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NOTICE.

~ N0v1CEi s
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN: That
on the 9tll day. Of August, 1925, the
board Of city 0mraissiOncrs Of the
City OF Bismarck;s, North Dakota.
pursuant to notice heretofore given,
received and opened bids. for the con-
structiOn Of the several kinds of
paving for which bids had been In
vited In Paving District Number
Four Of said city. on Thayer Street
from Ninth Street to Tenth Street.
and on RoUser Street from Ninth
street to Tenth Street. and on Tenth
street from Thaycf Street to ROsscr
street. pursuant to- the plans and
specified lions therefor on file in the
office Of the city auditor OF, said
city. aud that on the 18th day, OF
august. 1895. at the hour OF eight
o'clock r. M, or as soon thereafter
as said matter can be considered,
the board q city commissioners will
consider and act upon the bids so re-
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN:
That prior to the meeting so fixed
to consider and act upon the said
bids, the owners Of Il majority of
tho property liable to be specially
assessed for such paving. may file
with thc city auditor written petit
ton indicating that such petitioners
are agreed In 4 preference for any
one of the several kinds OF paving or
paving materials for which bids
were invited and received.
Dated this 10th day Of August.
NJ. ii. ATKINSON,
(eitv Auditor
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NEWS OF Our NEIGHBOURS

in the dance 1t Paintcd wosds Lake
Saturday.
Mr. Chsychill Of the ,Corwin-Ch
chill Motor Co., Bismafrk, vie .
'bdsiiess calser here Mohdsy morn.
G.. Klipfsl and D. Hsreason were
callers In Wiitgn, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Rierson left
for . vacatton with reletives and
!. friends in Minnesota. Miss Lindu
Boat has charge Of the ~ostoffice
while they are gone.
| Nj: aid Mrs. A. n, Helreson were
callers at Painted Woods Lake aud
Wilton Sunday. :,
/ Tho Regain high school ball team
played u game with Alta Sunday.
The score was 2O.9 in favor Of Re.
gan.
The, Junior ball tesm Of Reean
went to Wilton one day last week
where they met defeat Ut the hands
Of the Wilton Junior tcam.i TINS ~
the first limo they have been de.
feated. They had 70 suhstitute for
three OF their players who arc out Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lundbsrx and
son. Robert. and Ella, Schilling mo-
tored to Lincoln Valley. this state,
Surdsy. On the why home they Wis.
tied with friends ct Denh0ff.
Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte and Mas
Linda Boat were guests At the
DAniclson home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. TourtiCttc and
daughter. Frances. and Mfits Boat
motored to the rocks south Of town
Sunday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rhodes and
daughter, Elaine, and SON. Donald.
Of Wing, visited at the ]. Lundberg
home Sunday.
Miss L. Meade and s. Roe wore
in Bismarck Sunday where they vis-
tied with Miss Mcadc's brother, who
is still in the hospitals He is i'm.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Olson Of Petit.
hone. formerly of Regain, visited
Mrs. WIN. Uhde, o. Uhde and Miss
Freda Uhde visited with friends near
Painted Woods Lake on Sunday.
B. Hogcnson. who is employed At
a local elevator, and George Bfaden
had the misfortune to rub off the
road with Buick coupe while COM
ing home from the dance at Baldwin
Saturday evening. They were COM
ING over the crossing 1t the track
when the car swcrved and went head
long into . telephone pole. Mr.. Ho-
censor was severely injured about
the face and George Braden escaped
with an injured thumb. The car was
badly wrecked. Mr.. VIM. Uhde and
sister, Frcda, were returning about
the same time. They picked them up
and brought them to town where
Miss Fred1, registered nurse, rem
dcred first aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Brcnncisc and
children were callers 1T Painted
Woods Sunday.
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REGAIN

REGAIN
Miss Linda Boat and Mrs. A. +.
Tourtlotte were callers in Bismarck
on Saturday.
The regular meeting Of the Con.
gregatiOnal Ladies' Aid was held Of
the home Of Mrs. A. H. Lundberg
Wednesday afternoon. Plans were
made. for the ice cream social which
was held in the hotel Saturday IT
tcrnoon. After the business meet
ing \ fine lunch was served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mrs. Strand.
J. d. Rempel.' formerly Of Regan,
was in town Sunday to get some Of
his household goods which hes had
stored at the WesterMan residence,
Sheriff Hedstrom and A. II. Helge-
son were business callers IN Wing
Saturday.
Mrs. William Nicholson went to
futile Friday morning where she
gave lessons in marching. She re-
turned ~ same day.
children. who spent the past week
in Bismarck with friends en- route
motored to Rcgan Saturday evening
WuGGC tuCV WGGC 0UtCES0HbSW ~ VIII
ner at the A. II. Helgeson home
They left early Sunday morning for
points cast. They will visit with
relativts and friends in Madelia
Minnesota, Minneapolis. Chicago and
WateftoO. Iowa. The Misses Evelyn
'snd Gladys Burdette. sisters Of Mrs
He4goson, who have been visiting here
for the past six weeks. went with
them to their home in Minneapolis.
f F. Danielson waA . business caller
in Bismarek ThuEsdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Roe Of Zap, for.
mcrly Of Regain. were here ThursdAy
70 get theft hUuyeAold goods which
they hod stored. K
Mrs. A, H. Lundberg. Mrs. H. Dim.
m6hd. Miss Ffeda Uhde and MEs
VIM. uhde were callers in Bismarci
Thursdas. @'7
Miss Mabel Olson Of Pettibone has
snent the past few weeks with reh.
tives and friends near Regain.
B. e. Riers0n and son. Myron. were
business callers in Bismprck Thurs
day.
Nj. and Mrs. A. H. Helgcson wers
callers in Bismarck Tuesday and
again on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rublc and sons
Nart apd Kenneth. Of Driscoll. wera
c1llertstn R4gSn Thursdfy.
The dance given in the town hAfI
We1ta1sdsy, evening by the Jenkttl
ore9IestFa IS Dismarck was mot very
weir ATTENDED. Our own orchestra has
talked of 4,eoresnfxint about m
first Of next month, and ,Gjxfi52
deMseA every Fridey. B. 81
q. Dimmend reeurned last v4e1
lsi ss's ffT g s1ss:.. .t' x.a,..a q !,
k13t3 81 80. wpets,s trir throaxh VII
and the children viii not return foi
~ esne,; e III, ,,aanger folks tool
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Mrs. Keith Hamilton, autocd TO Biz.
marck Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Alberts of James.
town arrived Sunday to spend 1 few
days with. relatives in Braddock and
kintyrc. Mrs. Albcrts informs Us
That she is the young woman referred
to in the following item taken from
the Bismarck TribGne: ION. the night
Of July 30 rs Albert Reanes, Northern
Pacific switchman. was passing the
swimming pool 1t the ice company's
dam on the James river, he noticed
g woman struggling in the water.
Removing hiG cost and shOes, J. he
plunged iNto' the .deSp pool and
third time. She secured death grip
on. him but he broke it and rot her
ashore and resuscitated." We are
glad to know that Mrs. Albcrts seems
none the worse for her experience.
]. G. DeFrSncc and J. d. McCuskcr
autoed to Bismarck Sunday morning
returning home that evening.
| Mrs. Jas. Murphy, of the local telc-
phone office, is taking two weeks
vacation. Miss Simp1ins OF .Haxelton
Ii acting. in her place.
! Miss Avis Carlisle was the guest
Of Miss Marion Barton this week.
Mrs. F.. M. Long entertained IL
ladies' Friday afternoon at bridge. A
dainty lunch was served at the close
Of the play. Mrs. L. H. Sisco Of Kin.
tyre, Mrs. ]. ]. Ryan Of Santa Monica,
Cal, and Mrs. r. Shafert of Napoleon
we've out-of.town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Barton and
family autoed to Lake Isabel Sum
day. stopping at Persian Lake on
their way home.
Services will be. hcld,in the Union
N f. church Sundsy evening, Aug.
10 At 8 o'clock
Those from 1faddock who attended
the Kintyrc Legion picnic at Pursian
LAkt were Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Bar
ton and family, Mr.. and, Mrs. l.. v.
Lcsher, L. NJ. Doerschlag, Nick Gran.
as and Mr.. and Mrs. +. F.. Savage.
We are always glad to meet with
our kintyre friends who prove them
selves royal &ntc trainers.
The Ladies' Aid food sale Satur-
day ate rnosn and evening from .
financial standpoint was . decided
somethins over SEQ. We haye great
community. When anything Is put
not always. 20 cover the top
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen autocd
to Hazelton Sunday evening TO- see
Mrs. H. A. Armstrong who is very
ill. They found her not much i'm
proved, yet not suffering as much
as usual and were very pleased to
see that she recognized them.
Miss Mary, Ryan,. who MS been
visiting friends at Michieaa, N. Oak,
returned home Monday morning.
All the dishes, that were not taken
home from the half Saturday evening
have been left at the Dexter cream
station where the owners can obtain
the same BY asking for them. =
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Ryan of Nap0-
Icon, accompanied BY Miss Cecil Ryan
and Mrs. "A. r. Button, left Monday
morning by auto to visit with rela-
tives,- Tom Ryan and family, or Ok
bow. Sask.. Canada.
John Rousu, accoinpa by Mrs.
Jas; Murphy, autoed- to- Bismarck
Monday morning. 81,
Francis I3rittsim Wis a@guest: at the
q. r. Martini home Sunday.
Mrs. A. c. Stalk and daughter.
Marjorie, returned to Br1ddock Sum
day afternoon from two weeks trip
with Mr.. Stalk through northwestern
North Dakota.
Miss Hels4tl GaFatssseops of Fargo
is the guest Of Mss Marjorie Stalk.
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YOUTHS PLAY
SPLENDID GOLF
Qualifiers Make History in
Western Junior Tournament
~ Low Medal Scores

Chicago, Aug. 11.--(P-Art
Tvcraa Of Minneapolis, medalist with
A.73 in the qualifying round ycster-
dry, was eliminated today from the
WESTERN junior golf tournament by
(:st:~r~ Dunlan. 81 Chicago, ) and 2.
Thirty-two young golfers, survivors
81 . field Of more than ESQ, were
p2ifed IN the first rounds Of the
cbempionship matches in the west
crR tnnior tournament at the Edge
vfstter Golf club today. 81. q
Art Tveraa, phenomenal 18-year
~ putting specialist from Minnespl;
o1ix. whose brilliant 70 Melted
6aiist honors in the qualifying
tounAs yesterday, was matched in the
&s' A ~ - - yts IT, III schedule,
~ Gibson Dunlap, Chicago.
IhjftSeIs * aspirAnts from half 9
dSoou pit4dlew4at1xh states and 10
"a eiepaiiS, Ill Of whom did eighty
81 @tfoy - thu 49, 72 c~s.-s> ye*-
$3.50. wers paired 70 follow the
4 Dunlap mateh at five minute
~; s|j|;,i .s !: !
4 j Sd 9. Never u fkS IA ytafS
Ahe junior eHinpe tition ha1e the
~ u hetses tes1 ~ pl,ifernlY low.
only seytn sttek4s setesated Iyeraa
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FIGHT RESULTS

| Atlanta-Tigcr Flowers, Georgia
negro. worlds middleweight boxing
champion, awarded decision on foul
from Battling MsCgsary, Boston
negro (21.
/, Sioux City,, la.--Earl Macarthur
Sioux City bantamweight, beat Benny
Ray, 81. Paul, (l0).
Clace Bay, N. S.-Steve Mcdonald.
| Boston, knocked out Ted Mitchell,
substituting for Bert Brown, Mont
real al.
Dcnver-George Manlcy. Denver
heavyweight. knocked out Tony
FIeite. Mexican heavyweight Of Los
Angeles ~.
I: Post Falls, Idabo-Jimmy Cotrcll,
Spokane lightweight; defeated Jimmy
Eacco, Boston (12p.s $ =.
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Turtle Lake Wins
Game From Velya

Turtle Lake. Aug. lin a close
and exciting game Velva lost to
Turtle Lake here today with score
Of to 8. The score was tied in the
4th. 9Th, 9th and eth. and it appeared
that the game would run into extra
innings but Wohlfred weakened in the
9th, allowing three hits and two runs
before being replaced on the mound
by Iceberg. Johnson. at short for
the Lakers. had "A busy day. having
two assists and five putouts to his
credit.
This is the third game between the
two teams. Velva having won the first
two. the first with score Of and 7.
and the second, an eleven inning
game. with the score 10 and II. An
other game is to be arranged between
The teams. incidentally, this is the
sixth consecutive win for Turtle
Lake.
T*h1 L..
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CHI IsTrANA

CHR1ST1ANA
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stiles visited
at the Henry Stiles home Monday
evening. ID. 4,
Quite ! number Of people from
this vicinity attended the dance, in
Sterling Friday night and they all
Lucila Tollefson motored. 70 pfis-
coll Monday afternoon. -
Quite a number OF people from
Moffit visited at tho ". 4. Hoeft
home Friday afternoon:
the A: c. Laird home Friday. niebt
bratc their birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Magnus,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. johnson and
family. Mrs. NJ. Tollefson and Luz
ella. Ed Matsch. Dorothy Zuroff and
Henry Zuroff. Jr.. Earl Kecver and
Mildred Johnson. A midnight supper
was served and al departed ut = late
hour wishing Mildred and Donald
many happy returns.
Russell and Luclla roilcfson. ac-
companicd by Veronica Riley and
Erma Cox Of Sterling. spent Sum
day at the Ralph 1shmacl home south
of Mcnoken.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stiles and
family left Tuesday for Stewards
vile. MIMI. where they plan to
mako their home some time in the
near future.
K. A. Ersland Of Drscoll was buy
ing cattle in this locai;sr Mrras~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christiansen
and Miss Myrtle stopped 1t the "A.
Tollefsoh home Saturday while on
their way to John Sharps.
". J. Olson. Jr.. and Raymond
Johnson motorcd to Driscoil Monday.
NJ. A. Kershaw is assisting Ed.
Gibson during harvesting.
Russell Tollcfson motored to the
NJ. ]. Olson. Jr.. farm to do some
blacksmith work Monday afternoon.
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CALL F0k KkD4

Sealed bids Will be receivsd Tor two
buses to transport children to and
from school and for hauling 9h coal
and yoSd for. re school l term e the ~;
District 1:. BY tie, schSol board Ct sid s.id
day of August. Thc-school board re4
SERVES the right TO reject any or al
bids. Outline Of the bus route may
be seeh at the clerks office. Buses
must confirm W the requirement OF
law.
Signed. F. N. Trygg. Clerk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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NOTICE )

Bids will be received, for remodel.
ing school hotse Mo- 2, in White
School District No. ~. Work 20 be
comple4ed ~ first Nondey in Sep
TENDER. Contract let to lowest re-
spon5i6le bidSlsn Bosr4 has righe to
reject any or all bidkss SPeciGcatjoas
can be seen 1t clerks. offl4c. Bids TO
be opened Aug. Is, 1896, at clerks
~ 80 Il MIS- p. NJ. Gosney
Clerk Of, White Sch6ol Dist.
S-c.7-9.1O@1 1.l2-lS-1l-l6-l7.
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NJ. II. ATKINSON,
City AuditO
CITATION HEARlNG PETITION
|, FOR LICENSE TO SELL REAL
N0TAT10r
State Of North D4kotx,

Z, /. ,sa
County OF Burlcigh
IN h raE MATrn o P. rH i Es4EHrE
OF SUSAN. H1LTON, DECEASED
Arthur l. Reed. and Edith Reed
| Steadrnan, Petitioners,
Addic, Bernice. An-
non. Marion Reed valleau.
Madeline NJ. Sherwood. Geneva
|l1eavehwOrth.J Jane Sherwood.
sherwood RI Steedinan. Guy
Stead,nan. Margaret L. Reed.
Douglas Reed. Robert H. Reed.
Walter Thomas Annon. Jr..
Edward DOrncy Vale
Jeanne Armour vaiieau. Cen.
eva I1eavenworth. Jr..
Respondents.
The state q. North Dakota TO the
You and each Of you arc hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court OF the County. of
Burleigh. In said State. at the office
II the County judge 81 sstd' County:
Bismarck. In said County and state.
on the End day of September. a. D.
1926. at the hour OF ten O'clock in
the forenoon OF, that day, 70 show
cause, IL any you have. why the
petitioners above named, as the
Executors OF the last Will Of above
named deceased. should not be
authorised. ordered and directed to
sell q. .private sale the following
described real estate belonging to
said estate, tu.wit: The Northeast
quarter (NEAl Of Section Twenty.
seven (.7) In Township one hundred
forty two tl42) North Of. Range
Eighty (8Ol West Of the fifth prin-
cipa1 meridian 18th p. MI in Bur-
leigh County. North Dakota:
Let service be made OF this cita.
ton as required by law.
Dated this 9th day Of August. 4.
d., 1885. ess Ess.x:,
lSEAL)
/. C. DAVIES,
Judge Of the, County Court.
Date Of Nrse publiesetsn August H.
t-1l-1sis
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~ thes mort west. fair gropts1le With
tho, titls 'of, kot&Awe@ oet6 V1prtd Ds-
kota At sth1et .Isf M0 Ae9ond ham OF
sa double bill, DsrsAold will play the
yciva team. not considered . con.
teRder' fOf tue Internationally.
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Games Today
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago al Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Others not scheduled.
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The crawl. originally called the
Australian crawl but since improved
by Americans until its original form
has almost been lost, is IA stroke for
speed swimming
All racing swimmers use it and it
has been proved by far the fastest
known. A number of teachers in
struct beginners *in the crawl, but
hold that it is so difficult of perfect
coordination that swimmer should
be more or less expert in other
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N1ws YNF~. AK. TIT 9--Umfiiled
orders ssof The United Stsel Corpora
tion on July 81, made public today,
totaled $500, 622 tons. an increase :.
123,6SU. tons compared with the end
Of the precedin. month. The gsin
was the first reeoftlsd w the corp0r-
alton this year.
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and Joshua D'Esposito, Chicago, who
qualified for 32nd place by winning
IA two hole play off in a field Of IL
eighties.
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strokes before he attempts to crawl.
The chief matter Of interest to be.
ginners is that the face is under
water all the while except while
breathing. 1t is this breathing BUSH
ness which makes the crawl difficult
to teach beginners.
SO the first instruction is to try
the ovcrarm stroke with the face
under water and turn the head to i'm.
hale every four strokes Of the hands,
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Incl
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N rH NSI Nc4r 81 g ~ TH,c eta

IN THE NATTER OG THE 1ISIAIE
OF JOHN KARPEN, DECEASHD
MG'iSs T. Esss s y The y Estate
John Karpen. late Of the village Of
Ashton. IN tho County Of Osceola
and State sOf dewae declared, 70 tht
creditOro~Of,: and all perSOn1 hQvtn0
claims AGAINST said deceased. to cx.
ers, within six ntOnths after the
first publication OF this notice. y
said Executor at the office Of Scott
Cameron In the City Of Bismarck
In Burleigh County; North Dak a.,s;
u Durleigh County, At his office In
the Court House IN the city Of Bis.
rnarck. Burleigh County; North Da'
kOta. -, Z
that Hon Cam, 6 p pnn 5nd for 2! tSs
County Of Isurlcigh and state o.
dag OF March. A. D. 1927, at the hou,
Of ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
said day. ut the Court Rooms. In tins
ii said County and state. 40 the
time and place for hearing and ad-
justing. all claims against theD es'
tate OF the said John Kaypen. dc.
ceased. which have 6Acn duly and
!, ,!s presented a. hsre'noefore
: Eoursse further notified that the
un1sF9Encd has tapp0lnted Scott
CaMSer0n,t OF Bismarck, North Da.
kota. as resident agent Of such
Dated this 10th day Of August
JOHN E. KARPEN.
Executor of said Estate
SCOTT CAMERON.
Attorney for Executor.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
First publication on the 18th day
sTATEsGleNT ron PUBLICATION
Published IN accordance with pro-
Laws 81 1854. reqsirlng I'll treas.;r.
ets between the first and tenth day
Of Jhe months Of January. May and
September In each year to publish
coShty: the namey IL dcpSsitor s
s s.ns:,,s Of bond |farnished BY such
TIlsr STATE nANlk IL
1eeAns No.a DAk. 81
n s,gsc;.'n; ct, g p q go. X
Ant. Il Dep ~, BoSS Sss sivsa Nesooa'
Char. 81 aonidi .j I.., i Snr:ts
cAsckihs AZ =. NJ u Il.
-. Barney Strand. Treassrsr 2!
fas seIl.si ss Gsas 3
North bakota, Is lsolemnly SwsS
thef the above repprt = correct a
The sbAst q NIX knowle4ge. inforfpa-
g Yea 2 4 20 RsltskA z. pf this Al .day
cxNftELp TOWNSHIP
VI: ,s. ~ Harvey Nfranil. d. 4. ]
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago ut New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Wohlfcrd,
Bases on balls: Off Wohlferd. 1.
Home rpn-Wohlferd.
Two baGgers: Johnson, Ccsell-
schen, Byerly.
Errors: uenhart. Byerly (2),
Deibler. W0hlferd.
UmpireS: Nordquist and Welo.
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TO PLAY ron TITLE
Minot, N. D.. Aug. 11-(AP) The
Omemee- Cardena and Berthold base.
ball teams will play. Sunday afternoon
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Only human bei1t9e ard certAia
kinds of APIS have flat nails ON their
Fingers ~ toess i .--sss.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
No others scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-21
DECLARE DRY LAW
HARMFUL TO YOUTH
Bio Brother and Sister Lead
ers Say That Modification
Is Necessary.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 81 - Several
leaders in the Big Brothers and Big
Sisters Federation, Inc, In convention
here to plan for the future vel being
of the youth Of the land, said yester-
dav that moditicatio of the prohibi-
ton law was necessary TO achieve the
best results for the country.
The federation is pan-sectarian. and
child welfare workers are here from
all parts of the country.
Mrs Sidney c. Borg. president OF
The Jewish Big Sisters of New York
and vice president of the National Fed
Grafton. said that in her work she had
noticed much harm resulting from
prohibition.
when the law was first enacted |
was strongly in favor OF 1t, but since
7 have seen how it has broken DOWN
the morale Of the young, my opinion
has changed. | have found the moral
standards of the youth with whom
have come into contact have declined
because of it. There is open defiance
of il among the Young people on every
hand.
Mrs. Smith Afford president of the
Big Sisters Association OF Queens, ana
H. A. Weber executive secretary of
The Catholic Big Brothers of Bronx,
y. Y, also spoke against the prohihi-
ton law as having worked to weaken
childrens morals.
Brother Barnabas f.. :. G.. eX-
planned the new profession Of boy
guidance He is executive secretary
of the Boy Life Bureau of the knights
of Columbus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-21
WAR CLAIMS HEARING.

The commission created for settle
ment of war claims between the
United States. Austria and Hungary
will open hearings here January 20.
Under provisions of the agreement
by which the commission was set up,
all claims must be presented to the
commission within one year from the
date of its first meeting.
Edwin b. Parker recently was select
ed as claims commissioner. Agents
for the three governments are Robert
w. PonyrSe for the United States, DR..
Ludwig kleinwachter for Austria and
John Pelenyi for hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-21
LIBRARY BILL READY.
Commissioners Send Measure for
EXPANSIONS to Congress.

The District commissioners APP
proved and sent TO Congress yester-
dav afternoon the Public Library bill.
designed TO legaliEe expansions Tor
which natural development has ere
sted demand.
The measure was drafted under di-
rection of the board of trustees of the
library II proposed to legalize branch
libraries. in separate buildings and i'll
public schools: 10 authorize lending
books to persons who work in The
District but live outside: to collect
fines for undue retention OF books and
10 specifically authorize the library
authorities TO include certain items III
heir estimates.
DR.. George +. BoWerman. librarian
of the Public Library. believes that
he bill will facilitate the administra-
lion of the institution.