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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Autornobily.

Ctyflety hoch, bezfcf pres
Belair road blizkosti Glen
Arm v patek, kdyz otec jej vo-
lal k veceri, byl kriticky IRA
men automobilem, ktery z mi
sta melody ujel. D1tku, Arthur
William Knox, rozbita byla leb
ka a zlamany ODE nohy.
- Nehoda ma st. Paul Place
zavinila zatcenf Guy L. Rouse
re Sunbury, Pa, rfdice trucku.
Vinen jest re tff pTestupkd:
Nezastavenf ma miste melody,
neopatrne jfzdy a rfzenf true
ku, kdyz napilym byl. Vrazil
do AUTOMOBILE Williama Di-
nan.
- 27 rok6 stara Edith Mai
ser, nakupovatelka department
n1ho obchodu usmrcena byla V
sobotu, kdyz diva uatomobily
Sc srazily ma Park Heights a.
venue a Violet avenue. Jednfm
z Mich = new Sc kterym = "a
sazena byla a smrtelne crane
ma, kdyz vracela Sc v noci z
prace. Jeden r1dil Albert w.
Boss a druhy Edward j. Offit.
Pc srazce nalezena byla lez1cf
v bezvedom1 mezi kolejemi e.
lektricke kary, z nfz v osudny
okamzik sestoupila. Pc pTive-
zeni il do nemocnice skonala.
Lebka j rozrazena byla.
= James Cannon, 51lety z
Bayonne avenue, potlucen byl,
kdyz automobil jeho pTekotil
Sc ma Grain Highway.
= Ralph Grogan z Fullerton
zatcen byl pro r1zenf automo-
blu, kdyz opilym byl. Auto
mobilem vrazil do jineho ma E.
Joppa road, asi 2 mile cd Tow
Ison.
= 16lety cernoch Elwood
Ross ma Myrtle avenue jedoucf
ma bicyklu, srazen byl z tohoto
jednim automobilem a pora-
men druhym. Druhy automo-
bill pTijel z opacne strany Tfze-
ny cernochem, Williamem Will
liams z Barnes Court. Williams
zatcen byl pro rfzeni automo-
blu bez license.
= Til osoby lehce poraneny
byly V hor1c1m trucku, kdyz
tento vrazil do sloupu ma Du-
lany Valley road, nekolik mil
Cd Towson a chytil Sc. Truck
znicen byl ohnem. Poraneny
byly Blair F. Kluger, jeho man
zelka a nemluvne re Sunbury,
Pa.
= V nedeln1ch automobile
vych nehodach poraneno bylo
sedm osob v Baltimore a biz
kosti m6sta. Zranenl byla leh-
Chic druhu.
= Wax Baltimore and An
napolis spolecnosti vrazil do
trucku ma kTizovatce Maple
road. Ride jeho, John F. Gold
eisen, kupec z Linthicum pora-
men byl. Truck byl rozbit.
- We srazce automobile s e.
lektrickou poulicnf karou po-
ranen byl v pondelf ma Belair
road a Parkside Drive 33lety
Otto William Linton.
= Veliky truck v pondelf
vysinuI Sc ma Frederick avenue
a Riggs lane pres ohradu silnic
nj ma vedlejsf travnfk a do slou
pu a pTekotil Sc. Lez1cf v ira
We hoch, Louis Weckesser z
Frederick avenue, nalezen byl.
Policie udava, re jel ma zadnf
cast trucku. Zranen byl Witt
ne.
Diva JIM hosi take "kradoucf
j1zdu" shozeni byli z trucku
tez. Utekli do svych domov1,
odkud watt byli do nemocnice
a osetTeni. Hochy temi byli:
15lety Clarence Weckesser a
t6hoz veku Howard Hergen-
balm. Truckem rychle jedou-
elm, poskozena byla cast SLIM
ce.
- Theodore McQuaid z
Pennsylvania, rozrazil 81 v Ute
ry lebku, kdyz automobilem
vrazil do sloupu ma Falls road
v bl1zkosti Western Maryland
drahy.
Sc sekerkou ma lahev koTalky.
Ida Jakowski v hospode ma
f. stern aVnnun rOznhnolo co "
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
PTedseda Cerveneho Krize
mrteV.

Walter Booth Brooks, pred
soda Baltimorske cast Cerve-
neho krfze, zemTel We stredu
We v6ku 78 rOk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Mirova schHze.

va uC11lO1lOOA wv OPOJO41o - PC-
radon. Parada vysla Cd Wash
ingtonova pomn1ku a vratila Sc
k tomuto zpet. Pc parade mia
DEE shromazdila Sc v metho-
distskem k~ostele, kde promlu-
vii Rev. DIR. Edmund B. Chafee,
pastor Labor Temple z New
Yorku. "Valka NIUE byti Uni
cena," volal, "jestlize nekolik
vice muz6 a zen rozhodne ne
zabfjeti k Will vlajce anebo "a
jakoukoliv pTfcinou. Zaplati
"a to cenu, budou DAM do "a
larG anebo utrpf jine frosty, a.
lie ma konec jejich prfklad wi
tez1."
V reel sve dial ddraz ma 4
body:
Modernf valky jsou k Will
zisku vyvolavany.
Valka jest racket.
PTipravenost ku valce neza-
branf valce.
Valky jsou zbytecne.
DR.. William Barnhart, pro-
fesor z Hood koleje, v reci sve
dovozoval, re militarism nenf
vice vlastenectvfm, ale re je
zradou ma clovecenstvu a ma
vsemohouc1m Bohu.
"Valka je nejvetsim nepri-
ltelnm IidStVa +" TQkl
Dale pravil: "Kdyby vsichni
ii, kteF1 zabiti anebo zraneni
byli a vSecky ty, ktere vdovami
ucineny byly nebo sirotky We
sv6tov6 valce, pochodovali pc
ctyTech V fadach cd vychodu
do zapadu slunce, vzalo by to
ctyTi roxy, ably skoncili sve po-
chody pc Baltimore ulici."
Edward Lewis z Baltimore
Urban l1gy, kladl dGraz ma po-
tTebu jednoty V Rampant ku u
koncen1 valky.
Parady z1castnilo Sc ma 1900
mladych osob. V parade jelo
nekolik vozd, ma jednom z
nichz znazornena byla "Sku-
tecna cena valky''. Ma voze ma
jednom konci loucila Sc Mar
jory Hulls Otis Mace, jdoucim
do valky, ma druhem konci
pTedstavoval Richard Carey u
smrceneho vojaka, mad nfmz
beduje jeho vdova. Ma vlaj-
kach neSeny byly RUNE napi-
sy, jake: "Militarist je ten, KITE
ry jest hotov obetovati vas Ii
vot pro svoji VAST"
"My odpframe valce z nabo-
zenskych dGvod1";
"Valky pTestanou, kdyz Tide
odepTou bojovati."
= Den skoncen1 svetove val
ky slaven byl v pondeli. Hlav-
MIN bodem dine byla parada
vice neil $500 vojakG, vete-
ranG a civilistG. Pr pametni
bohosluzbe v professionalism
episkopaln1m kostele ST. Paul,
kaplan-kapitan, Rev. Oliver j.
Hart, stanovil, re mir nebude
vladnouti dokud risky z valek
nebudou odstraneny. ze neje-
nom vyrobci munice "a c1lem
tim pfipraveni byti must O W.
delky, ale kazdy cent zisku mu
81 padnouti.
Pred II roxy, Rev. Hart, re-
XII, vojak "v6Til, re vstupujeme
do noveho obdobf, re bojoval
"a nejakym c1lem. Leta nasle-
duj1c1 byla lety sklamani a lid
dnes vid1, re to CO bylo udela-
no We Versailles, "nebyl zadny
mir. Konec oslavy byl no
telu Emerson, kde veterani u
spoTaadli "tanec vftezstvf."
Paradu pred mestskou rad
nic1 pTehlfzeli: mayor Jackson,
byvaly governor Richie, sena-
tori Tydings a Radcliffe a ko-
lionel Jones.
Rec governera Nice cetl ko-
lionel Jones, ktery V pOSlanl
SVEN daval dGraz ma to, re re-
me "stale je We valce = prot
nezamestnanosti a lidske bfde"
Governor zadal vyslouzilce, a.
by Sc pricinili "ku odpomoci
valce teto."
V College Park, Md,
kongresnfk, Jennings Ran
dolph, demokrat v Elkins, Zap.
Virginie, fecnil ku vyslouzil-
cum shromazdenym tam re til
statG a z Distriktu of Column
bia. Povedel jim, re vojenska
vzduchoplavba zdvojnasobena
byti ma, ably odolala najezdu
ciziny. Pet tis1c vojenskych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15

= Panove! Zas1lam Yam a
vsem ctenaT6m Telegraph"
srdecny pozdrav z Kyjova a
zaroven Vas vsechny zveme ma
"Hody" jichz obrazek = kdyz
ne jineho posllame.
S pozdravem,
j. M. Vondracek,
Marie c.. Chytry,
Mrs. Chytry.
Ma Narodnim hrbitove
pohrbena byla We stTedu PAM
Agnes Jurs1k, vdova. Pohreb
konan byl z Dobler avenue do
kostela sv. Vaclava.
Sbor Baltimorske Was
tenky els. III J. c. D., porada
"CARD PARTY pondsli, 18.
listopadu 1885 v $3.50 vecer v
Dslnickem Dome, Madison a
Rose ulic. Pitch - 500 = Bin
go - Pinochle Door Prize.
Listky Is cent?.
- Delnicky POdPOruJlcl Spo-
lex porada Po-
svicenskou zabavu " Delnickem
Dome, Madison a Rose ulic We
stredu, dine ~. Iistopadu 1885
" 8 hodin vecer. Vstupne 4Oc.
Hudbu Tidf p. v. KuliSek. Kaz-
deho uctive I'VE vybor.
" nedeIi, IL .listopadu
1885 v Dslnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic Delnicky
VzdeIavaci Spolek 'POKROK'
sehraje: "DEVCE z HOR", o.
pereta O 3 jednanich. Napsala
H. Svehlova. Zpsvy nacvicili
A. KIimes a S. Vasicek. Rezi-
ser B. Petr. Hudbu T1di p. A.
KIime$, mi. Zacatek o 3. hod.
odpoledne. Vstup volny! Kaz-
dy jest uctive ivan.
" prFiprave: "Plavci ma Volze".
= Milovnfci divadla! Poor!
Jiz V ned6li, dine II. listopadu
zavfta ma jevist6 "Delnickeho
Domu' romanov6 "Devce z
Hor". Kus "D6vce z Hor" je
opereta O trech jednan1ch, KITE
ra docflila a z1skala 81 pochva-
ly cd milovnlkG divadla We sta
rem kraji.
Ovsem pokud 81 pTimyslfme
n5znv k11Su ten nam ieSt6 mic
~nepodava neb je nutno tento
shl6dnouti, abychom sdileli. po-
zitek. Posledne jsem neco pro-
zradil, &C jsem to nemel delat
a proto jen vrele doporucuji
vsem milovnik1m divadla, re
Dude prece jen nejlepsf kdyz
budou vse vid6ti i kdybych
snad i dale n6co prozradil. Ne
zapomente tez, re kus tento Sc
odehrava ma venkove a proto
jak sc sluS1 a patti vse Dude V
krojfch. Dalsf cast vypln1 kras-
ne zp6vy, kterych je V kuse O.
pravdu dost. Tedy ma shleda-
nou II. listopadu V ned6li 0 3.
iodine odpoledne. 0 odstra-
nenf nudy jake vzdy Sc posta-
ra AID. Klimes, mi. a jeho ka-
pela. Nezapomente! Dop.
= Ma Americk6 posvlcen1
Thanksgiving Day., dine %.
1istopadu pTipravuje Dram.
Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk vybor-
nou fraSku ''Staroceske posv1-
cent dedy Moravce". Jest to
povedena svanda, pima zdrave-
no venkovskeho humoru, ktera
rozesmeje i ty nejzarytejs1 ska
redohlfdy. Ovsem, KIDD Sc nechce
smati, must z1stati donna. Ones
nj posv1cen1 Sc jiz tax neslav1
jake Sc slavfvala pred padesati
l6ty, kdy ma nas1ch vesnickach
cekali naSi otcove a dedove tr-
p6liv6 pc cely rok ma posv1cenf
a kdyz pTislo, tax jej oslavova-
Ii, a jak oslavovali, tfeba cely
tyden.> Ukazku, jak takove
Starocesk6 posvfcenf Sc slavf-
valo~, pTedvede Mani starry lesak
deda Moravec, treba byl ma
konec i bit! Del jest spestren
nekolika romanky mladych "a
milovanych pareck1 a jednoho
"usedleho mladence a panny''
''v nejleps1ch letech." Jest tam
take n6kolik podaTenych ven
kovskych figurek jake hostel
nix, policajt, podruhyn6 Braz-
dova a povedeny pan starosta.
Hru nacvicuje PA CihlaT. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStn1 Zprdyy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

= Panove! Zasflam Yam a
vsem ctenaTGm TELEGRAPH"
srdecny pozdrav z Kyjova a
zaroven Vas vsechny zveme ma
"Hody" jichz obrazek = kdyz
ne jin6ho posilame.
S pozdravem,
]. M. Vondracek,
Marie G.. Chytry,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04

were F W. Meyers, ss45; Ideal Paint Shop, $405.
 A petition of Is property owners on Fifth Street was read asking the Council to order the widening of that thoroughfare and the re- locating of the sidewalk on sur vey lines between Gold and Frank lin Avenues
 A lengthy discussion, with no de- cision being reached, was held on the new garbage dump on the Thane road. Many councilmen voiced the opinion that something would have to be done soon" about the system now in vogue, said by many to be inefficient.
 Krause Suggests
 Councilman G. E. Krause suggests that an additional rock wall, con- structed at right angles to the pres ent dumping dock, might give a suitable basin which could be filled with garbage and later with a cov- ering of rock.
 H. R. Shepard, the only applicant, was appointed City Assessor.
 City Clerk Henning read a rough draft of the city budget as the clos ing feature of the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
FIVE ALASKA
 s. s. VESSELS
 60 ON ROUTES

SEATTLE, May 4.-F'ive idle ships are to be returned to active service by the Alaska Steamship Company The vessels are the Lakina, sail ing May 10 for False Pass and way points to Sand Point; Denalia sail ing May Is for Southeast and Southwest Alaska. to Kodiak Island; Dellwood May 25 for Boring Sea ports, Aleutian May 25 for South east and Southwest Alaska replac- ing the steamer Alaska which will be diverted to the Southeast Alaska route, and the Derblay sailing May 29 for Boring Sea and Kotzebue Sound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
VIRGINIA " IS TONED HERE; NOT ABANDONED
Capt. LaGasa of Alaskan Brings Capsized Ves-
 sel Tn Last Night

Her deck house almost total wreck, and her whole hull showing signs of the capsizing to which she was subjected in Lisianski Strait during rough weather recently. the lumber mill boat Virginia ". was lowed into port late last night by the motorship Alaskan
 After Juneau Lumber Mills of ficials had said last week that the Virginia " was damaged beyond hope of salvage, the vessels ap- pearance here caused much water front surprise today. But the mere appearance of the boat does not warrant that she again will go into active service.
 The Virginia w, after she has been unloaded of her large lumber cargo at the Juneau Mills Dock, will be taken to the mill firms grid at Bethel Beach Home for inspection. If the vessels condition is declared sound, she will be re- paired.
 Capt. Art L a c a, dispatched from Juneau in his Alaskan when news of the capsizing reached here, supervised the towing of the ves- sel. It had been announced orig finally that Capt. LaGasa intended to beach the vessel and salvage only the machinery
 Capt. J. L. Hanson and his crew of four men were saved when the vessel capsized enroute from Ju- neau to Kimshan with a load of lumber. They returned to the city on the Northland last Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
GIANTS DEFEAT REDS; HUBBELL
 IN GOOD FORM
D O dgers and Pirates in Pitching Duel-Hol-
 lywood Moves Up

NEW YORK, May 4.-The Giants slammed a to ? victory over the Reds yesterday afternoon in the opening clash of the Leagues lead- CTS in the home stand against the invasion of western clubs of the National League.
 Carl Hubbell's pitching and heavy hitting all down the line made the game a real breeze for New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
IA PASSENGERS ARRIVE H E R E.
 ON 6. P. R. BOAT
Princess Norah in Port
 from Vancouver for
 One-Hour Stay

 Here for a one-hour stay, the Princess Norah berthed at the Pa cific Coast Dock at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night from Vancouver, B, c, Although the vessel did not carry a large quantity of mail, she did discharge IA passengers here. The Canadian Pacific boat left at 8:30 o'clock for Skagway. She is due on Gastineau Channel again near midnight and is scheduled to sale southbound from here at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. The inbound list: From vancouv- CT, B. C.-G. D. Fizzell, Miss E. Blachford. F. Fulgencio, G. Fulgen- cio, MT. and Mrs. Jack Metzgar, Miss E. Sorri, Miss Minnie Gold stein, MT and Mrs. D. Sharpstone, H. Townsend. G. Mattson. c. Car ter, Mrs. L. Sorby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
PITCHING DUEL

BROOKLYN. N. Y, May 4.-The Dodgers chung to second place in the National League after couple of narrow escapes yesterday, by beating the Pirates to 1 in a keenly contested pitching duel be- tween Van Mungo and Jim Weaver
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
GAMES FRIDAY n.e.

Hollywood 8; San Francisco T. Oakland 3; Portland 0. Sacramento l; Seattle B. Los Angeles { Missions 3.
 National League Cincinnati 2; New York 9. Chicago at Philadelphia, rain. St. Louis at Boston, cold. Pittsburg |; Brooklyn 2.
 American League All scheduled games postponed on account of rain or cold weather
 STANDING UF CLUBS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
HOLLYWOOD MOVES UP

LOS ANGELES, May 4.-Holly- wood took second place in the Pa cific Coast League yesterday by trimming the San Francisco Seals 8 to in a free hitting contest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04

day, May 6, at 10 a. m, with the Rev c. c. Personeus. Plans for the Vacation Church School of the summer will be considered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
DRIVERS LICENSES READY

Vehicle operate. licenses for the two-year period ending May 31, 1937, are now available at the office of the City Clerk. Fee, $1
 Drivers must procure their new cards by June 1. Get them now and avoid the rush. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
STYLE OF BUILDING

The old style dark dngy ikept promoting The modern conception of beer that beverage and promugae full will available plant which will be located between the present Southeast Alaska Fair Building and the G. E. Krause Concrete Works in
 The baeing botng will efficiency dependabity.
 All plans and details for the construction of the plant installation machinery and other completed struction will start in the future.
 The location the machinery and equipment has landed in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
MINISTER'S MEET

The Ministerial Association of Juneau and Douglas will meet Mon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04

Approximately 2,G0J acres of farm land in Texas county, Oklahoma has been contracted for terracing projects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
STOCK

The Mount Juno Brewing this time 5OO shares of stock which balance of O0 shares $45O0000
 The proceeds from the sale of this final block the final payments of machinery equipment plant and real
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
The Mount Juno
 Brewing Co.

The brewing industry leading country may be relied upon to return good profit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
CLOSING HOUR LIQUOR CLAUSE
 IS NOT PASSED
Council Gives First Read. ing Okeh to Ordinance,
 Minus Section

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04

Eugene, Ore, all had ordinances legalizing the gaEe.
 School Budget Passed
 Among other business items con- sidered, the most important was the expected passing of the $75, ,189 IS School Budget, presented last meet ing by Grover c. Vim, member of the School Board.
 In order which the councilmen considered them, other items of business included:
 The Territorial Liquor Board was ordered notified that Council had no objection to licenses being grant, ed the Juneau Cold Storage Com- pany or the Elks Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
MARKET IND EARNINGS

tangible market
  and 10000 barrels Including the of brewing and all the profit 10000 barrels would income of 000O good profit each share stock yearly With the population throughout this the above figures will by year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
Paint Job Held Up Rids ruafe Onlenad fnf. raaifatit,cr Il,

Bids were opened for painting the exterior of City Hall, but no con- tract was let. pending an investiga- ton. The lowest bidder was Stanley Sutton with a figure of s298. Others
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04

Empire Classified Ads Pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
EMPLOYEES
CORPORATION AND ITS PURPOSE

incorporated the of the Territory 1933 for the brewing plant the City bottled beer also the manufacturing bong trade in and liquors of all description
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-04
OFFICERS

The Brewing and Oscar Harr, Godfrey and others
The Washington times., 1935-09-20

Xavier Cugat, the Spanish gen
tleman famous for his rhumbas
and tangoes, who was heard regu-
larly over MICS three-hour
Lets Dance" series last year, will
bring his Waldorf-Astoria Orches-
ira to the Earle Theater stage to-
day.
With Cugat at the Earle will
be Carmen Castillo, his featured
vocalist, who is Sonora Cugat off
stage and away from the mike.
Lennie Hayton will take the
'Hit Parade" marchers, including
Kay Thompson, Charles Carlile
and the Rhythm Kings, to Holly
wood for their broadcast tomor'
row on WRC at Z p. m, at which
time Fred Astaire again sings and
taps for radio listeners.
If arrangements can be made,
! Hayton will officiate as musical
director for several of Astaire's s
future films. Astaire has become
a Hayton enthusiast. having found
much favor with the band lead,
er'S support in his radio series.
Annacita Shea, talented young
soprano from Boston and new
conner to the airwaves, will make
her debut on WJSV as guest SOLO
ist of Columbia's Concert Hall to
morrow at 8 p. m. Miss Shea will
sing with the concert orchestra
under the direction Of Victor
Bay. Her first offering will be
the well-known aria, "Voi 10
Sapete," from Mascagni's "Caval-
1eria Rusticana."
Alexander I. Rorke will deliver
the second Of series of three
talks on "The Romance of Irish
Names" over VOL at 7:45 p. m.
tomorrow.
Mr.. Rorke, lecturer, traveller
and noted authority on Irish lore,
has made more than thousand
appearances as lecturer, both in
Ireland and this country.
The third broadcast on this
series will be heard on Saturday,
September %, at the same hour.
The Washington times., 1935-09-20
XAVIER CUGA7
OF RADIO ON
STAGE HERE


WRC-President's Cup Re
gatta, 6:30-6:35 p. m. Con-
cert Hour, 7-S p. m. True
Story Court Of Human Rela-
tons, $780, p. m.
WMAL-DangerOus Para
disc, drama, 6:45-7 p. m.
College PrOm-Grid Experts,
7:3O-S p. m. Beauty Box
Theater-ROSe hampton, 8-9
p. m.
WJSX-Evening Rhythms,
@5:15 p. m. Richard Him.
ber'S Champions, $3.50
p. m. Jerry Freeman's Or
chestra, 1O:3O-11 p. m.
WOL-WashingtOn Radio
Popularity Contest, 9:30.10:15
p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-09-20
$3,50O,OOOin Taxes
Asked Of William Fox
International News Service

William Fox, motion picture
producer and theater owner, owes
the Government more than $3,-
100000 in back taxes, the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau alleged to-
day as it filed an amended an
Swer in the U. S. Board of Tax
Appeals.
The vernmen in 1892
charged Fox owed $1,630,143 in
back taxes for the years of 1929
and 1880, as the result of profits
in transactions with Harley L.
The Washington times., 1935-09-20
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Evening star., 1935-03-29
GUN CLEARS MURDER

PORTSMOUTH. Ohio. March 20 uE1.
The 1884 drought dried up q nearby
stream bed, disclosing q rusty shot
gun. Yesterday q man was convicted
of his brothers staying In 1882 after
the State contended the shotgun had
been used in the staying. and faces
life sentence.
William Burton, 48, was shot and
killed as he sat in his home more than
two years ago. Investigation failed
to uncover any tangible clews.
Last Summer the shotgun was found
in an arid stream bed. The dead mans
brother Joseph, IS; his widow, Mary
Burton. and Grover Doss, whom off,
cials claim Mrs. Burton planned to
marry, were arrested.
Evening star., 1935-03-29
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ANDERSON JULIA Sacred to the mcr,-
sN Of 859 SSG dear mohe Ri! JULIA ANP5R
years ago TO-DAY. Mareh % laIs! aIss'e''
EDWARDS. MoLLIE CARVER. My dear
who departed two years ago today ana
whose memory will be forever beautiful
to her devoted frifnd:5 1fnd5r p cooprp
HARRISON. WILLIAM S. Sacred to the
memory of my dearly beloved father
WILLIAM S. HARRISON who passed 10
the great beyond .wo years ago today
HIS pEXoTED DAUGHTER HELEN H
HARRISON. WILLIAM s. Sacred e. The
who died two years ago today. March
20. 1888
Nv heart cannot tell how miss you.
But only God knows row. miss you.
SF5z5#E A5E# T osEE S2s 2sD RsDs D'SSfHRdHTER LII
LINDSAY. SUSIE J. In loving memory of
our dear mother and Grandmother.
SUSIE J. LINDSAY. who entered eternal
HE life two years ago today March -.
AS We loved her so We miss her
In our memory she is alwsys near.
Loved. remembered. thought Of always.
Bringing many silent tear.
Nothing can ever take away
The love the heart holds dear.
Fond memories linger every day.
Remembrance keeps her near.
LOVING DAUGHTERS AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
MI RRAY. RUSSELL. In loving remem-
brance OF my little buddy mike RUS
SELL MURRAY. who departed this life
nine years ago today. March 20. 1926.
They say time heals broken hearts.
But oh. it seems untrue.
For nine years my heart has ached.
Dear buddy. Iust for you.
UNCLE FRED.
STEVENS. JACOB W. In loving remem-
brance OF my dear husband. JACOB w
STEVENS. who departed this life six
years ago today. March 20. 1929.
Flowers may wither leaves fade and die:
Others may forget YOU. but never will l.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON.
THOMAS, FRANCES c. In memory Of our
dear daughter and sister, FRANCES c.
THOMAS who departed this life one
year ago today. March 80 1884.
She heard a voice we couldn't hear.
Which said You cannot stay
She saw a hand we couldn't see
That beckoned her away.
And when the sun IN all its state
Sets in its Western sky.
She passed through Elory'S solden gate
THE FAMILY.