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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22

! 1, S. n, Oisness. Commissioner of
InSurancc, do hereby certify that
the State. Farmers Mutual Hail In
surauec Company Of. WaSeca, Min
.ne<ota, having been duly authorized
90 write. hall insurance business
III North Dakota. and having. a. de-.
post of $l5UV with this Departments
Tor. the. protection. ct It's holders OF
nail Insurance. policies, has ceased
writing the aforesaid class OF insur-
.ance in this STATE. and has usade re-
quest for the return Of said de-
post.
4 The said company has presented
TO this Departments an. affidavit to
the effect that il has no poltciess OF
hail INSURANCE NON in force. and no
unpaid liabilities forg hail losses ia
the stale of North Dakota.
In, accordance with Sect. 1899. c.
l.. 1elJ, North Dakota, unless this
DspArtment; is. notified on or before
tdate three months after first pub.
sicationl OF any claim OF claims for
losses outstanding against said
companS. It shall cause the deposit
no w held for. the benefit OF policy
holders ~ be returned ~ said CONF
.,apy.
2--s2-25; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
I'll 2-lo-l9-22-aS-ay; 49, e.
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NOTICE 10 CREiSirOns


Schwarx. Deceased.
Notice liz hereby given by the un-
deratgned. Administrator OF the cs-
tate OF peter Schwarz. late Ut the
CITY Of bismarck, In the County Of
HuylctEh and state Of North Da-
kota. deceased. 10 the creditors Of.
ard all persons having claims
against said deceased. 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first
publication OF this notice. to said
HNildins, Ia the city OF Bismarck,
In said Eurlcigh county, or to tho
Judge OF the county Court of Bur
leigh County, at his office in the
Court House in the city OF bismarck,
Hurielsh County. Nor>b Dakota
You are hereby further notified
that itun. |. 4. naNteS, Judge Of the
| cvnnty Court wtthin and for the
Cuanty vt Eurfeigh. and State OF
North Dakota. has fixed the .hir-
tieth day OF September, n. h. 1925.
forenoon Of said day, at the Court
Rooms. IN the Court House in the,
| city of bismarck in said County ard
State, AS the time and place for
bearing and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF the said Peter
| Sch warH, Deceased, which have been
duly and regularly presented as
herein before prov ided
I Dated ae bismarck, No. puk.
| March Sth, \. L. 1925.
h. j. C:OIst;L.
Administrator of the estate OF Peter
Sehwarz, Deceased
Fret publication on the eiyht til
day Of March. A. y. l92S
3-3-f5-eo
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ItEN,IEWS OF
RED SOX
Il, NEA Service

by NEA Service
New Orleans. La March "a. lo
ward f.hntlsc, ace ofthe Red Sex pitch
ing staff. II l9 pounds heavier than AZ
any time during his major league
cafee peonc 70 groa stale under
too auea work. the added weight
should prove decided advantage to
Ehnake,
Ramon Herrera is MT moyie
actor, as the first name might IMPLY,
hut 4 Cuban second-sacke He was
with Springfield in the Eastern
League last year and is fighting it
out with Emmett McCann as TO who
will play the keystone position.
Looks AZ II il would be hard TO
keep Thomas Jenkins from holding
down one of the three oatficld berths
for the Red Son this sumner. Hes
big rangy athlete Of the Bob Mcu-
sci type and seems 10 be able to do
everything we'll. Bats left-handcd.
Lee Foil IS hoping that Southpaw
Wiltse colaeF through for him, the
Sox being slAy ON. left handed pitch
ing. Wiit4 was with Mobile last
year, winrfS and losing n.
Simon R@ INITIAL. one Of the few
Jewish play141 III the majors, is the
Beau Brulp1&l Of the Red Sox. He
gives the natIvss four changes of APP
uarei daily, not including the base-
ball unif6rm. Incidentally he is
u,IEte d hall SLAYER. He can hit and
mas 1 sopd ehADss ~ vim the right
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22
New Football Rules
Have Penalty For
lncompleted Pass

Mes 1Qrk Marcia "a t41 LaeN-
peet,aA drastic action against the
forward pass MAS taken today by he
foothali rules committee 1t its annual
session here. IN a decision % infliet
five yards penalties tor iheempleted
passe under certain conditions.
The aew rule, designed to discour
age indiserpninate use of the pass,
specifies that "a second aud third IN
completed pass which shall he mace
IN the same series Of plays before a
first down IL obtained shall be pen
allied By i loss OF five wards
Two such penatics would be Che
nlest q team could iaear, under he
ruling, since tho first play of he
series Is exempt aa4 the ball would
change hanAs after an iReompletcd
pass on the fourth down
lnder smother important change
effected bg the college fule makers.
the team making a safety shall put
the bali ii play on Is Own 20-yard
line instead of the 80 ward mark I he
new rule, designed 10 eliminate IN
territorial use of the safety, also pro
vides that the attacking team must
kick or che first down with the op-
posing eleven lined up on thc 30-yard
iiuc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22

Day ton. o., March -. Develop
ments in the realms of aerial photog
raphy Of the last six months have
been phenomenal. according to Off
GERS at NcCook Field, the engineering
division for the United States. Air
Service.
These developments, It is claimed
make quick photography" a. possibll-
ity. suUaassins in speed anything ever
undertaken.
They are due primarily to the ex-
perimentaA work conducted by Lieu
tenant George W. Goddard, chief Of
tho aerial photograph department, and
TO DR. S. ". Burka, former doctor Of
philosophy Of johns Hopkins Cnivers-
ity, who has been IN the service here
since 1920.
. The latest achievement is the per-
lection of a flash light projectile
Weighing 50 pounds. The projeetile
has been 50 constructed that every
grain Of the magnesium is instantan-
cously exploded. Heretofore such
flashes Tor night photography We're
about one half fficient or less,
Some Quick. Work
Il Al Rochester, y L.. their last OK
pertinent was, outstanding.
The worlds first instantaneous
flashlight photograph taken from
5000 feet over Rochester was COM
pletc success" said DR., Bufka.
1T was estimated BY experts thai
the entirc charge Of SO pounds OF
magnesium was fully exploded IN
twentieth OF the second, during
which, the city below was transposeo
to the films in our cameras.
The projcctile is ignited automatic
ally. When the camera operators
have their canAsas set the 50-pouni
projectile, with a six second fuse is
dropped from the plane. The pyojec-
tile Is attached to a parachute aboui
eight feet in diameter. One Shgouf
line Of the chute" that is, one o.
the cords extending from the outer
rim OF the chute to the projectil,
hanger or holder is shorter than a.,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22

With the Colorado State Teachers
college at Greeley. Colo. Later =. de-
bate will be held with the women's
team from the College Of the Pacific
at Estes Park.
The members Of the jamestown coli
lcge team arc William McPhcrson. Of
Page, Robert Kroeze Of jamestown
and Benj&min Gustafson Of Turtle
Lake. Robert kroeze, will represent
the college in oratory, and Vinton
Burt. Of jamestown, for Two years
champion OF North Dakota high
schools in cxtemporaneous speaking,
will represent the college in that
fhe debate team is prepared
to debate either. side Of the question,
and, viii not be eliminated from the
contest unless they are defeated on
each side.
The delegates have been instructed
by the local chapter. to make a strong
bid for the national convention to be
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the rest. Ehls serves To Cause a
sharp Jerk, @hieh isnitcs the fuse by
friction.
In the experiment the j0-pound
charge exploded in six seconds With
a terrible detonation. which was heard
above the roar Of the two Liberty
motors on the aNrtin Romh"r. Nhe
concussioa was also felt by the three
men in the plane.
While it was not related in any
official report the defamation shat
tered the glass window in Rochcs-
ter church, which vas Ear below the
Immediate scene OF the 3 esApso sion.
The plane had six. seconds, in, which
the projeetile was. dropping. Conse,
quently the pilots were in no danger.
Lieutenant Goddard and Dir. BRrka
are planning further experiments as
a. military development for the air
service. Although Inc camera faith
fully recorded the city 5000 feet be-
low cameras have been developed
which Will take pictures up to 10000
feet or more. The next experiment
probably viii be conducted in higher
attitudes.
heating The Clock
Another recent development per-
fected BY Lieutenant Goddard and DR..
Burka is a composite camera film,
Que side being positive and the other
negative. 1t IS used for "auick
photography.
The two were recently ordered to
make some pictures 1t Fort Leavcn-
worth for transmission over the tele-
phone system BY means OF an insen-
ious electrical equipment.
They shot" the barracks at 9:is
a. NJ.
At $500 a. m. they finished the de-
velopment Of the picture and droppe.
! it 10 an army officer on the field.
The field officer rushed it to Ia.
| teiep phone station where c4uipmcni
was ready to receive it.
| That picture was reproduced II
!, Chicago at 1876 a. m. At i0:iS a.. m
it was reproduced in New York an.
/ at 1920 in San Francisco.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22
Win Rogers Gains
Applause Qf Rulers

VIII Rogers, who will be at the
CTS Auditorium u bismarck Thug
dag might March %, Is q fayorite
en.erIainer q rulers.
H. recently Vas received at The
Nhite HOUSE by Calvin Coolidge. and
Woodrow Wilson never misscaRan bp'
portunity 81 nearing him. when tic
Prince Of Wales came to Amtrica He
a once expressed i desire to see VIII
Rogers, ana the great humorlst Vas
rushed of shortly after the British
heirs arrival, to give an entcrtaln2
meni tor him
That was but one of several which
followed. and so popular did Rogers
become with the prince, that he has
since been known AZ the prince Of
ENTERTAINERS and entertainer Of the
prince "fA ~
Roger is gum-chcw wing. lariat-
throwing cowboy, born a years ago In
oklahoma. He has been called the
funniest man in the world" but like
all comedians has his serious side, and
the business OF being funny Is vcyy
serious he says. Much Of his wit IS
spontaneous, and many Of the things
which he says are thought Of after he
gets on the stage. but everything
which he says is founded on a very
thorough knowledge Of Whatever sub
iect he is speaking Of Hc is an ON
nisorous reader OF papers and maya
lines. ana is said to be Informed on
almost every topic under the sun.
With the famous hunorist on his
tours this season arc the DeReszkc
Singers. group OF young American
men. trained BY the late Jean Dc
Rcszhc. Hardesty Johnson, Of Mime
apo's, Floyd Townsley. Holton, Kan.
sas; Erwyn Mutch, New York CITY
and Harold Kellogg, Detroit, Mithi-
gan, arc members Of the quartet They
sin. Negro Spirituals many English
songs written especially for their
quartet, old folk songs and few
classics
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22
BY DIR. HUGH s. CUMMING.
Surgeon General, U. 5. Public Health
S0e,ss.

Surgeon General, U. 5. Public Health
Service
Every tooth as it comes into PLACE
Is u milestone that marks another
step in baby's Development. Not until
Your baby has cut all Of his first
full set Of teeth should you feel All
liberty to give the chile. hard, solid
food
There are 20 Of these first teeth OF
milk teeth. as they arc commonly
called 10 in each IAN.
4 child one year of age, has. as d
rule. eight teeth. At 10 months there
should be II teeth and at 2 70 years
a child should have the full 20.
Chewing helps materially in de-
vcloping a child's teeth. About the
ninth month, baby. should have dry
crust of bread after each feeding
This dry crust should be. given "a
order that he may chew and develop
his jaw. Keep the. fingers and an,
other unclean articles but Of baby's
mouth.
When the child is older. the diet
should include certain amount Oh
coarse material for the purpose o,
exercising and developing the teeth
Coarse whole grain breads, hare
tack. zwieback, baked potatoes viii
their jackets on and Similar articles
may be included in the diet. as the,
will do much to- cAsurc good teeth.
The health and hf~ Of the sccons
teeth depend much upon the ear,
given to the first ~. AS soon 4.
baby's first teeth make their appear
ancc they should be cleaned eaci
day with a sort cloth or brush
When he is old cnon& the chill
should be. taught the daily use Of thi
toothbrush.
The first teeth are necessary t,
| hold the PROPER shape or tic 3IlS i'm
til the second teeth arc rE<dy I,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22
Improved Traffic
Noted By Chrysler
On Western Trip

Everywhere real progress Is being
Ma m meeting problems Of motor
yehicular and pedestrian traffic con-
trol, reports Walter r. Chryslei,
president and chairman of the board
of directors Of the Chrysler corpora
ton, who recently visited Los An
'geles, San Francisco, Portland, Seat
10. Tacrs,,a, Salt Lake City, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago, and
Wntlc III eacn OF those cities took adj
vantage Of the opportunity ia. sec
what extent the respective cities had
adapted themselves to the needs Of
motor traffic.
Los. Angeles is probably one Of
the best regulated cities in the Unit.
ed States" said Mr.. Chrysler. There
the pedestrian, knows that traffic.
rules and regulations ere for his
safety as well as for the convenience
Of the niotorist. In Los Angeles the
pedestrian has. been taught to OBJ
serve traffic signals. The result is
that traffic moves rapidly and with
safety. And Los Angeles has an un-
usually high percentage Of motor cars
in proportion to population. IN fact.
one 81 the highest in the United
States.
cAass u Assidfess sssghls
more attention to the compilation of
accident Statistics. There IS . break.
inx away from the time -honorcd b1an,
Of describing all accidents in which.
a motor cur Participates, as an auto
mobile accident. Available figures
wSsth M ffs az q als hsys WE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22
DUANE DIEAL,
President Of the Squirrel Ciul
IN APPRECIATION

Editor Of The Bismarck Tribune:
The committee IN charge of rccep-
tlon of the Concordia College Choir.
ON It's recent visit, realize the need
Of real individual as we'll as eommu-
rity cooperation in making such an
undertaking successful
We. as committee members, arc
fully aware of the courteous and
wholehearted cooperation your splen-
did papers gave in this respect.
We arc further aware Of the very
nominal charges made by sou for the
advertising and publicity You gave
the undertaking
For ali these favotS We are duly
grateful and our only hope Is that
at some future time it may be our
privilege to reciprocate.
In behalf then. Of. the Trinity
Lutheran Church, but especially in
behalf Of the Trinity Church Choir
and its committee do we extend to
YOU our heartfelt thanks.
Sincerely vours,
Hilda G. Boo
Anna Monsoon,
John HUSKY.
Committee.
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The Nut Cracker
BY JOE WILLIAMS

u JOts W lila No
10 Pela \cgri Coy her own admls.
slon1 Rudy Ealenino IS super. man
Whereas 60 Us he $ merely a
super
Nobody has ever been able u liz
tee ont what makes me Mid men Of
BoGHeo Wild rhez don't have TO
watch the Red Son
A. EGG ssh writer describe Amer
lea u iaud Of elegant leisure
He must have been watching
eef 9aene GIRLS IN action
Baae Ruth ays the iaaks are the
team the boys viii have TO beat in
the American League this year
We 9a,e a feeling the Babes invi ia
81 viii he cheerfulIy accepted,
L aa depends On VIE does it.
ltoekfeller gives dime tip and it's
6.F news We give quarter tip and
the office auditor tarts i criminal
Investigation
John y. tried 10 hand some Of
tae s4adlcs Wc have met. IN a strictly
social way, q l0~ecnt tip they'd run
AIM right from under his toupee.
TIE afrltsury Department reports
tine average Hfe Of dollar bill IL
seven months In whose hands, n
whose hands,
The team tha, beats Us will know
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icle vs.. street car. motor vehicle vs..
railroad train, etc.
More and more cities are making
studies of the problems OF community
safety and are making surveys to.
find practical ways Of reducing acct
dents. Of all types. In this connection.
the National Safety Council is doing
splendid work, in CO. peration with
safety committees of associations and
chambers OF commerce.
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S[()RI'S.
i&.QRl1l
BALL PLAYERS
ARE PLEASURE
SEEK Frs ALSO
League Stars In spring Train
ms Gel Taste Of Nari,
Gus Pastimes

hlgaEa Natuu 22 t43 Ft aaaa
IuiI 81, .,,,Il,r. ~ l.t<t#sail n. Wall
HIN otbrr Ilnn al e4dt4gur Al
ans rata the hDvs IN me karine tla.n
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fisbiaa u.lf anJ ntb4. bn.tineh az
S..ail.,s .Ft,,,. .ar,ii ID tbr.ttfaa,ond.
Fla anstgn grny,.s taak sandty
aff II p4rrshtr tI8 f..alnE
aaa s,#ltTse.. tha anI. H,I 0ug an
fh,. W.s5 .,, e'Iat AehesnA5a uf
the p4lsb8rp paatt.. huttefi al am.
nthsr tate,.tslfut s.ata4t If enter.
t.,nln5ef,f ia ae-l,red n 6slaay 10
dar aaa ablont5 to take Ms mon to
H. ratsell 1T friend afar Ia 48.
4 EottieS f&sHf where lack rabbit
huns AMI barber,tn tsH sehednled
In. s6.rt,.o .ab4 4aafhrr team
s,.ainta4 M fn, ,eest .aast Uu ie
nlas.a.re sNfsinp to8ar bus tomorrow
thev ,..s. sshr,InIed 10 hb4tlt sam Fran.
cixee Inc tnh, hake scheduled
..iy-paf5fa xa,irs 9th Teams in tine
laffis,. SET. ,Irtptt,r
T,yo ather tran,4 idied Yesterday.
the ii Luui4 Brown. it Farpou
/. surlnes IA and tbe Cincinnati Reds
IN "a p1tarsi,rrr I, Uas ftt lyed's
ta@t balf,fae pptsl Che fe.es hume
Apla i
wa, 'a,',. "yrn,,s,auajiy f,y.iabl,
,e.,art %fa cam,n', o1t ~ some Of
the Fa{n4ss a 5.t.6f ne-s4atsal !, being
rr,4sf..rea at faw Connie Mack has
hncn ssI,.,gtno t6e u.syk III inc phla.
IeIah4a Atblet'cs "A Fa,3 Nycl4 ia.
,g,Th elonny rIc .D6 r.leasna Nm,
oi,.nf.'atinn tn., N. "AfhIett,s .8ot
IN bad I'll ,ebrn ,br~ ara,,eJ ~ names
a. - faat vf,r Thrl ntIst wake
an
4 uolaa,3t .ro gfyi1,. 81 Lfstta. raprufn
ia so1ne n,anagnrs U.nf{ne ana Mar.
ncr ~ nm philIies me st,tl mi. 3tn,,
fr,,n. Is R,tjento,pu 'saandt4, nf tal.
NM bsl.{,'',. Mn XXX. ,'.,r. .@la,,,
anatbsr .nnko. NH. Is.s,.1sr sti,s.,,,f
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joined his oId-fash,oned DAD who held
an'p3onships ~ ma, johgy
walter Hagen beat Bobby jones,
liz and ~ THIS sounds lnorr Ike
,he Signal !or 4 plsy aro'ipd ltft cpa
than a golf score, 3'f' ''a
show ne thc way 10 go home
sang the bewil9ere1 base tanner as
he tore into third basc
Flowers is 10 meet Grrb for lbs
third time. The nndcrstand-
ing Il That il Flowers Wins this
match he gcts The title tor keeps.
ike NE Upton cnp AMI The golf
trophy. t 'F
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Peoples Forum
SQUIRREL CLuB NOT TO BLAME
Bismarck, n. OAK.

March Is, 1926.
Editor, Bismarck Tribune:
wish to call your attention TO
mis- statements Of The Tribune on
March nth and 18th, in which YOU
stated that the Squirrel club spoh-
sored and staged the bum skip day
on March II NJ the High school.
Bum Day is school custom. staged
by the Junior and Senior classes. OF
the group that skipped, less than 25
per cent were members of the SPUR
rel elub, and the leader was not a
member Of the Squirrel club. Fur
thermore, 50 per cent OF the Squirrel
club did not skip, but were in school.
All OF the officers OF the Squirrel
club were in school.
am sure that in view Of the facts,
YOU will be glad 70 retraet your ar
tieles
Sincerely,
DUANE DIEAI4,
President Of The SuQirrcl Club
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NOTICE TO 1CPrIY FENCING

Bids are reqeested 70 supply and
:rss. s s9 ss 1ssi Corn or c isss
biny'' together with steel posts and
corner posts lset IL eonercte) about
the Edmund A. Hughes. playground
near Country club. west OF town.
said bids to be opened At SPECIAL
meeting Of school board in high
school building at 1880 p. M. Tues
day. March 20, 1926. Privilege re-
served to reject any or all bids.
nv Order Of Board of Education.
RICHARD rENWARDEN.
a-f7-iO.22-2A.yC Clerk.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-22
Each Tooth Of Baby's
a Milestone

EDITORS NOTE: This is. the sixth
ot a series of ten articles on baby
care. Tomorrow: Baby Hygiene.
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break through. At the fixst sign Of
decayhls teeth the child should be
taken TO the dentist.
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FAsClsu BAN ELECTIONS

Rome. March 22. The directorate
Of the Fascist partS has ordered the
provincial dire ctotates to check all
agitation in favor of new parlia.
mentarv elections. f.
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2DIf
Red double
Ruth, in at least * s%ks8 s2D "
he
like Babe he hits from the right side of the ss>
decided
the youngster and the Yankee
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L. Pela \cgri tJv her own admis.
.lon1 Rudy Ealenino is super. man
Whereas 20 as he 5 merely a
New Britain herald., 1926-08-12
P Planes Complete
 Trip Without Trouble

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 12. P- Twenty two of the '24 airplanes of the Edsel Ford Commercial Airplane Reliability Tour, negotiated the fifth leg of the journey, 2S0 miles from St. Paul to Des Moines yester- day. without serious mishap.
 The Woodson No. fl, piloted by P. H. Downie, forced down with minor damages near Akeny, Iowa. was able to continue to the flying field here late today but the Pitcain. No. 19, piloted by J. c. Ray, forced down near Faribault, Minn., may be out entirely, a telegram received here said, unless repairs can be quickly made.
 The Driggs. No. 24 piloted by H. J. Laass, which encountered diffi- 'culty on the Milwaukee-S Paul flight, is expected to rejoin the rest of the fliers at Wichita, kas. Laass has been ordered to ship his plane from St. Paul to Wichita where a new engine is being shipped.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-12
Theatrical Magnates Talk
 Of Great Movie Chain

Chicago, Aug. II. P(-Actual con- struction of motion picture theaters in Chicago. New York. Boston and Philadelphia to be devoted exclusive ly to long runs of motion pictures by company organized recently for that purpose, was under considera- ton here today by Joseph NJ. Schenck. chairman of the United Artists. !. J. Schubert. New York theatrical producer. William Phil lips, New York. banker and l. C. Freed, Detroit. realtor.
 The group seeks to develop a nationwide plan attempted suc- cessfully in Los Angeles of climin- ating vaudeville and incidental amusement from motion picture houses and of presenting outstand- ing screen works for long runs.
 The Schuberts are understood to be financially interested in the ven- ture with Schenck, Members of the group conferring here intimated that selection of a Chicago site for a s1,000,000 theatre was considered.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-12

years of age. Deputy Sheriff Mar tin H. Horwitz served the papers in the action yesterday.
 At the time Mrs. DiPetro was married. it was unnecessary to have two witnesses swear to the age of the applicants of the mar riage license and she claims that DiPetro, knowing her right age. falsely swore that she was older at the time the license was pro- cured. May 6, 1924. She now seeks annulment of the marriage and also her interest in the household furniture and the right to assume her maiden name.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-12
Another Royal Tomb Is
 Discovered in Greece

Stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 12 Pl- A royal Greek tomb, said to rival in splendor that Of the Egyptian King Tut Ankah Amen, has been un- earthed near the ancient city of Asine, on the, southern shores of the Peloponnesian Peninsula, Greece, by Swiss archaeological expedition. Grown Prince Gustav Adolph is the organizer and a former personal participant in the expedition.
 Preliminary reports published here say the discoveries during the fourth annual digging, now about to close, have been greater than those or all the previous ones combined.