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Evening star., 1932-09-27
SCOUTS MEET OCT. 7

Several hundred delegates are ex-
pected to attend the twelfth annual
regional Scout meeting for Maryland.
Delaware, Virginia, Pennsylvania and
the District. which will open in the
Shoreham Hotel Friday. october Z, and
continue through the following day.
They will be welcomed at the opening
session by George E. Hamilton, ST..
president Of the District Boy Scout
Council.
Prominent speakers are scheduled to
address the conference, which will close
Saturday evening with q banquet and
dramatization presented by Troop 8 Of
AllSouls' Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1932-09-27
WASHINGTON NATIVE
DIES AT HOSPITAL
Charles L. Wenger, Prominent in
Building Circles, Succumbs
After Operation.

Charles L. Wenger. 81. native WASH
ingtonian, died yesterday at Garfield
Hospital after an operation. He was
prominent in Washington building cir
cles
Funeral services will be held at 8 am.
Thursday at his home. 3815 Cathedral
avenue. followed by burial in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Wenger Is survived by his widow
Mrs. Ella E. Wenger. and four chill
dren, Mrs. Elsie O'dea, c. Russell, B.
Earl and Miss Eileen Wenger.
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Births Reported.

Howard l.. and Hannah F. Mathews, bo,
Alvis T. and Maud Ellis. boy
Francis D. and Anne Alexander boy
Richard and Pearl NJ. Tnorman girl
Martin J. and Gertrude Mcnamara, girl.
Carl w. ana Laura Carlson. girl.
BENJAMIN c. and Dorothy p. Allen. girl.
ha1e. s9nn + ana ng grsnla T,n,o MeGiyern. girl
Arthur and Amy Green. boy.
John H, and Carrie L. Josey, boy.
Archie w. and Marjory Kinp. boy.
George w. and Wilhelmina Hazel. boy.
Samue1 o. and Angela West. girl
George H. ard Lucille Cults, girl.
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DraMB.

AUTH. ANTON. Suddenly. on Sunday. Sep;
tember as. 1882. ALTON. beloved husband
. HsnRsh Ts.dsne. ASs ssSs coo1ndo ave. fS s
Wednesday, September 20. at $50 q m.
REQUIEM mass as the Church OF Nativity.
tives and friends invited. 1nterment st.
Mary's Cemetery. II
AUTH. ANTON. Windthorst Club Of st.
Mary's Parish will meet at the late resi-
ave NV, on Tuesday. september a. at
7:4s pm, to recite the once Of the dead.
JAMES c. KRAFT. Sec. n
AUTH. ANTON. All members of Alscantara
ssauestsa u u meet attn at he y home of shs late
Sir Noble ANTON AUTH. $500 Colorado
~, 1882. BY order Of grand commander.
JOSEPH McKENNA. Grand Scribe.
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DpathH.

MATTERN, HARRY |! IN Thursday. S,o.
ls EHnsri + rom foS fs r. ss ssa5.;
September 30. at 2 pm. Relatives M
seRds kaeR creer ayitee to attend InteTmen
sIbley Hospital. NARY ALICE co Moaiy phi Al
asorse EsS F.d acSI.r2 sEsd a. pss.. believed wife
late late Ts:dsnss so5 irving ss ne TS% %ednes esi
ssheny: IS csthdns' S ss' Gh@r:h thfRss s9Ss
said fTtfees for tSe feno,. nts ns where mass viii
iISi'1 Gsdas Hill Cemetery. Relatives and % frends
ssas e TSss'sss S ssisvss si's Saa
AS lac r:sdenec ;sIs Ita5 9th fsnera .i from
THURSDAY, September 29 al
Rssus% Rssnis.e mass A. ne Church e II.
Mount Olivet Cemetery. "a
PETTIBONE. HARRIET ENAH. On s.p,.m.
ENAa M r. pyyr1soso 1sy1 g. sseons6oro: ND. HARRIET
%a% 9D1aasss Rsssis't a! AZ gsmH
rlSMhaT tember q srfMART iSss s. On Tuesday. Sep
bbesssant bsns ny Mar, Md STEWART g. beloved hu,
Annie FISH NJ. fnd Ksth2yna hsJ9she6 E, MI
nsa, Lesne IN; snd Jack Pickett. Notice OF fu.
PLOUDEN. MARY H. On Sunday. septen-
r. S Of Il fen5on H2sPtsi g. daAFE dMARE
Ter OF ada Plouden. sister Of Evelyn Piou-
Gen ana niece OF Annie Holly. Marearei
ssy; septe@ssT a., At anu, lntdas from lhs5f; Hdi,
fs sse fsss !. a,gp
p Pc: C.: MINGo AUGUSTUS SAUNDERS HI
isaves 70 mourn their loss an aunt, Phyilie
host Of ether relatives and Ssends srends fnd Re
oan at Ecssns cspto rerd =, Not1, ners q
funeral later. "a
sWhNN sS'fesUs,S She leaves to taIspSa mouan
sTann oss Reg cs,sa Ghp syyess
po,ev 9sr; AsE1nder si:irs possy brother. Eilwooa
Posey Tnee snd host M MyeT5 e5.r Dors
gene Fords funer al parlor. 1910 isoo South nth
5ss4sS t. dssR., ess5, + sf II 10 sst
Tassasy Islaes sspesbs1 a DsDaF;ea th: life
Frsedmans Hospital julius Il Sc T. ami; bsjoved st
husband Of Mamie L. Taylor and brother
Sotics q, Ea~srd u, d,, Taylor and Amelia Nickens
"famhsn' ox.hAkaES L. On Monday. Sep
T SmpeT 20 1882. OF Garfield Hospital,
g Wengger OF 3315 Cathedral ave. NV. Fu-
HHersi Hs from his late residence on Thursday,
sSptenoer 29 at am. Relatives and
iTlenos invited TO attend. Interment
"odnt OhVel cemetery. 20
WILLIAMS, HUGH. On Monday. September
70; ts5z at Slbley Hospital, HUGH. beloved
husband OF the late Kate Williams Re
mains resting at Sahelfs chapel 5th and
/ II sts. NV 1nterment at Brandon. vt.
WOLFE. REBECCA AMELIA. On Monday.
September 26. 1882. at her residence 1914
1ryiLg st. NV, REBECCA AMELIA
H,ola W0Lra' ssed = years. beloved wife Of
NJ. Wolfe. Remains resting at Hysonss
parl2rs. 1900 N st, NV. Funeral services
On on Ihnursoay' n ,September 20, at 10 am,
rom calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
da6s COLUMBIA road NV. Interment Ha-
Evening star., 1932-09-27
British Financier Dies.

LONDON, September q R.-Michael
George Herbert, 40, partner In the firm
of Morgan, Grenfell & Co., Of London
died yesterday. He was the son Of the
late Sir Michael Herbert, former British
Ambassador to the United States. and a
nephew OF Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Evening star., 1932-09-27
TWO KILLED IN CRASH

TREsT, italy, September 27 R.-
Two persons were killed and four in
jured yesterday when q mail-passenger
plane operating on the Venice Triest
line overturned In a forced landing on
the water at Goado Island. Its mo-
Evening star., 1932-09-27

mentum carried It against the bank
alongside q cemetery.
An Austrian passenger, Federic Reio-
majer, and an italian mechanic, Gio-
vanni Viozzoli, were killed.
Evening star., 1932-09-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TODAY.
Card party, st. Johns Lodge, 90 M
street northeast. 8 pm.
Lecture, william G. Grace. Psychology
Society, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm.
| Meeting, Business women's Council,
Church of the Covenant, 8 pm.
Meeting, Zeta Chapter Beta Gamma
Phi Sorority, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Card party. Bell Club. st. James
Catholic Church Auditorium, Thirty
seventh street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast, pm.
Meeting. Brightwood Rebekah Lodge.
8p.m.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Optimist Club, Hamilton
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Lions CLUB, Mayfiower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
| Fiber board with surface glazed to
resist moisture has been invented.
Evening star., 1932-09-27
Qarn uf Uhankn.

TURNER, JOHN S. Many thanks to the
friends and relatives for their kindness.
regards ana fcrel tributes during the III
Evening star., 1932-09-27

Bermondsey, England, has installed
literary works in Braille to be issued
free to the blind.
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III MPmurtam

sss sssas ~ e = laS5#s EsgfHs5sgss
' ' HGssARD fHRsfRfsf ANb III 1Sif children {.
ELLIS, .ANNIE. In sad msmcry Of nv dear
oha dahusnter ana my sister. ANNIE ELLIS.
todoy Dsssea sEs' years ago
TovSo aofhEk 5fhi i ARb Rfpsis sisTER fssF
HAuSER, HENRIETTA N. In fond remem-
aAUsER WHO depsrted this Mfs Two years
HER CHILDREN
MITCHELL, OSWALD. In memory of nv
dear friend. OSWALD MITCHELL. who
ta toepaartea thiS life one year ago today, Sep
They. say time heals a broken heart,
But, oh. II seems untrue;
For one year my heart HIS ached.
Dear Oswald. lust for you
Still your PAL in death
EFF1E N. LONG.
RICHARDS. VIOLA Sacred to the memory
OF my noble and devoted mother, VIOLA
SSleHAEDs, SIe JAR who entesed into eternal rest
You will never know your mothers car.
Until she is not around,
And you never know her value
Until she is under ground
Mother, dear. how I miss your sweet yoics
That tenderness of your touch
FOR the older grow more surely know
HES oNELS sf 81 %sa4i e. RUTH RUTH COLE
SHARPER. JOHN 9. In loving memory of
our dear husband and father, JOHN s.
SHARPER: who departed this life four
years ago today. September a. 1923.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
sPENGLER; LIEUT.. HENRY CHARLES. In
oa @ 0ai and 0Vns bro.heP aEE Of 9gs diaE
SFENGLER. 1rst lieutenant of infantry.
U. 3. n: who made the supreme sscrifice
Vyar
DAY. September II, 1918 (Meuse- -Areonne
oHehslFe). THE FAMILY
WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN H. In loving menu
ory OF our dear son and brother BENJA-
MIN II. WILLIAMS. who departed this life
nine years ago today. September 81 1929
FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTERS.
Evening star., 1932-09-27
FOUND.

GLOvES-2 catcher's gloves found By driver Of
No. l55 Diamond Cab Apply lost and found
dept. Diamond Cab once. North 1855
GRIP; GRIP; h black eopsaining ia 1E SoIkmsn's CLOTHES
ply lost and found dept. Diamond Cab
Once. North 1858.
PIPE-Indian peace pipe found BY driver OF
No. 329 Diamond Cab. Apply lost end found
dept, Diamond Cab Office. North 1865.
Evening star., 1932-09-27
LOST.

LOST.
BLANKETS of gray blankets from
window of 1909 18th st. NV, on Monday
morning. Reward If returned in good order.
CAT-White male; strayed from all Farra-
gut st. NV. Saturday. Phone Georgia 4866
COLLIE PUP-Small. reddish brown. 4 white
paws; name Tonsy. Reward. Columbia
Sl64 1892 18th ST. NV. 2s'
DIAMOND RING-sunday large and 9
small diamonds. Reward. Address Box
304-J Star ONCE. 2s'
DOG-Male Boston bull terrier, vicinity 38th
ana Veazey sts. NV; white chest. front
feet. small white spot back OF neck; reward.
Cleveland 3024 4207 38th St NV
Friday. Vicinity End and c sts. NV. Reward Ul'
Phone Lincoln 10216. 27'
DRESS-In taxi between 10th and F SITS. and
Southern R. R. Building. black dress from
the Doctor Cleaners. in two pasteboard
boxes Return to Room 416. 92s st.
ESKIMO SPITz PUPPY, white. near Central
and Carlton aves. ne. Pot. 3729.
GRAVY BOWI-Fluted silver. initial &c:
n. n conn H1o Ave Post ONCE. Reward. Phone
PEKINGEsE. Male. white-and- brown spots.
Notify Miss Barbara Houston, 22Ol 18th st.
NV Adams 1857.
sHOES-Pair of Regal shoes. on Fairfax I'd
near Noyes' gale. Please return to Ritchie
gasoline station. Langley. Va.
WATCH-On Sept. 23., lady's wrist watch.
WRIST WATCH-Lady'S. white gold; lost on
street car or 18th and K SITS. Reward. l343
II st. NV, Room 6o8.
Evening star., 1932-09-27

Fiber board with surface glazed to
resist moisture has been invented.
Evening star., 1932-09-27
GREEN. MARTHA. Departed this life Sun

GREEN. MARTHA. Departed this life Sun
day. September IS. 1892. at $40 pm,
at her residence. 3l6 E ST. s.w.. MARTHA
GREEN. She leaves 10 mourn their loss
a son and niece. Ollie Green and Mrs
Maize Meader. Remains resting at Robert
Canpben funeral home. 423 AZ st. sw-,
until Wednesday. September %. at II m.
thence to the above address. Funeral
Thursday, September 29. at | pm, from
her late residence. sic st. s.w. Rsla-
tiveS and friends invited 2Ss
Evening star., 1932-09-27

HALL. LAURA ELIZABETH. Passed away or
Sunday September rs. 1882. ct 3:15 pm.
as prrII EmsTssney Ise1 Hospital; LAURA ELIZA.
is survived by her husband. Roy C. Hall
2701 14th ST. NV. mother. Mrs. Charles
Arnold. and one sister. Margaret Arnold oil
Rell2 ire Ohm Internnent Whealinz w Va
Evening star., 1932-09-27

HENSON. LENA. On Sunday. September 25
1882. at her residence. 1912 Whittingh am
pl. ne. LENA HENSON. loving mother Of
Mrs. BlaCche Cray. Remains resting at j
T. Stewarts funeral home, 80 H st. ne
Notice of funeral later %
Evening star., 1932-09-27

rvERETT. JOHN E: A special eommunica :
tion of Takoma Lodge. No. 20. p A. A.
M. at O'Clock pm. Wednesday, Septem-
Der 28, 1892. for the purpose of conduct
ing the funeral service Of our late brother.
JOHN e EVERETT
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c. C. GALLOWAY, Master

FARoUHAR. WILLIAM J. r. On Monday,
September 26. 1892. at U. S. Marine Hos
tai. Galveston, Tex. WILLIAM J. T, FAR
QUHAR. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
GOODWIN. MABEL STIER. Suddenly. on
Tuesday. September 27. 1882. in Seattle.
Wash. MABEL ST1ER GOODWIN. beloved
wife Of Frank Goodwin and mother Of
Frank Stier Goodwin CT Washington. D. C.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
Wife Was Fat
No Longer Attractive
Lost Husbands S Love

The above headlines appeared in
New York newspaper Of April Z
in connection with a divorce trial
that has attracted wide attention.
"She was a beautiful woman"
one witness testified, "but she got
fat and is not attractive any more"
Thousands Of women are getting
fat and losing their appeal just be-
cause they do not know what to do.
If you are fat how would you like
to lose it and at the same time
gain in physical charm and acquire
a clean, clear skin and eyes that
sparkle with buoyant health?
And gain in energy and activityH
Why not do what thousands of women
have done to get rid Of pounds Of
of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot
water every morning before breakfast
and keep it up for 80 days. You can
help the action of Kruschen by cutting
down on pastry and fatty meats and
going light on potatoes, butter. cream
and sugar. Then weigh yourself and
see how many pounds you have lost.
mineral salts most helpful to body
health. Best of all, bottle OF Kruschen
Salts that will last you for weeks
costs but a trifle. Ask Peoples Drug
stores or any druggist for a bottle and
start to lose fat today.
sure you get Kruschen-your health
comes first and remember this IL you
are not joyfully satisfied with results
money back.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
Bv HAZEL LIVINGSTON

read what he saw. her
delicately oval, magnolia-white
face, her deep brown eyes,
darkly fringed, her sensitive
scarlet mouth, parted. showing
even white teeth....
Eyes, Ken"
ImpulSively she kissed him,
laid her cheek next to his.
The sun had gone into the
water. The first chill breeze Of
night had co61e. She wanted
her dinner, she wanted to be set
tied, to know where they'd be
that night. In her mind,
the worried thoughts went
scrambling May her
mother Bess the
boys May would be getting
dinner now Did the tele-
gram arrive, all right?
But she said nothing. She
would wait, let Ken settle these
things. She would make
herself depend on him. It
would help him.
And he talked on about ship
ping in North America, and It
got colder and darker.
Lily Lou Shivered in her thin
silk dress, but she wouldn't give
in. She'd wait. Prove
her love.
COntinued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

from the damned office and
figures. You know-ships!
That's my line, ships. Listen.
Lily Lou, I'll get that job, and
make good, and then I'll get on
as foreign agent somewhere
there are big concerns all over
the world Listen, Lily Lou.
I'm all right in an office if
they let me have the. steam.
ship end-I mean ships papers,
clearing ships and all that.
It's because Dad never lets me
that I'm no good. :. Kept me
plugging at figures. I can't
do that. But if they let me
figure the other way, you know,
routes and markets and stow.
age, I'm all right. III show
Dad yet. You'll see, Lily LouI
I'll get the job. L was talking
to Hoyt one day a couple Of
weeks ago when he was in
our office. I told him my
ideas on the South American
trade. Gee, they're handling it
all wrong. The European agents
get it all, because the people
down there aren't educated to
get American goods, do you
see? They think it's no good
unless it comes from Europe,
though they do get a certain
amount Of canned stuff from
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

me, to help me, I'll show them,
honey. You see, nobody ever
believed in me before. I'm
just the old mans boy at our
place. I might be at Hoyt
and Wickley'S too, except that
Hoyt is interested in what I
had to say about the trade.
He said to me, why doesn't
your father give you a free
hand, Sargent?'-juSt like that
DO you understand, Lily Lou?
But gee, Dad thinks I'm just
a fool. Gee, I'll show him
though. DO you believe me,
Lily Lou?"
She believed him. She smiled
at him tenderly. Let him talk
on...
Out in the bay the sun set,
a great red-gold lantern slip
ping slowly into the pale,
silvery waters Of the bay.
She hardly heard what he said.
Her thoughts were Of other
things. Where they'd live,
what May would say, her music
where would that go now?
What would become Of it?
Lily Lou, you believe in me,
don't you?"
He had cupped her face in
his hands, was looking search
ingly into her eyes, trying to
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
'EMBERS OF LOVE-

ICOntinued from Magazine Page.
Sordid caution. She was giving
up a career for Ken, Ken was
giving up the chance to be a
rich man for her. And if your
love wasn't bright and fine
enough to make it all worth
while then nothing was worth
while. =.
Homeless
well, what shall we do? Oh,
Ken, it's been so funny. Right
from the first we've been so
sort of homeless. We had to
keep away from my house, and
yours, and here we are. and
you haven't any job, and I
haven't any money. -" She
began to laugh. a little hys-
terlcaIly, land any minute we're
likely to be arrested for not
being properly married"
He whipped out a check book.
''No money! Look here"
She looked at the balance
almost a thousand dollars.
''That isn't so hot, but listen. E.
I'll get on with Hoyt and
Wickly, in the steamship end.
=, They are agents for a lot
Of lines, and I happen to know
they need a man. When I
heard of it 1 thought, Gee, If I
could only get into that, away
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

Here's an adorable frock for
parties, graduation or Sunday
school, and it may be made of
silk or cotton and be equally
lovely. We made the original in
dotted Swiss-all white-and
added a pert bow at the neck
and a sash Of orange grocgrain
ribbon. 1t was really quite the
loveliest dress imaginable. The
raglan sleeves and the pleated
skirt, joined in scallops, are new
details.
Pattern 1922 is obtainable
only in sizes 8, 10, IL, IA and 16.
Size IL requires two and one
eighth yards of 36-inich fabric
and three yards of ribbon.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15cD
in coins or stamps (cOins pre-
ferredD, for each pattern. Write
plainly your name, address and
style number. BE SURE TO
STATE SIZE WANTED. Ad.
dress all mail orders to The
Washington Times Pattern De
partment, 243 West Seventeenth
St.. New York city.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
The Story Of a Great Romance

here, but nothing like they
ought to, and loading and
de:nurrage and all that down
there is terrible. Now if they
followed my ideas about ship
ping putting in a line. ="
A MAN AGAIN
His face was bright again,
his eyes sparkled, he looked
happy and sure of himself.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

He held her hand as he talked,
and once he stopped and
picked up her fingers and
kissed them, but it was really
as though he were talking to
himself -.
Lily Lou watched him, won
dering.
Some of her faith came back.
"And with you to believe in
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
NEWS
In Today's
CLASSIFIED ADS

ROOMS AND BOARD-Lanier RI.
large. clean rooms attractively
furnished splendid board
$3.50 per week.
APARTMENT FOR RENT-Third
st. . entire second floor OF ;
bath electricity included
only SIS per week.
WASHING MACHINES FOR SALE
-VOss washing machines approved
by Good Housekeeping {. can be
bought for 81 and 81 q week
See them today.
USED CAR FOR sALE-Pontiac
coupe. late 1928 model: good cOndi-
tiOn throughout will sell very
reasonably.
ACREAGE FOR sALE-F1ve acres
on high, level, cleared land facing
state road; located near Potomac
River can be bought for only
500 down: balance IS per month.
These are "sideIi0htS" on some Of Sa0ai
Interesting advertisements you toiH find Il
todqV's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
Snappy Wise Cracks
Number One

Number One
Wife Con a boating excur.
Sion)-"If the boat foundered,
whom would you save first, the
children or me?"
HuSband-'Me." - Sondags-
niSSe Strix (Stockholm).
Love At Second Sight
"I hear that Katherine is
marrying that X-ray specialist"
"Oh, yeh? What can he see
in her?"-Boston Beanpot.
When FIeaS Are Petrified
What have you done to
Fido? He is all corners"
II asked the maid to wash
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

him, and she Starched him as
well."-Vart Hem (StoSkholm)
His Start in Life
Friend - Congratulations! I
hear that you've already got a
case to defend.
Budding Young Lawyer-YeS,
it's my tailor who has sum-
moned me.-PaSSing Show.
His Limit
Caller-"DoeS your husband
get what he earns?"
The Wife-'YeS, that's why
we are always so hard up."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-12-03

E|I4.rH a. ats4-N F.4s .4s.A.
s# s va
kota sand aAd al in fhs RebI
inson well this sand developed
via er near TIE m
Promising Outlook
Rather iran sk n6ne;s,le
wafer msrssss6n into fhe ~.
per sand the IYakosa 4he ohio
has finailx decided n eenast
o aha 1Aako6a and tesk fhe
Dakota. ia which i fresnenslons
OH flow is expected ~ iudieat
ed by core tests taken while
she well was drilling ii with
the rotary. Cores az The Dako-
til sand when taken from The
Bowman we'll were dripping
with oil. revealing greater
saGnration shan has been
found ia anv other we'll thHe
Tar drilled IL she field
Further cassss.. ...4 s.
s.;es;ns 4Saf IL II 49,. s 8. ~
ssssssss9 - g. ~ sSs4ss ~%sss
so nea.sness s ys @ 49,
FIJI nneex y.s ~s~ ses.,4s , ~
l;s.A4.9; Isl enx...xs 49,. ~
ss.s ~ 49, -. ~ $500
H# VA %tf*f@H* ~ HtfF
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-12-03

WIDE AREA COVERED This map covers
96 square miles in the area northeast and north
west Of Cut Bank, including all Of Ranges
and West Township "a North and the upper
portion Of Ranges and West, Township 80
North
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-12-03

ae44a new Batch o. Scotch
jokes aasa tAs ApAslassef az he
naks2d % TIE Aahel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-12-03

P-TO-THE-MTlVUTE Map shows loca-
ton Of All producing wells and locations Of all
wells now drilling or for which materials are
now moving in more than 20 in all.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-12-03

LARGE SIZE Map IL BY IS inches, on
paper is BY % inches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

Silk and rayOn in all-Over de-
signs, clocks and stripes.
Double sOles. a Pairs, 95c.)
OCK'S-Downstairs Store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

Complete
COmpe You'll be pleased and
Blocks Sore
specially planned awaiting APPROVAL Its
Nogales international., 1932-09-07

attorney zGsneral K. Berry Peter
Ecn, candidate for the Democratic
for Governor, addressed
"a crowd of about 600 persons Satur
day night frCzn stand in front of
the office of the Nogales Interna-
ttional
Attorney c. l.. Hardy introduced
1.-THE speaker aas a fearless young
Democrat.
Peterson said he did not enter the
race at the behest Of any facti4la
CT group Of men and that he is net
a part or parcel of the Hunt regime.
He strongly denounced the Hunt
administration and said that elect
oG "T will break the backbone OF tsae
Hunt machine one week after I
take office. Hn raped Sid Osborn
CT Dunbar Weekly Osborn IS Or.
w. A. AIoeurs campaign manages}
and he referred to -NIoeur as Ma
llor Whocple". Vie read from Dun
bars Weekly an editorial appearing
il that magazine in 1880 wherein
Nogales international., 1932-09-07

CAR TURNS OVER

Lee zinsmeister, proprietor Gf
Circle z guest ranch, had narrow
escape from death about 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, five Mai!es north
OT Patagonia when his car turned
complete flop. Ho escaped without
q scratch.
Zins.neister, enroute to the ranch
from trip to Tucson, was e2'iving
at & rate of speed Of about IS miles
an hour Suddenly a calf ran across
the road. Zinsn1eisfe~ tllrow on his
brakes ard they locked causing the
CIR to swerve over against a con-
crete c,llvcrt. The auto was badly
damaged.
Nogales international., 1932-09-07
EEKS ROWLING
TOURNEY OPENS

With six teams participating the
EIks fall bowling tournament got
under way Monday night.
Following is list Of the teams:
GOLD DIGGERS
Eugo Miller, captain; Charles
Karns, r.. E. Lee, Virgil Walker
Ralph Rawsthorne, r. H. Bibolet-
HOT SHOTS
AL Camerlin, captain; Charles
Wise Ben White, e. Edmonson, Roy
Checaics, Louis Eccalada j. =. john
SGD.
EAES
w. F. Chenoweth, Jr., Captain.
Robert Smith, G. C. Cheshire, F. Gil
more Al Kurtz, Ed LeGendre.
'PANTHERS
J. Soto, captain; Gene Sykes, DR..
Glenn Ha1ker, r. @. Leatherman,
Walter Grubb, F. Milner.
CHEVROLET
2. L. Cheshire captain; w. II.
Davey, Ed Ho11er, Al Landrith j.
Smith, Craig Pottinger. L. Bristol.
JACK POTS
L.R. Gambec captain; Les Wood
dell, Fl. r. Renshaw, L. Eppstein, W.
Collier. Clell Schrader.