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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16
GUESTS OF PARENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Weston and son,
from Lava Springs. Idaho, who have
been visiting for some time with MRS.
Weston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Cathro, left Wednesday for Valley
City. They plan to visit at EnderIin
and Bottincau, where Mr.. Cathro has
his summer home.
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Cl,ESTS HERE

Mrs. Mary E. Putney and daughter.
Eloise, OF Detroit. Mich, who have
been visiting friends here for q week,
will leave Monday for Minneapolis
10 spend a few days before return
ing home.
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LEAVE ON VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Baker and
daughter. Helen. left this week Tor
St. Paul where they will visit friend:
for q week. From there they Will
60 to Detroit Lake for weeks out
ing.
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GOES 70 DICKINSON

Miss Henrietta Lund, director OF
the state childrens' bureau, left last
night for Dickinson where she will
speak before the state convention OF
the American Legion. She also
spoke ut the state normal school ~
Dickinson today. Both the national
and state American Legion organiza-
tions have . very definite program
Of child welfare and Miss Lund. IN
consequence, is very much interested
in their plans. From Dickinson she
will 20 to Fargo for conferences re-
rardine child welfare work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16
AT THE MOVIES
ELTENCE THEATRE

"Thc Brown Derby" ut the EItingc
today and Saturday, has Johnny
Hines the comedy boy with the smile
rs \ happy young plumber. He's the
sort Of pipe fixer who calls his
wrench his plpe-organ. But Johnny
is afraid Of his strength. He's got
one Of those inferiority completes.
But Johnny gets wise when an uncle
wills him the brown lid with the cx-
PLANTATION that the wearer has no
chance Of staying inferior. The pic
ture is brimful Of comedy, action
and speed. News Pictures and an
Acsop Fable comedy are also being
shown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16
REX THEATRE

Tom Dalton, (playcd by Tom Mkt
is "a Deputy u. s. marshal in small
Western town. One day he goes. to
the town saloon where ne encounters
the bully Of the place who seeking
trouble picks on Tom. A few min
utcs later the Bully finds himself
seated on the road wondering how he
arrived there SO fast.
Steve Swift, 4 gambler by day and
"a thief by night, is planning the hold
up Of the overland stage that carrys
the bank funds. He conveys his
message to his hcnchmcn and they
arc delighted at the opportunity to
get some excitement. Swift always
keeps safely in the background TAX
ing no part in the actual deeds him.
self. thereby avoiding suspicion. The
stage is held up. hut no money OBJ
tanned. Swift upon learning Of the
failure decides to heat il while he
has the chance. The same day Tom
gets q letter in secret code to trail
Swift. The serial closes today and
those who were 50 anxious to see
the ending will have chance today
and tomorrow to sec last chapter Of
the Miracles Of the Jungle.
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LEAVE FOR IOWA

Mrs. o. N. Roseth. accompanied by
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Thoc. 81
Lake Mills. Iowa, who have been VS.
ting here. left yesterday by car Tor
Lake Mills. Mr.. Roscth accompanied
thcm "A far Is Aberdeen.
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leaves nN YACATIoN

Miss Helen Nees, employed in the
state highway commission, will leave
tonight FOR Douglas, N. D.. for Wis.
IL with her parents. From there sne
viii, 70 TO the lakes In Minnesota
to spend the remainder Of her vacs-
ton.
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LEAVE nN MOTOR TRlp

DR.. and Mrs. r. s. Enge and chill
dren are leaving tomorrow by car
for Albuquerque and Juan, New Mex
leo. They will then drive north along
the Pacific coast to British Celum-
bic, returning to Bismarck about
September first,
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A. w. Lucas Co. new beau.
~ parl0r and hair bObbing
shop now open. Phone No. Z
for appointments.
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Avoid Poorly
Balanced
Breakfasts

Quaker Oats supplies
excellent ''foed balance"
IF you feel tired, hungry. "6dsety."
j hours before lunch, don't jump
to the conclusion Of poor health.
You may have uncnergetic MORNINGS
because your breakfasts lack certain
important food elements.
To feel right. you must have a
well-balanced. complete breakfast
ration. AT most other meals--lunch
and dinner-you get it. But break
fast is a hurried meal, often badly
chosen.
Thus Quaker Oats. containing
l6% protein. foods gr eat tissue
builder, SEQ carbohydrate, its great
energy element. p4us ali-important
yitaniiues and the bulk" that makes
laxatiyes seldom aeeded, is the die
tetic urge Of the world today.
Il Is food that stand. BY you
Though the morning Don't deny
yourself the natural stimulation this
rich food offers you.
Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers
have two kinds: Quick Quaker.
which cooks il ) to 5 minutes, ana
Quaker Oats.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16

Mrs. Hans Gran has gone to Pch-
can Lake In Minnesota to spend tne
summer with relatives. She stopped
on route at Fargo, Grand Forks and
other points to visit.
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Social and Personal
Miss Mary Nuchols
Entertained Eight,
Tables at Bridge

Miss Mary Nichols ente rtained
last evening ct the Country club at
bridge. Eight tables played during
the evening, donors going to Miss
Exene Schultx and Miss Marion
Burke. Flowers were used to decor
ate the rooms.
At the conclu3ion Of the games .
prettily appointed course luncheon
mas served. Mrs. Horace Lanter-
man and Miss josephine Hanley of
MandAn were out.of.town guests.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16

The Occident Elevator Co.
We arc not receiving grain
from now to the 18th of July.
Will cash storage tickets the
same as ever.
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RETuRNs TO DAVENPORT

RETURNS To UAVENfORi
Miss Sally Miller, who has been
spending a month with her parents
al New England and with friends in
Bismarck, left last night for Daven-
pcrt, Iowa, where she is employed 81
D public health nurse.
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dence OF Harold Mcpherson. former
husband Of the evangelist. ln1estl
gators declared the identity OF the
! sender was known and that he would
be subpocnacd before tn grand jury.
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GUESTS At PLOMASEN HOME

GUESTS At PLOMASEN HOME
Mrs. Ira Seegcr and three children
Of Sxbula. Iowa. arrived Tuesday
morning for 4 weeks visit with Mrs
Scegcr's brother, r. G. Plomasen, and
family. Mrs. Seegcr will leave Mon
day for Beach 10 visit other rela-
tives.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16

Miss Bertha Cox of Dawson -
seriously III st the st. Alexius hos
pital.
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r RETURNS FROM VACATION ].
Albert Brandt has returned from >
two weeks outing at the Minnesota
lakes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16

ON VACATION
Mrs.. Hiida Joslin Of the 4. W
Lucas store is enjoying q weeks W.
cation.
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RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP

s. r.. Stephenson and Adelinc
Stephenson Of Turtle Lake, Charles
Eggert Of Mclaughlin, S. D., Nettic
Slagg Of Washburn and Tillic Altner
Of Fargo, were in Bismarck today
en- route TO their homes after a sew
eral weeks motor trip to the Yellow
stone and through the Black Hills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16

Miss Minnie J. Nelson Of the state
depa rtment Of public instruction left
Wednesday night for Valley City
where she spoke ct the state teach
ers' college. This morning she spoke
at the convocation at the University
Of North Dakota It Grand Forks. and
this afternoon at the state teachers
college ut Mayville. She will re-
turn Saturday morning.
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u.r. At uOSp1TAf.

Miss Pearl Chadwick underwent an
operation yesterday at . local hospi.
tai. Her mother, Mrs. D. Chadwick.
Of Brcien, II spending the week IN
Bismarck with her.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16
NAIL IN HIS PIE. NAN AWARDED
xSo0

New York Michael Fcdcrbush
should have been more careful and he
would not have swallowed nail
in piece Of pie. That was tho con.
tcntion Of a restaurant company sued
by Fcdcrbush. hut the jury thought
differently, and gave Fcdcrbush $500.
for having eaten the nail. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16

LEAVING FOR CITIES
n. r. Goddard, secretary Of : the
Association Of Commerce. will leave
tonight on business trip to the
Twin Cities.
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KETUKNS FKOM VACATJUN
Archie Johnso on. advertising mansg-
er Of the Tribune. has returned from
. two weeks visit with relatives Al
AnAmoose, N. d. Mrs. johnson re.
manned there for longer visit.
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TO ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

The Panhcllcnic Association will
entertain tomorrow at the Country
club at bridge party. Members are
asked to phone Mrs. James K. Blunt
or Miss Mary Nuchols for rcscrva-
lions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16
RETURNS FROM, VACATION

Miss Laura Barnett Of the depart.
mcnt Of public instruction has Just
returned from a two weeks VACATION
trip to the Yellowstone nations'
park.
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MARRIED YESTERDAY
The wedding Of Miss Ina Hutchin-
SON and Frank Whitmeyer. Of Rcgan
was solcmnised In Bismarck yester-
day.
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r. v.c1r Ar I.AvES

Mrs. H. w. Griffith and children
left Thursday for Fargo to spend
several weeks 1t the lakes near De-
troit, Mimi.
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RETuRNS TO FARGO

RETURNS TO FARGO
Warner Litten, who has been tour
Ing the western part Of the state
With his father, left Bismarck this
morning for his home in Fargo.
VISITING RELATIVES At WING
Stella, Mamie and william, chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Armstrong
Of O<tumwa, Iowa, are visiting rcla-
tives near Wing, N. b.
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RiiafMEQQ "TRIP

Mrs. C. 4. Schuck left this morning
Tor, jamestown 70 spend the day on
business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-16

Wayne Knit Hosiery. A. y.
Lucas Co.
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RETt1RNS HONE

RETURNS HONE
Mrs.. J. Wadsson returned to her
home in Jamestown this morning
after . short visit in Bismarck.
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HERE FROM cokEHARBoR
MI. and Mrs. George y. Robinson
of Colcharbor were IN the city yes
tcrday on business.
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BUSINESS TRIP IN EAST
Hans Gran Of the Webb brotncn
shoe department has gone 70 TING
Twin Cities and Chicago on = DUST
ness trip.
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To VISIT DAUGHTER

Mrs. Hattie Prescott left this
morning for . several weeks visit
with her daughter. Mrs. A. L. Lar
son. in Grand Forks.
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VISITOR LEAVES

VISITOR LEAVES
Mrx. s. ]. Stierstaedter OF Louis
Vile. Ky.. who has been visiting
relatives here. left last evening for
her home.
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MOTOR TO CANADIAN ROCKIES !,
Dr.. and Mrs. E. F. Quain ana
daughter, Marion, and son. nueII,
have left by car for tour OF THO
Canadian Rockies.
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i..k. Mills. lows. who have been Wis.,
;t;nv here. left yesterday by car Tor
Lake Mills. Mr.. Roscth accompanied
them rs far rs Aberdeen.
VISITING IN MINNESOTA :.
Mrs. Hans Gran has gone to Pcis-
can Lake In Minnesota to spend the
summer with relatives. She stopped
en- route at Fargo, Grand Forks ana
other points to visit.
RETURNS FROM VACATION .
Mis-. Laura Barnett Of the depart
mcnt Of public instruction has just
returned from a two weeks vacation
trip to the Yellowstone national
park.
TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Mrs. Hattie Prescott left this
morning for . several weeks VISIT
with her daughter. Mrs. A. 1. Lar
son. in Grand Forks.
MOTOR TO CANADIAN ROCKIES
Dr.. and Mrs. E. r. Quain ana
daughter. Marion, and son. nueI.,
have left by car for = tour OF tho
Canadian Rockies.
VISITOR LEAVES
Mrs. S. ]. Stierstsedter OF Louis
Vile. Ky.. who has been visiting
relatives here. left last evening for
her home.
BUSINESS TRIP IN EAST
Hans Gran Of the Webb brothcr 8
shoe department has gone to inc
Twin Cities and Chicago on bust
ness trip.
RETURNS FROM VACATION
L. n. McRoberts has returned from
a two weeks vacation spent Win MIS-
mother 1t her home IN biilings'
Mont.
RETURNS FROM ST. PAUL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L, Barth have Re-
turncd from vacation trip 70 o.
Paul and the lakes In Minnesota.
HERE FROM cokEHARBoR
Nj. and Mrs. George y. Robinson
1900 30 The nfkW Ve0s
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Just in-new small pat.
terms. Printed Crepe de
Chimes. A. w. Lucas Co.
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SPEAKS AT GRAND FORKS

SPEAKS At GRAND FORKS
Miss Minnie J. Nelson Of the state
Of public instruction left
Wednesday night for Valley City
where she spoke ct the state teach
ers' college. This morning she spoke
1t the convocation at the University
81 North Dakota ct Grand Forks. and
his afternoon at the state teachers
college at Mayville. She will re-
turn Saturday morning.
RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIP
s. r. Stephenson and Adelinc
Of Turtle Lake, Charles
Eggert Of Mclaughlin, S. D., Ncttic
Slagg Of Washburn and Tillic Altner
Of Fargo, were in Bismarck today
IN route to their homes after a sew
eral weeks motor trip to the Yellow
stone and through the Black Hills.
VISITS SISTER HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Brinkman and
family Of Pretty Rock, N. D., stopped
in Bismarck yesterday for ~ short
visit with Mrs. Brinkmsn's sister.
Mrs. I. W. Herbert. They were CT
route to Wishck and to points near
Sioux Falls. s. D.. for visit with
relatives.
LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP
DR.. and Mrs. r. s. Enge and chill
dren are leaving tomorrow by car
for Albuquerque and Juan, New Mex
leo. They will then drive north along
The Pacific coast to British C0lum-
bic, returning to Bismarck about
first.
GUESTS At PLOMASEN HOME
Mrs. Ira Seegcr and three children
Of Sxbula. Iowa. arrived Tuesday
for 4 weeks visit with Mrs
Scegcr's brother. +. G. Plomasen, and
family. Mrs. Seegcr will leave Mon
day for Beach 10 visit other rela-
tives.
RETURNS FROM VACATION
Archie johnson. advertising mansg-
er Of the Tribune. has returned from
. two weeks visit with relatives Al
AnAmoosc, N. d. Mrs. johnson re.
manned there for a longer visit.
ILL AT HOSPITAL
Miss Pearl Chadwick underwent ~
operation yesterday at . local hospi'
tai. Her mother, Mrs. D. Chadwick
Of Brcien, II spending the week II
Bismarck with her.
TO ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
The Panhcllcnic Association vii
entertain tomorrow at the Countr,
club at . bridge party. Members arr
asked to phone Mrs. James x. Blum
or Miss Mary Nuchols for rcscrya
tons.
RETURNS TO FARGO
Warner Litten, who has been tour
Ing the western part Of the stat,
With His father. left Bismarck thi!
morning for his home in Fargo.
VISITING RELATIVES AT WING
Stella, Mamie and william, chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Armstrong
Of O<tumwa. Iowa, are visiting rcla
tivcs near Wing. N. b.
TO VISIT At LAKES
Mrs. H. w. Griffith and children
left Thursday for Fargo to spen'
several weeks 1t the lakes near De
troit. Mimi.
LEAVING FOR CITIES
r.. r. Goddard, secretary Of tn
Association Of Commerce, will leav'
tonight on ! business trip to tn
Twin Cities.
i MARRIED YESTERDAY
The wedding Of Miss Ina Hutchin
SON and Frank Whitmeyer. Of Rogal
was solcmnised in Bismarck yesteE
day.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. J.. Wadeson returned to he
home in Jamestown this morning.
after . short visit In Bismarck.
BUSINESS TRIP
Mrs. c. a. Schuck left this niorninl
Tor, jamestown 70 spend the day o
business.
ON VACATION
Mrs. Hiida Joslin Of the A. v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Wholesalers Tell of
Selling Goods to
r. |. Coast Guards

Providence, r. l.. June Solo,
Evidence corroborating the statement
by Block Island grocers and market
men that members of the coast guard
stationed on the island have been SELL
ing groceries and other supplies to
other citizens at cost, was furnished
by II. Wildwood & Sons Company,
wholesale grocers in this city, today.
Officials of the company declared
that investigation having shown the
complaint of the Block Island dealers
to be we'll founded. the company has
refused to sell goods to the coast
guard until satisfied that the practice
has been stopped. Since the ultima
tum was issued. they said, no orders
have been received by the company
from the coast guard
The Wildwood concern recently took
over the Aldridge- Eidredge CompanA,
another Providence firm Of wholesa lie
srocers, which had been selling sup
plies to the coast guard. Refusal of
the Wildwood firm to continue the sales,
Its officials say, came after the coast
guard had expressed a desire to place
orders with the concern. None of the
checks for payment for these supplies
bore a government imprint, the whole
Salers said
After members of the coast guard
mad denied the charge, Block Island
retailers yesterday reiterated their
statement that the selling of supplies
by the coast guard to private consum-
ers Is hurting their business. Albert
Mitchell, proprietor of grocery locat-
ed near the west end of the coast
guard station. further asserted that
he would be driven out of business if
the practice is continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Spanish Royal
Couple on Way
To British CAPITAL

Paris, June S0.-[P)-King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria of Spain left for
London by way of Calais TODAY on a
special train after well-flled pro-
gram ending in state dinner at the
Spanish embassy last night in honor
OF president Doumergue and Premier
BRAND
Contrary to the expectations Of the
communists and some others. Alfonso
apparently did not come to Paris
expressly to ask that Add Krim
he handed over to Spain, for the Iat-
est reports coming from the France
Spanish conference indicate that +he
original French intention of exiting
him in Madagascar or some othar
French African colony will be car.
ried out.
Slurs upon Spanish militarv
prowess by the communist den,,tS,
Berthon in the chamber YESTERDAY
evoked singing rejoinder from,
Finance Minister Caillaux, and cavs-
ed NJ. Herriot, president of the cham
Der, to suspend the sitting and de-
mand that NJ. Berthon retract his
words. M. Caillaux said It was not
the habit of the French parliament
to insult nation whose soyeraign
was a guest in Paris.
The Communist newspaper r.
Humanita charges that over I'M
Eorkmen In France h.ve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Harrington Legion
To Hold 3rd Annual
Celebration July 18th

harrington will hold it's third con-
secutive independence Day ceIebra
ton July 9Th on the Franklin County
tair Grounds. Thaddeus Roderici,
Post of the Legion will have a full
days program of varied attractions.
Inc days events begin at 900 a
NJ, with three classes of horse pull-
ing, including an event for single
horses. Madison, North New Port-
land, Wilton and Livermore Falls are
sending teams for a three game
baseball tournament for a total purse
or three hundred and fifty dollars.
The first game is called for $50 a.
NJ, the second at LOO p. NJ, and the
two winners play at about 800 for a
purse OF hundred dollars. At noon
Will be shown display of daylight
fireworks based upon, the Sesouicen-
tennial idea. Wheeler's Band reor-
ganized with forty pieces will play
all day.
The big event of the day is scbed-
uled for 1.S0 P. NJ. in the racing in
2.2S. 2.23 and 2.16 classes for a total
purse of thousand dollars. En-
tries have been received from over
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Plane Wins Over
Homing Pigeon
In Novel Contest

Auburn, n. Y, June 30.-lP)-The
superiority of man-made craft OF the
air over the fastest creature Of the
flying kingdom. the homing pigeon,
was established for all time in one OF
the strangest races that human eyes
have ever beheld. The contest OF the
air, held by the Finger Lakes Racing
Pigeon Club. started from Hammonds-
port, the birthplace of the American
plane, upon the same field, which
Glenn F. Curtiss first attempted to ny
in a heavier than-air machine, across
the Five Finger Lakes of central New
York to the city Of Auburn, on Owos-
co Lake. For endurance and stabili-
ty, however, the pigeons won.
Two planes were pitted against
eight of the swiftest birds in this sec
ton. All of the birds returned, some
of them very tardy, but one of the
planes could not keep UP the stift
pace and was forced to make land
ing because Of some minor trouble in
the propeller shaft.
The victorious plane left Hammonds-
port at 9o1 o'clock and arrived on
Highland Park golf course at stand
still al 9.49. Elapsed time was As min
utes. H. c. Mummert, flying ace of
the Aerial Service Corporation piloted
the machine through 6S miles of strong
head wind at so miles an hour. The
pigeons were given a handicap Of Is
miles.
Three minutes after the roaring mo-
tors had been throttled down and hum
dreds of people witnessed the climax
of the planes swift flight, the first
homing pigeon could be seen circling
high over it's cote, until it finally
dropped into its cage in an exhausted
condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Gotham Mayor
Refuses to Bulge in
Night Club Stand

New York. June so-lPl-Mayor
James j. Walker. once dubbed face
tiously New York's night mayor"
through his Intimate knowledge of
night clubs, has routed, temporarily,
at least, the opponents of a curfew
law for the clubs.
In a verbal tilt with an attorney
representing the Cabaret Owners AS
ISOLATION and spokesman for sup
per club, Mayor Walker. at a hear
ing here today indicated an uncom-
promising adherence to the proposed
8 A. NJ closing hour.
The Mayor met the opponents of
the bill on n equal footing and ef
fectively talked them down.
New York" asserted Nathan Lie
herman, the cabaret mems attorney,
has a. duty to perform. 1t is a great
center of amusement and visitors
come here from all over the country
to be amused. Why, Your Honor,
you yourself. have done practically
nothing else in the last few months
but entertain visitors"
e-e-l-l-l," drawled the Mayor,
that's about as accurate as some of
your other statements. I assure you
| have had something else to do re-
Gently besides entertaining"
When Dave Stone, representing a
club in the lower thirties. desperately
inquired, Where will they go at 5
o'clock the Mayor responded:
Where I've learned to-home."
and his gavel banged.
After representatives. of the clubs
had failed to convince that his pro-
posed bill should be modified so that
the clubs might remain open until
$50, the hearing was adjourned,