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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

WARRINGTON 800 President
Roosevelt today said nr fsys
ntsd the pending bill suthnfis.
Ing construction ~ naval base
facilities at Guam, the far
Pacific Island that ~ within
I roo miles nf Toxic.
Ths Guam project 10 nns Of
" proposed naval hases which
would he authorized ~ a total
cos, of sss. o00 600 under .
measure introduced In the
houss and senate yesterday hy
the chalrmen 81 naval affairs
committees of bath chambers.
SAN tRANtJst O-~IIafosa
iJugl Mcspsden, wInuhsster.
Mass. professional. eliminated
Lighthouse" Harry Cooper ~
Chicago from The 5000 nan
Francisco open golf sourna-
ment today BY defestina him
, ann 2 over the is.hoIs opsu-
ing match play .rvund ss.Lats-
side Country duo
Chuck conEdon. ths Tacoma
pro. eliminated John FsreiIi.
sensational houston. TEXAS.
youth, who Yesterday shst
spectacular 40. . and !
Bud Ward. Olympus. wash,
amateur and wsihsf cup play
er. defeated zsil Eaton, Okia
honia city, . and 2
cong don draws HaFfos
Smith tomorfow and Ward
faces Lawson Little
WARRINGTON 80 1psustss
M'lisr. q. \. remussselsi 81.
tsek~ ~ n~stia nav w tkts
country, VIII mt NJ retus1ed
IN his pest In desssssy. n wss
revealed tedss.
rORTLAN "a federal
jury today found three yosuE
men guilty Of attempting -
sstort si5. 600 ffpm IN w w.
Savage Portland physician.
after celebrating ~ hours
Alexander Drumm1nd ron
fssssd ringlssdsf. and william
John lac bs1n, ~efs both
found guilty on Two counts
using the malls for satoftlSn
and ronspiflns 10 uss the
mails IN an atismpt 70 ssteft
Tony b0gdon vas convicted
only m the lss count.
WASHINGTON - Ths arm
sis appropriations spbeomhpifs
tee On relief to-day recon-.
nsndsd passage ~ ths house.
tTz5. DOD, 900 VIA hlil. bas
with Restrictions against ~.
dpcing relief roils during the
winter,
The subcommittee affion
vas compounds b~iUssn
economy sdhsfsnts and sd.
ninlsfstion supporters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
NELSON EDDY AND
BRIDE ON HONEYMOON

Las VEGAS. sst,--Nsisoa Nj.
dy The gifi any romantic bafitsas
~ screen ard eonasFf hail. and the
former Mrs Ann u. Ffsnxlln. ~
ssysriy Hills. cal, ~sFs on .
honeymoon today.
keldr gave as sss - 81 ma
bride 90 10. sns "a an accomplished
musician.
Il vas k4says frat marriage
hollywood regarded bim 80 . CON
fifnaed BACHELOR ard hx girl
81 tnsss added 70 the legend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Absolue Driver
OF Negligence

Bert Ley, 1905 No. z7th 81
stood sosolved Friday ~ criminal
negligence IN connection with the
death Of William r Former. 20
Tscomss first traffic victim Of
1893.
Deputy Prosecutor Horace Gesr
said an investigation % the trsg-
eey resulted in evidence 10 show
that Former was Jsy-wslking
across Tacoma ave. near 50 lith
81. when he was struck down b.
Legs automobile. and that the
driver wac not Rssnty Of criminal
nsaHssncA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

rhen ~ taIhs1 10 In H~v.
Nsuhsrds, who toid him that
Fioydis had tAkss . hing tous-
n<y. ~ ere God
soethev ooe1Ds Ose
No yesterday bobbys moth
sr. Mfs Neil L@uis. found hin
Il his dssh. writing . iettss.
There want much 30 eeann1
DO.
She helped him with ~
spelling. and buttonsd his eoat
for him 70 he could 70 10 ~
corner mall box and droo ~
letter addressed:
To God In Heapun. ~
the Sky
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Reporters d4s ogt the story
tben
Booby Ia . FiSydis ass
And Bobby Nas his friend ana
protector when otbfr children
made fun ~ nm because ma
syeA Ssre creased They lived
just two doors apart
Taken 10 Hospital
Last yees f'l0ydie's parents.
M ard Mrs. Ferdinand High.
str0m, took him 10 the hos-
pitsi for the operation that
yas % straightsn his eyes.
AZ be went under the Ansss-
thssss. h. sspe ssDsssens,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
PHONES POLICE AS
HE WATCHES H0LDUP

Los ANGELEs--Seelng a man
being held W before his home
Dudley Wei grabbed telephone
stood ~ window ard gave police
iay-Dy-plsy account
There vas dramatic climax
when a radio patrol car that had
been dispatched a. the frat alarm,
arrived al the scene. and Wen in
formed the desk sergeant:
"Officers have arrived now, and
are taxing the holdup mans gun
away
James Reidt, a.. a isDorer. was
Arrested on suspicion Of soboing
Yred 6uDuA q buec1ner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

improvements Needed
in County. Soloas
Are Told


CAPITOL. (11snr6n--1lenr-
...., 49,. .r-.
~ w
arntrm ls0tWf eouuSu TOT s0p.
structiun NJ . new wing ~
Pierce rountv h0aDttnl = v1ev
.u,...s hars. ..d x~x.t.n~~
W. sss.-s
on ths Hfounus TOT VT uuft0u
Draw n. superintendent y
labor drIeraiion conferred
vith msvb~r. ~ p.srr~ cram.
~. levtsiat,x. d.ls~rtinr hsvs
~.
'husn "~fs
These IN The COMMITTEES ssfe
w. r Paddy ADsvis, fpsHes
pfsslhsnt NJ The council " -
tseeh. pustneno representative ~
the earpentefa. sNa iAem Nn9o.
sneheess os'ssnsse s9snss
Th~y ae<lase1 - nRteno
state ~ te1esN1 etsodo 80 -
ATTAINED - ftsnore ~ ~
Pessis. the ishsg esuneo ~
seeh . vsta - p3oeuo epooey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
STANDPOINT STATION
GETS HALF MILLION

wAsHINGTON--sen. Homer T.
Bone -. Wash today announce ed
presidential approval Of a $500 Si7
WfA project 10 improve buildings
ground and facilities At the sand
poln, naval air station near Seat.
tie Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
SPAIN

A radio broadcast from Burgos
today reported that rebel General
issimo Francisco Franco narrowly
escaped death when MS airplane
was caught in blast Of anti-air-
craft fire over the suburbs Of Bar
celona.
The broadcast from the Flangist
(Nationalistic Spanish organizs-
tom radio station At the insurgent
capital said that Franco flew over
the principal sectors on the Cat
alan front on Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
SCHACHT, BANK
HEAD, REMOVED
after 9 YEARS.
Hitler Substitution
of Walther Funk to
Bring Repercussion
in All of Europe

BERLIN-Adolf Hitler to-
day removed Dir. Hjalmar
Schacht. Germany's leading
financier. from the presidency
of the reichsbank and named
Walther Funk, economics
minister and Nazi veteran. in
his place.
A move which seemed destined
to prove of world Importance. was
explained in the following official
announcement:
In realization of the additional
tasks demanded of economic life
for the re-esta blishment of the
Greater Germany. uniform leader
ship IN economic life. the money
market. and the capital market is
required
Named for -Four Years
1.-THE fuehrer Hitler has con-
sequently relieved Dr. Schacht of
his position as president of the
reichsbank directorate.
As his successor for period
of four years the fuehrer has APP
pointed Minister of Economics
Walther Funk. who Will retain the
office of minister Of economics.
DIR. Schacht in his capacity of
reich's minister minister without
portfolio in the cabinet will con-
tinue to be member of the Ger
man government He is scheduled
to carry out special tasks
Orthodox Banker
Thus passed from executive rank
Schacht, the veteran orthodox
financier, regarded by many as
almost q wizard: the man who
stabilized Germany's currency after
the postwar collapse, who was
president of the reichsbank for nine
years in all.
And thus passed the last OF
the great pre-Nazi figures.
Eleven months ago, Baron
Constantin Won Neurath was
dismissed a. foreign minister,
to become chairman of Hitler's
privy council on foreign af-
fairs.
The man who succeeds is vet
eran NaZi. deputy to Field Mar
shall Goering as commissioner of
the four-year plan of economic
self-sufficiency; for years Hitler 5
chief confidential adviser on eco
nomic matters, one of the few men
who. seldom in the news. are at
Hitler's side in the most critical
moments.
The importance Of the change,
obvious enough in that II replaced
an orthodox financier with an
orthodox NaZi. was emphasized by
the fact that il came when Ger
man leaders We're looking anxious
ly toward the United States and
its increasing official disapprovsl
of relationships; when Germany
was trying to finance the mass
emigration OF 10000 German
Jews: when German people We're
unable to get sufficient quantities
OF some staple products. including
coffee and butter, under the self
sufficiency plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

JfNstAPOLI- The clerk
sorting mail N the Minneapolis
pos'offlos stopped short ~ ne
picked up a gra0by envelope
sddfessed N childish printing.
and lOoked again a. the IN
seflptlOn
To COd In Heaven. Up N
the SKY"
Then he laid If Aslde for
postal inspectors 70 open
In the envelope they found
a single sheet Of paper
Dear God" u said, "when
60 upstairs, please vi ma
~ gioydse.
sDs6aVS a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

Telling legislators from Pierce
county the governors program
Wa dfaigned - benefit capita
iisis Emeraou asserted,
The highway Department.
Lighthouses ALREADY are more
elaborate than the bofD~s ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

mans Of ibsss ssiniy seeking
p~nsio1s, or shaking Ia fhsif
patched boots le.t ihsy Iess
shsi ihry have"
Left Ningefs grsstsd Ensr~gr
cordially kight 1inxsgs sffs MOI
I Gontinusd an G#gf ! Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
IN
STATE DIVIDE
OVER Financing
Factions to Present
Rival Programs to
Legislature; Split
on Atwood Policies

OLYMPIA - Beating down
an unexpected left-aing Ne
publican coalition no,~ To
place unemployment insurance
under state Auditor Gun
SelIe. the senate sdmipisira-
ton bloc toda, passed n hill
removing fhn division from
Jurisdiction of the state social
>ecurit, department
The hill, ~ final, adopted
b, unanimous vote, placed the
division under commissioner
Of unemployment insurance. In
he appointed b, the governor.
OIL Y MP | A-Educational
forces, refusing to drop the
internal warfare that has split
them into two factions, will
present their rival common
school programs to the 1879
legislature. II Was revealed
today.
One faction. led by STATE School
Superintendent Stanley " Atwood,
win back his measure designed TO
distribute state school dollars 10
districts on n strict basis Of actual
need
The second group. represent
Ing the "oId guard" which has
been fighting Atwood nj every
step since he took office, viii
file smother measure. based
ON the SHOW alter barefoot
schooibos Law" distributing
the money on the same basis
n now--25 cents n dsy for
each pupil
The two rival camps have failed
10 unite ON n compromise bill 10
present To the legislature and viii
so into the session fighting each
other They viii be competing
sith counties and cities which are
united within Themselves. for
share Of the states tax dollar
Final form IN which the old
guard bin viii be filed VIII be
decided nj conferences IN Seattle
today snd tomorrow of educational
groups allied with The conservative
faction. the Washington Educs-
tional association. State School
Directors association. Parent
Teachers association and Allied
Committee ~ 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

WASHINGTON The 20

WASHINGTON - The poll
ticaly reaction to the sloo-a-
plate Jackson Day dinner at
Washington - the daddy Of
them all-has been unprofit-
able to the president and the
New Deal. Certain sidelights
we're missed by the scribes
who covered the affair de-
,cribed by an old fashioned
democrat as "BelshaZZar S
feast, where the handwriting
of democratic dissension was
so plain that a blind man could
read it on the wall.
In former years National Chair
man Farley and the president in
dulged in playful "reminiscences
about their upward political climb
together. This year Jim delivered
short. curt speech without any
mention II the boss Nj. ROOse-
velt4 and the latter rendered no
compliments 10 Farley
Vice President Garner. declining
70 make any sort Of speech rufiled
the presidents hair. but that Vas
good nature rather than good
politics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
LE(IlS. Light
POLITlCULARS
~, Time. staff aesrsspoassstl


CAPITOL, Oympia-Hs political knife whetfed for the
governor marbled floors below DR. Allen Emerson head
Of Pierce countys Old Age Pension union descended
legisl JhuYsdav.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

CordeH Hulrs reciprocal
tariff acknowledgement
the only authentic gem In
President ROoseveli's foreign
and domestic program - have
come under devastating Re
publican scrutiny on Capitol
Hill.
At least a dozen resolutions for
an investigation Of the Uresd-sne-
butter results Of these treaties have
been introduced IN house and sen
ate. Farmers spokesmen in par
uculsr. are mad because they
maintain that concessions 70 Can
ada rob domestic producers Of mar
kets for dairy products. cattle. corn.
etc. High Tsriffite Tread"sy Of
Massachusetts made the most tell
ing point 50 far. # ttxe He noted
Continued on Page 8 Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
CLEARING WILL
BEGIN MONDAY

A wrA ers1 Monday vsii hsusn
clearing fsxhss.gf say sioas r.
coma tfsnsmi1~sen lines nsAr ~.
lyn tnl0n AND lloodspvst. fAsns
aspt Verne L. Kent snnOunes1
Friday We said the wDSh. wsi<h
1fii 'sks several months, vii -
iDns AZ ma east 20 shs city.
y 10 part III . VIA psosrsm .
prepare for xfsatsr trsnsmlnst4n
~ hydfo.eisetrse pgwsr h Wann~
inkson Hixhtsaf wsy wali afus -
cleared Ton Bonneville snA K~sstis
isnss Costs vii b. ssl7.1h7. moee
" Shleh. sA1s.DTs. wiIj n ueo1
along tbs fusts ~ fransmiasSan
lines fsom hpnnsyiii< dam Ia rea@
ar and vsBeDaser IN kiishitak
Hksmsnis ard Glars eounsiAs
WGArtlGn AND Tides
tss~fsi~1 ssalsks go sssa1sS.
Tss.psssisssss t1ssh. 81 is~. ~
sss rises ssT. s~ts ia
rss<. fsnsssssw
sis .. ~. ss..+.s...s. ~ ~
txfH D m sss.s.s..-...s ~ -
s'ss y ~ sss.s s..s.ssssI&s -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21

BANK TRANSACTIONS
laeoma Observation-Disclosures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
rACoMAN is INVITED

Or. J. Henry Hook, si4 Fidelity
bldg. has been invited 10 attend
and take part IN the convention Of
the clinics Of the American Osteo-
psthie Society of ophthslmolosy
and otolaryngology. eye, car, nose
and throat specialists. which viii
be held June IS 10 IS in Dallas,
Texas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
More Recipes For
Contest Wanted
BY PEGGY GREEN

Still more recipes are wanted
from readers. We are sure you
have a good many more recipes
for cakes, pies, cookies. salads,
breakfast dishes and desserts than
have been sent in. We would like
particularly to have more cake
recipes. This is always a favorite
among good bakers.
Ice creams and sherbets. too.
will do very well. Let's have your
favorite recipe. You can send in
az many recipes as you wish. you
know. The recipe contest closes
Saturday. so hurry the entries
along. Remember there are a
goodly number of baskets Of gro
ceries to be awarded the winners.
Besides. there is lots of fun having
others try your favorite recipe.
Send each recipe on separate
paper, but be sure to put your
name. address and phone number
on each. You can send dozen,
If you wish. Address the recipes
to Peggy Green. care The Times.
And do it now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
To MEET TUESDAY

The Fellowship Adult Social
Dance club will meet Tuesday
night. and not Wednesday as an
nouneed last week, in the Masonic
temple.
BUTTER Down AGAIN. Cow
Butter Store. (sdvl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
MAIN STREET
Coings. Cominos and Dotnos
OF Tdcomdrs as the Re
porter Found Them.

V. l.. Ambuehl playing baseball
Tommy Burns hurrying to
courthouse - MIR. and Mrs. Jack
Finkle looking for wild flowers
Al RAY hurrying up Pacific ave.
A. l.. BUD Lee chatting with
Harry Phelps--Ethel (Tyke) Will
Jams singing late songs - Ralph
Shaffer answering telephone Les
Lunan planning trip to San Fran
cisco-Mr. and Mrs. II. o. White
looking at home movies - Don
Fsirweafher walking on Pacific
ave. Eileen Mccoy greeting
Stewart Stiles concluding
satisfactory round of golf-Alan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
DOUBLE DEATH
SUICIDE, BELIEF
Ex-Legion Chief and
Woman Found Dead
From Poisoning

wENATCHEE. Wash. - Police
advanced . double-suicide theory
today for the deaths of Mrs. Car
men Cebhart, ~, and Leon L. Rus
eel. IS. who were found dead from
poisoning in q hotel room here late
yesterday.
Although 4 murder-suicide the
CRY was believed possible, investi-
cation tended chiefly to advance .
suicide agreement between the two
persons.
Russell. former American Legion
post commander and well known
realtor. registered at the hotel Sum-
day night. II was learned Mrs.
G<bhart purchased strychnine Sat
urday. An empty liquor bottle Was
found in the room.
Mrs. Gebhart was writing notes
when she died. Her writing faded
out into = straight line, Prosecutor
Richard LETTERS said. II was also
believed she died after Russell,
since her arm was extended over
his body.
Nrs. Gebharts husband left her
Z year ago. Her notes listed sew
eral sons and daughters. She was
employed ~ q waitress here for
several years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
Judge Announces
Increase in Bail

Increased bail for persons ar
rested in alleged houses of prosti-
tuition was announced by Police
Judge Joseph Mallery Monday
afternoon after four defendants
failed to appear for trial.
The new schedule will be $500
for those accused of operating dis
orderly houses, and 500 for per-
sons accused of being inmates.
The present bail rates are 500
and S25. respectively.
Eta Fisher, arrested recently as
an alleged operator. forfeited 500
bail Monday, and SIS each was
forfeited by Tonia Vonousdal,
Peggy Leroy and Patsy Mills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
NV. DROUGHT
GROWS WORSE
Shortage of Rain in
Tacoma This Year
Is 49, Inches

The most serious spring drought
on record in the Pacific Northwest
continued to curse farm and forest
regions alike Tuesday.
Agricultural experts marveled at
the extent grain and hay crops had
been able to withstand devastation
thus far but they admitted the sit
uation was growing more serious
daily"
Rainfall In Tacoma so far this
month totals only .0s inch. The
fall since Jan. ! has been 1881
inches, which is 40 inches below
the average.
No soaking rains have fallen in
either Washington or Oregon since
midi March. a condition almost I'M
precedented in weather bureau rec
ords.
April was the driest in North
west history and May weather in
most parts Of the region has been
like summer.
X. c. X. Stewart, senior agricul-
tural ststistician with the depart
ment of agriculture in Portland,
said fall and winter sown grains
have been making progress, but the
drought is approaching serious
aspects. II il remarkable how
crops have hung on in spite OF the
drought"
The crisis approached for winter
wheat. about ready to head in most
eastern Oregon and Washington
fields.
The picture was complicated by
the fact that both Oregon and
Washington were deficient in snow
content in the mountains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
THE CORE
$500 FINE. so DAYS

S&VV pu IN
John Dettman. "a. WAS fined
5000 and given a 3o-day Jail term
by Police Judge Joseph Mallery
after he pleaded guilty Monday
afternoon to a charge of selling
liquor. He was arrested by city
police and state liquor inspectors
Saturday night at 261s East d
st. Dettmsn declared he had
never before been in Jail in connec-
ton with a liquor charge.
A gift plant from Puget Sound
Nursery. 92o1 Pacific. makes an
everlasting Mothers day. (adv9
FoRFEITs SIS BAIL
Originally booked as suspected
drunken driver. Albert ketehen
forfeited bail of SIS for simple
intoxicstion Monday afternoon
when he failed to make an appear
ancc in police court,
Remember flowers for Mothers
Day. Garden Shop, Rhodes Bros.
(sdv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
Last Rites Held
For Ortin0 Girl

ORTING Last rites were held
Tuesday afternoon at the Orting
funeral home for Eileen Zirkle,
13-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Zirkle of Croker. who
passed away Sunday in a Tacoma
hospital. Rev. w. o. Benadom
officiated and interment was in
Orting cemetery.
She was freshman in Orting
high school at time OF her death.
Besides her parents, she leaves
two brothers, Frank and Sanford.
at the family home at Crocker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
TREASURY HEAD
RAPS SPENDING

WASHINGTON - Secretary OF
Treasury Henry Morgenthsu Ut.
said Monday he was greatly dis
turbed by the record-breaking ST.
21s.s2s. 572 agriculture department
appropriation bill and declared that
the time has arrived to start re-
DUNG deficits.
The senate agriculture commit
tee. largely by adding provisions
for parity payments to farmers,
raised the agriculture bill s372.-
o0o, 900 over budget estimates. The
senate was debating the measure
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
Wild Goats Mar
HaUaiian Beauty
HONOLULU For

HONOLULU - Former dones-
tic goats. which have since be-
come wild and roam the island,
have been gradually eating up the
Hawaii National park. The CCC
has been wssing a winning war
against them. and during the past
year 5000 goats were forced out
Of the park TO other browsing
grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

Browne commenting on motion
pictures - Roger Peck snalyzing
Tacoma baseball team Mrs.
Lillian BourIand slsncing at fed
eral court calendar-Lyle LAthrop
telling stories-Mr>. Arthur Rey-
mold. showing friends through
beautiful new home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

Hides and skins are largely a
by-product. since animals are
raised for their meat. The by
product. however, II most valu-
able one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
THREE ARE FINED

Fines of SIS each were imposed
in police court Monday against
Charles Fallon. Oscar r. Anderson
and Ernie Peters. arrested Sstur-
day on charges Of being drunk and
beg gins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

saving andn Ii important o
ne nder the direction of Red tr~m
sheriff. office
h In
Is
workR In ui
mh<~h II of
yearAm member the e staff IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
FoRFEITs SIS BAIL
STAMP CLuB MEETS

The Tacoma Stamp club will
meet At p. m. Tuesday in Room
s22 of the Medical Arts building.
Miss Mary Pollock will speak. The
meeting will be open TO the public.
Bedding plants. HIM, Florist.
adv
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-16
Malta Grange

March 24-Bird Night; roll call,
name a bird and initiate it; talk, on
the quail, by Harry Richardson;
How do birds help the farmer, Mar
ion Hickerson; How do birds injure
the farmer, Glen Scott; each of the
following select bird and tell about
their homes, their habits, eggs, etc.,
David and Elton Hickerson, Dale
and Dwight Scott, Robert Fulton,
Don Miller, Ralph Raney, Mary Rich
ardson, Mary Jane Foster and Jean
Raney; music by Lucille Daniel and
Lila Scott; contest, by Frieda Glenn
ents; question.
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Dr. Anna Hill Shinnick. one Of
Zanesville's most prominent phi
lanthropists, died Sunday evening in
Mt Carmel hospital, Columbus, of
paralysis. She was born on a farm
in Athens county, and in the early
COS moved to GAINESVILLE, where she
successfully practiced her profession.
Her husband was one of the found
ers of the Mosaic Tile company, and
Mrs Shinnick was one of it's direc-
tors Her husband was founder of
the Shinnick foundations and by the
terms Of his trust five agencies in
GAINESVILLE were to receive benefits of
the income following his death and
that of his wife. They are the Hell
en- Purcell home, the Day Nursery,
GAINESVILLE welfare organization,
Shinick educational fund and Be-
tbesda hospital.