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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
SCHOOL HEADS TO MEET

Beulah, N. D.. March 29.-Member:
OF the Mercer County School Officers
association will meet here for thei,
annual meeting at 10 a. M, April 4
according to Jack o. Riedel, county
superintendent. w. E. Parsons. dep.
uty superintendent of public instruc-
ton, will speak.
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FUNERAL AT BOWDON

Bowdon, N. D., March 29.-Funeral
services were conducted here for Mrs.
Even Thorstenson, resident OF Bow
don and the vicinity for many years.
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SIJCCIJMBS IN s. D.

Napoleon, N. D., March 29.-Miss
Barbara Reisz, % years old, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reisz, Napol-
con. died at st. Luke's hospital, Aber-
deem, S. D.. following an operation
for appendicitis. She leaves her par
ents, six brothers, and four sisters.
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SUCCUMBS AT FLASHER

Flasher. N. D., March 29.-William
HuSt. 50 years old, died at the home
of his son George, after an illness of
two weeks. Funeral services were
conducted here. He leaves his widow
seven children, % grandchildren, So
great grandchildren and four great
great-grandchildren.
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SHEEP LOSS Is HEAVY

McClusky, N. D., March ga
strange malady has taken q heavy
toll In Sheridan county sheep focks
recently. The illness Is believed
caused by fungus growth on last
years grass, which the wool-bearing
animals have been eating.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29

PLAN NATURALIZATION HEARING
Carson, N. D., March "a natur-
alization hearing in Grant county
district court will be held here Oct.
6, according to M. F. Landgrebe, clerk
of court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
SELECT SLOPE YOyrrus

Grand Forks, N. D., March o.
Arthur Koth, Wishek, and Sherwood
seitz. Mott are among 81 University
Of North Dakota students who have
been elected to associate membership
In Sigma II, honorary scientific re-
search fraternity.
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PLAN SCHOOL CONTEST


Carson, N. D., March 29.-Grade
school pupils of Grant county will
participate in a declamatory contest
at p. m. April is, it is announced
by Wilda Sebastian, county superin-
tendent of schools. The contest will
be held in the Carson high school. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
CONTEST AT MOTT

Mott. N. D., March 29.-Students
from schools at Carson, New Leipzig.
Eleln. Regent, Brisbane, New England
and Mott will participate in an ora
tor1cal and essay contest here Friday
evening. April l. The contest is
sponsored by the Mott Masonic lodge
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
SCHOOL CLOSED AGAIN

Fort Yates, N. D.. March 29.-The
Standing Rock Indian school at Fort
Yates was closed for the third time
this season short time ago follow
ing another outbreak of spinal men,
nights.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
ACCEPTS NEW POSITION

Fryburg, N. D., March 29.-F. K.
Mccullough, who has managed lum-
beryard and hardware store here for
Is years. has resigned to accept a po-
sition as representative OF the North
Dakota Metal Culvert company in the
western part Of the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
TWO ARE SENTENCED

Hazen, N. D., March 29.-Confess-
ing to robbery Of the Edelstein store
here, Henry Suhr, "a, and Fred Emf
eel, 81, Of Golden Valley, were SEN
fenced to penitentiary terms by Judge
II. L. Berry Mandan.
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WILL PRESENT PLAY

futile. N. D., March 20.-Juniors
of futile high school will present
play. The Mystery Of the Third
Gable" in the high school auditor
ium Friday and Saturday, April /
and 2.
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WED At wASHRuRN

Washburn, N. d., March 29.-Wel-
don Cooper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Cooper, and Miss Pearl Mass
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Massey Of Emmett, were married here
BY County Judge Ole H Stefferud.
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BUYS BEULAH MARKET

Halliday, N. D., March 2o.-Frank
Haffart Halliday, has become owner
ct meat market In Beulah. The
mart viii be managed by Nick Sar-
datx, former partner Of Haffart.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
LOGAN PIONEER DIES

Napoleon, N. D., March Henry
Quatier, 50 years old, resident Of Lo-
gan county since 1894, died Of pneu-
monia here. He leaves his widow.
son, and four daughters, all living
here.
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ARRANGE SCHOOL CONTEST

bO1HOOH ~OAN
Center, N. D., March 29.-Oliver
county's sixth annual elementary
school contest will be held here Sat
urday. April 2, it is announced by r.
c. Stubbs. county superintendent of
schools. The contest will begin at
10 a. m. in the Band hall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-29
Al CANDIDATES OUT

McClusky, N. D., March 29-Every
Sheridan county office will be con-
tested in the elections this year, with
AZ candidates already at work.
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TAXPAYERS WILL MEET

1zAzA1 "a EzIV0 Wild MEEX
Beulah, N. D., March 20.-Mem-
bers Of the Mercer County, Taxpay-
ers' association will meet In Legion
hall here at 2 p. m, March 81, 1t is
announced by Peter Boeckel, secre-
tary-treaSurer.
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MARRIED AT HAZEN

Hazen, N. D., March 29.-Lydia
Schulz, daughter of Christ Schulz, liv-
ing south Of here, and Jacob Zuern
were married in the Congregational
church here by Rev. G. Roemmich.
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CELEBRATE anniversary

Beach, N. D., March 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. o. Hemnes observed the 2Sth
anniversary Of their wedding here
Friends gave q large party In cele-
bration of the anniversary.
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WALTONITES WILL MEET

WH0AVIN11EO Will M6EV
McClusky, N. D., March 29.-Mem-
bers Of the Sheridan county chapter
of the 1zaak Walton League will meet
at Lincoln Valley Wednesday evening,
March 80, according to ]. N. Muehl,
secretary.
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WINS ESSAY CONTEST

Bowman N. D., March 29.-Kath-
ryn Smith, student in Star school,
won first place In the Bowman coun-
ty George Washington bicentennial
essay contest.
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WILL PRESENT PLAY
Beach, N. D., March "a mys.
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CONTEST AT SELrRrDGE

Selfridge, N. D., March 29.-Self-
ridge Will be host to the annual Sioux
county school contests Saturday, APP
ril 2.
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FARM HOME DESTROYED
Killdeer, N. D., March 29.-The
farm home of Kusma Kolva, living
near here, was destroyed by fire.
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lteyv paav, cat O Nine TNtAN vii
, De presented hN seniors q 1eNca
htsN school Friday evening, Ap3tl I.
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UN OBRERO SIN TRABAJO
Sc AHORCO EN- LA CARCEL

I'm obrero pintor, sin traba-
10, Sc ahorc6 aver en- la carcel de
la ciudad, utilizandos un cintu-
ron.
Ell obrerO Sc llamaba Steve
Frank Coleman, de 81 amos, y
sus familiares residen en- St. A
gustine, Florida.
Sc lie detuvo ell sabado por la
noche, cuando parecfa hallarse
bajo los efectos de bebidas alco-
h6licas.
A toda prisa Sc lie lIev6 en- una
ambulancia al Hospital Munich
pal, pero falleci6 a los pocos mi
nutos de llegar ALI.
LIE sobreviven su padre Y dos
hermanas.
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anunciaron funciones popula-

anunciaron funciones popula-
res.
En- la ~"bombonera" de la ca
lie catdrce y diez avenida,
triunf6 por TODD 10 alto la arts
ia del genero-bufo LA Bella Ca
melia". Su trabajo ~escenico, con
la cooperation del primer ac-
tor bufo Yanguas, mereci6 los
honores del respectable, que los
aplaudi6 delirantemente.
Despues nos trasladamos al
.Coliseo de la Avenida de Nebras
ka donde ell baritone y primer
actor senior Ortiz de Zarate, en-
'carnaba ell primer personaje de
la obra "El Huesped del Sew
llano", segunda representation,
que Sc hacia a instancias del pu-
blico.
Y por dltimo terminamos nues
mission en- ell teatro de los traba-
jadores, para yer de cerca a los
j6venes a~rtistas, que fueron
muy aplaudidos.
En- suma, que ell p1blico Sc re-
parti6 Y todos los directories al
canzaron un prudential 6xito
economico.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
La matinee del C{rculO

La matinee del C{rcul0
/ No fu6 una sorpresa para los
diligentes muchachos que figu-
ran en- la "Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano," la brillantez
de su matinee bailable, de aver.
EllOs la esperaban, per ell en-
tusiasmo que Sc notaba en- nues-
ira animosa juventud.
BESIDE las primeras horas de
la tarde el Palacio de Ia socie-
dad Guiana visti6 sus mejores
, galas Y al anochecer, ell bale era
una de esas grandes fiestas que
hacen eco en- los anales de nues-
ira sociedad.
Y deseando ell cronista que no
Sc escapara I'm solo nombre de
aquellos grupos de damitas, a.
provech6 la oportunidad del in
termedio para llevarlos a su car
net rosa:
| Margarita Nodarse, Georgina
Martin, Isabella lzaguirre, A
sunci6n Miraflores, Carload A
cuna. Mercedes Fernandez, $50
lima Madrigal, Esperancita Can
tero, Virginia Febles, Matilde
Hernandez, Carlotica Menendez,
Amparito Zuniga, Luisa Perez,
NativiGad Gomez, Aurorita del
Rio, Car1@~~SSanchez, Euge-
MIA Lang ~ Echevarrfa,
Maria ~ Imguez, BS>ta
Fuentes, 'Udcarnaci6n Rodri-
guez, Piedad Reinoso. MANUEL
ia %Sampedro, Juanita M9yiez,
Maria Teresa Calzadilla, 4 osita
Carballo, TRIM Diaz, eonsue-
10 Jardfn, Engracia Rdiz, Anne
RIGA Justiz, Adelaide Ferrer, Lii
diva Palacios, Gertrudis HERE
ra. Violeta Fernandez, Josefita
VazqueA Obdulia LuacesD olo=
res Badfa, Candita Estrada, Jo-
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
SOCIALES

a la publicidad ell nombre com
pleto hasta que no Sc verificara
la junta de los muchachos de la
"Secci6n de Recreo," senalada
para la noche de hoy, a las ocho
y media, en- ell salon de actos Off
ciales.
AL cumplir 10 p~rometido solo
quiero publican ell nombre pre-
miado por los senofes del jura-
do: Cabaret Nautico."
A mi me pareci6, siguiendo Ia
lectura de los diversos nombreS
que Sc mandaron, que Una No,
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

che Marina" iba a obtener ell We
redicto, pero Sc busc6 ell nombre
mas condensado y al fin 10 ha-
llaron.
Respecto a las orquestas ele-
gidas puedo decir que salio en-
primer lugar la del maestro Ma
ximo Echegaray y la otra sera
seleccionada hoy.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
E.. M. r.

AL traves de estas iniciales Sc
esconde ell nombre y apellido del
joven triunfador en- ell Concur
so de nombres para ell "Caba-
ret" del Centre Espanol, fijado
para la noche del dia 20 del mes
entrante.
Cuando ell cronista descubri6
SUI nombre, despues de una diff
Gil Investigation, los senores pre-
sidentes de las respectivas "sec
Clones de la poderosa institu-
ci6n, lie suplicaron que no diera
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Los ~funerales

Los funerdteS
De la que en- vida Sc llam6
sonora Maria Vicari, de 35 a
nos, fallecida en- la manana del
sabado en- I'm Hospital local, Sc
celebraron aver, a las cuatro y
media de la tarde, habiendo
salido la carroza mortuoria de
la Gale Palmetto, barrio del oes-
tie, marcada la casa con ell n1-
nero 2510. Constituy6 una sem
tida manifestation de duelo, Y
llevandose a cabo ell enterra-
miento en- ell Cementerio WOOD
lawn, por ell muFidor Primo
Lord.
Reciban los familiares de la
extinta nuestra profunda con
dolencia.
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Nj p6sante

MI p6Sdme
Recibalo la lindisima e inte-
|resante Srta. Noemi Montero,
por ell reciente fallecimiento de
su querido abuelito, ell Sr. Anto-
inc Montero, residente de la ca
lie Main 1916, West Tampa.
Tambien quiero hacerlo ex-
|tensivo hasta la conocida dana
MO Montero, residente de la ca
gelical Noemi.
Descanse en- paz ell infortuna-
do viejecito.'
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NOTTCLAS
T~ELEGRAFICAS !

bUUW VV - Ws1
|gis Kan y Tsmberlan cantaron
en- las llanuras de Asia. pero las
palabras Sc referian al plan de
cinco amos y las fincas colecti-
vas.
Los habitantes de Georgia
danzaron las mas c&lebres dan,
zas del mundo, peFo los honbres
va no lie ruegan,, . las mucha-
|chas que los amen; ehora elles
les piden que ingresen en- las fin
cas- colectivizadas y que ayuden
al d~esarrollo de sus tierras.
Los ,Uzbeks representation su
famosa danza de. los siete rit-
mos, en- la cual .t9dos los ritmes
son obtenidos por los movimien
tos de las puntas de los dedos y
ell cuello, mientras Ell cuerpo vi
bra en- ammonia.
Los hombres de Ukrania can
taron una csnci6n que data del
siglo XVII y desSilaron en- .un
grupo de 12O tractores.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

Selma Longo, Cachita Mesa, E.
duviges Montele6n, Aida, Orqui-
dea. Brigida y Esther Arrange,
Zoila Riquelme, Enriqueta Pal
ma, Maria Luisa Quintana, So
fla Gomez, Estela Cruz, Olga Ri
vero, Charo Mendive y Natalia
Obreg6n.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

A la policia denuncio George
Manus, dueno de una pequena
goleta de pesca, que del interior
de- %sta lie robaron cinco saliva
vidas y AZ pies de cables.
Los ladrones entraron TAM
bien en- ell Central Cigar StQke,
ell sabado por la manana, lSevan
dose efectos valuadOs en- mas de
$1,000.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
TFATpOc

CASINO
Muy linda y d~elicadamente
sentimental la cinta "Merrily
We Go To HELP, que hoy Sc ex-
hibe en- este teatro ,interpreta-
da ppr Sylvia Sidney y Freder-
lex Marsh. Complete ell progra-
ma luna comedia de Lawrel v
HarPy, caricaturas parlantes y
noticias internacionales.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
ARRESTADO UN PRESUN
TO ASESINO e

Los detectiveke la ciudad a.
rreSaron aver q Armando Roca
mora, vecino de la Doce avenida
1405, en- cuyo hogar Sc encOn-
traron where's que POGO antics
habian sido robados de la bode-
ga de Lucas Garrido, situada en-
ell nun. 1912 de la Gale Is. Ell
valor de las m@cancias robadas
Sc ha fijado en- 100.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

RIT q
Exhibe por Ultima vez la emo
cionante pelicula Panama Flo"
con ell notable actor Charles
Bickford Y la bellisima Helen
Twelvetrees. Ademas, la diver
tida comedia Rascal" v actos
de variedades.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
ROYAL

Presenta a James Dunn y a
"a interesantisima Peggy Shan
non en- Society Grip, una pc.
licula lujo.
TafEoien Sc exhibiran carl
caturas parlantes y ell Noticia.
=! =
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

! Rome, sep $26.-Benito Nus
soiini di6 este ano Otro paso de
avance cuando L. cosecha de fri
go lego q 70 millones de quin-
tales. No obstante, ell Duce TO-
davfa tiene que importar 10 mi
Homes de quintales y Ia mayor
parte de esta cantidsd sera trail
da de L. Argentine.
! La cosecha de este aAo sc. de-
be principalmente q Ia persls-
tente campana de Mussolini, mi
ciad9 despu6s de subir al pSder.
Ha sido siempre ell prop6sito ell.
Duce independizar a Italia de,
los alimentos extranjeros, de
modo que nunca este o MERGED
de otra potencia que pueda bio
quearla.
Fl resto ell trigo que Italia nece
sta 10 cOEnDTs an u Argentina,
.Canads, Australia Y Russia. Es-
tie dltinAp pals fscilita Ia mayor
cantldad de triEO duro. que es
e. que e Ysa para = :fabEica-
ET0E De macaHr0neS.
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ObitudriO

A las ocho de la noche de a
yer domingo, falleci6 en- su resi-
dencia, ubicada en- "a ~ aveni-
da 1920, la sonora Josefina Fam
bito de GO amos de edad.
-Nayan con estas lineas MES
tro pesame a SUI familia.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

May biem los teGtros
--Concurri6 anoche bastante
p1blico a los tres -teatros que
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
Dor ell Centre de Recreo en-
de los $4,000

a esta secci6n. Unicamente Sc emplear6n obrsros del.
condado de Hillsborough, y todos los materiales po-
sibles seran comprados en- Ell condado de HILLSIDE
rough. 1880 : , az:
Traigamos a Tampa la Associated Outdoor
Club, Inc. Los obreros de Hillsborough ~pecesitan:
csc trabajo. Los contratistas del condado de Hills
borough ~necesitan este negecio, Y LA CIUnAD DE
TAMPA NECESITA CENTRIC DE RECRRO
PARA SUS CIUDADANOS Y TOURISTAS. .: =.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

'Vaya a los colegios ell microbes 28 de Septiembre. Vote por la As
ISOLATED Outdoor Club, Inc. Cuando los votos lie comedian ell pnvle-
go, los trabajos para la construction del Centre de Recreo comenza-
ran enseguida. Estara situado en- la esquina noroeste de las avenidas
de Arminia Y Hilsborough y sera una nota de distinction para Tampa
Y ell condado de Hilsborough.
Depende de listed. Voti pr I'm Centre de Recreo para Tampa.
Vote por la -.
La gaceta., 1932-09-26

La Associated Outdoor Club, Inc, ofrece traer
a Tampa un esplendido Centre de Recreo, de $1,000
pesos. Los pianos va han sido d~ibujados y en- ellos
Sc han include facilidades para Baseball, Football,
Polo, Equitaci6n, Trio de Pichon, Carreras de Gal
gos Y otros sports.
La Associated Outdoor Club Inc, esta debida-
mente financiada. No Sc venderan en- Tampa accio-
mes o bonos de ninguna clase. Por Ell contrario, la
Associated Outdoor Club, Inc, traera dinero nuevo
La gaceta., 1932-09-26
KARL R. MORTON, Director Administr,

Los abaGsd de este proeto en- la qmna de las avGdas d. Armenia y Elhhaoush.e omnzarkn
della election. Sdamene@ empeann ohAad del codado de EusbMoughy TODD a material M Mm No
RAJ ell cmdadod de HhboOugh AHA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-29
DALE CONVINCED
STATE SEAT IN
HOUSE STOLEN
Muncie Mayor Conducts His
Own Probe Into Balls
mo Contest

~ IfmeS cpcciut
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-George
Dale, "the fighting mayor of
Muncie," is in Washington, con-
Quoting a little investigation of his
own into the status of the Ball
Vestal congressional contest.
Perhaps it would be more ac-
curate to say that he is inquiring
into the existence of a Ball
Vestal contest.
At least the scrappy little mayor,
with his investigation almost COM
pleted, is of the very definite opin-
ion that there is no such thing as
contest Of the right of Albert H,
Vestal, Republican, to occupy the
seat in congress allotted to the old
Eight Indiana district.
Particularly, Dale has loaded his
guns with ammunition to fire at his
arch enemies, State Chairman Earl
Peters and Claude Ball. his fellow
townsnan from Muncie, who was
Vestaps opponent in the 1890 cleo
tons. The official count in the old
Eight district gave Vestal the small
margin of nine votes over Ball.
Dale made the rounds here Thurs
day.
He INTERCEPTED Henry T. Rainey,
Democratic house leader, who said
he had never heard anything to in
dictate that Ball ever had seriously
prosecuted his claim for the seat.
Then he interviewed South Trim
BILE, clerk of the house, and learned
that although Ball filed notice of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-29
SO PASTORS TO
PARTICIPATE IN
PULPIT CHANGES
Church Federation Sponsor
of Annual Church
Exchange.

Thirty-nine Indianapolis mini
sters will take part Sunday in the
fifth interdenominational pulpit eX-
change sponsored by the Church
Federation of indianapolis.
The following ministers will ex-
change pulpits for Sunday morn
ing service
The Rev. Frederick z. Taylor, pastor Of
FIRST Baptist church, and the Rev. Ira G.
Dawes, First Friends church.
The REV. william c. Hartinger, Broad
way Methodist church and the Rev. AM
hrose Dunkel. Tabernacle Presbyterian
The e. Rev. Edward H. Kistler Fairview
Presbyterian church, and the Rev; Ed
mond Kirlin, First Evangelical church.
The Rev. Robert M. Selle, OF Riverside
Methodist church. and the Rev Linn A.
Trlpp Eighth Christian church.
The Rev. B. E. Shake, Grace Methodist
clArch. and the Pav. l. B; Moseley. Emer-
son Avenue Baptist church.
The Rev b. z Nespit, ST. Pauls Metho-
dist church. anu the Rev, George p. Kehl,
The Rev. Oliver K. Black, pastor Of
Speedway Boulevard Methodist church, and
the Rev. Lem Latham, Calvary Presby-
' The Rev. W. A. creason. Home Pres
byterian church, and the Rev. George L..
5tine, Indiana Central college United
The REV. Thomas N. Hunt, Seventh
Presbyterian church and the Rev. W. T.
Jones Edwin Ray Methodist church
Methodist, and the Rev. Henry T. Graham
Westminster Presbyterian church.
The Rev W. G. Ball, Woodruff United
Presbyterian. and the Rev. Ambrose
hegerteT, Bevilie Avenue Evangelical
The Rev. F.. C. Wackntz, Second Evan
gelical church. and the Rev. Need II.
Reynolds, Merritt Place Methodist church.
The Rev. r. A.. Shumaker, Shelby street
Methodist church, and the Rev. David II.
Giliatt, Southeastern Union church.
The Rev. Joseph A. Mears, First United
Presbyterian church. and the Rev. Mary
Hiatt Second Friends church.
The Rev. Lawrence Fugit, BrightWood
Christian church, and the Rev Bertna M.
DeCroes Forest Manor Methodist church.
The Rev. Milford D. Barrick, pas
tor Of First Moravian church, will
preach at Brightwood Methodist
church. The Rev. Russell G. West,
Grace Church Brethren pastor, will
give the sermon at First Moravian
church.
The Rev. Victor B. Hargitt,
Brightwood Evangelical church will
preach at Wallace Street Presby-
terrain church.
The Rev. Peter McEwen, pastor
of Wallace Street Presbyterian
church, will give the sermon at
Grace Church of the Brethren.
Evening service at Tuxedo Park
Baptist will be conducted by the
Rev. John B. Ferguson, Irvington
Presbyterian church pastor. The
Rev. u. S. Clutton of Tuxedo Park
Baptist church will conduct services
Sunday night at 1rvington Presby-
terrain church.
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they agreed between themselves
that not only does the evidence in
dicate that the Republicans stole
the election" in the old Eighth dis
trict. but that also mysterious cir
cumstances surround the failure Of
the Democratic candidate to follow
through III his fight.
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contest shortly after the elections in
November, 1880, he had failed to
perfect his contest by filing the GUS
tomary charges of ballot box frauds.
The law allows thirty days for filing
of such charges.
The mayor also compared notes
with Speaker John N. Garner, and
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Garner is angry about the Ball
Testal incident, as was shown when
he castigated Indiana Democratic
leaders at a luncheon given by
Representative Louis Ludlow here
about three weeks ago. AT the
time the contest was allowed to
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Ianguish, the Republicans appar-
emily had a majority Of one in the
house and the speakerShip was at
stake. The eighth Indiana district
seat would have been the the decid-
ing factor had not several Repub-
hcan congressman died before con-
greSS convened.
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Young People Convene

MONTICELLO, Ind, Jan. 90
The annual mid-winter conference of
young people of Indiana Christian
churches opened here today to con-
tinue through Sunday. A banquet
will be held tonight.
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It takes eight gallons of special
oil to give each of the elephants
in the London Zoo its annual
beauty bath"