Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1927, Page 21

BRITISHBRIDE WON BY ALFRED NOYES Poet Weds Mrs. Weld-Blun-’ dell of lnswich—Ceremony | Perfcrmed Today. | Dy the Associated Press, LONDON, Siptember . the poet was m; Blundell ¢ 1p at the Brompta Oratory. Only a fow intimate friend were Mrs. Weld-Bundell s Richard Weld3lundell of Ince Hall, Lancashre. The bride, who golden brownstreet c with blue fa fur. w by her fathe Mayne of Grugview, Ip: 1y_known amnf, shot There $ brides a music. The 3 performed | by Bishop Bidvell, and best man | was the Hon. Evan Morgan | “After the ceemony the couple hur- ried to the ortory gates in an effort | to avold pheographers. They will spend their pueymoon in France, Mr. Noye/ first wife, who N 27.—Alfred ried to Mre *h early today s attired in a . trimmed en away Garnett DAels, the late 0l B. ( in Mr. o enth bthday on first Jlume of poems, * of Yets.” appeared in 19 UColpted Poems” in 1910, 913 a volume of lectures given in & United States was published, andn 1914 he was elected to a pro- feorship of modern English lite tw* at Princeton University. He )’ Services to the Rritish foreign office 4ring the World War. , CALIFORNIA CITY SEEKS LOST RECORDS IN PERU! Papers Disappeared With Former Alderman, Who Got $800,000 Through Forgery. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, September 27.— The Board of Supervisors of San Fran- cisco has voted to ask the State De- partment at Washington to open ne- gotiations with the Peruvian govern- ment to recover missing city records reported to be in custody of Senar Frederico Costa Laurent, railway st tistics expert of Lima, Peru. The action followed pu report that the records had the custody of the Peruvian official when he took over some of the per- sonal possessions of Harry Meiggs, an early day San Francisco alderman, who fled to Lima in 1854 after forging warrants to the amount of $800,000. HEADS FUR PROMOTION. | _— i Dr. Graves Appointed to Direct Work in Alaska. 1 By the Associated Press Selection of Dr. Earl Graves, a| veterinarian and gradugte of Kansas State Agricultural College, to pro- mote raising of fur-bearing animals in Alaska; was announced vesterday | by Secretary Jardine. Dr. - Gr: will advise Alaskan fur farmers on the breeding and care of animals, under a co-operative agreement be. tween Gov, Parks of Alaska and, the | Biological Survey of the Department | of Agricujture. ! B. killed 5 ¢ Graham | When he ran out on the National foh, a wide. | HIghway in front of an {driven by John W. Slag s and no ©D route from Oakland, Ca Hen, Lays 151 Eggs In as Many Days iated Press. OMAHA, Nebr., Septembar 27.— Babe Ruth, white Leghorn hen, laid another esg vesterday, the 151st in as many days, and is now ud possessor of the world ng championship. en, owned by A. R. Lander E kept by the here,” was 1 contest of the American Associa- tion May avery day ious ord of 149 was held by Lady Lindy, an Arkansas Boy Killed by Automobile. a1 Dispatch to The Star TMBERLAND, Md.. 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