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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
WARREN MULLIN TO
SPEAK ON THURSDAY

Tacomans who are seriously in
terested in the issues involved in
the foreign policy of the United
States. are invited to hear Warren
d. Mullin, director of the labor
department of the National Coun-
Gil for Prevention of War, in
Washington. d. c, when he speaks
here Thursday afternoon under the
sponsorship of the Women's Coun-
Gil for Peace. The meeting will be
held in the clubroom of the Y. w.
c. A.
Mullin believes that there can
be no peace without social secur-
ity and no social security without
peace. His speaking engagements
carry him each year over thou
sands of miles to a great variety
of audiences. His background in
cludes close knowledge of British
and European affairs and long
association with religious, labor
liberal and other groups in this
country interested in international
affairs.
Council members are asked to
be present at l o'clock for short
business meeting to precede the
program. which is scheduled to
begin at 2 Mr.. Mullin will take
as his subject, What Is Ameri-
oSs Foreign Policy"
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recalled by many OF the members.
Warning has been issued by An
ker Bjornstad. Rhodes post COM
mander, that any Legionnaire ap-
pearing clearly shaved at tonight's
meeting viii be subject to fine
Even West Point" shave will
not be tolerated.
Comm nder Bjornstad has
promised handsome prize TO the
post member whose whiskers win
the "Drapery Derby" scheduled
to end Friday evening when the
Legions Golden Jubilee celebra-
tion. Days of SO" opens
The celebration. marking the
50th anniversary of Washingtons
admission to the Union. will be
staged at Legion hall. 407 So. 6
st, on both Friday and Saturday
nights. Old time dancing, spe-
cial vaudeville and games of skill
will offer a wide variety of enter
tainment in an atmosphere of pio-
neer days.
The affair is not confined to
veterans and their wives. All
men and women of voting age are
being invited to attend and join in
the citys first big funfest Of
Golden Jubilee year.
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JAIL MAN FOR
BEATING Wife

Claude RulicSk. "a. II 1914 s.
ysssma ave. Vas eelnx held IN
the city Jail Montay ~ = charge
~ drunkenns. Hts arrest ssriy
Sunday followed an sffrss Al his
home Saturday night. during
which he sllsgvdiy bal hls wife.
C1srs. -. with = hammer.
Mrs. Bullock was taken 10 ~
Je@epas hospital hy police Sat.
urass night. Although she VAS
unconscious FOR time. she was
released Sunday when an exsmlna.
tlon revealed she had received no
serious injuries
According 10 Information re-
csIved nv reiiee frcr ether rest.
dents Of The duplex hcu%e into
which the lsnilechs moved sstur'
day. the man struck hs. wife over
The head several times with
hammer ren.yssr.ela ITO ktlhsf.
M. nuileeks niece. witnessed the
alleged attack The ehlids moth
~. who came In from the sfNsf'
ing apartment q moment iatsf.
said nulleek attempted IN strike
her with the hammer. sisn,
Mrs. Killer told poils~ nullort
attempted TO ssfangie his wife
with cloth after striking her.
Mr. and Mr.. puilcrk moved 10
the Yakima ayr address satur.
dsy from 7soTH Pacific ave.
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Fishburne Giuen
Federal Position

John w Fishburne, jr. former
deputy Pierce county prosecuting
attorney. took his oath OF office
Monday morning before Federal
Judge Edward F. Csuhman as a
special attorney for the depart
ment of justice lands division.
Appointment of Fishburne came
from Attorney General Frank
Murphy. Duties will be in con-
nection with the Bonneville cleo
trification project II involves a
long series of condemnation suits
for extension of the power lines
from Bonneville dam 10 Grand
Coulee, Puget Sound and the Will
lamette valley.
The former prosecutor will have
an office on the third floor Of the
Federal building in Tacoma, ad-
iacent to that of u. S. Attorney
J. Charles Dennis. but also will
continue his private office in the
Puget Sound Bank building.
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Engineers CLUB
TO Hear Eidridge

Clark Eldridge. resident engineer
for the State Toll Bridge authority
here. VIII speak At the Wsdnesdsy
noon meeting Of the TacoDs Engl.
neers club At the Hotel Winthrop,
having "a his subject. The Mar.
rows Bridge"
I'D BOnstead. chairman ~ IN.
clubs entertainment committee, u
formulating plans for the eng.
nssrs' visit 10 the sagit project II
Seattle city light On May 20 and "a.
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PROGRAM FOR
LINCOLN CLUB
City Water Will B e
Discussed Tues
day Night

Use and measurement Of domes-
tic water consumption in Tacoma
Will be the principal topic of dis
cussion at the meeting OF the Lin
coin Citizens club Tuesday even
ing at in Horsfall hall. SO. ssth
81. and Yakima ave. President
g o. Walters announced
Discussion, he said. would center
around the question OF whether
part OF Taeoma's homes should
have water furnished through
meters at metered rates and others
have a fiat" rate regardless Of
the number of baths per week"
Facts disclosed in a recent re-
port Of a special committee Of the
Federation of Improvement clubs
will be discussed.
Among other findings of the
committee" said DR. Walters, 1T
is claimed that our city has many
miles of leaky wooden mains in
some parts of the city that should
be Immediately replaced with new
ones to conserve our water supply
All local clubs of the city are
asked to study the report and re-
turn expressions of sentiment eX-
isting in various communities.
Comparative figures given out
In the committee report indicate
that Tacomans insist on lots of
baths besides the usual Saturday
night plunge. or are very thirsty
people, or in some other way man.
age TO find use for large amounts
of our clear sparkling mountain
water. The comparisons are taken
by some authorities to indicate
great waste through old leaky
mains and some estimate that
possibly as much as third of the
city's entire supply is SO wasted.
Seattle has daily consumption
of los gallons per capita Port
land, 1874: San Francisco. 81; Los
Angeles, 1925; Tacoma, 230"
President Walters will appoint
committee members for the new
year. and music will be provided
by girls quartet from Lincoln
high school.
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LINDBERC RITES
TO Be TUESDAY

Last rites will he held at
n. m. Tuesday at the Frs, l.n-
thcrsn church for Gustat LAndocrg.
prominent Tacoma grocer. who
died Saturday evening at his home,
222 No. J st. al the age Of 3.
he was founder and president
- the STANDARD Grocery Co, pres
ident 81 the Traders Realty CO.
and interested tn the Mtllin lnm-
Der CO.
I.indbere. native of Sweden,
settled in Tacoma soon after ar
irving in the United States IN
1859. lie opened a retail grocery
store in 1898 at So. nth and G
SITS. and in 1900 opened the Lind
berg Wholesale Grocery Co. on
Pacific ave. The Standard Groc-
cry was organized in 1922
He had been a trustee Of the
First Lutheran church for many
years and was member of the
Elks. He was a former member
VI AtAt A|HtNA AAnAs HAtA MsN Wv -
the founders Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
in Tacoma
Surviving ARE his wife, Caroline;
son. W. Hiding LindberG Of
Tacoma and Mineral; two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Martha lsascson Of
Seattle and Mrs Caroline Flynn
Of Scarsdale. y. Y; two brothers.
John of Tacoma and Carl OF Ora
ham. and five grandchildren. Will
lam and Nancy Lindberg OF Pied
mont. Calf, and Henry Carl, Mar
tina Jane and Joan fsaacson OF
Seattle
Rev. Carl Rydell will conduct
the funeral service. and burial viii
be in Tacoma cemetery under the
direction OF Lynn
Pallbearers will be C +. Carlson.
Bernard Anderson. Frank Bentley
and William Cooper OF Tacoma and
John lsaaeson and II f. Turner of
Seattle.
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HERE'S MORE ABOU 7
J. E. MURPHY dies
ON PAGE ONE

carriers TO be hired by the Ledger
when it began publication in 1888,
when the papers were left for
him in a hollow stump at No. 4th
and Tacoma ave by Joseph Hough-
ton. who distributed papers on
horseback each morning.
Murphy later opened a cigar
store at Old Tacoma. remaining
there until 1897, when he moved
TO San Francisco TO work in the
Chronicles circulation department.
Work as distributor for the
Ledger. Saturday Evening Post
and Hearst publications followed.
He was circulation manager OF
the Ledger from 1901 10 1906.
He was a personal friend Of the
late Cyrus II. X. Curtis. president
Of the Curtis Publishing Co, and
OF Edward Box, editor Of the
Ladies Home Journal. He was
also an intimate friend Of VII
lin Randolph Hearst and other
heads Of the Hearst organization.
He was frequently called into con
ference by the publishers to offer
advice on circulation methods
Besides his wife and children. he
Is survived by sister, Mrs. n. J.
Marshall of Tacoma. and three
grandchildren. James snd Donna
Mae Murphy and Josephine Gallo
way.
The funeral service will be held
at 10 m. Thursday at st. Pat
triks church under the direction
Of Rgckley-King. Pallbearers will
be f. J. Enright. A. D. WilIough-
b.. Judson Benton. John Condor
and Burns Poe Of Tacoma and
King Mills Of Seattle
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Opinion was expressed In an-
thoritstivc quarters that the pope
would work along general lines TO
further peace, by means of fire.
quent appeals 10 all peoples 10
seek salvation through Christ.
At the same time, II was said.
he would devote attention spe-
officially 10 the problem Of improv-
ing relations between tho Catholic
church and nazi Germany.
As the result of the new pope =
selection of Cardinal Maglione ms
his secretary of state. II was said
the Vatican had one of the strong
est regimes In memory TO deal with
world problems.
II was understood that the pope
intended. for the present, 10 de-
vote himself TO the German situa-
ton.
Pope Plus was crowned at %
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p m. yesterday on a balcony II
81. Peters
II was tho end of the msgnif.
icent coronation ceremony a. part
Of which there was frat rroces-
sion from the Vatican 10 st Pc
ters and then the service In The
basilica attended by 10000 persons
including ~ cardinals. royalty
from many lands and official dele.
cations from all over the world.
A the pope appeared on the
balcony, 500 900 persons masscd In
st. Peters square cheerod him.
Cardinal Caecls -Dominioni crown
ed Plus XII with the triple crown
Of the supreme pontiff.
The pope read two prayers and.
wearing his crown, slowly made
the sign Of the cross over the
heads of the 100000. He impaired
his apostolic blessing TO the city
and the world.
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SAVE YOUR FEET

John BHrs bolil. foot specialist from
Port land. Inventor aud Manufacture
Of tn. only corrective foot correction
made. Siii be at the Carlton Hotel
lsth aud JrffersSn. Tacoma. nedn@s-
dsy aud Thursday. March 18th and
10Th. 10 demonstrate the worlds lat
before knoHn TO foot sufferer. ~ Jon
have pains la feet, lrgs. hip OF back,
or nervous disposition. relief fof
arfhrItis and ssiatlf rheumatism. u
T. safe to say that nrafIy all the
chronic pains In the lower sxtrsmitiss
srs dur To arch trouble rather than
rheumatism. he sure 10 re Hf.
B8rk boltz. adv.
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James II. DaviS Came Here
50 Years Ago Last Friday

tons committee for rs years and
head of the revenue and taxation
committee six years. he eserted a
powerful influence on state fin.
anoial policies. Among his con-
temporaries were Ralph Metcaif
and W. ~ Paulhamus. Pierce
county: Mark Reed. Mason county.
George Yantis. Thurston county,
r.. a. Slmms and VIM. Bishop, JEFF
fcrson county: Joseph Hall. Clarke
county. His legislative career wiil
be covered in another story.
Early associates In Tacoma In.
oluded Charley Msniey. Walter J.
Thompson, Henry Drum. \. A..
Perkins, John &. Baker. A. y,
Grafton, Alexander Baiilie, Col. e.
u. Gnggs. Henry Hewitt George
Browne. the Hoskas one an un.
dertaker and the other a harness
maker: Ezra and John Mecker.
-Four cherished friendships were
those OF Peter Stanup. Jerry
Meeker, Henry Sicade and James
Goudy. Indians. OF Henry sloade
he said
Henry was one u the finest
men / ever knew and one " the
truest friends. lie vas funds-
mentally honest. never used liquor
or tobacco. They don't come any
squsrer than Henry slcade."
-
In the 70 years since his first
IN this world. time has
dealt kindly with Jimmy DAVIS. II
he should say that he Ia 81 instead
Of - there wouldn't be any sfgu.
ment about " unless II would be
with somebody who had pesked
into the old family Bible Every
body else would just take II for
granted. Which IL something to
say about any man who Ia sailing
AZ smoothly along on borrowed
time.
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BLIND ASSOCIATION
IN MEETING SUNDAY

Pierce County Association Of
the Blind held its monthly bust
ness meeting Sunday at the Hotel
Olympus grill room and heard re-
ports of its various committees,
including the legislative committee
which outlined the work done at
Olympia.
Musical entertainment was given
by Walter Hopkins. pianist, and
Tom Kendle. vocalist. OF the Con-
servatory of Music, College OF
Puget Sound.
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Union Pacific 10
Buy Is Engines

In addition 10 the 81. 900 900
which the Union Pacific railroad
will spend In is expansion pro-
gram this year. William ". letters
pTesident. has just announced the
pBTchsSe Of Is 800" class So
type locomotives for high-syesd
passenger and freight service AZ q
total cost Of ". 800 900
The order for these nsw iocomo-
tiyes has been placed with the
American Locomotive company.
Mr.. LETTERS said. for delivery on
June IS.
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THE CORE
DINNER TUESDAY

Members of the Tacoma section
of the American Society OF Civil
Engineers will hold dinner
meeting Tuesday at $50 at Lake
wood Community center. J. E.
Fink and Charles Bartholet will
be among the speakers.
Fruit trees, rose bushes, shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery. 920l Pac.
(ady,)
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The lnfan; son Of Nj and Mrs
Fills cOhoon II the grsyhon apart
ments died IN = Desi hospital sun
day Besides Ma parents. ne Ia
survived By his grandparents. Nj
and Mrs.. q " Ablstfon ~ Ia
coma ami NJ ana Mrs. W q
conSsSn 81 Walls waiia funeral
announcement BY 3Desisysking.
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MUST PAY fine
IF NO WHISPERS

With American Legion groups
throughout the nation this week
observing the 2oth anniversary Of
the organization. which falls on
March Is members Of Edward h
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r h o d es post
here will listen
Monday mig h I
o a spec a ]
oirth ay ad-
dress by Robert
Abel.
CO m m a nder
# Rhodes post
N 1928. Abel is
con $ idered an
authority on Le-
G ! on history.
Five years ago,
on the 18th an
niv er sary. he
delivered n stir
ring talk still
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14
JOHN DUFF PASSES

John e. Duff. II. Of Route 4. box
100. died In local hospital Sun
day afternoon He WAS born In
Pittsburgh and han lived here since
1907. His wife. Mary Elizabeth.
survives. Funeral announcement
BY Melllnger.
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TWEsTy-FOUR YEARS
IN LEGISLATURE

He did not. however. keep out
Of politics He Wss elected state
representative from the 9th dis
trict and served continuously
through twelve sessions He might
have been there yet II he had been
willing 70 sign on the dotted line
on measures proposed BY certain
pressure groups. He also might
have gone 10 congress II ne had
been willing 10 become obligated
for the expense Of campaign.
As chairman Of the approprla-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-14

Thomas y. DonpsliY, -. u Ia
coma. died In a local hospitai Sun.
day. lie leaves his mother, Nrg.
Anna Donneiiy, a Sister. Eileen.
and two brothers. Joseph and
Michael. All u seattle fBnsfai
announcement BY gsffnsY.
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STAN ms BROTHER
WITH KITCHEN klWI

tOEofw WAo&NG o1D--pnlDeo
lsrtAy held Arthur - rnaeafae ~
sfsbblna his hsothes. pntt. -. NM
. Kitchen knife snd pueceus1nG -
lung four Inches
Arthur IVES hsiisved eeoa1on0
OVER iach al w0rh
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Final Lecture By
LeB0rr on MOJld0v

Tho siAth and ftnai fvse bootugo
by prof, 1eosesa 9enst tAuogv
viii hs given ~ 3 m. nnadsy d
the Hnssi winthrop M ewes
ieas vii b struggle ~ Law
OF Self Development sn6 rvngyuaa~
Prof. f&rAfr plans 10 lecture y
Seattle altar leaving Tacoma.
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DISCOVERED by
HENRY WILLARD

He had been there il months
when Henry Willard. who had
obtained control Of the Northern
Pacific In stock deal and had
taken the Tacoma street railway
in for good measure. came to Ia
coma with i. ID. Armour his as
soelate In the street railway bust.
ness They found things In some
thing Of mess and decided that
the street cars needed 3 new man
sger. They looked about a bit and
picked Jimmy Davis who had done
such good job az store keeper
and told him he was boss B.sidcs
running the system he directed
building Of the cable and the Sixth
avenue and X street lines.
Two Of his old street car opera
tors Jim Clark and John Boone
are stlll here.
Unlik. a good many street rail.
way managers Jimmy DAVIS made
friends and in November 1900 they
elected him county auditor lie
pss there four years when Albert
y. Mead slipped one over on the
old Republican machine and vas
elected governor He wanted a
good man for head ~ his board
u control and picked Jimmy Davis.
for the six year term. -Four years
service convinced him that there
wasn't any future 70 . political Job
and he resigned and started the
insurance business which he Oper-
alss fl.IaY
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OSCAR QUINCY ADAMS

Oscar Quincy Adams, 40. ~.
rect descendant n President John
Quincy Adams, died In local hos.
pitsi Sunday. lie lived a, 1926 No.
ID II. a native ~ Ohio. he had
lived In Tacoma 10 yesrs and Was
a retired carpenter BE leaves
three sons. G. NJ Adams II oiyms
pls. Joe ~ Buekiin. ksns. and
Ray N. IT Seattle two daughters.
2s grabdc biidren and eight great.
grandchildren. Funeral announce.
msui b. Lynn,
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Birthdays All
Come Same Date

PORTLAND The date
Of March u will be a big
holiday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. |. Buchanan
from now on. 4 daughter
was born TO the couple on
that date four years ago;
4 second daughter arrived
two years later. and a third
was born yesterday.
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BUDDHIST SERVICE

An English Buddhist service will
be held at s p. m. Tuesday at the
Tacoma Buddhist church, 1717
Fawcett ave, with Rev. Sunya n,
Pratt speaking on The Example
OF the Buddha."
Scotch marmalade. Cow But
ter Store. 4adVD
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Mrs. Clara Troupe. 81. rest.
dent of Dupont for - years. dird
Monday Al her home. She Was q
NATIVE n Wisconsin and vas
member ~ the Presbyterian church
al Dupont. Surviving are her hus.
band. Carl three daughters Mrs.
Eleanor Forgey and Miss Shirley
Troupe II Dupont and Mrs, Wan.
da Munroe ~ nremerton. five snns,
Loo. Howard. Donald, Robert and
Douglas. all II Dupont. five sis.
,ers. Mrs. Mary rikap and Mrs,
Bertha Huhrsd of Minnesota, Mrs.
Louise Carter of Montana and Mrs.
Regina Gllseth and Mrs, Laura
shively of North Dakota three
brothers. George. Freeman and
Joseph Rollefron. all ~ North nss
kots. and four grandchildren. Fu.
neral announcement, by Piper.
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6efsins Resdy Tor lsasc
Stevens
Jason lee and Fort
Sseilseoom
Wagon Train Over The
Nsches

RIO KEEP shs record clear. ne
story az thr evsuts which
paved ths wsy fee washinstnN
ssstsnrs>d today ainresses ~ ~
take . look 81 the ether side 81
the Picture ~ fAs tks narrative
has dealt with the preparation u
isNac stevens tn e~ermr the fafst
Kuvefnnf ~ wa.hlngsna territory
Whgie events that ~rfr n hsvr an
influence IN thr government " the
territory were tahlrx place IN sh<
East. what was happening w The
rselste Northwest tho 'osrapn
country three thousand miies
sssss
Aeoa, the sims yaun9 Isaac
Stevens VAS debating with nrs ~
Ms professors ~ 10 the rrrhs hilily
ef aevrul universsltsi neina
saved" Archibald Mcdonald. With
young ps. Tnimir. wsa on his way
from Fort Vancouver ON the Co
lumhls river 10 establish The Hud.
sun's nay past q, r~ss Nssquaiiy,
a. they sci thsf pace IN that n
tho rsow ~ teams they TALKED n
the great empire whieh the Hssd.
son's Hay company was building
IN The Nufth~ss, That this wnuId
he American territory was Z
thought tina, ald net enter sNess
minds.
\ year later SAssa In.
Methodist missionary sea ~.
culsrr. .anw cas hese n seahe
claim fns kls rhusvh. ~
arrived overland WITH = ross.
pery NJ hunters aWd psc~pe~s
tore. After wesklwe sus here
thr~e NJ feus yesss. I<e wvet
hsrk esst u tell he pe~pte
what q great eessntsy this was
and nrE~ sk~m IN psessee mose
adequate wesns ard pesswa.
mel IN take the "Osegwn ssun.
Try for the United states ssA
N~thodi.ns.
Lee wss a good salesman, and
IN 1910 he started rssin for tbs
Northwest. thls time an the ship
Lausanne. the "Mayflawrr NJ thu
Pacific" In tho company on ths
ship were carpenters. hlsehsmiths
farmers and missionaries Among
the latter were Dr. Richmond
and hia wife and two small ehll.
dren. They WIRE assigned 10 4
mission station 81 Fort Sisausily
wher. Dr. rnimie MAS IN charge
~ Hudson's Hay company opera.
tlons, They didn't make a auerrs.
NJ the work h~eNusr thsy wcrs
entirely untitled for pioneer W.
and we're later transferred 10 /
station south Of ihs Columbia
F river.
Ano,h.s hishMeki In ~
west~rn side NJ the picture
was sbe coming nj Cart.
CHARTS Niikes IN Puget
sound With thr u.s.n. shir
vlnrrnnes mn the eoasf survey
cruise. duly I, tasi, the ship
aas anchored on Fort Ms.
qualify. Capt. Wilkes icok Ms
n,en sshov~ and went Ia tke
mission whrv~ they staged ike
first Fourth NJ July c~t~bss.
ton In this part NJ the unlt~A
states. Ds Richmond gave ss
address In ~hiek Ne urged tke
government IN get rId sf IN
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Alfred ". Aissy--TUesiay, is0
. m. a. Buckley. Kings. IN charge
u the Mouse lodge. burial IN oft'
lng cemetery.
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and sent him TO DePauw univer'
sity. In his sophomore year the
Unborn spirit of adventure asserted
itself and Jimmy started for the
west. He landed In Grenada. Col.
got a job in n bank and before he
was 81 was elected mayor OF the