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Haenschen directs the Pamove hour ensemble through
presenting
Oliver the Revelers Internationally
listeners system
Wednesday night at $3.50 o'clock.
will featured sooist the
broadcasting o'clock Wednesday evening sing
"Ernani'
seductive of moonl Naples
will native Italian musicians the
through the NBC Wednesday
holster Radio hour be broadcast WlGAQ and stations
Columbia o'clock Wednesday night
will the orchestra under the direction of Ben Sen popular
program
injury his
terminated the composers concert the symphonic
Civic orchestra the Somberg Carlson
Wednesday night $3.50 o'clock.
the Cuts
Oena featuring Smber Music broadcast the NBC system
Wednesday night at 10 o'clock.
Presenting something
MaybeIe will Jerold
the
system
o'clock night radio
Phil Maher the production handled originator
of the Show Boat" radio series.
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Fishing the Air

Happy the Mendessohn Glee Club
artists
the NBC Wednesday night at 1880
o'clock
program o be WFBM the Columbia
Memberships "Ruy
"LApprenti SOrcie" selections from
the melodies the Pas"
Geg selection will orchestra under the direction
broadcast through the NBC
system Wednesday at o'clock.
Casnei
orchestra direction of Vagnoni will be
broadcast Ell Tango Romanco the NBC system Wednesday
night a So'coc
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if it were not customary to force a
member to sit down when called to
order three times.
Il don't mind being rebuked by
you, Mr.. Chairman" Lady Aston re-
torted, but when I am rebuked by
a man who has been carried out feet
foremost. do object"
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MRS. McNJOU DENIES
DESERVING ADOLPH
Sails for New York While Movie
Star Goes to Monte Carlo.

BV United Press
PARIS, Dec. 11.-Kathryn Carver
left Paris en- route to New York to-
day, leaving behind her husband.
Adolph Menjou, motion picture
actor. Miss Carver denied that either
she or her husband was contemplate
ing divorce proceedings.
Menjou, only recently released
from the American hospital where
he underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis, accompanied his wife to
the train and stated that he was 20
ing to Monte Carlo Monday to re-
Cuperate from his operation.
Miss Carver will be passenger on
the White Star liner Olympic. w.
L. CYoung) Stribling, American
heavyweight boxer, and Mrs Strib-
ling, also will be passengers aboard
the Olympic.
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DISTANT STATIONS
WEDNESDAY

- p. NJ
Columbia Opera concert to WABC WFBM.
WGY, 790', Schenectady-G. E. concert
MIC System-Mobiloil concert orchestra:
vocal to WEAF WV. WSAI. WTAM.
WGN l720l Chicago-Floorwalker.,
NBC .Systemw-Yeast Foamsrs comedy duo
WIS 800 Chicago Book Shop; Angelus.
WRVA Gll0l Richmond-News leader
-7:15 p. M
WENR 800. Chicago Farmer Rusk.
WSM 1901. Acknowledgement orchestra;
$40 r. M
cQ,qm BJ, ,, Ear,, Fathom TraTlers to
wCCo $40. Minneapolis-st. Paul-Cour-
wDAT Go. Kansas -Courtesy pro
NBc system Wonder Bakers: Mendelssohn
Glee Club orchestra to WEAF. vito.
wGT roo, Chicago Entertainers.
NBC S. ten Sylyania Foreeters quartet
to WIZ KDKA. WLW. KYW, WJR
WTAM 1000, "Reminiscences pro-
XIV 1920 Chicago Courtesy program.
Columbia McFadden hour to WABC
wBBM no Chicago Sketch. music.
WDAF ,6i0l Kansss City Katz Boys.
NBC Syatcm- Ha'scT Stuart hour TO
W. WIN h>0D VIZ "
NBc s1stem@El Tango Romantico to
wjR '75o, Detroit Rainbow Man.
WIS 870l Chicago Roundup.
-s.soP NJ
Kvw 1o2o cbicago- Rrunsvic,- Rro,.,ties
co l1.m "a I IL Palma Smoker to WABc.
EPG ss e F Psmo Wr2 2on3 Wcv orc WsM
wv wv WsAI. W !Is;;, K So voc. WOW.
N 1,l3 systgm-BgcS and Wing to VIZ.
. p. NJ
KKa g85 PTt9ifaG9bofRa5f5s program
O9I o TJ6Tv6 9our' dance orchestra
WBBag i?70, C6icS5a.-- fla.,oArt- orchestra
WENI2 AK ob u.
WIZ t750i DefroitE Cotton Pickers; enter
tainors
N8C system -Neapolitan Nights to WIZ.
WPG lloOl Atlantic City-Besch ComberS.
500 p. M
Columbia Russian music n wARc
W R 9I3 i'm, chioooo ronoo o.o,,o..-o.
EVP 9DEi si0 ;SncT UiiTntS!IaS:
Gam 'oAO'' iN'ii'"' wy i'e'i'0io' VI
MAJ Sve+er, E,ord c.;bbo,e +o yUEAr
VITO. WV.
WGY l75Ol Schenectady-G E. program.
NBC SYSJem-StrOmberg- Carlson to WIZ,
kDKA. XIV: WHAS.
chestra.
,---, non
Columbia |ShoWboat drama 10 To- WABC.
WCCO WOWO
WENR ,s7o, Chicago Smith family
"G gnng ,1ZO, Ft Cnlcaso-Iomorro" 5 tribune
NV Ww IyST Xsb 10 ~ ear s " no
"G chest rs sSo'' 0cnenec'@SY-- t" HS'N OF
VIII ,7so, Do+roi, nov-e. t1oIyt orcbes-
VIA ia ''0O'' DetFoi'-Ne"S' HOLS' 0reneS-
NF KDK3 3yS'e'~0iuin'7F nOu' 10 "'A'
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wPVA 11lo Observation-Disclosures or
~ n,,- - "a iiio'' i'to4''i'0''0 y"
wSN5 I65o, Nashville Warner program.
WTAM SfOiOi CleveIand-Dance music.
WMAQ t670l Chicago Entertainers; con-
cert oFchcsra.
NO"
M MY .iUSU'' a.; LoG ~ AN ~ XYW
WME0 KVOO.
WJR 1850. Detroit-Dance muse; oFgssy4I'
Mp 5Se,1t % WV "5S3tf,' "
wGN o72Ql, chicago Goldkette's orches-
ira: niehthawks.
WSM $500. Nashville-Dance orchestra.
-IO.45 p. M
z-vyv no9o, r,bicago--Dance music
nmppWp o6O, ~ WoTtb STAR orchestra
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Daylight Hits
WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS Power and Light COMPANY
THURSDAY

7:00-Pep Unlimited Club.
9:o0-Drsmatic and literary interpreta-
ton. Arthur Beriaun.
i0.00-Aunt Sammy hour.
IL 90 Columbia MONDAY Club (CBSl.
HIS to l2-Silent.
IL Noon-Columbia Farm Community Net
work tCBSl.
P NJ.
I .00-Farm TOPICS
l.l5-PatternS in prints fCBSl.
zoo Columbia ensemble CHS
2:30-For YOUR information tCBSi
3:00-Thc AztecS lCRSl.
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DISTANT STATIONS
THURSDAY

4. N.
9:0O-NBC System tWJZ -Maphstters to
KWK. KDKA. WIZ. WREN.
9:45-N3C System tWEAFl - Betty
Croker
10. l5-NBC System (WEAFl Household in
Stitute.
1O:45-Columbis Network-Noon Day Club.
p NJ.
i2:OO-NBC System Central Farm and
home hour.
Columbia Network Farm program.
800 NBC System lWJZl-U. S. Army
band TO WRC. WLW. WJR.
3:30--NBC System fWEAFt Id Favette
C0,loce Cleo ClUb.
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BRITISH SOLDIER DIES
Native of California Served With
Distinction During World War.

EW JN7ICd PfCSS
BATH, England, Dec, 11.-Major-
General Joseph Howard Poett, H.,
died here late Tuesday. He was a
native of California, and served with
distinction in the British army dur
ing the World war, being mentioned
five times in dispatches. "
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PMICE ROUNDUP
FAILS TO CURB
BANDITRY WAVE
Cab Drivers Are Robbed by
Passengers; One Beaten
About Head.

DGopAgS pOA4NE AOuAuup VI QUO
picious characters, especially di-
rected at gun toters, bandits con-
tinued to plague the city last night
and today.
A taXicab bandit, who sometimes
operates alone and who sometimes
has partner, held up three cab
drivers early today, beating one
driver severely with a gun butt.
Two burglars, surprised in the
Herman Kelso 5icycle shop at 548
Virginia avenue, fed before a hail
Of bullets fired by Kelson and one
is believed to have been wounded.
Slugged and Robbed
Paul Dunbar, 81, of 300 North
Lynn street; driver Of a Red cab,
was beaten by two bandits and
robbed of SIS and his cab at mid
night. He was engaged to drive
the men to 1850 Sunset avenue,
where they attacked him and beat
him with a gun butt.
Description of one of the two
bandits given by Dunbar CORE
spends to that of a bandit who held
up Andrew c. Jackson, %, of 400
West South street. cab driver, and
who escaped with 81 and $55 wrist
watch. The bandit engaged Jack
sons cab on the Circle and was
driven to Twenty street and
Hillside avenue, where he robbed
Jackson at the muzzle of a gun. The
bandit took JackSons cab.
Get Away in Car
Frank Judd, 81, OF 4O7 East Ohio
street, was the third cab driver hold
up victim. He drove two men to
haywood, where they took $3.50 and
escaped in another automobile
parked near by.
Mrs. Francis Schecki, lunch wagon
proprietor at SAG East Washington
street. was held up and robbed OF
$l190 Tuesday night. The bandit
laid down his cap to contain the
small change she gave him from the
cash register.
Clothing and jeWelry valued at
S240 we're stolen from the apart
ment of Ralph Williams, apartment
318. Gotten apartments, Tenth
street and College avenue. Tuesday
night.
The J K. Barnhill gorcery at 275
South Temple avenue was looted Of
500 worth of foodstuffs by burglars
Police had no cleWS to a sneak
thief who took almost $500 in cash
from guests of a downtown hotel
Monday night. The losses were: H.
p. TAYLOR, P''-'>1rcN. S2l1 and a
watch; James F. Hines. New Haven.
Conn, $50 r. H Erstine, Meriden,
Conn. SEQ and O. d. Secrets. Dun
kirk, $65. The sneak thief entered
rooms where doors were not locked.
Officers Menaced
Detective Clifford Becker. with
Detective Barnaby, pursued two
men believed 10 be automobile
thieves Tuesday. when one of the
two menaccd the officers with a
gun. The detectives investigated an
automobile standing In the 600 block
on BlacEfOrd street.
The driver attempted to run down
the officers while another man,
emerging from Il house, menaced
the officers with a gun.
Both men fled when Detective
Becker opened fire, one escaping in
the automobile.
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Radio Dial 7eiSteYS

900 organ program.
9:l5-Seving circle.
9:30-LiYe stock reports.
$40 omens activities.
9,45-W Woodwork program iHBCl.
1000 Forecast cooking school 'NBCi.
I0.30-W Weather. river and market reports.
f0.55-Time signals
li.00-Organ concert
Ii:30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
ll.50-Jiye stock reports.
l2:00-National farm and home hour
iNBCt.
12.45-TC wn and country.
/ .00-SchoOl Of the Air.
-Sheila-A IA do serial.
2.l0-Matinee PLAYERS.
2.s5-Womau S Re- do Club.
3:00-Croslev singers.
3:30-Pat Gillick. organist.
3.45-Harmony duo.
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LADY Aston SCORES
WITH SINGING BARB
Demonstrates Quick Wit in Debate
in House of Commons.

in House of Commons.
LONDON, Dec. l1,-Lady AStor
has met and repulsed another chal-
lenge to her reputation for quick
wit and quicker tongue in the house
of commons.
Speaking in the debate on the un-
employment insurance bill Tuesday,
Lady Aston several times was called
to order by the chairman for ir-
releYance. The chairman was max
ing a final plea for the lady men,
Der to stick to the point" when
George Buchanan. LabOrite. asked
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
WEDNE SDAY


PM
400 National Woman's program tNBCl
4:l5-Mansfield Meanderings.
420-Live stock report.
4:40-Musicale.
4:50-Luckv Sambo.
5:00-Henrv Theis orchestra from the Ho-
tel Sinton.
5:30-Benrus time announcement.
Cliff Burns orchestra.
6:00-UniverSity of Cincinnati education
al series.
6:l5-Tony'S scrap book
6:30-Maytag radioette.
700 Northwestern Yeast tNBC).
7:3e-Sylyania ForeSterS tNBCl.
S:00-Studebaker Champions.
6:30-Aladdin FiddlerS.
9:00-KiugtaSte Night Club.
9:S0-BrunSwick program.
10:00-BerruS time announcement.
10 :00-TWo-on-the -AiSle.
1l:00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
l1:S0-Howard Melaney. the singing fire.
man.
12i00-HenrN Theis orchestra.
1880 BenruS timed announcement-Sign
off
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Ten Injured i'll DeraiIment

BU iHitcd Press
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 11.-Ten
persons were injured seriously and
seven other bruised when the inter
national train from Bolivia was de-
rallied near Tupiza Bolivia
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DISCOVER GOLD HOARD

Expedition Comes Across Vast Fields
in Yakutak Region of Siberia.
BU nitcd Press
LONDON. Dec. 11.-An eXpedi-
ton headed by Professor Obrucheff
has discovered vast gold fields be-
tween the Indigirka and Kolima
rivers in the Yakutsk region of ST.
IBERIA, a Daily News dispatch from
Moscow today said. The gold de-
posts were said to. extend over an
area $50 miles long and $50 miles
wide.
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
Power and Light Compsuv'

M
5 00-Wheeler city mission program.
5:30-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Cana
dams tCBSI
800 Commodore ensemble iCBSl.
G.i5-Santa Claus.
6 .30-Prest-O-Llte battery program.
7.00-Grand Opera concert tCBSl
7.30-Forty- Fathomh Traw!ers CHS.
800-IndDls Retail Merchants program.
330-Household entertainers.
o45-World book man.
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9 90 Edison Jubilee singers.
9:15-Indiana Ballroom dance music.
9.30-Iu A Russian Village tCBSi:
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J. .0i-The Columni@.
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
6:30-NBC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Salute
7:00-NBC (WEAF)-Erno Mobiol concert.
Colmbia-Grand
Mendessohn Clee
WOR, Newark-Russian Symphonic choir
8:O0-Columba-Red Seal hor-"North Woods" drama
8:30-WRVA, Richmond Corn Cob Pipe Club
NBC CWEAFD-Palmolive hour"The Revelers"
-Columba-Kolster hour-"Rio Rita" melodies.
9:3O-NBC (WJzl-RocheSter Civic orchestra.
Simmons Show The Senator's
Daughter"
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WKBF (1400) indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS Broadcasung. Incl
MtEnN.ISn
WEDNESDAY

p. NJ.
4.l5-Toyland comes to life.
4.45-News flashes.
5.l5-Santa Claus.
7.OO-Kav Jewelry Rhythm Kings.
7.3O-Kruse Harmony Trio,
3.O0-CrcScent Little symphony.
viking Music Company.
-Faenualc MontaHi
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Apartments for Rent

"A k$d~A bHNAEhAP Va
KRIEGER
One and Groom apis, newly deco
See See custodian or call Ii. 5391.
H H. WOODSMALL & co.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let US help you find an apartment
We take you in our car. NO obilga-
ton. of course. Ri. 1871.
AMBASSADOR
81. APARTMENT HOTEL
Beautiful ultra modern, furnished
or unfurnished; $60.50 and up. Daily
or monthly rates. Hotel service.
phone Ri. 1871 or call at building.
$50 NJ. Penn. -
5-ROOM LOWER APT.-Fine condi-
ton: near St Clair good location;
$3.50. Ii. 1878.
Houses for Rent
ASTOR- 1438-Near W. Wash. car; re-
decorated electricity. gar; s12 Be.
BLAKE. 331-7 rms, 1-story single;
city water. gas. lights; ST. n. GAL.
BOsAPT N. 39-Attractive. 7-rm. sin
gle: fireplace; double gar; sou Wa
BRADLEY, N. 442-Cozv Arm. double;
$50; water paid. Oh. 2197-R.
BRTGHTWOOD-At 6-rm. mod
ern hardwood floors, garage. Only
$40. IT. 1887.
BYRAM I'VE. 1850 rms. semi-mod..
SIS. Call Wa. 1858.
CARROLLTON. 4008-Attractive mod.
ern 3-bedroom home fireplace in de
sirable neighborhood: garage; only
$50. Bv appt. Hu. 1856
CONGRESS 752-New. Arm. mod bun
galow. double gar; $36. Ri. 4749.
CBPROTTTON. 534I-Attractive 5-rm.
mod. home. garage. RI. 1887 Hu. 2O82:
COLLEGE. 1915 rms. redco.. hdWds;.
new Holland fur. water. gar: 2.5O.
EASTERN, 521-Attractive 7-rm. single.
hrdwood floor down. .linoieum: double
garage; water pd. st. Phillips CHI;
SIS Oh 6O6l-W
FULTON 3f9-Cozv rms. mod. ex-
rept furnace. easily heated, S25. Ii
9156.
FFRVEY. iO4l-5-room modern single.
INQUIRE 534 Iowa St
HIGHLAND N. 442-6-room. mod.
new furnace. garage. $50. DR.. 4605.
HEALING, N. 41O-Attractive rms,
bungalow double. complete, bath;
Heatrola; gar: $3.50. Call Miss
Wiedke. Ri. 95i2 or Mrs. Elsner. IT.
REDWOOD 3614-Cozy arm. bung-
allow double; gar; water po.; $40.
HUI. 6682. "
IPVTNGTON-Owner beau. attractive
nome; 2 families; reduced SO. Ri.
$50. Dr.. 7075. -
Ia SALE. s. 65-4-rm. double; mod
ern. exceDt furnace; gar DR.. 0776.
LCETTE, 6z4-370O west. near Michi-
gan car: 5 rms. clean. furn.. gas.
electricity. shades. cistern, well. gar,
s23. He. 2492.
LEE ST. I450-Double. rms. clean;
gas. cleo. garage: good condition; sl8.
MINNESOTA. E., 733-Dandy 5-rm.
double: improved St: excellent loca-
ton Al: inside toilet; water paid;
S22 DR.. 3472.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2i15-4-Dedroom
mod home: double gar. Hu. 2947.
NOWLAND. 2246-Attrac 6-rm. strictly
mod double; gar; Al cond.: only SIS.
OHIO. W. I925-Double: rms: gas.
cleo. inside toilet. water paid sl8.
OLNEY. n. 2846-New arm. modern.
closets. laundry. reasonable. Ri. 4749.
OXFORD. 17l4-5-rm. mod. bungalow;
$50; Brookside car ii. 1927. Wa. 1890.
PALMER. e. i544-5-rm house. water
pd.. gas. cleo. in1pr. St. SIG. Hu. 43e3.
PARKVIEw. I7-Near willard park
7-rm. double house: good furnace:
garage: $40. viii allow half month
rent for moving expense. Oh 1901.
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Rooms for Rent
BEILEFoNTAINE.- 936-Nice clean
1rm,; well heated; near bath. Ii. 1858.
BROADWAY, 1s21I-;Large, warm front
rm.: private family, 81. Ii. 1889.
CAPITOL. N. 827-sleeping rms. heat
guar: every mod. conven.; girls pfd.
CENTRAL AvE.-Pleasant clean well
heated nm, reasonable. wa. 2122.
CENTRAL. 2936-Clean. modern. we'll
heated rms. near bath. Ha. 1891.
81 CENTRAL cAR--will share mod home
north with couple He. ABB.
COLLEGE & 2oTE-warm. worry desir-
ahle r,n.. adjoining bath. Ia. 2281.
COLLEGE. 1114-Warm rm. plenty hot
water. meals opt, good car. Ri. 1921.
DENISON HOTEL
Pennsylyalnia and Ohio: Now IS
warm room for winter. Complete
hotel service Rates surprisingly 10y:
SIS wk.: 2-TcoN suites: parOr bed
room bath: for A persons. as low as
SIS no. Let rs show YOU.
FAST. 728 N. FREDOHENIA APT. a
Modern rms. hot water. u. 9627.
EAST. N, 85O-Real clean mod rms,
suitable for or 4: privileges.
HAMILTON. 645-Mod rm.. clean.
comfortable: private home; 81; gar.
optional. Oh. 2665-W.
HARBOUR HoTEL-617la N. Illinois;
pIep sent warm rms. modern con-
veniences. a. A good place to make
YOUR n7m& Yer, req ronable rates.
ILLINOIS. N. 1922 nicely furnished,
COM octlng S'eeping rooms, ina door
ard twin heds suitable or 4 people.
LA sALLE. S.. 5O--Frort. nicely fur
nisNrd- room for O. Reasonable.
MERIDIAN. n. 2255-Large front rm.;
1neols and garage optional Ha. 1883:
MER.. N. Attractive front room,
re"r bath: home priv. Ia. 1927.
MINI. E. 326-Nice. clean rm.: garage
if desired; reasonable. DR.. 5518.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2345-Nicelv furn.
large rm.. stea,n heat. Ia. 3827-W.
NEW JERSEY. N, 418-S'eep. rm.. SO;
als0 housekeeping rrl.. So; steam heat.
NEW JERSEY. N. 21O4-Large rm..
steam heat. hot water, gentleman.
OHIO HOTEL, 1857 z. Onio-Clean
PARK. 2836-Niceiy furn. well heated
rr'. private home Ha. 0l37-R.
PENN N, 2O2O-Lovelv front, well
PENN. N. l8S4-Lovely rm.. private
farilv. elnployed ledy; references:
PRATT. E.. 222-Apt. !; clean, warm
team heated rm.. hot water. Rees.
RURAL 434 N-Large. modern rm.,
furn for housekeeping or sleeping.
800 E. VERMONT
Nice c'ean. warm rooms plenty hot
watsr: reasonable rates. Ri. 0575.
WALNUT. e. 412-Attra ctive rooms.
nod hot water. home privileges.
T7NTH. z. 226-Nce clean. warm.
slaenine nm: rrod. home: reasonable
18TH. F.. 405-Pleasant rm.. city heat.
hon'e priv: l or gentlemen. II. 1904
Path. z. f60-CheerfuI front nm: good
'eat: gentleman preferred. He 1914.
$50 W. lIi-Good heat; gentleman
preferred. Ha. 270l-M.
18th. E., AI-Newlv furnished rm.;
twin beds; private home; Central car
DOWNTOWN Modertn apt; furnished
room Ri 8216.
THE MAYFIELD.
Desirable city heated clean. IN
vestigate 1921 w Ohio or cor. Cap.
and Ohio.
WARM RM.-Meals opt: private home;
l or enpl.; c. S. pref. II. 0126-R.
ROOM in modern home: 7. Morris St,
gentlemen only. DR.: $3.50.
For CO1
The Ii
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
PH|LANTHROP|sTS AID
 SMALL HOME BUILDERS

CHICAGO, March IS, P)-Chi- oago apartment dwellers desirous of building homes of their own aow may obtain 85 percent of the money needed with the cost of financing less than five percent.
 A coterle of plilanthropists, acting incognito, has provided funds to aid in the construction of thousands of homes costing not rore than S7,50O apiece A mort oage house has been named to niace the loans on plan whereby he ncsne builder need make no payment for the first five years.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
BIG ZINC PLANT ,. IN COEUR J 'ALENE
 SPEEDS UP OUTPUT

SPOKANE Wash, March IS, H) The output of the mines, mills, ,melter and refinery of the Bunk CT Hill & Sullivan Mining & Con- centrating Co.,, at Kellogg, Idaho, is being well maintained, accord ng to Stanley A. Easton, vice president and general manager. at the Davenport hotel recently.
 The production of virtually pure zinc has reached 45 to 50 tons daily in the electrolytic plant of the Sullivan Mining Co.,, and in a few weeks it is expected to reach 90 tons-about it's maximum with it's present equipment, he said. The .esuits obtained from the plant are about as expected and the ouriety of the metal has resulted m it's being we'll received by the tradc.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
STILL IN SEATTLE

Capt. Heinie Berger, of the M. S. Discoverer which was scheduled to have sailed from this port for Iliamna bay on March 10, is re- ported to have been still under ging repairs and improvements in Seattle 10 days ago. It was under stood prior to Berger's departure north from Seattle that he was to wire the Gateway. It is expected he will be leaving with his vessel any day from this time on.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
WOODEN TEETH IN SKULL
 ARE PUZZLE FOR MUSEUM

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 15, E9-E curious Indian skull has been placed on exhibition in the Museum of National History here which contains three wooden pegs places where the natural teeth are n:!esing.
 Int pegs are in the lower jaw and in the front in a conspicuous position The fact they are carved % duplicate real teeth raised a quest 'on whether Indians who once lived in Florida were skilled sufficiently in dentistry to make false teeth of hardwood.
 The skull and some additional Inones were disinterred by Law renee I. Slkes of Springfield in thl Everglades.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
MOSSMAN IN CAST

Clarence Mossman, former dep nty marshal at Anchorage, Sus-- tained a fall recently, reports the Valdez News Miner, and dislo- cated his spinal column with the result that he will be compelled to remain in a cast for several months. It was not said where < the accident occurred.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
NOTED SISTED DIES

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March IS, Mrs. Katherine Wright Haskell, wife oi Henry J. Haskell, editor of the Kansas City Star, and a sister of the famous Wright brothers, in rentors of the airplane, died at ner home here of pneumonia.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
BRICKS WERE HURLED

CALCUTTA, March Is, {P)- Maha;na Ghandi, the religious leader of most of India was arrest
 ed after crowds had hurled bricks at him and had burned piles Of imported goods as he was expous- ing boycott of all foreign goods
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16

SHEAFFERS LIFETIME FHDN- TAIN PENS AND PENCILS AND SHEAFFERS SKRTP THE SUC- LESSOR TO INK. SchalIerer's AL aska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16

Mike Beegler, pioneer mining man of the Fairbanks district, is an arrival today from Seattle on the Steamer Yukon. Mrs. Beegler is accompanying her well known husband
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16

Charles A. Sheldon, Seward post master who has been outside for the past few weeks visiting his mother, returns today on the s. s. Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
MAINE COUNTY MAY BE
 BIRD HUNTERS MECCA

BATH, Me, March Is, tP-A mecca for pheasant hunters is be- ing planned here. Pheasants re- leased last fall and additional birds to be released this spring are ex- pected to revert entirely to wild life so that Sagadahok county will become hunters paradise.
 As yet, the pheasants remain domesticated to the extent that they return occasionally to the farm yard from which they were released and consort with the hens at feeding time.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
A WEEKLY INSPECTION

\ weekly inspection of shoes IS :, good habit.
 Keeping the heels and soles lev- el helps one to continue their good health.
 The Seward Leather Works is equipped to keep them in repair.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16

On Monday night the Seward city council meets in regular ses- sion.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16

Brunswick Monographs and Re cords. SCIIALLERER'S ALAshA SHOP.