
Office seekers of the town were made by
Mayor John H. Beall and other town
officials today.
Denies Roadside Courts.
Chief of Police Eugene Plummer, who
was accused in the report of taking
roadside collateral, specifically denied
this charge. Although a provision of
the town ordinance permits such pro-
cedure, Plummer declared he himself
had not followed such a policy. In all
instances where other town bailiffs have
taken collateral on the street the money
has been turned in to the town treas
urer within 48 hours as required by
the ordinance. the police chief said.
The town officials take particular ex-
ception to the charge that they have
been conducting a speed trap, pointing
out that motor cycle was only pur-
chased after excessive speeding over the
endangered the lives of the citizens.
Inquiry as to Costs.
Town Clerk B. E. Sager declared that
First Sergt. Atkinson of the Maryland
State Police, one of those who have
investigated the matter, made no in
quiries as to the amount of costs
charged in the cases. but merely OBJ
tanned copy Of the town traffic ordi-
nances. For this reason the police and
councilmen of the town declare the mo-
tor vehicle commissioner is not in
formed of the facts in making his state
mentS concerning the cost charges and
other items covered in his report.
Mayor Beall declared Charles B. CAL
vert, one of those whose complaint to
the motor vehicle commissioner led to
the investigation, and another man, who
sought but failed to secure the appoint
ment as town corporation counsel, are
stirring up this trouble"
THE people Of this town know what
is being DONE and 95 per cent of them
are with the administration" the mayor
declared.
Councilman w. w. James accused the
newspapers of merely filling up their
columns" with a lot of "rumorS" with
out making any effort to learn the facts.
Evening star., 1929-07-28
M|SS|NGBOy'SBODy
FOUND IN POTOMAC
Remains Retrieved From
River Near Whitewater.
Search Lasted 3 Days.
Special Dispsteh to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July 27.-
Mystery shrouding the disappearance
Thursday Of 6-year-old George Harris,
son of Louis Harris of Ashland, ended
today when the boys body was found
floating in the Potomac River near
Widewa ter.
He was last seen alive when the lad
withdrew in a peevish mood from a
group of children playing in the water
at a church picnic.
Nearby woods we're combed and air
planes from Qnantico swept over the
river in search of him. The body was
found by B. A. TolSon. a fisherman.
Evening star., 1929-07-28
JURlST AND WIFE HURT.
Car Leaves Road and overturns
When Tire Blows Out.
cial Dispatch to The star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, July 27.-Judge
Thomas A. Jones of Asheville, N. c.,
and his wife we're painfully injured
this morning, when an automobile in
which they we're coming here from
Buffalo Springs left the road and turned
over as q tire burst.
George A. Lea, residing here. who
was driving was unhurt as was Mrs.
A. r.. Holderby, jr., another passenger.
The jurist was found to have severe
gasheS about the face, requiring future
Treatment, while his wife was reported
suffering severely from shock.
Evening star., 1929-07-28
Tri. Towns Directors Named.

wESTERNPORT. Md, July ~ (Spe..
niaU.-The Tri-TownS Chamber Of
Commerce, at its annual banquet, held
IN the auditorium of Bruce High School,
Westernport, elected the following di-
rectors for the ensuing year: Horace
r. Whitworth. Thomas w. Cooke, George
q. Dixon, John F. Rose, w. H. Fred
lock, C. H Lantz, DR.. c. E. Delinger,
Mayor Thomas D. Campbell OF Pied
mont. DR.. John E. Suter and former
Mayor John Barnard Of Westernport.
Piedmont, Westernport and Luke are
represented In the chamber.
Evening star., 1929-07-28
Lake Regatta Postponed.

OAKLAND, Md, July ~ (SpeciaD -
The Deep Creek Lake regatta, to have
been held at the lake. miles north
of Oakland, August 8. has been in
definitely postponed. The committee in
charge stated If the regatta could have
been held on August 23, all arrange
ments could have been completed, but
soon after this date was fixed 1t was
learned q similar carnival was to be
held at Marietta, Ohio, on that date.
The date Of August 16 confiicted with
August 9 as the only open date.
Evening star., 1929-07-28
EXPLODING CARTRIDGE
CAUSES BOYS DEATH
Stuart, Va, Lads Jugular Vein
Severed by Rock Broken
by Shell.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ley. 9-year -old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Stanley. Is dead at his home at
Meadows of Dan as the result of play
ing with a cartridge.
The boy found an unfired shell,
placed it on rock and hit 1t with
another rock. A fragment of stone
severed the boys iugular vein and he
bled to death before q doctor could
reach him.,
Evening star., 1929-07-28
MRS. KESSLER EXPIRES.
Deceased Was Summit Point Resi-
dent and Native of Norfolk.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SUMMIT POINT. w. Va, July 27.-
Mrs. Sarah Catherine Decormin Kess-
Ter. widow of Col. Thomas Voight Kess-
Ter, formerly of Baltimore, died early
this morning at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. H. Wagner, Summit Point.
She had been i'll some weeks.
Sc was d native of Norfolk, Va.
With Mrs. Wagner three other daugh-
taA and a son survive as follows: Mrs.
Sla.; Mrs. George H. McManus, wife of
Col. McManus, U. S. A., and William
Decormin Kessler. Montgomery, Ala.
Services will be held tomorrow at 1890
at Charles Town Baptist Church and
interment Tuesday at Pensacola. Fla.
Evening star., 1929-07-28
County Agent Named.

ROMNEY, w. Va, July 81 Especially.
Dennis I. Law Of Ritchie County has
been named county agricultural agent
for Hampshire and begun his duties
here. He was formerly manager OF an
S00-acre farm. including 800 acres Of
orchard. Hampshire County has exten-
Give orchard interests.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

decorated, psalms sung and rrcita- tons "iVon by the students. During the day the different teachers will hold parties in their own home rooms with tine students.
 To Sing Carols
 On Christmas eye the usual Ser lin custom of having groups of carol singers go from house 10 house will he carried out. The young peoples group as we'll as jh" older members of the cougrr 2ational church will take part in tn" festivities. For many years past inc homes on Berlin street have nn"n marked by candies in each window of the homo This custom marking back 10 the legend Of the Christ child finding raSicr entrance 10 th" homes by virtue Of the lights in th" windows, has been com mendcd by the many who have oc- caSion t0 go through Berlin on that cvenin%,
 NoH.crliood club Meets
 The Motherhood clGb Of inc Der i'm Congregational church met yrs- tcrdaN afternoon #t tn" home Of Mrs. Earl Brown of Wort hinyt on Ridge in i's monthly meeting. be spite the unpleasant weather the meeting was we'll 2tlcndcd.
 s.o-iii'S Meet Tonight
 The I.o-fli club of the Berlin con "r"EationaI church will meet this evening at the homo of Mrs. Dor othy Bancroft of Worthngton Ridge. Christmas entertainment will bc the feature Of thc evening
 East Berlin Items
 \ Christmas pageant will be pre- scented at s. GabrirIs Episcopal church tomorrow evening al 7:3o o'clock, The presentation will be dir"c;"d hr Miss Helen Stevens of Hartford. The ,,ublic is invited 10 attend.
 On S1mday evening Chrjstm"s pageant will be pr, r,arutrd at the Methodist chu;cb, the program 10 take the place of tL" usual evening "rfNIc". The 1dGr'nt entitled, "fOI- loving tn" Sjdr'' will be presented in full cos'umng and effects. s;pr- r.@l music will il" rendered.
 S'hooI win close tomorrow al %:3o o'clock for tn" Cnt;Htm"s vacation period. Sessions " II b" [, srImod ThuTaday, January ,. Special Christ mas programs will he rrndcicd to- morrow.
 There will be no whist party al Sacred Heart cGurch next Monday evening. il being C1 risJnus week.
 The library will hc open Frid"y afternoon and evening for the ex- ch"nG" of books.
 Th" rid-wccH meeting ot the Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:39 " clock in the church social rooms. A rehearsal Of Christmas music will follow.
 Th" Community club meeting ncyt week will hc omitted. owing 10 tn" meeting night failing on Christmas.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
ALLEGED R0RBERS;
 OUT UNDER BQND5
Cerro and Gelinni Charged Witb
 Two Separate Breaks
OLD MYSTERY CLEARED UP
Depot Lunch Break E>plaincd- Legion to Meet Toni@ht-i;as!>ct- = ball Season Opcain2 Tumorrow l.NCnin@-ltcr,;n NGtrs.

M~rli ryrro. IS. and Joseph GeIinni 19, both of Farmng1on avenue, arrested yesterday by OHi- cer Henry H"hr"r Of the state DO. lice on robbery charges. have been released under &90n bonds for ap- pcarancc in the Berlin town court next Thursday. GcIiuni is charged with being implicated in the Farm inSton aNcnuc garage break on Monday evening. when the garage Was broken into and tools and ac- r"sSories 10 the amount of $75 were taken.
 X burglary mystery Of long standing was cleared mp yesterday when Mario Crrro confessed 10 breaking into and rohbin% the Der lin Depot lunch five weeks ago. state police say. O1ic"r /rhrur n#4 been working in kensiugton for the past few days in an attempt 10 clear mp the robbcriyS during the past half year. Crrro is not being held for the break into the Farm ln%ton avenue garage.
 Further arrests are expected. for. II is thought by the state police that other youths were implicated in the Farmiu2ton avenue break and o;hrr smaller ones in rhe town turing the past few months.
 Tree Sale
 Continuing it's custom of rormo. years. Easica post Amcri- can Legion, has Christmas trees and Wroaths on sale in various parts of he town. On Saturday afternoon the Legion will be in Fast E"rlm to sell th" trc"s to rr.fdcnts or that district. In Kpnsington the trees ar" on sale at the Giana and Eonk"ty store aud will be sold either by the storrkocpcrs or bv one Of th" Legion members who is to be stationed thpr" all day to- morrow
 Legion to Meet Tonight
 Bolton kasica post, American Legion. will meet this evening in its rooms in in" town hall for it's weekly meeting. Refreshments will be served and business matters will be discussed II is thought that ar. engagements for a more thOrOu"h canvass Of the town for the s"llin" of ChristrHS trees will be discussed
 Home for Vacation
 Students away at various schools and colleges hay" begun 10 return lo their homes fer inc Christmas holidays.
 Miss Katherine Gold. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Russell Gold. has re- turned to her home on Worthinrton ridge.
 Samlrl l'islic. son of Rev. and Mrs. g. A, lfiskc of Berlin. has re- turned to his home on Worthington ridge.
 Other students will returning to their homes some time this week to stay until after New Years.
 Judgment is Reserved
 Judgment was reserved in the suit by Frank Rund of Berlin aeanst Peter RosSo. also ot Berlin. by Judge L.. P Waldo MnrNin of the superior court yesterday afternoon in HHt ford Itmd. in seeking daH5"."s testified that on July 1 he had gone
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
ACCIDENT NiCTI,l DE.An

I'aWtuohrt. k. l., prr. l9 UIp- Thomas r. McNutJy 5l. Of this city. died at Memorial Eoapnal last night several honrs after hrtny struck hy #h aHjonIobil" operated hy Frank NJ. Leach Of South ADtIoboro, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

| GoodeII Of 420 Rroad street, Forest 1 vile, was held al the Methodist 1 church this afterrC on at ? o'clock
 with Rev. Hubert b Jones officiat- | ing. Interment n Vest cemetery ! followed
 Mr. Goodeli's death resulted from an accident on NoFembcr 90. when car driven Dv P.ri W. Stocks of Willis street stru-% him and broke his back.
 Chickens slaughtered
 Eugene IIubbcH tf Pine street.
 East Bristol, reported a police l headquarters yesterday afternoon
 that a dog had entered his coop and had slaughtered 93 chickens some time during the previous night. Dog Warden Thomas l.. Ryan is invcs- 1 tjgatinr. VII Admitted to Court
 The will Of Annie C. Beach. one Of Bristols vct.Ian school teachers, who died recently. Was admitted to
 probate court yesterday. The will,
 written on OcloDcr IS. 1929. turns l over ercrythn~. intuding personal 1 property. 10 NJ .s J-1ia Carlson ot ! G6 summer stre l. with whom Mrs.
 H,"rh lived b",Dl- her i,dth. The 1 r>uct amount of the estate is not . known. Sew Departures at Home
 Thr Now Departure basketball
 tam wiIl ems -o the Atlas of New Haven. former >tI;r l"a@rie member
 and one time ,nJmpions, at the
 st2;" &"mory On saturday night at . 2 o'clock. \ preliminary contest ] between two <" the City league teams. the Bags and tho Tcrryville Maple Ends, sill pIecede the main attraction at < o'clccl. Christmas pcrty The evening school Christmas
 IarJy ro be uclJ ,l the South Side
 hool building tomorrow evening | Vill l." made Up almost exclusively 1 of hon" talent. The principal fea- turc will be folk songs in the native | tongues uy various foreign language groups. James Duprey of the ad-
 Nanced class Is ,u charge of this section or the program,
 The Italian croun will sing two number, led by P~aouulc C2ss' na I. nd accompanied uy Miss Jean Cis-. tui.3, Peter C2li@iu will also con- tribute E.loc,ioh2 on the conccrtina.
 The German GroUp has planned three songs winch will VIC sung un- accompanied and led ivy Heinrich HCchs,ad).
 PolandWiu he F. presented by Ed
 ward Komoro9hi. soa of one of the pupils. who WiII rlay selections on
 tho violin. "cecapaHicd by Vincent i.oy,r.
 The French group will contribute ltrve group numbers led by lsa- dorc BaroCr, Mss EDa Merlin wilt sing "I.1 Eeyo Eo2ae," while Mr.
 Barber rlll offer selections on the
 Hawaiian guitar.
 X novelty w!Il Dc introduced in
 thc form oi t"p dancing by pupils ct Jack I'-cs dancing academy.
 Miss Wmhrcd Simpscn will offer q.
 waltz clo'. while .ij.3 Hattie Carer md Hiss Eci1u kow4Is,i will fol-
 low with buc,, dancer. They will b. accompanied h- Mss A2ilda He
 bert Of the evening achool depart mcni.
 sT'he puty will start promptly at 7:l5 o'clock and will he followed by refreshments and dancing. -.
 Smaller Christmas parties will
 also be held by the 'orestville and 1 East Bristol schools in their own ! buildings this evening. the program l consisting principally of games. songs, interchanging of Christmas 2ifts, and refreshments.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
NLW "i.:;NE.N ELAN DEAD

Paris, Dee. 19 C7- Vladimir piN- on' son Of Walter Frank bison Of II"Ini'rId, \. j.. died yesterday Of appendicitis "; in" American hos ptt"I. lie Ua5 g2 years old. and had boon 0rNIWtnl mNOn.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Il:'.i POPULAR DtNCE

Under Auspices nE pt@iHNiilc Granm" 3t G9;iHGI U1tI.
 FRIDAY. DEC. 20 's0u''d ard S";3;;r;' Dances Snr.NHDS Orchestra ADNISSiGN 50 CENTS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

TD: BEST RISTLIS '>E HERALD CLASSIFIED nDS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

Associated Press Photo Helene Costello. daughter of Maurice Costello. will marry Lowell Sher- man screen actor, in the spring.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Funeral N"rIiCr-

Funeral services for Nalr Jr"r't rjo"ecr settler iu the Vest wood park district. who passed away Monday evening. were held ihis afternoon at o'clock at his late home, Rev. Lincoln r. Frye, rrctor Of the Church of Our :'aviour. ontcl- al"d. Burial Wa, in the West crmc- ttry.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

I'll" senior choir of the BaptI4! 'hHtrh will meet at lDe hom" of j. Wallace i"acn of 46 Linden street Iomorro" evening at 7;45 o'clock to practice Chrl,tmHs music This re- ne&rs1I Was postponed from Tues day "v"nng on account Of tn. storm All members of the choir nro IunMnslnl To Ln nrnsnnl.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Judgment Is Reserved

Judgment was reserved in the suit by Frank Rlnd of Berlin against Peter RosSo. also ct Berlin. by Judge l.. P Waldo MHrVn of the superior court yesterday afternoon in f'Hlt
 ford Rmd. in seeking dan5"""S. testified that on July 1 he had gone
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Plan S;.tinn .\ddIl.nn

A building permit was issued at the cIjcp of the superintendent of puN- lie works yesterday to tn" New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad company of Waterbury to erect an addition to the Forcstvillo passenger
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
S,llOOi> tO lO, C

The public schools of the town wiI clos" tcmorroW noon for the Christ mas holiday and will reopen ol ThHr%'i#y mornings January ,. ar rordjn@ 10 an announcement mad today by tht schooi authorities.
 L"r&I Men III At Eo;nc
 Horace <. James. West Man street dry goods merchant. is ill d Hi@ homo on Broad street.
 '|r"d' rick Fallen is confined u h,a hon" on West Main street Will illness.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
thiCl.cnS slaughtered

Eugene Itubbcii tf Pine street. East Bristol reported at police headquarters yesterday afternoon that d dog had rnt"r.I his coop and had slaughtered 23 chickens some time during the previous night Dog Warden Thomas l.. Ryan is invcs- lIgltinr
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
VII tt.inl,tyd to Court
NcM Dap-tt;lLrcs nt Home

Thr Now Departure basketball tam "iIl cns -o the Atlas of New Haven. former >tItr l"a%ue member and on" time ',1mpions, at the sta;" &"mory On saturday night at . o'clock. \ preliminary contest between two ,@ the City league teams the Ea& and the Tcrryville Maple Ends, sill pIecede the main
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

A report was received at police hr"Sq"l1"rs yesterday noon that 'E}'on's garage OH Church street "au been entered o6 the night be- 2r4 hE breaking rear window and releasing the catch on the lock. A S'laiI ahoun oi cash was taken from the register
 The @oIjc" are Investigating the th,N.
 it""rar service
 h' 'dn tal srrN''" or Alfred B
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Many Dogs in Town

A %Inr" at tFo records in n town clerks ouic" shows that f@inNiII" has it's share of dogs. So !"r this yror dog licenses have been ".'u"d 10 5i? residents. Many or 'Ie dog oNn"gs reside on the our. skirts of the town. The licenses ale
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

Th" .'o. ral Sv~y,," or Alfred B
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
NlOH.crliNNG NIuh N,nnis

The Motherhood cIGb Of inc Der i'm Congregational church met los- trrdaN afternoon ;t tn" home Of Mrs. Earl IiroWn of Worjhington Ridge in i's monthly meeting. be spite the unpleasant weather the
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

With four HU,' WOr%.TY days hr- fore Christmas, the pest office d". pJrtment is again urging early u%il ing of local ,arGs aGd r@rc' l.. r"chv~"a fer western aud southern states should bo given special ha5d- ing or special delivery s"r>.c .co %l this lat" date in order to insure de- livery by Cnwstm9s.
 Christmas cards ard letters toi
The Washington times., 1929-05-21

Just in time for the sum-
mer months ahead - over
1000 of the most desirable
garments at a phenomenal re-
duction from the usual prices
for such fine qualities.
The Washington times., 1929-05-21

svhat of best
quantity He sold them fraction Of what
a
be selection
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATES-Fifteen cents per line
 first insertion, 7H cents per line for subsequent insertion. Count six average words to a line. Minimum charge SO cents.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28

$1 100000 smile Whether he cot lthe million, that is for us to find out but he has that smile that makes people think ne is worth a million. This same man is no other than MT. Andy Deringer-t Andy as ne is known from the North Pole to the South Pole.
 "The genial, good looking Andy came to Valdez at the age of IS in the year 1903, and at that age en- gagged in freighting over the trail during the stampede, and, after the excitement was over, formed the
 Alaska Transfer Co.,, which name
 stands today as a symbol of this
 mans activity. He has always been
 active in any business enterprise, and is a great believer in the future of Alaska and especially Valdez. He has been elected to the council of Valdez several times and always has an eagle eye for the betterment of the town, and he keeps all the
 homes warm and comfy during the winter with coal. Of course some pessirnist will say, "Huhl $40 a ton" Well and good, but notice we all look for Andy to got the coal, and are glad he gets it.
 Andy Deringer was very yorng man when he married a yoWne lady Miss Fagg, also of Valdez and he is a very devoted husband, anu has raised family of three bows and two girls. His sister married Jiin Lathrop, otherwise knoWa as Capt. Lathrop and formerly marshal ot who afterwards tormCd tile Valdez Dock CO, with Jess Martin and Charles Creamer. Jess Martin held the position of general mana ger and bookkeeper. Andy Was Op- erating the transfer business up until the resignation of Jess Martin when the office was turned to our genial Andy, and he then ap- pointed Robert Kelsey as clerk
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28

and bookkeeper, and from that day
 until today Andy has conducted
 what everybody in Alaska knows as
 the Valdez Dock Co., and the
 steamboat office. With the able
 assistance of Commodore sam lKnudsen and Robert Kelley he has conducted that business to the credit of Valdez and everybody that knows our Andy Dersinger, knows
 that If he only had the millions in- lstead of the $1,0O0,0O0 smile. then something would happen to Valdez that would just put it in class with lany town in Alaska
 If Andy did not have the faith and the real Alaska spirit he would not spend all he makes for the bf Iterment of Valdez. I say now, just look at the chance he takes putting $30,0 GOO in Ia roadhOuSe, the Tonsina Lodge, on the Richardson Highway Ia modern up-tO-date hoStelry for the benefit of the tourists coming lover the road. Let us hope that
 Andy gets a million so he can keep the smile that everybody on the boats coming here knows him by. Andy will take a chance on anything fer the benefit of the town, and what Alaska needs is more myl like Andy, 100 percent Alaskan and Alaska spirit Andy has made good so far; let us hope that he will have success with his beautiful .TOnsina Ledge. And when this International Highway comes, then Andy's name wll be mention cd from one end of the road to the
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28

other I thing it IS the duty of every Alaskan citizen to stand by and back him up, and appreciate what he has done in the years gone BY in regard to Valdez, and let us hope that the present winter his Tonsina Lodge will be well patron ized by our Alaska visitors and that the name of Andy Deringer be broadcasted all over the states the man with the million dollar smile of Valdez
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28

NEW and rebuilt pianos for sale and rent. Anderson Music Shoppe Juneau.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28
ATHLETIC PROGRAM

School athletics-3:4o to 5 p. m Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
 Mems handball-5 to ' D. m Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Satu1da Mems indoor baseball 7.SC to 10 Ep- IT,, Mondays. Ladiea indoor basebalI-7:30 to 10 D. m Thursdays.
 Boys basketball-7 b 8.3D E. m. Tuesday, Wednesday,, and Fridays.
 Mems basketball -8:30 to 10 D. m Wednesday and Saturdays.
 Women's basketball 3O u 10 P. m. Tuesday and Fridays.
 SEWARD ATHLETIC CLUB
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28
SPYING AND WINTER

NEW YORK, Dec, 28, A'J-M Mrs Edith Black, 27-vear-old wife Of the county Supreme Justice Black, haR sued for divorce. The judge is N boy 61 years Of age. Grounds were not indicated.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28
WALL STREET CRASH

NEW YORK, Dec, 28, (P)-The ProvincetoWn playhouse will be.dis- continued for the lack of funds, di- rectors announced The Wall Street crash was given as the main reason for closing.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28
ANDY DERINGER OF VALDEZ GIVEN
 A GREAT B00ST
PIONEER OF CITY LAST SUMMER COMPLETED MAGNIFICENT
 LODGE AT TONSINA

(By special correspondent
 Who is who in Valdez, or really as it should be, in the limelight, is none other than the man with the
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-28

LOST-A valuable wrist watch and pocket book containing about $50, by Mrs. Erwin of Anchorage. Please return to the Gateway.