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The Washington times., 1929-04-01
AZ CASES TRIED
IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA,, Va. April L.
Forty-two cases were tried in police
court today by Judge Snow. Most
Of them were drunlts and were fined
SIS and costs each. Four colored'
men charged with violating the dry
law were each fined $50 AMI costs.
A raid on an Easter party Ut q
colored home in the southern section
OF the city Saturday night resulted
in the arrest Of IL persons. Robert
Jones, owner, was fined SIS ana
costs and the remainder s6 and
costs each.
The annual meeting Of the hoard
of alexandria Hospital will be held
at s o'clock tonight. 1t is expected
that the board will decide to put
on drive for an extension to the
present building. Land has been
purchased west of the present build
ing for the site Of . new wing.
Arrests in the city dropped from
40l in February to 333 in March.
according to the report OF Captain
Campbell. The larges decrease was
In prohibition law arrests, from Sc
to. 2S. Arrests for drunkenness
dropped to 6S.
The newly elected officers OF Alex.
andria Lodge Of EIks will be in
stalled Monday, April 8, by Robert
S. Barrett, former officer of the
grand lodge. Elliott r. Hoffman
will be the next exalted ruler. Rush
Holland. Member of Congress from
Colorado. viii be the guest of honor.
Semifinal trials for the pistol
championship Of the police depart.
ment win be held during the next
week. Charles Sunama, station
keeper and former Marine, has dis
placed Edgar Sims and Mayhugh
as favorite to win the championship,
which carries with It the gift Of q
silk shirt from Captain Campbell.
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Chamber Of Commerce
Retail Group Named

The Chamber OF Commerce com.
mittee on retail trade has been
appointed, It was announced yes.
terday by President Charles w.
DarT Isaac Cans, past president
was named chairman and Ralph Al.
Davis vice chairman. Other mem.
bers are:
Joseph Abel, r. P. Andrews. H.
NJ. Atherton. w. M. Balderstogl,
C. Alfred Bolgiano, j. l. Bewles,
Charles Al. Camalier, Alvah "a.
Case. Henry G.. f., Castens, Charles
&. Casterlin, Elmer II. Catlin. jr..
M. o. Chance, George s. DeNeaIe,
George b. Derse, Ben d. Dreyfus,
Charles b. Dulcan, William John
Goldsmith, Cecil r.. Grabill III.
Graceman, Gerald ID. Grosner,
Tony Guiffre, Mitchell Hanson,
Charles w. Healy, Sidney =.
Hechinger Paul Himmel elfarb, Charles
e. Howe, Harry s. James, H Jaf.
frey, Isodor Hahn. Miss Anna ".
Ilally, julius Lanshurgh. william
Nj. Leath, r. b. III. Lyon, ]. w.
Morgan, r. w. Mosher, Thomas
T. Mott, A. r. MuIlowny, Maurice
Martinsfeld, H. Nelson. H. D.. Orns-
by, Meredith II. Pollen. s. Powder
maker, George M. Norris, William
Rosendorf, L. E.. Rubel, David
Sanger, A. Leftwich Sinclair. jr.,
K. M. Smith. Gen. Anton stephan,
Arthur j. Sundlum. s. n. Takes,
T. +. Taylor, J. Clinton, Tribby,
Alfred Walford: John z. Walker,
Joseph Al. Wilmer, Fred s.. walker,
Louis N. Yq kelston. SchIey zirkin
and Joseph Witt.
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'SPRAINEDWRIST
IN STORY
CLIMB

with wrist aching from q wrench
sustained early in. the climb. Harry
H. Gardner. known as the Human
Fly" scaled the facade Of the II.
story Investment Building IL FIJI
teenth and X Streets Northwest.
O'clock sunday afternoon. a throng
Of approximately 1000 watched his
feat.
Gardiner twisted wrist. Just
after he had climbed the 25-foot
colonade, as he was making his
way over d ledge. The Injury
forced him to use 1 RIPE IN climbing
oyer the board cornice at the top
OF the eleventh floor.
Jokes from the climber kept the
crowd laughing ana occasionally an
apparent slip. OF q foot or hand
brought gasps OF horror,
Gardner made his appearance
here under the auspices Of the
Vincent r. Costello Post Of the
American Legion. He was active
during the World War in putting
over Liberty Loan drives by his
climbing. I.
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|g0ELECTI0NsO Of
. J.. s INDICATE
SURPLUS
81 ROBERT s. THORNBURGH
international Nkwa Services

The Government went int the
last quarter Of the fiscal year today
with prospects OF surplus June 30
OF approximately stso.0Oo.O0
The surplus may be even larger.
since MOST irnportan- sources of
revenue h..ye been more productive
since the flrEt ot January.
The estimate was based on the en-
sumption that Congress win make
appropriations at the special session
calling Tor immediate expenditure
OF large amounts.
March Collections
March collections of income ana
taxes amounted to ap.
proximateiy 100000. 900. indicating
probable revenue OF s2,2sB,0oe,Oo0
from this source for the year. Gus.
toms receipts for the year probably
will reach $50, ,000, 900 and naiscel-
laneous receipts about S621 900. 900,
with total income Of around 1900
0OO, 900.
Along with increases In income
taxes and customs receipts. expendi.
lures were likewise piling UP and
II appeared that operation Of the
Government for 1929 would require
about $3.50, 900. .O0O Of more.
Refunds OF taxes up to April 4
were $751;. 900, 900 az compared to
q total OF S14s.O0O, 900 FOR the sa.irs
IL months Of the year efdml last
June. This was one Of the prin-
cipaT increases In governmental
costs.
Railroad Payments
The only source OF revenue show
ing any appreciable drop was IN
payments from railroads TO liaui-
date postwar reconstruction bor-
rowing. That will be about &150,-
100000 less than last year Other
increases have made up over $e0,.
000.00 Of that loss already.
Operations in il public debt for
the year will amount to approxi-
m at ely $4,000 .000, 900. Including
bonds issued and those retired, Up
to April i the debt reduction had
amounted to $367, 900, 900 for the
year.
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| ESTS FAIL IN
HEX DEATH

1 ALLENTOWN. Pa. April L.
Although tests made BY toxicolo-
gists upon the .viscera Of verna octa.
via Delp, I'll. found dead March is,
at the catasauqua Gun Club with
"powwow" notes in her bosom. have
been completed without traces Of
poison being found it was stated to-
day that the case would be built
upon that angle when Charles II.
Bellies. self-styled faith healer {,
comes to trial on charges OF muir.
der.
According to DIR. j. J. Wenner. of
the Allentown Hospital the failure
OF tests to- determine poison. do not
indicate the girl was not poisoned
There are certain types Sc
iethals known as volatile mate.
rials, he said which can cause
death without leaving any trace
OF their identity So small ~
amount Is necessary to IS fatal
that they pass out Of the system
without leaving a trace, except III
the condition OF the prgans. \
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S
SaBs.rB Ba,. Rent

Stbuyban for Rent
SILVER STRING. Eive-room bun
gelow. lslespinE porch. hot-water
\ window shades. fIoer plugs ana
hardmpots floors. Thl bnnkalow is
n located on . paved street. and 4
onuareg from graded and high
SCHOOLS, convenient to stores and
church. sixteenth street bus service
FurAisked Rooms
HOPKINS PLACE Il, Won nm
pQnt Circle near goth ana r st. cars.
lko1nas3
asfeGl lnstransents for Sale
x1oIiIss Good soio inssrahsnts
apsrhansins
PAPERHANGING done 81 reason.
abls prices. work suaFantsed.
Ford Usea Cass
gE0RD USED CAIks: four imEs.
|fuadgtere, cOupes, sedans. 4ss to
sLsh all good bllxs, terms.
JIlf fnrnfelied y Apartment
YRVING sT. n. W.Three foolns.
kitchen and tile bath. steam heat.
ami. $3.50.
SHbm6ur Hoass FOR Sale
EW detached ceIonfal. 8 rsoiIls.
tie hath, hok-yatsr heat. oak fs0ofa,
fI1eblaees first trust 1880 Gss
BuIIt 70 sell for SO. .00e. Must raise
Fqllie money VIII take szs4 easy
= abeDa sDanEs and effess
~ cngy afssg y n.any infer.
1Eine acknowledgements zen wiil
lina II tedays Times and
fssala esassiffsd aapsssisins
erioas.
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PITTSBURGH AIR
P'L ANS. BOON
81. BY ALBERT j. STOWE
ecretary Commerce Division PitiA-
burgh Chamber Of Commerce

burgh Chamber OF Commerce
PITTsBURGEI. April i d. .N.s9.-
Rtttsburgh's First Annual Aircraft
Show held recently focused public
Intention on aviation to such degree
Gs decisiyeIy proved that here, in.
esd ts q most airnlindad industrial
Nsnter. Under auspices Of the Aero
Club, the show brought aviation au-
thorities from all parts OF the coun-
fgys into closer llnderstan ndipg OF
Pittsburgh attributes that are Of
laraInount importance to this new
Industry.
Sfudies of the Pittsburgh Chamber
bt5 Commerce have developed be-
yond peradventure of doubt that
existent local industries represent
N unusual nucleus. for the greatest
beHsible aeronaaticaI activity
< lle inyestig alton indicates that
most of the materials used in, the
haanufacture Of airplanes. such as
Aeamless steel tubing. aluminium
products, u1iearta products. safety
and plate glass. screws, bolts. nuts,
JEashers,. rivets taeks. brass and
copper rods end sheets, brass tubes,
copper nails. carbon and alloy steel
sheets, stainless steel. turneplate.
spring steel, 1, bearing metal, gaso.
1kgS tanks, forgings. castings.
kprings, tie rods. turnbuckles, acct
&lshe gas and oxygen. brass and
Mpnze bushings. chains and shack.
les, gears. lighting and Ignition
cables. wire. soldier. ferruies and
9llfnbies, gaskets. glue. paint and
&Afnisll, metal stafnpings and eIecs
Nr4c switches, are manufactured in
eAle Pittshurgil district.
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MELLON HELPS
DRVE ON TAX
DEGREASE

scretary Of the Treasury Mel.
a6ilPs Endorsement Of efforts to OBJ
tain reduction Of the Federal tax
aEearned incomes given in D radio
Address Saturday night, gave added
1l1pstus to the campaign IN Wash
l0efon today.
sscretary Mellon declared be
Was heartily In sympathy with the
4tficipie of the movement that
as man who earned his living WAS
more to be favored sn Federal
IexRklon than the person whose
tofhe IS derived from invested
CApitak
Relief From Congress
An effort will be made TO obtain
from Congress at the next regular
session an eQuital1le plan Of Federal
taxation, relieving the business and
pf1fessional workers pf the nation
from the present heavy burden Of
~ Income tax.
SkFhis program is receiving the
FncOuragetne and support OF the
public here and IN al sections Of
the country. Foremost among the
I local professional societies now
working through its. effifials to
swing the aid Of its entire mem
bSrship to the movement is the
DtEtrict Bar Association
Major Julius + reyaer, president
Df the association, and Jesse C.
Adkins, chairman Of the committee
on legislation: win shortly bring
hSsfore that ore anization Tesolu-
ton endorsing the campaign. Major
reyser said today. Ii
Conventions to- Act
IN the meantime. number Of
national and local organizations are
making arrangements for conven-
fions III this city during the present
month. ana al are scheduled TO
take the question Of Federal taxa
tfoKi under considerati tien
The Times gives you an oppor.
fiITlity to do .ycur bit for the cause
M the blank petition printed IN
f1ls issue sign ii. and have your
riends sign It Then send It to
The Income Tax Editor .of The
Times Every Isa me helpsi
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CHURCH PLANS
STUDENT MEET.

WINTER PARK, Fla. ApriI i.
The Federal Council Of Churches
OF Christ in America has chosen
Rollins College az the location for
It's first Southern intercollegiate
conference. Mr.. Cllnchy, Of the
Feeral Council. visited Rollins IN
January and mEde Arrangements
for this gathering.
The dates are from Friday after
noon, April 1S. until Sunday after
noon. April n. 5.t
One hundred letters to the pres.
idents OF Southern colleges have
gone out, inviting representatives
OF the student bodies to partici.
pate. Emphasis is being placed
on drawing to the conference stu.
dents who are intellectual. social
and athletic leaders, whether they
have or have not been especially
Identified with any form Of Chris
tian service.
These men viii be best able
to communicate the spirit Of the
conference to their fellow students,
The object Of the conference Il
not to missionize for any religious
group, but to stimulate thought and
discuss questions of interest of :
religious kind. Thus. many youne
people, at present bewildered ol
indifferent to spiritual realities, vii
be given enlightenment and guid
ance.
The following are among the cues
tfons to be taken up; Why not 3
universal religion? Jesus versus
Christianity. Catholic confession
and sin. Funda amentallsm versus
Modernism. The meaning OF Jesus
divinity. The attitude Of Jews Il
Jesus. Does religion accept sci
ence? Can it be approached ration
IaIly2
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California Scientist
Backs Boys Ability

BERKELEY, Calf. April 1 q.
Ms S.).--IJntil now, scientists have
believed that, snbnorma1 boys out
numbered subnorrnal girl, But Prof.
Olga Bridgman, psychologist and
pediatrician at the University Of
California medical school, has found
the opposite to be true.
She has completed an intelligence
survey of. 3,675 boys and girls of
subnornaI intelligence, ranging be-
tween dullness and idiocy, the re-
suits Of which were announced to.
day. Ne. Nj .
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2 Here Named Members
OF OptoIlietry Academy

Two Washing ton men, Or. Nj
Luther Dicus. 1919 II ST. secretary
cf Board of Examiners for the Dis.
strict and DR.. Bernard al. Baer 81
The F'arragut, trustee of the local
optonletric society have been
elected to membe bership in the Ameri.
can Academy of Optometry.
Other Washington members are:
Dr Edwin HI Silver, chairman OF
the Motor Vision Commission and
DR.. Lewis II, Kraskin, president 81
the District Of Columbia optometric
Society.
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80 Netieee

suPRKMR c0URT 0B THE DISTRICT AZ
gQLuMpIA, holding PTQhalo Court Ne.
1891. Administrator TSi5 a "a rive 1lei-
Tee that the subscriber. 81 the District 81
GQlnmbia, hf1 obtained from the Probate
Court gf the District OF Celumbla. letters
9utlek, laie 0t ths District Ot Colnnibia.
deeeased All persons hapimr elninaa
against the deceaped are hereby uarned 10
exhibit the same. with ne FOuchnFs liiefe6f
LEGALLY anthenifcgled. 20 the aubsofib ber on
aE before the t29nd day % March. a. b.
1sag: 1,.. otherw they may By law bs eK-
gssh esI'asq ar9 sll ,s.efits q ssld estate
Maneh. 1A3D. JENNIE n. BLAEKBOkN.
4I4s Florida Ave. m F. wv. fSeni3 Atteef.
John a. SHE'LL. Deputy RegiDfer or wins
ies n GIssre q GplHFe1s cIssk @ shs
euEH COURT! or THE DTsTRfOT or
QLu14H1A, holding Probate Court. No.
a1492 Adminlslfatlgn This II % give no
Qolumbta. have obtained from the Probate
Court Qf the District of CoIumbfa' letters
o. administrations on the estate 81 Hiram
sidney Haywood. late fof the District Of Coz
lynlhia. deceesed Al persons havipg
a,s aass Eslass s4h,s sse dscesssd =. hsrsSs
vouchers thereof iegaily authenticated 70
of March. AZ b. 1880: oiherwiae they may
b. law b excluded lfom an benefit 81
said estale. Given under our hands this
sq ss6 81 4sss assss sS.r,is sa NiSsoyhI E E
Rlif H1RsRT : AYWOoD. Ss:is sheriff
Hn1s ~. 4ee9l.l Attest THEoD0nE
CQGSWEIE. sRegtater of villa Tor the DDS.
tfiet Of CoIumbLa, Clerk 81 the Probate
Court CEDRIC n. JQElMs0N. ROHERI n
MILLER DAVID =, RIoRDAN Aftorneys.
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Baltic Sea Frozen So
Re Man Walks Across IT

COPENHAGEN, April / a.N.s.1.
Tor the first time in 20 wears .
tzsnrlg Dane has walked from his
rative land to Germany across the
osen Baltic Sea. 1t took him 13
llours to make. the Journey. After
RESTING a few hours. he took to the
ss and walked home again.
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Ancient German City
Keeps Time on Bell

TUBINGEN, April j (I.N.s.l--in
the tiny ancient city of Rotten.
bury. not far from Tubingen. the
watchman in the tower Of the
cathedral still strikes the hours
and the quarter and half hours on
bells as has been done for untold
centuries But the city council
has now decided 10 have q new
clock built into the tower, with an
automatic striking device and an
other bit Of romance must vanish
before tnodernity.
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Montgomery Women
TO Elect Officers

Election Of OFFICERS VIII Be held
at the annual meeting of the Mont
gonery County Wonen's Democratic
Law enforcement Clubs tonight a
the Chevy Chase Library, Chevy
Chase, Md. at T:3O o'clock,
Mrs. Clement l.. shaver, Of Wesi
Virginia, wife " the former Demo
cratic national chairman, win be
the principal speaker.
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WILL Plan LecTORE

LYON PARK. Va. AMI i.-kAf
renkein9nt9 10 haHdI& the better
hchseH and gardens Illustrated lec,
ture fp f elveM under the auppiRas
~ the I.Ebn Park Garden Grub IT
its meeting. AnrfI 40. IN the com.
mnnitg house. viii be made 1t q
special meeting of tlis executive
eommtttee to Be held tonleht ct the
home Of y. D. ThruRniortoh.
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Jones IS Opera Fam
Backs MetrOnOIitan

ATLANTA, April 1 u.N.s.l-
Bobby Jones. world premier aolfer
has signed up as guarantor FOR the
Forthcoming season 81 the Mstrr.
4. n -. =. .I..s..,.s.,.,..
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N. =. sANsBURY CO., INC.
14ts Eye st. NV. Nat. 5so4
Phone Service Until 8 r. M.
70 HoME SEEKERS


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me b4 Your broker. and will strive %
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het-M ater heat. Eas aud cleo w 300
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ersg mgEcvements::. cay terpss So. $50
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For further details caIl and see me.
JAMES j.. THOMPSON
REAL EsTATE BROKER
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AnnOunc nceInents

~ - - z. ~ 4
Lust 3
DIAMOND BROOCH Oval in cKan10is
baE. either 400 Or 1900 block 81 Com.
ASs O e bsss.s s snssassSS sS oslSc sESan Idss Ss
sIIsrnoou lsberal Iswafd u returned %
Wafdman RaEk. Aotel: -
D0s--.blF yllIse:: Wlth bIacl spets: ar
ING-Ladys topaz alirronnded with
). pearls 1et. = =. I. Ave.sNs p: reward.
Wit 3; sI.d .nleshy.t
Markes: lLISeraf reward. Cali Ad. 47e7.W,
SMALL BLACK SIJIICASE LOST Con-
tenfe clOthink. Left % 1-man car Y psia .
sat: keward oftereA: Call. necatMr $3.50.
PIsRSOllAlIs .
DEEsfsss zse aCs6 i Il s sEr. 1sSSESsS sSS NJ Asssssss
MnfEOGRAPHING. sWIiI. accursie seryice
Public SeenOkEaphie Offices. Elsie a. Can.
non. ~ III Pres 6ldgs lAth g u. Main 1667
MUSE NxRERIENcED WILL CARE
NHRsE. With delIghtfnl hume Wilhes two
aeed gentlemen. excellent meals. ca. 3406
PsYsIOIHEBAPYe-s sue1ish mgthQd ard
eelelsLlle eseclElo treatmene. North e803
Public Roller Skating
dAy evening. from Q 10 ~, Admieslop. 76c.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE
DR MAKEB q ADDY
z623 IATn sI: u " COL. 40s5
CI4lAlIsYOYANI6 9-A
gIMMVN. ly4l Newton 81 \ 81
aeadlnss 6R appoiMtment E0l 4312
DIR. JANE 81. COATES
as.'sfss fSszSIsSs Il SgiRf THsi II sE p.n
AS F1ekis sasssp saas ss.sdElGsn En Ps.l sas
MADAM ZARA, $40 D sT. q: =.
carda Pain. LIE rsadl6Ea 81. HI: D / Id D 10
Leave Your Troubles and Cares
At The Door Of The
Egyptian Tea Room
1910 q sT. N ". slcCoND FLOOR
Ard let the Gifted readers read your tea
RsadlnE6. open at III 4. m.
NINE. RARKER
.alnca I child nlie has been Rifted with
strange and mysterious powers. She guar.
hitiOn 81 your eIstfrs lie tells past. pres
.s ss sS S.ss ss sas a ts Gauss e
lovers anaRreIs. tells III sickness or bad
luck Id natural or unnatural.
G1O 81. IN. WI. ls0Ok for big blue sign
Ma dame %. BretaniaI 1
Tsils your past. present and future. ~
latinr % ieye. talents. time Of maFFiaGa;
business dfyUrceH eeparAtiOn4 unhappi-
mesa Tails yoti what 70 do to be Guceesa-
fut III life. Speckal s$2 readfng; Tor 81.
Satisfaction EHaranteed Hours 3 10 o
I'll g Sc. ~. w !.
NINE. HART
q09 9fh 81 n. W The Famous ralmist.
WashinEton s@fag0rite She has given the
public wonderful results Powers are WON
derfnL Conault me % Al times when In
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New York Bond Market
Photo y Internat.onal

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Motor Codch Schedule

WlNCHEaTER. via Alex Mlddiehnfe ana
IIpnArville Valley line cutnecilona. leave
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BRICK HOME
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-02-08
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Pearl McClammy went to Glas-
Cow Friday on the Skiddo, return
ing that night on No. 4.
Mrs. Henry Kolstad of Oswego
and Mrs. Andy Newbeauer of Wolf
Point gave a bridal shower for
Mrs. Harold Lyons Saturday at
the Kolstad home. Mrs. Lyons
received many useful gifts, and
all had a lovely time, and after
four o'clock a delicious luncheon
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Slower are
the proud parents of a six pound
baby boy born Friday morning.
Mrs. Harold Lyons, Russell and
James Scott, spent the week end
with their mother, Mrs. Fred Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hentges
and Mrs. Ebert Amundson and son
Junior visited at the Tom Slower
home Sunday.
John Hanson went to Wolf Point
Saturday.