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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-04

Gin ihoner, ionnieer Mainah.
nittae bes Sabres 1881. Sn bas
Ieine Stdothen Se6ineen am @on.
be bes Shndbiid)en Sura iabrt nit
Iuitisem &ornerflang Der Holtipasen
bon Stutteart unb 9iibinsen ein
uno lodt Neueieriee ieben alters an
Jeniter uno Saustiiren. 2angiam
rattert Der id,pere @agen iiber oas
bolpriae Nflaiter unb bolt Dor Dem
@aitbof Sur alien Hoit". mo- Die
miioen, erbisten Hieroe iusleid bon
&obfnedten in @nlpfang eenon,men,
absei1irrt uno in ben StaG por sic
ipoblperoienten. eeiiiaten 8aferfrip-
pen gefiibrt perben. 3ie &eiienben
eeben in ben 3irtssarten. I'M lid
bort Bel fiiblem 9runf etiuas bon
oer itaubieen @eiie sll erbolen. aud
biel Girbeimii6e iinoen iif our
stunbe, tpo Die Eoit einiabrt, serne
i'm Toiteaitbof elm, oa man Damn oft
oQerlei 9teues eriabren fann. @ir.
tin un6 MufmartentGo6en laufen nit
eeiiiaten @laiern umh ihaumenoen
@ierfriisen eilie sipiihen ben Gid.
reiben bin uno ber. gtahoem Der
erite Sl,mser uno 9urit Der @6ite
eeltiQt lit, erflingt balls lebbaftes
Spreden un6 fr0bli6es 9ad)en inter
ben boben, nit meiBen uno roia
8liitenfer5hen beitedten, bienenum'
iummten aaitanienbGumen.
Gin iuneer ounfellodieer 9feiien'
Der NIT ihmalen, erniten @eiiGtssii'
gen bat ettpas abieits bon Ben iibri.
gen einen Hlas allein an einem Gid
eefunoen. Damn uno mann trinti
ct einen Shlud aus Dem Dor ibn1
itebenoen Neinelas. Meiit aber iisi
ct unbe,peslid ani bent Stuble und
feline eroben. braunen Mueen ieben
nit einem perionnenen glusorud
iiber Die a0pfe Der 2eute binlpeg ins
2eere. Grit ein leihter Shlaa aui
iei,e shulter erlpedt BEN jungen
Wonn aus ieiner Teriunfenbeit. 6,
tpen6et ii9 raid Inn uno erblidt ne
ben ieinem Nlas einen bebabiser
dlteren &errn, Der ibm Die Sam
enteesenitredt uno munter ruft:
r@uten Gag, &err BON 9eiembid
Sab i@ mfrs bod fait geoa@t. oaf
in Sic beute bier antreiien miir6e
Sdon eeitern ermarteten mir III 3D.
lineen Sbren aneefiinoigten Deiuh
Sic baben bod boffentlid feiner
@eiieunfaa erlitten?"
r8eipabre!" entseenet Der anee
reoete, in6em er Idhelno aufiteb
un6 ben alien Serrn beeriibt. rDus
NOR es ni1t, &err Defan. Sd batt'
Ieoialid nod eixe 8eipre4uno mi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-04

Nsit rneinem Greuno Jrit. ben
bas shidioI in cine iuoetenoe,ltid,e
Staot peridloeen bat, babe id bic
Mbrebe, 6aB ipir uns eeeenieitig
iiber 8oridae eineebenb ihreiben,
bic inn menibliben 8ereid als eben.
10 ionoerbar >pie ihidialsbeitimn,t
auffallen. 60 erbielt i6 i'm MdrS
borieen ssobres, nod bem Mustlane
bes Jaihines, aunoe bon einem Ct.
lebnis, bas in bos @eid)id zines lei.
ner 8efannten nanens Sebajtian
Ma6ner ni1t ipeniaer ,pie in oos
zines armen Mao9ens eineesriffen
batte.
0ieier &err Mahner mar sSnba.
ber elmer 9tabrllnesmittelb
l1no fam leiolih nit oem 2eben s,.
reht. Sour bon ieiner Che seitono
ct inn pertravten &reis NIT ielbit.
ql1leriiber Offenbeit, bob er iih
rrihtie perbeiratet" babe. mas be,
beuten ioate, ct babe iid rperbeiras
tet". ipie elmer iif) bel Der Musnabl
einer setpiinibten @are ,persriifen"
babe. Seine Jrau. bic ebemalise
feihe Soubrette 2onni Eeid)fo, mar
Ieiber ni1t Die griiiQung ieiner
Trdume seporoen. Das Jeuerlpert
ibrer aueen ilno Sippen, nit oem
iie BEN sl,tmiitieen g0ren 8oitl
Mo1ner erobert bate, iuhte all3u.
balo nod ben Jlittermoben neue
Siele, uno bic 5reunbe bes ilneliid.
liben Vtannes fonnten es periteben.
menn er unter bier ausen anoeu'
tuneen fallen Iieb, ct lei in Die SDae
9eraten uno perjmeiile iait an elmer
erloiuns aus bieiem ihidialsihme.
rem unioa. 7a arifi zines Cages
duf einem 0eee. Der 6as MunSer
itreifte. cine unii1tbore Yfaht in
iein SfifiaI ein.
Gines Cages bate er i'm Souie
eines @eidaftsfreunbes IN Deter.
reid heiien reiSenoes MGbel fennel,,
eelernt. Elm @fabhen. oos als @aiie
MIR ben einen @eoanfen bate, aus
benz Sauie Der Efleeeeltern fortal,'
fommen, neil lie aQ5uiebr fiiblte
bab lie BORT nlr qebuloet mar,
9errn MaGner mar es nidt ld)ner
iie beimIih su elmer GerobreounQ
iiir einen Ibenb 5u peranlaiien. ber
fte - ihren 9sfleeeeltern geseniibe,
- oneeblid i'm 5beater, in Wabr'
belt aber in Ofahners @eieuinoit
in einem fleinen @einlofol perbrab
te. no Bel Sieeunermuiit Die Ser.
gen formlid) ourheealiibt nuroen
bis lie gum @ntihlub our lester
3inaabe 5uIammenihmoljen. 9n:
aonitan5erl mar nod einem treifli
den giien. bel Dem es inon Su Be
einn foitlihe Grutti 81 mare boz
ber aorAtiiite NIT edtem ginoant
CAB, iiberaliidlih, oils ibr &err Sc
baitian Dfod)ner NIT einbrinslihel
Sdrtlihfeit bas brennenbite 2iebes
eeit1nbnis ins DIR fliiiterte, oeiier
fie fih ie perieben bate. - po3l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-04

ren2 . . @iirhen bic Seinen nid,t
id,nn unaehuIhia oii ben augenblid
morten, olli lenen auaenblid. ba es
bieb. Ser llnterbriifer lit nift
9ciie. unheimIif Iciie erbob er
iih, alitt itnrren auaes sum Ielo-
bett. nit perhnltenen stem, imo
hrrd,te. ia, er id,liei, Der llnaI1ll.
hlee, ionit urh ruhia, nls lieae er
ga iraenbno behiltet in ieinem ga.
loit. Cen 8riif hes Gclfcs Tramp.
boit umioiieno. neiete lid, slhmeo
iiber hen Shlaienben uno proG.
te surild.
gonnporte hotte hie sluaen nui-
9eid)loaen unb ioh benz Manclud,
Oeiien glid in pabnitnnieer slngit
iladerte, rublg ms @eiid,t Iie
gtad)t hrouben mar ben lno itia.
Ser mnrme @inb bate ben ,3cltein.
gang iuriifaeid,loaen. mon frnnte
ein Stiif bes Srmmels ieben, Der
oae Sterne selete.
Och auf belnen Nlos, ahmeo"
ioete gonoparte, LIMB bite bid, II,
Submit Dor 10 iheublihen 1rau'
men."
aruttIcs Iieb Ser Mamelud bie
@niie iinfen. Miifports ihlidl er,
Sfrift Inn Sd,ritt, nit Al 8cber
acIenften sluaen unh ihlofi an
&orper berunterh1naenhen Irmen
Sein M,,no bIieb ,oiien Dor llniob
burfeit. @arum ihrie Der Sremo'
nift INN Silie? 8orum Serrt'
man i'm nid)t icrt2 8nrun
riei er nidt mad, allen iei,len Sol
oaten9 .@arum id,ob nlan i'm
niht cine auael i,t hen Sdabel
honete ibn an einen Baum. trennt
linn ben aopi pom Hunpi2
llnbeareiilld) mar bns ales. 9luf iei
men Tlas 3uriidaefebrt. bodte e.
itohnenh nieher unb pergrub bei
acpi IN Die S1nhe, rollite iif oa:
Soar. itlua flappernh nnr aolte
oie ihm i'm Nnfen inb. bic 3abn
ouieinanber. go perbrahte er bi
9tad,t. slls gonaporte ant n1d3itei
Dtpraen erlpofte, itnnb Der Momc
lud nit perfreuSter grmen mi
aebeugtem 9taden Dor ibm imi
iton,melte: ySultan, bu Bit arcb.
Tns NOR anes mos er lnate. 9nn,
'onf er IN bic Gnic, unflnmmert
9pnapartes Tiibe nit 5itternoel
9onben
sl6meb perIieb Sonapdrte nj
mebr. gr Iclate bent General mad
,sranfreih, bent acniul nod Del
Suilerien, Dem aniier nod, Hub
lanb. Sn Mnlmaiicn, III Dicsfal,
nui Der Glbe unb I'M ,seln idlic
ser 5rene Diomeluf Dor oes &ni
icrs 5iir. CT iolete ieinem Serrl
in Sic GerhnnnlIna nnd, ct. Sclcno
llno ols Der Scb 9faprlenn prl
ieinem 9eiben erlcite, itanh er 81
,siiben ieines gettes.
Gcn ben brei @enernlen. lmte
) benen Der Wtomeluf bnnlals rpdble
ourite, iiel aleber. Der ieinem 9clc
mibtraut bate, idcn inei Sabr
!. ipGter in aairc oem Gold eincs ar
| beren ,Sonatifers sllm Spier. lin
9unos, Der bas Siit fiird)tete, el
lna nelm Sabre ipater oem Sled
tun. bas er lid, nohrenh ieine
@cionaenihait in Sen qiitia.ienhte
~srfern ees aonles BON 9teopel 5l
se5peen bate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-04

Ieuhtet iiber Ddbern ilnb @iebel bes
alten Shmabenl ltaothens. gs bui'
tet nod, 8liiten. Der Sd)ritt zines
ipdten @anoerers perballt I'M Sc
minfel Ser @aiien. Gin ierner
8runnen raunt unb iinet in Der
Stile Der 9taht.
.4ana mir nod I'M Sbre Lag
Sener Slang bonn Siisel = -"
Da iest iid) ser iunse Di6ter at,
ben Tiid) uno id,reibt beim truben
Shein elmer fleinen Seaampe iein
2ie6 pom .Npitiqon".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-04
Set Wtanteluf 0e6 &aiier8.
Cine Wappleon Nnefbptc ppn Nnlter Mihel.

Mfs General 9onaportc, ben sic
Mrober in ebriurhtspnller St'eu
Sulton Rebir 8rcber Sulton
nannten. ibr itorf befeltiates Sa.
ger bel oen 4pramiben eritiirmt imb
ibrc Mod,t aebrohen bate, ld1ricb
man Ben 81. SnIi 1898. Gier Gage
ip0ter sra Der Sieaer burh nas
,,gob pl Noir" - Cor bes Sieaes.
Ser Scheid, el 9ofri. beiien Stanm
IN nirefter 2inie bis gum Nrorbeten
reidte, buloiete benz Sieeer unS
ihidte ibm einen prl,nfpca aeitirrs
ten &enner nebit einen Sflapen,
Ser i'm iiibrte, Sum @eihenf.
gcnaportes slnaen iiherflr9en
mir iliid,tie Dos cole &pablui. 'nr,
id)eno blieben lie nuf Der mrsfuIo'er
@eitaIt bes Womeluden baften. Der
Die Sonb am Splh. bphauieeridtel
Dor ibm itonb unh ibm iurhtlps
entaeaenblifte.
Neben gonoparte itonoen aleber
unh 3umns.
gcnaparte fraste: vB,e lit be,n
Name2" - Ser Dfomelud ihlpies.
~@ie bu beibeit, irase if." -
.ahmeb." r9n biit nod, Jung.
@o lit bein Gotcr2" - vgei sllab.
- v@ie itarb er?" - ~3en Sel
oentoh."
8onoporie rerId,lone hie sonoc
oui Dem Miiden, ains ariibelno oui
uuo ab. Gs war enns itia int Self
stur Der 8eiana ieiner iieeestrunfc.
men Solbaten NOR perihlpommen az
perncbmen.
Ser Sdeid bat bih mir sun
8eibcnf eemaht", iaetc 9onaparte
rpon bicier Stunbe an bin id) beil
Serr. 0ie eefoat Dir bein neue,
Serr2"
ahmeo bIicb itunm. Sein @eiih,
NOR iteinern. ltur ieine 9afenf1,ohel
pibrierten.
v@ie Dir bein neuer Serr eeioat
fraae i'd, bid,. Gebe."
Ser Dfamelud lie5 ieinen glic
Surhbrinaenh iiber Die uniheinbor'
@eitalt bcs Sprien aleiten unb ant
portcte: vgr lit flein." ,sn ieine,
@orten lag &ernhtllna. Tumas uni
aleber fcnnten ein sIrilofen MIDI
unterhriifen. 7ieier brolne 4er
BORT fam ihnen ipnbia Dor. Slirh
| ihien er nift ju fennen.
r@iner bon bieien beiben NOR,
Sir oils 3err npbl lieber, mie2'
iubr 8onnparte iort. ,lno oeltet
auf ieine i'm Inn 9opfeslGnse iiber
rneenoen @enerole. sd, mub per
binolihit oanfen", pebrtc aleber ab
sd, mchte midi oieiem fanatiid)el
8urid,en nid,t nnoertrnuen. Tu
mas, benz bic Seitcrreiher bel gri
rem ben 9einamen Der ihwars
Seuiel" aeaeben botten, mebrt
eleihfaas nb.
~gr lit Der sohn eines tapierel
solooten", iagte gonaporte. rgi
men binterIiitiecn Mcrb traue i'd
ibm niht 3u." Gem Mameluf bi
9anh oui Die Shulter leaenh. ihlo
er: ~Du bleibit bel mir. 8urife."
Wod,en fporen pereanaen. Sc
Mameluf briitete &ahe. Shn allei
bate Dos Sdidial ousern1hlt, ce1
iinaldubiaen ltnterbriider bes Mcr
genlanhes al beieitieen.
@ieoer 5oe eine Moht heranf, 5
Der Mamelud tpahenb. in ieine
8urnus eehiiat, quer Dor bem Gin
gang int ssnneren bes 3eItes la
nnb su Der fleinen @eltalt bes 6cl
ien beriiberblinselte, Der blab in ie
nem sselobett idliei. @nr es mos
lif bieier frGnflid, ousiebeni
atann bort rpar Der sieaer an De
Hpramioen? :. 9ieien ihrpGhlid)e
Wenihen, beiien Same Die irieol
den 2rdume oer Sellahen itort
nonnten iie Sultan aebir ert
| fer Sultan -? Salt id,ien bel
junaen @iiiteniohn Die auisabc J
9erina. slber bate er nid)t geihnl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-04
@liid Qn8 Dent Nether*

vNdiiiert2 &errectt! geruhieen
Sic iih bod MIR, enaoiser Serr!
Yaiiiert miro balt mir iein!"
go. mas lit benn los? Sd bob
aebod)t, meine Jrau lit tot" Iaste
ct i'm gintreten.
7os M1bnen Iod)te icnberbor:
.1ot2 Niein oenn2 Die ean;e
Noht mar lie rebt Iebenoie." IS
fIane fait bobniif.
gr itiirmt Die 3reppe binoui i'm.
BET I'M gB5immer cine unorocntlib
perlniiene, oifenbar aber pcrber gut.
beiestc 1oiel, at Ser 3pei Mteniden
einen persniiaten aarnepalssab
oerbroht baben nnb ruit: r2anni."
Seine antrport. Ct lGuit iiber ben
,slur gum Shlaf5immer. bort &C.
FILTER binter Der perihloiienen 9iir
uno ihleppt iih in iein arbeits'
simmer. 9ieie ;poIf stun6en felt
aeitern abenb s llbr poren supiel
iiir ibn. - er Unfit dui ben 9iwan
iibermiibet ;uianmen. Bis
i'm Der @eoonfe pieber gum Seben
ermedt: Sic Grloiung lit ba, --
mub ba iein. -
7as 8eitere beiorete in ben ftdh.
item @ohen Der Mnipalt.
4err Seboi titan Mahner aenann
ieinc ,sreibeit.
slber ein R1tiel betpeate Serrn
MaHner bon Gag su Saa mebr
@er bate i'm burd, ben Hunoiunf
in iener gtod,t eeiuht? 3otten CUTE
Srellnoe Goriebuns ipiclen wollen,
um ibm su belien? Soer mar es Der
Streit zines iriiberen 2iebbabers
ieiner Irou? Shlieblih nanbte ct
iiH an manen 1reunb 5ris. Dem
es aelana. Den ;soa aniSufldren. Die
2oiuns mor einiad aenua gtibt
Serr Ntahner. ionoern sebaitian
2abner -, niht aus g., icnoern
aus elmer Stabt nit 1bnlif Hint
aenbcm Nomen. mar eeiuht mcroen.
Gie Strobe botte ircilih einen aani
nnberen Namen, Serrn 2ohners
&alls eine anoere Summer ols As.
Ias ionberbore Wtibperitanbnis bes
9errn Sebaltion Mahner mar nih1
anOers 81, erfldraa als bamit, hoh
i'm Die @Dtter, pom Wtitleib nb iei'
ner perfeblten Che aetrieben. o,rf
ihre eroben gctihaiter 2iebe uni
Wein uno burt) Die aufregung. oit
iein 9er5 nun in gerluirruns seiesi
bate, in ieinem iiberempiinoliher
9irn oerart eetaulht lmo eeblenoe.
batten, bab er in ienem entiheioen
oen slueenblid alles. mas Ser Inia
ger im &unbiunf in Der Eat lin
9errn 9o6ner perfiinoet bate. al
iih be5oa uno bamit abnunsslc!
iein Shidial menbete.
Gem aonltonSerl aber tit es aeit
lebens unerid)iitterlife 11ebersel,
eung seblieben, bab ibr nit iene,
Sonoermeloung i'm &unofunf Be,
9aitl mitten i'm 5aid)ina bonn Iiebe,
8ott gum @bemann aeltenft lporoei
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-04

Seitaemdbe Graee.
,8eIne J1biefeit mtro beutdutaae
am meiiten eeihast?"
vDie 3oblumesiabisteitl"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-02
BOAT SERVICE ESSENTIAL

Every once in while something
seems to develop in Key West that knocks
the props out from under one or all of our
commercial activities The latest such de-
velopment is the decision by the P & O.
Steamship company to abandon the
Tamp&-Key West Havana service for at
least two months. beginning next weekend.
Until this startling announcement,
The Citizen was under the impression that
recent events would make it not only i'm
peratfve for the P. & o. to maintain its
weekly service from Key West to Havana
and from Key West to Tampa, but to re-
suit in an improvement of the service. The
Citizen believed that the greater volume of
freight resulting from expanded naval OPP
erations, the projected improvement of
Overseas Highway and the construction of
a fresh water supply system and the in
crease in travel in this hemisphere by rea-
son of the European situation would
spread JOY through the hearts of the P. &
O. stockholders. We expected them to
see the profit possibilities in these develop
ments We hoped they would restore the
old service schedules out of Key West.
News that the S. S. Cuba was to be
withdrawn from the Key West run and
placed in the Miami-Havana service came
as a shock to The Citizen, our business
interests and our citizens generally. Key
West was to be left high and dry so far as
transportation by steamship to Tampa and
Havana was concerned The P. & O. has
even decided to give up it's mail contract
on this route. For at least two months our
own residents and our visitors cannot reach
Havana unless they go to Miami and there
take a boat or airplane. Mail must be
routed from Key West through Miami to
reach Havana. A whole lifetime of travel
ing habits will be junked.
This is a serious situation. The Cham
Der of Commerce and the Key West Hotel
and Tourist Homes Association are pro-
testing against abandonment of the service
and reroutng of the mails as result of this
disastrous step by the P. & O. 1t is pos
sible but unlikely, these protests will be
fruitful in blocking the P. & O. The 2.
& O. in the past has proved itself more
powerful than local interests.
The Citizen joins with our citizens in
hoping that our civic organizations may
be successful in inducing some other steam
ship company to establish a more satisfac-
tory service to Havana and Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-02
RUSSIAN BASES IN THE PACIFIC

British, French and Japanese naval
men in the Far East are worried over what
Russia is doing on the Kamchatka PENN
sula and the nearby Kammandorsky is
lands, according to a report from Hallet
Abend, capable Shanghai correspondent
of the New York Times
In 1923 the Soviet declared the is
lands forbidden grounds and the belief
is strong that naval and aerial bases have
been established within LOO miles of
Japan and in close proximity to fishing
areas from which Japan secures one-fourth
of her food, supply.
Mr.. Abend says that many japanese
Fishing craft have sailed into the vicinity
of the Kammandorsky islands during the
last few years and have never been heard
from again. The Japanese support the
pleasant fiction that they were lost in
storms at sea- but Soviet naval men say
grimly that these fishing boats were en-
gagged in espionage and that they got the
proper treatment
There is no reason for the United
States to get excited about submarine and
air bases established by the Russians in
this area, even if it is close to the Aleutian
islands of this country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-02
PLANS PROGRESS
FOR NEGRO HOME
CITIZENS CLUB FORMED: TO
PRESENT BENEFIT PLAY
TO RAISE FUNDS p.

Mindful of the spirit of the, old
time South when it was the
common thing for neighbors to
band together and help one an
other, is the attempt of the negro
citizens of the city to raise funds
for the establishment of home
for their aged
The Coiored Citizens Club is
working ON the project with the
help of a number of interested
people among the social workers
of the city. The movement is
being led by Grace Palacious and
Mary Mariana.
One of the classes at the local
negro school plans to present a
three-act play sometime in the
near future and the negro choir
will sing during the intermission.
Tickets Cor the performance will
go on sale within the next few
weeks and the club is hoping
that large number of white
people will attend.
The proceeds from the play
will be put into the building of
a home that will give shelter to
thirteen PEOPLE 1t is hoped that
gradually the capacity of the
building may be enlarged.
The Citizens Club has not
stopped with the building of the
home. Members plan to have
local minister call on the people
once or twice a week and con-
duct prayer services. They hope
also that medical care may be
secured for those that are in need
of it. There will be a large
front room in the house, and there
will be a radio for the entertain
ment of the aged people who
will live there. Negroes who are
interested in the plans have vol
unteered their services for the
housekeeping, laundry, and 9TH
err work that will have to be
done. They are of the opinion
that once the home is establish
ed it will be possible to run it for
very little money. The location
of the home has already been
tentatively decided upon.
Ernest Ramsey has offered his
to the Citizens Club and
will advise and help with the
plans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-02
NEWCOMERS IN BIG BUSINESS

Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are
in the ranks of big business, it seems, with
the announcement that their creator, Walt
Disney, will offer $4,000,OO0 of preferred
stock to the investing public in order to
secure new capital with which to continue
the exploits of these famous film charac-
tiers.
Just a few years ago Mr.. Disney had
nothing but an idea. Put into the film
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,' the
idea crossed, up to the end of last year,
S4,677 1862, which is not alfalfa, even &C
cording to Hollywood ideas.
The common stock of the organiza-
ton, which began as a family enterprise in
1923, is owned by Walter E. Disney, Lillian
B. Disney, Roy Q. Disney and Edna F.
Disney. Last year the net income of the
business was more than a million dollars.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Today's Birthdays
. . > . > . . zee

DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler,
president of Columbia Univer-
sity, born at Elizabeth, N. j., 70
years ago.
U. S. Senator D. Worth Clark
of Idaho, born at Idaho Falls,
Ida, SO years ago.
Preston Delano, comptroller of
the currency, Department of the
Treasury. born at Phoenix, Mich,
81 years ego.
DR.. James Myers, industrial
secretary, the Federal Council of
Churches, New York, born at
OWasco, N. Y, SO years ago.
Hubert Footner of Lusby, Md,
detective story author, born in
Canada, 81 years ago:
Clifford K. Bergman of Wash
ington, D. c., cartoonist, origina-
tor of the Teddy Bear, born at
Versailles, KY, II years ago.
Rev. Charles w. Kerr of Tulsa,
Okla. noted Presbyterian clergy
man. born at Slippery Rock, Pa.
65 years ago.
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CONDITIONS

Pressure is moderately high
this morning from the Lake re-
gion southwark over the South
Atlantic States, and relatively
high over the Pacific States;
while the western low pressure
area, of considerable intensity,
has moved eastward to the cen
trail Plains States, and over
spreads the country from the
Rockies eastward to the Missis-
sippi Valley.
Light rains has occurred dur
ing the last "a hours in portions
of the Pacific States, and there
has been light to moderate rain
or snow in the Rocky Mountain
States, and from the Dakotas
eastward into the Lake region,
with heavy rain reported in
northern Illinois.
Temperature changes have
been unimportant, with readings
somewhat below normal this
morning ever northeastern dis
tricts and near or above the sea-
sonal average elsewhere.
C. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge.
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DONNELL CANDIDATE
FOR ATTY. GENERAL

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public-spirited civic leader. He
is one of the most influential fig
ures in local and State Democratic
organizations, which he has al
ways staunchly supported. Four
years a member of the State Ex-
ecutive Committee, he proved his
party loyalty in the 1923 cam
paign when he was one of few
members willing to make public
speeches in behalf of the Demo
cratic cause.
Soon after establishing himself
in West Palm Beach, he was ap-
pointed Circuit Judge of the Eff
tenth Judicial Circuit, He sery-
ed until 1921 and has since en-
gagged in general law practice and
served as City Mayor. and Com
missioner. He is associated with
Attorney c. D. Blackwell.
He is former president of the
Kiwanis Club, former lieutenant
governor of Florida Kiwanis; past
member OF Masons, past poten-
tate of the Shrine, past exalted
ruler Of Elks and holds member
ship in the Spanish-American
War Veterans and Veterans of
Foreign Wars. He is a member
of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
In 1909, Mr., Donnell was mar
ried to Miss Rena Roberts, of
Nashville They are the parents
of four children.
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BOY SCOUT NEWS
Troor So Celebrates

Troop So, Boy Scouts, celebrat-
ed their third anniversary Friday
night at Scout Hall, John Ben
nett and Edmund Curry, of the
WPA Recreational Department,
were in charge of the games
Scouts and their guests present
included the following:
Betty Kline, Betty Myers, Nell
Rose Sands, Marie Thompson,
Della May Curry, Betty Roberts,
Sara Ann Lowell, Norma Jean
Six, Ernestine Evans, Marguerite
de Leon, Dorothy Wickers, Mary
Belle Archer, Catherine Conner,
Madge Mallory, Edward Strunk,
III, Donald Pinder, Floyd Rus
sell, Billy Ladd, Phillip Strunk,
Ward Herrick, Bud Miller, Will
liam Soldano P. ]. Sheurer, Jr.,
Dick Noyes, Earl Adams, Jr., AL
len Perez, Rayford Roberts, John
Marzyck, Ernest Avila, Calvin
Gates, Joe del Campo, Oscar
Avila, Byron Cooke, Jack Saw
yer, Ramon Coinage Eugene
Sawyer, Forest Arthur, Bert
Gates, James Kelly, Henry Go
mez, Paul Herrick, Odes Nc
Killip.
Chaperones Mrs. John Mar
zyck, Mrs. Frank Curry, Scout
master and Mrs. Milton E. Saw
yer. Y