davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ttonlStS about the waters OF New Eng
land in his power boat.
Remon takes an active part in the
civic life of Washington and always
has been an energetic supporter OF
everything calculated to advance the
interests of the National Capital.
~ RITISH and French men-of-War
may participate in the program
incident to the regatta to be held
August 10. II and II at Baltimore oy
the Maryland Yacht Club Club offl-
cials have announced they are await
ing word from the State Department
in Washington as to the decision of
the British and French governments.
Commodore Charles A. Cummlns,
Maryland Yacht Club, asked the
State Department to forward the
clubs invitation to London and Paris.
Word already has been received by
the club that the battleship New
York, the cruiser Marblehead and
three destroyers will represent the
United States Navy.
Two prominent Baltimore yachts
men will cross the line off New Lon
don June % when the trim racing
feet gets away for this years Ber-
muda race. Both have crossed the
Atlantic and both will fly the nag
of the Gibson Island Yacht Club.
One of them is William D. Mcmillan,
who was married short time ago
to Miss Grace Roosevelt, grand
daughter of the late President Theo-
nz~y,1l%
George A. Whiting, whose schooner is
the Dauntless.
~HARLES F. CHAPMAN. secretary
of the National Racing Com
mission and chairman OF the
National Outboard Racing Commls-
sion, has been appointed referee OF
the Presidents Cup Regatta. The ap-
pointment was made by L. GORDON
Leech, chairman of the Racing Com
mittee, who also named William M.
Eldridge first commodore OF the
R c., starter; Stanley Horner, well
known Washington yachtsman and
business man, timer, and j. A. Ana
dale. Washington newspaper executive
scorer.
Preparations are under way Tor tne
Tri-City Regatta to be held July 20
and % at Herald Harbor The aHa[
will be conducted under auspices OF
the Severn River Yacht Club, headeo
by Henry H. Stansbury, and the
chesapeake and Potomac Power Boat
Association. led by Edward B. Baltz,
commodore, and William G. Shelton,
vice commodore.
Among drivers who already have sig
nifed their intention of competing IN
the Tri-State are Charles Cabot, NE"
Haven Conn veteran; Ken NC
Kenzie from Worcester, Mass, ana
Carl Hurth from Boston. Thls VIII
he the sixth year the regatta has been
held. So pleased have many drivers
been with the course, that Is a 'rl-
angular affair a mile and a quarter
to the lap and with other conoltions
that they will be competing IN Clle
regatta for the third or fourth con-
secutive year.
CRACK outboard drivers are pre-
naring for their annual assault
on world speed recoros; Last
Summer speeds of the flying shingles
mounted to all-time high marks, ana
James w. Mulroy, secretary OF Ine
National Outboard Association, hgureS
comparatively few new RECORDS WIZ
he made this season. The best cnance
for new marks, he believes, lies IN
classes A and C, but no big Jump IN
speed is anticipated.
American outboard records as Oh
June l follow:
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L. Gordon Leech. who is executive
secretary of the Presidents Cup Re-
gatta Association, in addition to being
chairman of its Racing Committee,
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sHERIFF's SALE
J. HERBERT HARTMAN
Attorney for Plaintiff

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF an execu-
ton 70 ne directed from the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of johnson County, Indiana.
n cause NO. 6543. wherein Louisa Luxe
harct, Plaintiff, and Thurman Tongert
and Ida Scharfe. Defendants. requiring
ne 70 make the sum OF Fourteen Hundred
Sixteen Dollars 81 4l6.00f. as provided for
n said execution. with interest and costs.
I viii expose at public sale 10 the highest
SATURDAY, THE z4TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1884.
between the hours OF 10 0 clock a. m. and
4 oclock p. m. OF SAID day, at the door
Of the Court House Of Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and pronts for term
not exceeding seven years, OF the follow
ing real estate in Marion County. Indiana
An undivided One-half interest in
az feet east OF 46 feet of Of the west
ends Of lots zoe. 2l0. I'll ana az in
Mobiles Heirs subdivision Of out-lots
IS. 30. 50. Sc ana 81. IN the Clt@ OF
Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana:
II such rents and profits VIA not sell for
sufficient sum 70 satisfy said execution
with interest and costs, I will. at the same
time and place expose 70 public sale the
fee simple OF said real estate. or SO much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 discharge
said execution. Said sale will be maze
without relief from valuation or appraise-
ment laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Sheriff of Marion County.
March 3, 1884.
March 2-9-l6. 1884.
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LIE G AIS
IS Legal Auctions and SALES
LEGAL SALE

LEGAL SALE
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes Of the state OF Indiana that the
undersigned. conducting q public storage
house will on Thursday March 23rd, 1885
sell for accrued charges the household
goods and other goods belonging 70 the
following named people.
Mrs. Frank Harrington. No. 1893; Goldie
Prev Titus, No. 1897. and Helen Bamforo.
No. 1889
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Rar&n HI

Coy warm rooms; complete hotel serv-
ice Coffee shop. Walking distance. Mod
crate rates
Delaware at Michigan st. LI-53l5.
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Piokens, Davidson, Cause. Gilliom
& Pickens,
Attorney for Plaintiff

By virtue OF a certified copy Of q. de-
Circuit Court OF Marion County, Indiana.
GAY, Annie E. GAY ct al. plaintiffs. and
Kessler Boulevard Realty Company. Inc.
ct al defendants requiring me 10 make
said decree. with interest and costs. will
expose at public sale to the highest
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF MARCH. 1884.
between the hours OF 10 clock a. m. and
1 clock D. m. OF said day. at the door OF
the Court House of Marion County 1ndi-
ana. the rents and profits for term not
exceeding seven years, of the following
real estate IN Marion County. Indiana;
Lot No. H. in Square 3, of the Com
tate in the City Of Indianapolis as per
plat thereof recorded in complete Rec
ord L, Page 1873. in the Office OF the
cept a strip of ground feet IN width
North and South and 40 feet IN
length East and Vest taken by par
allel lines of the North side thereof,
commencing at the Northeast corner
of said lot.
mans subdivision of the Northwest
North Range East described as
follows: Beginning at the Northwest
corner Of 43rd and Meridian Streets
tas now established, in the City of
Indianapolis. thence West along the
a point: thence North parallel with
the West line of Meridian Street 1875
feet to a point; thence East and par
alel with the North line of lot 4,
3l6 feet to point in the West line
of Meridian Street. thence south upon
and along the West line OF Meridian
Street 1876 feet to the Northwest cor
ner of 43rd and Meridian Streets. be-
ing the place OF beginning. Marion
County. Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de-
cree with interest and costs, will, at the
same time and place, expose to public
sale the fee simple of said real estate,
or so much thereof as may be sufficient
TO discharge said decree. Said sale will
be made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER,
Sheriff of Marion County.
February %. 1884
Feb. Bismarck 2-9-l934.
SELL. REM Or Buy REAL ESTATE
through classified ads N The Times
Phone 'ad-taker." RI. 555l during puSl-
hOurk
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DELAWARE. N. 6l8-2 rooms, first floor;
prices right. Housekeeping room. So wk.
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30 Lots, Farms and Acreage
CLEAR FARM PROPERTIES
80 Sale Income Property
Il Wanted to Trade
% Wanted-ReaI Estate

HAVE BUYERS-For homes all parts Of
city; also real estate loans. r. L. COL
LESTER. SOB New City Trust.
WILL BUY-On payments. 20 70 so acres
Brown county. EARL HUNT. R. R. l.
Lebanon. Ind
Wants Ads Accepted TIL 10 D. m.
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sHERIFF's SALE

March 3. 1884.
March 2-e-I6. 1894.
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Offers all comforts Ultra modern hote,
service As low as SO a dav: $40 week
$50 Meridian LI-235i
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MOORE. CHARLES E.-Age Z years. be-
loved son of Mr.. and Mrs Vernon S.
Moore. and brother of James William:
Allen Dean. and Norma Jean, passed
away Thursday, March 8. Funeral Satur-
dav March 10 at SHIRLEY BROS.
CENTRAL Chapel. 946 North Illinois
St, at 2.45 p. m. Burial Memorial Park
cemetery. Friends invited. Charles was
A member of school No 72
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Is Help Wanted-Male

RESULT producing Times Want Ads Cost
onlv cents a word.
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PRESTON, MRS. FLORA Smother Of
Paul. passed away Thursday morning at
her residence, IS e 10th st. Services at
the FLANNER g. BUCHANAN MORTU-
AIRY Saturday. II a m. Burial Forest
Hills cemetery, Greencastle. Ind. Satur-
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AHROURC EMENTS
Death Notices

Death Notices
BEGINGER, OLIVER Pot 21O3 Belle
fontaine st, beloved husband OF kath-
crime Beginger. father of Charles E. and
Gladys NJ Beginger of Indianapolis, and
Mrs c. Dan Wood of Kansas City, Mo,
departed this life Friday; Funeral Mon, MOI
day, March i, at the MOORE q c k1RR
ave, 10 a. m Burial Moores Hill. Ind.
Friends invited.
DERBYSHIRE, CONRAD-Beloved little
darling son of Thomas and Ellie Derby
shire, passed away Thursday evening
Funeral Saturday 2:30 p. m at the @.
H. HERMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1905
S. East st. Friends invited.
DICKTEN, WILLIAM-Passed away at the
Masonic Home, Franklin, Ind. Thursday
Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL
CHAPEL, 946 N Illinois St. Saturday,
10 M IN charge Of cG Genre Wiz Iqoge'
GREEN. THOMAS beloved husband Of
father of Richard Green Eugar and
Thomas Riley Lugar. passed away Mon
day at Miami. Fla. Friends may call at
the residence, Tic E. Thirty second St,
2.30 p. m. Saturday. 1nterment Crown
HUNT. FLORENCE ESTELLA lnee Far
TelD-Age % years, wife OF Homer h
OF James c. Farrell and Mrs. Ambrose
Hornberger: died March s. Funeral.
Monday, March u, $50 a. m. at the
Anthonys church, Friends invited
Seymour ana North VernoI Ina pa
pers please copy;l For further informa-
HOME fiea e" N'Aof''A ". go o-,-'l
MOORE. CHARLES E.-Age 7 years; be
loved son of Mr.. and Mrs Vernon S.
Moore. and brother of James William;
Allen Dean and Norma Jean, passed
away Thursday, March 8; Funeral Satur-
day MaTch 10 p At SHELLEY NaE BROS PROS
NJ m al Memorial
cemetery. Friends invited. Charles was
a member of school No. 73.
PRESTON, MRS. FLORA Smother Of
Paul passed away Thursday morning at
her residence, IS E. 10th st. Services at
the FLANNER g. BUCHANAN MORTU-
AIRY. Saturday, II a. m. Burial Forest
Hills cemetery, Greencastle, Ind. Satur-
day, P. m
FRUIT. ELIZA-Mother Of Fred Pruitt,
passed away al the residence. 1928 Col
lege ave- 41 ThTTsday p m Sery y6e At
AIRY. Saturday p m Burial North
the mortuary Friday evening.
SCHWARZ. EMIL G.-Beloved father of
Mrs william Ward. Mrs. Henry Schilling
and Otto Schwarz, passed away Thursday
daughter. Mrs schilling. 2I6 Wisconsin
be held at the VALID FUNERAL HOME,
1922 Union ST. Monday afternoon. March
II. at ? O'Clock. Burial Washington Park
NElNtttlt EAlc4lAS li4N4teO
STATION. FERMAN J.-9I years; passed
away Thursday. March Z. 1884. at the
home OF his niece. Mrs. Melvin Aston.
esth st. and Michigan I'd. Funeral sat
urday 8 p. m at the residence Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment
Crown Hill
TANSY, EDWARD LAWRENCE-Beloved
husband of Lacy Tansv. father OF Mrs.
Opal Spauldirg Earl Lora James Jesse
Francis and Grace Tansy. departed this
life Wednesday. Funeral Saturday.
March TO- at THE MOORE & KIRK
FUNERAL HOME 1880 Station. 10 a. m
Burial Upton. Ind. Friends invited
Friends may call at the residence 24l5
n. Gale St. until Saturday a. m Tip
ton papers please COPY
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NOTICE. 10 BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase OF the following materials
viii be received by the Chairman Of the
State Highway Commission OF Indiana. at
his Office on the third floor State House
Annex iO2 North Senate Avenue. Indian
apoliS Indiana. until p. NJ. on the 23rd
viii be publicly opened and read,
Invitation No. $3.50. 100 10 800 Tons
Crushed stone No. F. O. B. Maywood, In
diana
Plant in the Greencastle Sub-district
Invitation No 3l62. 900 10 LOO Tons
Crushed Stone No ! 6el'd or Roads IS c &
Invitation No Sl67. $50 10 500 Tons AM
monium Phosphate shipped 10 LaPorte.
Fort Wayne Charlottesville Greenfield
VincenneS and Seymour. Indiana.
Inyit9'91 No SIS S99 70 Loo 600 NJ ions
& 2 Q. B. Silver Lake. Indiana.
Invitation No. $3.50. 1900 10 ? 400 Tons
No Crushed Aggregate F. Q. B. Hunting
81 I5vitation No. $40. 1000 to 1900 Tons
No. 1 & s Crushed Aggregate F. o. B.
Invitation No. sl72: Quantity Of Auto
Invitation No. Sl73. Quantity Of Mis-
ceiianeous Hardware 2 Q. 3 In6ianapo,i
Invitation No. s09sB 400 70 600 Tons No
4 Crushed Aggregate or Gravel deld on
state Road Sc east OF BrookSburg and be-
tween Madison and Vevay. Indiana
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and
Specifications Will Be furnished free upon
The right Is reserved BY the Chairman
70 reject any or al bids or 70 award on
any combination OF bids that n his iu6g
ment IS most advantageous 70 the State
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
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FansIer Coal Co.
LI-7950 78 S. Stat
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

THE EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
viii elect It's trustees March IS. 1888.
WILL sell for storage charges amounting
10 SOS March %. 1884. at 10 q. m. !
Marmon sedan. motor No. L 975S serial
9n5 ~ Kawe+0we
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OF INDIANA.
LANES D ADAMS Chairr,a
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION


Application Of Lawrence Trucking Co
Indianapolis for certificate 10 operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier Of
rropertv from Ind III state line 20 Indi-
annapolis over HIGHWAYS 30. So. 50: from
Ind nj state line 20 Anderson over High
wavs 80 So -. IS. g from Ind nj state
81 O. -.
Notice IL hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hesring in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission col State House Indianapolis
md 80 .. m Monday March ls 1884
Public participation Is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE Examiner
Indianapolis. Ind. March 7. 1894.
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MARCH 9, 1884
MERCHANDISE

So Radios, Musical instruments
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NJ { &c NDIS

Al Cash Coal Mart
Indianapolis Retail Yards
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R E N T AIS
% Unfurnished Houses

32D, W. lS24-Owner's bungalow: in
closed sunroom; garages, fenced $22 90.
TA-6450
PERSONAL LOANS FOR HOUSE RENT.
ESTATES LOAN CO. sos MAJESTIC Bldg.
WALKING distance: Ala e Walnut; mod.
single. good cond.; rms. VIII start
rent April lSt. S18 RI-64l2
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BODY
WILL MEET TODAY
Organization Will Be Per-
tected and Program of
Activity Outlined.

The newlv-appointed Permanent
Committee on Criminal Justice will
hold an organization meeting late
today at headquarters of the District
Bsr Association, 1891 G street. 10
elect a chairman and secretary and
outline its program against gambling
and crime in Washington. The COM
mittee is composed Of three attorneys
and six laymen.
James G. Yaden. president of the
Federation of Citizens Associa tions,
announced today he has almost COM
pleted the appointment Of vieilante
committee for the federation. as
recommended at Saturdays meeting.
Yaden will announce the personnel
in a few days, he said. The vigilantes
will cooperate with others named bv
member citizens associations to help
police enforce the vice laws
An open forum on the subject.
Should gambling in the District be
regulated or suppressed" will be held
by the Rathbone Superior Lodge.
Knights OF Pythias, at Pythian
Temple tomorrow night
Speakers include Mr. Yaden. As
sistant District Attorney Irwin r.
Goldstein and Roger J. Whiteford,
representing the District Bar As
socia tion.
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WINS
1884 NOBEL PRIZE
Italian Author Gets Literature
Award for Which Americans
Were Mentioned.

Bv the Associs ted Press.
STOCKHOLM, November s.-The
Nobel prize in literature was awarded
today to the Italian author Luigi
Pirandello.
Luigi Pirandello, 67vear-old dram
stist and novelist. was born on a
country estate in Sicily. but went 10
Rome at 10. Later he went to Ger
many and was educated at the Uni
versity of Bonn He taught in a girls
high school in Rome until 1923. but
many years before began his literary
work.
In 1920 he spoke of life as "a verv
sad piece of buffoonery. NV
art is full of bitter compassion for ell
those who deceive themselves, but this
compassion cannot fail to be followed
by the ferocious derision OF destiny
which condemns man TO deception
Pirandello's despairing outlook was
reflected in many OF his best plsys.
In the United States he is best known
for his six Character in Search of
an Author" which played in New
York in 1922; "Florian's Wife" En-
rico w" and Right You Are II You
Think You Are"
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M'AD00 CONSENTS
TO WEDDING PLAN
Says Daughter. l9. Ca spsble Of
Choosing Husband" Date
Undecided.
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv The Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, November s.-EI-
len Wilson McAdoo bas her parents
consent TODAY 10 marry Rafael Lopez
de Onate. Manila born film actor.
But what marriage plans the grand
daughter Of the late President Wilson
bad, remained in doubt as both she
and De Onste we're reported not At
home"
Acquiesence OF her father. Senator
william Gibbs McAdoo. 10 tive ro-
nance OF 19-yesr-old Ellen and De
Onate. who is twice her age, reversed
his earlier vigorous opposition. ex-
pressed after the couple filed no.
tice of intention to wed al River
side two weeks ago.
Neither ! nor Mrs McAdoo. who
gives me authority to speak for her. ."
he aid today, will interpose any OBJ
lection 10 the marriage of our daugh-
ter. Ellen, to Mr.. De Onate. She is
10 years OF age and capable Of
choosing her own husband The time
of the marriage is for Ellen to de-
termine"
Earlier 1t was announced that II
Ellen married De Onate her 81 .oo0
monthly allowsnce would be termi-
mated
After the marriage license spplica-
tion was filed Riverside authorities
said that De Onate, who declares
himself TO be of Spanish descent.
would be required to prove that he il
not a Filipino. California law pho
hibits the marriage Of whites and
Orientals. including members of the
Filipino race.
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to rema In operative, pending outcome
OF the hearing.
A disagreement developed among
board members on whether the hear
ing should be public. with Mr. Houston
leading the forces advocating an open
meeting and George M. Whitwell in
sisting on an executive session.
Law Compels Open Meetings.
During this discussion Mr.. Gilliesn
expressed the opinion that many
closed committee meetings. frequently
held BY the board, are illegal, since
the law provides for all sessions other
than those for consideration Of per-
sonnel matters to be open.
While the foot ball matter was being
considered. DR.. Kramer arose ap-
parently in an extreme emotional
state, and made an emphatic protest
against criticism that has been leVeled
against him by the press. particularly
a single local newspaper.
You have seen a school offlcer who
has served YOU faithfully for 45 years
pilloried in the public press" he de-
clared. Statements made have been
A mass Of lies and will be disproved
In a court OF competen; jurisdiction.
The order csncelling the high
school series was not the order Of
Mr. Kramer. but the order OF the
Board OF Principals. and If any princi-
pal saws he voted under duress he
saws what is untrue. The vote was
unanimous.
Called Head Devil"
we are only doing our duty ss we
see IT, have been subjected to great
criticism that this was something DIR.
Ballou and I fixed up. On all sides
| have heard that the head devil in
the machinery Is Kramer"
He said the cancellation vote was
on a motion made by one of the high
school principals and was approved
by all the others.
We did not intend TO stand for
spectators staging a Roman holiday
at the expense OF immature boys and
girls" he asserted.
DR. Hayden johnson. president Of
the board, assured DR.. Kramer the
boards action was not intended as
criticism OF him Other board men,
bers gave similar assurances.
Evening star., 1934-11-08
LIEUT.. YORK GIVEN
RANK OF CAPTAIN
Assistant District Engineer Com
missioner Supervising Sewage
Disposal Plant Work.

Lieut.. Robert Z. York, Assistant
District Engineer Commissioner, has
been promoted 10 the rank of captain
in the Engineer Corps of the Army,
in orders just published by the War
Department
Capt. York was assigned to District
service for four years beginning in
March, 1892. He is supervising work
on the $4,000 600 sewage disposal plant
and also supervises the Water De-
partment and other engineering
agencies.
York has been drawing basic pay
OF $1,000 for a captain, since he has
had more than 10 years service. A
year from now, when his service rec
ord will exceed II years, he will be
eligible for the pay of q major.
Evening star., 1934-11-08
HURJA PREDICTIONS
ON ELECTION CLOSE
Farley Assistant but Little on
in Foretelling Results Of
Senate Contests.
By the Associate Press.

By the Associated Press.
Emil Hurja. assistant to Chairman
Farley OF the Democratic National
Committee. added luster to his repu-
tstion as a prosnosticstor in Tues
days election.
He called the results Of the sena-
torial contests almost without q mis-
take. predicting the election OF all
Democrats seeking Senate seats held
by Democrats in the present Congress
except two. and laid positive claim to
the Republican seats in Ohio. Mary
land. West Virginia, New Jersey and
Missouri.
Hurja also listed the other Republic
an seats the Democrats had chance
to capture in the order OF likelihood.
They were Pennsylvania tstranee as
it seemed at the time). Rhode Island,
Indiana. Connecticut. Delaware this
first mistake). New Mexico. Michigan,
Minnesota North Dakota and
Vermont
Evening star., 1934-11-08
SHARES
K|DNAP FUGITIVE
ST 800 of Urschel Ransom
Money Said to Have Been
Found on Oregon Victim.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Thrown by an automobile accident
into the hands of Federal opera tives.
Alvin II. Scott, tailor, was held hers
today in connection with Oklahomss
famous Urschel kidnapping.
Named with him in conspiracy
charges filed in Portland was his COM
panion, Margaret Hurtienee. Each
was held under S25. 900 bond pending
removal to Oklahoma City, where Is
persons already have been convicted
for the 5000, 900 kidna ping of Charles
F. Urschel. millionaire oil man.
Unconscious Since Friday.
Scott does not know of the charge.
He has been unconscious since last
Friday, when he was critically in
jured in an automobile accident near
here
When he was picked up from the
highway. C. C. Spears. special agent.
of the Bureau of Investigation, said
81 $50 of the Urschel ransom money
was found in his clothes. He was
promptly placed under technical ar
rest in the hospital where doctors
worked TO save his life.
Previously Under Watch.
The couple was under surveillance
before Scott drove his automobile into
n ditch. Department of Justice oper-
stives had traced ransom money TO
the house in Portland they occupied
for the last several months. but no
charge was filed until the money was
found in SCOTS possession.