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houn. George and Catherine Foell
and Mr.. Brogden spent Sunday at
the Missouri. fishing being the out
standing feature.
Mrs, Jake Burkhardt and baby re-
turned home from Hazelton after
staying there for over a week.
Mrs. S. G. Stedman attended a
sewing party at Hazelton held at the
home OF Mrs. Bert Thompson.
A large crowd attended Ladies Aid
at the home Of Mrs. Ole Paulson
wednesday,. The meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Bert
Thompson.
| A large crowd attended Ladies Aid
at the home Of Mrs. Paulson Wedncs-
day. The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Mucklcr's October 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Focll and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Moore motQred to
Shields to visit the latter's sister. Mrs.
Y. E. Stiles, and returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. John Barter of Linton called
on Mrs. Emma Peach Wednesday
afternoon.
MIR. nd Mrs. Brooks of Linton at.
tended tho Ladies Aid at the home Of
Mrs. Paulson Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Stella Moore. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Peach. for a
number Of days. returned home to
Ashley where she will teach the COM
ing term.
Nj. and Mrs. w. F.. Dodd of New
Hartford. Iowa. we're here visiting
friends and looking after farm inter-
ests and returned home Monday.
Lawrence Daley, Pete Roman and
Ed Dawa II Of L, iston. Mimi. were
here visiting at the Chas. Enders
home last week.
A farewell party was held at the
Baptist church Sunday evening in
honor Of John Hccr and Alfred Bibel-
hicmer. 'Thc.' left for tho Baptist
seminary at Rochester. N. Y, where
they vii! resume their studies.
A literary society was organized In
high school Wednesday. 1t was voted
OH that they give a program for the
community which will be Friday
night, September 9th.
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Mckenzie
By IRIS +. 1. HUGHES

Mrs. George Hughes and Mrs. Tom
Hughes entertained the Royal Neigh
Dor members at q handkerchief shower
Thursday evening IN honor Of Mrs
Henry Larson's birthday. There were
n present at dinner, after which they
motored to Mckenzie to attend the
regular lodge meeting and initiation
Of candidates which was part Of the
business meeting.
Mrs. George Maroney Of Fargo Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. Hamblen. She will also visit with
her brothers and sisters-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Hamblen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hamblen, before return
ing home.
r. M. feathers and daughter Ella
were Bismarck callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and
family. Of Moffit. were visitors at the
Lee Hamblen home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson mo-
tored to the river Thursday.
Harry Cunz Of Bismarck was q
business caller In Mckenzie Thursday
Mrs. Warren Clizbe and Mrs
Paul Antrim were Bismarck callers
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. p. e. Roth were shop
pers In Bismarck Thursday.
H. =. Curtis was q business caller il
Drittin Thursday.
Among those from here who were
shopping In Bismarck Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. McNeill. Mrs. NJ
Johnson. Mrs. r. w. Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. =. q. Coons. Emery Turner
Mr.. and Mira. n. z. Curtis. Mrs. g. r.
Crum. r. p. Crum. Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Gilbert, Miss Whipplc, Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Hamblen. Mi. and Mrs. Lee
Hamblen. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 2. CliSbe
MI. and Mrs. r. q. Wildfang. MI. and
Mr.. George Watson, and Mr.. and
1ers. =. Hughes.
Miss Lillian watson. who teaches AZ
wilton. spent the weekend ct hes
home.
u. D. Crum motored to Steele sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin SudWick and
Miss Violet Benz. Ill Of Bismarck, and
Emery Turner were vtsitors ct the
George Watson home over Saturday
night and Sunday morning.
NJ. and Mr.. George Watson. &C.
cotnpanied BY Mr.. and Mr.. Tom
Hughes. went to the river Sunday 70
pick GrApes.
l1re. y. y. 0wanick Of Ttnttle visited
her mother. Mr.. q. 5. CvuIn. Tues
day.
Mrs. H. s. Fairchild entertained thu
Ladies' AID = ~ hoole 5neoday
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~ r ROY LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berg and son
Lyle were callers IN Regan Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Frank Nicholson attended a
birthday party at the Hochalter home
In Regain Tuesday afternoon.
Wtlfred Little left wednesday
morning for Devils Lake where he will
attend school again this year. Mrs.
Little accompanied him as far as
Ttlttle.
The Garfield Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Homer Taylor Sept. II. A large
crowd of members and visitors being
present. After the business meeting q
delicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Taylor. The next meeting will be at
the Ira Bailey home In three weeks
and a potluck lunch will be served.
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson was q Rcgan
shopper Wednesday.
Charles Manning underwent an
operation at n of the Bismarck hos
pitfalls this week. At the last report
he was getting along as we'll as could
be expected.
Mrs. VIM. Wilmot Of Wilton Is
helping her mother cook for thrcSh.
ers this week.
The American Legion auxiliary met
at the Joe Keifer home Thursday.
Sept. II. Mrs. Kcifer and Mrs. Alvin
Ghyln entertaining.
Carl Berg and family were Bis
marck shoppers Saturday.
Visitors at the Knutson home Sum
day we're Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keller
and Mrs. Roy Little and son Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kcifer of Wilton
were Sunday visitor at the John
Mosier home.
Among the Regain shoppers Satur-
day evening were. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Berg and children. Cecil Elkins and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grccnan
and son Wesley. Bert and Dan Daniel
son. Earl and George Mowdcr, Oliver
knutson. Henry Schillings, John Mos
iers. Uhdcs. Vim. Mickclsons, and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Little.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Davenport were
Sunday evening callers at the Elmer
Palmer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Berg and family
spent Sunday at the Carl Berg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shcffie Bailey and
children we're Monday afternoon Wis.
ltors at Harry Davenport's.
Mrs. John Howe. and daughters
Claricc and Hazel. Mrs. Henry Swan
son and daughter Dolores. and Char
lotte Wilmot were capital city callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Davenport spent Tues
day at the Roy Little home.
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Weber visited at the Adolph w
home Sunday.
Fred Berth transacted bushes
Bismarck one day last week.
Edith Cumber spent one day
week visiting friends in futile.
Mrs. C. C. Kopplin and son W
were in Wing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jacobson y
in futile Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Horner and daugi
and son were in Bismarck Tuesdi
Dan Seiglock and daughter n
tina and son Ivan were callers It
Oswald home Sunday.
Joseph McClusky entered the I
pital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Strobe and q
lily of Goodrich were visiting Ct
Mueller and Dalbcc homes Sundo'
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BY ELEANOR LANDSBERGER

Miss Eliza Nicholson spent the
weekend visiting her sister Mildred
Mcdonnell. Miss Mcdonnell took her
marck. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Joe Wohlman and daughter
Elvira motorcd to Bismarck last
Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. J. u. McCuskcr and
family moved Friday into tic house
recently vacated by Art Frcderick
and family.
The Ladies' Aid society met Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Frank Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruder and children
from Driscoll were visitors at the Joe
Prefontainc home Sunday.
Phillip Gutensohn left Monday for
jamestown where he will again take
UP his studies at the jamestown
college.
Miss Maxine Colburn was a pasScn-
ger to Bismarck Wednesday.
Art Frederick left Tuesday with a
truckload of household goods for
Bowbclls. Joe Wohlman accompanied
him, returning Thursday.
A farewell party was held for
Stanley Frederick last "Wednesday
evening by the Misses Elvira Wohl-
man and Maxine Colburn at the
home Of Mrs. McCusker. Stanley was
presented with a fountain pen as q
gift OF remembrance from his for
mer friends and school pals. A de-
liciOuS lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake ROtt and
daughter Florence and Lucia were
Bismarck shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. A. Frederick and son Stanley
I accompanied by Mrs. J. j. kolbcrei
and Mrs. B. Mathews we're callers III
| the capitol city Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Basscn and
home Sunday evening.
Robert Clarke accompanied by Mrs
Jennie Clarke and Miss Violet were
Sterling callers Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Olson accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Eisenbiesz
were callers ct the Ed. Smith home
Thursday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Holton and son
were callers at the Jennie Clarke
home Sunday forenoon.
Robert Clarke called at the Law
renee Mork home Monday.
Miss Violet Clarke spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Robert Eisen-
biesz, and they also called In for q few
minutes at Driscoll.
Glen Briggs and Joe Smith, who
have been threshing in the northern
part Of the state, returned home Mon
day.
Henry stile and Bob Barrows were
Sterling callers Saturday.
Lester Clarke called on Robert
Clarke Saturday.
Mrs. Violet Stile accompanied by
Mrs. Ed Holton spent Saturday with
Mrs. Anna Hoeft Of Moffit.
L. r. johnson was . Sterling caller
Saturday.
Henry stile and Bob Barrows are
assisting Martin Olson with thresh-
ing.
Seaman Gibson was 4 Sterling
caller Tuesday.
Dan Walmon threshcd for ]. r.
johnson last week.
Miss Peggy Peterson was 4 Driscoll
caller Wednesday evening.
Martin Olson pulled hts threshing
rig into this township Friday evening
and started threading Saturday.
ELI Harding was . Sterling caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Tolefson Of Bismarck was
q Sterling visitor Saturday.
Mrs.. Ed Olson Of Mofflt motored up
to the farm formerly occupied by the
Hoeft family to get soma furniture
which was left there.
Glen Briggs visited at the Jennie
Clarke home Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holton and son
were callers Ut the william 6tile
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Violet Clarke wal . Sterling
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder ElneSS were
Sterling callers Saturday.
a number from this vicinity 1t.
tended the auction sale ct Mrs. Chas.
Kaskill's farm Saturday.
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Schrunk
BY HELEN MARCHANT

Miss Martha Hindbouch assis|
Mrs. Henry Sicbel cook for thrt|
crs this week. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Simson Koch i
Mrs. Theadora Ekncss and son. d
Annie Alderman called 1t the r
Marchant home Sunday EVENING"
Mrs. Christ Wentz helped at
Andrew Sietz home for q few did
John Witt motored to Wing N
day afternoon.
Andrew Meters and Herb
Zciglmcicr and Leroy March
were out hunting ducks Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skei and SC
lily spent from Friday until Sun
visiting relatives in Baldwin and |
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sietz
the proud parents Of q baby !
born to them August 31st. The !
baby is named Alvina.
Mrs. Henry Seilingcr and baby
Alma Kindred were Wing shopra
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson I
Mrs. Jake Wentz were Wing 81
pers Saturday evening.
Leroy Marchant called on Thor
Novak Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant /.
daughters, Helen and Irene, Vi
Wing callers Saturday.
VIM. Witt and son John were !
Clusky callers Saturday.
Miss Alma Kindred. Albert HI
bouch, Gustaph Witt and FL
Triebwasser spent Sunday afteru|
at the Marchant home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siebel n
McClusky shoppers Saturday
ernoon.
Leroy Marchant, Andrew Neil
and Herbert Zieglmaicr motored
Wing Sunday.
Miss Martha Hindcbouch sd
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. N
celia Meters.
Margaret and Irene March
called at the Andrew Sietz hd
Sunday afternoon to see their I
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siebel !
tored to Bismarck Sunday where
Siebel consulted an eye speciali|
Margaret Marchant spent
weekend at her parental home
Schrunk township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Koch /
sisters, Mrs. Theadore Eknes
Annie Ackerner were in this 81
munity Sunday selling grapes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardripp from y
hoff spent Sunday afternoon ct !
Jake Wentz home.
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~ RUTH
and ESTHER NJ

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CADET. Lloyd
Robert and Vernon visited at Philip
0abel's Sunday evening.
Mi. and Mrs. Joe 0abel and two
children were Saturday night visitors
at the home Of Emil Sabot.
Sunday Frank Gabel and son Billy
drove to Mandan to visit with August
Ziegler's.
Mrs. Victor Engdahl and children
Charles and Hannah Marie drove to
! Nels Nelson's Wednesday. Mrs. Eng.
dahl helped her mother cook for
thrcshcrs.
George Balm OF Mandan Is staying
at the Frank Gabel home.
Frank Trygg and Lloyd and Spence
or lloyd, and Willie Edeland drove
to the river Sunday after vegetables
and melons.
Saturday Mrs. Victor Engdahl and
children called at the Clifford Scott
and John Engdahl homes In Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker were Sunday
| visitors at John Sabots.
MIR and Mrs. George Koch visited
at the Philip Lygang and George
Einet homes In Mandan Sunday eve.
ming.
frankie Gabel of Bismarck vas .
Sunday caller at the home Of his
parents, MI. and Mrs. Frank Gabel.
Philip Starkel and family Of Bis
marck called at George Koch's Sum
day.
Guy Anderson called at the John
Sabot and Victor Engdahl homes
Sunday.
Bill Gabel and Sheldon Fields were
Sunday visitors at Frank Gabel,s.
Mrs. Victor Engdahl and Hannah
Marie called at Erickson's Thursday.
The following primary children re-
ccived 100 In their weekly spelling
tests: Eleanora Oabel, Ruth Trygg
and Evelyn Engdahl.
Mrs. Marie Dixon and children
have moved on the Joe Gabel farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Asbridge and
children visited relatives at Wilton
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gabel and chill.
dren spent Sunday afternoon at John
Gabcl's Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gabel spent
kSunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hughes Of Mckenzie.
The Henry Millers were Tuesday
callers at the Henry Gabels.
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BY MRS. r. o. JOHNSON

Mrs. Carl Erickson returned from
the hospital Monday. She has been
a patient there for quite a long time.
MI. and Mrs. Walford and Miss Lu-
ellie Gustafson Of Fargo motOred to
Driscoll Sunday and visited with Mr.,
and Mrs. E. w. Wakefield and other
friends. Miss Gustafson is a daughter
Of Mrs. Wakefield. They returned
Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. Lubelt Of Glen Ullin and
Mrs. Van vlect of Bismarck were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Van Vlect over the weekend.
MI. and Mrs. E. Repp and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Olson went berry picking
south Of Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. B~erglauff and Mrs. Elmer
Swanson of Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Swanson and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Swanson spent Sunday at the Al
Chaplin home.
Lynn Hull is visiting his brother
Lawrence Hull and friends.
Vivian Schaffcr of Bismarck Is
visiting here.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Koon are en-
pertaining relatives from Maddox
N. Oak.
Miss Pfaff Of Underwood, a mis-
sionary to Africa spoke at the Meth
odist church Friday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson. Mrs. c. w
Swanson, Mrs. Al Chaplin. Mrs. Floyd
Swanson, Mrs. Ecrglauf and Mrs
Elmer Swanson motored to Arena
Monday and visited at the Christ
Bjerkc home there.
MI. and Mrs. E. G. Rublc have re-
turned from Minneapolis.
Rev. Snow of Mckenzie conducted
services at the Methodist church Sun
day afternoon.
The Farmers Union held its meet
ing at the hall Friday evening.
Robert Scharf passed away Mon
day night. He had been i'll for some
time.
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By EDITH MUELLER

Mrs. Ed Dalbec returned home last
Wednesday after being a patient in
the hospital for some time.
J. J. Horner went to Bismarck
last Friday to get his wife and
daughter.
Howard Pruitt Of Pcttibonc start
ed teaching Richmond school No.
last Monday.
Mrs. Joe Rise and Selma Rise
| called at the Larson home Thursday,
MI. and Mrs. Carl Teppo are the
parents Of a baby girl born Friday,
the 18th.
Rev. Troutner and family were
callers at the Mueller and Dalbee
homes one day last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. Krcmenetisky
and daughter spent Sunday at
| Tuttle.
Francis Lyle. Earl Harvey and
Billy Knowles visited with Francis
Larson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvillc Larson and
son, Gene, of Williston, visited at the
E. S. Larson home during the week
end.
George Harmon made q business
trip to Bismarck Saturday.
Archie Franzan Of futile spent
Saturday night at the Henry Jacob
son home.
John Weber, Jr. and wife were
callers ct the Fred Berth home Sun
day.
L. r. Rcitan and family and Mrs
Retain, ST., Of Watford City, STOPPED
1t the A. 1. Davis home Sunday OF
their way to Jamestown.
e. e. See made . business trip ii
Bismarck last Saturday.
Fred Pines and wife, Of Arena
were visiting at the G. A. Bossar1
home Sunday.
Mrs. Edgerton entertained TIL
Ladies' Aid last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Graham an
son Jackie were visiting II NcKen
zie Sunday.
Alvin Kraft was . dinner CUES
q the John Weber. i. bona Sun
day.
Clara md Edith Mueller. Marthl
Hair. Alyina Kra1t - cntf1ro!
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NEWS OF our NElCHBORS

Fern received = number OF pretty
gifts.
Sid Parke and family Of Bismarck
spent a few days hunting at their
hunting lod. near the butte on Long
lake.
VIM. Lane visited at the e. Z. Moi.
tit home Sunday evening.
Fred Hinsey was 4 Bismarck caller
Tuesday.
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3 GIVING PARIS
NAME

~ S0A0 0SS
Paris.-The French are protoe(
against the increasing numbor|
plays that are being put on In m.
at some Of their theatres for the =
fit Of tourists. These are plays Z
have been banned In England
America.
Claiming that such plays are Fl
Paris a bad naune," public seutinl
Is against them and officials
why should our boardings ~ ~
tered with notices blatantly herold
plays which America ana En01|
have banned?"
Two notorious plays, bannoG|
England and produced In Haria.
Maya" and THE Well % 1on1
ness"
These plays are there % att}
the tourist" officials nv. ~ 3
goes back home and says wo3
wicked city Paris Il. T1ae only ~
who are wicked are these Eng1iSh
American tourists"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-06

spots. The survey will be extended to
other States In the South.
All through the State speaking dates
are being arranged for Mrs. LAwton by
women's clubs, Rotary, Kiwanis and
civic organizations.
Europe considers her scenery as one
Of her greatest business-getting assets, -
said Mrs. Lawton. my work has taken
me into New England, where the road
side and what Is on it Is considered of
the utmost Importance. The Winter
tourist turns South. What will he find
in North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, as he mo-
tors in the hunt for Summer sunshine?
1.-THE Federation of Women's Clubs
has Endorsed and is furthering tree
bordered highways. Much has been
done by the good workers in the Dixie
Highway Association. / believe with
Atfur Newton Pack of the American
Nature Association that tree-bordered
highways will go long way toward
solving some Of the problems, such as
the billboards, in the many places.
What he found in trip into Virginia
has resulted in Nationwide comment.
THE State Forestry Department"
continued Mrs. Lawton, "is heartily in
favor of tree-bordered highways, as Is
the Bureau Of Public Roads in WASH
ington. The National Council for Pro-
lection of Roadside Beauty is rounding
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LANGLEY AT HOME
WINDING THE BABY
Wife and Daughter of Ken.
lucky Ex-RepreSentative
Busy at Session.
BY BESS FURMAN,
Associated Press stad Writer.

John w. Langley of Pikeville, KY, q
Representative for 19 years, but now
plain citizen, was left again to mind
the home of his daughters baby while
katherine Gudger Langley and Rather
Inc Gudger Langley Bentley came to
Washington for the congressional ses-
sion.
Katherine Bentley is secretary to her
mother, who succeeded John w. Lang
ley as Representative from Kentucky
in 1927.
Ofcial business keeps the daughter
so much occupied in her mothers room
in the House once Building that there
would be little time left for Baby Gloria
Bentley.
And father is so very devoted to
Gloria and she to him that they get
along beautifully together" the younger
Katherine says.
Two In Boarding School.
Her brother, John, jr.. and her sister,
Suzanne, are both in boarding school,
she explained. leaving the ex-Congress-
man and his wee granddaughter to
keep each other company in the stone
house on the Big Sandy River, just out
side of Pikeville.
Three years ago Langley, bound for
Federal prison on a charge of violating
the prohibition laws, appealed to Ken
lucky voters to save that home from ito
mortgages by electing his wife. They
did.
After serving IL months he was par
doned by former President Coolidge.
1880 Race a Question.
It since has been an open question
whether Mr.. Langley or Mrs. Langley
would run for Congress in 1880, the
last published statement on the matter
being that the question would be settled
In family conference.
II Baby Gloria has a vote, she prob
ably would cast it for keeping her
grandfather in Pikeville, since Kath-
crime, jr., says that John w. Langley
plays with her every night and keeps
her supplied with Chew gum" and
peanuts.
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JAILED FOR TAKING
BOTTLE OF DRESSING
Dennis Jackson's Joke on Friend
Fails to Impress Judge Ralph
Given as Humorous.

The price of salad dressing when
taken after an assault upon the owner
is five days in jail, according to Judge
Ralph Given, Police Court magistrate,
who yesterday ordered Dennis Jackson,
colored, to serve that length of time.
Ernest Duckett. colored, reported that
Jackson paid him a visit at his home,
316 New York avenue, yesterday; en-
tered the house and spoke cordially to
him as he started to the kitchen, and
that he picked up jar of salad dress
ing and placed it in his pocket, ;..rt-
ing for the front door. Duckett tried
to intervene and was showed to one
side.
The complainant rushed to the street
and located Policeman v. D. Hughes,
who arrested Jackson. jackson said in
court that he was just playing a joke
on Duckett, whom he had known for
years.
Judge Given did not see the humor
in the situation, and sentenced the
defendant to 80 DAYS for assault, as well
as the penalty for larceny.
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WOMAN TO SEARCH
FOR BEAUTY SPOTS
Two Months Tour of North
Carolina Highways Plan of
Mrs. w. |. LaWton.

To make scenic beauty survey of
Southern States Mrs. w. L. Lawton
departed today for North Carolina for
two months tour Of the highways.
The survey is being made by Mrs.
Lavton as chairman Of the National
Council for Protection of Roadside
Beauty. in cooperation with the Amer
lean Nature Association of Washington.
In the survey Mrs. Lawton will take
hundreds of photographs of scenic
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HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Farmer Accused of Refusing
Daughter Medical Aid.

JONESBORO, Ark, December up.
Accused of permitting his 5-year-old
daughter to die without medical aid be-
cause of his religious views, j. w. Ed
dins, As, Monette, Ark, farmer, was
held in jail here yesterday on charge
of manslaughter.
He was arrested on bench warrant
following his indictment recently by
the grand jury.
He is member of sect that be-
lieves in faith healing" When the
child became i'll he refused to call a
doctor, 1t is charged.
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UP what might be termed the evidence.
in order to ind Just what i6 the situa-
ton and to make suggestions as to what
can be done"
Other Southern States will be in
cluded In the survey later in the
Winter
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Typhoid Sweeps Belgrade.

BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, December 9
F.-This city is suffering from an OUT
break Of typhoid fever. Three hundred
cases are in hospitals and more than
800 are being attended in homes.
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Some words are worked. an worked,
an overworked, till they don't mean
anything. Fer instance, the word
service
Yves Moon an wife are visitin' kin
folks in the southeastern part o. the
State and may rob few banks before
Mr.. Moon returns to his duties in the
laboratories o. the Acme Tile Works.
(Copyright, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-06

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Budget Service
Get all HE advantages and sov.
inss Of CASH PRICES and enjoy
the convenience Of q charge ser.
vieel Pay so when you buy.
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smort to buy out Of income"