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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-18

meth Johnston and Robert WeIch = y
called ct the Welch home. III
Rev. ard Mrs. Goulson q 01o
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Horaco Oh.
lam and Mr.. and Mr.. John Wsle1
Thursday.
Bismarck visitors from this VIM
ity Wednesday were otto Ooeuaon,
Lloyd Mclean, Walter Yeakle, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Snyder and q. r.
WEIGH. John 10. Welch and Robert
WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert welch mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday after
noon and attended the show, The
Sky Raider, in the Auditorium.
Lawrence and Ted Doppler, and
Ralph and Raymond Snyder took In
about . hundred jack rabbits To the
Northern Hide and Fur Company
Saturday.
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Wing
By EDITH MUELLER

Gottfred Weber took Philip Weber
to the Bismarck hospital Tuesday.
He has bad case Of inflammatory
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs.. E. C. Cleveland took
the train to Wilton Monday evening
to consult Z doctor.
John Weber Jr. and Gottfred Web
er made . business trip to Goodrich
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson spent several
days at the Anderson home near Still
last week.
The Junior Christian. Endeavor
gave Z party in the church basement
Saturday evening. The evening Was
spent IN playing eames. A delicious
lunch WAS served ct midnight.
Alice Boss y staying Ct The Z. il.
Knowles home while attending
school.
A fairly large crowd attended the
basketball game hare Tuesday eve;
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Steiber
BY MRS. C. L. MALONE

Bill Hicke1 was business visitor
in Wilton Thursday.
Julia and Albert Oakland wera
Sunday afternoon callers ut C. u.
Malone's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bjorke and
son, Harley, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Malone and Otto Uhde were call
ers at John Carlson's Tuesday eve
ming.
John and Albert Anderson, Dave
Dixon, Merwin Oder, and C. L. Ma
lone attended M. w. A. meeting
Thursday evening. After the BUSH
ness session the members enjoyed an
oyster supper.
Mrs. John Carlson and Mrs. G. Z.
Malone attended a Legion Auxiliary
meeting Thursday.
Miss Mary Doyle spent the week
end at the w. S. Oder residence.
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Raleigh
BY W. B. FORWARD

P. j. Rausch motored to Bismarck
Sunday where he met Mrs. Rausch
and the children, who returned from
their holiday vacation spent with
relatives at st. Paul, MINI.
Norvin Ozbun, who has been a pa
tient at the Flasher hospital suffer-
ing with a fractured limb, was able
to return to his home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Dorward mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday afternoon
where Mr.. Dorward attended the
meeting Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Louis Jepsen spent the fore part
Of the week in Aberdeen, S. D., where
he attended the annual meeting Of
the Equity Union Creameries as a
representative Of the Raleigh stock
holders.
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NEWS OF our NElCnBORS

Miss Ellen, who has been operated
on for mastoids. "
/ Lee and Ray Saville. left Monday
morning for their high school In
Braddock.
People here were sorry to learn of
two funerals held in Braddock Tues
day, one for Mr.. VIM. Robinson, Of
Braddock, and the other for the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Boyn-
ton, both well known in this locality.
Flu and complications were the cause
of their deaths.
Word received by friends here Of
Miss Laura Swanson, Of Englew0od,
Colorado, states that the weather is
warmer there than here and that the
family are fairly well. Miss Swan
son is employed in the Swedish Ma.
tional sanatorium.
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Motif
By MAUDE MOFFIT

Harold Howitson Of Elgin, N. D.,
arrived here to take up the work "a
principal Of the Motif schools.
Mrs. Charles Faust entertained the
following ladies' ct : quilting party
On Friday afternoon: Mrs. Enockson,
Mn. Dewey Olson, Mr.. C. E. Moi
1T, Mrs. Valentine Benz, and Mrs.
F. n. Pillsbury. The afternoon Wa
ip1nt in tying : quilt for Mrs. Faust
erd later : lunch was served ~
Mrs. Faust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Andrus from
near Brittin are planning trip ia
Nebraska. They will stop ct differ
mt points On route and visit with
relatives. They plan to make thsil
home with Mrs.. Andrua' grnndmoth-
10 o Sterling, Nebraska.
4rs. Carl Olson q very ~ at the
Displafck hospital.
s. M. sAnd Nrs. Burma Bailey tool
thsir infant son, hobart Burns, Il
the Bismarck hospital Sunday. Thu
baby has pneumonia.
Louis Carroll, who underwent q
operation st the Bismarck hospita
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Ghylin
BY ELLA KRAUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Krause and
sons, Ruebin and August, were Re-
gan callers Tuesday evening.
Barney Fisher was q caller at the
A. ]. Krause home Tuesday evening.
| Nick 'Holgerson was Regain call
er Tuesday afternoon.
Fred and Emma Krause, Of Bent
ley, N. D., were guests Ut the A. J.
Krause home Tuesday evening.
| L. ]. King was q caller in Regain
Tuesday afternoon.
Messers. John and VIM. Drawer
were Regain caller Tuesday after
noon.
L. Davis was Regain caller Tues
day afternoon.
L. Krause, Of Bentley, N. D.. and
John Thune, of Regain, were callers
at the Krause home Wednesday eve
ming.
Reubin Krause and Fred Krause
were callers at the Fosberg mine
Thursday.
Ellis Gill was on the sick list this
week.
Agnes Selahn is spending : few
days at the c. E. Oster home ii Re-
gan.
Bert Selahn, and daughter, Agnes.
We're Regain callers Friday.
Mr.. H. c. Heater was Z REGAIN
shopper Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Krause and
children, Esther, August and Ruebin.
called at the Fred Ehnes,, home Fri.
day evening.
Ella and Hilda Krause attendei
choir practice in Regain Friday eve
ming.
Mrs: Nels Aim was on the sick
list this week.
Dr.. Thompson, d rilton, callsd
at the Nels Aim hon
Mr.. Nels Aim has .eturned % ltis
home after being under doctors caxo
1t Bismarck.
Miss Mary Doyle spent the week.
end at the VIM. Hickle home, north
of Regain.
Esther KrauSe spent the weekend
at her home near Regain.
Ida Magnuson was treated h. y
hospital ct Bismarck late last 49,
She returned to her home Wedn~
day. I.
Miss Ella and Hilda Krause So
callers 1t the Harry Rann1stad 80
il Regain Friday night. ~
Dave Spanberg Was = caller g S
a. ]. Krause homo Sunday foto Y.
Ted Hochhalter and Jphn
Iof Eatherville toWnohip WuG6
ESrss At the E. ]. EnGelheotn61 ~
j The community viii ~ n
tn hear ~ IL x1anhh ~ - r. 8 M
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Wild Rose
By MRS. w. b. BROWNAWELL

J The school board met ct the clsrk'a
office Tuesday afternoon and order
Cd . new heater for school No. "a
the old one was broken.
~. Arthur Peterson took Mr.. and MIS-
sb. Z. Peterson and Miss Ellen Peter.
xsspn to. Bismarck Wednesday where
Miss Ellen underwent = nnastoid
operation. !
I Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.. Carlisle and
son, Roger, were guests 1t the w
II. Brownawell home Sunday.
Lloyd Gosnsy shipped hogs from
Steele last week:
i Friends, here viii be glad to learn
that Harold Brownawell, Of Sterling,
Hrs recovered from his operation suf-
ficiently to be able to leave the hos
pital 1t Bismarck last week.
Miss Mary Metcalf, teacher Of No
2, Il III with the flu but hopes to b
able to teach again the last Of the
week. .
Miss Lily Stirling, who teaches one
Of the Dana schools, was 2 weekend
visitor ~ thu y. II. Brownawell
home.
LLOYD G0enGy me0e . Duolueea
trip to Bismarck Thutsdsy.
Smith EngelInan, d Dana, was q
business caller hare last week.
II. A. Carlisle shipped 4 bunch a
!. cattle from Braddock Friday.
Mrs.. Mary Metcan, d Russell
Mimi, spent the week end with bel
daughter, Miss Mary MetcaH. Mrs
Metcalf will finish the term at school
No. !. where Mrs. ahmits formerly
taught.
Homer Brownawell, who has beer
helping taxa care Of Harold BrownA.
wells garage st Sterling while h
was IN The hospital q Bismarck. n
turned home last week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Peterson re-
( EpfnAd home from Bismarck Satur
spent ssevefAf dAyes u
tho hospital with their daughter
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Braddock
By MRS. E. F. SAVAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marley who
have been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Weber since be-
fore Christmas returned Friday to
their home at Hettinger, N. D.
Earl Atha, Linton, one Of our
county officers was q Braddock call
e. Wednesday afternoon.
George: Zirbes,. proprietor Of the
Hazelt0n Opera House, was Brad
dock caller Thursday afternoon.
F. 3. Martini has been carrying
the mail on Rural Route No. 2 while
Mr.. Aarvig Is i'll.
o. d. Adams of Steele was a
Braddock caller Thursday and also
visited at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. B. Adams, north
Of town.
Mrs. Fred Junge, who spent the
mast week visiting her daughters,
Phrene and Winifred, at Bismarck,
returned home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Splitter Of Kin
tyre came up on the train Saturday
afternoon to visit with Mrs. Spitxer'a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Barton.
Curtis Becker, 16. year. old son Of
Mrs. ]. G. Becker, Of Baker town.
ship, died Of pneumcnia following
the flu, Wednesday. At the time d
his death the entire, family were sick
excepting the mother and one son
and then since the mother is i'll with
pneumonia. The remains. were in.
TERED Friday In the Pursian Lake
|ceInetery beside those Of his father
who pissed sway STEW years ago,
Mrs. Becker with her family have
the sympathy Of the entire commu;
Mrs. s. B. Cooling Of Wild Rose
township and her. infant son were
passengers down from Bismarck
Monday noon.
Ars. Nels Thompson of Wild Rose
township spent Saturday and Sun.
day at the Henry Sorem homo With
her sister, who has been quite III.
r. s. Roberts returned Friday aft
ernoon from Clear Lels, Iowa. Il
which place ~ WaS called New
Years day BY the death 81 his wife
Leo Daley went 70 Biamarck Mon.
| day afternoon and brought bet1
with, him Tuesday hin wife and Ii.
FAINT son from st. Alexius hospital
Mesaers Gueltx and Englemans d
! Dana shipped three caf loads q hog
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Rock Hin
BY RUTH LITTLE !

Ferdinand Wutzke called st ]. F.
Titles Wednesday. He also mo-
tored to Regain.
C. o. Kettleson and son, Clarence,
motored to Bismarck Monday.
Ray. Mccullough called at his
brother Roy's Friday.
Doctor Thompson was called to the
NJ. F. Fueling home Thursday. Mr.:
Fueling has been sick Tor several
days and Il was thought that pnet-
monia may develop.
willard Dimond called at Ray Nc
Culloueh's Friday morning.
Aelud Bouche called ct ]. F. Lit
ties Thursday evening.
Virgil Little was absent from
school Friday on account Of tonst-
litis.
6. o. Kettleson n,otored to Rss9n
Thursday.
Gene Little was 4 social visitor u
the Canfield school Friday afternoon,
Martin Doekter was : ReSan bust.
ness caller Saturday.
Frank Walker assisted with chores
ct the NJ. r. Feuling home this week,
!. August Westerman called ct s. b
Olson's Saturday.
The I. 8. Balloon class met u thu
s. L. Jordahl homo Wednesday ~.
ming. A business meeting was held,
! Officers elected were: President
Emil Jhnson: vice-president, 0udrun
Jordahl; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Bur
nett Jacobson. Altar the meeting. Z
| delicious luncheon Was served BY tn
hostess, Mrs. Jordahl.
G. !. Ksttleson motored 70 Reagan
Monday.
Regain callers Saturday were: ca.
drum and Randolph. JordAhl, Lucille
and Emile johnson, Louis Jargepson
Ia RAeche, 9artin Ooektat, H1nr5
Swanson, J. r. Ldttls. Clayton, olydl
and Phyllis, !. F. PAttcAt F5eAl
Walker, 1r. and 2re, Earl 1oWder
George and Oscar Wallworth, Bill
| and Ray MIC ullough, Cecil Elkins
Olaf Weld, Joe Kiefer, Alvin Ghylin
wv. II. Kolh, Stephan Monroe, Al,
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Welch's Spur
By MRS. ROBERT NJ. WEIGH

Laurence and Leo Doppler have
been busy hauling their summers
wood supply from the river bottom
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Doppler and Mr..
and Mrs. John Welch attended the
Farmers Union meeting IN Nenoi<en
Tuesday evening.
John Neiland of Emmons county
stopped at the Robert Welch home
Friday evening On his way home
from BismaTck.
Laurence Dcppler and his fatheR
Doppler we're y bismarek Thurs.
day after truck load As eoal.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Weleh md
their little Rr&ndd laughter. Edith M.
lrie, visited It the John Welrh home
Thursday. Hugh McCurTieh, Ken.
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SCHOOL NOTES

The Haxelton boys won an easy
victory over the Braddock quint
Wednesday evening in the Braddock
gymnasium.
The eighth grade arithmetic class
has .,een reviewing the brokerage
and commission business the past
week. In history the eighth grade
hes just completed q study Of the
Civil war. The seventh grade has
made booklets Of the 5olutionary
war.
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Oscar Lovhaug who has spent sew
e.al weeks IS . guest Of his brother
returned to his home ct Montevideo,
MIMI, Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Of Raleigh held
their regular monthly luncheon
Thursday with Mesdames Frost.
Metz, 0leson and Rasmussen a.
hostesses.
Viola, little daughter Of Avolt Ros-
son, was taken to the hospital 1t Bis
|marck Friday where she underwent q
mastoid operation.
s. F. Hickson Of Bismarck was 4
business visitor in town Thursday.
AL. Hancock Of Flasher trucked
over shout 1 half ! CIR Of hogs Wed
nsedAy and Thofsday which hs sold
e our local buyer, Peter Klien
Thsfo WAS : large atteudAnce q
| the danee held IN the local hall Fri.
| day evening.
The teachsrs of the Raleigh school
/ plan 10 organize . Parsnt- Teacher
| association and arrange tho pro.
| grams q the Dramatic society al
lAst year.
Word has been received from Wal
ter Grace formerly Of Raleigh bu'
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LEAVES FOR CREAMERIES
MEETINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bosworth de-
parted Monday morning for Aber.
deem, s. D., where Mr.. Bosworth at
tended the annual stock holders con-
vention Of the Equity Union Cream.
cries which was held January s and
70. Mr.. Bosworth is president of the
Equity Auditing Association which
also met in Aberdeen January 8. Mr..
Bosworth was chosen q delegate ia
represent the Equity Union Cream.
cries at the stockholders' annual
meeting at Orleans, Nebr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bosworth went from Aber-
deem to Orleans, Neb., for the meet.
ing January IA. From there they
will 20 to Kansas City where Mr..
Bosworth will attend a creamery Di.
rectors' joint meeting January 1e
and II, also the National Equity
Union annual convention which will
be held at the same place at the
same time. At the close Of the con.
vention Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth will
leave for Mesa, Arizona, to spend
several months with their son, Ned
and family.
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KETCH|KAN BANKER, 1. ). RYUS, Is CALLED
 ID GREAT BEYOND

KETCHIKAN, May g, P)-L. D. .Ryus, one of Ketchikan's earliest residents, died last night after being stricken with apoplexy.
 He was 58 years old and is sur vived by his widow who will accom- pany the body south on the liner Yukon He leaves two daughters, Ruth and Helen of Seattle and a son, Emmet of Ketchikan.
 Funeral services are expected to be held in Seattle with interment in Bellingham. Mr. Ryus was pres ident of the Miners Merchants bank of Ketchikan.
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COV. HUEY LONG
 RELEASED, CHARGES

BATON ROUGE, May P, (P- Without one word of testimony being taken, the Louisiana Senate Court of Impeachment released Governor Huey Long from charges of high crimes and misdemeaners.
 Just as the prosecution was ready to present it's first witness, Senator Philip H. Gilbert, lawyer and planter of .Hupoleonville, pre- sented to the court a written motion to adjourn. The motion carried the signatures of many prominent men and was immediat- fly accepted
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FLAYs GOVERNMENT CONVEYANCE WITH
 ORGANIZED CRIME
SPOKE SPECIFICALLY ON THE PRACTICE OF THE TREAS
 JURY DEPARTMENT

CHICAGO, May 9, P-Judge David Robinson, former public de- fender from Oregon, flayed Gov ernment connivance with organized crime before the American crime study commission"
 He spoke specifically on the practice of the treasury department demanding income tax returns from vice resorts and their women inmates.
 "The internal revenue service IS now making careful survey of prostitutes and landladies. This check is not for the purpose of ter minating their disease spreading activities but merely the desire to want to know whether they filed income tax returns and if not de- nand tax.
 If a settlement is made and tax plus interest is paid, the govern ment assures these women no pub ncity as to their methods of livell- hood will follow"
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ALASKA
 PUBLISHER DIES
 AT OLYMPIA. WASH.
ATTORNEY P. M. TROY, WASH INGTON STATE DEMOCRAT,
 ILL MANY MONTHS

OLYMPIA, May g. P-P. M. Troy, 62, attorney and state demo- crat leader died last night after many months illness and heart trouble.
 MT. Troy was born at Dungeness, Wash, and was a graduate of the Michigan law school. He prac- tised here for 37 pears and Serv- ed in the position of city attorney, .Thurston county prosecutor, and chairman of the state board of law examiners.
 Troy was the senior member of the Troy & Yantis firm. He is sur vived by widow, a daughter, Mrs. Marion Troy Lemon and two sons, Harold F. Troy of this city and attorney and Smith a Univer- Isity of Washington student, and a brother, John W. Troy publisher of the Juneau Empire at Juneau.
 Funeral services have been ar ranged for Friday.
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PARKS ID ATTEMPT SET NEW TRAVEL
 RECORD ID SOUTH

JUNEAU, May g, (P-Gover- nor Parks plans to take an active ..art in the capitol to capitol yacfr race 4lom Olympia 10 Juneau and will pe aboard is a member of the crew of Cash Coles yacht Jazz" , the Juneau entry in the race.
 The Governor plans to leave here June 1 by airplane and hopes to make close connections at Seattle for San Francisco reaching there within one day from Juneau which will make a record for such a flight.
 He will attend the Mills college commencement where niece, Mary Thompson, graduates.
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ME TING COMES ID NAUGHT BETWEEN
 ALLIED OELEGATEs

PARIS, May p. (P)-After four hours of discussion on the condi- tions under which Germany is willing to, accept the reparation annuities proposed by Owen D. Young, allied delegates to the re- paration conference adjo urn d their meeting without actually having accepted or rejected out right any of them
 It was announced that discus sion between the allies and Ameri- cans would be continued after a further study of Sir Joseph's re- port and the German conditions embodied therein.
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GRAF ZEPPELIN
 LEAVES THURSDAY
 FUR HOME HANGAR
FRENCH RACE LIONIZED CREW AND PASSENGERS SINCE ITS
 ARRIVAL

CUERs, France, May 23, lP)-The departure of the dirigible Graf Zeppelin from it's emergency refuge here for Friedrichshafen, first scheduled at dawn tomorrow, has been postponed to Thursday await ling tre arrival of Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander, who is coming from Germany.
 The ship is fully prepared to start as originally planned and passen- gers are anxious to take-off Six French officers will be among those ltc make the return trip to Ger many
 The French have lionized the Graf crew and passengers since the emergency landing here.
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MAN AND WIFE BATTLE BANDITS IN LONE STORE BANDITS DRAGGED WIFE AWAY
 BUT ABANDONED HER ON
 MAIN HIGHWAY

FEEDING, Calif., May g, tF0- A mountain storekeeper and his wife fought two armed and mask ed bandits in their isolated store and won.
 They were awakened in the dead of night and Mrs. Edward Hufford grappled one man while the husband, II years old, grabb- ed a shotgun.
 Realizing they were bested the bandits retreated dragging Mrs Hufford with them but they abandoned her after reaching the main highway.
 Hufford then opened fire upon them but the assailants escaped
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PIONEER BUSINESS
 MAN SEATTLE DIES

SEATTLE, May 22, James Moore once real estate and busl- ness promoter of Seattle, died of heart trouble in San Francisco.
 Moore was influential in devel- oping suburban section in Seat tie and also built the new Washing ton and Moore hotel He is surviy- led by a son Eugene A. Moose of Fairbanks; James, Junior of Cali fornia and his widow, Elsie.
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VENEZUELA BUYS OIL
 DRILLING EQUIPMENT

WASHINGTON, May g. (P- If Americas exports of oil well equipment are barometer of production activities, Venezuela, the Dutch East Indies and British India are the chief centers of drilling operations at the present.
 Rumania is well up in the de- partment of commerce list, with Colombia, Australia and South Africa next in order.
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NO DIFFERENCE

NEW YORK, May g, (P)-Altho making no protest against the award of the 1892 Olympic winter sports championships to Lake Plac- i'd, N. Y, California plans. to con- duct post Olympic program of winter sports at Lake Tahoe ac- cording to information made public thru the American Olympic com mittee.
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OFFICIAL DRY BANQUET
 FEATURED MUCH WATER

MEXICO CITY, May g. (P)-The first dry official banquet ever serv- ed here was given in honor of Gen. Joaquin Amaro, former secretary of war, who has just returned from
 he United States where he under went an operation for the removal of his left eye. Only mineral water and other alcoholic drinks were served.
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CAL IS APPROACHED

NEW YORK, May g, P)-Calvin Coolidge has been approached with an offer to become chairman of the board of $5,OOO, 100000 investment trust which is reported to be the subject of conversations between John Raskob and bankers. The trust which would be the largest in the world, has for it's aim, the as Sistance of the workers.
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ANOTHER COMMITTEE
 WANTED BY BUREAU

WASHINGTON, Ma. g. R)- Secretary Wilbur announced that he had requested President Hoover to appoint an advisory committee on education to work out a pro- gram to be recommended to con- gress which would permit the fed eral government to render the greatest possible degree of sel- vice to education.
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BODY OF HODGSON |s
 RECOVERED FR0M LAKE

ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, May P, R)-The body of Carey V. Hodg son, United States geodetic survey official who was drowned Sunday in sudden storm on Chesapeake Bay while he and his 10 year old son were canoeing, was recovered.
 Hodgson had been assistant chief .of the division of the geodetic sur vey since 1921.
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.BIG NEW AIRPORT
 CN LAKE WASHINGT0N

SEATTLE, May 22, CP)- Immedi- ate development of land, water and air terminals on the Lake Washing ton site is announced by the Boeing Air Transport Co. The airport will he used as a seaboat and seaplane base for fleet of siX-seat Boeing flying boats in operation on Puget Sound and southeastern Alaska.
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T|ME DEPIETES RANKS
 OF DAUGHTERS 0F 1912

WASHINGTON, May p, P)-Real daughters of 1912 are passing rap idly. Only 16O of the daughters Of men who fought in the war of 1912 are still living Fourteen died last year. Six of the surviving members live in the District of Columbia.
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DIFFERENT FRONT

SAN DIEGO, May 9, -"The medical professions fight of today is being waged on an entirely diff ferent front than yesterday" pr. William J. Mayo, famous sergion of the Rochester, Minn., clinic and guest speaker at the 58th annual convention of the California Medi- cal association, declared.
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GAMuAT OF EMOTIONS

NEW YORK, May P, (P)-A new development in the "Talkies" where by a producer may Turn on the moonlight" for love scenes O. use all the tints from blue to red to run the gamut of emotions, was an Inounced before the society of mo- tion picture engineers here.
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MISERABLE FAILURES

SACRAMENTO, May g, P- Prohibition as a preventative of crime is "A miserable failure. This is the declaration of Rev. Father William A. Fleming, chaplain at San Quintin prison, in report fil- led with Gov. c. c. Young and the state board of prison directors.