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CAPT. L|NDBERCH OFF
 FOR q. LOUIS WITH
 SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS
LARGE CROWD OF ENTHUSlAS. TIC ADMIRERS LINE FIELD
 AT HoPoFF

MITCHELL FIELD, June IT. (P)- Lindbergh hopped off at S:17 for St. Louis in the monoplane Spirit of St. Louis," after four days of unprece- dented receptions in New York A large crowd of enthusiastic admirers were at the field and lined the runway. The police had a difficult time to keep them away from the path. The plane took off perfectly. Lindbergh is ex- pected to reach St. Louis at 4:30 St. Louis time When he flew here a month ago he covered the 900 miles from St. Louis in seven hours and 15 minutes, establishing a new record for the route He said he planned to pro- ceed directly West.
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FORMER FRENCH ACE PLANS ROUND WORLD
 FLIGHT IN F DAYS
FIRST HOP WILL BE FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO TOXIC IN FIF-
 TY OR SIXTY HOURS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 17. tP- Plans for nonstop flight from San Francisco to Tokio as the first hop in a 12-day trip around the world, were announced here today by Lieut. Bert Hall, former French ace The 5,500-mile jump to Tokio, passing over Honolulu, will be made in from 50 to 60 hours according to Hall. He will be accompanied by San Francisco newspaper man, who served as nayi- gator on Pacific merchant ships. Hall was today on his way to Seattle to obtain special type of monoplane which he expects to have built by the Boeing plant.
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GUARDING MUZZLES
 OF MACHINE GUNS
 FOR MARY P|CKF0RD
RUMoR ACTRESS HAS BEEN SE- LEcTEo AS FIRST VICTIM OF
 BIG PLOT

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., June IT. (P)-Mary Pickford went to work un- der the protecting muzzles of machine guns of police who throughout the night guarded the home here of the film actress. Douglas Fairbanks, her husband, following information that she had been selected as the first vic tim in a million-dollar plot, accompa- nied her to the studio. Rumors in circulation say for the last two months plans to kidnap prominent motion picture players have been un- der way. As result ofthe serious ness with which the tip is being taken by the police is said to be shown in the fact that police were ordered to stand guard about the Pickford home.
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H0PE FUR FINDING
 MISSING AV|ATORS
 HARD ID SUPPRESS
UNUSUAL LIGHTS STILL BEING SEEN-TRAPERS SAY THEY
 HEARD AiRPLANE

QUEBEC, June IT. (P)-Hope of finding Nungesser and Coli is dying hard despite the explanation that the flares reported seen in Germain and Begin Townships are merely lights from a power house at Chute Aux Galets. Reports of unusual lights are being received, and no explanation has been found for the statement that Georges Rosseau, trapper, had heard an airplane on the night of May on the St. Marguerite river near Sague- nay.
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STATE BRINGS SUIT
 DISSOLVE COLONY FORMER KINGS FAVORlTE" TESTlFlES TO ONE WOMAN
 COMMITTING SUICIDE

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 17. (P)- Brooding oyerhte alleged betrayal of King Benjamin Purnell, leader of the House of David, Elisa Murphy drank camphor and killed herself, Mrs. Ruth Wuerth testified today at the States suit to dissolve the colony as nui- sance. Mrs. Wuerth, former favorite of King Benjamin, achieved notoriety several years ago by carrying her ac- cusation against the cult leader to President Wilson.
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NOME A|RMA|L LETTER
 RECEIVED IN BATTLE

SEATTLE, June IT. (P-Charles D. Garfield, secretary of the Alaska committee of the Chamber of Com merce, received an air mail letter of greeting from the Nome Chamber of Commerce in celebration of the first air mail service to Seward Peninsula. The letter left Nome May 19, and reached Seattle Tuesday.
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DEMPSEY SAYS TEX
 TRYING SLIP OVER
 FAST 0NE; ARTICLES
FORMER CHAMPION HAS THREE
 THAN RICHARDS

LOS ANGELES, June IT. (P)-Tex Rickard wired Dempsey on the eve of his departure for the East that he must sign articles to meet Tunney next September for 15 per cent of the gate receipts before being given an of fer to meet Sharkey July 21.
 Dempsey emphatically indicated that he would not accept 15 per cent of the gate. He suggested he might fight Sharkey under some other promoter, lat just as much money for me. Rick ard is sure dreaming about pulling a fast one when he asked me to fight for 15 per cent of the gate. With ev- erything practically set for the Shar- key fight he stepped in with a ridicu- lous demand. Sharkey has not signed to fight for Rickard. I have three bona fide promotion offers when the time comes. When I am not worth more than 15 per cent as a drawing card that is the exact time am going to hang up the gloves for good"
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WEATHER CONDITIONS
 UNFAvORABLE FOR HOP

ROOSEVELT FIELD, June IT. (P- The Fokker monoplane, America, was taken from the hangar for final in- spection preparatory to flight for France, but it seemed unlikely the takeoff will be possible today The most recent weather reports are un- favorable. The hope is expressed that the hopoff will be this week end.
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BUS sK|Ds ON PAVEMENT,
 SCHOOL BOY LOSES LEG

SAN FRANSCICO, June IT. (P)-As
 a result of a school bus skidding on
 wet pavement in the Army Presidio reservation yesterday, Allan Stuart, nine-year-old son of an army officer, lost his leg and others were severely bruised and scratched. The bus skid ded and plunged off the road striking a tree. It was loaded with pupils of the army post on their way to school.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION MAKING
 RAIL INVESTIGATION VAN SWERiNGEN REFUSES AN sWER QUESTIONS ON THE
 STAND

WASHINGTON, June IT. P)-O. P. Van Sweringen took the stand before the Interstate Commerce Commission and declined to answer questions i'm putting the connection of G. F. Baker. of the First National bank, with the proposed unifcation of the Chesapeake and Ohio, Pere Marquette and the Erie railroads. The opposition to the merger is trying to show that it Is simply Nickel Plate plan disguised.
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FREAK WIND, HA|LsT0RM
 DAMAGES SAN JOAQUIN

FRESNO, Calif, June IT. P)-A tions of the San Joaquin Valley early yesterday, blowing many buildings down and partially destroying a large section of lumber Hume near Sanger, also causing damages estimated at S1S,0Oo to the Kern county airport
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.COM'R BYRD AND WIFE
 ARRIVE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June r. (P)-Groggy mander Byrd and wife arrived from Virginia and hurriedly boarded a train for Long Island The commander, who will hop off for Paris as soon as the weather is favorable, did not pause to talk. According to the con- ductor of the train, the couple studied charts during the trip.
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LARGE REFUNDS ARE MADE
 IN CALIFORNIA TAXES

SAN FRANCISCO, June IT. R- Sums which total millions of dollars refunded to California tax payers under 9 Supreme Court ruling in 1919 must be paid back to the gov ernment, according to the Collector of Internal Revenue who sent out demands for the return of the money yesterday.
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s|D FERRIS SLIPS OVER
 SLEEP PORTION ON RUBY

NEW YORK, June IT. (P)-Com- after right-hand smash that dumped him for the count of nine, Sid Ferris knocked out Ruby Goldstein, rival for New York supremacy, with a single punch in the first round in 8 ring where Lindbergh made his bow to 10000 fans.
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FORMER MAYOR SEATTLE CANDIDATE OF sHR|NERs

ATLANTIC CITY, June IT. (P)- High M. Caldwell, former mayor of Seattle and former potentate of Nile Temple, Imperial Order of Outer Guard Shriners, is the only contested election in the Fifty-third annual con- vention.
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SURPRISED THAT PAINTING
 PURCHASED WAS ORIGINAL

PARIS, June r. (P)-Countess Ar thur De Vogue, former owner of the title painting which was bought by the New York Museum, declared that she and her husband had never regarded the painting as anything but good copy and was surprised to hear ex. nerts declared it to be an original.
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URGES AGED FOR WAR

ROME, June 16. (P-Age should be conscripted before youth in future wars. contends Signora Benedetta, feminist leader of Italy, who urged Premier Mussolini to accept her re- cruiting plan.
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UNAiDED TRIPLE PLAY

HOUSTON, Texas, June IT. (P)-- Eddie Hook, shortstop of the Hous- ton, Texas, League baseball club, made baseball history at Dallas when he executed an unassisted triple play against the Dallas Steers recently.
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FIGHTING REDUCED MINIMUM

PEKING, June 16. (P)-Analysis of the situation in China shows that the fighting has been reduced to a minimum, with the various war lords striving to reach a settlement which will save their faces.
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AvlAToRs MEET WIVES

HANOVA, June IT. (P)-Chamber- lin and Levine, accompanied by their wives, left by air for Hamburg, from which they will go to Madgeburg and then to Berlin
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FILES PETITION FOR
 EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June IF. (P)- Vuco Perovich filed a petition for ex. ecutive clemency, declaring that under a sentence of life imprisonment he is eligible to parole in 15 years. He has served 16 years. ~
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BASEBALL SCORES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Seattle 4, Oakland 5. Portland 4, Sacramento 0. Hollywood ?, Missions 0. San Francisco 2, Los Angeles 6.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 2, Chicago 7. New York 10, St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 10. Boston 0, Pittsburg 6.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 6, Washington 1. Cleveland 10, Boston II. St. Louis 1, New York s. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
BEArrrrL rAKoMA PARK BUNGALOW

A CHARMING HOME COMMANDING ohicer
of the Navy transferred tn California. OF.
fSrs his lovely bungalow OF rooms and
large attic at a very reasonable price. TINS
homo was Designed and built nv \ woman,
and every room reveals artistic taste ana
com fort Very pretty and spacious living
and dining rooms which lend Themselves
gracefully To any size and kind OF fur1ture.
CCzy kitchen and hreakfa nook Lawn
beautifully Handicapped. Really a home Of
grace and charm. any one would be happy
ton unpxcelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
432l 9TH ST. Nv

5-ROOM HOUSE. i00x1a5 LOT rs CLAIR
Nudon. s.. 600 Easy terms -.
ser n h. h.-w..h. Va. Highlands IS. ZOO New
Best in Lyon Village ser bunsalOw. So. 500.
Terms.
See those N YOU want your moneys worth.
W. N. THOMAS 100 Milton Ave.
Phnnn clarendon lHa.W.H.
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SXLF-sI-HIRRAN pRnPERrY

StLF--sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
elcc lights S35 cash S3S per month 3.
81 :, 1HSfbPH AGENT f9T o. n zantsinEer'
Nipc very 's dcsiTssic s io,. asssoo IT, To-
Gated high and dry. in butlt-uE section
I'd chesp bunssioWs viii sell very cuicisIy
q built on these lots succiSi bargain for
EXT ,r.o %,ASSsgEeToN REALTY Y y, c g,
sPKiEG IS GoMiNGs
p ppSS'fF wk NIL EE 4 AagASTNNo5w
New s.r. bnnr.. bath. strictly modern:
oak q. attic. nantry. concrete cellar Only
IS N S@@ mo mo S n",s: q Sat si' ami sam, a.
shove with barge side norcch ana corner
''' s sGsGI YYSuBs " CASH PAYMENT
PHONE uyk VERY 4, hoS MI RAINIER. MD.
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS.
ON Horner nj. between. Nichols ave and
GpsaNsg sTso S sqse r %,S and slS
h.-w.h.. electric lights large pcSrSns,, hiioeH
10 carE One OF the very best values on the
MI ea,CulEN RANKING CORPORATION.
Nam AZ Evenings North 313
IN MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND
This property Is for sale
Will get something for hts kale.
Ten, Large rooms and modern bath
Hot-vater heat and gaA;
Electric liEhts and everythine
To make the place nrst cIass.
Fine old colonial porches,
Wei built steel garage,
Thirty thousand feet of GROUND,
A Chauneur's little lodge,
Two blocks from Baitn boulevard.
One hlOck from the District line
For thirteef, Thousand five hundred
such places are hard To md
Mid the green fields OF Virginia
Right on the macadsn road
| ~ ardg siN-roorn house ard Two acTeF
/. That will make Won a hapny abode
This house has Al modern tninroVernehis'
Sleeping porch " garages A. we'll,
| A large chicken house for your napners
4 ATTRACTIONS too numerous 10 tell
| II ~ located hixh aud It's shady
Trolley line. one block away:
| Two ar three times day. .
| " takes Won lust twenty-five minutes
| To motor 10 Wash. ID. e..
/ NV price " atty Ave hundred,
| or III trade VI YOU come 70 see me
MRS. BERTHA NJ. JACKSON,
432l 9TH ST. NV.
ADAMS 5042.
5-ROOM HOUSE. I00xIa5 LOT rs CLAIR
l Nndon So 600 Easy terms -
S.r. n h. h.-w..h. Va Highlands -. ZOO New
| Best in Lyon Village. Ser. bungalow. eS.ouV
Terms.
/ See these " YOU want your moneys worth
4 W. N. THOMAS. 100 Milton Ave.
4 Phone Clarendon i13-W-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

TWO ACRES. SIR HOUSE. AMI: OPEN
fireplace: additional Groom house with
water and electricity: garage. chicken house
about 20 fruit trees and 4 acre in rasp-
berries The house il situated in bssufi-
full oak grove, and il within few minutes
walk Of electric railway. bus line. stores
churches and four-yssr accredited high
school. Priced right for quick sale. Easy
terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

FOUR 4CREs OF LAND AND SIX NOON
dwelling. two hot houses 100-ft long. chick
on houses. fruit trees. etc. Located on the
avenues; one block east of the corner of
Edmonston and Riverdae roads. Riverdale
Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
ATTRACTIVE HOMES MES. AND REAL

Beautiful modern homo with open fire.
place living room: Dutch-trim dining room I:
sun paror: kitchen. with electric range and
electric refrigerator: laundry room, with
tubs. four beautiful bedrooms: concrete Gel
lar: h-w.-heat: two-car. twO-story garage ;
plenty of pure running water; electricity
and gas. beautiful lawn trees. fruit shrub
hery. lot 10Ox@00. Hsrd-surface roads with
in 20 minutes drive of Washington. bar
gain at 81 600 90
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DON'T Mss THIs RARGAIN

DON'T Miss THIS BARGAIN
New, detached home that satisfies and at
tracts. Highest elevation. miles from
White House. ami, large closets pantry
and cellar. tile hath with buiIt.in fixtures
open Fireplace and beautiful oak floors
Honestly built. Can not he duplicated az
the price, SIO500.OO Terms.
=. l.. COCKRELL
Phone Main 5457. 9f5 Pa Ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

Beautiful colonial built home suitable
for entertaining Contains large. open fire.
place psrlor: large light library; exception.
ally attractive Dutch-trinlned dining room.
with large side seat fireplace; large kitchen
and pantry with built-in tubs and gas
range and bath first floor. -Four large bed
rooms and hath Second floor: three large
garage. chicken house. some fruit and large
lawns. NV. heat. pure running water.
sewerage. fronting three streets with
hedge around entire house. Lot 2OOx30O
feet. a real bargain at $50, 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

WOODBRIDGE. ID. c.
Gath ard Perry SITS 2 new houses: 6-room.
bath h,-v, h beautifully decorated Ga-
Fage.. cnlv $3.50. sasg. terms. y. SoNyE-
MzkE. eyzeE ~ builder. 49,
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ARLINGTON. va CHOICE LOTS. o5x-
125 r.. I block South Columbia Pike /
block TO bus and street car. 20 minutes
to Pennsylvania avenue, Fruit and hedge
Address Box l31.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

Four acres of land and eight-room dwell
ing located At 2S01 Alabama I've. Sc. right
in the business section ~ the ton of Good
Hope Hill: having 240-ft. frontage in first
commercial zone. This property should
greatly increase in value in the next few
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-13
Merger Planned Of
GIN. and MP. Roads

st. Paul. Jan. 13.-LR-Thc St. Paul
Dispatch today quotes New York
sources as reporting definite plans
are now underway looking, TO the long
proposed merger Of the Great North
crn and Northern, Pacific railways.
The New York offices. Of these
roads, according to the Dispatch's
information, are drawing up q def
mite proposal for presentation to the
Interstate. Commerce Commission
soon.
With joint stock control Of the
Burlington line already in the hands
Of these roads, the combination Of the
three systems would effect one Of
the largest railroad systems in the
world. With . capitalization Of morr
than $3.50 000, 900 and $4,000 miles 81
Haes.
Il. was learned here that Ralph
Budd. and Charles Donnelly, presi.
dents. respectively, Of the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific, plan
70 leave within . few days for New
FORK.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-13
STOCK PRICES
!. TAKE UPTREND
Easy Credit Conditions Pro-
vide Background For An
other Price Advance

New York, Jan. 13-(P)-Easy
credit conditions, reflected in soften
ing money rates and huge imports of
gold, provided the background for an
other advance in prices in today's
stock market. Despite the large vol
ume of new financing this month, the
investment demand showed no signs
Of abatement. Except possibly to
restrict trading on the part of timid
traders and investors, the recent de-
velopments in the Mexican-Nicara-
guam situation appear to have had lit
tie market effect.
While no reduction in the New
York federal reserve bank rediscount
rate is expected in conservative
banking quarters at today's meeting,
the trend Of money rates would seem
to warrant a cut in the near future.
Business news continues mixed, one
Of the most important Developments
Of the day being an increase in steel
mill operations, which. was reflected
in the activity and strength of the
independent steel shares, particular
ly Gulf States and Republic. United
States Steel common held firm in
quiet trading.
Eastern c0alers made the best
showing in the. rail group, several
issues reaching their highest, price in
years. Rock Island common also reg.
istcred another new high.
Oil, food, chemical and equipment
shares also presented several points
Of strength, with the demand center.
ing largely in the seasoned dividend
paying shares. Further weakness
cropped out in American Wooden and
moderate rcccssions also were re.
corded by International Telephone
Consolidated Cigar, South Porto
Rican Sugar and Yellow Truck pre-.
fcrrcd.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

y. Chicago, Jan. 13--(U. IS. D. Of A.
--H0gs receipts $4,000; fairly active;
steady, to 10 cents lower than Wed
nesday'a average; butchers selling ia
best, advantage;. light light relatively
scarce; more. active than early; top
1910; bulk desirable LAD to 200
pounds 11.95@12.O5; most 22O to 300
pound averages 11.85@11.95; few
loads 22O to 240 pound averages
1900; bulk packing sows mostly
strong weight 1O.75@1l.1O; bulk de-
sirable slaughter pigs 11.9O@12.O5;
Aeavyweight hogs 1l.7O@l1.95: med,
INN 1f.75@12.O6. light il.75@l2.iO;
light light 11.75@l2.lO; packing sows
1O.60@l1.s5; slaughter pigs ll.5o@
1910.
Cattle 10000; better grades fed
highers other grades predominati ing,
slow, steady; strictly. choice medium
weight upward to 1900; choice hcav-
les held above 12.25;, light medium to
good steers preddmihating in the
run; stockcfs and feeders continue
scarce, mostly 7.0O@775; other
classes steady: bulls strong: most
kealerp 4 1.00@i2.0o; shippers l2.50
: sheep. $4,000; slow few early sales
fat lambs around Is lower than We'd
nesday; early top to shippers 1885;
asking around 1900 for choice handy.
weight; hulk wooded offerings eligi.
BILE l2.00@1c.75; holding choice 90
pound offerings around 1850; choice
heavy lambs. around ll,25; extreme
weight 11.00@ll.50; asking around
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-13
EIGHT JURORS
SELECTED FOR
MURDER TRIAL
Picking Jury Panel to Require
Longer Than Presenta-
ton Of Evidence

Austin, Texas, Jan. 13-R)-Sc-
lection of the jury for the murder
trial of the Rev. j. Frank Norris
probably will take more time than
required for the state to present it's
evidence, prosecution attorneys indi-
Gated with eight Of the panel accept
cd today following two days of grill
ing on religion, secret orders, self
protection and scruplcs against the
death penalty.
Prosecution attorneys revealed
that four witnesses will furnish most
Of the testimony in the states effort
TO prove that the Fort Worth Rap
tist. pastor shot and killed Dexter +.
Chips as the wealthy lumbcrman en-
tered DIR. Norris office to protest
attacks in the church publication
against Mayor H. c. Mcacham of
Fort Worth.
States Witnesses
Judge Dave Shannon Of Forth
Worth, who conducted an inquest fol-
lowing the Staying July II last. and
expected to be the first witnesses
called by the state to tell of the To-
cation of the three bullets that took
effect. These men are expected to
testify that Chips apparently was
rdSrcating from the study when he
was shot.
A policeman and one other person,
who inspected the. study shortly after
the shooting, comprise the rest Of the
prosecutions star witnesses. Num-
crous character witnesses have been
called, including Chips widow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-13
Moffit.

Mrs. Ella Porter and grand daugh-
tiers. Beth and Austie Marie, visited
at the F. Moffit home Thursday aft
ern0op. /,
Mrs. l.. N. Bullock has been, on the
sick list for the past few days.
4 The Kruger family, who recently
moved to MOffit from Bismarck, have
returned to their former place of res
idence in Bismarck. Jobs are scarce
here ut present.
The Ladies Aid meeting which was
held at the home of Mrs. Ed. Olson
last Wednesday afternoon was very
successful. A large crowd was pres
ent and bountiful lunch was served
The enjoyment was mutual.
A majority Of the male population
of Moffit motored to Hazeiton last
Friday evening to attend boxing
match, held at the Zirbes theater
between Chris Grenz of Hazelton and
our local aspirant Alfred Faust
Grenz won the bout by technical
knockout in the fourth round.
The directors Of the Moffit Bank
held their semi.annVal meeting the
latter part of the week.
Miss Dorothy LauEt and Miss Do
rothy McNally returned home Satur:
day via the 500 Line, after a shori
shopping trip to Bismarck last week
d. L. Beardsley returned home from
Bismarck via the 500 Line Monday
bringing with him his small SON, who
has been confined in q Bismarck hos
pital for the past two weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Hoeft and children from
north of Sterling attended the. La
dies Aid meeting. here at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. f.. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. E. kieiny from
Taft township, were shopping in MOT
fit the early part of this week.
Mrs. George Parks left for tn
capital city via the 500 Line Mon
Mr.. and Mrs, H. p. Asselstine en-
tertained party Of friends an,
neighbors at their farm home nortl
west of Motif Sunday evenino. l
is rum orcd that the Asselstine fami
ly may move to Bismarck for tn
winter months. his
| August Doehle, who has been em
ployed in q store at Wing, as clerk
has returned home. This store hal
closed it doors to business.
Messers. C. A. Anderson and b. o.
SON of Logan township were callers
| in Motif the early part of this week
also Ben Porter of Wild Rose.
| Alfred Hoover and Donovan Dralle
living in Morton township, freshman
at the Moffit High school. are driv
| ing to and from school these mile
winter days. When days are to-
severe the young gentlemen hoart
and room at the Eat Shop with E
M. Whitaker.