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Guarantors Announced
For METROPOLITAN Opera

The full list Of guarantors for the
Metropolitan Opera season In Wash
ington, on April II, 10 and 20, has been
announced by the committee through
the acting chairman, Miss Elizabeth
The list includes: The Secretary Of
the Treasury, Mr.. Andrew Mellon: Sen
ator and Mrs. Lawrence G. Phipps,
Countess Laszlo Czechonyi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander Mccormick Goodhart. Mrs.
Henry Alvah Strong, Princess Boncam-
pagni, Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs.
Elmer Schlessinger. Mr.. Edward Cola
day, Mrs. George Mesta, Mr.. William
Phelps Emo, Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Mr..
julius Garfinckel. Mrs. Benjamin Hol-
combe, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mcclellan Ritter, Mrs.
James s. Parker, Mrs. James r. Curtis.
Mr.. Cleveland Perkins Mr.. George Car
rett, Mrs. David A. Reed, Mrs. VIII
liam j. Donovan, Mr.. Ray Baker. Mrs.
Schuyler Merritt. Mrs. Ernest Walker.
MIR. Frank B. Moves, Mr.. Sumner Welles,
Mr.. Eugene Meyer, Miss Elizabeth
Howry, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs.
Armistead Peter, I'd; Mrs. Copley Anory,
Mr.. O'Brien, Mrs. Montgomery Blair,
Mrs. Pierre Gaillard, Mrs. Edward B.
Meigs, Mrs. wilson, Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Merrill, Mrs. Cubberley. Mr..
Thomas Bell Sweeney. Mrs. Demarest
Lloyd, Mrs. Irwin Laughlin. Mrs.
Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Price Whitaker
and Mrs. Francis A. Written.
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Bay Ssaters VIII Honor,
Secretary and Mrs. Adams


The Massachusetts, society Of wash
ington will give . reception to the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Charles
Wardman Park Hotel Friday evening
April 10. Dancing VIII begin at 9
o'clock and continue until o'clock
Music win be furnished by one Of the
leading orchestras in the city. The
reception win open at 10 o'clock. An
elaborate entertainment - being
The Joint committee under the leader
ship Of the Assistant Attorney General,
Mr.. George r. Farnun, president Of the
society, has arranged several meetings
for the purpose OF devising ways and
means Of making this reception the
biggest affair held IN the history Of
the society. ~
Incidentally the date Of this reception
Is known As Patriots day which Is O
State holiday In Massachusetts, In COM
memoration Of the historic Battle Of
Lexington and Concord. It was the
scene Of the nrst armed conflict Of the
Revolution, April 10, ITS, when the
"embattled farmers fired the shot heard
round the world" The next meeting Of
the joint committee will be wednesday
evening, April 3, at 8 O'Clock. :.
The committee In charge Of the re.
ception and entertainment will be under
the leadership Of Mr.. Farnum, president
Of the society, and Mrs. Farnum; Mrs.
Olive A. Cain, Mrs. John A. Chamber
lain, Miss Harriet M. Cheney, Mr..
George A. Herman, Mr.. william r.
Simpson, Mr.. Frank Z. Hickey, Mr..
Alfred e. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. Kempton, Mrs. Patrick J. Murray,
Miss Helen @. O,Neill, Mr.. William r.
Russell, Mrs Ida w. Seaton, Mr.. Gerald
L. Whalen, Miss Agnes Wilson, Miss
Marie c. Hoffman, Mr.. Lewis w. Hart,
Mr.. Walter s. Binley. Mr.. q. Herman
Brandt, Miss Mary G. Brooks and Dr..
Horace Z. Perlie.
The reception committee includes:
Mr.. Edward L. Bacher, chairman: Mr..
Charles A. Bowman, Miss Grace Cham
berlain, Miss Ivy Eberly, Mrs. Frank /.
Agus, Miss Elsie Phalen. Miss Loretta
Ryan. Mr.. James j. Sweeney, Miss
Mr.. Arthur Clancy. Mr.. Joseph v. Con-
molly, Miss Dorothea z. Cutting. Mr..
John II. Coxhead, Mr.. Thomas =. Dolan,
Miss Jessie G. Eldridge, Mr.. John w.
FINELY, Mr.. z. ]. Flynn, Mr.. George
J. M. Grant, Miss Eleanor Frances
Glynn.
Membership committee: Mrs. Proctor
L. Dougherty, chairman; Mrs. Mary
Allen Adams, Miss Eleanor Carleton,
Mr.. d. H. Fassett, Miss Lillian Feltman.
Miss Martha d. Gould, Miss Adelaide
Harris, Miss Josephine M. Hoffman,,
Miss Mary McColligan. Mr.. James E.
Nolan. Miss Nola M. Paquin, Mr..
Charles r. Sharkey, Miss Emily s.
Steele, Mr.. Albert N. Sulis, Mrs. Mary
L. willis, Miss Edith NJ. Wilson. Mr..
Thomas y Henry Mr. RdWard A Kane
Mr.. Eugene p. McCracken. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Andrews, Mr.. willard A.
Major. Mr.. Bradley Z. D. Nash, Mr..
George Roberto, Mr.. George 8. Naphin.
Mr.. irwin r. Powell, Mr.. Harold H.
Smaller. Mr.. John T. Slattery, Mr.. Fred
erick N. Stone, Miss Margaret Whaley,
Miss Annie r. Waugh, Miss Jessie J..
williams, Miss Carol w. Wrae.
Guest tickets for the reception April
10 may be obtained from the secretary.
Mr.. George A. Herman, 1345 Girard
street northwest. AL Massachusetts,
people are urged to attend and bring
there friends.
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Kentucky Society Host
At Elaborate Reception

A distinguished company gathered In
the Willard suite Of the Willard Hotel
last Tuesday evening to enjoy q typical
Kentucky Society program.
In the receiving line with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Maurice H. Thatcher, were
the Egyptian Minister and Nine. Samy:
the Persian Minister, Mira Davoud
Khan Meftah: Admiral Hugh Rodman,
the speaker of the evening; Represen-
tative and Mrs. j. Lincoln Newhall, Mrs.
Robert Blackburn, wife Of Representa-
tive Blackburn: Col. and Mrs. William
Preston wooten, Capt. and Mrs. Carroll
Power, Mrs. Marie Tyler Mccormack,
Mrs. Frank G. Henry and Mrs. Evelyn
Fitzhugh Shapter.
Admiral Rodman delivered q most
interesting address, dealing with his ex-
periences in the Navy and with the
Kentuckians who have been distin-
guished In naval affairs. He gave de-
lightful accounts of visits paid his nag.
ship by King George Of England and
King Albert Of Belgium.
Mrs. Elvina Rowe, In her usual
charming manner, sang . group OF
SOQR8. she WaS accompanied Wy 1sAAo
Mary. Matthews Taylor.
To recommend officers for the COM
ing year, o committee was elected con-
sisting of Col. George T. Weitzel. chair
man: Mrs. Matte Wyatt Porter and
DR.. w. L. Gausman.
Mrs. Thatcher announced that on
April -. the society's last meeting OF
this season, the nominating COMMITTEES
will make its report and the election
Of officers will take place. She also an
nounced that at the April meeting Mr.
Clifford Bergman, famous cartoonist
Of The Evening Star, and native Ken
tuckian, will give an illustrated talk
and that the musical entertainment vii
be furnished by two talented musician,
from Louisville, Mrs. Hildred Morrow
soprano, and Mrs. Walter r. Jacobs
pianist, who will make the trip *
Washington at that time for this pur'
pose.
Dancing concluded the evening"
pleasure last week Is It will ct thu
April meeting. t
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/, ligan, Mrs. James Bowdoin and Miss
Elizabeth Mott.
other Noteworthy News
Notes and Sketches.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Walter
Mclean have as their guest Miss Emily
Ritchie Gardiner, granddaughter Of
Judge Donald Mclean, who Is spend.
ing the Winter with his brother and
sister-in-law at their residence, on King
George street. Among Admiral and Mrs.
McLean's other guests during the past
week were Mrs. John Lee Holcomb OF
Washington and Mrs. Gill Wiley and
Mr.. Alexander Wiley Of New York, who
Miami Fla, to New York by motor.
Miss Josephine TompkinS Of Wash
ington, daughter of the late Capt. John
Tompkins, was o recent visitor to An
napolis. She was the guest OF Mrs.
Paul e. Howard, wife OF Lieut.. Howard
Of Cheston avenue.
Mr.. and MRS. James H. Lowell and
their daughter after visit Of several
months to Mrs. Lovell's parents, DR.
and Mrs. Gordon Claude OF Annapolis
have arrived at their home In NARROW
England. S.
Sunday ut the residence OF her parents
Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Toulon, on
Upshur road.
The Misses King, daughter Of Capt
and Mrs. Ernest j. King, entertained Of
| tea Sunday afternoon at their residence
on Franklin street In the Murray Hill
section.
Miss Jane Snyder, daughter Of Capt
and Mrs. c. Philip Snyder, gave Q
| luncheon party Sunday In honor Of
Miss Hester Lanning. daughter Of
Admiral and Mrs. Harris tanning. al
the commandments quarters in the Naval
Mrs. Ralph c. Alexander, wife Of
Lieut.. Alexander, and Mrs. Victor
G. Barringer, r.. wife Of Lieut.. Bar.
ringer, entertained ut large luncheon
tuesday at the Annapolis Roads Clut
in honor Of Mrs. Alexander c.. Kidd
who with her husband recently came tc
Annapolis to make their home.
Comdr. and Mrs. Fred T. Berry enter.
| tanned Informally at tea Thursday q,
| their residence on Rodgers road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

There are more than 100000 Jewz
In New York City, It Is said.
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Dinner Announced
For Vice President
And Sister. Mrs. Gam

CONTINUED From First Page,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
orange trees illuminated with electric
lights.

ISklpos
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Stanley Riggs
entertained at luncheon Wednesday at
the Cosmos Club in honor Of DR.. and
Mrs. G. Leonard Woolley. Other guests
we're: DR.. william Henry Holmes Of the
National Gallery; DR., ana Mrs. John G.
Merriam, DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Gros-
venor, DR.. and Mrs. George 8. Duncan.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hough, Maj. and
Mrs. George Oakley Totten, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Townsend Russell, Mrs. Cioyd
Heck Marvin, Mrs. Mitchell Carroll,
Miss Sophie Pearce Casey, Mrs. Cary
Randolph, Or. David M. Robinson OF
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore:
Or. Henry 8. Washington and MI. Nell
Merton Judd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs also entertained
at, dinner Thursday evening Tor the
Spanish painter, Don Enrique Pascual
.Monturioi and Sonora de Monturtol.
senior Monturiol comes Of very old
and distinguished Catalan family OF
Barcelona. He has been holding an
exhibition of his paintings at the Yorke
Galleries here for the past two weeks.
Dinner Compliments
Departing Guest.
A delightful luncheon was held sat
,,rdav. March 30. in the Army-Navy
Chlb In compliment to Miss Margaret
Mansfield who will sail April on the
Dresden. She will spend the Summer
Id Europe travelling IN various countries.
Among the guests at the luncheon
were Miss Margaret Mansfield, MRS. J; y.
Mansfield, Mrs. Wallace Streater; MIS-
frank Morrison, Mrs. David II. kncne,,
loe, Mrs. william Smith, MRS: Edwaro
Campbell Shields. Mrs. Ivan Bass, ME-
Arthur Adair, Miss Mabel Donneny'
Miss Isabel MCGEE. Miss Matilda Haney,
Mrs Frank s. Long, Mrs. william Nisn-
WITT. Miss Pauline Yates Long. MRS.
prank Foster, Mrs. Franklin King. MISS
Margaret Haske, Mrs. Eldcn z. KING,
Mrs. Leon Martin, Mrs. Josepnus
Trir,ble. Miss Myra A. Putnam. MISS
Doris Pryor and Mrs. Maude HARDING
Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Leighty enter
tanned at the dinner dance az the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening.
Mr. r Golden Donaldson and his
daughter. MRS. Harold Encs Irish OF
New York, were hosts Tuesday q!
iuncheon for Mrs. Rufus Peckham OF
New York. who was their house guest
for a fortnight and for the Countess
Zborowska.
Mr.. Charles scully entertained at the
dinner dance at the Wardman Park
Hotel last evening. Others VINO entei
tained were Mr.. @. 8. Burrell. Mr. =. a.
Gya6 Mr.. p. Beckar, Mr.. A. Q. Heio
and Mr.. M. T. Simpson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
Reception in Compliment
OF Visitor From Detroit

Miss Edna Elizabeth Davis will be at
horne from 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon
at her residence in Takoma Park IN
honor OF Miss Jean Ford OF Detroit,
Mich. A profusion of yellow jonquiis
and Fall purple candles cnarmingiy
placed will give the color scheme IN
harmony with the Easter season. MISS
Marjorie Graham and Mrs. j. 3. war.
rington will preside at the tea tanle and
the quests include representatives q
CANINE Delta sigma Sorority, Of which
the hostess Is q member.
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Pr Beta Phi Alumnae
Honor Grand President

The Washington Alumnae Club Of
ri Beta Phi will entertain at luncheon
in honor of Miss Amy B. Onken Of
Chaplin. III, grand president Of the
fraternity. Thursday, April Z, at II
o'clock noon at the A. A. q. w. club
house, 1884 I street. Reservations
should be sent to Mrs. Marie Lingo.
1871 Lanier place, to reach her not
later than April 2.
While In Washington Miss Onken
will be the house guest of Miss Emile
Margaret White, grand vice president
Of Pi Beta Phi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

A tailored suit by Pasternak
80. may be copied, but never
duplicated. It is always ac-
cepted as the authoritative
street costume Of the Gentle,
woman -. fur scarfs for
Spring, not merely an accom-
paniment to the tailleur, but
the dominant style note Of the
ensemble Il. the new Spring
collection is now being shown;
formal fashions for after
Lent affairs" $. new editions
in Frocks and Coats for sowns
and country. Hats in new
straws, combinations of felt
and straw in models Of subtle
beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
Varied Attractions Listed
In Annapolis Society World
Welfare Entertainment and Masquerade Ball
Feature observation-disclosures, Teas and Dinners
Among Noteworthy Functions Scheduled.

ligan, Mrs. James Bowdoin and Mis-.
Elizabeth Mott.
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iS
the honor guest Of Mrs. Cabot Stevens
at the luncheon of the League OF Re-
publican Women April 10 at the Wash
ington Club.
Senator and Mrs. Royal s. Copeland
entertained at the dinner dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening for
their son, Mr.. Royal 9. Copeland, u.
There were - guests.
Miss Annette Hull entertained al
luncheon yesterday at the Carlton iof
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, having .
number Of other guests to meet her. -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
will entertain Q large company at
midday breakfast today In their su-
burban home, Friendship.
The commandment Of the Army War
College and Mrs. william d. Common
viii entertain at dinner wednesday eve
ming In honor of Gen. and Mrs. Frank
Mccoy.
Mai. and Mrs. Charles lie Baron, IT,.
entertained at the dinner dance last
evening in the Wardman Park Hotel N
honor Of Maj. and Mrs. Ward o. Wells.
There were ~ guests.
Conndr. J. 8. Cox entertained at din
ner last evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Eugene Adams will entertain at
tea tomorrow afternoon in the Palm
Court OF the Maylower, having IL IN
her party.
Mrs. Robert z. Lee win entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening before the
polo ball, later taking her guests 20
her box. -
Mrs. Gist Blair will entertain party
of children Saturday afternoon at
Grasslands Country Club for her little
daughter, Laura Blair.
Luncheon Pays Honor
To Visitor From Florida.
Miss Gene Kincheloe, daughter OF
Representative and Mrs. David II. KIM
cheloe, will entertain ut luncheon to-
morrow in compliment to Miss Edith
williams Of St. Petersburg, Fla. who
DR.. Fenton Bradford will entertain
at dinner tomorrow evening In his
apartment In the La Sale In honor OF
Mr.. A. r. El-Eissy, new commercial at
tache Of the Egyptian legation. who re-
turns to washington after an absence
Of two years. Mr.. El-Eissy was con-
nected with the legation here as attache
in 1927. ~
Mr.. r. Golden Donaldson was host
Thursday night to Mr.. John j. Raskob
of New York at dinner at the Everglades
Club in Palm Beach. Covers were laid
for 20 and dinner was served In the
omen patio among tropical flowers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

Mr.. r. Golden Donaldson was host
Thursday night to Mr.. John J. Raskob
of New York at dinner at the Everglades
Club in Palm Beach. Covers were laid
for 40 and dinner was served IN the
open patio among tropical flowers and
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-22
n. d. A. GROUP TO
Make CAMP PLANS

A meeting Of the executive COM
n.ftec o. the North Dakota Tuber-
eulos.s association 10 make final
plans for the annual fresh air and
nutrition camp for underpar children
q. Camp Grasslrk, on the shores OF
Lake Isabel. near Dawson. may be
held in Bismarck early in May.
This was announced TODAY by MISS
Helen Katen. executive secretary. who
Is corresponding with the various
members OF the committee with a
rev TO fixing definite date.
Probability that the camp viii be
opened about June IS Was expressed
socay by the executive secretary.
improvements on the property ad-
d,uons 10 the staff. and details TO,
enroIsnen. OF children at the camp
VII Be considered al the meeting.
Members o. the group follow. DR.
James C-asslck. Grand Forks, hon
orary president. Dr.. Fannie Dunn
Quasn. Bismarck. president, Dr.. 3. &
Kilbcurne. Fargo, vice president
Minnie Jean Nelson. Valley City
recording secretary. DR.. r. S. ToTne
Bismarck. treasurer; Dr.. z. A. Pray
Valley City. and DR.. J. @. Lamont
San Haven
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-22
READING STUDENTS
GET CERTIFICATES
State Course for Children Made
Means Of lnculcatinH
Pride in State

Certificates arc being prepared at
tho department Of public instruction
for presentation to children who have
this year completed the voluntary
reading course prescribed BY tho de-
partment.
TO win a certificate a pupil must
read ono book each month. the books
10 be selected from an approved list.
The certificate will carry picture
and an explanation Of the details of
the Roosevelt gate which guards the
entrance to the Roosevelt cabin on
the state capitol grounds here.
The department attempts. each
year to make the certificate distinctly
reminiscent Of North Dakota. Last
year it contained a picture Of tho
Lewis and Clark bridge across the
Missouri river at Williston. In 1927
the picture was a buffalo. In 1926 the
Roosevelt cabin, in 1926 the wild rose,
and in 1924 the basque flower.
About 10000 certificates arc dis
tributcd each year, according to Miss
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-22
Ferdinand kOehn, 81,
jamestown, Is Dead

jamestown ~ D. April Z2.-iP-
Ferdinand J. KcenE. 81, prominent IN
the German Lutheran church. here
for years and pyesloent Of the church
beard. died Sunday afternoon o. apo
plexy. He Was q former alderman and
former head o. the jamestown Ice
company.
Koenn retired from business little
more than year ago when ne Sod
the ice company. He had been in good
health. and Sunday had dinner at the
home Of his daughter following a
church meeting al which he had made
report on proposals TO construct a
new church building.
He leaves his wife and eight chi.
dren, all but one os whom are mar
ried.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-22
|S7ATE CRAWLING
| CONTRACTS TO LET
Road to Minot One Project
Among Number Of Jobs by
Highway Commission

From Minot to Bismarck by motor
will be a relatively easy trip by the
end OF this summer. according to en-
ginecrs Of the state highway de-
partment.
Contracts are to be let late this
month for graveling approximately "a
miles on route No. 6 in Mclean
county and IL miles OH the same
route In Burleigh county. Compile
tion Of this work will mean graveled
road between Minot and the state
capitol. Since No. 6 is one Of the
main north and south routes in the
western part Of the state. the high
way department has rushed the work
of completing 1t.
Other graveling jobs for which con-
tracts probably will be let a. the
meeting Of the highway commission
on April Is, are 2.3 miles north OF
Pembina in Pembina county: 11.3
miles between Pembina and toilette
$50 miles north Of Kenmare, Ward
county; l1.51 miles from Rugby to
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-22
FINAL PREPARATIONS
Meeting DELAYED
BY DOCTOR SCHACH7
Expect Delegates Will Prepare
Simple Statements That
Conference Failed

Paris. April o1-F Tho il-'sl
showdown Of the rcparaticns ccnfe.-
rnce was once more DELAYED this fore
noon when the experts mci III psenaEs
session at the Hotel GcosEc y cas
almos. Immediately adjourned unti.
III a. m. tomorrow.
Opening OF the pienary session va5
DELAYED somewhat while the cNp<Tss
attended a memorial service AZ the
English church for Lord Rcfelstoke.
who died Friday morning alter llli.s-
DAYS te.npestuous session With Ut
Hialnar Schacht. German spokesman
Fos,ponement OF the formal session
OF the conference until tomorrow MAS
made necessary By the late arrival IN
Paris OF DR.. Schacht and Dr.. Albert
vocgler from Berlin. where they went
10 inform the German cabinet Of the
status OF the negotiations
Nothing seemed today TO DC lcil
the session tomorrow except meeting
preparation O. the conferences death
certificate. and adjournment. with
as few post -mostems as possible for
the present
Two possible forms appeared Tor
this death certificate. With many IA
forsng a mere statement 10 the GOV
ernnen,s concerned that The experts
had Jailed in their mission because OF
Impossible conditions imposed by ono
q. the principal parties.
Offers held the report OF the com
msstce. while denot.ng failure. should
net give The sdea sha. ]. was final
ru. s,fcafd Cc.inestc The progres.
MADE n preparing 1cT .-allsvu-s
.c- TIC -cpara,io-s payments.
This -epo.. To1.d point Oh. that
The Esy vas eft open to resume nc.
1csaa:so.as E:1ersesT- the governments
y.srcd ;tsc xar By clearing the board.
cs po,-iscal problems and b. giving
the seApe-sS aev. Clearer arc -nc-E
essrEo-1cs. INSTRUCTIONS
Il seemed sfae latter po-nt .. v.rE
probably Eo1I6 p-evz.. IL, o-os- not i
seen 20 make any single oslesatlo.
responsible .n- .ia- c-eak.1g Up Q. =,
c-E.eTencs
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-22
.HETT|NCER BEATEN
BY MOTT DEBATERS
tSpecial 70 The Tribune)

Mott. N. Oak, April 22.-Defeating
Hettinger Saturday night. Mott high
schools debating team ran the string
Of Mott victories III the district con-
tests to eight In II events.
Competing against representatives
OF eight other schools In southwestern
North Dakota. Mott students were en-
tered in oratory, debate, music, and
dramatics.
Mott dcbaters upheld the negative
OF the question Resolved: That q
new national political party is desir-
able" The Mott team was made up
OF Earl Rokusek. Rose Gottlieb. and
Wilson Balck. Miss Eugenia Stubbins
is their coach.
Hettinger's dcbaters were vcrn Vet
lund. Ada Wigen, and Helen Rame-
stead, coached by Miss Werner.
The Mott, debating team was
awarded large cup for their victory
by the Masonic service association Of
Hettingcr.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-22
Special Rail Rates
For May Conference
Are Offered by y. p,

Fz-r and uos-taaas passenger rates
r- .s1e Northern Pacific railroad arc
offered ron a. paints o- he line IN
Mort. DAKOTA to Grand Forks for the
E--.1a. No-r- Dakota 1lg1 scaoo. May
conference &. Grand Forks May "a
- e.
T1S Is announced ~ Z. e Ne1son.
-sasse--r- --a..I laaaEE-
-lrEe-e vi be O. salc A-7. 10 70
is. INCLUSIVE. aoc VI p-a- --1a- r.
-,-- I'm. n< Nsy . Tickets vii Dc
sssaeo OF ne 3ac1-..rl.lo1 cc--l--i-
cS-e p1a--.