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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-11
Railroad Euuipment.

CANTON, Ohio.--It is reported that
Timken Roller Bearing Co. is building a
locomotive in which new type OF bear
ing is to be used. The locomotive, &C
cording to reports, will be turned over
for actual inspection by the railroad
engineers and if tests prove successful
will create a new product for the plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-11
Oil.

SAN FRANCISCO.-Gasoline sales In
California during the third quarter set
new records and exceeded those for the
similar period in 1928 by Is per cent.
The State collected close to ten million
dollars through the Scent levy on the
334,318,767 gallons sold. 1t is estimated
that State will secure for highway pur-
poses $34,0000 900 from the gas tax dur
ing the whole year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-11
Lumber.

NEW ORLEANS.-Millso of the South
ern Pine Association report that orders
received in the last week increased 100
per cent to 60,288, 900 feet shipments
rose I.6 per cent to 81 ABS feet and
production totaled 0,836, 900 feet. IN
filled orders amounted to ITO, 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-11
Commodity Notes
Steel,
Steel.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 20 The SVHK'
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, November IL.
While operations of Mahoning valley
steel mills have sagged to approximately
rs per cent of capacity, an excellent IN
crease in specifications for November
shipment is reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-11

The skill and craftsmanship of the Old World handed down through
the generations today these richly cooed silks from France
Switzerland and Italy beautifully tailored into Reso Cavats And
because of the Reso patented construction silk the
heerest will tie with absolute correctness and without
of wrinkle See these Resio Four-nand Cravas Street
Windows, or stop in the Mems Store to see them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
SIFT WIDOWS
POISON DEATH
Engineer Held to Check
Deal for Woman's Firm.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-The public
administrator office today seized
all records and accounts OF the
Burnham Gum-Vending Company,
pending an investigation of the mys-
terious death of Mrs. Selma Burn
ham, wealthy widow of the founder
of the company.
Mrs. Burnham died at Garfield
Park hospital last Friday. She had
been brought there earlier in the
week in an unconscious condition.
A preliminary physicians report
said the widow might have died of
alcoholic or narcotic poisoning.
Officials say they are searching
banks for a safety deposit box which
may explain many circumstances of
the deal by which Edward T. Riley,
civil engineer, obtained a SIS per
cent interest in the company in exe
change for $4,000 cash. Mrs. Burn
hams husband, Sanford A. Burn
ham, left an estate of $1,00o,000.
Riley is held for further question:
ing by police. A coroner's witness
testified Riley gave Mrs. Burnhara
a large quantity of linament to
drink shortly before her death.
Search of the widows home re-
vealed completely furnished bar
room, with extensively appointed
cases and cabinets for liquors and
wines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
RETAILERS OF
NATION MEET
IN new YORK
$500 Leading Stores Are
Represented; Sessions
Through Friday.

Bg Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. Allow to
make business grow with speed and
certainty today is the important
question before retailers Of the
country that will be answered by
speakers and discussions scheduled
for the eighteenth annual conven-
ton program Of the National Retail
Dry Goods Association, which
opened today at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania.
Twenty-Five hundred lie ding
stores of the country and their rep
resentatives will direct their atten-
ton to the theme, Consumer De-
mand-the Merchants Guide"
The national council and their
alternates representing the interests
of retail distribution from coast to
coast will open the convention as
the guests Of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art this afternoon at 5
o'clock, when opportunity will be
given to visit those art EXHIBITS
which are Of related interest to
modern merchandising.
At the annual dinner meeting,
Robert w. De Forest, president of
the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
will be the principal speaker. Rich
ard Bach, director of industrial re-
lations of the museum, will speak
on Styling Up
Adam GimbeI of Saks-Fifth Ave-
nue., New York, will outline the con-
tribution of the arts to present-day
merchandising.
General sessions will open in the
grand ballroom at the Hotel Penn
sylvania Tuesday morning.
Annual smoker will be held in
the grand ballroom Tuesday night.
Presiding officer is Chairman AL
fred B. Kock, president of the
Lasalle and Kock Company, Toledo.
The convention program from
Wednesday morning to Friday
morning, Feb. 8, will be in charge
of the following groups: Store
managers division, controllers con-
gress, sales promotion division,
merchandise managers group, traffic
group, bureau OF costume art, i'm
port managers group, retail delivery
association and personnel group.
Annual banquet will be held
Thursday night in the grand ball
room. President Ralph G. Hudson
will be POSTMASTER.
The convention will close with the
luncheon meeting Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
CHECK QUIZ DIRTY
POLITICS, SAYS AIMEE
Evangelist 'Chases Devil in Canada
Flags Her Critics.

Evangelist 'ChaSeS DeVIf IN Canada;
Flags Her Critics.
BIZ United Press
VANCOUVER, B. G. Feb. Aimee
Semple Mcpherson, Angelus temple
evangelist, chased the devil'' in
western Canada t61ay, opening a
Four Square Gospel revival within
a few hours after her arrival from
Los Angeles.
Reporters questioned her concern
ing the California legislative inves-
tigation of a $4,000 check which
Superior Judge Carlos Hardy re-
ceived from Angelus temple short
ly after Mrs. McPherson's mysteri-
Gus kidnapping.
Its all dirty politics." she de-
clared. I'm just political pawn.
There never was a finer man in
. the world than Judge Hardy, and
I'm glad to have given testiment
for him. I know what it is to be
falsely accused.
Mrs. Mcpherson asserted the
$4,000 check given Judge Hardy was
for work done at Angelus temple
and said she had to coax" Judge
Hardy to accept it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
MAN SLAIN ON STREET
Attempted Holdup Ends Fatally at
Bloomington.
BIZ United Press

BIZ Htted EfCSS
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. A.
Authorities searched today for two
men, one of whom is believed to be
the slayer of John ChriSty, 3S, In
diana university building custodian,
during an attempted robbery.
Christy died in hospital Sun
day. He said that two men at
tempted 70 rob him and that before
he could raise his hands one of them
snoJ MIN, the IRE igniting his cloth
ing. The first shot. Christy said,
only grazed him. He started to run
and a second bullet passed through
his abdomen, causing his death.
Police expressed the belief that
the attack on Christy was mistake
in identity, as he was not robbed,
though he had a purse containing
approximately $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
SlXTY-0NE ARRESTED IN
SPANISH REVOLT PLOT
Captain General Of Valencia One
of Men Held in Conspiracy.

of Men Held in Conspiracy.
81 United Press
VALENCIA, Spain, Feb. AR
rest of sixty-one alleged revolution
lists, including Castro Girona, cap
tain-general of Valencia, appeared
today to have improved the situa-
ton where an outbreak against the
government threatened Sunday.
Girona was awakened from his
sleep Sunday night Immediately
after the arrival of General San
Jurjo by automobile from Denia,
and sent under heavy guard to
Madrid where he was imprisoned.
Girona was alleged to have been
one of those involved in the revolu-
ton which was planned to break
simultaneously in all parts of Spain
last Tuesday and for which Former
Premier Sanchez Guerra has sur
rendered, assuming all responsible
bility.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
Boats Used for Funeral

81 Times Special
LOOGOOTEE, Ind, Feb Back
waters from flooded Boggs creek re-
suited in resort to boats for use in
the funeral cortege of Augustus
Rinehart. A local undertaken said
this was the first time in thirty
seven years that he had conducted q
funeral in which a body was carried
by beat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
Station WET

BIZ ItUfe8 oUtLtut
RUSHvILLE, Ind, Feb. A.
Theodore Clevenger, whose
home was raided by police two
weeks ago, when several quarts
of liquor were found hidden in
a radio cabinet, was taken into
custody Sunday. Clevenger
was not at home at the time Of
the raid, but returned Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
FRENCH RACER GUEST
Louis ChirOn Here for Visit; Champ
May Enter Speedway Grind.

Louis Chiron, French race driver,
designated champion of the world,
was a guest here today of F. e.
Moskovics, until recently Stutz
Motor Car Company president.
Moskovics, who brought Chiron
here from Chicago, is attempting
to induce the French racer to enter
the indianapolis Speedway race
this year.
A dinner in honor of Chiron at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club to-
night has been arranged by T. E.
Myers, Speedway Secretary-treas-
urer,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
WOULD DIE FOR CATS
Girl Tries Suicide When Death Is
Threatened for Pets.

BIZ United Press
PONTIAC, Mich, Feb. 4.-The
condition of Mrs. Myrtle Amsdill,
81, who attempted suicide here Sun
day because her father-in-law
threatened to kill her pet cats, was
improved today.
Physicians say she will recover.
The young woman drank poison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04

These are perfect
quality rugs-offered
in a good assortment
of pa t terms and
colors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
Plan Honeymoon in Orient

BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. A.
Clifford w. Brokaw, New York
financier, and his bride, the former
Violet NJ. Morrison, are preparing
for a honeymoon boat trip to the
Orient, friends of the newlyweds
said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
ACQUIT LABOR HEAD

Detroit Leader Acquitted of Ex-
tcrtion Charges.
BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Feb. 4.-F'rank x.
Martel, president of the Detroit
Federation Of Labor, was acquitted
of extortion by a jury which DELHI
Grated four minutes.
He admitted receiving $500 from
the head of a dry cleaning firm dur
ing the cleaners and dyers war here,
but said it was to pay for stencil
bombing his home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
Don't count
OnCarfie!

Do periodical disturbances make
YOU a stay-at-home certain days OF
every month? They needntl And
YOU need not endure one pang OF
pain if you'll accept the assistance
of Midol.
Midol makes this period an Incl
dent! No pain, not even discom-
fort. is necessary now. Women
who used to have the very hardest
time have found this to be true.
Midol is a marvellous product; the
work of specialists. It is not mar
cotic. But it stops all pain in five
to seven minutes. Taken in time,
the pain never starts. All drug
stores have Midol, in aluminium
pocket case for fifty cents. SO it's
folly to Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
AUTO CRASHES DROP
Icy Streets Make Drivers Use Care;
Few Accidents.

Icy streets, which made driving
perilous over the weekend. also
made Indianapolis motorists eau
tious. and traffic accidents we're held
to an amazing minimum.
Only half a dozen minor crashes,
in which slight cuts and bruises
were the most serious injuries, were
reported to police.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
CANTON, OHIO
HAZArIAs GYAszttNNEP

A Cantoni Iparos Egyesulet ed
digi szokasahoz hiven az iden is
megiinnepelte az aradi 13 magyar
vertanu. emlekezetet. Az Time
pely, mely vacsoraval volt egybe-
kotve, tagas Nemeth hazban
folyt lie megjelent azon mem
csak a rendezo egyesiilet tagsaga,
hanem igen sok vendeg is.
Az iinnep jelentoseget Wolkan
j. JOSEF elnok meltatta megnyi,
to beszedeben, melyet az amerikai
es magyar himnusz eleneklese ko.
vetett. Fridly Ignac, alelnok az
Iparos Egyesiilet nemes munka
Jat ismertette, maid a kozonseg
zenekiseret mellett Kossuth no
takat enekelt.
Ezzel az estenek iinnepi resze
veget is ert. A k0zonseg az aszta
loknal helyezkedett ell, ahol Frid
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24

ly IgnacnS IS Tirnheimer J6zsef.
ne el6kesziteseben j6 izu vacso-
raban volt resziik, melyhez XII,
l0nb0zo adomanyukkal az emli-
tetteken kivul Wolkan J. J6zsef-
ne, Ferenczy Jenone, Kocsis ia
nos jarultak hozza, mig Jelicsek
Gy0rgy, K0lbel Janos es kama
Mihaly mint rendez6k buzg6l-
kodiak, a zenekarban pedig
Csizmar Janos, Kleptics Ulrik, vi
Mihaly es Power j. szerepeltek,
kiknek az elnok mondott koszo-
netet.
Vacsora utan kiil0nb0zo szora-
kozasban a megjelentek meg So
kaig maradtak egyItt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24

nom. Sziveskedjek >megmondani,
hogy mikor lesz kiallitas es
mily el6nyoket elvez a kiallito?
Valasz: 1933-ban fogjak meg
iinnepelni Chicago varos alapita-
sanak 100. evfordul6jat es a vilag
kiallitast ez alkalomra tervezik.
A Kongresszus mar is felhatal-
mazta az eln0kot, hogy mas or
szagok reszvetelet elomozditsa es
engedelyezze, valamint, hogy vam
mentesen engedjenek be targya-
kat a kiallitas celjaira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24

lost, aki egy operaci6t koveto til
d6gyulladas k0vetkezteben ell.
vesztette nejet, egyetlen gyerme-
kiik edes anyjat.
Pusztayne alig negy h6nappal
ezel6tt jott XII az 6hazab6l ferje
utan lit sulyosan megbetege-
dett. Operalni kellett az opera.
clio sikeriilt is, de AIT heves tud6.
gyulladas kovette, mely fol0tt le-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
HOVA FORDULJUNK
UTBAIGAZITASERT?

A rendkiviil megszigoritott es
mindinkabb komplikal6do bevan-
dorlasi es polgarosodasi t0rve-
nyek es rendeletek k0zott igen
sok bevandorl6 k6ptelen eligazod-
nj. Mem is csoda ez, hiszen meg
annak is sok fejtoressel jar egy-
egy bonyolultabb esetet megolda-
nj, aki ilyen igyek elintezesevel
foglalkozik. Ertheto tehat, hogy
a bevandorl6 zavaraban fiih0z fa-
hoz fordul tanacsert es segit-
segert.
A bevandorlo szamara a leg
t0bb esetben = meg az ismert es
latsz6lag egyszerji eljaras is gon-
dot jelent. K0nnyi tanacsolni,
hogy q ada be folyamodva-
nyat az ilyen es ilyen szamu iir-
lapon". Els0sorban be kell SEE
rezni az ilyen Urlapot valahon-
nan, ell kell menni erte, vagy le-
velezni ez ugyben, ami magaban
is gond, inert nehezen dolgozo
bevandorlo nem aldozhatja fel
munkaidejet es csak ritkan kepes
angolul egy levelet megfogalmaz-
nj. De csak ez utan kezdodik az
igazi nehezseg: kit0lteni az i've
ket, angolul megvalaszolni a ker-
desek egesz halmazat, amelyek
k0zul mem egyre meg az sem ke-
pes helyes valaszt adm, aki az an
gol nyelvet birja.
Mindamellett semmi ok sincs
ARA, hogy a bevandorlo iigyes
bajos dolgai k0zben tamadt ne
hezsegek miatt elveszitse kedvet
es batorsagat. Szamos olyan inte-
zet van Amerikaban, = ugy helyi
mint orszagos jellegiiek, ahol
dijtalanul, vagy csekely dijazas
fejeben lelkiismeretesen intezik
ell a bevandorl6 iigyet, illetoleg
tanaccsal es utasitasokkal latjak
ell. Ilyen hivatal t0bbek kozott az
Immigrants Information Bureau,
215 Fourth Avenue, New York
ban, ahova bevandorl6 sajat
anyanyelven fordulhat. Ez a hi
vatal szamtalan levelet kap az Or
szag minden reszebol es mint mas
nemzetiseguek, ugy magyarok
is sajat anyanyelvuk0n irhatnak,
vagy fordulhatnak hozza szeme-
lyesen. A hivatal vezetoje minden
igyet szemelyesen vizsgal felul.
Urlapokat es folyamlpdvanyokat
lit eloiras szerint toltenek XII, ha
elfelejtette halo nevet, amely-
lyel erkezett, felkutatjak es alta
laban minden bevandorlasi Is
polgarosodasi ugyben szolgalata-
ra allnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24

gy0ngiilt szervezete mem tudott
diadalmaskodni minden condos
apolas Is orvosi kezeles hi&bava-
l6nak bizonyult.
A tragikus k0rilmenyek ko-
z0tt elhunyt magyar asszony te-
metese hatalmas reszvet mellett
t6rtent meg Warrenben, ahol a
nagy kedveltsegnek 0rvend6
Pusztay Mikl6st elhalmoztak a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24

r6szvst lathat6 jeleivel virag-
erd6ve varazsoltak az elhunyt fe-
leseg Is anya ravatalat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
IDECENEK
PROBLEMAI
civil Service allasok megfo
lyamodasa.

VlVll 0tI tiCG CllosoOh AlOSAS-
lyamodasa.
K6rdes: Szeretnek a postara,
mint hivatalnok, vagy levelhord0
bekerjilni. Amerikai polgar va
gyok. Hol kell folyamodnom
Megbizhat6k-e a Civil Service-re
kepzo iskolak?
Valasz: A nagyobb poStakon
bizonyos id6kozokben tartanak
vizsgakat, de leginkabb csak ak
kor, amikor az egyes iiresedesek
bet0lt6sere szilkseg van. Az ilyen
szovetsegi allasokra vonatkozo
informaci0kat, valamint az eloira-
SOS k6rv6nyformakat barmely ma
gyobb postan beszerezheti, ahol
ilyen vizsgakat tartanak, vagy ir-
hat egyenesen Washington, ID. c.
be k0vetkez6 cimfe: United Sta
tes Civil Service Commission. -
Ami az elokeszito privat iskola-
kat illeti, egyik sem tartozik a
kormany fennhatosaga vagy ellen
6rz6se ala, de ugysz6lvan vala-
mennyi segitsegere szolgal a je-
loltnek, aki alaposan ohajt a WIS
gakra felkesziilni. Vegiil tudnunk
kell meg, hogy szovetsegi alIasra
csakis polgarok folyamodhatnak.
A megserult munkas lakhelye.
Kerdes: Munkak0zben megse-
rultem es most otven hetig heti
segelyben reszesiilok, reszleges
munkakeptelenseg cimen. Secret
mem tudni, hogy most jogomban
allie elhagyni ezt az allamot,
vagy esetleg a heti segely kiutala-
sok beszunteteset vonna-e ez ma
ga utan?
Valasz: Bat1an utazhat es lete-
lepiilhet oft, ahol Onnek j6l esik.
Mem kell attol tartania, hogy a
segelyek kiutalasat emiatt besziin
tetik. Kiilonosenn all ez azonban
az esetben, ha segely kiutalasok
felett veglegesen d0nt0ttek Is
iigyet ezzel lezartak. Mindazonal-
tai azonnal ertesitse North Da-
kota Workmens Compensation
Bureaut III cimer0l es erdekl0d-
jon azirant is, mem kell-e ujabb
kihallgatason vagy vizsgalaton
megJelennie?
Amikor a torvenytelen lakos pol
garsagert folyamodik.
Kerdes: Baratom, aki "latoga-
tas'' cim6n jott az orszagba "elsd
papirert' folyamodott. Deportal
hatJak-e most exert a ballepesert
Valasz: Ha ideiglenes latoga
tasra engedtek be 1924 junius 30
lka utan, ugy minden val0szinu
seq szerint deportalni fogjak. A
Bureau Of Naturalization azor
idegenek neveit es cimet, akik Z
Jelzett idopont utan erkeztek bt
latogatas cimen es akik a hivatal
hoz polgarosodasuk iigyeben for
dulnak, tovabbitja az Immigra
ton Service-hez. 1929 julius else
Je ota II ilyen esetet jelentettel
be az immigration Service-nek
azok deportalasa celjab6l.
A chicagoi vilagkiallitas.
Kerdes: Olvasta1n egy cikke
az ujsagban a chicagoi vilagkial
litasrol, de egy-ket fontosabl
adatot meg sem sikeriiIt kihamoz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-24
A chicagoi vilagkiallitas.

Kerdes: Olvasta1n egy cikket
az ujsagban a chicagoi vilagkial-
litasrol, de egy-ket fontosabb
adatot meg sem sikeruIt kihamoz-
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-14
MUSSOLINI REIINQUISHES
 OUT OF 8 POSITIONS

ROME, Sept. 12, (P-Benito Mussolini relinquished today, 2 out of the eight cabinet positions in the Italian Government which he has held. and he now remains Premier and Minister -of the In terior. A Royal decree, announc- ing the action, reported the re- placement of two other ministers, those of public instruction and second, national economy.
 This move comprised the most sweeping reforms in the Fascist Government since it's inception.
 The move was suggested by Mussolini who held eight out of the thirteen posts, which compris- es the Italian Government. pro- viding that when the right type of men were found to fill the posi- tions, he would formally renounce his responsibility for the posts.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-14
FOREST FIRES RAGING OREGON

PORTLAND. Sept. 13, LP- While flames continued to men ace western Oregon, forest fires have claimed two and injured sev- en others. H. M. Cuddins of Eugene, Oregon, was killed and four others injured, two seriously, when tree fell on them while fighting the flames near Mable.
 James Fowler, vice-president of the Eastern and Western Timber Company, died from heart disease which was aggravated by the prox- unity of the fire lines to his hold ings. Mrs. August Frank is in a critical condition due to burns which she received when fire de- stroyed her home near the dan ger zone. MT. and Mrs. Ira Sur camp suffered severe injuries when their car crashed into a truck, the accident being due to the difficulty of seeing because of the smoke and haze in the air.
 At least dozen new fires are burning in Oregon since last night and three of them have already destroyed over six hundred acres of timber near Horton. The sit nation in Washington is compar- atively quiet, although one new and extremely dangerous fire was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-14
BUSINESS BETTER; NOW
 MORE TAX RECEIPTS

TACOMA, Sept. l2, R)-Burns- poe. collector of internal reven- ue, said that the district, embrac- ing Washington and Alaska was more prosperous than it's neigh boring states. Tuesday. when he was reviewing the taxes collected by his office during the fiscal year ending June 30th, he said that they amounted to fourteen million, one hundred and seven- ty-eight thousand, as compared with twelve million, eight hun dred and eighty-nine thousand dollars for last year. The collec- tor said that the increase in this district amounted on whole to ten percent, as compared to an increase of five percent for the entire nation. Alaska, alone, he said. increased over five percent. all such quotation indicating that business conditions were good and progressing at a rapid rate.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-14
RINGLING NOW MASTER
 OF CIRCUS WORLD

NEW YORK. Sept. 12. LP-- John Ringling, who started as a singing clown, now rules supreme az master of the circus world. by the purchase of the five foremost competitors. He is the last of the five Ringling brothers. He has now acquired control of the largest group of tent shows in the world, including talented menager- ies, equipment and winter quar- ters. The firms which he bought out are. Sells-Floto, Hagenheck' and Wallace animal show, the Sparks show, John Robinson Cir GUS, and the Al G. Barnes wild animal show. Although the ex- act figures were undisclosed, sev- eral million dollars were involved and over five hundred more per sons employed.
The Nome nugget., 1929-09-14
k K K ARE LIKELY TO APPEAR

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, Sept. 12, P)-Exhibiting marks on their bodies as proof that they had been spirited away last night and beaten by anti-communist people, three men, Ben Wells, textile mill organizer, and C. N. Bell and c. D. Saylors, two Gas tonia strikers, said they had been taken to lonely spot where they were lashed and then left to find their way back The mob scat tered. and it is believed it was made up of those who were in court Monday when the trial of several strikers was in progress. and which ended when juror became violently insane.