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Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
Farley Reveals Names OF
Party Delegates to Olson

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 81. WPl-
State Senator Culbert L. Olson, lead
er of the Epic branch of the states
Democratic party, today admitted he
had talked for 40 minutes with
Postmaster General James A. Farley
over long distance telephone about
CALIFORNIA; delegation to the ma
tional convention.
While Olson would not admit it,
reports were that Farley had read
TO him the entire list of As Demo-
Gratis that President Roosevelt pro-
posed to name as the official
party delegation.
1t was understood that Olson OBJ
jected to the naming of Hamilton
II. Cotton. Southern California
Democrat who failed TO support
Upton Sinclair when the liberal
writer was the Democratic candi-
date for governor of California.
Il don't think the President would
mflict Mr.. Cotton on our delega-
ton" Olson remarked after his
conversation with Farley. He de-
chned to discuss the talk he had
any 1urther.
The Illustrated Daily News. one
of the few Democratic papers in Los
Angeles, said today that it had
learned from Washington that the
slate submitted for Olson's approx
al as chairman OF the state central
committee was composed of y Epic
representatives and 80 regular
Democrats.
The Daily News story said dele
gates at-large from Southern CAL
ifornia were TO be Sen. William c..
McAdoo, national committeeman:
State Senator Olson, Isadore Dock
weller and j. F. T. O'Connor, comp
troller of the currency.
The same account said that the
name of Rep. John Stephen Nc
Groarty had been stricken from
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

Motorists of California contrib
buted $2,917,918.31 in 1895 to de-
velop county reads and a likt]
amount to build and maintain
their state highways. Gov. Mer-
riam today reported in announcing
checks are being mailed county,
treasurers for final apporticn-
ments due as a result of last year i
vehicle registrations.
County treasures received ST.
1882, 1917 in the August settle
ment and the remaining Sls5, i2Sf'|
of the 1885 apportionment from
motor vehicle funds now Is being
paid. The state highways SYSTEM
receives similar amounts. explains
Ray Ingels, director of motor We
hicles. =
Los Angeles county, with 9ls.-
942 registrations, receives a total
CT ST, 1856, 46303 as It's share Of the
1885 apportionment. Alameda
county. with l58,225 registrations.
is second with an allotment y
S204,755.14; San Francisco county.
with 1890 vehicles, is third with
S2O4,412.21, and San Diego county,
with 88872 registrations, was
fourth with an apportionment OF
Sis, 007l0.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
Ethiopia Explains
Victory of Italy

Adds ABABA, Feb. 81. UR)-It-
aly'S vaunted victory at Amba Ar
adam actually was a strategic re-
treat by the Philippians who wished
to avoid intense artillery fire, a
communique said today.
Ethiopian losses between February
- and February II, during the bat
tie, were 147 men killed and 268
wounded, the communique said. The
casualty list was somewhat offset
when on the night of February It,
according to the communique, 1900
Eritrean soldiers of the Italian fore
es surrendered with their rifles and
ammunition.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
5CEIVES S27,4OS FROM VEHICLE TAX
Death by Bullets
Awaits Hit-Runner

MOSCOW, Feb. FL. U.P)-A hit
run driver of the government
transport service has been SEN
fenced to death before a firing
squad, ii was announced today,
for killing a horse and injuring
three persons in a farm wagon
near Moscow.
II was the second traffic acct
dent in which the driver was
concerned, and he had been rep
rimanded five times for reckless
driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
Ensign in Charge
OF Salvation Army.
Ell Centre Division

Ensign and Mrs. Jan Hoogstad
have arrived as officers in charge oil
the local Salvation Army unit sue
ceeding Capt. r. Eplett who has been
transferred to Hawaii.
The new officers, through the
Post-Press, have sent out an appeal
for clothing, as the need for gar
ments is great in their welfare work
Garments will be collected by the
Army if the individuals will tele-
phone headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

the list since a movement was start
ed to mack him the Townsend
Democrat" candidate in the state
primary.
Northern California delegates-at-
large were said to be Edward Vaud-
eleur, president of the State FEEDER
alton of Labor: Lucretia Del Vale
Grady of Berkeley: Alphonse Zir-
poll. president of the Young Demo-
Gratis and George Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

yelled 10 the jury. The judge was
yanked from his seat by a detective.
Jurors scrambled out of the box.
Spectators pushed and jumped over
chairs and benches to the door.
Then, detectives opened fire. The
bottle crashed to the floor. Clawson
slumped, three bullet wounds in his
midSection, one in his right arm.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
Poll Shows Clergy
Shy from Roosevelt

NEW YORK, Feb. 81. U.P)-A Lit
erary Digest poll of clergymen on
whether they now approve New Deal
policies found 1922 per cent answer
ing negatively, the magazine said
today. The magazines recent poll
of the populace as a whole showed
62.66 per cent against New Deal
arts
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
Court Holds Man
In Support Case

Charles Ross, charged with fail
ure to provide for minor children,
was held to answer in superior
court at a preliminary hearing in
Judge John E. Simpsons justice
court in Ell Centre Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

ND1uE It
90
Elm-Mrs. Carrie Willoughby OF
Calexico visited her sister, Mrs. M
Ritter and family at the teacherage
Wednesday evening.
Elm-Visitors at the M. L. Boone
home Sunday were Joe and Ed
Davis of Plaster City and Mr.. and
F. Armstrong and daughter, Patsy
of Ell Centre.
Meet me at SHERWOOD
(O26P- A36A'
Fly with Warren Brockman.
Boulder Dam Round Trip $17.OO
Phone Calexico 2-J-2.
(W.T.F-2 wks)
Get Set, Firemen's Ball Feb. Fl.
(F11P-F22A)
McCabe - Mrs. John Frohly was
visited Wednesday by her nephew,
Carl Huffman, of San Ysidro near
San Diego.
McCabe-After being mislead Tor
three years two diplomas of merit
were found and sent to their own
ers. Virginia Reid received one for
making the hest tea towel exhibited
at the 1888 fair and Fuji Tsuyi hers
for the best pair of shorts. Both
girls are members of the McCape
Sewing club.
McCabe-Miss Mildred Paine mot
ored to Los Angeles Friday to spend
the weekend with her sister. she
was accompanied by Miss Caroline
Paine and Mrs. Norma Beale.
McCabe - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frohly left Friday for Los Angeles
where they will remain until Tues
day. While they are gone Miss
Thelma House will be the guest OF
Miss Mildred Frohly.
90
McCabe-Guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Burch Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Furrer and family
Louie and Gothard Wyrsh, and Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Landolt.
Free Home Economics Lecture by
Mrs. Crays, Friday, 2 p. m, 10000
club house, 7th and Olive. Prizes
and refreshments. All invited. II
will pay you to come. (F20P-F21A)
Elm-Mrs. Edna Taylor accom-
panied Rev. Fred Day, Mrs. Ray
and Mrs. j. Day to Ontario Mon
day.
Hotel California Coffee SHOP, char
,oal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P-MA2A>
Brawley-Brawley Elks lodge in
itiated 33 at a special dinner meet
ing Wednesday night. Several out
of-town members attended.
"Old Town" Hot Tamales-Reidy's
(F19P- F29,
BraWley-Brawley Elks lodge vii
give a dinner dance next week a
the lodge rooms for members ant
their wives.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
21,1SO Motors Registered
In 1885, State DiscloseS

SACRAMENTO Feb 2lmperal county with total of 2ll80
$24O053 build
and maintenance, announced today
value county in terms
of road development here amounts to
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks for all the kindness extended
to us during our bereavement, the
death of our wife and mother, Mrs.
Mildred Davis.
A. L. Davis and family.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

Elm-Little J. R. Stewart, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Stewart, while
playing with some calves at his
fathers home received a kick from
a calf which caused him the loss of
sight of one eye and possibly both.
He is in the La Solana hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

Medical science offers specifics reiefs from colds
throat cough and influenza Common colds cost the working mil
lions of dollars and thousands of working days annually The
convenience Distress misery and loss of be avoided
1lSen of these
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
CARD OF THANKS


]. E. Publicover and daughter,
Peggy Ann, wish to thank their
many friends for the courtesies
and expressions of sympathy ex-
tended during the recent illness
and death of their beloved wife
and mother Gladys.
]. E. Publicover,
Peggy Ann Publicover.
REORGANIZATION are out for a
quilting to be had at the home Oh
Mrs. Prentiss Porter Thursday. 1t
will be pot luck luncheon and all
day affair.
Divorce Suit Filed - Suit for di-
vorce was filed in the superior
court Wednesday by LaVera Fletch-
er against Feagan Fletcher, char3-
ing wilful desertion. The couple
married May 16, 1929, in Lordsburg.
N. M, and separated November l.,
1884.
Seeley - George L. Campbell en-
joyed having Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clay as his house guests a few days.
Saturday they visited at Yuma with
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Clay and fam
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Campbell
and family. The Clays left Monday
for their home at Modesto. Mr. Clay
is a brother-in law of Mr.. Campbell.
90
Seeley - Members of Westside
country club entertained their hus-
bands and a few friends with bur-
lesque radio party Thursday evening
at Community hall. About so were
present. The radio party created a
great deal of amusement. This was
followed by games and singing. Light
refreshments we're served.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

Seeley - The Christian Endeavor
young people will hold Round the
World" party Friday night. All are
invited and they will meet in Com
munity hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

sight of one eye and possibly both.
He is in the La Solana hospital.
Elm-ThoSe attending the BAN
quet of the Daughters of Civil Vet
Grams at the First Baptist church
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sheldon, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Plecher, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Gallaher, Mr. and Mrs. Ct.
II. Cannon. Mrs. Laura Norris, Mrs.
Effie Boone, and Mr.. Marshall
Boone, Jr.
J. G. Kings Closing Out Furniture
Sale of new and used furniture.
Monday, Feb. "a, at l o'clock sharp.
Location, west side of Park, Holtville,
Cal. A little of everything, owner
closing out his store and leaving
valley. linn and linn, Auctioneers.
(F2OP- F21A)
Elm - Mrs. Charles Hackleman
was a luncheon guest recently of
Mrs. Henry Frost of Ell Centre.
90
Children Under IL - Tap Dancing
soc. Wooda BleSy, 723 Orange.
(F18P-M3A)
Elmo. B. Collins and Miss Hell
EN- Thomas of FL Centric We're visit
ing at Elm school Monday.
90
Meet me at Sherwonds.
iO2GP-A25Al
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21
QUNIYlBRlEFs

Hot Popcorn, Peandts-Riedy s.
D10PTF
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

Seeley-Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. Hanks,
parents of L. d. Hanks left Saturday
for San Diego and after taking in
the fair will spend some time in
Berkeley visiting another son before
returning to their home in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanks made many
friends during their visit here who
regret to see them leave. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Hanks accompanied them
as far as San Diego, returning Sun
day.
90
Seeley-Mrs A. Plecher and sister
Mrs. j. G.. Goodrich made business
trip to San Diego Monday. DR..
Goodrich left for Los Angeles Tuee-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-21

Meet me at Sherwond's.
fO2eP-A25A)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02

Chicago, Dec. 2.--tUP).--A plump
Athenian matron, wife Of q Bagdad
date merchant, and the greying AM
erican Utilities car to whom she
gave ref. g In his exile took their
dispute over $4,000 worth Of jewelry
to q hotel conference room again
today. Madame Helene Coyimzoglu
said It was the last chance Samuel
insult would have 10 avoid being
sued for the jewelry she said "a due
her In payment for her services. She
leaves for New York tonight, she
said. and either takes the jewels
along, or leaves instructions for Q
suit against the one-time million
aire.
Nine. ooyimzoglu and insult met
In Athens two years ago after In
s.....'s utilities empire collapsed and
q grand jury Indicted him on
charges Of larceny and eInhezsle-
monl. the federal government tried
10 ret him back for trial, and Name.
CuyimM3'i sheltered him IN her
home. Eventually, insult was brought
hack--and was aequitted--but not
hafors he promised 70 give her the
Jewels ne was wearing, abe said.
Nine. coylmsoslil said she never
could Be paid IA full for The criticism
she hns sulyessd beeallss Of her
...ndnaa to insult. But she does
want IN iekvlry,
There ar. slo said, diamonds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
Athenian Matron Has Put
Samuel Insult Upon Spot

sapphires, pearls and q platinum
watch. She VENTS them for "souv-
ernifs." Monetary considerations are
secondary. insult. In the only state-
ment not relayed through his attor-
ney, said he was quite conscious OF
the fact that I owe q. deep debt, Of
gratitude to Nine. Coyimzoglu, but
I do not owe her any money" He
I'D, In fact. promise her some jew
elry, but can't get 1t now. insult said.
and - knows she can't. f
insults remarks prompted Nine.
Coyllnsoglu into q revelation OF the
roles OF their respective husband and
wife In the Albanian drama. Mime.
Coyimsogiu said her husband want
cd her 10 abandon Insult, nee from
the. gossip OF their Athenian
neighbors, and 60 10 the Riviera. He
offered her o. 1000 10 do 20. but she
decided TO stand by the refugee. she
said, and In turn insult LETT her
SEQ, 700. Later, she said, Insult save
her tho jewelry which she admired
20 much. hut one day Mrs. insult
demanded tho jewelry back.
'sro avoid q scene, save " 70
her., she said.
Mrs. insuII. Aecording 70 Nine.
coylmogin. pumped Me jewels IN
& safety deposit boa = . Paris bank.
THE o,eelan lady has made three
trips 10 the United states tlnee. but
~ faF as sho knows tlo jewels sre
Hilli Ia pRfie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
REMIINGIl)NCO
TACTICS TIRED
Investigator Laying Bare
/. Plans to Break Strike
in MiddletOWn

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 2--(Up)-
Captain N. 8. (Crying Nat) Shaw,
self-styled New York Radical IN
yestigator," resumed the witness
stand today after testifying at a
national labor relations board hear
ing into alleged unfair labor prac-
tees by Remfngton-R Rand Co. that
James H. Rand, Jr, president. Of
fered him $4,000 to transport six
strikebreakers into Connecticut
from New York In violation OF q
federal statute. -
"He offered me-" said Shaw, 5000
to take these men across the state
line. But I just threw IT out the
window. I refused To. do It,"
shaw, who described himeslf as
conductor OF an industrial survey
business with offices at New York
City, WAS the second witness IN the
hearing investigating the months
long strike at the Middletown
branch plant Of the Typewriter
Manufacturing company. HjslmAr
Anderson, strike leader at Middle
town, testified first. :
u Evaded Questions
The witness, y burly, thin haired
and bespectacled, frequently irked
Daniel b. Shortal. government
counsel, by evasions Of questions.
shaw persistently denied he was IN
the strike-breaking business and
.tekea tia ny<Iv vunrk MAS "E2adiea1-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
Chief Executive Stands In
SorrolU By Bier OF Friend

mer khaki, and a detail Of Argen.
tine police who had been associa-
ted for but O day with the former
New York cop chosen by President
Roosevelt seven years ago to be hts
personal guard. Secretary Of State
Oordell Hull, U. 8. Ambassador Al
exander Weddell and members IL
the embassy STAFF, and Assistant
Secretary Of State Sumner Welles
were among the dignitaries who at
tended--the presidents only morn-
ing engagement before depa4 ting
after luncheon for Montevideo. Ur-
uguay and home.
when the service ended. and af-
ter the body was carried from the
room and other persons filed out.
President Roosevelt stood silent
with his son. stood for more than
Q full minute before silently turn
ing TO leave the room. The casket
was borne outside by four U. 8.
secret service men and four Ar
gentine police and placed on q IRE.
truck draped In mourning. Firemen
In dress uniform and q detachment
OF police accompanied the cortege
slowly along the Avenida Alvesr 10
Ire indianapolis, which WI beat
The casket back 10 the Unitef
states for burial. tentatively plan-
ned NJ Warm Springs, Ga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
THIRTY-SEVEN
FORCED TO FLEE.

Fitchburg, Mass; Dec. 2-(UP).-
Thirty-seyen persons were driven
scantily clothed into freezing wealth
er early today by FIRE that destroyed
q ttree-story wooden business DWELL
ing block and for time threatened
the entire South Fitchburg business
district. Damage was estimated at
$4,000. Firema nTimothy J. Shea.
IS, suffered painful injuries when
he stepped OF a spike during q stub
born two-hour battle to control the
flames. Reused by the blaze, Henry
J. Guertin reused other occupants.
Offlcials said the fire started In the
basement of the Bemis-Road Ctruc-
ture and rapidly enveloped the en-
tire building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
COMPENSATION
IN WHIT'EDEATH
Com. j. M. Lynch Awards
Wife, Child S5,26l.28
for ElectrOcutiOn


The wife and child Of Ralph p.
White. of ~ winyah avenue. wa
terv,,Is w,,o hoe s,ectroc,,t.d u,,,,ie
0e-, w.. ''"o e 49,. - 49,. -,
WV ~ ~ VIC Sa''"'e 49," " "'o
0laee me.ai "WAs ~. 0''o o'4ooA'
november ~, wah receive compensa-
ton totallilsg $5,261.28 according to
the terms Of an award made by
,o,, r,o,,,,,,,..,or.r 1ore.
.eAs"1o. So1004o.'eA 'e'
M. Lyncn tooay. PaymenS OF COM
pensation cnecks Wal pc mace ever
montn ZOE tne next SIX years: Inc
amounI OF eacn cneck VIII pc $o4io'
ana VIII begin november ~. a
Iurtner allowance o. wv aor funeral
expenses y provldea "a tne award
Killed In Casting Room
white. who was "a years Of are,
wsa kilied by selectro cutiofa while
working as q helper Ia the casting
room 81 the Chase Metal Works:
While stationed at on electric fllr-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
President Starts On
Ills Hon,elDdrd
Boards indianapolis Near Noon day-fiis Words Of
Peace Still Resound Around World Bringing
Home Body of Friend
! BY ARCH RODGERS
[ Copyright, 1885, United Press

Buenos Aires. Dec. 2.--CUP)-
President Roosevelt took leave TO-
day Of his three-day Argentine host
President Aglistin p. Justo, with the
expectation that they will next
meet in Washington.
with the plaudits Of the 81
American republics stu resounding,
as they rallied to his call for peace
at the Inter American Conference
which he opened, the president
boarded the cruiser Indianapolis at
11:40 q. m. (EST) for o trip across
the River Plata to Montevideo.
Uruguay.
He will arrive there tomorrow
morning for q six-hour official call
on President Terra before beginning
his 7.000-mile voyage home.
While his itinerary was not COM
plete, 1t was thought the Indianap-
oils would proceed straight to
Mobile, Alabama, instead Of to Port
Of Spain, Trinidad, as was origin
ally contemplated.
Taking HIS Friend Home
This was because Mr.. Roosevelt
wished to take the body OF his per-
sonal bodyguard and friend, August
Gus" Gennerich. who died yester-
day Of q heart attack, as directly
as possible to Warm Springs, Ga,
for burial. President Roosevelt
leaves Buenos Aires after receiving
the greatest popular receptions ever
accorded q foreigner, In which all
shades Of POLITICAL opinion We'd to
heap honors ON the American chief
Continued on Page ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
HOOVER MAY MAKE
HOME IN ENGLAND
British Friends Have In.
vited Him - Seriously
Considering Proposal

New York, Dec. 2.-(UP)-The
New York Daily News said today
that former President Hoover was
seriously considering the urgent"
invitation Of British friends to take
up protracted residence In Eng
land. Mr.. Hoover was at the Wal
dorf Astoria hote1 but was not
available Immediately for comment.
His secretary. Lawrence Richey, de.
MED that he planned to live in
England, as did friends In his home
In Palo Alto. Cal.
"There Is absolutely no truth in
the report" Richey said. Mr..
Hoover has personal acquaintance
in England and Of course they have
at times invited him to pay them
social visits, but these invitations
were Just like any other social in
vitation that Mr.. Hoover might re-
ceive from Maine or any other
place"
The Daily News quoted Mr..
Hoover's "intimates here and in
Washington" that he had virtually
decided to take up indefinite resi-
dence in England as did Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh more than .
year ago.
Hoover Denies It
New York. Dec. 2-(UP)-Former
President Herbert Hoover said to-
day there was not "a word Of truth"
in q report published here that he
Continued on Page ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
Chicago Cubs !. In
Anot her BIB. DedI

MontrsSI Ds flJP).
The Chicago Cubs continued
to keep the player market ne
tive ut the miner league base
bail meeting to-day BY selling
outflelder Ethan Allen to the
81. Louis Browns Allen came
TO the Cubs Inst season from
tho Philadelphia PhiIlies
along with pitcher. Carts DAv.
q. He has played II years I'm
the majors. 4.
Acquisitlan yesterday Of ont
fielder ice Marty, San Fran
cisco star rookie, paved the
way for Aliens sale.
Catcher John Peacock, who
was recently declared . free
agent BY Commissioner X. M.
Lands, signed with the Bos-
ton Red Sox ut . reported price
Of. $4,000. Peacock belonged to
the Cincinnati Reds before
Commissioner Lands ruled he
had. been improperly signed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
FOREIGN AID IS
GOING TO SPAIN
ENJOYS Meeting in London
Are Much Exercised;
Germany Is Blamed
BY FREDERICK KUN

Copyright, 1885, by United Press)
Iondon Dec 2-(tJp)-Envovs Of
81 nations. meeting as a neutrality
committee decided todav to ,nvest,-
-. -.,.',... :. -...,~ .,...
gaze act'V''y VI to'eisn 'o'u'''eelS
IN the Spanish civil war and TO pro-
pose to the contending factions q
drastic plan to exclude foreign war
material.
As the committee met, 1t was
learned that information had
show that volunteers for tank units
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02
KILLS HIMSELF
ASDID PARTNER

Winchester. Mass, December ?
(UP) - Merton L. Crush, 55-year-
old Boston banker and business as
sociate Of Bowen Tufts, who COM
mitted suicide more than a year
ago, was found dead Of Carbon
Monoxide gas In his garage last
night.
Medical authorities said It was a
case Of probable suicide.
Grush's body was found on the
garage floor behind his automobile
by a son, William L., 81. Efforts to
revive the banker with an inhalator
at q hospital here were futile.
Investigators said Crush appar-
emily had started the motor of his
car then tossed the ignition key
on the floor.
In April, 1885, Tunts, an associate
of Crush In the @. d. Parker In
vestment Company Of Boston, ended
his life the day after he was named
in a receivership petition filed
against the Seaboard Utilities
Shares Corporation. 1t was said
that $4,000, 900 had been invested
with the latter company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-02

Mrs. Ryan fell, November %, 1885,
and suffered injuries which resulted
In permanent disability. Mrs. Ryan,
as Q tenant OF a house on Haase
street, which Is owned by the Citi-
zens and Manufacturers National
Bank, fell from the third floor
veranda as she was shaking a rug,
when q portion Of the railing broke.
Supports Rotted
It was found In the suit that the
supports Of veranda In question was
SO rotted as to allow 1t to sag con-
siderably. Judge O'Sullivan stated
that the question Of damages In the
case was far more disturbing than
that Of liability for In his opinion no
word picture can accurately por-
tray the extensive injuries suffered
by the plaintiff.
Lawyers In Case
Representing Mrs. Ryan in her
successful action were Attorney A.
Henry Weisman, Attorney Herman
Weisman, and the firm Of Mascolo,
Mcknight and Dauch. The firm
OF Carmody and Thoms were for the
denfense. It + rumored that an
appeal from the decision will be
taken to the supreme court OF errors