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CONSTRUCTION HOOVER DAM LARGEST CONTRACT HISTORY
 OF THE UNITED STATES

SANFRANCISCO, March 26, LP Six companies have incorporated and have formally agreed to un- .dertake the largest construction contract in the history of the Un- ited States. The president and secretary have yet to atfix their signatures to the 34S,S90,S95.o0 contract to construct the Hoover Dam. The two hundred page con- tract has been returned to Secre- tary Of the Interior Wilbur.
 THRU WITH COLD STANnARD.
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ALASKA TO GET HIGHWAY
 FUNDS AMOUNTING ss4s,54s.

WLASHINETON, March 26, P)- The Forest Service announced the aliocation of ninety one and half million dollars for the Forest and higway funds 10 be distributed in 31 states, including Alaska and Porto Rico, and will be available s945,54S00 dollars.
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late today, being the first cannery boat out of Bellingham this sea son. The Pacific American Fisher ies Company, will operate twelve canneries this season, including the one at Bellingham.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Probate Court for the Cape
 Nome Precinct, Territory of AL
 Aska, Second Division. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN JUSTUS RACER, deceased.

In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN JUSTUS EAGER. deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been ar- pointed by the above entitled Court, Administrator of the Estate of John Justus Hager, deceased. and al! persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same to the undersigned. at Nome. Alaska. as required by law. within six months from the date hereof.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, February 18th, 1881.
 G. R. JACKSON.
 Administrator of the Estate ot
 John JustAs Hasey, deceased. Pubtah Feb. 21, 2s, Marh 2. fl. 21, 1881.
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Chococaw was second, Lucky Play third and Alexander Pantages was fourth. The winner was owned by Robert M. Eastman of Chicago, Steve O'Donnell up. Twenty five thousand people saw the race.
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FIRST CANNERY BOAT SAILS

BDLLINEHAM, Wash, March 25 (P)-Carrying two hundred and fifty workers and a valuable cargo of supplies, the steamer North King of the Pacific American Fish cries, sailed for Akutan, Alaska.
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N1TICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT
M. A. O89l NJ. s. NO. 1878.
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TERRITORY OF AL. ASKA, AT NOME.
 Aaoch o4 Nf91

ASKA, AT NOME.
 March 24. l131.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOSEPH F. RUTHERFORD q citizen of the United States. act ing by and through Julius Nelson, his duly authorized agent and a.. address is Nome, Alaska, has made duplication before the United stat es Land Office at Nome, Alaska, tor q United States Patent for the Paul Jones Association Placer Mining Claim, situated on Snake River, in the Cape Nome Record ing Precinct, second Division, Ter ritory of Alaska, being Mineral Sur vey No. 1878, said claim being more particularly described in the Field Notes and Plat of the Off ciai Survey thereof. now on file in said Land Office a. Nome, Al ska. as follows:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, of said claim, which is identical with Cor. No. EaSther Association Placer, Sur. No. 1926. fir post from which U. s. L. M No. 512 bears s. 69 deg. 09 one-half min. w. 362%.25 ft.: thence N 15 deg. p min. F. 2G9S.00 fl. to Cor No. 9; thence N. SS deg. 10 min. E. 232S.- % 1t. to Cor. No. 2: thence s. Sl deg. Il min. F. 145i.40 fl. to Cor, No. !; thence S. 9 deg. % min. k. 1454.60 fl. to Cor. No 5. which is identical with Cor. No. of Seattle Placer Sur No. 75S; thence 35 deg. 55 min. W. 629.s0 it. to Cor. No. 6. identical with Cor. No. 3, Seattle Placer, Sur. No. 75S: thence s. 15 deg. 47i min. w. 2SS.5O it. to Cor. No. ': thence N. 56 deg. II min. W. 2249.00 it. to Cor. 8: thence s. 6S deg. 05 min. w. 24O3O0 if. to Cor. No, l and place of begin ming. Containing an area of 15s.- sos acres.
 Said claim is situated on unsur- veyed ground on Snake River about 3.5 miles northwesterly from mouth of said river and Town of Nome, in the Cape Nome Recording Precinct. Territory of 
 |, s. L. NJ. No. 512, to which 1 this claim is tied, is a limestone 12 ins. above ground, mkd USLM 1 512, with earth mound it. base on s. w. side. This monument is situated on elevated ground about 21O0 it. north of shore of Boring 1 Sea and about mi westerly from the Town of Nome. in Lat 64 deg. 31 min. N. Long. 165 deg. 33 min l w.
 The original Locatio Notice of 1 said claim is recorded in Vol. 157, 1 Page 4O3 of the Records of the 1 Cape Nome Recording Precinct. Territory of Alaska.
 The adjoining claims are: on the North, unknown and unsurvey- ed; except as to Sur. No 7O3 An vii Association Placer, with which this claim is in conflict; on the East, Sur. No 703 aforesaid and the Seattle Placer Sur. No. 758; on the South, the Sand Hill Plac- er' Sur. No. 1925, and unknown and unsurveyed ground; on the West, Sur. No. 1927 Independent Placer, and unknown and unsurvey- ed ground
 THOS. D. JENSEN
 Register
 Publ1sh-March 2s, April 4, II. Is, 25, May 2, g, 16. 23, 1891.
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HOOVER RETTRNING

Aboard g. s. Arizona, at Sea, March 25, tP)-President Herbert Hoover sailed aboard the battle ship for Norfolk, this afternoon, after brief visit to Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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mas plans to study the relation between condition of the Eskimos teeth, and their food.
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26, (P-E. c. Theodore, cfom- monwealth treasurer, declared to- day that Australia was througa with the gold standard. A bill was introduced in the house cali ing for the abolishing of the stat utory gold reserve and shipmen- to London for debt payment
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ESSEX 4-DOoR SEDAN, late 1915; sweet
running. powerful little Job, priced low DUR
ing our sale. Terms. Nolan Motor Co.,
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From the Horibs' conversation Tar2an learned they
were almost at their destination. His nerves and
muscles the alert and he chafed with I'M
patience. He about to make sudden break
for liberty trusting the unexpectedness OF MS act
would catch the Horibs of guard. This would give
him the necessary few seconds to throw Jana to
his shoulder and swing upward. And then faint
breeze checked his impulse and brought TO MS nos
trils a scent-spoor he had thought never to know
again.
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When the lizard-men entered the inner worlds
forest Tarzan knew he could have escaped He
might have swung from his hideoCs mount TO one
OF the lower branches that grazed their heads as
they passed beneath Once in the trees, he knew no
Horib could catch him. But he could not desert
Jana Nor could he ever get close enough to her
to whisper his plans So in silence they rode along
the ape-man hoping the chance would come when
he could take The Red Flower in his mighty arms
and lean to safety
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He knew what was somewhere ahead OF them and
he thought and acted quickly 1t seemed impossible
for himself and Jana to escape at once but there
was another way--nowi Tarzan awaited his chance
and soon 1t came. Low before him swung the
branches of the dismal forest He leaned forward.
his hands resting lightly on the oorobor's neck.
When just beneath the branch he had selected. the
ape-man leaped lightly to his feet and almost at
the same moment sprang upward into the tree.
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LIVING ROOM SUITES.
we make them You select the design.
frame and material and we make 1t for
you, We have is suites in our showroom
as low as $50 so. Come and inspect our
factory. We do reupholstering at very low
prices. La France Upholstery Factory, $500
18th st. NV Columbia 10l72.
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WANTED---AGENTS.
WANTED-SALEsMEN.
HELP-WOMEN

AGENTs-sel our, dollar box asortment of
sion Earis. Inc 1917 II St. NV
CANDY PACKERS (6). experienced only,
Apply Arlington Candy Co. lS Q ST. ne A.
DANCING INSTRUCToRS-Good opportunity
for right parties Carlton Dancing Studio,
1922 Pa ave NV Met 1854
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5 THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCFD COAT HANDS. PER-
MANFNT POSITION FOk
RIGHT PARTY. APPLY MIR.
SHERMAN. PHILIPSBORN.
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Ss5o-Rooming mouse, az Srrluzs. TsIIaa
com Eooniing house, 10 rooms; Mass. ave.
house II rooms so6 nsTi ncS Gee
., osn poomtnr house, is rooms. 2 baths;
eentral: allied: m9sddeT rnor rent; ido ths
e~'0O0 800 Garner; cheap rent; good income.
s.. ooo-Rooming house, IS rooms; cdne , rent;
central; good income; gooe Terms,
WV oniy 500; well stocked.
seon-Confect and lunch; cheap rent.
1SSo Sonfect fountain. rooms.
90 nm -Tnnrh. old stand; good terms.
60 SS6 ErncsrI and rooms; rent, SIS; good
SN'"0N corner rnid stand: q bargain.
r NJ Curtis. $50 18th st. NV. Nat 1892. :
QUICK ACTION
ror rrs-T action and no publicity in sell
ing ycGr business. see rs we nnance buyers
in order to close 9rlcS cash vq1sGAsNf-r. ~
SoUTH'S LEADING BuSINl5sSsSS, 81 B5 Il ESlS
stii AFTFTRoPOI.TAN 4Si3. 4s14. 4SI5.
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RUGS (Oriental-An our antique and semi
antique rugs 1851 of. and some modern russ
!. price; 4x7-ft. Sarouk. S39. 36x5-ft Sarouk,
S35 open until 10 O'Clock at night. Arr
menian Oriental Rug Co., 2409 18th ST. NV;
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OffOhl UNAlIES.
I2-ROOM BOOMING HOUSE, baths; Du-
mont Circle: $500: $3.50 down. Eller Co.,
ia 9th ST. NV. National 1927
LUNCH Room, eros f5em fdoa o
cation; rent, S35 1901 E NV.
GIFT SHOP, splendid location; growing
trade; big Christmas business; owner has too
many interests; worth $1,000; $1,000 cash or
$1,000 on terms. Adams 1o0o
RooMING HOUSE TsGmin HEA ho9Se ses M4
P Pow or Net Set ssos so0 sos NV
LOANS. 500 up TO $500; payable in IL TO
81 monthly payments; home buyers only
Actress Box ASK. Star once. -
ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT in going bust
come; Investigation invited. Address Box
363-R. Star once. "
Will, invest $4,000 to 1000 cash with
services in paying business. Address Box
PARTY LEAVING TOWN will sacrifice IL
room house and furniture; al rooms filed;
downtown location; terms. Met. 1913.
TAILORING AND CLEANING establishment
one of the best locations on 14th st. Apply
1885 st. NV.
DELICATESSEN and luncheonette located in
residential section, but surrounded py auto.
mobile sales rooms and on most travelled
street in Washington. Modern fixtures. Frig.
idaire. soda fountain owner III sna can lI}
Nat. 9255. -
i4-ROoM BOOMING HOUSE. 2 baths; rent.
$50. 81 500: $500 down. Eller Co.. 724 9Th
st. NV. National 3527
FoR SAIEHOTEL RIDGEVuLE. EQUIP
ped ;s on 10 n and a. 81 miles from washinston
40 miles from Baltimore. Death OF owner
places this real estate for sale. For de-
Sefip'ioh ERA 1g;RPAvsoN H. MERCER,
Frederick, Nd.
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BAKER fniahD good on bread. rolls, buns.
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SITUATION--MEN.

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CHAUFFEUR. private family; can serve
table and DO housework; refs. experienced,
North 9407.
CHEF cook German, 20 years experience,
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COOK AND HOUSEMAN. frst-class. Filipino.
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CoUNTERMAN. soda dispenser, experienced,
ness could be obtained or viii manage
busireSs; now employed; best references.
Address Box GOV. Star ofnce.
FILIPINOS ttwo). cook AL; schoolboy; but
Ter; can drive: private family; best refer
cnces. 1889 F St NV. | =
MAN, cojored. experienced gardener, wishes
work OF any kind; city reference. District
a72S - .
PHARMACIST. registered, desires fun or
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ONCE. -
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YOUNG MAN, colored. strong, willing work.
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YOUNG MAN desires position with reliable
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nTsTNESS INSTRUCTION.

E1EpARE-cTFRK PROMOTION, PATENT
o3FlCE EDITORIAL CLERK. Begin TODAY
fnitlon, IS. The Civil service FSspsrators
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HELP-DoMESTIC.
SITUATION-NTEN.

Persons oduertistRe for Situations
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careful Investigation OF persons Of
Jerinq positions tUhere cash deposits
are required TO secure employment.
BooKKEEPER, Z years experience, can
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not . clock watcher excellent references.
National 69SS Apartment 403. So
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man desires position vita reliable firm best
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BOcYKEEPER- TvPlSr, once manager, sec
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BOY. coiored, wishes q position as dish
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22nd ST. NV, Mr. Chism. West tTTi-W, g
CHAuFFEuR POSITION, by reliable, capable
and thoropghly expeTieneed eolorsd ehau!-
a. intoxfcants, best Of references. Lincoln
i4so-J. a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ 40 49,

Between 80 and 20 cars.
II you are looking for an opportunity which
viii broaden your financial and nenta!
horizon, We want to interview you. We offer
YOU no mario lamp. but we do extend TO YOU
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by your own possibilities.
The Kind OF fseen We are seeking are those
who can run without being wound eyeTS -
lourR The opportunity we possess for yo2
cannot transform failure into a success
mt IL CAN lead q success into more fertile
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Ii Won can work where others Shirk, 81 YOU
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BOY. colored, porter mus. have drivers
licensei reference required. Apply NJ. T.
RWina Co. lO11 n
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ROY 10 drive Ford and help in shop. Rein
hardt Shade Shop, 3fi8 i4th NV.
BOY, white, 10 assist salesman $40 weekly.
Apply Tuesday Between and 5, Apt, 205,
i6a0 Park I'd
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FORD TOWN SEDAN. late ioal:sdrfye thfs
car and you will buy IL; looks ike new
latest body style: low mileage; easy terms.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT BY EXPERTS.
S. 90 starts you. Day and night classes.
Modern School OF Beauty Culture 657 Earle
Bldg 18th and n NV INyEsTIGATE BF-
FORE You ENROLL.
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FORD FORDOR SEDAN, 1881 model; paint
ed black; appearances and condition are equal
to new. A bargain for some one. on easy
terms. Nolan Motor Co., inc, I'LL ieth
ST. NV. Dec. 02l6.
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FRANKLIN 1880 SPORT PHAETCN-Rear
TindshieId; salon equipment; sL425. Lee ID.
Butler. Inc, 1882 Conn. ave. NV, Pierce
Arrow Distributors. Potomac 0e5e. Open
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EFFICIENT HELP furnished. Hotel. once,
restaurant private family. PEOPLES En-
ployment Agency, 1913 You St, Dec. $3.50
sTENOGRAPHERs. .Dookkeepers, typists'
ries. SIS TO $50 wk. Boyd's. 1888 F. Nat. 1888.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks, maids.
houseworkers; by day, week. month; rel
investigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 18th NV.
no27S
COMPETENT HELP Of all kinds furnished
by employment agency OF WomanS ES-
rha
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PERSONAL,

The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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GOING to Tampa. Fla; will take two pas
sengers. Call Adams 2484 between and
pm. Ask for Mr. Heaton. 3~
If YOU ARE DRIVING SOME PLACE OR
wish to go as passengers call Congenial
Travel Bureau. National e756. 631 Penna.
ave NV o"
60 BY PRIVATE AUTO, share expense,
references exchanged Bunyans Auto Travel
Bureau. 1921 Pennsylvania ave. Met. 6752 Sc
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE MA
BELLE HorGyR SCHOOL, Washingtons
orieina' and foremost school Test. 1919.
Day eve. classes. ala i4th St, 1875 N. II.
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FORD 1881 SPORT ROADSTER, de luxe;
fender well, trunk rack. rumble seat and
side wings; 500 miles, $40; terms and trade.
Call Mr.. Stout Cley. 1910, after PM
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CHRYSLER, late 1928; I mean late '2s; must
sacrifce, S205. Phone Shepherd 22ia.
DE cssb SOTO 62.l 1899 PAT, ssrsi.Pt ss9s
NV. North 1893, Ss
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FURNACE MAN.
References s2oS Cleveland ave

References s2os Cleveland ave.
MEN-MEN-MEN
Here is a real lob for YOU A A Durham
says, Il have sold groceries. dry. Goods, in
surance and various other products. but have
gotten more real pleasure. made more
friends. done more service and made more
money selling Air-Way than anything I have
ever sold Men who are qualified TO learn
how to successfully represent this company
should apply in person At cnce for positions
available In the District. MARYLAND and ViF-
Rinia, These positions give genuine opportu-
nifty for high earnings TO those who can do
this kind OF work successfully Inquire for
Mr. Spooner. 209 Hill Bids $50 l7th 81. NV,
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FORD 1880 CoUPE-Tiptop condition; looks
Nolan Motor Co., iii 18th st. NV. bee
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FORD 1890 SPORT COUPE-A classy turr-
out; rumble seat and lots Of extras. Easy
terms. Nolan Motor Co., Inc, iii ietk
st. NV Dec 02i6
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FORD SPORT COUPE, 1880. with two well
Rssu'fe u yGssns n .S
guaranteed. Special. $500 Easy terms.
TRIANGLE Motor Co., No, an. Y ave. nv,
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CHRYsLER 81 ROADSTER. 1915; Essex '3S
sedan, $l75; '28 Hudson. 2nd Series Sedan,
| s225: terms. See Mr.. Barnes. I72o 18th.
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seat and extras; paint and general condition
excellent Terms to suit you. Nolan Motor
Co., Inc, iii 18th st. NV. Dec 01i6
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SEATTLE--T0kI0 FLIGHT VIA NOME
ANOTHER WORLD FLIGHT VIA NOME
,BULI-HEADED GOVERNMENTS

WASHINGTON, July 3, (AP)- Despite the so far irreconciliable differences Jatween the United States and France. the administra tlon leaders here were loath to dis CESS any other possible means of improving Germany's economic eon .19tion. Hoover said, on good auth CIity, that no rush plans had or would be made without agreement from other sources. He was reluc- tant to discuss the two possible courses now lying open before the t9o ountries-France and Amer jca. One involves new arrangements fer financial assistance to Germany, and the other would be for the other powers to proceed with the moratorium and let France con t.nue to collect her unconditional separations from Germany, who would then be forced to continue 2, her present. stAte of economic dis nrder.
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POST AND GATT1 AND WIVES AND HALL TO EAT WITH
 PRESIDENT HOOVER

WASHINGTON, July 3, CAP)- Like their pred acessors along the path to aerial fame Wiley Post and Harold Gatty found the trail leading to the Whit House. where Monday they and their wives will be the guests of the President and his wife. Accompanied by their wives and r C. Hall their packer, the fiers will probably ar rive Monday noon for the White House luncheon. A reception was given them this evening by the National, Press Club at a banquet. also sponsored by the Board Of Trade of National Aerouautical Association
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SPAIN AGAIN UPHEAVE,

CORYANNA. July 3, (APl- Capuchine Monastery of San Joss, Was burned; by a mob of about 3 thousand men and women. to a smoul6ering ruin. and it's priests are hiding in fear of further anti religious outbreaks.
 The city is at present under a rigld military control. of troops, and civil guardians, who are pat rolling the streets in eomplia noe, with orders by the official marshal.
 The mobs met in the bull rings and listened for hours to anti-chur ch address, and then set fire to the monastery. The order from headfuarters read ''Order must be maintained Besides the mona stery adjacent homes were also burned to the ground. Many per sons were injured and three men were killed from bayonet wounds. It is understood from reliable sources that political troubles are brewing in other parts of Spal as well. dla sbic in their indtca- tions.
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APPROVE BIRTH CONTROL

SEATTLE July 3, .(AP)-The newly orga nized general council If the Congressional and Christ ian Churches went on record to- day as the first large religious body to approve of voluntary par entage, through birth control. The council approved of this by an un- animous vote. The convention gave 9ts approval to the findings of similar committees, favoring birth control together with a series or other recommended measures whi2h the church IS taking on present. day problems.
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BANKER ON TRIAL

SEATTLE, July ?; lAP)-A jury of five women and seven were un- C ole after five and enc half hours r.o reach a verdict, and so contin- ned in their consideration of the Linden case. They retired to the jury room again at pm. last night Linden is accused of speci- aally embedding three. hundred Thousand dollars. seye ty.seven thousand of which were Loan As sociation funds.a s'h
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CHEERFULNESS RESTORED

WASHINETON, July 5, (AP)- Cheerfulness was restored by the optimists. according to Paris re- ports that ffoicials looked for a speedy agreement on the morator- ium.~ They saw a possibility that the last differences babween Fran ce and the United States, would be eliminated by the conference today at Paris between Mellon, Edge and Laval. Just what oc- cured has not yet been announced.