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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

Damn feinen 3ped nnebr."
Der Ir5t eridbien 5uglei6 nit oeuu
Neutrality-suspicious.; ste slrbeitsfrall
bate lid) lu1terbeiien audi tpieoer ein-
gefllnoen.
|, Sl Ser @obnitl.be lag Dor Dem
S1reibtii6 oie 2ei6e 8runelpaloS
Gin ipu6tiger S6las NIT einent idpe.
reu, ltunlpfen Snltrlln1ent bate ibnl
Sic SirniGale aertriinmert. Smult
n!cbt 5ufrieOen, bate ser Moroer ibnl
altb 1lo6 Sic &linge eines eroben Col
DIES bis ans Seft ms @enid geltoBen.
Iie Sat mltBte beritbt tporben lein,
lrabreno ser alte Mann Dor oen Slid
iaB. Neutrality-suspicious. 1mo Som,
ntiiiar itintl11ten oarin ii6erein, oaf
Oas &erbreden bern1ltlid bon meb
rcren Berlonen beeangen morOen. slui
oem Gid lag ein beriiegelter 9rief
Der at. Oas 9fegimentsfolnlnanor
| aoreiiiert mar. Gin anoerer ponenoe
ter 8rief elltbielt oie nu Mlfreb @i,,
fel geri6tete Mitteilung, SAB iein.
Bapiere Dem Sberlt iiberIanot lpor.
Sen leiel1.
| Sic @elofiite mar often, ser Shliil
| lel itedte i'm SbloB. Sic ertbielt ipe
Get bares 8elo nod @ertpapiere, font
bern MIR pergilbte 9(fte11, gsed)1el llni
Sdlelofbeine.
+ 9ie Saastiir mar bon innen Der
r1eselt: gs 11nterlag olio feiner
3neifel. baB sic M0rber ourb bis
Softiir~ getpnruen maren; iie batter
ibren @eej bnrb bas Saus 6arnoms
ltebnlen laiiiien.
| gs falto vlid) allb fein Ser5ei6nis
irgenoeiner slrt Dor, aus oem erli6tlid
tpor, oab @rlmepalb @ertpapiere be
| |leiien bate, ober pie groB ser 8ar
6eltono leiner aalie geipeien mar.
| Nadbetn Der Satbeltane nit aae1
Gin5elbeiten 5lt 8rotofon gebrad
tuoroeni perb0rte Ser ltnterillblntgs
/ ridter oie slrbeitsfrall oie ni6ts 8e
lonoeres altS5ltiagen WrBte. Sic moi
tagliG nl1r cine Stunbe, in oem Sou
le gelpefen l.no fannie aaeroings oi(
gelpannten 8e5iebungen bes @llbe
rers 5u ieiner So6ter; aber lie gloubt:
nl1b oie grflarung geben 51t naiiilen
baB auf Selene ni6t ser minbeltt
@eroadt falen fonne.
T. Ser 9lntiquar sSarnop tu,roe &C.
|rltfen. Gr lollte Musfunft oariiber &C.
Zen, 1panlt feline Sal,stiir am perga1
genen Ibelro geidloiien uorben ie
llno OF er ettpas 8erbddtiges bemerfl
batte. CT fonnte oiele 5ragen ni11
6eantmortel1. Sn getuobnter @eile ipa,
ct bis ipdt in sic Na6t binter ieine,
8u6ern geieiien uno bate it6 I'M
oas, mas orauBen borsing nid)t i'm
MinSelten befiintnert: 60 biel el
tr,aBte, batte feline Maeb oie &a,tstiir
| trie getpobnlid) eegen. II l1br eeIddoi,
Iien l,,to tpar Damn 81, 8ette sesanges
Il Sic aalte, Mase beitatigte bieIe Mits-
IIdee. 9te iibrigen 8etpobner bes &au-
lies; iotpeit: iie allgenblidli1 onfpeieun
ftDaren, tpsbten ,,ihts, 5u beridten.
h NifoId,,s- Nl,npei nno, Sic griioe,
IShnaer tpnren id)on in ser Morgeu-
tribe aitsgegatieen; iie: iolften i'm
ednfe 0sss Cages. pprgelaSen, n,ao per
bort tperoen:.
/; u9tt.f oiefe. Briioer Sboifer rrodte
Iifs sie' otsfnaerffasn lr,ad,en''', !, ipanbte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
peinli6 iein nnBte.

Sbm ielbit tpar oieIe 8erlobungI
i:berraldeno gefon1rnen, aber nidt Ser
IeiIelte 8ebonfe OH bic Mogli6feit,
baB er iernals oieien S6ritt bereuen
fonne, ities in ieiller Seele auf. gr
fraete nidt, tpie man III ieinen &rei=
fen itber bie 8erlobung init Der Sod)=
ter eines allgenlein berabteten sit-
derers 1trteilen tpiirbe; er tpuBte por=
aus, baB oieies l1rteiI rid)t ibmei6el=
Gaft fit i'm ansfiel. @as lag ibm
oaralt! gr fol,1lte Sic @elellibaft ents
Debrett, tpenn er oabeim at1t eigenen
&eroe, an ser Seite eiites bploen
@eibes grbplung 1tad bes Cages Salt
nno MIbe11 fans.
Selene ipar 1ta6 ieoer Hi6tlng fin
iorgfdltig eebiloet uno beiaB Sinn
rnto geritaionis fir dies go1e 1no
S6one. gr ourfte boffen, baB iie al16
cine tiicbtige l,nb iorgiame Sal.sfrau
tperoe. = - ... ,.=s
Ser slobpfat Itano, iebt Dor BENT
Sanfe oes @uberers nn6 sog an Ser.
@lode. Sem 9lid fiel babel a,tf ettee
oIte, ir,lefib eeffeibete 6ra>,; Sic i'm,
tpie es linn idien, NIT ertpartttngsz
boiler Spattrl,tng beobabtete. gr bate
Id,on 5itrni oritten Mal Die @lode in
8enegnng geiebt, uber bies Siir mi,r-
SC. nidt eeoifnetj 1,no 1ridts; reste iid
in berrg @a1tle., .& ....&
= uaSit' bnss 1lidt a,effanenb.2' frngte.
Die alte 1rait, ibnt, 1dber tretenb:
,,@enn Der. alte, Serr ,idt offneni
fann, uesbalb tnt's feline Sodter.
niht?'" :.
Ser 9oftor blidte bie stlte. miBz
truuiId) on; er ipar atidt eeneigt, ie=
Ser frentben 8erfon guffdlitB oariiber
slls gebe1t, tpesbalb Selene nibt erI6ei=
len fonnte. Il
u@er, iino Sie?" ertpioerte er.
,,Srau Miiller; id fomme ieoen
Gag it 6as Sal1s.. ...'
Isle iirtb tpobI bie slrbeitsfrau?"'
aSatpobl"
,.llnb tpie Iange tparten Sic be-
reits bier?" !
uSdon eine ba4be Stnnbe:"
Ser alte 6err miro, ausgegangen
fein'', fagte ser gobofat, ipabrenb er
nodmals ,,ngeitiiln a,t Ser @lode 5og.
lin oieie 3eit gebt ers ME aa,s',
erinioerte Sic ara,t fopfidiitteIno,
nltno nenn altd 6rdlllein Selene
lnnB ieoengfaas alt &auie. iein.''
,,@enn Sic bns beballptell 10 iin6
Sbnen Die 8e5iebangen Ser Sodter
at ibren1 8ater nnbefannt; Sic. ipiien
tuobl nidt, oaB 5rdulein &elene 54l
ei,1er ibr perbabten Seirat gestuatl'
gen tperoen iolf?"
,,@etpiB tpeiB id) bas; Sral1lein
4riene bat nir's er5abit. Sic tpoHen
mir oan1if ipoNs at, berIteben eeben,
enB oas Jrdilein Ben 9ater, berlaifen
baben. f5sntte'?" T..
,Aferoinss;; SSbnen 6arf id) tpobI
f4sen, bnB3 oies geftern irirflid) aeides
ben iit. Sest ipfroPn Gle es andy me
niger aasffaHens fiaber, baB. uns ,sid)t]
geSffnet tpiro; idp bnbe feine, 2nit 1titbs
ash feline, Seit, mir; iibptr bic: @riinbe
sen aopf at serbreden."
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GA x ~I<.An r..kea.....s.. &cx ITks o.. s...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
Die weltberueh1nte
st. Benedict Wundsulbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel Gegen alle Arten Won
alien. und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usW.
Bite Geld .nur durch Post Money Order IN
scl1icken. Keine Stamps. 60 Cents din
Schachtel, bel j. L. STAAB, 172o9 Valleyvtew
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Leaders 10 Unite
In Palestine Plea

Demands that the doors oi
Palestine be opened wide TO per-
nit the unlimited entry Of Jewish
immigrants Will be the theme of
the meeting 10 mark the 26th
anniversary of the Balfour DeCIa-
ration. at the ShaareY Zedck
Synagogue. 1900 W. Chicago,
Tuesday evening.
Outstanding Christian and jew
lSh leaders, including Federal
Judge Frank Picard chairman OF
The Michigan branch of the Amer
lean Palestine Committee; Frank
Y. Martel president of the Detroit
and Wayne County AL; Or Ben
Iamiu J BUSH, president OF the
Detroit Council Of Churches; Fred
M ButZel and Rahbi Morris Adler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Doherty Elected
Probation Head

Roy T. Doherty chief deputy
probation officer Of recorder :
court, is the new president Of the
Michigan Probation and Parole
Association.
Elected AT the groups Detroit
annual convention AT the Detroit
Leland Hotel. Doherty- is the sec
ond Dctroiter 10 hold that position
in two years John Kurland. iu-
venilc court official was the as
sociation'S chief m 1912.
A native Dctroiter. Doherty
started work for recorders court
as probation officer rs years ago
He is member of the boards of
directors of the BOYS Workers
Council Of Detroit and of the
Catholic Youth Organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

4 jury Of SFycu men and Eve
women decided that the atirsc-
TIVE. twice-marrIed 2e-ycar-old
ratron slew nor husband Jesse.
tractor operator ON the "Rls
Inch" oil pipeline. with arsenic,
phoSphorous and StyNchDinc May
u last The Jurors recommended
clcmenCv and She faced prison for
The rest oi her life
4 dua motive prompted her
jealousy and r desire TO cash ln
her victims insurance policies.
said the prosecution.
Time WAS within The memory
Of many lawyers. when poison was
tho most popular means of muir
der outside the professional Grim
NAL classes where thee gun. the
knife and The hmdgeon always
have been favored Poison In many
forms used 20 be- easy 10 Obtain
simple 10 administer in food and
difficult 10 detect before or after
Gcafh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Sees j. ). Reject
-
Peace Based On
Territorial Grab.
Senator Ball Asserts
Treaty Must Accept
Atlantic Charter Aims

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30 GNS)
Senator Joseph II. Ball (R) Of
Minnesota, a leader in the Senate
fight for revision Of the Connsliy
postwar resolution. warned today
that land grabbing by Great, Brit
ain and Russia would be followed
by American rejection Of interna-
tional cooperation 10 prevent fu-
ture wars.
While he has fought strongly
for international co operation
after the war Ball said that the
peace treaty must he based on
the Atlantic charter or there will
be a revulSion Of feeling in the
United States.
II think the American people
have tremendous respect for
Russia and her accomplishments
in the war and respect for Great
Brltain's great fight" Ball said,
but IL am any Judge OF the
temper OF the people, they are
not going 10 underWrite sfry
peace In which either Russia 0s.
Britain grab OF big chunks II
territory" 49,
Meantime. Senator Tom Com
nally ID Of Texas. chairman Of
The foreign relations committee,
mapped plans 10 drive for a vote
next week on his resolution The
Connally resolution p d e . q
American postwar co-opcratio1. TO
keep the peace but is couched in
general terms.
we are going right through .
with debate on Tuesday al
though some senators want 10
he in their home states on cleo
ton day." he said II hope we
can get vote Thursday or
Friday" -~~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
{ 1-MoiI Chiefs Rites Held

Ian SING. oct 30 Funeral
services We're held today for ChcS-
ter r. Bush. ST. Of STA " Wash
tenaw. Former superintendent Of
the mails here. he retired from
active service last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Roosevelt 9TH Term.
Backed by NY Go

BUFFALO. OCT. 30 OUP) Ri
making a fwo-day session key
noted on political action the NaV
York State Go today adopTd a
resolution endorsing fourth
term for President Roosevelt with
only eight dissenting votes among
The 500 delegates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
N. Y. Clio Asks AFL
Not 10 Admit Lewis

BUFFALO, oct. 30 lNS)
The New York state convention
of the Go rejected former ClO
President John l.. Lewis today as
totally unfit for any place Of
leadership in the labor move
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
OLD KILLERS ESCAPED

PRISONERS piled slowly bu, with
relatively certainty l. gal and
m diCs authorities agree that
scores Of SlaNcrS escaped justice.
unsupported. before science and
the statutes made poison I'm al
most every form too hot to
handle
In many states. the use of poi
son IN emhalmlng Is forbidden and
the law makes the detection OF
poison IN an eAhumed body out
right evidence Of murder
The sale OF poISonS has been re-
Stricted from general purchase
without a special prescription. De
teCtives have been taught 10 seek
symptoms of poison in suspicious
deaths.
Psychologists have brought the
analysis Of foreign substances and
The Identification Of poiSons down
10 absolute eNactncSS.
Like many an offender before
her. according 10 the common
wealth. Nancy jeanette Holt was
not cogniZant Of the power Of the
odds against her She was a
svel,e. smart DIVORCE Of p with
two children when IN 1871. she
marrSd jesse fiotr. 81 father or
twn children by previous mar
riage7
They were unhappy together
oven on their honeymoon. The
bride became convinced that Holt
was woolng other women. She
trailed him without success Then,
too, the maintenance Of four chill
dren proved a burden. and Nancy
Jeanette looked for a profitable
way out. Special Prosecutor J. r.
sherwood charged
She read Of man who died be-
cause he sprayed trees with an
aTsenical solution and forgot 10
wash his hands before dinner. the
prosecutor asserted
POLICE SUSPICIOUS
Wayne Michael, an insurance
agent. who lived m the same
house aS the Hollis. sold Holt
$500 denomination policy which
brought the tractor drivers total
insurance 10 $500 Two weeks
later. the agent heard him com
plain that capsule he had taken
made him sick
Michael saw brown and white
capsules in = little box on table
as Holt went INTO commissions He
told Nancy jeanette 20 get whisky
for the writing man She hur-
ried out When she returned. she
was a widow
Doctors baked Al first Al sign
Ing q burial certificate. hut one
consented. attrihuting death 10 "A
heart block The weeping widow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
ONTARIO

CFCO Chatham < 30 p m
Thursday; CkOC. Hamilton 30
p. m Saturday. CkCR, Kitchener.
9l5 Friday CKCO, Ottawa.
Sis p m Friday CJCS. STRAIT
ford. lis p. m Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Murray Girls to Fill
Boxes for SerUicemen

10 that department. The Detroit
Times. 1870 Cass. Detroit 81. Mich.
Distribution Of the boxes will
take place a. a series OF special
Christmas parties 10 be held al
The various posts during Christ.
mas week Mrs. Henry E'orcier.
chairman Of the party commlttee,
Is making arrangements with the
special service officers. 10 have
these parties complete with re-
freShmentS and entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
WILL AID AT PARTIES

Representatives OF the groups
making the largest donations Of
boxes to this drive will he re-
cruited TO assist Mrs. Forcier'S
committee at these parties.
In your boxes YOU might in
Clude such items As air man sta
tionery and stamps, pipe, and pipe
tobacco, cigaretS and pack-SiZe
cIgaTet cases. cotton or linen
handkerchiefS compact toilet kits.
combs, brushes Of all kinds. shoe
shine kits. Sun-tan necktieS,
pocket-SiZe magazines and I'M
breakable mirrors.
These boys who arc stationed
in and around Detroit may soon
be- serving aboard ship or on some
foreign battlefield. They are far
away from home. They may be
spending their last Christmas in
this country for some time.
Let's make this Christmas an
outstanding one for these boys.
PACK a BOX 81 A SANTA
TO A SERVICEMAN!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Science Shuts Prison Door
For Life ON Woman Pois0ner
~ JOSEPH NTLNANFN
y, Uai,srssi Ser,irs

PITTSBURGH Oct, With the FIRST degree murder con.
Of golden-hared Nancy jeanette Holt Waynesburg
justice Joined this month make poison
highly dangerous death weapon for criminals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

All money sent no sgnoers risk. 10 not
send cash or stamps An checks, drafis
8fd money orders should ue made PAYABLE
Io TFE FINES VI RfISHlNG COMPANY
International News Service has mo eNciu-
s.Fr rights nr Use fnf reproduction M anF
form ff news dispatches credited a. n o.
ROT otherwise credited N this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
THOUSANDS NEEDED

Thousands Of such boxes will be
needed to fulfill the aim of the
civic committee. which is headed
by Mrs. Glenn Anderson as gem
eral chairman
If YOU wish 10 take part in this
drive. select your gifts and wrap
them we'll for delivery 10 the
various military stations by army
trucks When your boxes are
ready. leave them In the lobby Of
The Detroit Times. al any pre-
cinct police station In Detroit
Highland Park. Hamtramck or
Crosse Pointe. or at any Of the
department of parks and recrea-
ton CenteTS.
BE sure 10 enclose in The box
your card. with your name and
address. so the Serviceman Will be-
able 10 drop YOU a thank-you note
after Christmas.
For the special bcncht Of those
who are too busy 10 shop and
wrap a box. Mrs Schultr,S COM
mite viii accept cash donations,
For each 81 sent in. the committee
viii pack a box and include IN n
your name and address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

More groups from large corpo-
rationS have Joined forces with
the Santa for ServiCemen Com
mittee.
approximately 30 boxes have
come from p group Of girls At
Murray Corporation Of America
This is Just the start. More of the
girls ont there have pledged their
support 10 this worthwhile cam
paign.
The sole aim of the Santa for
ServiCemen Committee is 10 pro-
vide a merry Christmas for all
soldiers, sailors. marines and
coaStgua:dSmen stationed in the
metropolitan area in army camps
naval stations and army and navy
hospitals.
This merry Christmas will be
provided through The boxes do
mated by the patriotic citizens OF
Detroit and Michigan a cost
limit Of 81 has been placed on
each box. thereby allowing each
recipient 10 share equally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

escorted her husbands body to
RaVs. Okla. for burial
Pennsylvania police suspicious.
tglcgraphed tor an autopsy
poison WAS found In Hollis body
Nancy Jeanette agreed 10 return
without cNtradition.
ON he stand she admitted buy
ing arsenic for antlSeptic use
and Strychnne for Jesse 10 use as
medicine he was fond OF phoS-
phorouS IN his Jelly and peanut
butter sandwiches. she explained
ate II often that way.
Notorious IN the annals Of
poison >layingS is Mrs. LYDIA
Southland. now 81. who IN l94l.
was paroled from Idaho State
Prison after having spent nearly
20 years for the Staying OF her
fourth husband. Edward +. Never.
II was his death, after eating
sugar Just Is days after their
marriage. that set insurance com
panieS wondering Meyers body
and those of ihc three husbands
who had preceded him were eN-
humed and arsenic was found in
ALL LYDIA had collected insurance
on all OF them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
CASH DONATIONS

II YOU arc making cash dona-
iionS. please make your check or
money oYiFr payable 10 the Santa
for Servfcemen Fund. and mail II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
MICHIGAN

WJLB, Detroit, 12lS r m
Saturday WFDF. Flint 10 p m
Friday: WLAN. Grand Rapids,
$50 p. m. CCWTb Friday WIBM
Jackson S D. m, tCWTD Friday,
WIN. Lansing, 9 p m Friday
WKBZ, MuSkegon us p m
lCWTJ Friday; VICAR. Pontiac
445 p m. Thursday. Wills. Pori
Huron. ll.30 A m Thursday;
WSAM. Saginaw. rs p. m
CCWTl Friday: WTCM. Traverse
City. 40 p. m. tCWTl WedneS-
day, WINS. ironwood. lis p. m.
OCWT) Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Times Stories
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
IMES

Published every Week psy Evening and
Sunoa' Morning by The Times Publishing
COMPANY a, 1928 Times square. Detroit
3D.. Michigan.
Entered az Detroit Mich ss Second Glass
Mail Matter
rEIEPHONE-CHERRY $500
SUusCuptIon rate ON advancel bv man
20 ans place in the United states, Canada
OBJ Arf.ru tOn CANADIAN subscriptions
SOC lN's 60 cover war import tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
POISON FROM Fly PAPER

But before this had come 20
light. LYDIA. known as the Fly
Paper Widow because it was
from fly paper that She was al
legged 10 have derived the arsenic.
had fed 10 Hawaii where she
married for the hfih time, Ar.
rested, she was taken back 10
Idaho, found guilty of second de-
gree murder. and sent 10 prison.
IN 1927. for from 10 years 10 life
She escaped IN 1891. went 10
Denver, married sixth time liuS-
band No died. bat from natural
causes. Caught - months after
her escape. she was returned to
the Idaho prison For 10 years
she fought for parole, finally win
nlng II in 1871 She then went TO
ore Con TO live with a sister.
An expert IN collecting inSur-
ance with arsenic as her helper,
Nas Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn of
Cincinnati. a Gefman-b born blonde
She was called THE Angel oi
Mercy because She showed SO
much devotion 10 aged aiing
mon She reaped a harvest OF
$4,000 from their insurance. She
was convicted Of the murder Of
Jacob Il. Wagner. rs. but before
her cleCtrocution in 1898 con-
feSSed that she had given lethai
doses 10 three other men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

POISON SLAYER
Poison slayer Mrs. Nancy Jeanette Holt pic
mred with her uncle Deputy Sheriff L. L. Hill
gore, who came from Oklahoma to aid his niece.
international Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
RING STAYS SCORES

Even moro atrociouS were the
operations Of the arsenic ring Of
murdererS in Philadelphia. which
killed scores of persons. including
many unborn babes for insurance.
ParadoXical motives caused Mrs.
Mary Frances Creighton. IS, Bald
win n. y. housewife, 10 poison
Mrs. Ada Applegate murder
that sent her and her lover Ever
EFT Apologize 30. TO the electric
chair AT Sing Sing in 1896.
Applegate went 10 the chair
protesting his ignorance Of Mrs.
Creighton's murderous intentions
against his wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Hs,, ,ou rssissd vhli bts
dance craze b.. saeer,ng frs covo-
tr,' People vho arc working -.
"a hard mpt' rsr, relsruor 20
ke,r Fo,rE Ard dsrDrg -nsc..v
fll' me tdl T,er,on, % Iesrr,oe
rhs nes usr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

por.t soH m hcoors good
dance. Decise nov ard he feidr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

You'll 'ov, rbs Rur'rs r't
a. essv tns Wv ut fcacr n
you'll 'ee' CAV and eo0N6rrt urrr
,ou nov YOU do " really usrh
o. r.cs or fhs i4teu rol rfnf
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-14
Sorosis Garden Club
Meets This Thursday,
Miss Mason Will Talk

The Garden club of North Caro-
ina Sorosis vii meet this week
at 8 o clocq on Thursday afternoon
al the clubhouse. Members are re-
auested to be prompt.
Miss Ann Mason will be the
speaker of the afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-14
Thursday Music Club Planning
Interesting Meet For This Week

The Thursday Morning Music
club will meet in the Great Hall of
the St. James parish house next
Thursday morning, November 49,,
at II o'clock. The topic is Music
of the Allied and Associated Pow
ers in Latin and South American
Countries and a contest will be
made of the classical, program
and festive music.
The following program which
has been arranged by the leaders,
Mrs. E. H. Jepe and Mrs. George
Carey will be presented:
Excepts from the Piano of out
standing composers Miss Emma
Gade Hutaff;
Violin numbers: premiere So
nate Fantastic Villa-Lobos Eel
Choclo' '-Villoldo Mrs. Eric Nor
den;
Two-Piano number ''Scenas In
fantis' Pinto. Mrs. B. H. Thorn
ason, first piano, and Mrs. E. H.
Jebe
Ladies'. Vocal Ensemble: Gay
Fiesta" Mexican Folk-song arr
by Riegger. Doing the Samba."
Jorgenson. "Ay. Ay, Ay' Creole
Song arr. by Pitcher, Tutu Mar
slnba brazilian Folk-song, must
cal setting by Mckinney.
Mrs. Marion Runkles, Mrs. Lee
Sykes. Mrs. S. w. Brinson, Mrs
VIM. G.. Robertson, Mrs. Harlan
Mcpherson, Mrs. j. B. Fenley
Mrs. Charles Simpson, Mrs. Ken
meth Davis. Under the direction
of Mrs. Fenley);
Dances and Instruments o.
these countries-P aintings in Fes
tive colors and settings. Dance:
South American Samba cos
tune, Mrs. j. T. Belcher.
Accompanies: Mrs. Miriam w
HUMPHREYS, Mrs John Tienken
and VIM. G.. Robertson.
An executive meeting will be
held in the parish house promptly
al 1920 O'Clock preceding the
program. All officers are request
ed to attend.