Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 40

10 " ARTNER OF MORSE TESTIFIES AT TRIAL JUST AS Soon AS My WIFE GOES AWAY WE'LL HAVE TH® .GAME AT gnus Erickson Tells of Ef-| My PLace! -ort to Get Back Money In- vested in Ship Deal. wEdis eah Fi¥ 7T SO e — WE CAn PLAY AT My HouSE SoME Time the Associated Press. YORK, November 5.-—Magnus m, maritime superintendent, ifying at the trial of Harry twin A. and Benjamin W. Mor: efforts to et invested gnments for the cont this the only way he ck ted States he mone chance in | ates “to | s too | heir testimony it ght out that Erickson was n;m-i 1ting officer of the steamship Roose-. 't when it went on the rescue of » i1l fated itish vessel Antinoe +arly this year COLLEGE GIRL LOCATED. “Tiss McRae Was Missing 3 Days From Lynchburg Institution. LYNCHBURCG o).~ s y from the M found late house at Appo- ast of here. She trived there Monday morning at 430 o'clock and told Mrs. W. T. “teele that she had come there be- Ause of her nerves. This morning, vhen Mrs cle had seen a news- nper stor out her di: “he telepk the college. i, Anderson, president; his W. M. Bl a McRae, | Princeton U in ort to the Advance, Anderson did not give the girl's vason for leaving. The fact of the young woman's isappearance from the college was ‘ept A secret at the college until esterday afternoon, Business conditions been so JAPAN FACES BIG DEFICIT. May Reach $50,000,000 Even With Drastic Budget Cuts. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily Nows. TOKIO, November 5.—The Jap- anese budget deficit for 1927 is esti- mated at approximately 100,000,000 NO, LLoYD, VTELLYAIT | AINT RIGHT. You'NE HAD ALL TH' GAMES HERE, IT MAKES A TERRIBLE MESS OF YOur PLACE. NOW MEXT WEEK— NO,AL, TLe HAVE 1T AT WEEK ! I'M PRETTY SuRE- TH MISSUS WL IF SHE IS — MY PLACE NEXT BE OUTA TOWN NEXT WEEK AN’ THE BACHELOR WHO ALWAYS HAS THE GAME AT HIS PLACE HEARS THE USUAL STALL SURE — THAT 15~ 3 OH, THA'S ALL RIGHT. | DON'T MIND HAVIN' TH, GAME HERE — NowW AN THEN v oy £ [ Z N demands. Expenditures are estimated | at 1,700,000,000 yen and revenues at 1,600,000,000. r Kataoka is obliged eduction program | demonstrate the | it economy pledged the government, as the budget estimates I est known in the history of Japan. * those for en | ho e the high. | dail First Newspaper in 691 B.C. The first newspaper ever published was the Roman Acta Diruna (Daily s). It appeared in 691 B. C., but is not known whether it was of parchment, board or brick. The first paper was published in nd the first advertisement reward for two . stolen n‘a London nes Nine of 387 Samples in England Contain Adulterants. 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