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Seward daily gateway., 1924-03-22
Notice of Sale of Real Estate for Delinquent Taxes, Town of
 Seward, Alaska for the Year 1922,

Notice Hereby of of District Court for the Territory Alaska Third Division on 10th September 1923 entitled Tn Municipal force the lien ordered directed said ed by law, giving tate situated within the limits which the general special of
  1922 and in compliance with ouon the Common Council the Seward the Mayor said in the designated by said Council: Therefore
  April 1924 the Town Hall Seward Alaska
 
  Holidays until described this Notice of Sale is disposed sell public the highest bidder cash all
  Recording satisfying 1922 accrued penalties That parcel real herein enumerated and sched sale and sold separately
  the delinquent
 
 will be bid by Municipal Clerkfo and on o the Seward Alaska;
  parcel will be completion of such sae
  of ears
  provided;
 list and enumeration published herewith is specific this advertised scale 1922 been pd the thereon and whom assessed: Whom Assessed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
KETszAzAN TAMADTAK MEG EGY
FELSz0LAL0 MAGYAR KEPvTSE-
Tor A BUKAREsTI KAMARABAN.

A brassoi lapok iriak A hukaresti ka-
mara minapi iilesen viharos IS botrany-
ba esapo jelenetek szinhelye volt. A
magyar kisebbsegre annvita strelmes
Is veszeaelmes allampolgarsfgi t6ryanyt
a kamara megszava2ta. A tbry6ny vita
ia folyaman Sander J6zsef magyar KEEP
yisel6 igen hatarozottan mutatott RI
azokra momentumokra, melye a ma
gyar es a tijbbi kisebhsegeket is fenve-
getik. Amikor torv6nyt kamara meg
szavazta es Sander szemelyes kerdesben
sz6lalt fel, kitort vihar. A tobbsegi
kepvisel6k felt rohantak, szoros gyiirii-
vel vettek koriil Is olyah sertesekkel
arasztottak el, amelyeket lehetetIen re-
produkalni. Egyik kisebhs6gi kepvisei6
Sander vedelmere kelt, amire a t6bbsa
giek valosaggal kiloktek az ALTON. AZ
ilest felfuggesztettek ugyan, de bot
Tany tovabb zugott azutan is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
KAvARODAS EGY NEMZETI SzINU
MEGHIvo MATT.

A brassoi lapok k0zlik, hogy Mara
marosszigeten az ottani dalk6r hang
yersenyt hirdetett. A rcndez6seg DISCS
meghivokat rendelt, feher papiron, z0il
es barna betakkel nyomtatva. Szet IS
kiildtek meghiv6kat varos magyar
es roman k0zonsege egyforman keszillt
tancmulatsdggal egybekot6tt hang
versenyre, amelyet varmegyehaz Macy
termeben szand6koztak megtartani
Egyszer csak, harom nappal hang
verseny el6tt, egy tulbuzgo roman fell
jelentette ren1ez6seget azon a cimen,
hogy meghiy6kon tiintetesb6l ma
gyar nemzeti szinek szerepclnek. Ella
ras indult meg, a rendGrseg az 0sszes
meghivokat elkobozta a. dalk0r vezc-
t6segenek hosszas utanjarasaba keriit
bebizonyitani, hogy cszedgahan Sc voit
tintctni, hiszen barna es mem piros be-
tiiket rendelt. Hosszas szakert5i vizsga-
lat vegre megallapitotta, hogy barna
betik val6ban barnak es nem pirosak.
ICY azutan a hangvcrseny szcrencsesen
lefolyhatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
KoMARoMBoL EI.HE1YEzIK A
HIVATALOKAT.

Az allami f0ldhivatal kirendeltsege,
mely eddig Komaromhan miikodott a
zsupani hivatal, maid annak feloszlata-
SO utan a jarasi hivatal mellett, februar
len Ersekniyarra k0lt0zott. A foldhi-
vatal mar hatodik az elk0lto20tt hi
vatalok sorrendjeben. Elvittek Komd-
romhdl a zsupani hivatalt, allamepitt-
szeti hivatalt, kulturmernoki hivatalt,
erdohivatalt, erd6gondnoksagot, egy
tvig all meg f6nn a penzdgyigazgat6-
sag Is torveny mondja ki a t0rveny-
seek es allamiigyeszs6g athelyezestt
Ersekujvarra. A legtobb hivatal Ersek
ujvara $ Nyitrara kolt6zott Komarom-
boil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
MAGYAR KOZEPLsXOLAK
ZAKLATASA.

A roman kozoktatasiigyi MINISTER a
nagyvaradi f6igazgat6sag el6terjeszt6sd
re a szatmarn6meti reformatus f6gim-
nahum, a r6mai katholikus zardai pol
gari leanyiskola es tanit6n6kepz6 nyil-
vanossagi jogat megvonta. A j0v6bcn
mindharom iskola csak mint maganjel-
legi iskola mjik0dhetik, mely allami er-
vennyel bir6 bizonyitvanyokat mem adj
kat ki es tanuloi k0telesek egy allami
5izottsag el6tt nj vizsgat tenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

hetetlennek tartja lap tamadasait
AIT iria kamarar6l, hogy irredenta
feszek, melyet egy Pestro iranyitott
magyar es egy renegat roman vezetnek
Is legfobb ideje volna, hogy romanok-
max adiak 1T helyiiket'. A mersekel-
tebben gondolkoz6. roman politikusok
karosnal latjak a jelenleg Nagyvdradon
megjelen6 roman lapok alland6 izgata-
sat S exert elhataroztak, hogy vi roman
napilapot inditanall
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
UsZITAs A MAGYARoK ELLEN

A nagyvaradi kereskedelmi es ipar-
kamara ellen eles tamadast intezett a
Nagyvaradon megielen3 roman nyelvii
ujsag. A tamad0 cikk elc tuljadonkep-
pen Olah Bella kamarai f6titkar es dr.
Papp Janos titkar ellen Tranquil. f k6t
kival6 szakembert pcdig ncmesak n
nagyvaradi, de a bukaresti szakkorolS
is igcn nagyra becsiilik es mindenki 9rt-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

het, essipan q magyar szineszeket tiltja
el a szinpadr6l a roman rendelet. Par.
lagi szinigazgat6 azzal ervelt, hogy a
roman szinfszeti feliieyel5 felhatalmaz-
ia 1T tagok szerz6dtetesere IS csak
ezutan jott meg az allampolgarsagi rem,
delet, tarsnlatanak tobb tagja pedig el-
m,llasatotta rendezni allampolgarsagat
IS most az nehezen tisztazhat6. Feleih.
litette meg ait is, hogy Budapesten is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

jatsaik roman sainesa, BecAbeh, bar
mefy nagyobb vafosban sem g0fdite
mex akadalyt elsiuk, 81 a rendelet veg.
rchajtaaa tars,ilatdt cs5dbe kefgeti. A
rend6rigaagat6 az iigy vegleges tateya
lasaig a kerdest faggSben tartja, de ki
jelentette, ha nevs7erint 1hegjelolt
szinesaeknek feileptet megtilt6 rehdele
tet kap, AIT kenytelen lesa vegrehajta'
hi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
Az ERDELYI ARvAszEKEKET
ATSZERVEZIK

es pedig akkent, hogy az edaigi 0nkor-
manyzati jellegiik mcgsziinik es minden
t0rvenyszek korlet6ben a telekkonyvi
hatosagok mintajara allitiak fel az ar
vaszeket, melynek hataskor6t is szetva-
lasztjak biroi es kozigazgatasi reszre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
ZAKLATJAK A MAGYAR
SZINESZEKET.

A nagyvaradi magyar szineszeknek
csak mines nyugodalmuk, orokos zakia-
tasnak vannak kiteve A rend6rigazga-
to ma gahoz kerctte Parlagi Janos szin-
hazigazgat6t, es k6zolte vele, hogy a
szintarsulat azon tagjai, akik magyar
allampol garsagukat megtartottak,
nem lephetnck fel. .Aki cseh szlovak
vagy iugoszlav allampolgar, az fellep'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

Temesvarott most mar hAlAlt Is meg
aldatati6k. A sarosi tAAacs ujee hapja-
t6l III ad6nefnet ieptetett eletbe, meg
pedig 4 temetssi ad9t. Az ad5kivetts
progresssiv modoh tSstsnik: esslosas
tcmetesnel 4 kSltssgek kst saaaalskat,
ketlovasnal hafotn, hstiovasnAl ahhak
til asaaalek6t kell addban befiAethi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

plomban magyar Himnuszt eneRel-
tex. A t6rvenyszek Dir. Korlathot. nyolc
Enapi, Szasz Gvulat IS dr.. Gulovicsot hat
napi, DIR. Bogathyt, Tinka, Etelkat,
Scholz Mariat, Csornai Ilonat es Baar
Erzsebetet negynapi foghazbiintetesfe
itelte. Nsgy vadlottat felmentettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
FOGHAZ A HIMNUsz ENEKLE-
SEERT

4 "Slovenska Politika jelent6se
szerint az ungvari torv6nyszek el6tt
nemrtgihen targyaltak azoknak ma
gyroknak " biinporet akik 1922 ben
Scent Istvan napian az, ungvari TEN.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
vEsEBAJ

Vcse pirula doboza $1.OO.
Vesebor tivegje $l.o0, Vese tea $l.OO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Increasing Number
In WOmen's Classes
At Augusta Y. M. G.. A.

The ten o'clock woman's gymnas-
ium class. which is held on Tuesday
morning Is much favored by the
ladies Of the Augusta Y. NJ. G. A.,
and Is being well attended. Physical
Director Harlan 9. Kennedy in
charge of this class has a well ba-
lanced program Of exercise which IS
-eleasing and valuable to the menu
hers. Following the class and at
ten o'clock on Thursdays, bowling
and swimming ere in order and sew
eral of the members OF this class are
taking advantage of this fine oppor-
.unity to utilize the facilities of the
local "Y."
This Is by no means the only class
that is held on Tuesdays as fully $50
girls and women attend the vario Is
classes and use the pool and the
bowling alleys on each woman's
day. Mrs. O'Connor, the woman's
swimming instructor, Is planning q.
novel swimming exhibition by the
members of the ladies' department,
to take place after the holiday sea-
son.
The girls basketball league will
shortly get under way. Miss Gertrude
Best, a member OF the woman's
committee Of the Augusta Y. IA. c.
A.. will have charge OF this league
and 1t Ia expected that there Will b .
at least, six we'll matched teams n
the contest.
The first meeting OF the newly
organized woman's committee which
has become a necessity because or
the great increase in the size of the
woman's department will be held IT
3.15 on Tuesday afternoon at the ~"
building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Social Club Meetings

NV y aotherS Chapter of st. Marks
,Stn VIII meet Tuesday evening,
w,,"lh III the Parish House.
80. 10y stiillaard Bearers Class of the
, NM" street Methodist church will
ea %'th Mrs. Dorothy oliver, 1a7
~" street. this Monday evning.
,As say Ladies Md OF the Methodist
sS I'LL . VIII meet at $50 this after
ga,l wv" n AIRS. Is, +. Smith and Mrs.
SrS.a Wtisht at the home of Mrs.
IN" = Grove street. All those who
sea suicles for the Christmas sale
N @Sseu TO bring them to this meet
sew s"e ,Meman's League of the Con-
h S NON thuich will meet at $3.50
n.auuay afternoon with Mrs. +.
Tssu , Winthrop street.
s. hmltage Club will meet at
,fapa Nh house this evening at 1880
MsssM AIRS, {, w. Adams and Mrs,
4 ~ fotts viii he the hostess
Ns. ae resular meeting of the H. q,
4 ~ auxiliary will be held at G,
aas " q. at 1880 this Monday eve-
q pss.a n members are requested to
VII ~ as the principal business
M M me election of officers.
rSassa winchester Club will meet
&Niss evening, Dec, 4 at the home
sNs,. saret Cofiin. 10 winthrop
d murray Alliance win meet at
aas , sa'eh vestry at 1880 this eve
lsevious,s'es OF In the afternoon as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Shows Busy Month
Girls Club Program

The Augusta Girls Community
club has a busy program for the
month of December. The program
committee announces the following:
Mon. Dec. / supper and business
meeting (Bring your sewing
Tues. Dec. Gym. Class. swimming
and bowling at Y. M. c.. A.
Recreational night at club.
Wed. Dec. 3 Art Class
Thurs. Dec. Free Fancywork Class
Fri. Dec. Sewing for Christmas
Sat Dec. 6 Movie for school chill
Mon. Dec. 8 Recognition Night for
New Members
Tues. Dec. 8 Glasses at Y. M. u A.
Recreation at Club
Wed. Dec. 10 Art Class
Tburs. Dec. IL Fancywork Class
(free)
Fri. Dec. IL Sewing for Sale
sat. Dec. Is Christmas Sale
Mon. Dec, Is December hifthdas
Tues. Dec. 1s Glasses at Y. NJ. c. A.
Recreation at Club
Wed. Dec, II Last Art Class
Thurs. Dec. IS Fancywork Class
Fri. Dec. 10 Debate on Child Labor
Law ...
Mon. Dec. 2s Social Club Night
Tues. Dec. 2s Glasses at X. M. Z. a.
Recreation at Club
Fri. Dec. Is Christmas Dance ioe
Club Members ,x...
Mon. Dec. 20 Round Table, MISS
Mabel Conner. leader; Christmas
Party following
Tues. Dec. 80 Glasses at i. M. Z. a.
Recreation at club
We'd. Dec. 81 New Years Party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Poor Teeth Follow
White Flour's Wake

London, Nov. IL "a. p. by maiD--
Modern men have jaws that are too
small. and white -four Is responsible
for this deformity. according to Sir
Harry Baldwin who recently ad-
dressed the Medical oficers OF
Schools Associations on the necessity
for the more general use OF whole
wheat bread among growing chill
dren.
The speaker declared that the
small Jaw was widespread, and OF
comparatively recent origin. The re-
moyal Of vitamines from four.. he
continued. in order to produce white
bread was a vicious practice which
must be abolished. Otherwise chill
dren, especially the children OF poor
families which cannot afford . great
variety of food, viii continue to be
underfed.
DIR. c. Shelley said, at the same
meeting, that in his opinion the use
OF the word "offar' to describe the
part Of the wheat which Is discarded
in making white -four. has been re-
sponsible for the prejudice against
flour which Is not white. This I'M
fortunate term used by the naiilers
has given rise to the opinion that
nom white -four IL not clean.
DR.. G. Friend. medical officer ut
Christ's Hospital. Horsham, said that
in experiments in feeding boys on
white bread and stons-milled or
whole wheat bread he had demon
strated that the use Of whole wheat
bread reduced the decay Of teeth by.
so per cent.
A baker, NJ. Carter. addressed the
meeting and assured the doctors that
bakers would be very happy to make
whole wheat bread. as 1t 10 much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Bridegroom Had
Self "Arrested" to
Foil the Hecklers

Bangor, Me-, Nov. APPROXIMATIONS
which jackson Libby took to pre-
vent kidnapping" by friends after
his wedding to Miss Doris Marie
Chandler last night temporarily
broke up the wedding party and
caused CONSERVATION among the
wedding guests, it became known to-
day.
Believing an attempt would be
made to separate him from has bride.
Libby arranged to have Capt. AM
brose Phillips of the Bangor police
department ARREST" him, to forestall
the kidnapping"
The guests, however. were I'M
aware of the arranged ARREST" and
thought Libby had been snatched by
the law from the arms Of his bride.
The minister. the Rev. DIR. Ashley
A. Smith, knew nothing of the pre-
cautionary measures taken by Libby
and protested vigorously at the
young mans ARREST" when Capt.
Phillips entered the house without
Knocking ami said to Libby. you
come with me-"
Women guests in the house were
shocked at the unexpected turn IN
affairs. They added their protests
to those of the clergyman. but Phil
lips was firm and insisted on taking
his prisoner"
After Libby's ''arrest" the family
explained matters to the guests and
the wedding party continued. with
the young bridegroom absent. Sub
sequently, the bride was taken away
by friends and at a late hour last
night rejoined her husband down
town. They left for the Maine woods
on a honeymoon trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
BANQUET SESSION
and ELECTION At
LEGION TONIGHT

II - expected that eiose Ia 10O
members Of the James FYtxreraid
ros American Legion, win attend
tne banquet session which will Dre.
ccoe the ANIMAL meeting OF the
posi-: ana win be held in the assem-
ply nan at the J. II. C. A. building
Inns evening at go o'clock. Besides
she reports OF Officers and the cleo
Ton. q brief post prandial program
OF talks, music and singing Will
cons.iIute an evening OF particular
The banquet will be prepared BY
2 caterer and members OF the James
Fitzgerald Auxiliary will act as wait.
reeses. The post has experienced a
particularly successful and active
year under the administration Of
COMMANDER George A. y. Froberger
and his executive 9roup Of offcers
ana the banquet tonight will be a
hitting closing feature.
The slate OF nominations for ON.
GERS OF the post for the coming year
SHOWS contests for every Office from
tnat OF post commander down
through to post chef. Arthur g.
Merrill, who has been the adjutaht
OF the post for the past two years.
is a candidate for the commander.
ship and II opposed by Frank b.
sprague. a former vice commander.
Henry J. Thyng and George r.
Weber are the nominees for the
FIRST vice-commandership. and both
are popular and active members,
with large personal followinss
amongst the membership. For sec
ond vice-commander, Charles Bres.
sette and ]. F. Ingraham are the
candidates. Mr.. Ingraham has
been the efficient finance officer dur
Ing the past year and Mr.. Bressette
haS given much OF his time and ef-
fort to make the lunches following
tho regular meetings enjoyable and
successful.
The two nominees for adjutant are
John BOland and Frank Carpenter;
for finance officer, Lewis A. Bur-
leigh. Jr.. and e. Carol Coushlin;
for sefgeant-at- arms, Alfred Blanch-
cite and Theodore IaLiberte; for
post historian, Ernest Bickford and
DIR. Samuel Kagan; and for post
chef. Philip Gilbert and Leo Pisnte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
CROSSWORD Fiend
Takes Jail Sentence

New York, Nov. 3O.-Hoping that a
place of detention--a four-letter word
beginning with a J--is the one place
where he can work crossword puzzle
without hindrance, Welz Nathan elect
ed to go to that place today after
spending three hours, but little money,
at a restaurant table last night in an
effort to solve the intricacies of his
daily mental exercise.
The proprietor Of the restaurant.
Boiling Denham, objected to Nathan
on the ground that he and three
friends had preempted one of the best
tables from 1890 until 100 and that,
aside from enjoying their ''intellect-
ual treat" they treated very sparingly.
At the end of three hours. the pro-
prietor said. one of the puzzlers UNI
earthed a bottle Of liquor as If to in
spire his colleagues to prolonged eff
forts. Denham then called a police
man. Nathan refused to be interrupt
ed and he was arrested and fined IS or
a day in Jail in magistrates court to-
day. He took the jail sentence. an
Eouncing that he was the first cross
word puzzle striker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Policeman One
OF Four Killed in
Chicago Sh0Otings

Chicago, Nov. 30-F0ur men, one q
police officer. were shot to death and
two patrolmen seriously wounded
here In the last "a hours.
Hugh Stewart, cashier for the West
Highlands State Bank, is being held
pending the outcome Of the-inQuest
over the body Of Detective William
Perrin, who was shot dead by Stew
art in front OF the latter's house. De-
tectives Van Bowen and Frank War
burton also were wounded when the
bank cashier opened fire on a police
crime squad which he rnistook for a
band Of holdup men.
Sergeant Peter Carney, In charge
Of the squad, said that he and his
companions had driven up to Stew
arts car as Mrs. Stewart stepped out
and ran toward the house. The Of
ficers. thinking that she hal been the
victim OF kidnappers, called upon
Stewart to get out. instead he drew
a pistol and began firing.
Charles Hendricks was shot and
killed tonight by Luke Rcesou, agent
at the Western avenue elevated sta.
t;on,. when, according to Reason,
Hendricks attempted to hold him UP
as he was counting the days receipts
Reason was held. No firearms were
found on Hendricks.
Joseph A. Roberts was fatally
wounded in a West Side boarding
house about an hour later. He re-
fused to tell who shot him or under
what circumstances the shooting &C.
CURED.
Detectives working on the Dion
OBanion and Eddie Tancl murder
cases today connected the staying of
Walter Langille, rpeuted wealthy
head of a motor truck company. with
the recent beer wars. They advanced
the theory that the shooting may
have been another phase Of the gang
struggles which led to the death of
O'Banion and Tancl.
Langille stepped from a taxicab
late last night and was Immediately
surrounded by four men. one Of whom
began shooting. Langille had greet
ed his assailant a moment before as
Eddie" With this clue, a descrip-
ton Of the slayer furnished by a wit
ness, the police began to comb the
city for suspects.
Chief Shoemaker today notified
the Peoria. ILL.,. authorities to arrest
Dewey Calvert, who Is believed to
have vital information concerning
the murder Of O'Banion. Calvert
was reported by the Springfield.
ILL.,, police to have left that city for
Peoria.
Five men early today held up the
Midnight Frolics. a cabaret in the old
Tenderloin district, and made away
with jewelry and currency to the
amount of 100000. most OF which
was obtained from back room
-pinochle game. No report OF the rob-
berry was made directly to the police
until several hours later when a pa
iron informed them of his losses,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Says Rhinelander
Kept from Bride

New York. Nov. 29-Leenard Kip
Rhinelander Is being kept away from
his bride. Alice Beatrice Jones, by his
father, according to City Judge sam
uel r. Swineburne, retained by the
bride to fight her husbands suit to
annul the marriage on the ground
that deception as to her race was
practiced.
The judge said that If young Rhine
lander were free to act-at least 70
his bride believed-he would return
without delay to the home Of his faith
er-in-law. George Jones, whose citizen
ship papers described him as q ''co1-
ored man." Through counsel Jones has
declared the naturalization papers
were in error.
AS evidence that Leonard Rhine
lander is back of his bride I'm the
suit, Judge Swinburne made public q
note alleged to have been sent 10
Mrs. Rhineiander by messenger. The
note was not sighed. but the lawyer
said his client recognized her hus-
bands handwriting. It read:
Honey Bunch. old scout hope
you will win this case. Get the best
lawyer"
Judge Swinburne said his client
told him the message was deiiyered
half an hour after Rhinelander's pa
pers in his annulment suit were fled
in the Westchester supreme court
at White Plains. The lawyer admit
ted that Mrs. Rhinslanisr had not
retained the alleged message in full
but that a part Of It had been turned
over to him.
The Judge said that he had sew
ersl letters, alleged to have been
written by Rbinsishder 70 the for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Find Woman Prone
Covered with Money

New York, Nov. ga middle aged
woman Of apparent refinement was
held in a Brooklyn hospital today az
ter being found lying face upward
under 800 pile OF 81 and IS bank.
notes. Her chest was further pro-.
tectcd against the cold by 500 WORTH
OF Liberty bonds and q bank book
showing deposits Of $1,000 In the
name OF Minnie Griffin.
A patrolman saw tho woman's
head and feet protruding from the
pile OF green backs. He stopped
over TO look In her face and she
blinked UP at him as though In q
daze. She said her name was MIN
ME Griffin, but at~the address she.
gave as her home it was said she was
not known. She offered no explana-
ton Of the blanket of money under.
which she was found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-01
Still English Waters
Have Pearls at Bottom

Strathyre. Eng. Nov. II "a. p. by
maiD-Fresh water pearl fishers may
be seen daily at work in the waters
of the river Balvaig, seeking the
mussel shells that occasionally con-
ceal pearls.
They use tin can. with the bot
tom removed and a glass substituted
for locating the shells in the river
bed. and long V-shaped stick at
one end for bringing the shells to the
surface. Occasionally a gem of
value is obtained: one such recently
was sold to a jeweler for 800.