davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-10-10

La desnivelaci6n podemos
combatirla buscando el apoyo
de los fabricantes que de veras
quieren a Tampa y procurando
ell concurso de los obreros que
tienen aqui sus familias y no
piensan en- "mudar ell catre" pa
ra probar suerte en- otro estado
O en- otra naci6n.
Ell fabricante que Sc interesa
por esta comunidad, sin descui-
dar sus negocios, no puede vol
yer la espalda a la Nivelaci6n,
aunque ahora, por la escasez de
trabajo, no crea propicio ell mo-
mento para restablecerla.
FL obrero que en- Tampa labo-
ra y por la comunidad Sc inte-
resa, aunque no haya nacido a.
l1uf. como no han nacido la ma
yoria de los fabricantes, no pue-
de volver la espalda a la Nivela-
ci6n porque ella significE ell Tex
terminio" de los "chinchales-a-
cademias, con la protection" y
la rueda a diez centavos; ell res
tablecimiento de la igualdad en-
los precios, largos y gruesos y
la destruction de las Vitolas zen
mascarsdas".
! Concentrates, obreros e in
dustriales, unidos podemos com
batir la maquiavelica camp%la
del Trust, con sus "habanos" de
New Jersey' sus Cremos ultra
higienicos y su propaganda in
sidiosa contra la elaboration a
mano y la decadencia de la in
dustria Guiana Y de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-10-10
TEATROS
CASINO

Presenta hoy a la bellisima
actriz Jean Harlow, en- la pre-
ciosa cinta "Red Headed Wo-
man." que tiene por argumen-
to la historic de una esten6-
grafa que con su bel!eZa ira
ia de conquistar una posici6n
de lujo y comodidad. Ademas
Sc exhibe la divertida comedia
Doctors Orders" caricaturas
parlantes y Noticias de la Pa
ramount.
La gaceta., 1932-10-10
LOS NEG4ros DE ALABA-
MA PIDEN QUE LA COR
TIE SUPREMA ANULE LA
SENTENCIA DE MUERTE

Washington, oct. 10c-Siete
j6venes de la raza negra, encon-
trados culpables de violar a dos
muchachas en- Alabama, han pc
dido shoy a la corte supreme a
mule IA sentencia de muerte que
les ha sido impuesta.
Los negritos dicen que ell jul
clio no Sc ajust6 a la imparciali-
dad que demanda la Ley, puesto
que la mllicia tuvo que dominar
la sitoaci6n mientras los testi-
Cos declaraban.
La sent1Rcia - esos mucha-
chos de ScotSS 10 ha sido eau
sa de mucha agitaci6n en- este
pals y en- el extranjerO.
Present6 hoy ell case de los
negrOS al mas alto tribunal Gel
pals, ell abogado Walter H. Pc
llock, de New York.
Sostiene Pollock que con la i
imagination pGblica inflaUada
contra los presses, Ell juez Sc ne.
go a conceder que Sc les juzgars
en- otra poblaci6n, y que Sc lie.
llev6 a un juicio sin que Sc die
ra tempo a los abogados par;
interrogar a los ~presuntos IRA
La gaceta., 1932-10-10

tinado cerca de Tsitsihar. La
poblaci6n de Fulardi ha sido
arrancada a los rebeldes, pero
ell area a loo largo del ferroca-
ril del Este de China, entire Har
bin y Manchuria, Sc encuentra
en- efervescencia.
La gaceta., 1932-10-10
Adelfa ROdrfguez

Graciosa nina, hija de la SCI
nora Eloisa Perez, que fue opera
da recientemente de APPENDICITIS,
en- una Clfnica local.
Hoy SUI estado es satisfactorio
Nos alegramos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-10

Siguen enfermos
Estos miembros del Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. Z, de los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc:
lPGsG a Ia eAGrtG)
La gaceta., 1932-10-10
RITZ
Q

Mantiene en- su cartel la no
table super-producci6n "Big
Shot," con Maureen O'Sullivan
y Eddie Quillan; la entreteni-
da comedia "Slow Aoison," Y
variedades y Noticia& de~la T.:
riversal. g.
La gaceta., 1932-10-10

Ell mejor Nvehfculo" para
combatir una campaha de fall
sedades, es la propaganda hasa,
La gaceta., 1932-10-10
EOTICIAS


Moscu, oct. 8.-LoA 0
dores del Soviet ven alH
mundo en- las garras
tire. Ell prestigio de
Naciones Sc mantI
en- bancan ssD
cia I
la question de
hIema de Z
Enik=
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Marriage Licenses.

Odell S. Smith. 50, 1881 10th St. and
Marian Z. Warfield. rs. 222 Tennessee ave
e Rev. George p. Dudley
Richard W. Miller, 81, 33 Kalorama cir
Gle. and Elizabeth NJ. Kennedy. 1912 Tracy
pl: Rev Herbert S. Smith.
Clarence Robertson, %. 18 N St, and Min
ME Floyd. rs. 1884 Jackson pl.; Rev. K.
Herbert N Carter. %, and Catherine SUIT
ton: 81. both Of Alexandria. Va: Rev. John
Jesse Norris. tr.. %. 2144 L st. and Rachael
F jenkins. 10. 6l2 23d ST; Rev. George NJ.
Theodore r. Krehbiel. 27. I744 corcoran
ne; Rev. Alfred E Barrows.
BENJAMIN, 10. both, OF Warrenton. Va;
HaroId Z; Kyle55; Al; $40 Sd st. Sc. and M
Arthur Z. Bruce. 30, and Anna K McIn-
tyre. 30. both Of Baltimore. Md; Rev. ].
John P Aren't. 10. and Helen Grabowska. a.
l8, both Of Baltimore. Md: Rev. Joseph I.
>Iis1S' Hans H. Johnston. At. whppany.. N J.
and Edne Tory, Al. Essex Falls, N j.; Rev
Joseph F Brvan. "a. and Mary F. Michael.
~, hoth Of Baltimore. Md; Judge Robert Z
R.c%afd Green. 81. and Lillian B Bnllccc,k.
20 18TH Of Arlington. We Rev S. W PhilT-
wuItsrr c Shoerr aFer. -. Naval Hospital,
and Kathryr ]. loves 10. West Hickory
N. C: Rev. clifford II. Tope.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Births Reported.

Charles Z. and Ethel c. Tippett. boy.
Aloysius and Eleanore M. Thompson, boy.
Anthony and Myrtle !. Rossita, boy.
Leonard and Helen BLUSH, boy.
Charles Z. and Virginie T.. WarFga. m.
Antonio and Angelina rompa. girl;
James r. and Doris Murphy. girl.
Samuel and Dora Edlowitz. girl.
Prank D. and Mary Y. Costennader. girl.
Kurt II. and Gertrude L. Laubinger. girl
Eswin G. and Marssret Porter. rirl.
Thomas z. and Ann s. Lepson, girl.
william B. and Beulah Olive. girl
Stephen r. and Thelma B. Bacon, girl.
Stanley and Frances M Brutko. girl.
Ernest M. and Edna Y. Renshaw. girl.
NaZzareno end Aurora Puntil. boy.
Jesse J. and Ida M. Loor boy
Roland R. and Gladys NJ Rives. boy.
Nicholas J. and Lea? G; Costanzo. boy.
Morris J. end Agnes C. Hamilton, girl.
James T and Emma Bassett. girl.
Theodore r. and Myrtle Eubank, girl.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Dratha.

SARGENT. THEODORE FRELNGHUYsEN.
Entered into eternal rest after long
Il 559 f his TRfINGau2sEN 5sidsGif ssa
hHsssna ct tss late and sassR asRes
father Of Virginia w and Thomas W.
Sarsent Short funeral services at hfs
II am; thence to Church Of the Covenant.
d1 wnere his remains will lie in state. Fu-
lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery.
REST ETERNAL.
AS the tWllight shades were falling
CO er this sim October day
Called our father dear away.
Called him to the golden mansions
while on EARTH the SO % fsitRfui sHia ana toilsd Is
Silently was building there.
We shall miss his earthly presence
But we Know that love IS1sH viii ii guide sSfe US
,, From his shining home above.
Als " asaR9TEP sAR9TEP. DAUGHTER VIRGINIA
sT.rri S.I 10 c1aRA ;ss5 G, On On "Wednesday. oc:o
Sfe Of Miner HF Snap isaPP sody respns Ps59vsa a
the l. M: Gawler Co. 1904 NJ st. y.
sunday oeseser T a. s ss 8G4 am It Ints1 on
NE Wsnt st; Johns Cemetery. Winchester.
THAkr 4s,s y 5pIH .o,os On wsa1s.aay October l9
JULIA. THARP (nee Boyle. the Beloved
wife OF James A. Tharp. Remains resting
At the parlors Of James T. Ryan. BIT
PennsyIvania ave. Sc. Notice Of funeral
TINNEY. DANIEL. On wednesday. October
-. 1882. at ills am. at Gallnger Hos
ptai, DANIEL T1NHEY. loving father OF
nney 0si fsn Ms sE1hs Sann. AnfTfE hy
ana brother-in-law OF Mrs. Mary (Bookerj
Mccain; also other relatives and friends
remains resting at Walter Woods funeral
parlor until Saturday. October 90 thence
to his late residence. All New York ave.
October %. from Galbraith A. NJ Z. ZION
church, at 80 pm. Relatives and friends
Invited to attend. 22'
TWINE, ELIZABETH d. On Wednesday,
October 10, 1892, at her mothers resi-.
Va. ELIZABETH D. TWTNE OF ei7 Nor
ton st. NV. Washington, D. C, beloved
vile OF James c. Twine and mother Of
Eisie e TTine; Survived by mother.
neral services Friday. october 81. at 80
pm. from Second Baptist Church, Rich
mond' Va. 1ntermeat at Richmond. Va 81
TWINE. ELIZABETH. The Young Ladies
Protect,ye LEAGUE announces the death OF
Mrs. ELIZABETH TWINE. 6l4 Morton st.
NV. Funeral Friday. in Richmond Va
PARTHEEIA W. CURTIS, President.
MAMIE l. STEWART, Record ding Secty
TWINE, ELIZABETH. Ofcers and mem-
nerS or Queen Esthe- Chapter, No. !. o.
S. are hereby notified of the death OF
Hon Lady ELIZABETH TWINE. Funeral
9a5 aa,2 Richmond; Va, Friday. October 81.
THOMAS H PATRICK. r. p.
DENA PATRICK, Secretary
Evening star., 1932-10-20
MRS. MARIA c. HALL
DIES AT AGE OF IS
Mother of Railway Association's
Publicity Director to Be

1xOIhCI VI AsaA4 .
Publicity Director to Be
Buried in Indiana.
Mrs. Maria c. Hall, IS, died last night
at the home Of her son, William E.
Hall, director of publicity for the Amer
lean Railway Association and the Asso-
ciaticn of Railway Executives, 272O
Thirty-siXth place. She had been in i'll
health for some time.
Mrs Hall was a native Of Peters,
burg, Ind, and her body will be taken
back there tonight. The funeral will
be held the end of the week.
Mrs. Hall had made her home here
since 1915, coming from Indianapolis
at the time of the death Of her hus-
band, William j. Hall.
Her son and sister, Mrs. Laura Car
ter of Boonville, Ind, survive.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Deaths Reported.

Emily NJ Drummord, 76 l4n0 Farmont st.
Minnic A. Kidvell. ~. 2126 18th ST. Sc.
lillian Masthrook. 2l Calling Hospital.
Henry NJ. Tinsman, days, Providence
Harold H. Tinsman. days. Providence
rs samuel piSuel Fergerson, "A, 1925 South Capitol
.rliia Hawkirs 70 Home for Aged
Fannie e Pratt, ga. 1898 lst st. sc.
Emma johnson, so, 27l0 Poplar st.
Emwa Murphy. SO. 1927 l4th st.
Matte Alexander. 56: s29i? 23d st;
Lot.ie v Robinson, 80. 24l Elm St:
Anra Morrison. "A. Gallinger Hospital
William NJ. Harrison. q. li4f Corcoran st.
Harry Gaines, 20. $50 Girard st.
Daniel Childs. 10. Tidal Basin.
Evening star., 1932-10-20
LOST.

ADDRESS BOOK. pencil attached; between
Hamilton Hotel and Thomas Circle GARAGE.
l4th St. L St OF Vermont ave. Reward.
Poom sis. Hamilton Hotel.
BLACK SILK UMBRELLA. black and white
checked border. Liberal reward Phone
BOSTON BULL DOG. black. white face; tag
number 1863. Reward. Phone Adams 1855.
BR1EFCAsE. black containing lodge books,
of no value to any one else; please return
same to ia Mills Bulldlng.
DoG small CoIe ,d tan and white ncoO 0ctH9sr 2o
ENVELOPE, large: Federal Trade. Commits
sion envelope, containing valuable papers
lost Tuesday night; reward. Call Col. 44l6.
EYEGLASSES with dark shell frame in in
i8 reward Call Col. 1912. 4l23 New
Eampshire ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN PEN-Weterman. within las,
three weeks: owners name on pen Liberal
reward. Tel. Met 0053 or West l0Os.
HANDBAG. rust-colored orchestra. Fox The
ater Wednesday afternoon; reward. Call
PIN. round, gold. red setting: Tuesday eve.
Ga ave or East Cap. car reward. Telephone
Adams 4257-R.
POINTER DOG. liver and white, male
named 'Sambo.' near 29th and Calvert s'5
PURSE. containing $50; owner desperately in
need of same. Finder please call Met. 06l5
Reward.
PURSE. lady S, containing money, keys, van
lty and cigarette case: left IN City taXlcab.
front Of Jeller S. Wednesday. Finder call
Gen. Mcclure, Wardman Park Hotel. RewarG
PURSE brown, in ladies' rest room
Lafayette Park, Monday; reward. Please
call Met. 44e9
SCOTCH TERRIER. gray. female: tag No
3645 Reward Call Cleveland 0l57.
SUIT CASE left in taxlcab. containing
returned to jenkins, l25 c st. Sc.
TERRIER. wlre-haired, nine months old:
lost in Cleveland Park. October l9, carrying
name tag Peter: dog license No. 3279. re-
ward If returned to 1880 Porter st. n.
WATCH. gold. chain and base ball fob: in
vicinity OF l4th and Park rd.: reward If
returned to Walter E. Bell l742 Park I'd,
NV Col o292
Evening star., 1932-10-20
Road Tax on Wrong Man.

ISTANBUL P)-One Mustapha
lighthouse keeper on famed Leander'
.owcr in the Bosphorus. has been ashore
not moro than 25 hours in 25 years and
is using these figures to protest attempts
20 make him pay the Istanbul road tax
Evening star., 1932-10-20
HI Mrrnrtant

BROWN. GEORGEANNA tribute OF love
SFiMNae q tns Nmen9rg npg 81 our dear motner GEoR-
elSht years ago. October 20, 1925
Mother: darling. hcw we miss you.
And We are so lonely. dear
Lie Is, Oh. so dark without you
HER pAuGHTERssn. H!TfEflasnS BhANcH hfAINSecsF Ps6croR
SADIE HARVEY, BEATRICE BROOKS.
sssr dafinr mother. aN K RAGsEE GnfnoFE Ann n
FARRELL. who entered into eternal rest
th-Fteen years ago, October /. 1919
With patience. courage and chee~fy,-
ness which made her an example to ali,
She Kept IN touch with the times held
Standings Of human % life to tbo'a m s4oInd GnGe[
her, ard when the heavy hand Of sickness.
TIo1ToW IeidT van and almost entire helpleSsness was
not dimmed. Farewell. mother. dear dear Yo1 ai
entereG the dark stream of death without
sSttp Step eoftly: my dear. mother; sieepeth
Il ms 6l'9T pan pa This ;dresry sense of loss
over: all laid to rest besioe tie ssT,c2, ssGIrq.
cross and once more We hear that Savior's
you ret. for in Ny Fathers house ss' tseye Seye
are many mansions There is o1s for
Icy a4s; nPe soul soul aaoP: IL abs Pst tsaa:
tokens OF love and friendship arc cqcf o5s
nv heart Ri m say msy Goa holy S1gr rs from
HFE TRRPEIf PPEEIy2TED DAUGHTER, MARY z.
HtLWIG' ANNA, In sed and Iovirg re-,er-
tE;. pEEanGs &c, ot my beloved wife. who departed
IIo5 Io97 NE hve years ago today, Octobe- 20,
Deep in my heart Is picture
In memory,s frame ! shall ksep IT,
HTR TE1LIG L3y1NG HUsBAND, GEORGE J.
HowAsD; Tnsn,sl9,. JOHN sAMuEL IN loving re-
SAMUEL HOWARD Who pssse5 5S.9es ! sv.J JOHN ,L1
years ago today. October 20. 1880.
Cne Gone 70 heaven above to rest.
HIS CHILDREN. IANHse 1Af Pse " We l2ye pop bsTt St,v
A. HOWARD AND ELLA B. Pearls.
JOHNSON JOHN N. In everlasting mem
I,oSsH4NSoN who rassed away October 81
Church AhsfrSaTE HHsftSSo mass 9o,S e. St Jsr9nes
JOHNSON. SUSAN b. A trjbI,te ~ -
the TUTmso, mUsTpesg % oIT dear motreT-- SUSAN
ib~.s =; Johnson PIN who departed this ifs
Tho world may change from wear to vs.r
Our lives frcm day 10 day. N@-'
6Nt ne love and memory Of our dear
Shall never PASS away.
THE FAMILY.
KING INC CRayEN EDw.RD. In sad but low
VEN EDWaRD KING ". Who SeI[ d,sd soe; Ca,
years $50 toda:. October 20, 1915.
I252y Gs rfecaIj zeal tie memory
ara those who thin; OF him TODAY
Are these y!hn9, loved h,m best.
MO4HEE AND FATHER. .
. LJNN. BESSIE NJ. A tribute of 1oyo a,s
Geyot on 70 re memory CT our loved one.
StSSIt NJ. LUNN tlee Cross. who pa Ssei
away "A years ago today. October 2o 1914
THE FANII Y
IlLLER, ALICE c. IN loving remembrance.
OF our oear mothc.. ALICE c. MILLER
who departed this life SIX years aco m.
day October 20. 1926.
II could have my dearest wish fulfilled
Ana take my share Of earth's treasures,
Or choose from heaven whatever vived.
pear mother. I would ack for you ~
HEE LOVING CHILDREN. BERTHA.
HARRY AND FRANCES ~
Evening star., 1932-10-20
FOX. FRANK JANIS. On Wednesday.
G7EEN. VIOLET BUTLER. On Monda'

October II. 1892 at be- residence, I43 L
s.. NV. VIOLET BUTLER GREEN. spirit :
ua!ist medium; daughter O. The late
mourn thelr less three brothers one sis
ter and q host CT other relatives. and
friends RHmaI~s resting temporarily at
Mplvan {; Schcy's funeral home. 42i R st
NV. Inte-men' Friday. october 81. at
Thoroughiare, Va. 20
Evening star., 1932-10-20

ber 10, 1890: at walter Reed Gener,e Hes Hes
i9a La~Lin. Re!oslns resting at the Tahlor
fune-al home. 9"G N st NV. where tu-
n1ral service will b. held on Friday. Oc-
toter 81. - y m. followed b. inteTment
a va q, q, A-cnnrial Park Cerle tory. .
Evening star., 1932-10-20

toher 10. 1892. al the WASHINGTON Cani-
tarium, HARRY G. beloved husband e
NaSei Heckman. Bsul Remains. resting
at the Tabler funeral home 92S + St
NV. N0llCe of funera. later. II
Evening star., 1932-10-20

FEDGMON ANNA T. Departed this ! fe
on Wednecday. october .l9.- 1922. at $40
pm. 81 her residence 1918 Corcoran st.
nv Funeral Saturda". Octoher -. g 9
am. from ST. AugustIneS Church. 18th
st between L and NJ NV. Remains rest
ing at l. E Murray & Sons funeral par
lorS 18th and Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-20

CARTER. ELLA p On Thursday. October
years, beloVed r1othe- OF Nellie Grayson
Carter. 1888 Co.uTb,a I'd. NV. Funeral
services GGturday October %. at pm,
from Hysonc'5 parlo-r. 1909 ST. NV.
Interrnnrt at GrerWcod Csuetery.
Evening star., 1932-10-20

BROWN. GEORGEANNA A tribute Of love
70 the memory Of our dear mother, GEOR-
GEANNA BROWN. who departed this life
eisht years ago, october 20, 1925
Mother. darling, hcw we miss you,
And We are so lonely. dear
Evening star., 1932-10-20

- lie % en- Tu,- 5a-. Cctobe- IS. 1882. pt
Fre-5r'rr'S H2sritGl. aftet. bricf Illness
devoted husband ot Hattie Mccormick. be
loved son Ct Tar" Mccormick, lovlns
hrctrer Of Ii7z.1 Gordon. Iona Turner.
.ran-es. Bepiamin. Boss and George Nc
Ccrr1ick He l-aves to mourn their loss
q best Of clher relatives and friends. Re,
hc,no. 4s X st. ne Funeral Saturday.
Cctobc- 20 at pm, from the above
romcI funeral parlor. 1nterment RoT.s-
Evening star., 1932-10-20

CARTER. CORA B OFcers and members
Of Columbia Temple. No 422. l. B. P. o.
Z. OF W, are hereby notified OF the death
OF Daughter CORA B; CARTER, Of 1871
Johnson ave. NV. Session o. sorrow
Thursday. Octo5er 20. Elks' Home. 301
r. l. ave. NV, st $50 pm. Funeral
Friday. CctCbcr 81. at 30 p m. from
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Sister
lodges End temples invited.
MARIE w. SWAILS. Daughter Ruler.
al
Evening star., 1932-10-20

PURSE. lady S, containing money, Keys, van
lty and cigarette case: left IN City taXlcab
front Of JelleTf's s. Wednesday. Finder cal.
Gen. Mcclure, Wardman Park Hotel Reward.
Evening star., 1932-10-20

CARTER, CORA B. The cficers and mem
bsrs Of Queen Rebece7 H H. Of Ruth; No,
798, @. U. o of o. p, are hereby ordered
to attend the funeral CT our late inmate.
CORA B CARTER. FRIDAY october IL.
1892, at 100 p.m. from Vermont Avenue
hrINDI E-rON NJ n G
Evening star., 1932-10-20

EYEGLASSES with dark shell frame. IN
brown leather case: lost Tuesday, October
49, reward Call Col. 1912. 4l23 New
Evening star., 1932-10-20

PURSE containing $50; owner desperately in
need of same. Finder please call Met. 06l5
Evening star., 1932-10-20

CARTER. CORA. The officers and members
OF Richard Howell Gleaves Assembly. No.
2. Order of the Golden Circle. are re-
ouested to assemble at 1881 johnson ave,
to hold twilight services over our de-
parted sister Loyal Lady CORA CAR
TER, Thursday. October 20, 1892. az pm.
IRENE N LOMAX. L. L. Ruler.
II
Evening star., 1932-10-20
FINNEY. CHARLES AGNEw. Suddenly.

Wednesday. October 49, 1882 CHARLES
AGNEW FINNEY. aged 81 years, beloved
services at Hysons ''5 parlors. isco ST..
INV. on Friday, october 21, at 1880 a m.
Evening star., 1932-10-20

CARTER, CORA B. Oficers ana members
OF Pearl of the ocean Tent, No 100. are
requested to attend the funeral of Sister
CORA B. CARTER, Friday. October 81,
1892, at 60 pm. from the Vermont Ave
nue. Baptist Church, All sister tents are
invited. ALICE Y. McBETH, Leader.
Evening star., 1932-10-20

FOUNTAIN PEN-Waterman within last
three weeks; owners name on pen. Liberal
reward Tel Met 0053 or West 1908.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-06

Mai celebration, on the 2sth. An
Invitation to participate in the eel.
ebration was received and read al
last nights meeting.
Past Commander James O'pon-
nell was appointed chairman Of 9
membership drive TO be conducted
Mt a later date. Past COMMANDER
John Kelly Of Bridgeport also spoke
and called attention 70 the poppy
sale TO be held from the 2lst TO
the 21th.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-06

indianapolis. Tnds--Affs Ellen
Todd was seeking . divorce in
she urged her lawyers 70 hurry the
case. explaining that she had 70 80
to a hospital. Fifteen minutes
after the divorce was granted. Mrs
Todd appeared at q marriage H.
cense bureau and applied for .
license to marry Edward w. Miller.
She asked the clerk to hurry. again
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-06
VETERANS OF
FOREIGN WARS
Wheeler Young Post Vot.
ed to Take Part In
Washington Parade
MEETING TONIGHT

Vincent Mahoney. junior-vice
commander, was appointed a
committee Of one to represent
Wheeler Young post, Veterans Of
Foreign wars at the meeting. to be
held In the mayors ONCE tonight
when plans for Waterbury's part
In the washington bi-centennial
celebration will be outlined. Every
society and organization Of the
city n expected to be represented
at the meeting.
Wheeler post voted to
turn out 100 per cent stroAg for
the parade marking the bi-centen-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-06

prayer. Rev D. n. Brush Of the
calvary Baptist church was IN
charge OF services.
Those from the Federated church
here who attended the services
included Mr. and Mrs fra Dick,
Mrs James Roberts. Mrs Oscar Ha-
ger. Mr. and Mrs Herbert sammls,
Mr and Mrs George Ferris. Mr. and
Mrs David Gibson, Ira Markle.
Waiter Rose, Mrs Jenny, Mrs Ell
mer Robinson. Mr. and Mrs Harold
Bauder. Mrs Allan Bounds, Miss
Edna Wightman. Mrs william
Dodds, Mrs Henry Miller. Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-05-06

bicentennial issue and the olympic
attn n, ps. some OF which don't make
their appearance until July J. Will
liam Penn landed ut Now Castle
on the Delaware river on October
~. 1892, 30 october, seems u htting
time for this 260th anniversary.
Mothers Day Cachct
The Fredericksburg, Virginia,
Chamber Of Commerce is applying
n Mothor's Day cachet In connec..
ton with special exercises In that
town sunday. This item may be
too late for those not acquainted
with the Information, an oil COW
ers must be In the office OF tho
Fredericksburg G. Of G. not later
than noon, tomorrow. Tho cachet
40 design Of Mary Washington's
home IN which she spent the great
or part Of her life ana whore she
died.
Another Cachct
The Chamber OF Commerce Of
Winston- Salem, North Carolina
viii apply q special eachet OF
George Washington's visit TO sa-
lem, North Carolina, on May ~,
17Oi, on the Anniversary Of that
day this month. Addressed ana
stamped envelopes may DO sent 70
the 6, Of G. once there now. They
will be mailed on May Is with the
special cachet.
Stock Transfer stamps
Anybody Interested In stock
transfer stamps will want to 80"
euro the new issue that New YORK
week. They are In denominations
Of 3, 40, and 80 cents, - and $40,
They are necessitnted by an In.
grouse from . to I cents OF the
stock transfer tax. Although the
design OF the stamp remains un-
changed the coiors vary. The col.
or OF the 80 stamp In brown; the
400 blue; 500 marine blue; ~
green, and $40 orange.
New Rre.cahccI
watertown prscancciIed the one.
cant Washimgton centennial 70.
eontIy, A reader OF this column
advises the writer that he has one
Il, his possesslon. These will be
known a. city cancels ~ the gov:
ernment has plenty Of the oval
serics' 1881 mp. pm hand 70 pre-.
cancel.
Used Bicentenniais
How many readers have good
set Of used q. w. Bicentennial
series In their collections? WhyY
Well, II seems a. though our. mail
clerks are trying to use up o lot o.
ink IN canceiiing our higher val.
ueg or this series with the hand
stamp. II this continues o used
SGT Will be priceless.
Canadian Air Cachets
Here's q glorious opportunity for
the collector Of special cachets
and first day covers. The Can
adian government II Just ready
a. inaugurnte cir mail service be.
tween the following points. Prince
Albert. Saskatchewan, 10 Lac IN
Ronge, saskstphewan via Montrsa!
Lake, saskatchewan. There VIII
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from Waterbury vas present for
the services which were attended b.
church dignitarie1 Of Connecticut.
The ordination sermon was preach
ed by DR. Charles n. Brown. retired
dean Of Yale Divinity school. The
charge was presented by Dean Luz
Their A. Weigie and DR. y. Z. Gates
of the Connecticut Baptist state
convention welcomed the candidate
into the ministry. Rev Dr. Donald
G. Mcintosh, professor OF Yale
read the scripture and Rev David
4. Gaines, pastor OF the First Bap.
tist church OF Waterbury offered