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The Washington times., 1931-07-21
NE v CRUISERS
TOO BUMPY

The Navy is having more trou.
BILE with the eight new lO,000-ton
cruisers. It has been discovered
that some of the new ships roll
excessively in high seas, with a
consequent interference with ef-
fectiveness Of gunfire.
AS q result repairs on two Of
the cruisers, the Pensacola and
The Northampton, are under way
at the New York and Norfolk
navy yards. If the repairs being
made on these two ships are ef-
fective in eliminating the roll.
similar changes will be made in
the others, 1t is said.
Antirolling tanks are being in,
stalled on the Pensacola and
Northampton and, in addition,
the bilge keels are being enlarged.
Discovery that the cruisers roll
excessively recalls that a short
time ago the sternpost castings Of
the cruisers were found to be de-.
fectiVe.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Protest Brings NelU
Name for Bus Line

A determined four-year battle
waged by Joseph w. Cheyney
has resulted in victory and a
change of the name of the
Brookland-Woodridge bus line of
the Washington Railway and
Electric Company to the Twenty
second and Quincy Streets North
east line.
A resident of Woodbridge, Mr..
Cheyney based his fight before
the Public Utilities Commission
on the assertion that the bus line
does not touch the community
Of Woodbridge. When instituted
the line was first known as the
Woodbridge line, but later, at the
insiStence Of the Brookland Citi-
zens' Association. the line became
known as the Brookland-Wood-
ridge line The citizens asSoci-
alton fought the change advo-
Gated by Mr.. Cheyney.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

1T is not necessary for The
American Oil Company to make
wild claims for regular gasoline.
The American Oil Company makes
a regular gas of superb quality
ORANGE AMERICAN GAS. 1t is
refined from the finest obtainable
oils = under the most modern and
efficient refining methods. 1t sells
everywhere at regular gas price,
but its day by day performance is
continuous demonstration ofhow
good a regular gas can be.
But The American Oil Company
does not say that ORANGE AMERICAN
GAS will equal the performance
and economy of true special
motor fuel such as AMOCO.GAS.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
ADvERTIsEmeHT
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Easily Reeolored to Any Natural Shade
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Does II
ABSOLUTELY SAFE TO USE
Simply Brush Through Your Hair l.,
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There is no need for you to tolerate
gray, faded or streaked hair. If you
will brush 1t few times with Canute
Water, the hair will regain its beauti-
full, rich and youthful color. No fuss
or bother. Clean and safe to use. Ev-
cry user an enthusiastic booster.
Canute Water Is a crystal-clear, coll
orless, odorless and greaseless water
like liquid. Results from its use are
especially pleasing because it does not
stain the skin or scalp. After the color
Is restored you can wash and curl the
hair without affecting 1t in the least.
The hair becomes glossy, soft and lus-
trous. You can easily keep it young
looking with an application of Canute
Water once a month
Your hair will surely yield to the
gentle, never-failing influence of this
pure, clean liquid. This is so certain
that dealers are authorized to refund
the purchase price If it should fail to
give absolute satisfaction. But it will
not fail. Thousands upon thousands Of
satisfied users all over the world testi-
fy to the remarkable qualities of Can.
ute Water as color restorer for gray
hair. Get a bottle NOW at any drug
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an Drug Stores, or your own druggist
The Canute Co. Milwaukee. Wis..-Ady.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Policeman Bailey
Ordered Dismissed

Dismissal of Policeman Chester
A. Bailey, of the Seventh pre-
cinct, was ordered today by the
District Commissioners, who up
held a recommendation of the
Police Trial Board.
Bailey was tried on charges Of
abSenting himself from duty with
out leave on June % and making
a false statement to his superior
officer. He had been a member
Of the force since July l.. 1925.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Cab Company Adopts
Taxi Rate of 20 Cents

A 20-cent taxicab rate for the
city proper was adopted last night
after an eighthour session by di-
rectors of the Prote&-U Cab Com
pany.
Marking the lowest rate in the
city, this schedule has been fixed
to invite court action from the
street car companies to establish
a legal taxicab rate here and as a
challenge to rival cab companies,
Charles H. Lettow, a director, ex-
planned. The schedule provides
a Ascent rate in the second zone
and 10 cents in the third zone.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
NeighbOrhOOd House
Program at Thedter

. The third program in the Sum-
mer Festival series sponsored by
the Neighborhood House will be
presented Friday at Q p. m. at
the Sylvan Theater,. Monument
Grounds.
A feature will be colorful
Chinese operetta, "The Feast Of
81 Ling Chi" directed by Mrs.
Clara D. Neigh, Miss Erba L.
Birney and Miss Lena Barg-
hansen. with boys and girls
taking part. The Fort Humphreys
band will accompany the singing,
and present a separate musical
program.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
EalseTee+h

Don't allow your false teeth to drop
or slip when you eat, talk or laugh.
Just sprinkle q little King on your
plates This new improved powder
forms comfort cuShion-holds
plates so snug, they feel and act like
your own teeth. No more danger
Of rocking plates-eating will again
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Killing. Guaranteed better than any
thing you ever used or money back.
Large package, $50 at all druggists.
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The Washington times., 1931-07-21
$4,000 Haven't Filed
Personal Tax Return

With only 10 days remaining to
file personal tax returns, approx
mately $4,000 residents of the
District, who are subject to the
tax, have failed to make their re-
turn.
Failure to file a return subjects
the person to a 20 per cent pen
atty upon successful prosecution
in the District Supreme Court in
addition to the original tax.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
ROTARIANS BACK

NEW YORK. July 81 U.N.S).
A, group of los Rotarians will re-
turn from Europe today. They
attended the international Ro-
tary Convention in Vienna
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

AMoCo.GAs, the original special
motor fuel, possesses qualities
which can never be duplicated in
regular or straight gasoline. 1t is
sold at slightly higher price than
regular gas but the additional cost
at the pump is returned to you
many times over--by greater mile.
age, by lessened repair bills and
by the increased trade.in value of
your car.
So we can afford to be open-mind.
ed. We produce two excellent
gases at two distinct prices. And
whichever you choose--you are
assured of completely satisfactory
performance. Get one of them to-
day--at most good service stations.
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
Hoy por Ultima vez en- ell
TEATRO CASINO

tad, derecho, democracia, pan,
bienestar, felicidad. Ellos tie
men que estar junto al ciuda-
dane; defender los ideales las
aspiraciones y las necesidades
del pueblo. MART fue ell super
Intellectual de la Revolution
de Independence; sus pala-
bras son evangelios; sus dis
cursos, capitulos aagrados de
la Biblia Guiana; su verbo
irradia luz, al traves del ITEM
pc y del espacio. Los intelec-
tuales y la prensa cubanos de-
ben, tienen que seguir a Mar
tt! Y son ellos los que apelan
al Oral. Machado, para que los
esfuerzos her6icos del pasado,
no peligren. La responsible
dad de 10 ocurrido y de 10 que
.pueda acontecer, pertenece al
Oral. Machado. En- sus manos
esta decidir la suerte de la paz.
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
LIE DESTROZO UN OJO Y LIE
CAUSE LA MUERTE Ell
>"CRANK DE UN AUTO
MOVIL

. Al mediodia de aver trat6 de-
hacer funcionar ell motor de su
autom6vil, utiIizando ell crank,
George B. McMinnuns. de 60 a.
nos, un ingeniero vecino de Glib
sonton.
Ell motor hizo que ell Crank
saltara y diera contra ell oio IL
quierdo del anciano, que destro-
70, fracturandole tambien ell
craneo.
Como a las 80 de la noche,
ell viejo dej6 de existir en- ell sa-
natorio del DR.. Cook. Su esp1-
sa fue la 1nica persona que pre-
senci0 ell Academic.
los que recuerdo al Sr. Luis Pa
IRA e hijos.
Con estas lineas llegara hasta
ellos la expression mas sentida
de nuestra condolencia.
La gaceta., 1931-06-01

-iTu no crees que este es I'm mu-
chacho malo, Tubby. Tiene I'm cartu-
cho de dulce y no me ha dado nj uno.
No Sc 10 he dado porque no es fl
no pedir. "a
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
Sc CASABA Y Sc APODERA-
BA DEL DINERO DE SUS
VICTIMAS

Ell inspector de correOs r. A.
Ward, de Tampa, ha hecho sa
Der que hace pocos dias detuvo
Al Calvin H. Burke, en- Mem
his, Tenn, individuo que Sc
,edicaba a hacer su fortuna
,or medic del matrimonio.
Por las investigaciones he
has por ell Inspector Sc sabe
lie Burke obtenia de las agen
las matrimoniales nombres de
nujeres y Sc casaba con estas,
poderandose de los valores
lue Sc lie confiaban desapare-
ciendo.
Ash aparece que hizo cinco
matrimonios EN- I'm ano y pudo
obtener de sus victimas mas de
5000.
La gaceta., 1931-06-01

mo recuerda ell Oral. Ma
chado, aquella su Marcia triun
fal por los Cuarteles, en- la cam
pana del fraude electoral pa
sada, en- que sc hablaba de
"cortar la lengua a los perio-
distas perturbadores," por gen
tie que en- una sociedad organi-
zada civilmente, no podrfan
asomar su cabeZa, nj menos
aun convertirse en- directories
de la cosa publica, porque son
de todas las administrators
pasadas, ell rastrojo de la in
moralidad? iCuanto desden y
odio a la vez, para ell periodl-
co y ell periodista, de probidad
v honra! iCuanta benevolen-
cha, halago G impunidad para
la pluma encorbada a garaba-
tear salmos al Dictator y a su
regimen! Ell Oral. Machado es
responsible de haber preten-
dido ahogar los vehiculos del
pensamiento Y conductores de
las ideas, que son los periodi-
cos V revistas, Y desconocer
la mission civilizadora, dirigen
tie V canaiizadora que puede
realizar en- epocas de norma
lidad, Y cuando la sospecha de
una claudicacion o del tenor,
no puede despertar ell recelo
de la opinion pdblica. Su Co.
bierno ha tratado de impedir
siempre la "libertad de la
prensa," Y esta ha tenido, mar
cando cicatrices en- las empire
sas V bajas en- la legion de pc
riodistas, que ganar palmo q
palmo, como en- una guerra de
trincheras, sus posiciones de
honor Y de decoro. iC6mo sin
traicionar sus convicciones, y
sin exponerse a la c6lera POI
!. pular, puede esa prensa que Sc
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
SERAN MAS
DE 800 ALUMNOS DE LOS
Institutes HILLSIDE
ROUGH Y PLANT

Ell jueves Sc efectuaran er
los institutes Plant Y HILLSIDE
rough las ceremonies de gra
QUAR- a los alumnos que haT
terminado sus estudios.
Del institute Hillsborougf
Sc graduaran 1911 y 154 del
Plant.
En- ell Hillsborough hablara
ell presidente de la junta de e.
ducaci6n, Mr., Ed. ]. Keefe, y
los diplomas seran entregados
por ell superintendent Snipes.
FL director supervisor de las
escuelas de Tampa, M. w. Ca
rothers, hablara en- ell institu-
to de Plant y los diplomas Sc
ran entregados por ell professor
E. L. Robinson.
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
UNA PROCESSION CATOL1-
CA ATACADA EN- ESCO-
CHA

GLASGOW, Escocia, JUNO l.
Varias pers0nSs resultaron le-
sionadas aver en- un choque en-
tire Cato s y miembros de O.
tras religiosas, durante
la procession cat6lica de mayo.
En- Mossend, una procession
cat6lica, en- la que figuraban
muchos ninos, fue atacada Y Sc
lanzaron piedras contra una
imagen de la virgen que era lie
vada en- hombros.
La policia tuvo que pedir re-
fuerzos para dominar a los al
borotadores.
Otro encuentro ocurri6 er
Bellshill, en- ell cual tomaron PAL
tie centenares de personals.
Una procession de 10000 cato.
licos, en- ell distrito de Gallow.
gate, tambien fue atacada.
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
JUNTO A LA ESTATUA DE
LA LIBERTAD
de nuestra reduction
en- Nuevn YOrk)
Por ell DR.. Ramon zaydin
(ContinuGci6n)

Ell Oral. Machado que hoy
Apela a la prensa, no hace unos
las la desacreditaba en- ell ex-
ranjero, tachandola de "pro-
oagar noticias falsas, pertur-
bar ell orden Y mercantilizar
SUI misi6n." Durante los seis
mos de SUI regimen, la prensa
Guiana ha sido objeto de toda
clase de persecusiones, anne :
nazas, violencias, supresiones
Y extralimitaciones del Poder.
iCuantos p~eriodistas han
pagado con su vida, la prisi6n
o ell destierro, la "audacia' de
pretender decir al p1blico, una
"parte siquiera de la verdad!"
iCuantos peri6dicos y revistas
han sido clausurados, atrope-
nados, acusados, tperseguidos,
por abrir sus paginas a la ex-
teriorizaci6n de la idea, aun
sin emplear jamas nj siquiera
ell mi" y desde luego sin lie
gar al "do de pecho," acostum
brado en- epoca del Grail. Go
mez, de don Tomas, del DR..
Zayas, y aun del Oral, Memo
cal, llamado dictator en- Gu
clillas," y ''rojo %tirano," sin
que iamas la vida corriera
trance de peligro! Mientras
muchos de los defensores del
regimen han gozado de la mas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
no pedir.

mejor vida, tras una penosa do
lencia que desde hacia tempo
venia minando su ORGANISING,
ell respectable y estimado amelia
no, Sr. Joaquin Perez Aleg e,
que era uno de los emigrados
mas Antiques de Tampa.
Sus funerales, senal&dos pa
ra manana Martes, a las cuatro
de la tarde, constituiran una
We ~dadera manifestation de do
lor.
lie sobreviven al anciano cal
do numerosos familiares, entte
La gaceta., 1931-06-01

completa impunidad para de-
nigrar, calumniar, injuriar, a.
tacar Y manchar la reputation
de los adversarios, y ell dinero
de la Loteria Nacional, y la
forzada contribution al en-
pleado p1blico, ha servido pa
ra mantener hojas impresas,
que no peri6dicos pueden la
marSe, a quienes utilizan la
tinta de imprenta para esos
pobres menesteres!
Contra todos los dictados del
propio Oral. Machado lego a
la razon Y de la prudencia, ell
convertirse en- periodista y edi
tori
La gaceta., 1931-06-01

Ell intellectual y la ,prensa, no
puede ~desamparar a un pue :
bio que reclama justicia, liber-
La gaceta., 1931-06-01
NOTA DE DUELO

SentidO falIecimieRtO
En- su Residential de la ga.
avenida 1924, ACADIA de pasar a
La gaceta., 1931-06-01

ha libertado asi Nisma, REQ
mepdar al pueblo ia paE, la
union sagrada, bajo los auspi-
clos del Oral. Machado!" iC6-
mo puede la prensa, que es re-
fleio Y cristalizaci6n de esasr
fuerzas soci2les que ell Oral.
Machado inSoca y declara con
trarias "a su regimen, virar
proa, y tratar de navegar con-
ira la corriente formidable que
no es va un brazo de mar, sino
I'm oceano desbordado por to-
das las conciencias ciudada-
'''' y
Pero como, 81 ell Intellectual
y la prensa, que deben ser to-
do probidad y rectitud, en- esta
bora de trascendencias hist6ri-
cas-, de plena revolution poll
tico-social y economical, de jor
nadas gloriosas realizadas ba-
jo ell plomo y ell rayo de J1pi-
ter. pueden abandonar Ia eau
sa del pueblo para tomar pues
to en- los cada dia mas vacios,
pasillos del Palacio Presiden-
cial? Precisamente la falta de
probidad de algunos intelec-
tuales, es causante en- parte de
esta situacion. iAh, 81 los ju-
ristas que estaban en- la Con-
venci6n Constituyente, Y que
habian ganado por su ciencia
y saber, una ejecutoria, hubie-
ran tenido la virtud intelec-
tual, cuantos desasosiegos, in
tranquilidades y perturbacio =
mes lutheran evitado a la Re-
p1blica! Diran, quiza, que la
mayorfa estaba tornado. For
mazda estaba la mayorfa en- ell
Congreso, y sin embargo, I'm
grupo Sc bati6 en- sus trinche-
ras de sincera y recta probi-
dad. No triunf6 la minorfa en-
ell Congreso. Els possible, que no
hubiera triunfado en- la Asam-
blea Constituyente, pero ell
prestigio International O nacio
nal de algunos de sus compo-
nentes, no habria revestido de
fuerza moral, a 10 que fue un
golpe de Estado, realizado con
la impunidad que ahOra ell pue
bio no esta dispuesto a sopor-
tar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31

January 6 Behaviorist l am what am. I shall do what shall do because of the Mendelian laws of heredity and the physical re- flexes developed in my childhood This is wisdom-to love, to Tive, to take what fate and the gods may give.
 January 7-Now am hedonist. Follower of the doctrine that pleas ure is the chief end of man.
 January 21-One day like all the others. How can I fill these pages?
 February 10-Mr and Mrs. Judd over for dinner.
 After that entry Mrs Judd's name appeared often. At first 1t was Mrs. Judd" then it always became Ruth"
 April 23-Ruth saw our new home (the murder bungalow to- day.
 June 30-Ruth over after work.
 July 19-Ruth over at noon, but didn't stay long.
 Angus B Wired Anne some money
 September 4-Anne arrived this morning
 September Ruth and Anne went to Nace's for dinner. Too much excitement for me to go. (Continued on Page Four>
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31
MAN IN JUDD
 CASE PARTED '.
 AND IS SORRY
Ph oenix Lumber a n Caught in Web of
 Trunk Staying Case

Thousands of men "go partying' and are never caught, is the way a special dispatch from Phoenix, Ari- zona, in recent issue of the Se- attle Post Intelligencer, starts out
 J. J. Jack" Halloran, the we'll to-do Phoenix lumberman, whose name was thrust into the Ruth Judd trunk murder" case because he attended parties with Mrs. Judd and her two women chums, was the thousandth man, who was caught.
 T am going to be good sport, " Halloran said today. "and help the authorities in any way can. I will try, also. to harm no one by what ever I may have to say.
 The undreamed of happened in my case, and there is nothing I can do now that will undo the ter- rible damage. Just because I am the unlucky man who was caught in the spotlight of publicity, how ever. is no sign I will finch from duty.
 Loves Family"
 The fact knew and was friend ly with Miss Leroy and with Miss Samuelson, hte victims, was known in my home.
 T love my wife and family"
 Halloran declared his wife was not planning a divorce.
 On Halloran's desk before him as he talked, were the photographs of members of his family.
 The youngest child has chubby cheeks and soft golden hair. Next in the frame is a dark -haired girl whose features are strikingly like Halloran's.
 Then comes Young Jack" whose prowess as a high school football player is great pride to the fath- CT.
 T never tried to hide that I was attempting to be nice to the girls whose lives indicated to me they often were in distress" Halloran continued.
 Son Is Sorry
 Halloran said he once suggested to his young son that the latter accompany him on a visit to the nurse, Miss Leroy and "Sammie."
 Young Jack told me yesterday he was sorry he didn't go with me to see the sick girl" Halloran went on. Tt would have helped clarify my position"
 Halloran came to Arizona num- Der of years ago with two broth CTS who suffered from tuberculosis,
 tCouttnued on Page Eight)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31
ARIZONA WILL PRESS CHARGES
 FOR Z MURDERS
Prosecuting Attorney of Phoenix Prep ares
 for Conviction
CONFESSED SLAYER
 IS LODGED IN JAIL
Privacy Denie d - Two Negresses and White
 Woman Tn Same Cell

PHOENIX, Arizona, Oct. 3l.-- Two claims for the life of Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd are to be made oy Arizona, one in the death of each of her friends, Mrs. Agnes Leroy and Miss Hedvig Samuelson.
 This was made known today by Prosecuting Attorney Lloyd An irews after the return last night of Mrs. Judd from Los Angeles where she was arrested for the trunk murders.
 Mrs. Judd will be tried on each charge of murder separately with the death penalty demanded by the State, Prosecuting Attorney Andrews said.
 Mrs. Judd is not yet aware she faces the possibility of two trials, however.
 Privacy was denied Mrs. Judd when she was placed in the jail 1ere She is in a cell with a negress charged with staying q white man, another negress ci1afg- ed with a knifing affray, and a white woman on check charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31
F|vEELECT|ONS WILL BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
Political Situation in Na- tion May Be Changed
 to Some Extent
 ARE TO BE CHOSEN
Test of Strength Between Roosevelt and Smith
 to Be Made

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. s1.- The National political situation as- sumes a different cor. .plexion after next Tuesday, even if only uncer- tainty is removed.
 Five special elections in Con- gressional Districts are expected to settle to q large extent the control of the next House of Representa- tives.
 Three states are to elect qover- nors, Mississippi, Kentuck and New Jersey.
 A test Of strength in New York state will ensue between Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and former Governor Alfred E. Smith over the forest conservation amendment to the state constitution.
 Party leaders are awaiting anx- iously the results of the Coneres- sional election before chartinr campaigns for organization that ends when Speaker is to be elect ed in December.
 Republicans expect to gain a lead of one in the House to or. ganize that body.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31
Diary of Murder Victim
 ReueaIs HedOnistic Lure

Miss Hedvig Samueison, one of the trunk murder victims, styled herself as "hedonist" in the diary she kept with occasional entries from January 1, 1930 to October IS, 1881.
 Her last entry appears under date of the day prior to that on which she was shot to death. The diary contains many references to affection she felt, not only for Ruth" but for Agnes" Mrs. Agnes Leroy, who was murdered with |her.
 Excerpts from the diary follow: February Is, 1930-Met Anne Le- roy Gin Juneau, Alaska.
 Other 1930 entries noted despond- ency as the school teacher fought against tubercuolsis, which had caused her to come from Juneau to Phoenix in quest of health in Aug ust, 1880. Mrs. Leroy, nurse, came with her from Alaska.
 Entries from January to ', 1881, indicated the little red-haired school teacher felt herself near death from illness.
 January A.
 God made man, frail as a bubble; God made love, love made trouble. God made wine-was it sin That. man took wine to drown
 trouble in?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31
STOCK PRICES ARE FIRM AS MONTH CLOSES
 
Trading at Today's Short Session Reported to
 Be Lively

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The se- curity markets ended the month with a firm undertone although late profit taking reduced gains of some issues.
 Rails sank below the closing levels of the previous session.
 Trading was lively at times.
 Today's short session turnover was 75O,OO0 shares.
 Buying of oils, featured the share market. Farm implements came up with further strength.
 The wheat market showed gains. Steels narrowed down at the weekend. The steel trade reviews are optimistic, however.
 Gains ranged from fractions to two points for some shares al- though a few issues showed losses of like amounts.
 Shares up point or two today were American Tobacco B, Ameri- can Can, American Waterworks, Eastman, Standard OH of New Jersey, Shell preferred. Houston Oil, Sears Roebuck, Wrigley, Interna- tional Harvester, Case.
 Union Pacific lost more than two points.
 Rail issues off one point were Santa Fe, New Haven and Penn sylvania.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31
ADELBERT AMES
 IS CELEBRATING
Last Surviving General oi Civil War Is
 o6 Today

TEWKSBURY, Mass, Oct. 31.- Phantom troops marched in review today as Adelbert Ames, last sur viving general of the Civil War observed his 96th birthday. He is the oldest living West Point grad uate and he recalled the days there with Lee as teacher, his first battle, at Bull Run, where he was injured in the thigh by a bullet, the win ming of Congressional Medal. as Governor of Mississippi in the re- construction days, as representative in the Senate with Colfax Cameron, who was later Brigadier General in the Spanish-American War.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-31
CLOSING STOCK PRICES

NEW YORK, oct. 31. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is IS, American Car 83A, Anaconda Copper 157s, Beth lehem Steel 26A, Curtiss-Wright 2 Fox Films 8. General Motors 26A International Harvester 30&, Ken necott 13A, Packard Motors SIS Standard Oil of California 34 Standard Oil of New Jersey 34k United Aircraft 15A, United States Steel 67A, Fox Theatres. on curb 1A.