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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01
Arts and Letters
Club Entertains
For l.. F. Crawford

Lewis F. Crawford, superintendent
Of the State Historical society, was
honor guest at a dinner given by
the Arts and Letters club Saturday
night at the Grand Pacific hotel. The
affair was given in celebration of
the publication of Mr.. Crawford's
latest book, "Rckindling Camp Fires"
which has just come from the press.
The color scheme used in decorating
the dining room was green and vel.
low and the round table was conferred
with jonquils bordcred with ferns.
Covers were laid for all club men,
bers and six guests.
A toast was proposed during the
evening to the new son of DIR. r. S.
Towne, member of the club. Mr..
Crawford made short talk, telling
of his hook. He was profuse in his
thanks, to Clell Cannon, who drew
the cover design, and Russell Reid,
the nature photographer who produc-
ed many of the illustrations. Both
young men are members of the club.
Following the dinner short bust
ness meeting was held in the hotel
parlors. The club voted to back the
project Of presenting exhibits of ORR
ginal art in Bismarck from time to
time, the exhibits to be brought from
the art centers Of the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Svcinbjorn Johnson
will entertain ut the next meeting Of
the club, February 13.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01

Cynthia Grey
Says:
by CYNTHIA GREY

The old Northumberland discus
sion of ais it right for married
woman to work outside the home p
seems to still draw ire and huzzas
from both the male and female Of
the sex.
We chortlcd Justify over a recent
article on the subject. and yelled
Alta girl" loudly at its author
Ruby A. Black. writing in "Nation."
List to some Of Ruby A. Blacks
words. and yell Alta girl" with me.
"Thc American male brcadwinncr
has received gricvous blow in the
pockctbook. As a result he has set
up plaintive, but clamorous cry
concerning pains in his altruism. his
sympathy, his hope for the future,
his love for the home. and various
other Of what he chooses to call his
finer feelings.
with the help Of tho Womcn's
Bureau of tho United States Depart
mcnt of Labor he has seized upon a
new kind of gas bomb with which he
may attack the camps Of the en-
croaching female wagc-carncr. He
and the Womcn's Bureau have given
out this interviews:
"'Women cannot stand the strain
of business hustle and hustle as we'll
as men. Thousands Of young women
break down every year."
Then Miss Black clcverly and
shrcwdlv points out that the gentle
men and the Womcn's Bureau desig-
nate as jobs pcrilous to women only
those jobs which the men themselves
want.
Ak.x@ ri
the dust and clamor and fumes Of
factory work. but not the speed and
tension of office work
And when it comes to the profes-
sions-law, journalism. medicine
why, women cannot endure these at
all!
"No mention is made" says Miss
Black. "of teaching in the public
schools, which involves greater
nervous strain than either journal
ism or law. Men do not care to
teach in the public schools. SO that's
all right"
Some figures arc trotted out to
prove female workers are encroach-
ing upon the male occupational baili-
wick, after which Miss Black sum-
marizcs:
"No wonder men view with alarm!
The ungrateful females whom they
brought into business and industry
to perform the less remunerativc
tasks have. with utter lack Of taste
and business ethics. invaded the
branches of work which the men
had always meant to keep for them
selves! So it is not good for the wom
ans health! Anybody could see
that, except an illogical woman!"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01
New Dodge Brothers
Coupe Arrives Here

Two of the latest models Of the
Dodge Brothers coupe were unloadcd
in Bismarck today by the NJ b. Gil
man company, local Dodge Brothers
the companys show rooms. The new w
models are lacquer finished in Brew
ster green, with upholstcring Of gray
Spanish leather, and arc very at
tractivc.
The small windows ut each side Of
the seat have been eliminated and
instead the doors are considerably
wider, giving the driver and the oc-
cupants an unobstructed view on
either side. Several other improve
mcnts are noted in the latest models.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01
At The Movies
ELTlNGE THEATRE

That man Milton Stills changes
personality so fast these days that
movie fans have hard time keep
ing up with him.
1t seems only yesterday that he
was New York policeman in "Thc
Making Of O'Mallcy." Then he APP
peafNu as prize fighter in THE
Knockout" Today and Tuesday at
the Eltingc he is OF Italian duke in
"The Unguardcd Hour" his lates;
feature. picture.
Stills simply can't get away from
."he-man" stuff, however. for even
in 1.-THE unguarded Hour he plungcs
into the briny deep, dressed in all
the fine clothes of duke, and res
cues Doris Kenyon from screen
death in one Of the thrilling scenes.
Doris Kenyon is the featured fcmin-
inc player in this picture and. in the
supporting cast are Claude King,
Jed Prouty, Lorna Duvecn, Cornelius
Kcefc, Dolores Cassinelli, Charles
Boyer. Viva Ogden, j. Moy Gcnnctt
and others.
The comedy on the program. "For
Daddie's Sake" is one of the most hi
lar.ous shown at the Eltingc this
winter. As special attraction in
addition to the regular program for
Monday and Tuesday, "His Brothers
Keeper" a two-rccl dramatic picture,
will be shown.
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Mrs. Kellogg Is
Hostess at Second
Party of Series

Mrs. Charles F. Kellogg. 1872 Ave-
nue. B, entertained Saturday after
noon at the second of q series of
bridge parties. Three tables were in
play, honors going to Mrs. H. S.
Dobler and Mrs. J. c. Obcrg.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with roses and potted flowers. Each
table was centercd with bud vase
Of roses. A course luncheon was
served at the conclusion Of the after
noon
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Social and Personal
u. C. T. and Ladies
Have Banquet at
G. p. on Saturday

Covers were laid for more than 100
guests at the u. e.. T. and Auxiliary
dinner Saturday evening at the
Grand Pacific hotel. +. E. Flaherty
presided as toastmaster 1t the pro-
gram which included talks by Cover
nor A. &. Sorl'e. Mrs. Richard Tracy,
and Edward Yates Of Minneapolis,
grand councillor Of the u. G.. +. vo-
cal Solos were given by Mrs. Frank
Barnes and Howard Light. Mrs. n.
a. McCord and A. E. Brink were in
charge of the affair.
After the banquet the ladies were
entertained at . card party in the
Elks hall. Honors were won BY Mrs.
J. c. Oberg and Mrs. Howard Light.
At the same time the men held their
regular meeting and initiated two
new members.
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daughters, Mrs. F, &. Chrams Of Cas-
per. Wyo., and Miss Amanda Nun
son Of Bismarck. were at his death
bed He is survived by two other
children. Mrs. NJ. c. Smith Of Venice,
talii. and Henry Munson of AM
arillo. Tex, who are unable to be
here for the funeral.
Mr.. Munson has been resident of
North Dakota for 20 years. Funeral
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01
Odd Fellows Have
18th Anniversary
Party Tomorrow

The twcnty-fifth anniversary of
the Capital City Lodge, No. 2, 1. q.
O.F. will be celebrated with II party
tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock IN
the hall. All Odd Fellows, their
wives, and Rebecca members are IN
vitcd.
The program will include dancing
and refreshments. +. &. Larson and
Charles l.. Hanson will talk. The
25-year medal and badge Of the or
der will be presented. to an old menu
Der BY G. r. Green. Members of the
Sterling and Mandan lodges are cx-
pccted to be in attendance.
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Former Bismarck Boy
Has Part in a. Film
Showing at Mandan

A former Bismarck boy, Tom For
man, who has been in Hollywood,
Calf, for the past three years, will
be seen in the picture, "The People
Versus Nancy Preston" which is be-
Ing shown ut the Palace Theatre in
Mandan today and tomorrow.
Z Mr. F0rman lived in bismarck dur
ing his bOyhood and attended the
city schools. He is the son of Mrs.
Robert Dedd Of ZIG Mandan Avenue.
Bismarck. So
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RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. v. Showers 70 Long
View, Wash, who were called to the
city by the death of Mrs. Showers
mother, Mrs. Fricstad, returned to
their home today. Mr.. Showers was
formerly manager of the Western
Union in Bismarck. Mrs. Showers
will be remembered as Miss Agnes
Friestad of this city.
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Bridge Dinner
Given Saturday
at Strauss Home

DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss enter
tanned Saturday evening in their
home with seven o'clock dinner for
"a guests. Valentine favors were
used on the charmingly appointed
tables and the same colors were car
ried out in the menu Of the course
dinner.
Six tables Of bridge were played
after dinner. Honors in the games
were won by Mrs. O. Lundquist and
Major Harold Sorcnson. The affair
was the second Of series of dinners.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01
Glen Ullin Man !
Dies Of.

Martin Ander Of Glen ullin, 70.
passed away Sunday morning ct =
local hospital. Apoplexy was given
Horst. daughter, was with him At
his death bed.
Glen n snd funeral e . sae ceme r
DC held Wednesday afternoon accord
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EN- ROUTE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bergen Of Glen
Ullin visited friends in the city over
the weekend. They are cn route
home from La Crosse, Wis.,, where
they were married at Christmas time
at the brides home. Mrs. Bergen
was formerly Miss Mary Duchholz Of
this city.
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SON BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Johnson an
nounce the birth of son, Sunday
morning, at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Miller, SOB Ninth Street.
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Lions to Meet
With KiWanians
and ROtarians

Plans for the joint meeting of tho
Lions, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs
Thursday, February 10. at the
Grand Pacific were announced to.
day. at the meeting of the Lions
club. The Lions club members
and their wives will be entertained
at valentine dinner dance on
Februar-r Is.
Fred Peterson, Ray Folsom. d.
E. Shipley,A j. p. Speis and Her
man Brocopp were appointed as an
extension committee to work with
q national representative of the
club from Chicago, who will be
here in the near future to visit the
local club.
/. G. Frendbcrg, the club pianist,
who has been visiting in the east
for six months. was in attendance
and entertained with piano sol IS.
Guests included A. Il. Nelson Of st.
Paul. A. G.. Olson If Jamestown.
G. F.. Hall and w. G.. Wright OF
Minneapolis. Rev. A. a. Holmes
gave short talk.
F0r< Lucky Strike Ignite.
Phone 81.
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RETURN FROM SOuTl

Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Madden have
returned from Jefferson City, Mo-,
where Mr. Madden has been the past
six weeks attending a rate hearing.
Mrs. Madden was the guest of rela-
tivcs ut Lawrence, Kan, during part
of that time.
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III. @. MunsOn Of
Center Dies Here

II. O. Munson. 65. of Center, who
has been i'll mt u local hospital since
Christmas, passed away at 10 o'clock
this morning. His wife and two
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ATTENn .r1INCRAr.

All members of the American War
Mothers will meet in the basement
of the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow. at 1:45 p. nj. to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. J. S. Arnold, a men,
Der of the organization.
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WEEKEND CuIES'

Miss Blanche Wall, who is a teach
CIR at Washburn, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Rogers in Bismarck over
the weekend.
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SERVICES AT ST. GEORGES
The Feast of the Publication Of
the Blessed Virgin Mary will be
celebrated with special services for
mothers at St. Georges Episcopal
church at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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rs IMPROVING

NJ. N. Garrison, who has been SER
iously i'll at the. St. Alexius hospital,
was reported today as improving. His
brother, L. Glazer Of Minot spent
the weekend in the city with him.
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VISITED HERE

Miss Theresa Weiss and Paul
Schwartz Of New Salem were guests
at the home of Miss Weiss sister,
Mrs. Walter Purfeerst, in Bismarck
over the weekend.
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HOSPITAL ALUMNI TO MEET
A meeting of the Bismarck Hospi-
tai Alumni will be held Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the nurses
home.
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YlSITED SIsrEI

Miss Florence Nelson of Under
wood was the weekend guest Of her
sister, Miss Esther Nelson.
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WEEKEND VISIT

Harry Samuelson Of Under wood
spent the weekend in the city with
friends. He was en- route to Fargo
where he will transact business.
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VISITOR LEAVES

Mrs. A. Southey, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. G. D. Bell, left this
morning for her nome at Garrison.
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RETIlRNS HOME

Peter Gergen Of Turtle Lake, who
has been confined to the St. Alexius
hospital for some time, returned to
his home this morning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01

IT TIT. uncertainty and insecurity
l. OF tho old-timc sanitary pad"
has been ended. Scientific protection
now supplants il.
Wear sheer gowns. keep up with
social and business requirements, at
all times without handicap.
"KOTEX" is a new and remark
able way five times as absorbent
as ordinary cotton pads.
/lou discard it as easily as piece
y Of tissue. No laundry. No
embarrassment.
Absorbs and dcodorizes at the
same time. Thus ending ALL fear
OF offending.
You get it for few cents at any
drug or department store simply by
saying "KOTEX.' Women ask for
it without hesitancy.
Try Kotcx. Comes II in a pack
age. Proves old ways all unneces-
sary risk.
K
No laandry-discard like tissue
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RifSTNEoS TnIp

l.. G.. Void will leave tonight fol
Minneapolis where he will transact
business.
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VISITED HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson and
children Of Wing were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Bardsley over the
weekend.
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Auto Dealers. Of
Mandan Plan Show

Retail automobile dealers Of Man.
dan have completed arrangements for
a automobile. show which will Be
February 10 and -. Eleven dealers
ars backing TIE show. ind It least
display. The show will Be- held in
the state trimming school gymnasium.
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GUEST OF SISTER

Arthur Nelson of Coleharbor rs il
the city, the guest of his sister
Miss Helen Nelson.
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SON RORN

MIR. and Mrs. Carl Sinphengorscr
of Golden Valley are the parents Of
a SON born Saturday at the st. Alex
JUS hospital.
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cTJ1p tn Mrr.

MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
The Mothers club will meet with
Mrs. r. NJ. Bergcson tomorrow after
noon.
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Mrs. L. J. Jcdlicka of Sterling was
shopping in the city Saturday.
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THE CAPITOL.

Some Of the reasons for the Nigh
cost of making motion picture pro-
auctions can be learned from Bob
bed Hair" the Warner Bros. Classic
Of the Screen, which viii begin a two
day engagement tonight at the Capt.
tol Theatre.
/. The first thin. the script called for
was the wrecking Of an automobile
Of expensive make, and then couple
Of sea going boats followed suit. In
fact, the collection of boats used for
this picture rescmblcl a small navy.
One Of the boats was big 1OO-foot
cruiser yacht well fitted up. Then
there was Il small schooner or two.
tug. half dozen yawls and u
sprinkling Of fishing boats to round
out the quota. Not all Of these boats
were sunk just II fewand not by
any order Of the disarmament COM
mittec at Washington, but because
the twenty authors responsible for
the story so willcd it.
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LEAVES FOR OHIO
morning for Barbarton, Ohio.
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VrSTTED son

Fred Ritz of Judson visited his
son At the Bismarck hospital over the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-01
RI,SrNESS VISITOR

BUSINESS VISITOR
II. S. Campbell Of Lisbon spent the
past week in the city trayacting
business.
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Here is an example of the new high
crown creased to slope slightly for
ward over ripping brim. 1t is
shown in the new muscatcd brown
Of softcst felt.
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PALACE. MANDAN


Something different in the line Of
vaudeville acts will be seen ut the
Palace Tuesday. when Lcstra La
mont. with Jack and Hazel, the Pa
per Fashion Plate, appears in Songs
Dances and Gowns" Mr.. Lamont
demonstrates that paper may be even
finer than silk and satins. Lcstra
is assisted by Jack German ut the
piano, and Hazel, Il very petite maid,
in the fashion revue. Chas. Aston, in
Art While You Watt" has the, abil-
ity Of making pictorial representa-
tion from almost any kind of ma
tcrial, doing pictures with felt, wa
ter color and oil paint. Elsie and
Jack Wicks present smart talk and
songs, and fast Charleston by Jack
Wicks in "A Little Fun in One" Cliff
Clark, in Typical Types" is Il char
actcr comedian doing singing, talk
ing and dancing, and knows how to
put his stuff over. "Dancc Diver
sions," by two girls and three men
is fantasy Of novel dancing and
music in which Brcn Sisters, Albert
Escoc and jim Hartley are featured
Oriental, acrObatic, classic, adagio
and jazz dance numbers are offered
Lewis Stone and Alma Rubens are
featured in the photoplay number on
the program, titled Pine Clothes"
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FROM STERLING

r. s. Wilde of Duluth is spending
the week in the city with friends.
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FROM DULUTI

Mrs. Mike Markcrt of. Garrison
was shopping in the city Saturday.
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ACCEPTS POSITION
SHOPPING HERE

Il. T. Schcc has accepted u posi-.
lion with the Capital Chevrolet Co.
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!, For LlEky Strilkr ignite.
PhgNe 81, s
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FOrs Lucky Strike Ignite
Phone 81.

Hope muslin basement 15c I'd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
FROST ON PACIFIC
SLOPE THREATENS
CITRUS ORCHARDS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 15.-CP)
The cold snap which has harassed
California in general and fruit grow
ers in particular for the last three
weeks. appears TO have been definitely
broken by rain and light snow falls
il the northern part of the state and
showers that extended to the central
portion.
Light snow and rain were reported
from many parts Of the state late last
night and today, although frost
warning was issued last night by the
government weather forecaster at
Pomona, urging Southern California
citrus growers 10 use Smudge pots TO
protect their orchards against frost
carly today.
The weather bureau here says ten.
perature increases will come gradually
in the next few days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
PSYCHOLOGIST
TOLECTURE
IN 8. A.
DR.. Marie Winchell Walker
to Deliver Addresses
at Menger Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. San Antonio, here's
a new way out of home troubles,
Perhaps Mr.. San Antonio is tired
because his wife seems TO nag at him
ell the time.
Perhaps Mrs. San Antonio is grow
ing weary because her husband shaves
only once every two days and is ir-
ritated by the manner in which he
likes to take his soup.
HERE'S SOLUTION.
If so, here's the solution: "All you
have TO do is become deaf or blind
by auto-suggestion," says DR.. Marie
Winchell Walker. of Chicago, former
army contract surgeon, who will give
a series of free lectures on psychology
and character analysis at the Menger
hotel ball room beginning Sunday.
IF person keeps on thinking he
doesn't want to see or hear things
the subconscious mind gradually takes
it uD and does something to carry it
out" DR.. Walker said.
PLAN CLASSES.
Mrs. Clara Myrick, president of the
San Antonio Psychology club, will in
troduce DR.. Walker Sunday night
when she will lecture on Psychology
and Health" Other lectures are:
Suggestion and the Subconscious
Mind" Monday; "The Emotions and
Health" Tuesday; Food for the
Human Machine" Wednesday and
The Art of Getting What You
Want" Thursday.
Beginning next Friday DR.. Walker
will conduct classes in psychology and
character analysis each night for
week. Glasses will be held in the
Menger hotel rose room.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
PROBE MYSTERY.
Of CH|LD'S
& DEATH
Owner Finds House
!. Stripped and Baby's
Is Body Missing.

Investigation which followed the
stripping of house in the 2lO0 block
Of North Elmendorf Street led TO the
mysterious spiriting away of the body
of q child Friday.
p. b. Steward, agent for the Smith
and Smith Realty Company, requested
police Friday TO conduct an investi-
cation and search for the body.
Stewards request followed the re-
port of neighbors that a child had
died in the house Sunday. No fun
eral followed and the disposition OF
the body remains a mystery, accord
ing to police.
Z According to Smith. the house was
leased to . family. Friday he visited
the people TO collect rent. he found
The house stripped of the plumbing
fixtures. Inquiries Of neighDors dis
closed the child's death Sunday.
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FRANK v. PATTON
HEADS LAUNDRYMEN
CONTINUED From Page one.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
ing that Texas laundry owners do not
enjoy a fair rate. and present it TO the
state insurance commissioner, was
started at the Thursday afternoon ses-
sion.
1t was brought out at the morning
meeting that the laundry owners of
The state are likely 10 petition the
state commissioner for a revision in
compensation insurance rates.
We have the statistics to show
that we are paying too much premium
and If we do not have interest enough
ID stand IN for our rights we need
not expect better treatment" Gus
Amundsen of Galveston said in talk
10 the association.
Rules for a fixed standard of safe
guards in policies should be made in
Texas and not New York, Eugene
Cherry Of Sherman, declared.
2 The biggest part of the laundry
business comes from the middle class
of people, the rich classes depend al
most altogether on servants for their
laundry work, Mr.. Cherry said.