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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
CHAs. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
1851 Gratoit

NJ SNtsobl
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In Chan
Gerry.
FERN HOLMES. Plaintiff. va. VICTOR
HOLMES. Defendant
At session of said Court hold In tn,
county building In the city OF Detroit OF
the eth day OF February A. ID. 1884
PRESENT the HON. THEODORE j
RICHTER. Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on file that the said defendants rest
dcnce In unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned after diligent inquiry In what
state or country no now resides
IL Is ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Complaint
filed In this cause within three months
from the date or this order or said BIZ
may be taken as confessed against him
and that this order be published ac-
cording 10 law and a copy thereof mall
ed Ia the defendant at his last known
address.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
~ X Valentine
Deputy Cierk
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HOWARD v. SNYDER
Attorney For Piainti6
iSis First Natl ia. BLDG

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cut Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
FRIEDRICH 0RENz. PiaiLtin. Va.
ANNA ELSA GRENZ. Defendant.
IL appearing by AFFIDAVIT that defend
ant Is not a resident OF Michigan and
,nst her last known address 10 Mitt-
many:
Ir IL ORDERED that she enter h.y
sppssrance within three months from
GATE hereof. or Bill OF Complaint NAV be
.aAen a. confessed. and that this order
'o pnoished or served according 70 law
Detroit. Michigan. this 2oth dav 81
February. is3t.
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
stephen X Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF MIcHICiNT In 80. e,..,,,,
'nnrt Tor the County Of wayne In
vs. DONALD DEVEREAT'x pefcnden,
~ session 81 said Court held on tho
ath day 81 March, A. u 1894
St'N HONORABLE CRY A.
MILLER. Circuit Judge
~ appearing To this Court from am
aavit on file, that the defendant herein
" MOI resident OF the state OF Michi-
gan hut resides at 1906 Nicollet avenue
Minneapolis. Minnesota
Ut Is ORDERED that he appear and
answer the bill OF complaint filed In this
-ausc within three months from the
iate OF this order or said bill viii be
taken ns confessed. and that this order
be published as required by law
GUY \ MILLER
4 TRUE copy:
stephen X Valentine
Deputy Clcrk
q.I--f
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CHA>. Campbell. Lawyer
2G5i Gratiot

NJ. @<t tDt
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
count for the county OF Wayne. In chan
Gerry.
IDA OSGOoD. Plaintiff. vs. GUY os-
GOOD. Def ndant.
~ session OF said Court held In
the County building In the city OF De-
troit on the Sih day Of Feb a II. 1894
PRESENT the HON THEODORE j
RlCHTER. Circuit Judge
~ satisfactorily appearing by affidavit
on fle that the said defendants resi-
drncc IN unknown and cannot he asccr-
tanned after diligcnt inquiry In what
state or contry he now resides
II is ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Complaint
iicd IN this Cause within three months
from the date Of this order or said Bill
may he taken as confessed against him
ana that this order be published ac-
cording TO law and "A copy thereof mail
ed 10 the said defendant at his last
known address
THEODORE J RICHTER
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
y X Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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NO. IBJ.1So
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County OF
Wayne. ~.
AZ session OF the Probate Court for
said county Of Wayne. held at the
probate Court Room In the city OF De.
troit on the nineteenth day OF February
In the year one thousand nine hundred
and thirty four
Present EDWARD COMMAND. Judge
uI Pronatc
IN the Matter ~ the Estate OF JOHN
LlFvERGREN. Deceased.
on reading and nling the petition OF
WALTER LTFVERGREN praying that
administration with the ~ih annexed OF
said estate be granted TO q NORMAN
GILMORE or some other suitable per
son
~ II ORDERED that the twenty-third
day OF March. next az ton o'clock In
tne forenoon ~ said Court Room be np-
pointed for hearing snid petition.
And N Is further Ordered That "a cory
of this order hc published three succea-
eivr weeks previous 90 said time OF hour
lur 90 tho rrtruit Independent. n news-
paper printed md circulating Ia said
county of WAYNE
EDWARD COMMAND
Julse % Probate
Everett Nrufc
Deputy Probate Register
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dated al Detroit. Michigan. de-
cembar 18th. 1881.
las. Swan Eldridge,
Assignee Mortgage.
l2-zs-isss.
Jas. Swan Eldridgc,
Attorney for Assigned Mortgage
ill7 Ford Bldg. Detroit Mich
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NJ ipJ OSt
STATE or MICHIGAN County Of
WAY nr ~
80 srssiur oil the Probate Court for
said county Of Wayne. held az the Pro-
ilfe corr ~ runm ~ thr CITY OF Detroit
nn Tho twoniy- sixth day or February IN
the year one thousand nine hundred
and thirty four
Present. HENRy $. HULRrRT Judge
uf Probate
W the Nntter ~ the Estate Of CAB
RIEI DAVIS Deceased.
ON rrniins and nlinu tho petition Of
CLARA DAVIS praying that admins
trntion ~ said estate DE granted to her-
self. or some other suitable person
n ~ ordered. That the twcnty-eighth
day ~ March next az ten o'clock IN
the forenoon ~ said Court Room be ap-
pointed for hearing snld petition
And u Is further Ordered, That n
copy ~ this order DC published three
successive weeks previous 20 said time
81 hearing. In the Tribunc-l Independent
newspaper printed and circulating In
said County Of WAYNE
HENRY :. HULDERT
Judge OF Probate
Everett Bruce
Deputy Probate Register.
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ATTY. WILLIAM 4. PATRICK, SIR.
1918 Beaubien street

s-io--s.sa
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
sduenfelb 9entldler @erein

Sn Ieiner 8%eriammlrng am 10.
Saluar b0rte Der S9oenfelo 9eutIhe
8erein einen @ortrag bon Or. gOfu.
$. Sebrt, 8rofeiior Ser Oeutihen
Spra6e uno 2iterotur an Der George
@oibington %l1niperlit1t, iiber ugba=
rafteriltii1e glemente 0eutiher Sui
tur." Die fiibrenoe Stellllng 0eutld-
LAMBS in 0euiif, &unit, @iiieni9oft,
8biloiopbie, Sbeologie lino anoerel1
6a6ern, gemdB Dem @olfs6arofter
un0 Der in~oioiouellen @ntmidli1ng
8euti6lanos, muroe berporgeboben,
uno 0uBenOe bon oeltl6en Namen,
ole in alter @elt befaunt iino, Drr0en
i'm 2aufe oes 8ortrags ertpGbnt. 9r.
Sebrt i1loB NIT elmer 8itte fir eil1
beiieres 8~eritdnOnis Der 2Gnoer url-
tereinan0er, auf @runo ibrer ietpei=
Iigen 8olfsbei6affenbeit nno hires
nationalen gbarafters.
5ralilein Selen gooD tr1g nit e9-
tenn &liuitgefiibl Die folgenoeu 2ieoer
Dor; Spbelin (Sinoing) Blind auf
oein Saar" (Sapon); Still tpie Die
Nadt" (9obm); un0 Den S6lager
ISM often @ien". Sic begleitete iidl
ielblt auf Dem &lapier.
llnter8ei6neter lieB cine 4n5abl
folorierter 2i6tbiloer in georangter
Solge iiber oie 9einmano ipa5ieren.
3uerit muroen Sic beriibmten, eigen-
artig i6onen Sonooiinen am Midi-
gan See, i'm Staate SSnoiana, barge
Itelt, nno oann Der uStarbeo &od
Stote Harf" in Sainois, Elm biigeli-
ges @eldnoe, etna 1000 Mder Inn.
fa1iello, mel6es 100 Meilen iiiomeit-
lib bon Chicago liegt uno nibt mn
lanoi6aftli6 rei3enO, ion6ern aud
BON beoelltenoem biitoril1em Snte-
reiie III, uno ieiner3eit ben Snoia-
nerr, Ben Hionieren oes Mtiiiiiiippi
Gales, uno Dem MilitGr als Sammel-
punft 0iente.
See uno Sets lieferten bic 4n-
regling 81 Dem geleaigen Cell Dec
Mbenos, na6oem porber nod oe1ti6(
2ieoer BON alien Inmeienoen gelll.
gen tpor0en tDaren.
Serbert &ooed, Yr1ii0ent
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

@ir boffen, bob mir balo elm eige-
mes Seim finoen peroen. Ser bier
fir eingeleBte Sa1s=Musi9uB (6ral
S9la9ter, SEER 8ortbelmeB unf
SEER @ideD 1T bereits eifrig an Der
Su6e. Stun lit es an benz Concord
Glub 8u 3eigen, oaB fie ibren Sell 8ur
S6offung oes 9eutiden SauIes bel.
3uIteuern bereit 1ino.
Ser Mrbeits= MuSi9uB.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

beinabe 81 erpa6ner, oaB bonn 6rei-
bier nidts i'm Safe blieb. emil @oe-
De am &laoier unO elm @eiger lorgte
fir flotte Son3multf uno nllr 3u
idneQ oergin9en Die feudtfrobli9en
Stunoen, fir mel6e iid Der geiamte
8erein BEL oben genanntem Serrn
uno leiner lieben 8emablin no6mals
redt ber3li9 beoanft.
NG9lten Sonntag ipielt Die 2iga
in 8ennings, na6mittags 3 llbr, ge-
gen ben German Sport Club" bon
Baltimore. @s miro elm iebr int.
reiantes Spiel CUR @orfiibritng
fommen. Ser Name oes @egners
unlerer &eieroe miro am gnoe Ser
@o1e in Sen 9ages5eitungen be-
fanntgegeben meroen.
gs bliebe Damn idlieBli6 MIR nod
iibrig ale uniere 6reunoe oarauf bin-
8utpeiienz oaB mir am 10. 5ebruar in
Der u&nigbts Of Columbus -Saae
einen Masfenboa peronitalten. Mn
lle6errai6ungen miro es 0ieies Wfal
ni6t feblen uno mer ii6 fir einen
ri6tigen Masfenbaa intereiiiert ioa-
te l1on beute ODER morgen @intritts-
farten foilfen. 8reis pro 8erion
65 Gents einiAl.. Steuer. On |rei-
len fir Die beIten Masfen miro es
ni6t mangeln.
Ser @orftano.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
MGnner- g eIansberein

2esten 5reitag bielt Der uWfdrner-
gelangoerein @%aibington" leine erite
SinqItltn0e al. @s maren 20 Sdn-
ger a~nipeieno uno puroen I6on 5tDei
2ieoer ~einIhaoiert. Sic 8egeiiterllng
Ser antpeIenoen Sanger NOR groB
u1o lit al6 eutes Material porban-
Den. @benio murOe elm DolitGnOiger
8eamtenItab getpdblt. glu6 1T elm
SeIt-&omitee fir oas &on8ert Oes
8altimorer @eIangbereins n@rion".
melbes am %. Sebrltar in Der
.&nigbts Of Columbus -Saae abge-
bolten meroen ion, erm1blt moroen.
Mar @un0Ia6
Ms Setter oes nell gegriinoeten
M1nner-@ eiongpereins in @aibing-
ton ertpGblt, more es beionoers ange~
bro6t, einiges iiber Serrn @unolab,
melder glei9foIs 9irigent 6es
Prior" in Baltimore lit, gu boren.
SIN Sabre 1888 in Chicago, Sl., als
Sobn oes oamoligen gel1i1tli6en
Seroasgebers Ser Slinoiier Staats-
3eitang, Der gr0Bten tdglid erf6ei-
ne1oen 3eitung oes @eltens, geboren,
erbielt er ieine muiifalil6e @r5iebung
bel benz .Mmerican" uno 0gbicago
gonierpatories" Der Weuiif. Mls 9i-
rigent fir Gbor uno &apeaen erbielt
er b0dite @nerfennung. S9on i'm
Mlter BON 10 Sabren leitete er in ct.
2ouis, Mo. peri9ieOene gbore nit
gr0Bten grfolgen lopie S6ngerfeItc
unter ieiner 2eitung, mie Nortb
american SGngefbuno in Chicago,
indianapolis, @lebelano uno Detroit
uno Die 6eitli9feiten Ser ngtortb-
meitern @rbeiter S6ngerbiinoe" in
Chicago, Milmaufee, Bittsburgb uno
Buffalo.
Das befannte Moaart SDmpbonie
Sr6eIter in Detroit uno ou1 Die
German Opera Company" in ct,
2ouis tDuroe ltnter ieiner 2eitltng al
Grfolgen gefiibrt. 8is fur8 Dor Ser
llebernabme oes nMrion". in 8olti-
more leitete @err @unola9 beridie'
oene Gb0re Der Staot philadelphia
Mar @unola6, nelder als Better
0eS bieiigen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS err
ipdblt muroe, miro beitimmt ieir
oenfbar 8eltes I'm, audi bier fem gro
Bes &0nnen 81 5eigenN uno boffer
mir, onB Der MdnnergeiangDereir
balo bon fih boren laiien fam.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
5 Aus nem 8ir9enhretfsn|
@Omcprbia Stride
Gbas. @nDers, gaitor
cote uno s. StrdBe. 81. B.

9ie G%oncproia Qutberii1- Gbange-
lii6e Stride, 2OIte uno 8 StraBe,
g. 49,, miro nddite @o6e Elm Sir.
6eninititltt peranItalten. 9ies miro
am Montog, Dienstag uno Nfitttpoh,
Sen 22.-24. Samtar, abgebalten
meroen. 9ie 8eriammlungen tper-
BEN abenOs IN engIii6er Spra1e ge-
balten tperoen.
linn 7.3O Ibr miro cine 8ibelitun-
Sc gegeben meroen. Serr Baitor
SAUL Sdmio, 8altor Der Suber Dee
mortal Stride in Baltimore, miro bic
lie 8ibelItllnoe leiten.
Inn 500 nbr mer0en @ruppenber-
iammlltngen gebalten.
5rou Yaitor SO. 8omboro, aus
8~ittsburgb, So, miro Die @ruppe
fir iunge 2eute leiten. 6rau Bpm-
baro lit cine erfobrene Mrbeiterin nit
i11ngen 2euten. 9ieie Grippe miro
li6 nit Ser 8eipre6ung uno Der So
lung Der Yrobleme, nit 0enen iltnge
2eute es al tuil baben, befaiien.
SEER 9oftor s. 6. <eggeberg,
9aItor ser ct. Sobonnis Stride 81
Baltimore uno 8rGies oes Atlanti-
I6en 9iitrifts Der @Dongeliiden SD-
NODE, miro oie @rltppe fir Msdnner
leiten. 0ieie @rllppe miro ii6 nit
Sroaer, pelbe oie 8eteiligung Der
MGnner an fir9li6er Arbeit betref=
fen, befoiien.
Sic Srouengr1ppe miro BON fol-
genoen Sralen geleitet perOen: Weon-
tagabenO BON SRI. 9Diinger, Sefres
tarin Der 2utberii9en Sinner Mfiis
lion; 9ienstogabetio BON 5rau $. 8.
Siiber, 8r6iioentin Oes 5rauenfon-
3ilS Ser 8aibington federation RI
Gburhes W}ittmo1obeuo BON 6ralt
9aItor S. 6. 0ettborn, Baltimore,
sic iiber Die &onpention Der Srauen
Union Ser Gpongelii9en SDnoOe in
Buffalo, g. 9. beridten miro.
lin 8 lbr meroen 1i9 ale 81 elmer
qemeinI6aftli1en 8%eriammlung IN
Dem @eieli6aftsIaol einfinoen. Sn
oieier @~eriammlung merOen folgenoe
8aitoren re0en:
@ontogabenb, Serr 8aitor S.
8uebrer, BON Der @riten &eformier-
ten Stride. @r miro iiber D@ie Ste
formierte Stride in europa" einen
@ortrag balten.
9ienstagabenO, SEER 8altor s. S.
&and, BON Der Grace &eformierteu
Stride. Sem 8ortrag miro ii6 mil
Ser @eformierten Stride in Ameri-
ia" befailen.
@itttpodabenO, Serr 8aitor 9. s.
@lodmeloer, bon Der 2utberii6er
&ir6e ser Reformation. @r mirf
iiber n2utber uno oie Stride" reoen
Seoermann lit e~ingelaoen. IS
miro fein @intritt geforOert, aber es
miro an ieoem Nbeno Elm Spfer err
boben tper0en.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
Aus 0ereimsfreitem
9emti6amerifanii6er 9pprt-alnb
@.A.s.G. idlast r9enatprs" iiber.
5etgenO 6-2.

2esten Sonntag CAB es fir ben
&lu6 cine 9oppelfreloe. gritens
iiegte Die 2iga, ipern aud ertpar-
tungsgemaB uno fernerbin 5eigte NM
iere 8eierbe-W eanni6aft cine itdnoi-
&c SormoerbeiIerung i'm Spiel gegen
oie Dug (5-1). Die meiften 2eier
oieies 8eridtes meroen mobl 3euge
BON beioen Spielen gepeien iein, io-
0aB ii6 eigentli9 @in5elbeiten bierin
eriibrigen. Sntereliant eri6eint es
mlnmebr Dem S9reiber, nie mobI
Die peiteren 8ofalipiele ausgelolt
meroen. gs beItebt Die M0gli9feit,
oaB mir bereits in Der na6iten Stun
De nufeinanoer treffen, obpobl oieIer
l1mItano nod better mare, tpenn oas-
ielbe i'm @noipiel 5ltreffen Iolte.
Die nit biel @ei9rei uno Sob an
gefiinoigte Senator-M annf9aft muB-
tie fi9 einem apeitbeiierem @egner beu-
gen uro miro nod biel lernen mill
len, INN unierer 2iga ~ebenbiirtig at
eri9einen. 2eoigli9 taftiide Sebler
unierer 8e~rteioigung berbalfen ben
Senators 81 ben 5tpei Soren uno
oben0rein muroe BON uns nod mutt
milig elm glfmeter beri9oiien. 9as
&eIultat bGtte piel b0ber ousfaaen
miiilen, ieoo9 batten uniere Stiirmer
nit S9iifien pieI SEED auf @run0 0es
Ian0igen 8ooens. 2ouis @omarOs
oemonItrierte mieoerrm boaen0eten
GtiirmerfuBban uno Die &ombina-
tionsmaI1ine unlerer Manni6aft
f[appte i'm oagemeinen iebr befrieoi-
aeno. Sci ben @egnern ~iiberragten
emil uno 2ouis &0nnel, Ipon, 9oof,
Graham uno Srbing. 9ie nmitel-
lung Der Senntormanni9aft in Der
5tpeiten Salb5eit mirfte our6aus
nidt borteilboft. Soffentli9 balten
0ieIe Sungens nun enoli6 5uiammer
uno biIoen einen ebenbiirtigen @eg-
ner.
9as 81 &eiultat lieit fi9 iebr gut,
ieooA oiirfen mir niAt unberiifli4-
tigt laiIen, oaB Der @egner unierer
&eierpe na9 benz beutigen Sabelen.
ftano Die erfolgloielte 6ltBbaamann-
idaft in @albington lit. 9em5ufol'
ge b1tten bieI mebr Gore ge5eigt lper.
ben Iolen. 3u 8eginn Der otueiter
Salb5eit ipielten Die Dug logan
iiberIegen. Gas I6Bt immerno1 81
oenfen. Soften mir oenn oaB oit
n1dfte &unoe UNI ben Bofal uniere
beioen Manni6aften Dieoerum II
Gront iiebt uno oann muB infer Slut
Die gnorunoe getuinnen.
liner Srerno uno neaes Wfitgltef
Gus Golsman batte nit leiner Cir
Iaounq erpartungsgem1B Den &C.
miinidten grfolg. @S lit fabelbafi
nit tpel9er Nufmerfiamteit mir be.
mirtet muroen un0 es eriibrigt lid
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

Am Sonnobeno, Sen 81. Samtar,
miro in Der u&nigbts Of Columbus
@aae, 914-10te StraBe, 81. So, ell
GROCER @ebirgstra9ten-B an" ftatt-
finoen. Mls belonoere Attraftionen
iino 5tpei &apelen uno peri6ieoene
Meuigfeiten in r-Edn5en
genannt. 9ie eifrige Sruppe, mel6e
i6on einen eroBen &reis trelier
Sreunoe bat, miro ml6 oiesmal ibr
8eItes tun, Inn 6en Mbeno in ie0er
9lrt erfolgreid 81 geTtalten. gegin-
men miro mon Inn $50 llbr abenos,
uno miro Elm @intrittspreis bon 30
Gents einidl. Steiier gerehnet uer-
ben. 90 Oenn uauf 8ieoerieben" am
81. Sanuar.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Gpncurb alitb
9amenabtci[nna.

lm 5onntag @benO, ben %. So
nuar, finoet i'm @eb1ltoe Der &iggs
8anf an Der 14ten StraBe, sc. So.
elm gemiili6es 8~eilammeniein oes
9amenpereins oes Concord &lubS
itatt, iDo5lt ale ber5li6 eingelaoen
fino. @uf Dem Brogramm Iteben mll-
iifaliide unterbaltung, @rfrii6un-
gen uno Cana. 9ns &omitee, mel
DIES unter 2eitung bon Srau Quill
ltebt, gibt fid Meiibe, ben 9lbeno 5ll
einem redt gemiitlihen 81 geitalten.
Ser @intrittspreis lit fir Otitglieoer
frei, fir Ni6tmitglieoer % Gents
8ringt 6reunoe nno 8efannte init.
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19
in maditer Isolde

Srettag
nGoncoro Stub 9ireftorium.
oMdnnergeiangperein~, Strobe.
OienStag
.96loroffio".
Wittmp6
u9eutiAer ltnteritiibnngs 8uno~,
0iitrift Scr. 40, Sabresperiommlung.
9onnerstag
.S&amerooi6aftsbuno~.
r~9euti6amerifaniider Sport
&lub".
Washington Journal., 1934-01-19

gbOnniert aaf Sas pSuarnaI"
, 1934-12-08

= 20 ; M
Evening star., 1934-02-25
BLACK WILL PUSH
HORSE RACE BILL
New Yorker Takes Stand Because
Clergy Make Moral
Issue of It."

Representative Black, Democrat, of
New York, announced yesterday he
would push with renewed determina-
tion for action at this session of Con-
gress on his bill to legalize horse and
dog racing in the District, because
clergymen are making moral issue
of it."
"I wasn't so interested in putting
the bill through at this session." Black
declared, until the clergymen began
to oppose it. 1t seems to me that the
clergy is trying to run Washington.
VIRTUALLY every man on the street
that I have talked to is in favor of
legalized racing in the District, and
I am confident my bill has popular
support. The clergymen don't seem
to care what the people want"
The bill is now before the House
District Committee, but no action
will be taken on it until report is
received from the Commissioners. who
last Friday conducted a public hear
ing to ascertain public sentiment on
legalized horse and dog racing.
An unfavorable report on the bill
will be forwarded to Congress by the
District Commissioners, members Of
the board announced yesterday. Both
Commissioners Hazen and Allen have
declared their opposition to race
tracks here.
Evening star., 1934-02-25
WOMAN SUCCUMBS
TO RAZOR WOUNDS
,retary to Moose Official
Found in Hotel Room
With Throat Cut.

Mrs Mae c. Gary, al, of Indian
apolis, private secretary to William
Anderson of Indianapolis, a Loyal
Order of Moose executive, died in
Casualty Hospital last night, about
four hours after she had been found
unconscious in her room in the Plaza
Hotel, with blood flowing from gashes
in her throat and wrists.
Although police declared they were
convinced Mrs. Gary killed herself,
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
withheld issuance of death certifl-
cate, pending further investigation
of the case. He said the case prob
ably would be closed today, however,
after an autopsy by Deputy Coroner
Christopher j. Murphy.
Mrs. Gary was found lying on the
bed in her room by Anderson, secre-
tary Of the indianapolis Lodge and
member of national organizations
supreme council
Anderson. who came here with his
secretary Wednesday to attend the
annual convention of the order, told
Detective Sergt. Jerry Flaherty he
broke into the woman's room after
repeated knocks on the door had
failed to bring any response. He said
he had just returned from a session
Of the convention, which was being
held at the Willard Hotel.
Hanging from the door of a closet
in Mrs. Gary's room, police found a
bedspread with two knots tied in it.
In the knots, they said, were several
strands Of the woman's hair-indicat-
ing, they pointed out, that she had
attempted to hang herself before
slashing her throat and wrists with a
safety razor blade. No suicide notes
were found. however.
Anderson was taken to police head
quarters, where he was questioned ex-
tensively by Flaherty and Macdonald.
He said, according to the detective,
that Mrs. Gary had been under treat
nent for nervous disorder for some
time, and that he had planned to
take her on a trip to Florida In the
hope a vacation would improve her
health. The convention ended last
night, he added, and they had in
tended leaving for the South today.
Mrs. Gary, according to an Associat-
ed Press dispatch from Indianapolis,
obtained divorce from her husband,
Hal Gary, a grocer, several months
ago, after he had been named defend
ant in an alienation of affection suit
filed by another man. Since the d.
vorce, she had been living with her
mother, Mrs. Edith A. Cope. She
formerly worked for the late State
Senator Michael M. Mahoney, who
also was q Moose official.
Evening star., 1934-02-25
George S. Wilson to Resign
Post as Welfare Director
Reported Planning to
Apply for Retirement
about Mgrch 10.
Associates Say He Has
Been Handicapped by
Heart AiIment.

George S. Wilson, director of the
Board Of Public Welfare, who has
been closely identified with the de-
velopment Of Washington's welfare
and penal institutions for nearly "a
years, will retire voluntarily from
District government service within a
few weeks, it was disclosed last night.
More than six months ago Wilson
conflded to a few close personal
friends that he felt he must give up
the welfare post in the near future
because Of the tremendous increase
in work resulting from the serious
unemployment situation.
Just recently he notified members
Of the Welfare Board he planned to
apply for retirement on or about
March 10, when he will observe his
65th birthday anniversary. Formal
announcement has not been made,
but the veteran director will submit
his case to the retirement officials of
the Veterans Administration soon.
Has Heart AiIment.
Wilson has been handicapped by
heart ailment, his associates say
and this led to his decision to step
aside for younger official to tackle
direction Of emergency relief matters
and other increasing problems of ad-
ministration of Washington's now
numerous and growing welfare
agencies.
I'VE are having to develop new
methods to meet new problems" Will
son has told friends, land I know
this calls for the services of
younger and more energetic director.
Wilson'S long service from time to
time has been commended by many
associated with District welfare work
and by members of Congress, who
have handled matters related to the
Welfare Board. He has participated
in the development of Washington
welfare and penal agencies almost
from their inception.
War Born in Ireland.
Wilson was born in County Antrim
Ireland, and came to the United
States in 1889. He studied at Law
renee University, Appleton, Wis, and
won a bachelor of laws degree at the
University of Wisconsin in 1894.
He came to Washington in 1895 as
secretary to the Associated Charities,
holding this position until 1900, when
he became secretary to the Board OF
Public Charities of the District. He
held this position until July /, 1926.
when this agency was succeeded by
the Board of Public Welfare, of which
he was named director.