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New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
COUNCILMAN FAY
 FITTED AT DINNER
Bachelor Party Rendered by
 Friends at Elm Tree Inn

Political associates and friends O. Councilman Thomas E. Fay tender "d him a bachelor party at the Elm Tree Inn last night with more than ao in attendance. The sixth ward councilman who next Tuesday will take Miss M9ule F. Uatfon as his bride, Was gwen travelling bag as a rcn"mbruuc". tn" presentation be inE made hy Registrar or Voters Thomas J Smith who acted a- toaetmaster
 JncIud,t among those who at- tended were, EN-Mayor George A. 1 Quigioy. Dr. John r. keayony. Charity Commissioner Samuel GrenuN,rg. Frank '. Riley Isdnre Eos'ubrrg Attorney Harry Gins bure, Matthew T Callahan. Con- stable Frank Clyncs, Peter Su2io.
 Fred Ilollfyld"r Commissioner Ja., T. o'Conuor of the board Of com ! p'usat!ou and assessment Council man samuel Sahlotsky. School Com mlttr"maU James J. Butter. former 1 school Committeeman Edward e. | h'lhouruc. Commissioner John l.. . Pagan of tho board Of public works
 Louis Sahlotsay. Angelo Tomasso.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

held under the treason clause Of the new public safety act. charged with melting to murder.
 Sean Murphy, deputy for Kerry. was arrested charged under the common law with falsely accusing q person of q crime punishable hy law. P. J. Tuohy of Dublin, Fiauua Fail organizer for Kerry. was held on q similar charge,
 The balloting was quiet In Dub lin. The only unusual incident not ed was the passage through the streets Of a small donkey cart bear ing message from Archhishop Mannix of Melbourne. Australia. summoninE all Irish Ir"lanIrrs" to ''preseut a united front against Hritiahimpcrialism."
 British imperialism"
 over the challenge at the polls Of | the identity Of General Richard Mulcahy, former minister Of drfrnsc and one Of thc best known figures
 in Ireland, Putting down the Bible
 after swearing that he was General l Mulcahy, the former minister glunr-
 ed nercoly at his Fianua Fau cha'- | lonecrs and muttcrod au1iMy: And
 well some Of you people know it tool"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

convicted. Armitogo was backed .hy Ere"mau. chairman of the board of works when DuvaN vas running for mayor. II had been agreed, Free man said, that he was to remain as member Of the board, provided Armi'aEe did his part and Freeman paid DuEalI >25up.
 The "ue~s" that Duvall intended To back down on his part of tho agreement Hns broken at confer cnccs cal"d by thn mayor in Tohin, IT,, and Springfield. Ilt, Armitar' said.
 Duval said ho could not 70 through with the deal and r"lurl.d Armi'a%r'a money, according to tho testimony.
 In cross examination Of Aruti'1s". defense attorneys hmtod they would contend h. arnusod pUyaiI after trying 10 barter his testimony be fore tho present proceeding was started
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
IRELAND AWAITING
 ELECTION RESULTS
Government Leaders Confident
 They Will Win

Dublin. sop'. 16 Hp-Tcllcrs today began the task Of counting the uu- usually heavy vote cas, in yester- jay's Ere" State parliamentary elections. with government leaders expressing confidence that tho result would constitute strong endorse mont Of the administration. Tabu- ltion Of tho ballots will continue to- morrow and ouIy fraemcutary Nnoaledee oG the ogtoome is prob able before next week.
 The apparent apathy Of the olec- torate during the campaign which was ire" from disorder. was contra dictsd by inc unexpectedly large p-rceutaat. Of votes east. Observers commented p1rtlrglorN upon inc appearance nt tha polls Of a cousid- rro1Ic number of women and elder ly persons.
 Reports rocci,"d h-re indicate that fhr laIlorue Has carried out without Itmnaun,s. There were three arr,s'a. however in conso- uu"nca or statamoms made during naWpalgu speeches.
 Ramon lIorHu, former brlcadirr-
 general in th" Free state army wae
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

be necessary because there will be a 450 pound pressure in these mains Newington residents are watching the installation of the mains with interest and with the hope that in the near future this town may be able 10 use gas.
 Ncwingtou Notes.
 Mrs. Everett NJ, StoweIl of the Center is spending the week at New London.
 Mrs, NJ. K Scholz, who is con nected with the Connecticut Light and Power Co, of New Britain, has returned from Eastern Point, New London.
 Flavcl Elliott of the Center vii, return to Dartmouth college Mon day to resume his studies as mem Der of the senior class.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

Paul Leardi, Joseph Kennedy. Dr. Fred C. Schrciber. T. c. Cavanaugh. C. J. Curtin Ray Roche, l. Hartman. Albert peton Yale Sable. l. Lippin- colt, Joseph W. Roche. clerk of common council committees, Alder- man Frank Zapatka, Councilman James r. Murphy, Councilman Lu- clan Macora. Councilman Harry Wilson, Councilman Larry Samor- atrzyk, Frank Suzio, Building h. spector \. x. Rutherford, William Smith, John Horn, Harry Gordon. sam Rosenberg. former Chairman Frank l.. Conlon Of the board of public works Harry Shahanian, John ]. Walsh. Louis Leardi, Dr. A. l.. Ayt'abIe, John F. R. Keevers, Thomas F. Kearuey superintendent of the board Of public works, l. D. Lipman, George J. Bayor and Albert J Swanson.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
New LonIoner Drops
 Dead While Visiting

NDr~lrh. S.p, 16 P-GoolE" C. Avery, Go. of New London dropped dead har" last niaht with heart trouble while attending q party nf
 rh" homr Of his brother iu-law, George l.. Crosby IT.. had a wile acquaintance among hors'm'n in the state, ha.iug been m inc livery business in New London for many years but retiring a few years ago. He is survived by his widow and q
 son, GrisWold Avery of New London.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
I NrINSIiI IININI.NT. THIS

Lawrence, Alass Sept. 16 GP) - use 1t 10 rub on my legs, which aohc.' aliDlod Mrs. Frances SayaI- sky when arraigned in court on bootleg charges. The judge srn- t,ncod her 10 6o days in Jail but suspended tho sentence.
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
DUYALL ACCUSED BY. EX-POL|TICAL BOSS
Indianapolis Mayor Charged Of Selling Official Appointments

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 16 OUP) Having opened his case against Mayor John L. DuNIll witl. the two principal witnesses charging the of licial with bartvring appointments. Prosecutor William H. Ecmy today was expected to introduce secondary testimony in CUrroboratiOu.
 Duval was accused on the witness stand yesterday by William II. Armitage, q former political power, and William Fpccmau, his lieutenant with agreeing 10 sell three appoint mcnts for $l0,060; with demanding and receiving an additional $4,50O later and then failing 10 deliver.
 The proposition agreed to before Duvall's election according to Armi- tag", was for the latter to' support the present mayor and contribute heavily 10 his campaign fund. The reward Was 10 be appointment of two members Of th" board of works and the city engineer.
 Arulitagc then would control let tine of contracts for millions of dol lars worth Of city Improvements.
 In the days before the ku kmN kIan asC"ndcd to power in Indiana, Aruit1g" vas known as the boss of the Capital City. He rose 10 prominence" from q saloon keeper and professional gambler. His for tune was made 10 a large extent in the contracting ventures and ho specialized in city business.
 But the political element repre- scented by Armitagc and Freeman, il vas explained. lost control through rise of Duvall's faction and th' I[lan The Armitugc following still were thought 10 hold the balance Of power, however.
 With this in mind Arlnltagn said .Duvall enlisted his support in seek. ] ing reelection. The support auG $l4.50 was the price of the desired appointments. Armitagc agreed tc ii, although his work for DuyaIl ha, to he carried on in secret bccauS, the principals of the clements rep. 1 resented by the two men were radi. CallY opposed.
 Vigorous cross examination failed . 10 shake Armi1ag"'S story. although | he admitted he had withheld tosti- mony from two grand iurics because 1 he believed the mayor could not ht
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
PARDON SOLE HOPE OF
 ESCAPE FROM CHAIR
Four Men Face Death by Electro cutiOn as Result Of Murder of
 Aged PaNmastcr.

Trenton, x. l., Sept. lG P'-An appeal to the court of pardons today remained as the only hope of oscap" from death for four men sentenced 10 die in the electric chair at stat" prison for the murder of George N. Condit, aged paynIaster Of the Reid Ice Cream Company. who was held up in Newark on July l9, 1926.
 The prisoners, all of Newark. ar' Joseph tBig Joe") Jullano. his cou- sin. Nicholas Joseph ("LiItIc Joc'D Juliano, Louis Ckld kuff'D Capoz@l and Christopher Barone.
 The court Of errors and appcal- has rejected an application for q new trial based on afidaNits si.urd by. Phili Sicgel. one Of the id"nify- ing witnesses who was alleged tc have sworn he was influenced hy polio" in his testimony.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
GIVES UP PRIZE RING
La Mace, After First Knockout, Decides He Had Rather lake Up Drntietr, as Career.

Long Island City. x. Y Sept lG q pD-l' took widely hailed William Ia Nance, boxing son of q Methodist clergyman. just two minutes and 50 seconds 10 decide between careers as q dentist and prize lighter.
 GinEcrly touching a swollen jaw, all that he remembered of his first knockout, l9-ycar-old William to- day put boxing out of his life aIto- gcthcr.
 "rhe perfect anacsthctic is all right" said lie. "But I'd rather ad- minister one by gas H. is going 10 be 4 dentist.
 Walking into the ring 10 meet the local American Iegion'e "Iron Horse" last night, William was fresh from eight straight victories. He was full Of confidence inspired by the coaching of his evangelist father, Rev. William N. La Nance, Of Eculah, Mich.
 He placed two rights to the jaw, Iron Horse" looked surprised. Will liam tapped snappy punch to the kidneys. Iron Horse" laid him out. 1ru passes through the London market every week at th" rate of S0.Go0 chests. These are worth about S2.450,0GO
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
STREET tIIRIRS ALI. WIFI

Boston, Sept Is tPl - The n- nance commission thinks something is all wet with this city's street watering system. Although it rained S1 days in one Of the most moist spring and summer seasons in his tory. q contractor has collected Sio.ooo for watering the streets. Tn" commission wants 10 know why.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
FIRE Cks TO CREEP

salem, Mass, Sept. 16 CPl - lire apparatus will travel through this cl'y's business distric, no faster than 1o miles Der hour under a rul,ng by Mayor George J. Bates. Excessive speed even in such emer- guclos WIS too dangerous 10 be warranted. he said.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
NEW|NGTON- VOTES 0N NEW BUILDING
Appropriations for Town Hall
 and Fire House Came Up

Nowington, Sept. 16-Much inter st has been evidenced by residents in the hearing which the board of itnancc will hold 1h,s evening at the Grange hall on petitions which have heen presented for appropriations. special interest is centered on the requests for appropriations of s. GOO for q fire house at Ncwington 'antcr and S1f.o0 for new town hall. There Is some opposition to 'Ho building Of fire house md even moro against the construction of q town hall.
 The plan for the town hall has ..n,n drawn by Perry & Bishop, ar ,hjtccts, of New Britain, and has I.cn approved by D. K. Perry as 'bAlrmau of the town plan commiE- ion. The plan calls for d buck building about 5p by 40 feet, to bc built on the same lot or which the present town hall stands. There would be H small tower on the huild- ing in which q fir" siren could he placed if no fire house is built There is Spuc. provided for a hear T. 3 room, q court room, IS by % feet; a town clerks office and Il vault. The appropriation asked for, includes the cost of T vault. The ilan provides for the extension Of the building in inc rear in case such "ttonsion is necessary. There will he room for T driveway on the ,outh side of the building between if and the house on tn" next lot
 Hardening Of Streets.
 Two other petitions have been resented to First Selertmau James C. Gilbert for ,hY hardening of streets. Mr. Gilbert had previously received the petitions for the hard ming of Wilson avcnue and IlaWl"y street. He reported last night that another had been submitted 10 him tor the repair of Atwood avenue in the Kirkham Manor district. 1t is also known that q petition is being circulated for the hardening of Srodlard avcnu". This street is be ing used a great deal because of the reconstruction of inc west end of Cedar street. These petitions come under the act passed by the last | risl1ture which requires th" Se~ l'rtuIrn 10 hold g bearing on them. The residents on these streets must stand half of the expenses
 Ca, Mains to Be laid.
 The United Gas and Improvement o.. which is planning 10 buy the Hartford Gas O.. is running gas mains from New Haven through kensingtou, NoWmg'On, and Elm wood 10 Hartford. The mains her" run through Main street and work sill be started at once. There is reported 10 l." some question as 10 tho charter of tho company and its rights to do this work, and for this reason the laying of the gas mains las been delayed. Ii is not known whether NcWiugt0n will bc able to use gas in fh" future since it has not been d'ciI.d whether the com r@rnv has q charter which would all lCly fl to furnish service 10 NcWiug- ton If fl is allowed 10 do this, som. sort of q pressure roduc"r will
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
Lions Convention
Dates Are Changed

Fargo, N. d. April 9--LP)-Datcs of
the annual fifth district convention
of Lions International, which was to
have been held in Fargo May 90 and
"a, have been changed to May 20 and
II on account Of conflict in dates
with other conventions in the city
which made suitable facilities un-
available, A. 7. Sewers. president Of
the Fargo Lions Club, declared today.
Notices of the change are being
sent to all clubs in the district, to-
gether with invitations to attend the
convention. and the Fargo CONNER
cial club is also sending out letters
of invitation to the delegates, their
wives and guests. There are about
1900 Lions in the territory covered
by the fifth district. which includes
the states of North Dakota, South
Dakota, Minnesota and the province
of Manitoba, Canada. The convention
is expected to draw l 900 persons.
Minneapolis will be one Of the bid
ders for the 1928 convention, Mr..
Sewers said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
Lahr-Wyard Nuptials
Celebrated Friday at
Minneapolis Church

The wedding of Miss Lucille Lair,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lair
Of Bismarck. and willard y. Wyard,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wyafd Of
Fargo. was solemnised Friday after
noon at s o'clock ut the Westminster
Presbyterian church in Minneapolis,
Rev. John Edward Bushnell officiat-
ing.
Miss Agnes Parsons Of ncapolis.
formerly Of Bismarck, and Mrs. J. H.
Weinrcbc of Minneapolis, a cousin of
the groom, and a <few other friends
Of the couple were in attendance. A
wedding dinner followed the cerc-
mony and at 8 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyard left for Chicago. Detroit and
other points in the east on y several
weeks wedding trip.
The bride is a graduate Of the Bis.
marck high school and attended Ferry
Hall at Lake Forrest. Ill.,. where she
studied music with Miss Marta Mill
lowsk. For two years she attended
the school Of music at Northwestern
University and studied under Carl
Bcecher. She Is a member Of Phi
Beta, national music sorority.
Mr.. Wyard studied at the North
Dakota agricultural college and the
University of Minnesota. He Is a
member Of Alpha Kappa Phi fratcr-
nifty.
MIR. wyard is employed as the
North Dakota representative Of the
Northwestern National Bank, Mime
apolis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
Burleigh County
Assessors Meet

More than half the township asses
sors Of Burleigh county gathered in
the courtroom of the county court
house here Friday afternoon to at
tend the annual assessors meeting
and secure their books and records
with which to make this years assess
ment. Unfavorable weather and poor
roads kept the others from the meet
ing.
Martin Hagen Of the state hail in
surance bureau explained the hail in
surance laws to the assessors, giving
them detailed instructions as to their
work in connection with the insur-
ance. W. II. Patrick of the state tax
commissioners office explained fully
the general assessment laws and tax
laws, and County Treasurer G. l..
Spear told the assessors Of their duty
in notifying county officials when
ever a taxpayer plans to leave the
county. He also urged them to be
more careful to secure correct ad-
dresses Of all persons assessed and
made other suggestions which will
tend to assist in the work Of the
county treasurer's office.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
BOARD MEETING IN GRAND
EOREC

Miss Bertha Palmer, state super
intendcnt of public instructions: c..
A. Fisher, state treasurer; p. S. Berg,
Dickinson; and r. NJ. Black, prcsl-
dent Of the Glendale Normal, will
go to Grand Forks April ID for a
meeting Of the teachers retirement
fund board. Miss NJ. Beatrice John
stone Of Grand Forks is president Of
the board.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
Missouri Executive
Signs Death Measure
For Stick Up Men

jefferson City, Mo-, April 9.-tA)---
Robbers who intimidatc their VIC
tins with guns or other deadly
weapons, will be liable to the death
penalty under recently enacted
measure, signed yesterday by Gov
crnor Sam A. Baker.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED

A pile of hot Goals dumped from
a locomotive on the Northern Pa
cific right of way near the Armour
creamery at 1880 last night resulted
i'm call being sent in for the fire
department. A high wind was blow
ing the sparks over q considerab
area and it was feared that a fire
might result. The ftrcmen soon
quenchcd the Goals with chemicals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
Lee Reapp0inted
Warden at Prison

John j. Lee, warden Of the state
penitcntiary for the last four years,
has been rcappointcd for two-year
term.
Warden Lees reappointment was
made yesterday by the board Of ad-
ministration which has general su-
pervision Of the penitcntiary.
Although Lee was appointed as an
Independent four years ago it is said
that his reappointmcnt was endorsed
by Governor Sorlic, with whom he is
personally friendly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
CHARITY BALL

The Catholic Daughters Of Amcri-
Gu will entertain on Monday, April
IL, with their annual Charity bali at
the Grand Pacific hotel. Dirlam's
seven piece orchestra has been Sc
cured to play for the affair. Mrs. C.
]. Myers, general chairman, reports
that q large number of tickets have
been sold. The decorating commit
tee is meeting this week to make
plans for decorating the dining room.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
COMMITTEE NAMED

The following committee from the
Women's Community Council and the
business end Professional Womcns
club will be at home Sunday after
noon from 4 to s in the B. r. w.
club rooms to out-of-town school
girls: Mrs. H. T. Perry. Mrs. F. l..
Conklin, Mrs. +. G. Warmer, Miss Jcs-
sic Streigl. Mrs. J. L. Hughes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
MARRIED IN BISMARCK

The wedding OF Miss Cherida
Evelyn Jacobson and Tavern Clayton
Richardson, both Of Sterling, was
sOlcmnizcd in Bismarck Thursday
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. Rev. W. +. Water officiat-
ing. The couple were attended by
Miss Mildred johnson and George
Sedivec, both of Sterling. They will
make their home in Sterling. The
bride was graduated from the Bis
marck high school in 1926.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09

AT EDUCATIONAL MEETING
Miss Bertha Palmer, superintendent
Of public instruction.; J. A. Kitchen,
commissioner Of agriculture and Ia
Dor, and Warden John Lee of the
state penitentiary have gone to Minot
to attend a meeting of the Northwest
district Of the North Dakota Educa-
ton Association.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Five friends Of Miss Ida Mae
Hickox, supervisor Of the educational
department of the Bismarck Evan
gelical hospital, were entertained
last evening at the Prince hotel at a
dinner celebrating Miss Hickox's
birthday anniversary. Following the
dinner they attended the Eltinge
theatre.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09

Mr.. Frank A. Solver. repre-
senting the Ground Gripper
Shoe company, will be at the
store of Alex ROsen & Bro.
April 18th and 18th, where he
will take care of anyone who
has foot trouble. Free exam
nation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
THE MUSIC SCHOOL

instruction In Piano and
vocal. Special courses for
little beginners and adults.
If at all possible, mothers Of
pupils between A and s years
should be present at the hour
Of instruction, which will be
Of great value to parent as
well as to pupil. May LIST we
open our summer classes in
theory, harmony and compo-
sition. For further informa.
ton call 1917 or call at our
studio at 81 Ave. A, corner
Mandan street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
LUTHER LEAGUE PROGRAM
PEP STAFF ENTERTAINS

The Pep staff entertained Friday
afternoon in the high school gym
nasium with dancing party with
the entire student body of the high
school as guests. Art Cayou's orches-
ira played for the dancing which con-
tinued from the close Of school until
$3.50. A refreshment stand had been
provided for the benefit of the dane
crs. Members of the high school
faculty acted as chapcrons.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
ENTERTArNS AT FRIDGE

ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hendricks en-
tertained last evening at their apart
ment on Sixth street with two tables
Of bridge. Honors were won by Miss
Mildred Lidstrom and Lyle Gray. A
course luncheon was served at the
Of the evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
ENTERTAfNS CLUB

Mrs. j. d. Thomas entertained the
members of the Past Matrons club of
the Eastern Star Friday afternoon at
her home, 3O6 Avenue B. There were
II members present. At the conclu-
sion of the afternoon a luncheon was
served.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09

GUESTS AT INDIAN SCHOOL
Miss Anna Burr, Mrs. Sara West
Ankenmann and Mrs. Brown were
guests Of Supt. and Mrs. c. B. Dick
inson Thursday afternoon at the In
dian school. e afg
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
GOVERNOR AND MRS. SORLIE
.'N RETURN

Governor and Mrs. A. G.. Sorlic ar
rived home Friday from Hot Springs,
Arkansas, where they spent the past
ten days. En- route to Hot Springs
they stopped in the Twin Cities, Al
bert Lea and Iowa City. On their re-
turn they visited at St. Louis and
Minneapolis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
Hints on Etiquet

I. Does the hostess or host lead
the way to the dining at an
informal home dinner?
2. Who is seated first at form
oil or informal dinner party!
3. Who Is served first at lunch.
con or dinner, formal or informal?
The Answers.
/. The hostess.
2. The hostess.
3. The hostess.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
STEELE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Stcele.-An entire change in the
in the city election held here Mon
day. f. d. Jones was named mayor;
J. +. Burton, J. A. Rcmboldt, Richard
Dodds and Ncls Ness, aldermcn: j..
r. Boucher, treasurer; J. B. Crowell,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
C. A d MEETING

There will be a meeting of the
Catholic Daughters of America Mon
day evening at 3 o'clock at St. Mary's
school auditorium.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-09
EASTER DANCE

The Women's Benefit Association
will entertain on Monday, April l8
with q dance at the A. o. U. w. hall
An auto blanket will be the prize in
u drawing to be held during the eve.
ming.