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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
ue Plans Dinner

| NJ f Ms OVERS EA s
ICE LEAGUE Will meet
kner in the home Of Mrs.
Spencer Of Bloomfield
bt $50 p. m. Monday.
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WCTU Meets Nov. z

ANNA GORDON UNION
WCTU will meet Nov 2 in the
Grand River Baptist Church.
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d(HUR(HE5n

at $50 am, F. G. Bittikofer, Sun
day school superintendent.
Morning worship service at 1880
o'clock. Prof Hastings Eells of
Ohio Wesleyan University will be
our speaker. Subject of the morn
ing sermon will be, why Be
Thankful ?"
Union Thanksgiving Services will
be held in the Presbyterian church
e. 10 am. i'm the Presbyterian
church at 10 am, November %,
with Rev Kneisley as the speak
er.
Woman's Association will not
meet November q, as calendared
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class % be received.

class 10 be received.
Sunday evening service, s pm.
Youth Fellowship 7:30 pm.
Loyal Berean Glass to meet at
the home of Willard and Kathryn
Clevenger, Nov 20 at 8 pm.
Worship and message at 1920.
Theme: The Task of the Church. !"
Evening Evangelstic service at
7:30. The pastor will use as his sub
ject for this service: THE Greatest
Need of Our Day."
Mid-week Prayer and Praise
Service, Wednesday evening at
7:30.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MA2YsvILLE. OHIO

Church school II am, Anita Ed
wards, supt,
Worship service 10 am. Sermon
topic, Arms for the Fight.
Il was glad when they said unto
me, Let us go to the House of the
Lore"
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Magnetic -Pharisburg Charge

Magnetic-Pharisburg Charge
Walter N. Martin, minister
Magnetic Springs
Worship service TO am.
Church school II am, Dorance
Rockenbaugh, supt.
Pharisburg
Church school 10 am, Delno
Wilcox, supt.
Worship service IL am, Rev. G.
E. Fisher, evangelist. Membership
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st. Johns Lutheran

German service at 9:15 am. and
i'm English at 1920 am. with ser
mon and catechism, questions 63-
65 (Old: 53-55).
n German preaching service in the
chapel on South Main street 2 pm.
= The Lutheran Hour over WIIKC
at 1890 and transcribed over
WLW at 1870 pm. The Concordia
broadcast over WOWO on Satur-
days, $50 am.
Thanksgiving day services on
Thursday in German at 9:15, in
English at 1920 am. with sermon
and offering for benevolent pur-
poses.
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Methodist Church
"a KneiSleX. minister

LIIoIId HIIOISIUy, IIIIIIoIUT
Church school $50, Prof. II. w.
Carr, general supt. Our church
school is organized into classes and
departments for all groups and
ages. Do not deprive yourself, or a
member of your family of the pri-
Vilege of attending.
Worship 10:30. Sermon: "A
Foundation That Won't Crumble. "
The old saying that like gets
like" applies to Christian living.
An adequate philosophy of life
must take an account of this fact.
To ignore it is to admit ones in
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Raymond Methodist Charge
Wayside Churches With a
Friendly Welcome"

Friendly Welcome"
Cloyce ID. Copley, pastor
The war has not made us holier
seruo8 eanislCc. /evehine f.
but it has brought home to us that
we live in one world and share a
coming lot. We are Gods children.
All men are brothers.
When we talk about being the
children of God" we imply the
Fatherhood of God. He is our Crea-
tor and Redeemer, who loves us
with our everlasting love. This
honor brings with it the thrilling
knowledge that, we do not work
alone, but that we are laborers to-
gether with God.
Raymond
Church school, 10 am, L. f.
Bruerd, supt.
Worship service II am.
Prayer service Thursday.
Youth Fellowship. 2:30 pm.
Petersburg
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for their
many acts of kindness during the
sickness and death of our dear
wife and mother. Also w. f. Whit
er for his efficient service, Rev. e
mory Penhorwood for his consoling
words, and the singers, Mrs. Snepp
and Mrs. Herd.
Norman d. Williams and Family
11-15-1t
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Broadway Methodist

Charles Huffman, pastor
Sunday school 10 am, Lee Hag-
eniocher, Supt.
Morning worship IL am. Evan
gelist John Groce will bring the
message.
7:30 pm. The last night of the
revival. Come and support these
services. The Lord has richly bless
ed this effort to gain souls for His
kingdom.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing, 7:30 pm.
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Springdale Baptist Church
George c. Reed, pastor


George c. Reed, pastor
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Church school, 10 am, Jesse Nc
DoweE, supt
Morning worship, IL am.
B. Y. F., pm.
Evening worship 8 pm.
Prayer meeting and Bible study,
Wednesday, 8 pm.
The True Blue Glass will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Mcdowell, Friday evening, Nov
%.
First Presbyterian
HaSting Eells, supply pastor
Sunday school and Mems Forum
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Church. of Christ

Bible school 10 am.
Morning worship II am.
Evening worship 7:30 pm. The
series of meetings are still in pro-
gress. You are invited to attend
these services and to listen to the
Gospel Treasure Hunt each Satur-
day evening at 10 o'clock over
WHKC by Evangelist H. E. Tay-
lor, of Columbus.
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New Dover Methodist

Horace l.. Sheldon, pastor
Sunday school at 10 am.
Worship service at II am. Ser
mon topic, The Road to Power"
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ability to face the facts of human
existence as they are. One who
assumes this attitude soon finds
himself beaten and defeated in all
his undertakings.
intermediate Youth Fellowship,
$50, Miss Leona Thompson, coun-
selor.
Senior Youth Fellowship $780,
Mrs. f. A. Marten, sponsor.
Union Thanksgiving Service at
the Presbyterian Church, Thanks
giving morning at 10 o'clock.
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNh,.
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MarysvilIe Friends Church
2I0 II. 5th Street

John r. Barlow, pastor
Sunday school, Sunday morning
at $50.
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LAWRENCE MASS.
PLATONISKAS TARYBI-
NINKU PRANESIMAS

Pc pastaro ALT suvaziavi-
mo, jos vadai paskelbe visuo-
menei: "Am. Liet. Taryba SUI
sikure kaipo ivykdytos vieny-
bes padaras ir visuomet buvo
ir yra pasiryzus priimti ben
dram darbui, minetuju istatu
ir tikslu prasmeje, visas Xxi
siol uz A. L. T. ribu stovincias
organizacijas".
Ma, broliai ir seserys, tikrai
jau zemiau pritupti negalima!
ST grazu tarybininku pasirody-
ma palieku paciai visuomenei
apsvarstyti ir isvada pasidary-
tt is to pranesimo.
Manau kad visuomene gra-
ziai supras tikslu ALT pasidi-
dziavima ir akluma Lietuvos
reikaluose. Bet tik del aisku-
mo pridesiu zodi: nepersenai
Brooklyno 'L." net kai ku-
riuos zmones pagyre ir numa-
te geras perspektyvas Maskvos
labui.
Lietuviu komunistu partija
taip mazdaug nusistacius ir
priima visus. 80. NJ jos Tibu
stovincius. -. kaip ALT sia-
me savo pareiskime visuome-
nei nudainavo.
Oar ne velu yra treciu kar-
tn suvaziuot ir rimciau apsvar-
styti patti vienybes platoniska
popieriniu ..ribQ padara ir eiti
prie bendro veikimo.
LVS 1O-tas Skyrius,
Dzuku Jonas.
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tas lido departments zmogus
perskaite Pulk. Petruicio kny-.
ga, caves viena knyga atgal,
prieiau ir as pakalbeti su ia
Rqse. Ji dar jauna moteris,
pasipasakojo jos tevai gyvena
San Francisco, il vyksta j New
Yorka pas savo vyra, laivyno
leitenanta, taipgi Rusa, Anne
rikoje gimusi. Nors il, keistai,
devejo raudona keliones kos
TUNA, pasirode j yra griezto
prizes komunistinio nusistaty-
mo.
Daviau ir jai paskaityti Pet
ruicio knyga, ir il veliau pa
tvirtino kad visa tai kaip boil
Sevikai SUI savo aukomis elgia-
81 yra teisybe.
Issikalbejus su ia paaiskejo
jos seimos gyvenimo skaudi is
torija. JOS tevas, patches gy-
venti Sibire, dar caro- laikais,
palengva prasigyveno, citoj ISL
taise bizneli ir jie CANA graziai
gyveno. Bet po 1917 metu re-
voliucijos, bolsevikai juos pa
skate burzujais, viska konfis-
kavo, ir tevai SUI mazais val
kais tegalejo isbegti j Kinija,
is kur paskui atvaziavo Ame-
rika. Jie, toxic budu, yra is tu
"baltuju" Rusu ir prizes komunis-
tus grieztai nusistate: nepa-
kencia ju ir visos ju sistemos
kaip ir mes visi kiti kurie apie
komunistus ir ju tvarka zinom
ir kurie nuo ju nukentejom.
JOS JAUNESNI broliai, pa
sakojo il, San Francisco kon-
ferencijos metu ir kitais atve-
jais stengiasi sueiti is Rusijos
atplaukusiu Sovietu laivu ju-
rininkus, pasisnipineti ir pa
erzinti juos.
| Aukstesnius ju sueiti, zino-
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KELIokE !
SAN FRANCISCO
*. S. KARPIUS.
Pastabos ir Patyrimai Kelio-
neje ir San Francisco.
(Tesinys is pereito pr.)

NLFSIIlyS is pSICACO 0t.J
TUO LAIKU kaip tik buvo
pradejes prezidentauti Tru-
man, ir is keleiviu teko girde-
ii ivairiu issireiskimq apie nau-
jail bel btivusi prezidenta, We
lioni Roosevelta.
Visi .reiske dziaugsmo PREF.
Trumano pradetu pakeitimu
senu kabineto nariu naujais.
Kaip tai ypatinga kad toll
muose vakaruose keliaujant
traukiniuose nesimato taip ais
kiai keleiviu zydu. Amerikie.
ciai kaip isiklausiau, drasiai ir
atvirai issireiskia savo nuomo-
mes ir apie zydus.
AMERIKIECIAMS kurie la
biau vartoja ,savo prota visai
aiskus zydu kenksmingas nu-
sistatymas prizes Americas in
teresus. Keleiviai pasisake ka
patemijo tarp zydu kada Roo,
sevelt mire: jiems tiesiog uz-
geso vilties zvaigzde. O ia vii
tbs ju buvo ne tame kick Roo
sevelt dare gero siai saliai, bet
kick gelbejo Sovietams ir kick
laisvai leido komunistams pa
cioje Amerikoje veikti prizes
Amerikos interesus.
zYDAI ne visi yra priesin-
gi siai saliai; kit ja myli, jos
reikalams dirba, bet dauguma
ju palinke pasitarnadti sveti-
MEMS, Rusijai ir komunizmui,
ma ir, kaip zinome, jei kas ka-
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da prizes zydus iskyla, uz vie
nu ju nuod6mes turf nukente-
tt visi zydai.
Paveizdan, buvo tokiu issi-
reiskimu kaip kad zydai buvo
skerdziami Ispanijoje uz neis-
tikimybe tai valstybei kurioje
gyveno; zydai veliau pergyve-
no pogromus Rusijoje uz ne
istikimybe valdziai kuri juos
priglaude. zydus eme perse-
kioti Lenkai ir Vokieciai del
tulu ju tarnavimo svetimiems
interesams, 0 tas savaime uz-
traukia bausme ir ant visos
ju rases.
" ju toki aka atsidavima
garbinti Russia, pareiske vie
mas leitenantas, zydai uztrau-
kia Amerikieciu neapikanta
ant visu savo zmoniu, nors ne
visi yra kalti.
Kad istikro ne visur ir ne
visi zydai yra kalti zinome is
bolseviku okupacijos Lietuvos !:
daugybe zydu taip pat buvo
suimta ir isgabenta Sibira
kartu su Lietuviais.
Niekas, sakysime, neapkal-
tintu visu Lietuviu uz Lietu-
visku komunistu kenksmingus
zygius Amerikoje, taciau zydu
atveju jiems tenka nukenteti
visiems.
APIE SOVIETU delegacijos
viesejima San Francisco gavau
placiau patirti is vienos Ruses
musu vagone. Tas Raudonojo
Kryziaus atstovas, devintis pill
na uniforma, iskalbus senas
zmogus, uzkalbina visus, ir jis
susipazino SUI ia Ruse keleive,
apie ka ir man paminejo. Ma
nydamas kad il kokia bolsevi-
ke, nei nesirengiau su ia kal-
beti. Tx veliau pavakare, kai
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viska ta galima pirkti, jie ne
sutiko persitikrint ir toliau
i kalbas nesileido, prisibijoda-
mi vienas kito, ir pasisalino.
Tai Rusei traukinyje taip
pat daviau paskaityti 'Lithua-
MIA Under the Sickle and Ham
mer" ir il pavirsutinai paskai-
cius pripazino kad jai Sic fax
tai mazdaug yra zinomi. kad
enkavedistai tikrai su savo nu-
ziuretais 'liaudies priesais
taip elgiasi.
(Bus daugiau)
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Sveikata yra Zmogaus
Brangiausias Turtas
INDIJONU ARBATzOLES

lNDlJoNR ARDh AOAEo
kama SOC. 3 Baksai uz Sl.0O.
Pasarga: Su orderiu malonekit ir
pinigus prisiusti, mes kitaip orderis
nebus ispildytas.
Reikalaujam agentu pardavineti
musq arbata:
Stebetinai gelbsti nuo prasto vi
duriu virskinimo, uzkietejimo, vidu-
riu kataro, kepenu sustingimo; valo
nesvaru krauja, gydo odos ligas,
inkstu negalavima ir moteru bedas.
Kaip pagaminti: Pusen kvortos
verdancio yandens idek puse puodu-
ko. arbatzoliu. kai ataus, nukosk,
idek medaus ar cukraus ir laikyk
saltai
Kaip yartoti. Pradek gerti nuo
mazo stikliuko Xxi kavos puoduko
kas rytas prizes valgyma ir vakare
einant guilt; du kartu diena.
Perkant zoliu misini, visada pra-
|syk FLORAL HERBS, gausi ge-
riausi.
FLORAL HERB co.
Dept. z
BOX sos. CLINTON, IND.
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imperatoriaus balta arkli.
ma, negali, bet, sake, prisitaiko
prieiti prie bureliais vaikscio-
janciu paprastu sovietu jurei-
viu ir ina JUGS kalbinti.
Visiems Amerikoje islipu-
stems ir ] krasta paleidzia-
MEMS patikimiems vyrams
yra grieztas isakymas tuoiau
paklausti juos uzkalbinancio,
kad ir Rusiska kalba, CAR jus
esat is konsulato ?"
Jeigu atsakys kad is konsu-
lato tai galima kick pasikalbe-
ii, mes San Francisco yra So
vietu konsulatas ir jane visi
yra Maskvos istikimi tarnau-
tojai. Jeigu ne is konsulato,
aisku, kalbintojas tuoj nesusi-
griebs pasakyti kad is konsu-
lato, ir bolsevikai jureiviai Ia
bal staigiai nuo tokiu prasisa-
lima, nesileisdami j jokias kal-
bas. H..
= +
APIE SOVIETU laiva, ku
riuo atvezta sovietu delegacija
vodka, mergos ir kitos reikme.
nys, jos broliai patyre stai ka
To laivo paprasti jureiviai bu.
vo kick laisvesni, ar tik jie pa.
take ant drasesniQ, ir Sic lei.
dosi kick daugiau kalbeti. Ga
but ju tikslas ,buvo net pasigir-
tt ir pasididziuoti tue laivu i,
jo tvarka.
Bolsevikai jureiviai pasipa.
sakojo kad jie atgabene viso
kin gerybiu j Amerika, kokil
cia nera ir ko turinti tik So,
vietu Sajunga. -.
CAR JUS turit laive kokius
sokius, al pasiSokat kada ?" -
paklause tos Ruses broliai bol
seviku jureiviu.
'Taip!" atsake jie pasidi
dziuodami. ''Laivas atsiveze il
savo orkestra, ir musu oficie
rial daznai turi balius ir So
kius!" Taigi, tik oficieriai, {
tie nabagai jureiviai tik isto
10 mato kaip ju vyresnieji puo
tauja ir linksminas. -.
Sis bolseviku jureiviu dziau
gsmas primena sena Rusisks
pasakaite kaip bernas mate sa
vo pona skaniai valgant KEEP
tas zasies kulsis, ir jis gyres
savo draugams ''kokios ska
MOS tos kulsytes. -
Kitas bernas paklause, ar tt
jas svalgei kad taip dziaugiesi
Tas atsake: "Ne, pats ne
valgiau, bet maziau kaip mant
ponas net pirstus aplaidyda
mas jas valge. -"
TIE SOVIETU bernai taipg
SUI nepasitikejimu atsilepe
San Francisco krautuviu Ian
guose isdetas prekes, ju gau
sybe ir puosnuna.
! Kada tie vaikinai prisinin,
jiems apie visko turejima ci;
Amerikoje ir galejima, pirkt
kick tik nori, bolseviku laiv'
vyrai sake, jie netiki, mes Anne
rikoje visko taip stoka kad ga
lima pirkti tik su kortelemis
0 tie langai ispuosti tik tycio
mis-. pasirodymui svetimu sa
liu sveciams buk cia visko tn
rima. -.
Pradejus juos itikinti ka
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ditch where the ducks drank.
Thorn WAS -taken-iHto custody on
July and subsequently died in the
electric chair. Mrs. Mack got - years
In the Cramblctt murders, TuSca-
raWas County, Ohio. 1893, the vital
-e4He-tttts Il satisfied rUg
Elijah and Myrtle Cramblctt van
ished from their rented farm some
time in May and it wasn't until the
mailman found their mail box stuffed
with l3 newspapers, as we'll as other
mail, that anyone wondered what had
happened TO them The suspicion
quickly led 10 the discovery of Mrs
Cramblett's body riddlcd with shot
Soon after Sheriff Abe Laird ar
rived, he released the Cramblctt hog.
then noticed that the animal wasn't
interested in having Il drink
Someone. Laird stated, has
watCTCd the hog.
a few hours later. circling bu1.
Yards led scarchors 10 the body Of
Illustrated by LEE CONREY
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Guldcnsuppc mystery in New York.
late IN =#ttnc, 1897 various parts
Of a mans body were found in the
East River and the woods near High.
bridge. The head was not found,
nevertheless the victim was ideHti-
-Gedr-tEe+f4- condemnation -af-his-
toes, as William Guldensuppe, rub
Der al the Murray Hill Turkish baths.
Investigation involved Mrs Augusta
Mack, a midwife, with whom Gulden-
suppc had been living for Is months,
and Martin Thorn, a barber, who
had become more favored lover.
MEs. Mack refused 10 break.
Thofn-remaiRed at large.
Then a lampighter named Wahlc,
who lived i'm suburban WoodSidC Long
Island, complained that some or his
ducks had siCkcnCd and died because
OF the red water" they had drunk in
a ditch across the way. This was the
clue that led detectives to an unoccu-
pied cottage on Second Sta house
that had no sewer connection, but did
have a connection with the nearby
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Lige Cramblett in nearby thIchct
that Dave Miller, the Cramblttts
investigation eventually proved
landlord, had hired two faTmhands 20
do away with the couple because they
knew too much about some fires he
had set and insurance frauds hc had
pcrpctratcd Miller got life, along
with the aSSassinS.
The vital clue In the poison mur-
der Of Walter J.. Samples. Memphis.
Tenn. was a bottle OF milk This
had not been left hy the Ulkman,
bat by the murderer In this case,
Mrs ErCie House, Samples pardmuuT
pleaded guilty and got 20 years
In the Nancy Tittcrton murder in
%cw York City, the important clue
was a 6inch length OF cord
The crime was discovered on Good
Friday morning. 1896, by an uphOl
,tercr and his helper, when thcy went
o deliver repaired love seat 10 the
Iitterton apartment on Bcchman
Place Manhattan--M Mrs. TittcIton had
been bound and StranElCd, then
dropped into the bathtub.
When police officers lifted the
body from the tub, they encountered
that bit of cord This proved 10 bc
uphOlstercrs' twine and il was traced
10 the Hanover Cordage Co, Of
York, Pa.
Other excellent detective work
hOpclcsSly involved John Fiorcrs a
the upholStcrer's helper, who, ia -
mated by Mrs. TittcIton's beauty, had
attacked her only few hours before
he and his employer returned with
the sofa
FiereRla- died in the chair aR-eHd-
which some persons considered map
propriat" Tor they would have pre-
fcrrcd TO see him hanged by a rope
braided at the Hanover Cordage co.
THE AMERICAN WEEkLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Murder Is is Mistake

A SMALL cake OF soap In a dis
-tinetivc wrapper recently led
10 solution OF a mystery in the
murder of a 73-ycarold Erie, Pa.
farmer and the Importance of that
strange clue recalled other noted
cases in which unusual bits of evi-
dence proved the killers undoing
In this latest instance, the cake of
soap was discovered on the floor of a
motor car found abandoned near Can.
ton, Ohio, on Aug, last The car
had been the property of Joseph b.
Campbell, who had been slain IN his
farm home two days before
The soap had not been stripped OF
its wrapper. The wrapper showed
that the soap had come from a hotel
in Bay City Mich This quickly led
10 the arrest of J. y. West, D. and
r. w. Pepperman, 29, who admitted
that they had slain Campbell for his
bankroll and car
Not so many years ago there was
a case in Louisiana where the vital
clue was not soap, but something
usually associated with soap: water.
The principals were James LeBoCuf,
his wife, Ada and Br Thomas r..
nrchcr, all of Morgan City, La Mrs
LeBoeuf, who was 3S and by no means
q Helen of Troy, and Or. Drchcr be-
came friendly some time in 1923 and
after -LcBocuf found -nut-ahnuti
they decided 10 do away with him.
The lovers planned everything
very carefully, and one July night in
1927 Jim LcBocuf disappeared
Five days later CJuly 81, two
natives hunting frogs on Lake Pa
lourdc bumped into something pro.
truding above the surface of the
water The object proved to be the
weighted body of Jim LeBocuf The
killers had thought of everything -
except the fact that they were drop
ping the body into flood waters. SO
when the flood waters receded, there
was their victim and Their guilt
Both were hanged.
One of the top prizes for strange
clues should be awarded 10 the sick
ducks that figured in the famous
November IB. 1915
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Radio heating apparatus for domes-
tic purposes was demonstrated in
London.
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Two Connected,
Probe Bribery.
Charge OF $50

Mrs. Matte Miller. 43. OF 594l
Brush street, and Robert Jordon.
43, OF 423 East Palmer street. were
convicted Of engaging in an IL
legal occupation Tuesday by Re-
corder's Judge Christopher F.
Stein. after they had testified that
special officer had solicited a
$50 bride not to arrest him.,
WILLIAM DUNBAR. the ac-
cused auxiliary officer, in a state
ment to the Chronicle denied the
accusation. He stated that the
woman was trying to beat the case
by framing him.
Inspector Kennedy Lawrence,
assigned to investigate the al
lesed bribery offer repeatedly
made by Dunbar, stated that his
probe was not yet complete.
Judge Stein suggested that a
charge Of bribery growing out of
the vice case should be handled
by the prosecutors office and In
spector Lawrence.
Sergeant Claud IngerSoll testi-
fled that Mrs. Miller did not know
Dunbar was a police officer until
he the sergeant and Dunbar's
fellow officers entered the base
mcnt of the Miller home. where
Dunbar repeatedly purchased a
bottle Of beer for 40 cents and
saw card game in progress, from
which Jordon was taking cuts.
Convicted OF being disorderly
persons, the two, Mrs. Miller and
Jordon, were given suspended
sentence by Judge Stein.
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NEW YORK-A request that the
Navy Department reopen the case
in which As Negro navy men were
convicted following a riot IN De-
cember. 1914. was made last week
by, Walter White. NAACP secre-
tary, who was present in Guam
when the men were tried. and who
acted as defense counsel at the in
yitation of the island commander.
/ Whites letter 10 II. Strive Hen
sci. acting secretary Of the navy,
asked not only for reopenlng OF
tie case, but for permission Tor
NAACP counsel TO examine all
pertinent records.
1T HAS been the contention OF
the NAACP that the court-martial
on Guam failed to take into con-
sideration the long series Of attacks
which had been made on Negro
personnel by white marines and
others and the failure of white
officers in charge of the Negro unit
10 take any steps TO protect their
men. These circumstances created
such feeling OF desperation among
the Negroes that they broke into
supply depot to secure weapons
and ammunition with which TO de-
fend themselves.
The NAACP contends that the
cQurt-martial concerned itself
solely with the incidents Of Dec.
"a and 26. 1914 and. like so many
military courts. adhered strictly
to the incidents at hand and the
particular violation of regula-