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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11

Ruth Elder says that since she is Mrs. Walter
Camp Jr she wants US all to forget there was
a Ruth Elder. Well we've forgotten Marie Antoinette,
Queen Elizabeth Anna Held and few others and
maybe it's just possible we can forget Ruth Elder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11

Mr. Ford continues to expand his plants in Europe,
but probably in the expectation that those countries
over there will go dry some day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11

An electrical appliance that inspects beans auto
matically and losses aside those that are imperfect
has been perfected. Just the thing to help out the
congressional credentials committees
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11
1T SEEMS TO ME By H BRorS

That's different. When it becomes
engrossing, the participant does not
stop to think whether it's hard or
easy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11

What is the meaning of Hades?
Hades is named in the New Testa-
ment for the abode Of all the de-
parted, being the Greek equivalent
of the Hebrew term "shoel," the un-
seen spirit-world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11

Who is the mother of the chicken,
the hen that lays the egg or the hen
that matches it?
The hen that lays the egg is the
mother of the chicken. The hen that
matches it is the foster-mother.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11

Who published Trader Horn?"
1t is published by Simon and
Sinister, 81 West Fifty-seventh
street, New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-11
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN,

Editor Journal of the American Medical
Association and of Hygeia, the
Health MaraLine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28

BUNGALOW BARGAIN, $3.50
rage. h.-w.h., oak floors: large lot, plenty
shade; new, and lovely: near school. stores,
Address BOX 4ss"E Star ONCE ,e'" '"'" 81 i"''
BEAUTIFUL HOMES AND GROUNDS IN
AND NEAR TAKOMA PARK.
$4,000: very desirable Willow avenue bunea-
low; rooms. several pOrches. including
S sieepnE rI porch and b,eakf fast porch: oak
eellent hot-water heating plant; large. shady
$4,000; 5-rOom bungalow with sleeping
fireplace; Oak floors light, convenient kitch-
Ell with bullt-in features. Terms.
$500: u little farther from street car. but
on paved street rooms. This BUNGALOW is
almost new. and sold for $4,000 originally.
floors. Easy terms.
sii,eOO; owner. leaving offers really good
level. shady lot for q price $4,000 under the
original price. Capitol heating plant: fire-
sii,soo: Dutch i Colonial H' home large
rooms. in community of new houses north Of
Take Takom 20 " with well kept lawn and shrub
has every modern convenience; two large
porches; garage.
grounds $50 by 1850; electric range. electric
water heater; plenty of fruit and garden
SSe acTe s IN w feas or in part adjoining
Tak son May be included attractive Groom Sa
vo 6Is
have level land. stream and woods.
So acres. with practically new bungalow;
9 pedroo nnn and bath; electricity; furnace.
$4,000: 7-room farmhouse, on main Pike;
near school: electricity; city water available n
$4,000; BUNGALOW; large rooms and bath;
all improvements. Easy terms.
$4,000; D. c. home. excellent location.
near cars and schools. but away from heavy
trafiic; 8 rooms, sleeping porcheS, bath;
not new, but in the pink of condition: newly
finished oak floors; new roof; good hot-water
heating pant; garage.
Large listing of building lots, country
homes anu estates. See list and photo
graphs.
r. d. LILLE.
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma Park.
Shepherd 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28
SPECIAL.
Historical Country Estate.

11lStOrlCdI Country TStdtt.
Bluegrass farm of $40 acres in the Shen-
andoah Valley between Harpers Ferry and
Charles Town. This farm is ideal for horse
breeding or eeneral stock raising Limestone Limestone
mansion, constructed of stone and brick.
over 100 years old. Can be purchased on
value of the land alone. A snap for some
one who wants real farm and historical
estate.
NEAR WARRENTON-$7.50 500
24O acres: good house, barn and outbuild-
ings; mostly wood and timber. Easy terms
or trade.
10-ACRE POULTRY AND TRUCK FARM.
Good house and outbuildings; all kinds
Of fruit; close to cars, bus and schools.
$1,000; easy terms.
Az acres: s-room house; Q miles from
d. c.; s2,250. A bargain.
r. W. HILBERT,
Falls Church. Phaae a0s.
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RENT-sUBURBAN.

BUNGALOWS FOR RENT FROM $40 UP.
The o. b. Zantzinger Co., phone Hyatts-
NORTH KENSINGTON; Q R.; CHOICE LO-
cation; $50 per mo. Apply G. J. CUTTINGS,
on C. T. car line. Norris Sta. - j.
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW MODERN I'M
provements, at Alta Vista. Maryland. K L.
GREEN Phone Bradley 3. ~.
g ROOMS AND BATH. ABOVE GARAGE ON
Rockville pike; 10 minutes from d. e: troll
ley passes door: excellent opportunity , ior
cheap rent: $25 mo. Apply Mt. Rose Filnng
sta, adjoining Villa Roma on Rockville pike
sls-SEvEN ROOMS. ELECTRICITY; GA
rage, large lot; in Falls Church. COLUMBIA
1l13
LARGE 7-ROOM. R. HALL AND BATH
home on lot 70x4oo. with large forest oaks;
Hyattsville: close in: $50 rent: perfect con-
dition. GeorCe G. Walker. Hyatts 803 81
NEW SIR. BUNGALOW, AMI, n. Nv H ss0 e o
Attractive ser. bungalow. a.m.i........ 400
Ser 0u1siM9yE sRHtsr PSI sss1 saith st., sow
Mt Rainier. Nd. Phone Hyatts: l44e:
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EXCELLENT VALUES IN
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
G2O50

EXCELLENT VALUES IN
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$3.50.
6-room house. 5 acres. not modern but
excellent for thrifty family. Only mile
north NOR q Zee Hss between gs Sap
country place at moderate price.
in BON Air on wilson Blvd. Sec this before
you buy.
$3.50.
modern home. wooded lot in Lyon Park. con-
enens to trolley stores schools vol ,Sad
''' '' $i4,5O
blvd. Lyon Village. home Of the better
class In restricted community with many nan,
Drive out and look 1t over.
SIS, 500.
Another Lyon Village home located ct 1872
Virginia ave, rooms and sleeping porch.
English design. beautifully landsesped, excel
Restricted neirhborhood II you want a
large house you should see this one.
$lI. SOU.
10-room modern home. 3la-acre estate
The Lee HishWsy il c nesr cserfy
dale: Only S.a miles from WhitS HOUSE.
nearby to wasSinston. I'd don't fai e Inspect
All the above properties can be had with
q reasonable cash payment and we will en-
t asavSr to arrange monthly terms to SUIT on
caII % our ONCE or phone us for an APP
BRUMBACK REALTY Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28
Clarendon, Va.
CLARENDON 1902.
Open Evenings Until 8.

WOOIJKIDIJE, y. Z.
38l6 22nd ST n.e.-A charming 6-room
house with all modern improvements. prac.
tically new, weather-stripped and screened
throughout. sleeping porch and sun room I.
street and sidewalk; owner buyins larger
house and viii sell this beautiful home for
9.250 on easy terms. Open sunday or can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
fGanffauA1l
SEE CED "a.

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
from d. g. line; good roads. bathing. fishing.
harbor; lots and cottages for sale at lowest
MsyDoso and z0a sSr1 ah
sh'fs Sds F0sa aRa zSsS
FOR RENT--7BEAUTIFUL, COTTAGE, ADJ
Joining South River. Park; not shack,
i ms fne sandy beach; Available immedi-
ately Adams 3233 28s
ON BAY FRONT, NEAR ANNAPOLIS
As sSsss Box Star oce s!ss
PINEY POINT. SHORES LOTS AS LOW AS
SS2 &C. Send for free circGlar . BhuMAlMSo S 4
ess2 c1.5s 54,e. Es
HEINzMAN, l Thomas circle. Dec. 400.
FIFTEEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON
ing long river frontstse and a lovely lake;
suitable for residential: private school or
recreational center. The exclusive sale is
W. 9, HooE. Jr., Realtos; cur
81 ssksd reno g wssE szeSess 1t A 1
small house. Met. $500 Clev. 02l6.
FOR RENT-7s-RooM FURNISHED COT
nin s' wster. address ss BOX losa Star once.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA..-4 ROOMS FOR
rent; all a., furnished. Call after q O'Clock
ON THE POTOMAC ABOVE FLETCHER's
boathouse, on Va. side attractive Groom
log cabin. completely furnished and equip
ped. open fireplace. built-in ice box; reason
able. Phone Georgia 339lW 81.
FOR SALE.
FiVe-rOOm cottage, completely furnished;
large screened porches. bath house, serv-
ants house. artesian well. five-stall garage;
about three and one-half acres ground.
with approximately 700 feet bay frontatge
and 400 feet lake frontage; located Scotland
Beach. Md. adjoining Point Lookout prop
erty. Big bargain; easy terms.
See owner on property or address
j. w Connolly.
Southern Railway, Washington.
Phone National 1850
NORTH BEACH. MD.-FoR SALE, 7-RooM
large porches, all thoroughiy
SCI eened and excellent condition: large side
la wn, shade trees, lighthouses. electric lights,
artesian water; suitable for all-year occu-
pancy; near bay. Price and terms reason
able. Open! for inspection. L.. H: LAMB,
owner. 20l Md. ave. ne. Lincoln O502
SEA-INN COTTAGE,
formerly Haines Cottagel Water front
Second stop Ocean View. Fishing, bathing
and boating; board by week or day; week
end parties special; meals; rates $3.50 to
Sl8 per week. Mrs. J. w. Mounie. 29s
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NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
BIG 20-FT. NEW HOME.
s ROOMS PORCHES.
GARAGE-So250,

beautiful new colonial tapestry brick
home with Mansard roof and covered cor.
Cses H S poion; OF e Hisn eiLshS.ion nesr
convenient to schools. stores and transports.
ton facilities. This home is 20 It. wide by
30 #. deep. on a beautifully Handicapped lot.
and has a separate gabled-roof garage. Re.
ception han with spacious coat closet and
mirror door. large LIVING room. attractive
dining room. bright kitchen fully eouippeir.
concrete cellar with laundry trays ano toilet.
across entire front of house. oormodious
wardrobe closets, black and white tile bath
with built-in tub and shower: covered
screened porches: in excellent condition,
hardwood floors. natural trim. paneled vail
paper designs. artistic electric fixtures.
screens hot-water heat. automatic hot.
water heater. all modern conveniences.
Call Adams S21T
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
fH>AAtAn.S 4

ATTRACTIVE. s-RooM BUNGALOW. ON
pSs ne r.nt sas NN RnT S rnrset
Glen. Md. Phone Silver Spring So.
NEARBY VIRGINIA AID MARYLAND-FOR
rent-9 rooms bath. SOS. 5-room and bath
reconditioned bungalow. $40. rooms and
bath. $35. Unfinished. Cleveland 4571.
8O7 SILVER SPRING AVE. SILVER SPRING.
5-room brick. h.-w.h.. garage lot 60x200;
$50. Call North 1908.
JEFFERSON PARK, VA.--ATTRACTIVE
house, 8 rooms. tile bath and kitchen. hard
wood floors, sun porch, garage; reasonable.
Ar BUNG., GAS. ELEC. WATER; LARGE
corner lot; SIS. Also beautiful scr. bung.
garage: near bus line: only $31. ROGERS
81 ROGERS. Hyattsville 583.
7-ROOM sPANISH-DESIGN HOUSE, 1885,
beautiful location. 47s6 Western ave. Pot.
$40 50-VERY DESIRABLE AND CHEAP
for white. 5907-5909 Sligo Mil I'd. least
Of Blair I'd. so. of Takoma I milel.
HYATTsvILLE, MD. IS COL. AvE..s
rooms. baths. Anil. garage. large yards.
ROGER B. SMITH, 3l4 9th NV so
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sALE-HousEs.


eS2ao ~ ,d swND5Ym5i,5.s COR
eisc:; excellent condition; a bsrssin. Ncr1ttiHi
SEE THIS OPPORTUNITY; LITTLE Cash,
worth. Address BOX is6-H. star once.
E1s nsR house. SxS hTd T. SM.a
ssS ns SSa KIN: l. hfsIR
EDoEMooF1NEw HOUSE OPEN. SIX
IT, ins fs eiT nseiess.
PARK PL. N.W.6 ROOMS. CLOSED
eoS WSes c sarsss lSrse lot modern anil
pe.u. h210 hsS. n s,I m 9,,'I,S. r.,,
prss rsS 5'z or d Si
sos N R Ss5ifsl Il HONr EsfI5s., .7,,.
MODERN s-RooM HOUSE, ELECTRIC RE-
lent lent $3.50, $500 cssh. Owner, 10 frank
Must SACRIFICE $1,000 EQUITY, m
m 1o colon rS0n and Sr in excellent ne ioes
e e:. built-in garage. Inspect-make offer:
little cash. Lincoln 1888.
Near R. i. ave. and lst North ioi7a. "'
COLORED-S ROOMS. TILE BATH. H.-AH,,
easy terms. North s7os '''' - '''''''
CoLoRED1-MoDERN e-RooM HOUSE.
s.2it condltion nv section; 900;
Dickens.
GoLoREp.s ROOMS, Bath. ELEc; NEW
To@t terms ss7'q Decatur sa ' iIso and "
0s ssSs S saHfEi ri f@ii sf'
rom snd .ehe sS,.
Living room width Of house with frepiace.
hss All baiit-in festgres; hardxood foors
,,,..,.. Fl r ssa i5th NJ st! Ds sH .-..
sarase: paved street and alley. Lin: s772:
Ne $3.50; WILL TRADE $1,000 EQUITY
bide in rear Lin. 57Ss h'"' '''' el''N
s sna f isfh aTs. s sd5m s sssn i.a s
GARAGE: hardwood rs. Your terms. A. W.
STEPHENS. Decatur 1851.
BARGAIN .sss s JESS ST. TIM Nv $1,000
Beautiful home. cheaper than rent. Eight
yaTds pofeh aeg P1ced low or
quick quick sale Win consider trade. os%ner
BEST ooIoRED s ss'5oO IN WASHINGTON
Beautiful 7-room corner house, near Lin
coin Park, at $4,000 less than real value.
Call National 1888 Sunday or Monday.
OPEN SUNDAY.
IFS 5th st. se-l0-room brick, h.-w.h.s
cleo: newly papered and painted; 2-car gar;
ei 1922 Potom 9asn ave. e seEeroom brick
porches. h. w h. cleo, bath. gas, cellar. large
yard front and back: $3.50 cash: bal. as rent.
z. NJ. AIKEN. 927 18th st. Natl. $685..
COLORED.
2lO8 End Street NV.
rooms, hot-water heat. electric lights.
hardwood floors throughout; full tile bath:
LAUNDRY trays; open evenings TO .: ali
day Sunday. 30s
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UNUSUAL VALUE.
ONLY : LEFT

ol4 and OPS Quincy st. NV.
E and 8 large rooms, tile bath,
built-in tub, h.-w.h., electric
lights; lot of closet space; hard
wood floors and trim and lots Of
extras. Double rear porches,
wide concrete front porch, deep
lot with garage, paved street;
conveniently loca d. Easy
terms.
THOS. A. JAMESON CO..
oO6 n. Y. Ave. NV. Natl 5526.
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FOR PROPERTY sAIEsgsuRsAS PROPERTY
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK


In Outstanding Value
Excellent Location
Beautiful shade
? A cosy California.
type bungalow Of q
rooms, with hardwood
floors, hot = water
heat, open fireplace.
Located on one Of
our prettiest streets,
amidst very attrac-
tive homes from
SS,000 to &12,000. Lot
5Ox150, with Lovely
shade. Only two
blocks 10 14th 1t. car
line.
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TAkOMA PARK.
5-ROOM APT.
At end of 18th st. car line. H.-w.h., ami.
Second floor. large airy rooms. Large
Garage IL desired. IS.
Also 7-room tile stucco house on Dem
wood ave-. near school. Slate roof; large
Beautifully decorated. Two large porches
on first floor; closed-in sleeping porch sec
ond floor. Nice yard with shrubbery: lot
50xl3e. tile gsraEe. Rent reduced to $50, or
will sell on same terms rent.
J. w. SHADLE, Owner.
"a Carroll ave. Shepherd 240e.
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SALE OR RENT sURBURBAN.

SALE OR RENT SUBURBAN.
wOODRIDOE-5-ROOM AND BATH MOD
ern bungalow, nigh and dry; l block north
Of r. /. ave. large lot big attic and cellar,
screened throughout. porches: fine for chill
dren; 3708 30th st. ne. OWNER, Natl 4l78
OIL Lin 1889.
$40 ASPEN ST. NV (TAKoMA PARK.
p p, C2Es-r9om bungalow, garage. OWNER.
2 LARGE GREENHOUSES WITH Five
room residence and acres ground. Two
miles Key Bridge. Call National 1888 Sun
day or Monday.
On W., B.. q A. Electric Line. 6-room
mouse. electricity, good water, GARDEN; 500
month. Georgia 3662-W.
IN THE VILLAGE OF FALLS CHURCH, FOR
sale by owner. attractive suburban home.
2 rooms and bath, sleeping porch. double
garage: "a acre OF lawn. well handicapped and
room Tor tennis court. SUSIE A. MAN
KIN. Clarendon 1857.
AR. BUNGALOW, PORCHES. CELLAR,
cleo fruit, shade, large lot; 5000. B. M.
JEFFERSON AVE. z. RIVERDALE-4-RM
bungalow. large lot: sell easy terms rent
easy terms rent $40 mo- G. p. BICK-
FORD, phone BeIwyn 46.
SIR, AND b. MODERN BUNGALOW, PRAC-
tically new; Mt. Rainier: rent, s45 per month.
r. and b., h.-w.h., ami; Marshall ave,
Colmar Manor; rent. $35 per month.
r.sand b.; Movers Park No. IL Cottage
Terrace; rent. 1872 SO per month
bungalow: Hyattsville: only 335 monthly.
rooms, without modern improvements;
Daniels Park: rent only $3.50 per month.
M. T. MAY. 81 Cecil Ave. Hystts. 4Sl.
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Phone Lincoln $500.
As S ST. NV.

6 rooms and bath; central
furnace; electricity; price low to
close an estate. ]. LEO KOLB,
923 New York ave-, District 5O27.
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PRICED UNDER 81, 500.
1885 Isherwood st. me-, one
square north of 18th and d ne.
% and 7 rooms, tile bath, built
in tub, h.-w.h., cleo. lights, cedar
closets; servants toilet, wash
trays, Frigidaires, built-in ga
rage with each house, front and
rear porches; paved street. Easy
terms.
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl $3.50.
fFnatiuuaa Kaxf
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WANTED-MONEY.

LOCAL RU SINESS HOUSE
wants loan $500 90 days; reorgan-
izing to build factory; will give
handsome bonus in stock. Address
Box l20-H, Star Office. 30*
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wANTED-rARMs.

VICINITY OF CAMP SPRINGS PREFKREED,
about acres, with Groom bungalow, chick
en- house and small stable; terms. MARI
boro 1881. as
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ZlUS md Street n. w.
rooms. hot-water heat. electric lights.
hardwood floors throughout; full tile BATH:
Laundry trays; open evenings TO .: ali
day Sunday 31s
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SALE--EARMS.

SALE-FAKMS.
ACADEMY JUNCTION., W, B. & A. RAIL
way; 8 acres, Groom house; good condition;
$4,000; terms. Address Box 82-H, Star ONCE.
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REAL ESTATE LUANS.
LET US CONSOLIDATE YOUR FIRST AND
second trusts; reasonable discount, no ap-
praisal fee. Met 1900. Clev. O2l6.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
l.. HEISKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
negotiated; lowest rates. Refnancing. JAMES
N. HUGHES. 1927 Eye st. National 1872.
SECOND TRUST NOTES PURCHASED FROM
builders and brokers. Reasonable discount.
UNION FINANCE COMPANY,
834 Woodward Bldg. Main $685.
BUILDERS HAVE TWO LOTS IN RIVER
dale, Md; want construction loan OF 81. 900:
have other real estate security. Address
Box l5O-H, Star ONCE.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07
WINTER COMING ON DENVER

DENVER, Colorado, Sept. z, R-With no relief in sight, snow continued falling in Den- yer and other points in the Rocky Mountains, which seems to indi- cate that winter is now certain ty. The temperature is ranging from 24 to 39 degrees above, which is common throughout the entire region. Snow lies to depth of fourteen inches in Savere, Mon tana. is was reported. The cold est temperature recorded so far was degrees above. The wealth CT bureau predicted a continuance of the unreasonable cold.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07
MIRACLE RESCUE MADE OF MAN BURIED
 S5 FEET UNDER
 SURFACE EARTH

OTUMWA, Iowa, Sept. ', LPy- Buried alive for forty two hours, thirty-fve feet under the surface of the earth by a cave-in in well, Wilkins Priest. was rescued today by the herculean efforts of over a hundred men. He was numb from cold and partly para lyzed. due to the pressure of the stones and sand which held him to the bottom of the we'll. He was conscious when taken out thru a parallel shaft which had been cut. The first thing he called for was water; he was without food or liquid since his imprisonment, where he had been barely able to move his hands and face. He is expected to recover.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07

whether the plane landed but re- membered the sound of the mot ors failing. Shocks at that time was two days travel away from civilization. A rumor is current that two newspaper men were sent into the country of Chihuah hua where a strange plane was re- ported seen Tuesday; this is about two hundred miles south of where the airliner was last seen on her flight toward Winslow An authen- tic report was given out that the newspaper men failed to find any trace of the liner but were still hunting.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07

WINSLOW. Arizona, Sept. ', Two desolate and widely separat ed regions, one in Southern Calif Ornia and the other in old Mexico. commanded the attention of the searchers for the lost Trans-con- tinental Air Transport plane "City of San Francisco" The search CTS seized upon the unconfirmed report that plane was seen flashing a light on and off over the Providence Mountains, Tues day afternoon. The report came from Santa Fe.
 James Shocks, the man who saw the light, said he was not certain
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07

NELSON, B. C.. Sept ', (P- A Doukhobor woman sustained broken leg and some men leaders were used a little roughly when about two hundred and fifty men, women, and children, members of the Sons of Freedom" sect, mar ched from their camp outside the city limits into the the city in an attempt "To join their brothers in jail" As the doukhobors reach ed the center of the city, their passage was blocked by barricad- ed automobiles and trucks.
 The leaders halted the vast
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07
HOOVER SEES SIX
 MONTHS PRESIDENT

Washington, Sept. 4, (P-Hoov- CT reached the end Of his first six months as President of the Unit ed States, and is now looking back on the busy period since, when in she drizzling rain, he took his oath of office. That period has seen many important projects un- dertaken and at least some of them realized or about to be real 'ized.
 For one thing Hoover has esta- hlished a relation with Great Bri- tain which may soon be expected to result in an international agree ment for naval disarmament. He also declared himself ready for tine strictest possible conservation of the oil reserves. and has even taken step toward that end. He has demanded reorganization of the Republican party. Commit tees have been appointed by Hoov- CT to make studies of law enforce ment, children's educations, farm
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07
FIGURES ALASKA PACK
 NOW GIVEN OUT

JUNEAU. Sept. :, (P)-The to- tai Alaska salmon pack from all districts for the current season amounts to five million, one hun dred and ninetyfve thousand, and eighty five full cases, containing all varieties. Preliminary figures re- leased Friday by the local head quarters of the Bureau of Fisher ies reported that canning was still inprogress in the Yakutat and Chignik areas, and the fall can ming was being carried on in oth- CT districts, all of which is ex- pected to add more than a hun dred thousand cases to the total already given out. This is the largest pack in recent years, the pack for 1923 being one million six hundred and twenty-nine thous- and cases larger than that for 1927. Pink salmon makes up the larger portion of the pack. despite the many varieties which are in c1uded.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07

James J, keenan and G. R. Jack son are interesting themselves in developing the cinnibar (quicksil- ver) property on Swede Creek about three miles east of Bluff Two men are engaged in running a drift to determine the extent of the precious metal A large sample of cinnibar measuring about feet square is being ship ped to the states on the next out going steamer. It has been known for many years that cinnibar exist ed in that section and some work had previously been done, but it remained for Messrs. Keenan and Jackson to carry out development work on a scientific basis this sum mer.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-07
"pLL UNORESS IF YOU WON'T
 JAIL ME-" IS CRY

now, staged a nude parade, were found guilty of indecent exposure today and a like number convict ed yesterday, but the sentence was remanded. Each one convict ed admitted disrobing. but most of the sect openly defed the laws of the Canadian courts. More than sixty cases are yet to be heard; many of those tried today were women. The nude parade was a protest against the arrest of one of their members, charged with burning doukhobor school house