The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1928, Page 8

CHAS. WHARTQN | ™t Your Heth? FOUND BUILTY ‘ MAIL ROBBERY Former Congressman and State’s Attorney Is Convicted Charles essman United found of con- with the mail rob- CHICAGO. Wharton, and former States Attcrney guilty Aug former bery THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1928. JEFFREY PLANS SOUTHERN TRIP ~ ABOUT OCT. 1 {English Explorer Will Sail to Antarctic Region frem New York CINCINNATI Douglas Aug. 2 Teffoy planned expedition ¢ City Wélebmes World Fliers NEW FRENCH PAPER MONEY Resembles American Cur- rency—New Grisp Greenbacks PARIS, Aug. Really substan- nbacks, fresh and crinkly, make their appearance 1ce before the end of this y Labelled in franes, of course, i stead of dollars, they will be a part of the Poir government's reform of ‘the Fremch mon-tary system For several months the experts of the “Monnaie,” as the French' 9 tial g ey succod s DISCORD SPLITS SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2 For elght years the married life of Eugene H. Blanchard, Director General of Music Activities at the University of California and widely known Bay district mus- ician, and Barbara M. Blanchard, Ivocalist f note, was as a sooth= ing concord of sweet sounds. Then-—discord. Married in July, 1919, sour notes crept in and they separated July 1, 1927, Then came ‘ i | ¢ the finale. Blan- chard asked a divorce in an ac- tion filed in_ Alameda County# The charge was sertion. The Blanchards have a two- | year-cld son, Edward. Blanchard |declares he is willing for her to contiune in custody of the child ;and that he will contribute $25 a month toward his support — e — HUSBAND'S PARTNER mint is known, have been studyi the American system of coinag Their principal objection tho style of American bills has beon that it does mnot lend itself suffi- ciently to artistic treatment. Recent calculations, however, have shown that the life of the present flimsy French notes is less than five years and the econ omy of the heavier silk-fibre parch nent is being understood. Pric co-de- plannod leader, eaver explora ntific inv, ations. 8| He plans to establish a base for Lis operations on Graham Island Three or four aiiplanes will be taken, equipped with skiis Conomander Jeffrey said that he and Commander Byrd will prob- ably be mn constant communication Ly radio while the two expedi- tivns in the scuthern r Charles id fendant and 1sed ring has been convic conspiracy on six other other charges. Wharton faces a possible maxi- mum twn years im- prisonment possible maxi- mum fine $10,000, while Cleaver, if given the maximum on all ccunts, faces more than| 80 years imprisonment v conduct sci to ed of year's sentence of and a ! of Owen D. Young, head of the General Electric Co., who, it is confidently predicted, will be “drafted” to succeed Governor have been asked from firms in the | Alfred E. Smith as Democ- United States and Germany, and| racy’s leader in New York, The + technical commission for work-|,presidential nominee, however, ing out the details of the reform is to be appointed within a fow| weeks The change will be a welecome me for tourists, as it will carry with it the abolishing of {he i e8s large 500 and 1,000 franc notes which were instituted those in the rural districts, n most cases to read or Tange a bank note by its - John Henry Mears and Pilot Charles B. D. Collyer got a grea® big hand from Acting Mayor McKee of New York (qenger) upon completion of their globe-girdling flight. So did Tailwind, their Sealyham mascot, which accompanied them. The trio circled the earth in 23 days, 15 hours, 8 secends. (Intérnationay Newsreel) Simon Michelet of Washing- are ton, D. 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Mrs. F. M. Applegate, deny the report that he wishes |who is now practicing law in thus to bolster the party’s na«|Port Orchard, was appointed Asz- tional and state tickets. sistant District Attorney to the (ntervational Newsreekd Philippines in 1911 by President - SRR T8 Taft. Service, the U. S. Biological Sur vey, the Alaska Game Commis the Experimental Stations Weather Bureau e — THE JAWS OF JUSTICE LONDON,—Policemen cf Lon- not chew gum. Their it invites unfavorable and may Tfmpair their bere of the Washingten, D. C The main object of Mr. Jar dine’s trip to Alaska is to famil AT ET {iarize himself with the work and problems of the varicus branches | in the Territory | under his jurisdiction Flory and Heintzleman ent burcaus which come o8] . |the direction of the Department |chief says Will Go Southlo Meek | recipt o€ the Babbrtment |t Agric. 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