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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-04
Mandan Library
Association to
Present "MikadO''

The Library Association Of Man
dan. an organization composed VI %
women Of the community, are sp0n-
soring an operctta. THE Mikad".
which will be presented at the Pal
ace Theatre Thursday night. March
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-04
NOTICE

TO EVERYBODY CONCERNED
From this date on will not be re-
sponsibc for any bills or debts made
or contracted for by my wife, Mrs.
l.. T.. thinner.
Dated March 4th, 1926.
Signed Mr.. l.. T.. thinner.
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Capacity Houses
Greet Evangelists

lhc union revival meetings Of the
FIRST Baptist and Evangclicai church
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-04
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1926

ported today. ,,
That farmers very generally Will
use one Of the accepted methods 81
treating seed to prevent smut loss IS
the belief of county agents, railroad
men, elevator men, and all Others
who have been in the field, Mr
Woodwork said.
At least 30 per cent of all the
North Dakota farmers are adopting
the formaldehyde for wheat, Mr.
Woodwork said.
T'fDcmand for materials. dealers
tell me, has been very heavy :
Dance nj the State Training
School Gym (Mandan) Sat
urday, March 9Th. Music by
Lows Z piece orchestra.
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A Toronto (Ont.) painter il to re-
ccivc $4,000 for painting three gem
crations, taking in II persons.
Evening star., 1926-06-15

Federation's fight against the belt
line railroad, Maj. Lawrence reported
that his association had agreed to
contribute SIS toward the fund.
Similar contributions were announced
by Charles H. Merryman, for Bradley
Hills: J. Bond Smith, for Takoma
Park; 10 v. Morgan, for Edgemoor
and Capt. Frank L. Hewitt, for the
Silver Spring Chamber Of Commerce.
The association was asked by H.
G. Robertson. delegates from Fort
Bayard Hills, to take up the question
Of obtaining legislation which would
obviate the danger from gasoline
storage at Loughborough. The matter
went to the committee on legal action.
Entertainment Committee.
The following committee on enter.
tainment was announced to arrange
for entertainments for the purpose
of raising funds to finance campaigns
of the federation: Capt. Charles V.
Johnson, Takoma Park, chairman;
Miss Alice Harwood, Silver Spring,
Woman's Improvement Club; r. 3.
Lawrence, Battery Park: Charles II
Merryman. Bradley Hills: w. r. Arm
strong. Cabin John Park; w. H
Grimes, Chevy Chase, section 4;
James f. Harper, Chevy Chase, sec
ton S; William Van Ness. Chevy
>'hase, section s; Perry X. Thurston.
Drummond; Charles II. Robb, Edge
moor; Walter w. Bogeley, Friendship
Heights; Frederick w. Page, Fort
Bayard Hills; L. G. Van Fossen, Ken
Iington: j. William Cleveland, Garrett
Park; RI. E. Alexander. Martins Addi-
ton. Chevy Chase; George H. Lamar
Rockville: r. w. Balcom, Somerset;
l.. NJ. Christie. Silver Spring Cha mber
Of Commerce; Fred l.. Lutes. Silver
Spring Citizens Association; Howa rd
Griffith, Silver Spring to Capital View
Citizens Association; Mrs. Richard
James, Woman's Improvement Club
of Silver Spring, and George Shaeffer,
Woodmont.
Assignments, Are Made.
The following committee assign.
ments were announced by President
Kuhn: DIR. H. B. Humphreys, Cabin
John Park committee on schools;
c. B. Riddle, Bethesda Chamber of
Commerce. committee on publicity:
NJ. e. Peake. Bethesda Chamber of
Commerce, internal county improve
ment; Walter r. Tuckerman. Beth.
esda Chamber of Commerce. trans.
portation and communication: Fred
erick w. Page, Fort Bayard Hills.
membership and credentials; Charles
II. Merryman. Bradley Hills. consti'
tuition and bylaws; S.. Walter Bog
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eley, Friendship Heights. committee
on public safety; Mrs. w. J. Brannon,
committee on public health; William
p. Wilson. Silver Spring to Capital
View Association, internal county i'm
provement; G. w. Stohlman. Somer-
set, roads. streets and bridges; Will
liam l.. Orem. roads, streets and
bridges; r. w. Davenport, Chevy
Chase. Martins Addition. constitution
and bylaws; A. B. Jennings. Fort
Bayard HillA internal county i'm
ment: II. E. Alexander. Chevy Chase.
Martins Addition, roads, streets and
bridges, and George II. Lamar, con-
stitution and bylaws.
The organization was welcomed last
night by Capt. Frank II. Hewitt, on
behalf of the Silver Spring Chamber
of Commerce, and following the meet
ing refreshments were served.
The association accepted the invi-
tation of Col. w. A. Kroll of Takoma
Park to hold its July meeting there.
Evening star., 1926-06-15

ers or the land are. how much Of their
land they are willing to dedicate for
park purposes, II any, and how much
they would expect pay for. This in.
formation is absolutely necessary. he
said. before action can be sought of
the Legislature with view to the
park establishment. The funds with
which this is being done are being
supplied by certain public spirited citi-
zens of the county.
Maj. Lee said that the Maryland
committee appointed by the governor
had met and organized, and that as
chairman he had communicated with
Maj. L. S. Grant. Sd, executive officer
OF the National Capital City and Park
Planning Commission. who had in
formed him that after that body had
organized he was desirous of not only
meeting with the Maryland body but
also wanted at the same time to have
the Arlington County planning COM
mittee appointed by former Gov. Trfi-
kle. He had been assured he said, OF
the fullest cooperation with the Fed
eral body. 1t is the duty OF the COM
mission, he said, to prepare compre-
hensive plan of legislation to bring
about full cooperation, to ascertain
what part of Federal funds could be
obtained in the planning work in that
part of Maryland across the border.
Problems to Be Considered.
Such problems are to be considered
as street grades, location and widths
of streets. and 1t must be determined
whether this problem is to be left with
the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission of Maryland, where 1t
now is, and have the powers enlarged.
or whether a new ZoninG or planning
body should be esta blished. The APP
proaches from the District of Colum-
bia must also be considered. He said
that his committee would welcome
any suggestions from the federation
or its delegates or from individuals in
the county.
Mai. Lee also reported that sur
vey party was in Silver Spring yes
terday TO determine the lands TO be
acquired and the widths to be estab-
lished on the Silver Spring road. as
one OF the approaches to Washing
ton. and he expressed the belief that
this work would be started within a
short time. the preliminary work to
be done under the direction of County
Commissioner Lacey Shaw, and the
actual concrete work and road build
ing to be done by the State road
forces at county expense. Walter
Bogeley reported that plans had
about been completed for widening
the Wisconsin avenue Or Rockville
road approach. Practically all the
necessary land has been acquired, and
Evening star., 1926-06-15

one piece remaining had about been
settled. he said. 1t was pointed out
that the Rockville road improvement
would cost considerably more than
the Silver Spring improvement, be-
cause of the necessity of building a
new bridge over the railroad tracks
in Bethesda.
Delegates Are Warned.
Oliver Owen Kuhn, president of the
organization, took the federation to
task and warned the delegates that If
it was TO succeed as body that the
committees must get down to work.
He told them that IL the committees
did not have any matters referred to
them, 1t was within their province to
institute action which it thought was
needed for the benefit and improve
ment of the county.
The committees have been more
or less inactive. he said, except for
a few which have acted and have
covered themselves with glory. He
pointed to the latter as indicating
that much good work tor the county
could be done. Mr.. Kuhn said that
committee. members must get over
the idea that they have performed
their duties toward their constituent
bodies and to the federation when
they have attended general meet
ing of the federation.
William w. Bridge. Edgemoor.
chairman of the committee on public
safety. reported that great progress
was being made in the campaign to
raise funds with which to provide
adequate fire protection for the sec
ton west of Rock Creek, and it APP
peared now that at least one well
organized and equipped fire COM
pany would be ablished, and pos
sibly two.
He a'sO presented to the asSocia-
ton for reference to the committee
on public utilities the b lis pending
In the national Legislature which
would ablish separate public
utilities commission Of the District
of Columbia, and asked their study
with a view to determining whether
or not the public utilities in Mont
gomery County should be brought
within the scope Of the District body.
Death to BE Probed.
Charles H. Merryman Of Bradley
Hills called to the attention of the
federation, the accident at Glen Echo
Park Sunday, when a young man
was killed on one of the amusements
there. He said that in conference
with the surgeons and eye witnesses,
the man did not die necessarily
from the wounds he received, but
from bleeding to, death. and added
that it was his information that the
Evening star., 1926-06-15
ROCK CREEK PARK
EXTENSION IN VIEW
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Montgomery Federation Told
of Plans for Land
: Acquisition.

Formulation OF a comprehensive
program of legislation for the develop
ment and Improvement of that part
sof the metropolitan area or the Ma
tionaf Capital lying in Maryland is
under way, it was announced last
night to the. Montgomery County
Civic Federation at its regular meet
jng held in the knights OF Columbus
I Hall al Silver Spring, Md, Another
step which is being taken in connec
~tion with the development of this
area is the Inauguration OF a general
bsurvey of upper Rock Creek Valley
flying in Maryland, which has for its
ultimate goal the acquisition of the
necessary land on the borders of this
Gswatershed to continue the present
Rock Creek Park of the District OF
Columbia.
j. Bond Smith, Takoma Park. chair.
man of the federation's committee on
legislation and legal action, said that
his committee was giving considera-
tion to the needs of the county with
view to preparing a comprehensive
program, and while il was not ready
10 divulce any part of the proposed
report at this time. he expected to
have it ready in the near future
In plenty of time to give the fedora
tion ample time to consideration be-
fore the legislature convenes in its
next biennial session
Would Acquire Watershed.
The plan for acquiring upper Rock
Creek Valley as a parkway for the
protection of this watershed was di-
vulged by Maj +. Brooke Lee of Silver
Spring, in reporting on the orSanZa-
tion of the Maryland Park and Plan
ming Commission. which is to affiliate
itself with the Federal park and plan.
ring commission. He said that the
survey had been inaugurated with a
view to ultimate acquisition of the
land as a park. The purpose of the
survey is to determine who the own
Evening star., 1926-06-15

man was allowed to lay on the trestle
for one hour before he was released.
This, he said, was due to the lack of
equipment for raising the cars, and
the lack of first aid attention. He
asked that the matter be taken up
with the county authorities. with
view to having a first aid station
established at such amusement parks
in the county. He also deplored the
fact that the county authorities had
not held an inquest in the matter
for the purpose Of bringing out such
details. The matter was referred to
the committee on public safety for
investigation and report.
Care Of Detectives.
The lack of facilities in the county
for educating and caring for children
with defective minds was called to the
attention Of the federation by Guy
Oyster Of Garrett Park, who told the
federation Of an instance Of youth
in his section who. by his actions,
had forced parents to take their chill
dren away from the public school
which he attended. Upon investiga-
ton. he said, there had been found
no place where such children had
been taken. There Is one place near
Baltimore. he said, but there is
waiting list there now of 400 children,
and in the county there have been 20
commitments Of children and no place
to send them. This matter went to
the committee on schools for investi'
CATION and action. ~
+ t. r. King Of Cabin John Park
asked an investigation with view of
stopping the practice Of refuse col.
lectors in the county taking material
from the homes of residents and dump
ing 1t on the road side. This, he said
was far worse and more unSightly
than the sign boards. which the fed
Grafton has been asked to seek aboli'
ton Of This matter was sent to
the committee on public health.
I.iaisOn With District.
Mai. r. b. Lawrence, chairman of
the special coklmittee, to effect a
liaison between the Maryland and
District federations, reported that he
had had several conferences with
Jesse Suter, president of the District
of Columbia Federation who thought
the idea OF exchanging delegates was
a good one, and much benefit would
result to both communities by such
cooperation. MIR. Suter he said, pro.
posed that Arlington County Fedora
ton should be approached with the
same idea, and a meeting Is TO be
effected between the three repre-.
sntatives.
In connection with the indebted.
ness incurred in connection with the
Evening star., 1926-06-15
PARGLYZED STUDENT
WINS COLLEGE DEGREE
Youth Who Never Attended Class
Had Record Rivaling Any Ever
Made at Purdue.

BY the Associated Press
LA FAYETTE, Ind, June 15.-Pur-
due University paused today in its
bestowal of honorary recognition upon
distinguished alumni to confer signal
recognition upon Lowell L. Martin
of La Fayette, a paralyzed youth, to
whom was awarded a degree of bach
elor of science with distinction, though
he never attended a class.
For four years 28 Purdue faculty
members have co-operated to give
Martin regular university instruction
in his home, which he could not leave,
even in wheel chair. His scholastic
record rivals the best work ever done
by any undergraduate in the institu-
ton.
Honorary degrees of doctor Of hu.
name letters were conferred upon
George AIDE, author; John r. Nc.
Cutcheon. Chicago cartoonist; Charles
T.. Osborn, former Governor of Mich
igan, scientist. author and publisher
and c. II. Robertson. Y. NJ. c. A
representative in China
Evening star., 1926-06-15
Petworth Buses Rerouted.

The Petworth buses Of the Wash
ington Rapid Ira nsit Co. have been re-
routed via Shepherd street and Georgia
avenue, due to the repaving work be-
ing done on Randolph street. About a
month will be required to finish the
work and then the busses will return
to their usual route on Randolph street
and New Hampshire avenue.
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