The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE SCIANTON REPUEU6AN. THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933 Plan Anniversary this evening. Patrick Hughes is general chairman. Captain Harry Davis heads the ticket committee and Bernard Schloss is secretary. Hahnemann Nurses Graduate Tonight Corporation Gets 9 Of Local Library Title to Brewery Fell Plant Conveyed by Trustees Derby and Davis To Addres Meet ft c0i Edwin Markham, Poet, To Give Address jv In commemoration of the ISOth anniversary of the first Pob to receive naturalization papers of America and Portrait of a Man Talking to Hinuelf Plana are being completed for the observance on June 1 of the fortieth anniversary of the Albright Memorial building.

A community meeting at a Revolutionary war hero who fought Tickled Because one of the newspapers Is "going to town" on the tip (thanks to Mike Porter) that a radio "perfect crime" continuity obviously The Fell Brewing company, Incorporated on April 11, last, came into possession of th Old Fell brewery ln Simpson on April 17, it was revealed with the filing of two deeds In the oflice of Recorder of Deeds Thomas J. McDonnell yesterday. The deeds filed were those convey Inff title hv fiha1ff f. Tav.a inspired the brothers Buck of Harwichport to snatch Peggy Ken the Central High school auditorium, the presenting of two bronze tablets. neth Buck, who might have been successful at his racket, was tuned in one and an historical exhibit of interest night on a broadcast from New The "perfect Crime" it was called are part of the features of the oc and then the dramatization related how simple it would be to steal a child.

caslon. The principal speaker will be Edwin The broadcast, it appears, dealt with two kidnapers who gained possession Markham, the distinguished American witn Washington in the war for independence, Kosclmzko will be honored on Sunday afternoon at Town hall. The program will begin at 3 o'clock. The exercises are under the auspices of the Polish Progressive Political club of Lackawanna county. Attorney Corne'lus Comegys, vice president of the Lackawanna Historical society, will be one of the principal speakers.

Other speakers will be Mayor Fred K. and Councilman Stanley J. Davis. Miss Matilda Zurowski will give a reading, "Kcs cluszko, a Martyr of Liberty." Iihe program will Include many well known speakers, choirs and orchestra selections. The public is invited.

Attorney Stanley M. Evans, trustee, on June 3, 1927, when the brewery was sold at sheriff's sale here. On that deed the trustee rode a notation to the effect that the money used of the kid by posing as the parents, and telephoning the school after Inducing the parents to leave the receiver off the hook "for This pre poet, the author of "The Man With the Hoe." "Lincoln, the Man of the vented anyone from phoning the house to check up on whether or not It would be okay to let the child go horn aione, At any rate, one oi tne people," etc. word has been received that his subject will be "Books and Their Power to Build Character." This promises to be a notable occasion that all who are Interested in books will enjoy. A splendid musical orotrram is also ior tne purcnase or ine property, 999.45, was supplied by Charles J.

Mirtz, chief deputy sheriff under Davis. The second deed, executed on April 17, this year, was signed by the trustee, Attorney Evans, and Mr. Mirtz. gazettes will shame the radio sponsors out of offering such material and prooaby the companies win Photo by Bchrlever being arranged for the evening meet stop tne correspondence school in And I don't sympathize with Cyril Buck, either, who spurned his The consideration was not mentioned. A complete rsport of tne airrerent committees will be made tonight in $10,000 'share" from Mr.

McMath. ing. Banking Institute St. Stanislaus school auditorium. Walter A.

Pron will preside. Pictured above are members of the 1933 graduating class of the Nurses Training school, Hahnemann hospital, who will receive their diplomas at exercises tonight at the Century club. Col. L. A.

Watres will deliver the commencement address. In the first row, left to right, are: Ann Marie Arbacheski, Alt Nellie Johns, Gladys Thomas. Ruth Dorothy Drack; second row, Mildred I. Babarskls, Monld. Marche knis, Ruth Janet Emery, Jean Elinor Borosky; third row Madelyn Theresa Pralaka, Miss Grace D.

Brown. R. Sarah Elizabeth Iin derman. Dorothy Mae Major; fourth row, Beulah A. Weaver, Louise Hutchison Dillon and Louise May Baker.

That was another trick in case of a is worse than mur der The torture of not knowing" Slavonic Club Will The Fell Brewing company, according to its charter of Incorporation, la capitalized at $50,000 represented by 1,000 shares of $50 par value stock. Arthur Webber, 536 Orchard street, this city, was stated to be the holder of 700 shares; Attorney Everett A. Rosser. 418 Cedar avenue, shares and John A. Banks, 234 Elm street, Dunmore, 25 shares.

must Therefore, to paraphrase To Hold Banquet it Burn 'Km bucks Alive Recital Soloist Hold Regular Meeting The Slavonic Republican league will I like Mrs. Roosevelt. has Railroads Blame U. S. "way about I like hearing that Rev.

Giles to Address sne nasnt iorgotten ner men as since she became Mrs. America. she Alderman Slattery Fines Smith $100 Annual Gathering conduct its monthly meeting tomorrow night at International hall, this city, at 8 o'clock. An entertainment has been arranged and refreshments will be provided. George A.

Hrlcko, president, will In the chair. can Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt mo Chris Rose to Lead Group on Hiking Trip For Their Financial Plight tors to Endicott, N. Y.

(a whole day's The annual banauet of Scranton drive) and visits friends who dwell in humble home: one of those two family houses and these friends are "not in the money," as we say around chapter, American Institute of Banking, will be held Saturdav evsnlnn A newly formed club to allow those who would like to learn something of the thrill and benefits of hiking will take their first ramble tomorrow 1 I.QA EDITOR'S NOTE This li the teeond tf three stories ea the nation's rail' road problem and what Ilea behind It. Roaring Brook Man Ac Half Barrel of Beer ln the Crystal ballroom of Hotel Casey. Longacre Squara. after each William Kalowsky. of the Peckville meal Mrs.

Roosevelt Insists on going By MORRIS GILBERT NBA Service Writer National bank, oresident is out into tne Kitcnen and neips watn Ordered Destroyed Destruction of a half barrel of beer cused by Wardens Jacob Smith, former Roaring Brook township supervisor, was fined $100 chairman of the commutes in charge and dry the dishes it to WASHINGTON. MftV 10 Blnatnrl salaries to rallrnH nreMiMvpm mtiaf. an and has prepared a program of unusual "Foche" Howard of the N. Y. Press That's the Rooseveltlan prescription.

to respond to anything He it doesn't stem right to apostles of the New Deal to pay some rail exec merit. The Rev. W. warren Giles, seized by federal dry agents several weeks ago ln the case of Harry Mc Guigan. 121 South Webster avenue, was uoe iiuu utra us eA uuiz uewBimuti i utives ziou.ouo a vear lor ine nnviiew rannin tno iuim at.

a loan noted lecturer of East Orange. N. will be the principal speaker. and costs when arraigned yesterday before Alderman Frank J. Slattery, Ninth ward, on charges of polntins to take up the "Mlss a Meal" (and Senator C.

C. Dill says Isa Micnaei r. Flanagan president oi ordered yesterday by U. S. Judge Albert L.

Watson. It is believed to be firearms, threats to kill and inter Duy oesuiute nines i enough for any ran executive. He is His subscribers number thousands of chairman of the senate Interstate the chapter will preside. D. R.

Ather the smallest destruction order on rec fereing with an officer. ton, executive rice president' of the sportsmen ana win neip a I commerce commission, and he em ord ln the local federal court. SMMbuig irum wic x. in. a.

ab o.au P. m. The leader of the new Hiking club Is the veteran Chris Rose, who has tramped the Scranton region probably more than any other local man and from his unlimited store of interest lng points will lead the group to various destinations each Friday evening with the goal of four or five miles. Plans call for steak roasts, nature study and other programs ln conjunction with the hikes, with the return beta? made to the association building about 8 o'clock for a shower and a swim. Those interested have been asked to get ln touch with Chris Rose at First National bank or Fred Keller man at the Y.

M. C. A. Michael Earley, Dunmore, deputy First National bank, this city, will be r. A lot promoting coin lor wnicn a low bodied this fteure In a bill defining; un tne toastmaster.

Music for dancine Allt SUB UW1 luf3 bow and an affectionate embrace. der what, condition th Reconstruction will be furnished by a first class or TRUCK APPLICATIONS Maurice Trexler, secretarv of the Nice to read these notices on "Tonight Finance corporation should lend Lower Than in 19321 or Never, wnicn stars Frltzi scnen money to the carriers. cnestra. Assisting Mr. Kalowsky are, Edna L.

Callaghan. Martha Graf. Pennsylvania Motor Truck association, has announced that truckers from this game warden, and George Marcinko, Dunmore, fire marshals, appeared against Smith and testified that the latter had threatened to blow their heads off last Sunday when they were on their way to his home to question him relative to allsged killing of game out of season. William Anneman, game warden, aleo Th Atim. iT rft.

IiT i But important and worse The Atlantic City oraclw praise her to investors the aureested Lester Itterly. Ff ank Cwynar and John Kenmp on the arrangements. The total number of births for the past month was 238, a drop of fourteen from the number for MISS JANE M. STTJMM of cutting railroad fixed HI a little during that Paramount Miss m. Rr.iimm rahnvi nn.

week every time Frltzi came out to CARD PARTY COMMITTEE The committee of the Lackawanna vicinity may procure infor pertaining to applications to the public service commission at the headquarters o' the local association, 620 West Linden street. Applications must be ln the hands of the commission by Saturday, the same period last year accord ing to figures compiled yesterday by Mrs. Paul Kadak, registrar of tralto soloist, and Emmahuel HoUand, sin "Kifs Me It made me verslon to lower Interest rates, or County Republican club ln charge of Attorney Jesse Sickler represented tne card party to be Riven next Tues ceiiist, win oe tne assisting artists at wik a iuj otherwise adjusted to be less of a bur. the organ recital to be presented to of flash in the pannera like Berile I de than It beerZ vitai statistics. Women should always precede their escorts down a receiving line.

Smith at the hearing. day night at Hotel Jermyn will meet LviuKiiy oi oothkib, ana organist oi wucuj stage schuh i i.r, First Scientist church, New ySrk. coffee and cake coin. Well, Frltzi is "1 Mr. Phillips was organist in the starring again and enticing "raves" VSZ.

TMrt Pohv.Hn tht. frm oritl. that m.vj ma faal Off 100 MlltS on the dollar On their venting them from storing up a surplus in good times against bad. now th WMtmlnstjir P.shvtrlor! ro miiph hett.PT. are tw mnv aeb Obligations, is the grave Warn.

now the Westminster Presbyterian eo much There are too many With all these embarrassments, the in church. He also conducted the Scran counterfeits getting breaks. ftf JserH uS? Lvir ton Civic orchestra. many of them who can't do anything ELS' F'JL railroads also face today the lithe, strenuous comparatively unsupervised, but do it so well. fu nr ih.

Atv is the order of the day. rivalry of the automobile. Trucks move from factory or field direct to buyer. Are That Dhoto of Hitler in "draB" Which recalls tne pessimistic wore Women to Assist Truck service expands along nation Hro, tneaninir feminine atr.lrel sihen I Of One industrial DrODhet: RallTOaOS you following wide webs. Busses carry millions.

Pri he attended a dance and ball patronized 1U pay dividends again he said, "but vate cars supplant suburban rail fac dv wnn skid wa no sdutious i jrT In Poppy Sales ilities. Railroad passenger traffic in The Causes line here The difficult part Deflation, however, is not the com. suburbia has dropped 40 per cent since 1920. plete answer to the railroads' cry for help. There must also be affirmative oi acquiring it lor publication is tnls man who has such fun showing it to friends at his apartment is a German, and is afraid of reprisals All this, rail men say, has been actively stimulated by the government.

steps, aimed at stimulation. Railroad nil Mrs. Mayer Expects 100 Workers for May 20 men stoutly amrm that the lines can irom local wazis besides, ne is com through development of national high neiD themselves if certain present trov ways and by neglect to tax road users fortably fixed and cannot be tempted to give it up for even $1,000 which ernmental restrictions are removed proportionately to their profits. as li now planned. oi extradition offer still hear that the Inuteli Kreuwr 4b Toll An asked wh The government, too.

has spent many millions in developing waterways. It Ir claim for the same amount CITY PLANS G01 brother of a well known woman danea meanwmic, wnat is tne cause oi tne Women of Scranton are respond JKf I SSr Bufhe too1 diMase7 Wnv tnls neml? 1116 doc' Mean wn lie, wnat is the cause of tne .1 really wan that asked by the American runs a fleet of Mississippi barges in direct competton and at a loss, accord V' column, TTi Ih, But if you take all tea wu filed by Ian Monner. their diagnoses AS, ig some goo 11 today aJ dinner toi mating the Swedish nquioa i and put them together you will get an ng to railroad men. The Panama Canal has slashed the railroads' transconti nowever. there will be reproduced an workers to distribute poppies on Poppy otner ukeneSs of Adolfi Showing him day, Saturday, May 20.

Mrs Elizabeth rare moment throwing his ey appauing list or iniestions, luce tnis: of Kreuger toil mis ciaim, war was made merely to avoid Silases, Athens. skullduggery by grasping financiers. nental freight service. tibijpjr umuiuui ui iuc ur to me skleg ln tne giru.n manner. rVn an rha miirtlUotr patJ laat I the last Vaulting, ambition and over possibility of legal compllca Direct government subsidv to air A good caption, I think, would be: sion connection wito me nas piayed havoc with passenger traffic Stupid extravagance.

Including the the American trustee. our PATTERN FEATURE as well as light freight. "The Nazi Call to The Chinese philosophers, you know, said that one picture told more than a Conley unit of auxiliary, said night as she was completing the enrollment of her Poppy day forces. She estimated that the auxiliary W'uld have 100 workers to help it distribute the memorial flowers to the monstrous salaries to nign executives. he claims of But all these miseries would be as I uaa management.

thousand words. Artificial government stimulated nothing, defenders of the rails assert, without the single, great, overwhelming competition. fact of the depression. Stimulus to Unbearable government restrictions. industry of a mere 10 to 20 per cent Rivalry of new means of transport peopic oi tne city.

Swell gae even If the German Le Women from other organizations as eatl()n Washington did pull strings well as from the American leg.on aux and gtop oeorga Jessel from twitting iliary are volunteering for the poppy the Nazi While Jessel work. Many volunteers are coming played ln Washington he spoke of the tion. wouia solve their problems, railmen say. And, of course the depression. from the girls' and women's algher gets in "vlsUlng bruH too true The aroups of the city.

Amonir the oritani nanii iStnaoioiii tu 5rict arf lfHe, 1. Unhappily, it feems as if all these LVU1K UW I or tourist NEXT: Plans for helping the rail roads. Mttnna whlrh have nffererf aid the Kallr were unaouoteoiy victims, ffi fa SSatSniT. A shlnzton th tch he U. S.

Petit Jurors w. vu rcoruary to accuse tne late JWlwara M. about. the German They Harriman of belne "a stock broker. 000 I a b.

1IT.II 1 1 I draau uu speculator ana operator oi railroad, of Bloomberg Appeal Drawn for June 5 armies oi otners no like the uniunny who died worth $250,000,000 "and ders juo.b uuw ucnig duoto in uermauy i never DUUt a mue of road.1 bit Jonn, tne most popular of the bar Cause and Effect trustee. Allowed by Board bers on Broadway, has finally been re "Nobody knows how many hundreds ma by t' isfsas waiueu aiier ion service. is now of millions of gralt. thievery and cor Local Residents Listed one' a panner oi a snop to wnicn come me ruption are Included in the present ben commit capital structure of the railroads," said hordes he has shaved so well elsewhere. doesn't talk to you when doesn't Ulk to you when fcoslts of For Court Duty ,000,000.

In Prosrntt Avpnup MJ Mr. Untermyer, and went on to in rrescuil mtnurj ouuu he is making you He al stance curious methods of financing Mav Ro Rpmnrlelprl WB yom, favorite ciggles gratis by which, as an example, one road BertarmlDM agalnl The name of forty five petit Ju tog filed rors ana twenty four grand jurors Keeps tne ra.io aown low, ana leading Into New York had a capitall tunes in on your pet A poor zation of $182,240 a mile, and another man all his life, who worked standing road only $42,000 a mile. In an order handed down yesterday, fn, m.irin hi AtOf ASS for the next term of federal criminal court term at Lewlsburg on June 5 were drawn yesterday at the local 137,127 the city board of zoning appeals of Wn0m followed him when he be times has been followed by an era of granted the application Of Aaron came CO Now John will no almnst emiallv Inordinate eiirhlna WaII. ieaeral building. Local residents to serve on the petit FROM juries are: Bloomberg for permission to remodel a dwelling at 501 Prescott avenue Into a store.

The property is located in an zone, where only residential buildings longer take orders ut he doesn't road men feel it amounts to perse cu give them, either 1... And it harn't tlon. No other national Industry has gone (o his He insists upon been so harried bv congress, they say. waiting on his He cer One result is that railroads have tainly rates this recognition from one been not only encouraged but forced Mrs. Alice Charters, housewife, 2011 Margaret avenue.

Scranton: Miss Jesle w. Cunningham, nurse, West west October union street, wukea Barre; Mrs. nose Vii' Hogerman, housewife. Towanda: F. Kn.rri wnoM lxtion in a lon day into uneconomic rivalry for the sake u1 "Wit comes ln his of preserving the principle of compete alter his building was opposed by a ne eve lv hin.hiiir hair titlon tXSZJFjT tm ltdZMlr.

Ttar. are four railroad, running D.dhb.yd It best of his routine between Chicago and St. Louis. There WSO by State Since '2j W. Haggerty.

clerk, 160 West River street, Wilkes Barre: John A. Ruggles. mercnant, sayre; Bernard scnioas, clerk, 324 Franklin avenue, Scranton; Jay Stemple, gentleman, East Strouds Durg. AlhuiW, On. tnrnev nivi'ri iirTriaii ai hii roiinaei tbe to touch over your tired eyes, is similar duplication elsewhere.

Mer The brf's decon irmito Bloom whlcn ndi tou dreamland fre. ers having been for years unholy and be tmciel the mteHor ofe for "hue from thU care or that repulsive in the eyes of the Interstate building store nuroosS and to John will clip and frame this commerce commission, there are to however that the fmnt eanriot be re nut Jt on th And he will send 260,000 miles, of track and a dupii .1 ffi copies to his friends ln Italv to Drove cation of trackage and fervice which Local residents to serve on the Phe city of New York has ns, grand Jury are: tr baa elved from the Stats $437.1 Dr. Allan O. Brooks. 84 North Frank htm.

its share of the receipt frori tat, a cent, JTS. de good. ome experts estimate at 30 p. per lin street. Wilkes Barre; Mrs.

Ernla Igler, housewife, 1811V Church avenue, Scranton; Mrs. Mary Morris, i gasoline tax for th thred riiit ethenri will say, "dls Winch fella he never me nigner. I 11 I 1 I nth ending Oelotfer accord rere la the dai mr aivo write iuj unless ne means u. i vhvuwk oniii housewife, 2011 Wayne avenue, Scran and laces tl iieW lork IteVlie Winch my friend loni time. Mark Restrictions, indeed, extend far be to aa announcement 'today of ton; Mrs.

Margaret J. Richards, house rustled across tff wife, 1922 Wayne avenue, Scranton; m. UtaJ.v slonr rk i mi I my friend, too. Mark give me bigger yond the mandate for artificial com UpeilS at ItltZ Urill tips. tBut dl Winch he puts in d' petition.

Railroad financing, for ln Mrr. Elizabeth Smith. 639 Harr.son avenue, Scranton, and Stanley E. Van Scoy. farmer, Center Morels nd, Wyom Conducted by Anne Adams, nationally known fashion and pattern expert, the Pattern Department of this newspaper performs a real service for the woman who sews for her self or for her family.

Every day a different Anne Adams style is offered and there is sure to be a model you will want. It is a very easy matter for you to order the pattern. Just put your order in the mail box with your remittance. A PERFECT FITTING Anne Adams Pattern with complete, illustrated instructions will reach you without delay, allowing you' enough time to look around the shops for the most suitable material with which to make up the pattern. Among the night clubs adjacent to WW ooyi onay, Amereekl" stance, is gruesomeiy snacKiea.

ex Scranton, the Ritz GrlU on the Drin treme suaplctonbased, no doubt, on ker turnpike is provini to be one of Qorge Olsen, who delves Into the accurate historical precedent ha the most popular encyclopedias, found this fact, he saya forced it into the 'rigid control of the ing county. Pitcher of Beer Free Tonight at this popular resort, The Jn confederate 1 1. C. C. That means that railroad s.it, xt vJL jm States of America borrowed IS mil financing la now so flexible aa to he 1uat At Roof Garden Opening a chorus of twenty dancing This ftwc5 00 lnCPble of facing modern revenue comes direct from a popular war to cotton quick adjustments in time of stresg New York nig.lt Club and goes on wa i sewns poaaioie since tne commission nan twice nlehtlv iu emc cmj Deen noiea ior its slowness, One pitchar of beer, the first, will be given free to each couple attending the roof garden opening of the Scranton Lodge of Elks next Satur i Mium.ni, at Bremen ar Freight rates the fundamental cash is thetor r'emona 'ffi XU5 the grill.

The music for dancing Is Ul SSh? JatholJc, fMmisheH v. vn Hebrew money, Nice of the return for which railroads work are fixed by law not on cost of service plus reasonable profit, but on an abstruse day nignt at the Nortn Washington avenue clubhouse. An orchestra will dors Thei is A1 Ta.vlor Ppte to do that I furnish the music. reservations. S.

.11. bi5' Ji0611' Th. house and entertainment com 1 mittee will be in charge. In event vivt ui. ui tnai, umcr oi unuorma of Inclement weather, the dance will ure wnoie team at tne rassaic Uonate tO Home Wonder how it feels to Donations to the Home tor the wront 8 tn? editorial pages of be held In the main banquet ball.

Charnell Speaks On Mental Reactions An Instructive paper on the sub ject "Mantel Reactions" was given by calculation based on the value of their property. Railroads are compelled, being "common carriers" under the law. to maintain uneconomic services and to transport goods, if necessary at a toss. Since 1820, railroads have been prohibited from keeping profits above 5 per cent. Any surplus must be returned to the government for distribution among unprofitable lines, the law asserts.

This "recapture clauss" hasnt worked well. Out of some $360,000,000 which the government felt it should have received in this way up to 1931, the railroads had paid in less than $11, 000,000 by the end of 1931. Bumped by Autos At the same time, railroad men argue, with some justice, the "recapture clause" not onlv dampens enthusiasm for improvement of service. but also does the lines a great wrong by pre jonn Oharnai at the weekl meet ing of Phi Delta chapter, Phalanx fraternity, in tne Y. M.

C. A. build ing last night. every day in Joseph a. scaramutso demon strated several rope tricks.

Edgar Friendless during the past month were JVES 1h received from the following: Jf let of Wttsfljld, Mr. w. w. in.i. Mrs.

r. p. Price. Mil Wno ld our Wo contract had been lr Pretzel company. Mrs.

e. h. Rtopie cancelled (and that we wouldn't be J0. Mi5 on the alr Sunday night) because herd: Mrs. Paul b.

BeHn. Mrs. w. t. Davis.

ds before that news was released Master Jlmmie Seamans. Miss Janet Sea 1 Sorry, now, that I mentioned it mans, Mrs. B. E. Prendamast, George Sohu the waves because the letch to Lackawanna County Sunday School asao gnawing more than ever elation: Mrs.

H. W. KlnKsbury. MeUtn'a I mustn't leave before May Pood comtmrtv. Reynolds Brothers, Mrs.

P. 39th, because if I did those Holyo J. Piatt, WiUlam and Josenh Prrell. As Joels would argue thev were rlnht bory Uuut of Youth. Williams bakery.

T. SS, J. Snowdon. Mrs. George B.

Smith, Key Tn broadcast. May 28th, seems atone Ice Cream comoanv. Harry B. Moore. Sq far Come on, May 28th Mrs.

w. w. Peterson. Mrs. Russell It, will be a lonesome ride after The Moran, Miss Florence D.

Smith, Mrs. W. CJlief leave Chic I ran tea Vnri Hill, Mrs. H. W.

Relnhart. rirs. David zffiL hm('VA ee Soruks, Mrs. O. Edward Bvers.

Mrs. W. A. MfdleOn, Iowa. Xammerer, Mrs Oeorce L.

Peck. Mrs. Roy POfla, Kanssa. La M' 'Al'JI" Junta, Colorado (pUces to hop off and ft'. Att Helen M.

vosbury, Dr. I. w. Bevtrson, Albuquerque, New Mexico (where and Dr. r.

p. Hoiiister. the prettiest girls ln mobs to see swarta, primus, presided. Next week Thomas A. Argust will give a review of "intelligent Benavior." Wants Damages Whit Sophie Belski yesterday filed suit against warren sugianese for dam who's on The Needles.

ages resulting from an automobile accident at Holland's Corners. Old California, where the squaws talk better English than you do. I rone, last montn. Attorney Josenh I los Angeies and tnem nugsi leaecco luea ut action..