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The Washington times., 1931-05-26

SiSt in the
minds of the
fans as to
W / IL n i n g
streaks, a n d
the likes, OF
major league
b a S e b a ii
teams of all
time.
TnlS SCaClSC1
cal outburSt
i S brought
a b ou t, of
course, by the
p h e nomenal
The Washington times., 1931-05-26

started losing
the war.
The Indians
ce t al l y
didn't make
a ny detOurs
in their Stra-
tegic retreat
from the top
of the league.
If we didn't
have the good
old Red SOx
for a fOunda-
tiOn the C1eVe-
la n d cIu b
would Op
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
MAKE HIM WALK

In two seasons, Max Bishop.
Athletics infielder. drew 356 bases
on balls. his free trips from home
plate to first base totalling a dis
tance of 5000 feet.
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
SENIORS DRILL

Lionel Seniors will drill Thurs,
day at o'clock /on the West
Ellipse. All players are urged
to report on time.
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
GOLF
By CHESTER HORTON

A reader presents this
strange case:
81 worked my game down to
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
BALLSToN SEEKS

BallSton nine wants games
with unlimited teams. Call Clar-
endon 1853.
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
Keeping Team Fit Is Mission
Of Trainer Martin
BY GARRETT WATERS
Times Staff Correspondent

BOSTON, May 26-Its wise child that reaps the harvest
So says Martin experienced old trainer of the Washington
Grffmen
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
NICK
ALTROCK
Says:

BOSTON, May 26.-NOw the
fans in Cleveland know how the
Berlin folks felt when Germany
The Washington times., 1931-05-26

Rooms, and many Of them with
boarding eOnvenlences. are listed for
Room Hunters convenience in the
Rental Columns Of tOday's Classified
Section.
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
MANAGER JOHNSON RATES BOSTON SERIES AS IMPORTAN
Baltimore Country Club Golf Play Postponed to ursd
Today's
Sportorial
By KIRK MILLER

We thought today we would
dust off the record books and
uptangle some doubts that per
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
PLAYERS
POINT FOR
N. A. TITLE
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Owing to the limited field, the
annual Baltimore Country Club
golf tournament, will not open
until Thursday with but one day
of qualifying rounds.
The event was listed to begin
tomorrow with qualifying round
and another qualifying round
Thursday with match play rounds
on Friday and Saturday.
However. Talbot T. Speer,
chairman of the golf committee
of the Baltimore Country Club,
stated today that there were
hardly more than $50 entries
and that these could be qualified
on Thursday.
One third of this number
are from Out-Of-tOwn, mostly
from this. city. The tOurna-
ment will be played over the
Five Farms course of the Balti-
more Country Club and likely
scene for the 1892 national
amateur championship.
Woody Platt, the Philadelphia
golfer who won the tourney last
year, will not defend his cham
pionship. T. Philip Perkins, the
former British amateur champion
and runner-up to Platt last year,
also will not compete.
Two Tie for Medal
Mrs. Betty Parker Meckley, de-
Tending champion, and Mrs. j.
Marvin Haynes, the most serious
challenger, tied for the qualifying
medal in the renewal Of the
women's championship over the
Chevy Chase course, each scoring
88. Women's par for the Chevy
Chase course is 78.
Both players had their worries
with the wind while Mrs. Meckley
trapped herself at the eighth
green and taking nine strokes as
a result. Mrs. Haynes had five
3-putt greens which didn't help
her any.
Mrs. S. F.. CollaGay and Mrs
Hume Wrong tied for the runner,
up position, each with SO. Five
3-putt greens proved damaging to
Mrs. Colladay's hopes. The cards
of Mrs. Meckley and Mrs. Haynes
follow:
Mrs. Haynes....... 556 S55 674-ts
Mrs. Meckley...... 64s SS6 $3.50
Mrs Haynes. 454 455 5s5-42-SS
Mrs. Mrs. Meokley 865 s4S ss5-4S-SS
Many of the men golfers Of
the District are sharpening their
games in preparation for the
annual Middle Atlantic anna
teur championships scheduled
to open June 4 at the Princess
Anne Club at Virginia Beach,
Va.
There will be an 18-hole quail
fying round on the first day Win
the first 16 low scorers to engage
in match play rounds for the
championship. Entries, accom-
panied by a So fee, close with
Walter r. McCallum at the Prin'
cess Anne Club, Virginia Beach
Va, on June 2 at 2 p. m.
Team Championship, Too
All prospective entrants must
submit a certified handicap un
der the Calkins system. Besides
the championship flight, there
there will be two other sixteenE
as we'll as the club team cham
pionship. Competition for the
latter will be played during the
qualifying rounds.
The Washington times., 1931-05-26

WHO faces Jack Portney in
a 10-round scrap at Fort Wash
ington next Monday night. in
frankie Ulaun's initial outdoor
card Of the season at the pop
ular coast artillery reservation.
The Washington times., 1931-05-26
Baseball
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

FGames behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia, 4-16 New York, "a.
Cleveland, Z; Chicago. g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (rain).
(OnIy games scheduled0
TODAY'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1931-05-26

Many of the men golfers OF
the District are sharpening their
games in preparation for the
annual Middle Atlantic anna
teur championships scheduled
to open June A at the Princess
Anne Club at Virginia Beach,
Va.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07

Sa Spolocne $ nami zllcaStnili sv.
omSc pOvG' 'aGnosti mil0stivrmu
Bohu "a 20 rokov st 'astnGho a
blazentho manzeIskfho zivota.
Prajeme 81, ably miloStivI Bob Wy
slySal na$e ziadosti, ably Vas tax
samo zehnal V nanledujucich ro-
koch, aby Vas zivot Dol roka na
rok bohatSi. krajSi a lepsi. nezli
V rokoch zasIych. Mech kazdV rok
prinasa al Vam hojnost' sta
sta a blaha, ako Wy ste nam ze-
lali. Tiez 81 praieme, ably Sme
vzdy kratali Spolu tel 81 achct
nej praci "a mas slovensky l'ud
a nadovsetko "a naSe slovenSkG
organizacie.
TAX samo chceme vvslovit' ma
su Uprimnn a Srdecnll vd 'aku "a
I'll bohatil pohostinnost', ktorti
ste nam preukazaIi minulii stredu
a "a prltomnost' naSich pirate
Pow zvlaSt' "a pritomnost ma
sich hi. nradniciek host'ov 2
CleveIandu. co bolo d0kazom, IL
Slovaci V Youngstown sI vazeni
a cteni Pud'mi. stojacimi ma &c.
le jednej najvacslch sloven
! skych organizacii ma svete. Musi
me tu dodat', ze Slovaci ma Maho
ming doline stoja V prvych ra
doch, co sa tyka narodnej pract
a svornosti takymi zostann dc
smrti.
KoneGne uist 'ujeme nasich pria
tel 'ov, ze to prekvapenie budt
nam vzdy pamatne a ifam, Il
dojde ten cas-, re al my budem'
YAM vstave til cest', to ilprimn'
priatel'stvo oddanost' vynahra
dit a preukazat' a do tych cia
prosfme Vas, prijmite laskave ii
| nprimne slova povd' acnosti.
n S 1ctou
Stefan a Maria G. Slifks
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
PRECO ZMIZLA JAMKA
S TVARI?

Jamocka zije uz len baSni-
ckIch vylevoch a vo starych re.
manoch len zriedka ma tvari, le-
bo ma rameni zien. Ano, boly easy,
ked' bola vel mi ob'nbenou, ale
dnes upadIa V zapomenutie pra-
We tax, ako dlhG, White a hodvab-
ne mikke vlaSy, ako plet' ''nez-
ma ako mlieko a ruzova ako lu-
pinky'. Diktatori risi mody
vSak nasli vysvetlenie pre- to, pre-
co sa dnes Wac jamkou tva-
ri nestretavame. Vra! pretO, ze
mOderna zena ho Wac nem0ze
potrebovat'. "Sportovkyna, zena
zarobkove einna, tanecnica i mon
denna DANA - hovOria mOcni
modneho sveta - dava vyhradne
prednost' ostrym a pevnym TIA
HON v oblicaji. M6da stihlej linie
je okrem toho jamkam vel'mi
nepriazniva. Dnesna zena memo
ze mat ma stihlom tele plny, gu
l'aty oblicaj.' U zeny; ktora Ii
vote zaujala inaksie miesto ako
skor, ktora sa stala vaznejsou, a.
lie tiez unavenejsou, ktora musi
bojovat' prave talk ako muz, uni,
zol siroky, spokojny smiech v<(ob.
hcaji. TO bola tiez smrt' jam6c.
Ike, lebo ia sa tvori len pri siro
kom, pohodlnom dsmeve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
Nal dobru pricinu.

- Preco 81 sa roziSiel S tou
svojou znamost'ou Z ohlasky?
- Pre- jej posledny dopis.
= Ale we'd ii ich prvej pisala
tol 'ko, re 81 ich nestacil obdivo-
vat.
Nuz ano, tie boly pfsane ma
stroll, ale posledny rucne, takze
som poznal, ze ma t'azk1 ruku.
A to je nebezpe6ne. 2
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
VRELE PODAKOVANIE OD
SLIFKOVCOV.
Pritonna.

Ctent FIJI. Uradnicky Z. j., Ho-
sta, Priatelia, Spolusestry a Spo-
lubratia:
Dovol'te nam vyslovit' VAN vSe-
1kIm naSu srdeGnn a llprimnU
ID 'aku "a til cest', til lasku. til
~vornost' preukazanii nam pri o
slave 20. vyrocia naSeho blazene.
no manzeItskfho stavu. Zaiste ne
mohli ste nam preukazat' svor
neiSiu Iasku uctu, ako ked' ste
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
Medzi zen&cn,i.

Tlchuba: "'Coze, Cadrna boil
zenatyY To som ami nevedel.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07

zavolala sestru Slifkovu po tele-
fone al do Struthers, re name
nejakl zvlaStnu sch0dzu a Sestra
Slifka re musi tam byt' pritom-
ma.
A ked' Sme tTch mladTch tam
dostaly. talk SINE ich pelne oven
ely. Sestre Slifkovej SINE priho-
tovilv pekny slajer a boketu Bo-
10 nej vSetko, CO Pan Bob do
brej gazdinej V zahradke pozeh-
ma. od kukurice az po petrusku.
Nechybovalo tam ami perecko pre-
jei manzela. V ktorOm bola al vo-
nava cibul 'ka. Bola tam celia sva-
dobna druzina: druzicky a druz-
bovia, svatky a starostovia V slo-
venskom kroji.
Ked' nam ciganslSi muzikanti
zahrali svadobnT mars. tax to bo-
la procesia. akej naSi manzelia
nemali ami pred 20 rol1mi. Ma Sa-
nom predku niesly vankiiSe =
moSadznou obrlickou tax malv
to byt' dievcata koSami pol :
nych kvetov: "a mimi naSi man
celia, a talk druzicky a drnzbO-
via. TAX sme Sa pekne zabavaly
! do pol II. hodinv. Po tanci bola
bohata hostina, pri ktorej nechy-
bovalo ami to mokr6, ktorr naSim
muzom dalo lepsej naIady.
Bol tam pr1tomnI al mas OBJ
fnbeny duchovnI. tiez mas vaze-
ny advokat Jan Willo. brat Sc
stry Slifkovej, ktorF jubilantom
blahozelal jeho pellnej a premv-
slenou recou a obdaril ich peknEm
striebornIm darom. Mali SINE me-
dzi nami al Mr.. a Mrs. Franek 2
Farrell, Pa, a 60 mas na.viac no~
teSilo bOlo to. ze a. naSc Ill., Il
radnicky. sestra Maria f. Grega
nj. zap. IkSZJ. manzclom a
>ynom, seStra Lorenc. preds. doz
ikSZJ. a seStra Chovanik, preds.
| CiSla 141. Z Clevelandu mas po-
ctily svojou pritomnost'ou. Nena-
chadzame slov. vyslovit' naSu Sc
sterskn a nprimnii vd 'aku naSim
FIT. Uradnickam a panu Gregovi
al ich synovi "a til vel XII ccSt'
ze sa zlcaStnily tejto hoStinv.
Vasa pritomnost, vase uprimnt
slova mas vsetky poteSilv, odu-
Sevnily a dodaIy chuti k obcto-
vaniu sa d'alsej praci "a naSu mi
III Zensi1ii JednQtu.
Jubilanti obdareni boil mnohN-
mi peknymi darmi, "a co Sa srIe-
cne pod 'akovali.
Ma ve@ierku SINE sa vel mi pak-
ne zabaviIy. lebo vSetktho bolo
hojno. tax ze nam bude dIho pa
matnym.
Jubilantom zelam, ably sa V
st asst zdravi a BozSkom po-
zehnanl dozili al zlatfho jubileu-
| ma.
| pritoY,,na
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
MA ROZLUCKU
hi. uradnik1ni a delegatmi Is.
konvencie s. E..

K nasim milym host'om
este premldvime,
lebo len sam Bob vie
kedy sa vidime.
" sa vasa praca .-
k koncu naklonuje
A kazdy S pokojom
81 veci rychtuje: 4
domov k svojim milym ~
to V Bozom meme,
sem tam z radosti
kazdy k ciel'u speje.
Zas ste vykonali
dielo v historii
tn naSom Youngstowne
V vasej konvencii. #
Poukladali ste bod "a bodom
a kde-tu i novy,
by stalejSie boly
tie vase stanovy.
Vzpomenuli ste 81
ma vdovy, siroty,
Bob INA, sn take,
co nemaid boty.
A tax to nariadil
i mas premily Pan:
Kto vdovam, sirotam stedre
udel'uje, tomu odplatu dam!
Ze vase poslanie
ma svoju cenu,
kto sa bliznym deli,
dOstane odmenu.
Nuz Bohom 81 id'te,
kazd! svojou stranu,
ze ste u mas boil,
chvala Panu Bohu,.
mech vas on sprevadza
so vsetkym opatri,
vsak On vzdy ma svojich
shora dolu patri.
S Bohom vam volame,
drahi nasi mill,
nechze sd cd VERY
ziadon neodchyli.
TAX budeme v jednom
to tuhom svazku,
mix nam neodbere
naSu vieru sladkn!
S uctou
Ten, Go predtym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
sLAVILI 2O-RoCNE JUBILEUM
STAVU MANZELSKEHO.

PAM Maria c. Slifka, hi. uc-
tovnicka I. X. S. Z. J. a jei pan
manzel. Stefan Slifka. dobre Una
my a vazeny obchodnik. Slavlll
syoie 20. vyrocie staVu manzel-
skeho nedel u. dna 26. julia pri
slavnostnej sv. omsi 0 pol 9. no.
dine rano kostole Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. OmSu svatu slnzil Rev.
Stefan Begalla, pri asistencii Rev.
T. L. Gerrity a Rev. M. Tondra,
poeas ktorej nasi jubilanti pri-
stupili k sv. prijimaniu spolu so
svoiou milou rodinkOu a rodic-
mi.
lie 81 youngstownSkt sestry eta
vazia ich HI. Uradnicku a spo-
lusestru Dol d6kaz, ked' Sestry l.
radnicky vsetkych spolkov v Ma
honing doline sisly sa pred ko-
stolom cakaly ma jubilantov.
Ked ISL do chramu BOziehO. dve
dievcatka z Pannenskiho Oddielu
oddaly i'm kos peknVch zivTch
kvetOv a tax V sprievode tNch
nevinnych dietok PannenSktho
Oddielu, troch deer sestry Slif-
kovej, nradniciek GiSiel mestp
Youngstown a asi 100 1dl1yn spoil
kov, pristnpily SINE vsetky in cor
pore ku Stolu Pana. Oltare bolv
ozdoben6 krasnymi zivImi kveta-
mi, ze hola mila wee videt' talk
peknv obraz iasky a oddanosti.
Ked' SINE vysIy kostola. Sc
stra Slifka so slzami OGiach nam
vrncne d 'akovala. M0zete 81 pred
ftavit', jak sa citila, lebo to bo1o
prekvapenie, o com Ona ami netu-
Sila a neOcakavala. Sestra Slifko-
va totiz bola cely tIzden V Chi
cagu ma 25-rocnom jubiIeume p.
O., IKSZJ. my seStry SINE jej
nepritomnosti vSetko to bez lei
vedOmia ucinily. Bola to radost
ME len pre- jubilantov, ale maly
sme radost al my jej spoluseStry,
ze SINE maly prilezitost' doka-
zat' sestre Slifkove.j, ze 81 tiez IL
zname jej sebaobetovanie pri ka-
zdej narodpej prilezitosti. lebo O.
ma je vzdycky ochotna podat
nam svoju pomocn1 ruku. Ci to
NJ pri spolkovej alebO osadne.i
zalezitosti, vzdy SINE uiSten6 iej
ochotnou pOmocou a dobrou ra-
dou.
Prajeme seStre Slifkovej jej
panu manzelovi. ably ich Pan Bob
nebesky S ich krasnou rodinkou
troch dievcat a troch chlapcov (z
ktorych najstarSi syn je V rehol-
nom ustave Jezuitov) zehnal a
zivil "a mnohe mnoh6 roxy. a.
by dozili oslavit' strieborn6 i zla
tt iubileum svojho manzelsktho
stavu.
Teraz ale idem opisat' to druht
prekvapenie, ktore sme maly pre-
sestru Slifkovu a jej pana man
zela a boil to vecierok, ma ktor[
nezabudneme ami my, ktore sme
bolv tam pritomn6, lebo SINE So
vsetky tax dobre citily.
V stredu vecer min. tyzdna ma
ly SINE tax zvany Surprise Party
a to tiez by sa nebolo dalo taR
l'ahko urobit', ked by sestra Slif
ka bola donna. No ale jako hovo
ria po anglicky: "When the cat:
away the mice like to play. tai
to bolo al nami Sestra Danko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
Pravda.

UciteP: Kol'ko je dvadsat'
bez dvadsiatich9
Ziak (mlci).
UciteP: - No, keby 81 NAL vo
vrecku dvadsat' centov ztratil
by 81 dvadsat' centov, co by 81
NAL vo vreckc?
Ziak: - Dieru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07
z krcnay.

- Poyedzte mi grg - kde
byva grg - kde byva - grg
Peter Zajaco
= Ale, clovece, we'd ste to Wy!
To viem, = grg ale kde
byvam grg to chcem We
diet!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-07

Trojnoha "Patrne bol, lebo
parte stoji, BE umrel pc dlhsom
utrpeni.'
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-24

A sensation last year 4, Pen
ney's for almost two dollars
morcl Warm? You bet. And
the big Wambino collar Is an
added feature Nothing to beat
Il for comfort
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
Death Claims Mother
OF Seven Wednesday

Mrs. Gottlob Mueller, 81, a resident
of Ashley for the last 10 years, died
here Wednesday after an illness OF
s days duration.
Mrs. Mueller was born in Eureka,
S. D., March 10, 1894, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Reich. She
came to North Dakota a few years
later with her parents and was edu-
Gated in the public schools of the
Rosenthal district. On March 10,
1913. she married Gottlob Mueller,
Ashley.
She leaves her husband, father, a
brother, five sisters and seven chill
Gren.
The children are Eleanor, Hilda,
Esther, Lydia, Benjamin, Harvey and
Elmer, all of whom live at Ashley
Her sisters are Mrs. Jake Entzminger,
Kuhn; Mrs. Andres Eirpele, Lehr;
Mrs. John Wolf, Long Lake, S. D.;
Mrs. Dave Botheive. Danzig, and Mrs.
John Britchau. Napoleon. Her broth
er, John Reich, lives at Hillwig, N.
Oak.
Funeral services will be held at
Ashley in the Baptist church at $3.50
Thursday afternoon, Rev. Grumbine
OF Fredonia officiating.
Burial will be made at the Berlin
cemetery at Ashley.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
Will Hold Baptist
Institute in 1892

Before the adjournment of the Bap-
fist Ministers institute. which has
been held in Bismarck the last four
days. it was decided that because of
the unqualified success of the confer
ence, that a similar institute should be
held in 1882.
Rev. F. f. Stockton, Fargo: Rev.
F. Klein, Washburn: Rev. Charles
Knapp, Wishek; Rev. E. MONIES, Mi
not: and Rev. E. L. Jackson, Bis
marck, were named to make arrange
ments for the next years meeting.
The institute went on record as
disappearing of public promiscuous
dancing in schools and other public
buildings owned by the taxpayers who
may be divided in their opinion as to
the propriety of dancing"
Resolutions thanking the guest
speakers and the various organiza-
tons who had contributed aid in the
work of the institute as well as to the
people Of Bismarck were passed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1881

Der Of the state highway commission,
H. c. Hollopeter, state highway main
tenance engineer, and representatives
from Casselton, Buffalo and Maple
ton. N
Strenuous protests against the pro-
posal to pave vas voiced by represent
atives Of the three towns who main
tain paving would practically kill"
their towns.
Moe explained that Cass county
and the state perhaps never again
will have an opportunity to get Z
permanent road at such a little ex-
pense as now through using part Of
the 81, 900 allotted North Dakota
for highway purposes in the federal
emergency measure.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
Training School Five
Defeats Flasher, 1863

The Training school basketball
team defeated the Flasher high
school cagers 1879 Wednesday night
in the Training school gymnasium.
The Training school quint allowed
the Flasher team only one field goal
during the entire game although
Flasher obtained seven points via the
free throw line. A total of IL per-
'sonal and two technical fouls were
called on the Training school crew
while the Flasher quint committed
only five personal fouls.
The Training school squad obtained
a 81 lead at the end of the frs.
quarter. They gained seven more
points to hold an 3D. advantage at
halftime. In the second half the
Training school quint totaled eight
more points while their opponents
were only able to garner seven.
Coates and Brastad starred for the
Training school five. Hutchins, CEN
ter, led the Flasher attack.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
AMUSEMENT TAKING
BILLS DELAYED BY
SENATE COMMITTEE
Bills Providing Tax on Malt
Syrup and Tobacco Also
Are Postponed

Four measures providing for sales
and amusement taxes were indefi-
nitely postponed by the senate COM
mittee on state affairs Thursday.
On the amusement tax bill, pro-
viding for a tax on admission to
shows, exhibitions, cabarets and
dances, a majority of the committee
voted to indefinitely postpone the
measure, while a minority planned
to bring a report to the floor Of the
senate to recommend the proposal
for passage.
The proposal was sponsored by
Senators J. H. Burkhart, Ward; G. N.
BrunSdale, Grand Forks: G. w. Fine,
Benson, and William Watt, Cass.
Two other bills sponsored by this
group also were indefinitely post
poned. These bills, S. B. 203, and S.
B. 233, provided for a sales tax on
malt syrup and for licensing dealers,
and for Il sales tax on cigars, che
roots, or tobacco used for smoking
or chewing, except cigarettes or snuff
which are already taxed.
Senator Fines bill, to tax chewing
gum, cosmetics, face powders, patent
medicines, shaving soaps, creams, hair
tonics and other articles, was the
fourth bill ordered indefinitely post
poned by the committee.
A subcommittee was appointed to
consider 4 proposal sponsored by
Senators Watt, Fine, Brunsdale, and
Burkhart, to increase the present
cigarette tax from three to four cents
a package.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
Additional Society
K. c.. Initiation to
Close With BANQUET

A class of Is candidates will be
initiated by the Bismarck council,
knights of Columbus, at a special
service to be conducted on Sunday
Feb. %. at st. Mary's school auditor
ium. AS a preliminary to the cere-
mony. a high la will be celebrated
at 8 a. IN. at st. Mary'S Pro-cathedral.
The concluding feature will be q
banquet at 6 o'clock Sunday evening
in the Patterson hotel Terrace Gar
den, to which wives or guests of men,
bers have been hidden.
Initiation services for the first de-
gree will be held at 10 a. M, with
the second degree given at 11:15 a.
m. and the third degree at 1870 p. m.
Officers of the local council, as
sisted by E. H. Donovan, Langdon,
state deputy, and II. H. Hurning, dis
trict deputy, will conduct the initia-
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
PLANS TO
QUIT MARINE POST
Major General Says He Will
Forsake Military Career to
Be Speaker

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. 19.-P)-Major
General Smedley Butler plans to re-
tire from the marine corps next Sep
TENDER to become a lecturer.
He announced his intention ia
forsake his military career Wednes-
day night when he arrived here to
deliver an address, explaining re had
signed a contract to deliver a series
OF lectures beginning next October.
He said the recent Mussolini Incl
dent which resulted in an apology to
the Italian premier by the state de-
partment and a reprimanu for Butler
from the navy Department lad moth
ing to do with his proposed retire
ment.
His retirement, he said. was contin-
gent upon the consent of the presi-
dent, adding some Washington Off
Gals were aware of his plans and that
he expected no opposition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-19
Avoid
HaIf-cured
Colds!

Half-cured. colds are a source of
great danger! Many a case of Flu
grows out Of them. When you catch
cold take steps to get. it out of your
system quickly and cleanly. That calls
for something more than your old
fashioned cold "cures." It calls for
a treatment such as McKesson's Da-
rol. Darol acts with double speed and
effectiveness. Changes the system
from an acid condition to alkaline
condition, In which cold and grippe
germs do not thrive. TWO tablets ev-
cry three hours with q full glass Of
water will usually stop q cold In 6
hours and drive it completely out OF
the system in IL. No bad elects on
heart or stomach. Equally effective
for headaches and the pains Of neu-
ralgia and neuritis. Get Darol at all
McKeSson Service Druggists and
other independent drug stores with
guarantee Of Satisfaction q mcney
back. A McKesson products-Advsr-
tisement.