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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-20
Will Rogers in
Judge.Priest'

Commenting recently III Ills
typical, breezy manner about the
agitation for more wholesome
films, Americas popular philoSo
pher Will Rogers ventured the
opinion that some Of his films
were so clean as to be uninterest
ing.
Judge Priest" showing this
week at the Fox, would pass the
most critical board of censorship
and yet it hasn't a dull moment
It has Will Rogers at his best in
the role of the loveable. lazy, Ken
lucky circuit court judge, made
famous in the stories of Irwin s.
Cobb.
Judge Priest" the film, cap
lures much of the atmosphere
and spirit of the South famed in
song and story, negroes singing
MY Old Kentucky Home" in the
moonlight, fragrant jasmine and
honeysuckle, broad VerandaS and
mint juleps. It also recreates the
pettiness and provincialiSm OF
small town life in the South a
generation ago.
Rogers Best to Date
For nigh onto 80 years Judge
Priest has been conducting court
in his own fashion in this small
Kentucky town, melting out justice
without adhering too strictly to
the letter of the law. No one has
ever questioned his integrity or
ability until in the heat of am cleo
ton campaign his rival for the
bench challenges his authority to
sit in an assault case in which his
young nephew is attorney for the
accused.
Judge Priest returns to the
court in the role of associate
counsel and brings the case to a
successful termination. The jury
is made up of old friends of the
judge, former comrades in arms
in the so-called war between the
States.
This is probably Will Rogers
best effort to date. He is the
perfect Judge Priest. AS in most
of his previous films he is cast
in the role of matchmaker, renew
ing the obstacles that beset the
young lovers.
Besides Will Rogers own IA
miliar brand of humor. there is
that of Stepin Fechit who is
cast as Judge Priests shiftless
handy man. You will enjoy see
ing Will Rogers and Stepin Fechit
going down the road together on
fishing expedition.
The Big Scene
For dramatic interest the high
light of the film is the courtroom
scene with Henry B. Walthal on
the stand telling the story of the
Battalion of Death. The comedy
highlight also occurs during the
courtroom session in the efforts
of one of the slightly inebiated
jurors to hit the cuspidor with
his wad of chawin' tobacco.
In the supporting cast are
David Landau, Anita Louise and
Francis Lord and other capable
actors.
One of the most dramatic real
life pisodes ever filmed is shown
this week in Hearst Metrotone
News, the assassination of King
Alexander and French Foreign
Minister Barthou.
Will Mahoney is featured in an
amusing short "She's My Lilly.
A Fitzpatrick journey to Hol-
land in tulip time and an ami.
mated cartoon comprise the rest
of the program. T. j. K.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-20
= til StA paE
Jean Parker and Jimmy Dunn
Starred in "Hove q Heart"
AsScreen Feature
By ANDREW r. KELLEY

Amos Andy, whose loud speaker following numbered
in the Millions here person again This time they have
Bill Hay their with them that the D. M air
audience must be thoroughly satisfied.
Their act consists of the broadcasting script which
featured Amos stump speech-favorite the
then voice manipulation showing how they those
mythical characters such the Kngfh Brother Crawford
Henry Van Porter and Lghtnin. 1t went over solidy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-20
MI OWE
CLOCK

When the feature begins:
EARLE
JOE E. BROWN in
"SIX DAY BIKE RIDER
II A. NJ, l 80, I :25, 1925,
1905 P. NJ. Stage shows
at II :25, 1925. 6:2C,
9:05 P. NJ.
METROPOLITAN
GRACE MOORE in
CONE NIGHT OF LOVE"
1890 A. M, y 20, 2:10,
4 :O5, 5 :55, 1850 9 40 P. NJ.
RKO KEITH'S
FRED ASTAIRE in
"THE GAY DIVORCE"
II :32 A. NJ, l 80, 3 :32, 5 80,
1882. 9:32 P. NJ.
FOX
JAMES DUNN IN
"HAVE A HEART"
10: As A. NJ, %, 4 10. 6:55
9:45 P. NJ. Stage shows at
1890, 3:15; 6, $50 T. NJ.
PALACE
WILL ROGERS in
JUDGE PRIEST, -
II A. NJ, lilo, 500, $50,
7:4O, 9:45 P. NJ.
COLUMBIA
NORMA SHEARER in
"THE BARRETTS OF
WIMPOLE STREET"
II A. M, 1:1O, 3:2O, $50,
TAO, 9:45 P. NJ.
FOUR MILLS BROTHERS
on stage at l, 3, 5, 7, 9. P. NJ.
CHAT, COAT AND GLOVES
-, ., 4, 6, 8, 10 P. NJ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-20
BIRTHDAY SHOW AT EARLE
Maxine Doyle and Guy Nbbee
Head Monster Show for
EorIe's Birthday

October leaves around the marquee and lobby and huge
birthday cake with four candles the stage the festive
atmosphere at the Earle this week For it anniversary
and Maxine Doyle is back with her Hollywood diploma.
Guy Wonders has gathered monster show sacrificed
of to build around the orchestra pit
bring the merrymerrv chorus closer to the audience
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13

kivegzes elol meg mindig ehhez
a vedekezeshez fordulnanak, de
peldaul Michigan allamban soha
tobbe ilyen modon nem vedekez-
ne egy gyilkos sem. Merit. Michi-
ganben mines kivegzes es az elet-
fogyt:glani fegyhaz meg italian
kellemesebb az eletfogytiglani te-
bolydanal.
Teljesen akkor sem szolga1tat-
nanak hat igazsagot, ha az 6riilt-
seggel vedekezo gyilkosokat be-
csuknak a tebolydaba, de akkor
legalabb nem lenne szegyenteljes
nevetseg targya az egesz bro
sagunk.
Es akkor mem lenne kenytelen
szaz- meg szazezer szegeny en-
Der erezni, hogy a gazdagoknak
szabad gyilkolni, inert meg
torlo torvenyeket csak szegeny
emberek ellen csinaltak.
Je1enleg azonban EFT szegeny
emberek JOGGAL erik. Mert
jelenleg, sajnos, EZ A HELY.
ZET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13

nemzetkozi gonosztev6i bunosek
azokban a bunokben, amiket ra-
juk olvastak, azok Du Pontok
aeve4ebH IS ajanlataibol mar meg
vannak bunossegr6l gy6z6dve.
Meggyozte 6ket az hirtelen
engedekenyseg, amely EFT az
ajanlatot benyutatta veluk a SEE
natusi bizottsaghoz.
Csakhogy kes6!
Minden gondolkozo es minden
ertelmes ember AIT gondolja ma
gaban, hogy inert mem el6bb
csak egy evvel, csak egy felevvel
a vizsgalat elott jottek ezzel az
inditvannyal, amikor meg a jo.
hiszemusegukben mem kellett
volna mindenkinek ketelkedni.
Mert ilyen keson, levelek hui
lasan, madar tavozasan? Mert?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13

A new slogan which is going the
rounds in fashions realm is "the coat
with muff." 1t is a movement which
is being enthusiastically endorsed far
and wide, both because of it's smart
style appeal and it's practicability. In
stead of buying coat trimmed with
fox, mink. nutria, or whatever the fur,
and then starting out on a wearisome
search for a muff to match, all you
have to do is to ask your sales person
for fur-trimmed coat with muff. The
picture shows particularly handsome
muff and coat combination which was
one of several displayed at a recent
style exhibit given by the Chicago
Wholesale Market council. There are
many high-fashion details in this outfit
which bespeak important fashion
trends. The fact that this coat ID
fashioned with cape is significant.
AS is often the case in this seasons
coat styling, this cape, which by the
way is Of Russian caracul, is detach-
able-can be taken off and worn with
your new wool one-piece street dress.
The new Russian neckline is inter-
preted in the high collar. Silver fox
is the fur, the caracul muff being
trimmed with the tails.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13

1t speaks well for fashion when it
carries over successfully from one sea-
son to another as is trne of the shirt
waist frock. On the present style pro-
gram the shirtwaist frock victoriously
holds it's own as smart for daytime
wear. 1t Is now being tailored of
timely light woolens or novelty weaves
and even printed velveteen and vel
vets in rich autumn hues are being
fashioned shirtwaist-wise. There is a
new material just brought out this sea
son which yields most happily to the
popular shirtwaist styling. 1t is an
all-bemberg surah cloth, being one of
those synthetic weaves such ;as is win
ming favor among even the best of
leading designers The great hue and
cry for the dress which can lbe accept
ably and comfortably worn under the
heavy winter coat Is admirably met in
the shirtwaist dress pictured. An all
bemberg surah cloth checked in black
and red, fashions 1T. An Egyptian mo-
tit, at the collar ornaments the neck
line.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
Silks Making Loveliest
Showing in Many Seasons

The silk parade now sweeping New
York and soon to cross the continent,
has brought forth the loveliest showing
in many seasons in New York win
dows. Green plays prominent part in
these silk displays along with rich
brocades and velvets in "churchly"
shades of green and purple.
A fascinating collection of silk
dresses of the past century is linked
with modern silks. among them q
qnaint 1860 green striped taffeta with
today's fashionable tunic, an 1880 stiff
satin hustle gown in the rich dark
green which is again SO much in the
limefight, while an 1883 Lyons velvet
gown by Worth, inspired by a portrait
Of Louis N1v's sister. is gorgeous in
blue green velvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
'"LElEl-Ek HuLlkShn .

landoan megszegtek.
De a kihallgatasok egyel6re
megsziintek, inert feltek tole,
hogy a vilag nemzetei fellazad-
max, ha az elrejtett nemzetkozi
biinoket megismerik maguk
fortelmes valojaban.
A kihaIlgatasok a legtobb en-
bert meggy6ztek, hogy a hadi-
miHiomosok egyt6l-egyig ember-
hust es hazat arultak es arulnak
mikor ARA lehetoseg nyilik profit
mellett.
De akik akkor meg mem hittel
Ell, meg mem voltak biztosak ben
Inc, hogy a tomeggyilkossagol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
STYLE NOTES

sSeason OF elaborate millinery lis
anticipated.
Fur; is lawished on most every
thing.
Stitched velvet hat in rich color
is smart.
Green costumes with brown ae-
cents. are outstanding.
Metal glitters throughout both
day land. night mode.
'Berets are fashioned Of tweed to
match. costume.
Sleeves piay dramatic role in the
latest fashions.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
AT M0NDJAK, B0l0ND VOLT

Egy gyilkost szabadlabra en-
gedtek Detroitban mutt heten.
Mem mentettek fel, de ket tar
gyalason az ,eskudtszek nem tu-
dott megegyezni es inert ket
targyalas mar tizezrekbe keriilt
idaig is varosnak, szabadon en-
gedtek a vadlottat.
A gentleman a felesege szere-
tojet szurta agyon es minthogy
tetten ertek, bunosseget mem is
tagadta.
De vedelem ket "szakertot"
fogott maganak, akik napokon at
magyarazgattak, hogy a gyi1kos-
sag pillanataban tenyleg besza-
mithatatlan allapotban volt
gyilkos.
Az iigyeszseg termeszetesen
EFT vedekezest mem hagyta $40
nelkul es szinten ket elokelo
orvos-szakertovel magyaraztatta,
hogy a gyi1kos nagyon is ertel-
mes volt, mikor neje szeretojet
megolte.
i Es az eskudtszeknek napokon
at ha1lgatni ke1lett, hogy negy
orvos marakodik egymassal es
! negyfelekeppen igyekeznek ma
gyarazni, hogy oriilt volt-e, vagy
sem, aki a vadlottak padjan tilt
e16tttik.
! Az a szegyen es a gyalazat a
dologban, hogy az orvosszakert6
urak mem tudomanyuk szerint,
hanem aszerint magyaraznak,
! hogy a nagyszerii napidijat kitol
kapjak.
i Ha vedelem ve1etleniil azokat
szakert6ket fogadta volna, akik
" iigyeszt szolga1tak, akkor azok
eppen olyan hiisegesen bizonyi-
tottak volna, hogy mem volt
6rult vedencuk. Is az ugyesz
orvos-szakertoi a vedelem jol fl
zetett szolgalataban, az orult-
seq mellett eskldtek voina.
Ugy latszik, SGT koztudomasu,
: fhogy az orvosok nern fognak egy-
: hamar lemondani err6l a SEE
\ gyenletes racketrol, hogy min
4 dig akadnak neves es elokel6 en-
:, berek, akik hajlandok 1esznek a
4 napidijak szerint eskudni.
Az helyzet tehat, hogy akik
gyi1kolnak es nincs penziik, azok
Ibemennek a bortonbe. De akik-
mex van penziik, azok hires es
|neves orvos-szakert6ket fogad-
max Is bebizonyitjak magukrol,
hogy biintett pillanataban, de
csakis abban a pillanatban, meg
voltak oru1ve.
/ Es tiz ilyen eset koziil kilenc-
ben felmentik vadlottat.
i Mem ez az egyetlen eset es
modszer ARA, hogy gazdag en-
berek a buntett kovetkezmenyei
alol kibujnak, de soha mem te-
SILK annyira nevetsegesse es sza-
nalmassa az igazsagszolgaltatas-
max nevezett t0rvenykezest, mint
ezekiel az 6riiltsegi komediakkal.
! A polgarsag csak egyetlen mo-
don tudna vedekezni ez ellen
piszkos racket ellen Is lit lenne
a legf6bb ideje, hogy ezt meg
tegyek.
A kozvelemeny tomegnyomasa
alatt torvenyt kellene hozatni,
amely "pillanatnyi" elmezavart
toriilje XII a torvenykezes So
rab6l.
Az 6rulteket termeszetesen
senki mem akarja fele16ssegre
vonni. inert tudjuk mindnyajan,
hogy nincsenek cselekedeteik tu-
databan.
| Am aki 6riilt, AIT csukjak az
egesz eletiikre t6bolydaba, XII
lonosen akkor, ha mar egyszer
6rultsegukben gyilkoltak.
j Termeszetesen sok esetben a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13

u Hats turned up at the back are
Urged by almost all our leading mil
liners. They are becoming with the
new way of wearing curls on the nape
Of the neck
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13

valosaggal shokkoltak az orsza-
got mutt heten, mikor maguk
ajanlottak a szenatusi bizottsag-
max, hogy a kormany csapjon a
kezeikre.
Levelet irt az egyik Du Pont
Nye fele bizottsagnak. amely-
ben ait ajanljak, hogy a municios
ipart helyezzek szigoru szovet-
segi ellenorzes ala, amelyben
szabjak meg "a megengedhet6
"szereny profitot" az iparnak.
Minthogy a Du Pontok hala
listen ebben az evben rendes
osztalekon kiviil mar ket EXTRA
osztalekot fizettek, nagyon erde-
kes lenne megtudni, hogy mi le-
het az szereny profit, amirol a
hadi-mlliomosok, ezek tomeg-
gyilkosok almodoznak.
A mask "szereny;' inditva-
nyuk, hogy municio kuTfoldre
va1o szallitasat szinten a legszi-
gorubban ellenorizze a kongresz-
szus egy bizottsaga.
Mem kell ezeket az "ellen-
orzeseket' komolyan venni az
olvasoknak.
A Du Pontok nagyon jol tud-
jak, hogy a kormanynak rende-
sen ok, kivaltsagosak, toke-
SEX az urai es az "e1ienorzest"
azok vegeznek, akik felett Ok
uralkodnak.
Hiszen kormany -ellenorzes volt
idaig is sok vallalatban, hiszen
a kozszolgalati vallalatokat min
dig ellenoriztek, de az ellen6rzes
komoly dolgot soha mem jelen-
tett es azert veszi nep ma a
kozszolgalati vallalatokat a sajat
kezebe.
A harmadik inditvany a leger-
dekesebb es talan a legszemtele.
nebb valamennyi kozt.
Farizeus pofaval ait inditva.
nyozzak a nemzetkozi tomeg.
gyilkosok, hogy haboru idejer
profit nelkiil legyen kenytelen q
municios ipar hadiszereket szal
litani a kormanynak.
Mintha hallottunk volna maj
| ilyen dajkameseket az utolso ha
boruban.
| Mintha o1vastunk volna es hal
lottunk volna remek szonoklato
kat azokrol Macy hazafiakrol
akik akkor a hazat evi egy dol
larokert szolgaltak. A Charlie
Schwabok, meg a tobbi crookok
akik nemzetiszinii gloriat esaptal
a kalapjukhoz, rnikor az egy dol
laros dzsabokba beiiltek.
Es mintha haboru utan hal
lottunk volna fel6le, hogy az egy
dollaros honfiak sajat ,vallala
taiknak milyen nagyszerii. milyer
zsirtol csepeg6 kontraktokat jut
tattak, amelyek aztan az egy
dollar melle sok-sok milli6 dol
lart juttattak nagy hazafial
zsebeibe.
A nagyt6ke megmutatta a wi
laghaboruban az iigazi arcat, a;
igazi falanksagat; akkor reszeg
re hizta magat a veres profittol
akkor ,habzsolva valtotta aranyrs
az embervert, de azert a dollaro.
maszlagot csak beadtak.
! Eppen ICY meme XII 1nunicios
gazemberek profit ne1kuli" mi
kodese, mikor haboruban alma
a hazajuk, annit idaig mindie
!keszsegesen eladtak, ha ARA We
v6ket talaltak.
Eek a masz1agok nem szedi.
tenek meg senki jozan ernbert
legfeljebb ait kerdezi minden er-
telmes ember onmagatol, hogy
ha mar a Du Pontok egyszerre
hazafiak lettek es lie akarnak a
haza javara a profitr6l mondani.
ha mar a kormanyt ellen6rnek
invitaljak, inert ilyen kes8n, le-
velek hullasan. .. :"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
KIlonleges Aj1nat

A Forni-fele Alpenkrauter mem kozonseges
kereskedelm arucikk, csakis helyi igynokok
arusitjak. Egy IA ounce orvoss&got tartalma-
zo kulonleges probauveget kdlddnk Onnek,
bermentes postal szallitassal egy dollarert,
ha bekuldi mellekelt szelvknyt
Dr.. Peter Fahrney Z Sons Co.
26of Washington Blvd. CHICAGO, I'LL.
vammentes kuIdse canadaba.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-25

Paris ermany's reply tothe French
looking toward direct Frepch-G rman
n egotiations from disarmament does not
nudge one inch from the original Ger
man demand for immediate rearma-
ment it was learned today. The reply
was delivered today and experts i'm.
mediately prepared its tex: for trans
mission 10 foreign Minister Joseph Paul
Bancour
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-25

warehouse to provide for the proper stor
age and security. gauglng and regau2
ing. entry and removal of distilled spi
rits; to provide for warehouse receipts
for bottling in bond. for the proper label
ing of bonded packages. and for the pay
ment of all warehouse charges,
Sec. 2. ~ That all distilled spirits in
troduced into, manufactured in. sold in.
and exported from the Municipality of
St. Croix shall be truthfuIy labeled. In
fractions against this section shall be
pun shaoIe in the police court as INSIDE
meanors.
10 rhe terms Saint CroiX Rum" or
Santa Cruz Rum when used as the
sole designation on a label or other pack
age designation may be used TO desig
nate only ri produced in the Munich
patty of ST. Croix from Cane juice or
syrup from which no sugar has Oeen ex-
tracted. or from su gar, and which con-
Iains no admixture of factory molasses,
commonly known as black strap molas-
ses.
(c) The terms Saint Croix Rum
Blended" or Santa Crnz Blended" may
be used to designate only St. Croix rum
as defined ABOVE with which there has
beer no admixtura OF other disulled spi
rits regardless Of proportion. Any pro-
duct the result of blending by the admix-
ture of other distilled spirits with ST.
Croix ru II as defined above mast be de-
signa1ed by the use of the word blended
on IT'S label or package designation.
I'D the term aged rum or distilled
spirit may be used TO designate only
rum or distilled spirit which is at least
two years old. The actual age shall be
Indicated on the lab-l.
(e) The term bonded" rum or distiII.
ed spirit may be used TO designate rum
or otner distilled spirit aged in govern
ment bonded warehouse: The actual age
OF all bonded rum or distilled spirit
shall be indicated on the label.
If The proof of rum or distilled SUI
rit manufactured in the Municipality
must be indicated on the label or pack
age designation
Sec 3. la fhat rum or other distilled
spirits shall ne manufactured or pro 1uc-
ed 10 the Municipality of st. Croix only
by those DosS essing license for sucn
purpose issued by the Governor. A fine
of not less than $4,000 and not more than
$500 90 shall be impose by the District
Courl or any person manufacturing or
producing rum or otner distilled spirits
without the license prescribed herein
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-25

Mr.. Harry A. Kenning. Iife-saving
Field Representative American Red
Cross will arrive IN ST. Crox today on
the S Fort ST. George. +" Mr.. Ken
ming visited the Virgin Islands after
the hurricane of 1928 and conducted at
that time courses in swimming and life
saving Mr. Kenning will give courses
in swimming Friday and Saturday Of
this week
The schooner Roma" chartered by
the Bul.Insuar Line 10 bring the cargo
this week 70 the Virgin stands arrived
lest night with "A tons Of general cargo
for Christians red
SIS Fort ST. George from New
York is expected to arrve at Frpderik-
sted this afternoon.
A cable message from ST. Thomas
received ia Chrstiansted today conveys
the information that if weather permits
the Danish training ship Danmark"
will arrive in Frederiksted on Monday
morning and will be there until Tuesday
afternoon.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-25
FOR SALE

At Estate Constitution Hill Pure bred
apd graded Milking goats
Nm BEATTY
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-25

Az ~ 49, 1A) AAN9A)
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CROJX
Continued from Tribune Jan. oath
End f'ember for Christiansted Town
(Chahert) proposed that the Chairman
name the three members TO serve on the
committee
The vote.was taken on the motion
made by 2ud Member for Christansted
Town (Chabert) with the result that IL |
members voted for: none against.
Accordingly the Chairman appointed
the following members to investigate /
and report at the next meeting on Item
of the order of the day.
Ist Member for ChristianSted Town
(Canegsta). 1st Member for Frederik-
sted Town (MarWin) and Sid Member
tor Fred4riksted Country District
(NolD.
Item 5.
CDlonia! Council Bill No. a. Intro
duction of and lst discussion on
Colonial 1uncl Bill No. "a. draft
of an ordinance to regulate and
control the manufacture and sale
of alcoholic beverages 10 the Munl-
cipaity of ST. Croix and for other
purposes. Introduced by The,
Rum Stand 4rdiz alton Commits
sion.
The Bill reads:
Council Bill No "a
Tenth Council-Flrst Session
1888 1884
DRAFT OF ORDINANCE
to reg ulate and control the manufacture
and sale of alcoholic beverages in the
Municipality of ST. Crox and foo other
purposes.
Belt enacted by the Colonial Council Of
the Municipality of St. Croix in session
assembled:
Sec. l. (a) That the Governor be, and
be is hereby, authorized to establish
bonded warehouse in the Municipality of
St. Croix for the storage and aging OF
distilled spirits.
(b) That the Governor be. and he is
hereby, authorized upon recommends
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-25

SIS Fort ST. George fror
York is expected to arrive at Fl
sted this afternoon
Evening star., 1934-12-31

January |, 1885, am, E. S. T. History! Another
chapter in the history of the American newspaper will
be written this time when the Associated Press in
augurates WIREPHoTO service.
Evening star., 1934-12-31

10000 miles of leased connecting "a cities in the United State
will bring columns The Star the day pictures
speedily will have this
in Washington
WREPHOTO outstanding developments the pres
age which would been considered fan
dream 20 ago today tits actua It's here Think Of
it, The 1885 daily columns The Star include pictures Of Celebrities
arriving in New York. apane crash St. Louis serious fire
Detroit taking the oath of office Boston all these in the
paper THE SAME DAY.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-11-09
DRAINAGE PROJECT AND
SEA WALL FOR CRISFIELD

A drainage project, and the con-
struction of fifteen miles of sea wall
at Crisfield, is proposed by George L.
Radcliffe, P. w. A. Director for Mary
land and Congressman Goldsborough,
it was announced this week.
Roughly, the proposal would mean
the building of approximately fifteen
miles of sea wall; the construction Of
about $50 automatic flood gates; the
employment of several hundred men
for a period of sveral months, and
would reclaim approximately ten thou
sand acres of land in Crisfield, As
bury and Lawson's Districts and the
drainage Of approximately fifty thou
sand acres in the same area. The
cost would be around fifty thousand
dollars.