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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-01

County has more than twice as many
as all of the other counties of the
State combined.
The annual fair held here last week
was not financial success, so officials
stated today While exact figures are
not available, it is known that there
will be quite a large deficit If all
premiums are paid in full, and it has
been indicated that it will probably
be found necessary to pare premiums
all along the line. Rain the first
two days played havoc with the at
tendance and. necessarily. the re-
ceipts. The directors will meet on
Saturday to hear reports.
Supervisors of elections for the
county-Laurason B. Riggs and Nor
man Wootton, Democrats, and Frank
Dwyer Republican-met yesterday
and made final arrangements for the
sittings OF the officers of registration
September and the primary cleo
tons September Ia. Registration and
election officials We're named to fill
vacancies.
In Circuit Court Judge Robert B.
Peter has signed a decree granting to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-01
ADMITS HIRING MAN
TO MURDER JUDGE
Son.in-LaW C0nfesses That
He Made Negro Shoot
From Ambush.
Nv the Associated Press.

MOBILE. Ala, September II
Brought here early today by antoino
bile from the Montgomery county JAN
for safekeepinG. ClI'd" '.ee'e D'Ine ~
confessed that he made Hays Leonard,
negro. fire the shot that killed Judge
Lamar Smith of Wetumpka. Ala
Monday night.
Bachelor. who is Judge Smiths SON
fn-law, confessed en- route TO mobile
according to Deputy Sheriff II; +.
MassengIll. ard later. on ariisai al
the Mobile County jail, Bachelor re
iterated his confession in the presence
of neysnaner men. the sheriff and jail
attaches.
Bachelor declared that While the
negro fired the shot. he prompted nm
to do So adding that he was guilty..
lie is in a serious nervous conh4tlon,
but promised to make a full statement
Of the affair later in the day.
: Following their arrest yesterday,
Bachelor and the negro were ordered
to the Mobile County jail for safe
keeping by Gov. Brandon. The trip
was started by automobile last night
about 9 o'clock and the party arrived
here this morning aboard a bay boat
from Baldwin County. The two pris-
oners were accompanied by deputy
eheriffS.
On arrival here Deputy Massengill
stated that after about an hours ride
out of Montgomery last night Bachelor
broke down and confessed. Accord
ing to Massengill. Bachelor nointed to
the negro plantation hand and de-
clared: THAT old negro fired the shot,
but / made him do It,"
Judge Smith was shot to death
through a window of his home Mon
day night as ne lay stretched across a
bel reading a newspaper.
1t was said that in Bachelors con
fession he agreed to pay Leonard
what he already owed him and give
him $400 i'm cash if he would kill
the judge.
Officials said insurance carried by
Judge Smith had been established as
q definite motive for the crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-01
LOS ANGELES OFF AGAIN.
Resumes Radio Compass Tests
After Mishap to En- CINE.

LAKEHURST, y. j., September l
R).-The dirigible Los Angeles left
the Naval Air Station at 9:35. Eastern
standard time, today. to resume radio
compass celebration tests with sta
lions in the vicinity of Hampton
Roads, Va.
The tests were interrupted earlier
this week by severe storms and by
break in the water-cooling system OF
engine three, after the dirigible had
returned to the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-01

Lady Dean Paul of London. Eng
land. who is a composer and singer of
songs. has accepted a new position
entirely foreign from her regular vo-
cation, that of soliciting jobs for
London Misunderstanding concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-01

ROCKVILLE. Md. September
(SpeciaD. -Inauguration of free mail
delivery in Rockville. scheduled Cor
this morning. has been deferred until
September Is, Postmaster Willis E.
burdette announced Non-arrival OF
street boxes and office equipment is
understood 10 have caused the delay.
or the IA who recently took The ex-
animation for appointment as car
riers. but five made the required
average and. therefore, the two
carriers Will be selected from among.
them. They are Clarence f. Anders.
Oscar Gather. Richard T.. Disney
and Henry q. Ray of Rockville, and
James r.. Ramey of CriSfield, Md.
The starting salary of $500 a year
will be increased 500 a year for four
years. Morning and afternoon de-
liveries will be made on all week
days.
The season for shooting squirrels
began in NON gomery County and
throughout Maryland today and will
continue until October Is. The sea-
son will starr again November 10. and
continue until January |. during
which period ii will be also lawful to
shoot cartridges. rabbits and wood
cock. The bag limits for one day per
person are: Squirrels. %; par
tridges, l.: rabbits, 10: woOdcock, i.
The office of the clerk of the
Circuit Court here has been busy for
the last several days issuing licenses
to hunt, and approximately $50 such
permits have so far been obtained.
about 1000 being resident county
licenses. which cost S1.10 each: SO
resident Statewide licenses. which
cost $50 each. and 80 resident
State wide licenses, which cost $1,000
each. Something like 1000 hunting
licenses will be issued by Novem-
Der 10.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of Ernest NJ. Jones. 33,
and Mrs. E,ffie Fl. Paulsen, 81. both
Of Washington, and William r. Wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-01

Hawaii has been having more tour
lists this Summer than in any pre-
vious midyear season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-01
Marriage licenses Issued.

Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of Ernest NJ. Jones. 33,
and Mrs. E,ffie Fl. Paulsen, 81, both
Of Washington, and William r. Wal
dron 25 of LafeYette. Ind. and Miss
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08

liams county, Saturday was bound
Ger TO the Williams county dis
trict court Gu a charge of taking
unauthorized compensation Of slO,-
900 in connection with work done
IN obtaining t.rtain settlement. of
the affairs Of the defunct Williams
County Farmers bank. A second
clare Ct acting contrary to eff
fiarS duties was continued until
.s-.s %.
Frances was bound ever as the
result Of an investigation conduct
cd by X. f. Leighton, assistant at
torney general, assigned to inves-
tigatc the charges made against
Frances by Williston newspaper.
Petitions asking the calling Of ii
Williams county grand jury to in
vestigate the manner in which
Frances had conducted the bank $
settlements were withheld. At tie
time the petiticrs were circulated
friends of Frances declared they
believed the complaints were made
fer political reasons.
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Z. 8 ~
Miss Leila Dieseru
to Speak at Meeting
of Bankers at Elgin

Miss Leila Diesem C. Fargo, or
eanizer for the Greater North Da-
k0ta association, was in Bismarck
today en- route to Elgin, where She
will speak tonight before meet
ing Of the Grant County Bankers
;ssot iation. Grant county will be
organized for the G. N. d. A. this
week by Miss Diesem, working
with Dr.. Lcavitt CT Carson, count.
chairman.
Miss Dicsem, who formerly livel
in Bismarck and is well known
here. has just completed the or
ganization work in Grand Forks
county, and every one Of The lG
townships in the county subscribed
t. the work Of the association.
Scnc of the townships more than
filled their quota. The city cf
Grand Forks will be, organize
later
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GUARANTYFUND
BODY'S RULINGS
ARE HELD FINAL
Judge JansCnius Says It's Dis
erection Cannot BE Con-
trOlled BY Mandamus

Decisions by the state guarant,
fund commission with regard ia
claims filed with it ARE final. Judge
Fred Jansonius h4d today IN !, dc.
cisicn in the Burlcigh county district
court.
The decision covered two cases flied
by the Standard Oil company Of In
diana and Della Bishop and William
Vaughan. Each sought court or
der requiring the guaranty fund com
mission ~ accept the claims for pay
rlcnt.
In his decision Judge Jansonius
held that while the guaranty fund
board may be compelled to act, its
discretion cannot be controlled by
mandamus." The legislature. he
pointed out expressly provided that
the q siaH of the commission shall
be- final
Had the decision been adverse to
the commission it would have opened
the way for hundreds of law suits by
peraons whose claims have been re-
jcctcd by the guaranty fund board.
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Election Is Over

I By ". W. Mandiro, Braddock, y. u. j
well, sir. its been quite Il job.
But election is over at last.
And we've been SO very busy
Counting all TIL. votes we east
we scarcely had time to eat or sleep
Or even sit up real straight
And see the things that happen
All over this great big state.
es, II was very exciting
AS returns came rolling in
And We checked up each candidate
To sec which one would win.
You say: Good men were defeated. =
why, surely, that we know.
IN this great broad state of ours
That's thl kin. ~ men wc grow
For those who were defeated
The sun shines just as bright.
Iheyii back the ones that did win
In this short and snappy fight.
IhereIl be no idle moments
And no rancid thoughts % hate.
These treat big-hearted people
Are the kind that make our state
And as for those that did win.
They have friends on every hand.
That surely always is the case.
\ tradition in every land.
Yes, sir, these are the facts.
And We'll find as the years pass
by
That this grea, state Of North Da-
.ota.
Is the home for you and /.
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Jack Fleck Will
Hunt Buffalo With
Minneapolis Man

At least one Bismarck man
Jack Flick Of the Eleck Motor
Sales company-will have the ex-
citing experience Of hunting wild
buffalo the latter part Of this
month, when he goes t. Antelope
Island in Great Salt Lake, near
Salt Lake City. as the guest Of w.
j. Brust Of Minneapolis.
Nr. Brust, who is here today IL,
the interests Of the Pence Automo-
bile company, is one of the few
hundred throughout the United
States who has been hCnOred with
an invitation to participate in the
hunt, which is advertised as the
"last wild buffalo hunt in Amer
lea lie is permitted to bring one
guest with him and has asked Mr..
FIeck to accompany him.
There are about 500 wild buffalo
on the island, it is said. and mosi
of these will be killed during the
hunt, which is now in progress.
Mr.. Brust and Mr.. Fleck, accom-
panied by Sam Clark, former Bis
MARKHAM, and Clarence Parker Of
the l.eland-Parker hotel at Minot.
will go there baout November 25.
Mcssrs. Brust, Clark and Parker
participated in the buffalo hunt
last fall on the Scotty Phillips
ranch at TT. Pierre, s. u.
On the hunt this fall Mr.. Brus,
will carry Winchester 56-gauge
rifle. loaned him for the event nv
j. K. Sayler Of Bismarck. This
gun is made especially for big
game hunting and var. Brust feeis
fortunate in being able to see ire
one for the buffalo hunt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An Instructive book has been pub
lished by DR.. \. S. McCleary. the
noted rectal specialist Of Excelsior
Springs. Mo. This book tells how sus-
fcrers from Piles can be quickly and
easily cured without the use Of knife.
scissors, "hot" iron, electricity or any
either cutting or burning method,
without confinement to bed and no
hospital bills to pay. The method
has been u success for twenty-six
Years and IN more than twelve. thou
sand cases. The book is sent postpaid
free to persons afflicted with piles
or other rectal troubles who clip this
item and mail it with name and adj
dress to DIR. McClcary. D542 st. Louis
Ave-. Excelsior Springs, Mo.--Adv.
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Oscar Will Quint
Leads City BOwlers

City league scores for the past
week show both good and bad
bowling. Louis Klein Of the Hos
kins-Meyer team was the only
~, Gber to get 500 count, max
ing GA in three games. Hoskins.
Meyer took two. games from the
Bismarck Bottling Works. while
the Oscar Will team took two from
thc Fleck Motors team. and tho
Bismarck Paint a. Glass Co. team
to.k two from the same team in a
postponed game. The game be-
tween klcm's Toggery and the
Bismarck Paint n Glass team will
be played tonight at 1880. All in
terest this week will be centcrc;l
in the match games Wednesday,
evening between Jimmy Smith
worlds champion, and six Of the
local bowIcrs.
The following are the individual
team scores for the week:
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One Killed, Another
Arrested as Result
of Automobile Crash

Crookston, Mimi, Nov. s. (P)
One man is dead and another is re-
ported held by the Red Lake Falls
authorities rs the result of an auto
mobile accident near Brooks. Mimi.
The dead man is said to be q Mr.
Smith Of Fergus Falls, while John
Ducak. owner and other occupant Of
the machine, lives a. Mentor. Mime
sofa Ducak was reported held by the
authorities pending investigation in
to the cause of the accident.
According to stories of the fatal
crash received here, Smith was driv-
ing the car. When he reached into
his pocket the automobile swcrvca
sna carcencd into the ditch pinning
the driver under the wheel.
DucaE. unable to e.:tries..e his com
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some Of the Younger men, growing
tired OF the order and home made
wine. appeared with a bottle Of more
potent Liquid. The doctor took the
bottle away from them, and = few
minutes later, while dancing with his
bride, one Of the men picked her up
~ his arms and ran toward an au-
tomobilc parked near the gate.
Shouts Of other guests brought the
husband in pursuit and the would-bc
kidnaper stumbled and fell. In an
argument which followed, DR.. Cor
with Knocked one man down. Orvillc
Teewilliger, village constable -',na
made his appearance and was told to
order all the guests home.
A degree Of Bachelor of Science in
dairying has been established by
Reading University, England.
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Fraud Charged in
Connection With
Dunn County Vote

Center, n. D., Nov. 8-tP)-Charges
of fraud and Irregularities in the vot-
ing on the question Of changing the
Dunn county seat from Manning to
Dunn Center were made here by ]. A.
Bcrdahl, manager of the Dunn Center
campaign.
Bcrdahl charges that more persons
voted at killdecr than were registered
and that the same condition prevailed
in certain precincts in the western
part Of the county. killdcer residents
opposed the proposal to make Dunn
Center the county seat.
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SnOWStOrm Hits
New Mexico Town

Raton. n. NJ, Nov. S-LP)-A So
mile gale. carrying snow, struck
Ration late last night and the city to-
day was counting damace slim ted
at several hundred dollars. Windows
were smashed, roofs were damaged
and trees and telephone lines were
broken.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
Hands Are Announced
For Tuesdays Game

The weekly Auction Bridge game
will go on the air from WCCO ut 300
y. H.. Tuesday. November .. The
hand for this week has been pre-.
pared by Messrs. Milton C. Work. Sid.
rey $. LEM. Wilbur G. Whitehead
and 4. V. Shepard. all of New York
city. It is as follows:
Mr. Milton c. Work (dealer1 south
Spades Il q 10
Hearts None
Diamonds 2
Clubs X 9 lo?7 ,
Spades 6
Hearts a @ j 10 5 IL
Diamonds X 1
Clubs spot 6
Mr., Wilbur c. Whitehead "North"
Spades A? s spot 4 3
Hearts 8 8 spot 3
Diamonds Q 10 2 spot 5
Clubs 2
Mr. +. v. Shepard, East"
Spades a
Hearts X IS
Diamonds A J &c )
Clubs A j s
\ bank which will take five years
TO complete, and which, next to the
Bank of England will be the largest
in Great Britain. is now undo: con
struction. ~
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VISITS IN NANDAN

Miss Nada Hanson, a former res
'tlent Of Mandan. is visiting IN thu
city with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morct
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mackin ard
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Hanson. Nj
Hanson is en- route to her home in
Tacoma, Washington. after fin i.
mt nths' tour in Europe. She will
De in Mandan about a week.
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MQndQn NeWS

New York, To attend the annual
meeting Of the National Bottlers
association. Mr.. Williams, secrc.
tary of the North Dakota associa.
ton, is a delegate from this state
While in the east Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams will visit in New York City
and at the scsqnicentcnnial in
PhiladcI phia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
FUNERAL SERVICES
LARGELY ATTENDED,

Funeral services for the lat,
Peter kopp. held Saturday marn-
ing from ST. .Ioseph's Catholi,
church, We're very largely attend
cd. Members Of the German Yer.
! Gin attended in a body and acted as
pa!ibcarcrs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
HARD TINES PARTY

Members Of the Shop Craft and
their families were entertained
Friday evening in Rowe hall at a
hard times costume party. About
one hundred couples were present.
Dancing was enjoyed until late
hour when a lunch was served.
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CUT TINS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY

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Party Disrupted
When Guests Try
to kidnap Bride

Bellport, N. ", Nov. s.--LR--A
party given here in honor Of DR.. Silas
Rogers Corwi.h. G6-years-old rh,,s'-
clan. and his s-year-old bride, Marie
Viola Alter, ended with the guests
all being driven out OF the do~4o.
house after an unsuccessful attempt
was made to ki1nap the bride.
The party went we'll enough until
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Is PROMOTED

Hector Hanson. who has becl
loadmaster here for the Northern
Pacific, has been promoted 70 the
Glendivc division. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson left Saturday for Glcndive
where they vii! make their home.
J. 5. Nelson comes to Mandan from
the Forsyth division to succeed Mr..
Hanson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
VISITOR LEAVES

Mrs. George Clousc of Bloom.
field. Ia. has left fer her home aft.
or visit with her sister, Mrs. C.
\. Nctzs,ein. Mrs. Clousc viii
y.s.t in several Iowa cities before
going to Bloomfield.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
CARD PARTY

The second of series Of card
parties will be given tonight by
Nandan Lodge No. 1856, +. p. @.
r.. following short business
meeting. All Elks and their ladie.
are cordially invited.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
AT THE MOVIES
CAPITOL THEATRE

Irving Cummings has scored am
other triumph with 1.-THE Midnight
Kiss" Fox Films version Of John
Goldcn's delightful comedy drama
success pigs that comes to The Cap
itol theatre for 4 two day run to-
night.
The theme is simple and convincing
involving two average American fam
lilies. The Hastings are wealtficst
family in town. The Atkins on the
other hand are average and Atkins
Senior is deeply disturbed over the
lack Of ready money to pay off a
loan incurred to send the Oldest boy
through college.
The manner in which Tomaay turns
his despised medical experiments to
advantage and creates Il sensation
with his first financial experiment is
the kernel Of the plot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08
ELTINGE THEATRE

1t takes three flesh and blood lions
TO create the shadow of one lion on
the screen. Douglas MacLcan dis
covered while filming his latest COM
cdy, Hold That Lion" showing at
tn. Eltinge today and Tuesday.
For the benefit of the camera. the
smiling screen star is pursued all
over northern Africa by blood
thirsty lion. When he takes refug,
in a native village, the liAn continue,
the chase in and out Of the nativ.
dwellings.
One lion sDecializes in chasing
actors across the scenery but he re-
fuses to work close to the camera.
So second lion whose facial gri-
maccs could he recorded for close
ups was added to the nayr"ll. Still
a third king of the jungle. whose
education included thorough train
ing in jumping in and out Of win
dows. was used in filming this por-
ton Of the action. g
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RUBBISH PILE BURNs

The fire department was called out
1T 1850 last night to extinguish a
blaze which had gained considerable
Roadway in a rubbish pile at 1910
Front street. The fire was put gu.
with chemicals and no damage was
done.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1926

panion from beneath the machir"
went to nearby farmhouse for aid
but when he returned he found MS
companion dead.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-08

In q copper atom are - electrors,
each one moving in is orbit with y
speed 81 about 10000 miles second
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO
MEET

The Presbyterian Missionary so
ciety will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Johnson, Eighth
avenue southwest.
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ARMISTICE DAY BANQUET

The American Legion Auxiliar,
and the American War Mother
will entertain all veteran, Of the
world war and the Spanish Ameri-
can war at Il banquet at 6:3O
Thursday evening. at the Presby
terrain church. All cx-service mer
are invited whether or not they ar.
members Of the American I.egio,
or veterans of foreign wars. Fatl
efs CT cN-sery:ce men are also ia.
sltcd. The service men are urge6
to register at the Lewis and CLARK
hetel and TO indicate whether thei,
fathers will accompany them.
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II PRISONERS
AT COLUMBUS.
GAIN FREEDOM
Two Guards and Warden!
Secretary Injured as Men
Shoot Way 10 Liberty

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. S-(AP)
All Of the eleven Ohio penitcn-
tinry cOnvicts who shot their way
1" freedom today. were reported
captured near Lilly Chapel, II
miles west Of here. 4 telephone
message to Warden T.. f. Thomas
of the pcnitentiary said Columbus
police were on their way hack
with them.
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A THOUGHT
Out Of the abundance of the heart
the mouth speaketh.-Matt. l2:34.

The heart is a small thing but de-
sireth great matters. It is not suf-
ficicnt for kites dinner, yet the
whole world is not sufficient for it.
Victor Hugo.
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Columbus, Ohio, Nov. s-Lp)--
Eleven Ohio pcnitcntiary convicts, all
members Of the bad Squad" includ.
ing three sentenced for life, rushed
through the main gates Of the institu
ton to freedom today while shots
spattered in every direction.
The notorious "Iiggs" I.ostcincr O1
Cleveland was among them. Two
guards were injured and Warden
Preston T.. Thomas secretary was
hit.
Thirteen prisoners tried to get
away. One was shot by Warden
Thomas as he fled by the door OF his
office. The other was captured. rs
he faltcrcd in his flight.
Five Cleveland convicts were among
those who escaped. Neither the
guards, Elmer Callahan and John
Lane nun. William Payne. the war
denS' secretary, were seriously hurt.
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GO TO BUFFALO
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Williams
left Saturday morning for Buffalo.