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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-10
Leith

Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Kimbal naotored
to Bismarck Sunday to visit their
son, Maurice, who is i'll at the hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Nyman and Mrs. VAIL enter
Gained Norwegian Ladies Aid We'd
ncsday.
The county band practice was held
in Leith Wednesday night.
Miss Anna Stregel was /; caller in
Leith Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emch motored
to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seal were Bis
narck visitors the fore mart of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanoth Woodbury.
were callers in Leith Sunday.
Miss Breton returned to her home
Friday.
Ruth Cochrane returned home Fri
day from New Salem where she has
been visiting her uncle.
Several members of the school
board attended school meeting at
Carson Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Heague were
callers in Lcith Saturday.
! A number of people from Leitn
attended the dance at Spielmans Fri
day night.
| The civic club held special meet
| ing at the Lawfred studio, Friday
/ night to make arrangements for the
CKautauqua which will be held here
! the Is, 1G, Ia and IS Of June.
Mr.. Herbert was caller in Leith
Thursday.
Relic Emch made business tril
to Selfridgc Monday.
Harley Rcece returned to-: his WORK
at Leith Thursday after spen3ing the
/ weekend with his parents at Regent
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Finch made {
business trip to Carson Friday.
f. Anhorn apd son, Frederick, mo
tored to He'll Friday morning. 4
! George Gebhardt left for james
town Tuesday morning as a delegat.
Of the X. p. lodge. -
John Will and family were Sunda,
guests at New Leipzig.
Ray Emch made business tri]
to Raleigh Thursday.
Miss Lydia Dittur, accompanied b,
Miss Dream Evans, spent Sunday q
the Dittyr home in Elgin.
The Alm0nt choir gave very goo,
musical program in Leith Sunda,
night.
The. Presbyterian Ladies Aid vii
meet With Mrs. VIM. Kamrath Thurs
day afternoon; June 9th.
The Leith Campfire girls unde
supervision of Mrs. Fred Sept hel
], a picnic at the Cannon Ball rive
Friday. A very good time was ha
by all.
Mrs. Lou Nyland is visiting wit
J her parents, Mr.. and Mr. G. w. Kin
ball.
| Presbyterian church notes for Sur
day. June IL: Leith, morninG~wol
!, lship at 10 o'clock, Sunday school !
IL o'clock. Lark, Sunday school !,
| 2 o'clock, preaching service at thrs
( O'Clock Carson, Sunday school
n o'clock, evening worship ST.
o'clock.
j car i've mica s1st 81 Brisbane own
! Ito tho mud, and the fact Of his bur-
4jelh mt -. connes4iea 49,
) five mile walk, he was able TO 6
4 M "a. McYey 10 take him 70 Lett
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Frances

Nature is giving us some real nice
weather these Nays, and grass and
grain are doing very we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Harms and family
enjoyed visit Of South Dakota peo-
pie this week. Those who came up
were Ciaud Harms, Grace Harms.
Miss Myers, Herman Nuttbrock, Nj Ito
Nuttbrock, all OF Willow Lake, SO.
Dal;., and Adeline Lubers Of Burn
stead, No. OAK.
Henry Miller and family were in
Bismarck Saturday.
Nina Harms and Esther Kershaw.
who have been attending school in
Bismarck have returned home,
schools being closed.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Widger and son,
Allen, spent Sunday With Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Lundquist.
Irwin and Margaret Lundin spent
Sunday wiki the Harms Family.
Mr.. and NrS" Leo 'Gabel spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller.
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MenOken

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyers
cf Mckenzie. Mrs. Roy Yale of Val
ley City, and Loyal Craven Of Bis
marck to dinner Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bourne of
Mckenzie. spent Saturday evening
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves.
Mrs. Roy Yuie visited Mrs. Laef
Blensley Tuesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Otto Ayers and son
and Miss Alice Woods motored to
jamestown Sunday visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Dralle. Miss
Edna Dralle, Mrs. Laef Blensley and
children were Sunday guests at the
". 7. Dance home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves were
entertained to dinner Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Bourne of Mckenzie
Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Agnew and fam
ily spent Monday evening Visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. King.
Miss "n2cl Meth returned Friday
from "a visit with friends at Steele
Mr.. and Mrs. II. De Groot and
daughter, who have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Chris De Groot
left for their home in Marion, S. d..
Monuay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein and
children. Miss Ruth Welch called or
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ishmacl Tues
day evening.
A car of hollow tile and grave,
was unloaded for the new consoli.
dated school. Y. NJ. Craven is now
busy hauling sand to be used for The
school.
Miss Nellie Evarts of Bismarck
visited with Mrs. Richard Salter Fri.
day. Miss Evarts returned to Bis
nafck Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
l.. j. ,Agnew.
Miss Nellie Brown left Wednesda.
for st. Charles, Illinois, where sh,
will visit with relatives and friends
Miss Brown plans on being away ];
couple Of months.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe W.ilcs and daugh
ter Of Bismarck were entertained a
dinner Sunday evening at the Ycakl'
brothers home. =
Abe Higgins. Dennis Ritual, Roya
Thomas motored to- Bismarck Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dance enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dance t
ldinner-Tucsday evening.
Miss Alice Woods OF Fargo, n. i
| is now visiting at the Otto Aver
home. Miss Woods plans on spend
ing the summer here.
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felt that they would be able to help
little Gerald, so he, remained at the
hospital there.
Mrs. Paul Dempsey and Miss Jess
Morrison visited in Shields between
trains Monday.
Lawrence Laub motored to Bis
marek Wedne sday.
Paul Dempsey departed Tuesday
morning for Fargo, where he at
tended to matters Of business, re-
turning Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Morrison were
Sunday guests at the home of the
formers mother.
c. L. Kleinschmidt was business
visitor in Thain and Carson We'd
nesday
Miss Clara Hoeraff spent several
days the past week at the Schiek
home where she assisted Mrs. Schiek
with sewing.
Miss Jess Morrison spents several
days the first Of the week as the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Paul
Dempsey.
John Stevenson, Mr.. Tovaas and
Mr.. Colt of Flasher spent Saturday
! afternoon in Raleigh attending u
road meeting. 1t was decided to fed
eralize the road from Raleigh to
Flasher this summer.
/ p. j. Rausch was business Wis
itor at Fort Yates Friday.
!, Henry Tillman completed large
chicken house for John Olcson this
week.
, Elsie Loabs Of Rosco, s. Oak, ar
rived Saturday to assist with the
housework at the G. l.. Klienschmidt
home.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.: Kleinschmidt
announce the birth of young son
at the Bismarck hospital June 3.
Mrs. Harry Fritz and children of
Mcintosh, S. D., are spending their
vacation as guests Of Mrs. Fritz's
mother, Mrs. Rosson.
| Mesdames G.. K. Rosson, Art Ros-
son and sMiss Helen Rosson mOtorcd
to Minot and Underwood Monday, re-
turning Saturday.
/ Raleigh was well represented al
the Odd Fellow dance held in the
large barn on the Spielman farm
south of Brisbane.
i Henry Morton departed the frs
;. he entered the Veterans hospital fol
al opCldtAoH lOl
jim Jepsen arrived the first of thu
week from Albert Lea, Mimi, wher,
he has spcnt the past two years. II,
'fis visiting at the home Of his brother
Louis Jepsen.
II A. p. Black shipped load o
coast hogs to Tacoy3n Wash, Friday
nard ''l DEMPSEY Sse D 81 Tgl s. rr Rsa
Thursday. to- spend MS Skinner va
cation wittrs-hia grandparents, MI
and Mrs. +. x. Dempsey.
John Bosch motored to Miles City
! Mont, this week. He was accom-
: panied by John Fleming on his re
! turn.
! Rosson Brothers and Carl Schie
were county seat business visitor
! Friday.
. c. B. Burgess Of Chicago spen
I Friday last as guest of his frient
: Theo. Wantke.
Mrs. John Miller entered the Tray
: ner' hospital at Flasher for treat
: ment Tuesday.
!. Mr.. Westrum and Anton Lein mt
tored to Bismarck Friday and brougl
: home new Whippet coach. Waite
!. Schmidt has purchased the Ford fol
i merly owned by Mr.. Lein.
al The Aberdeen Equity villa, hold
: two-day convention at Mott, Jur
4 16-17. The speakers will be G.
Mcdonald and John HUSKY of Bi
d marck and John McCouller Of Farg
! y 4
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NEW GRADUATE is
OFFICE MANAGER

Dorian Weckerly went straight
from Dakota Business College, Far
60, to thu office managers desk at
the Darlington Motor Go. Yet he
was experienced = He had f.
ceived ACTUAL BUSINESS
training Copyrighted understandable
elsewhcrc), knew all office mara I
ayers duties by performing them.
Clara Zanzingcr, another ,Da-
kotan is now at the Dodge Auto
mobile Cos. Fargo office. Ford
branches havccmplcyedthirty-e
Watch each week. Follow the
Successful -JuneSummerSchool.
Write +. I. Watkins, Pres, SOC
Front ST.. Fargo.
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Dodge

Mrs. p. b. Goetz returned from
Bismarck Wednesday evening, where
she had dental work done
Mrs. Eugene Huelskamp OF Bis
marck is visiting with Mrs. p. b,
Goetz. Mr.. and Mrs. Huelskamp are
planning to move to Beulah where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Linderman
called at the dental office at Golden
Valley Wednesday.
Ernest Carlson returned from Bis
marck Thursday where he received
medical aid
The Misses Gretchen. Barrows and
Lillian Fischer liked to Golden Val
Icy Wednesday and came back on
the train in the evening. On their
way they visited at the David Jucz-
zlcr home.
Miss Anna Kcllar assisted Mrs. II.
Il. Truesdale the past week.
Ny. and Mrs. N. Klee of the Big
Flat country visited with Mr. and
! Mrs. H. r. Truesdale Tuesday.
| Leona Peterson and Alice Helling
OF Iolden Valley are attending the
Lutheran parochial school at Dodge.
| They visited with Miss Josephine An
derson Wednesday.
! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Senger of north
OF Dodge motored. to Golden Valley
/ where Mrs. Senger had dental work
done.
George Buchholz of Garrison. this
state, who was a resident Of Dodge
for many years, is here transacting
business for a~1ew. days.
Jake kiVhnrr Of Stanton was y
business caller in Dodge; Saturday.
| MIR. and Mrs. Robert II. Sonneman
who have taught in the Dodge school
Tor the last two years, left for Wah-
peton Tuesday, where they will re-
side this summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Son.
neman have made themselves beloved
by the students of the Dodge school
and the people of the entire COM
munity during the time they have
been here. We are sorry to have
them leave us.
Wesley Jacobson, former resi-
dent of this community but now o
Minneapolis, transacted business a
Dodge Saturday. His. old friend
were glad to see him again.
Mrs. j. c. Grossman and daugh
ters, Hlida and Alvina, were pas
sengers ITO Golden Valley, wher
they visited at the William Erdmal
home
a terrible tragedy occurred at tn
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellc
Saturday. Their three year-old sol
was accidentally killed when barr
door fell on him. A horse had bee,
unhitehed and turned loose and j,
attempting to go into the barn tn
harness caught on the barn door
ripping II from the hangers, an
striking the boy.
Otto Wolff, the local butcher, mo
tored to Killdeer Saturday, June 4tf
, where he transacted business.
j Key. and Mrs. Mas Of near Gold
/ en- valley were shoppers in tow
Monday. -.
: The. Misses Lydia iReiderner an
theresa Jacobs were passengers |
I Hazen Thursday, where they had der
: tai work DONE
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Charles Enders a few days the past
week.
Mrs. Adolph Field and Mrs. Ed Lar
vick were callers at the David Calqu-
houn home Thursday EVENING"
Mrs. Frank Foell and daughters,
Irene and Ellen, Mrs. Ed Monahan
and children and Miss Ann Monahan
were callers Thursday afternoon at
the Charles Enders home
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Nauman are sport
| ing a new Buick sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muckler at
tended the commencement exercises
at Linton Friday evening. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Burkh1pdt are
sporting new Ford coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewitt are
sporting a new Chevrolet coach.
Gerald Hendrix is here visiting
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. N.
Hendrix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder are
sporting new Chevrolet coupe.
Thomas Hendrix spent Friday aft
ernoon with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Schenkenberger, out in
the country.
! James Barger and Buddy" Ger
main Of Linton spent Saturday aft
ernoon visiting with Neil Quasi.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Buck and Mrs.
c. H. Buck of Hampton were shop
ping here Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Nauman and
Misses Ann and Alice Calquhoun and
Betsy Sjerslec attended the movies
at Linton Saturday evening. ~
! Ed Gibson spent the weekend
/ with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders and
I daughters motored to Bismarck Sun
day morning to visit with Mrs. En-
ders' father, 4. Daily, Of Carson, N
D., who is a patient in the st. Alex
Jus hospital.
Services were held Sunday in the
Reform Lutheran church by Rev
Winberger Of Aberdeen, S. Oak.
Emil Schenkcnberger was a Sunday
dinner guest at the Powers Hendri,
home.
| Miss Betsy Sjerslce left Monday fol
her home near Braddock. She hat
been visiting at the David Calquhoui
home.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Powers Hendrix, sol
Thomas, Gerald Hendrix and MIR. am
Mrs. C.. N. Hendrix motOred to thu
! Pursian lake Sunday.
Math Koppy of Hampton was
, caller here Monday. He brought hi
!, sisters, Frances and Theresa. The,
. had spent Sunday at home.
The boys from around here gath
cred together at the ball damon
{ and chose two teams and had YER
!. interesting game Sunday.
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Wing

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lutgcns OF
Goodrich spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Piepkorn.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre of Arena
was shopper in. Wing Monday.
v. r. Heaton shipped out q car
load of hogs Tuesday morning.
Rose Weber came home Thursday
night from Bismarck. She has been
attending school in Bismarck the past
winter and was graduated June B,
She plans to attend the Valley City
normal school this summer.
George Anderson made business
trip to Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Michael;~sevcnth
and eighth grade Wing teachers, left
Saturday for Tower City to spend
the summer vacation.
Carl Teppo motored to jamestown
one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Stienvand of
Garrison visited at the John Mueller
home Thursday night and Friday
morning.
Mrs. Roy Bond and Art Gage made
. business trip to Wilton last Fri
day.
John, Margie and Mrs. Harry
Knowles motored to Bismarck Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Turnoy and
family, former residents Of Wing,
have returned here and will open a
new meat market.
Dan Tee and daughter of Bis
marck visited Mrs. Roy Bond Sum
Mrs. John Weber, ST., accompanied
Mrs. Henry Seilinger to the Bismarck
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MOffit

Miss Jordis Rofteseth left for Alb
crdeen, s. D., Saturday where she
expects to visit friends.
Mrs.. w. w. Durffee was caller
in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Whitaker were
Bismarck visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Asselstine Wis
tied at the w. H. Edison home Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Burns Bailey visited at the L.
d. Bailey home Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid met the home
of Mrs. Charley Soules Wednesday
afternoon, A delicious lunch was
served.
Mrs. Ed Olson visited at the M. D.
Olson home Wednesday afterpoon.
Mrs. Fay Johnson was shopper
| in town Tuesday. ssrS'4 gfi493
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dochlc en-
tertained at q 6, o'clock dinner We'd
| nesday Miss Jordis Rofteseth and
j. j. COsgrove. s-st
Mrs. Z. M. Whitaker visited at the
Ed De Ham home Tuesday evening.
+ Jason Hoover was transacting bus
ness in town Tuesday. .sss
Mrs. j.. ]. Hill and Mrs. Vigo Jen-
sen were Hazelton callers Friday.
Miss Helen Doehle is assisting Mrs
Everett Porter with the houseworl
this week.
Mrs. c. a. Anderson visited at The
I'M. g. McNally home Saturday.
u A large crowd attended the bal
game here Sunday. The Bismarcl
wholesalers vs.. Moffit played Thl
score was 3 to in favor Of Moffit.
H Mr.. and Mts. n. =. Asselstine wer,
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NaughtOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solberg and
Solbcrg and children and Arthur Lar
son visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Henry, who are residing at the
home Of August Solbcrg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
family were . in Bismarck Sunday.
They also attended the Sunday school
at the Burnt Greek consolidated
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solberg and
children, AdeH, Darwin and Truman,
called at the home of John Engdahl
M. and Mrs chas. johnson, Lester
and Ruth and Helen Rue and Arthur
Larson all fnQtored to Bismarck We'd
nesday S4sSdhfng to attend the B. H. S.
class night at the auditorium.
Arthur .Solberg and family were
trading in the capital city Thursday.
| Mrs. McKane, teacher of school
Nor s4ookssMnrgaret Lundin and
Mary Martineson to visit the Mem
orial building and she also took them
ito q show Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson and
children were in the capital city
Mrs. D. N. Lundin was in Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
son were trading in the city Satnr.
day.
Mrs. George Clooten was bust.
mess caller Of Bi4niarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Johnson were
/ in Wednesday evening for the class
night program.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Flanagan wera
in Rismaxck Thursday.
II Aired arlson motored to the cit,
NJ. and Mrs. w. n. Cawley AM
! damxhter, Alpha Icenogle and Mar
4 rerS ak;eiip and Isabelle johnson mo
[tored VI ont from Bismarck Friday
They were supper guests Of Mr.. an
! Mrs.. G.. As Johnson. ~
Carl, laurence and Mary Martin
Il eSon wee In Bismarck Saturday I
Z ATTEND the Sabbath school.
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Iein

Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Lein motored to
Driscoll Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI O. Rise attended
TO business matters in Bismarck
Thursday.
N. Hefdt and son Fred motored
to Driscoll Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HenryNO Olson called
at the Dallas Barkman home FrileY
evening. - -
Miss Dahl u Hastings, n. b., arr
rived here SpndAy and commsnced
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NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS

June and expect to return the first
Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. G. Edgcrton and
son left Sunday morning for lava,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. They cX-
pect to be gone two or three weeks.
Jesse Johns is back again after
having spent the past winter in Wis
conSln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry jacobson and
family Of Tut moved TO Wing last
week. Mr. Jacobson is working for
the Patterson Land company.
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too late. however to get to Carson
for the evening service.
The daily vacation Bible school OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church started off
with an enrolment of 80 on Monday
morning. Miss Ruth Cochrane, Mrs
Edythe Jones, Miss Fern Finch, Ruth
Omdahl, Irene Hurley. Mary Louise
Corbit, and Mildred kamrath are the
teaching force, with Rev. Corbit as
superlntendent
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BIZ means of catapult which hurts
airplanes out to sea, Colonel Charles
A. Lindbergh can leave the I. 5.
scout cruiser Memphis for a day
stroll in the skies while he is jour-
neying to Washington for his Off
cial welcome home. Above Is shown
catapult in action, shooting the
nIane out over the water at terrific
snecd Below is the hosting crane
OF the Memphis returning the plane
to The deck after it lands in the wa
ter alongside the ship. Should the
cruiser be delayed, Lindbergh might
hop off near the coast and fly TO
Washington so that the official re-
ccption would not be delayed.
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Hello, Bill:-The Elks club
is open for you every evening
after 6 o'clock. Come up and
. make it your Headquarters.
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~ md 11s a1ter Grace ~
Ifurned Thursday from Minneapolis.
iThe docteys4 at tue Shrine h6sSitsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04

The German Republic cele-
brates its birthday. A view of
the military procession in front
of the Reichstag Building in
Berlin, where the troops were
reviewed by President Won
Hindenburg and Gen. Heye.
e Wide World Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-04

An historic photograph of Gen.
George A. Custer, the famous Indian
fighter, with a giant grizzly bear
which he shot on his Black Hills ex
petition in 1874. The photo, taken by
the official photographer, recently
turned up in the files of the Northern
Pacific Railway. The Indian on the
left has been identified as the Sioux
scout. Bloody Knife.
Evening star., 1927-09-26
FORMER CONVICT
TAKEN AS BURGLAR
Man Recently Discharged From
Prison Arrested in Chain
Grocery Store.

Elisha Edmonston, colored. left the
Federal prison at Leavenworth, Kans,
three weeks ago, after serving a six
year term for larceny committed in
this city. He had made good" in
prison and promised himself to get
a job and be good citizen for the
rest of his life.
His resolutions, however, were soon
broken, as shortly after coming here
he rented room at 1887 @ street, ac-
cording to his own admissions. and
started entering stores after closing
hours. From a store on Ninth street
he took candy and canned goods, he
is said to have confessed, while from
the store of Charles Alexander, 1865
Columbia road, he took smoking ma
terial.
He was located in an A & p. store
at 1922 Fourteenth street yesterday
morning about o'clock by Policeman
Fl. n. Lancaster and arrested on
charges of burglary. The policeman
found a panel cut from the rear door
of the store. Lancaster secreted him.
self In the dark.
Edmonston soon sauntered out and
started to leave the vicinity of the
store only to be stopped by the police
man with drawn revolver. The col
ored man was not armed.
1t developed that Edmonston had
partaken of cakes and cantaloupes
while in the store. and his explanation
was that he went there because he
was without food. Search of his room
disclosed large quantities of candy,
canned good and smoking material.
which were seized as evidence. The
prisoner will be arraigned in Police
Court tomorrow.
Evening star., 1927-09-26
TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
OF JULIUS A. MAEDEL
Announcement of Attorneys Death
to Court Followed by Official
Expression of Regret.

Attorney Alexander H. Bell, on be-
half of the Bar Association, today
announced to Justice Frederick L..
Siddons Of the District Supreme
Court The death of julius A. Maedel.
for many years member of the bar.
who died last Thursday. The lawyer
asked that the records of the court
show the usual notation of an ad-
iournment out Of respect to the dead
lawyer.
Mr. Bell recalled how he and the
deceased had been law students to-
gether and had been admitted to prac-
tice at about the same time. Besides
being professional associates, Mr.. Bell
declared, they had also been personal
friends. MIR. Maedel, he pointed out,
had. for personal reasons, withdrawn
1 from active court practice and had
devoted himself 10 the counseling Of
| his numerous clients and to the exam
ination of titles for various building
and loan associations.
Justice Siddons, in granting the
motion for the notation of the death
of Mr. Maedel, declared he had no.
ticed his passing with strong per-
| sonal regret in addition to the feel.
| ing which a judge ought to have at
| the death of respectable member Of
: the bar who had aided so much in
! the administration of justice. The
court expressed his admiration of the
probity. integrity and kindly dispo
! sition Of the dead lawyer.