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New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
HOOVER APPRECIATES
GIFT FROM LOCAL GIRL
Janice Clark OF Garden Street Re-
cciscs Letter In Response to
Her Scrap Book

The appreciation Of President
elect Herbert Hoover for a Hoover
Scrap Book" which she recently sent
him is conveyed to Miss Janice
Clark, II. of 81 Garden street in 4
letter which she has received from
the successful candidates assistant,
George Akerson. Janice. who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl II.
Clark, was an ardent Hoover boos-
ter and compiled a scrap book con-
tanning several hundred pictures,
cartoons. and speeches Of or relat-
ing to her favorite. She mailed this
directly to him just before the cleo
ton. Her reply is as follows:
MY Dear Janice:
"Mr. Hoover thanks you very
much for the scrap book which you
were kind enough to make up for
him. He asks me TO tell you that
he appreciates your taking such an
interest.
"Yours sincerely,
George Akerson,
Assistant to Mr.. Hoover"
New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
Here's Ho0ver's Daily
PROGRAM on BattleShip

Aboard L. s. s. Maryland. Mo-.
90 UP)-Here is President elect
Herbert Hoovcr's daily routine
aboard the Maryland:
Rise at a. m.
Walk on deck until breakfast.
Work in office until noon.
Luncheon at NOON.
Nap.
Conversations with friends.
Walk on deck at sunset.
Dinner at 6 p. M.
Picture show.
Retire.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

hyBuka ePOFT ToURIn1-Bea0t1 3; late
~. q so9e snn1sh: extFss: owner leaving town;
100 l1z1 Cue 81 nv.
BUICK tszI kAfTER . BRoUoAAM; this
one really looks Ike ney car; new tlTes,
essss sSis PisssS ists & we. ms'hns opsa "2 Es e
BUICK eTanD1RD sposr TOURING, 1919
US ssT las re oFly z few miles, IKE rev
80 tnas ossE ikhtpeS3ats}y. Washington Auto
ErfAsnge. zeis fstb s.. NV 9pen . m
PUCK 4-PIsa coyPE-PDUy squipDed. in
fns Fgrnlnx, sonflsion tust the car for \
ssssrt s.s rne f.A, iszs s isb ff"s T. % nr trade l. p
gyIcx iE,s--Tt.is, II One Of she few
Tsbesf srlsss Il sio5, L u t .es &c b. fsGe ssfs
L21ss. X. p. eteaarts IRE. 1928 18Th Vt. NV.
d, osSs sTns ss sstss ssd ea1s sehS:sz S g
~. cersra oaraes. Iz3z T,s e ~ "
rgicK eEDAK-Use6 very Ettles no cash
ss s sssn ), ~ isas H 4 e pT ns = 'f' H''H'n'' can
BUICK STANDARD SEDAN. 1915 model
HsSe 4sA tnsn jsfg9 miles: 4ssEiy new, Less
t5an Z faonths Cd ifi izth a. ne Linz
BUICK 1877 ssan1sre Coach, Derfect condi.
Sn sSat s0fasgto1 nsgtS is E ssafansts sf7s' e:sy
seicE @ sss Hsss.f ~ ! coach. 1915 soi.54,s ss;,.
sss. s.sTss nsis az zss Ss xpt f'' H. h''' sell s;''
EyicK kas.sr .Sert stff,gt,nr, iszs faIir
s1srs ssses r:sI. ;s1 ss hi ifW1si'" " +, priced q"
kE M s ss ,se nsst ,sseP sg ,lP.. Ps.a'fs E ssf III
pssn a1 'sShs sset p s 'fs ss.er hsS S.eS ''1 re1
ys.5 H' win1flsss. Jsossiyn,' W ' clssSsaeoh
EgicK, Iate ,asceI kstt1r s,z ceseh, III
q fxLk1 can y mac Tor re unpaid fsateS
q iese Terms " responsible party, SseS.'e.
EplcK sessn, late tAedey 4-wbsey kTakas,
Rs>9s asw s'ss @or 2erI.s 'sf gH.a ss,h sss
f2ge tkrpes New fork ave ne, optn
Z. z @ssS II; n.saa* fs2 fss 3sss IL
Egi1(51ys-J has,s ssme.b'1g szeeptionelly -
,assslgs ,fs5 skpst 4 ~ ~ e.5st,aefs s226 .2
fsrt few days b. Ja1asss, i9W NJ ~
EgE;x z.HaeF Hztas s~Dass tz2s, ttfr.e.
ys yIx rh5g2hN s3 s,,s. lzs ,aeesI 81 e-2sss
stgsf gga zts1.t fly tgspse ~. I'll /.
..sssss VIE - 'esSsHslss o.is'ss. N 1as@s a.
ayEs.1 Eyx 'sSs Sy.o s s n,i.. ss's sss.s sss' vi.
Ego,K .Asrrs VA. ss1 ee2str .s.t ggE 2gsa j i'1s ".
seEats a9.sssl hksgi9tsly, gsw s,d tgiiy eaa.D.
VII S9s7 i7s
eADFLElC TOURING Worth 800 ~ Jeks
MAn tIsg, 200 ce'4ettl2p ss'd saa1a f1ss; fss;
Owner, 1881 Jefferson st., near J4lh sid
Gpl0. car Ulf Ph0Ee hfs4s 1881
TkT1lLLAC et. pIaAtDn5 good shape, ss2s
LNLsfeH. 1871 i1tp st, NV.
slonLAG az t-bsdE sEghs - 4 =. ef,ti 9i
and ~ sfsd 7 DeAs. se1age TGsB car iS
tgsdss sssk t4fns. The WsshiDgs9n Cadillac
CO. il1s Corn aye,
CHANDLER sport model Sedan Pixies PeEi
mutton clean - rev excellent elge1itipi
Throughout siss. CsEsTe 0Af&gs, i2zz ~
nv
Evening star., 1928-06-17
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

-hOAONAODtLEs0s
SENIOR
DODGE.
DEMONSTRATORS
IN
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS.
Your opportunity to pur-
chase one of these practi-
cally new cars at SUBJ
stantial reductions.
Victory Brougham.
New, 81 ,3OO-Now 81 ,Oo5.
Victory Coupe.
New, $1,170-Now 500.
Senior 4-pass. Coupe.
New, $1,7o5-Now $l,2o5.
New-Car Warranty
and Terms.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
6l3 G St. NV.
DAY PHONE. NIGHT PHONE,
MAIN $3.50 MAIN 1854.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

MOTT MOTORS, INC.
, MID
MONTH
BARGAINS DURING
THIS
SENSATIONAL
SALE.
WE HAVE never had bar
gains like the twenty-five cars
listed below-in fact, we have
never seen or heard of such
prices. LOOK the list over
carefully and make any COM
parison you choose. See other
cars offered today and then see
ours and TRY THEM OUT
YOURSELF.
S485. SASS. :.
Hupp -Four Coupe. Oakland Coach.
S4oO. S285.
Hupp Club Sedan. willss-Knirht Tour.
S465. 1865.
Hupp Club Sedan. Ford Coupe.
$3.50. $535.
Hupp Six Touring. Nash Sedan.
$495. S9o5.
Chandler Coach. Buick sport Rdstr.
SASS. SIS.
Nash Sedan. Packard Touring.
sos. $3.50.
Hupp Touring. Buick "s' Sedan.
S485. $685..
studebaker Brom. Hupp Club Sedan.
$lo5. S495.
Hudson Coach. Hupp Four Sedan
S745. 1866.
Hupp Six Coupe. Chevrolet Sedan.
Sl65. S345.
Hupp Four Tourinx. Essex Coach.
Terms that you can meet
without feeling the outlay.
Open evenings and Sundays
for your convenience, but come
early before the best buys are
snapped up.
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
HuPMoB1LE DISTRIBUTORS
1907 18th. 14l4 l4th.
franklin ATT. Used Car Dept.
1926 CADILLAC SPORT
TOURING, 7-PASS.
Six disc wheels. new tires: exceptionally
good condition throughout Priced very low;
terms. Your car In trade
LINCOLN SALESROOM,
1880 Conn. Ave. Frank. 8542.
PACKARD 8 IN LINE.
Sport 4-pass. touring: Handsomely equipped.
khaki top. s red wire wheels, double spot
lights and mirrors tonneau windshield, with
many extras: don't miss this. Can be seen
any time at SIS 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

1927 Nash Sedan $3.50
1923 Pontiac Sedan.
1927 Flying Cloud Coupe. 200
1923 Flying Cloud Coupe.
1927 Flying Cloud Victorian.
1926 Nash Spec. Touring. 500
1923 Wolverine Coupe. j.. 1,lN
1927 Flying Cloud Special
Sedan ............. 1,475
1926 Dodge Coupe ... 45O
1926 REQ Sedan ...... $50
1926 Studebaker Sedan T.. $50
1925 Dodge Sedan .... 395
1926 Chandler Sedan. .... 645
1926 Oakland Sedan. 80. GAS
Buick Master Roadster. =. $50
1926 Essex Coach ....... 300
1925 Jewett SPIT. Touring 375
Studebaker Sedan ....... 700
1923 Wolverine Sedan
demonstrator; new
car guarantee ...... l.ZUO
OPEN EvENTNos-suNDAys
UNTIL PM.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 14th. Decatur 1910.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAPERHANGTNC. painting. plastering. floor
scFapinE. roofing. house remodeling and
stuceo work. The better kind. Very reason
able; 10 months 70 pay; estimates cheerfully
given. National Decoratin Co. ash Ilinois
ave NV Adams fS79 i0a
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAPERING at special low prices: rooms s6
Up; latest patterns J. EgdaL 80 Fla. ave.
NV North 1851
Evening star., 1928-06-17
sALE--AUToMOBILEs.
REQ. REQ.
"TREW VALUES"
WE NEVER
FAIL TO
SATISFY.

AS far as we know, no one
ever bought a used car who
wasn't completely satisfied in
the ownership of it. We
couldn't afford to have it other
wise.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

MARMON MOTORS, INC,
1888 14th ST. NV.
EVERYTHING IN
USED CARS.
EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN
ROADSTERS-
1926 Nash Advanced "6."
1923 Oakland.
1926 Studebaker.
COUPES--
1927 Chevrolet.
1926 Dodge.
1925 Dodge.
1927 Hupp IS"
1927 Marmon "S."
1926 Marmon.
1924 REQ.
1923 Willys-Knight,
SEDANS--
1923 Buick 7-passenger.
1925 Buick Brougham.
1926 Cadillac 3l4.
1927 Dodge.
1927 Hudson Brougham.
1927 Marmon "8."
1925 Marmon 7-passenger.
1926 Marmon passenger.
1924 Stutz "6."
1925 Willys-Knight.
COACHES
1927 Chevrolet.
1926 Essex.
1927 Hudson.
1926 Nash Special 90"
1927 Oldsmobile.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

BUICK tSzs Nsstef s4dAn; painted sane ~
t@z5s nsotgF rebuilt g1oS tres Buick aszs
Mstttf secab; hao;,lT. Fssslit. nsw EFss, q
gafFstn Bgirk 1875 Master eoaeh. rev
EihHk arc pakf1ns E1Sc tires snd fep2inlad
Etsf H. Nin6fiSges s1pssiyn, Va Clarendon
Evening star., 1928-06-17
sALE--AUTOMOBILES.

sALE--AUTOMOBILEs.
"Once a Chrysler Owner
Always a Chrysler Owner"
CHRYSLER.
CHRYSLER.
CHRYsLER.
SENSATIONAL
SALE
USED CHRYsLERs.
ROADSTERS.
PHAETONs.
SEDANS.
BROUCHAMS.
CONVERTIBLE COUPES,
ETC.
ALL
RECONDITIONED.
MANY
LIKE NEW.
AND
ALL GUARANTEED.
FINEST COLLECTION
USED CHRYSLER
CARS
EVER OFFERED
THE
WASHINGTON PUBLIC,
AT PRICES THAT
ARE
ASTONISHING.
MOST
UNUSUAL TERMS
AND
YOUR OLD CAR
AS
PART PAYMENT
Is
OTHER BARGAINS.
Fl. B. LEARY, JR.. & BROS.
Distributors.
1921 14th St. NV.
North 1926. Night North 6S26
"Once a Chrysler
Owner Always a
Chrysler Owner"
Evening star., 1928-06-17

painting. interior and eX-
terror: skilled mechanics. reasonable prices
Paul Serene. S. N St NV. NJ. iole7.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAINTING, PAPERING & PLAsTERING-
Special prices this week First-class ma
teriai and workmanship. S. D. Lopatin.
1929 iith NV. near Park I'd. Adams 534o
PAINTIEG-Store fronts, roofs. garages.
rooms and houses Call Adams 1924. An
6ersop, 1919 Sherman ave.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAPERING. PAINTING: finest materials and
workmanship. Rooms pointed up and pa
pered. to5e up. New patterns A year 20
GenrRia ars Cnl a4a
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAPERHAEGTNG AND PAIETING-special
prices this week only. VIII scrape. size
point-up and paper average size room for
fS Painting and piastering at sre1ial
prices. We use pure Dutch Boy Lead ana
pure oil only. Estimates free of charge.
Casn or credit. Phone Main f4i8.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

LAWN MOWERS and Garden tools sharpen
c. F. Armiger, ele y, Z. ave. Fr. 7707,
PAINTING, interior and exterior. first-class
work at prices you can afford. Hollis. Phone
Adams 2o0f
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAPERING. PAINTING. PLASTERING, So
up latest patterns. best materials: first-claSs
work. NJ Pumps, 3e27 Ga. ave. Ad. 1864.
PAINTTNO-For prompt
service, qualify work. low prices. give us q
trial Rooms. Sc I'D. Croweii, Col 5s43
Evening star., 1928-06-17

LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED AND RE.
paired. Delivery service. 9l7 nth st NV
Franklin i0I83.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

ErlcK, Este g,sdAI. ksstAr six each, HI
perfect c>ascaSs1s tgeD hB3sb Ike rev l9ts
q fEtTks can - mad tor ire unpaid fs9teS
gf feSt. Terms 70 FeSysHtibie party, Pees d.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

! CHEVROLET sport roadster. '26-'27 model s
naioon tires almost new, bumper and bum
erettes. motometer a bargain for S295;
ready to so; trade your car in; terms. Peck's,
| 2i2i i4th st
Evening star., 1928-06-17

yIcE eTlRDbED SEDAN. 1915 model.
kS lea than isgg0 miles: hearty new, less
n z kaohths Cd. iH izth ft. ne Linz
Evening star., 1928-06-17

VERMONT GARAGE.
Msrmonn sSra' seort rogrIas. SST DAiSsfsn" iSsfn ''O''
Hudson Bi iougham, 1875
Will TAKE YoIiR GAR IN TRADE ON
iisS nsy yfAARoNrE AR NrERFNT Avf FNTwo woAMnaenE Me- en.elvAY lvA
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAPERHANGINO and painting: do my own
FORK and make estimates; reliable: prompt;
low priced. Breen, Decatur e57. ios
Evening star., 1928-06-17

BUICK TpURlEcE-~Ttsis IA one OF ehe few
good 4.eylanSer Bucks left; this car ia In
rsbbsf' PriesS Al szo5. Il Vii viz ,ao1 T b. ge Esrs
Iggs \. p, EteAart. IRE. 1928 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1928-06-17

yfcK 1917 standard Coach, perfect condi.
,g thrgIshou.S EiB guarantee, sf7sj easy
Evening star., 1928-06-17

pAPERHARCER wants work I will save
you money on your papertng. Work guaran-
teed. Also plastering. North eDS3.
PAPERHhNGING--Eoom pspered, IS and
ups estimates furnished; work guaranteed.
A r. George. 2i2s 18th st. NV. Apt. 2.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

rgfCK eEDAK~uste very Iittle; no cash
tFe eAeU AZ 1926 n A. -
Evening star., 1928-06-17

,vJcK kasteF 9 cosen, iszs; sDiendfd con-
.3tioa' 3 new bais1sn tsFet. ns4el sell; efey
SfEas. Msln zask. Apt. sgs.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
(Continued.l

CHEVROLET COACH--le27; excellent condi-
tion; tires and paint exceptionally good
CHEVROLET sedan, 1927, fully equipped ex-
celent condition, engine perfect, good paint:
$3.50: terms. A. W. jackson, Apt. 6. l474
n m week davs
Evening star., 1928-06-17

svicK NasteY q sEort tegFing, 1916 fully
,lgiHre1. ekEEs3isF!t s1.,aestion. priced low,
Evening star., 1928-06-17

BIT X SPORT GoDys1s. red upholstery; pri-
" FiS owned, well taken care ct; eAeYihse,
WI C9E2rf GARAGE, Izzz Eye ~ NV
Evening star., 1928-06-17

EI}cE ssssn, iase u4edej I-Nbeej kFakss
H;2s ,s nsx s''ss woy efIss '.f g,E.sas gs,h sss
f2oe <FDas New f9Fk ave. ne OpfE
Evening star., 1928-06-17

CHEVROLET SEDAN - Late 1924: perfect
condition; sacrificing for 800; new battery,
good tires, Adams 6627
Evening star., 1928-06-17

PAPERHANGIEG. PAINTING AND PLAS-
TERING speciality. We also install hot
water heat porehes screened and built,
baths. plumbing. etc, scrape and lay new
doofs. make and hang awnings and window
anrea I'll q
Evening star., 1928-06-17

CHEVROLET COUPE, '27--A-l Condition; a
real bargain for quick sale. Call Dan
Boone, Columbia 1888.
Evening star., 1928-06-17

Several other good cars, in
3 as is. S55 and up.
DICK MURPHY, INC,
1885 14th St. NV.
604 II St. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

Agar-agar Is the name Of q geiatir,ssls
s1bsia1ce obtained from Ceylcn mos
and similar seaweedg The name is ~
Malay origin. Egar-agar Is used IN
soups and teilieg, and in the artificial
cultivation ~ bacteria II IL also used
&c the Orient as glue and 70 render
elk and paper transparent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
STUDENTS TAKE
TRAIL OF RUST

Twenty North Dakota Agricul-
tural college students left Fargo re-
Gently to conduct q survey Of the
common barberry bush, host plant
and spreader Of the black stem rust,
according to George Mayoue, state
leader Of the barberry eradication
and associate parnoiogist Of the
United States department Of agri-
culture.
The students were Robert Adam,
Harvey Steedsman, Larimore; Will
liam Frey, Leonard, and Leo May,
Aberdeen, S. D., who went to Suits
man county where they will investi-
gate the vicinity about the James
river by special request Of Pierce
Blewett and B. H. Blewett, land
owners in that district.
George Fisher, Wahpeton; Clair
Southam, Mohall; A. Anderson, Kin.
dred, and Russell Weiser, Hazelton
will survey the territory were rust
occurred last year in the Grand
Forks, Larimore and Reynolds dis
trict. George Newgard, Mandan;
Clarence Vogel, Lark; George Her.
mes, Wahpeton, and Paul Abraham.
son, Leal, went to Adams county fol
a general survey.
Walter Clasen, Bottineau; Ralph
Welch, Grafton; George Hildre
Petersburg, and Lloyd Clark, Mo
hall, will survey Kidder county
Pierce county will be investigated
by Cyril Peschal, Wahpeton; Law
renee Ranes, Lisbon; John Bohlig
Fargo, and Floyd Ewing, York
After a definite check is made Of thu
aforementioned counties, the mel
will be transferred to other counties
in North Dakota.
Some of the counties being sur
veyed this year have been previousl.
investigated. The follow-up pro
gram is especially designed to flint
plants which have sprung up from
foreign elements since the former
survey, according to Mr.. Mayoue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
TRAIN CHANGE
i ON BRANCHES
|. IS LOST CAUSE
Proponents Fail to Appear
, Yesterday Before State
Rail Board

Schedules for Northern Pacific
passenger trains running from Man
dan 70 Mott and Killdeer will remain
unchanged % . result OF dismissal
Of proposals for changes by, the
state railroad commission at hear
incs held yesterday afternoon.
Opposition to the proposed
changes won q complete victory
when representatives Of the groups
petitioning FOR the changes failed
to appear 1T the hearings.
The trains arrive in Mandan
around noon and leave between 3
and 1 p. m. under the present SEIZED. :.
ule. The proposed changes would
bring the trains into Mandan IN the
evening and send them out in the
morning. i,
Opposition forces and the railroad
commission had prepared for . long
argument. The railroad commission
ers had planned to carry the Mott
ease. which was scheduled for 4 p.
M. over until this morning, giving
the entire afternoon after P. m.
yesterday to the Killdeer case.
Towns were Ne80y
Mandsn citizens who opposed the
proposed changes had done consider
able work on their argument. Rep
resented by Attorney c. F. kelsch
q the hearing, the Mandan group
was ready to present petitions from
Is towns along the two lines signed
81 $50 persons. Other petitions re-
ceived by tho commissioners, oppos-
ing the proposed changes, were
signed by 1916.
Six towns along the two lines were
represented ct the hearing by dele
rates: Stanton three; Hazen two;
Elgin two; Killdeer two; and Flash
or one.
The petition urging the change on
the Kitldeer line had Sc signers, Is
signsrs favoring changes on the
Mott line.
Rail Officials Attend
Three officials Of the Northern
Pacific Railway company, favoring
the changes, were present. The 9TH
o.. 80 1t the hearing opposed the
changes.
The Mandan group presented petit.
tions signed by residents Of the fol.
lowing towns along the two lines
Burt Is; New Leipzig 46; Carson
II: Flasher 81; Thinner 40; Breier
~; Solen 46; Cannon Ball u; Fort
Rice 80; HUFF rs; Dunn Center 40
Dodge IL; Hazen ~; Fort Clark IA
Rsnslar 10; Sanger "A; Harmon 40
and Killdeer 80.
Appearance was made for Bis
marck interests by members of thu
Association Of Commerce.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
WATCH RUST
PROOF WHEAT

With q prospective yield Of $50, 900
to 10000 bushels Of Ceres wheat in
10000 acres, North Dakotans are
urged to watch and compare this
new variety with other common
wheats, such a. Marquis and Kota.
The present acreage Of Ceres is
scattered over North Dakota. but
county agents will be able to put
persons in touch with growers.
About 800 bushels Of Ceres wheat
were distributed in 1926, according
to T. E. Stoa, agronomist, North Da-
kota Agricultural experiment sta
ton. From further increases and re-
DIST buttons about $500 acres Of
Ceres were sown on North Dakota
farms in 1927, and q proportionately
larger acreage this last spring.
Ceres wheat is q product Of the
North Dakota experiment station.
It is q bearded hard red spring
wheat, the result Of crossing Kota
upon Marquis. This new wheat,
which is rust resistant. was first
distributed in 1926 and gives prom
Use Of replacing many Of the miscel-
laneous common wheats now grown
and much Of the Marquis, especially
in rust areas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-17
STORK BEATS
DEATH ANGEL
Thirty-Se Births Reported
in County During Month
Of June

Births outnumbered deaths two to
one in Bismarck during June.
OF the 81 girls and Is boys born
during the month, 10 were born to
Bismarck parents. Deaths during
the month numbered Is. Eight Of
those who died resided in the city.
Births and deaths during the
month as shown in the city audi
tors records were:
Births
June 1-Mr. and Mrs. L. Custin,
st. Anthony, . daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry A. Brandes, . son.
June 2-Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Williams, . daughter.
June 3-Mr. and Mrs. John Wern.
er, Mount City, S. OAK, . son; Mr.
and Mrs. William Hughes, Mckenzie
4 daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
]. Artz, Jr., Burnstad, . daughter.
June HMr. and Mrs. Carl HEM
Herried, S. OAK, . son.
June 6-Mr. and Mrs. A. 5. NAL
lard, q daughter; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mooney, . son.
June s-Mr. and Mrs. George s
Bowels, Fort Lincoln, . daughter:
June 9-Mr. and Mrs. James H
Beatt, Fort Yates, . son.
June 11-Mr. and Mrs. Leo A
Buretta, . daughter.
June 14-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ahls, Pettibone, . son; Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Fortenberry, . daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Van 4. Middelmas, Z
daughter; Mr.. and Mn. Gilber'
Kompp, . daughter.
June 16-Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fisch
er, Menoken. q daughter.
June 17-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r
Me- owell, Lark, . daughter.
June 18-Mr. and Mrs. John w
Arner, q daughter; Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Schonert, q son.
June 19-Mr. and Mrs. Gotfriet
Siegby, Happen, . daughter.
June c0-Mr. and Mrs. Johl
Boyak, a daughter; Mr.. and Mrs
Reinhart Alderman, Herried, S. D.
q son; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jochim
Thinner. q daughter.
June 21-Mr. and Mrs. Howard II
Cohenour, q son; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacol
Marcovitz, Mandan, . son.
June 22-Mr. and Mrs. Ham
Schmidt. Killdeer, . daughter.
June 23-Mr. and Mrs. Michae
Abraham, Hebron, . son.
June 24--Mr. and Mrs. Eugen'
Mastel, = son.
June 25-Mr. and Mrs. Franl
ClaridRe, . son; Mr.. and Mrs. Elme
T. Nighie, son.
June 26-Mr. and Mrs. Theodor'
Schauer. Garrison. . daughter.
June 27-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin O
Steen, q son; Mr.. and Mrs. A. F
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Operation Gives
Blind Girl Sight

The world is filled with surprises.
Marcella said.
zone Of the greatest is the looks
Of my friends" she said. Il had
very strong mental pictures Of how
people looked. and about half the
time I find that my pictures were
Just opposite from reality. That was
a shock. You know. blind people are
Just as certain that they know how
people look as those who see."
She was thrilled by the sunset.
at was marvellous. Such wonder
full colors as / hadn't dreamed ex-
| listed. And to think that they come
every night"
Marcella. the daughter Of . car
penter, attended the Wisconsin
school for the blind since she was Z,
and has developed remarkable pro-
| ficiency as a typist.
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MYSTERY CRASH
INVESTIGATED

Police in Burleigh and Morton
counties today were attempting to
run down reports of an automobile
accident on the Bismarck Mandan
highway last night in which one man
was reported killed and another in
jured.
Members Of the police forces in
Bismarck and Mandan checked hos
pitfalls in their respective cities. but
were unable to verify the report.
Morgues in the two cities also were
barren Of any clews.
According to report Of the night
policeman of Mandan, a man named
Peterson was killed and another
named Bergeson was reported to
have been injured in a collision at
the underpass between here and
Mandan. When aroused from bed
this morning, however. the police
man said he had received his in
formation from a Mandan garage
man, who could not be located late
this morning. The garage man, ac-
cording to Mandan police, returned
to his office early this morning and
left a few minutes later without
mentioning the accident. He was
sought late today.
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creased from SO, 661.SS to $62;D65;
maintenance Of city properties costs
will be increased from So, $3.50 TO
$51 $40; and capital and betterment
expenditures will b increased from
$10,s29.33 70 $2l.626. according to
the auditors figures.
Debt retirement this year will be
$193, 348, as compared to $l76,630.07
last year.
The budget statement may b ex-
amined to the auditors office at any
time. The board Of city commission
ers will meet 1t the auditors office
in the city hall at $50 .. m.
Wednesday, July 26. for the purpose
Of adopting the final budget and
making the annual tax levy. This
meeting will be open to any tax
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Milwaukee. Wis, July 17.-R-
Blind since birth. all the 9lories Of
nature have been unfolded for Mar
celia Calkins, 20-year-old Chetek.
Wis, girl, since June /, when her
sight was restored through q series
of delicate operations at Milwaukee
hospital.
Six delicate operations by DR..
Claude S. Beebe pierced the dark
ness that has enshrouded the girl
since she was born. except for the
smallest ray Of light that managed
to pierce one corner Of the right
eye. Now the girl is enjoying the
things of life that were closed to her
in her blindness.
She speaks with rapture concern
ing the sunset. the flowers, trees
and birds.