Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 12

RUMREFERENDUM Mount Washington was scaled by dogsled for the first time in his. tory V. Arthur T. Wal- e »f Wonalancet, -bred huskies wk in a little Passage of Bill to Put Root’s Question to Voters Seems Assured. than 15 hours. rting from the Glen House at in the morning, aft had thwarted pnday, Walden way up the -eight-mile ¢ to the summit in approsimat fi ught his had start glike 3 the wind f se later in the reaching gale ideal | se: THE EVENING s WASIIING'I'();\', yVeleran Musher Climbs Mt. Washington | SURVEY COMPLETED 'ln Gale With Dog Team Led by Chinook“ Rhode Island. Avenue Extension Awaits Hyattsville Crossing Examination. e when the bronzed driver and s handful of followers climbed hove the timber line. he high wind made exceedingly treacherous going after the half-way house had been passed. Long stretches of solid ice and heavily crusted snow e encountered on the bare upper reaches of the moun- and more: than once the men forced to don ice creepers and | i help the dogs in their struggle against wind and slippery incline. Leading the team was veteran of a of big log derbies, who, although -nsioned at’ the Special Dispatch ALTIMC e Road sthel tions for estension of Rhode Island Chinook, |y, ym the District of Columbia Northes ville had been completed und supp( of work depends upon de crossing Whether an over ground + fe an under ¢ the question to jre the voters has been worded hu, R |VERA, BROKE, BORROWS | MONEY TO RETURN HOME 5 | Sails for England After Play Fails in New York—Will Come Back With United Another. o reduced in ral venture, to borrow th e from friends With the collapse of her play, | ve.” in New York City, s explained last night, her woney in the nporarily st mount of last hape United e | nother play | Fall nitte has e NO EXAMINATION 5,00 al Age 30. 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