davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

II Is an interesting fact that the
averages of the top.notchers have
grown almost point year since
the Washington City Association
first held tournament. In its
inaugural event. staged II years
ago. the bowler with an average
topping 100 was considered excel.
lent.
Today the first rankers bang the
naples for averages around lit and
118. One bowler did slightly better
than 119 for more than 100 games,
this figure giving Max Rosenberg
the Masonic League championship
last season. His mark in that
league now is 11S.
Fifteen years ago such a mark
would have been accounted quite
beyond the reach of any bowler.
The limit was thought to be IFS.
But nobody at that time dreamed
0f the tremendous advance bowling
would make in the way Of equip
nnent.
And the many new alleys, kept
81 fine condition by force OF com.
petition for business, have raised
the standard of accuracy. The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
Oh liners.
ARE AWAY

MaryIand,g Old Liners, very much
cheered by their splendid triumph
over Pennsylvapia IN Philadelphia,
win be IN Lexington. va, fonieat
for 3 return game against the
washington ana Lee varsity five
and they win remain over to tackle,
the Virginia Military institute team
tomorrow night.
The College ParIxers may Be
without the services 81 Ham"
Adams, the IOng.Iegged center
whose work against Penn was
MAGNIFICENT. lie has b heavy
cold and may be kept on. the
bench. Captain Boyd and Stew
ems viii start at forward, with
LinlkOus or Dean and Faber at
guard. LinlkOus Is available for
center, providing Adams cannot :
perform.
The Catholic University Cardinals
leave tomorrow morning for New
York and before they again see the
Capital they will have played four
games. Tomorrow night they play
New York City College. Monday
night viii find them in New Haven,
meeting Yale. Tuesday night they
play the fast Crescent A. G. five
In Brooklyn and the trip win end
with Wednesdays big game against
Fordham. The Cardinals handed
the Maroon a defeat at BrookIand
recently and are out to repeat In
New York.
Washington fans have two games
tomorrow night. Jack Flavin,
former Hilltop football star, brings
his st. Bonaventure College five to
tackle the George Washington Co
lonials in the @ Street gym and the
Virginia Medical College five will
visit American University. Both
home teams are favored to win.
though the Colonials may have to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

or another to the general detriment
Of the annual tournament.
It wouldn't be surprising II the
tournament drew nearly twice as
many entries as any Of the past.
Then, too, there Is the matter of
the proposed sweepstakes for each
of the three classes as added events.
This plan is being talked over by
President George L. Isemann with
the bowlers, and he has heard moth
ing but encouragement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
Plan Bowling
Loop to Link
FraterniHes

All the great fraternal societies
in Washington will come together
on common footing, 1t is expected.
when ]. w. Wood, the King Pin
bowling alley chieftan, presents a
plan next Monday to meeting of
fraternity representative at the
King Pin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

Wood proposes 10 organize an
internationally dIckpin league
to operate next season. It Is
understood that he has assur-
ance Of the support Of the
Masonic, knights Of Columbus,
Elk, Odd Fellows and Red Men
orders with prospects Of bring
ing In the Moose, knights Of
Phythias, WOOdnleIl, Royal Ar.
canuIn and B'nai Birth and
perhaps two or three others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
ATTENDANCE PRIZE

A trophy win be awarded to the
Southeastern League team which
has the largest attendance on the
opening day of the 1927 season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
0NE.SIDED

The Toronto Hebrew Athletic
Association basketball team de.
feated the Invictus team by the
score Of LOG TO %
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
PAGES PLAY
TONIGHT

The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentative pages win meet in the city
Club gym tonight at o'clock for
their basketball game. This contest
Is the first Of It's kind ever con-
Quoted locally and viii involve the
championship Of Capitol Hill.
Vice President Charles Dawes win
be on hand to view the proceedings,
as vim Nick Longworth. Speaker OF
the House. The Senate five WIN
have Senator David Walsh Of Mas.
sachusetts as an active cheer leader
while the House quint viii furnish
an enthusiastic rooter in Representa-
tive Sol Bloom Of New York.
Spurred on by the support Of the
most distinguished audience that
has ever graced the court sport
locally fine battle IL the prospect
OF this meeting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11
lNCRE A5E
one P)IN
EACH YEAR
BY r. D. Thomas

How to classify Washington bowl.
ers for their annual spring tourna.
ment Is problem that will be
worked out in the next meeting of
the Washington City Duckpin Assoc
citation.
This season has brought a marked
Increase in averages. so much so
that the old standards Of classifi.
cation for Sections A. B and G may
not be acceptable.
Averages have kept pace with the
general advance of the sport and
from time to time the Washington
City Association has found it proper
4o revise it's classifications. Such
action seems more advisable this
gear than ever,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

Particularly ID this true IN
Section A. which includes the
figh-average bOWlers. It used
20 be that . bowler with an
average Of slightly better than
100 was CIassed as q star and
placed i'm the field Of experts.
But i'm those days very few min
i1laulers could bowl through q
season for an average Of better
than los.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

District League, generally recog-
nized as the city's championship
organization, used to stage its
matches on circuit of alleys some
OF which were so poorly kept that
they were referred to as the
Rocky Mountains" It was on
such drives as these that Harry
Krauss won the District League
title with an average Of lis. 1t
Is interesting to conjecture what
he might have accomplished If
conditions then were as they are
now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

wolstenholme's skill appears to
vary with incentive. The more at
stake the more formidable is he.
There are bowling fans who believe
that Wolstenholme is gifted to the
point that he can rise to any occa-
sion. They have seen him do this
often enough to create almost un-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

medal on the end Of this and VOL.
stenholme displayed bit Of leather
attached to his watch from which
the usual fob-piece was missing.
And, true enough, Wolsten.
hOlme was eighth in the first
set, fifth in the second, one
place removed from his pre-.
dicted position, and after the
third set he had a beautiful
studded medal, ingenlOusIy de-
signed by Darrell Grain, - put
on that fob.
Getting back to the city tourna.
ment, which will be held at Con-
vention Hall, starting April Is, this
promises to be one powerful bowl
ing event. The bowlers have rallied
enthusiastically to the support of
the Washington City Association
which recently succeeded in bring
Ing together all the factions that
once fought It out for one thing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

just where the limit Of bowl.
ing skill, translated into aver.
ages, viii arrive in the future
Is another interesting matter
for conjecture. Rosenberg
proved that 12O Is within reach.
Glenn WOIstenhOlIne's figures
for special matches and tOurna-
ments would seem to indicate
that 100 will be passed. This
remarkable bowler has averaged
better than 120 under the most
trying circumstances, but not
in league play.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

The Senate five has been
tutOred by Coach Ken Simon.
dInger, crack GOnzaga mentor,
whereas the House fI0Ormen
have worked under the super.
vision Of Eddie Bratburd, local
athlete.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-11

While the starting line-ups have
not yet been announced. the House
quint expects to select its team
from the following performers:
Clark, Markell. Ellsworth, Meade,
Richey, White, Miller and SpranIkle.
Hoy, Alexander and Daniels seem
likely to occupy posts on the
Senate five, although that team
has not set announced its probable
array.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
iiarna mongo1sk6ho pleanea,a.

,jarma mongofskeho plemena. -
Ked 81 ho mix nebude vsf7nat !,
mozno sa zbada, zahanbi a utah.
ne do sdkromneho zivota. - Jeh.
lioka nema pravo meme sloven-
skeho naroda krioat "a samostat-
most 'ou, lebo no nato narod nepo.
veril. A ked' no BIOL pred asi 20
rokmi poveril zastupovat' narod-
Ire zalljmy ma mad 'arskom sneme,
vtedy Jehliclxa zbabele, za profe-
stlru ma mad 'arskej univerzite,
zradil narod i vsetko co je naro-
du drahe. Vtedy mu bolo milSie
byt' Magyar egyetemi lamar
nezli poslancom naroda je mu
i teraz milsie pracovat' "a Mad "a
row zpoza buka, nezli "a Slovakoy
donna v krajine, ako to robf Him
ka. Razus a ini vacSi zasluznej-
81 Slovaci, nezEi Jehlitka. = Ko-
mu chodf ia Jehlickova "Samo.
statnost'.' mech ju vrati posta
row poznamkou Refused" a
posta i'm Wac ten platok nedone'
| sic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
OPRAVNENI ZASTUPCOVIA
NASICH NOVfN.

Nasledovni panovia opravneni
ST prijimat' predplatky a doplat.
ky ma nase noviny:
Jozef Maruskin, 267S Hunter
Ave. (kolektor).
Jozef Martinko. krajcirsky Oh
chodnik, % North Watt St.
s. M. Koval, obchodnfk, 9ct
Parkman St., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, n,
Short St.. East YOUNGSTOWN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
CHCETE ZNAT, AKO SA ZAVA
RIA ROZLICNA OVOCINA?

TAX potrebujete knizlNu "Spra-
covanie ovocia " domacnosti''. V
tejto knizke najdete predpisy, a.
ko treba zavarit jahody, ribezle,
maliny, atd'. Je V nej poucenie o
robeni lelvarov, dzeli, dzamov, "a
ftov atd'. Cena $1.00. Dostat' y
redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
oDKAz REDAKCIE.

! Pan Jan B., Cooper St. Jeh-
lickom vydavanu Samostatnost
ma Vas adresovanl, sme dostali.
Nevieme, ci nam ju posta omy-
lom dorucila, alebo Stes jus sVyg4d9
redakcie doniesol Silnfysloln, ably
SINE 0 tom hanopise pisali. V
tomto pade Vas sklameme, lebo
Jehlicka in6 nechce, len aby sa Q
nom Gin. Wac hovorilo. TAX So
potion siri jeho zhubna propagan-
da za uyrhnutie mas na7ad DC
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DOM MA PREDAJ

" 4 izbovy, preda sa vel'mi lacno
pre- odcestovanie mesta. Je v
nom gaz, elektrika, voda a je v
dobrom stave. Haste sa v {. 1918
Dale ST., City, blizko Truscon
Steel Go.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
KUPTE CD MATTEL "A

Vel mi dobry dom 0, 6, izbach a 2
izby attic, KtlpeIila, kozubok,
'vyklenok na&kvety jedalni, vSe:
tl1o najmodernejsie, Toto le .vel',
mi pohodlnr veI'ky dom. Ga,
radz. Blizko Ohio Works Maho,
ming kalry. Lacno. Haste sa c
i34 North Evanston Ave.
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NEST SIDE

Pri skolach, kostoloch, oceliar.
nj kare. Brikovy dom. Chceme.
ably ste no videli presvedcite sa,
ze ho nemozete postavit "a 1890,
kol 'ko zan pytame. Ma splatky.
Pozrite no v {. 164 Manchester
Ave. A. Y. Wilson, 100 E. Rayen
Ave. Telefon 66653.
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IAGN0TAs

so akrov, dobra farma a biz
ko mesta. s izbovy dom ako no.
w, dobra barna inc budovy. Pri
skolach, buse, elektrika. Cena
pre- RICHLY odpredaj $500, ia
splatky. Statok iiroda "a vel mi
nizku cenu. A. Y. Wilson, 100 E.
Rayen Ave. Haste sa u Mosera
Telefon 66653.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
MA PREDAJ

Krasny set naradia do jedalne.
M6zete prist kedykol'vek. Haste
sa u Mrs. Welsh, 1413 Florence
dale Ave. (2S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15

Predniesol 10. ju la inz. Mahrer.

tax vyvinuty slovensky narod S
ceskym co rovny 5 rovnym I'll v
pokoji 5 Ibratmi Cechmi spoloe-
nej, konsolidQvanej vlasti.
DR.. Dener prvom rade ziada
povysit zivobytny standard ro-
botnickej triedy, ably sa tax po-
spolity l'ud MA vyssiu kultlrnu
iroven zodvihol a len potion 81
.ziada konsolidaciu a samospra-
WI.
Bolsevici - zial Bohu - zia-
diajn miesto Bratislavy Prahy =
- Moskvu.
Teraz ale, chvala Bohu, DIR. Ho-
dza Hlinka sa dohodli, prisli na
to, ze obidvaja jedno a to iste
chcd, lenze kazdy druhou cestou
ide k iednemu ciel'u, a vida, re
sa to len spojenou silou da do.
cielit'. Obidvayja 81 ziadajii bla.
hobyt slovenskeho l'udu a teraz
obidvaja ruka V ruke pracuju '
tomto smysle. A Ded'va ze to tax
zaicali robit', vidime, ze to hucka
ME proti Cechom tichne ajA,i ma
sich nepriatel 'ov. ~
Dovol tie mi, vazeni, ably son
yam ma to huckanie jedlen prlklac
| povedal: Ozeni sa syn, dovedie s
l;mladd zenu k rodicom. Potom all
zaGne mu volaktora suseda sepo
tat "Ty, we'd je' tvoja zena mr.
cha gazdina, ved' ia ami varit he
vie !" sJet to sdobra suseda? Je t.
dobra priatel 'lea2 Nemohla by 9
ma radsei nevestu naucit' varit
pazdovat' a muzovi povedat
aby sa nebal, ved' jeho zena bud
ddbra gazdina, mech len trosk
zvykne ma novom mieste. - lst
pravda> .je, re mas nikdy nas1 prla
telia nehuckajn, robi to len na
nepriatel'. A mudry clovek ne
priatel'a neposlucha. My sme S
Is Cechmi sosobasili. Tento soba
celia Europa ziadlala a mu pozef
nala. Nam ibolo dost' 1000 roko
pod cudzim jarmom zit'. Dne
sme svoji! V nasej Wade sh pop'
4 Cechoch al nasi najprednejsi Slt
vaci.
.EF Dovol ste-mi- mile sestry ABR;
j tia, ably vam al taky priklad GA
ktoreho budete vidiet' re to, c
sa u mas deje, je prirodzena We
Vidime v prirode, re jedno ma
kor druheho zije. Ma priklad V
dime. We ked' je tel'a> tucne, ia
:ie ieho matka - krava - chud
vycicana. - Ked' je Tito buJn
: tax ie iste poda chuda, vyn0itk'
vana. A TAX d'alej. Vsetko zlJe n
nkor druheho. TAX iste je az
l'udskom, VI spolocenskom zivot
: Zije m1dry na luxor nevedomeh
vzdelany ma tkor suroveho. A
b, ziju al rovnako vyspell na nk'
: iedon drrlheho. - Dozalsta re
1 Czech midrejsi vzdelanejsl, JaE
: Slovak, ved' Cesi uz cd davnyc
: rokov maju najlepsie skoly a sv
: tochyrnych ucitel 'ov-Cechov. NJ
: ale sme mali mrcha Skoly a uci
: mas takou recou, ktor1 SINE II
7 rozumeli, a tax SINE sa ami ucit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
DO RENTU

Obchodna miestnost v novel bu-
dove, prave dohotovenej. Hned'
pri kroger Store. Vel kost' izby
2Ox5O. Dobre miesto pre- lekarngl
alebo obchod zelezom, ma rohu
Indianola a Taft ulic. Haste sa v
{. 261O Taft st. (29
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Drobne ohlasky
MA VIDIEKU

IA akra, 4 izbovy dom, 2 ka-
rovy garadz, ovocne a tieniste
stromy. Dobra cesta, elektrika,
pri skolach a buse. Cena 1880,
$3.50 hotovych. A. Y. Wilson, 100
T.. Rayen Ave. Haste sa Il lIo:
sera. Telefon $685..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15
oZNAMENIE.

Oznamujem Gitatel ON, ze odcha-
diam na 3 mesiace do New, Yor-
ku, kde " Post Graduate Hospital
budem studovat.' nervove, a krvne
choroby. Liecenie zapocnem zno-
WI l. oktobra. DR.. Eugen Elder,
30 Twelfth St., Campbell, o.
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WEST SIDE

156 Manchester Ave-, 5 izieb a
dlazdena povala. Pri oceliarnach,
kostoloeh, skolach a kare. Cena,
ak bude hned' predany, $500, ma
splatky. A. Y. Wilson, 100 E. Ra-
ven Ave. Telefon 66653.
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Vazene sestry a bratia !

Vazene sestry bratia!
Vitam vas srdecne d 'akujem
YAM, ze ste pris1i tax prilezitost
mi dali, ably som sa vami sho-
varat' mohol.
Me som politik, a chcel by yam
len Q slovenskych hospodarskych
pomeroch prednasat', ale hospo-
darske pomery pc celom svete cd
politiky zavisfa, a TAX som prinl-
teny dotknut sa al naSho politi-
clSeho zivota. Robin to ale al
preto, lebo nase politicke pome
ry s1 uz chvala Bohu dost pekne,
takze sa tesim, ze VAN mozem al
volaco dobreho povedat' Konec-
ne mann este iednu vaznu prlci-
nu, al nase politicke pomery spo-
minat', a to je, re citam, 'ako vas
proti naSej ylasti huckaju. Ved'
od toho casu, co som tn V Ameri-
ke, citam Ga zato som to- al sem
doniesol) clanky, dl'a ktorych u
mas ma Slovensku vraj revolncia
vybuchne, lebo cele Slovensko sa
stavia proti p. prezidentovi Masa
rykovi, a hl'a co stale? Vyvoli
parliament p. prezidenta Ease Ter
jednohlasne, lebo jeho protivnlc.
sa hanbili verejne druheho muzs
kandidovat dokial on zije. "A te
raz yam poviem, ze ake@sil u mas
I. Politicke pomery.
Ma Slovensku opravdive nema
me len styri politicke strany, a t.
sil: DIR. Hodzova republikansk;
FOL 'nicka strana, p. papezskeht
protonotara Hlinku l'udova stra
ma, D. DIR. Dererova social-demo
= kraticka strana a zial 'bohu, boil
sevicka strana. Druhe strany 81
Czech prenesene vacSlm die
lom len cesky ych, ma Slovensku by
vajticrh privrzencov maj1.
Pozrime 81 teraz, re co je oza
zaklad ciel' tychto stran? Pa
minister DIR. Hodza 81 V prvom ra
de ziada cesko-slovensku konsoli
daciu. ziada, ably sme neukazova
Ii prstom. re to je Czech, to je Sic
yak, to je Moravec atd ;. ia s
rozpamatlvam, re SINE mali " Pe
Sti spolok ''Osveta' Boil sme~'
nom Slovaci, Cesi, al niekol'k
Poliakov a Horvatov. Nikdy nal
neprislo na um oznacit' volakoh
dlia jeho narodnosti. Cltili smt
ze SINE vsetci Slaviani, vlastni brs
tia. A teraz, ked nam Pan Bo
pomohol k samostatnosti, teraz t
dost' spatne robfme. - TAX |
min. Hodza 81 ziada konsolid;
ciu V celej republike a len potol
samospravu jednotlivych vetie'
lebo sa boji, re neskonsolidovan
l'ud, by kazda yetva druhym sm
rom isla a to by dozaista ohromn
nest 'astie bolo pre- mas vsetlkycl
Pan pap. protonotar Hlinka Ii;
da prvom rade samosprav
solovenska a len potom konsolldi
ciu, lebo dl "a jeho nazoru ma Sl
vensku len Slovaci majn lrad
vat. Ziada, ably v samosprave 81
vensky narodny charakter sa v.
vinul ma najvyssi stupen, zeb
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-15

807 SOUTH AVE, YOUNGSTOWN, @.
Tiez fence, sklo, kuchynske' pece, siet >
kove dvere a obloky, tanky a piecky ma
horueu vodu, pajpy, nastroje, klince,
tisice inyeh dome potrebnych veei.
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1000 UCHADZACOV o 80 VEL
KOSTATKOV.

{ V majblHsej dobe prikrocf sa
ma Sloyensku k pridelu 80 zbytko-
vych vel 'kostatkov. Zaujmave Je,
ze ma uvedeny pocet tychto ma
ietkov pripada Wac ako 1000 u.
chadZacOY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-12
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT SHOWS
LITTLE CHANGE
Prices Marx Time Within Mar.
row Limits-Oats Dali and
Steady. Rye Firm

Minneapolis, Oct. 12.-E-Wheat
prices marked time today holding
within narrow limits. There va
little Change in the general character
y the news except that weather was
clearing III spring wheat territory.
Prices held within 1-c 10 IS cent
range through must Of the session,
Oats futures were dull and steady,
with trade feature.ess.
Rye ruled firm, after casing 3-s
cent aar!y.
Dccem;.c1. barley eassd 1-2 cen.
Under hedging. There was little
pressure on f!axseed futures, and
prices were steady to firm.
Cash whea. was steady to firm ex.
cept FOR occasional sales Of ordinary
protein. High protein offerings sold
readily ut firm premiums. Some Of
The lis at IL. protein wheat was
one cent lower. Winter wheat Of
ferings were light and good quality
sold readily. Durum offerings were
small and choice wanted.
Corn offerings were small and de-
mand was quiet.
Oats were quiet to slow, except
for offerings showing good weight.
Rye was in moderate supply and
demand was fair.
Barley was quiet and steady at 67
to II cents.
Flaxseed was in good demand and
firm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-12
Odd Jobs Wanted
For SchOOlbOys

Thirty high school and as many
grade school boys are available
every night after school and every
Saturday to work at odd jobs fol
the people Of Bismarck, w. G. Full.
ton. director of boys welfare work
said today.
These boys, Fulton said, are will.
ing to work at almost anything in
order to earn either the money 70,
their books and other school ex.
penses, or their own spending
money. Several of the boys find Il
necessary to pay for their board and
room to keep in high school.
1T may be that your lawns need
raking, your windows need washing
your screens must be put away fol
the winter and your storm windows
washed and put on" he said. "Give
these boys chance. Call 1908, and
I will gladly refer you to 4 boy OF
send one to you"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-12
MRS GRAYS0N
TO START TODAY
Hopes to Take Off From Old
Orchard, Maine, For Copen-
hagen About S O'Clock

Old Orchard, Maine, Oct. 12.-(P)
Mrs. Frances w. Grayson, allow
ing her male companions to extend
their sleep for several hours, was
up early today to direct preparations
for the start of her Sikorsky plane,
The Dawn" for Copenhagen at
o'clock this evening, il conditions re-
main favorable.
Mechanic who had remained at
work until late last night resumed
the final grooming Of the hydro-air-
plane before dawn. Everything ap-
peared to be progressing favorably
toward the start as planned.
Mrs. Grayson said that the start
would be made as late this evening
as the tide would permit, so that
they might have daylight for land
ing in Copenhagen, if they are able
to go that far. She made a rough
estimate of 33 hours for the journey,
although 81 said it might vary con-
siderably either way.
The 70, te was still undetermined
this morning with q final decision
expected only q short time before
the take-off.
Besides the aviatrix, the plane will
carry Wilmer Stultz, co-pilot, and
Bruce Goldsborough, navigator and
radio operator.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-12
Presbyterians Are
Meeting at Grafton

Grand Forks, n. D., Oct. 12.-tP)
Approximately so Presbyterian
ministers and laymen gathered in
the First Presbyterian church at
Grafton today for the opening ses-
sion Of the 43rd annual meeting Of
the North Dakota synod, which wiz
continue through Friday.
Forty representatives Of women's
missionary societies. throughout the
state are In attendance 1T the synod.
ical meetings at Park River, which
opened this afternoon.
Rev. H. NJ. Campbell has charge
Of the pre-synodical conference
which was called to order this aft
ernoon at $3.50 ct Grafton under the
auspices Of the board Of Christian
education.
The formal opening Of the synod
will be held tonight at 1880, with
Rev. J. Way Huey, retiring modera-
tor. presiding. Rev. Huey will
preach tho evening sermon, and the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be taken.