davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15
Joe Lllard Stars
In Pro- Football
FORMER RAFERT'S STAR.
Especially

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 12-Joe Lillard,
former local boy, is is starring in pro-
fessional footba in Chicago. Last
Sunday he was the particular star in
a scoreless tie game between the Chi
cago Bears and the Cardinals at Wrig-
ley field.
Lillard lived in Minneapolis for sew
eral years. He played with the Rafert
local football team for two seasons.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15

boys were indicted with them. The
Alabama supreme court reversed the
conviction Of one Of them, a boy
named Williams, because he was un-
der 1s years of age. Roy Wright,
who was II years of age, was not
brought OF trial with the others and
was not convicted.
Case Under Amusement.
The court took the case under ad-
visement following an afternoon $685.
sion Monday in which it heard Wal
ter H. Pollak, New York attorney as
ISOLATED with the Communistic Interna-
tional Labor Defense, argue that the
defendants had been denied q fair
trial. and Attorney General Thomas
q. knight Jr. of Alabama declare that
their constitutional rights had been
adequately protected. -
Many members OF the Race were in
the crowd that filed the supreme
court rooms and which stood in the
hall hoping for admittance. but the
proceedings eyre unusually orderly.
In the crowded courtroom sat sew
eral Alabama members of congress.
Former Senator Thomas j. Hef1n sat
in the space reserved for counsel and
listened to the arguments attsn-
lively.
Unfair Trial.
Mob domination, denial of the
right to be represented by counsel,
and exclusion Of Negroes from the
trial jury and the. failure to question
jurors as a race prejudice" were
given by Attorney Pollak- as, the fac.
tors which brought about an unfair
trial for his clients.
The defense lawyer told how the
seven youths had been convicted of
raping Virginia Price and Ruby Bates,
white girls, on = freight train, follow
ing fight with white boys whom they
forced from the train.
Attorney Pollak described the cali
ing of the Alabama militia to prevent
lynching and what he termed were
the unfair tactics OF the court. Later
the death sentence ordered by the
trial jury were affirmed by the Ala
bama supreme court. The defend
ants, Attorney Pollak said, were de-
MED proper counsel and were given
the merest form of trial. /" =
The case came to the supreme court
On writ of certfofari granted May
81, last 1t grew out Of the. convic-
ton of nine youths at scottsboro.
Boys indicted, 800.
On the day after the. alleged crime.
Circuit Judge Hawkins summoned the
grand jury and called . special sss-
sion of the circuit court. All, defend.
ants were indicted March ss1.n
The defendants were arraigned ION
the same day they were indicted, but
the minutes show no reference to an
appointment of counsel. The court
set April 8. as the date of trial for
all the cases. None of the defend
ants had up to the time of theft trial
employed counsel.
The hearing on the youths appeal
was set last May when the highest
court agreed to review the}case This
action served to stay the execution Of
the men who were to have died on
June "a.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15
Judge Fosseen To
Address Forum
Sunday Afternoon

Judge Manley Fosseen, Jduge of the
Hennepin County Probate will deliver
the principal address at the Sunday
afternoon meeting of the Minneapolis
Forum in Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House auditorium.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15
PIERsoN TR14I 's'i.

The trial of Horace7Piersonn on a
manslaughter charge isanssfing It's
end as we 90 to preaa.asesee:s next
weeks Herald for outcome.
Pierson fgursd in an auto accident
which caused fatal injuries to one man
and seriously injured another.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15
DEMOCRATS MEET.

About 35 people attended meeting
sponsored by group of local Negro
Democrats held Wednesday night.
Speakers attacked Hoover, Earle
Brown and the entire Republican.
ticket,
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15
Counsel For Boys Claim
Alabama Trial Unfair
U. S. HIGH COURT TAKES CASE UNDER
ADJUSTMENT.

Washington, D. c., Oct 1-(Speca) -Convicted and con-
demned to death 8 months in Scosboro alleged
attack on two girls Virginia Price and Ruby Bates the fate of
Race youths rests with the United States
The youths in whose behalf trial sought are Ozie
Powell Willie Robertson Andy Wright Glen Montgomery Hay
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15
ACTIVE IN PILGRIM CHURCH
AFFAIRS.

One of the men active in the recent
successful Mock National Baptist
convention held at Pilgrim Church,
st. Paul was B. F. Edwards, one of
st. Paul's most farseeing citizens.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-10-15

The Forum opens promptly at 3:Se
P. M. Judge Fosseen is one of the
outstanding men of the Northwest and
is expected to bring an important mes
sage Musical selections will also
be offered in addition to regular
Forum features.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
Anyak allami penzioja.

Kerdes: Mivel ferjem harom
eve elhagyott, rendkiviili nehez-
segbe iitkozil1 ket gyermekemet
eltartani. Ugy ferjem, mint en-
honositott polgarolS- vagyunk
Kaphatnek-e allami segitseget.
Valasz: Az allami .'anya pen
zio torveny a legutobbi hIoben
oily modositasokat nyert. anelyell
megengedik, hogy anyak, akiket
ferjeik legalabb ket ev ota. tavol
naradasuk folytan nem segite-
mex, allami penzi0ban reszesiil-
mex. Eddigele torveny OF evl
tavolmaradast irt elo. Ajanljuk
tehat, hogy azonnal folyamodjek
segitsegert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

f. = f.
szindarab. Majus elseje Macy
nap iesz a gor kath. magyarok-
nal. + napra mar is el6re kesziil
a hltkozseg szine java, apraja es
nagyja. Miert vajjong Mert ma
pom este pont nyolc 6rakor sim
re keriil .Tepett rozsa' sep
seges szindarab, mely teljes kett5
ora hosszat fog tartani Is a Leg
Jobb erok fogjak eljatszani. Hit
kozsegiink gyakran rendezett szin
darab esteket es mindig sikeresen
oldo.ta meg a vallalt feladatot
oily annyira, hogy templom alat-
ii termiink sziniiltig megtelt a
nezokkel, vendegekkel, 0sszma-
gyarsaggal, Xix legelismerteb.
ben nyilatkoztak szereplokr6l.
kellemes hangulatban tavozva az
esteinkrol. Azonban majus ell
seJel s'Tepett rozsa' 'szindarab-
bal ekesitett estenk feliilmulja az
osszes eddigi estelyeket, oily Macy
szeriinek igerkezik mar is. Az
erok beallitva vannak mar Is
osszjatekuk paratlan maga ne
meben. A marcus 15-ili szinda.
rab emennek csak &alvany arnye-
ka, pedig szamos yendeg, aki ie
len volt az eloadason elragadta-
tassal nyilatkozott rola. Ne fe-
ledjiik ell, ifjusagunk szindaraE
eloadasokon otthonos, gyakorlott
ngyes $ ez az, amiert sokan ma
gyon szeretnek esteinken jeleI
lenni. Hissziik, hogy majus elsej
estenk ismet es ujbol osszehozzf
az osszmagyarsagot, amikor fl.
nom forro tea mellett elszorakoz
hatunk ketto ora hosszat anelkHl
hogy a zsebiink meg6rezne AIT
Tehat a viszontlatasra majus ell
sejen este s orakor termiiDkben
"Uj Magyar Polgari Kor' ala
kult meg f. evi aprilis ho 3-an /
gor. kath. SIT. Gyorgy magyar
templom termeben SO taggal. A;
Vi Magyar Polgari Kor megva
lasztotta tisztvisel0it az elmul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
Vendegszerepl0ink otthon erez-

Vendegszerepl0ink otthon erez
tex magukat nalul1k, mi is ugy
tekintettill1 oket mint mieinket
Igen. farrell-sharoni magyar
katholikusok vasarnapl ismeret
sege oszinte testveriessegge val
tozott mar a talalkozas elso pil.
lanataiban Is ilyen erzelemme
jatszottak le d dayabot. a hatal
mas meretu terem megtelt &
ncmcsak hitkozsegiinll tagjai, ha.
mem szamos farrell-sharoni csala-
dok Is mas hitl0zsegbeli youngs-
town. magyarok is gyonyork0d-
tex a kitiin3 szereplok mesteri
jatekaban. Nehez eldOnteni. hogy
a legjobbak koziil xix jatszottak
legeslegjobban. inert egytol-egyie
remekeltek, megis lSi kell emel-
mink azokat, Xix nagyobb szere-
pet adtak elo, $ akiket a koz0n-
seq legtobb tapssal jutalmazott
Szalay Rozsika, a tepett r6zsa
Agnes szerepet jatszya kellemes
hangJayal efekelt qalaival allan
doan lekototte a figyelmet. Ne
mes Jozsef a I4aios hos szerelmes
szerepben a iegdranaibb reszlete-
ket is ut0lerhetetlen iisyesseggei
asf szakavatottsaggal jatszotta.
Mrs. Golf Mariska, a Lajos felese-
&c, ferjet halalosan szereto, Eel
tekenv mcnyecskc:; Herczeg Al
bert-Szurkos, Hideg Ilonka -Sznr-
losne, Kering Adolf-biro, Sander
Jozsefibaka iatekain meglatszott
4 Macy gyakorlottsag Is hozzaer-
tes fs szerepiiket senli jobban
mem jatszhatta vollla. a nep see
rint nem emlitettek tobbnyire
kezd6 jatekosolS. de minden moz-
dulatnk elarulta, hogy akar a be-
szedes, akar "a tancos szerepekben
sep rem6nyekre jogositanak a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

jovoben. Igazi kedvvel es ambi-
cioval tudnall jatszani ugy, hoey
legk0zelebb a "N6tas kapitany"
ban nemsokara ismet vendegsze-
repelnek nalunk .Barmikor leg
testveriesebb erzesseI fogadjuk
6ket dereK lelkipasztorukkal egy-
gyutt, az eddigiekert pedig halas
kosz0net.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
vasarnapon Eln0k lett OroSz Mi
haly, aleln0k Zs6fi Ferenc. titkar

vasarnapon. Eln0k lett OroSz Mi
haly, aleln0k Zs6fi Ferenc, titkar
Ferenc Josef es Franc6szky Ja-
nos, penztarnok Takacs Ferenc,
committee-ba keriiltek ifj. Vaslx6
Janos, ifj. Orosz Mihaly. Az vi
Polgari K0r a t6bbi megleyo Pol
gari .K0r0kkel sep misszi6t akar
teljesiteni; zaszlaja ala akarja
gyiijteni azon polgar magyaro-
kat is, Xix polgari jogukat mem
gyakoroltak, inert a politikai
.mozgalmakkal yagy mem t0r6d-
tex, vagy irantuk mem volt alkal-
smuk erdekl6dni. Celunk mem mas,
mint t6bb jogot, t0bb allast a
magyarnak a varosnal, allamnal.
kilencvenhgolcan vagyunk mar
is, ami sep eredmenyre jogosit
minket $ hissziik, hogy Koriink
r0videsen boyiil, er0s0dik tagok-
ban, inert a teljes becsiilet es tlsz-
tesseg keretein 'beliil akarunk
munkalkodni politika sz0vevG-
nyeiben is. Tagja K0rnek lehet
minden becslletes magyar honfi-
tarsunk, ferfiak, asszonyok, ifjak
es lanyok, Xix 81. eleteviiket
meghaladtak. Gyiileseit a K0r
g. k. templom alatti teremben
tartja az ujsagban hirdetett ido.
ben. A hozzank csatlakozni akaro
magyar testvereink kiil0nosen EFT
jegyezzek meg j6l: koriinkbe va
lo beallas diitalan, havi diiak sin
csenek. Mem a magyar zsebre uta-
zunk. de ARA, hogy minel tobb
szavaz0 magyart kapjunk tabd-
runkha, hogy sokan, nagy erot
| feJthessiink ki kereszteny szel-
lemben, javara a kornek, az ifju
/ Observation-Disclosures. A fenti 0rom-
teijes hirrel kapcsolat k0zza-
tessziik AIT is, hogy Polgar Ko-
rink t. no 24-en este fel nyolc
oral kezdettel szep estely rendez
a templomunk alatti teremben
| szindarab " A csapda" kapcsola-
| taban. Ezen>az esten bemutafkoz-
max az Vi Magyar Polgar Koriink
iisztviseloi. Ere az alkalomra Pc
/ dig meghivjuk ezuton az 0sszma-
| gyarsagot, t0bbi polgari kor0k
/ tagjait, vezet0it es az 0sszes ma
| gyar kandidansokat. Akarjuk
hallani programmjunkat, jojje-
| mex el hat, osmerkedjunk meg,
inert sziiksegiink van a barati
kezre, sz6ra, egyiittmiikodesre.
Belep6 dij mines. Megjegyezni XII
vanjuk meg, hogy ezen estenlSkel
mines szahdekunl1 a mas hitk0z-
>segek estelyeinek anyagi reszet
csoklSenteni, rontani. Az ido r0-
/ vidsage az, amely minket ezen es-
/ tenek es meg nehany estnek a
megtartasara sarkal. Rend. biz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

Kozgyiiles utan. Multi vasar-
nap tartotta egyhazunk els5 ne
gyedevi lozgyiileset. Az elmult
negyedeyrol szolo jelentest Aozta
a prezsbiterium a kozgyiiles tu-
domasara. Hosszadalmas volt a
gyiiles, inert regi iigyek is tar
gyalasra kerUltek. A gyiilesr6l
reszletes jelentest mem k0zliink,
inert az erdeklodok ugy is jelen
voltak, akik mem yoltak .jelen,
a jegyzolz0nyv felolvasasa alkal-
naval ertesiilnek tort6ntekr0l.
Egyhazmegyei gyules. keddeh
Massilonban tartotta a Mahoning
egyhazmegye a tavaszi gyiiltset.
Tekintettel a tavolsagra, csal1 az
egyhaz lelkesze kepviselte az egy-
hazat.
A lelkeszpar videki utja. Va
sarnap delutan indult ell lelllesz
par, hogy ket magyar egyhazme-
gye gyiilesen vegyen reszt. AZ
egyik gyiiles a Magyar Sion egy-
hazmegye gyiilese, Flint, Mich
ban volt. Az egyhaz lelkesze tar
totta megnyit6 istentiszteleti
predikaciot. A masnapi gyiilesen
a Nagytiszteletii asszony az Or
szagos Reformatus N6szovetseg
kepviselet6ben tartott beszedet
az egyhazmegye el6tt. Ugyanaz-
nap, kedden este a Lorainban
iilesezo T6parti Magyar Egyhaz-
megye gyiilesen ugyancsak a No
szovetseg kepviseleteben Is ugye-
ben beszelt. J0v6 vasarnap, at.
Lakyne Clevelandban lesz delu-.
tan es este Cleveland kornyeki
egyhazak n5egyleteinek korzeti
konferenciajan, ahol ismertetni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

fogja Ref. N6szoyetseget. "a ket
magyar egyhazmegye egyhangu-
las, hivutalsan magaeva tette q
Noszoyetseg n iigyet.
a hdt munkarendje. "A joy6
het folyaman munkarendiink
yaltozatlanul azzal a .kiilombseg-
gel, hogy vasarnap este az ifju-
sagi ahitat a templomban lesz fel
I orakor telintettel a Lorantffy
Egylet szinieloadasara, amt fel
8-kor tartjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

szertartast, de ingyen, mint a kol-
dusok f0lott! Aki azonban mem
vegezte el szentgyonasat meg ak
kor sem, az meg ennyi kiszolga-
lasra sem szamithat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
A vizum szerzes nehezsegei.

Kerdes: Honositott amerika
polgar vagyok mint ilyen szere1
mem felesegemet, aki ezideJ;iiee
Havanaban tart6zkodik, behozat-
nj az Egyesult Allamokba. AZ
amerikai konzul viva kiutalasai
elhalasztotta, dacara annak. hogy
az okmanyok. amelyeket kiild0t
TEN szamara igazoljak, hogy al
Jason es megtakaritott penzen
van. Hoya folyamodhatnek ezer
iigy megsiirgetese cellab6lg
Valasz: A State Department
1ltasitasara az amerikai konzulok
meg a kvotan kiviiIi aplikansok-
max sem adllk ki a vizlnnot mind
addig, mig t0keletesen meg nen'
gy6zodtek afelol. hogy az illetok
mem fognak kozteherre esni. MINI
den yalosziniiseg szerint az on
okmanyai mem iitottek meg a
merteket. Ijon ismet a konzul-
max es erdeklodje meg, hogy mi
korra szamitla a vizumot szama-
ra kiadni. IIa On rendszeresen
knld penzt felesegenek, ext is em-
litse meg a konzuIhoz intezett lc-
veleben.
Amid6n egy alkalmazo elmulasz-
totta munkasait biztositani.
Kerdes: Egy vallalkoz6nal dol
gozom, aki rendszerint 5-10 mum
kAst alkalmaz. Egy balesetb3l XII
sfoly6lag tudonasomra jutott.
hogy nz illet6 mem bir kompen-
zaci6s biztositassal. Mikep nyer-
hetnek tehat kompenzaciotg
Yalasz a New York allanlbeli
kompenzaci6s toryefy lninden al
kalmazot kotelez nlunkassi bizto-
sitasAra. Tekintettel ARA, hogv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21

az ON alkalmazoja EFT elnluIas1
totta, Onnek ioga ban ali 1T a BIZ
rosag utlan nj. A Legal Aid
Society minden bizonnyal dijmcn
toesen vallami fogja az On KEEP.
viseletet, vaey ajanlani fog egy
meubizhato iigyvedet.
A polgarosodas ujboli .ne2iolya
modasa.
Kerdes: 1926-ban megta gadtall
pol&lrositasomat. miyel habo
ruban felmentest kertelil. E'olya-
modhatom-e uiboI
Va'asz: Csak azon orszagol>
polgarait utasltjak el yeglegesep.
allik neutralis allanlok lattvaloi
voltak Is a behivas elkeriil,,se csil
jabol visszaadtaS elso papir.jai-
kat. Semmi ok sincs arra, hogs
On njbol meg ne folyamoeln#
polgarositasa iieyat. Minden hi
zonnyal az On elso papiria MAJ
tobb mint het eyes, vegyen Xxi te
hat egy uj els6 papirt ts ktt ty.
vel lSesobb foiyamodhat masodil
papiria eluyereseert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
A polgarjeloltekhez intezett
kerdesek.

kerdes: Szeretnem isnerni a
kerdeseket. amelyeket polgar-
vizsgan jeioltekhez intezhet-
nek9
Yalasz: A Foreign Language
information Service altal kiadott
fiizetke, anielynel cine ''How
to become citizen Of the United
States Y a bevandorlasi es polga-
rosodasi problemak reszletes ana,
lizise mellett egy fiiggeleket IS
tartalmaz, amely mintegy 100
kerdest es vaIaszt ismertet Ak
vizsgakerdesek es yalaszok err
delxelnek irjanak nevezett inte-
zetnek, 222 Fourth Ave, New
York City.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
A "659. szamu i;rlap"

kerdes: A Naturalization Bu-
reau mar kat izben killdte vissza
polgarosodasi kervtnyemet, inert
az erkezettek lajstromaban mem
talaljak meg a neyemet. A lega-
t0bbi leveliikben feIsz0litanak.
hogy szerezzem be a go. szamu
iirlapot. Mikent segitheti ez elG
iigyemet?
Valasz: A Naturalization Bu-
reau AIT ajanlotta 0nnek, hogy
szepezzen be egy trkezesi bizo-
nyitvanyt es ezaltal torvenye-
sitse lit tartozkodasat. Ehez min
denklnek Joga van, aki 1921 jun.
3-lka elott erkezett, de a lajstrom
ban nevet mem talaIiak. Az ilyen
bizonyityanyert a $50. .szamu ur-
lapon (nasolattal) kell folya-
modni. Minden peldanyra egy
eloiras szerinti fenylSepet kelI ra-
gasztani, yalamint mask ftny.
kepet. Minden fenykepet alairas-
sal kell ellatni. a ktrvenyhez eyy
20 dollaros money ordcrt keE!
csatolni. Commissioner General
Of immigration nevere lialiitva
.es teliesen feIszerelt ollmanyt
(return receipt ellenebenl felad-
nj, ajanlva, leglSozeiebbi bevan.
dorlasi hiyatalhoz, ami az On Csc
teben Defroitban van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-04-21
IDEGENEK
PROBLEMAI
Fills.
Idegen tengereszek.

Kerdes: Deportalhato-e az az
idegen tengeresz. aki harom ev
ota lakoja az Egyesiilt Allamok-
max. AZ illeto 927-ben elhagyta
hajojat. Tudomasom szerint
egeszen mas rendelkezesek yonat-
koznak az idegen tengereszekre,
mint altalaban bevandorlokra
Valasz: Az Egyesiilt Allamoh
legfelsobb birosaga egy chez ha
sonic iigybol kifolyolag nemregi.
ben ugy dontott. hogy az idegen
tengeresz, aki 1924 julius elseJe
utan t0rvenyteleniil erkezett az
orszagba, vagy akl a jelzett ia
tum 6ta torvenyteleniil tartozko-
dott lit, ep ugy mint mas beyan
dorlok, harmikor deporalhat6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-01-14
JEALOUSY CAUSE
Of PRISON Staying
Doctors Daughter Too Kind
to Anothe- TruSty; Prisoner
TestifieS.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY INC ASSOGldbtu TitSos
BELLEFONTE, Pa, January l4.-An
inquest in the death chamber of Rock
view Penitentiary last night established
that Fred Collins, 81, colored convict
and psychopathic patient, killed Betty
Hickok, daughter of prison doctor,
because of jealousy.
Collins said he resented attentions
the 22-year-old daughter OF DR.. A. L.
Hickok. head of the prison psychopathic
ward had given another colored
prisoner. Henry Malone Both were
TRUSTEES employed as servants in the
Hicko': home.
Oficials believed the attentions" re-
ferred to by Collins were nothing more
than minor acts of kindness Miss
Hickok often did for the prisoners.
Seemingly unmindful of his fate,
Collins halted the inquest once to point
across the death chamber and say:
"If that is the electric chair, that is
what I want"
He said he had planned the Staying
for some time, but had no opportunity
to carry it out until yesterday. He
surprised Miss Hickok in the bath room
and after attacking her, nearly hacked
her head off with a butcher knife.
He removed his shoes and slipped
from the house to go direct to the prison
Office and confess his crime to prison
officials. Warden Stanley P. Ashe was
notified and he hurried here from
Pittsburgh.
Although Rockview, a model prison,
remained quiet, it was decided by Ashe
to remove Collins to Western Peniten-
tiary, at Pittsburgh, where he was taken
after the inquest.
DR.. Hickok had been in charge Of
Collins as patient of the psychopathic
ward He said the man was known to
be a moron, but that he was considered
harmless. He was serving 10 to 20
years for second-degree murder.
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nomic condition in which they now mo
themselves, the petition pointing out
that in 1880 Austria was VISITED by
1900 900 foreigners who left in the
country $14,000000.
According to the Commerce Depart
ment's report, the depression has been
unkind to Vienna The embargo which
Germany placed on its citizens who
wished to travel, the report explained,
together with the exchange laws inau-
gurated in Austria, has ruined the tour
list traffic, deprived the hotels of their
accustomed patrons, and thereby has
thrown hundreds of their employees out
of work
1t was pointed out that the Vienna
hotels are among Austrias heaviest tax
payers In demanding a reduction In
these taxes the petition declared that
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GILBERT M. TUCKER DIES;
FORMER EDITOR WAS 81
Son of Founder of the Country
Gentleman Recalled for Fight
on Irrigation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, January IA. - Gill
bert M. Tucker, 81 years old, former
editor in chief of the Country Gentle
man and the son of its founder, died
here yesterday. He was born in this city
and after being graduated from Will
liams College in 1867 became asso-
ciated with his father, Luther Tucker,
and his brother, Luther H. Tucker in
the publication of the Country Gentle
man. When his brother died in 1897
he became its editor and continued in
that capacity until the magazine was
sold in 1911 to the Curtis Publishing
Co. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Tucker was active in opposing
irrigation of Western lands His posi-
ton was that to increase agricultural
operations beyond the Nations needs
would be to do injury to agriculture.
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CARL H. CLAUDY NAMED
BY WORSHIPFUL MASTERS

Carl N. Claudy, master of Harmony
Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. M. was elected
president of the, Association of wor-
shipful Masters for 1882 at the organi-
zation meeting of the group, held at
the Masonic Temple recently. Elmer E
Williams, master of Myron M. Parker
Lodge, No. 81, was elected vice presi-
dent, and Robert T. Highfield, master
of Columbia Lodge, No. 3, secretary
treasurer. The organization was formed
pursuant TO custom among the A
Masonic groups Of the District. Each
year the masters of the constituent
lodges organize an association of mas.
tiers for that year.
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Man Gets so DAYS for Assault.

Charged with assault, William King
colored, 80 of 21O L street, was SEN
fenced yesterday to SO days in jail by
Judge Gus A. Schuldt Police accused
him of stabbing Leroy Davis, colored
1853 oregon avenue, in the back Tues
day night at the L street house.
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Of that organization Tuesday night.
At present, Mr.. Surber explained, in
order to harvest the crop of fish in
these ponds, tons of water weeds must
be raked together by hand as the water
level of the ponds Is lowered. He said
the operation costs from $50 to SIPS
an acre.