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The Washington times., 1927-02-09

S. A. E. HAS 6,O52 MEMBERS
The membership rolls Of the So.
ciety Of Antomotlve Engineer now
contain 6.0s3 names.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
Howard u. Five Defeats
Lincoln Lions, 27.18

Howard University basketers
proved decidedly their superiority
over the Lincoln Lions. In their
scheduled game the latter was com.
pletely outclassed and lost the game
by one.sided score Of 27-16.
Spears accounted for q good por-
ton Of the winners goals while
Rip" Day played good game for
the losers.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
New Door Handles

New remote control door handles-han.
Oily located In center Of doors-provide 9
beauty and convenience feature newto the low.
price field.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
AC Air Cleaner

A new AC cir cleaner safeguards motor parts
from excessive wear BY removing all dust and
grit from air passing through carburetor and
into the engine.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
Bankers League Averages
STANDING OF TEAMS

NItaImB LUFIoILIuB LHtto games,
LEAGUE RECORDS
High Team 0ame-Riggs SOC; Hlbbs
Trust, ke4
High Team eat--RigEs. 1877: Ameri-
can Security. 1869; Bank Of Washing
ton, 1855,
High Individual Game-Poiiock. Isl /;
sheehy. $50; Aiken, 49,
High strikes Gheen. "a: Wormsely.
49, English. 80.
High spares--shsehy. 1871, Gheen.
Hlrh Avsrake Men--sheehy, MAS:
Cheer iis-10, v. OFT, I0s-A3; Me-
Cambridge. iOs-t2.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
MEUSEL WITH ROBINS

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Emil Qrishl
Meusel. former outfielder with the
New York Giants, has signed con.
tract with the Brooklyn Dodgers. It
was announced today.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
MONTROSE STAGE UPSET

Montrose tossers played the un
expected when they encountered the
w. II. West five and won through
the basket shooting of Smith. by a
count Of 23.21.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09

Close behind him finds Sam
Gheen. veteran pin spiller and grand
old man of the Bankers Duckpin
League, with an average oe 1890
pins for so games.
0heen has downed the pins with
- strikes and 153 spares.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
Individual high average honor,

individual high average honor,
which carries very substantial
cash prize, IL being hOtiy con-
tested for Bert Sheehy, stellar
pin splller OF the Bank OF wash.
ington. IL leading the league
with IN average Of 1888 pins
for 81 games In carrying this
average Sheehy tOppled tlle
naples for 26 strikes and 157
spares.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09

Ideal homes situated in attractive
community centees can DO purchased
at prices worthy of every prospective
home owners consideration. See these
attractive listinRs In today's Times and
Herald classified section.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
New Tire Carrier

A oew tire carrier Of improved design IL
body
The Washington times., 1927-02-09

Of a breakdown on lonely road, Il
would be just matter Of careless
ness to find that the needed tool
had been left behind or required
repairing.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
ACOil Filter

A new AC oikfIbea~emoves 40 dirt from the
oil supply assuring greater oil mileage and
minimum OF motor Gear.
The Washington times., 1927-02-09

The pleasures of automobile owner
ship can be yours today--select ene
OF the better used cars listed for
sale In The Times and Herald eIasht-
fled section
The Washington times., 1927-02-09
ALL-lMPORTANT TOOL KIT

Inspect the tool kit occasionally
and see that everything is in place
and in good working order. In CASE
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-13
CELEBRATION
GREATEST IN
CITY'S HISTORY
$4,000 People Greet Flyer at
Battery-Triumphal Par
ade Up Broadway
FLIES FROM CAPITAL
Lands at Mitchell Field in Cur
It's Pursuit Plane, Gas
Almost Gone
FLIES FROM CAPITAL

New York, June l3.---(Rr-Censidcr-
ing him one of their own because he
'"ft from here on his pioneering
flight to France, New York's millions
today welcomed Charles A. Lindhcrgh.
VIKING Of the Atlantic heavens, as
they had never welcomed any one be-
fore. After greeting from $4,000
throats at the Battery that shook the
city and a triumphal march up Broad
way through close packed acclaimlng
crowds and a paper snowstorm from
the windows Of the crag- like sky
scrapers, the young flyer arrived at
city hall at 200 this afternoon.
\ When the shricking of harbor
whistles gave notice that Lindbergh
had landed from the bay, to which
he flew from Mitchell Field and
Washington, Il great rolling roar of
welcome spread through the city.
Over miles and miles Of the finan-
cial, wholesale, shopping and resi-
Dental sections paper drifted into
the air in the city's traditional well
come to its heroes.
Chccred by Thousands
Along the line of march hundreds
of thousands of men and women,
packed behind police lines, cheered
until they were hoarse and after
that waved flags. blew horns and
danced about as best they could in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-13
Under Sentence For Libeling
Taxi Driver in Connection
With Sons Death, Man
Surrenders After Barricad.
ing Self-Gave Himself Up
to Avoid Civil War; He
Says

Paris, June 13.-LP)-After three
days 81 entrenched defiance of the
authorities, Leon Daudet, royalist
leader, under sentence for libeling
a taxi cab driver in connection with
the death Of his son, Philippe sew
eral years ago, surrendered this
morning to the army of policemen
and firemen surrounding the build
ing. He had been holding out against
the authorities from behind barbed
wire screen set up about the
office of his newspaper, L'Action
Franchise.
Prefect Chiappe appeared on the
scene this morning and, with hun
dreds of police massed in front of
the building and fire ladders ready
to be thrown against the upper win
,dows, advanced up the balcony where
Daudet had been appearing fire.
quently to receive frenzied cheers of
his supporters.
Makes Impassi0ned Plea
"In the name Of the blood that
you mourn" said the prcfect, twill
you allow more French blood to be
spilled"
M. Daudet declared he did not wish
10 StdTC CIVIL war anu cnOeu Win
the words: "Long live France"
He sent his protesting troops out
of the building, in military columns
and then he and his newspaper man.
ager and companion, M. Delest,
walked out like the commanders of
an honorably defeated army and en-
tered q police automobile to be taken
to the station.
Daudet entrenched himself in the
newspaper office Thursday night,
formally declared it his legal home
and had barbed wire entanglements
put up to protect the entrances.
ROyalists Guard Building
In relays, hundreds of royalists
with canes guarded the doors. There
were riots Saturday afternoon and
last night, several score policemen
being badly beaten in scrimmages
with the crowds that were constant
ly before the building.
IT was reported yesterday that
Daudet had eluded the police, and left
the building for few hours, his
close friends saying that he went to
church. One of them explained that
he had not missed mass in 20 years.
The Daudet affair for q time
promised to assume serious proper
tions as the public apparently dis
approved the sentence Of five months
imprisonment against Daudet for
slandering the driver in whose taxi
the editors son was found shot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-13
STATE OFFICES
MAKE INR0ADS
ON ALL0TMENTS
Contingent Fund Shrinks as
July l Approximation
Has Only $1O,31S

Only S1O,318.67 remains in the state
contingent fund toward which many
state departments are looking long
ingly for funds to exc out the APP
propriations made by the legislature
in 1925.
Appropriations by the last legls-
lature will be available July ! when
the state launches on d new blen-
MUM but in some cases expenditures
during the last. % months have been
greater than anticipated and help IS
needed to continue some departments
in full operation. 1t was in recognl-
tion of this fact that the legislature
each year turns $4,000 over to the
emergency commission with which to
fill the gaps which the legislators
ignored in passing the appropriation
bills.
Three Members
Members of the emergency COM
mission are the governor. secretary
of state and the commissioners OF
agriculture and labor and these pass
on requests for additional funds. An
other and important part Of their
duties is to approve transfers from
one fund to another in the same de-
partment.
When a department head finds that
his allowance for office supplies has
run low but that he can get along
with one less clerk he must have
the consent of the emergency com
mission before he can buy supplies
with money appropriated for clerk
hire. Numerous other contingencies
arise which the emergency commits
sion must meet. such as taking money
from one fund to permit needed
travel by state officials.
Peculiarly enough, the two larg-
est items which the emergency COM
mission has been called on to meet,
were the direct result Of legislative
expenditures.
Expenaes High
When the Nineteenth Legislative
session passed its usual appropria.
Continued 0u ysge thrsel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-13
CONTRACTS TO
BE LET ON 20
|. IMPROVEMENTS
Road Projects to BE Bid on at
Highway Commission Meet
ing Here June II

Contracts for 20 road Improvement
pro ojects in Is North Dakota counties
will be let by the state highway COM
mission at its meeting here June II.
The various projects total l42.6
miles Of earth grading and 34.8 miles
of graveling, most Of which will be
done this summer. Although it is
the intention of the highway commits
sion to carry the work let this year
to completion if possible, it is prob
able that some Of the projects will
be carried over into the winter and
completed next spring, according to
H. c. Frahm, chief engineer.
Most Lcttings-to Be Here
Although it has recently become
the custom Of the highway commits
sion to receive the bids at the office
of the divisional engineers nearest
the counties in which the work will
be done, it is probable that most fu-
ture lettings will be held here, Frahm
said Several Swings" around the
state by the highway comm ission al
ready this spring have acquainted
commissioners Of the various coun-
ties with the manner in which it
does business and it is probable that
in future the county commiss toner's
will be asked to give their approval
Of the various awards by mail. I'M
der the law contract awards must be
approved by comm issioners of the
county in which the work is done be-
fore the county becomes liable for
its share Of the cost.
Projects on which bids will be re-
ccived June II follow.