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Smyrna times., 1927-08-24
American Woman Gets
Home of Ambassadors

London.-Crewe house, the home Of
two successive American ambassadors
to Great Britain, and which was re-
Gently vacated when Ambassador
Houghton moved to Morgan house,
will shortly have another American
chatelaine.
The new American mistress Of the
old residence, conspicuous among its
Mayfair neighbors for its country resi-
dence appearance with its wide lawns
and shade trees in the heart Of Lon
don, will be Mrs. Saxham Drury, who
before her marriage last year was
Miss Mabel Gerry.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-01-14

es through the adoption Of strict-
ly business principles in our var-
Gus departments and the reorgan-
ization OF the County Hospital,
Health, Building Operation ana
Maintenance Department and t,
radical reduction in the force OF
the County Morgue and Engineers
Office.
To County employees, we say
you and each of you know how yol;
procured your positions, your cor
tinued employment rests with yoc
and depends largely on service rem
dered to the County, honesty, eff
ficiency, courtesy, sobriety, loyal
ty and self-respect.
1t is imperative that our ROAD
construction program go forwar'.
unhampered. What this COUNTY
needs, what this city needs and de-
sires, is rapid development Of the
rural sections of this County, ans
the all important factor in such de
velopment is good roads. We do
not view road construction as a
expenditure, but ON the contrar'
the securing of a sound and per
manent investment of public funds
Therefore, our policy viii be tc
provide each year funds for an eX-
tensive road building and man
tenance program. We believe
that the satisfactory results OBJ
tanned through technically con
structed oil roads in the State OF
Oregon is sufficient recommends
ton for trial in King County, We
favor and anticipate the construc
ton of number of sections of like
roads in this County during the
present season. The construction
IF tie Stone Way Bridge, the con
pletion of the Naches Pass High
way and the early construction of
he Puget Sound Marine View
Drive are of most vital Importance
TO the State and more particularly
TO the Puget Sound Country.
We most heartily endorse these
projects and pledge our untiring
efforts to their advancement and
anrIv comnlation
We advocate an increase in the
number Of main arterial highways
leading into our City thorough
fares or double roadways on our
existing arterial highways, there
by providing accommodation for the
rarIdly increasing motor vehicle
traffic.
Our time. ability and best eff
forts are pledged for an improved,
more efficient and businesslike adj
ministration Of County affairs and
we ask for the moral support and
earnest cooperation of the person
mel of the entire County Govern
ment to that end.
Frank II. Paul.
J. M. Sparkman.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-01-14

The huge beacon light placed on
the roof OF the Washington hotel in
Kelso ASA guide for the night air mail
has been placed in operation by the
Kelso club
Two Seattle housewives. Mrs. Helen
Smith. 80. and Mrs. Alma Mcbride.
&c. we're found dead in their homes
last Sunday. each having committed
suicide by gas.
Senator Borah Of idaho viii COOP
crate with the Washington delegation
to congress in fighting a war depart.
ment proposal to concentrate pur-
chase OF army supplies for the Pacific
coast in San Francisco. the Seattle
chamber Of commerce was advised re
ENTITY Commercial organizations h.
Washington Oregon ad Idaho have
joined IN opposing the plan.
Announcement was made recently
hat contract has been awarded L.
The Western Construction COMPANY
4 Seattle for the erection OF a $3.50.
100 hotel In Centfalia. work WI
tartsd last week and the building {
is cumrieted BY June /. 1927
=. C. Lewis driver Of mail true
tween ST. Clair station and olyt
iis ESCAPED fatal burns last sunda
hel iarmer rescucd him from u
aaH lis GHef. 1ltsr &c had owe
ID ll high near Olymp
t-rEhl fire ff.I4 leaking gasol.l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08

The first Protestant Sunday School
is believed to have been founded. in
Philadelphia about 1890.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
Community COUNCIL HEARS
!. REPORTS Of CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE

l3 organizations represented in the
council have paid their dues for the
club year which opened in Septem-
Der.
Funds available to the Community
Council rs the result of the sale OF
Christmas seals in Bismarck are
$272O2, with all expenses Of the seal
sale paid. OF this amount $l11.40
was raised by the school children ard
will be used in buying milk for
undernourish and underweight
children.
The value Of the milk fed to child
rem in school hours can not be over
estimated, according to Miss Esther
Tcichman, school nurse The milk
accomplishcs wonders in building up
the child physically and in conse~
quence improves, not only his inn
mediate schoolwork, but his entire
chance Of success in school and his
life after school years. The North
Dakota tuberculosis Association
heartily endorses the work as a help
pin Graduating md preventing tuber-
culosis.
CGpc ration Needed
The council win be called nnon to
use other means to finance the par
chase of milk and its rest room. an
ether desirable community enter
prise, than the money earned through
Christmas sales, and the cooperation
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08

Of women's clubs and women through
out the city, is urged. The finance.
committee, RECENTLY appointed. was
no. ready to gHe a definite report at
the meeting yesterday, but discussion
by the council representatives indi-
Gated that some inln edia.e action
would be taken to straighten out the
affairs.
1t was further suggested that GER
tam regulations should be made in
regard to the children who are to
receive free milk. Lack of under
standing on the part Of some parents
as to the remarkable Improvement TO
their children afforded in this milk
feeding program leaves the council
with the problem as to the fairness
of buying milk for children whose
parents are in circumstances that
warrant their financial cooperation.
Miss Teichman reported. Due to the
limited funds for this purpose, par
ents are urged to see the necessity
for conpl.ations .
A motion was passed that the
president appoint committee to
arrange Tor meeting with u nation
al Campfire Girls worker, who is to
be in Bismarck on February ! aud 2.
mt which time an attempt will be N ade
TO appoint a board to sponsor Camp
fire work in Bismarck. A vote Of
thanks was given to Miss Winifred
Darlington. who conducted the Christ
mas seal sale.
An interesting feature OF the after
Moons program was an address by
Miss Henrietta Lund, who worked
with the Red CrAss in the Florida
hnrricnnc relief.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08

The Women's Community Council
held business meeting Friday after
noon in the Association Of Commerce
rooms with report Of the Christmas
seal sale drive funds as one of the
important phases Of the session.
Mrs. G. G. Boise gave the report Of
the rest room committee, saying that
n women and Ga babies visited the
rooms during December. The rest
room was kept open Is nights during
The month. A matron is always in
charge of the rest room.
Report of an executive committee
meeting held Thursday evening was
given by Miss. Chrissic Bulge, vice.
president, who presided at the open
ing of the meeting, A number Of
recommendations were made to the
finance committee. including the
solicitation Of funds from the various
clubs and q request that the city
commission make an appropriation for
the necessary health work Of 1.-The
council
Funds Running Low
As the funds Of the council are
very low ut this time various meth
DDS of raising money were suggested.
The finance committee was asked to
hold food sale in the near future.
Each organization is urged to pay
it's dues. as negligence in this matter
is considerably hampering the worth
while activities Of the council. Only
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
Many Folks Want Pet
License Tag Numbers

Husbands trying to please their
wives, others who want their teie
phone and house numbers, some who
want the date of their BIRTH and
hundreds of superstitious persons
besiegc the state motor vehicle regis
tration department for their 'pct"
numbers when applying for their
automobile license plates, according
to State Registrar Fred Ingstad.
Of all those who apply for special
numbers, however, the governor of
the state alone IS sure of being de-
ferred to. For many years the states
executive has been assigned number
one.
Scores of odd requests are receiv
ed. Recently man asked for. num-
Der G7, explaining that he was born
i'm 1867. Many ask that their automO-
bile numbers be the same as their
addresses or telephone numbers.
Some beg for low numbers, while
Others. seek the high. One person
applied for "pet" number last
September Two of the most sought
after numbers are Ii and 1927.
However, those in charge of tho
office announce that the practice of
giving sout certain numbers will be
discouraged, and hereafter all num-
hers will be given out in the order in
which the applications are received.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
UNITED STATES
CQURTlNG WAR
!. With MEXICO
Rep. !, / Huddleston, Alanama,
Makes This Assertion in
Congress Today

Washington, Jan. 8-IP The
statement that he believed the Unit
ed States deliberately and conscious
ly' was drifting into war with Mex
leo was made in the house today by
Representative Huddlcston, Demo
crat, Alabama.
'"fhere are interests in this coun-
try Huddleston said, "who for years
have been trying to seize the oil and
mining resources in Mexico and these
care nothing for our duty to that
country as a weaker sister nation
He described as "false and mali
cious" what he said was an attempt
Of the state department to give the
impression that Mexico fostered Boil
chovism WIS creeping over Nicaragua
Describing President Diaz of Mic
aragua as tool of New York
bankers Huddleston said he feared
the American forces in Nicaraguan
waters would provoke situation tina,
would bring war with Mexico. and
arouse anti American feeling in 9th
or Latin American countries.
"If we do have war;" he continued
II nominate Calvin Coolidge for the
front line, and Secretary Kellogg as
closer of the file
He added he also would nominate
the Hcarsts, the McLeans and the "oil
barons" for the front rank.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
Last Minute
News Bulletins

Chicago. Jan. s-(AP)-Eighty
automobiles and motor trucks,
valued at 100000, were de-
stroyed here today when ga
rage burned. Witnesses said
they saw man run from the
garage and drive away in an au-
tomobile just before the fire
was noticed.
South st. Paul, Jan. 8-(AP)-
Fire of undetermined origin
caused loss est mated at $780,
600 today, when il destroyed the
old South st. Paul p0stOff;ce
building. st. Paul fire fighting
companies aided in battling the
fire. which started in a restau-
rant in the basement of the
building.
Crookston, Mimi. Jan. S--(AP)
IL. ID. Foskett. 81 vice president
of the CrOOkstOn State Bank,
and resident of CrOOkstOn for
"a years. died suddenly last night
from hart disease. Daa.r Oc-
Cured while, he and J. A. North
!, rop. president of the hank, were
returning from business trip in
southern Polk county.
New York. Jan. S-(AP)-
Rogers H0rnsby today signed a
two-yaar contract to play second
bnse and captain the New York
Giants. Terms were not an
nounced hut the former st. Louis
manager was given an increase
over his Cardinal salary. which
was $3O,OG0 year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
PAGE IH[KsEE

Milton Sill4 Gaming to the EEfn3
for Monday sants tn Dday.
Az Scadxa, daughter of the hard
riding Riff chieftain, she is show
III sharp contrast to the placid an,
beautiful Natalie Kingston, VIII
portravs Vera Sherman, the perfect
ly-poised American girl.
Wounded and tortured BY tn.
thousand arrows or unrequited love
and In a last vain effort 10 win tn
object Of her affections by her &c
static convolutions, Scadxa throw
herself into her dance on the sand
with a wild abandon.
The dance is staged In the court
yard Of ruined MOSQUE = the
eadquarters Of the French For
eikn Legion under Count Lieutenan
Tornai Milton Sills)--with full
moon overhead and a great flam
beaux, in the hands Of the Legion.
nAires lending additional. romance I,
the scene. tsa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08

Max, where they will be swet by .
group from Minot.
Large delegations from Grand,
Folks, Fargo. Oakes and Lidgerwood,
VIII ere there are chapters, are expect
I'd to be present at the gather ng.
Most Of the details concerning the
banquet have sbeea kept secret. the
Mirot member; planning to "spring
a few surprises" on their visitors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
MEMBERS OF LOCAL LIONS CLUB
,iOBE PRESENT AT CHARTER DAY. "
BANQUET in NlNOr JANUARY II

Grand Forks, district Lions Cove rsor,
and IIfs r. G. ~ M6ts. Mfao& district
Eiwanfs governor.
At least e:g.tt members Of the local
cfap.er intend to be present at the
BANQUET. and are to nut on the rittaI.
hes de presenting the Minot chapter
with its charter.
The club, started organization six
weeks ago. mainly through the effort
Of the Bismarck Lions. Local mem
hers making the trip plan to leave
Tuesday mourning over the 500 fer
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08

Bismarck Lions. sponsors Of the
recently organized Minot Lions Club.
are p.anning to attend the "Charter
i taasa sfea ,hs ' occasion win nna% Ss
the nrescrce. Of ss.rict governors Of
The three governors are DR..
A. D. Mc@annell. Minot distric.
DR.. A. d.. McCanne'.l. ...not. district
Rotary governor; DR.. William G.
Bck, University Of North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08

EI.TlNGE TlsEATRE

Fascinating Viola Dana, in cos~
tune consisting of bangles. whirling
through the .mazcs Of he famous
fesert dance Of love, is one Of the
many intriguing features of The 81.
rent Lover" the new feature starring
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08

First Sunday after Epiphany.
8 Il. III. Holy Communion.
10 a. nj. Church school
II a. m. Choral Eucharist and
sermon Bishop Tyler will preach.
Meeting in the afternoon at $3.50 in
the Parish House of all the. men OF
the parish to discuss matters of i'm
portance. st a
Annual parish meeting on Monday
evening in the Parish House. Supper
will be served at Z o'clock.
Wednesday, 1880 p. NJ, choir prac-
tice followed by Crusade Prayer
service at Sis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-08
SAL - *tff f@SS
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MIGRATION OF BIRDS DECLARED CAUSED BY
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AVERAGE ALTITUDE OF FLIGHT IS 5000 FEET, STATEMENT OF
 SMITHSONIAN

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 3. R)-Mi- grafton of birds have been studied by Dr. Alexander Wetmore, assistant secretary of the Smithsonian Insti- tuition, and president of the American Ornfthologists Union, who believe that a multitude of causes lie behind the act of migration.
 Scientists can only guess at the nearing of the arrival of the first robin in the spring, or the south ward flight of geese across the late autumn sky, in the opinion of Dr. Alexander Wetmore, assistant secre- tary of the Smithsonian Institution, and president of the American Orni- biologists Union. Behind migration lie such a multitude of causes, reach ing back through the ages, that men have been unable to ascertain the
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-03
MANY TERRIToRIEs STUDIED

Constantly a student of bird life, Dr. Wetmore has made special stud- ies in the Salt Lake Valley, the Big horn Basin in Wyoming, the pampas of Argentina, the coast of Uruguay, the sand dunes of Buenos Aires, and many other vantage points through out the western hemisphere. Dr. Wetmore has written a book on the migrations of birds, just published, in which he sums up his personal observations and correlates them with the findings of ornithologists for the past 200 years, with the re- suit that a number of misunders ings concerning bird life are cleared up.