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TITE SUN, BALTIM011E. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1933 aa It may seem proper as souvenirs to HOLDS 3.2 BEER ACT Job-Hungry House Democrats go to the City Bank Farmers Trust Company, as executor, to deliver to "the public museum or memoriul which owned by mo and said to be cut from one of the coats of George Washington and given to my late husband by the my personal friends or to any relative of Gen. George Armstrons Cus fund for the support And education of' the daughters of commissioned of (leers In the regular United States Army, a codicil, executed August 3, 19.10, revoked this bequest CUSTER SOUVENIRS LEFT TO MUSEUM mav be erected on the bnttlcfleld if ter." UNCONSTITUTIONAL Ashed By Farley ToDePatient the Little Big Horn In Montana, prior to my death, or which may be erected mother of James B. Washington, classmate from Virginia of General Custer's at West Point in the class of 1861." Mrs. Custer died April 4 at her home, within the lives of Elizabeth E.

Well ington, of Bronville. N. and May Custer Elmer, wife of Charles E. El 71 Park avenue, leaving an estate val In disposing of these articles, Mia. Custer suggested that the executor confer with one or more of these friends: J.

Bronson Case, Kansas City, Elizabeth E. Wellington, Bronxville, N. Louisa L. Meigs, wife of Ferris J. Melfis, of Bronxville, and May Custer Elmer.

Althouch the will left the resid Will Of Indian Fighter's Widow Offered For Probate In New York mer, of Brooklyn." WHOLESALE BEER OLD STOCK D1ST. CO. the rltt of Maryland America's Foremost Beer Immediate Delivery Cases or Kegs JOHN J. MARTIN, If the memorial Is not erected, the Colorado Judge's Ruling Seen As Means For Test By Dry LAWYERS PLAN APPEAL Patronage Dispenser Of Administration Says It Will Take Year To Fill 150,000 Places With Deserving Party Members By the Associated Press will stipulates that the executor may deliver the articles to "any historical ued formally at "more than $10,000." Disposes Of Souvenirs All souvenirs of General Custer, Including "portraits and photographs, his army accoutrements, uniforms, souvenirs of war or frontier, books and illustrations and trophies of the chase," museum or muesums anywhere, or OTHER RELICS LISTED MM. IMOO rrkrl Gil uary estate to Vassar College as a said executor can deliver such articles Decislorfbeclaros State And Fcd-ral Laws Thwart And Evade Prohibition Amendments Two Flags Of Truce Used On Occasion Of Lee's Surrender Included In Inventory Washington, May 11 Postmaster-General Farley tonight pleaded with impatient patronage-seeking House Democrats to sustain him In his efforts to deal out some 150,000 Federal Jobs for the benefit of the party, nationally and locally.

Meeting with nearly 300 representatives, Farley explained the problems of handling the "deluge of applica DECORATION DAY EXCURSION FARES NORTH and SOUTH MAY 27th and 28th Return Limit to Leave l)cllntoD Late as Juno 3rd By the Associated Press New York, May 11 The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon Custer, widow of Gen. George A. Custer, Indian fighter, of tions" and assured his audience that I i fered for probate today, disposed of a CENT A MILE To Hound Trip Miami, Pla tli.SS nt. Peternhurg, l.fl,1 Tampa, r'la 2I.AO Byrns, of Tennessee, Democratic leader and chairman of the Democratic National Congressional Committee)," Farley said.

"We addressed the gathering and explained the problems of patronage in our department and patronage generally. After my talk no questions were asked me, It was a harmonious meeting," To Fill Key Placet First Furley explained that in handling patronage, he was trying to fill the "key places" first and added that places under the key appointees could not be filled until the Senate confirmed the "key men." This had occasioned delay, he said. About 50,000 postmasterships would have to be filled eventually, he said, while altogether there were probably 150,000 jobs to be filled. "We won't do it within two months or six months," he said. "It'll probably take us a year.

We are as anxious to get this load off of us as anybody." number of articles of historical value. The document, dated November 18, 1926, left to the United States Government "the two flags of truce, one made IJ.M JaVkHomlllc, lia. :i.ns 11.00 Savannah, Ciiltimhla, N. Atlanta, ia Itulcliili. N.

of a white towel and the other' of a e.o. Anil many oilier holms the jobs would be filled with deserving Democrats as rapidly as possible. Hit Aides Support Him With him was First Assistant Postmaster-General Joseph O'Mahoncy and Harlcc Branch, executive assistant, who also related problems confronting the Postoflice Department on patronage matters. After shaking hands with all the Representatives, Farley held a conference with newspaper men. "We came here at the invitation of my old friend Joe (Representative clwektvl.

flto! overs AIho on line from Washington Mldiilnlil, Hnmo fnnw and conditions will the July I and it and Si Kept. 1 and October Nov. 38 and W. Niilo for May 28 Apply on Auk. 4 and Httinu farm apply via Old Bay Line (u Norfolk.

Thctice Seaboard lo white handkerchief, which were used on the occasion of the surrender of General Lee at Appomattox, and also a table on which the surrender of General Lee to General Grant was written." Now In War Department The will said the items were located in Memorial Hall of the War Department Building at Washington and that the bequest was made in the hope "that they may be permitted to retain their present position." The United States Military Academy at West Point was left a "button, Redueed round-trip Pullman from Waaliluichin. Seaboard because of her participation in the civil-disobedience campaign against Air Line Railway Gandhi, cakFromFast, Is Carried On Stretcher Physician Expresses Disappointment That Mahatma Has Failed In Health So Quickly the Government, was released from jail today and hurried to her husband's bedside from Ahmedabad. Plaza tlU S. Calvert St. By the Associated Press Greeley, May 11 State and Federal 3,2 per cent, beer laws were held unconstitutional today by District Judge Claude C.

Coflln, and he upheld the city in its refusal to issue beer licenses. Judge Coffin ruled the State and Federal laws are "clearly invalid" because they "seek to thwart and evade the dry amendments in the United States and Colorado constitutions." He denied the Greeley Elks' Club and Fred N. Fetch, cafe owner, a writ of mandamus which they sought to compel the City Council to issue the licenses. Counsel Plan Appeal Attorneys for the petitioners indicated they would appeal to the Colorado Supreme Court. Judge Coffin commented: "Congress, by legislative enactment, might state gasoline is non-inflammable, but that does not keep it from burning." He referred' to the "Rhode Island case," in which the Supreme Court, he said, held that neither Congress nor the Legislature may pass a measure thwarting or evading provisions of the Constitution.

May Be Vehicle For Test Sought By Prohibitionists Washington, May 11 (P) The decision of Judge Claude C. Coffin in Colorado that the State and Federal beer laws were in violation of the Constitution may be the vehicle which prohibitionists have sought for bringing to the Supreme Court the question of the law's legality. Dry leaders have insisted from the time modification of the Volstead act was first suggested to permit sale of 3.2 beer and wine that it would be unconstitutional and in violation of the Eighteenth Amendment. Poona, India, May 11 OP) The Mahatma Gandhi, visibly weakened in the fourth day of his projected three weeks' fast, tonight had to be carried on a stretcher to his bed. An Electric Refrigerator Pays Daily Dividends The Nationalist leader was no longer "THIS KITCHEN FURNITURE HAS GIVEN ME THE "RIGHT YOU AREI YOU FINISH THE CHAIRS AND I'll GET BUSY WITH THE KITCHEN CABINET." able to do any spinning, an occupation which took up much of the first two days of his fast, which is in pro BLUES LONG ENOUGH test against treatment of the lowest classes.

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