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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13
By United Press

Fl. PlI.ITssBU5RGH. april 10. Hogs re
1920 lbs, Ss.15as.s5; 3s6- ga IoT Ibs
SI.82 BIO, packing sows. WeaE 10 3Sc
toWer pix DIX around $3.50. Cattis-Re-
2oc lover on beef steers: bully s,.o STSd
SS.ii299a9;50; best medium weight heifsrs.
InsaI aoo1e S9.25; she stock and bulls
- zee sEstco zoc lover; medium to good cows
$3.50 as; medium bulls. 81 .5o65: csive ave.
TFsgie6ip5s' LOO; market 5OcasI lower than
diI11 srs gGoo ana choice yealers. SO: me
d d:UUo' market, slow, about steady with Ri,
e s@o,,,d cn % &c handyweight shorn lambs.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Stocks of crude rubber in London on
April II, totaled g. 421 tons, an increase
of 80 tons over preceding week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13

Liverpool crude rubber stocks totaled
49,733 tons, an increase Of 231 tons over
preceding week.
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The Civ
in Brief
rIrrSnAY EvrNrs

lIESDAI ENENLS
United Credit Bureau, luncheon, Sphinx
arms.
Indiana tuberculosis Association and
Indianapolis Medical Society, dinner,
Lincoln.
Rotary Club, luncheon, ClaypooI.
Gyro Club, luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Mercator Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Architectural Club, luncheon, Architects
and Builders building.
American Chemical Society, luncheon,
Chamber of Commerce.
Purchasing Agents Association, lunch
con, SEVERN.
Universal Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
University of Michigan Alumni, lunch
con, Lincoln.
North Side Exchange Club. luncheon,
1910 College avenue.
Alliance Franchise, luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
Indianapolis Republican Veterans,
luncheon, Board of Trade.
Indiana League for the Hard of
Hearing, p. m, Stokes building.
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
NEW GAS ISSUE
IS OFFERED

Offering Is being made today
of a new issue of $25,0OO,OOO Pa
cific Gas and Electric Company,
first and refunding mortgage Az
per cent gold bonds, series F, due
1860, at SO and interest to yield
1921 per cent, by a syndicate
composed of the National City
Company, Blyth and Company,
Inc, the American Securities Com
pany. H. M. Byllesby and Com
pany, Inc, E. H. Rollins and Sons,
Inc, and Peirce, Fair, and Com
pany.
The bonds are redeemable at
the option of the company, in
whole or in part, on any interest
date upon so days notice at 105
and accrued interest if redeemed
on or before June l, 1855, and
thereafter at 100 and accrued in
terest. Total assets of the COM
pany exceed $670,O00,000 and in
clude electric generating stations
of 1,5OO,245 horsepower capacity
and extensive natural gas lines
and distribution systems, serving
1882 ,687 consumers.
The greater part of the proceeds
of this finacing will be used to
retire certain bond issues bearing
a higher interest rate of the COM
pany and recently acquired COM
panies, with a resultant saving
in annual fixed charges, The
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
BROKERS GIVE
EDGE To BULLS

Brokerage circles today were
generally conservative in their
market advice though expecting
stock prices to work bit higher
over the next day or two.
Barring the appearance of some
unforeseen development Of I'm.
favorable character, we expect
the market to continue irregu-
larly strong.-CASSATT & CO.
The outlook is promising for a
continuation of the recent ad-
vance,. B. KEECH.
Believe it will be advisable to
make purchases for investment
and speculation during periods of
WeaknesS.-H. HENTZ & co.
While we feel that there is a
slight edge in favor of the con.
Structive side we would not make
really important trading commit
ments until some of the outstand-
ing leaders begin to break out Of
the abnormally narrow three-to-
four-point groove in which they
remained all last week-OTIS &
CO.
We think that the market def
nitely has turned about for the
better-BAAR, COHEN & co.
For the time being the trend,
faint and indistinct as it may
appear to be, is rather clearly in
the direction of higher prices
BABCOCK, RUSHTON & co.
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
Wall Street
Hears:

That Electric Auto Lite (ELO)
earned $50 a share in 1880 on
894,215 shares, against S11.OS on
926,228 common shares in 1928.
That American Radiator
(ADT) will show earnings Of
IS cents a share for last year,
against $2.O2 in 1929. The divi-
dend Of 81 q share is expected
to be covered this year.
That pool operations are be-
coming prominent in a number
Of medium priced stocks.
That those who ought to be
in a position to know have been
selling Allied Chemical & Dye
(ACD).
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
RAILS HOLD UP
AS OFFERINGS
ARE SMALL
Market Mainly in Hands of
Professionals; Downward
Trend Fails to Alarm Bulls
BY w. S. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Jan. 13 Q.N.S.) -
Mondays closing reaction was
carried into the first period today
and most Of the active stocks on
the big board settled down to a
slightly lower price level.
The bears singled out for at
tack number of the Specialties
which have frequently bent under
the effects of similar hammer
ing in the past. Vanadium's new
dip carried the stock under 50
for a loss of about points.
Industrials Are Slow
Industrial reports and state
mentS were practically unchanged
and the stock market was largely
tnsthe hands of the professionals,
who were inclined to consider the
downward move as the path of
least resistance in stocks.
The rails gave better ac-
count Of themselves, mainly for
the reason that offerings of stock
were small. Rumblings of i'm
pending cuts in crude oil prices
once again unsettled the oil
stocks. the standards and indie
pendents dropping off to a new
low on the move. Atlantic re-
filming lost point at 2O12 and
Standard of New jersey sold
lower.
Steel Shows Drop
United States Steel broke un-
der 141 for a loss of 114 as the
selling wave extended to the in
duStrial leaders. American Can
was down point, American Tele-
phone and Telegraph dropped to
1927 for loss of 3 points and
Westinghouse also lost a point
at 1874. The coppers and motors
were inactive and steady, with
narrow price changes.
Political wrangling at Wash
tngton, with increasing danger
OF an extension of the squab-
BILE into an extra hot-weather
session, has been one of the
unsettling factors in Wall Street.
Lack Of money is no handicap,
funds again being available at
] per cent in the outside market.
Grain and cotton were steady.
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
Texas Earns Half

The Texas Corporation, biggest
American oil company outside of
the Standard Oil group, earned
about $1.52 a share last year, or
about half dividend requirements,
according to an authoritative es'
innate by R. C. Holmes, president
of the company. Mr.. Holmes
points out his company has $685.
100000 in cash and intimates the
directors will most likely con-
tinue the dividend on the COM
mon stock for another year at
least. After that time he hopes
for improved conditions in the
oil industry to make themselves
evident, with which sentiment
all agree.
Average Falls Off.
The general average of 80 rep
resentative stocks having fallen
off 212 points, the question will
naturally be raised as to whether
Mondays move was an isolated
reaction in the long range up
ward move, or whether the down.
swing of prices is to be renewed.
Re-investment buying with jan
uary interest and dividend money
has in all probability relieved the
market of a good volume of it's
floating supply, while shortcov-
ering has eliminated potential
buying demand Of the profes-
sionals. The next move is there
fore clearly "up to" business and
trade, which should now be show
ing usual effects of incoming
orders. Thus far the steel indus
try has made good, and an up
turn is expected in automobiles.
Estimates Show Future
An indication of what the mar
ket will have to face in the way
of earnings reports within the
near future can be CLEANED from
the following estimates of fourth
quarter results for 10 leading
companies. U. S. Steel is expected
to show $1.10 share on it's
common stock, as compared with
1888 in the same quarter Of 1929.
Bethlehem SteeIs earnings are
placed at IS cents a share COM
pared with $3.50 in the fourth
quarter of 1929. Other estimates
are compared with 1929 earnings
as follows: Air Reduction, $1.4O
against 81 in 1929; General Elec-
trio, IS cents against SO cents:
General Motors, 80 cents against
So cents; international Telephone,
80 cents against AZ cents. Para
mount-Publix, $1.50 against $1.80;
Radio-Keith, so cents against
cents; Union Carbide, 80 cents
against $1.23, and Westinghouse
Electric, 80 cents against $2.82.
Price is Barometer
The price of steel scrap s
usually reliable barometer Of
the course of the steel business and
the recent advance of so cents a
ton in the price of heavy melting
steel scrap is said to presage an
increase in steel operations. It
is generally believed that if the
rate of operations exceeds so per
cent of capacity for the entire
industry at the end of February
this will be sign of definite i'm.
prcvement in business.
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
BrOWn Resigns As
u. s. Alcohol Head

Russell R. Brown today re-
signed as president of the U. s.
Alcohol Company, to take effect
at the next annual stockholders
meeting, on April 16, next. Mr..
Brown will remain as director
of the company.
C. E. Adams, chairman of the
board, stated that no action had
been taken by the directors look
ing toward the election of Mr..
Browns successor The resigna-
ton, Mr.. Adams said, was
prompted by i'll health.
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
A Year Ago

Stocks sold off on heavy
profit taking.
Sales on the New York Stock
Exchange tOtaled S73,75O shares.
American Can was off IL at
1872.
Auto Sales pr. lost 6 to close
at Is.
Continental Insurance sold
down to 62, off 1.
General American Tank Car
was off 23s at 1929.
international Business Ma
chine last at 100.
Otis Elevator was off 5 at
287.
Standard Gas closed at 1141z,
off 1.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
lost 2 to close at 1OS.
The Washington times., 1931-01-13

balance will be used for additions
and betterments to the COM
pany's properties.
The first and refunding mort
gage bonds Of the company,
which will amount to $17O,00O,-
900 upon the sale of this issue,
are secured by a direct first
mortgage on important properties
owned by a subsidiary company,
by direct mortgage on all prop
critics Of the Pacific Gas & Elec-
trio Company, subject to prior
liens of underlying mortgages,
and by $59,598,000 general and
refunding mortgage bonds pledged
with the truSteNA
The Washington times., 1931-01-13

16A Zenith Radio.....
Dividend symbols: a, extra; b dividend stock
C. and SO in Stock d. scrip.
*Ex-divdend. fEx-REhts
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
FURTHER TESTS
Of MARKET.
PREDICTED
Securities Expert Believes
Bears Will Try to Shake
Mart Trend; Action Cited
BY THE WALL STREET
SPECTATOR

Stocks in all sections Of
the market broke out of their
groove" on Monday to swing
downward in the final
period. With the favorable
steel tonnage report out of
the way and the first Of
the important corporation
earnings estimates for 1880
mot so good" it was newt
able the bears should have
tested" the real strength Of
the market.
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
NATIONAL BANKS MEET

National banks of the District
Of Columbia are holding their an
nual meetings today in accord
ance with regulations of the
Treasury Department which have
been adopted to prevent the wide
spread dates which formerly
The Washington times., 1931-01-13
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
FURNISHED by W. B. Hibbs & Coz

kcuFnlSneQ Dy W. D. 6lIUps O. W.
SALES
Potomac Electric IS, 1858, $4,000
at 108.
Capital Traction Company, 100
43; 5@43; 10@42B.
Potomac Electric 512s pfd., 5
q 10814, 10 q 1904, 10 @ 1094.
Riggs National Bank, l q 460.
American Security and Trust
Company, 10 q $50, 3 at $50.
National Bank of Washington,
6 @ 225.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 20 @
81, 20 @ 8634.
AFTER CALL
Washington Railway and Elec-
trio, As, $4,000 q 871s.
Washington Gas Company, IS,
33-A, 800, @ 1O2, 200 @ 1O2, 100
q 102.
Public Utility Honda Bid | Ask
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

liza de SLATED en- ell cargamen-
to del buque.N
La w. j. Cole fue al ma
da por seis negros que Ia 'u-
laban, ell dfa 81 de dieienf0re,
en- I'm lugar al sur de las Tortu-
gas Secas.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
FALLECIO Ell SIR. FELIPE
LLOSA, ANTIGUA VECI-
NO DE M

En- su Residential de la Doce
avenida 2101 dej6 de existir
anoche ell Sr. Felipe Llosa, de
IS amos, miembro de una anti
qua y respetada familia de
Tampa.
Ell ST.. Llosa gozaba de YER
daderas simpatias en- esta CO.
munidad Y su entierro, que Sc
verificara en- la tarde de hoy,
a las cinco, sera una Yerdade-
ra demostraci6n de duelo.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, Sra.
Carolina Llosa, un hijo, Saliva
dor, y una hija, Sra. Blanca
Llosa de Prida, que reside en-
Espana .
A todos sus familiares, y en-
particular a SUI hijo Salvador,
enviamos nuestra sentida ex-
preston de condolencia. .
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

Comenz6 aver en- la corte del
circuNo bajo la prSsidencia del
juez Parks la vista del pleito
establecido por G. E. Taylor, de
Ga amos, un comisionista, contra
L. M. Hatton. Jr. sheriff de es-
tie condado, por arresto Illegal.
Taylor declare que ell dipu-
tado Brooks lie detuvo en- ell ho-
tel Bay View bajo la acusaci6n
de haber expedido cheques fall
sos Y no haber pagado SUI ALOHA
miento en- Miami. Aunque sus
senas p~ersonales no concorda-
ban con las del hombre buscado,
Sc lie tuvo encerrado en- la car
eel durante cuatro dias.
Hatton luego lie puso en- Ii
bertad diciendo que el Sc habfa
equivocado.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
VOTICAS DE-
INTERES Local.

CO. Meats, uno de hs siete
presses que Sc escaparon con
James Turner, ell bandido a
quien matara en- duelo ell sheriff
Joughin, Sc confes6 aver culpa-
BILE en- la corte criminal de hS-
Der robado en- ell establecimien-
to de Luis MuAer, si%6ado en-
la esquina de Florida y Waters.
y fue sentenciado por ell jue4
Petteway a cuatro amos medic
de carcel. u Q
Bajo la sentencia 81 debe cum
plir seis meses en- la carcel y
cuatro amos en- RaifNrd.
A seis meses fue Sndenado
Albert Cason, que Sc onfes6
cuEpable de robar una m1auina
de jugar. n
Fueron absueItos Leo Moro
v Robert Harwell a los que Sc
acusaba de administrar una ca
sa de juego en- la esquina de Flu
Her y New Orleans.
Leo Peterson, negro tambien
fue absuelto, por juego prohi-
Dido.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
F. Ell GENERAL HOL.
BROOK

Proceuvnte de New YorN arri
DO aver a Tampa ell Oral. L. R..
Holbrook, comandante del Quin
to Cuerpo, con Quartet general
en- Fort Hamilton, New York.
Aqui 10 recibi6 ell teniente
French, de Maxville Field, Ala
bama que vino EN- un nuevo
tipo de aeroplano de observa-
ci6n. Despues de que asista aqui
a una comida que en- SUI honor
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
ofrecera al Club del Ejercito y
la Marina. ell General saldra ha-
cia Atlanta en- aeroplano.
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Durante ell dia de aver arri-
baron los vapores Commercial
Orleanian, Cuba, Munloyal, O.
T. Waring Y Point Montana.
Cargada de platanos lego de
Baracoa la motonave Luis &C.
raci, de bandera panamena.
Procedente de Smith Bluff,
Texas, arribo con petr6leo II
motonave Solitaire.
Salieron aver los vapores a.
mericanos Commercial Quaker,
Nosa Chief y la motonave Tor
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
R DE APELACIO-
MES SOSTIENE LA DECI-
SION DEL J0CZ AKER-
MAN soBRE LIZ APoNos
DE INTERPLAY

Confirmando una sentencia
del juez federal Akerman, la
corte de apelaciones de New
Orleans declare aver sin lu-
gar un recurso que fuera pre-
sentado por los propietarios
del distrito de Interplay en- con
ira de los tenedores de
3,OS7, 900 en- bonos, que quie
rem cobraT.
Esta decision del alto tribu-
nal concede poder a la corte
federal para ordenar Sc co :
bren las contribuciones atrasa-
das y Sc dicten medidas para
cobrarlas en- ell future.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

Pero existe una decision del
juez Dan J. Jones, de la corte
del circuito de Chipley, ante =
rior a la de Mr.. Alderman, en-
favor de los propietarios, por
cuanto fijasen $753,000 la can
tidad a pagan por estos. La cor
tie suprema de la Florida resol
vera este case ell dia II de man
20.
Entire dos fuegos Sc encuen-
tran ahora los propietarios.
La corte federal da compile
ia autoridad a los duenos de
bonos y un tribunal del estado
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

Representa- a Hatton la firma
de abogados MacFarlane, Petit
ingill Y MacFarlane.
Ell comisionista tiene a J. Tom
Watson de defensor.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

Una indensnizaci6n de $4,000
por ell salvamento de la goleta
w. J. Cole, la cual entro aqui
remolcada ell dia 8 de febrero,
fue pedida aver en- I'm pleito es-
tablecido en- la corte federal.
Ell litigio fue presentado por
Nolth British and Mercantile
Insurance Co., que tiene una pc
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

0OLADA Z MOSAOLO
Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
dado alivlo q miles de perso
las que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos Y perdida de Pc
SO. Estas molestias han tenido
origan en- ls pobreza y debili-
dad de Ia sangre.
P. P. p. renueva los cor
p6sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuand0 este se
obtlene desaparece ell sufri
niento, regresan las fuerzas y
II sistema recupera 81 condl.
ion saludable.
DeJe que Ia devuelva 81 So
nd.
listed no arriesga I'm centa
70 On usar P. F. P. Su boti.
.ario tiene instrucciones para
tevolverle su dinero 81 no que
Ia satisfecho dsepues de usar
a primera botella. Tai es la fe
lue tenemos en- P. p. P.
gConsentirA listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendcse debil,
;uAndo puede gozar de buena
alud, fuerza y felicldadf
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19


Lee contra Walter Lee; Ado
Scott contra G. J. Scott; VIII
cite Lucille Lopez contra Anto-
MO L68ez; Placido Perez lara
bozo contra Jose Villamil; Pc,
ter Taylor contra j. F. AlexanfV
der; Nella Mae Dillon contra
Fred Dillon; Mona Floyd con-
ira Robert j. Floyd; Ralph
Kennett contra Rosa Pride
Scott; Otilia Ad0rda contra Ju-
Ian Alorda; Nellie B. Scott
contra r. C. Scot@
Corte Civil: First National
Bank contra j. M. Ahrano;
Electrical Research Products,
Inc, contra ]. T. Horne.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

afirma que solo debe pagan ca
da propietario ell rs por ciento
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
=. T. F.

LIMPIA C~IENTIFICAMENTt
LA SANCRE Y Ia TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUClENDO r
SOlIDA Y MJJSCUIO
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scouts HONORED BY
STATE LEGISLATURE
Will Receive congratuIation
From SoIons on Organiza-
tons Anniversary

One of the most unusual birthday
greetings ever extended to Al Amer
lean organization vas being prepared
Friday by state officials.
It will be an expression by the state
Of North Dakota, speaking through
its general assembly, facilitating the
Boy Scouts of America on the 21st
birthday anniversary Of that organ
ization.
Action was taken Thursday at the
joint meeting of the house and sen
ate to honor the memory Of Abraham
Lincoln and members of the house
and senate who have died during the
last two years.
On motion Of Senator Frank Hy-
land, Devils Lake, the assembly voted.
unanimously to extend to the Boy
Scouts of America it's hearty con-
CALCULATIONS upon having arrived at
the age Of majority; THAT North Da-
kota welcomes among It's citizens Of
tomorrow those who now ale men,
bers of the various scout troops
throughout this commonwealth"
The resolution charged the presid-
ing officers of the house and senate
with the duty Of conveying these SEN
timents to the proper officers o! the
Boy Scouts of America in a document
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to be signed by them, by til, COVER
nor and by the secretary Of state, and
to which the great seal Of the state is
to be affixed.
Members Of local scout organiza-
tionS presented Scout naEdbooxs to
Governor George F. Shafer. Lieuten-
ant Governor John w. Carr and
Speaker G. v. Freeman as a part Of
the ceremony. l
In presenting the books, Duncan
Wallace, an Eagle scout. said:
MI. President, we are grateful for
the kindness shown to the Boy
Scouts in permitting us to join with
the members of this legislative as
sembly in paying tribute to the men,
DRY of Abraham LincJln On this,
his natal day, the Boy Scouts Of
America pledge their undivided 10y
atty to che government which he pre-
served; and hereby pledge to this
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state our loyalty and support In any
cause that may make for q better
North Dakota. Your excellency,
Governor Shafer, Mr.. President and
Mr.. Speaker, accept these tokens Of
our pledge as an evidence OF the sin
certify Il Dur intentions.
Each scout. then repeated the oath
Of the organization as follows:
ION my honor, I will do my best
to do my duty to God and my coun-
try and to obey the Scout Law; to
help other people at all times and to
keep myself physically strong, men,
tally awake and morally straight" 2
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and the ashes placed In an urn which
win rest beneath Z huge oil portrait
Of him, painted by q local artist.
The dog was the winner OF national
and international shows and was
valued by one fancier at $25,Q00,
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AristOcratic Police
Dog Dies in Chica9o

Chicago, Feb. 13.-R-K1odo Won
Boxberg Is dead.
Klodo. described by his admirers
as n Of the most a~ristocratic police
dogs in the world, died Thursday fol-
lowing an operation for removal Of
his tonsils. His body was cremated
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which offer was rejected by his own
er, II. L. Kane. Naughty bluebloods
Of Germany's canine nobility we're
among those that have bowed before
Klodo. He MAS taken to . dentist
twice . year and would not eat, his
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WILL ROGERS FLIES BACK
Texarkana, Ark, Feb. 13.-(P-Win
Rogers planned to fly back to Holly
wood and delayed motion picture
work Friday. leaving $221 ,191 from an
aerial transforming tour for drought
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dren have arrived in two years at
the home of MI. and Mrs. Wlllam
Empke-three sets Of twins. Empke
IS an unemployed coal miner. He
has eight children.
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and unemployment relief IN the
southwest.
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owner said, unless his food came to
him on q fork.
CHILDREN IN Z YEARS
Benton, Ill, Feb. 13.-R-Six chill
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-22
EXPECT BIG CROWD
FOR CLUB PROGRAM
Members Of County Homemade
ers' Clubs, Friends to Meet
at Menoken Grove

More than 1000 persons are ex-
pected to be present when members
Of Burleigh County Homemakers..
clubs and their friends gather at the
Menoken Grove Friday for the an
nual Achievement Day program, ac-
cording to n. o. Putnam, county
agent.
Putnam estimates that it probably
viii be the largest crowd ever to at
tend an Achievement Day program
In Burleigh county.
Those attending will gather at the
picnic grounds at 10 a. m, when the
program will commence.
At noon a picnic lunch will be
served.
In the afternoon spectators will be
entertained by musical presentations,
a one-act play and a number Of other
features specially prepared for the &C.
casion.
Among the speakers will be H. o.
Putnam, county agent; Miss Grace
belong, leader of women's club work
in North Dakota: and Miss Ruth
Dawson. nutrition expert from the
agricultural college.
Mrs. Fred Jordan will be in charge
Of the picnic lunch and Mrs. Horace
Dirlam will lead the community sing
ing.