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The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST
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Meet tsll ID 0Siei
Hear R. B. Spencer next Sunday

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Hear r. B. Spencer next Sunday.
Alladin lamp supplies for sale at
Acre Furniture Co.. IT. Morgan. Colo.
This Is a busy time with the farm.
ers having been delayed 10 much
with the rains.
Mr.. Myers and Miss Ruth Graves
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Shoe
maker at Virgins.
Trunks. travelling bags. Boston
bags and suit cases for sale at Acre
Furniture Co.. #. Morgan. Colo,
During the month Of August
sankes are blind 20 watch out for
them. They are plentiful this year.
Mr. Larsen had the misfortune to
be kicked by one Of his horses Tues
day which.will lay him up for sew
eral days.
Sherm Ducker and Floyd Barker
drove up from Bridgeport. Nebr..
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with home folks.
Several Of the ladies from town
spent the afternoon Thursday with
Mis-. ]. W. White. The time was
spent in quilting.
r. B. Spencer of Ft. Morgan will
be here next Sunday to conduct the
church service In the H. s. Audit.
orium. Come and hear him.
The sun may rise a minute or two
off each day but Flavo Flour rises
on the minute every time. Try It
you'll like 1t. Raymer Milling Co.
The empty houses around town
will soon be filed as 1t Is nearing
the time for school and we under
stand several changes will be made
this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fales and two daugh-
ters moved down from Buckingham
Monday and will occupy the Smith
house. We welcome this family to
our community.
Mrs. Kelley went to Morgan Tues
day to meet George who has been
away for couple of weeks. We ex-
pect George will have some big
stroies to tell now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway spent Sum
day in Eaton visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison. They
were accompanied home by a nephew
who will visit here.
Have you noticed that offer that
the State Bank Of Raymer makes Of
prize for suitable slogan for
their 1924 calendars? II you have
not, turn to page eight and read
their ad.
Mr.. Seldin drove to Brush Tuesday
to meet his mother and sister who
had arrived from Russia. They ex-
pect to make their home in this coun-
try and will divide the time between
the brothers.
DR.. Hawthorn and family are en-
joying visit from his two aunts,
Mrs. Maybury and Mrs. Swain, who
arrived last Thursday. They are on
their way home to Biloxi, Miss. from
trip to the coast.
The Music pupils of Miss Ruth
Graves will give Recital next Mon
day evening, Aug. 20. in the H. 8.
Auditorium. This Is the end Of q
ten weeks course. You are cordially
invited to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schmeeckle are
the proud parents Of another boy
who arrived last Friday morning.
August 10th. He has accepted the
name of Master Willis Max. Mrs
Winterrowd is there to help care for
1
A little daughter by the name Of
Lois is q welcome guest at the home
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Littlefield who arrived last week.
Miss Mildred has been there the past
week to get acquainted with her new
niece.
Cards were received last week by
a few Raymerites announcing the
birth Of daughter named Beverley
Eads to Mr.. and Mrs. Maxiner OF
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A nice display Of rugs and limo.
leum at Acre Furniture Co., IT. Nor
gan, Colo.
The commissioners, Messrs Straigh,
and Powars. were in this part Of the
county last Monday on business.
Mrs. Amos Warrick will be host
ess to the Ladies Booster Club next
Wednesday at the J. H. Beson home.
Sellers Kitchen Cabinets on dis
play at Acre Furniture Co., TT. Nor
gan, Colo.
Miss Banche Vanek who has spent
a greater part Of her vacation in
Denver this summer arrived home
last week.
Eastern Weld county is getting
some flood damage Just at present,
and we need and need badly some
work on some Of the bad places.
A S pound sample of Flavo Flour
will be donated by the Raymer Mill.
ing Company to all Ladies' agreeing
to make specimens Of baking for the
Buckingham Fair. Come and get q
sample.
Harry Brown and his mother Wis
tied few days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Ficken on their re.
turn home from their trip to the
coast. Mr.. Brown helped to make
up ball team last Sunday when
they played with Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cleave and
family left Saturday afternoon for
Wyoming where Mr.. Van Cleave has
secured q position In the oil fields.
Sorry to have them leave Raymer
country but wish them prosperity
and success In their new home.
Mr.. r. d. Seldin's mother and sis
ter from Libou. a port on the Baltic
Sea In Russia, arrived in Raymer yes
terday and will make their home
here. You can imagine that they
have had some trip to arrive here and
were very glad to find a stopping
place.
Mrs. Melendy and the two boys
left Monday via Morgan for their
new home In southern Kansas and
Rev. Melendy started to drive thru
in his Ford Tuesday morning. They
will be greatly missed In Raymer
circles but we wish them all kinds
Of success in their new location.
One of the men who has been
working for Ed Warrick in the har.
vest field, encountered rattlesnake
and was bitten on the ankle. First
Aid was administered Immediately.
then they drove to Sterling for medi-
cal aid as DR.. Hawthorn was not in
town that day. He Is getting a.
long nicely with no bad effects.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

The commissioners, Messrs Straight
and Powars. were in this part Of the
county last Monday on business.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mrs. Amos Warrick will be host
ess to the Ladies Booster Club next
Wednesday at the ]. H. Beson home.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Sellers Kitchen Cabinets on dis
play at Acre Furniture Co., Fl. Nor
gan, Colo.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

A nice display Of rugs and limo
leum at Acre Furniture Co., IT. Nor
gan, Colo.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

During the month Of August
sankes are blind 20 watch out for
them. They are plentiful this year.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

r. B. Spencer of Fl. Morgan will
be here next Sunday to conduct the
church service in the H. s. Audit.
orium. Come and hear him.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Trunks. travelling bags, Boston
bags and suit cases for sale at Acre
Furniture Co.. #. Morgan. Colo,
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mr.. Myers and Miss Ruth Graves
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Shoe
maker at Virgins.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Miss Banche Vanek who has spent
a greater part Of her vacation In
Denver this summer arrived home
last week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Several Of the ladies from town
spent the afternoon Thursday with
Mis-. j. W. White. The time was
spent in quilting.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Eastern Weld county Is getting
some flood damage Just at present.
and we need and need badly some
work on some Of the bad places.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

A 5 pound sample Of Flavo Flour
will be donated by the Raymer Mill
Ing Company to all Ladies agreeing
to make specimens Of baking for the
Buckingham Fair. Come and get q
sample.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

This is a busy time with the farm.
ers having been delayed 10 much
with the rains.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Harry Brown and his mother Wis.
tied few days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Ficken on their re.
turn home from their trip to the
coast. Mr.. Brown helped to make
up a ball team last Sunday when
they played with Sterling.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Sherm Ducker and Floyd Barker
drove up from Bridgeport, Nebr.,
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with home folks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mrs. Kelley went to Morgan Tues
day to meet George who has been
away for couple of weeks. We ex-
pect George will have some big
stroies to tell now.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Fales and two daugh-
ters moved down from buckingham
Monday and will occupy the Smith
house. We welcome this family to
our community.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16


7 A little daughter by the name Of
Lois is welcome guest at the home
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Littlefield who arrived last week.
Miss Mildred has been there the past
week to get acquainted with her new
niece.
Cards were received last week by
a few Raymerites announcing the
birth Of daughter named Beverley
Eads to Mr.. and Mrs. Maxlner OF
Lovelock, Nevada, Mrs. Maxiner
was formerly Miss Hulda Fades well
know here.
Mrs. Oliver Dunbar and their boys
arrived in Raymer Monday from
Somerset, Nebr., to visit old friends
and look after their farm west Of
town. Mrs. Dunbar left yesterday
to visit hef sister living at Snyder
before going home.
Odes Addington drove up to Estes
Park Sunday with q truck load OF
household goods for Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson who have recently built
them cottage there and instead Of
/, spending their summers at this place
will hereafter 90 to Etss 4
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

The empty houses around town
will soon be filled as 1t is nearing
the time for school and we under
stand several changes will be made
this fall.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mr.. Larsen had the misfortune to
be kicked by one Of his horses Tues
day which will lay him up for sew
eral days.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

The sun may rise a minute or two
off each day but Flavo Flour rises
on the minute every time. Try It
you'll like 1t. Raymer Milling Co.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cleave and
family left Saturday afternoon for
Wyoming where Mr.. Van Cleave has
secured q position In the oil fields.
Sorry to have them leave Raymer
country but wish them prosperity
and success In their new home.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Alladin lamp supplies for sale at
Acre Furniture Co.. IT. Morgan, Colo
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway spent Sun
day in Eaton visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison. They
were accompanied home by a nephew
who will visit here.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schmeeckle are
the proud parents Of another boy
who arrived last Friday morning,
August 10th. He has accepted the
name of Master Willis Max. Mrs
Winterrowd is there to help care for
, bt~A
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-16

Mr.. Seldin drove to Brush Tuesday
to meet his mother and sister who
had arrived from Russia. They ex-
pect to make their home in this coun-
try and will divide the time between
the brothers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Fear for Safety Of
Prince Of Wales in
Steeplechase Races

l-o-Gc'-. March So BY :. P.1-
The Prince q Wa.+s' love for sieeple-
chasing : beginning t. cause puhi.c
Anxiety. owing % me frequency with
which n meets Iu.shaps Wales him
selt- however. makes ligst O. his
risks.
The Lvsss.-= STANDARD today SAYS
yr.d@ comment has been provoked IN
slcic:y circles and that Inc feeling
prevails tEat the pr!nces advisers
should persuade him. II view q tte
responsibility % his position 20 cor
:lr.e himself % hunting. LEAVING he
jumps tcr cher people.
TIE apparent had another
r1lshap TODAY when. part.C. pat.I-
with Prince George II he Melton
sse=plechases a1G riding n Ing ladies'
plate MS r1o2-t Little Christy,"
was brought down ~ ne baking Of
another horse e.. The seventh fence.
After making SIX unsuccessful. a.
5+--pts 10 e: his mount over. wales
gave up
Ire prince also. tor To first tine.
competed against profess. o-lal .oc.-
eyS n an open race, and came ii
fourth after narrow est1I pc from
he!rs - Wounded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Says Present Sugar
Prices Will Result
in Lesser Consumption

Washing On. Ma -cE ->.-1HI al4C.tS
developments here TODAY N The sugar
situAi.on ware the announcement hy
ihe 49, commission. that. IN coilpll-
snoa Win instructions from F-os.dcr:
Harding is inquiry into the effect q
the rcw i~lrort duties CT prices would
ha Eioro far reaching than o.. g,n2lly
IVES intended and tie prediction hE
SECRETARY Hoover that present prices
would rtsu,t IN 6ecrea scd consumption
sra Increased prcdacticn-
Members cf The commission. prFd!cfoo
i probably would ha SIX months ne-
:t-o cc-'n-5 fC1slye study ct Trod &c
;c1 cc<:s n Cuba, Tc-ro + CO go
iiswasi ss vel as The Cnito6 States.
E-i - local STOCKS snd world supplies
q y.ricus dates could - CONF .efed
sri -s-ccr1.-,e ri; --icrs submitted - me
president. who has authority - a.;:T
tn ;sTr rates
Mr. icoNer's 9-e6icijc- WAS made N
ltits- - Rerre sensitive nall!nEsr
ErSah'.c.-. NasSs cf1us'ttS- who asked
Tor information SIS 70 The present Sit
lslio--
sugar CO. sumption ard T7'7'1cot'9'a-
Te-r, cli:sly ia Price ]. would ee
-c-T-ia. IL a-t;c:pafe that estimated
o1-samp:io- wol:ld decrease IS TIE re-
81; a. - oycr-hish T-:ce.
NJ. Hoover also torc-oas. thst fhs
Trsse1. Tr.ca ltvsls viii 10 doubt
s;i1,1..:e production. tsT>ao a,2y -
Cchs- s. s; ms T,o--t-. plantation
Ero1ts s-a WY large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
BERNHARDT TO BE-
BURIED At PARIS
At NOON TODAY

Paris. March 2s-(By A. P.)-The
body of Sarah Bernhard tonight
rested in the famous rosewood casket
lined with white satin which was
made at her order 80 years ago and
In which she was frequently photo-
Graphed while on Ler foreign tours.
Able Loutil, cure Of the church Of
st. Francois de Sales, where the fu-
neral service vii be held tomorrow
noon. said the last prayers over the
great artistic today. Then she WAS
tonderly lifted from her bed and
pis seed in the coffin. HIGH was taken
to the ground floor, Of the hone.
where room has been Transformed
into a chapel
Bernhard is still clad III her white
satin dress. Over her face and hair
/, fine lace veil has been drawn On
ter breast Is piGued the Cross Of the
Legion Of Honor. and around her
neck Is ribbon holding the gold
lccket containing the picture and lock
Of hair Of her son, Maurice. which
she always wore.
The cashet VIII be taken TO the
church tomorrow morning At g
O'Clock and after the services the fU-
neral procession will 20 to the GENE
terry Pere Lachaise. where the body
VIII be placed in a simple. but mas
sive vault without decoration and
bearing only one word: "Bernhardt."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Debate On Bridge Bill

The climax Of the fight Tor bridge
over kennebec river q. Bath. In the
Senate Wednesday morning. came
following q spirited debate when the
Senate by voice vote accepted the
favorable report Of the joint commit
tee on public utilities and ways and
bridges upon the new draft OF the
Carlton bill. providing for a State
buiit toll bridge between Bath and
Wooiw!ch.
The report - the Joint committee
came in on the bill To incorporate
the Maine Kennebec Bridge COM
pany. Z private corporation TO erect
2 toll bridge between. Bath and Wool
wich. and II WAS tabled by Senator
Eaton of Oxford.
Senator Carlton Of EagaGahOs
moved for the adoption of Report "A
Of the committee. ought TO pass" On
the resolve submitting constnu-
iional amendment providing for an
Issue III So 600. 600 State bonds for ;ns.
construction Of a State toll bridge -
that place. lie discussed at length
the need Of a bridge al that point
and said that the present conditions
prevented the proper development Of
lContinUed on Page 12-col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29

The disturbance that was over Ths
81 Lawrence valley Tuesday nlGif
Has TI1ov@5 -e-as1 ward to New Found
land With = further increase ln ~
lsnsity and ii has h"cn attended 10y
mt lr.c;aF SHOW l-i ne Nei1h Aflai1-
t5c states, ar6 bT npl1hn est gales 10
1hs North Atlantic STATES. This dls-
-pFlsance has l.ssgn t0ljoR 81 closely
III ms area # high pressure and abb
y c,rrBaI1v cold wEather frcrn The
1fc,r-t11x eFt aud Tbs Temperature Vas
tsr.-,3s,5lT lnAer "Wednesday IN tEe
Atlarlt~ states north q Virginia
GENERALLY fair sathsr Tlll l1'f.f aas
in the washington fVFeca 81 district
Thursdar except i'm Florida and 1f9e
south ATLANTIC coast where rain l.
prof,a bic
Tbera viii 1,s TcartltIn 10 soiIie-
what higher Temperatures IN TIE al
"a r-ic. states north 1f Virginia i h+4l'S-
Gav, and warmer weather WILL pre-
talJ almost E-aneraIy in fhe NsasflIns-
ION fere.cast dis er-ftt Friday,
Stur rnwarnIr-s remain olspiaft 20
an The Atlantic NpasI from lesAlaWSit
Fra lKwa1sr 10 Na7t1t;ks-- Mass
Winds NORTH # Sandy HOOK norm
rvest gales, diminishing and y eal1t1
talr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
TOwS Disabled
Freighter 9 Days
Now Short of Coal

hos,c1. March ->-Wjth insult
h'1t-t ta.l 10 co-1ing1e beyond Nan
,Rcs=, The Shipglrc hoard STEAMER
SO lassi1- from Antwerp - Nfw
so-S with Inc dlsat HE'D freq hter,
@fS. Eslly in Ton Wiz rs -st Of
sa1ia Sheal ll-hfShlp 10y q shjrpir 6
'aEfa Ing q ~ sent from New IcTk
S11 l'e-ls7 81 II 1sr few
Tbs West l-ssip hss foHs6 -Ns
Mss Esl1,~ crippled through boiler
,,roaials .o- nine DAYS an5 al times
Las hssn barely able II proceed IN
NJ -&ce q heavy gales In the -
AnEf ps-1od between Sunday noon
%Ao Tuesday noon. the xt.sssls
.etsFad only ISL miles The ING
nAl t1kt the dlsa tls,a f-slchts- 10
oas'oa and the West lnsk5p viii
'l@ss'eo 10 New York.
4hs West Helix SAILED from Ant
Ntfs On February = for Boston, and
FL INTO The Azores Februa-y -;
VIII machinery o2nase3 and short
y aee4, 'esGM1ns 1er A'oyare March
IN March IL sts became help
and tIrcadcas; appeals for aid
~ WATCH the West Iaskip res5,ar led.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29
Department of State
Asks That Condemned
Catholics Be Spared

Washington. March y ne save
t5e7tartraent has taken steps. i YES
officially announced laIs today. 10
convey 10 The Soviet government
through The American Ambassador al
Berlin The "ear1es- hope that ine
lives gt Archbishop Zepllak ane Mon
s-rur Butchkav5tch q The Caiholc
church. under sentence TO be exc
cu-o5 In Moscow. may f.e spared
Decision to take action IN regard 10
the EXECUTIONS planned ty SOVIET au :
tl71rit5eS was announced ID Inc iol-
lowing formal statement
With reverence 10 the report o.
tbe death sentence passe7 On Arch
list1op ZfJliat ard other Roman
r.a-bt.sc e,ctleslast5cF ia Eussla The
,ss,las r7ireT+ a state has taken steps.
through the American anbasSa3oT IN
Berlin to g5ve expression 70 the hD-
.-7gr,5zartarl interest 81 the America n
r,eop3e 2 I'd their earnest hope that
the lines q tbese eccleslastJcE may be
spared
Earlier iu tb1 daT protests against
rair executions had bsen received tT
-l,e 45etera r1aeat from the tathpllc
r7-if, If Nl,rr Sr--t CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29

ST. Joseph. Mich, March oS.-(By
\. P.)-CEarles E. Ruthenberg. code
feHdan: with William T. Foster,
charged with advocating criminal syn
dicalism. and witness for Foster in his
trial. admitted on the witness stand
today. after first denying il. that he
had written an article saying the work
ers must adept extra parliamentary
means including "u3c of armed force
10 overthrow the government Of the
United States"
EuthcnberS fourth DAY on the
stand WAS married by q soNire cxaiui-
nation ~ a.. J.. smith. assistant at,or-
nev general Of Michigan. y 10 ATTACHED
tis witness qualifca tiYns as an ex-
pert on Communism.
Tel Us whether or not rcu have a.
any time In written article advocated
the overthrow - the government If
the Inited stareS t. force. The alter
;-ey genera ashei
enberg began. when Nr. Smith inter
rup;ed and demanded 'yss' or NO
answer
No" the witness answered
Mr.. Smith produced a cppy of the
October. 1871. Communist. secret organ
Of the Commuuily party during it's uu-
d"TgroInd existence. and asked Ruth
orbsrg If az article signed Damon
his parry alles-nad no, been written
by him. The witness ackno~ led ed
the authorship.
DID YOU rot statn in This srticle "
NJ. Smith asked that the workers
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Russia Will Welcome
IsadOra Duncan

Moscow. March .>-Isadora DHB-
can. tie dancer. who was deprived
Of te- American citizens nip By Z
recent ruling Of the Depa rt-nent Of
Ia tot. is now q woman without
country. hut ca1 always find haven
IN Russia The Soviet minister Of
education ana art Il Lunacha 49,
SAID -c6ar that he expected Miss
Duncan 10 come 20 Moscow. and
added that there She can alwe2s Oh
tain Russian cltize -ship.
When STE vas married 70 Serge
Fsseri-. - Moscow. MSS Duncan
elected 10 remain an American cltl-
z+n. rhe Soviet laws giving foreign
wives he right ID eject By prefer
enCe their own o. their husband s
nationality THIS sF@ y stlll an
American in Russia though RUSSIAN
III tht United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29

Boston, March 2S-Within an
hour after his arrival here from
Chicago today in charge of Federal
officers, Frank l.. Taylor, who, for
three weeks, held the position as
president of the Warren National
Bank at a salary OF $50 a week, was
arraigned in L. S. District Court,
charged with embeZzling. more than
S2tH,rU OF the banks funds. lie
entered q plea Of not guilty and was
held in $1,000. Bail was not furn-
ished
Taylor insisted that Abraham
Goldman. principal stakeholder OF
the Warren bank. Who is held in
Chicago. and who Is charged here
with aiding and abetting III the en-
bezzlement, was innocent.
He is as innocent as ] am Jsy-
|or said ri Joseph y. Marcino,
GUidman's son-in-isW, said by Tay-
Tor 10 be the man who actually took
the bank funds the former bank
president expressed no such view 8.
Il would like 10 have rim IN
room with me" TAYLOR said.
Taylor, who graduated 70 the PC
sItion Of bank president from that
Of fireman OF the Boston & Albany
Railroad, with ouiy one stage. that
OF stock salesman. between. denied
that he had had any money out OF
the wrecking OF the Warren bank.
He had lost $500 Of his own money
III the crash. ne claimed. He said
he believed Marcino was either in
South America or Mexico and
would be caught soon.
When the Chicago train pulled in
one OF the first 10 greet TAYLOR was
his young wife. who has persisted
in declaring him innocent OF wrong
doing in connection with the looting
Of the Warren bank.
Later. while talking with her hus-
band in tie Office Of the United
states marshal. Mrs. Taylor col
lapsed. TAYLOR appeared cheerful
and confident as he discussed the
case.
II was indicated tonight that the
trial Of Taylor ana Goldman before
the Federal Court might not he
reached before the term a6jouruE.
owing TO the fact that agents Of HE
department OF Justice are sill in
vestig2tins the hank case. l. WAS
sail that the trial might be defer
rel until the fall pending comp;c-
tion OF this investigation. Another
factor making for delay Was said 70
le the possibility that Marcino
mig1, be found In the interval in
which event TAYLOR Goldman ana
MarC.co would 80 before the court
together.
Attorney jeremiah J. McAnarrey.
OF quincy. who is associated WIFI
the defense in the Sacco-Va1zetJi
case has been retained by some OF
Taylor'r friends as the former hank
yresl dents counsel He attempted
% 5ave ha3! for his client fixed -
5000. t-t United States Attorney
John Y. Sullivan insisted on the
higher figure.
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Gates Heiress Is
Quietly Wed to
Newspaper CartOOnist

fssa :er2a- Cal. March zs.-The ps~5s
o. Miss De!lors Angel. heire1s 10 the
sa"."eb.pt9 fortune Of John ". Gates.
for quiet wedding was fulfilled ~
noon today when she pljghted troth 10
Lester Norris. newspaper cartoonist. Of
81 Charles. III
The Alta6ena home Q. r. r. Angel.
TAI her Of tie bride. where lhe cereIrao-
fr Was performed waK surrounded ny
guards Only nesr relatives Of Miss
Angel and Mr. Norris ard few
chun3k were admitted 10 the home.
The ReK. Robert A Freeman. pastor
q the Pasadena Presbyterian, church.
reso Ehs marriage service. Miss An
gel. attended only ~ her nine year
Old sister Roberta flower girl was
gowne3 ia q plain white satin Dress
and carried the convention showed bow
qurt o. roses and ljlieg-
a wedding breakfast followed -be
ceremony and Mr.. and Mrs Norris les.
On a motor ZIP through California ID.
They were very happy they sail
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