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Evening star., 1936-09-04
Magistrate Cited
Before Governor
On Drunk
Nice Summons Alleged
Occupant of Tipsy
Drivers Car.
Ev tre Associated Press

EV IEt ASSOCidtCu 3AcoS.
BALTIMORE, September .4.-Gov.
Harry w. Nice yesterday summoned
a magistrate to appear before him
next Tuesday on a charge, made by
State police, that the justice was
drunk.
The accused magistrate is Allen
Shipley of Elkridge. Md, witnesses at
the recent trial of Lyman T. Vess.
convicted of driving while drunk, said
that Shipley was in the back seat OF
Vess' car and that he told Vess he
would take care of him if he got
into any trouble"
The Governors letter to Shipley.
mailed after the Vess trial, said:
"On August 10 acquainted you
with the fact that charges had been
filed against you with me. which
charges were to the effect that you
had been under the influence OF
liquor on numerous occasions, and in
my communication I called on you
to send me your resignation. To this
letter I have received no reply. You
are, therefore, now advised that, un-
der date of August 4, 1896, the fol-
lowing charges were filed with me
against you:
Charge BY Policeman.
Respectfully report that for the
past 10 days Justice Allen Shipley of
Elkridge has been drunk and not in
a condition to try cases. On Sunday,
July 26, I observed several men car
rying Judge Shipley between them
and putting him in car, being too
drunk to get along by himself.
Later that day Detective Sergt
Conaroy observed Judge Shipley walk
ing between his home and the boule-
ward. He was staggering from one
side of the road to the other at that
time On August 2, again observed
Judge Shipley and he was in drunken
condition at that time. OF course, no
cases are being taken before him, but
it is a great inconvenience to both
motorists and ourselves to take cases
! from Elkridge back miles to the next
magistrate in Howard County. Due
to frequent drunks, We are unable to
! set cases ahead before this magistrate.
"A. E. MARKLEY.
Maryland State Police
Hearing Date Set.
II have fixed Tuesday, September
8. 1886, for the hearing of these
charges The case will be heard in the
executive Office in the Governors resi-
dence. at Annapolis, on the above date
at 2:30 pm. You. of course, are per-
Evening star., 1936-09-04
u. S. CRIME PREVENTION
BUREAU IS FORESEEN
Justice Department Official Says
One Purpose Would Be Uni
form Laws.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANDUSKY, Ohio, September A.
Edwin J. Crowley of Cleveland, dis
trict director of the United States De-
partment Of Justice, in an address be-
fore the American Crime Congress,
said yesterday he believed national
crime prevention bureau soon would
be established by the Department Of
Justice.
More than 200 law enforcement Of
ficers from Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana.
Illinois and Pennsylvania attended the
conference at nearby Cedar Point.
Crowley said one purpose of the
bureau would be to make the laws of
all States uniform. He declined to
say when the bureau would be started,
but added he understood 1t is in the
process Of formation.
Appellate Judge Manuel Levine Of
Evening star., 1936-09-04
Leader Gets Ear for Music.

After playing request music for a
patron the leader Of an orchestra at
Bella Crkva, Yugoslavia, got his tip N
form he had not expected. zhive
Prodanov, after playing Gypsy tunes a
long time for Milan Prodanov, who
had asked for music to fit his mood
Evening star., 1936-09-04
MEXICAN CITY RAIDED
Four Killed as Outlaws Pillage
Stores, Burn Records.

OAxACA, Mexico, September 4 Up.
-Four men were killed yesterday
when band of outlaws swept through
this city.
Two army captains, Antonio Zer-
memo and Jesus Lopez. and Corpl.
Sebastian Salatar were shot to death
by the invading band.
Hector Morineau, an employe of the
Agricultural Bank, was killed when
the bandits looted it of $4,000 pesos.
The outlaws proceeded through the
city, raiding the railroad station and
many stores and setting fire to rec
ords in courts and public Offices.
1t was the second such raid this
week
Evening star., 1936-09-04
STRIKE OF INVENTORS
URGED AT CONVENTION
Walkout to Get Congressional
Action on Legislation De-
sired Is Proposed.

BY IRE Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September
A Nationwide strike of inventors,
to get congressional action on wanted
legislation, was suggested by Richard
Evening star., 1936-09-04
Hearing Date Set.

II have fixed Tuesday, September
8. 1886, for the hearing of these
charges. The case will be heard in the
executive Office in the Governors resi-
dence. at Annapolis, on the above date
at 2:30 pm. You. of course, are per-
Evening star., 1936-09-04

we would get from Washington the
recognition we richly deserve.
There certainly should be Federal
fund available to provide loans to in
ventors who need money to complete
their work."
Evening star., 1936-09-04

demanded tip for himself and tbs
orchestra. Milan refused to pay and
fight followed. The orchestra leade.
clinched with the patron and bit of
the tip Of his ear.
Evening star., 1936-09-04

Cleveland praised Gov Martin L.
Davey for refusing to honor extradi-
ton papers from Oklahoma in the
case Of Carlton Chiffon, wanted for q
theft committed % years ago.
Evening star., 1936-09-04
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MEDITERRANEAN and all Europe-De
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The Washington times., 1936-09-02
-VUTE NWEHICNN-
Maher Inquest Today

The District coroner will hold an
inquest today into the death Of
Thomas F. Maher, 80, of 500 Kan
sas Ave. N. W., who died in ProVi-
dence Hospital yesterday of injur-
les received when he was knocked
down by a truck Sunday morning
at Sherman Circle.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
QUIERE Ell D CO.
BRAR 10 QUE LIE U
SPENCER Y BYRON
Sc dieron instrucciones al abO-
gado cOnsultor Sutton

La comisi6n del condado di6
aver instrucciones a su aboga-
do consultor, Sr. Sutton, para
que trate de cobrar, por todos
los medios legales a su alcan-
ce, los 1882 que adeuda ell ex
sheriff Spencer y los $1,257
que debe Lucien Byron, exjefe
de la policia de transito del
Icondado. Spencer tiene una
Ifianza de $4,000 y E.yron una
de $4,000.
Sutton pedira tambien a
Spencer que entregue 1854 OBJ
tenidOs como pruebas y a By
ron que pague $15 de una fian
"a.
Spencer debe los 1882 Dor
excesO de honorarios cObradOs.
La cantidad que Sc reclama
a Byron es por fianzas incau.
tadas y multas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
Sc MATO EN-
UN CoNOCIDO JOVEN
DE TAMPA
Tome una capsuIa conteniendO
un fuerte toxico

Clearwater, JUNO 13.-To-
mando una capsula que conte-
MIA un fuerte veneno, Sc suici-
do aver en- la playa ell conoci-
do joven tampeno Thomas M.
Watrous, de 81 amos, abogado
de profession. Ell juez de paz
F. 1. Gates, que examine ell ca
.daver, declare innecesario ell
efectuar una Investigation.
Watrous tom6 ell veneno sen
.tado en- su automovil, frente a
un establecimiento de refres
COS de la playa.
Frank Robson, que lie acorn
pahaba, no pudo evitar que su
cOmpanero Sc envenenase, pues
Sc hallaba fuera 9el cOche.
Robson, estudiante de medi-
Gina, lie auxili6 inmediatamen-
tie, pero sin resultado favora :
Bile. Media bora despues Wa
.trous falfecia. lie sobreviven
un hermanO y t6es hermanas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
NO ES A D
CUEZ Ell v QUE Es-
ia EN- LA CARCEL

Contestando a diferentes pre-
guntas que nos han sido hechas
podemos informar a nuestroi
lectores que ell joven Orlando
E. Rodriguez, de % amos, es
tudiante de Georgia Tech, .
gresor del detective Hensley,
no es Ell joven Orlando Rodrf
guez a quien en- los dfas de-
machadatO hiri6 g~ravemente e
"tigre" Arsenic Ortiz.
Los jovenes revolucionario'
con los cuales hemos habladO
nos dicen que Orlando Rodrf
guez 81 estuvo en- Tampa; pc.
ro que no es ell mismo indivi
duo que acometi6 a tirOs, e.
jueves, a un agente secreto que
trataba de arrestarlo.
Hensley sigue en- ell hospital
municipal con I'm brazo roto
una herida superficial en- Ell pc
cho y una lesion en- la cabeza.
FL nuevo consul de Cuba, Sr
Juan A. Perez, telegrafi6 aver
al juez Rodriguez Cardenas,
de la provincial de Santa Cha
ra, dicisndOle que Ell encarce.
lado acui no es su hijO.
Cinco acusaciones Sc presen
tarOn aver contra ell jCven en-
la cOrte que preside ell juez
Cornelius.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
.OS CANDIDATES. QUE RE-
COMIENDA Ell CLUB La
TIN AMERICAN CIVIC

Ell Sr. r. MOrteIIaro, presi-
dente del Latin American CT :
vic Club, nos manda en- una
carta los nombres de los can
didatos que su club apoya, y
som: Fred p. Cone, para 60
bernadOr; w. S. (BiIl) Spark
man, tasador de cOntribuciO :
mes; J. R. Mcleod, sheriff; j.
r. Hines, juez de Ia corte de 10
criminal; Jose E. Williams, fis
cal del cOndado; Nick c. Nuc-
clio, cOmisiOnado pOr ell distrito
No. /; Al ChiaramOnte, MEM
bro de la Junta de Edueacion;
Lorenzo Hernandez, juez de
paz; F. J. Diaz, cOndestable, y
Representatives. Ben E. Raw :
Inns y William c. Pierce.
Queda complacido ell Sr.
Mortellaro.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
LANDON GREE QUE SU
PARTIDO EN-
NOVIEMBRE
Pasard por Ell "TerritoriO
del EnemigO"

Topeka, Kansas, JUNO 13.-
Hablando aver de su nomina-
.ci6n a la presidencia, hecha por
ell partido Republican,, ALI. M.
Landon, gobernador del estado,
manifesto ell deseo de avanzar
|sobre ell enemigo. POGO despues
enviaba un mensaje de confian-
"a a la convention, congratula-
la al coroel Knox, su compahe-
TO de candidatura, y hablaba
por telefono con John D. M
Hamilton, cabeza del comite ma.
cionaI, pidiendole arreglase una
en~trevista suya con Knox para
ell pr6ximo lunes.
Preguntado 81 avanzaria So
bre ell territorio del enemigo,
contest6: ST, pero quisiera una
definici6n del territorio enemi-
go.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
UNA Gaia A
DOS GAToS Y UN RATION

Una gaia prOpiedad del nj
no Albert Bostick, hijo de los
espOsos C. w. Bostick, de la
cuadra 5000 de la avenida Ro-
me, Ofrece hoy a Tampa la sOr-
|presa de amamantar al mismo
tempo a seis gaticos y un ra-
ton. Los gaticos y ell ration Sc
alientan juntos,, como 81 fueran
de la misma familia.
Creese Que es la primera ga
ia que ha adOptado como hijo
suyo a un ration.
SCu&l ser& ell resultado Fl =
nal? STratara la gaia de CO :
brarse con la carne del ration la
leche que ahOra lie permite to-
mar?
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
KNOX DE COMPLETE A
CUERDO CON LANDON
La nomination fte ana
sOTpreSG para 81

Chicago, JUNO 13.-El publ
cista Frank Knox, nominado a.
yer para la vicepresidencia de
la Rep1blica por ell partido Re.
publicano, manifesto que esta
de complete acuerdo con la inter
pretaci6n que ell gobernador
Landon da a la plataforma o
'programa aprobado. Knox Sc
enter6 de su nomination en- Mi.
chi2an City, Indiana, cuando al.
morzaba en- compania de su es.
posa. Ia nomination fue para
mi una sorpresa. 70 Ihabia di,
cho que no era candidate, al So
lir de Cleveland, y no esperabs
que las cosas tomaran ell rumbC
que tomaron."
Knox recibi6 aver centenarel
de telegramas de congratula.
ci6n y numerosos ramos de flo.
res.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
Los Bales en- ell Cfrcalo

Los Bales en- ell CfrcalO
La reputada orquesta de
Hartley Toots y sus Mucha-
chos de Miel' hara hoy su pri-
mera presentation en- Tampa.
tocando en- la hermosa sala de
bale del palacio del Circrlo Gu
bano.
Como va dijimos en- otra oca-
sion, esta orquesta figura entire
las mejores de su clase en- todc
ell pals.
Durante los meses del invier.
no estuvo tocando en- ell Rock
land Palace, de Miami.
Ademas del bale de hoy, Ia
orquesta ofrecera manana un
programa especial, en- matinee.
tocando entire las A de la tarde y
las 8 de la noche.
La secci6n de recreo espers
que la juventrd aproveche la o,
portunidad de bailar, a m6dicc
precio, con I'm conjunto de IA
ma n%acional.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
LA MESA REDONDA PIDE
LA SUBSTITUTION DE SEIS
SECRETARIES E INSPEC-
torres

A Ia comisi6n del condado Sc
present6 aver Ell j6ven a5ogado
j. Milton McEwen, en- represen
taci6n de la mesa redonda lie
presidentes de clubs cfvicos, y
pidi6 la susti uci6n de seis Sc
cretarios e inspectores de cole
GIGS electorales y el nombra-
miento de otros nuevos.
Les que saldran de Suz pues-
tos, 81 la comisi6n asi 10 acrer-
ia, son s.. F. Ndnez, del prescin
to ~; DR.. Gustavo Porro, del
IA; Rev. Walter Mccall, del
16; Jose Alfonso, del 27; Robert
ral'e, del AZ, y C.. G. Curtis,
81 SO.
Los nuevos recomendados
son Oliver j. Holmes, Fernando
Castro, jr., R. B. Beatty, John
v. Madden, Alvin McHargue Y
Burris Watts.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
LOS BONOS A LOS VETERA.
NOS EMPEzAR ~ RE-
PARTfRSE Ell 1 nS~

Los carterOs De Tampa en-
pezaran a repdttH ell lunes los
bonos u los veter pos de la que
IRA mundial QueA residen en-
Tampa. Ia oficinaN OOal de CO
rJeos, q~amimArada por Mr.. j.
EDGAR Wall, calcula que lie
gaS Il tarde del unes Sc Id ran
repartido aQui 81, 100 OOOs FL
total de la distribution en- Fl Icon
dado sera de 100000.
Los bonOs han sidO remitidos
en- cartas certificadas. Sobre la
Importance Y forma de la dis
tribuci6n hablara es.a noche
por la radio, a4as las, estaci6n
WDAE, el cOmandante Sam
Harrison, superintendent del
serviciO postal de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
La Fiesta del Centre AstariGno

La Fiesta del Centre Astaridno
La semana pr6xima, ell saba
do 20, Sc verificara la gran Yer
bena del Centre Asturiano, en-
la pista de galgos de Sulphur
Springs. Sc han fijado precios
populares, con ell fin de que pue-
da asistir ell mayor n1mero po-
sible de socios del Centre y sus
amigos.
Entire los asistentes Sc rega-
lara IN billete de pasaje a la
Habana con gastos, o un equi-
valente de $50.
Tocaran dos orquestas, Don
Francisco Y La Tropical, en- Ell
amplio salon.
Patrocina la Verbena, segGn
va hemos anunciado, la secci6n
de intereses.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
JESSE JONES ESCAP CON
VIDA DE UN
DE AVIACION
Ell derOplGnO Sc incendi6 a an
GIturG de 1000 pies

GIturG de 1000 pies
Dallas, Texas, junio 13.-Un
aeroplano en- ell que viajaban
Jesse Jones, presidente de la
Corporation de Reconstruction
Financiera, y cua.ro personals
mas, Sc incendi6 en- ell aire, a
1000 pies de altura, y ell photo
hizo un aterrizaje forzoso, GER
ca de Ferris, salvando su vida y
la de los pasajeros. Ell aeropla-
no Sc dirigia a Houston, desde
Dallas, donde Jones liza a asistir
a un almuerzO en- honor del pre-
sidente Roosevelt. Edwin Hef-
ley, ell photo, dice qre al darse
cuenta del fuego hizo un descen
so rapido, con la esperanto de
apagar las llamas, pero no 10
consigui6, decidiendo entonces
a .errizar. Eugene Schacker, de
Houston, ell copiloto recibi6 que
maduras en- los brazos v las
'piernas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
INTENSIFICADA EN- NEIL
co LA CON-
IRA Ell ALCOHOL
Hay pObIGciOnes dOnde no Sc
Venden bebidGS alcoholics

Ciudad de MEXICO, JUNO 49,
Mantiene ell gobierno de Mejico
por deseo del presidente Lazaro
Cardenas, una activa campana
contra ell vicio del alcohol y Ell
consume del pulque y la tequi-
la, los azotes de la indiada.
FL ministro de salud p1blica,
DR.. Jose Sirrob, utiliza los pc
ri6dicos y la radio para recO-
mendar al pueblo la temperan-
ella. Hay pueblos pe9uehos en-
les es ADDS de Coahuila y Ia
maulipas donde no Sc venden
bebidas alcoholics en- estableei-
mientos p1blicos. Recientemen-
tie ell pueblo de San Pedro, en-
Coahuila, acord6 no expedif
mas licencias de cantina. Tabas-
co permanece "seco" desde los
dias de Garrido Canabal y en-
Sonora estan a punto de modifi-
carse las leyes secas que estable
ciera, siendO gobernador Ell Sr.
RodolfO Gales, hijo del EXPIRE
sidente.
Cardenas dice que los espaho-
les, los conquistadores, trajeron
ell alcohol al pals.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
JURO SU CARGO Ell NUEVO
FISCAL FEDERAL

A las IL de la manana de hoy,
en- la corte federal, ell juez Aker
man tom6 ell juramento de fis-
cal de este dis:rito al Sr. Her
bert S. Phillips, ell %prominente
abegado.
, Asistieron a la ceremonial los
miembros de las sociedades de
abogados del condado.
Phillips fue nombrado para
cubrir la vacante del fiscal
Holland, que pas6 al puesto del
expulsado juez Ritter.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
vIAJERo DE KEY E

LEGO hoy a Tampa, proce :
den de Key West, ell Sr. Pc
dro Olivia, que viene a visitar a
sus hijos, Pedro y Rail, resi- :
denies en- ell 1903 de la Move
ma avenida.
FL Sr. Olivia pertenece a la
Qrden Caballero de la Luz des
de hace Sc amos Y a los Caba-
lleros del Aguila de ORC desde
hace 40.
LIE damos la mas cordial
bienvenida al estimado amigo
Y cumplido caballero.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
Ell BGile de estG nOcke

La Sociedad del Dulce Nom
bre, a la que nos hemos referido
en- los 1ltimos dias, celebrara
esta noche un bale, en- la sala
del convento San Jose, a benefit
clio del fondo de fabrication de
una nueva iglesia en- Ybor City.
Centenares de tickets" de
entrada Sc han vendido por las
madrinas y la comisi6n organi-
zadora, unidas en- Ell empeno de
entretener honestamente a la
juventud y contribuir al mismc
tempo a que los cat6licos ybor-
citehos tengan una iglesia dig.
ma de su religiosidad y devo-
ci6n.
Por ser sabado Sc ha dispues.
to que ell bale commence a las IL
de la noche, con la orquesta de
Don Francisco, la predilecta de
nuestros salones para las pie
zas americans. La senal de re
tirada Sc dara a las dos, seg1n
10 acordado.
El terreno adyacente Sc ha
iluminado con lamparas japo-
nesas y bombillas americanas.
En- este terrno Sc han colocado
las mesas de modo que los asis-
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
CIRcULoEL RUMOR DE
QUE CAFFERY SERA


, HabanA, JUNO l3.-cirOA6
aver Ell rumOr de que seria tras
ladado a MejicO, en- sustitu :
cicn de MIR. Daniels, Ell Sr. JEFF
.fersOn Caffery, Unpopular enA
bajadOr de los EstAdos UnidOS
en- Cuba.
En- Ia secretaria de eAtadO Sc
dijO a los PeriOdistas que sc
trata de un bulO, no de una no
ItiSia veridiea.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
'UN ELEVAD0H CAYO DIES
DE UNA ALTURA DE IL Pr
SOS

New York, JUNO 13.-Un ele
vador que llevaba varios hon.
bres y mujeres descendi6 violen
tamente desde una altura de IL
pisos al s6tano; pero solo tres
de los 20 pasajeros sufrieron
lesiones de importancia.
Tres mujeres fueron llevadas
a un hospital con heridas en- la
cabeza y dos con huesos fractu-
radios.
FL operator, que habia per-
dido ell dominic del aparatO sal
to al llegar al s6tano y result6
ileso.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
Pedido en- mGtrimonio

Pedidd en- mGtTImOnto
La senorita Orestia Canto, hi
ia de los esposos Camilla y Jose
r.. Canto, ha sido pedida en- ma
trimonio por ell correcto j6ven
Laudelino Sousa.
FL dia IL la simpatica seno-
rita recibi6 a s1s amistades, con
motive de su onomastico.
AL tempo que felicitamos a
la encantadora Orestia, por su
cumpleanos, hacemos votos poy
su dicha y porque pronto Sc
vean realizados sus mas fer
vientes deseos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
NOTAS SOCIAIES

tentes puedan conner, refrescar
y descansar.
I'm exito auguramos a la CO.
mission organizadora de la fies-
ia.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
LOS PREVISORES
DEL

Sc ruega a los Associates Pen.
sionistas pasen por la Oficina
hoy Sabado, de z a 10 pam.
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Great Falls, Mont.

Mrs. L. Fenter, William Fenter,
Arthur Ellis, Patricia and Robert
Walker were in the city over the
week end from Butte.-The willing
Workers Club members, The Mite
Missionary Society and the A. NJ
E. Church Trustees gave a joint
dinner last Tuesday in the church
basealent. F. The Colored Giants
Baseball team of Butte, played here
on sunday.-Mr and Mrs. c. Green
are the proud parents of a daugh-
ter. born on June 10Th. She has
been named Louise-Mrs. Agnes
Parker was hostess week before
last to the Dunbar Study and Art
Club. Last week Mrs. CARMEL La
Mars entertained.-M and Mrs.
c. p. Peterson formerly of Great
Falls and now of Cut Bank, are
visiting in the city.-The three
sons of Rev. and Mrs. c. ". Smith
are visiting their grandparents in
Billings.--Mrs. Gladys Smith and
daughter Gloria are visiting IN
Billings
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WORKS PROGRESS
ADMINISTRATION
OFFICIALS ENDORSE
PROGRAM

Mayors, County Commissioners,
School Board members and other
local government officials in the
great majority of Washington cities
and counties have endorsed the
present program of the Works
Progress Administration, according
to a statement given out recently
by Don G. Abel, State WPA Ad-
ministrator. Returns from ques-
tionnaires sent out to 279 local
government officials in the state
of Washington on June 4, have
been tabulated and classified and
the consensus Of returns is in favor
of continuing the Works Program
in it's present form, it is said.
Three questions were asked in
the questionable First: us work
the proper method of meeting the
unemployment problem as compar-
ed with the dole and idleness ?"
Second: Are we doing useful and
needed work under the Federal
Progress Administration" Third.
rs there useful work yet to be
done under a continued Works
Progress Administration Pro
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Yakima, Wash,

Mr.. T. L. Evans of Seattle was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. B.
Evans this week. Misses Gladys
and Dorothy j. Grafton of Ellens-
burg were visitors here Tuesday,
Mr.. Horace Fontaine, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Woods left last Wednesday on a
business trip to Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia.-Mr. and Mrs. Al Catlett
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Cat
lett of Seattle spent the week end
as guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Catlett of Fairview.-
Miss Gwendolyn spearman, Bobby
Spearman, Caezar Spearman and
Miss Mimi Deering were visitors
in Seattle this week.-Mrs.. S. Jones
was hostess to the Mite Missionary
Society last Friday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. T. simms, Mr.. ]. A.
Hall, Mr.. ]. L. Booker and Mrs.
P Braggs are visitors in Spokane
this week attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge
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Everett, Wash.


Mrs. e. Stockard received the
sad news concerning the death o.
her sister Mrs. Javee Shepard In
Chicago last week. Rev. S. A.
Franklin and Mrs. A. Davis are
attending the Masonic and Eastern
Star convention In spokane.-Mrs
]. 3. samuels, Mrs. A. Davis, the
Misses Julia Harris and Edith
johnson attended the State FEEDER
alton In Spokane last week.-Mrs..
J. Stewart and daughter Miss Ber-
nice Stewart spent several days
visiting in seattle.-Miss Bernice
Stewart, Messrs. Edward Williams,
Willie Stockard and Erslkine Solo
mon attended the Scholarship
dance in Seattle Monday evening.
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Billings. Mont.
Mrs. Lulu 3. mocabe. Reporter


Mrs. c. w. Smith and children
of Great Falls, Mont. are visiting
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. W. E.
Register of North 18th Street and
other relatives. Rev. Smith visit
ed his mother. Mrs. L. B. Mccabe.
the last week in June. Mrs. Nc
Cabe has been quite III but is re-
covering Phyllis Wheatley Club
held their regular monthly bust
ness meeting Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Nellie Best. Much
business was conducted pertaining
to the coming convention Of the
Montana Federation Of Negro Wo-
men Club, at Great Falls July 20
anc- 80. Delegates who win attend
the convention are Miss Berniee
Emmons, Kathryne Milton and
Mrs. Beatrice l-ilton. Officers from
Billings who will attend are Mrs.
w. w. Blyins, State Pres; Lulu
b. McCabe, Cor Seey.; Edna
Watts. Treas; Jessie V. Williams,
Chair. Of Art; Pearl Stradwick.
chairman of Home Economics
The Williams sisters of Helena,
Mont. were visitors In the city on
the Fourth. Word has just been
received of the death of Mr.. John
Allen. Mr.. Allen came here about
two years ago from Anaconda
Mont. He had been In poor health
for a number Of years but man
aged to conduct small tailoring
establishment. He was inmate Of
the hospital on several occasions,
the past year but died at his shop.
Funeral arrangements await notice
from relatives After residence
of over twenty years In Billings,
MIR. l.. J. Starkey left few weeks
age to make his home in Seattle.
Mrs. Starkey has been visiting in
Denver. Colo. but has returned to
her home here.