Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1930, Page 7

{ Shampoo Regularly with Cuticura Soap Precede by applications of { Cuticura Ointment This treatment will keep the sealp in a healthy condition and the thick and lustrous. Aadls Ad v dua.—ar A D2 acily 4. Uy L Es SO JULL 3, 1950. in a tunnel hewn through a mile and & quarter of solid rock. Independence day will be celebrated t Grand Canyon lodge, with Oo\a COVERNORS VISIT :asemesss o Hold American Independence Day Should Not Be Observed as Holiday. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, July 3 (#).— The governing' board of the Nationalist party yesterday published resolutions protesting the July 4 celebration here, | asserting that the American Independ- of State Governors, touring Utah Il'ld|;n§‘19d dm{ should g‘rn be observed as a Arizona national parks following their | holiday in Porto Rico. | 'The resolutions said July 4 had no national conference at Salt Lake City, significance in the history of human arrived here this morning. emancipation, but merely marked an A session of the conference in the|event in the life of a nation “which Zion National Park Lodge, With GOV.|imposes a de facto government upon John Hammill of Iowa presiding, Was|porto Rico.” on the day's program. A visit to the| ‘The Nationalists propose to observe canyon was to be followed by & Pro-|september 23, marking the sixty-second | gram, at which Carl R. Gray, president | anniversary of the proclamation of a | of the Union Pacific Railroad, and An- | republic in a brief and unsuccessful thony W. Ivins, official of the Latter- | reyojt, : day Saints’ Church, were speakers. S - it m‘!:n1 n;;nekto the Gmm‘lh Ca(n)_\'on Na- nal 'ar tomorrow the JOVernprs | will participate in the dedication of the try from Paris, Berlin, Stockholm and new $2,000,000 Zion-Mount Carmel | other European cities must go through Highway. The ceremony will take palce | the London exchange. Executives Reach Cedar City, Utah, on Tour Following Conference. By the Associated Press. CEDAR CITY, Utah, July 3.—A score Every telephons message to this coun- RCH IANS BODY | MAY BE N HORGLE Disappearance of Canadian 10 Years Ago Checked With Unclaimed Person. By the Associated Press. TORONTO, July 3.—The body of & man in the city morgue was being viewed today in the bellef that it might be that of Ambrose J. Small, theatrical magnate, who mysteriously disappeared | 10 years ago. » ‘The body was that of a man found on | = the streets about a month ago, starving, exhausted and penniless. He was un- table to recall his name. At the hospital, where he died yesterday, he was known as John Doughty because he had mum- bled the name repeatedly while he lay in the hospital. | At the request of a newspaper, Arthur Weatherup, a barber who had attended Small for six years, was taken to the morgue and after examining the body sald it bore a striking resemblance to Small. o Small, s Toronto theatrical man, cmfied from sight on December 2, 1919. Although a reward of $50,000 was of- fered for the finding of him alive. no trace of him ever was found. He left an estate valued at $2,000,000. After an application by his wite to have him declared legally dead had been | denied in Surrogate’s Court, the appel- late Division in June, 1923, overruled the lower court and adjudged him dead. Litigation developed over his estate, which was settled when the widow agreed to pay over $400,000 to the court for the benefit of two sisters, a half| sister and a half brother. P B iites Reserve Officers Commissioned. Commissions in the Organized Re- serves of the Army have been issued by the War Department to George C. Vaughn, 3118 Eighth street, as a sec- ond lieutenant of Infantry and to James M. Heilman, Y. M. C. A. Bullding, Eighteenth and G_streets, as a secon lieutenant in the Ordnance Department. CRACK ng is ‘i& = . HOT 52453 "13,300 miles. BIKE TEAMS COMPETE Annual 3,300-Mile Race France Starts. PARIS, July 3 () —Five teams of eight riders representing France, Ger- many, Belgium, Italy and Spain, began yesterday the annual bicycle tour of France over a designated course of about Over The yearly event usually occupies about 30 days of steady riding. 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