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The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08
HARRISBURG COUPLE WE'D
JULY IN NEWPORT, KY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ziegenspeck,
of Harrisburg, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Sara Janet Ziegenspeck, to Mr..
Carey DeVoss, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garfield DeVoss, of Harrisburg. The
ceremony was solemnized in Newport,
KY, July a.
Mrs. DeVoss, who is a graduate of
Grove City high school, class of 1881,
lis member of the Girls Community
club and Of the Franklin Honor So
ciety. She attended Ohio State uni
versity and was pledged to Delta Zeta
sorority.
The bridegroom is identified with
the DeVoss Store & Lumber yard of
Harrisburg, Ohio. He is graduate
of West High school, and is former
student of the Y NJ C. A. college.
Mr.. DeVoss and his bride are resid-
! ing for the present at the home of the
formers parents.
Celebrate Birthday Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mitchell, of near
London, entertained Sunday, the fol-
lowing relatives and friends in honor
of Mr.. MitchelPs seventy-ninth birth
day. Those who enjoyed the picnic
dinner were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Mitchell, Misses Betty Jones, Elsie
Lee Mitchell and June Cranston, and
c. |. Mitchell and Robert Mattox, of
Columbus; Miss Nettie Houser, Mason
Brill and Laban Barker, of New Hol-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. John Butcher, of
London; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Brunty
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Jenkins and SON
Robert, of South Scion; Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Yeakley, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Yeakley, Dayton, and Bliss Harrison
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cobb, Of Columbus
were guests on Monday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester f. Bryan.
Miss Betty Foulke, of Springfield
has returned to her home after few
days visit with Miss Alice NJ. Butcher
of South Charleston.
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Miss Alice Butcher and Raymond
{ Butcher, of South Charleston, had as
Sunday dinner guests Miss Mable Ru.
bic and Maynard Swyers, of mean
London.
Mrs. Edward Marsh will leave to-
day for Camp Perry, Ohio, where she
will join her husband, Capt. Edward
Marsh for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Tyler will accompany he1
and be the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Marsh for the weekend.
Miss Julia VALLEY returned Thurs
day from Columbus, where she has
been the guest of her sisters, Misses
Marjorie and Mary Lou Valley.
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Mrs. Allen Meats accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Allen and daugh-
ter, Betty Jane, of Springfield, have
returned from a motor trip through
Indiana and Michigan. While in In
diana they visited Mrs. Moats' sister,
Mrs. Will Montgomery, and family, of
South Bend.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08
FORMER SUPPLY AT TRINITY
WEDS BALTIMORE Girl

Announcement has come of the mar
riage of the Rev. Harold Donegan to
Miss Frances Britton Chamberlaine,
of Baltimore, Md. Mr. Donegan Of
ficiated at Trinity Episcopal church in
London, during the absence of the
Rev. F. c. F. Randolph, in 1929, and
since then has been rector of the
Church of the Resurrection, Baltimore,
Nd
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08
MECHANICSBURG GIRL
MARRIED THURSDAY


The marriage of Miss Helen Dickey,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E.
Dickey, of Meehanicsburg, and Page
Lininger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. C.
Lininger, Of Mechanicsburg, was
quietly solemnized at $50 p. m. on
Thursday at the home of the brides
parents in Mechanicsburg.
Attendants for the bridal couple
were Miss Elizabeth Dickey, sister of
the bride, and Edwin Willett, of Me-
chanicsburg.
The bride wore a wedding gown Of
blue embroidered organdie, with ac-
cessories of black. Miss Elizabeth
Dickey wore gown Of peach organ
die, with harmonizing accessories.
Members of the immediate families
witnessed the service, which was per-
formed by Rev. J. f. Trip, pastor of
the Methodist Protestant church, of
Mechanicsburg, who read the single
ring ceremony.
The bride is graduate of the Me-
chanicsburg high school, and has been
employed at the Springfield News and
Sun for the last six years.
Mr. Lininger is a graduate of the
Woodstock high school and is engaged
in farming with his father. The cou-
pie will reside for the present at the
home of the bridegroom's parents.
Marriage Announced
Miss Florence Eloise Deyo, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Deyo, sr.
Of London, and Lester p SunZicker
son of Mrs. w. l.. Davis, of Bristol
Ind, were united in marriage June z
in Newport, Ky. The young couple
are making their home in Bristol, Ind
Country Club Party
Five tables were in play at the
Tuesday party at the London Country
club this week. Mrs. ]. A. Smith anc
Mrs. r. L CLANCY were hostesses with
PiiLCS SolilS W AhlS. Il. u. LdN lds
and Mrs. c. T. Shropshire.
Mrs. C. o. Thompson and Mrs
Candace Richmond will be hostesses
next week.
Mrs. c. M. Bryan and Mr.. and Mrs
Lydan Chenoweth entertained the fol.
lowing guests, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. Brown, Indianapolis, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Robert Carter, Bellefontaine, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. T. Bryan, Mrs. Jennie
Springstead, Miss Anna Byerly anc
Miss Ella Armstrong, all of Colum.
bus.
The members of the Variety Play
ers orchestra entertained with a pic
mic Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. are, Mrs. c. c. Farley, near
Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Riser and their
guest Harold Riser spent the week
end in Indianapolis with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brough Richey, jr.
and sons, Frank and Robert, Mr. and
Mrs. Truitt Richey and children, Ann
and Andy, all of Alton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. O'Brien, of billiards, were
in Cedar Point, Ohio, over the Fourth
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08
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LONDON BOY WEDS
LIGON, KENTUCKY, MISS

Announcements have come to rela-
tives here from Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Cox, telling of the marriage OF
their sister, Miss Ethel Newsom, OF
Lyon, Kentucky, to Myron T. Fitz-
gerald, son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. O.
Fitzgerald, of London, which was sol
emnized Monday, July a, at Coving-
ton, Kentucky.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08
Coue Club

Mrs. r. H. Thomason is entertain
ing the members of the Coue club
this afternoon. Mrs. Clyde Markley,
of Miami, Fla, and Mrs. Wilbur
Downer will be guests of the club.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08


Rachel Sheets, Virginia Gray, Beulah
Kirshner and the hostess.
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FORMER SUPPLY AT TRINITY
WEDS BALTIMORE GIRL
Announcement has come of the mar
riage of the Rev. Harold Donegan to
Miss Frances Britton Chamberlaine,
of Baltimore, Nd. Mr.. Donegan Of
ficiated at Trinity Episcopal church in
London, during the absence of the
Rev. F. C. F. Randolph, in 1929, and
since then has been rector of the
Church Of the Resurrection, Baltimore,
Nd.
LONDON BOY WEDS
LIGON, KENTUCKY, MISS
Announcements have come to rela-
tives here from Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Cox, telling of the marriage of
their sister, Miss Ethel Newsom, of
Ligon, Kentucky, to Myron T. Fitz-
gerald, son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. O..
Fitzgerald, Of London, which was SOL
emnized Monday, July a, at Coving-
ton, Kentucky.
Coue Club
Mrs. r. H. Thomason is entertain
ing the members of the Coue club
this afternoon. Mrs. Clyde Markley,
of Miami, Fla, and Mrs. Wilbur
Downer will be guests of the club.
House Party at Indian Lake
Miss Nancy Weld, of Akron, is the
guest of Miss Nancy Christopher, and
Miss Lucille Keister, of Wooster, is
the guest Of Miss Alice Jane Chris
topher. On Friday the Misses Chris
topher and their guests with the fol-
lowing young people from London
motored to Indian Lake where they
will spend next week at the Christie
pher cottage there, Misses Virginia
Green, Mary Katherine Sparkling, Jean
Sidener and Margaret Amrine.
Golden Rule Class to Picnic
The Golden Rule Glass of the Pres
byterian Sunday school will have the
annual picnic at the home of Mrs. J.
c. Lohr next Monday evening. The
members are asked to bring picnic
supper table service and meet at the
church at five o'clock.
Bridgettes Club
Ms. H. A. Tyson will entertain the
Bridgettes club Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Wilbur Donner, of Greencastle,
Ind, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Jones.
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The members Of the Just-a- Mere
club motored to the home of Mrs.
Clark Andrews, Mt Sterling, Thurs
day, for their meeting this week.
.f .s
MISS DeLIy Lou AmSuen, OF COIum-
bus, is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. C. M. Bryan.
David Valley, junior assistant
scoutmaster of Troop 104, left Tues
day morning for the Citizens Military
Training Camp at Fort Benjamin, Ind.
for a months training and recreation.
Mrs. Wanna Lewis Kramer, of CO.
lumbus, is the guest this week of her
aunt, Mrs. S. d. McCollum, Of Mt.
Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Campbell and
daughters gave a family dinner on
July Fourth at their home near La
fayette. Those attending from Co
lumbus included Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Miller, Mr.. I'D Mrs. William
Donehoo, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Swear
ingen and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Miller, Mrs. Emerson Price and son,
Miss Marjorie Dixson and Mr.. Will
lam Miller.
Mrs. John M. Boyer, of Columbus,
was the guest of Mrs. ID. D. Downing,
This week, Mrs. Boyer has
gone to Detroit, to visit with her son,
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08
House Party at Indian Lake
Golden Rule Glass to Picnic

The Golden Rule Class of the Pres
byterian Sunday school will have the
annual picnic at the home of Mrs J.
c. Lohr next Monday evening. The
members are asked to bring picnic
supper table service and meet at the
church at FIVE o'clock.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-08

Children's Dresses in ages 2 to II years.
consisting of fast color prints, voiles and
batste; sleeveless or short sleeve styles
These are our regular 400, 69c and 79c
dresses.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
NOTIClAS ~
INTERES LOCAL,

En- una rina Ocurrida aver en-
la calle Union, en- ell barrio de
Ellinger, perdi6 la vida ell negro
Ham Graham, de "a amos, veci-
no de la Gale Union 912, y fue
detenido como ell agresor, Paul
McNai, vecino del numero 927
de esa Gale.
Aparece que Graham reciente-
mente perdi6 la suma de $1,000
Y tenia la creencia de que Nc
Nair habia encontrado ell dinero
y Sc negaba a devolverselo. Guam
do McNair guiaba aver su auto
movil por la Gale Union en- COM
pania de su esposa, ell hombre
lie sali6 al encuentro y apuntan-
dole con I'm revolver lie hizo ba-
jarse de la maquina. Entonces Ell
amenazado sac6 una pistola que
llevaba hizo fuego, hiriendo de
muerte a Graham, con una bala
que Sc lie aloj0 en- ell craneo. Mas
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
o ACUSADO DE IN
FRINGIR LAS LEYES EN-
CONTRA DE LOS EXTRAN
JEROS

New York, Mario 21.- FL
presidente Hoover fue acusa-
do aver por ell Representative
Dickstein, presidente del conf
t6 de immigration de la CANA
IA, de iniciar infracciones de
las leyes de immigration para
restringir la entrada de los eX-
tranjeros en- los Estados Uni
dos. Asegurando que ell proyec
to de ley Jenkins, rebajando
la immigration en- un 800 ex-
presa animosidad contra ell Els
tie y ell Oeste de Europa, agre-
90 que la norma de la presen-
tie administration parece ser
poner en- las leyes algo que va
Sc hiciera violando las mismas.
Por medic de su orden eje-
cutiva de 1880, avisando a los
c6nsules en- ell extranjero que
fueran mas estrictos al conce-
der firmas de pasaportes, Dick
stein asegura que ell presiden-
tie cast do 6rdenes a los con-
sules para que no pormitieran
la salida de ciudadanos eXtran-
ieros hacia este pals, sin tener
en- cuenta los meritos del case
nj ell dinero que ell visitante
pudiera traer. "Y los c6nsules
han lido aun mas de la orden
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
ESTA SIENDO COMBATIDO
Ell IMPUESTO N
LOS PRODUCTOS DEL Pc
TROLEO

Washington, Mario 21.-Los
representatives de los estados de
la costa del Atlantico estan reu-
nid0s hoy aqui con ell fin de com
batir ell propuesto impuesto de
un ~centavo por ell gallon de gaso-
lima y una proportion sobre los
productos del petroleo. Los re-
presentantes de Nueva Inglate-
IRA Sc oponen al impuesto que
la secretaria de hacienda calcula
producira cinco millones de pc
sos anualmente.
Entretanto la comisi6n de
medios y arbitrios Sc reuni6 pa
ra considerar un metodo que re-
nueva parte de la oposici6n que
Sc hace al ESTABLISHMENTS de un
impuesto de 2.25 sobre las VEN
tas que hagan los fabricanteS.
Al frente de los oponentes al i'm
puesto sobre las ventas figura ell
lepresentante Laguardia, repu-
blicano de New York.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
NADIA SABEN LOS LIND
BERG DE SU HIJO

Hopewell, N. j. Mario I'll
Las lineas telef6nicas continuan
funcionando y la Sra. Lindbergh
respondiendo a las llamadas, Pc
70 NADIA nuev ose sabe aun sobre
ell paradero del nino que secues
traran de su cuna en- la noche del
primero de mario. Todas las pts
tas seguidas han resultado fall
sas y los Lindbergh contin1an
recluidos en- su casa de aqui. Sus
amigos dicen que estan soportan
do bien los sufrimientos que les
ocasiona la desaparici6n de su
hijo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
ES GRAVE LA SITUACION
EN- Ell A

Buenos Aires, Mario 21,-
Dicen del Brasil que Ell presi-
dente Julio Vargas debe res
taurar la constitution en- 81
pals u otro presidente 10 hara
por el. Rio Grande do Sui, ell
estado del p%residente Vargas,
Sc ha separado de su regimen,
y a menos que este aplaque su
gahinete, su posici6n Sc con-
vertira en- intolerable. Ell gene
raj Flores de Cunha, goberna-
dor del estado de Rio Grande,
sali6 aver para Porto Allegro
do Rio, citado por Vargas pa
"a una conferencia. Creese que
81 los dos soldados no arreg an
sus diferencias, ell poderoso es
tado de Sac Paulo tambi6n res
tara su apoyo a Vargas.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21

del p~residente y yo ahora mis-
mo no Sc como una persona
puede librarse de las garras de
los consules en- ell extranjero."
Critic6 ell representante a
las llamadas sociedades patri6
ticas que apoyan mayores res
tricciones en- la immigration,
diciendo cue estas aseguran
ser patri6ticas, pero son res
ponsables de la destruction de
muchas familias y otros casos
que muy de cerca afectan a los
sentimientos bondadosos del
genera humane.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
HAY TRANQUILIDAD EN-
LA REGION MINERA DE
OHIO

Atenas, Ohio, Mario 21.-Pre
valece hoy la tranSuilidad en- ell
distrito carbonero del vale de
Hooking, donde oereros y patro-
nos s~ostienen una violenta dlspu
ia. Unidades de la guardla ma
cional de Ohio estan listas para
Immediate movilizaci6n, luego de
un ultimatum del gobernador
White, diciendo que establecera
la ley marcial 81 los des6rdenes
no terminan.
Ell domingo por la manana
fueron dinamitadas propieda-
DIES del ferrocarril Y apedreados
cinco oficiales de los patronos
mineros por un grupo de $50
hombres.
Sc debieron los des6rdenes q
haberse anunciado que hoy Sc
reabriria la nina mum. 6 de Ia
Creek Coal Company y la nina
Lick Run, de la Hooking y Ate
mas Coal Company.
Ha pedido a los patronos mi
neros que mantengan los pozos
cerrados, ell jefe de la milicia.
ayudante general Frank D.
Henderson.
En- la manana de hoy mas de
1000 mineros Sc reunierOn pa
"a una asamblea, pero sin que
tuvieran lugar actos de violen-
cha. Al amanecer los trabaiado-
res aun dando vueltas a la allea.
vigilados por 35 guardias y un
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
ACONTEC1MIENTO DE
MANANA

La conocida tiefda de- ropas
de caballeros de Fernandez Y
GaEcla, situada en- la Septima a.
venida frente al Correo, abrira
manana sus puertas, ofreciendo
al publico la mas extraordina-
ria venta especial de esta natu-
raleza que Sc recuerda en- YboT
City.
Entire la gran variedad de ar
ticulos figuran 1876 trajes de dos
y tres pleas, de las famosas mar
cas- Charter House y j. Schone-
ham, que regularmente Sc ven
dian a $27, $50 y $35, y mana
ma podran adquirirse a $500.
Los gerentes de la casa de
Fernandez y Garcia nos comuni-
can que eSta venta especial pu-
diera titularse propiamente "Ba
rriendo con las mercancias en-
existencia", debido a la notable
reduction hecha en- todos los pre-
clos.
La seriedad y s6lida repu-
taci6n de esta firma de Ybor es
de por 81 una garantia de la rea
|lidad de SUI extraordinaria re-
baja de precios.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
CHINA Y Ell JAPON ESTAN
DISCUTIENDO LAS CON-
DICIONES DE PAZ

Shangai, Mario 2l.-Mien-
tras los soldados abran rt@Nas
trincheras, los representatives.
de los gobiernos de China y ell
Jap6n siguen discutiendo los
terminos de paz. Los soldados
iaponeses trabajan incansable
mente abriendo nuevas trim
cheras, poniendo alambradas
V estableciendo reductos con
sacos de arena. Circular rumo-
res de que las negOciaciones
van canine del fracaso. Los
terminus principles son: que
las tropas chinas permanezcan
en- sus presentes posiciones, en-
lugares a 20 millas al oeste de
Shanghai; que las tropas Japo-
nesas Sc retiren hacia ell distrl-
to International, y que una CO.
mission neutral supervise la re-
tirada de los japoneses y Sc ha
ga cargo de administrar la sec
ci6n alrededor de la ciudad,
ahora ocupada por los nipones.
Los despachos de Toxic indl-
can que los japoneses tienen la
creencia de que ell segundo pun
to anularia ell prop6sito de sus
actividades en- Shangai.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
1EATROS
CASINO

De extraordinario puede con-
siderarse ell doble programa que
este teatro ofrece hoy a su p1-
blico.
Figuran en- ell mismo "Marido
y Mujer', hablada en- espahol,
con la bella actriz mejicana Con-
chita Montenegro, y "The Tip
OFF,, con ell notable actor Eddie
Quillan.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
de IA negros fueron detenidos co
mo testigos materiales del case.

Durante Ell sabado y la noche
de aver fueron robados 8 auto
movies de distintos lugares de
esta ciudad, resultando perjudi
cados los ciudadanos, P. Fernan-
DEE, A. Caraballo, E. L. Bur-
CESS, L. E. Womack, w. C. Moo
re, c. j. McElheney, P. Oats y
F. S. Haimovitz. Tres de los au-
tom6viles, los de los Sres. Bur-
CESS, Womack y Moore, fueron
recobrados por la policia.
LIE fueron robadas las licen-
cias de sus AUTOMOBILES al Sr.
J. F. Zambito, de la Gale Fl MI
nero 1924 y a la Sra. Mary E.
Smith, de West Francis PIP.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21

En- la madrugada de aver un
hombre asalt6 Y rob6 al encar-
gado de la estacion de gasolina
situada en- la Septima avenida y
Gale %, apoderandose de $14.00
que habia en- la GAIA registro de
la estaci6n. La policia fu6 mott
ficada.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21

grupo de diputados del sheriff.
Las lineas telef6nicas han 81
do cortadas y ell gobernador
White asegura que agitadores
PROFESSIONALS son los responsa-
bles de los des6rdenes.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21

Tn negro hiri6 anoche de gra
vedad, con arma blanca, a Cathe
rine Haines, de la raza negra,
vecina del callejon de Chestnut.
I'm altercado hizo que ell negro
agr diera a la mujer, en- la casa
de la cual venia residiendo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
RITZ

Este moderno teatro de Ybor
presenta hoy por Ultima vez
"The Cuban Love Son, con Lu-
pc Velez, y ell notable tenor del
Metropolitan de New York, Law
renee Tibet.
Esta noche, ademas, Sc pre-
sentaran los artistas amateurs.
La gaceta., 1932-03-21
ROYAL

En- este teatro de la barriada
de West Tampa Sc exhibe hoy
"The Squaw Man., con Amer
Baxter; la comedia Charlie
Chase, y una interesante revis-
ia de la Fox.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
WANTED-ROOMS.

NEAR NW.-Young couple: new home: INV
h, warm room mi. privileges; meals opt;
garage; prefer gent. Clarendon S4O-F-22-
VIRGINIA, LYON PARK-Nice room, one or
two gentlemen; breakfast or breakfast and
dinners; garage: busses. IA Franklin ave.
Clarendon 1lq3-W-l
Evening star., 1932-12-30
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

fORDS. TWO BARGAINS-Late 1929 coach.
very clean, run only 5000 miles; S14o. iate
1881 coach, used about 5000 miles, perdect,
3l96; easy terms. Blanton Motor Co.. 10
Ii New York ave n e -
Evening star., 1932-12-30

S15 NORTH CAPITOL ROOMS. KITCH-
enette, bath. back porch; h.-w.h.. electric
tty: $3.50. Key, s31 North Capitol.
NEA4s R. l. AVE NE. 3619 32nd ST R.,
kitchen. priv. bath. priv. Fl. porch and entr.;
near cars; SO 80. Pot 4q69-W.
Evening star., 1932-12-30

FORD SPORT COUPE, l93O-This car is
offered as leader. We have priced It low
for q purpose. Take ADVANTAGE of our
price of SIS5 Cherner. 1871 Fla. ave. NV.
FORD 193.. TUDOR-Driven $500 miles;
like new in every way; traded In on much
larger car; $40: terms: 75 others. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 2155 Champlain ST. Col. 5050.
FORD TUDOR SEDAN; conditions necessi-
tate immediate sale see car: best of er by
Wednesday takes it. Adams STl0. Apt. 451.
Evening star., 1932-12-30

1894 COLUMBIA sRD.-s3 wk., single rms;
h. W., steam ht-; car lines; men. Ad. 10213.
Evening star., 1932-12-30

1908 18th N.W.-Twin beds; warmth. lux
incl meals; also business girl viii share
room, So. Dining room attracts many for
meals. Full course dinner. Soc.
1916 18th N.W.-Beautifully furnished front
Dric0. NogtA 0S6T, 81
Evening star., 1932-12-30

1921 KENYON ST NV ROOM DIM
ette. kitchenette, bath: General Electric re-
fligeration; low rentals; open and lighted.
See resident manager, Ant lO1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-02
Financial Conditions
 Improping
U. 5. Ba n king Indicates Recovery Throughout
 Nation and World

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Receni improvement in the financial posi- ton of the American banks is wide ely commented on in the current Bank Reviews, including that at the New York Federal Bank and this is being hailed by business leaders as an indication that world recovery can be readily financed once it gets well started.
 Unexpectedly good results of foreign government refun di n g plans, whereby their maturing bonds have been replaced by ob- legations bearings lower interest coupons, has been regarded as proof that the financial machinery of Great Britain and France has been we'll fabricated.
 American banks showed notable gains during the past several months toward credit expansion
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-02
MURDER IN
 NIGHT LIFE
 CLEARED UP
Hit-and-Run Speakea sy Tragedy Solved Blonde
 and 2 Men Arrested
HOOVER COMING WEST

NEW YORK, Nov. "A night life mystery and puzzling death of @ rich jeweler from Paris, is de- clared solved with the arrest of a blonde woman and two male as- sociates in what the police called a hit-and-run speakeasy venture.
 Achille Mirner, a Frenchman went out with $1 800 to see what the night life here was like.
 A few hours later, Mirner stag gered back into his hotel fatally beaten. He died shortly after wards.
 Detectives learned he had been drinking in a hit-and-run speak easy which fleeces all customers, then moves to a new location a few jumps ahead of the police.
 Last night Mrs. Eleanor Thomp- son, attractive blonde, g years of age, was arrested, also Lawrence Carz and Herman Newbury.
 The police charged all three with murder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-11-02
HOOVER PLAN LAST TRIPS
KARNES PICKED BY HE ND ERSON
 AS BETTER MAN
First Commissioner of Ed ucation Endorses Demo-
 cratic Candidate

In a letter to Juneau friends, received here this week, Lester D. Henderson, who was the first. Ter ritorial Commissioner of Education who organized the public system of Alaska, endorsed Anthony E. Karnes, Democratic candidate, for Commissioner of Education. =
 MT. Henderson, who has been in California for. the past four years, declared that he feels personally that MT. Karnes would make a much better Commissioner of Ed ucation from every standpoint of his past experience, his education, his personality, his fairness and his superior vision of real aim of education in Alaska or anywhere else"
 MT. Henderson served as head of the Alaska Department of Ed ucation from 1917 to 1929. He was busted as the result of a political fight in which he was picked out for attack by Senators Will A, Steel, now Secretary to Delegate Wickersham; J. H. Anderson, Nome, and Arthur Frame, Anchorage, all Republicans and Wickersham SUD- porters.
 L. w. Breuer, Cordova Superin- tendent of Schools, was elected by the votes of these three Senators who were members of the Terri torial Board of Education. The other two members, Gov Parks and Senator John H. Dunn of the Fourth Division voted to retain MT. Henderson. Commissioner Breuer lasted a single term, and was de- feated in 1880 for the Republican nomination by w. K. Keller, then Superintendent of the local pulp lie schools.
 MT. Keller nosed out ahead of MT. Karnes in the general election of that year, winning by a narrow margin. They are opponents again this year.
 In his en d or m mt of MT. Karnes. MT. Henderson wrote: T personally feel that Karnes is by far the bigger and better man."