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Evening star., 1932-11-25
GUESTS AT REYNOLDS
LAST PARTY MARRIED
James r. Shepherd and Mrs. Will
liam Vaught, Witnesses at In
quest, Wed in New York.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, November 25.-James
r. Shepherd and Mrs. william Vaught
who were among the guests at the party
which preceded the death of Smith
Reynolds at Winston-Sal NJ c., were
married shortly after noon today at
fashionable st. Bartholomew Church,
on Park avenue.
Like other guests at the Reynolds
party, Shepherd. who Is an art dealer,
and Mrs. Vaught, widow, testified at
the inquest which was followed by in
dictment of Mrs. Libby Holman Rey-
nolds, widow Of the tobacco heir, and
of Albert Walker, Reynolds friend. The
indictments later were nolle pressed.
The bride was given away today by
her father, Samuel Robert Collier. She
had no attendant. The best man was
Charles <. Norfieet of Winston-S Salem
cousin of Shepherd.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Clifton Macon, minister in charge
of the church.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepherd ran down the aisle leading
to an open door. In their haste to
get to a waiting automobile they trip
ped going down the steps but did not
fall.
Evening star., 1932-11-25
One Building to Use
Refrigeration Equal
To All Washington

NEW YORK, November Is Cp.
Rockefeller Center, Inc, an
rounced yesterday it had awarded
a contract involving more than
$4,000, 1000 and providing for the
installation of an air-conditioning
system in the r. C. A. Building
to the Carrier Engineering Corpo-
ration.
The r. c. A. Building is TO
story structure in the center Of
the new Radio City" develop
ment.
During the Summer the re-
frigeration will equal 100000
pounds of melting ice a day, or
equivalent to the Summertime
consumption of city the size OF
Washington, D. G.
Evening star., 1932-11-25
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED
TO FORMER TAX OFFICIAL
I. c. Franklin, Ex-Head of Missis-
sippi Commission, Under
Indictment.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSON, Miss, November 25.-An
indictment on charge Of embezzling
public funds was announced here today
against Lester C. Franklin, former head
of the Mississippi Tax Commission. He
was held pending the making Of s2,500
bond.
De Quincy v. sutton, former head Of
the income tax division Of the depart
ment, and Frank o. Randall who head
ed the tobacco tax division under
Franklin, were named In the indict-
ment.
The three are charged with misusing
s4581Ra. n state tlndA
Evening star., 1932-11-25
HOFSTADTER COMMITTEE
TO RECONVENE TUESDAY
About 10 More Hearings on Con-
structive Suggestions for City
Expected.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, November Ex-senator
Samuel H Hofstadter announced today
that public hearings Of the Joint Legis-
lative Committee appointed to investi-
gate the city administration would be
resumed next Tuesday.
Only evidence having to do with con-
structive suggestions regarding the city
Government win be presented at the
hearings. It is expected that there
will be about 10 hearings In al, three
10 be held each we6k
Evening star., 1932-11-25
Potato Tariff Boosted.

DUBLIN. Irish Free State, November
25 LPl.-The government has an
nounced duties, effective last night. Of
about 800 per cent on potatoes from
Britain and Northern Ireland. This is
the latest development In the tariff war
between Britain and the Free State
New tariffs also were laid on cut dow-
Evening star., 1932-11-25
HYDE LANDS SAILFISH

Battles SO Minutes to Get So
Founder Seven Feet Long.
FORT LAUDERDALr, Fla, Novem-
Der IS [R).--Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde landed 50-pound T.
foot 2-inch sailfish in the Gulf stream
on Fort Lauderdale yesterday after a
| 50-minute fight.
Secretary Hyde and Rupert j. Barry
: of Chicago were guests OF the local
Guide Boatmen's Association on the
trips =
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ssFron Press to Home
Within an Hour

The Stars Carrier system coversevery
city block and the regular edition Is
delivered to city and suburban homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1932-11-25
WEATHER.

Gu q. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Increasing cloudiness and warmer. with
night: rain late tonight or tomorrow;
colder tomorrow. Highest,
81. at 100 pm. yesterday; lowest. 50, at
tbs am. today. Full report on page 9.
Evening star., 1932-11-25
Bill Now Being Drafted for
Presentation to Two House
Committees.
NEW BLOC PLANS BATTLE
FOR INCLUSION OF WINE
Senator Hastings, Dry Supporter,
Joins Movement for Repeal of
Eighteenth Amendment.

Representative Smell of New York,
Republican House leader, today urged
adoption Of a resolution to repeal
the eighteenth amendment at the
short session of Congress. Smell,
long ranked as friend of the pro-
hibition amendment, said the coun-
try would not be satisfied with beer
Of small alcoholic content.
Evening star., 1932-11-25

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Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-14
BREAK SLEEP MALADY
 OCCURRED LAST NIGHT

CHICAGO, July IA, After being asleep for 147 consecutive days, Patricia MaGuire, 27, of Oak Park, opened her eyes and smiled for the first time Wednesday.
 She is the victim of -malady that so far continues to baffle phy- sicians. Special serums were used to arouse the girl from her stupor with no appreciable results and it was only Wednesday that the girl opened her eyes and smiled for the first time since February IS. The morther of the girl pleaded with the girl for a long time to awake her and she was finally re- warded.
 Previous to this the girl had only opened her eyes.
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AIMEE MC PHERsON IN CRITICAL CONDITION
 TAKEN ID \ HOSPITAL

LOS ANGELES, July IA, (P- Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton today was sent to a hospital from the Lake Elsinore resort where she has been recuperating from ner- vous breakdown. Doctors said that Aimee was in critical condition and reported that she had lapsed into a coma Wednesday night.
 Aimee had been somewhat ill since over year ago and her ill., ness was aggravated by a tropical disease. To add to her misfortune, she suffered a concussion on the brain when she collapsed and fell on the concrete floor on hearing that her husband Dave Hutton had lost a breach of promise suit to Miss Myrtle s. Pierre.
 Aimee has much trouble ahead of her when she recovers suffi- ciently from her illness as she must face charges of irregularity in the conduct of the charity divi- sion of Angelus Temple.
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CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS
 MEET ID GUT EXPENSES

SACRAMENTO, Calif., July IA Armed with figures proposing wage cuts from five to IA per cent for all state employees, elective offic- ials held meeting with Governor James J. Rolph, jr., and outlined their plans in a battle to reduce the state expenses.
 State Controller Ray Riley, State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson, At torney General U. S. Webb, Supt. of Public Instruction V Kelley and Fred Ewart, chairman of the board of equalization advanced the pro posal.
 Under their plan the maximum salary of the administrative and executive office holders would be fixed at $5,0O0 and then subjected tc rcdl-t;on of a seventh.
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NEW DRAFT RELIEF BILL COMPLETED BY BOTH
 HOUSES CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, July IA, The new draft of the $2,112,000,00O un- employment relief bill was passed by the House Wednesday with a record breaking legislative vote. The vote was 296 to 46.
 The Senate passed Si m la r measure a few days ago and both Houses have sent their measures to conference and a speedy compro- mise was expected that will pro- duce a measure which will be ac- ceptable to President Hoover who vetoed the original bill because of an objectional "loan clause.
 The clause requiring that pub licity be given to all loans made hereafter by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, was passed by the House The vote was 169 to 169 but Speaker Garner cast his vote in favor of the amendment.
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PROSPECTS APPROACHING

OTTAWA, July 13 Western Canadian grain crops are weather ing the critical month of July with prospects approaching average with an increasing number of districts reporting. The three-year drought from which that section of Can ada has suffered appears to be de- finitely broken states w. A. Mo- dead, director of publicity for the three Western wheel pools He add ed, however, that this years crop can not be accurately estimated.
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SOUTH AMERICA |S
 STIRRED BY NEW BREAK
 URUGUAY AND ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, July 14, (P-A complete and sudden break in the diplomatic relations between Argentina and Uruguay has been added to the boiling caul- dron of South American dissentions and revoltS. Included in the pot" are the revolts in Brazil, Peru and Ecuador, and the collapse of nego- tiations seeking to end the ancient feud between Paraguay and Boliv- ia over a disputed boundary line.
 The Uruguayan government an- nounced her severance of relations with Argentina because the latter showed disposition to believe that former President Severo Toranzo, of Argentina, who is now living in exile in Uruguay, was aboard a Uruguayan cruiser when that yes sel appeared to celebrate the Ar gentina Independence Day on July
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SUICIDE ATTEMPTS FAIL.
 MAN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

BAKERSFIELD, Calif., July IA Ernest Cox, 45, of San Francisco, was taken into custody here after police say he attempted to commit suicide several times.
 The police say Cox first con- sumed 50 headache tablets n d then tried to run his automobile into oncoming trucks on the high ways north of here. Several truck drivers say they avoided only with the greatest of difficulty smash ing into his car State traffic of ficers arrested Cox after he had failed to run his car into a mov- ing truck and when he was at tempting to run his car into a deep canal.
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VETERANS AGAIN MEET
 IN CAPITOL STEPS ID
 PRESS BONUS DEMANDS

WASHINGTON, July IA, P)- World War veterans again masSed on the Capitol grounds today after a sleepless night which the vets term as Police inSpired'. The police used stern measures to keep the veterans from making parks in the Capitol City their lodging.
 The veterans spent the day i'll marching or lolling in the shade as the Congressmen, who have firmly refused to grant their re- quest for immediate cash payment of the bonus, entered the building. There seemed to be little chance of relief before Congress adjourns as it is likely that Congress will act favorably on Hoover's request for a time extension.
 The forces at the Capitol were further augmented by the arrival of the California delegation We'd nesday. They said they intended to remain in Washington until the bonus is paid.
 It is thought however, that a number of the veterans will make their application for loan to pay for train fare home by this evening as midnight is the deadline for making such application.
 Representative Patman, who has sponsored a number of veteran re- lief bills, introduced another relief bill Wednesday which provides for the payment of the bonus only to veterans who are in actual need or want. It is claimed that this would cut the expected drain for payment of bonuses from $2,000,000,000 to $1,0OO,OOO,OOO
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-14
CANADA AND J. 5. AGREE
 0N WATERWAY PR0JECT

WASHINGTON, July 13, Can ada and the United States have finally reached an agreement to build the S8CO,OOO,OOO St. Lawrence River sea which will open every harbor of the Great Lakes to ocean commerce.
 A treaty allowing this develop- ment is expected to be signed with in a week or two. The project will include the construction of two hydro-electric plants capable of developing 100000 horsepower.
 Negotiations for the construction of this sea-Way have been under way between the two countries for the past II years.
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DELEGATION LEAVES

LONDON July 14, Stanley Bald win and members of the delegation which will attend the British eco- homie conference which opens at Ottawa On July q, left London Wednesday. Seven premiers of the various British dominions will be present at the meeting and they are accompanied by the various public officials and newspaper men from the sections which they rep resent. Baldwin headed the Lon don delegation.
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CONEY ISLAND PLAYLAND
 SWEPT BY 4 COSTLY FIRE

CONEY ISLAND, N. Y, July 14,- A match held in the hands of an irresponsible small boy caused fire which destroyed pie assure equipment over an area of five blocks in this amusement mecca.
 Thousands of pleasure seekers had their lives endangered as the flames swept a pidly over the structures but no one was reported to have perished. Hundreds of cars were consumed by the flames.
 Fire fighters were directed from the air by police planes who flew overhead
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BRITAIN |s DISTURBED
 FRENCH INTERPRETATION

LONDON, July If, P-Political leaders of Breat Britain are greatly disturbed with the French inter pretation of the F'ranco-BritiSh agreement.
 Officials here said that the Brit ish position has not been changed but in view of Eduoard Herriot's statement of Wednesday, an off, cial communique was issued late today making the British govern ment's position even stronger.
 Britain denied that the agree ment between herself and France referred in any way to the United States loans as interpreted by France.
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MANY AFTER JOB

NEW YORK, July IA. "A down. town ladies wear store announced that they were seeking several ap- plicants for positions in their firm and within a very short while We'd nesday, some 2,O00 women had gathered in front of the store and were fighting to gain admittance. Plate glass windows were broken and before order had been restored II women had been so injured that they had to be taken to hospitals.
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FRISCO BROKER |S BENG
 HELD FOR GRAND THEFT

LOS ANGELES, July 14. M. N. Hartman, San Francisco broker, was held here for trial in the Su- perior Court on two counts of grand theft from Mrs. Helen Mc- Kernan, sister of Jack Kearns, the fight manager.
 The charges were brought here after Mrs. McKernan successfully filed a civil suit. She charged Hart man was given s1OO,00O with which to buy mining stock but failed to do so.
 Police said that Hartman faced similar charges in San Francisco.
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FORMS NEW ALLIANCE

WASHINGTON, July, 14. Sen ate Democrats and the Progressive Bloc have formed a last minute alliance for currency expansion in an effort to increase commodity prices. Their measure is the Glass bill making s1,OOO,OOO of United States bonds eligible for use as a basis for currency issued by the Ma tional banks.
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MAKES STAND KNOWN

LONDON, July IA, Acting Pre- mier Stanley Baldwin, of the House of Commons, declared it was not practicable for Great Britain and her vast worldwide interests to re- duce the number of. naval units below certain safety level but it would be possible and desirable by other means to reduce armaments by reduction of gun calibers, size of capital ships and first class cruisers, a one-third reduction of destroyers and the abolition of submarines.
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MEN BELIEVED DROWNED

LAS VEGAS, Nev., July 14. A s,sodcn desert cloudburst Ioosed a torrent of death when an auto carrying two unidentified men was swept off the Boulder city highway by the force of the water. Both men were believed to have been drowned. The accident occurred near the Sunset camp, on the way to the Hoover dam.
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IS AFTER RECORD

NEWARK, N. J., July IA, -Ame- lia Earhart Putnam, one Of the leading aviatriXes of the world to- day, who only recently completed a solo flight across the. Atlantic, and who the other day broke the Ruth Nichols continental flight record, announced her in- tention of going after several of the flight records now being held by men. Mrs. Putnam will proba bly, tackle the trans-continental record first.
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BASEBALL SCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 5, St. Louis 3. Boston 8, Detroit '. Cleveland ', Philadelphia 5. Washington 15, Chicago 4.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 5-10, Pittsburgh 1-5. Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 5, Chicago 4. St. Louis 5, New York 2.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE San Francisco 8, Missions 5. Seattle 2; Sacramento 4. Portland 4; Oakland 5. Los Angeles 4; Hollywood 1.
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PREMIER MACDONALD IS
 HOME AFTER CONFERENCE

LONDON, July IA. Prime Min ister Ramsay Macdonald, hom e from Lausanne, drove from tn railway station to his official resi- dence, remained only long enough to dress and then went out for an audience with the King at Buckingham Palace
 I'm glad to be back. We had a strenuous time but it was an ad- mirable cause. I hope this will be the beginning of new confidence and hope of good honest h d work"
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WILL RESUME FIGHT

LOS ANGELES, July IA, Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, wife of Baby Boy" David L. Hut ton, who has just lost a breach of promise suit to pretty Pasadena nurse, announced from her bedside at Lake Elsinore, that her main tn houg h now is to regain her strength so that she can reorganize the Angelus Temple, which she heads. She is desirous to reorgan- ize the relief agencies of that church so that relief can be extend ed to some of the persons in need.
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QUITTING AT 40

NEW YORK, July IA. -Ba b e Ruth, King of the Swat" Wednes- day made known his intention of quitting active ba bal l playing when he is 40 years of age. Babe announced that he would then take up the management of some club but he did not definitely indicate which club it would be. Babe Ruth is now 38 years of age
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WAR PILOT INDICTED

FORT WORTH, Tex, July IA. - William Ponder, Fort Worth war pilot, who won the distinguished service cross for aiding an allied plane beset by 13 German craft, was indicted by the federal grand jury for aerial liquor smuggling. He is alleged to have violated cus- toms and prohibition laws by talk ing 28 cases of beer into the coun- try from Mexico without paying duty.
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COAL FIGURES

OTTAWA, July IA. Imports in- to Canada Of British anthracite coal exceeded those of the United States for May, the first time in history this has happened in any one month. This is attributed to retaliatory tariffs as an aftermath to the United States tariff bill.
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SERVICES AUCTIONED

LOS ANGELES, July 13.-Remin- iscent of Cival War days, a slave block where unemployed mems ser vices will be auctioned to the high est bidder was to go into operation here. Men seeking work are to be
 placed on the block where the prospective employees will have a chance to see if they are of sound body and limb before he decides to buy their services.
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POLISH FLAG ALOFT

LOS ANGELES, July IA, The flag of Poland went alcft at the Olympic village, r,2ki-G total of Is nations already represented here for the July 30 to August 15 competition. It announced the ar rival of Poland's great middle-d dis tance runner, Jannuso Kusokinski
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14TH ANNIVERSARY

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA, - Members of the famous Rainbow Division of the American Expedi tionary Forces to France are pour ing into the city of San Francisco to celebrate the 14th anniversary of the Marne Battle
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FINNISH SQUAD ARRIVES

LOS ANGELES, July IA. = The Finnish squad of athletes and run ners arrived in Los Angeles We'd nesday. Paavo Nurmi, famous Fin nish runner, was with the lelega- tion but reports said that he was suffering from leg injury. It is not known whether or not the in jury is serious enough to keep the fleet from competing in the con- tests.
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WINS BRITISH TITLE

LONDON, July fl, Jack Peter son won the British heavyweight championship when he knocked out the title holder Reggie Meen, in the second round of their sched- uled 15-rounder at Wimbledon Stadium.
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A BAD FIRE

VICTORIA, B. c. July IA. Fire totally destroyed the factory and stock shed of the Dalciel Box Co.,, here causing a loss of S60,OO0. The loss was partly covered by insur- ance.
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STRUCK BY HEAT WAVE

CHICAGO, July 14, R-M ny prostrations are reported as re- suit of the heat wave which smote the East and Midwest Wednesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-09-29
North Bristol

Carleton Henderson left Tuesday
for Columbus, where he will take a.
course in agriculture at O. S. ~.
On Monday evening number Of his
friends gathered In and gave hirl ?
very pleasant surprise. Miss Mary
Reed visited from Saturday until
Monday with the Howard Barkhurst
family, near McConnelsville Mrs.
Catherine Little who has been living
with her son Harley, moved last
week to McConnelsville, where she.
will make her home. Miss Burd II
la Henderson accompanied her n
ew Julian White to Pittsbu~ n.
Thursday, where she visited frien h
returning home Saturday. AZ
Mary Spillman visited with her amt
Miss Amanda Spillman, in Newar'1.
Saturday. VIM. Kuntz who nas
been residing on the T. v. Ray fl m
is moving to the II. S. Reed ferm
Mrs. Felicia Woodward visit I
Wednesday with her uncle and FAM
lily, O. r. Barclay, at Duncan Falls
The schools at Cloud are pro-
gresslng nicely with l9 pupils en-
rolled in each school. Much inter-
est Is being taken in the school Of
missione he'd at Bristol church
each Thursday evening. j. r. Du
kle and family end H. H. Richev
and family motored to Old Man
Cave, Saturday, and spent the da7
w. c. Macklem and family accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. j. w Mac
lem of McConnelsville, visited Sur
day with the formers daughte~.
Mrs. Stanley Downing, and her
family at Museville. We were sorry
to hear of the untimely death Of
Elmer Cunningham. Mr. Cunning
ham had many friends in tbs vicin-
ity.. The new home of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Ethan Hall is nearing COM
pIetion and will soon be ready for
occupancy.