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live at peace with one another.

live at peace with one another.
Mrs. Violet McTurk has a jolly
British Guiana which no other
white woman has ever undertaken.
She has a trading post rs miles
inland, where she lives. She buys
gold and diamonds from rne natives
and employs a number of natives
to sluice gold from the river beds.
She inaugurated a tourist service to
the famous Kaieteur Falls, which
are five times higher than Niagara.
Houses have been built at the falls
by the Government and Mrs. Nc
Turk escorts her parties by truck,
rail and boat, the round trip taking
a week.
Miss Anne Marie Driscoll of
Washington, D. c., national sup
ervisor of the Federal Housework-
ers' Training Project, says that
homework has attained the status
of a career for women. When
housework is put On a business basis
and the standards are satisfactory
to both employer and employee, it
takes a new place in our country.
Recently J wrote of the retire
ment of my old friend Ellen Fitz
Pendleton as president of Wellesley
College. Now I must comment
on her death. Retired at seventy
one from the leadership of this
great eastern woman's college she
did not long survive, but passed
away at Newton, Mass, On July e..
Thousands of women all over this
country will mourn her.
Early next ninth Florence Low
Their, professor in the zoology de-
partment at Barnard College, will
to the United States after
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" Ave. 4.oO
L. "A. Nussman, l vacant lot Second St. 49, 2.04
L9I Albert Owens, 4 vancant lots Second St. 3.S3
4 E. R. Overman, l lot and filling station
a Salisbury Ave. PLY
+. K. Overman, ! vacant lots -------- Slip
6. A. Palmer, l lot and house Iredell Ave. 56.75
Mrs. Lula B. Petttiegrew, 2 lots and house
7 Yadkin Ave. 1898
Miss Catherine Erwin Phillips, l vacant lot
u Charles st. 1,O2
John A. Picker, l lot and house Meadow
St. 9.79
D. W.. Plyler, 1 lot near R. R. ----- 400
[. J. Poole, 4 lots and house Salisbury Ave. 3O.5S
c. S. Poteat, l lot and house Third St. -- 1O.4S
L. E. Poteat, 1 lot and house Yadkin Ave. 24.95
4 ]. R. Prettyman, Est. 1 lot and house Ire
dell Ave. 31.21'
Mary R. Price, p vacant lots --------- 5.8S
Mrs. Annie K. Rankin, Est, l vacant lot
Newton St. ,2.O4
John L. Rendleman, l lot and building
4 Salisbury Ave. 10 vacant lots -- $3.50
E. w. Rice, l vacant lot Fifth St. ---- 1.54
e NJ. Rice, 2 vacant lots Yadkin Ave. -- 2.04
C. E. Robertson, l vacant lot Whitehead
Ave. 1902
2 E. ]. Roseman. 5 vacant lots -------- 1920
Bryce Rufty, 2 vacant lots Newton St. lila
= MO AiLoDSl11 ooS " Nai NJ al
a isbury Ave. IS IL acres land ----- 1926
8 J. 7. Sharpe, 1 lot and house Third St. 1899
2 W. F. Shealey, 1 lot and house Iredell Ave. 2s.15
C. L. Shives, l lot and house Yadkin Ave.
Mrs. R. NJ. Shoaf, 1 lot and house Yad-
kin Ave. 1904
I. M. Siceloff, 2vacant lots Seventh St. 1920
J. H. Sides, 3 lots and house Ninth St. and
Rowan Ave. 1886
4 Mrs. Robert Simpson, 1 vacant lot Hud-
son Ave. 4.O8
J. M. Sink, Jr., and B.. L. Hume, 1 lot and
4 house Eight St. and Yadkin Ave. - 1859
9|J. M. Sink and B. M. Hume, 2 vacant lots
Yadkin Ave-. $50
]. M. Sink, .Jr., and B. L. Hume, 10 vac
ant lots $40
|Charks S. Smith, 1 vacant lot Millers Fer
ry Road 2.O4
Nv. L. Smith, 1 lot and house, Yadkin Ave.
balance 1887
III. B.. Stedman and wife, 1 vacant lot
Fourth St. 1882
Oh. M. Stedman, Est, l lot and house Min
tn St. 14.41
Mrs. T. H. Stewart, l lot and house Caro-
lima Ave. 1887
Mrs. 6. W. stinson, 1 vacant lot Baldwin
Ave. 2.O4
Y lC.1. S%tratford, 2 lots and house Sew
enth St. 47.S4
HID. Stutz, 1 lot and house Hudson Ave. 1888
Z Preston Styers, l lot and house Second St. 1850
Mrs. Phoebe Summers, l lot and building
o Fifth St. 4o.28
+ Mrs. G.. B. Swicegood, 1 vacant lot Seven
tn St. $40
I'M. A. Tankersley, 2 vacant lots Salisbury
Ave. 1924
i C. E. Tate, Est, l vacant lot and house
Carolina Ave. 3O.71
j. H. Taylor, 2 vacant lots Earnhardt St. 2.56
Lee Thomas, 1 lot and house Second St.
2 lots and house Fourth St. ; vacant
lots Whitehead Ave. l vacant lot Jordan
q Ave. 1851
lR. F. Thomas, l lot and house Second St.
6 vacant lots LIST St. Acknowledgement 1897
Continued On page 11)
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
(By Rev. Charles E. Dunn
(By Rev. Charles E. Dunn

be selfish but impossible. The
world of today is bound together in
countless ways. We cannot think
and act in purely national terms.
Business, politics and education are
all international in the scope of
their programs. Why shou.d reli-
gion be parochial? Furthermore we
must remember that the light
which shines the farthest burns
brightest near at hand. The more
of the gospel we expect the more
of it we have left for use here at
home.
Then, too, it is charged that the
mission boards use too large a pro-
portion of their funds for routine
office and promotional expenses
But the truth is that the average
overhead cost required by the vari-
GUS mission boards is only 12%
of the funds handled. Many bust
ness concerns report an overhead
expenditure more than twice as
high,
Let us have done with petty criti-
cism and march forward with the
realization that the missionary en-
terprise is the vital, pulsating nerve
of the Christion Society. Only a
missionary minded church can sur
vive.
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Sale Of Real Estate In
Town Of Spencer For
Non-P Payment Of Taxes

Pursuant to Municipal Finance Act of North
Charter of the Town of Spencer, as provided by
Law for sale of Real Estate for Non-payment
Of Taxes, and pursuant to the terms of a Reso-
luton unanimously adopted by the Mayor and
Board of Alderman of the Town of Spencer, at
regular meeting held at the Mayors office on
Friday, July 10th, 1886, the undersigned Tax
Collector will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash at the Court House in
Salisbury, N. c., on Monday, the 18th day of
September, 1886, beginning at 1900 o'clock A.
NJ, and continuing until completed, for non
payment of Taxes Real Estate in the Town of
Spencer, on which the Taxes for the year 1885
have not been paid, the name of the owner of
said Real Estate, the description thereof, and the
amount of Taxes due thereon for the year 1885,
being set out below. To the amount stated as
due, will be added all legal penalties, cost of ad-
vertising, cost of sale and all other legitimate
charges.
This the 10Th day of August, 1886.
R. G. STRICKLAND,
Town Tax Collector.
M. A. Agner, 1 lot and house, Yadkin
Ave, balance $32.>3
B. B. Albright, Est, 2 lots and house Sew
enth St. 1906
E. A.. Albrecht, 1 lot and house Eleven
tn St. 1887
DR.. G.. B. Albright, 1 vacant lot Fifth
St. 11.41
A. L. Alexander, 1 vacant lot Salisbury
D. L. Arey, Est, 1 lot and building Fifth
St. 1880
H. L. Arey, 1 lot and building Fifth ST 1850
J. T. Bailey, 8 vacant lots 9Th St.. 8 vacant
lots Ninth St. 8 vacant lots Tenth St.
8 vacant lots Eleventh St. ---------- 1854
B. A. Barber, l vacant lot Fourth St. and
Jordan Ave. l.52
L. K. Barber, 2 lots and house Earnhardt
St. 1852
Mrs. Bette Barker, Est. 1 vacant lot
Baldwin Ave. 1.O2
Mrs. Daisy Barker. 1 lot and house Caro-
lima Ave. $3.50
o. L. Barrier, 2 lots and house Third St. 1923
C. E. Beaver, 4 lots and house McCubbins
Ave. 1913
7. c. Beck, 4 vacant lots Cain St. ------ $50
]. T. Beck, 1 vacant lot Salisbury Ave. 6
lots and hoAse Henderson St. and Yad-
kin Ave., balance --------------- 1898
W. L. Beck, ; IL lots and house Yadkin
kin Ave. 1916
D. M. Bennett, Est, l vacant lot Jordan
Ave. 1872
T. T. Benson, l lot and house Second St. 22.77
c.. S. Benton, 2 vacant lots Fourth ST. 1924
E. R. Blackmon, s lots and house Eight
St. 1851
E.S. Blackwell, Est. l lot and house Row
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Ave.
I. A. Nussman, l vacant lot Second St.
Albert Owens, 4 vancant lots Second St.
E. R. Overman, l lot and filling station
Salishnru Ava
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seven months work in Central Af-
RIGA, studying the pygmies. Wo,
mans place is entirely in the world
today.
Katharine Cornell, the actress,
has received an honorary degree of
Doctor of Letters from the Univ
ersity of Wisconsin.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-08-21

Members of the newly organized
Ali calf club in Cabarrus County
have been selecting good calves
and plan to raise a fine group of
animals this year, the county agent
reports.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-08-21

picture of the criminal presents a
bill of indictment that would make
almost any jury return a verdict of
criminal negligence against them.
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an Ave. 2O.44
Mrs. Pauline Bobbitt, l lot and house
Fourth St. 1877.
O. H. Borum, 1 lot and house Fourth St.
l vacant lot Rowan Ave-, l vacant lot
Harrison St. All
R. K. Bozemore, l vacant lot Earnhardt
ST.. LII
B.: l., Brandon, l lot and house Second
St, 32.3s
C. L. Brandon, 4 lots and house Second St. 12.9e
G. W. Brandt, 1 lot and house Rowan Ave. $3.50
W. L. Bridges, 2 lots and houses Rowan
Ave. 41.O1
C. N. Brown, l vacant lot observation-disclosures 1.5z
H. NJ. Brown, l vacant lot Alexander St. d
C. F. Buie, 1 lot and house Salisbury Ave. 1871
Mrs. A. J. Burch, ? lots and house Hud-.
son Ave., balance 1915
Mrs. Bernice Burgess, l lot and house
Rowan Ave. 23.4(
w. G.. Burton, / lot and house Iredell Ave. 37.2C
W. J. Burton, l lot and house Third ST. 1871
c. Caddell, l lot and house Fifth St 17.44
O.. C. Call, 1 lot and house Salisbury Ave. 1854
J. L. Carter, l vacant lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENT soc
o. l.. Casey, l vacant lot Salisbury Ave- 2.54
Thurman chatham, l vacant lot Eleventh
ol3 T y IOlo ~ L NdSdlIt
lots Salisbury Ave. -------------- $3.50
E. ]. B. Chisholm, l lot and house Iredell
Ave. 51.77
Mrs. H. ]. Clarke, l lot and house Iredell
Ave. vacant lot Yadkin Ave. --- $3.50
Mrs. Eugenia Click, 4 vacant lots Charles
St. 4.25
E. T. Coates, l lot and house Third ST. 1900
]. N. Coates, ; vacant lots Lively ST. 3.01
Mrs. Margaret E. Coates, l lot and house
Third St. Ass
R. c. Coble, 1 lot and house Yadkin Ave 32.6s
Mrs. T.: E. Connolly, 4 vacant lots Fourth
St. 8 vacant ,!ots McCubbins Ave. 7 va
cant lots Jordan Ave. ------------ 1000
J. A. Cooke, 2 lots and houses Fifth ST. 72.6&
G. N. Cooper, 1 lot and house Second St 1914
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Cooper, 1 lot and
house Rowan Ave. 1891
B. H. Cornelison, l lot and house Rowan
Ave. 1915
Mrs. T.. A. Coughenour, 2 vacant lots Mil
lers Ferry Road 4.0s
w. A. Cress, 2 lots and house Jordan Ave.
balance 5.8e
Miss Annie Cuthrell, 1 vacant lot Carolina
lima Ave. 5.3(
10. T. Davis, 2 vacant lots Newton ST. Isl
J.. N. DeaS, l vacant lL 1dQkln AVe.---- /.1-
J. K. Dorsett, 2lots and house Fourth St.
1 lot and house Spencer Ave. l lot and
house Yadkin Ave. ----------------140.21
Sam T. Dorsett, Est. ; vacant lots McCub-
bins Ave. 3 vacant lots lakewood Ave.
II vacant lots Fourth St. 4 vacant lots
Mary St. 4 vacant lots Grant St. 4 vac
ant lots Price St. 1871
Miss Helen Dorton, l lot and house Sails
bury Ave. 24.81
W. W. Downs, lots 1921
J. B.. Duncan, 1 lot and house Second ST. 1926
D. C. Eagle, l lot and house Fifth ST. 25.4t
W. N. Earnhardt, Agt., I. N. Earnhardt,
Est 68.4 acres land ---------------- 87.2(
G. W. Edwards, l lot and house Salisbury
Ave. s.9s
J. L. Edwards, 1 vacant lot Charles St. - 20
J. T. Edwards, 2 vacant lots Salisbury Ave. 4.0@
E. L. Eller, l lot and house Fifth St. 10
vac<nt lots Sixth St. -------------- 40.9'
J. D. El1er, 5 vacant lots Fifth St., 2 vac
ant lots Baldwin Ave. 2 vacant lots
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BLACk-DRAUGHT

Rowan Ave. l vacant lot Yadkin Ave. s.
]. III. Eller, Sr. E vacant lots Sixth St.
4 vacant lots Seventh St. -- 10
M. N. Eller, ST., 1 lot and house Salisbury
Ave. l vacant lot Earnhradt St. - 80
0. B. Eller, $ lots and house Whitehead
Ave. 6 vacant lots Alexander St. balance 10
H. G. Elmore, l vacant lot Depot St. 2
M. Elmore, E. Womblbe & H. Blair, 2 vac
ant lots McCubbins Ave. Observation-Disclosures
c. L. and Mrs Florence Emerson, 4 lots
and house Salisbury Ave-, 5 vacant lots
Lee St. ----------s--------------- So
E.. B. Farmer, 1 lot and house Yadkin Ave. rs,
Mrs. A. w. File, 1 lot and house Salisbury
Ave. 7 vacant lots Lexington Road - p.
Mrs. A. W. File, Gdn Annie File, l vac
ant lot Salisbury Ave. ------------- S
Mrs. A. w. File E vancan lots Lexington
Mrs. A. W. File, Gdn. Velma File, 5 vacant
lots Salisbury Ave. -
Ivey File, 4 vacant lots Millers Ferry Road 4
Mrs. Mary E. Foard and Roena Beck, l lot
ard house Spencer Ave. ----------- IS,
F. L. Foster, l lot and house Carolina Ave. Fl.
Mrs. L. E. Gatewood, 1 lot and house
Carolina Ave. 81
H. w. Gordon, Est. 2 lots and house
Salisbury Ave. 81.
W. E. Gordon, 2 lots and house Sails
bury Ave. 1 lot and filling station Sal
isbury Ave. 81
Mrs. Cora Graham, 3 vacant lots Second
st. Z
J. L. Gray, 1 lot and House Ninth St. -- 10
Vim. and G. w. Griffith, l vacant lot
Alexander St. y.
Mrs. J. H. Grossman, 1 lot and house Ire
H. S. Grub, 1 vacant lot ----------- 2
H. W. Grub, l lot and house Salisbury
w. H. Grub, IS lots and house Cain St. Fl,
Mrs. Cora Hackett, l lot and house Yad-
kin Ave. 20
William P. Hackett, 5 & 3-S acres and
house National Highway ------------ 81
Mrs. T. A. Hale, 1 vacant lot Second St. 2
c. E. Hall, Est. 3 vacant lots---------- 6
Mrs. Lottie Harris, 2 lots and house Jor-
dan Ave. Ill
Mrs. Mary ]. Harris, W. A. Hale, Jr,
Adm. 1 lot and house Yadkin Ave. "a
vacant lots Iredell Ave. ------------ 81
H. E. Hatchell, 1 lot and house Seventh
st. balance IL
J. w. Hedrick, 2 vacant lots Whitehead
Ave. z
John Y. Hedrick, 2 lots and houses Sails
bury Ave. 20
w. E.. Tennessee, l vacant lot Yadkln
Marshall J.. Henry, l vacant lot Fifth st. 5
Mrs. W. M. Hester, l vacant lot Salisbury
w. E. Hippert, 2 lots and house Seventh
W. ]. Holt, 2 vacant lots Salisbury Ave. 8
J. L. Honbarrier, 10 vacant lots Newton
St. 9 vacant lots Harrison St. ------- 10
John A. Hooper, Jr., l lot and house Sal
isbury Ave. 20
lR. R. Hooper, l lot and house Salisbury
II. S. Hooper, vacant lot Seventh ST. ;
H. L. Hopkins, 4 vacant lots Alexander St. l.
Daniel and Katherine Hoskins, l lot and
house Tenth St. IS
John A. Howard, / lot and house Sails
bury Ave. balance IA
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and women, who could
afford much more ex-
pensive 1axatives, use
Black -Draught when
needed. It is very eco
nOmical. purely vepeta-
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H. L. Hunt, 3 vacant lots Alexander St. 1.0z
Mrs. Lottie A. Isenhour, 1 lot and building
Fifth St. 45.1e
c. R. Jackson, 2 vacant lots Eight St. - 1.54
M. L. Jackson, ; vacant lots --------- 1924
Luther Dean Jarrett, l vacant lot Earn
hardt St. l vacant lot Salisbury Ave. 4.95
c. E. Jarvis, l lot and house Yadkin Ave.
balance 24.57
M. E.. Johnson Est, l lot and house Yad-
kin Ave. 1880
T. E. Johnston, IS lots and houses Lee St.
10 vacant lots Lee St. 4 lots and houses
Salisbury Ave. 10 vacant lots Salisbury
Ave. balance 5000
B. A. Julian Est, II vacant lots 9Th St. 3
vacant lots Baldwin Ave. l vacant lot
Fifth St. 17.14
]. H. Julian, 1 lot and house Hackett St. 100
William Julian, 1 lot and house Salisbury
Ave. 1 lot and house Hackett St. -- 1872
Mary E. Kenerley, 1 vacant lot -------- 2.o4
Harvey R. Ketchie, l lot and house
Spencer Ave. 9.54
Mrs. G. L. King, 2 lots and house Sails
bury Ave. 1896
H. C. Kinsey, 4 vacant lots ---------- 1.02
: Frank w. Kirk & C. S. Parrish, l vacant
lot Salisbury Ave. 6.12
Mrs. R. G. Kizer, 1 lot and house Yadkin
Ave. 1858
C. w. Kluttz, l tract 90 by 500 #. 2.04
C. T. Kluttz, 1 lot and house Second St. 27.1S
w. H.Koontz, l lot and house Third St. - 1872
Mrs. Anna Krider, Est, l lot and house
Salisbury Ave. 1920
J. A. Lentz, 1 lot and house Hudson Ave. $3.50
Mrs. Fannie Letcho, l lot and house
Third St. balance 3.2O
A. ]. Little, l lot and house Salisbury
Ave. 1 lot and 2 small houses Salisbury
Ave -------- ALA
Clyde R. Lyold, 2 lots and house Second
St. 1870
C. w. Lloyd, 7 lots and house Second St. 1854
ID. W. Loflin, { lots and house Bailey St. 1928
w. A. Loflin, l vacant, lot Jordan Ave. - 1.52
I. w. Lomax, l lot and house Eight St. 30.03
=, Mrs. C. A. Lyerley, 1 lot and house Sew
enth St. s vacant lots Eight St. s
vacant lots Ninth St. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1873
IL. [. McClancey, 1 vacant lot -------- 1.02
Fred H. McCubbins, 1 vacant lot Fourth
St. and McCubhins Ave. -------- 1.02
F. N. McCubbins, 5 vacant lots Rowan
Ave. 20.4o
w. B. Mckinney, 1 lot and house Yadkin
Ave. l lot and house Rowan Ave. l lot
and house Spencer Ave. 1 lot and building
Salisbury Ave. 69.90
]. M. Maupin, II vacant lots, 4 vacant
lots Yadkin Ave. 1880
7. M. Maupin. 5 vacant lots Yadkin Ave. 1920
Mrs. W.. C. MauPin, l lot and house
snencer Ave. 1922
W. C. Maupin, Agt. Mrs. F. F. Smith, T.
vacant lots Alexander St. ---------- $50
]. c. Mayfield, 3 vacant lots Salisbury Ave. 1886
?. H. Meroney, 4 vacant lots Second St. 1853
Leila Michea1, ; vacant lots On Alley near
R. R. 5.36
W. G. Mickle, l lot and house Yadkin Ave. 31.61
A. S. Mowery, 2 vacant lots Charles St. 4.os
G. W. Murray, l lot and house Fourth
St. 2o.S1
J.. N. Malls, 2 lots and house Yadkin Ave. 1919
Mr.. and Mrs.H. P. Newman, 1 lot and
house Fifth St., balance --------- 32.37
Nifong, W. F., l lot and house Salisbury
Ave. 31.61
W. c. Norris, Est. / vacant lot Spencer
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Refreshing Relief
When You Need a Laxative

Because Of the refreshing relief 1t
has brought them, thousands of men
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bic, highly effective. MI. j. Lester
Robertson, well known hardware
dealer at Martinsville, Va, writes:
IT certainly can recommend Black
Draught as a splendid medicine. I
have taken it for constipation and
the dull feelings that follow, and
have found it very satisfactory"
ID - ~ we
The Washington times., 1936-03-30
RACE RACKET
HOLDS THREE

LOS ANGELES, March 80
U.NS0-With three men in Gus
tody and an alleged sucker list"
of 10000 names seized, Federal
agents today swung into a search
for higher ups in what they term
zone of the most amazing race
track frauds ever uncovered"
The. suspects have refused to
talk, G-men said. They are Ed
ward Davis, Jack Fields and
Lewis Newman.
The ring is said to have oper-
ated by Turing suckers" into pay
ing money to elk" races and
then betting on "sure things" 4"
This money assertedly was pock-
eted by the ring.
The Washington times., 1936-03-30
'HELVERING
/. PLEA MADE
TOULOUSE
Corporation LeVies Are
Called Fair, Just; i
ExpectHotQuiz j
international News Service

Commissioner of Internal Rev0.
nue. Guy T. Helvering delivered the
Administrations plea for President
RooSevelt's new 81. .137 ,00O, 900 tax
program as public hearings Of the
House Ways and Means Committee
opened today.
Helvering declared that the revOs
7Iltionary proposal Of basing cor.
poration taxes on undiStrihuted
earnings Isl fair and just.
The program devised by the
House Ways and Means tax sub.
committee. however, he said did
not fully meet the Presidents tar
proposal.
FUN Amount Urged
He cited its estimated yield oe
$799, ,OOO, 900 as compared to
$1,137, ,00O, 900 asked by the Presip
dent-a shortage Of over $500
600, 900.
While he did not specifically
recommend processing taxes, a.
suggested by the President, to
make up the deficiency, he sug.
geSted that the committee pro.
vide the full amount.
Helvering indorSed the SubconAp
mittee's program as far as it goes
including $616,OO0,000 from do
meStic and foreign corporation
and individual taxes, $83, 3,00O, 900
by temporarily continuing the
capital stock and excess profits
tax and 500, 900, 900 in "windfall"
taxes.
He said the go per cent boost
In taxes to pay for the farm pro-
gram and soldiers bonus would
come chiefly through individual
income taxes on dividends from
corporations.
Gets II Per Cent
He estimated that over II peg
cent Of the $591, ZOO, 900 tax boosa
on corporation owners would come
CONTINUED ON Page 3, Col. H.
The Washington times., 1936-03-30
GATHER CLUES
HUNTEDHERE

Search for clues in the gangster
murder of Charles Gather, Balti-
more racket figure whose body
was found on the outskirts of the
Maryland city Saturday, turned
to Washington today when two
Baltimore detectives came here to
look through the local 'rogues'
gallery" and District detectives
were asked to check several list
ings in a little black book" found
on the slain gambler.
Although the Baltimore detec'
tives would not comment on their
search of the police pictures, 1t
was known they were giving Spe.
cial attention to the feminine
section of the gallery.
1t was the first hint that Q
woman might be involved III O441
killing - possibly acting as the
Finger"
Police Check List
The "little black book" brought
to light last night, is small note
book in which police found a list
of more than so telephone mum
berS in Washington, Baltimore,
New York and Atlantic City. Bal
timore police are checking the list
of Baltimore numbers and have
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1936-03-30
DC. BROKER
IS ACCUSED
OF FRAUD
Carl Kurtz Posts Bond
on Charge Preferred
ByA. S. Hills

Charged with embezzlement,
Carl R. Kurtz, socially prominent
broker and clubman and head of
the investment firm of Stroud,
Kurtz and Company, was taken
into custody today.
Accompanied by his attorney,
Milton King, Kurtz went to the
office of United States Attorney
Leslie C. Garnett, where he was
served with B. warrant charging
him with the embezzlement of
$3,100 from A. Stedman Hills, an
attorney with offices in the Mum
sey Building.
$4,000 Bond Posted
After the warrant was served,
Kurtz and his attorney went to
Police Court, where bond of $4,000
was set and posted and the pre-
liminary hearing continued for
two weeks.
Mr.. Hills is at present in Cal
ifornia, and in his absence the
warrant was sworn to by his
secretary, Miss Elsie v. Carlson.
It charges that on January 20
Mr.. Hills gave the broker two
Canadian bonds and some stock
to be sold and the money rein
vested. 1t is charged that the
broker failed to reinvest the
money or return it to Mr.. Hills.
Kurtz, it was understood, main
tanned brokerage accounts with
other firms, diSposing of securities
in his own name.
Came Here In 1911
Kurtz came here from Phila-
delphia in 1911 and has been
active in financial and social
circles. He is a member of the
Metropolitan Club, the Chevy
Chase Club, the Racquet Club, the
Board of Trade and the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
Kurtz is married and the father
of two children. The family home
is at 2458 Wyoming Ave. N. w.
His offices are in the Transports
ton Building.