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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-08
b.. O. Haraldson Of Kenmare and the
Misses Margaret Johnson and Marie
Strauss.
Grand Forks People
In Auto Accidents

Grand Forks, N. d., Aug. S.--t4)--
Two Grand Forks cars went into the
ditch Sunday, but apparently no one
was seriously injured.
The worst Of the two >smashups was
a sedan driven by Clarence knudson
of this city, which turned over into
tn deep ditch on No. Minnesota
highway on the curve near the agri-
cultural college Mt CrookstoE early
Sunday morning. The car was de
molishcd and Mr.. and Mrs. Knudson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rollic Erwin were
injured. All four were taken to 4
hospital in Crookston but were able
to rturn home Sunday morning.
A sedan driven by Miles Schwam of
this city crashed into the ditch near
Fargo Sunday but Schwam and his
party escaped with only minor cuts
and bruises. The car was not badly
damaged.
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Engagement OF !.
Paul Remington,
Jr., Announced

DR.. and Mrs. G. ]. Schottler Of Dex-
ter, MIMI, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Kathryn Beryl. to
Paul Calvin Remington, Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Remington Of Bis
marck.
The wedding will be an event of
August 20, and will take place at
Christ's Episcopal church in Austin,
Mimi. ~
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RIVER AT FLOOD STAGE

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 8.--L4')--
Flood waters were pouring through
the Pcndleton and Medford levcc
breaks, on the south side Of the
Arkansas river below Pine Bluff, to-
day for the fourth time this year.
the Arkansas Democrat was advised
by r. R. Rice Of WARMER, secretary
Of the Arkansas flood commission.
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Glee Club Members
at Lions Meeting

Members of the Napervillc (1llD
College Glec club were guests Of the
Lions club today at their regular
meeting in the Grand Pacific hotel
an dentcrtained the local men with a
number of selections.
Eight Of the IL members of the
glcc clue were present. Selections
they sang included "Carmcna," by
Wilson; "Punkin Sue; 1.-THE Sea-
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MINERS GO ON STRIKE

Denver, Aug. 8.-tR-Appro ximate-
~ 1000 coal miners in Huerfano
county, near Walsenburg, went on a
strike today in protest against the
sentencing to death Of Sacco and
Vanzetti, Mas achusetts radicals, ac-
cording to early estimates by Off
Gals of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company here.
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DENIES AGREEMENT IS REACHED

Iona, Mich, Aug. S.--LP)--Governor
Fred Green of Michigan today denied
he had reached an agreement with
Mayor William Hale Thompson Of
Chicago specifying that Michigan
would end its opposition to Chicago's
diversion OF Lake Michigan water.
he governors statement was issued
from his home here.
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f;IyEsTS LEAvE SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Snyder Of Chi
cago, who have spent the past week
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
eStadler, left Sunday for their home.
En- route they will visit relatives in
Lincoln, Neb.
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RETURN HOME

Mrs. G. N. Hansen and children re-
turned home Saturday from Fargo
and points in Minnesota where they
have spent the past month a. the
guests of relatives and friends.
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VISIT RELATIVES HERE

Hugh Jackson and daughter Miss
Helen Jackson Of Fremont, Ohio,
arrived in the city Saturday to spend
several days as the guests of Mr..
Jackson's brother and two sisters, J.
r. Jackson, Mrs. Harvey Harris and
Miss Hardy Jackson.
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gulls," by Prothcro; "Thc Water
melon Song" and others.
Prof. Pinney, director of the club,
introduced it's members and spoke
brifly. DR.. +. 3. Strauss, eprsidnt,
expressed the Lions plasure at hav-
ing the glee club members as guests.
Decision to enter the Bismarck
club in the attendance contest being
sponsored by the international Lions
clubs, to start this fall, was made at
the meeting. The attendance prize
for the week, donated by Jos Tschum-
perrin, was won by Harold Hopton.
Guests were. former Representative
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FROM BAKER

Misses Margaret and Johane De-
Groat Of Baker are spending SOME
time in Bismarck - the guests Of
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and MIS-.
W. ]. Church.
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v1SITs PARENTS HERE

Mrs. r. L. Bork of Ray, who has
been the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stalcy. for the past
three weeks, returned to her home
Sunday. She was accompanied home
by her sister, Miss Ruth Staley.
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AT sprRrTWOOD LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore. Greenfield
Of this city and Mrs. Gresnfield's
sister, Miss Mary Elizabeth Aasgaard
Of Minneapolis, spent the weekend
at Spiritwood Lake. 81
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GUESTS OF RELATIVES

S. C. Falkenstein and son. Richard.
have returned to their home at Bot
tincau after spending the past week
as the guests Of the H. F. O'Hare,
Charles Stalcy, and ]. p. French fam
lilies.
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RETURN no. NEW YORK

Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Church, who
have spent the past two weeks in Bis
marck % the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Church, have returned to their
home in New York city.
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To CALIFORNIA

.Wyman Clitschka of Bismarck left
Sunday for San Diego. Calf, where
he plans to make his home. En-
!, route he will visit ct west coast
points.
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VISITS MOTHER HERE

Mrs. NJ. Jackwitz and little son
Billy Of St. Paul are the guests OF
Mrs. Jackwits's mother, Mrs. n.
Johnston, of this city.
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Interesting details Of this new tat
fcta evening gown are the tailored
belt and buckle Of briliants and the
long rope Of brilliants ending in Il
tassel, worn hunter fashion.
HIRING urDCE DIES

Hibbing, Mimi. Aug. S.-R--
Thomas r. Brady, SO, former judge
Of municipal court here for 20 years,
died shortly after midnight from
heart trouble.
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This rollicking chanty seems some
what out Of place on August 8. but
dates or no date. it was cold enough
this morning to qualify as an autumn
day. The win had sharp edge and
there was a haze in the air which
would almost make one believe he
had done . Rip Van Wrinkle act, go
ing to bed in August and getting. UP
in October.
It was cold, too, as the mercury
testifies, Bismarck had minimum
Of IS for tn 81 hours ending at a.
m. today. while it was positively arc
tic ct Crosby, where the minimum
was So.
A rising temperature is predicted
for. tomorrow. with possible light
frost on low ground in the extreme
east portion Of the state tonight.
Low ground in northern Minnesota is
also due for light frost, according
to the weather bureaus prediction.
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ATTENDS kCETlNG

W. G. Nee onkey Of Beach has been
spending several days IN Bismarck
attending the board Of equalization
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HOUSE GUEST OF, REMlNGTONS
DR.. l.. A. Schipfer Of Chicago and
formerly of Bismarck is spending .
few days in the city Is the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Remine-
tom s
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Try Our Modern High Pres.
sure Greasing Service for All
Prices Reasonable. Short
Stop Station.
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RETURN FROM MINNESOTA

Mr.. and Mrs. AL Rosen have re-
turned from an extended visit to
Minnesota lake resorts, and with rel
atives and friends in the Twin Cities.
They have been away several weeks.
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ARRIVES HOME SUNDAY

Harry Rubin arrived home Sunday
from Glen Ullin and Hebron, where
he has spent the past week with
friends.
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RETr1RN FROM cONrERENcE

RETURN FKOM CVNFERENCE
Rev. c. A. Stephens, Misses Evelyn
and Esther Jacobson, Miss Mary
Stephens and Clarence Hoover have
returned from a B. Y. P. U. confer
cnce in the Black Hills. They made
the trip by'car.
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M s. soc1rry 10 MEET

The Methodist Women's Missionary
society will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Walter E. Water
at 4O7 Sixth street. Miss l.. Gilliland
will be the leader Of the meeting,
and oil members are requested to
bring their mite boxes.
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RETURN TO FARGO

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Halheisen and
daughters Dorothy and Beverly have
returned to their home in Fargo after
spending the past week with Mrs.
Halbeisen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Booth, at the Patterson farm, and
attending the druggists' convention
at Mandan. Miss Jean Halbeisen will
remain in Bismarck with her grand
parents until September.
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TO BUTTE. MONT.

S. A. Mcdonald, who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. s.. Mcdonald of this city, for the
past three weeks, left Sunday for his
home in Butte. Mont. 80.
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VISIT IN FARGO

Mrs. w. E. Parsons Of this city
and her guest Mrs. Hartlee May OF
u Youngstown, Ohio, arc spending
Shfew days in Fargo with friends.
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DRTvE 10 MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. c., b, Rosen and chill
drsn left this morning by car for
Minneapolis, where they will spend
two weeks with relatives.
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FROM MINOT

Mrs. r., A. Pease Of Minot arrived
in the city Saturday to spend several
days - the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Overbee.
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RETURNS TO DUTIES

Mrs. Myrtle Zeamer has returned
to her duties at the A. W. Lucas
store after spending the past week
with relatives in Mandan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. kositzky and
children spent Saturday in Sterling
with relatives. e
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VISIT SORORITY srsTERs

Misses Marian and Ruth Staley
have returned from Grand Forks and
Fargo, where they spent the past
week q guests Of sorority sisters.
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~r,rcrc rpnM nrCYfNCnN

GUESTS FROM DICKINSON
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Personals have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Personals of Dickinson, who will
spend several days here.
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HOME PROM MOTOR TRIP

HOME FROM MOTOR TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Patsra have
returned from three weeks motor
trip to the Black Hills and other
points Of interest in South Dakota,
and to Crosby, where they visited
relatives and friends.
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IRON. NeCLUsKY

Mrs.. J. T. Marshall and Mrs.. Leslie
Aidrich Of McClusky were the guests
of friends Ia Bismarck Saturday.
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The 10th is the last day Of
discount on Gas bills.
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ALLEGED ESlBEzzLER ARRESTED

Milwaukee, Wis.,, Aug. 8.-(R-Al-
bert F. Trzebiatowski, former Mil
waukee businessman, sought for
months on q charge Of embezzling
S528; 900 from scores Of Milwaukeans,
has been arrested in Detroit, Mich,
according to telegram received to-
day by police from Detective Shener,
who went to that city in search of
the missing man.
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lf.r1CSTS ar RET1ATfVE0

81 n. and nrs. John Allsnsworth Of
Dra11oek spent the wssk-end 10 Bis.
m1rek = Tie guests Of relativss.
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ON VACATION

Miss Bertha Luyben Of Webb
Brothers store is spending two
weeks vacation at Duluth, Mimi.
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HERE on. RuSINEsS

Edwin Aichele and Carl Marshall Of
McClusky spent Saturday IN Bis
marck, looking after businsss affairs.
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VISIT RELATIVES

tho weekend in Bismarck with
friends.
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AT FLASHER

Miss Ruth Kaiser OF Miles City,
Mont, who has been visiting friends
in Bismarck, is now spending some
time with relatives at Flasher. Miss
Kaiser was the guest Of honor at
party at Flasher the last Of the week.
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T0day's Weather
Much Like Fall

Sing no! for fall is with US now
With all its bracing breezes.
It's not so bad if ones forewarncd,
But otherwise, he freezes.
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IS DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. A. d. Matheny Of Darlington
was discharged from st. Alexius hos
pital today. She was accompanied to
her home in Darlington by her daugh.
ter. Miss Florence Matheny, and tho
Misses EN- ina and Mary Lynn.
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HAVE A DAUGHTER

A daughter was born Sunday at st.
Alexius hospital to- Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Schaefer Of Nandan.
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SPENDS SUNDAY WITH PARENTS
Miss Ruth Duncan spent Sunday
at her home At New Salem Is the
guest Of her parents.
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VISITING HERE

Miss Mary Ellison 81 Sterling is
spending several days n the, city -;
the guest Of friends.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
SHOE FINDERS FACE
TRUST CHARGE
Northwest Group Accused of Oper-
ating in Violation Of
Sherman Act.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE. March 30.-The North
west Shoe Finders Credit Bureau, in
cluding in it's membership many deal
ers in the Pacific Northwest, is
charged in a complaint filed in Fed
eral Court late yesterday by the United
States Attorney General, through spe-
cial assistants in Seattle, with operat-
ing In violation of the Sherman anti
trust law. fixing prices to manufac-
turers and sitting all competition.
The complaint alleges that on or
about September 15, 1924, wholesale
shoe dealers agreed to eliminate all
competition, fixed sale and credit
terms among themselves, agreed on
prices to be charged shoe manufactur-
ers and coerced Eastern dealers into
refusal to sell materials to Western
manufacturers.
1t asks that the court hold the as
ISOLATION to be operating in violation
of the Sherman law, and order its dis
solution.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Abram T. Gray and Evelyn C. Watson.
Joseph Fowler of Baltimore. Md. and
Mamie B. Merryman of Sparks, Nd.
William H. Gill. ir.. and Martha L. Jarboe.
Maurice Snitzer of Clarksburg. W. Va.
and Hazel Steinfeld of Beaver Falls Pa.
Joseph NJ. Schlesinger and Mary L. Cohen.
both of Baltimore. Md.
Arthur Garner and Grace Kelly.
Sylvester Lee and Katherine Kennel.
Joseph Cope and Lillian Carroll.
John z. Roman of this city and Julia r..
Gardner of Gotham. Va.
Luther 8. Jackson and Phoebe E. PURGE.
Daniel Buckler of Du Bois. Md, and Grace
Buckler of Charlotte Hall. Md.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
EGG-ROLLING PERMIT
FOR EASTER IN DOUBT
Authority to Use White House
Lawn During Repairs to Man
sion Under Amusement

A decision regarding the use of the
White House grounds for egg-rolling
on Easter Monday is expected within
few days. Col. u. S. Grant. Sd,
officer in charge of public buildings
and public parks, following a talk
with the President land with n. p.
SEVERN of Chicago, the contractor re-
building the upper part of the White
House, announced today it may not
be necessary to disappoint the local
Youngsters because of the construc-
ton work going on.
Col. Grant was accompanied to the
White House by Mr. SEVERN, this
being the first time the latter had met
President Coolidge. He told the Presi-
dent of the progress being made and
gave assurance that he would be able
to complete the work within the 1875
days specified by him when he bid
for the contract.
The President showed great interest
in the work, judging from the number
of questions asked. Before leaving
Mr.. SEVERN invited the President to
personally go over the job at his
leisure and see just what was being
done. The President replied he would
be glad to do so.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
BELL PREPARES
FOR PANAMA TRIP
Engineer Commissioner Sails
Tomorrow to Return
About May |.

Engineer Commissioner j. Franklin
Bell unshackled himself today from
his multifarious duties and prepared
to leave Washington tonight for New
York, where he will sail for Panama
tomorrow morning aboard the trans
port st. Mihiel He expects to return
about May ]
Col. Bell turned over his office in
the District Building to Maj. w. E.
r. Coven, senior Assistant Engineer
Commissioner, who will act as Engi-
neer Commissioner in his absence.
This function was preceded by brief
meeting of the heads of the various
engineering departments of the Dis
trict at which Commissioner Bell dis
cussed the problems to be solved dur
ing his absence.
AS Col Bells detail as Engineer
Commissioner will expire in June, it
is expected his successor will be
known before his return. Maj. Covell,
as we'll as Maj. Carey Fl. Brown and
Mai Raymond A. Wheeler both for
mer Assistant Engineer Commission
ers, are being considered for the post.
Mai. Brown is now on duty in the Of
flee of the director of public buildings
and public parks of the National Cap
ital, and Maj. Wheeler is attending
the Army Engineer School at Fort
Leavenworth, where he will complete
his course in June.
Commissioner Bell plans to make his
trip to Panama a combined business
and pleasure expedition. While there
he will study the engineering prob
lens in connection with the operation
Of the canal. 1t has long been Col.
Bells ambition to become governor of
the Canal Zone, and step in that
direction it is reported that when he
completes his service with the Dis
trict he will be detailed there as en-
gineer in charge of maintenance of
the locks.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Deaths Reported.

Helen Robinson. "a. George Washington
Claude + Smith. SO. $50 Piney Branch
road.
Robert G. Aimes. 73. en- route Garfield
Hospital.
Joseph Hereon. 81. Garfield Hospital.
william chapman, S4 ZIG Indiana ave.
Jennie V. Cole SO. 1888 w St sc.
Mary NJ. Tucker. o. 920 18th st
Barbara Middledorf. 93. $40 l. 1T. ne.
George Friedlander SO 1929 Columbia rd
Edmund j. Brennan. as. Logan Hotel.
Marvin F. Farmer; 2S. i4l9 Y st. Sc;
Frank Muse. 80. Providence Hospital.
Jane 6 Mclean. ~. 1892 Nichols ave Sc
Frederick B.; Power, ~ 1900 / St.
Thomas T. Riley. IS, 81 IA Wisconsin ave.
Martha 4. Beach. rs. Home for Jncurable
william Harrison. AZ. 4 Hanover st.
Francis y. White; As. Emergency Hospital.
Julia Wheatley. 90. 2I17 NJ st
Edward Yates. 40 Garfield Hospital.
John A.. Berkeley 40 756 Lamont ST.
Bertha f. johnson. Al. Galllnger Hospital
Della Jones, 80. 49 Fenton 81 ne.
Hattie Brown. 30, rs Canal St s.w.
Joseph A. Mason. GO Garfield Hospital
Harvey Poole B. 230 st
Evening star., 1927-03-30
MEXICAN SOLDIERS
BARRED FROM POLLS
Secretary's Order Compels Troops to
Remain in Barracks Dur
ing Election.

BY the Associated Press
NOGALES. ARIZ., March 30.-All
Mexican Federal soldiers IN the State
OF Sonora will be prohibited from
leaving their barracks the last Sun
day In April when the gubernatorial
elections take place, under orders is.
sued by the Secretary of War in
Mexico City to Gen. Francisco r
Manzo, commandant in Sonora, An
off1cial dispatch to the Nogales
Herald yesterday said.
1t has been the custom to permit
soldiers to vote. but a referendum
measure affecting $4,000 soldiers tho
Evening star., 1927-03-30
WILL SUE RHINELANDER.
Alice Plans to Seek Separation and
Permanent Alimony..

NEW YORK, March 80 Up).-Suits
for separation and permanent alimony
were under consideration today by
Alice Jones Rhinelander, part negro
bride Of Leonard Kip Rhinelander,
wealthy young aristocrat, defeated In
the Court Of Appeals in the last effort
for annulment Of his marriage.
Mrs. Rhinelander and her attorney
indicated that papers in separation
suit, charging cruelty and abandon
ment, would be served on Rhinelander
within few days.
Mrs. Rhinelander has been receiving
$500 monthly as temporary alimony
and also has been allowed $500 in
counsel fees. Legal compulsion for
payment OF the alimony ceased with
yesterdays decision. Whether her hus-
band would continue the payments of
his own accord could not be learned
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Births Reported.

The following births have been reporte,
10 the Health Department in the last q
hours:
Raymond g. and Elizabeth MCGEE. girl.
Carleton p. and Catherine Duval1. boy.
Stamatis and Emma Skadopulus, girl.
Clarence e, and Margaret z. Bates, boy.
Giuseppe and ALTA Bonanno, girl.
Charles II. and Blanche M, May. boy.
william G. and Lillian Trfplett, girl
Eunzio ]. and Anna 7. Ii Cousi. boy.
Balm and Beulah IAghtfoot. boy
Edwin G.. and Irene Taylor, girl.
Henri L. and Mary o. de sibour, girl.
Ernest NJ. and Elizabeth War6eld, boy.
Ruben r. and Mary G, Duffie. girl.
Alfred and Julia r Hansen. girl.
John d. and Mary e. Culp. boy.
Charles E. and Avis E. Walter. boy.
Merle F., and sophie u. ,Huycke, boy.
Charles j. and Mary Ogden girl.
Frederick ii. and Nal Shepherd. boy.
Byrl H and Helen NJ. Johnston. girl
David Franks and Leila B. Franks. girl.
Vincent T. and Josephine Fagins. boy.
Raymond and Efie Snowden. boy.
Haydee A. and Ethel M. Patterson. boy.
Clifton and Emma Chatman. girl
George w. and Adelaide Adams, boy.
Arthur A. and Ruth n. Greene, girl
James A. and Elizabeth Goodall. girl.
Herbert and Veronica Carver. girl.
Frank and Lovenia Newton. boy,
Evening star., 1927-03-30


The steel magnate explains why, at
80, he remains head of the United
States Steel Corporation in the face
of persistent rumors of his retire
ment.
II have nothing against longevity
for those who happen to be interested
in it," he says, declaring he is more
interested in life.
But it somehow seems to suggest
to me a game of merely hanging on.
| was never much interested in hang
ing on. One cannot live, to be sure,
unless he keeps his body alive; never
theless keeping ones body alive is
not life.
Life consists of the things we do.
the friends we make, the give and
take which go to make up human or
ganiZation. Business. cooperation,
knowledge, work-these are the things
that interest me, and I find myself
as interested in them as ever