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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27
Boyd At Riviera
Thrilling Tale

William Boyd. as the fearless
"Hopslons Cassidy gets the
toughest assignment Of his sdven-
ture-packed career when rust
ling-king and his twin brother
work together to beat out the
boys from Bar 30" in silver on
the Sage" now at the Riviera.
The mysterious theft Of herd
guarded by Bar 20" and the I'M
prisonment of his pal Russell Hay
den on a trumped-up murder charge
sends Boyd into action against
outlaws who use gambling { ricks,
spies, terror and murder TO carry
out their plans. But Boyd. who can
out-trick the cleverest card-sharp.
and out-shoot the boldest killers
proves more than a match for
them.
Woven into the Clarence T. Mui.
ford action plot Ia a high-gesrec
romance between Haydn. who
plays Boyds loyal saddlesnats, and
lovely Ruth Rogers. who 10 east
AZ the daughter Of 4 murdered
Arizona cattle baron.
! Robert Kent u also On the bill
in "Convicts Code"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27
DIRECTOR PICKS
NEW GAN0STERS

Tired Of seeing the same gang
ster' types on the screen again
and again. Director Lewis Seller
chose an entirely different group
q bit players and extras 10 play
gsngs;ers In the Warner Bros
film King Of the Underworld. :"
which stars Humphrey BoEart
The only men oft-seen IN mobster
parts in this picture are principals
Of the big cast BogArt and Charley
Foy. me picture Ia Playing today
at the Shell thester.
Kay Francis plays q supporting
role 10 Bogart as a lady doctor
in the underworld nseistyom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27
Ann Norris Won Chsnes
By KEEPING Her Word

Ann Morrias N one young act
rsss who owes her screen success
To keeping her word. whsn MiAs
Morriss. . Dallas beauty. was first
tested by Mstro-GoIdwyn-Msy
she was told that. although she
was beautiful. she lacked dramatic
talent. Go home and study for .
year she was advised. Il viii.
but III be back she promised.
Exactly IL months 10 the day.
Miss horriss reported 10 the stu
do an experienced actress with
year Of little thestsr experiences
to her credit.
She 10 now Appearing st the
Blue Mouse IN Society Lawyer !"
aTarxsn Finds q Son shares the
screen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27
Tyrone Makes His FrstTy AtSinsing
In 1The Rose OF Washington Square

ryronne Power slnas for The
first time on the scresn N Rose
of Washington square" 7osh Cen
tury-Fox production. new ~ the
Temple thestsr. Three of the many
familiar hit songs in the picture
were assigned TO the young King
Of the Movies" n sing together
with Ailce Faye in some ~ the
gsy moments ~ the film.
The songs are The Curse ~ an
Aching heart ''Rnss If WASH.
ington SQUARE ny James Hsnley
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and Ballard Macdonald. and The
vsmr" Among eshss heart s.nEs
and he songs ~ yesterday heard
IN Rose II Washington SQUARE
are MY Man. -Js.ps.r April
Showers. I'm Always chsssna
Rainbuws.s Nanny and I'm
just wnd About Harry
Al joison. the star vim slnKs
bach shs pass everyone wants :.
remember. ee-sssFs N he film
ON tns same bill will BE- seen
"fnsif C;irls in White"
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Helen Broderiek. Allen Jenkins,
Ronald Reagan. Zasu Pitts, Make
Rosenbloom and Jerry Colonna.
Imagine II you can allen Jen-
kins and Jerry Colonna a. a thiev-
ing pair Of tunesmiths who don't
Pitts swinging II" on the harp,
and the National Jitterbug Cham
pions going TO town and you have
small idea Of the high Jinks that
go on In Naughty But Nice Z"
Others In the cast include Luis
Alberni, vers Lewis. Elizabeth
Dunno. Bill Davidson. Granville
Bates and Hslliweli Hobbies
John Garfield plays the lead role
in "Blaekwells leland" also on
the new bill.
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Harvey Scores
In Continental


N<fsssnIn6 y warm s>1-<><se~
mev sveesnu wAe ~ first - twv
cnesinsetsl rzeel pr<vntati>rs n
to Hu<fss<n fetty n vi~eea
shewn ~ Ieewre tsuianet "A i@k<s
ws%s shs&tsr fa>estsv ssselee sn.s
n - se<e sssls "Wednesday <vsn.
Inn
s~~<~s- e~sn rAlsna possv<s
sssss - ~ passe<e . -
lsuNeen1ty ess1eesv laepvpsweee
stes - vs~ny 1890. -
1o.sp~pe ws~ap ennsm -
~ ~ nm sweoeoonse -
Napste~e's e~ly -. ~ seenG
pshs - npleonon1e.
Tnreaahnut ~ p1esnsi1ntt6n ~
shis ehsrter ~ suNseti< hsneeey a.
snns 100 ysass 49, thess 49, Ne
elaborate ballet eesaeo thFuaun
whi<n E1nlss 1ne<s1 ~ wAy late
he young pvhs's besss. tleilr-
wcsd ItA<lf y rsvsies v ~ eutanss
~ ne sssssfsts sssssnes re shs
neIiss s<ss<s
Lillian Harvey hss splseAsa ssp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27
Auto Permits
ShOU Decrease

OLYMPIA - Astomootle permit
registrations n Washington are
running lees than = third u ths
figure Of two years ago. Lseenss
Director Dave cohn reported We'd
nesdsy.
He said s3.6is permits had been
issued 10 date. while on August l..
1897. over ses. 900 applications had
been received.
There are approximately TOO. 900
motorists In the state, with dead
lire set for August /. Last weeks
total included as .ss7 renewals and
3. 500 original applications.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27

ngNHni.y-cars orsnt ard
lean Arthur in Only Anesls
uavs Wtnsas also sHomanee ~
thr Red wussss with C1ssrfe~
niekfard ana Jean fsFkef.
COMM >ffs-rfsseslis tssns
In ~fcs Nv D@riins pAushsss
sl.o Donald oConnof In <nns
Of the Lesion
NAY srHEkf-~frs<sl Lane
IN Yes NJ Darling Dsushtsr."
also The L.dy vsnishss
rAak-psnnis o.kesfs In
Humphrey Hossrt IN ~Kins al
the Underworld =
Fnos rON--Iareita founs and
warner nastsr In wife. Hua.
hand and Friend aiso jackie
Cooper and Kdmund Le~s In
"NswsboYs' Meme
REAt.ARr--shirisy Temple IN
The Little Nfrcea. also 49,
lected shorts.
aEN--shiriey Temple In ~tittls
rrinoes. aiso nlll kiliots N
In Early Arizona
sugil.--H Humphrey Bosars and
ksy Francis In King Of the
Underworld also Jaoh nnit In
The strange cass of p.
Meade
st>sET--Charles noyer and
Irene Dunno IN Love Affsu.~
also Personal secretary
TENftE---Aiiee Pave aud Ty-
rone Power Ia Ross OF wash
inston squsse" also uiris
in white slth Florence aics.
Una Asrkel. Ann nuth<Fford
and Mary Howard
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Temple Winners
Named Thursday

Nsyne n's the weather. but
nacrs likely IL - the fact that
% many entered the ~shlrisy
Temple contest At re Music
Box that Royd Rnxen. house
manager. couldn't tel me the
names ef the winners antil
Thursday.
So fomorrow. in Keeling
Through the Lobby. you ~ill
know wha voa the autographed
hat and the four photographs 81
Americas No. l movie queen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27
Mirth and Melody Minsle
In Comedy Coming to Roxy
Naughty But Nice" ce-stsrrine DieL Powell and
Ann Sheridan Due Thurdsy "Bsek~eaFs Island,
With John GsrfeId, Also on the Bill

mind signing their names To any
body's song 80 long as rs . good
one. Imagine Make Rosenhloom
a. a combination cook. butler and
valet who cleans ashtrays with q
vacuum cleaner. Imagine Helen
Broderick ss ptterbug. zasu
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A love triangle in s~ingtime N
the theme Of Naughty But Nice. :"
Warner Bros novel musical COM
,edy opening Thursday At the Roxy
ltheater. Ann Sheridan. Dick Pow
,ell and Gale Page headline the
,cast and are the parties of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27

Because Pay Bolssr's scarecrow
costume In The Wizard Of Or"
was stuffed with straw. he was .
fire hazard and an extinsuishsr
was kept near him all through the
picture.
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IFS Tops,
yXLH bNlElIasstN<NwW

seats and fastened the safety
adventure an air trip TO
Pointing the nose Of the Cessna
into the mind, Bernard gave her
the gun and in few seconds the
Mueiler-Harkins airport dropped
from Us like shackles. and we we're
a. free as msn may ever be. After
reaching q safe hGght the ship
banked like = sea gull and began
the I4.O00-faot climb which would
take Us to the very Summit Of the
most beautiful mountain in Amer
lea
As the ship gained altitude. the
ground haze which had ohscured
distant points began to dLssipste
and there unfolded on all sides of
us a sight which 80 humble a
writer as myself cannot describe.
Behind ms lay the Sound
and the Olympic mountains.
shimmering In the slanting
rays Of the sitting sun, while
dead ahead tsimbled the rug
ged Cascades, dotted with
hundred lakes. As we reached
the 10000 foot newell the mas
sivs trees lost their individu-
Atty and looked for all the
world like the pitting green
on a golf course. The Noun
tain road wound In and out
among the peaks to be lost
temporarily In the heavy tim
her. only 10 reappear again
like a pencil mark on = map.
On and up we went, the sturdy
motor humming romance of the
skyways and drawing us closer and
closer to that divine masterpiece.
the details of which were becom-
ing more sharp and clear as our
relationship became more init
mate.
We were 50 intent upon it,
beauty that NJ first we failed
to note its snow-cspped
brothers, Mt. Baker IN the
north, and Mt. st. Helens. Mt.
Adams and Mt. Hood to the
south. All Of them were
plainly visible as we cruised
along at better than 11,000
feet altitude.
Only an occasional popping of
our ears told US We were getting
I'D in the world and that in a few
more minutes the crest OF the
mountain would be right outside
our very window. Sunrise Lodge,
nesting at about $500 feet re-
sembled a doll house yes, a
very tiny doll house.
The air was smooth and though
our gallant ship was making bet
ter than a hundred miles an hour.
we had little sense of speed and
seemed. rather, suspended In space
where we might at leisure drink
In the glories Of our surroundings.
There IL no way In the world
other than by airplane that
one may see the mountain In
its full glory, no way one may
see the beauty Of the Puget
Sound country, save he raise
himself above II where he may
look for hundred miles In all
directions.
One sees only beauty from an
airplane and all man-made ugli-
ness is swallowed up in distance
to leave a flawless picture to gaze
upon. No hot dos signs, no un-
slightly gas stations. no used car
dumps only the splendor OF
fir-clad mountains rolling away
for a hundred miles, the emerald
green of a thousand lakes, the
winding rivers like silver stream.
ers form the magic carpet over
5 which on. scars Hike an angel.
You say the mountain IL beau
tiful7 that the Puget Sound
country Is the garden spot Of ths
vorld7 Unless you have seen il
from above. you know not how
truly you speak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27

Times Want Ads sell hive stock
and farm products. TOO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27

hilarious triangle. With plenty of
additional comedy provided by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-27
Hamrick Brings Movie Fans Long Awaited Production



nttH MOI - 80 Sonnny W<is-
muis<F snH nsar<n osaiilssr
IN TsTrsn Fsnos . rcn ~.
&c. 100 "a 90 also walter
FSdz<1s snz Sirezazs nfu<s n
se<z<ts IAsffF, liza. 50
tss. lee
l.kk8w oan--tSlisa Nsf~<y ~
A fasr<sen PARTY ~ F1enns.
90 ana %
ut <Is naN--R nsst ruu>t
ana 1arr~f gEAreon - UesNrYs.
NJ chip< N se IA ssA
Tie. 10 %
ntssEna--wsilisn Boyd ard
O<orss Nara in silver en tns
ssx<. Ia -. %. : 20 -,
10 %. also Renerz kent knd
Anns r.sel IN sOnnsscf's Ce<ts.
IL 20. "a 10. as. sis
Eoxy-Ann scsh-rn ana see-
ert Youns IN ~AA1<ts II %
asc. sit. 500 10 - Also
waiter faas~on ana alta fenn-
scn IN a Doo knsnziss.@ %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
ESQ MARRIED
MEN GET JOBS

Two hunded and fifty Tacoma
married men will go 10 work We'd
nesday morning on various city
projects under wPA. City Engi-
neer Carl Forsbeck was advised
Tuesday by local WPA officials.
This viii bring to about loo
the number of wPA men working
on city jobs; the number does not
include those working on park,
playground and school projects
within the city.
Forsbeck said he is asking as
signment of the men to the compile
ton of about rs old WPA Jobs
started at various times but never
finished.
The men who get jobs are being
taken from the waiting for as
signment" list of the Pierce county
welfare department.
The states quota of WPA men
recently was increased and the
city's additional help is part of the
local apportionment of this in
crease.
Forsbeck said that the men
would be used almost entirely on
sewer and sidewalk jobs.
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Numbers Racket
Operator Leaves
Tacoma Hastil,

Disclosure made by The Times
of proposed operation of a num-
bers racket in Tacoma and SUBJ
sequent threat Of Public Safety
Commissioner Holmes Eastwood of
arrest of persons involved has re-
suited in departure from the city
of the would-be-promoter. 1t was
learned authoritatively Tuesday.
Reports were to the effect the
promoter left the city suddenly.
A further check revealed the man
had failed to deposit in bank the
$4,000 he claimed was there TO
insure payment of awards to pros
pective winners.
The man came to Tacoma from
Portland and was preparing for
operation of the number games
here. awards to be based on total
sales of shares on the New York
stock exchange.
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CLAIM FOR S33,O6S
PRESENTED TO CITY

Claims of Alice Zabrush against
the city were referred Tuesday to
the corporation counsel. The claims
aggregate s3s .06s.ss for personal
injuries sustained from a fall on a
defective sidewalk.
Mrs. zahruski alleged she tripped
and fell on a defective section Of
recently repaired sidewalk on So.
9th St. near the alley between c
and Yakima ave. Her ankle was
broken and, she stated In the
claim, II Ia still in cast. OF the
total. s1.6s5 II for expense. pain
and suffering to date: her medical
and hospital attention were OBJ
tanned at the Pierce county hos
pital. The total. the city was
advised. would be s33, 06s.ss II her
injury proves permanent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
PRICE OF EGGS
DROPPED HERE

Decreases in egg prices and In
creases In fresh produce were re-
ported Tuesday by Tacoma whole
salers.
Special A large eggs. both
white and brown. were dropped to
Il cents per dozen. Grade A and
B. large, were each dropped to 20
cents per dozen. Grade A small
carried a price of Il cents. and
grade B medium listed at one
cent higher.
Oregon canliflower was adj
vanced TO 81 and Si.1o per crate.
T king a raise of 10 and Is cents.
Celery. both Utah and white. was
LISTED at the flat price Of 81.
Green onions were advanced TO Is
and 20 cents per dozen lunches.
Radishes were listed at 20 cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
AUTO LICENSE
LINES GROWING

Auto license business picked up
little Tuesday at the Pierce
county courthouse and also at the
state highway patrol office. So. sth
and A SITS, as motorists awakened
to the fact that only one week re-
manned until Jan. l. Both places
had growing lines.
At the Automobile club office,
under the Hotel Winthrop on Com
merce st, however, only half a
dozen had applied so quick serv-
ice was being given, the staff there
reported. The club makes a small
service charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
HENRY LYDD0N'S
WIFE DIES HERE

Mrs. Sarah Ann Lyddon, wife of
Henry A. Lyddon. retired super
intendent of the Northern Pacific
shops in South Tacoma, died Mon
day at her home, 1904 So. Tacoma
way. She was II years old.
She came to Tacoma % years
ago from Brainerd, Mimi. where
her husband held the same posi-
ton. She was member of the
Episcopal church.
Other than her husband, surviv-
ing relatives include three daugh-
tiers. Misses Alice and Evelyn of
the home, and Mrs. Marie Davis
of Zion National park in Utah.
Piper's will announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
COMMONWEALTHERS To
STAGE 2-DAY MEETING

Units of Washington Common
wealth Federation were schedul-
ing meetings Tuesday to elect
delegates to attend the state con-
vention of the organization to be
held in Seattle Feb. 3 and 4.
The two-day session. the sew
enth of its kind. will be held in
Music Hall theater. 18th and Olive
way.
Organizations not affiliated
with the federation may send
fraterpal delegates, who will have
voice but no vote, according to
Howard Costigan, state secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
HULL IS READY
FOR PACT QUIZ

WASHINGTON - Secretary of
State Cordell Hull said Tuesday he
would welcome an investigation of
the administration reciprocal trade
agreement program.
The program has come under in
creNsing criticism since the govern
ment began to negotiate a proposed
agreement with Argentina.
Hull said friends of the program
would welcome an investigation
provided it is undertaken in an
earnest desire to secure informal
ton"
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BOOKED AS DIsoRDERLY

After allegedly causing a dis
turbance At 92s Fawcett ave, Will
lam p. Lee was jailed early Tues
day on a charge Of disorderly con-
duct. Arresting officers said he
was elected from the place twice.
and had his hat and coat off pre-
paratory to breaking in when they
arrived on the scene.
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APP y
fDAy
TUESDAY. DECEMBER .e

TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS
Audrey Anderson. Route l.
Puyallup.
Guy Hunt, BIZ So. G st.
Silver Gunderson. HOS So. J st.
Mrs. Ralph ". Jacobson, zoos
East Division lane.
Harold A. Allen, 425 No. Ta-
coma ave.
Harry G. Wick, Day Island.
William 5. Payne, 512 So. J st.
Bonnell ]. Glump, 707 50.
Anderson st.
Charles Gordon. Gals So. Ia
coma ave.
Dick Fordice. 1891 So. Thomp-
son ave-. and Bob Fordice, S5th
and Madison ave. dec. 25l.
Miss Rhoda Claassen, 3717 No.
24th st.
Mrs. Mabel Rawlings, s6I5 So.
S5th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27

When you need few extra
dollars, look around the basement
or attic for discarded articles.
This will bring you cash from
someone if you advertise them
with an inexpensive Times Want
Ad. Just phone Main 1851.
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MARRIAGELICENSES

have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Alexander Hoff-
man, 40. of 2515 So. NJ ST., and
Lydia christel, SO. Of 1921 So. Aims
worth. Tacoma: Theodore Rudolph
kinzner, 80. OF Lake Bay, and Vida
Ethelyn Slusser. 20. of S114 So.
Proctor st. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
BUILDING PERMITS

Two new residences were author
lied in permits issued by the
building inspector Tuesday. S. D.
Aiken will erect a $4,000 home at
4s14 No. Huson st. w. r. Waer
will build a $500 home at 1888
So. D st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-27
2 COUNCILMEN AWAY

With two members but of town,
the city council held only a brief
session Tuesday with little bust
ness to be transacted. Mayor
Kaufman, and Commissioners Da-
visson and Eastwood were present.
Commissioner Fawcett and Ber-
gersen absent, as they had not yet
returned from Christmas reunions
held ont IF the eitv
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Stocks Irregular
After Holidays
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: Irregular and quiet.
Bonds: Irregular; u. S. gov
ernments firm.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
Foreign Exchange: Steady.
Cotton: Firm.
Wheat: Up y TO IL cents.
Corn; Up IL TO II.
Rubber: Firm.
Silver: Off \ cent in New
York to 34c cents fine
ounce.
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TIIlaIHH&a5a385kA
Steamship Service Between Sound
and Orient May Be Resumed Soon

Prospects for resumption OF
steamship service between Puget
Sound and the Orient were good
Tuesday as representatives OF
striking seamen's unions and
operators continued conferences
regarding the dispute which has
tied up three vessels of the Puget
Sound Orient Lines.
Sailors of the ships involved had
agreed they would return to work
the idle vessels pending settle
ment, but engineroom workers and
stewards were still adamant as a
fourth meeting was held Tuesday
at Seattle. However, spokesman
expressed optimism for a speedy
settlement in all departments.
Officials of the Pacific North
west Orient Lines. agents at Seat
tie for the u. s. maritime commits
sion owned and operated fleet,
pointed out a truce resulting from
the meeting would enable the Col
lingsworth TO sail within four days.
The Satartia, tied up at the
smelter here since Nov. IT. the
Coldbrook and Capillo would de-
part at about seven-day intervals
thereafter. The last-named ship
Is due from the Orient early in
January.
Bids for private operation of the
line will be opened Jan. 5, regard
less OF whether or not striking
crews agree to put the vessels in
operation while negotiations are
continued.
Meanwhile, Tuesday at San
Francisco no prospects were in
view for settlement of the 46-day-
old tie-up there.
81 PCT. INCREASE
Lumber exports from the North
west, both foreign and domestic
during the first IL months of 1888
totalled 3.75 billion feet-an in
crease of 81 per cent over the
same period of 1888. As the year
approached its close, according to
the Pacific Lumber Inspection
bureau, exports were continuing to
climb.
Sc LAUNCHED
OF the 141 vessels for which the
u. S. maritime commission has
contracted construction. 50 will
have been launched by the end OF
1899.
or the three dozen already In
the water, 81 had been completed
and delivered to private operators
by Tuesday.
Meanwhile. the commission an.
nounced its approval for sale anc
transfer TO foreign registry of the
following:
Steamers Whitney Olson anc
George L. Olson, wooden steam.
schooners % years old. and the
San Diego, also a wooden steam.
schooner, q years old. to the
Canadian Transport Co. of Van.
couver B. c.
Steamer Comerio. s,S4e tons anc
30 years old. to the Italian flag
for Mediterranean service.
Steam yacht Iolanda, 1,647 tons
and 30 years old. TO f. A. Milleti
of London. The schooner-riggeo
craft has been laid up in mud
berth at Southampton. England
since 1887.
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HEART ATTACK PROVES
FATAL TO DELL DAVIS

Dell Davis OF 1927 No. 10Th st.
was brought TO ST. Joseph's hos
pital Tuesday morning after being
stricken by heart attack at No.
18th and Lawrence SITS. He was
pronounced dead upon arrival.