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Nogales international., 1931-09-23

I AA0VC AOA6C ~ 1OU 4AAJ0 oA1C AC'
piled.
> did you do it?'. II must have
she answered.
She said that at the time of the
shooting she wore a long, white
gown made of flannelette.
! Cross examination of Mrs. Mar
shall was finished at 10:4O Monday
morning after she had been on the
stand all day Saturday and one
hour and ten minutes Monday.
Witness Forced To Testify
The highlight of the day Monday
occurred when Dr. E. j. Wilker-
son, director of ''The House of
Health" of Tucson, objected to tell
ing what he had treated Mr.. Mar
shall for. Judge w. A. O'Connor
told him he would have to tell and
he did so, stating it was a social
disease. He declared he did not
know how long Marshall had had it
when he came to him for treat
ment He said the disease is very
infectious and that he gave Mar
shall instructions to use paper tow
els and steril.ze his clothing.
Nurse On Stand
Mrs. Rex Stewart, graduate nurse
of Tucson, who nursed Marshall
for five nights beginning at 7 o.
clock on the night of April q at
the Southern Methodist Hospital,
said she talked to him the first
night about the shooting. AS she
began to nod ''yes' when asked if
Marshall had talked to her regard
ing the poisoning of Mrs. Marshall
the jury was excused and it was not
allowed to learn that Marshall on
that night told Mrs. Stewart that
ne poisoned Mrs. Marshall and Il
ought to have been shot. This was
ruled out at request of the state
because the court had not allowed
The state to testify what Marshall
aad said in the ambulance on the
way to the hospital.
Alienists Next
The next witnesses were doctors
Who testified as alienistS. Drs. Win
Vylie of Phoenix, A. L. GuStetter
md w. ,F. Chenoweth of Nogales
md B. L. Wyatt of Tucson declar-
ID that in their opinion, after hear
ng all the testimony, Mrs. Mar
hall was insane at the time of the
hooting. Wylie has been physi-
ian and surgeon 81 years, Cheno-
veth has been practicing in Nogales
2 years, Gustetter 29 IL years
lere, and Wyatt is an arthrit:s spe-
ialist and founder of the Desert
IN tucson.
Defense Closes
Six character witnesses, all from
tucson closed the defense test n1ony,
he defense resting at 4:30 Monday
vening. II
The six were Fred j. Steward,
red Ronstadt, Mrs o. c. Parker,
frs. Hattie Solomon, Nose Drach-
ian, M. H. Starkweather and John
Reilly, all of whom testified that
Irs. Marshalls reputation for peace
nd quietude was good.
Rebuttal Opens
Rebuttal started at 4:30 Monday
fternoon with the prosecution putt
ag DR.. Mead Clyne of the Clyne &
Watson Clinic of Tucson on the
tand as the first rebuttal witness.
Ie said that he saw Mrs. Marshall
It her home three days before the
hooting and that he did not OBJ
erve any symptoms of arsenic pois-
ming and her general demeanor was
aim and collected. Clyne was still
n the stand when court adjourn
d at 5 o'clock Monday evening.
Mrs. Harriet Seymour, former
at the Marshall home,
made her first appearance in the
orridor of the courthouse Monday
fternoon.
Nogales international., 1931-09-23

Deputy Sheriff William Levy, of
Maricopa county was businss Wis
itor here yesterday from Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1931-09-23
AFTER 90
bowel trouble

Constipation may very easily become
chronic after forty And any continued
constipation at that time of life may
bring attacks Of piles and host of other
unpleasant disorders.
Watch your bowels at any age. Guard
them with particular care after forty,
Whenever they need any help, remember
a doctor should know what is best for
them.
''Dr. CaIdweIl's Syrup Pepsin" is a
doctors prescription for the bOweLs. Tested
by AZ years practice, it has been found
thoroughly effective in relieving consti-
patton and it's ills for men, women and
children of all ages. 1t has proven
perfectly safe even for babies. Made
from fresh laxative herbs, pure pepsin
and other harmless ingredients, it cannot
grippe; will not sicken you or weaken you:
can be used without harm as often as
your breath is bad, or when your tongue
is coated; whenever hea&achy, bilious,
gassy condition warns Of constipation
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

n = n - = = WV AtAI4AtAA@-N -
being installed on the Idaho-ore-
gon Petroleum corporation No. 3,
ss-sN-5w. adjoining city Of Pay
cite. Wen is on land belonging
to Patch. Moss 4 coughanour
hut is under lease 70 the Inter
national Finance Co. Litigation
which has been threatening ap-
pears to have been settled and
work IL 70 proceed Additional
equipment is enroute from Cas-
per, Wyo, Thomas Gates and E.
@. Darby are to be in. charge Of
drilling operations. It is expect
ed that 500 feet more VIII BRING
lin commercial gas prOdaction II
is from this well that gas has
been obtained showing 4 few
pinss Of gasoline. and which gas
tests s7.e2 ethane. 1921 propane
and 4.es carbon dioxide.
D. z. Lamb has acquired
leases near here. Is bringing IN
tools and equipment from Tex
as. and proposes to drill three
wells.
l. w. Kiene expects to be rig
ged up within . few days, and
nakfnx hole on his first test
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
STATE coal
NAY SUPPLY
NATURAL Gas

A future for the inexhaustibis
coal beds Of eastern Montana 4
seen "a the recent announeemen.
Of German chemists that they
have succeeded in making gas
from Ignite on a commercial
basis. The Ignite Gas company
Of Kassel, Germany. Is now using
the process.
The new gss already has been
successfully tested BY distribut-
ing large quantities over the Kas-
sci gas system. The consumers
were unaware Of any change and
did not notice any difference.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

Rporss ospilas ~ az Areean Petroleum
ss ss s s s Sc s a
rnins ~ q ne Omitted states indicate ~ saas 1900 o.s
pans ssoFage sfeFiss he end q ne vss 10
Reports revta the production q sesoine y ne crack
ING process rees se ~ ST. seiSs anits snsfaefed
sissese sraeEsd sasoIias aarins he week
Gas Tax BOOas Boosts Motoring
As ss ass re ss sa cost ss q moos az j saaar
Hons q dollars yy Once ne az vas oas cent gs s s
asolns around a gallon today & Z around y
xiSne from 4a-gaIon barrel
o decline Ii gasoline prices Back in average
plus tax sbeus = esns gson the Tax sa1s o s S
adding sss cents
Says Gas Pr0bler Razor BLADE Puzzle
being gsossa prices Which o rev months ns
cents and With nagral ssaonss At low 81 ~.
= asor ssass hsTs eonsdsSs6e lsiE esss mat
ts shaoIwtn bottom kaS been reached willing
record Win expert Rrsdistins e e what wl nappen
Shsr hss HinsAsy iadspsndsn Bulletin
higher speed wan AAd salr Of Lubs1cants
me continued tsden ssxaEa egass so-s 0ssas ~
aecofdins completed By the test board q the a A a
Tss board g A. ss os Il rem . s. miles per
Sa quart q q 81 ps miles
3 3n1 ~nss e Sc Sc Quarts sSa per- iSss miles
oaa AUeane Drops speed increases
impartial sss = which = saa,sE A@T ss .. IAN
al 50 miles ites niles saon q s. miles per
Gasoline cOasnsptaen IncrsasaHg = ,ss
us s s sssssss nsrsssa from son SIS SALONS
in 1855. .. s figures SHOW
state CODE Committees Advised Continue
stats Code eommse eaaHsn have sssn aa sa Dssssion
Marksns shat As Should continue e. "a nS
Products Every eommltsss hs susgsstsa saCua
@on.n hseD minutes q the sessions Ana i'
II
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

SEA sS-5N-4w. 40 miles north
east Of this city. rotary equip
ment has been installed and they
are now cleaning hole. which is
bottOmed At 1904 IL the Aspen
formation upper cretaceons)
BIOLOGICAL authorities are quite
generally agreed that, with the
resumption OF drilling in this
well, It viii be but a short time
uhtil the potentially prOductive
horizons win be encountered
from which may come IdaAo's
first commercial gas and petrol
cum, Within zss feet win be
picked 40 the first sand, one
OF about rs feet in thickness.
Several Of such thin sands are
to be encountered before reach
ing the thicker sands which are
deeper. All may be picked up
within an additional 1850 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
sheIby Firn, Tncorporates

Articles OF Incorporation have
been filed today with the secre-
tary Of state BY the Pan-Ameri-
can syndicate. an oil and natural
gas exploration. development and
production company to havo
headquarters at Shelby. It Is
capitalized for $4,000. with H.
J. Hayes, B. p. Radlgan and
Henry McClernan. All OF shelby,
as directors.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

HH -7NH
The oours'e acsaon closes
tAe door 70 she developmcnt
Of these iands and means
thar for untoAd yearu to
come the states in whleh
they are Situated cannot
hops to obtain revenue from
them.
The claim was made that IN
der the Law the secretary did moi
have the power to withdraw the
lands as he did. but Justice Nc
Reynolds, who delivered the
opinion. said: Having exam
ined the act we cannot say that
by any clear and indisputable
language It refutes his position /"
He said the cases hinged upon
the authority conferred upon the
Interior secretary, adding con-
gress apparently held in mind
''the distinction between a posi-
tive mandate TO the secretary and
permission 70 take certain ae-
ton in his discretion"
1T is unnecessary now TO de-
clare the precise meaning Of the
relevant provisions OF the act.
Justice Metropolis said. cit was
passed when. according TO vide
y accepted view. decline Of pc
Iroleum production In the United
States was imminent. In fact.
here has been an enormous I'm
srease and q consequence trouble
some surplus"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

Build your business on our reputation for
satisfactory products
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

The state iaAa board has de-
cided that after 1ane I shs hand
departmsnl win accept money in
stead Of Oh on So royalties IN
the Kevin-suBbura fieIa
I. N. Brand1Ord. state eomnis-
sioner OF public lands and IN
yestments. said that ~ taking
money the state win set the ben
eft OF sales efforts q AL pro
dnoera 10 the field. Tue state. he
said, has 1000 barrels % Oh
stored In The fieBA
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

Ma1estic-Davis No. s. on the
west side Of the Keviu-sunburst
field near Kelvin, was delayed m
completing this week when i lost
the bailer at 1910 feet. just
above the sand in which produc-
ton was expected. It had about
500. eco feet Of gas IN the sun
burst sand
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

Husband 1--we got 70 get rid
OF my chauffenr he's nearly
killed me four times
wife-eoh, give him another
chance.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

IDAHO FAIdS George w
ELLINGTON. president Of the Grand
Teton OIL Co. announces that at
the company's Bievins No. T.,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
LIQUID COLD

FNVUII""9" HNVEN
Berthelote structure in the early
days Of Mentana's oil develop
ment, chose the acreage for the
KaIlspefl-Kevin Syndicate which
has to date yielded this group
more than 100000 from an
Investment Of ge,500.
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE sUNBURsT BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

ETsER Breckenridge 3
Whitney announce that their
equipment Is on the ground and
that work on their Drysdaie No.
j on Crystal Dome win com
mence ii q few days.
Mt States oil a Gas Co.. is
sim working 20 free Ia-inch cas-
ing at It's Daniels No. 2 The
company also has material on
the ground at two new locations,
and with machinery enroute from
California, expects. to be start
ing two new holes shortly
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

NAAgPA-Ths I. l. E0malls
eompany is reported ~ have
reached 8epth Of It's fest
with a 10-inch hole AID ariillng
IN 4 sandy shale AZ its well on
the Pickle Butte structure. So e
az zN-5w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
MAN0 OIL N

B9HH Representatives sc f
BsFgdahl Oh eonbany cRaim hat
OIL sh0wlnen have heen ahsa ns
in their test ven being drilled
near shh city.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Benito indicara el movimiento.
lie puso una mano sobre Ell hon.
bro, Y obligandole a estarse
Quieto lie dijo:
va es bora de que liable
mos tn y yo q Solas. La nina no
estorba. y aunQue estorbara. su
atenci6n Sc fila en- la Gale en-
este momento y no Sc oeupa
para NADIA de ~nosotros. Han pa
sado muchos dias, muchos, Y no
he querido molsStarte suponien-
dote ocupadisimo en- terminar
los asuntoS de esa hevencia; tai
veg hayan surgido Serias diff
eultades, Y a ESQ Sc deba tn brus
ca mudanza de caracter; pero
de todos MOODS. va es bora de
que Sc concluyan este silencio Y
estss dudas Y sepamos, 30 So
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

bre TODD. a que atenernos.
SQue hay? SQue sucede? GQue
significan tus geStos, tus dis
tracciones, tp preocupaci6n cons
tante V sobre TODD ese humor
atrabiliario, tan desacoStum-
bYado en- ii. V que parece sinto-
ma de enfermedad o eertidum-
bre de desdiehas? iSomos otra
veg pobres? mo hemos dejado
de ssrlo nunca? sFue an euen-
to la historic del notario? Use
ha negado PUG a reconocer ell
escrtto de su amigo Bernare-
gui?
No disparates Y no buslues
srgumentos absurdos a tus pro-
pias figuraciones. Yo no tengo
NADIA y 81 10 tuviera no recono-
ceria por causa NADIA de euanto
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

gueses adocenados, unos ricos
de tres al cuarto. No me mires
con esos ojos espantados como
81 -temieras que me voy a volver
loco; tenemos 10 bastante para
Vivir, y ESQ segun y conforme...
La loca voy a ser 70, 81 ST.
CUES hablandome de este nodo.
-Vamos a yer: lque tie figu-
ras que tenemos? "A cuanto
efees que asciende toda la for
tuna de que podemos disponer?
-Tanto me has asustado que
yo no Sc va que decirte.
-Puss apenas pasa de doce
mil duros de renta. iva yes!
ESQ 10 tiene hoy cualquiera, y
al fin del ano 10 condo p9r ser
VIdo' y gracias que no haya uno
tenido cue contraer dsudas =
-
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

nos fignran colosales. Y iueeo,
llega la realidad, Sc empeouene-
cen hasta aturdirnos por su in
kgnificacneia. Greene. pobre
Bernardo, TODD en- ell mundo es
question de 6ptica.
1GQue me cuentas?
- Miseria, miseria Y mise
ia!
Me asombra TODD 10 Que me
dices. y ahora comprendo per,
fectamente que no hayas queri-
do darme un nal ratio hasta aho
"a. Vamos, explicste de una veg.
POGO tiene que expliear Y
va puedes haberlo comprendi-
dc. Nuestra fortuna es regular
menos que regular; v en- veg de
ser millonarios, verdaderamen-
te millonarios, como unos bur
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

unico ser que tiene derecho a
disfrutar de todas tus felicida-
des y a llorar por tus penas.
-Aqui no hay penas por que
llorar; pero tampoco la felici-
dad es tan grande que sea cosa
de volverse loco.
Como que la felicidad no
es tan grande? Pues no eres ri
co!
-;Rico! ;Ricol Cuando uno
es pobre y piensa en- la fortuna
de los demas, Siempre lie pare
ce inmensa esa fortuna. sobre
TODD cuando no tiene uno nj la
esperanza mas remota de que
pueda llegar un dia a pertens-
cefnos. Miramos con tanta en-
vida todoS los caudales ajenoS,
que solo por no ser propios Sc
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
BOXEO
Ell TORNEO DE GLADIADO-
RES NO PROFESSIONALS

New York, abril 30,-Los
mas j6venes de los gladiadores
que toman parte en- ell torneo a.
mateur, Sc han rendido bajo Ia
preston de los veteranos comba-
tientes.
Ell nltimo de los Hawaiians,
el team de seis que recorri6
5000 millas y no pudo poner un
hombre en- las semifinales, dese
pareci6 al principle de las eli.
minaciones de 112 libras. John
Keller, ell peso de pluma del Ca
NADIA y componente de un team
de dos que mandara ell Dominic,
tambien fue derrotado.
Y ell 1nico indio de sangre pu-
ra en- ell torneo, Doc Anderson,
un navajo del Institute de Law
renee, Kansas, fu6 eliminado
por Joe Pancino, de Boston, en-
la division de 1876 libras.
En- sn lugar, como las princi-
pales atracciones, figuran dos
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
NOTAS De BOXEO

, Pa Stribling diio anoche en-
Atlanta que su hijo, ell aviador
" aspirante a campe6n, esrable-
cera su campamento de practi-
cas- EN- Geuaga Lake, cerca de
Cleveland. Stribling empezara a
ejercitarse en- Macon, Ga.
La Ifegada al Lago esta fila
da para4 20 de mayo y ell en-
t%renamiento p1blico empezara
ell 80.
s~chmsling tambien escogera
su campamento en- los alrededo-
res de Cleveland, aunque ell lu-
gar todavia no ha sido fijadO.
Ell filipino Vicente y ell cuba
no R~elampago pelearan mana
ma en- Benjamin Field.
La Ultima pelea del Relampa-
go termin6 con la derrota deci-
silva de Hilario Martinez.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

hermanos de Tampa, Florida,
Ed y Denny Flynn, que amena
Fan con llevarse para ala dos IT,
tulos nacionales cuando las Sc
mifinales Y las finales Sc efec-
t1en aquf en- la noche de hoy.
Ed es un zurdo y pudo d%errotar
por decision a Frank Knauer,
de Milwaukee, mientras Dennis
ponia a dormir a Max MRris.
del Colegio Tech, en- Georgia.
FL team de Nueva lnglaterra
Sc destac6 como 81 mas peligro
so colocando hombres EN- las
cuatro ~primeYclases. Henry
surette ,cakrER de pequeh
peso con- cHIdi6 en- Ia eta
pa inmGusG u ; semifinales
eliminando 4omer Brandes,
de San Francisco.
Jack Palmer, de Cleveland,
campe6n de peso complete, de
fendi6 con exito SUI corona con
ira Willard Sheppard, de Bal
timore, en- su primera pelea.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
AvISoS EN- YBoR CITY

has supuesto. PUG esta confor-
me con TODD; ell notario dijo la
verdad, y yo soy rico. va 10 sa-
bes. No hay motive para que te
devanes los sesos.
1 De modo, querido hernia
no. V perdona que hoy te liable
por fin con toda la expansion
digna del case, va que hasta hoy
no he podido hacerlo, que no es
un sueno que somos ricos de
verdad Y que PUG no tiene ma
da2 SCuando entras en- verdade-
ra possession de tn fortuna. Y So
bre TODD a cuanto asciende esta?
ESQ es 10 que va es tempo que
me digas Y 10 que no compren-
do que hayas tenido calma y
frialdad para ocultarme hasta
shora . mi, a tn hermana, al
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
LOS CAMPEONES DE LAeA-
S0CIACION NACIONAL
BOXEO

Hartford, Conn, abril 30
Al presidente de la Association
Nacional de Bexeo, John V
Clinnin, ha remitido su infor-
me ell comisionado de boxeo de
estado, Thomas E. Rkohue.
indicando la "clasificacisa" que
sigue: Peso completo-Max
Schmeling, campe6n; n1mero l,
Young Stribling; No. 2, Jack
Sharkey, de Boston,
Peso ligero completo-Maxie
Rosenbloom, campe6n; Jimmy
Slattery, micro /; Louie Sco79a,
n1mero 2.
Peso mediano-Sin campeon
~f6mtt0ol II, Vince Dundee, de
New York; n1mero 2, Ben Jee-
1ey, New York.
Peso welter-Campe6n Young
lack Thompson, de Los Ange-
'es; no selecciona a los inmedia-
tos.
Pequeho peso welter-Tony
Canzoneri, campe6n; numero /
lack Kid Berg: nlmero 2, Tony
Herrera, de MEXICO.
Peso Ligero-campe6n. Tony
Canzoneri nGmero 1, Justo Sua
req, de la Argentina; n1mero 2,
Luis Kid Kaplan.
Pequeno peso ligero-Benny
Bass, campeon; n1mero /, Ro-
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

ger Bernard, de Flint Michi-
gan; ndmero 2, Al For Jan, de
Inglaterra.
Peso de Pluma-Campeon,
Bat Battalino; n1mero l., Fidel
la Barba, de Los Angeles; nn-
nero 2, Kid Francis de Italia.
Peso bantam-Al Brown,
campe6n; n1mero 1, Peter Sans
toll, de New York; nGmero 2,
Newsboy Brown, de Jos Ange-
lies.
Peso de mosca-Franckie Ge-
marc, campe6n ndmero l, Mid.
get Wolgast, de Filadelfia; n1-
nero 2, Victor Ferrand, de Els
pafa.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
BASE RAY
-
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Cardenales vencieron aver
a los Piratas, ayudados por ell
magistral pinching de Haines,
que dej6 a sus contrarios en- A
hits. En- una situaci6n dificil,
con las bases llenas, Haines sir
vic "ponche" a ComorSwsky.
Pittsburg 1c, 4h, De; st, Luis
&c, l2h, Re.
Los Cubs vencieron de rue-
v0 al Cincinnati, hacienda tres
carreras con tres 'tubeyes' de
Grimm, Hornsby y Stephenson,
un hit de Baecht y I'm error de
Cuccinello.
Contra Baecht, ell pitcher re-
cluta, los rojos dieron IL hits,
pero solo lie a~notaron una carrie
ra.
Chicago &c, III, lie; Cincinna-
tt 1c, 11h, 2e.
Los otros dos d~esaffos tuvie-
ron que ser aplazados a causa
de la lluvia.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
Fouetta de La Gacetd No. 6S
Isl 70 Fuera Ricol
Novela original
de
On, Luis Mariana de LARA

soma de aquel cuadro familiar
tan monotone Y tan intimo. al
que parecia. estorhar todavia su
presencia.
Temi6 dona Bernardo Que 81
hermano, como habia hecho va
varias wees, aprovechara aquel
movimiento independence de sa
hiia para huir de las intimida-
DIES fraternales, Y antes de que
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Sc VENDEN-T'oliltos de 2
dfas, buena raza, y huevos EN-
pollados. Esquina de Gomez y
Collins, No. 3703. Lame por
ell telefono H46-515.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

New Ell negro Jack
Thompson, campe6n mundial de
peso weller.
La pelea sera a diA asaltos
y no Sc discutira la corona de
este dltimo.
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
LAWLESS f CON
Ell NEGRO THOMPSON

Chicago, abril 30.-Ha sido
contratado para pelear ell dia
8 de mayo, en- Ell Estadio, contra
Bucky Lawless, de Syracuse
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Hilario Martinez, az
Ultima pelea Sc presenS =
$50 libras, ha aceptado i sinh
lea con Ell pesd1nediano Nd
Goodrich, de Atlanta.
tx fieles latinos conocen
bieYsa Ted y al yalenciano.
FL "indio Seminole" de Re-
gla, Peter Nebo, combatira Ell
lunes con Jimmy ReeaSMNn
La gaceta., 1931-04-30

Maquinas para New York
Sc necesitan tres para ayudar
q los gastos
2313lb II st. Phone 53-807
La gaceta., 1931-04-30
EN- WEST TAMPAs
DE AMBULANcIA. Tei.fOnO Y 1l10

Teiefonos para visitas por ell dfa: Ybor City,
West Tampa, H 3S46. Para llams5ss por la
10 mismo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa. Y 1A10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-28
REV. w. ]. SEELYE
DIES HERE, AGED 70
Scholar and 0ne-Time Ohio Candi-
date to Be Buried Mon
day Afternoon.

Rev. William James Seelye or 3112
South Dakota avenue, retired clergy
man, died here last night after short
illness. He was 70 years old
Rev. Mr.. Seelye was the son Of the
late Julius H. SeeIye. at one time presi-
dent Of Amherst College and q member
of Congress from Massachusetts from
1875 to 1877. Rev. Mr.. Seelye was
graduated from Amherst in 1870 and
later took postgraduate work at the
Universities Of Edinburgh and Halle.
He taught Greek from 1889 to 1909 at
Wooster College in Ohio. In 1898 he
was the Union Reform partYss candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio
From 1918 to 1915 be was pastor OF
the Congregational Church III North
Conway. N. II. He also served as pastor
at Chatham, NJ. j.
Coming to this city in 1918, he was
connected with the Veterans Bureau
and served a number of Presbyterian
churches in this city and nearby Mary
land, but never as active pastor.
He is survived by his widow, q son,
Prof. Laurens II. Seelye of the Ameri-
can University of Beirut, Syria, and a
daughter, Mrs. Benjamin B. Wallace,
wife Of Dr. WALLACE, formerly associated
with the Tariff Commission and now
serving as a financial expert In China.
The funeral viii be conducted at the
w. w. Chambers Co. funeral home,
1400 Chaplin street, Monday afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock. Interment viii be 1t
Amherst, Mass.