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and spokesmcn for the authorities
attempted to persuade the crowd to
dsperse.
When leaders of the mob were in
formed the negroes were not in the
Jail, groups left the throng to invade
the negro quarter, where upwards
Of 1000 cololed persons live. Sever
al fist fights occurred between whites
and blacks and sporadic firing began.
William Waddlc, II. printers APP
prentice, was struck in the legs by a
charge Of buckshot and received Il
pivot bullet through an arm The
shots were fired by negroes who
came to the rescue of ono of their
race who had been severely beaten.
X. c. W0lton. 45, foundry foreman,
was injured in the rush to safety
as firing increased.
Guardsmcn Called Out
As Waddle hurried through the
streets to his office, many saw the
blood from his wounds and men
rushed to hardware stores to obtain
guns and ammunition. When they
found the doors locked they broke
into the stores and obtained shot
guns and ammunition. Troops of
the local national guard cavalry APP
peared during the firing. The forty
odd men of the troops scattered
through the streets wearing steel
helmets and full war equipment. The
sight of the soldiers had quieting
effect on many of the mob. but 9th
ers jecred. Many windows were
shattered by stray bullets.
Soldiers then mounted guard over
hardware stores and the whites de-
serted the negro quarter to return
to the Jail. A fire hose strung
through the city hall to aid in re-
pulsing attacks on the Jail was cut
and carried away.
Officers told the mob two Of the
negroes had been exonerated and
released. while the third. Curtis
jail on the fire truck which brought
the hose.
Youths led by men then rushed for
filling stations to obtain gasoline
to set fire to the Jail. The stations
had been closed and they returned
cmpty-handed. An American flag
was then displayed from city hall
window. The mob jeered. Messages
from state officials. imploring the
people to avoid bloodshed, met with
similar response.
Rain Dispcrses Moh
The mob continued to demand
Vanges and Garvin Hardin. brothers,
the two negroes who were released
as we'll as Smith Nearly 800 per-
sons had assembled at dusk when
rain started and increased from a
drzzle to sufficient volume to cause
many to leave the jail
Word was then received that units
Of the Kansas National Guard had
been mobilized and would arrive
this morning. The mob began to
break up shortly before midnight
and only few remained ut l o'clock.
Soldiers went about breaking up
small groups and apparently had the
situation well under control.
Smith was said to have been re-
moved from the jail during the fir
ing and was reported taken to an
other city this morning.
Soldiers searched those who re-
mained on the streets and arrested
several youths suspected Of leading
the attack on hardware stores. Some
guns taken from stores were recov-
cred. and confiscated.
Authorities indicated no more
troops would be asked unless furth-
er rioting occurred.
Robert Liggins, negro watchman,
was arrested by guardsmen and held
on the belief he fired the first shot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-19
REELECTED TOWNSHIP SUPER.
VISOR.

Elgin-Joseph Symanoski, Minnie
township supervisor for the past Is
years, was reelected at the township
election Tuesday by big majority
allowed to relinquish the office.
Township road overseers electedswere
Jacob Dictz, Sam Kranich. G6ttlisb
lsler and C. D. Kranich.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-19
MlNOT'S OFFENSE PROVES
TOO STRONG FOR FARG0ANS

State Training School Gymnasium.
Mandan, N. D., March l9.--Lp,--
Minot turned loose Q powerful driv-
ing offense in the last quarter Of
their game with Fargo here this
morning to defeat the Midgets BY .
2l to Is score. The Magicians will
meet the winner of the Grand Forks
Devils Lake game in the final game
tonight.
Fargo displayed the same polish
which enabled it to defeat Mandan
yesterday but the Magicians drove
through and around their opponents
to pole up lead Of six points in the
final quarter which Fargo could not
overcome.
The long shooting game which
Fargo used yesterday to defeat Man
dan failed to work, so close was the
Magicians' guarding. and the Red
River Valley team weakened in the
final quarter beneath the persistent
drive Of the Ward county aggrega-
tion. Minot just ran the Midgets
ragged and they were gasping at the
final gun.
Dope Il All Upset
The result marked another upset
in the dope, sports writers here hav-
ing conceded Minot little chance
against the strong Fargo club. They
Continued on page six)
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Weather Report
Weather conditions at North Da-
ota points for the ~ hours ending

Weathee conditions 1T North O4-
kota points for the "a hours ending
At 8 q. m. today.
Temperature at Z a. m. ..... 10
Highest yesterday .............. Is
Lowest last night ..... 10
Precipitation to Z q. m. ... o.
Highest wind velocity Is
WEATHER FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Sunday. Rising temper
ature Sunday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The high pressure area, with its
accompanying cold weather, extends
from the upper Mississippi Valley
westward and southwestward 70 the
eastern Rocky Mountain slope. Tenn
peratures are near zero along the
Canadian border and below sero IN
Saskatchewan. Low pressure ind
warm weather prevail over the low
er Misstssippi Valley and southsrn
Plains States and pescipitation se-
curred in the central and soukh4rn
states from the lower Great lakes
region westward - the mi1dle ma
southern Rocky Mountain reeie1.
O92le -. aODEnEA
0efloinl & eAea4A
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mIn0T AND GRAND FORKS To MEET FOR TITLE
MANY Are KILLED and INJURED BY
TORNADO IN MISSOURI and ARKANSAS
WinOna People,
Living in River
Colony, MarOOned

Winona, Mimi, March l9.--LP)--
Residents of the river colony here
today for the second time in six
years are marooned in the Mississippi
by the spring flood which. in reach
imp IA stage Of IL feet this morning.
has spread out over the river flats.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-19
MAY HIRE TAX EXPERT

Linton-The city of Linton may
hire tax expert to consider the
equalization of local taxes, according
to a statement made by Mayor c. A.
WoOlverton. The city council has
taken no action on the question, al
though it has been earnestly dis
cussed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-19
PIONEER DIES

Dickinson-John Reinsr, ST., pion-i
ccr of Lcfor and Gladstone, and one
of the most prominent men in east
crn Stark county, died at his home in
Gladstone after . years illness Of
cancer. He has been a resident Of
the county for 20 years and was act
lively engaged in farming until II.
years ago when. he retired.
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One of the wonders of the north
country just discovered u = river
above Edmohdton. Alberta, which
flows underground Tor mile and .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-19
RIJY PARK ADDITION

hoard has purchased block Of land,
located south of the present city
park. which will be fenced and used
% city ball park.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-19

The Coptic language descended
from the ancient Egyptian and was
used in Egypt until the last two CEN
turies. It now has been superseded
by Arabic.
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Sailer and Bohrer, Stanton, N. D.,
$4,000; Walter Bohrcr, Edwin Sail
Ter and John Sailer, all Of Stanton.
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Minot and Grand Forks wilt meet
tonight for the basketball champion
ship Of North Dakota as the result
OF wins over Fargo and Devils Lake
in the semi-finals Of the state has
ketbal tournament at Mandan this
morning
Minot upset the dope bucket by
breaking through to q to 10 viii,
over Fargo and Grand Forks had an
easy time with Devils Lake. rompinv
to u 81 to 18 win.
Crowds went wild as Minot rallied
in the last quarter and jumped
ahead Of Fargo to win. The Midrcts
displayed smooth teamwork and
speed but they lacked the drive which
gave the Magicians their victory.
FOrkers Have Easy Win
Devils Lake never threatened the
Fork kers. who kept a good margin at
all Stages Of the game. scoring a l2 to
o shutout in the first quarter. Be
cause of the speed displayed by the
Grand Forks men. they are given q
little the edge in tonight's battle,
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An American eagle with a six foot
wing spread was found dead recently
after battle with porcupine. its
head filled with quilts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-19
WARD co. TEAM
BEATS FARGO
IN FAST GAME
Turns Loose Powerful Driv-
ing Offense in Last Quar-.
ter TO Win, 2l 10 18
EASY WIN FOR FORKERS
TOnight's Battle For State
Championship Expected to
Draw Record Crowd

detailed accounts Of the first
round EsMes Of the state toupna.
ment. played yesterday afternoon
and last night, will he found On
the sport pxge.)
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Sunday. Ris-
ing temperature Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

build a world empire?
a. Nerxes, Alexander the Great,
Jenghis Khan. Julius Caesar.
Q. How many grades of generals
are there in the United States
Army?
4. The term General is applied
TO all officers above the grade OF
colonel. and their actual grades are
Brigadier General. Major General,
/ Lieutenant General, and General.
@. What is the meaning OF the
name "EthcI'?
A, 1t is Teutonic and means
noble"
@. What is the difference between
temperature and heat?
\. Temperature is degree Of
sensible heat or cold. Heat is a
physical agent or form OF energy
generated by the transformation Of
some other form of energy such as
combustion. chemical action or the
stoppagc of mass motion by friction.
Q. What is the land area of the
United States?
o414--i square miles.
q. How long have precious
metals bean used in coinage?
Among the most primitive
people some kind Of trade or barter
was known and precious metals I'M
doubtrdIy were used as a medium
for centuries before the invention
Of coinage. The first coins in the
classical world were struck about
7nD. +. G. Ancient writer's differ
about the place that holds the honor
of tho invention. but it may be re-
gardcd as certain that gold was first
coined in lydia and silver in
Argina: specimens Of each of these
primitive coinagcs are fairly com
mon.
Q. Can n rorcign-horn minor
child Of Il naturali2cd American
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

eyer, realize fully that they must
flash carly in order to satisfy the
managers Thus one reads tha'
johnny So-and-So. barely 20 years
old. who has been furorc on some
saul-lot third-rate team or who has
played like veteran on ms col
lego t'"il' Is hitting ana meaning IN
4"I'e WONDERFUL way down IN
flori''1. Inc trouble racing johnny
IT, VIII ne De apio TO iloIH ana III
III AlFli or May as he docs IN
-""rcA. nat Is also d H''Ie point
ld"' Ih"iIE interests the managers
emu '"e brave scouts VINO aug MN
"i'
'Alany are called but few are
chosen" is an aphorism which has
o. vivid application to baseball. The
poignant trag dies Of every spring
center around the blasted ambitions
Of hundreds OF Youngsters VINO Nad
hoped 10 hang on to the playing
list OF a big league baseball team,
nut Who are sent back to the
minors Tor more seasoning, some
times never to return.
Tho Cohbs, the Euths. the Horns
bys. and the remainder OF the stellar
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
Is Years Ago Today

The registrars have completed
their lists of voters Tor the annual
city election. The total is 5,l97 the
largest number being in the sixth
ward and the next in the fourth.
After consi1 ing The matter Cor
several days at the request of his
friends, Judge Cooper announced to-
day that he would not be a candi-
date for mayor,
The frankie Carpenter Co. opens
a solid week at the Russwin Lycoum
this evening with shelter Bay
Next Tue: day. John Drew appears in
his greatest Empire thcator success,
The Second l.. commando
A few minutes after o'clock
last night an alarm brought the fire
department to the old Lewis house
at 81 Main street, where a / SIX
fire was burning in the tenement
occupied by Mr., an Mrs. Clearance
a. Earle. Before the flames could be
cNtinguisicd they had done about
$4,000 damage. Tee air was so hot
in the dining room that the silver
ware on the sidchoard melted and
ran like water.
1t was formally announced yes
tcrdav that Rev. John Y. Winters,
pastor Of the immaculate Concep-
ton church in Hartford. Would come
here 20 take over St. Mary's parish.
/ Scores at Go. Is successful shoot
were as follows: i, Parmoleo 233. W.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

lie isn't a true mechanic If he
can fix spark plug without gel
ting grease on the steering wheel.
What kick has the man? The al
imony woman gets usually is less
than she spent before.
When two live as cheapIy as one,
there usually is rich dad-in-law
in the background.
A hand even now useless for
shaking seems mean handicap for
a third term boom.
Sill, Americas sympathy for the
under dog shouldn't splash over on
the underworld.
Correct this sentence: i've signed
notes with ten friends said he,
"and never yet have been left TO
hold the bag"
Copyright 1921. Publishers Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

the senate foreign relations COM
mittee said in an address before
the Utica Republican club last
night.
iii venture that if Governor
Smith is nominated for president.
he'll declare for the 18th amend
inent and its enforcement, and not
only that but will make the people
believe in it.
This is not Speaking in disre-
spcct of Governor Smith, but in
"ulosy of his great abilities. From
the time he leaves Manhattan Is
land and crosses over into the
United States, he'll be for the 18th
amendment and its enforcement.
Coolidge and Smith
in an address at Syracuse uni
verslty earlier in the day. Senator
Eorah predicted Coolidge ard
Smith would be the opposing prrs,-
DENTAL candidates in the nc>t
election.
"Do you think President Goodies
will run again." the Senator Wal
asked from the audience.
Il think he is entitled 10 the
romination ana co, hora :, !, h.
wants If" cono,or pnr,h r.r,i.',
.IJc wou,a no . s4ro,r c,,1;,ta.,,.
What do you think of Al
Smiths chances for the democratic
nomination
yo,,r go,orro,. sc,,,,. 70 j., .r>
accented c,naidato AZ thn ,,raso,.t
timn " tho sona-or ,,.rr,raJ e,
200, ,,,i,c enc ,n ain ,.,a;,., 81,
nomiration rs no seems - bay.
tnvervtbire mic own ,.o.,. rir,l,,
now
I-rmcs rr,cul,i,e.s
In his mic, address tho s,,,o,o-
advoaa-od frio,d,,. ,,l,+;o,,s ,.i,4,
all ra-ioos arbitration Of tho Nov
lean question and roooqnitio, ~
p,Issfa He rnboId tba ,,,or;oo,,
noIirv in CHINA ana oar,raIv
roionad United states tontics j.,
Nicaracua,
Rnfarrinp To tba situ,tio, i,
China tba senator said "Tha I-ni.ad
states ony.rnn,nn4 ie g;po,,1,. mo
-"ctinr The lives Of its citizens.
tharo. ,bo ooyornmon+ has com. -,
further and will continue IA nro-
ioct its citizens until tbo shirt ~
rovolution has nassod away,
Senator Fora, said nc obiocts .,
the Nicarapuan situation ..ro, CO
much hocarso orr roor;,os ,r.,
I
we racoentga1 the vronc. indivia-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
.trrji Sl,rcNtlnCss

Jeffrey: Those chorus girls arc
going TO fool 4 lot OF people on
April first
Norman: what for?'
Jeffrey: They heard that a fool
and his money are soon parted"
Anna $. pelatt
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
\ Suggestion to Spring Poets

\ Suggestion to Spring Poets.
Sonnets on spring" arc the usua
thing.
But Sonncts are stately indeed.
Why not spring a funnel, for that!
sure TO bring
y laugh and it's laughter We need
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
Naturally.

NOV, Able said the teacher in
one Of New Iorll's Ens' Side schools.
what does the Statue Of Liberty
stand ior?"
because, teacher, de water ISIS 900
deep ware She ISIS standing 20 sit
down"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
Sjp1,!y " Orkcr

Higgins: queer no" quickly
everybody forgot cross word puz-
zlcs.'
Russell: what do you mean? 7
am still working on the first one"
j. II, Dominicl
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

Definitions: 4 bore Is man who
talks so much about himself that
YOU cant talk about yourself,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IEanilnlaad
a1c1 MT PIEAVANT CT

31e1 MT. PLEAsANT ST. NV,
Desirable one room. electric grill and
bath S35. Electricity furnished for grill.
Apply Ant. 4.
THE DETROIT. 1440 Meridian ri. NV
No. 31--5 rooms and bath -. .Sal Do
THE CARLETON. 1741 Lanier ri. w.
No. 33--3 rooms and bath $1,000. .S4O.oo
THE TULANE. 2109 18th st. NV.
No. 4i---4 rooms and bath. .St7 %
No 41--5 rooms and bath. .,...... h5,uo
THE ROCHESTER,. 1893 Meridian Pl NV;
No 4S--4 rooms and bath. ....... 500 .9O
No :3:i--l room and bath. .......... LIDO
No 81 room and bath, ,......... u DO
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass. Ave. NV. 80
No, 34--5 rooms and bath. $40. W
No 45--5 rooms and bath. ..,... 1000
THE CALIFORNIA. 1775 California 81.
No Is rooms and bath. ........ Sh0.o O
THE ST. PAUL, 1922 18th st. NV M
No - rooms and bath. ........ .SlU.UU
No 0--5 rooms and bath. ........ 30
CHAS +. TRIBBY, SD Dist. Nat. Bk; Bldg
nay nh A-~S. nivhf nh CnI BBTO.
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CQRDOvA, goth AND FLA. AVE
g s8o oMMs AA NB BATH BAATTHH:::::::: SS5sS
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ATTENTION,
APARTMENT SEEKERS.
THE NATCHEZ,
144O w ST, NV.
Three rooms. hall. kitchen and bath:
S Sss "R Rent paaasd5 All
-Four rooms: hall. kitchen and hath bs Com
ple te ss rsed de- Condition like new.
THE LEONARD,
1924 w ST. NV.
-Four rooms; hall Kitchen and bath Front
THE LEHIGH,
2eo5 ADAMS MILL RID.
Large PORCH Ideally X located near 18th and
THE ALLENHURST.
11O6 COLUMBIA RID.
FIX path ' oS. ss'fs as Rs
THE NANTUCKET,
141s.w ST. NV,
arranged. Rent $1,000.
THE EARL,
115 E ST. Sc
-Four rooms kitchen and bath win oI re-
Three rooms kitchen and bath. Rent only
THE ROSEMONT,
1908 21st ST. NV.
Near Dupont Circle. Front apt. Two
Ss s.p rssSa kitchen and bath hn A To
BROOKLAND COURTS,
1918 PERRY ST.. BROoKLAND.
New. fireproof building. Four rooms.
Private piaygronn round Ideal e for Children. WV
THE BRISTOL,
1888 ST. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. Excel.
lent condition. Fireproof building. Rent
Four rooms. kitchen and bath. Rent $40.
1911 S ST.
kitchen and bath. Rent $40. Two rooms,
kitchen and bath Rent $50.
The iantors of the above buildings will
show these apartments at any time. For
further information call
SULLIVAN BROTHERS,
Realtors,
$40 18th st. NV. Main 1921.
LARGE AND SMALL APARTMENTS AND
STUDIO-SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
Attractive and Artistic
Must Be Seen to Be Appreciated.
MERIDIAN HILL APTS.,
2633 18th st.. Near Euclid.
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lnvestment Bldg. NJ. 1871.
ONLY TWO OUT OF TWENTY.ONE LEFT.
Building not yet completed. This Is sub.
values to be had In the city. Two and three
room and bath apartments. In new build.
ing. northwest corner 18th and Randolph
SITS NV. delightfully."- high. healthy anu
desirable location. cons enient to 14th St and
PAX rd. the uptown business center. De-
tached building with every room perfectly
lighted and ventilated, All the modern con.
venienres Rents substantially lower than
any like apartments in the neighborhOod.
One square from 18th street car line, Beau.
tifuly finished halls and lobby Make your
rent before completed. Open for inspection
daily until 8 nm.
CHAS. D. sAGER
OLA l9th Street NV.
Main
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

RENT HOUSES-FURNISH
NICELY FURN. DETACHED HOME: g
rooms, bath, lavatory and garage: ami;
1910 PARK RID. NW-1O ROOMS. BATH;
steam heat, elec.. garage: convenient to
stores and cars Call Main 1920 or Column
bath. on first two floors: available Sept.
-DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
1923 14th st. Col. S3S.
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,oo,. MApIsoN 1889 EYE ST,
. ROOMS AND BATH. ...... $3.50. IS 80
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l448 PARK RID. NV.

THE FULTON. -.
Rents reduced: s. and room apis. S45
TO xt,7 so: no courts, all outside rooms JAM
tor service. heat. hot water and elevator;
building convenient to stores. market. thea.
lines Inspect now: apply to janitor or MU-
TUAL FINANCE Co. i010 Vermont ave
Main S257. --
lis NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Four rooms kitchen and bath nice porch
very desirable; S55.
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Observation-Disclosures.

AND ATTRACTIvELY FUR
nished front apt. all outside, bright rooms
living room. bedroom. breakfast room. bath
and kitchen with gas range. sink. cabinet
ice: walking distance of all downtown Sec
tions of city. Rent. S45 month. Garage, IL
desired. for So month. 617 New Jersey ave.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-25

Barrett Willoughby, author of Rocking Moon" and Where, the Sun Swings North" Alaskan novels, and her mother Mrs. Charles Willoughby, are in Sitka, where they expect to spend several weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-25

Adolphe Hipe, 61, who first came to Alaska in 1889, passed away in Juneau. He had been in the hospi- tai for about a week and the cause of his death is given as heart trou- ble. About month ago Hipe was sent to the Pioneers Home in Sitka. He is native of Germany, and his only relative, as far as can be learn ed, is sister in the old country.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-25

Work on the local aviation field is progressing nicely, superintendent Anton Eide of the Alaska Road Com mission reports. A crew of men and three teams have been going over the filed for the past week It will soon be in shape ready for the air fleets of the world
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-25

Seward arrivals from Anchorage report that Billie Murray, manager of the Fair, is just bustling around as fast as he can go, and if his personal activities are any gauge by which to forecast the success of the Fair, 1t will be bigger and better than ever.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-25

The lighthouse tender Cedar, Capt. Ledbetter, which arrived in port yes- terday, left for the Westward in the afternoon. The Cedar will return to port in about 10 days, Southbound.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-25
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