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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-05

prised by q number Of friends Tues
day evening in honor Of his birthday.
The evening was spent socially. A
delicious lunch was served.
Leonard Peterson spent Saturday
evening at the Carl Meland home.
MI. and Mrs. A. M. Bruschwein and
family visited the home of Mrs.
Bruschweinis sister. Mrs. I. Berg,
Sunday.
Melvin Quale left Friday for Dick
inson. where he is going to work.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson called on Mrs.
VIM. Meyer Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkinson and fam
lily, Gladys Rupp and Ayce Walker
of Bismarck were guests at Mrs.
Meyers home Sunday.
Mrs. j. r. johnson and daughters,
Mrs. Nels Meland and Reryl. drove to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Miss Cordelia Jordon was surprised
by a number of friends Thursday
evening honoring her birthday.
Miss Dagmar Rosvold spent a few
days last week with Valdis Knudson.
Mrs. A. E. Eisenbcisz and daughter,
Emma. drove to Steele Saturday.
Miss Dolly Apland, who has spent
the winter in town while attending
school. is now living at homo.
Misses Dorothy johnson and Ver-
nice Newcomer spent Friday evening
visiting Hazel Bruschwein.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson called at the
home of her son. Floyd, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newcomer
were surprised by friends Saturday
evening. Whist was played and q
lovely lunch served at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Al Chaplin and
family at dinner Sunday.
The Joe Lewis family were enter
tanned Sunday afternoon at the E. J.
Erickson home southeast Of town
where q nice 6 o'clock dinner was
served after which all drove to Steele
to attend the evangelistic meeting.
being held at that place.
Eldron Lewis called at the G. w
Schlabach home Monday afternoon
on business.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

hauser were visiting at the Fred OIL
hauser home Thursday evening.
Earl Smith called on friends In
Ltvona Saturday forenoon.
Ed. Weller was q business caller in
Ltvona Saturday morning.
The Misses Esther Olafsou, Theresa,
Elizabeth and Math Koppy were visit
Ing at the Henry A. Ohlhauser home
Friday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswin Riemer and
daughter were visiting friends in
Clayton Friday evening.
Godfrey 0renz was q business call
er in HaSelton Friday.
Among those that were In Linton
shopping and calling on friends from
this vicinity Saturday were as fol-
lows: Jim Herr. Steve Unger. Edwin
Rensselaer,, Misses Caroline Backhaus,
Ellen Sorenson, Theresa Koppy. Es-
ther Olafson, Rhineholt Burkhardt
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burk-
1ardt, Fred Albrecht, Dewey and Ted
Lawler. Math and Frank Koppy. Por-
ter TIMBER, John loeb, Edward KEN
ele. Mr.. and Mrs. David loeb, ST.. and
Blu. Christ, Emil and Roscoe Bow
man..
Math Koppy took tho Tordson to
Linton Saturday which was traded in
for . larger tractor last fall from the
w. Pctrie Co.
Miss Esther Olafson ana rrs.k
Koppy had dental work done in Lin.
ton Saturday.
John Ohlhauser. ST., was q bust.
ness caller at the Busby home satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Weber and chill
dren, MI. and Mrs. John Backhaus
and family and Mr. and Mrs. John
Weber and family Of Linton were Wis
iting at the Herman Backhaus home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dewey Lawler and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Ketchum and
sons were visitors at the Busby home
Sunday.
Emil Joeb Is working for Fermann
Busby.
Francis shesrown called at the
Steve Koppy home Sunday.
Charles 6teener Of Winona Is work.
ing for Porter TIMBER.
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Ghylir,

Aric Ingelbretchen was Z business
caller In Wilton Monday afternoon.
Eral Davis took dinner With his
parents on his way to the coal mine
Thursday.
A. Krause's married daukhter.
Clara. ana husband, have moved out
to the mine near wilton. She has
quit her work Ia Wilton.
Mr.. and Mn. L. w. Davis and
Station were In wilton.
Benny Benson was = Regain caller
"Wednesday.
1ieels Toiseth drove to wilton ri
day evening After Oliver Toaeeth.
Margaret Davis returned homo
from Wilton Friday evening.
Mrs. A. Tcsseth's children Of VII
ton were spending TIL Weekend With
her.
Bonnie Densou VIII move Monday
and Tuesday 70 the faxsn where Olc
Johnson has bean living.
NJ. Krause's were callers ca Mr..
0aub's Saturday afternoon.
Bonnie Benson Wa ! caller on hts
sister sunday II the 4. Toaseth home.
Hill Drawer Is ottll III Bismarck
under d doctnrin care.
Arns and Nels Ioaseth and Il. q
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FARGOPOlCEPROD
PUBLIC HEARING SET
Pollock, Andrews and Haean
Asked to Appear at cIts
Commission Meeting

Fargo. N. D. April 6.-QR-nublic
hearing Of tho Fargo police depart
ment situation, growing out q IN al
cohol laden truck which was permits
ted to move out Of the city last sum
day. was ordered today BY A. Z. Peter-
son, police commissioner.
Peterson announced he had askcd
States Attorney John G. Pollock,
Sheriff Mark Andrews ana John n.
Hagan, prohibition director, to a.
Dear before the commission at IN
open meeting 1T $50 Z. m. Monday.
The action follows placing Of tram
script Of testimony taken in states
attorneys inquiry into the movements
Of. the alcohol truck that Arthur
Barenson and Lee Dillage are accused
Of handling. It was this turck that
Chief Of Police Ed. Madison stopped
at the western edge Of the city and
then permitted It to 60 on after an
examination Of the contents which he
said revealed two empty tin cans a
the type ordinarily employed In
handling alcohol, with wheat making
up the rest Of the load.
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WAREHOUSE Plan BY
next WEEK OBJECT
OF MARKET GROUP
Northwest Cooperative Agsn.
aF cies Are One Notch Nearer
] Joint Control Today

Minneapolis, April 5.-R-Four
cooperative marketing agencies In the
northwest today were Z step nearer
joint control and operation Of physi.
cal facilities.
Attainment Of the objective. which
G. E. Huff, chairman Of. THE board Of
managers OF the Farmers National
Grain corporation. believes Win elm
mate discord and duplication Of ef-
forts in the spring wheat belt prob
ably will result next week In Chicago.
At that time q committee Of four
will confer on the proposal to form
q warehousing corporation TO provide
and operate interior terminal grain
storage facilities.
" Under plans advanced at q meeting
of CO -op representatives yesterday,
l stock in. the corporation would be
4 owned by the recognized cooperative
marketing associations In the spring
! wheat area and the organization
would act as q clearing house for all
loans to be made It's stockholders by
the Farmers National Grain corpof.
1 alton.
Further, officers Of the warehous.
Ing corporation would establish and
enforce q code Of ethics among and
between its member groups.
Representatives Of the four cooper
atives comprising the committee are:
w. J. Kuhrt. general manager Of the
Northwest Grain association. Minne-
apolis; M. w. Thatcher. general man.
ager Of the Farmers Union Terminal
association. st. Paul; r. T. Taft.
North Dakota : Montana what grow
ers; and F. H. Sloan. Sioux Falls, 8.
D.. Of the Equity Union Sales COM
pany, Aberdeen, s. D.
This committee will draft an Or
g~anization and management plan for
approval of the co-ops, affiliated with
the National Grain corporation.
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Baby Chick Project
Increased to 5000
For Clubs to Raise

The agricultural committee Of the
Association, Of Commerce has decided
to expand its baby chick project from
5000 chicks to 5000.
These will be apportioned out ia
boys and girls Of the junior clubs In
the VARIOUS townships, to be raised
by them. the association charging ~
for the birds ana In the fall taking
two Of the, matured fowl to auction of
at . poultry show OF the juniors In
this city. All over 81 received by the
association for these birds will be
turned over to the raiser; 50 that the
association thus gets 3 on its outlay.
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West Sibley Butte
BY L

John Glum claims the honor of be-
ing the first one in this vicinity to
start spring work. He started discing
April LIST.
MI. and Mrs. Laurence maitland
and son Donald were shopping in Bis
marck Saturday.
Miss Lillian Neumann and Carl
Carlson were Sunday afternoon GALL
ers at the Peter Davidson home.
Laurence Madland and Vern Tiesel
we're business callers at the Cedric
Craig home Wednesday.
Peter Davidson was a visitor at the
Capital City Tuesday.
John Glurh and col Garry were
business callers in Mckenzie Monday.
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Schrunk
By HELEN

Burleigh and Maryland Christensen
Of Wilton called at the r. q. Mar
chant home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm and
daughter Ruth were Wing shoppers
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Marchant spent the
weekend ct her parental home.
Herman Meters and daughter Mar
celia and sons Leo and Wubert at
tended church in Wing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Helm and fam
lily spent Saturday evening at the
Jake Went home.
Alfred Malay called at the Herman
Meters homo Friday evening. s
r. G. Marchant called at, the D. r.
Mcclellan home Saturday. afternoon.
A party was held at the Henry Sic
lenger home Saturday evening In
honor Of the birthday Of Mrs. Henry
sielenger. Mrs. g. B. Knudson and
Miss Helen Merchant. The evening
was spent in playing games and cards,
With. q delicious lunch at the close Of
the evening.
Nj. and Mrs. Ralph Payseno and
son George and Herbert Zieglmeier
and Alfred Mollay were Sunday call
ers ct the Herman Meters home.
VIM witt and ron John and D. F.
Mcclellan drove to Bismarck Friday.
Marcella and Andrew Meters and
Alfred Mollay spent Sunday evening
at the Jacob Hindboych home.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph rayseno and
son George and Herbert Zieglmeier
and John witt called at the r. q.
MArchant home Sunday.
John and oustaf witt called ct the
Adolph Degner home Thursday after
noon.
r. q. Marchant and daughter
Irene, Margaret and Mrs. G. B. Knud-
son and Herbert zieglmeier were
Wing shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. O.. sperry were
Wing shoppers Monday.
! Nj. and Hrs. VIM. witt and son
John drove u Wing Monday.
r. q. MarcAAnt and daughters
Irene and Mn. q. =. Knudson spent
Monday evening ct the p. +. Nc
Qlellean home.
Nj. and Mrs. John Pool spent the
weekend g Mr.. Pools parental
home ct New Salem.
Mira. G. B. Knudson, Helen and le-
Roy Marchant and John witt spent
Tuesday evening ct the John Pool
hpme.4
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Driscoll
BY r F.. o. JOHNSON

Erik Koehler was a business calle,
in Dawson Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Kress and chill
dren called on Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Me-
land Sunday.
Miss Verna Sleight who has been
teaching school in Thelma township
Is very i'll in q Bismarck hospital.
Alfred. Hogstad visited at the
Klucksdahl home In Clear Lake Sun
day evening.
Miss Emma Eisenbeisz spent the
weekend at home.
Irving Hanson, Herman Quale,
Henry and Victor Peterson drove to
Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. Lenore Patterson Of Happen
was q Driscoll caller Sunday.
Miss Marie Botnen who has been
visiting at the Knudson and Quale
homes accompanied Thelma Sokgen
home Friday.
Miss Doris Flee spent Friday night
with Helen S~windling.
Mrs. Maurice Herum became Ill
suddenly Friday evening and was TAX
en- to Bismarck.
Miss Hazel Nelson visited her
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Nelson, q few days last week.
MI. and Mrs. E. j. Erickson. Del
rner Erickson and Harold Sherman
drove to Bismarck Friday.
"A number Of friends gave a shower
on Mrs. Clifford Nelson Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Vic Peterson and
daughter Jackie visited MI. and Mrs.
Carl Erickson Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. P. Roswold, Omar Roswold
ana Mrs. H. A. Knudson drove to
Bismarck Saturday.
A. M. Lein and family drove In to
Driscoll Sunday.
G. A. johnson and daughters spent
Friday In Bismarck.
The Farmers Union gave Q basket
social and old time dance Tuesday
night.
Miss Charlotte Olson spent q few
days ct the Harry Olson home.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed Madison and Mrs.
VIM. Van vleet spent Sunday after
noon ct the home Of Mr.. and Mira.
Gee. Haugen.
Mrs. Carl Meland and son, Willia,
spent saturday night and Sunday
with Mr.. 1ngeborg Rasmussen.
Mr.. and MrS. Geo. Haugen and
daughter. Sylvia. were in town Sat
urday. n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bruschwe!n and
the Misses Nettleton. Hanson. Grenz
and Ortman, drove to the school
northeast Of Stcele Friday evening 10
attend the +. r. a. program.
!. y. Stewart was pleasantly SUR
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Baskerville
BY r O LITTLE

Mrs. Roy Nice ullough and daughter
Barbara were passengers to Bis
marck Monday returning Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson and
children were callers in Regain Mon
day.
Alice Halvorscn was called home
Monday by the serious illness of her
uncle, Dan Danielson.
Oliver Knutson called in Regain
Monday.
Harry Davenport was a Regain call
cr Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Little and Gene spent
Tuesday afternoon at the Harry DAY.
export home.
Bert Danielson returned home from
Bismarck Wednesday afternoon.
L. =. Heaton Of Mckenzie was In
this community Tuesday and We'd
nesday buying horses<to ship to the
eastern markets.
Mrs. A. II. Lundberg spent Thurs
day at the VIM. Nicholson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davenport and
Charlotte Wilmot were Regain callers
AA1uAcUdy evening.
Ruth Wilmot, Harlan Schilling, and
MI. and Mrs. Roy Little and Gene
were Thursday evening visitors a
the Alvin Ghylin home.
Mrs. Anna Knutson visited ut the
Frank Nicholson home Friday.
Among the Regain callers FRIDAY
were Fritz and Willie Uhde, Oliver
and Lloyd Knutson, Bill Nicholson.
Mrs. Chas. Manning, Alvin and
Melinda were Capital City callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davenpor,
were Wilton visitors Saturday.
Charlotte Wilmot was an over nigh,
guest at the John Howe home Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Art Strand visited with Mrs
Anna Knutson Saturday afternoon.
The program and pie social given
by the Junior high school girls Fri
day evening was enjoyed by every
che present. $25 was made from the
sale of the pies.
| Mi. and Mrs. Ole Weld, Mollie ane
Hazel Void spent Sunday Afternoon
at the Cecil Elkins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilrlot ans
family of Wilton were Sunday visitor.
at the George Mowder home.
Juanita and Margaret Tatrnan O
Choteau, Mont, are guests at thu
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little thi
week.
Mrs. Ole Void and son Olaf wer
Regain callers Monday.
Mrs. Anna Knutson spent Monda.
afternoon at the Uhde home.
Pete Nicholson transacted business
in the Capital City Monday.
Joe Void ann home Monday eve
ming after spending the past few
weeks at the John Hanson tome IL
Regain.
Bert Danielson and Halvor Halvor
son drove to Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Art Strand drove to Bismarcl
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lumber,
Tuesday.
George Nicholson and Harry Da,
venport were business callers in Will,
ton Monday and Tuesday.
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New Evidence Found
In Florida AK Deaths

Sebring. Fla, April 5.-R-Newly
discovered evidence, described by Of
ficials as discriminating" william
Randolph Carver, former Philadel-
phia real estate man, was ready for
presentation today to . special grand
jury called to investigate the deaths
OF Carver's wife and two-year- old son,
and q negro yard boy.
A warrant charging Carver with
killing his wife and son with an ak,
and with shooting to death Ben
Whitehead. the yard boy. was sworn
out yesterday and served on Carver,
who Is in jail. -
The warrant followed interrogation
by officials Of new witnesses "a the
case.
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BIDS

Bids are requested for constructing
two concrete tennis courts and tennis
court fences with all material and
Specifications with H. o. Saxvik, Su-
p~erintendent of High School. Privi-
lege reserved to reject any or all bids.
Bids to be opened April Sth 1880 al
BY Order OF the Board Of Educa.
tion.. II. PENWARDEN,
3~/22-2G-29: 4/2-5-7. Clerk.
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London. - Numerous plans have
been tried all Over tho World Ia the
past to make rain fall during
droughts and times Of need. The
attempts are still heins made and the
latest plan Is that Of "a. ". Eraart.
who Is assisted " Professor Teoon. q
the University Of xlyd6n.
Their plan Il TO carry p~ulverised
ice up on an airplaxe, ny over clouds
and drop the ice into the clouds. It
Is hoped that by cooling these clouds.
the Ice will produce ten times its own
weight in rain. More than 1850
poundB Of ice will be taken UP during
the attempt.
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Hall Arrives for His
Mothers Last Rites

jamestown, N. D.. April 5.-(R)-
Congressman Thomas Hall arrived
here from washington, D. c.. today to
attend funeral services for his mother.
Mrs. Ellen Hall. Services will be held
at the First Methodist church Sum
day.
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BIDS

new portion Of the Hughes Athletic
Field according to plans and specift-
cations with the City Engineer. Bids
to be opened at 1880 p. NJ. Tuesday
April 18th 1880 at the O.. II. viii &
Co. Seed office. Privilege reserved TO
reject any or all bids.
BY Order of the Board Of Education.
r. PENWARDEN.
4/1-5-8-12.14 Clerk.
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PIG CLUB WILL INCREASE

PIG CLUB WILL INCREASE
A. r. Miesen, county agent. was in
Sterling. Friday. and conferred with
the boys pig club there. AS a result
the membership of the club will be
increased from three to seven. All
the boys in the club at present are
raising pigs, each having a Duroc
Jersey gilt.
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Motor accidents took 484 lives in
Minnesota in 1929.
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THREE BUlLDIN0s bum

THREE BUILDINGS BURN
Chicago. April 6.TtR-Fire swept
three buildings on the north side 81
the Loop early today, causing dam
age estimated By Fire Marshal Mich
ael Corigan ct between 42ooyOoo end
$4,000. Oue-fourth Or the. lcitya
fire fighting equipment WAS called BE.
fore the blaze Wa brought under con-
troll. M. -.ess ss i
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North Carolina has over 10000, 900
acres Of forest lands.
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Florida consumed 6S,4oo tons o.
commercial fertilizer In February.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23

from the home Of Benjamin Osti,
21o0 block New Hampshire Ave.
N. W.. by thieves who entered
through a window.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
FRAMED GIRLS
FREED IN n. !.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. % (U.S).
Governor Roosevelt yesterday par.
doned six young women who al
legedly we're framed" by the New
York city police vice squad and
who served sentences in either Bed
ford reformatory or the House
of the Good Shepherd and now
are on parole.
The governor acted on informa-
ton sent him by Samuel Seabury,
referee in the investigation Of
magistrates courts.
While in Warm Springs. Ca, on
his vacation, tie governor wrote
to Seabury, declaring all women
who had been framed" should be
pardoned and asking for the
names Of the innocent.
Girls pardoned by the governor
are Rose Manganaro, Marjorie
Wharton, Mary Myers, Marie Cos
tello, Betty Smith and Genevena
Gonzales.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
CLAIMS SPOUSE
DESERTED HER

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Dec.
23.-Declaring that her husband,
Vernon c. Arnold. Of MitcheIls-
vile. deserted her in 1927. Mrs.
Clara Arnold, of Washington,
filed E suit. for absolute divorce
here yesterday through Attorneys
Robert Mccullough and Thomas
Euckett.
Mrs. Arnold alleges that her
husband struck and violently as
Saulted her and used abusive
language. She seeks custody OF
her 3-year-old son, Eugene, and
alimony. The couple were mar
ried in 1924.
Ellen Beall. in behalf of her
infant son, Richard Warren Beall,
filed habeas corpus proceedings
IA Circuit Court here yesterday,
ordering her husband, Andrew
Beall, to bring the child into
court. Mrs. Beall contends that
the boy is being illegally detained
In the fathers custody. She was
represented by Attorney Ogle
Marbury,
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
Citizens Protest
Schools CroUding

Overcrowding at Western High
School was deplored last night
at a meeting Of the Georgetown
Citizens Association in st. Johns
Parish Hall. The executive com.
mittee was instructed to confer
with the District Commissioners to
seek means Of relieving the con.
gestion.
The association indorsed the
campaign to beautify approaches
to washington through the abol.
ishment Of bill boards.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
GERMANY EATS WAR BREAD

BERLIN, Dec. % d.N.so.-War
bread went back into circulation
here with official banishing OF
white bread from all hotel and
restaurant tables. The govern
ment took this step to force an
increased consumption Of rye, Of
which Germany has a surplus.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
Merry Woman Gets
!. I Air Pilots License

FRANKFORT, NJ. Y, Dec. %.
While Government inspectors ex-
amined the airport at Talcottville,
where her flying instructor,
Richard Yule, was killed in a
crash, Mrs. Lillian Wiltse, OF
Frankfort, successfully passed
tests for q private pilots license.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
WEATHER DETAILS

For the District OF Columbia, partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday; not
much change in temperature; minimum
Temperature tonight about 20 degrees;
gentle to moderate west winds,
For Maryland. cloudy, with snow
fIurries In the mountains, tonight ana
wednesday; not much change in tenn
perature; fresh northwest and west
winds
For virginia. cloudy. with snow fur
ries in extreme northwest portion, to-
night and Wednesday; not much change
in Temperatures: fresh northwest and
TIDE TABLES
Today--High tides. 1929 a, m. and
1888 p. M; low tides, 4:61 a. m, and
Toniorrow---High tides, 11:oe q. IN.
and 1919 p. M; low tides. b:s4 .. M.
and S:43 p m.
THE SUN AND THE MOON
The sun rose today, 7:1s q. m. and
The sun rises wednesday 7;14Ta. m.
and sets 4:45 p. m,
The moon rises today, 1890 a. m.
and sets s:14 p. m.
The moon rises Wednesday, 10s4s
a. M and sets, ISIS p M.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
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You Get More for
Your Money in.
"MinutemOre Service''

Mnutemore Service is popular because it is econom
ica as well as beautifully laundered bundle It
ssts of flat work. beautifully washed neatly machine
ironed and folded. The wearing apparel is partly
finished. A "Minutemore' with the iron at home
completes a beautiful job lot of people do
not find it necessary to do any touching up
at all /. +. despite the fact that "Min-
utemore" Service is only II cents
pound. Call Atlantic 2400 and try
"Minutemore" Service.
The R0utennan Calls
for and DelUers
Your Bundle
The Washington times., 1930-12-23

On The right you see Mr.
Warner, one of the executives
of Home Laundry handing the $1OO prize
check to Miss Jacque!ine French, whose name,
"MINUTEMORE," took first honors. This
popular contest brought over $1,000 sugges-
tions for new name. This vast response
made selection difficult, and has delayed, some
what, our announcement of the winners, con-
tanned here.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
LEAGUE BID TO VIENNA

VIENNA. Dec. % I.N.S0.-The
city of Vienna has extended for
NAL invitation to the League OF
Nations to hold its forthcoming
world disarmament conference
here.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23
POSTAGE STAMPS STOLEN

Thieves invaded the office Of
the Avalon Theater, 5000 block
Georgia Ave. N. W., yesterday
morning and stole postage stamps
worth $6.
The Washington times., 1930-12-23

DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated cxceFs Of Temperatures
since January l, 1880, 9.s6.
Deficiency Of temperature since De-
cember /. 1890. IA.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipita-
ton since January i, 1880. 2O.S2.
Deficiency Of precipitation since De-
cember I, 1880. 1.43.
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES
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DIAMOND RING STOLEN

A diamond ring worth 500
yesterday was reported stolen