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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
sy JIMMY nArlo

Male executives will have 10 take
re seats when women's day Ia
observed at tho Peoples store.
An annual event, women's day
features members Of the regular
staff In executive positions at the
store.
Elected 10 nj these positions are
Vivian Henricksen, president; Rose
HUM. merchandising manager
Julia Jean Lahey, superintendent,
vanya r. Schmidt, advertising
manager: Winifred Morse. display
manager. and Virginia Lee. credit
manager.
More merchandise for irna
money" II the women'a slogan and
they're out 10 show up the men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
New Abatement
Action Started

A new abatement action against
the Lakeside Gardens property on
the steiiacoom highway 70 prevent
Illegal sale Of hard liquor there Nas
filed IN superior court Monday b
Prosecutor Thor {. Tollsfson.
II Waa the second directed ~ the
resort Several months ago the
Lakeside Gardens place Itself vas
ordered abated and nav the prose
cutor seeks 70 close the remOdsllsG
garage adjacent TO It wbers re-
peated raids by state liquor control
agents have resulted in arrests
Named IN the action are Rizisri
BuonaRuidi and Robert stsyenz. AZ
operators, and d. \. Lemzi, a.
owner Of the premises. Five con-
yietions for Illegal sale or posses
sion Of liquor in the past eight
months were cited. stevens was
fined $50 only last week.
The prosecutor viii AK 10 have
the owner post a bond Of $1,000,
forfeitabis IN case Of further VIOLA
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

George ibricki told police Ne
was strong armed and robbed Of
I15. but gave officers a tough case
10 follow. Saturday.
Ihrlekfs trouble. officers sAsd.
vas that he couldn't remainder
how many men robbed him. Flrst
be declared tao young men he
met In cafe on cOmmsyce si.
accompanied him Sbsn hs Esni
10 get his car. parked near isss
ana FsNcett ave- turned Ga him
and gave HIM a manbahdiinE.
Under further questioning ~
Lieut. Bin Farrar and Officers
Paul Trent and Marty Joyce. he
raised the number u robbers 70
three. then five. police said. RE
could offer no descriptions. and
Officers were unable 70 get further
clues. Ihrlen lives IN EAt0nvilis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Mrs. Margaret Enstrom. =. ssia
Es. Merton 81. involved In an
automobile accident that eauresI
her 70 Re taken into custody with
her husband and two small. chill
dren, remained In the city jail
Monday morning ~ = dfunk.dFss-
Ing suspect
she WAS booked on q drunken
ness charge Saturday evening by
Officers Aiken and johnson and
State patrclman ovesholt after =
collision a. the intersection al The
River road and East Crandvisw
ave. Officers ssld the Enstrom car
struck . sedan operated by An.
thony zsh. a7iA No. 18th nt Al.
bert Enstrom. the husband. wss
booked on : drunkenness charge
but posted SIS hail sunday for
release. Tho children wefu lodged
In tho detention home
Another driver. Hugh Stewart,
~. was jailed for drunk driving
early Sunday when Officers Trent
and Joyce stopped his car ~ isth
and Pacific. stewart. driving q
car with IA Oregon license. later
posted $500 bail for release.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Retail Trade
Is Up 10 Pct.

Independent stores IN raenma
DID lea per cent more buslress
during the first TIVE nenshz az
1910 tan n ths ssme resoa .
war sxa. figures released ~ th~
census bureau Monday shewed
February business ~as snwa ~
par cent from January bit ssin
wss So sbevs ipsp. ths eens..s 10.
pert shosed.
IN dnllars. ths 30 retailers ~
porting IN racaHza showed Sales
q sssz .o5o. Sales reported ~ 81
stores IN Spokane. only city ~
comparable slse. totslea tsas So.
Meter vshicie dezlers led Ill
other kinda Of retail business zoe
the year 10 date with hardware.
humber and building material deal.
err nexl.
Increased business here corn.
pared with = state average a. "A
Per cent Smaller cities repssrsra
gains up 10 20 per cent ever last
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Baseball Tickets
Taken by Thieves

Disclosure OF the theft OF sew
eral thousand baseball tickets to
the Athletic park. home OF the Ia
coma Tigers, was made Monday.
II was announced simultaneously
that anyone using them Will De
subject to arrest"
The high wind that blew sec
ton Of roof off the grandst;nd
Friday night and sent 1t crashing
through a 40-foot section Of fence
gave the burglars their opening
according TO Sidney Anderson
business manager of the Tigers.
The office was broken into Sat
urday or Sunday night, and sppar-
emily only the tickets were taken.
we have the serial numbers OF
all the missing tickets" Anderson
said. Anyone trying to sell them,
or even buying them. will be head
ed for trouble, because Police Chief
Einar Langseth already has prom
ised his cooperation in tracing the
tickets" The tickets were on hand
for the opening Of the season,
April 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02


Amen O, p.nisis. sr. ~. civil
var veteran. dssd sunday at hls
home IN FARMLAND.
In ip5s. psnlsis. II ths sxs IT
-. attended tho ss~styst1rx 70
union. lie wa. accompanied On
the trip hy his san. Walter y. Dan
LILA. also Of Falkland
he waa barn in Rockford, IN. sH'
isss, During the civil war he
served with Company q. sash wis.
eansln infantry. having enlisted IN
issa. Daniels. together with his
family. consisting ~ his wife. eight
sons and ons daughter. came west
In ipo7. ite nsovwd 10 rsFkisnd
from apokanr In ip2s. nhsrtiy
aftsr making his horne sn FARMLAND
he became = member of FARMLAND
Evangelical Lutheran church.
Other than his son. walter. he
leaves six remaining son8 Thsoa
sinre and Arthur Of pHrkiand. EG.
brit AZ Portland. Ora. fngman of
Idaho. Adolph a. cousr dAlsas.
idaho. and orin Of Madison. VIA. !.
one brother. John. Of Minneapolis.
MINI: seven grandchildren. and
four Ersat-Grsndahiidrsa.
Funeral announcements win he
mazda by thu G, o, Lynn snertuaFy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
To Probe Complaint
OF !. H. Schneider

The U. s. attorneys office here
has delayed taking action IN the
case Of Joseph II. Schneider. Crsys
Harbor civic leader. who charged
that Alanderous remarks were
printed about him in connection
with the Laura Law murder case
IN Aberdeen.
Attorney J. Charles Dennis said
Monday he had invited Schneider
to his office 70 learn fun particu-
lars in the case before deciding
what action. II any. he would take
against the New York magazine.
Friday. and the Warrington New
Dealer. Seattle newspaper. IN
which Schneider charged the al
legedly slanderous remarks were
published.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

The victims name was John
Murtha; his nickname Spider"
from his boxing career as strip
ling kid, and THE Slasher," from
his later adeptness with a broken
bottle or a razor In fight.
He was suspected of four muir
ders and had been taken for a ride,
which he survived. three years
earlier.
Fear Is Removed
Miss Nestfield was questioned
and released, and the staying was
all but forgotten until District At
torney william o'Dwyer of Brook
Ign began to uncover the sangui-
nary story of Murder, Inc.
The young lady was questioned
again, and this time. no longer
mute from fear. she identified Max
THE jerk Golob and Frank (The
Dasher) Abbadando as the slayers.
Now under heavy guard "a hours
a day. Miss Nestfield is one OF the
women who have been drawn into
the web of Murder. Inc, innocently
or otherwise.
Loved Their Wives
Women helped break the case,
which may clear up some 30 cold
blooded. contract killings. and wo-
men are accused Of helping the
gang because the efficient kill-for-
cash enterprise 1t is alleged to have
been.
The women who helped break
Murder, Inc. are Miss Nesfield
and the wives Of Abe kid TWIST
Relies, Anthony THE Duke) Maj
fetore, Abraham pretty Levine,
and Lazarus Slack.
Levine and Maffetore, two kids
in shabby clothing, confessed they
slew for as little as 81 OF IS or $40.
They confessed, they said, because
they loved their wives and could
not bear the thought OF permanent
parting-such as the electric chair.
Wife Did II
Mrs. Relies. an attractive woman
Of rs. had TO call her husband kid
Twist" at home because he fAncied
himself a latter day version Of the
gangster who originally bore the
title. And their baby son was Lit
tie Kid Twist"
But she stuck to him through
career that included arrests for
five homicides, and. when he was
last arrested, she told him she be-
lieyed his only chance was In con-
fession.
Then she made a fearful visit 10
ODwyer to ascertain whether a
confession would tighten Relies
punishment She reported back to
her husband and he began 10 talk.
Woman IL Sinister
This led Mrs. Lazarus Black 10
convince her husband IL was every
man for himself" thus clearing up
the mistaken identity killing Of Iry-
ing Penn. a music publishing com
pany executive who had the mis-
fortune to resemble a grand jury
witness.
More sinister was the role i'm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Melting Shot Gun
Results In Arrest

Michael Green. 20. OF San An
selmo. Cal. IL In custody In Van
eouver. Wuah.. on a charge of hav.
ing Illegally transported firearms
from ono state 20 another.
The man IN accused of having
mailed = sawed-off shotgun from
California 10 Vancouver. A. Green
had been convicted OF burglary In
the past. the crime he 10 charged
with at present IL felony under
the new federal firearms act
passed In 1890. according 20 thu
". =. attorneys office here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Will Entertain
Scottish Rite

Scottish Rite Masons Of Tacoma
and Southwest Washington VIII
enjoy a treat In the special enter
tsinment provided for their regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday evening.
April 2. At the Masonic temple.
William NJ. Bowman. master
magician. will give one Of his
delightful and battling demonstra-
tons.
Election Of officers In the Chap
ter Of Rose Croix will follow.
sojourners are invited 10 attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
TWO DRIVERS sooxxp

u, q. fsichtenwsissr. itiH No.
18th IT.. wss booked BY offlesF
Dave Penn Saturday night fof not
stopping 81 an aftsriaI street
Edith Hrossoit. Of Tacoma. vas
booked for failure 70 make m Ar.
tsriai stop and for having ns
drlver's license. Monday. and slse
cited 10 court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
THOMAS Ryan

Funeral services for Thomas
Ryan. 5o.year-old fret class pri-
yAts Of Company I. 18th infantry.
Fort Lewis. Who died Saturday At
the fort. viii be- held Tuesday at
2 p. M. from Fort Lewis ohapsi.
under direction Of hslilngsrs.
Ryan. single. is survived by a
cousin. William Brown u Brook
I'm. ~. y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Obituary N Offices
HOWARD sAI.sc1rgIDER

Funeral arrangements are being
made 1T MellInger's for Howard
salsch elder. 90. who died Sunday
at his home. J7lz No. X At lie
was born In Green Bay. Wis. and
had lived In Tacoma 30 ysars. he
waH a member Of State lodge No.
"a. v. and A. NJ. Surviving ara
two sisters, Miss Carrie % the
homs and hra, y. l. Mcdaniel
of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

puted by o'Dwyer TO Mrs. Lena
Frosoh. a middle-aged bali bonds
woman who Is known a. "the
woman in black from her habitual
attire. Despite her general appear
ance, the prosecutor said Mrs.
Frosch was the chief fixer for
Murder, Inc.
Story Il Scent
Mrs. Frosch talked to o'Dwyer.
although what she said Is secret,
and prosecutors believe she vouch-
safed what information she did
only TO save her crippled i4-year-
old daughter from the ordeal of
questioning.
O'Dwyer considers a woman one
Of his most important witnesses.
She Is Mrs. Gertrude Guarino. 20,
who was held In 100000 bail in
supreme court.
The mother Of two children. Mrs
Guarino is believed by o'Dwycr 10
have been present when her fugi-
tive husband. Vito, conferred with
the suspected slayer Of Murtha.
Stiii Another
Another woman whose name has
been mentioned is the inscrutable
Mrs. Rose Gold. who Is known as
Midnight Rose" In the Browns
vile section where the gang had
its headquarters.
No direct connection has been
shown, but 10 was disclosed that
wire tappers. who had listened 10
her telephone. had heard Relies and
Martin tBuggsy) Goldatein using
II. And these two chief strongarm
men OF Murder, Inc. were talking
10 a man believed TO be the secre-
tary Of an important politician.
And there Is stu another woman
her name unrevealed. She ac-
companied some Of the Murder.
Inc. killers on a job. and had de-
handed and received the privilege
Of setting on fire a gasoline soaked
body Of a victim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Funeral Services Are Set
For Charles F. Baker
Retired PuYollup Furniture Deoler
Dies Sunday at Age Of IS

PUfALLUP - Funeral services
for Charles F. Baker, IS. who died
Sunday following an illness Of
three weeks. will be held at the
Wrigley and Clements chapel
Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Rev George
Harlow viii officate. Burial will oe
In Woodbine cemetery. Pail bear
ers will be Theodore Scheffer,
Frank Nicholson. John Fraser.
George Edgerton. J. F. Wood and
J. Faris.
Baker came to Puyallup IS years
ago from North Dakota and in
1912 purchased the Puyallup Fur
niture store. He disposed of the
business in 1920 and retired. IN
til i'll health came, he was an elder
In the Presbyterian church.
Surviving are his wife, Louise c.
Baker; a son. George E. OF Long
Beach, Calf; two daughters, Mrs.
Louise B. Bell of Seattle and Mrs.
Mantle B. Gray of Puyallup; a
brother, Herbert Baker of Ham,
burg, N. Y; four grandchildren
and one great grandchiid.
Dinner for Scouts
Puyallup Scouters will gather at
the parish hall of Christ Episcopal
church Tuesday evening for a $3.50
dinner with DIR. c. E. Sawyer of
Puyallup as chairman.
Purpose of the meeting is to &C
quaint Scouts of the area with the
work Of the organization and all
Puyallup Scouts are urged to 1T
tend. Speakers will be Captain
Fred Griffith of Puyallup and Hur-
ley Hagood of Tacoma.
Sumner Band Wins
A feature of the Saturday after
noon activities of the Daffodil Fes-
tival was the band contest at Pho
neer park in which seven bands
took part with Eugene Linden of
Tacoma acting as judge.
The Sumner 60-piece band under
direction of w. j. Peterkin was
declared the winner with Puyallup,
Verne Jennings. leader. second.
Finishing in order were Fife.
Buckley, Enumclaw. Kent and
Auburn. Winning bandsmen wore
uniforms of Copenhagen blue
trousers with gold stripes, coats
and capes of royal blue and cita-
ton cords and belts of gold. Pearl
Davis was majorette.
Arrangements for the contest
were made by Verne Jennings with
Ralph Forbes, marshal of the pa
rade. H. E. Spear, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, awarded
the winner and silver baton and
SIS first prize. Jennings led the
massed bands of 1925 players in two
selections after the contest.
Members of A. o. y. w. lodges
from Tacoma, Seattle, South
Prairie, Orting, Enumclaw and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
ENTERED BY MITCHELL

The Liberty Bell' float in sat
urday's Dsffodil festival parade
was an entry provided BY Liberty
magazine in connection with the
spring celebration here, John o.
Mitchell, Tacoma manager repre-
senting the magazine. said Mon
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
ARTICLES FILED

Articles ~ incorporation were
fled IN Olympia for the Bourne
Development Co, Inc. Tacoma. II
sas announced Monday. Capital
was listed al $4,000 and inc0r-
porators are Paul Names. Irving
Cole and A. L. Barnes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
ALVIN r. seIitMav

Funeral services for Alvin Theos
dors sehuman. ~. Of a7ib 10. ssh
st. who died Friday IN = local
hospital. we're held Monday ai
n 30 a. m. from tbs Piper chapel.
the REV. =. u. Hoff officiating
Burial followed In New Tacoma
csmstsry. schuman. q fl0aF packer
for Centennial FIGURING Mills Co.
was born In Dayton. Wash. ard
had lived IN Tacoma IL years. BE
Was a member Of Flour Packers
union. ALL Surviving ara his
wife. Haxel. five sisters. Mrs K
v. Mcneil and Mrs. Ross Watson
Of Pomsfoy, Wash. Mrs. Ar Bales
and Mrs Harold Bales ~ Dayton.
Wash. and Mrs. Dolph Brown u
Wnlssburx. Wash. and four broth.
crs Don u Dayton. Edward 81
Ferry. Wssh. Jake ~ Oakland.
Cal. and Charlie of Cheney. Waah.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
YUNERAL sEKylcEs

Thonss sfs0uigss Services
we're held Monday At zsi5 ,. ~.
from Mslll1gsrs chapel. Rev. Toy
r. BrsFnbsnKh officiating: burial
Mountain vsss burial park.
Mrs. Emma Alles f,iss - The
body MAS shipped BY csmssdy 4
Aiisn'H - Butte. Mont. sbsFs
services and burial viii be hsig
Tuesday.
Joseph fBsrtl ~ marble ssry-
ices were held Monday ~ 2 ,. m.
from the Caffnsy rhapsl; Rev.
John y. Young officiating. inter
naent BFookdsle esInstsry.
Mrs. flida Anaersea PFiyats
services we're held Monday from
Asliinger's chapel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02


meeting Of Puyallup lodge Monday
evening at Odd Fellows hall. The
occasion will be to honor Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Enochs who are cele-
brsting their golden wedding IN.
niversary that day.
Arthur Burkette has arranged q
program and there viii be dane
ing and refreshments.
Sunday School Institute
Sunday school teachers OF I'm.
manuel Lutheran church will &c
TO Auburn Monday evening to at,
tend the Sunday School Teachers
institute made up from churches
in Tacoma, Falkland, PuyalluT
and Auburn. The group will in
clude Rev. Theodore Brakeman
the pastor, Miss Frieda Scheitlin
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonhardt
Mrs. Dan Wolf. Ed Starwich
Violet Lounhardt, Crystal Hir.
ebert. Marie Colburn, Betty Reid
and Ruth Brakeman.
Tuesday morning Rev. Brack'
man, visitor for Lutheran churches
of the Tacoma district, will make
official visits to Eastern Wash
ington congregations. Tuesday
evening he will be at Yakima
Wednesday at Wapato and Thurs.
day at sunnyside. He will be-
home Friday evening. At each
church he will preach sermon
and discuss congregational prob
lens.
Wednesday evening at 7;30 the
Ladies Aid will meet in the social
rooms of the church.
u. u. V. Meeting
A group from Melinda Soles
tent, Daughters of Union Vet
Grams, will 60 to Bremerton Fri
day for the District No. 2 meet
ing at which Mrs. Rose Brooks
of Port Townsend will preside.
Those who will make the trip
are Mrs. w. E. kinzie, Mrs. Ralph
Bradford, Mrs. William Wische-
mann, Mrs. George Kephart, Mrs.
May Heller, Mrs. Myrtle Williams,
Mrs. Florence Easterly, Mrs. Julia
Gardner and Miss Gladys Green.
Adoption Of candidates will be
a part of the business of the Royal
Neighbors at Red Mems hall Mon
day evening.
Custer circle, Ladies of the G..
A. r.. will hold it's regular meet
ing at Odd Fellows hall Wednes-
day at 2 o'clock.
Mass Meeting
Initiative No. 141 will be the
subject at a mass meeting spon'
sored by the Puyallup unit of the
Washington Old Age Pension
union at the civic auditorium
Monday evening at s o'clock.
Speakers will be Howard Costi-
gan, James T. Sullivan and VIII
liam Pennock.
Tuesday evening the Puyallup
Townsend club meets at 7:30 in
the southeast room of the library
building. A dance is being planned
at Odd Fellows hall April II.
Opening of the city tennis courts
has been announced by the park
board at Montgomery park. be-
tween 5th and 9Th SITS. S. w. just
off Pioneer ave. Courts are open
to the public without charge.
I'D. Nicholson of Newton, Kan,
is visiting his brother, Frank
Nicholson, and his sister, Mrs.
Anna Brown of 18th st. n. w. He
came north after an extended tour
of Mexico and southern California.
He will go to Salt Lake City
from here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

An lnfefloctltofy dlvaFns decree
was an file In superior court here
Monday for Loo from Faye Hehra-
der.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

II you're not using II, sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Al.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
ny ROBERT MUsEL

NEW WORKINGS Nestfed who dark
hair sweetheart with him March 1854
Near quiet intersection members Murder nc intercepted
"Step aside" snapped the frightened girl
Then Brooklyn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02
Women Ended the Mysteries
OF Sinister Murder, Inc
Vital Pdrts Played by Several Wives
And Others in Notorious Cose

Murder IN
ycns according to District ATTORNEY william op~,s, some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Slightly lsss
than hYsisri-
eel, end on
the verge OF
fs q fst th
drove into q
Union Oil sio-
1ion M Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

And The pein, 81 iris ~hsIs hing 10
-Unlen OIL eselsrI GRE oil pretty
nice. And u yes ever get e'eysn
on the sect 81 ysSr sSio-ssils--
whip in end see ere 81 ihsnl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-02

Olympia viii be guests AZ the
meeting Of Puyallup lodge Monday
evening at Odd Fellows hall. The
occasion viii be to honor Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Enoehs who are cele-
brating their golden wedding IN.
niversary that day.
Arthur Burkette has arranged q
program and there viii be dane
ing and refreshments.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-25

" Prepared without legal error
legislation, proceedings and
contracts for 100000 of street,
sewer and lighting improve
mentS.
v Appointed special prosecutor
in 1886 for Gail Henthorne case
in Common Pleas Court. Hen
thorne convicted, sentenced to
life Imprisonment for rape of
child under twelve years.
" Born and raised in Newark,
married, educated Newark Pub
lie Schools, University of Mich
igan, College of Law Ohio State
University L. L. B.
y Former commissioned officer,
with rank of Ensign, U. S. Reg
ular Navy. Ex-service man.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-25
Catholic Ladies
Plan Sale May 4

Mrs. Mary McCabe, Mrs. Har-
ry Rodamer, and Miss Bessie
Gebhart were in charge of the
social hour following a meeting
of the Catholic Ladies of Colum-
bia in the K of C. club rooms
last Thursday evening. Mrs.
Franklin Crist presided at the
meeting.
Plans were made for rum
mage sale to be held May a in
the Doneff building on South
Second street. Announcement
was also made of a dividend to
be distributed to members in
May.
A casserole dinner was served
before the meeting to the mem
bers. Mrs. Joseph Doland, Mrs.
F. Crist, and Mrs. William Kill
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-25
"JOHNNY APOLLO"

Not since "Jesse James" has
Tyrone Power had a role like
that of Johnny Apollo" in
which he is co-starred with Dor
othy Lamour at the Midland
theater today through Saturday.
It is the story of a bankers son
who turns mobster when his
father is sent to prison.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-25
COUNTY JAMBOREE''

Licking County fans of the
hill-billy duo, Lulu Belle and
Scotty of Boone County jam
boree radio fame will have the
opportunity to see these and
other popular stars of the pro-
gram on the stage of the Mid
land theater one day May /. The
presentation will include stage
shows at 1927, 6:24 and 9:21 on
that day. Other stars appearing
in the stage show are Lazy Jim
Day, Helen Diller, Lafe Hark
ness and numerous others. On
the same bill will be "Three
Cheers for the Irish," story of
New York's police force.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-25
"BROADWAY TO RIO"
THE GHOST COMES HOME"

Dynamic bombshell, Andree
Andrea, dance sensation and a
cast of 35 singing, dancing and
comedy stars will be presented
on the Auditorium stage for two
days, Friday and Saturday of
this week. 1t is a musi-comedy
that has everything. Miss An
drea presents for the first time
in America her dance interpre-
tation, Goddess of Love-" Aug
menting the stage bill will be
Frank Morgan in "The Ghost
Comes Home"