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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
HOUSEWIFE AND
BURGLAR CLASH

Police friday sought 10 isafn the
identity NJ a pfo3isr ~ho brake
info the homs ~ Mrs.. O y OHM
stsd. zoe 10. Both 81. twice within
the past two days
On Inc second occasion. ~ 10 ~
D m Friday. Mrs.. oimstsd TfappIed
with ths burglar In bedroom.
Hearing . sound. she had opened q
door and found stranger ransaek.
ing the roam. He seized her, flung
her 10 ths floor. and made his
escape.
Mrs OImstsd said her mons w.s
fansacked Thursday night while no
one vas At hoine except her 10
yesr.oid sen. On that occasion. the
thief obtained diamond ring val.
ust ., $50 and a Get OF geld dress
clips
Tbs home Of u ~ ONsll. ssts
Thompson ave. VAS f3asse bed fff-
day night. hut nothing a value ess
stolsa
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ler's reiteration of his demand
and CONCESSIONS which the Pole
are willing to make.
Attention was being direct
ed already toward anothAr
speech which Hitler will make
Monday on the occasion Of
German labor day ceremonies.
Official comment on the impll-
cations OF Hitler's reply To fresi-
dent Roosevelts peace appeal was
strictly reserved. IT was indicated
none would be forthcoming until
the text OF the address had been
carefully scanned.
Privately. official thought APP
peared 10 follow these lines
4 HitleTA rejection Of the peace
! technique proposed by koose-
welt makes future efforts to ease
European tension by consultation
definitely more difficult. II not
practically impossible.
- The address. II not followed up
L with unpleasant surprises.
leaves the status OF European
affairs virtually unchanged. In
that If contained no new Nszi de-
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of Indianapolis, revealed today the
company had started a major ea-
pansion program to speed produe-
ton of motors for government
planes His announcement came
less than a day after Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh inspected the plant. =.
The New York Times. in a dis
patch on President Roosevelt's
denial of Arthur krOck's report
that the chief executive had in
vited Benito Mussolfni and Adolf
Hitler to peace conference.
printed krock's answer to that
denial today. Il anticipated the
denial" Krock. chief of the Times
Washington bureau, said. There
may be others. Persons with
whom the president discussed his
peace efforts were separately and
uneonnectedly my n ( OIL mants.
Separately and uneonnectedly they
volunteered the outline as / pre-
scented 1t, and gave Mr.. Roosevelt
as its sourc.
Thomas J. Pendergast. Demo-
cratic political leader, was indiet-
ed again today by federal grand
jury on charge Of income tax
evasion. The indictment was re-
turned by the same jury that in
dicted Pendergast last month on a
charge of evading payment of
taxes on s315,0 900 which IL was
charged he received from fund
raised by insurance companies
and paid to Pendergast when
Missouri fire rate case VAS COM
promised.
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BERLIN Nasis hailed the

BERLIN - Natis hailed the
utter defeat" Of President
Roosevelt nv Adolf Hitler today,
as Hitler himself studied world
reaction To his reiehstag speech
and prepared another important
address, this one for a gigantic
MAY bay demonstration Of
workers Monday.
Whatever the world view was
Of Hiticr's speech. u was evil
dent inspired Mani opinion was
that he had completely de-
moiished President Rooseveit's
peace appeal.
The speech was called "the
political execution NJ Roose-
veIt:" the president was invited
to resign because of his "con-
viction Of such maze Of his
toric untrutbs. political errors
and palpablr absurditirs."
Diplomatic quarters watched
the Polish situation. In Httier's
statements revealing his dr.
mands for Dankig and Tor n
strategic right of way across
the Polish corridor. In his com
pairing Poland To tserhosio-
vakis. they saw the outstanding
problem In German relations.
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POLAND DEFIES
GERMAN NAILS
POLAND

Poland's leaders held = military
defense meeting today At Warsaw
and were understood 10 have de.
eided on a fiat rejection II Adolf
Hltierfs demand for the return Of
DanzlR and a German extrastefri'
torisl highway through the Polish
corridor connecting the reich and
east Prussia.
President lgnscy Hoscihi pre-
sided over the meeting. which vas
attended By Marshal Edward
smigiy-Bydz. head Of the army.
Foreign Minister Josef Beck. high
officers Of the army and members
Of the cabinet.
The meeting decided that there
can be no relaxation IT Poland y
present military defense MEASURES.
Beck xdii announce me decision
to parliament next week. combin-
ing proclamation n Poland .
peaceful intent with formal
No" 20 tilfisrs proposals. on
Dsnzig and the corridor.
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The past record of william A.
Zig mn" Broome. front man for
the Y q. A O. promoters and self.
styled geologist and petroleum. en-
ginccr. was barred before the Jury
Friday afternoon
Earlier the government had IN
troduced Rroemes application In
1898 for q state of Washington
civil engineers license. -Four AIT.
neases we're brought out here from
the east 10 refute the statements
In a.
Claims Are Deuied
In his application. on which
state License Director Harry G,
HuSo did grant him license.
Broome had written that from 1914
10 1917 he was superintendent of
IN. hydraulics department af the
Poison Iron works in Toronto,
Canada. A director. manager and
secretary ~ that company In these
years. Alexander II. Jeffrey. was
brought here from Toronto To tell
the court the company never had
a hydraulics department
The state license department.
record showed Broome's statement
that in 1917 to 1919 he was a con.
sulting engineer with offices In
New York city, w. VI Edwards.
personnel director Of the General
Electric Co. In Schenectady, N. Y,
took the stand 10 tsstify that
Broome applied to him in 1917 for
Job M machinist. and introduced
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People In The News

retired British naval officer and
maritime authority, was engaged
as technical director for Douglas
Fairbanks jr.'s new picture Ruler
of the Seas"
Julio sanchez. Cuban sugar plant
er-sportsman, was credited in
Miami today with catching the
largest hroadbill swordfish ever
taken in Florida waters on rod and
reel The fish weighed 244
pounds and measured 10 feet. :
inches Mrs. Margaret Stroth-
crs, Negro proprietress of a small
Champaign, ILL.,. hotel. was free to-
day after a circuit court jury found
her innocent of the Staying of
William Spurrier. 81, University Of
Illinois sophomore ...
Secretary Of Labor Frances
Perkings said today building per-
NIT valuations during March were
~ per cent higher than in March.
1888, and is per cent above Feb
ruary. 1889 ...
Mary PickIord said today she
and Der band leader husband
Charles Buddy" Rogers, may
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STARTS
BUTTON HUNT
picture on Page Eight

The whole town will be hunting
for buttons next week when 10000
of them will be put on sale by the
Washington Golden Jubilee ssso-
citation as another stunt in promo
tion Of its big celebration here
July 20. II and 22 in the Stadium
Cooperating with the associa-
ton. Tacoma high school and col
lege students will begin sale Of the
little numbered badges on down
town streets Monday, boys selling
orange cOlored buttons 10 girls and
women and the girls selling blue
ones IN the men Each group Of
badges Is numbered from l 10
5000.
The trick will be for the button
Wesrers to find the member Of the
opposite sex with the duplicate
number. When man and woman
can match up their buttons they
will get free tickets 20 perform
anee Of the Jubilee pageant BY
appearing together al the sssocis-
tons office in the Rust building
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
BIKE LICENSES
NOT READY YET

Hold everything II won't do a
bit Of good 10 try 20 buy bicycle
licenses now because. as Mis-
Cenevieve Martin, city clerk. eH-
planned Saturday;
We can't get delivery on the
license tags until about May II
or Il And the ordinance wOn I
20 into effect until Nay IL
BY Saturday quite a few persons
called At the city nall prepared 10
buy licenses. but they were all
turned away.
When you DO come In" Miss
Martin said. be sure 70 have the
BICYCLES serial number and all IN
formation on brakes. lights and the
safety equipment required.
She said that on some bicycles
the serial number may b. found on
the spfocket wheel
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POTASH BLOWS
UP IN stove;
HOUSE RUINED
Henry Reimer Suffers
Only Minor Injuries
in Explosion Which
Shakes Whole Area

Although his home was
severely damaged. Henry Rel
mer of 1867 So. saith ST. es-
capped with only minor injuries
early Saturday when a guam
tity of potash exploded in his
kitchen stove.
Residences for several blocks
around were shaken by the blast
which shattered every window in
Reimers home and wrecked the
interior and furnishings,
Reimer was taken to Bridge
clinic for treatment Of burns
about his hands and face, The
explosion deafened him. but at
tendants said the condition would
probably be only temporary
Trousers Ripped 60 shreds
Neighbors regarded his escape
as miraculous. Hts trousers were
ripped TO shreds and the stove was
completely shattered. Bits Of
broken glass were scattered for
20 feet from the house.
Plaster was blown from all the
walls and ceilings, cupboard doors
flew off their hinges, and the
house doors were shattered Near
the stove. chair was blown TO
bits and a large hole was blasted
in the kitchen floor.
Fire equipment was called but
the explosion did not result In n
blaze.
Wife In Adjoining Room
Mrs. Reimer, who was In bed
in an adjoining room when the
explosion occurred at 1880 a, M,
was not harmed.
Mr.. and Mrs Reimer are en-
ployed at the Pacific Match Co,
The potash which exploded was
left over from supply Reimer
used Friday night in making sew
eral targets which were to have
ignited when struck by bullets.
Early Saturday. two friends
came To the home To take him to
the country for target practice,
using the explosive targets. While
they waited outside In their car
Reimer hurriedly prepared to
leave.
1t was believed he bundled =
number of newspapers into tn.
stove. not noticing that the ex
plosive material WAS still wrapped
in them.
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mistake in her income tax figures
for three years straight Liens
were filed asking 1856 for 1885,
1881 for 1886. and slei for 1887.
A 25-year-old Yakima high
school graduate, James Lyon. vas
held in King county jail today
charged with entering the United
States iIlegslly-eyen though he
crossed the border 10 visit his dying
mother. The youth said his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon. who
died last November. was asking
for him in Yakima and ne crossed
the border last September after
he had been refused a visitors
permit. After his mothers death.
Lyon remained in the United
States
Charles Ruggies, comedian on
the screen. betrayed his athletic
weakness today by filing MS entry
for the National A. A. L. hand
ball championships in San Fran
cisco George c. Etheridge,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
5TH BOEINC CLIPPER
MAKES TEST JOURNEY

SEATTLE ~ fourteen hours
after II .as launched. Bosing Air
craft eompany'a fifth 7t.psassngef
tfans-0ceaBie clipper built for Pan
American Always made lie first
test flight FRIDAY.
Edmund r. Alien. Beings ehisf
test pilot and head Of the research
division. flew the giant. four-mo-
tered plane from Sssttis's harbor.
Elliott bay. 10 Lake Washington
The huge flying boat Nss aloft
81 minutes The clipper. Pan
Americans zizt. Will De delivered
in about week
y. ID. sh1Walter. son If the late
Washington state superintendent
Of schools. wa eo-pilot. A crew
OF SIX was aboard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
ADOLF HITLER
SPEAKS AGAIN
NEXT MONDAY
international Barome-
ter Frozen Tempo
rarily just Above the
Hurricane Level

WASHINGTON - The in
ternational barometer has
been frozen temporarily just
above the hurricane level by
Adolf llitler's address. respon-
sible opinion here Indicated
today.
Whether that barometer moves
up or down depends, II was pre-
dicted. more upon the acts than
the words Of the Naz fuchrcr.
The European danger spot stu
was regarded as Poland because Of
continued conflict between MT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
AIRMEu
ARE DOM o.
CANADIAN ElE
Cause Of End Of Lsung
Flisht Frosn Nloseevv
Yet Unknown, o.
Filler 10 Injured

M1srOu INLAND. y. ALIVE
ssvtes asJotess. whe esueop1 - -
New osueswtre aons~aena<n - -
last ~ ~ shsse sossesw~eo-Sew
vssk ritens. sssuse1 ss6ny - opovo
shess wvp<he1 p>eae wteA~st ss&peo
s~A ~ ~ New vssA cray weee
reesurss.
rA~y klssss< ~ ssssA ~ -
vssshslley. go ~ fses tnes eoey
WE'RE sss sAess eewsse, rh<y ~
swsstetess sssea shsv sst1. - ee~p
psrs~ ~ ss~-stsp ~
MIscoti PLAINS. n. H.
A reseue plane landed = few
miles from thu Russian trAux-
Atlantic filters and their
wrecked plane today.
Another plane wss esreiin9 ~
i.lsnd, lnakinx FIR : place ~ lard
IN the sno~.eovefpd rpehy eoeee.
Roth planes were frnm MnnrtnH.
N. n, and atn~sd aas ~ thews 49,
Or EIysse nourneois.
rishermen waited fhe wrerkao2
which shs fiisss haA guarded ~
night. and reported thai uwte. On.
Vladimir kakhtnskl. the pilot. wne
wss injured In IN crash, spp@afn1
10 be romfoftanle W. had aleoe
on . rot bewids the wveehnne "
was believed several a. h.e ~
were bfuhen.
Fishrfm<n caftied message
frnm MIaeou Plains n nhlppsxan.
10 miies south Al here. fns Gen.
kokkinaki u wsn addressed t.
the air ministry ~ Mo~~sw. MI
its contents wsfs mt krswn.
The twe eIbess. whe ~ e~es~
pletsa t.Neo mbtes ~ 1ee1g
psstert~A sl1eAe tssm ~
snvies esptost - NEE yes14
waited Sts~eese1o>e@y oeu11o
theiv plmee ~ peerWeN ~
fuei sashs hssss fseuswtng ~
evssh-sp. go they re1vpse1 u
t~sse M pInse ~ tene ease.
iess smstess mishs ~ \
sfIse.
Both wings ~ tn plane we're
smsshsd and ons II The tws nsOtoro
Was erssshe1
The red. io~-wtngsa plsS6. salie1
the "Mosrow." had been IN ths ale
approximately ~ mourn nnd ~
minutes. had eompletsd ths worst
stages ef the lang night sernso
Scandinavia and ths Atlantic. r,so
belew the Arctic Circle. and wne
strsakinx do~n tbs hnms ssrstxh
ahead ~ tall wind ~ . 7Qo-mite
an hn,f clip. whsn u Nss forced
Apwn u vas oniy 100 miI<s sh1ft
NJ ssw York and only 10 mIiee
from the sasst NJ Maine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Child Struck by
Car Badly Hurt

In serious condition after being
struck by car At National.
Wash Friday afternoon. four
year-old liza Donnie Jackson u
that city vas receiving treatment
Saturday at the Mary Bridge
hospital here.
The child. daughter Of Rev and
Mrs. l. X. Jackson Of National,
suffered a severe skull fracture.
An emergency operation yas per-
formed Friday night bat shs re-
NAMED unconscious Saturday.
No details Of the accident we're
received by state patrol officers
here. Hospital attendants we're
informed the girl was struck BY
an auto driven by Mr.. Hoyt Of
Seattle. The mishsp occurred on
the Mountain highway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
AMERICAN KIDNAPPED
BY MEXICO BANDITS

xIC0 CITY-Dispatches
from GuanaJuato said today that
Oscar A. Lampe. American min
ing engineer employed an sub-di-
rector Of the Guiana iuato consoi-
dated Mining company had been
kidnapped and was being held for
ransom. Lampe vas Kidnapped
Thursday night. The kldnapers
left note saying Lsmpe would
be killed II authorities were
notified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
PORTLAND GRAND JURY
VICE PROBE IS ENDED

PORTLAND. ORE MaItnomah
county grand jury friday altar.
noon returned lts long -auaitsd re-
port on sfcs in Portland rtth
virtually . clean bil Of health for
laN enforcement officials. bus
fappinE sharply the Lax system
~ filming prostitutes.
Refusing 10 credit ~rafaors and
hsaFsay" the grand jury returned
no indictments Il approved con.
tlaaatlon Of war on pfosIitHs
ton. bit said Il found no evidences
II alleged psy-off. 10 vice or
gambling. Tne grand Jury probe
eiimazsd long anti-ylee cam
paign led By Portland elerxymen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
.3OO.Pound
Bear Slain
By Farmers

ptyAtLtlP - They got
the s00.pound bear Sat.
urday morning which had
been the despair Of farmers
in the Shaw Road distriet.
southeast Of here. for many
weeks. Staying their pigs
and other livestock.
w. v. Reid and Guy Clifford
shot Il down after a three and
half hour chase behind
nporky'' clifford. dor
Perky was buffetsd severely
BY the hear
The hear, vlth tsso bullets
IN his hide. had started for
Reid when two wnfe shots
from cliffuuis 10 70 halted
him dead In his tracks.
The heat kiileu nns n
Reid'n pigs saturday morning
and Reid and clifford set out
on his trail.
A female bear and twe cubs
are beIisv~d stu al large.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
L | G II T
Rumor Hopkins So III
He'll Be Replaced
A. Secretary Soon

WASHINGTON - A pros
pective cabinet change still in
the embryo stage contemplates
the elevation Of Edward j,
Noble to the post Of secretary
of commerce. lie Ia now serv-
ing as a Sl-a-year man with
Secretary Hopkins after n
tour as first chairman OF the
civic aeronautics authority.
Hopkins IL 80 III that II In doubt
full II he can handle the ardtious
duties which will b. loaded on the
secretary ~ commerce under Mr.
Rooseveits proposed government
reorganization plans.
4 recurring stomach aiisneat
ha. prevented him froa active.
" assuming his offier almost
from the dsy he wa. sppoint~si.
And far physical aud political
res.ons any hope that hs might
he baiIt and doomed up ints .
1910 candidate has vanished.
Moreover. Hopkins I'D not get
off 10 a good start IN the so-esllsd
aappeasementr move In vlsw of
his WPA record. business msn havs
not sufficient confidence IN him.
though a great deal ~ their dis
trust derives from their fear 81 the
president,
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Michael Raymond, wealthy Los
Angeles furniture dealer. filed a
$4,000 damage suit against Mrs.
Peter Ballentine, a reputed medi-
UNI, and her husband, charging
they made the spirit" of his
mother-in-law beckon his wife to
suicide. He said after Mrs. Bal
Ientine brought word from his late
mother-in-law in a seance that his
wife should be in the world OF
spirits with her deceased mother
and that Raymond was untrue TO
her, Mrs. Raymond, IS, took pol
son last December -.
At IS. Freddie Bartholomew Is
the proud wearer of his first hat
For years his Aunt Cissy has held
out against buying hat 10 mae
the boy actors curly hair. HIS
grandfather, in Hollywood on a
visit from England, slipped down
town with Freddie and bought him
the green felt bonnet with a snap
py red feather
A California court held that
Mrs. Rhoda Van Bibber Tanner
Doubleday forfeited all rights to
privacy regarding her past life
when she filed a 81 500, 900 heart
balm suit against Harold McCor-
mick. the harvester millionaire.
The court dismissed a s350-0OO
invasion of privacy suit she
brought against Mccormick and a
Los Angeles hospital for divulging
the records of an abortion opera
ton she underwent. In explaining
the operation. Mrs. Doubleday said
she had been ravished by Louis
Rowan, young socialite son of an
Italian princess -.
nleana, blonde and plump Rus
sian wife of Comedian Stan Laurel,
was convicted at Hollywood OF
being intoxicated in a Beverly
Hills cafe Feb. Q. She denied she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
IRISHMEN RESISTING
BRITISH CONSUMPTION

LONDONDERRY, N0rthfrn Ire
land Local irish Nationalist sent
a message today To EsmOn De
Valera. premier Of Ere asking
him to mobilize the Irish race At
home and abroad Immediately" 70
resist consumption If Irishmen IN
Great Britain and Northern Ire
land.
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Norma shearer
and other screen
stars. was given
for him at &c
NJ stu do. His
sister, Ethel, Is
so and his
brother, John, is
81
Dol res Del
Rio, the film star
wife Of drie
Gibbons, art di-
rector, was ae-
cused by the L
s revenue collee-
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In a motion filed in supreme
court. the singer, currently in
volved in a suit for custody of
their four year old daughter,
Susan, revealed she was served
with a summons Monday, April "a,
in the action brought by her music
teacher-husband. Supreme Court
Justice Louis A. NaIente will rule
Monday on Miss Talley's motion.
In her affidavit, the singer con-
tends the separation action should
be vacated because she is at pres
ent engaged in other litigation
the custody suits not resident
of New York, and is currently re-
siding at Newark, n. J.
kcu.;,Le HorinOIchi, Japanese
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Coach Won Game
But Lost Watch

Bud Tssener. baseball coach at
Everett high school. broke even
on hls trip 70 Tacoma Friday.
While his team was defeating
Lincoln. 10 0. thieves broke into
the Lincoln locker room and stole
Taveners watch.
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was drunk and said she was III.
Sentence was delayed . Lionel
Barrymore, dean Of the royal
family" Of the theater, is 81 years
old. A birthday party, attended by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01

adopt a child
sometime in the
future but had
n o immediate
plans to obtain
one the trial
of DIR. william,
+. La Nance
charged W it h
Staying his wife
last August, Will
be resumed late
today at Key
tseville, Mo.
Otto T. kreus
ser, plant man.
ager of Allison
Engineering Co
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WANT rAKLei TO
GIT orr Tu1k fENGC

Democrats poiisiros throughout
the country are yoleins aUsrul0is
demands that James A Farley taks
more definite stand in the ap.
preaching controversy between the
Roosevelt and conservative factions
fof party control In 1910.
For more than year the post-
master general has limited where
he would line up In showdown
between tho New Dealers and the
oid.fahhlonsd Democrats.
Nevertheless. Farley has recent.
" delivered two speeches euioaix-
ing fDE on The lsttsrs handling
81 foreign and domestic problems
The national chairman has pre-.
dletsd the president could easily
win denomination " he gees after
Il Bueh gttsfsness don't msks
sense 20 the politics. VINO have
isopardizsd their neeks b. align
ing against the party boss in the
belief the poNsffni Farley OrRsni-
xaiion would he arraysd sEains,
the White HOUSE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Bill BrOOn7e "RecOrd
IFS Engineer Barred


Just as the marathon Peoples Gas OIL trial IN federal
court here popping up Friday recessed for long
week. end until Wednesday morning Judge Edward f.
Cushman as senior jurst Of the district, will he in Seattle
Tuesday nneninr the new term Of court there.
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amba SSador to
United States,
joi n e d S a n
Francisco Jap
anese in prep
arations for to-
days Japan day
celebra ton at
the Golden Gate
In { er national
f x p o sition on
the birthday of
Emperor HirO-
hitO. The am
bassador arriv-
ed by tr a ! n
from Washing
ton
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Music Teacher Husband Sues
His Opera Singer Wife
Charges Esprit" Drove His
Mate to Commit Suicide
Dolores Del Rio in Tangle
With u. S. Over Taxes
Boss" Pendergast indicted
Second Time by Jurors

Adoph Ecksrom has filed suit at New York for separa-
ton from his wife Marion Taey the singer disclosed
today in petition seeking to have his action vacated
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sazIs ToLrnAsT ~
GDtkHsf>s f/EfHs

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