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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
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 EIks' Meet

Arthur Adams, Exalted Ruler of the Juneau Lodge of Elks, returned Sunday morning from Om h a where he attended the Grand Lodge Session of the Elks as delegate. He is brown as a berry, reporting a hot time in Omaha, where 1t registered l07 degrees during the convention days.
 There were five delegates from Alaska at the convention and they were given a round of applause when they arose in the convention hall reporting their presence and they also took honors in the big parade.
 Walter P. Scott, who also at tended the convention as District Deputy of the Grand Exalted Ruler, also returned Sunday morning, re- porting a hot time the same as Adams.
 No date nor city was set for the next convention as this will be left to the Executive Committee in view of transportation problems and also depending on the war situation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
.U50 SLAMB0REE DANCE, SMOKER
 WELL ATTENDED

Juneau Rotary Clubs Gastineat Channel USO slamboree took the spotlight in Juneau over the week end as capacity crowd attended the smoker in the ball park and the dance in the Elks Hall Saturday night. The three-event affair wound up yesterday with baseball game.
 All profits for the affair will be turned over to the USO fund, but Don Skuse, Chairman of the Slam boree, announces that final tabula- tions of the profits have not yet been completed. Indications were, however, that the $2.022 quota was not quite reached. All persons wish ing to make donations to the fund may turn in donations at the May or's Office, City Hall.
 Service men provided the talent for the boxing bouts Saturday night and a service mems orchestra play ed for the dance. Juneau Lodge of Elks donated their hall for the dance. The baseball game Sunday was also staged by soldiers and the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department donated the use of the field.
 Speaking in behalf of the Rotary Club, Skuse issued statement thanking all persons and organiza- tions who cooperated in putting the USO Slamboree over.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
COLISEUM
COASTAL MAkE5SCHEDULE,
 CHARTER FLIGHTS

Returning passengers to Juneau from Sitka with Alaska Coastal Air lines Saturday were R. Cezhu, T.. Jorimer, P. J. Sweeney and c. R.. Krause. Larry f'reeburn was a passenger with AGA from Tenakee to Sitka on Saturday.
 Passengers arriving here with AGA Sunday morning from Ketchikan were Gordon H. Davis, It. w. l.. White, John A. Davis and Stephen Kaimmer, from Hoonah, Peter How ard, Ruth Howard, Mort Williams, Cal Robertson and Bessie See.
 Leaving Juneau for Sitka with AGA today were R. J. Lynch, M. L. Adair, G. J. Wood, Claude Jones. Robert Schehlein, s. P. Hull, J. c. Gilker and E. N. McGregor. A. N. Dunlap was an outgoing pas senger Tor Hoonah.
 Returning to Juneau this after noon from Sitka were Jane Ward, 0. D. Buehanan, c. F. Troutee, Lyle Reed, Vera Crone. MT. and Mrs. George A. Simpson, George H. Simpson and Geraldine M. Fergus on.
 Two injured people were brought to Juneau from Hoonah this after noon, William David, Jr., suffering with a badly crushed foot, and the infant son of Frank See, suffering with a severely cut foot. Frank See accompanied his son to Ju- neau and s. w. Este was also a passenger.
 A flight to Tulsequah was made early this afternoon by AGA with Mrs. Frank Anderson as a pas senger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
-shNA~4 LAST SERVICES ' HELD ON SUNDAY FOR MRS. SHARPE

Last rites were held yesterday afternoon in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Walt CT Sharpe, 36, who died Friday eve ming in her home after an illness of several years.
 Kathei inc Torkelson was organ ist for the services, and Mrs. Dud- ley Reynolds sang Crossing the Bar" and Abide With Me"
 The Rev. Willis R. Booth gave the eulogy.
 Mrs. Sharpe was the wife of Walter Sharpe, well known Juneau business man and candidate for the position of Territorial Commission CT of Labor on the Democratic tick ct for next September's elections, unopposed. She was the mother of two daughters, Sharon Sarah and Julia Elizabeth. Also surviving are her father, Hector Mckenzie, ana four brothers, all in North Dakota MT Sharpe's mother, Mrs. w. P. Sharpe. and his sister, Betty Sharpe, are in Juneau.
 Pallbearers were Peter Gilmore, Patrick Gilmore, Kenyon Mclean, James Orme, Carl Hupp and w. L. Grisham. Interment was in the Elks plot of the Evergreen Ceme- tery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
MADGE MU(HM0RE
 ARRIVES HERE TO
 TAKE NEW POSITION

Miss k1adge Muchmore, teacher for the past three years in the Seventh-Day Adventist Junior Acad- emy at Aleknagik, Alaska, arrived in Juneau Sunday to make her home. Miss Muchmore has been appointed by Postor H. L. Wood, Mission Superintendent, as office secretary for the Alaska Bible House operated by the Seventh-Day Ad- ventist Mission, corner Second and Main Streets.
 This work of the Bible House has been cared for by Mrs. Wood for the past fourteen years when the Bible House was fotnded in Alaska. The rapid growth of the work in the mission has made It necessary to have additional help in the local office.
 Miss Muchmore is a sister of Mrs. M L. Miles of Wrangell known to many in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
HAMBURGI5 RAIDED BY
 BRIT. FORCE
Offensive Being Prepared for Participation of
 U. 5. Airmen
tContinued from Page One)

Weather was perfect, and Ham burg was bathed in moonlight to make a perfect target. The Germans fought back more fiercely than usual, however.
 Toronto Flight Lieut.. J. D. Pat tison nursed his Wellington bomber home for about 400 miles with one of its two engines knocked out and crash landed without casualty.
 29 Planes Lost
 Without disclosing the number of bombers participating in the sixth raid on Hamburg this year, the communique announced that 29 of the raiders failed to return.
 The commuique said: "A very strong" force attacked this city of 100000 population, whose Blohm Voss shipyards alone are said at capacity to build 25 U-boats at a time and whose war industries, working day and night, include oil refineries, explosive works and big seaplane factory.
 The German command reported fairly heavy civilian casualties" in the raid on Hamburg and added "a number of buildings, almost all in the residential quarters, were de- stroyed or damaged"
 The Germans claimed that 37 British planes were downed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
COMEDY TEAM I5 AMUSING CAPITOL
 AUDIENCES HERE
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello Featured in Keep
 Elm Flying"

Uproarious comedy, fast-movlng romance, Hitting tunes and thrilling aviation scenes combine to make Universals new laughfilm, Keep Elm Flying" which opened yester- day at the Capitol Theatre, one Of the prize screen. packages of the season. Starring Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. and featuring mad cap Martha Rave. lovely Carol Bruce, William Gargan and Dick Foran, the picture surpasses any thing in the guffaw category to come from Hollywood in many moons.
 Although each successive Abbott and Costello screen vehicle has set new boxoffice marks, Keep Elm Flying" which is background against Uncle Sam's drive for world air supremacy, appears destined to establish still higher attendance figures. In addition to the array of stellar personalities, it boasts of a banner supporting cast including Charles Lang and William David son.
 Abbott and Costello portray air school grease monkeys" while Misses Rave and Bruce are seen as USO clubhouse hostesses.
 Carrying greater story values and
  a far more elaborate mounting than any of the earlier Abbottand Costello films, Keep Elm Flying is highlighted by sensational aerial sequences that will have audiences holding onto their seats.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
SCOUT TROOP 612
 HAS HIKING TRIP

Eight members of Boy Scout Troop 612 enjoyed an overnight hike to Salmon Creek Dam Saturday night and Sunday.
 Camping and fishing were the purposes of the trip and the boys report fishing to be fairly good, the group having caught 10 trout, all l2 inches or longer.
 Upon making camp Saturday night and as the tired Scouts lay around the campfire. Scoutmaster Dudley Reynolds, as a surprise, dug out of his pack hot dogs and marshmallows for all.
 The party left the powerhouse on the highway at 7:30 o'clock Satur- day night. returning there at 8 p. m. Sunday.
 Two visitors were Scout Eddie Heisel of Troop 613 and Darrell Reynolds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
BRITISH IN EGYPT
 TAKE THE OFFENSIVE

CAIRO, July 27-The full action of ground armies on the Fl Ala mein front is being broken tonight as British forces launch limited attack in the northern sectors.
 Some prisoners were taken in action resumed today as the Brit ish renewed offensive tactics when both sides are rushing preparations in expectation of big scale actions which may break out any moment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
.0pA DIRECTOR
 RETURNS FROM OFFICIAL TRIP
Explained al Public Meetings in Ket-
 thikan and Wrangell

Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann, Office of Price Administration Director for Alaska returned yesterday morn ing from trip covering Wrangell and Ketchikan where she outlined the regulations and provisions of OPA at meetings held in each city
 Public meetings were called in each city By the local Rationing Boards and presided over by Mayor Harry G. Mccain in Ketchikan and Mayor Lew Williams in Wrangel. In addition to the meetings for re- tailers and others concerned with OPA regulations, separate gather ings were held for the women of the cities at which Mrs. Hermann stressed the responsibility of the consumer regarding price adminis- tration.
 Reaction in both Ketchikan and Wrangeil was excellent and fine cooperation was received from the merchants in both places, Mrs. Her mann said.
 Held Conferences
 In addition to conducting the ex- planatory meetings, Mrs. Hermann held individual conferences with various merchants concerning spe- cial problems connected with the regulations which go into effect August l.
 While in Wrangell and Ketchi- kan, Mrs. Hermann made a survey of rents in both communities and obtained the reduction of some rents which had been raised since March. Prices of the dairy in Ket- ohikan which had been raised since March, were also lowered during Mrs. Hermann's stay there, she said. Calvin Pool, Assistant OPA Direc- tor, left yesterday for Skagway where he will hold similar meetings and following his stay there, will visit both Sitka and Petersburg for the same purpose.
 Merchants Reminded
 Merchants are reminded that ceil- ing prices must be posted by Aug ust ard cost of living reports must be submitted by the same date, Mrs. Hermann said.
 Photographed lists covering all cost-of- living commodities are avail able at the OPA offices in the Val entine Building and merchants are urged to call at the office for a copy, Mrs. Hermann said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
HELEN JEp50N,
 OPERA SINGER,
 BECOMES BRIDE
Blonde Soprano of Metro- poIifan Married 10 En-
 qineer in Mexico

Fl. PAsO, Texas, July 27-Blonde Helen Jepson, 35, soprano for the New York Metropolitan Opera, was married here Saturday to Walter De Lerra, engineer, whose father is assistant Metropolitan conductor
 The marriage was solemnized just across the Mexican border in Juarez.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
MARY JOYCE HERE

Mary Joyce was an overnight visitor in Juneau, bringing in guests who had been vacationing at her lodge on the Taku River. She left for the return trip to Taku Lodge shortly after noon today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
CoNNoR ON TRIP

Emmett Connor. travelling man. left for a business trip to Peters, burg by steamer today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

Martin Itjen. of Skagway, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital after being under medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

Joe Kelly was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for medical treat ment on Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

w. Wagner, medical patient in St. Ann's Hospital, has been dis charged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

Jack Trambitas was under medi- cal care in St. Ann's Hospital over the weekend, leaving Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

H. Manderfield entered St. Ann's Hospital this morning for medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

Carl Hall returned home from St. Anns Hospital yesterday after be- ing under medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
HOSPITAL NOTES

A. Pinkerton was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital over the week end after receiving medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

H. Zimmerman entered St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical care
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

arrived here over the weekend Jn his boat the Morning Star. Burial will be in Haines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

Mark Williams of Hoonah has entered the Government Hospital for medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
MATILDA JOHNSON
 WILL BE BURIED

The body of Matilda Johnson, 12- year-old native girl who died last week in the Government Hospital here, is to be taken to Haines by her fatklr, Thomas B. Johnson, who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Charles Boyer revels in his
qreotest role in 10th Century
fox's "Toles of Monhotton, !"
which moves by popular de-
mond todoy to the Blue Mouse
theoter. The stor-studded film
includes Singer Rogers. Rito
Hoyworth, Coil Potrick, Paul
Robson, Chorles Louohton.
Henry Fondo ond mony others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

ios25. also March OF Time.
Blue MOUSE Rita Hayworth
Charles Boyer. Ginger Rogers IN
Tales OF Manhattan" II IS. 500
$40. 10 90: also Donald Woods and
Mary Howard IN Through Differ
ent Eyes.- las. sis. s:4s.
RIVIERA Chester Morris and Jean
Parker in NO Hands on the Clock. /"
II 80. ais. 500. 7:45. 1890. i:i5:
also sheiia Ryan and John Kim
broush In Lone Star Ranger"
RETURN SHOWING
CAMEO - sabu In jungle Book.
also Jimmy Durante and Phil
Silvers IN You're In the Army
Now
BEVERLY Dorothy LAM our In
Beyond the Blue Horizon" also
Elizabeth Bersner IN Paris Call
ing
cAPIToI-Ginger Rogers and George
Murphy IN Tom. Dick and Harry"
also Nancy Kelly and Richard Carl
son in Fly by Night"
COMMUNITY - Norma Shearer and
Robert Taylor In Her Cardboard
Frances Dee In Meet the Stew
arts"
KAY STREET - This Is the Enemy"
LAKEw stanwyck and
joel McCrea IN Great Mans Lady !,
also Sing Your Worries Away"
PARK Ginger Rogers and Adolphe
Menjou In "Roxie Hart" also Lloyd
Nolan and Mary Beth Hughes In
Blue. White and Perfect"
PRocroR-Lloyd Nolan and Mary
Heth Hughes in "Hlue White and
Perfect" also Frances Dee and viii
liam Holden IN Meet the Stew
arts"
RHALART - John Howard ANA Lu-
ellie Fairbanks IN The Man Who
Returned TO Life also Bette Davis
and George Brent In In This Our
Life"
REX William Holden and Ellen
Drew In The Remarkable Andrew"
also Bert Lahr and Buddy Ebsen
In Sing Your Worries Away"
SHELL - Susan Hayward and Albert
also claudette Colbert and Ray
Miliand In -skyiark"; also Gang
busters"
SUNSET - Barbara stanywyck and
Joel McCrea In Great Mans
Lady" also william oargan and
Margaret Lindsay in "Eeilery
Queens Close Call
TEMPLE - Ann sothern In '.Maisle
Gets Her Man: also Dan Daley jr
and Donna Reed in Mickey"
LIBERTY, Puyailup-Abbott and Cos
tello In Pardon Ny Sarong."
RIVIERA. Sumner wolf Man"
also Dan Daley. IT.. and Donna
Reed IN Mickey"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Cory Cooper ploys the Ieod
in pride of the Yankees, !"
the motion picture portroyino
the life of the greet American
boseboll hero. Lou 0ehrie.
The film is now showing at
the Roxy theoter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Smart Alexis at Riviera
To Feature Dead End Kids
Rollicking Comedy Drmo Opening
Thursday Promises Thrills. Laughs

m IDEAL running mate for the
other boyA Love interest in the
story - supplied By Roger Pryor
and the charming Gale Storm. and
"slapsy- Make Rosenbloom Is
seen as the gangster who causes
AL the trouble.
Wallace Fox Il to b credited
with excellent direction Of Smart
Aiecks.- and the picture moves"
At = constantly accelerated pace
Sam Kaufman and Jack Dietz pro-
duced. and the original screen
play was written by Harvey
Gates. Mack stengler contributed
fine camera work.
Companion film Is The Corpse
vanishes." starring Bella Lugosi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Those perennial fsvorites. the
East SIDE Kids. come to the Rivi-
era theater On Thursday Is the
stars Of their newest Monogram
picture. Smart Alecks.s = rollick-
ing oomedy-drama which includes
many thrilling incidents.
As usual. the group Is headed
BY Leo Corey. Bobby Jordan.
Huntx Hall and Gabriel Dell. men,
berx Of the original sextette Of
stage and screen fame. who lead
proceedings At = swift pace. The
boys 20 from comedy to dramatic
moments with a facility which
stamps them as actors Of no mean
ability. The hard-bltten little
Stanley Clements Ia = new menu
Der Of the gang. and should prove
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
HgWlJlIalitSSNWW

Thus. he can recommend IL to
everyone who wants 10 know what
this war Il AL about. and 10 those
who would really like to get .
closeup Of the kind Of Job thai
has to be done before We can call
II = day and return 10 the paths
of peace.
Reviewing In my memory
al the war pictures which
have gone before. l find my
self rating sWake IsiandH ~
one Of the finest not alone
because Of the splendid por-
trnya1s Of those who ten the
story. but because II b fact
and not fiction and be-
cause Paramount has used
every facility 1t its disposal
10 bring the story 10 the
screen In . believable and con-
vincing manner.
On the same bill and en-
tlrely unnecessary to make II
worth your while Is "Pr1ori-
ties on Parade" bit Of = musical
In which Ann Miller does some
very clever dancing and Jerry Co
lonna, Vera Vague and Betty
Rhodes carry the laughs and ro-
nance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

nIALTo - Brian Donltvy In Wake
Island. Ito. Ais. Tao. 1890: also
Ann Miller and jerry Colonna IN
-Priorlties On Parade II so. ass.
Sos. e.lo.
noxY-dary Cooper In Pride OF the
Yankees" IL 80. ass, $40. 1928
and IS: also John Carroll and
Ruth Huss<y In Pierre OF the
Plains" so. ss2s. eos and i2:bo.
MUSIC BoN-Jaues cagney IN yam
kee Doodle Dandy. l2:4o. s.55. Ito.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Sunday Dancing
All Fife Square

There's fun ahead for those
who like TO fiji their weekend
with gaiety! Sunday night
dancing IL scheduled at the
Century ballroom this weekend.
with = full program Sunday
evening from 8 to Il. The
music of Bill Baker and his or
chestra In billed for entertain
ment - 20 come on. dance
lovers, It's all yours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Beyond Blue Horizon" Real Entertainment

Ines. slaEs = sonz snd carries cut
Ire romantic scenes n Beyond
the Blue Horizon makes finn
Fo.nx : really enjoyable expert
ence.
A fsrsf-rats feature cast gives
Deity excellent support. The cast
includes Richard Denning. Jack
Haley. Patricia Morrison. Walter
Aeel. Helen Gilbert and Elizabeth
Patterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Guaranteed 70 put you II =
happy frame q mind = Dorothy
Lamourss n<w Paramount jungle
film n technlcolor. Beyond ths
Blue Horizon.s nov showing a.
the Beverly theztsr.
II ranks with the best the in
gratiatinx star has done IN the
wsy CT jungle films TIE way
Deity wears = ssrong. delivers her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
LONG CAREER

Chester Morris. starring In Para
mounts "wrecking Crew." began
his theatrical career At the age of
IL. His parents were well known
on the stage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Xavier cugat. leader OF the
worlds greatest rhumba band. !"
turns actor. playing himself. In
the new Columbia musical linking
Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth,
srhe Gay senorita."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-20

Policie v Chicago hleda Jul
Illus Dewey Abrahama, ktery
pry osidil vkladatele, ktef1 We
Tili jeho tvrzeni, re ma S Via
dou tajne dorozumeni a ukla-
dali u neho penlze, O million
dollar1. AZ dosud statni ma
vladn1 spocftal schazej1cich
ale dalsi zaloby Sc
hrnOu.
Abraham jest 81 let star, cho-
dill svihacky ustrojen, delal 81
pfatele S prominentnfmi obcho-
dnlky, kterym namluvil, re
Bernard Baruch jest jeho bra
trancem a ten pry mu dava po-
kyny, kde vlada hodla zakou-
pitt pozemky ma stavbu munic-
mich a jinych tovaren.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-20
Mfsto $tsstf srnrt.

Touha venkovske nezkusene
dfvciny pc zivote We velkem
meste, ktera "a tim c1lem pri-
jela pred rokem do Philadel-
phie, skoncila nyn1 v mestske
marnici. Jak detektivove pra-
vi, stala Sc obetf vrazdy.
Touto obetf je 22leta Mary
Bubbles" Burbulis re Swedes-
burg, male osady v okresu
Montgomery, kde dosud zije je
il ovdov6la matka Mary Bur
bulls. D1vka byla zamestnana
jake sklepnice.
Jejf mrtvola byla nalezena
vecpana do bedny ma balenf a
bedna byla pohozena v zapad-
lie uficce. V plavych vlasech
mela d1vka jest6 uvadly kvet
gardenie. Oblicej a hlavu me-
la zakrvacenou a proto koro-
ner H. M. Goddard pravil, re
vseho byla ubita k smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-20
Misto k oltari do vSzeni.

Lucas Engel, 3Olety a stejne
stara Alice Mithcellova v Chi
cagu NELL nit veselku. Muzi-
kanti byli objednani, helix o
dvou poschodfch S panackem a
panenkou ma vrchu upecen a
zenich mel jen jednu thru pred
sebou, j1ti totiz k soudu a po-
zadat soudce Lynche, ably mu
poshovel s placen1m az Dude S
veselkou hotov. Den pred
tim totiz rozvedena manzelka
Rachel zalovala soudci, re il
exmanzel dluzf $42 a ona penf-
re potfebuje pro malou deer
ku.
Soudce zavolal Engela a
rekl mu, re mu dava "a hodin
casu, ably sehnal $42 jinak, re
jej posle do vezen1. Engel Sc
k soudu dostavil, ale bez pence
a prohlasil, re nastavajfcf We
selka z nej vsechny penfze wy
mackala. Soudce jej postal ma
sest mes1cG nebo ma tax dlouho
az zaplat1 ma alimony.
Engel pred odjezdem busu do
okresnfho vezenf prosil bailifa,
ably dial Alici ved6t, re veselka
byla odlozena a muzikantIm
ma ffci, ably prisli hrat jindy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-20

Poz1stalost pc Ethel Kauf-
man, v jejfz svetnici v Battle
Creek, Mich, pc jejf smrti IL.
dubna 1889 bylo nalezeno
$50, 900 ma hotovosti, jest je-
Ste vetSf neil Sc ocekavalo.
Re zpravy, pTedlozene soudu
vysv1ta, re zanechala pence a
majetku v hodnote $546, $685.
SO.