davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PALPITACTONES INTERMEDIATES
A Pesar de todas las rectificaciones oficiosas, Sc
nsiste en- que NJ. Van iceland ha elaborado un
nuevo proyecto para ~resolver ell conflicto
italo-etiope

reina Elizabeth, durarte su Ill
TINA estancia en- Italia al lado
de su hiia, ha Sostenido una lar
ga conversation con ell rey Vic
tor Manuel. En- d.cha conversa-
cion, de la que tuvo noticia ell
rey de Belgica ,se estudiaron
las condolences que han de ser-
vir de base a nueva: negocia-
clones de paz.
Sa:undo. Tras de esa CONVEX
saci6n Sc mes muestra a NJ. van
Iceland recibiendo los infor-
mes que habia de servirle para
elaborar gu proyecto, cuyo con-
tenidc, nabra de somererse 81
m~ultaneamente a la considera-
ci6n de Paris y de Londres, an
ties de hacerlo pGbiico en- Cine
bra .
Tercero Y Gltimo. Los dos a.
partados anteriores Ee relacio-
nan con las frecuentes entrevis
tas celabradas recientemente
por ell jefe del Gobierno belga
~ ell nuncio de Su Santidad Y
con las palabras pronunciadas
hace dfas por Pic XI, expresan-
do su cptimismo Sobre una pro-
bable, feliz y necesaria soluci6n
del conflicto.
Ell proyecto de NJ. van Zee
land, qae va ha dado la vuelta
al mun0o para venir luego a
caer bajo la guillotina de los
"medios autorizados", abarca
dos extremes: un armisticio en-
los frentes de guerra Y ell envfo
al Imperio del Negus de una Co
mission de encuesta, salida del
seno de la Sociedad de Nacio-
mes. La suspension de las hosti-
lidades facilitarfa la tarea de la
Comisi6n de encuentra, que es-
tudiaria en- sus fuentes, o sea
en- ell pals en- litigio, un arreglo
pacffico final, sobre la base de
favorecer ell deSarrollo econ6-
mico de Abisinia.
La gaceta., 1936-02-15
A las diez q media
DaTti0 ell "Bdire"

P1Ttl0 Ell Bare
Como anunciamos aver, ano-
che debla haber partido ell ca
h7nero Barre, pero por haber
50 enccntrado al2o cansados los
oficiales. y ipor haber querido
el Comandante Alberto Casano-
va darle una3 horas para ha-
Ger compras a la tripulaci6n
que aver estuvo todo ell dia ocu.
pada Ell la preparation y servi-
clio de Ia fiesta, esta manana q
las diez y media parti6 para Gu
GA ell ca1onero Barre.
AL es.uario fuimos a despe.
dirlo. Tambien estaba Ell Cor.
sui de Cuba Sr. Jose A. CIR gp-
ry, SUI: Eijos Chico y Eloy, Joe
Rodrigued, varias autoridades
americanas y numeroso p1bli-
co.
La oficialidad nos reiter6 Ia
gratitud y buenos recuerdos QUE
llevan de todos, enviandoles III
sincere Saludo de despedida, de-
p,diendonos con un ~afectuosC
"nasta luego''.
Una foliz travesfa lie desea
mos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-15
MURIO Ell ~OOMERCIANTE
2. B. BURDINE

Miami, febrero 15.-R. B.
Burdine, de cuarenta y ocho a.
nos de edad, uno de los mas CO.
nccidos comerciantes del Sur de
la Feria y presidente de la Ca
vendish Trading Corporation
muri6 hoy en- esta ciudad.
FL se1or Burdine, jefe de una
tienda que leva su nombre en-
Miami, era ell director de la Flo
rida State Racing Commission,
desde agosto de 1881, hasta que
renunci6 en- enero de 1888.
Con su padre, Burdine vino
a la Florida, ~procedente de Bar
low, desie ell ano 1898.
La gaceta., 1936-02-15

Bru.elas.--La Prensa belga
reproduce los tftulos sensacio-
males qre estos dias prodigan
algunos peri6dicos ingleses pa
ra rotuiar :u sinformaciones a.
cerca de unas supues'tas inicia-
twas que van a servir de eau
ce a la soluci6n pacifica de la
guerra.
"Una reina en- favor de Ia
paz"; Gel primer ministro de
Bel lea elab3ra un nuevo PLAN
Estos titulos rernen excelentes
ccndicio1es para meter bastan-
te ruido. Cleric que aun po-
drfan ser mas escandalosos pc
70 con ser 10 que son parece que
han rebasado un POGO la medi-
da. De ahf que los niedios "auto-
rizados de Bruselas, analogos
a los dc todos los pafses, y que
en- todos los paises cumplen los
mi mos fines-rectificar 10 que
a Su vez puede ser rectifica-
dose hayan creido en- la nece-
sidad de desmentir, de una ma
nera Categorical los rumores So
bre una Intervention mediado-
ra de Belgica en- ell pr6ximoi
Consejo de la Sociedad de Ma
clones.
Los peri6dicos consignan la
rectificaci6n de los "medios au-
torizados', y despues de consig-
maria siguen reccgiendo los re-
latos de una iniciativa interna-
cional y misteriosa, tras de la
cual aparecen la reina Eliza
beth, madre del rey Leopold y
de la esposa del principe here
dero de Italia; ell jefe del Co
bierno belga, monsieur van Zee
land, y el Papa, Pic XI.
La participation que en- una
iniciativa tan NAL recatada Sc
atribuye a las tres figuras es la
siguiente:
Primero. Sc asegura que la
La gaceta., 1936-02-15
LDUVIAS Y UNI PEQUENOE
CAMBIO EN- LAS TEMPE
RATTRAS PARA MANA
Ma

FL mcteOr6logo, Sr. Talbot,
predice nuevas lluvias, con un
pequeno cambio en- las tempera-
turas, para mahana por la ma
mana. Este Gambia, advierte, no
hara que ell term6metro marque
una cifra menor de cincuenta v
seis grades en- toda Ell area de
Tampa.
Ell cieN eontinuara nublado
esta Roche Y mahana, pero no
es possible anticipar ningGn cam
bio notable en- ell tempo que ha
prevalecido durante TODD ell dfa
de hoy, y que posiblemente con-
tinuara durante TODD ell domin-
go.
La gaceta., 1936-02-15
Ell SWAN
SON SIGUE A

Washington, febrerO 15.-
Los directories del Hospital Ma
La gaceta., 1936-02-15
Ell bale de hon

Lucird hoy sus mejores galas
ell edificio social del Centre Es-
panol de Ybor, donde la Secci6n
de Recreo celebrara un bale so
cial de carnival.
En- la sala alta tocara la or :
questa Don Francisco" y en- ell
salon cantina, Los Bohemios"
con su director ell maestro Ma
ximo Echegaray.
Los que no sean socios paga.
ran un peso, pero las damas Sc
consideraran como socios Y sc
admitiran gratuitamente.
Noche muy divertida la de
hoy en- Il edificio de la distingui
da sociedad hispana.
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casa de salud, por parte del me
dico lqua los atendi6 ell DR.. M.
Perez, director de didio esta-
blecimiento ibenefico, ash como
de las enfermeras y empleadcs.
Mucho nos alegramos de YER
los completamente curados.
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Atenci6n del ST.. Mordn

Ell Sr. Manuel Moran, Ma
MI er" de la compenia United
Motors, tuvo la atenci6n de O.
freezer IN autom6vii mientras
dur6 la estancia de los oficia-
es y representations de Cuba.
Atenci6n propia del muy a.
tento Sr Moran, conocido y a.
preciab!e comerciante de esta
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1936-02-15
CapttMo de operados

En- el SanatOrio del Centre
Espanol fue sometido a una di-
ficil operation ell Sr. Eduardo
Soler. Tambien fue operada la
Sra. Claudia Jones.
Realizaron las operaciones
los Ores. M. R. Winton y San
tiago Paniello.
La gaceta., 1936-02-15

val reportaron hoy que ell esta-
do general del SecretariO Swan
son, recIuido en- dicho ~eStableci-
miento desde Ell 5 de febrero,
cuando Sc fracture una pierna,
no era mas satisfactOrio que ell
dfa anterior.
Ell Presidente Roosevelt, y
otros altos funcionarios del 60
biernO, Sc interesaron durante
TODD Ell dfa de hoy por la salud
del ilustre enfermo.
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Dados de alto

DddOs de alta
Desde hace varios dfas saiie-
ron de Ia Quinta "Covadonga'
los sehores Manuel Sanchez (Pi
nam y Charles Lopez, que re-
cibieron varias heridas EN- un
accidente automovilista.
Manifiestan estos sefores las
mdltiples atenciones de que fue
ron objsto durante su estancia
en- la higienica y bien atendida
La gaceta., 1936-02-15

rrubia Representative del Jefe
del Ejercito de Cuba, Coronel
Bats a, Jose Rivero Muniz, re
pre0entanie del Departmental
de Labor de Cuba, oficiales y O.
tros mas que no podemos recor-
dar.
La gaceta., 1936-02-15
Con las mGtinees

Con las mGtinees
Volvera a invadir nue:tra e.
legante juventud bailadora la
sala de bale del Centre Egpa-
mol. I'm bale mas, ccrrespon-
diente a la triunfal temperate.
La orquesta Don Francis
CO" sc ynlvera a lucir en- su anne
no repertoire &c pleas.
Los .aballeros pagaran 40c
~ las damas 20.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Brafha.

STOKLEY. WILLIAM D. On Saturday, De-
cember 26. 1888. at his home: Aspin'
SsSs,ss fssy.Sss At Bis i late bone on
sTRAMER. PATRICIA =. On Saturday.
Pseember 2S: 1929; PA!R!SA 7;
ssSas.s tPs e, Rs " Chamber. co is
neral. home 400 Chaptn st. NV, on
atives and friends are invited. 20
TAYLOR. MARY. On Saturday, Decem:
hospital. MARY TAYLOR Of ls22 7
st. NV. Apt. 1Q4: Remains resting At
na NOTICE. nefat 81 ans4ai na@ iassl sss H.
WATSON, John. Co; John Jacob As:er
5Inso1s; X: s:sEs sssRl' Il T;sss,; !:
states States soldiers Home HOSPITAL tsS
Friday, December %, 1885
Funeral, with military honors
from q. 8. Soldiers Home Chapel Tues
day. December 90, at 1910 m. Inter.
ment in U. s. Soldiers Home National
Cemetery.
WINSTON, HENRY C. On Saturday, De-
cember 26. 1895. at Mount Alto Hos
WINS WINSTON on Of Il, Peaks lYs;. VIZ brother Of
l.. H: Dickerson, Willy and Tom Bick
Winston. He is survived by many other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at FraZier's funeral home. 3S9 r.. /.
ave. NV Notice of funeral later.
tRichmond papers please copy1 20
Evening star., 1936-12-28
APPOINTMENT GIVEN
TO REV. S. T. STEELE
Rector of Baltimore Church Named
Vicar Of Chapel of the
Yn%aroace;or
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 2s.-Ap-
pointment Of Rev. S. Tagart Steele,
| jr.. rector Of st. Davids Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, as vicar
Of the Chapel of the Intercession was
announced yesterday by Rev. DR..
Frederic S. Fleming, rector of Trinity
| Parish.
Mr.. Steele succeeds Rev. Wallace J.
Gardner, who last Spring became
Bishop Coadjustor of the diocese of
New Jersey.
The new vicar was q delegate to
the General Convention in 1881, and
for 10 years has been on the Execu-
tive Council as chairman of the de-
partment of Christian social service.
Mr.. Steele was born in Baltimore
and was graduated from Harvard
University in 1918. His honorary de-
gree of doctor of divinity. was con-
ferred on him by the University of
Maryland. He was graduated from
General Theological Seminary In
1916.
He has been Q curate at st. Glenn
ent's Church, Philadelphia, and after
war service as q chaplain, he was for
three years in Old Trinity Church at
the head of Wall Street. and later
was called to st. Peters Church. Nor
ristown, N. j., and Grace and st.
Peters Church, Baltimore. He was
assistant at st. Michael and All
Angels Church, Baltimore, before
going to st. David's.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
j. NJ. BIRD EXPIRES
IN PHILADELPHIA
Dealer in Women's Clothing Form
er Singer in St. Johns Epis.
copal Choir.

Joseph Maurice Bird, IS, Of 1854
Connecticut avenue, co-partner with
his wife in Q women's clothing busi-
ness at 1888 L street. died yesterday
a. the home Of his daughte., Mrs. w.
T. Martin, in Philadelphia. where he
had bean spending the holidays. Death
was attributed to heart disease. z
Mr.. Bird, q native Of this city, at
one time was manager of the B. H.
Stinemetz fur store.
Formerly he sang in the choir of
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Sixteenth
and H streets, and later in the choir
Of Washington Cathedral. until about
eight years ago. He was Mason and
member of Almas Temple of the Mys-
tic Shrine. He was q veteran Of the
Spanish War.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Julia
CHASER Bird; his daugter. Mrs. Mar
tin: three sons, William, John H. and
Richard e. Bird, this city, and two
sisters, Mrs. Margaret B. Stinemetz,
Accomac, Va, and Mrs. s. A. Wood,
Denver, Col.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow in Walter Reed Memo
rial Chapel. Burial will be In Airing
ton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
1n Mrntnrtattt.

BCOD. IHADDEUS A.: AND FANNIE z:
THADDEUs A. BuDD. who left US ten
years. years as9 t%M tSdag Peesmbsr Ss 1879; 1Yr
1884. and sister ARIETA BUDD QUEEN,
December IL. 1885.
When days are dark and friends are few.
Dear father. how we miss you
But we lost our best pal when we lost you.
Dear mother is sleeping
So free from all pain:
Oh; wake her not. sweet spirit.
To suffer again.
Arieta slumbers so soundly.
Oh. let her sleep on;
Her sickness Is ended
pAHERs ARa hsE ssoasles aNn sIsTEs sTs gSns
AoRNsGN AHR 6XplA sUDD' HSz suPD
KERN. EFFIE PRUELLA In loving men,
Ella aIy o. KIN my osSved SSo wis EE PRu
ago today December %. 1888.
Just thought of sweet remembrance,
Just memory. fond and true;
Just q token Of affection
And q heartache still for you.
Of our dear Brother. RicHARD peISy 1phcKy
POLLARD who departed this life year
ago yesterday. December %. 1885.
So sad. so sudden. was the call.
But God in HIS wisdom knew What was
50 He took him home to heaven to rest
SISTER AND BROTHER.
ROY. LOUISE WATSON. In loving re-
LOUISE E WATSON Roy. Who passed 1a to
. the great bevond eleven years ago today,
December IS. 1925.
The month Of December once more is
To us the saddest Of the year;
Because eleven years ago today
God took our loving mother away.
LOUIS w. ROY AND FAMILY.
TIPPETT. ELIZABETH. In sad memory of
my dear mother. ELIZABETH TIPPETT.
who departed this life twenty-four years
ago yesterday December 27. 1912
HER LOVING SON. CLARENCE.
TISINGER. SARAH c. In memory Of ou.
beloved mother SARAH c. TiSINGER,
who passed away five years ago today.
December 2S. 1881.
remembrance Of our dear father
CHARLES Z. TRIBBY. who departed this
life six years ago today. December 2s.
1880. HIS FAMILY
WILLIAMS. EMMA A. In love and re-
membrance of our dear departed sister
EMMA A. WILLIAMS. who left this world
on the 2sth Of December. 1928. eight
years ago today.
God called an angel to His throne.
He bade her to leave and whispered IA
her. Come home"
HER DEVOTED SISTER. BURNsCE,Tn
SMITH
Evening star., 1936-12-28
WOMAN PRISONER
IN DEATH INQUIRY
Veteran Found Decapitated
,on Rails Thought
Murdered.
BY the Associated Press,

FRESNO. Calf, December ga
woman was detained today in connec-
ton with the death of q World War
veteran, who may have been partially
scalped before he was decapitated, after
q Christmas drinking party. An uni
IDENTIFIED man was sought.
Undersheriff C. A. Tarr said q note
found in the pocket of the veteran,
Emory Parr, SO, reading "Carmain
Switzer is responsible for this" dis
counted earlier beliefs Parr was run
over by q train. His body was found
on . railroad right-of-way miles
from the home of DR.. p. s. Lindsey,
dentist. where Parr was acting as care.
taker.
The woman, held as a material wit
ness. gave the name Of Thelma Switzer,
81, a highway lunch counter operator,
but Tarr said she also was known as
Carmel or Carmain Switzer, Carmel
Molino. Thelma Williamson and Thel-
ma de Lima. He asserted she told con-
fiicting stories.
Part of one of her ears had been cut
away and a tooth knocked out Tarr
said the tooth was found in the blood
smeared Lindsey home where the party
was held. The officer quoted the wom-
/, an as first saying Parr hit her with an
AK after she resisted his advances.
DR.. Charles Nixon, county patholo-
gist, reported an autopsy and other
physical evidence indicated the victim
had been killed and partially scalped
before decapitation.
A blood-stained hatchet was found
outside the Lindsey home.
Fears that Lindsey, his wife and Ber-
nard Jack" Smith. regular caretaker
Of the couples home. were also killed
| were dispelled when they were located
at Los Angeles.
Oficers said the note convinced them
Parr was killed and then thrown on
the track in an attempt to make it ap-
pear he committed suicide. They in
terpreted the note as part Of the plot.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Deaths Reported.

John Boyle 81. Emergency Hospital
E1s E.sn s. Galnsfr Hospital
Sylvia p. We'll. 81. George Washington
Israel Bachrach. go. 400 9th st. Sc.
William A. Boss. so. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Minnie Leitheiser. So. Emergency Hospital
John T. VALLEY. So. Gallinger Hospital.
George A. Wolff. "A. Gallinger Hospital.
Raymond H. Denbroeder. AZ. Walter Reed
Hospital.
Frederick l. Mill. "a. Casualty Hospital.
Roscoe Smith 23. Emergency Hospital.
Michael Herbert, 4. Children's Hospital
Ishmael Bruner. 90. st. Elizaketh's Hos
Arthur c. Oliver 81. Providence Hospital.
Ella Henry. As. Freedmen's Hospital.
Herbert Cole, AZ. Walter Reed Hospital.
Roosevelt Watts 20. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Leroy Frye, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
RETIRED GROCER DIES
Nicholas Campagnoli Was Italia1
Catholic Society Member.

Nicholas Campagnoli, AZ, retired
grocer, died yesterday after a long
illness at his home. 1920 Neal street
northeast. Mr.. Campagnoli. q native
of this city, formerly operated q
grocery store at 1901 Montello avenue
northeast. He was a member of the
Italian Catholic Society.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs.
Carmela Campagnoh; two sons,
Francis Paul Campagnoli and Carmen
Gabriel Campagnoli. and brother,
Dominic Campagnoli, all Of this city,
and two sisters living in Italy.
Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday morning in Holy Rosary
Catholic Church, followed by burial in
st. Mary's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
MRS. MINNIE ACKMAN
BURIED AT GLENWOOD
Resident Of Capital for SO Years
Was Native Of New York

Mrs. Minnie Ackman, n, who died
Thursday at the home Of her son.
George, 63l6 Seventh street, was buried
today in 0lenwood Cemetery. Burial
followed services conducted BY Rev.
DR.. w. 8. Abernethy. pastor Of CAL
vary Baptist Church, at the s. H.
Hines funeral home.
Mrs. Ackman, q Warrington resi-
dent for so years, was the widow Of
George Ackman, Q native Of this city,
who died In March. 1891. She was
born in New York City in 1859.
Surviving her are q brother, Amos
Bergman, Bergenfield. N. j.; two
sisters, Mrs. Theresa Tully. New York
City. and Mrs. George Lohrer, WASH
ington, and two sons. George and
Milton Ackman.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
MRS. SUSIE A. RODGERS,
LONG ILL, SUCCUMBS
Two Sons, Two Daughters, Seven
Grandchildren and One Great
Grandchild Survive.

Mrs. Susie A. Rodgers. 81, mother
Of Adreon M. Ensor. manager of the
local Office of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., died yesterday after q
long illness at her home, 5000 Con-
necticut avenue.
Mrs. Rodgers was the widow Of
william E. Rodgers. Her first hus-
band was Harry H. Ensor, who died
many years ago.
She leaves another son, Harry D.
Ensor Of Baltimore; two daughters,
Mrs. Ruth 2. Willhite, Baltimore, and
Mrs. Anna MacEwen, Easton, Nd;
seven grandchildren and one great
grandchild.<
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow In Hines funeral par
lors, 290l Fourteenth street, with
Rev. DR.. H. H. D. Sterrett, rector OF
All Souls Episcopal Church, ofiiciat-
ing. Burial will be at 2 pm. Thurs
day in Loudoun Park Cemetery, Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
PRESS CLUB MEMBERS
ATTEND BOYLE FUNERAL
Dean Of Washington Newspaper
Correspondents Buried In
Glenwood Cemetery.

Funeral services for John Boyle, 81,
dean OF Washington newspaper cor
respondents, who died Friday in
Emergency Hospital where he had
been confined since being struck by
an automobile September 80, were
held today in st. Matthews Catholic
Church. Burial was private in Glen
wood Cemetery. Many members of
the National Press Club attended the
church services.
An inquest in connection with Mr.
Boyle's death will be held at 1870
am. tomorrow at the District Morgue,
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald an
nounced today.
For many years, until 1882, Mr..
Boyle was manager Of the Washington
Bureau of the Wall Street Journal
and had been prominently identified
with number Of other newspapers.
For a long time he had been WASH
ington correspondent of the Exchange
Telegraph Co., Ltd, of London. con-
tinuing actively in its service until the
time Of the accident.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Births Reported.

Morris and Anna M. Berger. boy.
John and Mildred Dent. boy
James B; and Agnes L. Goldsmith. girl.
Joseph II. and Catherine b RAT. girl.
Calvin w. and .Leda o. Taylor boy: y
Kenneth ]. and Marjorie L. zoeller. boy
NJ. Clifton and Margaret M. Davis. boy.
Bernard L. and Gladys v. Gilbert. boy.
George and VIOLA Gray. girl
James and Edith Mayhew. girl.
Leon E. and Ruth Shaner boy.
James W. and Emma e. Wray. boy.
John and Florence Beverly. boy.
Samuel and Mary Minor, girl
Clinton and Eta NJ. Scott. boy.
Roosevelt and. Della Z. Elzie boy.
John A. and Ada Savoy. girl.
Farmers Of Germany are buying
modern agricultural machinery.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
MRS. CELIA RANG DIES

Mrs. Celia Range. 70, wiw of John
]. Range, ST., former maner Of the
local office Of the National ssh Regis
ter Co., died Saturday afr q short
illness at her home, 725 SEX Greek
Church road.
Mrs. Range had lived ere since
1910. Her husband died seral years
ago She Is survived by son, John
J. Range, jr.
Funeral services are beiy held to-
day at Hysongs funeral plors, 1900
N street.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
FUNERAL RrTESET
Services for Mrs. Eunic Ham to
Be Held Tomorrf.

Funeral services for N. Eunics
Rowe Ham, 40, who dieiSaturday
In Georgetown Hospital, u be held
tomorrow morning In 8 Thomas
Catholic Church, followingrief serv-
ices at 10 am. at her latresidence.
240l Calvert street. BuriaEill be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Ham was the wido of Rich.
ard M. Ham, ST., for mar years in
the hotel business. Forrrly Mrs.
Ham was employed IN tf office of
the Reconstruction FinancCorp.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
$5O7,273 FOR COLLEGE

Secretary Ickes announced today
approval Of a $22a,273 Public Works
Administration grant and $279, 900
loan for building construction by the
Virginia State College for Negroes,
Petersburg, Va.
The total cost is estimated at
$507,273.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
WOMAN HELD SUICIDE
Mrs. Callan Said to Have Suffered
Illness of Two Years,

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
issued a certificate of suicide today
in the death in Emergency Hospital
yesterday of Mrs. Jessie M. Callan.
46, of 4004 Illinois avenue. DR.. Mac
Donald said she drank poison to end
the suffering Of two-year illness.
Surviving her are her husband,
Frank A. Callan, and two children,
Frank, IL, and Mildred, IA.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Many Forest Fires Fought.

F. A. Silcox, chief of the Forest
Service. said today Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps men In three years have
put In 2,500.000 days work fighting
forest fires.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Car1 uf Chunks.

WILLIAMS. RACHEL A. The family ef
the church. co-workers, friends and rel
atives for oil kindness during her ill-
ness. beautiful floral tributes and ex-
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

Copper production Is increasing In
Chile.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

NOLTE. DORA MAE. On Monday. Decem-
ber IS 1895. DORA MAE. wife Of Frank
H H Nolte of 216 Wootton ave, Friend
ship Heights. Md. Body resting at the
Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home: s4"4
Georgia ave Silver Spring. Md. Notice
of service later,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-05-07
NEWLY WEEDS TAKE UP
RESIDENCE IN LIBBY

Mr. and Mrs Clay Parker returned to
Libby Monday evening from a short
honeymoon trip following their mar
riage in Great Falls last Friday after
noon. The bride, the former Miss Olive
Arnold. met Mr.. Parker in Great Falls
and they were married BY the Rev.
Earl Parker of the Methodist church.
The couple were attended by the
rroofns brother and his wife. Mr. and
/ Mrs. John Parker, Mr.. Parker being
radio engineer for KFBB.
Following the ceremony Mr.! and Mrs.
Parker drove to Helena for short visit
with an aunt and uncle of tn bride.
and on the wav to Libby stopped in
Ka'ispell for short visit with friends.
The bride formerly taught in the Lib
by schools and has many friends in
| 7 ibhv made while teaching here Lately
she has been EMPLOYED at government
Indian school at F1andreau. S. D The
groom has been a resident Of Libby
for number Of years coming here from
Kalisuell. He is now local manager for
| the III. Earl Clack Service Station and is
known as an energetic young business
man. Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Par
ker will join in wishing them all the
GOOD things of life. They have started
housekeeping in the Dwlnelle house
which Mr. Parker purchased several
months ago