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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-13
VIII Trunders
Capture League
Bowling Crown
Capital City Betting Works
Entry Second; s%ridgeman-
R~usssu.Five. Third

The Oscar II. VIII trundlers are the
champions Of the Bismarck bowling
league by virtue Of their victory over
the Capital City Hottling Works en-
try Monday night.
The Will pinmen held q six game
margin to cop the title and also cs-
tabllshed two league records. They
totaled 2,743 pins for th~ree-game hon.
ors and single game honors with .
score Of loss. The Capital City pin
man were second.
The Brideeman- Russell quint re-
manned in third place with two vic
tories over the Elks.
Single game honors in the league
were captured by p. Zimmerman With
246 points. +. Hatera Took individual
hoaors for the three game total with
m average Of 1873 points.
The weeks beat scores were chalk
ed-up by o. Nordlund with COS points
and NJ. Hummel with COS points.
The data - released by Sam Ras-
mvssen. league supervisor for this
weeks league, follow:
NtA-lA~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-13

WITH MAJOR LEACUERS

San Antonto.-John Akc1rar n
thinking Of opening up enew hospital
to take care Of his long list Of alline
New York Giants. The invalids npV
include Leslie and Leach. colds;
schumacher. lame ankle: ponnipo.
torn finger nail: Richhourx, blittsS
on foot. But all the news had poA
been bad. Billy Terry he's signed hi
contract.
Ciearwster-As the days 80 By
II Becomes ins,sas,nyly ishpsftant
= tho Brooklyn RSAiAs y set
Floyd babel Herman . sign On
the dotted line. The kphlns are
hitting freely but not IN concert.
Observers are 81 the opinion ths1
It's hecause the Bsbe, b mot In
there swinging his potent hat.
Fort Myers.-1magine / young out
fielder. who betted .403 and .3ls the
last two seasons, unable to do any
consistent clubbing in the fhiladel-
phia Athletics training camp. That
is the predicement Of Roger Cremer,
from Manahavktn, n. j., with the
Blue Ridge League In l129 aud the
Coast League last summer. Manager
Mack Is hopeful Cramer's slump Is
temporary.
Winter Haven.-MAnafer Shot.
ton has announced thAt Chuck
Klein viii centinre in right field
fer tho Phillies.
Bradenton.-With the arrival here
Thursday night Of Frantic Fr1sch
the number Of missing Cardinals was
reduced to one, Chick" f3Afey. re-
ported to be 4 stubborn holdout.
Frisch brought his unsigned contract
with him, but said he expected nc
trouble in reaching Z Satisfactory
agreement with the club.
San Antonio. - The Chicago
White Sox haA another session q
routine drill scheduled for Friday,
the last one before opening their
spring series against the New
York Giants Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-13
Exhibition Baseball

ny The Aoeeietsl Frstsl
fhufs1ay's he(alts
At Winter Haven, Na.-1rooklyn
(ND 10: philadelphia IN q,
At st., PETERSBURG. J4a.-at. ,Auis
IN IL: AQstp1 tN) "a
At Biloxi, Miss. - Baltimore Z;
washington (A 3.
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Paso Robles.-Thefe vas . lot 81
hack shaping and hanashAktng HAanG
on In the training camp Of the Pitts
buSsh riratss here Friday, as the
bcys welcomed Paul NfAner. heavy
hitting outfielder. Wansf, WHO hAs
hesn nursing On infected foot In Z
st. Louis hospital. reported Thursday
night. ...'..
Tanpa.-Managsr Dan hsw3ey
expects - have No txo0a1e with
his ptt9snt choice for the CLEANUP
Position in the ClnoinnaW ESd1
Mating sE4iS this season. Tony
Oucslnslle, hard hitting litt5s ssc-
sAA hasemAn, II starting or
where ho fiMlahed last yeoS, How.
10y sAl1. Mating more than ~
1nrink the last two months af ths
cAlADsiSh4"
New Orleans.-Reports that Eddie
Morgan, the Cleveland Indians young
first-sacker, was anxious 10 come Il
terms continued to filter Into cams
Friday. The -etsran, Lew Fonaeca,
however, is showing himself ready
to handle the Job capably.
San FrAneisee. - The Detroit
Tigers were here Friday 10 open
their 3S-Same exhibition teur
Nth . same against Ne SAN
Ffancisee Seals, d~edieAting The
Seals new bsssball stadiun.
Los Angeles.-several Chicago Cuh
recruits were breathing more normal.
~ because Of tho knowledge that nj
ono will be cast adrtft before April s
scheduling Of four games for the II.
regulars while the first string club !,
playing elsewhere. made It necesssr,
for Manager Rogers Hornsby +, ham
on to I'll hands.
West Hplln Beaeh.-The battle
b1twsen '1AAy Tom" Jenkins Ana
Larry Bettehcourt for the right
field ~ with the s. Lsuis
1sewns went On merrily Friday.
With Jenkins apparently holding
tho e1ro.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

WILL SUBRENT SMALL APARTMENT
completely furnished for light housekeeping.
Frigidaire, radio; centrally located; moder
ate rent: references eXchanged. Address
Fox 246-H. Star Office.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
ApARTMENTS-FuRNISHED.

FURNISHED ROOM wanted in refined pri-
yate home in Virginia. near transportation
! to Washington: please give particulars. Ad-
dress Box 18TH, Star office. TO-
Evening star., 1931-05-10

3059 QUE ST. NW-TWO ROOMS. SLEEP
ing porch, private bath. completely fur
nlshed; gas, electricity. tel garage; s45.
Broom APARTMENT, BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished: reasonable; references required. 1886
Colorado ave, Ant 206 Columbia 1922
Evening star., 1931-05-10

WOODRIDGE-Large front room, IN prIVsVe
oe4a 27th NV. tnear Wardman Hotell-
Nicely furnished room, electricity, 1nstao 9os !.
water. modern improvements. S15 0ol: "a. :
* 7S;-75T a an pHpK 3o5o Newark st NV
Evening star., 1931-05-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

LYON VILLAGE. VA.-Room and board 70
two people, ami. transportation condt
ton Phone Clarendon 1916. IA"
Evening star., 1931-05-10

n FVFT AND PARK, 1852 Newark So. INV
kttTsctiyelv furnished. large front room;
exclusiVe locality; references; gentleman
Evening star., 1931-05-10
SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

FORT STRONG VILLA, MILE FROM
Washtngton. Lee Highway. Va: large, cool
rooms all modern conveniences with plenty
Evening star., 1931-05-10
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

72I INGRAHAM ST. NV rooms. End
floor front: Ink; southern exposure: SIS
6l3 ST. NE.-3 unfurnished rooms, Ink.
electricity, gas furnished reasonable.
and bath, 3rd koor; rms. on second floor.
necatur 1Gl2-I
Evening star., 1931-05-10

200 VARNUM Nw.--Larse. bright ,ne"l,
block. ] or q; reasonable Adams 44s4. To-
Ia0i WYo AVE NV. APT S2-Laree.
bright room, next BATH. ons or two. Adams
Evening star., 1931-05-10

LmE PKYES1DEaIlAL Al i02e iSta sImHAhNDt
and Kitchen; available June /. Tel Met.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
BROOKLAND.
4 ROOMS & BATH.
1903 HAMIIN ST. NE

1919 nth ST. ROOMS, KIT. g. B...s25 90
903 N. Y. ave- rooms and bath. ..... 30 90
Alb G st. n.w.-5 rooms and bath. ...... 1000
COLORED.
The Rochelle--3 rooms kit. & bath. SIS 90
A. NJ. COOPER. 800 18th st. Nat. 1892.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ATTRACTTVE FOUR
rooms, bath, large slaSSed-in sleeping porch,
pered and painted; most modern mechani-
cal refrigerator; located in attractive sub
urban community; large yard, shade. flow.
ers; very reasonable rent; $50. Wis 1878 .
SHOREHAM APT. 1888 goth ST.-3 LARGE
rooms. beautifully decorated bath; scenic
paper; lovely kitchen; Frigidaire $50.
l467 IRVING ST NW.-ATTRACTIVE 8
large rooms, bath; corner; southern exp;
rent reasonable. Apply resident manager
1902 GIRARD ST. NW-3 ROOMS. KTTCH-
en-, bath; front apt; light and clean; ami;
Murphy bed; adults.
4o4 EMERSON N.W.-ONE LARGE ROOM.
electricity included; reasonable; garage If
desired.
THE ALBEMARLE,
100 ST. NV.
rms, kit. bath. ....,,,. 9n3 90
rms, kit bath. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3 GO
OLD, exclusive building. Close in North.
refrigerator on house current. Large rooms,
west 2044 EVENINGS and Sunday. W North 4sSs.
APT. 3, 2423 PA. AVE- R., K, b.. .s3s 90
APT. 81, 1890 14th ST. r., B.. IS 90
APT. a. I403 ST-2 r., X q HALL, 81 so
AFFLECK. 1898 N. Y. AVE. NET 9299
3o13 PORTER ST NV ROOMS. KTTCH.
en- and bath, available at once: private rests
dence; modern reasonable: adults.
(COntinued On Next PaSe.I
Evening star., 1931-05-10
TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD.
EXCELLENT meals served in attractive din
ING room OF lovely residence to a lmiyei
NUMBER OF guests; inciVidual tables. con-
tenlent TO Ambassador Tneater. Col 8ll2 .
THE HILLCREST, 1900 18th ST. nw.-Plenty
OF nome cooked food: hot bread twice a day;
paIanceo meals; reasonable.
COUNTRY BOARD.
WHITE. Protestant. middle aged lady. on
nice farm. will board and gave mothers
care to children to yrs. old; rates rea-
sonable. Address Box 33l-E Star once
WANTED-Board for Summer on farm for
snaee se sSg pays. ages to IL. Address Box Is6-H
WILL BOARD small children on farm;
mothers care. good food; reference: price
reasonable Phone Ashton il8-E-3, Mr. e.
w. Benson. Brookeyille. Md.
WANTED-Board for people: must be on
a. farm. hiRa grounds. quiet. secluded, with
shaded lawn; abundance OF milk and fresn
vegetables required; Montgomery prefel red
Address Bcx 18th. Star Office
Ideal! HOME to board children; located on
State high way. / hrs. drive from Washing
ton; age ! yr up to IL yrs. Mrs Simon
Craveo. Brookeville. Montgomery County,
Maryland.
CHILDREN boarded on farm. Mrs. Fred
GLAND. Brookeyille. Montgomery County,
Maryland.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

WILL SUBLET COMPLETELY FURNISHED
2-r. K, b. Rpartment at Kew Gardens.
2700 O st. NV; a cool and ideally located
apartment for the Summer; rent, $50 90;
must be seen to be appreciated. Call Pot.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

i724 I8th N.W.-Attractive room, single or
double; use kitchen, library, piano. lsofeS
Evening star., 1931-05-10
WANTED-ROOMS.

WAN NAED-hOON1os
FURNISHED ROOM py lady in detached
modern home or end row; any exposure ex-
cept north; must be very reasonable; close
IN suburb preferred. Address Box l63-H,
Star Office.
FURNISHED ROOM for man of 40 years,
with home comforts. State price in answer
ms. Address Box 148-H, Star Office.
SETTLED LADY, employed room in apt or
private family; vicinity 18th and Pa. ave;
SIS month. Address Box 1871 Star Office
ONE QUIET INEXPENSIVE. furn room
sleeping porch; suburbs preferred; single
man. State rent. Address BOX 290-H, Star
Office.
GENTLEMAN desires furn. room in small
family; QuietnesS essential; NV section
Give details. Address Box 284H, Star Of
flee.
MAN wants quiet room, furnished, in apart
ment house: not over SIS per month Ad-
dress Box 204-H. Star once.
CLEVELAND PARK near Conn. ave.-Sin-
gle room with private family by young
BITE. Star office.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

8I4 CONN. AVE.-LARGE End. FRONT, j R.,
kitchenette, b., $12.50; others, $1050 week;
Ink. room, SO; newly papered and painted;
1877 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, THE MOUL-
ton-Room and bath, davenport-bed, nicely
furnished; only $35. See Resident Manager,
Apt. AZ. jantor
3218 WISCONSIN AVE. NV. APT. 25-2
rooms, kitchen and bath. Apply Resident
Real Estate Dept, 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
National 40l5
Evening star., 1931-05-10
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD

YOUNG LADY wishes single room in home.
NOT apt, NV. section; Sixteenth Heights
preferred Address Box 253-H Star once :
LADY, employed, desires room, private BATH,
Two msals' suburbs. Address Box l45-H,
Evening star., 1931-05-10

N4 9th ST. Newell furn. front bed-sit-
Err room; bus couple 9r bus, women
"a 4. optional; cont. h. W; private family
Evening star., 1931-05-10

S75-sTUDIo APARTMENT, FURN., 4 r. &
b.: grand piano, library, open hreplaces,
service gas g. elec inc: quiet cool. conv.;
downtown. OWNER; references. Phone
Metro 1000
Evening star., 1931-05-10

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS. LIVING ROOM.
Washington's most modern apt. house, ideal
location for downtown; $62. so month. Open
June Ist. Phone Met. 0540. Apt. 325. To-
l1O4 L NW-I OR 2 LARGE RMS, KIT.
bath, facing PIX; sconv. downtown; nicely
fur; cont. h. W.; fresh paint; adults; S40-$50.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH IN
private home, everything furnished. $40
week. "a u st. NV.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
Observation-Disclosures.

GIRL TO SHARE ISsS IFSURHISsaED9 SaI ,s APART
IL Or after g. --
rooms. 3o kitchenette and bath; $50 Apply
manager. ---
7Oi THE CHAsTLEToN, No 1OooO-S-RooM
fully fur apt; June to Oct: Summer rates;
adults; references EXCHANGED.
cool, AIRY APARTMENT, WHOLE FLOOR
of house; windows front & back; entirely
and Ssefy eee
refrigerator. radio; reasonable. 2l23 r st.
NV. Apt. 8. Call Sunday or weekday eve
$40 E ST NE, APT. i03-TWo ROOMS,
kitchen, bath; completely furnished; adults;
s475o. Apply Sunday or after 4 evenings
1918 o ST: N.W..FIRsT FLOOR, 2 BRIGHT
water. ami we'll furnished. clean. quiet.
303. 1901 COLUMBIA RD-TwO ROOMS,
nished and decorated: twin beds Tuith new new
box springs and mattresses, all linens, sill
yer. dishes, radio vacuum cleaner, etc.
1908 N ST. N.W.-sECOND FLOOR: LARGE
hardwood floors gas. light free. 10
Pk:-Liv. rn1., 2 bed rms, twin beds. d., k b.,
Frigidaire' radio; COOL attractive. Clev.
1856 cG.vERT sT-APT. 3 ROOMS: CHTL-
dren or Soes allowed; $40 per week
PAaK LEE; 1880 PARK RID. N.W.-MoD-.
Fri eeellent l9c; and cool. beau. fur.
kt k sp"Si1gS exp ofs5Shg 57 as Ts hail. dinette
bachelor apt; Ink; s45. Ad 5s82. Is -
1924 10th NV ROOMS. .K1TCHENETTE;
newly papered. painted; sink. range, break
fast set; completely fur; reas.
FOR SUMMER ROOMS. PORCHES, Ia
koma Park, oyerlooking- wooded Maryland
SIS. Phone Shepherd 2541-W.
FOR JUNE AND JULY-OUR BEAUTIFUL
Groom apartment in best Columbia Heights
location; airy clean: comfortable. cool; two
Address Box 259-H. Star Once
CARLISLE COURT, 1401 COLUMBIA ROAD
q rooms, kitchen. bath, southern expos
ure: attractive, large closets. Apply Apt 109
25ls 18th NV. RMS, KITCHENETTE.
MANAGER; $lo50 week, s45 a mo-; no
children.
THE ARGoNNE. APT. 82O-FURNIsHED
and porch; for July and August
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE WITH ANOTHER
meals OPTIONAL $22.5o. l4s0 Irving NV,
Apt. $40.
1910 18th ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished, one-room. kitchen-dinette and bath
apartments with Murphy bed. Apply resi-
dent manager.
sUBLET COMPLETELY FURNISHED TO
reliable party: rooms: seeping porch,
Kearney st. ne North 1858.
exposure, facing Stanton Park; reasonable;
elec. light. heat and gas.
1l0 ST. SEA BRIGHT AND CHEER
full rooms; gas; housekeeping; rent reason
able.
1925 N. H. AVE. APT. 814-CHARMINGLY
fur. bed-living room, k. and b., light dress
ing room, closet piano, radio, Frigidaire, 2
exposures; convenient bus and cars. Dec.
3701 MASS. AVE. N.W.-CoMPLETELY
furnished apartment, bed rooms. living
room. dinette, kitchen; cool and quiet: two
exposures. From June / to october !. Cleve-
land 4705. Apt. 508.
JUNE 18th TO SEPT BEAUTIFULLY
furnished apt. of rooms; Kitchen. bath;
elderly couple or elderly ladies preferred.
1924 17th ", Apt. 35
North 0567
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS, LIVING ROOM.
inclosed porch. dressing room. k. and bath.
Washington's most modern apt. house. ideal
location for downtown; $3.50 month. Open
June Ist. Phone Met 0540. Apt 325. i0'
l1O4 L NW-I OR 2 LARGE RMS, KIT
bath, facing PIX. 'conv. downtown; nicely
fur. cont. h. W.; fresh paint adults; S40-$50
IL
Evening star., 1931-05-10

1914 ALLISON ST. NW.-Ideal location:
ioveIv o;Iiet private hone5 every conv.;
Beauty. comfort, cleanliness; reasonable
Evening star., 1931-05-10

THE OLYMPIA, i4th and Euclid--Large
front room. newly furnished, near bath. Col.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

am HOLMEAD, between 18th and l4th-
Verv desirable room. overlooking Park ro.;
instantaneous hot water; family, two adults;
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
Golf Auxiliary
To Hold. Party

Thursday night is selected as the
date for the first annual garden
card party BY the Barbara Worth
Country Club Women's auxiliary.
Play VII begin at o'clock on the
Phiiley and Sones lawns on Wens-
ley
Arrangements viii be made to
provide tables for parties or groups
and extra partners will be supplied
when necessary.
Reservations are to be made by
tclephoning Mrs. ?. c. Thacker at
GIG. Committees in charge will ap-
preciate early reservations in order
that adequate facilities will be pro-
vided.
Both auction and contract bridge
viii be played during the evening
and attractive prizes viii be award
ed.
Proceeds from the party will go
70 swell the building fund.
WILL REWARD PALLBEARERS
DAVENPORT. Iowa. U.P)-When
Victor Tovoks VIII was filed for
probate here L was discovered he
had provided SO Tor each palbear-
er at his funeral.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15

of this comfort giving equipment
in your home"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
COOKING CROQUETTES
AND ROASTING
COFFEE HAVE MUCH
IN COMMON
Success Depends Upon the
Rule A Little at
q Time

Careful cooks do not crowd too
many eroquettes into the hot fat
because they lower the tempera-
ture and then absorb grease. Cook
ing few at a time prevents this.
In roasting coffee there is SINH
lar difficulty when too much is
roasted at once. 1t Is impossible
to control the heat and often. as
result, part Of the batch is over
done and part underdone. This
causes variation IN favor.
Hills Bros, following the rule
in the croquette recipe, roast only
q few pounds of coffee at a time
by their patented. continuous proc
ess-Controlled Roasting. There
Is no variation IN the roast be-
cause there Is accurate control OF
the heat, also of the flow of coffee
through the roasters. A rare, uni
form flavor is developed such as nC
other coffee has.
Grocers everywhere sell Hills
Bros. Coffee in vacuum cans that
keen It fresh. Air, which destroys
the flavor of coffee, is removed
from the cans when they are
packed, and kept out. Ordinary
cans, even if air-tigkt, do not keep
coffee fresh. Ask for Hills Bros
Coffee by name and look for the
-Arab-the trade-mark-on the can
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc, Los
Angeles, Calf. Clo3I
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
PRESS ADDITION
REQUIRED UNLESS
DOC STORK QUITS

Plans for constructing an addi-
tion to the Press mechanical de-
partment are being discussed today
with the arrival of another rookie"
looking for a job, and likely to get
il. his old man" being Don
Hamilton, foreman of the depart
ment.
Having given a job last week to
Ronald Earl Peck, he couldn't turn
down his own son, Bryon Donald
Hamilton. who hit the Brawley hos
pital yesterday with a 6is pound
thud, a printers rule in one hand
and bunch of type slugs in the
other. Young Bryon is all set for
work and is waiting only for the
addition to be made.
Twice in week is a pretty good
record for an establishment the
SIC of the Press and Old Doc
Stork's chuckles are being matched
by members of the staff while they
wonder who will make it three in
q row.
Meantime Byron Donald and his
mother are getting along fine and
the old man" has so much chest
he can't come within two feet of
the makeup stones.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15

equipment, and make it possible this
year TO enjoy a cooler summer
kitchen. TIE excellent insulation
found in the moSeIn gas ranges
hold the heat in the oven and out
OF the kitchen, while the closed tops
make possible a daily saving in the
use of fuel.
Gas provides an excellent fue.
for both cooking and water heat
ing" states Hayden. "and during
the warm summer weather its COM
fort and convenience is doubly en-
ioyable You have instant heat at
a moments notice, and with the
simple turn of valve the heat is
turned off when the work is COM
pleted. This means no waste fuel
and no additional heat when it is
not desired We will be glad to adj
wise you concerning the installation
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
CREEK
ORDER TO HOLD
COAST ASSEMBLY

The local chapter Of the Order Of
Ahepa is planning To send a big
delegation to the ninth annual na-
tional convention Of the Ahepa So
ciety in San Francisco. August q
to 30. inclusive; according TO Off
GERS of the organization here. who
are displaying great enthusiasm in
preparation for the big national
conclave in the California city in
late August. The coming national
gathering will be the first conven-
ton Of the Order of Ahepa to be
held west of the Rocky Mountains;
and advices received from those in
charge of arrangements at San
Francisco indicate an elaborate and
hospitable programme for the
throngs of visitors expected in the
Golden Gate City during the week
of the Ahepa conclaye.
The Order of Ahepa (fuu name:
american Hellenic Educational Pro
gressive Association is a society of
American citizens Of Greek birth Or
Hellenic American extraction. The
organization is generally accepted
as the nIouthpiece of several hun
dred thousand American Greeks;
and has several hundred chapters
in the United States and Canada.
Its national headquarters are in
Washington. D. c.
Its aim is to make better citizens
of all members and to encourage
Greks who have not been natural
lied, to study for citizenship. The
organization fosters American ideals
and institutions. at the same time
bringing TO its members q touch Of
their homeland.
There are 10 members of the
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
FINISH

The minor repairs tended to; but
tons, snaps and bows all in place
and your dress draped on hanger
and carefully inspected. This Is
the final touch before delivery -
on every piece of lady's work-from
The Marsh Dry Cleaners.
It is the ideal of this plant to
add distinction and style to your
dress. In fact, to improve on the
lustre, sheen and finish of the gar
ment when first taken new out of
the store.
This is Interested Service"
Location: Barbara Worth Hotel
Building. Telephone ABS.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
GAS RANGE SALE
ON TERMS WILL
CLOSE JULY lST

There is only a short time left to
take advantage of the special $40
and Is gas range sale which is
bsing sponsored by the local office
of the Natural Gas Corporation Of
California, as these easy terms will
be available only until July l, ac-
cording to R. l.. Hayden, district
manager of the company here.
Many residents in this area nave
taken advantage of this special sale
IN order to modernize their kitchen
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
MarabIe Rites
Held Yesterday

Last rites for Sam Reid Marable,
10, whs died suddenly Of a heart
attack Saturday were conducted
from Lemons chapel yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock with V. E.
Butterworth, pastor Of the State
Street Christian church. officiating.
lnterment took place at Evergreen
cemetery.
He was born February "a. 1882, in
Oklona, Mississippi, and came to
California Is years ago He made
his home in El Centre for more
than seven years.
His survivors are his widow, Mrs
Sarah Ella Marable; two daughters,
Miss Louise Marable and Miss
Ruth Marable; and three stepsons,
Curt, Sterling and Frank Oswalt,
all of El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
Claims
Endurance Mark

LOS ANGELES. June Is. UP
A new sermon endurance record of
20 hours was claimed by Rev. A.
NJ. Futterer, 60, when he stepped
from the pulpit of his church here
at ? a. m. today.
The Rev. Futterer, president of
the Holyland Bible society, began
speaking at a. m. Sunday with
the intention of breaking. the en-
durance record of IL hours and 10
minutes held by Rev. c. z. Brown,
Of Washington, D. c.
After devoting most of the day
to the subject THE Bible from
Cover to Cover, Rev. Futterer
switched to Palestine Speaks in
1856"
Rev. Futterer did not taste food
throughout his long sermon, al
though he paused several times to
take a drink of water.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
Rrawley S. p.
Station Entered

FL Centro police today were asked
to watch for suspect in the burg
larry last night Of the Southern Pa
cific section quarters in BraWley.
The burglar took a wallet belong
ing to Jose NJ. Galvan, according
to the report. In the wallet was a
passport issued to Galvan, and $40
in bills.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-15
CHARGE BLASTS KILLED
CHICKS

LYNN, Mass. tU.e,-oiaiming
that blasting operations at the site
of a new golf course near his poul-
try farm caused chickens to die in
the shell before they were Matched,
Arthur II. Seague has billed the
city for S20.70 damages.