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Evening star., 1934-10-04
OIL SESSION CALLED.

NEW YORK, October I (R).-The
first Fall meeting of the American
Petroleum Industries Committee has
been called for Thursday, October IL,
to go over the matter Of legislation
and taxation affecting the petroleum
industry.
Evening star., 1934-10-04
AMERADA DIVIDEND VOTED.

NEW YORK, October 4 Especially -
Directors Of Amerada Corp. have de-
elared the regular quarterly dividend
Of so cents per share on the capital
ztock. payable October 3l to stock
holders OF record October Is.
Evening star., 1934-10-04
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Cos at 281a.
Potomac Electric 51z% pfd.-2 at
113h.
Washington Loan IL Trust Co.. at
18l.
Bank Of Bethesda-l0 at rs.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric SO pfd.-2 at III.
Washington Railway & Electric com.
Ia at 800.
Capital Transit Co.-10 at 281z.
Georgetown Gas 5s-$1 900 at 1861.
Evening star., 1934-10-04
W. T. GRANT SALES HIGHER.

NEW YORK, October 4 (P.-Sales
Of w. T. Grant A Co. in September
amounted to s6,571 ,s03, compared
with $6.433,228 in the same month
last year, an increase Of 81 per cent.
Evening star., 1934-10-04
SIOCkS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Amer. Sec. & TT. Co. (S).. 155
Prince Georges Blk. 4 Tr. i6j 20
Wash. Loan & TT. 90 80. 175
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NOTICE or alAsrER.s SALE


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai
under and by virtue OF, and pur-
suant to that certain decree. made
and entered on the md day Of No
veuber. A =. 1854. by she Honor
able jefferson 3. Browne. Judge OF
the Circuit Court of the Twentieth
judicial Circuit OF Monroe County,
Florida. in Chancerx. in that certain
cause therein pending. wherein
Frances A. Bates Joined by her hus-
hand and next friend. " L Bates,
are compiainants. and Lois Busto. a
widow. Lois Marie Btlsto. BelTa
Josephine Ruxto and John F. Busto.
minors. are the defendants. the I'M
dersigned Special Master in Chan
Gerry. appointed by said decree. VIII
offer FOR sale and sell at public out
CRY 10 the highest bidder for cash
before the front door OF the County
Court House, in Key West Monroe
County. Florida. on Monday the It'll
day Of January A y. 1855, (same
being 3 rule day OF said Court and
a legal sales day. during the legal
hours Of sale, to-Wit: between Al
O'clock in the forenoon and :
O'clock in the afternoon of said
day the following described prop
ertys to satisfy said decree by pay
ment of the amounts therein speci-
fled f'a
In Menree Conntvss FLORIDA.
on. the Island OF Key West.
s known an william A. white
heads fnaE delineafed in Feb-
ruary, A. D. 1929. as a part OF
Tract Seven ~. but now bet
ter known as part of Lots
numbered eight (S1 and Nine (sl
OF Square number Two t29 OF
said tract Seven 10. according
sion Thereon, recorded in Deed
Book /. page 3s9. OF the records
in the office OF the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court uf Monroe County.
Florida. and more particularly
described as commencing at the
Westerly corner of Olivia Street
and salt Pond or Bay Road. and
running thence along the South
Westerly side OF said Salt Pond
or Bay Road in 4 Norfhwesterly
direction Ninety-eight 1881 feet.
and six (6) inches: thence at
right angles IN a Southwesterly
direction One hundred I00)
feet thence At right angles in
a Southeasterly direction Twen-
ty-three (23) feet and Six 90
inches. thence at right angles
in = Northeasterly direction
Fourteen (143 feet; thence at
right angles in a Southeasterly
direction SeVsnty-five Hf759 feet
to Olivia Street. thence at right
angles along said Olivia Street
IN q Northeasterly direction
Eighty-six (Sf) feet to the point
or place OF beginning.
AQUILINO LOPEZ TR-,
Special Master In Chancery.
RAYMOND r. LORD.
Solicitor for the Complainnnts.
noy17-s4- dec1-S-15
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D0IIBLHEADR Of
BASEBALL SUNDAY
AcEvEDo Stars 70 HA4
new sLUccERs AND p.
RATES OUTFIT

There vii be doubIsheasler
Of baseball tomorrow afternoon
1t he Navy Field.
Tie Acevedo Stars Vii play IN
both games. meeting ne New
slssers IN the initial contest AMI
ahg On the Pirates IN the night
ca
he batteries VII be Molina
and Rodriguez and Gates and Key
in tie first game. CarboneH and
II. Aceeedo for the Pirates and
GrEfin and Rodriguez Tor the
Slngeers IN the second tit
The first game win start 1t ]
. 'eleek
n he morning the 7uaiox
n play 3 doubIekfa<
stars viii r
IS n the fiEss
shrl ans vii taekle he
81 the last e
s viii start S
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LEcALS

n THE CIRCUIT EOINF OF 1ME.
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
ar THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
~ AID EoR MONROE COUNTY.
X CHANCERF.
HHaa Russell, q single
woman.
Foreclosure Of Lien Of
TAX sale Certificate.
Elizabeth Hoggard Gwynne
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IL appearing By fae affidavit or
FfiIs7a Russell, plaintiff in the above
Stvfeff cause. which said affidavit
has been duly filed IN said cause.
that the said affiant believes that
Elizabeth Hoggard eswsnaes . WI
dow. the defendant N the above
sfvlss7 cause. Is 4 resident OF q state
or eonntry other than the state OF
Florida. namely. the state OF Viz
ginia. and that the residence 81 the
said defendant, Elizabeth Hoggard
CEvnne as particularly as Is
known 70 said affiant is as West
York Street, City Of Norfolk, state
OF Virginia. and that there = no
person N the state Of Florida the
service Of 4 subpoena upon whom
would bind said defendant. Eliza
beth Hoggard Gwynne. Further.
that said afffant believes that the
age Of the said defendant. Elizabeth
Hoggard Cswynne. IS OYER twenty
one years.
1t il therefore ordered that Eliza-
beth Hoggard Gwynne. 3 widow.
the defendant IN the above styled
Gauss. be and she Is hereby re-
Qulred 10 appear 70 the bill OF COM
plant in said cause on Monday. The
9Th day Of January. A D. 1885,
otherwise the allegations Of said
bin VIII be taken as confessed by
said defendant
Il IS further ordered that this or
der be published once a week Tor
four consecutive weeks IN The Key
West Citizen. a newspaper pub
lished in Monroe County. State OF
F1orffla.
Dated this SIN day Of December,
4 y. 1884.
fc1fcuit Court Seal)
ROSS G. SAWYER.
Clerk Circuit Court. Twentieth
Judicial Circuit OF Florida. in and
Tor Monroe County.
j. LANCEIa0T LESTER,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
decS-15-22-2g. 1854. JAMS. 1885
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hssltaked mements then vert IN.
aniahle q moods I anathamassssa
lhsm silently for disturbing nv
peace
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8 nine Eoin' % murder frIals. !
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sly hand. which mas conveying
the Bit al toast to M mouth. sfonpad
short II mfa-air.
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SAaI C. ANDERSON,
rs. Order Fer Pnb1leation
rERCY A. COOK and BEATRICE
COOK. his wife. and IL
Defendants.
IT appearing by affidavit OF T.
E Price. attorney for the plaintiff
filed IN the above styled and en-
titled cause that the defendants
Percy a. Cook and Beatrice Cook
his wife. and H. G. Kaesemeyer. nre
each n0n@resifleuts OF the State OF
Florida and that It Is the belief OF.
the affiant that the said defendants
Percy A. Cook and Beatrice Cook.
are residents Of Scott Plains. New
York. and that the defendant. n C..
Eaesemeyer. is a resident of Sutt-
ley. New Jersey. and that his adj
dress is No. 191 Suttley Avenue.
Nuftfey. New Jersey. and that there
IS no person within the state OF
Florida service of q subpoena upon
whom would bind the said s1sfend-
ants and that Il is the belief q said
affiant that each of the said de-
fendants are over the age OF twenty
one sears It is therefore nrdered
that the said defendants. Percy A..
Cook and Beatrice Cook. his wife.
and - G. KaeSe n1exer and EACH OF
them. be and kheE are hereby re-
4u1red TO appear 70 the all OF COM
plant filed in this said cause on or
before Monday. the 9Th day or
January. A d 1885, otherwise the
alleeationS OF said bin OF COM
plaIuf win be taken IS confessed BY
said defendants
1t Is further ordered that this or
her BE published once q week for
f.sr,r s,1fSznsl1ffrn seeks IN the Key.
West Citizen. a newspaper OF gen
eral circulation. published in MOn-
roe County, Florida
This the tn day OF December. A
D 1884.
fcT. CT. SEAIs3
ROSS C. SAWYER.
Clerk Circuit Court OF Monroe Coan-
tE Florida
PRICE. PRICE & HANCOCK
Solicitor fof Plaintiff
dacs-1S-22-2s. 1sss and JAMS 1855
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LEcA1S
NoTIcE % FIxAL DIsCHARGE

NOTICE OF FIe<AL DISCHARGES
II THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
n AID FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
In Re, Estate Of
CHARLES SAUNDERS.
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned as adminlstra.
tor win on the 14th day 81 Decern-
her. 1884. present - the Hon Hugh
Gum, County Judge in and for
Monroe County, Florida. final re-
port and vouchers and vii ask his
approval Of same ana Tor 1fnal dis
charge as administrator in the Es-
tate Of Charles Saunders de-
ceased
Dated At Key west Florida, this
October 10th. 1854
CHARLES MORTIMER SAUNDERS
As Administrators Aforesaid.
oet98.x7: novs-1e ~a7-74. dec1-s-1s-
-
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N THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA.

= =
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN re Estate Of.
3 ALEXANDER KNOWLES.
Deceased.
IS an creditors. ieeatees. dis
tFihnteess and all persons having
claims or demands AGAINST said es-
& Yaa, and each of vdu; are hereby
nptified and. Required TO present any
claims and demands which you, or
either Of yod may have against the
estate of Alexander. Knowles de-
ceased, late Of Monroe County, Flor-
ida. Is me Honorable Hugh Gum.
County dudge Of Monroe County. at
his office in the County Court House
in Key West. Monroe County, Flor
ida. within twelve months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice. viz. November 18th. 1884
Dated this November nth. a. d.
ALFRED r. KNOWLES.
administrator Of Estate of Alexan-
der Knowles, Deceased.
RAYMOND R LORD.
Attorney for Administrator.
novI7-24s aec1-S-15-22-2 % :
jan5-12. 1885.
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Today's Horoscope

This person s toe fond Of sen
sation ana may eednes quits
reckless u the nz.uit q pleas
IRE. There 5 inkiestioh q some
success n early lie BIT Ehe lat
ssr dos seen eI0uay, ant there
j. d&aset that tie nina nay be
GENE dexotsd "a ckashg futile
projeets. Set the mind in =
steady. groove. to avoid. IS fal
as possible. these adverse condi-
lions.
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HEREFORD, Eng.A fifth d
vorce hae been granted Mrs. Fos-
sic Sullivan Parr- Brodeen-P arr-
I.ane. = yeen old. 81 tbs city.
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The winner Of this series VII.
|nIar the Adams Dairy zen I ID
rat nov VIC fhe Aaama h..neh
Win use. but iron the reports /
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not th;nk 4 u,onld Is fair. = NAV
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA. TWENTIETH AUDI
CTAL CIRCUIT. MONROE C0UN-
TT. IN CHANCERF.
BE5RTAI.AN ROSA.
Plaintiff.

VS.
HELEN K0sA,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by affidavit the
sworn hfll filed in the above-stated
cause chat Helen Rosa. the defend
ant therein named, is a nonresident
of the State Of Florida. and that she
resides At Elekatrazawod. Moscow.
Russia, and that she is over the
age OF twentS-one years: It Is
therefore ordered that said non-
resident defendant be and she Is
hereby Required TO appear - the
bill OF complaint filed in said cause
on or before Monday, the 1th day
OF January. A d 1855. otherwise
The allegations OF said bill viii be
taken as confessed by said de-
PENDANT
II IS further ordered that this or
der be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Key West Citizen. a newspaper pub
lfshed N said County and State
This 18th day OF Nov 1854
lSEALl ROSS c. SAWYER.
Clerk Circuit Court.
By FLORENCE E SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk
VA H. MALONE
Solicitor for Complainant.
ncy1T-2xs dec1-s-1s
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LADIES' BEAUTIFUL SILK
HOSE, Perfect LEGS. --latest
colors. Sizes 8 II to 10 IL. q
pairs 81. Postpaid, Sttisfac-
ton guaranteed. Economv
Hosiery Co, ASheboro. =. c.
siecs- *
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ADDRESS ENVELOPES 81 home.
sparetime; IS to SIS weekly.
Experience uunecessarr- Dixni-
fled work Send stamp for par
ticulars. HAWKINS. Dept 50.
Box IS. Hammond. Ind.
decE- Itx
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n. Died April g, 1910.

1sse-Alexander J. cassatt,
nuted president Of the Psnnzyl-
sania Railroad. born in Pitts
bureh. Died Dec. IS. 1906.
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Gen. Batter alleges Fascis
plot 70 overthrow government.
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LEGAlS
TO sToCKHoLDERs

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders az The Key West Realty
Company OF KEY West. Fiqrlea.
win be held At its Office IN the
FIRST National Rank Building. cor
ner of Duval and Front Streets IN
the city OF Key West, Floriea, n
o'clock p M on Tuesday, Jauuary
18th. 1885. for the purpose 81 elect
ing directors for the ensning year
and for the transaction Of such
other business as NAV properly
come before said meeting
WI. r. WARREN.
President.
waI. r. PORTER.
<acTftnry.
- aees -22-ss
II THE CIRCUIT C0ERTSM and
ron sf08R0E 1sOINT2s FL0fR-
IDA. TWENTIETH drufCEAIl
CIRCUIT. 4INuCHANCEHY.
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ASA ne BioFson.
n esa pAsrss.
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Clerk Circuit Court OF Monroe Conn
tx Florida
IPRICE. PRICE & HANCOCK.
Solicitor fof plaintiff
dscS- -22-2s. 1ss8 and JAMS, 1856
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So now. dear fans go out Mon
day night and vote for your fav-
orite player.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-cabin Cruiser, IS
feet in length. First class con
diti0n. Apply At Office Of TIE
Citizen. 1eE5-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
STUDENT IS SHOT, XII. LIED IN FHOID-UP
MANYOUTbREAKS
 TAKE PLACE IN FRENCH NATION
Hatreds Famed by Fall of Doumergue Cabinet
 Herriot Hooted

PARIS, Nov 11.-Armistice Day was the signal for renewed out breaks between rival French politi- cal organizations and their hatreds were famed by the fall of the Doumergue Cabinet.
 Gunfights occurred in the streets of Paris and brawls in several oth- CT French cities, the Nations hon. age to the war dead.
 Many persons were injured in rioting in front of the Memorial to the war dead at Narbonne with Communists and opponents ex- changing blows.
 The police repeatedly broke up crowds in front of the hotel here where Herriot lives. He was shout ed and hooted and asked to resign from the present Cabinet. Yester- day he was hooted in his home town of Lyon at the conclusion of a a speech.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
By ALEXANDER R. GEORGE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Anoth- big battle in Congress over the Bonus-the most bitter since the bonus army's invasion of Washing ton in 1932-is in prospect this winter.
 The demands of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars for immediate governmental action despite warning by President Roosevelt of it's danger to the re- covery program, indicates that powerful pressure will be placed on the new Congress for immedi- ate cash payment of adjusted com pensation certificates.
 It is estimated that between $2,- 000, 100000 and $2,4O0,O0O,0OO would be needed to pay the bonus in full. Representative Wright Patman of Texas, who for several years has been a leader of bonus-supporting forces in Congress, is expected to introduce a measure similar to his bill which passed the House last March, but died in the Senate.
 House Passed It
 The Patman bill authorized im- mediate payment of the bonus in new money-the issuance of $2 ,200,- 100000 in United States notes of small denominations against the gold supply of the Treasury and to be maintained at a parity with other paper currency.
 The House passed the bill by a vote of 295 to 125 despite the op- position of President Roosevelt and the protest of administration leaders that the measure struck at the very heart of the recovery program" The senate, which two weeks before the house vote defeat ed a similar bill, did not take up the Patman measure
 Political observers here are of the opinion that the bonus would receive enough support to pass both the House and Senate in the new Congress, but that it probably would be defeated on a second vote in the Senate after veto by the President.
 Long A Thorny Issue
 In his speech at Roanoke, Va, President Roosevelt inferentially stated that any bonus payments to war veterans should await at least the. relief of millions of persons whose conditions were far worse than those of the average veteran He also warned that the credit re- sources of the nation must be con- served.
 The bonus was thorny issue al- so for Presidents Coolidge and Hoo- yer.
 Certificates are held by some 3,543,000 former service men. the value of the average certificate
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
TRUCKS RUMBLE ASCITY REPAIRS
 STORM DAMAGE
Ma yor Orders Immediate Fillin g of Holes
 Torn Tn Road

The rumble of dump trucks through the city streets today told the story of Juneau's move to repair the wreckage done her waterfront Saturday afternoon when a sudden 50-mile gale swept up Gastineau Channel from the southeast.
 Twenty trucks were called out by Mayor Isadore Goldstein yesterday and were used all day and again today in taking fill for great holes torn by the grasping waves along Willoughby Avenue. Cavities, ex- tending into the road as far as ten feet in some places, were being filled with crushed rock.
 No estimate as to the damage done the city by the roaring wind, termed the worst that has ever hit the Juneau harbor, was made today. Mayor Goldstein said the amount that the city would have to pay would run into several thou sand dollars, but that it was inn possible to give an accurate esti- mate today. The fact that all busi- ness houses were closed today for an Armistice Day holiday added to the delay in estimating the cost of the damage.
 Citizens, today, were still dis cussing the terrific suddenness of the storm which broke, without warning near noon Saturday, and then stopped, almost as suddenly shortly after 2:30 o'clock that af- ternoon.
 Battles Waves
 Stories of both near-tragedy and comedy were mingled. Capt. Martin Hoist of the herring boat Wilson. -------------------------
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
All GIVEN
 OPPORTUNITY
 TO MAKE GOOD
Senator Says He Will Pres ent Evidence on Waste
 of Relief Funds

WASHINGTON, Nov 12.-United States Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, Republican Independent has agreed to lay before Harry L. Hopkins, Relief Administrator, evil dence that he has of shameless waste" of relief funds.
 Borah has arranged to confer this week with Dallas w. Dort, Chief Investigator of the Relief Administration, after receiving a letter from Hopkins saying any conditions alleged by Borah would mot be tolerated for one moment. , The Idaho Senator was asked to furnish particulars to substantiate his charges and was promised quick action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
YALE GRADUATE
 FALL s IN FIGHT
 IN LOS ANGELES
Lawrence L. Lyons, of Uni versity of So. California,
 Dies in Robbery

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. R.- Lawrence Leonard Lyons, Yale graduate and medical student at the University of Southern Cali fornia, was shot to death in Little Harlem when he gave battle to two negroes who held him up.
 Dennis Wells, another negro, who said he was an eye witness to the shooting, called the police and identified two suspects who were arrested later.
 2 Wells said he heard fight, look ed out of a window and saw Lyons battling desperately with two ne- 'groes. Well said one negro sud- denly pulled pistol and started beating the student, finally re- versed the weapon and shot Lyons through the forehead. Then the negro rifled Lyons's pockets and walked away
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
SLAIN BY PUCILIST;
 MOB ENRACED

IRON RIVER, Michigan, Nov. 12. Accused of staying priest, Mag loire Labelle hid today behind the law while enraged men from the north woods demanded to know where the police had taken him.
 Labelle, former pugilist. was arrested as he stood over the crum- pied form of the Rev. James Len hart, aged 63 years, retired pastor and priest. The priest was so bad ly beaten and kicked that he died.
 Labelle was arrested. He asserted the priest had broken up his home, as Mrs. Labelle was the pas tors housekeeper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
Floating BreWery
 Reaches Ketchikan;
 To COuer SEE. AIaska

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Nov. 12.- The old sailing schooner Alumna, believed to be the only floating brewery in the world, has been lowed here from Seattle by the tug Akutan The floating brewery will ply along the Southeast Alas ka coast, making and selling beer as she goes. The venture is ex- pected to furnish $20,000 to $35 ,000 in tax revenues for the Territorial coffers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
Congress Belieued Facing
 ssMOst Bitter" Bonus Fight

being $988. Loans on the certifi- cates, however, have been made to 2,870,000 veterans, or 80 per cent of those holding certificates.
 Adjusted service credit is com puted on the basis of amount of active service in excess of 60 days in the military or naval forces after April 5, 1917, and before July 1, 1919. For each day of overseas service, $1.25 is allowed while for each day of home service the al- lowance is $1.
 Advocates of cash payment con- tend it would boost the nations purchasing power by putting money into circulation in all sections ot the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
TRIBUTE PAID TO DEAD WHO
 FELL IN WAR
President and Wife Lead in Observances Tn Na-
 tional Capital

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Ar- mistice Day moved Presiden t Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt to pay tribute to the sol- dier dead and prompted the First Lady to say word of the miseries of war.
 The President, leading thousands on the pilgrimage to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, carried a wreath in remembrance.
 Mrs. Roosevelt added a bouquet of white chrysanthemums.
 Over the radio, Mrs. Roosevelt urged the youth to be trained to amity and understanding for other countries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-12
U. PRESIDENT
 HEADING NEW
 ADV. COUNCIL
Will Assist Economic Sc. curity Committee to
 Draft Program

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has appointed an Advisory Council, headed by F. P. Graham, President of the Univer- sity of North Carolina, to assist the committee on Economic Se- curity in formulating program for unemployment insurance, old age security or pension, to be pre- sented by the President at the forthcoming session of congress.
 So far the plan is in plastic form. One of the few definite point s about the proposal is that a pay roll tax will be levied but in what amount is yet to be determined.