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Evening star., 1940-03-23
Pine Expected to Take
judges Oath April 2

Justice-designate David A. Pine,
retiring as United States attorney,
probably will be assigned to non
jury civil cases when he ascends
the District Court bench early next
month, it was learned today.
The swearing-in ceremony for the
new jurist probably will take place
on Tuesday, April 2, with Police
Court Judge Edward M. Curran,
who will relieve Mr.. Pine as United
States attorney, taking the oath of
Office on the day following.
District Court is in Easter recess
until April l.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
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Evening star., 1940-03-23
Deaths Reported

William D. Benson, 80. Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Theodosa Sutton. 76, 1896 Rhode Island
ave. ne
Maize r. Amman. rs. Northumberland
Apartments.
John Murphy. 66, st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Louis Resnick. 50, 242 Jefferson st.
Rae Newhouse, so Sibley Hospital.
Edgar A. Barnard. so, 1912 G St Sc.
Jacob G. Wankmueller, SO, Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Mildred Williams, 115, Gallinger Hospital.
Erasmus T. Lewis. 80. 1905 Montello ave.
ne.
John l. Gray. rs, Freedmen's Hospital.
James Miller, SO. $3.50 Wisconsin ave.
Rufus Mitchell, 55, 9th and pennsylvania
ave. ne
Mabel Fenwick 40 Gallinger Hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Infielders
Galore for
Tiger Club
Bob Violin. Offered
By Stors; Beovers
Sending Pocheco

Right now the favorite pastime
Of the Tacoma Tiger ball bosses
IL 10 worry about whether Don
Trower. flashy young shortstop.
viii be sent here by the Seals.
In q few days, they might be
worrying about what TO do with
a bevy Of shortstops.
Already the ngres have a
couple OF shortpatchers who know
what II IL all about in the person
of "stubby'' Hartman and Tim"
Marble.
Tuesday President Jack Quill
got word that a couple Of more
shortstops who have received
much attention in Coast league
circles may be available for the
Bengals.
One In Bob Violin, the much
publicized youngster who 10
with the Hollywood Starr,
fighting for . place on the
team against BilI Skelly and
Joe Hoover.
VIOLIN AVAILABLE
Oscar Reichow, business man.
ager OF the stars. has written the
Tigers that Violin Ia available on
option.
Quill wrote night back saying
Tacoma Ii interested and asking
for more information. The one
stumbling block Is that Violin,
wooed by several clubs, draws a
high salary. Whether the Tigers
can squeeze him In the w. I.
league budget 10 problem yet
to be solved.
In the same mall came .
letter from II. A. Schefter. vice
president Of the Portland club,
saying II IL possible that
Bobby Pacheco, who plays
either shortsop or second
base, win be sent out on
option.
Quill sent letter pronto TO
Schefter saying the Tigers are
In Pacheco, whom Man
ager Hal Rhyme knows as a fine
prospect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Sofiball League
To Hold Session

The Commercial softball league
moguls will meet tonight at 9
o'clock in the park recreation
office. 2i2 City Hall Annex. to
formulate their 1910 campaign.
Eight teams composed the cir
cult last year. Sizer 4 Co. Retail
Clerks, weyerhseusers. Wheeler-
Osgood Sales Corp. Tacoma Post
office employees. Office outfitters,
Tacoma Drug Co. and Buffelen
Lumber Co.
All are expected to reenter this
year and several new teams have
signified they plan to field teams.
Managers are asked to be in at
tendance tonight a. no more meet
ings win be held until the closing
day for filing entries. April Is.
The Industrial Union league
managers will meet Thursday
night.
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pletely forlorn. Buck Newsom,
Tommy Bridges, Dizzy Trout, Fred
Hutchinson and Schoolboy Rowe
look like the clubs big five. Hutch
inson, who has improved his curve
ball, Is likely to develop into a
winner.
Harold Newhauser from Beau
mont and Dick Conger. 1e-year-
bid collegian from U. c. l.. A.
ook like the best two youngsters
In camp.
Other pitchers likely to stick
are Lynn Nelson from the
Athletics, Luther Thomas, Al
Benton and possibly Tom
Seats, a left-hander from Sac
rAmento.
Birdie Tebbetts. possibly the
leagues No. 2 man TO Bill Dickey,
will do most OF the mask work.
Billy Sullivan from the Browns,
who's marking time while waiting
for a broken finger TO mend, will
be the No. 2 catcher.
With Gehringer in the lineup.
the Tigers will boast a formidable
attack with seven potential 800
hitters, including the one-two home
run punch Of York and Greenberg.
But they have definite defensive
weaknesses and other drawbacks
that will make their struggle TO
get back into first division a tough
one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Matchmen Will
Enter z Teams

Pacific Match company. one Of
Tacoma's best bowling boosters
will enter two teams in the Northi
west International Bowling COM
gress tournament, Ralph Bemen(
field man for the Congress, an
nounced today,
Bement also announced IN
names of four more sponsors VIII
will back teams in the tournd
ment, bringing the number
Tacima entries at the preseI
time to 2s. Tacoma bowlers hoI
TO have 100 teams TO place in Il
tourney along with more than 20
from out of town.
In addition to the group Of
~ sponsors, previously an
nounced. the following firms
have entered teams, Bement
stated; Broadway sport
Center, Schorn Paints, Berg's
Tavern, Tokstad Furnaces.
The tournament will be held on
the Broadway alleys, starting
April 20 and continuing until May
4. With the Western Women's
Congress, which will be held at
the same time on the Play Nor
alleys, the big pin meet is ex-
pected to bring more than 1900
men and women bowlers to Ia
coma during the Today period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Pat Meehan
And Baxter
Head Show

Principals in two OF the biggest
surprises" of the wrestling seal
son here were signed today I'd
meet in the eight-round main
event on the Greenwich coliseum
mat card next Monday.
Pat Meehan, capable and
popular young Vancouver,
B. C., heavyweight, was book
ed to meet Laverne Baxter Of
Hollywood In the forthcoming
feature match.
Meehan's contribution to th(
seasons list of upsets was his vic
tory over Chief Saunooke. Chero-
kee Indian sensation who weighs
1926 pounds, on last Mondays card.
AS for Baxter, the erstwhile
liking of the bsdmen." pulled a
right about face" in his Monday
evening tussle with Dick Lever of
Nashville. Tenn, another meanie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Bob Brown Siqns
Young Shoristop

VANCOUVER, b. C.-Manager
Bob Brown OF the Vancouver Capt.
lanos Of the Western International
league baseball club has signed
Pete Bisnchi, 1s-year-old Seattle
shortstop.
Bianchi played with the Frank
lin high school squad last year.
He was TO report Immediately to
Sunnyside. where the Caps are
training.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Beaver Hoopmen
Off for Hawaii

CORVALLIS, Ore.-The Oregon
State college basketball squad.
champions OF the northern division
Of the Pacific Coast conference,
was en- route TO the Hawaiian
islands today for six games with
the University of Hawaii and in
dependent teams in Honolulu.
The party included IL players,
Coach and Mrs. A. T. (Slats) Gill,
and Student Manager Kenneth
Dahl. They left the campus yes
terday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Huskies Work
Hard in Drill

sEATTIE-Seventy-five Univer-
sity of Washington football candi-
dates went through long workout
yesterday In the first day OF their
so-day spring training program.
Coach Jimmy Phelan lined up \
first-string backfield composed en-
tirely OF veterans and including
Don Means, quarterback; Dean
McAdams and Ernie Steele, half
backs. and Jack stackpool. full
back.
Although rain fell intermittent
ly. observers declared the opening
day workout one Of the hardest in
recent years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
EI.DoN CONE QUITS

BEND. Ore.--The resignation Of
Eldon Cone. coach Of Bend high
school. WAS accepted today by the
school board. Cone, who came
here from woodburn at the begin
ming of the current year, gave no
plans for the future.
At the same meeting the board
elected James w. Bushong. Nyssa.
Ore. high school principal to q
similar post here. succeeding
Harold r. johnson. resigned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Basket Results

Here are results Of County-Hi
Basketball league play. A and B
divisions:
A division: Blue Devils defeated
Fighting Saith. forfeit. Jefferson
defeated Y Comrades. is to IA.
B division: 18th Street Tigers de-
feated Puyallup yellow Jackets,
81 to 81; First Congregational de-
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suffered a fttufrtffce O
ment. He's been taking diathermic
treatments and going through
exercises to strengthen his back
but at 81 Gehringer may not be
able 10 stand the grind. II not,
Croucher. fifty points weaker at
bat than Gehringer. will play
second.
Frankie Higgins ut third
win complete the Tigers In
field. Even the most optimis-
tic Tiger supporter must sd-
init that the Detroit infield IL
slow and cid--msybe just slow
enough and old enough 20 pre-
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leagues Of Junior boys, senior
boys, mems twilight and In
dustrial leagues.
The board members who are
asked by Johnny Heinrich TO be
present are Bert Beal, Roy Archer.
Allan Browne, Dill Howell, Roger
Peck, Bob Hager, Jim Mosolf,
Henry Fourier, Harold Bird, Lee
Hull, Nelson Hong, Jerry Geehan.
Norman Runnions, Bert Johnson.
vice president, and Al Hodges, sec
retary-treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Idoho Sen1i-Pro
Meets July 2l-U

WICHITA. kans.--The National
eemi-Pro Baseball congress an
nounced today its third annual
Idaho state championship tourna-
msnt win Be played in Preston,
juiy 7l-2T. inclusive.
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with ELLIOTT METCALr

WELL. sir, nj Of Tiger guy is going 10 have doed up
7" home for right -.
Gave the improved home the old critical optic yesterday
and found Il something pleasant to look upon
And that despite the clutered condition existing while
the workers plying their efforts -.
All grandsand seats have backs. Fourteen large roof
supports have been removed Those bockers the
front aisle Of the grandstand
The gandstand reconstructed leaving the front
farther back providing light within erandstsnd
heavy win that front portion Of the
stand which formerly wood
Additional Hghts installed Of the supporting
plate
the two garden The remaining "a capacity
each. which plant q lights
talk with electrical specialist familiar
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park lighting make emphatic Tiger belongs
n the cass park category
than Coast layout the Tiger smaller ground
ssAh thst might b called tne annoying But under
senncss I'll behind remaining
= nsrsy drop shoulder = hit right
The front viii lifted that Of
behind the grandstand proper top
surface me gravel done with because hard
And best Of all to many Commissioner Alb Bersesen has
promised footwsk the side Of the
TO park.
In ALL youm b. happily surprised at tn. improvements the
Listen -.
Jack woenden San Francisco dog Judge who win offci.
ate 1t the Tacoma Kennel club show this weekend Is the
pappy Of Virginia Wolfenden the charming and most able
young tennis STAR The in which those in charge
have put this annual show deserving Of the high
est credit San Franchises young ball player Lefevre,
pronounces his ~Lafay" Ted Williams the Bo-Sox
great sugger the tabled Cronn be the
break Babe Ruhs record any one is to do that
within $40 month Of being Tiger Tacoma offered him
$780, He wanted $780, Because Of the salary limit the deal
couldn't be swung. That In 1888. Juanita Stern,
- ssae championships
ssdsd ability Twenty 2ycar-od
starr Of te wintsr acnE circuit including Santa Anita
- E1ort6a RIO
Anaea fastest juvsn ths INST Rocky Mountain
~ sigasd VITA league Writes
Portland
- TIE yowgsc good
given soaua BY Portland sign War dispatch other day
Hey what kind they Ray
league
for which caeses Thursday Phy
hash ess handicap. maple sugar In
those
Owners Of gas cocks bet anywhere from 81 $500
Arnsesiss property yet plant
~ eeAsr 49, army athletic ms h tahoe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Cams 10 Practice

Cammarano Brothers Of the Ia
coma City Baseball league will
practice Friday evening at Stan
ley field and Sunday afternoon at
! o'clock at Lincoln field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
This Tops All
For WRESTLING

MILWAUkEE--Joe Dorsetti
and DOE Bauer Get . new high
In wrestling shcnanigans when
they tossed each other around
IN ringfull Of eggs-l20 dozen
or LAO eggs 70 be exact.
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feated Meade's Grey Ghosts. IS to
rs. and First Congregational Reds
defeated 45th Street Cats. IS to II.
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II you're not using II, sell 1t with
Fast-Action Times want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05

Cat Now in His 18th Year
Peeved if Nap Disturbed

Al temper aside. Tceaies realty
: remarkable feline. mol Only fef
his advanced are and extremely
large slxe. but for other reasons.
sings sell h sscep
For a piece q sgK ynik Of. per
hapz. q shrinp. T'ocAlas viii III ap
on his hannchra. and one At The ~.
lights 81 his old Age u % curl ap
IN Mrs Aseerg's lap and sing him
self 70 sleep. That's = trek hs
learned when Mrs. AseerK uzsd n
feed him BY hottie when he vas =
kitten. Really sings, too. in partlc-
alaFly un-catllke manner.
A few months ago Tcodles came
home with a little kitten. an or
nhan. the Ashergs imagine. he
has becn = father 10 u ever since.
Every morning Toodles shepherds
his prosexe into the Asberg kiteh-
en-. proceeds 10 wash Il for the day
and then takes care OF his own
toilet.
Walks Plane Keys
Toodlea has hecn raised pria-
oipaliy GA egg yolks and shrsmps--
\ diet which Mira. Asberg believes
Is At least partially responsible for
his reaching such an elderly axe
The old cal likes 10 travel In The
Asberg automobile. sslll finds II
amusing 10 walk on the piano ksys
Once, not ~ long ago. Mrs.
Asherg found Toodies ssratched out
in tho backyard. She thought he
was dying. Desperate. she 80, out
the smelling salts, gave Toodlss >
whiff. and he bounced right up.
What's more. he hasn't been STICK
since. Toodies regards smelling
salts generally rs being In the same
class AZ persons who wake him
up In the afternoon especially
photographers and reporters.
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Get Delivery
On New Guns


CAMP MURRAY wsshlnxsaa
National Guard took delivery 10
dsy Il - first mohsle tkFse-lnea
ansl.alrcrAft artillery sws guns ~
the nins which are being assigned
ID batteries ~ Seattle zach avn
weighs iT.ass pounds VITA ~
mount. and costa IN esesss %
So. co.
These guns are part ~ th< nsw
equipment furnished ny the war
department 70 equip aewiy sathoF-
laed national guard ursss ard -
modefnise others
Ths three inrh anti aircraft
rapsd-fire units are nrasntsd -
four rneumatlc.tlrrd wheels and
are haaiesr ~ prime mover trucks
% seven and enc half ton capacity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05
M ain Street

Goings. Copiin0s and Doings
OF Tacomdns as the Re-
porter Found Them.
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but according to the mayor. the
council has again agreed TO the
first idea.
Installation on Tuesday
Recently-elected officers Of Rho
dodendron court No. 8. Order Of
Amaranth. headed BY Mrs. Elsie
Clements. royal matron. and Oral
Sloat, royal patron. will be install
led at elaborate ceremonies at Ma
sonic hall Tuesday evening at $50.
Mrs. Clements will be installed
by her husband, Sam Clements.
past patron. and other officers win
be seated by Harry Callow. Of
Elma, grand associate patron of
the state. Other installing officers
include Mrs. Gladys Barton,
Stewart Perry, aide; Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05
PuYallup Council Starts
City Hall Alterations
Club Rooms To Be on First Floor:
w. c. 7. u. Institute Next Week

PUYALLUP-Ag Again changing
their minds. the city eouncilmen
have decided to rearrange the city
hall according TO plans adopted at
the meeting of March 20. according
to Mayor w. p. Laughlin. Moving
started Thursday.
Under this plan the wPA sew
ing room, now housed in a front
space on the first floor, is being
moved to rooms being used by the
council, Chamber Of Commerce and
the kiwanis club on the third floor.
This will provide space for the
council and clubs on the first floor.
In the rear, with a partitioned-off
room at the front for the food
stamp office. The plan was res
cinded at the meeting of March q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05

NEW YORK Railroad men
were ION the spot a long time
before gangsters appropriated the
phrase for q different situation.
according 10 = glossary of fading
railroad terms
TIE list Of $50 picturesque words
and phrases was complied by
Freeman II. Hubbard. editor Of
Railroad Magazine. In an effort TO
save some Of them for posterity.
They are dying out. Re said. be-
cause the men who perpetuzted
them-the boomers who worked
from railroad TO railroad-sre no
more.
"on the spot 10 a railroad man
meant a chance to sleep or rest
on company time. Hubbard said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05

exception OF Mondays and Satur-
days through Sunday, April Fl.
Rev. Lowell Anderson. Seattle
Baptist pastor. will conduct n
series OF meetings at the First
Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harris
are being congratulated on the
birth OF son Wednesday. A boy
also was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Harstead on April q Both
were at PuyaIlup General hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05

When you're q cat and have
reached your 18th nr 18th birth
day. you might Just ~ well face !,
you're getting OLD. Net quite
50 risky - yoa were = couple of
years sgo. A step or two slower
perhaps. and other--younEer--eais
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no longer invite you out at , q. m.
TO howl.
Well. that's OK with you. when
you're IA or IS. you probably don't
care much anyway. You have defi-
nitely reached an age -.
Consider. then, Toodles. re-
markshle cat. Toodles marked.
rather grouohily. his 18th birthday
on last st. Patrick's day AZ tho
home of his master and mistress.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Asberg, els
East Wright ave.
Weighs 10 Pounds
Actually. Toodles. on the heavy
ish side for cats. weighing 10
pounds. doesn't look q da. older
than he did when a mere IL or IL.
But there are other signs. Toodles,
for one thing. Is deaf as q post.
His teeth are beginning TO drop
out, and. surest sign OF all. Toodles
Is distressingly set In his habits.
Like crochety and irascihle old
codger who doesn't get his own
way, Toodles flies into snarling.
tail-thumping RACES when his daily
routine Ia shattered particularly
resenting any interference with his
afternoon nap. After eating. he
likes sleeping. and he does a lot
OF IL.
Resented Camera
Mrs. Asberg. against her better
judgment. woke him up the other
afternoon 10 have his picture taken
by luckless Times photographer.
Toodles resented II. Further than
that. Toodles. with vicious twitches
Of his tail and unearthly. raspy
howls. let Il be known just exactly
what he thought OF pipsqueak pic
ture snappers who apparently have
nothing to do but wake up cats
, 70 want to sleep.
And, furthermore. Toodles. no
matter how much his beloved mis-
tress pleaded. certainly had no In
ention of posing for a picture. He
didn't. either. The photographer
got his picture the next morning
before Toodles had eaten and could.
therefore. be bribed with food It'd
bits.
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Elizabeth Wesley. past grand SEC
rotary; Mrs. Gertrude Iverson. mu-
stefan, and Miss Grace Tunnard.
secretary.
Other new elective officers are
Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds. associate
matron: Robert Heston. associate
patron: Mrs. Dulcie crabbs. sccre-
tary; Miss Isabelle Tunnard. treas
urer; Mrs. Hazel ohrner. conduct
ress: Mrs. Grace Owens, associate
conductress; Mrs. Cynthia Steven
son. trustee for one year, and Mrs.
Annie Knipe. trustee for three
years.
Appointive officers announced by
the new royal matron are Mrs.
Alta Lockln. marshal In the east;
Mrs. Sadie Bishop. marshal in the
west; Mrs. Margaret Mitchell,
standard bearer; Mrs. Hermina
Jochimsen. prelate: Mrs. Eva
Amey, truth: Mrs. Mabel Betchert,
faith; Mrs. Bessie Smith. wisdom.
Edith Tanner. charity; Mrs. Erma
Perry, musician: Mrs. Margaret
wrigley. historian: Mrs. May sloat,
warden. and w. A. Gym. sentinel.
A program and refreshments will
follow the ceremonies, TO which the
public Ia invited.
w. G. r. u. Institute
With several county w. c. T. u.
officials present. the puyallup
union will hold its annual institute
at the Methodist church. beginning
at 1880 Monday morning.
Rev. George Harlow. pastor Of
the Presbyterian church, will lead
the morning devotions and Mrs.
Clark Roberts the noon prayer. A
pot luck luncheon will follow the
morning session at which long time
members will be honored.
Beginning the afternoon session
Mrs. Horace Williston will con-
duct the devotions which will be
followed by a apartments hour.
Mrs. J. c. Cook will discuss Tn
ternational Relations for Peace
and Mrs. William Heimseth will
have Legislation" as her subject.
Mrs. George Cole will discuss
Health and Medical Temperance"
and Mrs. Esther Crabb will report
on the speech contest. Among
county officials who will take part
in the program will be Mrs. Olive
Cain. speaking on Christian
Citizenship; Mrs. A. Moore, on
alcohol Education" and Mrs.
Stanley Barwick, county presi-
dent, will tell of w. C. T. U. work.
Mrs. William Hoist has arranged
special music for the meeting.
Schuyler Colfsx lodge of Re-
bekahs will meet Friday evening
at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows hall
with Mrs. Effie Schuetz. noble
grand, presiding. After the busi-
ness session members of the green
and white side in the attendance
contest will present a program
and serve refreshments.
Birthday Luncheon
Members of Naomi chapter, o.
4. S. auxiliary. viii hold birthday
luncheon Friday at ] o'clock at
Masonic hall. Birthday guests"
will be Mesdames b. r. Bogie.
Paul Wngley, Gladys Barton. Jane
Kinnear and Georgia b. Smith.
Hostesses include Mesdames VIII
liam Sharp, George Barry, Mike
Martin, George Randall, II. r.
Spear and Miss Hildur Truedson.
Beginning Monday evening at s
o'clock and continuing, with the
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Fillmore Kin Found
In Lost Graves

LAGRANGE, Ind. II ighway
crews. In widening a roadway near
here. uncovered two long lost
graves, Investigation reyeaied
them 20 b. the burying places o.
Mrs. Abigail Fillmore Francis.
niece Of the one-time u. =. Preal-
dent Willard Fillmore. and her
four-year-old daughter, Julia. Mrs
Francis died in is4h.
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