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thing 70 Wogk at."
composed = lot OF words and music
just because I liked 10 DO It.
MY mother IL still back on the
farm and I 90 back at least once Z
year. Peru Is really . grand little
toWnl"
In the interim. however. Porter had
married Linda Lee. = Louisville 90
ciety girl who had previously married
Z. Z. Thomas. the millionaire sports.
man.
A Mueical Sophlstlcate
When he began song writing the
vogue for 'sJnart" and sophisticated"
music had not set in. When Il finally
I'D, no rode In on the wave.
At the present moment his musical
show. FIFTY Million Ffenchmen," Is
quite the snartest and slyly naughty
hit on Broadway. And his song, II
Want . Primitive Man." Will soon be
heard from ono coast 70 the other.
Incidentally. In this production
Porter has his leading characters
come out Of Terre l1aute.
lle doesn't care much, however,
whether Or not he clips additional
coupons.
TITS just the kicl. Of putting IL
over" he explains.
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Alta


Fred Prokub Of near Mercer coll(
1t the Karl ochatx home Thursday.
Miss Irene Johnson, who hAs ~
employed In Fargo. arrived ct I3cl
ardvtlle Saturday where abe M
spend her vacation with her parou1
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. johnson.
Mrs. Bracket spent Friday a1to1
noon visiting 1t the johnson home.
Karl 6chAtx and son Edwin tram
acted business In McClusky 9aturdo1
Andrew and Gus Akermann Of II
gan visited at the Bender hone 0ud
day afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Wahl spent III
day evening at the John stroh RI,
dence.
Elaine stroh Is spending . le|
weeks with her grandparents. NJ. aul
Mrs. Jacob Stroh. sr.
The girls Of the BUSY Bees" clu
had their meeting ct the Karl 0chA(
home Saturday afternoon. The eif1
spent the time In sewing quilt block|
A course luncheon was served. ID
next meeting will be ut the Johu
son home Jan. 4th.
Alfred and Dan Rineheart, ~
Dixon, Ralph and Johnnie Andefsol
and Alvin Bracket spent oundo|
evening Ut the Adams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John etroh and ee,i1
dren visited 1t the Paul Wohl hou1
Saturday evening.
Chas. Larson was q guest q "a
Karl 0chetz home Saturday ovo01n1
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl ochatg O
family and Miss Heck WeEo Glnn1
guests ct the II. Senate homD 0un
day.
Mr.. and Nrs. John pool Ct ~
Wing spent Sunday afternoon oe q
Bracket home.
NJ. and Mrs. Z. 0choefer No 6o0
left their home south q 1Gooon11E
and are now residing On tn 9a1
Qreenen farm west u Alta.
Miss Keck expects 70 pend be
Christmas vacation With her parent
in WaShburn.
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Sclrunl


Alfred Berth was . Wing caller
Thursday afternoon.
Margaret MArchant visited ut the
7. i. Lyle home IN Wing Tuesday
afternoon.
Herbert zieglmsier was . Wing CALL
O. Monday forenoon.
M. and 1lrs. John Pool spent last
Wednesday ct the VIM. Ryan home.
Mr.. and Nrs. John Fool and Gus.
taph witt were wednesday eevning
visitors at the II. q. Merchant home.
r. q. Marchant motoeed 70 Wing
Thursday for his daughter, Margaret.
She spent the weekend at home.
John witt yas . wing caller We'd
nesdAy.
D. !. Mcclellan called at the Lytle
home In Wing ThuEsday afternoon.
NJ. and Ners. James laovy and son
Anton and daughter Tracy and
Thomas Ran were Sunday callers It
the Herman Meters home.
AeIs. J. Roth and family Of Tuttle
spent Monday and Tuesday with her
sister, Mira. Christ VENTS and family.
NJ. and Mrs. james Novy were
Wing callers Thursday afternoon.
Sunday evening callers ct tho Jake
Vents hdme were Cord and Allan
0chuk. Leroy Merchant and Christ
Vents.
Those Who visited at the Herman
Nietees home Sunday evening were
NJ. and Mn. i. q. Aaychank and
daughters Nargaret and Irene. Al
fred 1oeth, Edwin TtiobuAsoor, Alfred
Malloy. 0u1taph WITT. 0aEtha, Erod,
Wlllie and Emily Hindhouch and letke
PankoWitch.
M. and Mrs. 4. BENDER and daugh-
To-. Mr.. and Mn. Frank l1omhorg
Weee Wing callers Thursday aftsr-
noon.
Nh. Jacob Roth and family o.
Tuttle ore visiting her sisiter, Nlrs.
Henry otebel. Tor . few days.
lfed Smith spent The weekend
With his family.
NJ. and Alrs. g. =. NcClellan spent
Saturday evening ct the Herman ME-
ters home.
NJ. ana Nrs. VIM. witt called at
the J. II. Heinbuch hama Friday.
j. j. witt motoeod With !. u. 0mlth
to Wing Sunday evening.
~. and Nrs. VIM. witt we're Wins
callers saturday.
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Grain>C Coop Officers
Election Is DELAYED

Minneapolis. Dec. ie.-R-oelec.
ton Of officers for the new north
west grain cooperative has been de-
ferred BY the directors pending Off.
cial notice from Wilmington, Del,
that corporate articles have been
filed.
The % directors Of the cooperative
have completed bylaws for their or.
ganizati0n. which Will be owned BY
cooperative grain marketing aseocie-
tons and will carry on financing and
marketing operations under superyi.
sion Of the federal farm board.
Directors viii resume their meeting
today At which time It Is expected
notice from Wilmington. win be re-
cetved, and officers named.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929
MINNESOTA DANxER a1RI

q. II. llinyon. president Of the
First National hank Of Owatonna,
minnesota, was = visitor Ii Bismarck,
today. on business relating 70 large
land holdings Ia the state. His bank
D the oldest In that part Of Mime
sofa and L was the first 70 Join the
new First Bank stock corporation
when Minneapolis banks had launch
ed that combination Of Northwest
financial institutions.
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Notice OF . Special Assessment for
the cost OF construction Of . Sanitary
Sewer on sixteenth Street from
Broadway to Main Avenue IN Sewer
Improvement District Number Tween.
ty-Two, OF the City Of Bismarck.
North Dakota.
Notice IL hereby given that 4 Spe-
nial Assessment for the construction
Of . Sanitary Sewer on Sixteenth
Street from Broadway 70 Main Ave-
nue. In Sewer Improvement District
Bismarck. North Dakota, has been
levied against the lots and tracts OF
land especially benefited by such inn.
provement, In the sums set opposite
the respective descriptions Of such
lots and tracts. to.wit:
Lot Amount Amount
Number Benefited Aos'0.
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Ghylin.
By DAVIS

MI. and Mrs. Henry sundquist and
Lucille were visiting Mrs. eundquist
last week.
/. w. Davis spent Saturday eve
ming and Sunday 1t his home. return
ing to Bismarck In time for the Jury
Monday.
Nj. Lund. John Drawer. M. and
Alr&. Henry Sundquist and Hugo
0undquist were shopping In Regain
Thursday.
lsels Tosseth was shopping in BIS
maEck Saturday.
Sven Benson and son Bcnnie were
Regau shoppers Saturday.
Paul Davis was Q Saturday evening
caller Ut the Z. w. Davis home.
Bill Drawer has returned home
from the Bismarck hospital.
Station Davis Is spending Z few
days In Bisynarck with his father.
There will b. q short program at
schoolhouse No. ! Friday afternoon.
Min johnson invites all the parents
to attend.
Earl Davis and uncle. Delbert
Davis, Of Bismarck. motored to the
Luther Davis home Thursday and
Friday.
Herb Palmer was In Regain Thurs.
day On business.
Eunice Davis is on the sick list this
week.
There will be a program and sup.
per 1t School No. 2 Thursday eve
ming x not too stormy. II 50. it viii
b postponed until Friday evening.
Margaret Davis motored to her par.
ents' home for q few minutes Sunday
afternoon. the first she has been
home Tor several weeks.
Maxine johnson. OF Wilton, spent
tho Weekend visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. A. Tosseth.
Nr. and AIS. Louie King, Mrs.
Aims and Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Tosseth
and son were trading In Regain sat-
urday, also Jim Louie.
The average person consumes lS5
pounds 0l meat annually.
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and eveEy p~e0oaut3ou Was tokon .
guard her eocrots.
With IT, ourcoof beint litted TOR
actual sosvice, there = little louhk
that France Wtll - ttao limit Is any
naval 6loormnsneut ~oon1eso0oe n onp.
port q tlsis type q dotense.
0uEpamn ~ OoheGs
Nothing % powerful . III, 0usoous
has evoe hetoge 6oeo conceived IN II
line o. su6msrsibles. The British XII
and the American W, hithoxto IT,
largest ,~1uhGn0rtnoD a1lnak, aro 610s36d
b. IL 1tonoh boz. tie af1aamonts
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and Mrs. A.. Daucette and George
Manly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wildfaug &C.
companied by Mrs. Wildfang's sister,
Mrs. Ryan, left Sunday for different
parts Of Iowa where they plan to vis-
it relatives for two months before
returning home.
MI. and Mrs. q. A. Hughes Waited
Mrs. H. e. Wildfang Of Sterling. who
is q patient In the Bismarck hospital.
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the construction Of Z Waterman Ex.
tension. on Seventh Street from the
north line OF Avenue + to the Boule.
ward In Waterman and Waterworks
District Number Eighteen. OF such
City; setting forth the amount each
improvement and the amount a.
sessed against each; that the same
ia q true and correct assessment Of
the property therein described accor-
ding to the best judgment Of the ma.
jortty Of the members Of such Com.
mission: and that the special items
OF expense included in such assess.
Construction cost ........... 5000
Engineering and supervision 43.34
Advertising ana publishing. cl.2U
Expenses OF the Special AS
sessmcnt Commission ...... $500
---
Dated this 3oth day Of November.
J. n. Roherty.
Chairman.
Carl II. kOsltxky.
Member.
II. 5. Webb,
Member.
4th day Of January. 1850. at ten
o'clock a. m. the Special Assessment
Commission Of the City Of Bismarck,
North Dakota, will meet In the City
Hall " such City TO hear objections
which may be made to any assess.
ment shown In the foregoing list by
any person interested therein. or By
Dated this s0th day Or November.
J. y. Roherty.
Chairman.
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Notice OF a Special Assessment for
the cost OF construction Of q Water
main Extension on First Street, from
the north line of Avenue ID, TO Avenue
e. In Waterman and WaterwOrks
District Number Twenty, City Of Bis
marek, North Dakota.
Notice Is hereby given thut a Spec
ial Assessment for the construction
of q Waterman Extension on First
Street, from the north line Of Az.
enue ID to Avenue +. In Waterman
and Waterworks District Numbar
Twenty. Of the City OF Bismarck.
North Dakota. has been levied against
the lots and tracts of land especially
benefited by sue improvement. III
the sums set opposite the respective
descriptions OF such lots and tracts.
fO.wit:
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state OF NoftN DAKOTA,
City OF Bismarck.
The undersigned. J. n. Rohsrty.
Carl r. kositsky and r. b. Webb,
constituting the. Special Assessment
S Nor.n q he r CITY q n~assnarck;
the foregoing Il 9 complete list Of
land. which In the opinion Of such
Commission are especially benefited
s ~ 's and e snssss on r,r Is street sGnfr :
Avenue c to Avenue ID, In Improves.
ment District Number Eleven. ia such
City; setting. forth the amount each
lot Or tract is benefited by such i'm.
against each: that the same IL q true
and correct assessment OF the prop.
erty therein described according to
tho best judgment OF the majority
ana that tho special items Of expeH.s
INCLUDED In such assessment are ~
follows. to-wit:
Construction cost .......... .$0SG.ll
Engineering and supervision. 4A.Sl
Expenses Of the Special AZ.
sessment Commission ...... $500
Dated this aoth day Of November.
J. n. Roherty.
Chairman.
Carl II. kositxky,
Member.
II. b. Webb.
Member.
Notice il hereby given that on the
4th day Of January, 1890. NJ ten
o'clock 4. M. the Special Assessment
Commission of the City Of Bismarck.
North Dakota, will meet In the City
Hall Of such. City. to hear objections
which may be made TO any ASSESS.
ment shown In the foregoing list by
any person interested therein, or hts
agent or attorney.
Dated this 3Oth day Of November.
1929.
]. n. Rohcrty.
Chairman.
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PROMOTIONS K

AAON0 A1AS
Warrington, Dec. 19.-(AP.
President Hoover today nomin.
sted Brigadier General Ewing
=. Booth, Of the general staff
corps, TO BE- Z major general In
the regular army and Colonel
Robert MeCleave, also Of the
general staff corps, to BE .
brigadier general.
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U. S.-JAPAN K

Washington. Dec. 19.-(AP)
A joint statement issued to-
day by the American and Jap
anese delegations to the London
naval conference said that - .
result Of the conversations held
here m agreement in the oh
jectives Of both countries was
established.
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STIMsON 4 POST,

Washington. Dec. 1S.-(AP)
-6ecfetery Stimson asserted
today II Z formal stetement
that Il was TIE deliberate 81.
teatiea Of a editorial published
today IN tn Waskingtea Pest
TO attempt 70 make tre0ble
among American delegates 70
The (Londoa Naval coafereaee
and the meQh6ss q The presi-
dents ce6lnet. - dlseredit eur
government beloee The Japan.
- 6e3egotiea oA6 thus % Try
o eause . breakdown Of tn
loodoa eoalesence."
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Garfield
~ MRS. A. r. GHYLIN

Ole Olson, Joe Keller and Alvin
0hylin were callers at the II. g. Tay-
Tor home and In Regain "wednesday
Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Taylor spent
Wednesday evening at the ohylin
home.
Mrs. Joe Keifer and Mrs. A. ohy-
lin and children attended auxiliary
In town Thursday.
Miss Madse Runey and Mrs. +.
Mtckelsen attended 2. 7. A. Friday
night.
3. L. Jordahl was . Bismarck bus.
mess caller last week.
Business callers In Bismarck Sat-
urdAy were Mrs. Anna Strand and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cook and Joe
Cook Jr., and Ode Bailey, Axel Lind.
berg and Joe Keifer.
A few Of the young folks from here
attended the dance In Wing Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Taylor and Dee
Bailey were callers In Mandan and
Bismarck Friday.
Ross Taylor spent Friday With
Gerald 0hylin while his parents
went to Bismarck. Howard and
Hazel called ct 0hylin's after school.
Chas. Our called ct the Taylor
homo Sunday.
Dinner guests ct the 0hylin home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cook
and family and Dee Bailey.
Mrs. Ole Olson and Violet, Burnett
Jacobson and Dee Bailey callod ct
the 0hylin home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lindsey,s Sunday school class
meet ct her home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs.. e. Mowder called 1t the r. C..
Taylor home Saturday.
J. W.. Olson Of Bismarck called
ct the Ole Olson and Alvin ohylin
home Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole o.
also called at the 0hylin home.
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A bible from the Russian Imperial
Palace Of Tsarskoye 9elo, It's cover
cncrusted with diamonds and emee-
aids. was recently offered for sale IN
England.
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The University Of Oxford, ENGLAND,
has = colleges and ; private halls.
Cambridge has II colleges and one
hall.
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Japan produces more feature mo-
ton pictures than any other country,
according 70 the q. 3. Department 81
Commerce.
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which he criticised the federal
farm board, conseituted "inter.
ference with the law"
SUSPEND CURE sToCK
New Yseh, Dec. lo.-P-The
New York Curb exchange to-day
suspended trading In the capital
stock q Earl Radio corporation,
successor % the Charles Fresll.
man company. a permanent re.
ceiver for the cooperation was ap-
pointed recently after an invel-
aatary bankruptcy sctlen had
been filed In federal court.
VOTE HOSPITAL MONIES
washington, Dec. lo.-tR1-The
hose today accepted The senate
amendments - the Rogers vetes-
and disqualification bin increas.
ing the ameunt antheeised from
4llyeoo.ooo . elS.osey0oe.
HOPKINS CONFIRMED
Washington, Dec. lo.-tR-The
senate to-day confirmed the nom.
ination oe Richard ]. Hepains -
b federal district jodge for Kan.
sas after two days Of argument
In opcn session.
TAX BALANCE GROWS
Washington. Dec. 10.-@-
Large increases In income tax col.
lectiens for the first five and .
half months u the present fiscal
year had On Dec. II sent the gov.
efnment Incomes 70 3l00,eo6,567
moro than was collected In the
Same period last year.
SENATE QUITS EARLY
Warrington. Dec. 1o.-R-Un.
able - ct : Q0sg1lm. the senate
va forced - cut early today an1
leaders agreed there was little
prospect Of further legislation
befoee the CHRISTMAS recess Be.
gins Saturday.
NAVAL BILL OkAYED
Washingsen, Dec. lS.-tFeIhe
ho0so naval commtteee toGay 49,
prove1 the De1eeen BIZ - aathoe-
NE expond1euee q $7,eUoyOoo foe
constsuctleM q naval statleas and
bases ~ The ease and west cooges,
In the canal rene and IN haWali.
RADIO BILL SIGNED
washington, Nee. ly.-Ay-
Presl1ent lleovef to-day s1gnea
the bsll extemdlng the life q ne
feoesal radio commiss1on tnaef-
1nltely.
MURDER JURY TIED UP
Mountain View, Ark, Dec. H.
(P-The jury IN the Connie
Franklin murder trial reported -
Judge s. n. Done soon after II
e'cleck this meenlng that Il was
aeadleckeA. The ju1gc ordered
the jueoes % c0ntinue del1befa.
tions On The fate Of four mem
charged with togturing and bufn.
Ing Franklin alive.
KING TO OPEN FARLEY
LsaAen, Nee. 1S.-tR)-rrime
Minlgeer MacDonald announced
in the hoase Of commons to-day
that King 0eesge has consented
. Drcsi6e ever the opening meet
Ing Of The fivc.p0Wer naval con-
ference January 81 and to deliver
the opening address.
McMANAMY READS 1. Z. e..
Washington. Dec. l0.-Fe
Frank McNlansmy. today WAS
elected chairman Of the ~tnterstatc
commerce commisstOn Ter lY3U
0occeeG1ng C0mmlssaOner Ernest
]. Lewta Ihe -chelrmamShlp 70.
taees from year - year.
GENERAL EXECUTED
NogaleA 0easfa, Mexico. Dec. 10
-R-Geneeal Carries Deuquet,
alleged head u the suppeeteFs ~
J0ee vasc0nceD0s, defeated Mex
lcan peestaential candidate. -
The west coast 81 1lexAco, WAS
executed BY . turing squaa here
yesterday, Mexican federal 0fIt.
Cials announced t0day.
9ry
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Dated this :0th day of November,
1922. ~
j. n. Roherty.
Chairman.
. Carl r. Kosit4ky,
Member.
f. B. Webb,
Member.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
4tll day OF January. 1890. vt ten
O'Clock q. M. the Special Assessment
Commission OF the City OF Bismarck.
North Dakota. will NEE In the City
Hall Of such City to hear objections
which may be made to any assess-
ment shown in the foregoing list By.
any person Interested therein, or by
his agent or attorney.
Dated this 3Oth day Of November,
1929.
J. \. Roherty,
Chairman.
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state OF North Dak0Las
County Of Burleigh, %.
City OF Bismarck.
The undersigned. J. =. Hoherty,
Carl II. Kositzky and II. b. Webb.
constituting the Special Assessment
Commission OF the City OF Bismarck.
North Dakota, hereby certify that
the foregoing ID . complete list Of
the particular lots and parcels OF
land. which in the opinion Of such
commission are especially benefited
Ivy the construction of a Waterman
Extension on First Street, from the
north line Of Avenue p, to Avenue p.
in Waterman and WaterwOrks Dis
trfct Number Twenty OF such City;
setting forth the amount each lot or
tract Is benefited by such Improvement
and the amount assessed against each:
that the same i = true and correct
assessment Of the property therein
described according to the best judy
ment OF the majority of the menu
bers Of such Commissions: and that
the special items Of expense included
in such assessment arc ~ follows.
to.Wtt:
Construction cost ........... ss23.1l
Engineering and supervision &1.l9
Advertising and publishing. 1870
Expenses Of the Special Az.
sessment Commission 1850. $500
Total TO be assessed ........ ss21.:o
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The average person consumes l87
pounds q meat annually.
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SUSPEND CURB STOCK

New Yeek, DEC. le.-R-The
New York Curb exchange to-day
Suspended trading In the capital
stock q Earl Radio corporation,
successor - the Charles Fresh-
man company. a permanent re.
ceiver for the cooperation was ap-
pointed recently after N invel-
untary bankruptcy actle0 had
been filed IN federal court.
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TAX GROWS

Washington. Dec. 1S.-R-
Largo increases In income tax col.
lectiens for the first five and .
half months u the present fiscal
year had On Dec. II sent the gov.
eFnment incomes 70 9lS0,006,5e7
moro than Wa collected ID the
same period last year.
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SENATE QUITS EARLY

Washlngtea. DEC. 1o.-(R-Un.
able . ct : q0ssam. the senate
va forced - Quit early today and
leaders agreed there was litt0e
prospect Of further legislation
before the Chf1Demas recess be.
gins Saturday.
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MURDER juicy TIED UP

MURDER JURY TIED UP
AGeuntain View, Ark., dec. H.
(ReThe jury In the Connie
Franklin murder trial reported -
Judge s. n. Dene soon after II
e'cleck this meenlng that Il was
1ea6leckeA. The judge erdefea
the jueoes % continue dellbefa.
tions On the fate Of four men
charged with toetaring and bufn-
ing Franklin alive.
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HEADS 1. Z. q.

MCMANAMY READS I. Z. &.
washington. Dec. lS.-N1r
Frank McMansmy. today WAS
elected chairman Of the interstate
commerce commisst0n Ter lYJU
succeeding C0mmiasaoner Ernest
!. Lewis. Ihe chslfmanshlp -.
taees from year - year.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-05
COMBATING INFLUENZA

From the record at hand 1t ap-
pears that 104 new cases Of influ-
enza were registered in Connecticut
in one day; that since the first Of
the year approximately 400 new
cases were listed by the sttae board
OF health.
We are not only in for it, but are
in it. Fortunately the disease cpl
demic Is n mild form, and deaths nrs
relatively few-except In such ex-
ceptionaI cases as that which in
wolves the old soldiers home at
Noroton, where four deaths Of aged
war veterans we're the fruits Of the
disease. with 80 in bed. Such mortal
ity probably was due to a combina-
ton OF age and failure to realize
the importance Of prophylactic
measures.
We are told on all sides that the
disease is easy to avoid: but when
one examines the rules and regula-
tons for achieving this desideratum
ono discovers that nine-tenths Of this
rules are impossible to follow In
modern living conditions. There ia
much luck--or hard luck connect.
ed with the situation and the best
rule we know OF is not TO worry.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-05
th,. manner. The idea SENS to b. to

this manner. The idea SENS to b. to
adopt more democratic methods.
Evanxelins Booth for Il long time
has been endeavorinE 10 induce her
brother to renounce the right OF ap-
pointing his successor, and 1t IL said
a large part Of the Army personnel
il behind her In this effort to circum-
vent nepetism.
The high council unquestionably
will endeavor. as a first step. to. re-
wise the existing constitution. thus
removing the danger OF u dynastic
power.
The Salvation Army does It's work
efficiently all over the world. 1t has
accumulated property in all lands.
stands ace high in public repute. and
during the war was staunch
friend of the men in the ranks.
General William Booth. its founder.
was genius OF organization.
Mother" Booth was no less revered.
1t may be that the Army stands In
need of u more democratic organic
zation, than its founder provided,
especially in view Of the possibility
that the Booth family cannot pro.
vide endless generations of seniusea.
The high council will solve the
difficulty In the manner indicated
and the salvation Army vii continue
to and prove that a man may be
down but never out"