Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1927, Page 12

12" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1927. MILLS IS ELECTED U.S. Treasury Officia! Chosen | to Succeed Charles S. Dewey as Treasurer. retary of to succeed of the annual of Florida atno | extra fare via Seaboard AST COAST—West Coast—the beautiful lakes and hills of Central Florida—you may visit them all this season on a round trip ticket with no additional fare—via Seaboard. 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(Matn Floor,) mont, Among those who attended the Board of Incorporators’ meeting this morning were Robert Lansing, Wil liam G. M nat, Junior Red Cross. The committee unanimously adopted a resolution ex. pressing the organization's great loss and paying tribute to Mr. Dunn's| Hepresentative Jos Crall, new mem ell, | talent as an educator, leader and ey of the Houss from California, re- August Bel- | idealist t W. de Henr of Pitts: Harvey Gibson and John H of Boston The central committee was officially informed by Chairman Payne of the| death November 15 of *Arthur W.|army and navy is estimated at 689, | thelr commander could tell them Dunn, who since January 1, 1922,|800,000 marks tely 8172 |npart his death, had been | 000.000). ~This vho fams| Mr Crall, 8 Hepublican, the American'than the expenditures for 1 Laent af 1ow Angeles ARMY MARKED TWINS. | $172,000,000 for German Defense. ,.udu a corpurai while in the Ameri BERLIN, December 7 UP).—Ger |t4n Atmy during the Wpanish Amer! 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