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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
Philadelphia Jobless
Plan Hunger March

Philadelphia Pa..-A city-wide
hunger march on the County Relief
Board offices at 18th and Cherry
streets, will be led by the I'm
Councils, on March 20. to
demand forty per cent increase
in relief to meet the rise in food
prices. bread. coal and rent, and
that man. his wife and children
be considered family unit In APP
Forthcoming relief.
Hundreds OF complaints have
come 10 the unemployed council,
of workers who were forced 20
live with three or four other fam
lilies in one house. Such a group the
relief authorities considced fam
lily. and when one member OF one
Of the families was put on &. w.
A. job at $12 week. all the others
were taken from the relief rolls.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
See Gloomy Future
For Chain Stores
Court Fight Over $3.50
Calf Will Cost $500

Lewiston. Mont.-The story OF
how a calf valued NJ $3.50 even.
tually cost more than $1,000 has
been written in court records here
The Ford Creek sheep company
and Everett A. Wilson. rancher
disputed possession Of the animal
and went 10 court. Wilson won the
first verdict. In justice court An
appeal was taken 10 District court.
where n Jury disagreed after a long.
hard fight.
Opponents were preparing TO re
sumo their legal battle when the
case was settled out of court. Court
| costs. litigation, attorney fees
iuries. and other expenses are ex
| pecfed 10 run above $1,000.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
Dr.. Eduard Bernan to Study
Conditions of Pullman Porters
War Vets Plan Memorial
for Loved Dog Comrade

San Francisco. When the Sixty
seventh coast artillery left san
Francisco for France during the
World war Barney, dog pal of the
regiment. went along after he had
been persuaded to enlist.
When the company embarked for
France Barney was concealed in q
bass drum while the commander
was conveniently out OF sight. He
went TO France.
lie was n real pal. And returned
amidst the honors Of the vIctors.
Recently he died and his grave will
DO marked by a bronze plaque, the
gift OF his comrade pals.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
International Labor Defense Pro-
test Abuse OF Angelo Herndon

New York-Angelo Herndon,
militant young Negro organizer OF
the unemployed is In danger of
death from poisonous prison food
In Atlanta, Ga.
This was revealed in letters re-
ceived by the national Office OF
the International Labor Defense
here. which has sent out a call for
intensihcation of the campaign for
Herndon's freedom, on a nation
wide scale.
Health and Sight Endangered
Herndon, whose appeal from a
sentence OF is to 20 years on the
chain-gang for organizing whites
and Negroes In a successful fight
for relief, has been pending be-
fore the state supreme court for
months, is being Systematically
tortured in prison with the pur-
pose of killing him, the news re-
ceived by the l. l.. ID. reveals.
He suffers from constant. vlO-
lent pains In the stomach. and In
cessant vomiting caused by the in
tOlerable prison food. He Il con-
fined In the death-hOnse, and for
good measure is periodically plac-
ed In solitary confinement. The
cell singled Gus for him II i'm
medlately below one with broken
sewage, and water and excrement
constantly drip on him.
Through his sickness, he Is
gradually losing sight Of both
eyes
Protests from every part of the
country should be sent TO the
Georgia State Supreme Court.
Governor Eugene Talmadge.. the
warden OF Fulton Towers. and the
state prison commission, all In AT
Alanata. demanding.
Immediate. unconditional re-
lease for Angelo Herndon.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
Carbon Dioxide Turns
Summer Day Into Fall

Barton. n. M.--An unexpected
strike OF carbon dioxlde gas turned
a swelterIng New Mexico day lnto
one OF winter temperature for an
amazed oil drilling crew here.
The gas. used for dry lee refrig
Grafton, was encountered at 7Oo feet.
IL rose above the derrick and
formed frosty cloud.
Operators plan To proceed In lhch
oil exploration and hundle the gas.
which Is in commercial qualities.
win q nrllrnhrnl nIpc limo.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
ATTY. EDMOND
e. SHIELDS AT
Y FORUM SUN.
State N. r. A. Head
To Speak At "Y'

Attorney Edmond c. Shields OF
Lansing. Michigan. will be the
speaker at the st. Antoine Branch
Y. NJ. c. A. Forum Sunday after
noon, March lS. This announce.
ment was made by William Nor
ton, chairman of the ~" Forum
Committee, and eliminates "a
strenuous effort To bring TO De
troit one OF the outstanding civic
leaders of the State OF Michigan.
Mr.. Shields is the state chair
and as such. has been continuous
ly In the limellght since the Re-
covery Act was enacted. AS head
of the department, he is in touch
with state and national industrial
activities. and his message Is ex-
pected To bring light on TN Presi-
dents new attitude toward indus
try. unionism and other timely
topics. Mr. Shields is Regent
lf the L.. of NJ. position
hat carries with il much distinc-
ion. and the important function
If administering the affairs of this
treat state educational institution.
The Committee cordially invites
III Forum patrons and friends TO
ssist i'm building up the attend
nee for this meeting
The musical program will be-
endered by male quartet direct
d by Mrs. Lulu j. Theus. This is
very able group of singers and
hey will present the following /
umbers: Lead. Kindly Light,
Absent" Deep River" and
Crossing the Bar"
The program will start prompt
at 400 o'clock, March 18th at
lie st. Antoine Branch Y. NJ. c. A.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
Duke Ellington To Go
On N. B. c. Network

On March 10. Duke Ellington and
his famous orchestra Will com
mence series of weekly COM
mercial broadcasts from the Pa
ciiic coast for a coffee concern. He
viii be heard through all stations
Of the y. b. 6. west coast network.
Following his work in the two
Paramount pictures. Earl CARROTS
Murder at the Vanties" and Mae
Vests 1T Amt No Sim" Ellington
will be featured for week on the
stage OF the Paramount theatre in
Los Angeles. then opens at Frank
Sebastian's Cotton Club in Culver |
Sily for an indefinite engagement. ]
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17

10 the report. "the total amount OF
the sales OF l3i manufacturers OF
tobacco and related miscellaneous
commodities 10 these tobacco dis
tributors aggregated JUST under 90
million In 1920 and over 81 mil
lion IN 1870 The total allowances
In The former year were SGll712l
and IN the latter year $G.92Ng99."
Show Grocery Figures
In the grocery chains the com
mission found that the total
amount Of the sales ~ nll The il1
reporting manufacturers Of grocery
and miscellaneous related product,
to- these grocery distributors
amounted to 1856 million dollars IN
1929. and for the 4Gl reporting
manufacturers 10 35l0 million dol
lars in 1890. The total allowances
in the former year were SG.30G2l3
and In the latter year. SG,439.5li. .
"The total amount OF the sales of
| Hil W lilt po~ A'llVi llii- NhilNl ~
| turers OF drug and miscellaneous re-
lated products TO these drug dis
tributors." the report continued
"amounted TO 1903 million dollar,
in 1920 and for the GSS reportin!
manufacturers 10 1884 million dol
lars In 1890 The total allowance
In the former year were S3,45O. 2Sa
and In the latter year. $3.T9S. 933."
In the eight years included in III
commissions study. the report dis
closed. average business invest
ment per company for all OF he .
kinds Of chains was S1.503.90l III
range being from low OF S92.1S
for mems furnishings chains 10
high average Of S15,T5o,1lS y,
company FOR department stoi
chains The average per store f.
al kinds Of chains was S27i51 N
lowest average being S5.5i7 p'
store for the millinery chains an
The HIGHEST SN3n2l3 per store :,
department store chains"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17

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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17

Enunilaw. Wash luke. giant
turkey guhhler qua He'd rs - FIRST.
class mother. When his mat died
after laying ~ eggs. luke tre' over
the nssierucnl of Mtch'Ng them
since rrn hc has trudcd ,hca'
carefully, and nov ha- ~ ~
trnwn enns nwl ~ n
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17

Immediate action on the appeal
from his conviction.
That he be transferred to a hos
pital where he must receive the
best medical treatment. proper
food. and the care he needs.
The l. l.. ID. has also called for
contributions TO be sent through
the prison relief department
Room 430, so East nth street, to
insure that proper food be obtain
ed and sent TO him In jail.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
Realtors In Program

AZ the weekly Meeting Of the
cr cr r. wa hing on Trade As
ISOLATION at Bethel a VI T..
Church. Frederick and 81 Antoine
Streets. Tuesday night March 10th,
he Detroit Real Estate Brokers'
Association VIII sponsor an inter
esting and instructive program.
All members OF Brokers Associa-
n-rscn' and the pub
lie Is cordially invited.
Wlltcr ~ Dslenrtc. president Of
he Da'rOi organization will be In
charge of the program.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17

Attorney Anderson OF Louisville
ls s'avin~ h for The trl OF the
accused lynchers and VIII a IN
their prosecution.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
No sc Moleste con
Parches de Mostaza

Mustarole, preparRda con Acetta
puro lie wustaZa y otros activos In
KredIeht.s producira los mismos
efectos que ell antiguo parche dc
mostaza, sin iejar ampollas.
Musterole suele aliviar con prom
titud bronquitis, dolores de gargan-
ia, tos-s, ~resfriados. n~euralgias.
congest!unes, reumatismos, torcedu-
ras. doloresA musculares, contusio-
mes, y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las puimonfas. Vendess en- todAf
las droguerfas, q 35c y CSC, sn
Jarros y en- Tuboa. TamAno Do hes
uital 50.
Mefow num ww mnprha "A AOmfmmm.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
VARIOS ORADORES OFIClA
LES DEL "NUEVO IRA
TO" HABLARAN EN- TAM
PA

Dos oradores oficiales, envia-
dos por ell Quartet general del
New Deal" en- Washington,
vendran a Tampa con ell proro-
sito de pronunciar sendos dis :
cursos en- la convention de Ia
Camara de Concrete del Esta-
do, ORGANISING que tiene prepa-
rada una reunion general de sus
miembros en- esta ciudad, en- la
fecha de Die. 3
Uno de ellos, ell coronel Law
renee Westbrocke, director de
rehabilitation rural de la FERA
hablara de los proyectos de ST
departamento en- general Y en-
particular de los problemas que
Sc relacionan con la Florida.
Ell DR.. ]. w. Trapp disertara
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
A

Ell Sr. O. E. Reed, vecino del
numero $751; de la Ave. East
Buffalo, denunci6 a la policia
que de la esquina de la Aveni-
da de Florida Y la Gale Lafayet
tie lie sustrajeron su automovll
Buick, licencia d 30-176, sin
que sospeche quienes pueden ha
Der sido los autHres del hecho,
Otro ciudadano, ell Sr. H. w.
Stone, de Palm River, Sc quej6
tambien a la policia del hurto
de su autom6vil Chevrolet, Ii :
cencia 36-027, que dej6 estacio-
nado en- la esquina de Tyler y la
Avenida de Florida.
Ambas denuncias fueron cur
sadas embellishments y han CO
menzado las investigaciones pa
ra localizar a los aut0res.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
LOS DROGUISTAS DE HILLS
BOROUGH DE ACUE3DO
CON LA "ZONA SEGA"
Secretario.

Cuarenta y tres miembros de
la Association de Droguistas al
detalle del condado de HILLSIDE
rough enviaran hoy una comu-
nicaci6n felicitando a los conce-
jaleS de la ciudad por su acuer-
do de eStablecer una 'zona Sc
ca a 10 largo de la Gale de
Franklin.
Las firmas fueron recogidas
por ell Sr. E. P. Purcell, MEM :
bro de la referida association,
con permiso del comite ejecuti-
vo. Como dicha institution no
cuenta mas que con 45 MEM :
bros ell acuerdo de enviar dicha
communication laudatoria puede
decirse que fue tornado por una
nimidad.
La association hace unos me :
SEES vote en- contra de la venta
de cerveza y licores por sus
miembros.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
UNA SONORA HERIDA EN-
UN CHOQUE DE AUTO :
MOVIL

La Sra. Ruth Berlach, veci-
ma del hotel Colonial, sufri6 he
ridas graves al precipitarse ell
autom6vil que estaba manejan-
do contra una casa de la Gale de
Plat, despues de haber chocado
con otro vehiculo manejado por
la Srta. Irma Deaderick, vecina
de st. Petersburgo.
La Sra. Berlach iba acompa-
NADIA en- los momentos en- que
ocurri6 ell accidente por ell Sr.
Frank Elco, quien result6 ileso.
Los presuntos responsables
del accidente, Sra. Berlach y
|Srta. Deaderick, fueron liberia
dos bajo fianza de $500 y com
pareceran hoy en- la corte, acu-
sados de guar con descuido.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
Y KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA

De orden del aermano Sobe-
r9no cito a todos los hermanos
para la tenida general extraor-
dinaria qua habra de celebrar-
Sc ell proximo Microbes % del
corfiente, a las 8 p. m. en- ell To-
cal de c%ostumbre, para tratar
sobre enmiendas al Articulo 2
Capitulo XIII. Derogaci6n del
Artlculo 81 Capitulo XIII. Dada
la gran Importance de este
Asunto, Sc ruega la asistencia
de todos.
Fraternalmente,
Rafael COsio,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
Ell MAGISTRATE WILLIAM
ELLIS HABLARA EN- LA
REUNION DE LOS CABA-
LLEROS DE

En- la reunion que celebraran
los Caballeros de Pythias con
motive de la festividad del dia
de dar gracias," hablara ell ma
giStrado de la suprema corte del
estado, Sr. William H. Ellis.
Ese acto tandra lugar, a La
8 de la manana del jueves, en- pl
Teatro Tampa.
Ia proclama del dia de ''dar
graciaS' sera leida por E. R.
Dickinson y los servicios reli-
giosOs Y la bendici6n estaran a
cargo del Rev. C. w. Duke, pas
tor de la primera iglesia bautiS
ia. Dirigira ell programa musi-
cal ell ex-canciller Charles Bart
lett, quien cuenta con la colabo.
ci6n de la Sra. Crandell, notable
organista.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
MAS DE MIL MAESTROS
DEL ESTADO Sc REUNI-
RAN EN- ESTA CIUDAD

Mas de mil maeStroS Y fun
ci9narioS eScolareS del estado
asistiran a Ia reunion que Ia
Association de maestros de la
costa oeste de la Florida ceie-
brara en- esta ciudad, ell pr6Xl-
mo viernes, en- ell edificio de la
escuela superior de HILLSIDE
rough, Sera esta la primera reu
MON celebrada en- esa institu-
ci6n desde hace dos amos, pues
la del ano pasado fue Suspend
da con motive de la convention
annual de maestr0S del eStado.
La primera session comenzara q
las diez de la manana estando q
cargo del Sr. NJ. w. CarotherS
ell discurso de aperture. La Sc
sion de la tarde comen2ara a la
una Y ounce.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Llegadas: Ell Banta, ameri-
cano, de Charleston, en- lastre,
para tomar un cargamento de
maderas; ell Cuba americana,
de la Hab9na, en- su viaje regu-
lar; ell Esparta, americana, de
New York, en- lastre para car
gar frutas J vegetables; ell lisa
belle, americana, de New Or
leans, en- lastre para tomar
carga general para Puerto Ri
co.
Salidas: Ell Carlton, ameri-
cano, para Barcelona y Geno-
va, via Lake Charles, con fos-
fato y carga general.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
LA GACETA

acerca de los mercedes para las
frutas citricas y los vegetables
Gel estado.
Frank NJ. Traynor tratara ell
tema de la expansion de los ne
gocios en- este sector.
Los directories locales de la
Camara de Concrete del ESta-
do Sc reunieron hoy por la ma
mana para estudiar los profile
mas que habran de ser presen-
tados en- la convention.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
PROGRAMS DE RADIO
EstGci6n VILLA, Clearwater

EStoci6n VILLA, Clearwater
500 Al Pearce Y su pandi-
Ia, as Anita la huerfanita;
$50, n9ticias por radio; 6:45,
Lowell Thomas; 700, Amos &
Andy 7:15, Gene & Glen; 80
Red Davis; 500, Radio Play
Bill; $50, Richard Crook, te-
nor; 900, MINISTRIES de la Sc
mana; $50, Musical house par
ty; 1000, America in music
1890, Foro nacional de radio;
II 700, orqUesta de Ferddie Mar
tin; II 80, orquesta de Jolly
Coburn; 200, orquesta de
Guy Lombardo.
Estdci6n WDAE, Tampa
6,15, Barney Zeeman y su or
questa; $50, orquesta de Van
Earnie; 6:55, noticias por ra-
dio; 700, Myrt & Marge; 7:15
orquesta de Vincent Travers;
800, al estilo de Manhattan ;
900, la soprano Rosa Ponceile,
con acompanamiento de orques
ia; 1920, programa de salud
pdblica; 10:45 Emery Deutch
II 100, Radio Skit; Ills, or
questa de Glenn Gray; II 80,
Kate Smith.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
I'm MENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORH

Fl anuncio modemo tene tanto nteres como I'm
a%rticulo de poitica, SOCIOLOGICAL o c%ualquier otro tema.
Leyendo I'm anuncio muchas veces listed encuen-
ira 10 que lie convene y otras recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que necesta.
Ell comerciante modemo anuncia con aneglo a 10
que puede cumplr y siempre cumple 10 que ofrece, por-
que sabe que Ell pubico lee los anuncios y exige Ell cum
plmiento de 10 anunciado.
mas bajos que rgen en- ell mercado y al mismo tempo
Leyendo I'm anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que publca la
propaganda y al perodico que la impnme.
Lea los anuncios, que en- muchos de ellos hay pa
ra listed cosas muy convenientes,
DEPARTMENT. DE ANUNCIOS DE
LA GACETA
1903 Ia. Avenida. Teefono 1872
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
~REINCRESAN EN- Ell CUER
Pc DOS
DE LA POLICIA

Por orden del jefe del cuerro
de policia han sido admitldos
nueyamente en- ell ORGANISING a
sus 6rdenes, W. / Bolesta, que
hace unos ocho amos renunci6 y
que actualmente Sc encontraba
La gaceta., 1934-11-26

En- Su domicilio, avenida Dee
ndmero 1911, dej6 de existir a
noche ell ciudadano Angel Pc :
rez, de AZ amos de edad.
LIE sobreviven su esposa, cua-
tro hijos, Joe, Reynaldo, Mario
y Aurelio, Y su hija la Srta. An
gela Perez.
No ha sido fijada aun la fe-
cha del sepelio.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26

empleado en- ell departamento
de sandal, y H. W. Smith, que
por economic fue dejado cesan-
tie ell ano pasado. Ambos han 81
do comisionados para prestar
servicios a las 6rdenes del te-
niente NeEper.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
Ell TEMPO

TEMPO bueno para hoy y ma
mana, convientos moderados del
este.
Temperature maxima aver,
70 grades. La luna saldra a las
1927 p. m. y Sc pondra a las
II :25 a. m.
Marea alta a las BAT a. m. y
a las 6:51 p. m. Marea baja a
las IL $50 a. m. y a las I'LL p.
m.
La gaceta., 1934-11-26
LOS EXCUR-
SIONISTAd SIGUEN yU-
GANDO EN- Ell JAPON

Osaka, Japon, nov. 26,-Dos
TENS" de estrellas en- ell que
figuran jugadores japoneses Y
alnericanos mezclados para ba-
lancear mejor las fuerzas, cele-
braron aver un juego aqui, an
tie una concurrencia de mas de
10000 espectadores. Una de las
novenas estaba capitaneada por
Bing Miller y la otr1 por Babe
Ruth. Ganaron los muchachos
de Miller, con anotaci6n de SKI.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-16

Caporeitoi
Those who are old enough to re-
member the October of 1917 recall
the great retreat of the italian army
through Caporetto 20 the Pinve river
Under the direction OF the German
high command. lie Austrians at-
tacEed the Italilns over n wide front
beyond the Alps" wlsh such vigor
that resistance was for n time inn
possible. The retreat quickly as
sumed the proportions ot disaster.
Britain and France. themselves sore
ly pressed. had no otaer alternative
than 20 rush rcinforcements 20 the
Italian front.
Just when Il seemed that Italy
would be put out OF the war. her sol.
diers and her allies made a stand al;
the piaye river. italy was saved and
the allied cause did not suffer the
calamity which threatened
The Glebe has gathered q collec.
tion ~ pictures taken In a war GENE
terry at RedipuElia. italy. near Mont
faucoDe tnot Montfaucon. France.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-16

1915. quitting in 1872 because his
salary WIS Eve years In arrears. but
returning In 1T7S upon the payment
OF all arrears 20 him. Dr. II. l.. Tuck.
or. son of Nca Tucker. was pastor
from 1850 10 1868
Part Of the communion service of
St Peters dates from 1928. The
large chalicc. the dagons and the
patcn. we're the gifts Of William III.
In 1897 The font was brought there
In 1Ts2. but dates back 20 1850.
The three candclabra are among
the most beautiful furnishings OF the
church. The one near the altar was
Installed in lsl7. The one 10 the left
was found by the present pastor
among discarded material In the bel.
fry The third. hung tn the nave,
once diTused iis light IN the old gov.
eminent house.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-16
Military Cemetery That
Is Also a War Museum

near which Is the American cemetery
az Romaguel
The unusual thing about the Ital-
ian cemetery (which Is the final rest
ing place Of 3O.OOO soldiers. Of whom
only $500 were Identified before
buriaO Is that Il also Is an impres
sIye war museum The markers are
made of things military. the debris
from many baitlchelds.
one OF the pictures shows the
graves OF father and son. Beneath
the photograph appears verse. which,
freely translated. reads:
Look nt my breast. Father.
Are you giadF
Albert. more now I feel I
Am your father.
But YOUR poor mother
fH len alone.
Another mother. Italy.
Wiu Console her
over the grave of one Is set up a
shielded machine gun taken from the
field OF battle 10 mark the place
where n soldier lies. Above the
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-16
Church of Historic Memory
ST. Peters, Bermuda. Oldest English House of Worship
in America Has Associations Dear to the
Hearts of American People.

81 Peters parish church. In Rer
muda. - the oldest English church
In America II was In this church
that thu beautiful Nea ~ Tom
Moores poems Vas married In isu8
one - her sons later becoming rec.
tor % the church. Nca WIS Hester
Louisa Tucker and became the wife
ot william Tucker Marrying n man
% her own surname brought M $40
to her. thus frustrating the old su-
perstilion.
Several months after her mar
riaGe. Tom Moore. the irlsh poet.
arrived In Bermuda as registrar Of
tire admiralty court there. St
Georges at that time being the most
heavily fortified position IN the west
crn hemisphere Moore met Mrs
Tucker. who was only sixteen. at
a bail given In bis honor hy Cover.
nor aud Mrs. Mitchell In the gov.
ernor's pulatal home. lie was im
medlaiely smlllen With the beauty
81 the young lady and dld not hest
tate 90 tell her So. Believe Me II
All Those Endeartng Young Charms. 20
stlll ono ~ the worlds best loved
songs. sas written about her BY the
young Irishman. and one sunday
morning ln old 81. Peters they both
remained In the church after the
conclusion of the service aud Moore
went 90 the organ and sang bis new
song 10 young Mrs Tucker
AT the time the fuckers lived IN
the ALLEY of Lines. as Moore called
H. The narrow street Is uow called
Cumberland lane. The ruins Of the
old Tucker house are less than aye
minutes walk from 81 Peters
church
iiey. Alexander Richardson was
the pastor of the church during the
Tom Moore Nea romance. which was
no more than the admiration Of a
poet Tor a beauty who filled him with
poetic inspiration aud the pride and
satisfaction % a young woman who
was singled out Tor fame by a man
who bad already achieved il.
Reverend Mr Richardson was n
picturesque figure in 81. Georges
which Is more Spanish than Eng
lIsh In appearance. lie vas pastor
of -. Peters. with the exception Of
a lapse of nye years from 1855 20