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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
K padesati lett
SOKOLIC
v Baltimore, Md.

Padesat let vzdelavate,
pro Sokola pddu tady,
pref yam z celeho srdce,
by otevreli dveTe vsady --
pro vas, vzdyt Wy jej1ch deti,
osetTujete jake sve,
praci vasi 1cel svet1,
a vsecky zeny k praci I'VE.
By pomohly kde je treba,'
co Wy debate, padesat let,
a pax O Mich Dude mluvit,
celicky vzdelany svet.
Nejste zde jen pro paradu,
jste zde by jste odchovaly,
nase Americke det1,
jim zaklad svobody daily --
tax jake nasi pTedci V Cechach
pro svobodu~ umlrali,
i nasi predkove tady,
pro svobody sc zde rvali.
Proto pref YAM me sestry,
by jste druhych padesat let,
neochvejne tady staly,
Sokolu pomahaly let, --
by mohl jeste dlouha leta,
letati celickym svetem,
tim zachovame svobodu,
nam i tem naslm detem.
Jan J. Hrbek
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15

= V nedeli, dine II. listopa-
du oddani budou v chramu Pa
ne sv. Vaclava snoubenci: sic.
Camilla Sappe s panem Jose
fem Skrickusem. Sic. Sappova
je dcera znameho hudebnika
Karla Sappe a jeho manzelky,
kter1 bydlf " elsie 837 N. Ma
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
cESKOSLOVENSKO O VA
NOCNfCH SVATCfCH MA
TRHU.

Baltimorst1 velkoobchodn1ci
ktef1 rok cd roku prodavali rG-
zhe Vanocn1 ozdoby a produk-
ty sem z Ceskosolvenska pfiva-
zene, vzdor nynejs1mu utrpeni
teto vlasti nasi nebudou ami le-
tos O ne pripraveni.
Uzitek z prodeje pGjde do
Americkych a ne nemeckych
rukou. Produkty ty ponesou
nazev jake kdy pred tim
"Zhotoveny byly v Ceskoslo-
vensku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15

= Rev. Frank Novak presto
hoval Sc z North Avenue ma Al.
ulici, c. SIS. C1slo ~telefonu :
Belmont 7453.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
32.764 CASTE WERE We
4 A
POSTRfLENO.

Statn1 rybarska a honebnl
komise v M%arylandu oznamuje
schytanf a p~ostrllen1 32.764 ku-
ST zv6Te We statu Marylandu
behem fiskaln1ho roku koncfci-
no 80. zarl.
Zajfc1 postTfleno bylo TO-
OCT, bazant1 4.739 atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
SKOLA PRO
ZAHAJENA.

Sto sedm muz1 odvedenych
do Marylandske narodni gardy
otevrena byla v sobotu skola.
Skola r1zena Dude do 20. listo-
padu. Cviceni jsou nj tt,
.jichz 1kolem jest kvalifikovati
Sc pro komise lieutenantG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
DOPIS.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
ListOpad z. 1910.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Listopad z. 1910.
Redakci Telegraph,
Baltimore, Md.
Ctenf panove:-
Zas1lam zdravici mojfm SEES
tram v Baltimore, vzdyt to byl
muj druhy domov a Sokol byl
mil prvnf spolek ma Americke
pude, ma Baltimore budu vzpo-
minat cely sv1j zivot.
Pref vsem Cech1m v Balti-
more to nejleps1 co 81 jen pratt
mohou, a doufam az Sc tam pr
stl rok pod1vam, re Ease prozi-
il nekolik stastnych civil We
vasem stTedu.
Jan j. Hrbek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
MlStnl ZpraYy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

z krajanskych kruhGd.
= Rev. Frank Novak presto
hoval Sc z North Avenue ma Al.
ulici, {. 515. C1slo telefonu:
Belmont 7453.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl II. listopa-
du Michael Orr, 5 m6sic1 sta
ry rodicG Gordon a Josephine
Orr, els. 1888 E. Eager ulice,
jenz zemfel 9. listopadu nasled
KEN predcasneho zrozenf.
PohTben byl re Cvach po-
hTebnf kaple.
- Rad Blank {. 1O1 G. S. A.
Dude odbyvati pr~atelskou "a
bavu V sobotu, dine 80. listopa-
du 1910 v Sokolovne. Zacatek
o pGl devate vecer.
= VzhGru do Sokolovny ma
Americke Posvfcenf ktere Dude
jiz tento ctvrtek, 81. listopadu.
Humor = zpevy = smich uz1-
jete m6rou, kdyz Sc pc dobrem
posvicensk6m ob6de dostavfte
do Sokolovny, rob Gay a Pres
ton ul. kan We $3.50 odpol. "a
vita "Zamilovana Babicka''.
Jest to vyborna zpevni hra o 3
iednanich cd Richarda a Ady
Branalda. Dobrosrdecna ha-
nacka babicka CA. Radkova)
zavita do Prahy Sc svojf svGd-
nou vnuckou Stefankou Co.
Martinkova).
Ona to ma jiz davno sesu-
mfrovano, re vnuk jej1 jose
fek ". Mart1nek) az v Praze
doStudiruje ma toho dochtora
81 pax vezme Stefanku "a re-
nu. Jenze babicka mini a las
ka caste men1. Josefkovi Sc
pfipletla v Praze do cesty hez-
ka Tonicka CIR. Mares), dcera
vyslouzil6ho~ ajznkonaka Puce
q. Kaspar) ,zabouchli Sc do Sc
be a ma studfrovanf nezbylo ca
su. V prazsk6 hospGdce hned
vedle nadrazf, kde starry Puc
MAZE j1zdnf rad V hlave provo
zuje sv6 zam6stnanf dale jake
amat6r, jest castym hostem pTf-
tel JosefkGv, Steyanko q. Ma
RESI-, takto cudny Anton1n, ale
vypaleny don Juan. Do hos
pGdky pride tez vyslouzily
poStak Caral A. Cihlar) s mia
dickou neteT1 Maruskou ON.
Radek) a tn zamilovany cudny
Antonfn stefanko MAZE tolik
zensk6 krasy pred ocima zami-
luje Sc ably neco nepropas do
naprosto sveta neznaleho kvlt-
ka, Marusky, a do oslnive buj-
ne Stefanky tez. z druhych
navst6vnik6 hospGdky necha o
sob6 v6d6t t6z mlsny host Ku-
Tatko CA. Radek) a jak to vse-
chino skoncf? - to Sc must vi
det, z toho teprve jest ten pra-
w pozitek.
Hra protkana jest celou IA
dou nadhernych zpevd zplva-
nych nasimi pTedn1mi pevci a
korenena zdravym staropraz-
skym humorem.
PosIyste CO zp1va sumna
Stefanka:
Ma tel nasf Moravence
tam kde luhy svez1,
jak ceskoslovenska perla
krasna Hama lei.
Hanacky kraj dial narodu
statne pokolen1,
V jar6 mysli, cacke dust
mad Hanaka nen1.
Rezie je v osvedcenych ru-
kou SEES. O.. MARTINIQUE a zpevy
nacvicil br. Volta Martinez.
Hudbu rfdf znamy kapeln1k br.
Rudy Kilian. Zacatek We $3.50
odpol. Vstupne ma tuto zpevo-
hru je soc i s DAM. Llstky MOI
no dostati take v pTedprode-
jich( viz oznamku).
Pc divadle pTatelska zabava
pTi hudb6 br. j. Sticky.
20 Posvfcen1" ma milou shle-
danou s nas1m divadelnim pu-
blikem sc test
Dram Odh SOk led "RleSk."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
KAMPAN COMMUNITY JEST
PODPORA POTREBNYCH.

Do 1tery v Rampant ma Com
munity fond pfijato bylo ma da-
rech $6O5.219. Glen kampa-
ne jest snaha sebrati do 20 lis
topadu $1,189.739.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-15
TKI OBVINENI.

Josef Thomas, 29lety, James
DeLisle, 45lety a Thomas Muir
ray, 33lety obvineni byli v Ute
ry, re v sobotu vnikli do Castle
berg zlatnickeho obchodu We
200 blocku w. Lexington ulice
a ukradli z neho sperky a no.
dinky v Gene $1,537.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
COP Wins Two
Ohio Contests

CLEVELAND. o.--Rsruhilrans
woH hoth ~ nhsn'H two special
congressional elections Tuesday.
complete returns shnwsd. One
district ALREADY was Rerah,irsn;
the other had eeen psmscFstle
since 1880. hefnre that Republican,
]. Harry Mctsresnr. Republican.
floor lsadsr In the Ohio house.
defeated IsyFon u Ashhreok.
Democrat. In the f7th enngres-
sionsi district for tho hunss seat
of tho late Rep. william A. Ash.
hrooh. Democrat. who died Jan. 1.
Ashbrook IL the late representa-.
tivs's nephew.
Mrcrsgor eampalTnsd ~ an
anil-Nrw Deal candidate. Ash-
brock VAS pro-Nsw Deal Me-
Gregofs majority Was sppfux.-
massiy 1000 votes
Mrs. Frances raynr nollan. re-
publican. was elected IN tho sznd
district 10 succeed her late hns.
band, Rep. Chester E. Isaltnn. re.
publican. who died Oct. 10. de-
feating former Rep. Anthony A.
Fisgsr. Democrat. BY sppfusl.
maisiy IL. 500 votes Mrs. Bolton
becomes the first woman 10 repre-
sent ohla in congress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
|Pioneer Dies
AT Age Of 70
Mrs. Hollstrom in
City For SIS Years

Mrs Bertha Halistrom. 70. o.
1ii2 No. 18th st. died Wednesday
~ her home. She had lived in
Tacoma for IS years. arriving on
May Is. 1883. from her native
country. Sweden.
The same year she married
Jonas c. Hsllstrom. well known to
early residents as the proprietor
OF the Cosmopolitan hotel In Old
Tacoma. Mr.. Hallstrom died in
1921.
Mrs. Hallstrom was a Lutheran
and a member Of the Women's
Benefit association. Surviving are
three sons. G. A. and p. r. Hail.
strom Of Tacoma and Charles NJ.
Esllstrom Of Seattle. two daugh-
fers. Mrs. G. 3. Brady and Mrs
"A. ". Stensen of Tacoma; five
grandchildren. Mrs. Edward Kelly
OF Seattle. Charles w. Hallstrom
Of Spokane, Albert Hsnstrom. jr.,
student at Washington State col
Iege. and Helen and William Hail.
strom of Tacoma. and one great
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Eighteen New
U. S. Citizens

Z. =. citizenship vss granted "a
u more riere< county applicants
IT naturalization hearings hefrTe
Judge Lem Il. venswiek ~ 10
Angeles. IN federal district caars
rs#sisy. Judge ysnkwI<h -.
u eOnelase tie hearings whlsA
e<xsn aondzy. lzss "Wednesday
sfternoan.
rsose admitted Taesasy -.
ctasfe<s.
Carl Marty. swltssEt.nA fssy.
siIup, Jahn Fansks. Norway. isse
Esst Merton - Amsnsiz fisns<a.
Norway. saos 81 Ass = Anns
srsns. Italy. ssss -. chsnsilsv n !
Olaf I. Hetsa. s~<ssn. tsci -.
Sheridan ave Msnsy Ras~nn~
Russia. fsss "a asia a Lsssf~Fsx
schismsf. GERMANY t1fshsm
David D. lehnsea. sweden. iso<
81. Adams -. Mary = RFusn.
Great Britain. 80 No fith u
Ard Carl ". W. F4ulk. Great
Britain. snis - |. u
Aiva lee strathsFs Great
Britain. snts No. szna Il Iehn
Lasna. Great nssssln. ipai -. Ia
coma ave-; Marie stock. Belgium.
Buckley. Theodore 4. Main. Great
fsFstaln. 1907 so |. e. sssphsn
spstttmsstsr. Great britain. fxss.
hay. Joe ryrkscs. Isnland. hack
ley, Roy Feftlna. Italy. ssiS 80
Melruse ~. ard James Lappsno.
Italy, issa -. N n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Weird Story Told
In Divorce Action

A weird story Of how a Puyal-
lup beauty shop operator con-
tr1buted for 10 years 10 ths med
ical education Of her flanes and
then married him last fan 10 dss-
cover he had an unusual relation
ship with another man. was told
in a divorce suii filed in superior
court Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie IonKrniFs Armour
- PuysliDp IL the piaintiff and
Paul Armour. doctor In a Long
yieE hospital. defendant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Starter Recovered:
Police Quiz Youths

Bob Frank Truman, II. ar
rested by police Tuesday night for
reckless driving. Vas found "a
have a starter. believed stolen
from the wrecked car % james
Kennedy. A ls-yesr-cld boy,
riding with Truman. also VAS held
for questioning.
Kennedy drove his car or N.
s4th 81 bridge AOndsy night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

wsshlnxtcns forecasts oecs.
ssonai rain "Wednesday night sni
Thursday: snow over he hlkh
mountains. coolsr At walla wsils:
southeast gales off TIC eeast ard
fresh 20 strung sunsheFly Wind
over the inland waters
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending II 4 :. m. weanss-
day. ~ lnchs since Feb 1. asa
inches, an excess ~ ala inehess
since Jan. 1. ats inches. q ae.
ficicncy 81 ! % inches
Wind ~ 4 :. NJ. "Wednesday,
southeast ! m. =. b. Barometer At
70 ~ and falling On
sun rises a; $50 =. m. Thursday
and sets st s.at p IN.
Taeoma's weather on Feb. -.
1889. Cloudy. no rain. maximum
tcmperatufe - degrees. and mini.
mum -. highest ~ind ssioeity,
10 m. y, h. from tho southwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
$4,000 Libel
Is Thrown Out
Johnston Expected
To Appeal Ruling

A memorandum decision al
Judge William r. Campbell q
Moniesane. called in s<yeral weeks
age 10 hear arguments IA tbs
$50. 600 lleel suit Of Former prese-
eutar Harry n. Johnston against
present county officials. In effect.
shre~ the case cut Of court We'd
nesday.
johnson filed thu suit last New.
- On q hasts OF a document ftled
BY present Deputy Prosecutor Gil
bert v, Peterson more than =
month before charging the former
prosecutor with eonsrsring 10 de-
fraud the county.
II was hased on the l. c. Gas
pard election pay case. $500
claim stiil pending against the
county.
After long delay considering the
case. Judge csmrbell sustained =
demurrer Of the defending county
officials On the ground that the
weight Of authority sustains the
principle that allegations and
pleadings are privileged unless
they arc irrelevant or not psr,in-
ems 10 matters n,ratied
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Police Records Help

1T. JOsEPH. Ma. Old persons
who had trouble with the law In
their youth are now glad their
names and ages are on police rec
ords. The Social Security commits.
sion accepts records nf arrests IN
establishing thu ages Of pension
seekers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
If!fS]51
More Steel Arrives For NduoWD yGl&~Dv
Now 70 Pct Complete; Finish ono co|6lo

The Narrow< bridge 70 per cent eemrkte "Wednesday
with the spinning Of cable eomTct<d M ~
machinery and materials step beine roo
Tor the end Of the week.
Al the Baker dosk 80 II steel plates for ~ ~
decking being Iosded aboard for earY dV
4 the bridge site.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
TONY fToMl HoFr

Tony TONI Hoff, u. Of 7o6
So. Madison st. died Tuesday at
his home. Surviving are his wife.
Mary. and a son. Max r. Private
funeral services will be held
Thursday at 10 =. m. from the
Tueil chapel. Rev. Walter s.
Gleiser officiating; interment in
New Tacoma cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

Three motorists we're arrested
Tuesday ~ police officers fog
asserts'iiy exceeding the speed
limit. Booked a. police hsae-
quarters were Lucille Gardner n
Olympia. ". a Houston. sszs -.
Jgnest ~ and vs.. z. Bosschsris.
iizs 50. n A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
GUSTAV HofEERr

Gustav Holfert. 81. of 362s So,
Tacoma ave. died Tuesday at his
home. A native OF Germany. he
had lived here for "a years and
was a retired carpenter. surviv-
ing are a daughter, Mrs. Anna M.
Booth Of Tacoma; son, Max G.
Of Portland. Ore: five grand
children and three great grand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

A. Ehs FeFfsenFue rz<FA pefs
q ie.san s<hs<~semrs><<sex -.
chimes w~<~ AIS h<<n1 lo~d>>s
Award . ssa1.
rss. semrssy |. hssszsnx sssk
ta~snx seNsF@rss
Ascexsfsax u ct<rk sstssss1x< 4
- wsshsrkssa TEL h<ss<x< sathns.
~. IN ssewna r~tzs eth ~ sum.
rssss ssm<tlsas n<xs ~<<s. fs11aw-
lnx watch h<th s&ns<< vii ~
s4as<s<a a. s~szl~a every Tee
feet.
n~aas fur The vertical go.
p<nsiess vtii - stI.sh~a every "a
feet. sna ~ they .se made Avail.
abe seFUss 10 spsn - sf<~t
decking ~sIi - Installed.
n |. ssp~ef~a he a<sssnx wsu
- started early u MsFsA. xszIftsss
sssa.
hsevie1s In rsoss
Knessnx th< heaviest uscvsm>Ht
n mere Than Ten yesss. ra<thpsst
lumber eomrsas~a ~ pr rsns ~
she tsanass messd <Nsshuana
shFessxA ths rsa3ma Canal aassns
January.
Total essth~uaa ssFxs ~ the
Arssh vas az 80 snus. e1srU
~ssshossnd Amounted n 10 1os
tens.
olsme nedies
Investigations ~ n~nish naval
authorities hsse sssa~n r.siss ss.n<s
Hsissss snesrs vessels effrnslmss
induce electrical easf~nts ssruug
sHsukh 10 ssrlaste sahWsFsne
ussns* a wss disclosed Wednesday
~ tbs n, !. bureau ~ faf<sxn
and domestic commences. Msfshsnt
vs~seis fishing hss@ts snd ether
sEafs have been warmed - rsffata
from using shsIr rsalns while IN
waters pas~ihly infested hy mines
/, Vessels - wssA
White maritime eammsrc< as
caught IN ~ttH hsii In shipping
schedules. three vessels wsfs ~axk.
lnE csf.e<s here Wednesday.
-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

Ka41n>.f - Ne nn<ro lru(n ~
u>ilie4fx1 $50 arrives evr11 u
- rce<e>9<e twe 1aY1 - 1ou111r1
iaN4kpr 4as1 ne~<xal ~ il1cr11v
- hp~s er1en6e4 - Nr(G11 -
r<sre - - ru<nHreH1 ~
sapfi<se<ethen eeFv5tee - ~
ethe< M<t,e<n1<k s<ncpln olur1r
s<ssea - ~ fnte<eo&e1ol <111lA
fyvpsssnx fu< 6r>or<opo I<nrS4
sl&r <<snin9 sf<e< n@4r<Y Nd
w~<Na = NAHGns nes4 " fz~n119
80 templ~(lN9 s<cv&1o = -
&Aa iaek>x y she fess1ee<oo lD11o
- alyset s~iItna - Gnn1cnk
Tk~ rim ants y ~ ol16nn
s~svsx< IN mrse<enrp W>e& 60
<~<tx. = stxfe1s n nr<fxu = ~
zpsN~ from ths Atlantis seo<1np
- March 4 sfs<F t~n asp1 49,
10 hers. - Nsu rFpe<p< - r1no
f=<st< sad s<tavu - swe &d<~llU1r<
sl&yf lee<ttnn rstper&eofy - 49,
~ M4rxh IL direct ~ Nulr1l1nk
Amuax IL v<>~ets n111r< -
arrival here Thse>1fsx = ~ uueen
rsx~kAn rstnrutno . tNo1 lINNk
h<se ~ ths f,xIent afI>r tf11e
ssxs elsewhere - ~ neun1l ~
Japanese fy<sghtef Metn n1oe<
seb~.4ui<d h No. : ietGe eg4l11~e
assnt - rssir snd lnxss IN I1(<vs
sesstAl fsetxhi<< ksrra. eeli1n9
- ssssh~sss sn1 h@1 u~nssst
sasns.
Pen celsetss
vs~s.is n p~fss cnepe Nnen>e.
smarter xe u tsspslI~ rms p1e<sl
wsiilsxssra. Mscasmi<h.
vs~-~is ahss rhasstxYi m~(s
Mssu. Mslwaakse Ma q uanesA
ss~hssl TsssAss. sp~vvy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
AxEL ARvIDsON

Axel Arvidson. 70, Windsor
apis. died Tuesday at his home.
He was section foreman for the
Northern Pacific railway. retiring
after ~ years service. A native
OF Sweden, he came to the United
States in 1928 and TO Tacoma last
June. from Big Timber. Mont. He
was past master Of the Dorie
lodge No. So. r. A. A. NJ, al Big
Timber and life member OF the
Royal Arch Masons. He was a
member of York Rite bodies Of
Helena, Mont, and also Of the
Algeria shrine of Helena. Surviv-
ing are his wife, Jessie; a brother.
Edward, and a sister, Mrs. Alma
Gustaveson, both In Sweden.
Funeral announcement by Buck
ley-King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

grandchild, Gary Richmond Hall
strom OF Spokane. Funeral an
nouneement by Lynn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29

thtuifns huffh snnohHCtmrnt
by Piper's.
MRS. EMEIINE MALrIsTER
HlCkLYN
Mrs. Emeline McAllister HEX
lyn. II. Of 2si2 Es. sgd st. Seattle.
died Tuesday Mt her home. She
had lived In this state all her life
She was the daughter OF J. W.
McAllister. who came west by
ox-team In 1882. Mrs. Hicklyn
was born at Chamber prairie near
Olympia. Surviving are two
daughters. Mrs. Raymo courley
Of Seattle and Mrs Fontelle
whipple OF Tacoma: two sons.
Myrhl Warren of Cleveland. O..
and Harold Hicklyn Of Boston.
Mass. and three grandchildren.
Funeral announcement by Piper's.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Amos l. Myers Thursday. $50
p. m, from the Aellingsr chapel,
Rev. Cyrus Albertson officiating.
lnterment in the east.
Whitefield u. Cor Thursday.
p. m. from the Buckiey-king
chapel; interment. Fort Lewis
cemetery. He was 81 years old.
a native OF Newark. N. J. Hs was
a quartermaster In the u & army,
retiring In 1913 after 80 years
service. Surviving are his wife,
Mae: two sons. Joseph ~ Tacoma
and Donald Of Seattle: = daughter,
Josephine swenson Of Seattle.
three brothers. Frank. Robert and
Grover. All Of Newark. and three
grandchildren.
sidney wriKley Thursday. $50
p. m. from the Piper chapel.
Eagles lodge No. , In charge, In
tsrment, Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
MRS. MARY n GERARD

Mrs. Mary r. Gerard. ". Of s6ss
So. Thompson ave. died Tuesday
AZ her home. She had lived here
for s. YEARS. coming from her
birthplace. Naukon. Ia. and Was
member Of the Congregational
church. Surviving are her hus-
band. J. p, Gerard. and = son,
James LAthrop Gerard. teacher At
Clover Creek junior high school
Funeral announcement by Mcilin-
gers
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MRS. AGNES MAuERHAN

Mrs. Agnes Mauerhan. 81. Of
721 Fawcett ave. died wednes-
day at a local hospital. She was
born IN Minneapolis. MINI. and
had resided here for 30 years.
Surviving are her husband. Albert
w. and two sisters. Mrs. Nell
Burke and Mrs. Catherine Hud-
son. both Of Tacoma. Funeral an
nounoement by Cassidy 4 Allen.
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MRS. HEDwIc NARY GALkA

Mrs. Hedwig Mary Galks. 81. Of
1905 So. Tacoma ave. died Tues
day at a local hospital She was
born in Poland and had lived here
for "a years. Fl in Tacoma Sur
wing are her husband. Frank T.
five daughters, Mrs Lottie Hsr-
rcll. Mrs. Catherine Roman, Mrs
Amelia Gaylord and Mrs. Helen
Rouse. all of Tacoma. and Mrs
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Attorney Johnston, declaring the
plodings Of Deputy Peterson se-
cusing him Of conspiracy entirely
Irrelevant to claim Of ais election
hoard members for back pay, said
Wednesday he would stand on his
complaint and appeal 10 the state
supreme court.
The appeal, he said. probably
viii hold up for a while longer the
Caspard case. originally flied last
Sept. S. In Il the election board
members claim overtime for viec-
tons Of the past three years IN
which they were paid a flat s. per
day instead Of the so cents per
hour rate spccifid by STATUTE.
On Answer % suit
The defamation Of character suit
by Johnston was based on an an
swer 10 the Gaspard suit. The an
swer accused him. Gaspard and for
mer Deputy Prosecutor John W.
F1shburne OF conspiracy in that
Johnston was official adviser 10
the election board at the time the
IS fiat rate was set
In the libel action Johnston
named as defendants seven county
officials. Peterson. Prosecutor Thor
c. Tollcfson. Commissioner A. A.
Rankin. John schlarb. and Guy r..
Melton, Auditor 8. Clifford Davis.
and Treasurer Paul Newman. and
their respective bonding COM
panies.
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AUGUST HEMPEi.NANN

August Hempelmaua. about rs,
did Tuesday al his home. iit6hs
Court D. he left no known rels-
lives Funeral announcement BY
Lynn.
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MRS. VALE NJ. CARPENTER

Mrs. Vale NJ. Carpenter. IS, Of
l347Ia Tacoma ave. died Tuesday
at a local hospital. She had lived
here for 10 years. and is survived
by a sister. Mrs. II. C. Greenwood
of New York city. Funeral an
nouncement by Storlie.
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MISS MArHrips wEpEuL

Miss Matilda wedell. 81. for
mer resident OF Tacoma. died sun
day N Seattle. Born IN Sweden.
she Was . member Of the First
Covenant church Of Tacoma. Sur
wing are = brother, Gust Strom
Of ST. Paul. MINI: two nephews
in the east and two rieces in Swe-
den. Funeral services VIII be held
Thursday at l p. m. from the
Lynn chapel, with interment In the
New Tacoma cemetery. Rev. n. T.
Anderson will officiate.
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Mrs Beatrice A. Rothe. =. 81
3S34 So. n st. died Tuesday at
her home. A native of Bohemia.
she had lived here for 40 wars.
and sas = member OF Fern chap
ter and Lincoln Court AmAranih.
o. +. 5. A grandson. Buddy Scott
Of Seattle. survives Funeral an
nouneement by MelllaKxrs
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n as e. ~. s ~ s s.;'
Ma hss i Ms - fss ;
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TONY PARorAT

Tony Paropat. So, of 1921 No
49th st. died Tuesday at his home.
He had lived here for SO years.
He left no known relatives.
Funeral announcement by Lynn.
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Tacoma Obituary Notices

Pauline Gold Of Denver. colo.: .
son. Stanley =. Gaiks Of Seattle.
and two granddaughter. Patricia
Lou Harrell and Marcia Mae Gay
lard Of Tacoma. Funeral an
nouueeu,ent Nv Neiiinxera
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idren. Funeral announcement
piners
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CAROLINA, RICHMOND
TOP CONFERENCE

Richmond, Va, May l3.-(AP)-
North Carolina and Richmond base
call teams. each with perfect rec
ord in Southern conference play this
cason. aimed for further victories
his week in the hope of winning the
conference title now held by Duke.
The Tar Heels have 10 wins and
no defeats, record better by one
victory than that Of the RichmorH
Spiders. but they have several games
remaining this season, while Rich
mond has only one barrier TO hurdle
before closing out its conference sea-
son. Duke, practically out Of the run
ming in defense Of its title, may yet
upset the conference-leading Tar
Heels this week and spoil North Car
olina's perfect record.
Clemson. although dropping game
last week to North Carolina, kept its
third place rating. Wake Forest ad-
led two victories last week to its win
column to remain in fourth place.
The standings:
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iall alike on the just
au, never on our front
'.-" Just completed four
..i,lIng.